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UN Secretary-General Flying on Peace Mission in Congo ^e$8age to K ennedy State News OperatousISay Crs^ France Bars TRlks Roundup Possibly Shot Doim Now with Russians Man, 26, Heltf ildville. The Congo, Sept. 18 ., charter operators retary-general Dag Hammar- House last Friday. Mother of 7 The story also said in part: who supplied the pjafie for the U.N. Secretary-general, said skjold threatened to intpose this seemed a pomibility. There was no confinnatkm from new ^trains on U.S.-SoTiet re- Oouve de Murville, who former- Groton, Sfept. 18 Secretary of State Dean Rusk will Poquonock Bridge, Saturday. She officials said. They expressed be- has told the United States try to find out from Foreign Minis- had been strangled and stabbed 13 that it will not participate in lief that the plane carried 14 or ter Andrei Gromyko this week times. One officer said the killer 16 persons, including a crew of 8. Dag Dedicated any Allied conference with whether- Russia is ready to nego- must heve been a sadist. Earlier the total complement had the Soviet Union on Berlin tiate on a compromise settlement Lefko, a divorced man, had been reported as 10. •and Germany under present of the Berlin criMs or intends to kno^^•n Mrs. Chouinard about a Rhodesisui 'authorities aaid the To Search for press its demands at increasing month and had had two or three wreckage of his plane—a DC6B circumstances, the New York risk of war. dates with her, police said. ThC This is the most recent photograph of Dag Hammarskjold, United Nations secretary- shot up by Katanga rebels Friday, Times said today. Hfgh.weatem diplomats said the couple had been drinking together general, taken when he was greeted by Congo military leader Gen. Joseph Mobutu, cen- but subsequently repaired—was World Peace It Is understood, a Waahingtem fateful issue of war or peace has Friday night but not to the point found in the bush country at the seldom been more^ starkly preSent- ter, and saluting Congo officer, when, Hammarskjold arrived in Leopoldville last week. dispatch to the Timea added, that of intoxication, police said. (AP Photofax.) Congo-Rhodeslah border. They this message vras conveyed to Pres- The dead women's husband, Rob- said hia body was definitely iden- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ident Kennedy personally in the (Contliiaed on Page Nine) ert, is undergoing treatment for tified. Dag Hammarskjold was a coolly tuberculosis at the Naval Bo*Pital The plane was the,object of a poised diplomat who searriwd the in St. Albans, LJ., N.T. Her 3- Chicago Crash widespread search by U.N., Brit- world for the makings of peace. He month-oid twins, Dwayne and ish, Americail and lUiodealan air- came under fierce attiiek, path* In- Party Loses Majority Dwight, are being treated for the Reds Fire N-Shot 13 craft for more than 18 hours. At sisted that nothing mattered but same disease at Uncas-on-Thames Of Electra Kills midnight it ehseked over the the United Nations and its StiortM Hbspltal in Norwieh- Ndola Airport for a landing and to safeguard the peoplea o f the Lefko, who has not signed any then mysteriously vanished. It had world. •„ confoiaien. will be charged on a AU 37 Aboard In New Test Series been given clearance to land, then Many penons persons disagreed with Adenauer Rejects clreult. 8durt irarnUit, police said. radio contact was lost- some of his methods And wt|h the Murdef charges must bs made by This was the most tragic blow usefubicas of the Uiilted Ngtlobs a grand jury, they said. Chicago, Sept. 18 (A>) — A N or^ - Washington, Sept:^ 18 {/Pi—ThepNevads. It was described as a of Its kind to the U.N. executive itself. But few qu^Btioned the west Airlines Electra carrying .37 Russians flrto^^nother nuclear low-yield device — equivalent to staff since Count Folke Bema- bachrior Swedhle dedlcRtldin to Us Job. " Link to Socialists 184 to 182 persons on a Florida-bound flight blast tod^.'^fhe 13th in the cur- the force of 20,000 tons of TNT or dotte, Palestine thice commis- ioner, was shot dead on a Jeru- He was the second seerkaty- crashed shortly after takeoff from rent Sptrlet series, the Atomic less—that produced no falout. Hartford, Sept 18 (AT—^The commiMion announced, salem street 13 years ago—Sept. general o f the United Natlfio*, the State Motor Vehicle Department's O'Hare International Airport yes- The Russian test Saturday was 17, 1948. organization that grew out of Bonn, Germany, Sept. 18 (/P)—^Brandt's Socialists ahd the Fres brief statement said: in the atmosphere at Novaya daily record of automobile fatali- terday, killing ail aboard. ,S^;'The Atomic Energy Commls- Bemadotte, Uke Hammarskjold, Worid War H. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, -de- Democrats oppose. Adenauw re- Zemlya, an island In the Arctic was Swedish. The Conge brought Hnuoank- maining as chancellor, and say ties as of hut midnight and the The plane, radioing “no eon annoimced this afternoon that ocean. The AEC said it was in prived by Sunday’s parliamentary as its ftnal word to the jold the severest teat in .his eb h t they will reject a coaIittre the UWtod1 now holding the balance of power, from a height estiiilated variously Discoverer satelUto—the 31st in (Otatoned on Page Eight) the aged chancellor replied "We the election result could ing at a "terrific” speed when It (Oontfamed ea Page Five) Nattooa Oeneral Atowahly. Free* minor differences in cutf^k on the series—into orbit from the have worked together with the hit the ledge. (Contoued on Page ’Fen) Secretary P len e SaUntor' toM the approach to thp^^^ld War 'Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif. newemen the plaa« dliaetoj haa Freei Democratic party before." It will attempt within four days to Both West Berlin Mayor Willy struggle. Norfliera Rhodeela "tortUaly Itos Adenauer mads his plea for a Girl 16, Killed recover it in the air over the At Tri^mial Convention added aaottier toet^ hi the contlnuatlon-'^f hia pouciea at a WllimanUc, Sept 18 (An—Phyllis Pacific. A key experiment is the maUag of the PreUdept*a fie* momen^^-when the Soviet pnion Jean Bartholomew, 16, WilHman- plaClhg. of human cells in the cap- ctadon. Esther Curves and^ « West were about to enter tic, was killed and six other per- News Tidbits sule fob testing after orbit for the negotiations on the Ber- sons injured late Saturday > night effect of exposure -to outer space Episcopalians Weigh KENNEDY ^ilh» To Northwest "For me.” he said, "it ism jost Willowbrook St. 2— T h e ' National Aeronautics H oom paeitod had ecBt te Prat* important and mpat essential that On the critical list at Hartford and Spaca Administration lighted dent Keoaedy today a MOr ea*. the foreign policy developed by my Hospital with head injuries are Premier Khrushchev tells for- up the sky alrnig the Middle At- Four Church Merger tending two eehool aM progtora From Florida party the last 12 years be contin- her brother, William, 12, and Dan- mer French Premier Paul Reynaud lantic coast Saturday nif^t and for two years. It was the amr a t ued uninterrupted and , with iel Goodlett. 14. MysUc. in Moscow visit there are several early yesterday with fiery clouds token of the anbittoua e e h ^ strength.” The driver of the car, Ronald sehtUons for the Berlin erists, of chemical vapor in a study of Bishop Lichtenberger called tor prognun KeoaBiy had oorRM. MlanU, Fla., S ^ t. 18 IB— Huge Adenauer's first‘government and Bartholomew, 19, was taken to St. By OEOBOE V . COBNEU. among them establishment of upper atmosphere wind conditions: (AP SeUgtoa Writer) vigorous church moves to elim- The veto wae 848*16. Thp llr a e and vi' western armies held much more, dren attending parochial schools yesterday, the, result of R uesi^ the gospel or know the meaning Nancy was blowing Itself out m partment pamphlet had confused bomb fallout aild a change in hlgh- suicide. moRlat CUaa efRiraned tofi . the north Pacific today after cut- and the Soviets much less, than would be subjeoM to tke eqalva- of true patriotism.” tt had “ meet regnttolfijr history when it implied he had the areas aasigned to them by the altltude wind direction. The question is a heated one Two of the members of his cabl mm. t o g a swath of death and de-, lent of “triple taxation’* by re- net preceded him to the gallows pended dlptomatte 1 passed up a chance to capture 4-power occupation agreement of striction of federal school aid to Dr. Franklin M. Foote aaid the throughout Protestanlam, and it struction actoes Japan. -Saturday, former Foreign Minister the Congo sad wqa The human toll rose to ITS dead, Berlin. September 1944.” public institutions . . . Gov John state’s radiation mbaitor recorded faces a test at the current con- He added that-any inference that a “ terrific jump" in radioactive FAtin Rustu Zorlu and former Fi- ing tto emhaeay ia " 18 missing. 3,iM injured and more Eisenhower, in his letter to N. Dempsey issues two prodama- vention, with some delegates urg- The I . . . . m military action taken 'after the Laird, said: levels from a high normal 1.08 ing that the church ateer clear of nance Minister Hassan Polatkan. than 600,000 homeleas. Crop dam- tlone, one calling for observance a ipekeeiaaa tor to* I age was estimated at $130. million political declsioin for occupation of “Not only does the State De- of H at'Day tennorrow and Indian mlcro-nilero curies to nearly 68 so-called “political" matters. The court bad sentenced ex-pres- -Germany “ played a algnlficant partment . pamphlet confuse his- Day on Sept. .29. * • per cubio meter of air. A small segment also wants the ident Celal Bayar and sevaral other and property loss at another $100 feralgB * R ( [ ^ million. role In producing the political situ- tory by Its attempt to telescope Paeifio Norttawest’s eeeond He atressed, however, .that the church to withdraw from the high olBrials to death, but their The storm struck blow at the ation today prevailing in Germany into a sentence or a paragraph the earthquake la a MtUeriuon than incrauM "poses no Immediato dan- Nattonal Council of Churches,' an .sentences -were commutod to hto New China-raivR-. Japanese economy and the price is not correct.’” events o f months,' btit I think it is 88 kours was felt from Seattle to ger to sttoe rodents, but If this mterdenorainationRl body, on the imprisonment by the military re* of fish in Tokyo, which escap e ’ Eisenhower comments., similar clear that there are erroneous im- Salon), Ore., and east to Hopd- itoould continue for several days ground it takes unpopular stands gime that overthrew Ifenderes* S'tonrai£i% the brunt of the wind, rose 20 per to others lie 8uu made recently on plications i^d inferences to be. River, O re.' yesterday . . . l i ^ or weski, the queition of genetic on ecmtroversial Issues. pro-western gorernmentJn Bay of vllle gerafliinBl'.efl cent. the same sul^Bct, were in a letter drawn' from the' document. Hie says It hto BtQsked a levolt of damaga will arise.” ‘The church,” Bishop UChten- 1060.' Flood waters began recedlpg but to Rep. Melvin R. Laird, R-Wla •Becretary of state (Dean Rusk) Kara tribesmen led by a pro- Ifiia sudden rise, thp highest ra- bsrger said, “ cannot ha a placa eeeunuBlque gRve s o fiitsUs Laird said on Sept, 7 In a House Conuaunlst tribal ebliiif m flu refuge from the...... disturbingr b i^ a)la .(Owittjwiid « i Five Xhlrtosn) ipaaoli that a r e e ^ Utata Daart- « .Fa«e SevratagS) Borthera' fnaiUer. « aa A g sT ito ). tbiaa^|itng s m t a of our tima.” (OonthuMfl en Page Yv*) V , MANCUESTEk EVENING HERAU5, MANCHESTER, €0NN., HONDAV, SEPTEMBER t8,198l* MANCHESTEH EVENING OTRALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1961 P A d B M m i * ’ picked up a couple o f new celltets at 8 in the church hall. Hew mem- ing other Bltea; He says the first CouncIL . There will be sheep I wall. Columbia Bolton bers are Invited to attend. The an- Hebron aelectman. of ' Colchester has judging, fitting and showing. Exposition Honors Bert Mayereon will head the baae HEALTH CAPSULES nuU’Hely Name Society convention agreed .to aee if the t5wn would Twenty Tolland County girls will WhIrlpMi Wiibti% section, as before, Oven though he hyHldndAfMtl.lli.D. Sheinwold on Bridge will be held . In WiUlmantic next consider letting Hebron use the, , present a clothing'revue on Satur- Go to Area Girls couldn’t make it last-week. In fact, May Attacks Sunday beginning at 2:30 p.m. The Colchester dump at a; charge of day at 3, 5 and 7 p.m. Mary Drfirt quite a number were absent, since IS IRON -GOOD FOR Selectmen Prepare Agenda Rev. Hector Lemieux, national di- Leary Wants ' about $1,000 a "year. Coolldge of Hebron is on the list Mahohester and Vernon girls “THE WAY it was the Jewish New Year. ANEMIAl’ rector of nocturnal adoration, will The present Hebron dump, on of masters of ceremonies who will M c M 06 low, tVe picked up several newcomers, TO O M U C H A O T I V IT y ' flMtk d iite be. the guest speaker. have won top honor^ in 4-H com- State Regime For Annual Town Meeting I)!iimp Site as land bought from the late Ned preside for acti'vlties during ,the .Sorvfeo That's letter but there are still vacancies. So hurts yo ub bbidob Parent! of boys eight yeats of R a^'ond, cannot be maintained. round-up. peiltlons at the Eastern States any of you who want to play have By Alfred Sh etowold t HEARD IT” age or older who are interested In- Dairy farmers complain of stream Expositioh" at West Springifield, a chance o f Joining up. Either drop "Meet Your Republican OaAdl- We a l l k n o w the bri dge p laye r taking part in Cub Scouting are pollution and Douglas Raymond, Mancheater Evening Herald He- t v? Tha aelectmen drew up the callfMr. and Mta Harold Hoar as Gravel Bank Mass. me a line at The Herald, or see me date Night” sponsored by the w h o n eve r Jl f ta a fi nger. He h as h ad for the annual town meeting on chMrmen. 1The fall rummage sale asked to meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. owner of adjoining land, is con- bron correspondent MIm Susan Potterton's by John Gruber before a rehearsal on- Monday eve-*' a h ar d d a y a t the office, and he O K 10 > at Unitefl Methodist Church. Pendleton, telephone ACademy . Miss Barbara Kelsh of Man- Women's Republican Club at Yeo- WmA, * Ct? • Oct. 3 at their meeting BYlday wlU be held Oct. 28 at the church. sidering a law suit to force the 180 C e nt er St.— C o r. o f C hni e h nings at the high school. ii - * K 5 4 The location of HebrOn’s tovm town to close the dump. oints. • • !V • .• 1 ilnlty In the party. They ask -sjl the tow-bar handle l • .* { A Clever Card to r C, save the town thousands of dol- Tokyo, Sept. 18 (fli — The Mari- We Con Aocommodote 20 te W And Marj* Tweet says she will very best seats go early. , n ii net Mended to he of 0 ojotnoiHc Mtum is a sort of shutout bid, promising right of way. The womrn of St. George’s tired preaident of the North hold its usual election day food School, and it was pretty good. Thej- On the other hand, there aren’t the government’s office with John We can’t say as much for East. lars annually. time Safety Board said today an People for Small Parties or didn't play a s ' well as 1 might be able to make more rehearsals good trump support and the Patnode' is asking to buy a small Episcopal OiurOh vpll meet to- American' Co. of New York, which sale on the Green again. Both par- any really bad seats at the Bush- Bailey, Democratic State Chair- That busy fellow had to discard on strength of an ordlnarysingle triangular piece of land next to Leary feels a town meeting A town committee meeting will 83-ton Japanese fishing boat wfis Business'Meetings, Ete. bsTS hoped, but they played bet- than last year. Mary, you wdll re- night to plan progi-ama for the manages utility propertiea. Free- ties plan to keep headquarters be scheduled next week, said Shea. seized by the U.S. Navy yesterday call. is a darn fine cellist . and neil, and subscribers account usu- man, and other leaders in that the second round of trumps, and he raise. With a really good hand you his quarry at Bolton Notch. should be held and a condition at open on election day. ter than I expected. opira, due to the increased de- party. He alleged procrastination decided to play a clever nine of coming year. All members are man, 79, died in Greenwich Hos- tached to the purchase which pro- One project In which the town for fishing within the territorial There are some changes In per- pla.ved the concert with us last ally for only about hsdf the house. would redouble. Constable John Garibaldi attend- asked to be present. pital Saturday. Bom in Islington. State 4-H Day So you'll get a really good seat if mand, but this will not be on a on important state issues which hibits use of the land as a dump. committee is interested. Shea men- waters of the U.S. administered sonnel, of course, but the hard spring, but with a new baby, she subscription basis, and will not be spades. For Sheinwold's 36-page book- ed the selectmen's meeting to pre- The Advisory Council of Bolton England, he was also one of the FRANK'S you sign up now. And the second are presented to the Governor. The Idea was to talk South out let, "A Pocket t^uide to Bridge,” sent a request that the town' pay He thinks the town should not Sept. 22-24 will be "Connecticut tioned, Is a change jn the town Marcus Island. pore Is still there. I told you that w'asn't able to make very many re- a part of the season for which Congre^tlonal Chu^h haa can- founders of Touche A Niveh Co., enforce a decision which Is caus- Days” at the New England 4-H Isonnle -.Benjamin would be con- hearsals. More re^ lar attendance half of the house is 'usually avail- "Too many decUions are le^t to of the spade finesse. As It happen- send 50c to Bridge Book, Manches- for constables bonds. Selectmen charter to have local elections In The board said the No. 25 Tako- you sign up now. Apparently all politicql leaders Of the pArty,” ed, South had no other play for the celed Its S^tembqr meeting. New York City accountants. K* ing so much opposition from resi- roundup. Friday, Saturday qnd odd years instead of even years. .shlma Maru, with 21 crewmen, was eertmaster this season, and she Is. on her part will help the whole cello able for single operas. ter Evening Herald, Box 3318, voted to pay the $18.75 premium The Holy Name Society of St. leaves his widow, three sons and CAFE the publicity about Bing and his May Mid, contract. Moreover, South had dents of the section Involved. Sunday, sponsored by the Tolland This was part of the Republican taken to Chichi Jima, one of the nia orchestra la agreed that she section; and, incidentally, we Ihere will probably be an extra Grand Central Sts., N.Y. 17, N.Y. for the two-year $1,000 bonds for Maurice Church will meet tonight eight grandchildren. 628 MAIN ST. MI 8-5544 troubles at the Met has made peo- He spoke at some length on the seen clever plays before. Hemie de- (Oop.vright 1961, General each.of the seven constables. The The first selectman, ia Investigat- County Agricultural Extension platform In the October election. Bonin Chain. A. ple opera-conscious, and just at tax program which has brought clarer led the jack of spades after Features Corp.) town pays for sim ilar bonds for present Pandolfl contemplates an increase of 8126,000,000 and drawing trumps. other town offlcmls. producing "Elixir of Love” as an pointed it out as only One-of the West covered with the king of Selectmen voted to award the extra. Casting is something of a indicationa of poor management. spades, and dummy’s ace won. , contract for supplying gasoline to problem at this late s date for a He Mid, however, that he Is South got back with a diamond to ' the town during the coming -year m January performance, but It will optimiaUc about the growth of lead the eight of spades .for an- to the M and M Oil Co., which probably come through. Republicanism in the state and other finesse. West’s ten of spades submitted a.bid of the current tank cited many towns where elections IdANCHESTi The Hartford Symphony, on the was trapped, and South made his O R f price plus 1 . 1 cent per gallon, the other hand, doesn't seem to be showed a switch from Dem6cratic ^*’1 contract. HUS fi UA • HfH \[)U NUI LM only bid received. doing so well. At least not fi- to Republican control. It's easy to see that South would The contract for fuel oil was nancially. Despite their euccessful He urged election of the local lose a spade trick if East kept the "NAKED EDGE” awarded to McKinney Lumber and drive for funds last season, they Republican ticket, headed by Menderes Dies nine of spades. A frantically busy GARY COOPER Supply Co. which submitted the finidied in the red, and are plan- CHair L. Robinson, First selectr opponent can be a friend in need. DEBORAH-KERR lower of two bids, quoting 13.8 man for the past 34 years, and MIIH!• ^ ning a sort of Super Market rum- Dally Question “INHERIT THE WIND" cents per gaUon for the entire year. pointed to the healthy financial On Gallows in Partner bids one spade, and the Dog Warden Reports mage sale at the State Armory in condition o f the town under his SPENCER TRACY Our greatest money-saving sale everl Hartford Oct. 2. They hope to erase next player doubles. You hold: FREDRICK MARCH Dog Warden Frank Paggioll re- the de(flcit in this manner. regime. Spades——K 10 6 4; Hearts—K 3 2; ported he m a ^ 27 inves ligations N O W! A NEW WORLD OF W O RI H I He said "strong leadership Turkish Prison last month ffnCtumed $12 over to If you happen to have anything comes from the bottom up, from you’d like to contribute, they will the town treasurer for deposit town to state and state to fed- (Continued from Page O^e) A Manchester dancing teacher be glad to get it and will send eral.” 'round for it. Just call CHapel requested permisision to use the f Mrs. Charles W. Hills Jr., presi- of Menderes’ hanging. It was be- Community Hall for lessons. Se- 6-7246, and somebody will show up dent of the local women’s club pre- CHEVROLET lieved to have taken place on the GUYS and DOLLS lectirten found the hall la in use for your gift. sided. She Introduced May, who so much that one evening and one J noted that a cousin of hie, Mrs. Island prison of Imrall, where afternoon a week cannot be of- New PLBiTSIDE M C RUP. MttM Kenneth L. Fox, formerly of Zorlu and PolatkAn were executed. DADS and MOMS fered reg^ularly as requested. More modsm w s h n ^ A » e r k i r » m t m Wethersfield, Is a candidate for re- IF YOU ABE INTERESTED IN ANY PHASE Tides, Winds, Official witnesses said Zorlu was' OF THE THEATER than 476 meetings were held dur- popular pkkup. B o d k s.p n g n i a - election to the Board of Education ing the last year at the hall. It on this year's ticket. calm to the iMt and even assisted Ughia nd up-to 9 fast long. Weather in his own execution. ” was reported. She also Introduced the entire JOIN NOW * At Exposition RepuDllcan slate, giving a brief They said Zorlu ducked his head to help the hangman, who had Two Bolton girls, Kristine -Roser Windsor Locks, Sept. 18 (/P) — historical sketch of each candi- LITTLE THfATW O f MANCHESTER and Susan Daley, will be among NEW FROM DIESEL TO DAZZLE! trouble getting the noose in place, The U.S. Weather Buresti marine date. These include Mrs. Ladra 25 girls representing Tolland Coun- m sSTOREWIDEfli H SALE!iii L. Squler, tax collector for nearly Mying: "I’m sorry. My hands are lEGINS ITS SBCONO YEAR X advisory for today: ,ty 4-H Clubs at the Eastern States 25 years; Mrs. Harriett Lyman, tied. If they were free I could put Tides will be high along th^ Con- the noose on myself.” Exposition In' Springfield next Sat- town treasurer lor more than 10 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20 ~ SCHOOL ST« REC urday at 8, 6 and 7 p.m. Their necticut shore between 4:30 and years; and Mrs. Margaret Dll- They reported Zorlu mounUd a 6:30 p.m. today and between 5.and small chair, from which condemned clothing review will be part of worth, running for town clerk for Connecticut Days at the New Eng- 7 a.m.’; and again between 5:30 and the first time; Grace C. Pringle, are hanged In Turkey, and was 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Low tide at granted permission to kick sway land 4-H Rbundup. registrar (incumbent): Wilbur C. Horse Show Planned Old Saybrook is at midnight to- Fletcher and Mrs. Phyllis Fox, the chair himself. night and again at 12:30 p.m. to- . George Williams of Bolton, lead- board of education; Lucius W. Bayar and 42 other former of- ONE WEEK er of the Rhythm Riders 4-H Horse morrow. Sunsets today 6:56 p.m. Robinson, Jr., assessor; Leonard ficials under life eentence traveled and . sun rises tomorrow at 6:36 •Club, announces that the club will German, board of tax review; •to Imrall with the condemned men BUSHNEL n sponsor a horse show Oct. 1 at a.m. S t a r t i n g NEXT M ON . William S. Burnham, Zoning board and are imprisoned there. The the Tolland Couhty Agriculture Boating weather for Long Is- of appeals; Wallace L«hr smd Fri- other 4d8 defendants sentenced to ON STAGE each evening at 8:80, Wed. and Sat Mat Center on R t.. 80, VOmon. The land Sound to Montauk Point and er Naumec, alternates to tltat varying terms are in other prisons ehow, with 17 events, will begin Block Island: board; Russell H. Wheeler Jr., throughout Turkey. THE NEW YORK COMPANY OF at 10 a.m. > Snjall craft warnings displayed C3arl. Stoltbnfeldt, Lucius W. Rob- Menderes helped to organiu the , Fire ladies to Vote at 5 a.m. for rough seas at Montauk inson, constables. Democrat party 15 years a^p. In ' The annual meeting of the Wom- and northeast to east winds at 15- Mrs. Eugene Dente and Mrs- opposition to the Republic l^rty en’s Auxiliary of the Bolton Vol- 25 knots today and tonight increas- Laurens Holbrook Jr. were co- headed by former President Ismet unteer Fire Department will be ing to 20-30 knots on Tuesday. chairmen of the supper commit- Inonu. held tonight at 8 at the firehouse. Visibility 5 miles or better. tee which arranged a pot luck Mendere's party swept to victory There will be election of officers served before the program. in the 1950 parliamentary elec- and dues for the coming year Monday, Tuesday t Wednesday Specials! “ The Hills of CJonnectlcut,” com- GOOD TICKETS ALL SHOWS NOW ON SALE AT BOX OF- tions. He allied Turkey. with tiie will be collected. Mrs. Peter posed by Jesse Greer of Wllll- FICE. Fall Prices: Evenings, Orch. or 1st Bal. $6.00, 5.50, 4A0. Massolini and Mrs. Dorothy Miller Radiation in State mantic and (Columbia Lake, and West In the North Atlantic Treaty 2nd Bal. $3.50, S.OO, 2.50. Both Matinees, Orch. or 1st Bal. $4.00, Organisation, and sent trodps to ^ 1 1 be the hostesses. only this month released on a re- 8.60, S.OO. 2nd Bal. 82.00. Mail orders promptly filled. MMte The auxiliary has set Sept. 23 y Sets All-Time Mark cording, was played as the open- fight alongside the United States cheeks payable and mall to Bashnell Memorial,- Hartford 14, in the Korean war without asking as the date of Its annual peach ing of the evenings program Conn. festival. Servings wjJl be from parliament's permission.. For Tel. Reeervatlons Call JA 6-8177 (Oepttnned from Page One) through the courtesy of Greer. 3 to 5 p.m. at the firehouse. Fur- 53 E X T R A S T A M P S The record; recorded by the ^Menderes’ popularity began to wane when evidence of government ther tafbrmatloh may be obtained Yankee Nutmeggers, is on Mle. from Mrs. Albert Gigllo, secre- corded by the State Health Dept., All proceeds will go to the Wom- corruption was turned u p ,' He yov biy a paekate of 6ol-Pak apparently resulted from the tall tary. Tickets may be purchased en's Auxiliary of the Windham cracked down on his political foes from Mrs. Gigllo, or may be ob- end of a maasive high altitude Community Memorial ’ Hpspital. and the press. | tained at the door. wind change which brought cool Antique Car Owners MMt Evidence was presented at his WSCS News trial, where he was charged with Canadian air into the area and Leslie Smith, president o f the BUSI NESSMEN’ S Guest Night will be observed Llncoln-Mercury • Sales on Rt. crimes agsdnst Turkey’s constitu- bredee up a September heat wave: at the first fall meeting of the 6, was host to more than 80 own- tion, that his election vietoriee in X i U M C M Woman's Society of -CSiristian TTie report, from Connecticut was ers and operators of antique and 1954 and 1967 were rigged. Service Tuesday at. 8 p.m. at the flret fed^ sl officials received classic cars which came here from Btudents’ demanding more polit- Food is our business . . . United Methodist Church. Each yeetetday of any audden rise along throughout the western states yes- ical freedom In Turitey ataged a and pleasing business member Is urged to bring at least the East Coast. Government of- terday. aeries of riots in May of 1960. In one guest ^ ficials said they had been expect- The cars attracted much atten- a predawn coup on May 27, the men, our specialty. No- Mrs. Paul Haddad Is In charge ing some increases since the Rus- tion as they paraded to Wllliman- Army, Navy and Air Force took where will you- find such at the program which will Include sians renewed thermonuclear bomb tic and down Its Main Street, and over the government and arrested a film strip, "Members One of An- C M R V H O E B r teeting. to the afternoon sports events at Meiideres as he tried to flee the savory, flavory, mouth- other.” Mrs. Harold Hoar, Mrs. the Llncoln-Mercury grounds In country. watering dishes for nopii- Maiy Nichols-and Mrs. Herald Lee Washington, Sept. 18 (/P)—Ra- the afternoon. There the drivers will be the hostesses. WITH NEW dioactivity attributed to Russia's carried out a sports program using WOMAN DROWNED time appetites. . The WSCS' will sponsor an auc- Go^ this extra stamp boous nuclear testing in. the atmosphere their cars In games and contests New Fairfield, Sept. 18 (/P) — tion Oct. 14 at the church, with of skill. in addition to tiw stamps has reached levels in 13 states Police My a Jackson Heights, N. which would comprise a health . Smith Mid that any car over Y,, woman either jumped or fell In- BANQUET ROOM you ordinarily get with hazard U maiintained over a long 25 years old may be considered an to Candlewood t,ake and drowned AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES rour purchase. Gduty qiodels. tivity over the weekend in 13. east;- buttered com, green beans and ern and northern states. fruit; Thursday, grilled eandwi^, La$t 2 Nights! ALL BASIC ANNUAL Ribicoff based his statement on plckleil, tomato wedges, cherry PREMIUMS PAID Meet the. e agerest, e aminge st crew of n ew trucks that ever E6GPLANT - 10' field estimates during the week of pudding; Friday, tuna fish, casse- ehouldered a lo a di r ~ " Sept 11 through 17. role, peas, carrots and applesauce. PLUf ACCUlinULATED Th e re's a wid er choic e of power, a wid er choice of torque, DIVIDENDS Maaobeeter Evening Herald Co- REGISTER NOW across th e board. F or heavies, th ere's the new High Torq u e lumbia oorreepondent Mrs. Dimald IP THE ASSURED 40g V 8 ^ with p er ce nt more torque than ever before avail First Meeting Set H. Tuttlg, Mephone AOndemy UVES TO 65. able from Chevrole t. Big news in the middleweight cla ss Is the 8-84g5, 8:15 6:80 . 10:25 OUR REGULAR 39‘ By Baptist Society ne w Ch | evy-GM 4-53 Diesel, backed by years of G M Diesel At 65, the fundi eon bei WED.: “PARENT TRAP” e v e r l y o l l i n o u r t o i experience— it’s a sure booster of truck earning pow er. In the The Women’s Baptist Mission B B B ^ a taken in cath Society will hold Its first fall meet- light-duty lineup, the High Torq u e 261 Six* adds new sock, new ing tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Com- • vied ta pureW a a paid-up savings In extra-tough applications. A ll told; you can pick from policy for tha original sum « T munity Baptist phureh. DANCE STU DIQ nine rarin'-to-work, re a dy-to-s ave *62 Chevrole t truck engines. c. H « .y . ANGEL CAKE Mrs. Bh’erett Van Dyne, presi- oisuiM and the balance PHONE MI 8-7862 Directors: Beverly and Lee Burton taken in cash or as a H a ndsom e n ew work-styling Includes forward-sfoping hoods dent, will conduct the business lirk Doesias ' 1 I K ( 0 N D I I I O N f D guorantaad Incoma, that allow drivers to s m as much as 104 feet more of the road. session. Devotions will be led by 22 OAK STREET—HOUSE and HALE BLDG. Mrs. George Smith of the Barbara • used ta provide an annuity. C h e vro ls f a famous In46pendent Front Suspe nsion gives you GUford Circle, f irs . John Shbrrock Piss • left on deposit at a a afnoothar riding, e asier working, long er lasting truc k . NeW o f the Ann Judson Circle will con- The Slacsariss Story of the guaranteed rote of Interest. duct -the love gjlft ceremony. Streaseil nan- who erer NOW^ENDS TOMORROW B A L L E T ' S he avier duty, smooth er hypoid re ar axles add n ew beef and 5 P.M. Cent., Showii at 5-8:40 ACROBATIC Naw SERIES 90 TAN D EM . Bast 29 skit, "Wing My Words,” will 1 lived brawn in th e middleweight class.. Rugg e d new I-b e a m front ••nawB/iw own nwv.n.oii*^ ehoka for tha big onasi Has axtra- Inquire about thli remarkable axles* of 9,000- or 11,000-lb. capacity are available on Series ruggad K-braced ladder frama and • JA ZZ • T A P Insurance plan 80 he avyweights. Mufflers are longer lived on all models. true-tracking Eaton-Hendrlckson by telephoning or writing lot Yo u’ll find a total of 1R8 mpdela in th e ne w '62 Ch e vy l i n e - tandem bogie! Ruggad naw l-baam James Elder, Mrs. Van Dyne, Mrs. including thre e woik-prov e d, versatile Corvair gS's. Every front axles (9,000- or 11j000-lb. Russell Turner, and Mrs. James ■ar capaeify) are avallabla* for severe WALTER R. modal Is built to out-h a ul, out-t a e t a nd out-valua a ny other Privott. Membiers of the Reed-^ ru n and off-road sarvka. ni PARTINRTOR JR. truck a t a nywhere ne ar tha price. Se e yo ur Ch evrole t de alerl es. All members and friends are I N m BALLROOM CLASSES *0p(isMl ft txiri ^ ‘^1 invited. . _ PLUS AT 7H)0 PM. U t B ut Center Street Mudheater, Conn. FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS Ml f-480$--Ttf^M640 _ . • TllUNDfD See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer ^ ,, Learn The Old Standards or The Exciting New Latin Dancea T' , SUN LIFE

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CANADA a e a .L ^ .— ifcK 1 2 ^ m m ' M A M C H G S i m C O H N s ’•"V; ' J ' ' V N . r • w» , . . 1 . ^ 1 . . MANCHEST^ EVENmd HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1961 MANCHESTER ^EVSNINQ HEjElioj). MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, SEPTEMBMR X», 1961 /. pAosrmi not command pubUe confidence Rockville-Verrion . if its oparatiens were c 7:19 Oboyoaso Rusataa ambagsidpr’a bedr—m re- rounds Of the current campaign Been Named Raacua S Tee new be 17 sr ever eed haM Ml •ibedl.B ' anitatjon expert to maintain the town disposal area with a chairman today Arad back at critics to-do). Added to my pension mon- Public 4tet 4Sl which permita driv- malas a . mystery- But the state and was fired at the GOP by'Dem- The United StatM now has test- ey, I can indulge myself in lux- profess, Film Wr f M f a t N i l MHmso Wsh febesi baeUsl (edsr. H i who have placed resppnsibiUty for ed 156 nuclear devices and Ruiuia er education training by a parent 1.3 nt Truib department saye. the blase deL .rnmmmmmmmmmmm------maxiimitn of'service and a minitnunt of trouble. ocratic selectmen candidates uries and feel independent. (You Panic 1:00 Initely ikrasn't etafted by an In- However, Leroy W. Van KleedItO ...... ' the controversial 41 per cent in- Froiiois J: Pltkat and Robert W. 78. Britain has conducted 21 tests or legal guardian. A1 Mann N t w s AAMaieAN 86HOOL B e^ . •Op-1 aee, 1 am booked weeks to ad- 1:80 truder and evtdenca points to an US W. SluS 61.. Hr* Vwfc 38, H. V. ' eald ,ln bin report that the long crease in- towm* tax leiries at his Demlng. and France four. Wrlgk^ VIctar tX vji, son of Mr. snd Mrs. B«rt Osrald . Syllahua As the great powers banged vance). Thanks so much for the Tynan aald manuala o f detailed • : U HanBinU , The . ce la Rliht (C) 10. inside Job. I SetSend me your free 5S-psge High Sehtol term solution to refuoe dlapoaal Is doorstep. I First Selectman George E. Ris- wonderful Idea. I’m having ^ the Wxiglat. Wsfatter t«ne. Hebron. He was bom Sept 6 at Mt. instructions for parenta and the Ho4emT>tsait Dueilekptn ^ aowllng The Soviet Embassy had con- Ineinerathm. ley took issue with the charge and away with nuclear testa, thousands Sinai H o^ U L Hartford. His maternal grrandparente are Mr. N«wf. Sparta h Waathar 0:00 iptka'Jania Hbeir I -Apt. Hitting the ^ p u blican , admin- of Britons demonstrated their op- time o f my life. teen-age driver appUcanta will ba tended that the fire In Ambas- 'Thr. coet of ctmotmeUng the in- • :J4 Waather, Nawa * Operla. BUly Graham• i m CruaadaC r u Newn Tidbits istration and 'yiemon Independent w ant^ to know if the Democrats Mrs. Catherine F. and MrsL Stephan Sane. 86 Fairview lame. His paternal grand* diatributed to all branch ofices of Two IPcta Waot WhianeriBg Smith sador Mikhail Menshikov’s third Zens— Ststi etaSnitor would he 81.140,000, he got their figures, out of a tele- position to use of nuclear weapons. father is Uoyd W right Ashland, Maine. His maternal great- (;t0 Club Hmaa • :M Ann Botnam Show floor bedroom Sept. 9 Was started Mtiinated. Hiia would mean an Party CVIP) for ‘‘reckless »nd Ir- Nearly 900 persoqs, including Dear Mrs. F.: I’m so glad you the Motor Vehicle Department, as Concentration (C) from 'the AP Wires phone book. grantfinotben Is Mrs. Julie Zdon, M Fairview lame. He has two will all .applioationa, which are* Conusaaa by someone wbo entered from, the annual axpenae of 876,625 for 20 notables of the entertainment found what you wanted, Mrs. F.l Cnannal I Rawa , Adrentura In Paradlea I. responsible criticism” of the board Risley’s running mate, Herman I'll pass on more happy ideas like brothets, Bert Jr„ 3, and Scott Stephen, 2. neceaaary for the parent or guard- Robin Hoed 10:00 The Alan King Show outside. Menshikov was absent at yeara to amortize the bonds and G. Olson, said tow-n budgets in the world, were arirested by London ) f • • • A • ;a UouB Odwafda Thriller 10, the time of the flte. interest on them. and himself, Willipm F. Luddecke police, who threw in mounted pa- this to the future. ian who ia desiroua of obtaining nunUtVrSrInkIcy Raport Million Dollar Movia Doughty former Sen. Theodore said the facts ;of the tax rise are past two years have no fat in .Angnst, .Ohrlatopher Allan, son of Mr. and Mra. Irving Aug- a certifleate to teach their aons 10:00 Peter Gunn S. The embassy staff put out the The cost of running the incin- trols yesterday to heal back a 10. D f manchest^ F. Green, 93, of Rhode Island, un- available in local records and in the them and have risen only to meet Dear Arthur; How long do you u st 61m Center S t He was bom Sept 7 at Hartford Hospital. or daughters in the proper opera- Bvebint Report ' Brenner blase, then protested to Secretary erator would be 862,987 a yaar, he demands for expanded town serv- march on the Houses at Parlia- 1 A tt« uinnei Hevia Main Bhrent dergoing treatment for « heoirt reports of the independent Institute His. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wiley, 626 tion of a car.. of State Dean Rusk against what aETGHER OUSS GO. mtctaell eetimated, which would mean a ices. ment. The^' demonstrations con- think a widow to her late 40s Newa k IVeather 11:00 Newe it called an "unprecedented crim- blQ^ in Providence; is r deiscribed of Public Service. should know a man before she Center St. Hls paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph The motor vehicle offices will Amtrioan Ddyaa» Kewa, Sporti , Weather S-TS7S total annual colt of 8128,512 to dlzr as ’’slightly improved but still tinued thrbugh the night. Belisle. Stafford Springs. His paternal great-grandmothers are Newa. Sports A Weathar U ;U J«ck Paar_Sbow (C) inal act’’ by "unknown persons." 188 WEST MmOLE TURNPIKE pose of garbage and rubbish. This He said the tax' levy, for the cur- Ludecke . said taxpayers cam marries him? I’m not very at- furnish drivers' manuals and other Expedition Suspania Theater critically’’ .'. .Rep. John S. Mona- rant 1961-62 flscal year is 81,- determine the rise in tax levies bba. Catherine Barrett, 28ti Church St, and Mrs. Augusta Aug- material helpful in educating the The State Department an- CORNER DURANT ST I would mean about, $10.20 la year tructive, but I have a large ust 6S Franklin S t He has a sister. Dawna Ann, 1. Death Valley Daya . Feature 40 noimced Saturdayy Uiat after al thor- to the property owner with an gan, D-Conn., (lew fronri Wash- 811.513, and is greater by 8553.490 from available records ahd re- young person in motor vehicle Mlillon Dollar Movit 11:00 j ington yesterday to be with his estate l^ft to me by my first hus- • • • • • Father Knowa Beat ^ ^ d V Baat Mevlea ough investigation "It haa been '*e- average $12,000 aaeessment., (This than the levy-for the 1959-60 year ports. The Institute for Public band. Another problem Is that I operation. wife who gave birth to their fifth Service repwts, Luddecke' said, Time of Your Life McNallj, Philip, son of Mr., and Mra Thomas J. McNally I Kvenins Report 11:38 Newa termlned that there U no sub- LARGEA pUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NCEDSl amount does not include (he cost which was 81,258.023. don’t know w-hether It’s love or The cost for a home training nini 11:30 Jack Paar Show (C> child and third jrirl at St. Mary’s The difference between the two place Vernon among 28 townis of Quantlco, Vja. He was bom Sept. 4 at Quantico Naval Hospital, Sporta camera 1:00 Late Newa stance to the Soviet allegation that PLENTI OF FRONT AND REAR Parking month ago to analyze what should sailing from Havana, leaving changeover to the uniform fiscal percent:: Winchester (excluding Only parents or guardian who selves or whether It was done ac- Wlnsted). 17 per cent; Windham cy. That started me thinking. bom Sept 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Their maternal (This UstlBg InoludM only those news brondoasts of 10 or ULitthnito be done to improve control and ef- about 50 priests .in the city where year, is Indeed reflected In the In- . Dear Ajihur; My first grand- havt had an application for the length. SohM stations osrry other short ..ooMoasto., cidentally or deliberately. there are 60 Catholic churches. . . (excluding Willimantlc), 23 per Hera I am a widow who doesn't grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Miller, Greenfleld. Mass. PICTURE FRAMING (oH typos), ftotlvehess of the town dizpoeal crease but is s small part of it. child was Just bom last month. Their paternal grandmother is Mrs. Sadie Elmer, Greenfleld, Mass. past five years may Instruct. Investigators from the Washing- Interestate Commerce Commis- The bond issue is being paid off cent; and Gla.^tonbury, 21 jper want to impose on her married troao-iMs A 8:00 The Worid, Tanlght area on Olcott St. The area has son for a home, companionship, I was bom in 1899. What ia lit- They have a sister, Cjmthia Marie, 2. The parents or guardians must (:U0 Nawa 8:15 Showcaaa and Newi ton police and fire departments, been plagued by flres, disorderly sion Axes maxtmim compeosatioa over a five-year period. crtit. esrtify that he has given 20 hours COO Today on Wall Utract 13:15 Sign Oft ' aided by State Department se- WINDOW and PLATE;G<^S of 830,000 a year for one trustee He indicated the tax Increase is and support. "But what can I tle Bobble’s life expectancy? And 6:10 Sport Nawa curity agents, said they found dumping, ecavanging and other "The VIP cry that the interim, 10- d o?” I asked myself — really I do you know how long I should Ohuroh, Dou^aa Edwin, son of Mr. and Mr*. Charles Church, of home instruction and 400 or Art Johnaon Show '' dlfficultiee. and $20,000 for two others of the due to policies of the GOP admin- C15 some papers burned, along with CONTRAOIORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK month baby budget, which trans- istration. did — and I decided that the live to be ? Box 332, Tolland Rd., Bolton. He was hem Sept. 11 at Man- more miles behind the wheel driv- 3:05 Cryatal Lake Hop Stop# listed New York, New Haven and Hart- ferred the town to the uniform chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal gp-andmother is Mrs. ing to the student. 1:00 News a Sign un. window drapes, window framing Luddecke ia completing hls term thing I could do best and easiest Grandma. Zoners Will Hear ' Hera are the seven points recom- ford Railroad. .year, was the only reason for the Florence y . Stone, Hartford. His pabunal grandparents are Mr. OommissioBcr Tynan aald all frBAr--«t and two twin beds. Some window MEDICINE CAEINHS and SHOWER DOORS on the Board of Finance, and is a was to become a substitute grand- Dear Grandma; Bobbie 'can ex- • :00 Paul Hanrey glass Was broken, they said, but mended by Van Kleeck; overall tax hike cJ 41 per cent is Democratic candidate for the mother! So I did. and Mrs. Charles C. Church, Bolton. He has two brothers, appUcatlons Will be carefully OPEN SATURDAVS—-OPEN THCRSQAV RVENINOS absolutely false,” Luddecke said, pect to live for 70 or more David, 7H, and Richard, 4. S:30 Sound Stage 9 Bids Tonight the evidence pointed to a h ‘ inside 1. As soon as municipal collec- Board of Education in the upcom- Now when younger folks want screened. 7:00 Job. ' tion of both garbage and rubbish ”as that budget has alraady ex- years. Your life extiectanoy at the , . • , f ' ' • • • Tynan also said the test will* be 0:00 ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN ’ Man Fined, Jailed ing election. to lake a weekend 'vacation. I turn of century was 48 years. Be- 11:15 Nowa The Zoning Board of Appoalg ia started in about three months pired (June 30) and a completely Bnnelt Bandy lae, aon o f Mr- and Mrs. Gary Burrell, 630 more rigid In order that the public 13:00 stira on new budget is now in force.” stay at their homes, look after cause you are 62, you can expect Pleasant Valley Boiith l^ndsor. He was bom Sept. 11 at (ZBA) will review nine ap^lca- "the entrance to the disposal area their children, and cook. I don’t will bo assured that any person nmo-vdOSB should be closed by a locked gate On Five Charges Luddecke’s comment comes in to live to be over 76. The fig- Manchester Memoriai Hospital.'- His maternal grandparents are who passes the test will have been 4:00 Nawa, Weathar A Sporta tiona for exceptions to existing do heavy cleaning and I don't take zoning regulations tonight at 6 except during posted hours when the wake of Criticism in the past ures seem to be mixed up, don't Mr. and Mi». Max Overholt, Wichita, Kan. Hls paternal grand- given proper driver education d;30 Strictly Sporta William Berger. 21, of no certain Public Records long, confining Jobs. I love my they? Y«t, they are true. In ef- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Deslie Burrell, Wichita) Kan. (:00 Suppertime Serenade o’clock at a Municipal Building Sleep Like Log town supervision of dumping Is two weeks that the uniform year training so as to bo a safe M d re- 1:45 Three Star Extra. addreas. was sentenced to 20 days has yielded the big. tax rise. new Job. It lets me do what I fect, the longer you live, the • « # B • sponsime person on the highway. 7:05 CaDvarsatlon Piece ZBA public hearing. step SteMseb Gas 8 TImi Vbttir provided . . The area should be policed to prevent trespassing by Thomas L. Johnson, former VIP Warantee Deeds do best, wbich is being a longer you can expect to live. Levehuid. Andrew oiayton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elarl C. Love- 7:30 News of the World. Headlining the agenda will be a CtrUlie l•k•ntwy tuU en<* ULL-ANS Uk- NOW in Hartford State Jail and a to- grandma. 7:46 Here’e To Veterans hi, muirtlii* 3 UMi u aiich itiaatk icMIty adults or children, or dumping of candidate for treasurer and agent ' Case Bro.s. Inc. to Warren E. 'There comes a point; however, of land Jr., 23 Gorman PI. He was bom Sept. 7 at Manchester Me- 8:00 Red Sox at Washington third request from Joseph and hi o M s k n l i n tun Miee liSifUn labliti. tal of *80 when he pleaded guilty refuse at the entrance gate. Viola- of the town deposit fund, on Sept. Howland, property at rear of Por- People are delighted to have diminishing returns on that way morial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 11:00 Newa Assunta Vignone, to erect a gaso- Git ULL-ANI M » fir thk fulMt liwni to five different counts. me. They pay me *10 a day. (I John P. Hutchinson. 23 Santina Dr. His paternal grandparents Education Board 11:15 Sporta Final line service station at 90-92 Oak niw. SSe at ara^e t«4 mktt to ULL- a . tors should be prosecuted to set an 9 said “ the so-called 41 per cent ter and Wyll.vs Sts., with part of of looking at life! YOU are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Loveland Sr., 33 Lewis St. He h u a 11:30 Starlight Serenade St.; comer of Spruce St. Two pre- ANI, 0nei(kwe.N, Y. fir likni fiM iMaela •xanrnle.” Berger, who appeared In court increase is in fact only a portion property as right of way to Hart- 1:00 Sign on today, pleaded guilty to vagrancy of an extra payment of tax brother. Michael; and two sisters, Christine Anne and Laura Meeting Tonight wrap—lut vious requests have been denied . 2, ’The closing hour for the area ford Electric Light Co. Jeanne. (:0 0 Today In Hartford by the ZBA. The request will also R8W should be at least an hour and a for which he received the Jail sen- moniea to put the town on a ‘pay- Ansaldt Heights Inc. to Darden • CAN SAVE MONEY J. •••••' g;U Connecticut Ballroom half before the bulldozer operator tence. He was fined *25 for driv- as-you-go’ basis.” E. and Harriet B. Haslett, property The Bolton Board of Education have a state hearing. BUkme, Chad and Prudenee, twin eon and daughter of Dr. 7:uo Sob Scott leavea the site, to,allow for com- ing without a license, *25 for driv- ' He said the proposal was on Tha.ver and Tuck Rds. will meet with tha Manchester 6:00 Ray Somers Eight other applications concern ing an unregistered motor ve- NOW THREE NEW COURSES and Mrs. J. John Malone, 84 Prospect S t They were bom Sept 11:00 News requests for a pumping station on timt plete compacting of the day’s ref- "crammed down the taxpayers . Lionel J. and Dorothea W. Na^ board tonigM to discuss where Bol- Ray Somtra xV""// use, and covering of it. hicle. *15 for improper use of reg- throats by none other than . . . REFRIGERATION. OIL BURNERS COMMUNICA- • GET GOOD SERVICE, too IS at'Manchester Memorial Hospital. Their maternal grandpar- ton senior high school students will Del Rayeee Show Baldwin Rd., four for signs, one deau to Charles F . and Paula ;,C. ents are Mr. and J, W.'Robinson, London, N. H. Their pater- to build a four-family house on 8.„. A^ ramp _ operation______should be iatrallon plates, and *16 for unlaW- Luddecke, a Democrat, chairman Straight, propertvXat 109 Coleman AIR-CONDI- AND tions training ttend school after the 1962-63 ,arTNr—U9t for atarted in the nmihera part of the P^»es»Ion of wm^ s to a car. of the finance board, and brothei'- FOR nal grandmother la Mrs. Margaret Malone, New Britain. ThSy school yoar. 8:00 News Bissell St., extension of a limited Rd. TIONING CONTROLS have two brothers, Sean, 8. and Christopher, 1%; and three sis- 8:10 Wall Street disposal afea, after Hop Brook has I, was n e s te d on Aug. 28. in-law of Rockville Mayor Leo F.C.C. UCEN8E8 Until then, the Manchester board repairer’s license, and a variance Attadunbat FROM term, Meg, 10. Jennifer, 6. and Laura, 4. 8:45 Lowell Themaa to make alterationd and altera- WINF been diverted, or a trench opera- Flaherty.” • 1-Year Evenings e.l^Year Evenings • 1-Year Evenings • « * • B haa granted students permission to 8:56 Phil Rlxutlo Johnson claimed the Democrats Vall'ey Oil Diviait^ of Briggs 7:00 News tions in conversion . of a building, KATHY tlon could be continued In the | f Corp.' against EdwardV D. attend Manchester schools. 7:10 CBS-ln Parson DIAL 1230 have been misleading the public Bhlers, Dumraer, Celia, daughter of Mr. and MTs. Arthur, Oleen Dum- off Vernon amd Taylor Sts.) into a westerly woot. 18 OTl—Three hun- Rnt LBChir* Ftm, Monday, Sopt. 18 MORIMTY plant to wet down ashes. ' and Jfr8.:Medtsoque Richard, Wallingford. Her paternal gyand- "A .source o f water under prea- 'Circuit Court 12, Manchester, on parenta are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gibson Sr., Tolland. dred taxi .SLiiid truck drivers held a Dct. 2: Ronald R .. Lee, 2 d of 52 FtlEL OIL Attend the first lecture as our guest and see how our . special license •" sure is desirable h» hny event at B * • B B memorial service yesterday for the Cooper Hill St.r Robert E. Lee. 21. U:. ' !<: » Allen, John Donald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Allen, 15 1,179 persons killed last yesu* in training has enabled hundreds of men and women to pass their exams BROTHERS sanitary landfills; to reduce the dust nuisance as required, and to o f East Hartford; James E. Brown, Sharon Dr., South Windsor. He was bom Sept 12 at M an-ea- Tokyo, traffic accidents. The driv- on the first try and enter this high paying profession full or part of 494 Center St. ers took a safe-driving pledge alt, 301 CENne ST. wet dry refuse for better compac- ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents arc Mr. and time from their homes. First lecture only at the YWCA, 262 Ann St., tion.” The following were charged with Mrs. Frederick Hoffman, East Hartford. His paternal grand- the serviees, sponsored by the Na- 6. The underground flres still disregarding a stop sign and will parenU are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen, West Hartford. He has a tional Automobile Drivers Welfare Hartford. For guest tickets, phon^ or write Morse College, 183 Ann Ml 3-8138 also appear in Mancheeter on Oct. brother, Peter, 4; and a sister, Sharon, 3. Council SL, Hartfcyd—JA 2-2261 burning might be stopped by re-, pasted layers of loamy soil spread 2: William J; O’Connell 16. of 108 \ Summer St.; and George E. Lath- and compacted. If this prbe^ure rop. 19, of 49 Franklin St. PER G ALLON does not work,,then well points .The following were charged with should be driven at 5-foot intervals speeding and will appear on Oct. 2; INLOTS O F200 around the flrae and water’ driven Peter W. Papp, 17, of Hartford; Funn GAUONS Oft MORE In under pressure. The only other and George M. Henry, 20, of East method would be to excavate the Hartford, » VmG-TV CHANNEL 3 eld refuse, wet it, and recompact Floris W. Day, 53, of East Hart- It with a two-foot cover of soil. ford, was chaiged with following HERE^ALL 7. The vermin and odors will be too closely. She will appear in Cir- controlled If all of the above meas- cuit Court 12, Manchester,. Oct. 2. ufea are taken. Van Kleeck concluded his raport YOU DO TO ClFFER$ THREE COURSES with "AlUiough Manchester’s ex- ronunciation Guide' isting refuse disposal area can be suitably, adapted to the s a n iti^ By THE ABSOCIATED PRESS GCTTtNS landfill method o f operation as at- Hera is a pronunciation guide to tailed In this report, w , suggest names and places in connection FOR COLLEGE J i l HS l T S ^that on engineering feasibility with the cram of the pfane carry- study be made for an area incinera- ii% bag Hammarskjold, U.N. sec- LOW PRICE: The College of the Air under the anspfcee of tor project to' include those sur- ratary-general: Learning Resources Institute and C K Teleriaion rounding communities with k Dag Hammarskjold — Dahg presents present or potential refuM disposal Hammer Shield. ^ X problens." Ndola — North Rhodesian town A atudy o f this poeslbiUty Is now for which Hammarskjold plane being undertaken by « committee was beaded—Un-doh’-lah. JiKf plwfi* II* your ordor for 200 qoBoii* orinpia ‘THE HEW BiOLOGr 4 steps to make home remodeling. sponsored by the (^ f t a l Region MufuUra—^Rhodesian town where Taught by Dr. Bay Koppelinaa, Anristaat Plaunnlng Commission. plane wreckage reported seen — SAVE 1.01 at Btochemlsfiy, the U^verslty of Moo-foo-lee’-rah. —THE DAY BEFORE YOU WANT IT DfiUVMX e a s i e r...q u ic k e r...c h e a p e r Among'a|l-the peoples of South- Lt. Gen. Sean McKeown, UJM. 6:00-8:30 A.M., Monday through east A m " only the citizens of commander in Congo—Shawn Mae- Sqitember 25,1081 - May 4,1962. Thailand have . escaped colonial yoo-’un. Poy^Wtfor at Him of dtKvory or pay ot offtpt 4^1nation. They have kept their Mbise Tbhombe, Katanga presi- 'tri For information on Coliogo.ofttio Air enrollment,'^ 1. TdkToThe Exports /independence for'seven centuries. dent—Moh'-ees Chahm’-Bsy. ' eligibility and erpdlta, w rm to the coordinator lanio day (Uplo9 PJd.) 1 at the insUtatlon beqioM yon: Glenney’a men are spedaliata in aolving remodeling prob- Taka your choice of Iheta three exciting lems. 'niey’ve bem with it for years . . . they work on bees at a special sole price Mid cNtcever 1 e .P n a e ^ F ^ Dean of Orodnate Studies, problems like youra every day. 1 UplYerslty of Hartford. for yeufself the EXTRAS llwt mean EXTRA value bi oN Haylez S2.S0 Irei. V 1 1 ’. ., 6 Sister Marta Benigiia, Biology Department EXTRA Ask your noiqhbor how much CooporoHvo senrod 1 ^ S t Josephus CoUege. Wmt Hertferd. 2. ToHTNfflWhatYBuWant X PUYTiX AAagic-CliiiB Bra. Nen-sHp 1 / e Dr. Francis J. Bio, Chalnnaa of the SeleM# Say it’s another rtkim. Glenney’s men will tell you the pcmelt bi bode .and efoelic ki the strops Min in heeditig eo»ts lost yoorl 1 Department Central Conaeettent State HOURS ee the bock won't ride up. White. 32A I College, New Britain. pq^bilities. There is usually more than one way to add a room.-TheyH work out one that beat fits your needs to 40C. Reg. S3 JO- 3 for $3.99. 1 e Fyaacla W. Dfdan, Ohairman iff the Btolegy and budget. 1 Pepeatment, University of Bridgeport B. RtAYTiX Cetteii4>ocraii* Bro. Luxury bi Ibe soft, tmoelh fabric. The coobiees of , cotton, the easy eore of doeren pety- 1 1 New Yorii UniTenity in .cooperation with 3. MBBBy •—It's Not As lad As You Think etler. White. 32A to 40C. Reg. $7.50 ~ 24-HOUR 1 W nC-TY iHMSsents ’Two Sunrise Semester You won’t need cash. You can pay over 3 years. Monthly 3 for S3.W. 1 Courses amounts are low— a $300 project runa only $9.59. C. PLAYTEX FashieiiJWaok*Bra. Special BURNER 1 “A HISTORY OF MODERN enderfift poneb for the young figure look. 4. l>e11io Job‘. . . OrHovoltDoiio While. 33A to 40C Reg. S 3 .S 0-3 for a 1 .Taught bgr Aaeoeiate nufeeeor 83.99. a Arthur IL Mendel. New Terfc Unlverelty. Do it yourself? Glenney’s men will plan the project, supply SERVICE 1 Fall Tennt f points. aaay-to-uae materials, rent you power tools, give sfeprby* Each of theM three Ploytoz Arm has the K •:S6nTKM AJI.. Moaday. Wedawday. IVIday, tep instructions. If yon get stuck, they^ help. fomoue Pfoytox EXTRA feptore — double ON

' k H i Beptvenbsg 28,1881 . January 12. 18M. elastic bi llw bock to give double wear! t Hurry and take odventoge of this extra ANY MAKE i-M Hiia It do«o7 <91011110/* mon wHI iBcommond eom- Hi i n ipedol offer today. You eove $1.01 for 4 -H “THE LITERATURE OF pofont carponfors, immo h s , olocfrlokni*, o short Nme only. III '' A ' MODERN IRELAND” 1 by Profooser David H. Graene, Como in for furtfwr foefs. ^ ohHgotlon - i - you won't b# urgod i.J|: New York UMuenMy IB buy BBon B noR. .O' mM1 Fell Term: 8 points fc .. gtSO-TiOO AJf., Tuesday and Ihonday t li “ : ' TB0-8B0 AJL. Satnfdaly , .1 Septanber 28, IMWamiary U, 1062 (XiOPERATIVE Fee tnianantion an enrollment and OPEN HNDAY FAIR '7:30 Bjn. to 0:30 pjn. '3 OIL COMPANY Stuuiie SemeUer ii. OFEN WEDm 1HUR5.. FM. T1U V FM 315 BROAD STREET New York UniTeraltr tetUrdmr 7:30 a.m. to noon pi X MON.. TU«.. SAT., 10 AM. TO 4 FJA fWli WashingtoB Sooure OPT. FOST^ 9Ui SHATION New Twk * 3 , ^ Yd«k cuaaam annual dividend 3V4% m (kwpisto Homo Hoattdg ' 111 ’! ! » V msmom m \ i • > Sale* and 8erri<^ - 1 . J- m KOBTH MAIN 8TBEET—taONE MI 9.525S . ^ X ' .. •I

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' •I- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER.'CONN^ MONDAV. BEPtHilHiERlt. li^ l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALI>..MANCHSS'IEB,-CONN.. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18.1961 fM snnm !S r the hbid of qiiehtlons tioB pMsed w'hleh will make sqch Mrs. Ruth Whitney; M lu U M a Industrial toohnalogy from toe wh ootodvea want to have aaked devleee mandatory. Andover JUIson and Mrs. John Vanty. Wahl fichool of nectoottics', Ts«h- PTA Opens Sesaou All we know, from the ordinal^ alcid .Institute Division bf the Unl- iiowi Wilson-Pitkin Spear-Wilcox ‘ Kucza-Vallone The fifat PTA meeting i-ot-lhe .rimtty of Hartford,. Ho has qusl- FOR FMVAXB UBBSONS *, Xh a odHaai laat Satohlay, Bula- layman’a ezpeilMee, la that pure, year'will take place Wednesday at iw d es an aviation eadot' In fight hsiliar ippant aome time deacrlblng sweet air is harder to find, all the GirlScouts a p.m> In the all purpoM roomom of navigator training for tho V.B. aOUTTAR MiM Helene Mery Pitkin of Man- The marriage of Miss Antoinette the achoel. A ahbn buUiM ideM' e TRUMPET ___ chester and Robert James Wllron mmpnmrnrn of Itomahchev aa time. Air Fono; o CLARINET Diana Vallone of Manchester and big will be held At w bl^ the budg- Welch, the sail o f Mr. and Mrs. of Rockville were united in mar- hsflvtSual, and hla r e ^ n a Seek Funds; et for the year will be- preeentad o SAXOPHONE Francis Robert KueZk of East Patrick J. -Welch, la a graduate . ; . o D R U M S , riage Saturday morning at St. for tefng tola wera reaaons w « too and d lM u s^ . of'Windham High School, olaes of James’ Church. Hartford was solemnized Saturday During the program Mrs. Dorle Intportant ’Itie queatlon A Thoucht for Today $250 Quota 188T. . Profeealonal SpoclalitU On AU Instruments) The bride la the daughter of morning at St. James’ Church. Brcnlnc CaM la vtoether Khruahcbev Is sane ChambMlaln, principal, will In- Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Pitkin, The bride'.Is the daugjitcr of Mr. ^ tciM at I ^ SpeBaored by tiw Msbcteietee trbducee the teachers. Parenta will enough to know what he la doing,' 'Msiuehester. ErMisg Herald Aa- RAY B E U m llUSld SHOP 06 McKee S t The bridegroom is and Mrs. Gebrge Vallone, 71 hc*t«r. Oow.. M Cmh mB ef The annual Girl Scout fund drive visit their children’s classrooms dovar eetredpeedeat, Margery or a madman. Rightly or wrongly, and raomi mothers Will be choeea i018 MAIN ST. PHONE MI 8-2038 the eon of Mrs. Thelma Wilson, Durant St. The bridegroom is- lhe= will take place this week. Andover Mentaadoa. tMepheae PBgrtm 8- High Manor Park-, Rockville, a\d ranslder one prospect much ts one of 35 to'wna in the Council of for the year. Discount Reoord* • Band Instrumeiita • Pianos I son of Mr. and- Mrs- Frank A. Mraac* BeUevlng that 2x3-4' means com- Refretoments will be aerved by 6018. tbe late WilUam C. Wilson. Carrlar more alarming than the other. Wo Eastern Connecticut. The quota The Rev. Joseph McCann of St. ! Kueza. Ela.sl Hartford. Mall mitting yourself to making this a for Andover is $250 according *to members of the executive com- tuuo feel safOr It we think BSnuahchev rule on which you base actions or mittee. , ' James’ Church performed the I The Rev. Joseph McCann per- Kootha ••»•«••«•••« 11'22 decisions. Mias Dorothea Raymond, fund double ring ceremony. White glad- I formed the ceremony and cclebrat- ? 'ICiontka •••«.• «*• Stw la rational. drive chairman. Fair Committee to Meet . BtOBtk • a •#%•••••••** S' EO Believing In God means com- ioli bouquets were at, the altar. led ihe nuptial Ma.ss. Mrs. Jme Sulaberger finds that "as the The five captains for the drive Booth chairmen of the Harvest mitting yourself to Him and trust- Fair committee. will meet Thurs- Mrs: Jane Maccarone was organ- I Maccarone was organist 'and so- wbrid.crl^ provoked by Moscow ing Rim just as you trust the be- are: Mrs. Ekiward M. Yeomans, FALLOUT I loist.. i«» » ««!» o r Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs. Theo- day night at 7 in the church so- WeVe Free To Take Your Side ist. TRB AanOATED I has worsened,. there had been a lief thqt 2x2-4. Belief equals rust: cial room. Mrs. Edwin Sage has The bride, given in marriage by The bride, escorted by her la- Til* AswdaNdlSiiea la “ Be not afraid, only believe." dore C. Wright. Mrs. wmiam Mer- I ther, wore a gown of silk organza airtUM to tha naa o( renabUeaUoe lamentable tendency In tbe West- cer and Mrs. Albert Patch. been appointed chairman of the When you h€iYe an her father, wore a gown of Ohan- a!) nem maealielwa ctaiUtad ti| It Mark.SrM. food. booth, sponsored by the SHELTERS i with Chantilly lace bodice, seal- ern press to compare Mr. Khrush- Canvassers Include Mrs. Ralph la eveat e f saeergeaey, few tilly llace ond net over white taf- i loped .scoop neckline, Ihrce-quar- jM otbarwiaa cradMad in Uila napar Rev Theodore' W. CSiandler Jr. Women’s Fellowship. feta,- fashioned with long tapered and alae tba loeal na«a im|)liahad>m chev with Hitler. No m att^ how Bolton COngrogational Church Ransom. Mrs. Donald Dowling, Steve Urstn will serve, as cash- anas If aay, are as geti as automobile accident I ters-length sleeves, and bouffant AU rWbta «f rapdfeUeattai oT apaeial Mrs. Robert McBride, Mrs. Henry ppeparted ahelteis. They are sleeves,* a fitted bodice and V neck I .skirt with side panels of Cliantilly dlapaleS^ Iw r^ ara alae taaaraad. much we may dialike the Soviet ier of the fair to be held Oct 7 out^ed in pearls and sequins. The Skoog, Mrs. Robert Azing;er. Mrs. on the grounds of the Andover a aeeesaary tasnraaee. Pre- I lace and back fullness e.ytending Fun aarvlea cHaat at N. B. du 8ar^ CaUef of Government, such a com- Henry Reynolds, Mrs. Willard pare yean aenr. it’s bad enough to have "the other fellow” egalnSt y w . tt’e bouffant skirt with panels over I into a chapel-length train. She lea, IBC. _ parison la unsound. . . . Sout^ f^indsor Congregational Church starting at pihng Injury on injury to have your Insumnco agent take sides ruffles of net terminated in a PublMMia Rapraaeatattraa: Tlia Grenon, Mra. Parker Sears, Mbs. 11 a.m. wore a coronet headdress I rimmed J^nua Maltiaars Spadal A c n ^ — New "Hitler was an ateiormal man; Robert Kelley. Mrs. Wllljs Covell, LEON CIESZYNSKI against you! chapel train.. She wore a crown of I with rhlne.stones and a bouffant Honor Graduate , pearls and crystals with finger- ToriL CMeaca DattraW and Beataa. Mr. Khrushchev Is normal, even if Pair Arrested Mrs.. Robert MacGranor. Also, Robert P. Welch of Lake Road Yet, If ho’e a "captive” salesman, working for one insurance' veil of silk illusion. She carried a im eEra i ^ r r bur bac .or Mrs. Steve Garg;er, Mrs.. John RiiHdtr — Ml f-4 Z n tip veil of French illusion, and I cascade of baby carnations and cacoiufiTONB. both' are aaaodated with abnor- has graduated with high hondrs company full time, he has no alternative but to look out for the I stephanolls. llv On License Count Phelps. ^Mrs. Lawrence Sheehan, as an engineering technician in ■m carried a- cascade bouquet of white Tf» Hairald Prtmm* mally ambitious poUdea. Hitler Mrs. El'Ver Hoisington, Mrs. H. A. eompany’s Interest. ' roses and lilies of the valley. j Mrs. "Leo Sa.ss of Litchfield was mamtam na. n—ncW i ____ VTfe I matron of honor. Brld''smalds typemphical em____ rt___ appearlnc____ _ tB ad- disliked the gayer aspects of life; 'Verprauskas, Mrs. Thomas Mc- When you’re insured with this agency we're In your comer Miss Mary Condron of Hartford, Two youths were arrested early i were Mrs. Michael Grleco of Glen TeraMBHAts____and and aliwr raad^ ------matter Khrushchev, on the contrary, rel- Cabe. Mrs; John Carley, Mrs. Har- from start to finish. The claim eetOement haa to be fair in oor |v cousin of the bride, was maid of Ib Kaachaatar Beanlaa Rerald. Sunday morning by Constable old Corthell, M,rs. Edward Shee- opinion or we will take up the cudgel in your defense. honor. Bridesmaids were Miss I Cove. N.Y.; Mi.ss Eleanor Bene- ishes them. I vento. and Mi.ss Beverley Aspin- naalar advarttatas elealiic banra: Charles Jurgelas and charged with han, Mrs. Paul Bramhall. Mrs. Sue Wilson of RockVille, sister of ^ HoBday—1 p.m. Friday. "Hitler." Sulsberger continues, Norman Bonneau. Mrs. Howard Wo can do this because we are the "masters in our .own the bridegroom; Miss Barbara De- I wall, both of Manchester, and Mis. improper use of a driver’s license. house.” Aa an independent agency we own j)ur own business. ' Richard Fournier, New Britain rgadnmdaa^ Plol TuaM “ was determined to make war Jennings. Mrs. Raymond Houle, laney of Manchester and Miss Robert C. Schlichting, 18, of Mrs. Julian Krzewski, Mrs. An- We are not employed by anyone. Rather, we select those com- ' All attendants wore blue silk . ./flmraday—t pan. Wadm ay- which he saw aa a glorious culmi- ALL PRESCRIPTIONS Ktt'dileen Sullivan of Manchester, I taffeta dresses with short sleeves Fnr r i w y —1 p .» . Thnraday. Broad Brook, was charged tvith drew Gasper, Mrs. Leslie Billings, IMUiiee In which to place our business — your business that Is— a cousin of the bride. war gaturday —I n.m. Friday. . nation o f policy. He would have operating a motor vehicle 'without B MUST BE CAREFULLY which from expeiiende we know to be fair and dependable. i and bouffant skirts of unpressed Claaatfied daadli^: 10;M) a.ra. ----- Mrs. Richard Person, Mrs. Wheeler The attendants wore dresses of ter’ad- pakUeatioa eacept Sattaday— felt cheated had Poland deprived a license and Improper use Of a Hess, Mrs. Walter Chamberlain, CHECKED pleats. They wore whlmsey hats license! Only as long as they meet our standards in the scope of shrimp polored chiffon over taf- I with roses, and carried cascade i a.m. ______^ ______him of a conflict in 1839. Khrush- Mrs. Donald Girard, Mrs Clifford feta with small velvet crowns and Leonard D. Palozie, 19, of El- Benson, Mrs. Einar Solomonson, A pharmacist first studies evary proscription tholr policy contracts, in their service facilities and in their claim I bouquet.s of pale pink carnations Mofiday, September 18 chev wants the fruits of rdctory— before compounding. The dosage is checked for settlements can they continue to receive the business with which matching veils. They, carried cas- with white roses in the center. / lington; was charged With loaning but-equaUy surely he hopee to ob- an operotor'a license. safoty. We make certain we know exactly what yon intrust us. cades of gardenias, and stephano- Norman Thibodeau of Warehouse tain them without war. In fact, his Both are under $100 bonds for your phyaiciari wants. If wo are In doubt wo call tis. The Pattern Brraks This Independent Insurance Agency Acta As YOUR Repre- John Roach Sludio Point served as best man. Ushers Kr- •• '' iidloe distaste for war as a means haa appearance in Circuit Court 12 In the physician for more information,. Then, you get William Wilson , of El8i|ex Junc- were Lawrence Kueza of East lliliigB do change; pattema do your prescription quickly.' sentative: tion, 'Vt.. served as his brother's MRS. RAYMOND N. SFEAR MRS. FRANCIS ROBERT KUCZA created friction between him and East Hartford on Oct. 9. Liggett Special Hartford, brother 'of the bride- alter; not even Atenauer goee on Jurcglas said the car which That is why most new prescriptions cannot best man. Ushers were Wayne W11-: groom; Harry Pappaceno and the Communist Chinese. • to analyxlng your insurance needs son . of South Burlington, 'Vt., forever. Schlichting had been operating safely be ordered by mall. You would lose too The marriage of Miss Alfrula? green crystallette gown with George Panella, both of East Hart- "Hitler was a vlolgnt, neurotic much time and this pereonal cheeking betweoi e ui selecting the companies with the most comprehanslvo poli- Fallot Studio brother of the bridegroom; Samuel Wilcox of Manchester to Raymond aquamarine trim and aquamarine ; The Gecinan Chancellor la quot- waa broken down at the corner of Jacobs of Essex Junction, and ford, and Edward Vallone of Man- racist . . . Hltlw was the very Brookfield and Rye Sts. when he the physician and pharmadst, if compounded In a cies MRS. ROBERT JAMES WILSON tiara of beading and net. Her bou- chester, brother of the bride. 'ed. this momlng, aa a man deter- Howard F. Pitkin Jr., Manchester, N. bpear of West Springfield, symbol of terror. '6e took over a noticed It at about 1:30 aon. distant state, far from your physician. in protecting your Interests quet was of sunset rosebud;s. Mrs. Vallone chose a pink peau | -mined, in aplte of the difficultiea when a claim arises brother of the bride. Mass., took place* Saturday morn- Richard S. Sullivan of West relatively sane .system and turned Questioning the occupants he Mrs. Pitkin wore an- azalea silk de sole dress with crystal-beaded i init In hla way by yeaterday's elec found that Schlitcing was using a Y O m DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you ing m St. Thomas’ Church, West Springtield was best man. Ushers bodice for her daughter's wedding, j it into a madhorse of fanatics and shantung dress with matching ac- were James Quinn of Agawam, tion resttlta, to continue to hold license Issued to Dwight Buckland need a medicine. Pick up your preacripttoh if We can serve you in all your Springfield. , The bridegroom’s mother wore a | jaila. Khrushchev, shortly after hopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly Haberern-Frazel cessories and an orchid corsage. The bride is the daughter of the Mass., and John O’Neill Jr. of tRo relna of power. But even of Quarry Rd., Granby. Schlicting Insurance heeds—Automobile— The bridegtoom’s motocr wore lace teal silk chiffon dress with draped i said Palosie, 'whose license Is under Guaraateed without extra charge. A great many people en- late Mr. and Mrs. George T. Wil- West Spriugfield. bodice and side panel. Both wore ahould he succeed for a time In the original Malenkov thaw, con- Accident — Llability---Burglary over pink linen dress with match- The bridegroom’s rnother wore suspension and who waa ail oc- ’ To Give Yon trust us -with their prescriptions. May bo com- —Fire—Marine—Bonds. cox. The bridegroom is the son white orchid corsages. OF MANCHESTER that objective, which aeeme dubi- tinued to change Stalin’s Soviet A Very pound yours? ing accessories and orchid corsage. of Mrs. Raymond L. Spear of a blue and green silk print dress prison into a far gentler autoc- cupant o f the car, bad given him A reception was held at the K of with white cymbldium orchid. The A reception was held at the ouj- It would no longer be the aame the license to use “in case they Ekijoyable West Springfield, and the late Mr. Italian American Hall in East | racy. He. restricted the secret por Smoke C Home. For a motor tour of New Spear. bride’s sister-in-law. Mrs. J. Rob- power. Partitioned Oetmany, in were stopped.” York State. Mrs. Wilson wore a ert Wilcox, of Portland, was also Hartljord. For a motor trip to Uee and opened the doors of con- Jurgelas Is continuing the in-' $nde OF A NATIONALLY The Rev. Harry J. Hackett of which Berlin itaelf cannot even royal blue suit with matching ac- St. Thomas’ Church performed the in the reception line. Florida, Mra. Kueza wore a navy centration camps. Whatever we vestigation to determine how the ^ ADVERTISED CIGAR cessories and an orchid corsage. blue and white Checked suit with vote In Weat German electiona, has fmoiCH SELLS FOR lOc double ring ceremony., Bouquets A reception was held at the may think of Mr. Khrushchev, he Buckland license was obtained. The couple will live at 109 Pros- of white gladioli were at the altar. American Legion Hall in West matching accessories and a corsage , been for Chancellor Adenauer a of white carnations. The couple has made life better, not woree, Reg. 14.75. pect St., Rockville, after Sept. 23. The bride was given tn mar- Springfield. For a motor trip to gerrymander; he could, hardly 175 Mrs. Wilson is a 1960 graduate will live at 501 Hartford Rd., Man- for . the average Soviet citizen, Box 50. *1.79 riage .1^ her brotlmr, J. Robert Florida, Mrs. Spear wore a beige ever loae In his half of the coun- 7 For 25o Prescription Pharmacy East Center of Manchester High School, and is Wilcox of Portland, Conn. She silk shantung dress with brown ac- chester, after Oct. 2. 'try. But the ahadtng o f Me vote, much aa ha bullies the satellitee Perfeetoa and Paaatellas Street employed by the Hartford Fire In- wore a gown of white Chantilly cessories. The couple will live at Mrs. Kueza is a graduate of Man- 901 Main Strpet—MI 8-6821 surance Co. Group. Mr. Wilson is -which occurred jreaterday. be- and threatens the tost of us. . . . lace over satin, desippied with a 438 W. Middle Tpke., Manchester, chester High School and Hillyer , Copyright IMO (11W3) Phone a graduate of Rockville High fitted bodice sind bouffant skirt of after Oct. 1. College of th® University of Hart- comes the equivalent of a loss. T believe Mr. lOirushchev is LIGGEn ORUG MI 3-1126 School and attended the New Eng- lace and tulle extending Into a Mrs. Spear is a graduate of Port- ford. She is employed as a medical The regime which follows him tough, relentlgeifly ruthless, coldly PILGRIM PARKADE land Technical Institute in Hart- short qweep train. Her headdress land High School, and is employed secretary in the ofiice of Dr. Rob- "’‘ ^iM y begin, and probaWy'wUl be- scheming and controlled, con- ford. He is employed by Pratt and was a ^ crown of seed pearls and as a secretary at the Coca-Cola ert C. Doherty in Hartford. Mr. Whitney Aircraft, division of Unit- Igin, with routine proclamation of 'vlnced by what I personally con- lace leaves with a fingertip veil Bottling Co. in East Hartford. Mr. Kueza is a .gradaute of East Hart- sider his miscalculation that the ed Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. of illusion. She carried a bouquet Spear is a graduate of West ford High School, and attended ;a continuation of basic Adenauer MILLS of while glamelllas and feathered tide o f history is immutably witb Springfield High School and Amer- Qentral Connecticut College in New -policies. —------— Chsney Hall, Hartford carnatidns. ican International College, Spring- Road, Manchester Britain. He served in the U.S. Army, ' But no other leader of the Ger him. But, unlike Hitler, I consider Mrs- Albert Karam of Glaston- field. He is assistant treasurer of fo r two years, and ts employed*as man r i^ t la' likely to have the him entirely normal and human. bury, sister of the bride, was ma- the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. in East a carpenter for F. G. Fink & Sons tron of honor. She wore a jade HarUord. same policy absolutism which has With Hitler, we 'were dealing 'with Wedding of East Hartford. been the Adenauer trademark, the a madman, a fact tiiat necessarily affected our political Judgments." OPEN Here's your Comfort Index same veto over the German poli- We should be still more reas- c e s of the United States, the TILL Sullivan - PisheT Robinspn^Agnew same dedication to the status quo sured. as to the crucial question of ’ The marriage of Miss Jans which waa Adenauer's chief policy. Khrushchev's sanity, if his official Evans Fisher of Coyentrjl anff Do you toss and turn all night.. i . sleep fitfully - .Tbere haa come a significant actions on the world scene ahould' John Ffaticis StilUvan'of Spring- South Methodist Oiurch 'was the . . . roll into the center of your mattress? Are become as clearly different from field. Mass., was sclcAinized AUg. scepe of a candlelight ceremony you conscious of lumps, buttons, hollows in your -break in German thinking, and It 26 In St. Mary.'of^urch, Coventry. for the wedding of ^iss Cynthia Jias to head, inevitably. In the di- Hitler's as is his private conver- bedding? Do you wake up still tired . achy? Drapeilca and Slip- .-The bride Is the daugdtter of Lucille Agnew and Raymond lection of those fundarhentsi goals sation, or the impression one gets Mr. and Mrs. Royal Orcutt Fisher Robinson, both of Manchester, Sat- covers msds' ts orter Admauer himself sought to keep of his ta^te and personality. But of Coventry. ’The bridegroom Is urday evening. Then it’s time to invest in better sleep. And the son o f Mrs. Catherine Sullivan, on the shelf. at leest so long aa we can judge The bride U the daughter of Mr. there’s no better way then to come to Watkins that he is not completely mad s COTTON Springfield, Mass. and Mrs. Edward J. Agnew, 322 and actually try our many bedding outfits By The long range realities of the s WOOLEN there is hope, and the world situa- The Rev. Bernard J. Foster per- Spring St. The bridegroom'is the German problem—that there can • DRAPEBT formed to* ceremony. Andrew G. son of Mrs. Samuel Robinson, 35 famous Holman-Baker. ’There’s one just right be no eoluUofr of. the problem of tion remains one that is still open, FABRICS at ^ Currie, Kienslng^ton, Md., brother- Edmund St., ahd the late Mr. for your needs. .Berlin short o f.a solution of the not fatefully closed. Low MHI Prices! in-law of the bride, was soloist. Roblnscm. Mrs. Andrew G. Currie of Ken- T he Rev. Lawrence F. Almond Try Musco-Pedic for firm, firm sleep. ’Try problem of Gennany. itself—-and sington, Md., sister of the bride, performed the cerempny. Eloral Verto-Rest for super firm sleep. These are mat- .'that the Germans'theniselves can Incipient Smog’ Belt? was matron of honor. Other at- bouquets were of white gladioli and p ot forever remain collaborators tendants were Miss Katfalton E. vdilte "'shasta /iximpons. Mrs. tresses scientifically designed tp insure deeper, One pocsibly wild statistic on In the partition of their own coun Sullivan o f Springfield, Hass., sis- Charlotte tlray was soloist, and sounder, more refreshing sleep for years and the pollution of this coibitry's air Jack Grove, organist. have now begun to reassert ter of the ‘‘biMegroom, and Mrs. years to come yet cost only $89.60 eAch from automobile exhausts esti- David T. Stntto o f Bloomihgton. The bride, given in marriage by ’themselves. piece. mates that it costa $7,500,000,000 Ind., a college roommate of the her father, wore a princess style This had to be, some time, full-length gown of taffeta, d esl^ - a year in damage to cro{M and bride at ML Holyoke. Elizabeth whether /or not It creates a pros- Currie of Kensington,. Md., niece of e;d with long sleeves, French lace property of various kinds. 'pect which is immediately pleas- the bride, was flower g irl.. bodice dotted with seed pearls, a And, in one particular area, that high neckline and Peter Pan collar ant or reassuring. It may well be -William Sullivan of Springfield' of Los Angeles, the problem Of air was his brother's best man. Ushers and bouffant skirt ending In a that, aa Germany itself begins to pollution has become so acute were Paul T. Sullivan of Spring- chapel train. She wore a crown of break out o f the stockade Ade- French lace an'd seed pearls 'with a that even ordinary people recog- Lorlng Studl^ field, a brother o f the bridenoom, -nauer had built around historical and Dr. Wairen H. Fisher of Han- French illusion veil, and carried a nize that it contains the factors of MRS. JOHN RICHARD HABERERN cascade bouquet' of white roses, SmpossibiliUes, there will be more over, N.H., brother o f the b--' '- life and death. A. Lronard Currie, of Kensi'* tephanotia and ivy. Surbulence thu 'ocder, more dan- For the Mmamder of ua, how- At a candlelight Communion^held at the Rosemount- in Bolton. Md., 'nephew of the bride, Miss Carol M. Phel of IVest Hart- Ik*r thiaii progress,' ahd many mo- service; Miss Loretta Joan Frazel The reception room waa decorated ord was maid of honor. Brides- ever, the atatiatic has no vital Im- ringbearer. . ,1-. >>ents when the Iron hand of the of Manchester was wed to Jolm with white streamers and bells. Mr. and Mrsi Sullivan wil! . . maids were Miss Carol T. Keeney, pact, and the danger of Loa Ange- {pld Chancellor will be iqiaded. Richard Haberem of Coventry For a.wedding trip to an unan- side at .40 M anoi;,'^., Springfield, 27 Adams St., Buckland, and Miss les smog seems remote—until, per- Saturday at 5 o’clock at ConcordlA nounced destination, Mrs. Haber- Beverly A. Dlckaon of Middletown. 2 But, if there la w y hope for Oven cooking Mass. " haps, we begin smelling and tast- Lutheran Church. • em wore a light on^id wool dress All wore yellow-beige silk peau riuiyUdJig In this worid, if there is The bride is the daughter of t . * ing the smog ourselves. is easy today... with matching jacket' and acces- gowns, designed with bateau neck- ^cottoeded to people and to policy Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fra?el. 137 sories and'a v/Hlte orchid corsage. Dinner to Open lines, fitted Empire, bodices, back Snakera any capcudty< to deal with This happens to‘ have been, Broad St. The bridegroom is the The couple will live at Cedar bows ahd rosettes, elbow-length itiong .toe Bastem seaboard, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ha- Swamp Rd., Coventry, after Oct. sleeves and semi-bell skirts. Their 3he problems of human survival, berem, Cedar Swamp Rd-, Cov- Season for Club headdresses were silk peau pill- rather good summer for that de- 1. bieaking o f the pattern has entry, . 1 Both Mr. and Mrs. Haberem boxes with bouffant face veils. Each ^ be healthy In the md. lightful experience. It has been a The Rev. Paul Kaiser, pastor of are graduates of Manchester High The Junior Century Club of carried a matching Uper with a It has to be good for the Ger- summer of moist, heavy airs. Concordia Lutheran Church, and &ditfol. Mrs. Haberem Is also a Manchester will begin its season swag arrangement of red, orange 2 the Rev. Jolm Schulze, Jersey ea8> population ahd Industry continue^ Mbbilheaf *8 atlve for the outside powers reserve buying power. You write checks, not against your length sleeves, and bell-shaped MHA Will Start brown accessories. The couple will THE ;^ENITH.*eXTENOED RANOB* the tame: either they we may, aome day before we are skirts. They 'wore satin headbows bank balance, but against yoiir prearrsnged credit. When jamr.-thaibseliree^ to. reai^ tpi. it, luave a smpg );elt here with circular face yells niatching Application Study Wbicb cohsUtotes a really meas- !^ I their gowns. All cairied atm' bou- ';«i|e^';QanMag;' or- toe d e n ^ ' only cash will do, you need Instant Money. Foir fall par- quets of long-stemmed roses.. . BACKACHE & ADULT CLASS t tfgy. throw them out^ ueahle pproblem. -L . Zone. . S i o t a . Miss Marie Lemieinr of Colum- The Manchester Housing Au- W im LIVING SOUND . Although ike symbolism, of ticulars, visit your nearest office of Hie Connecticut Bank I*"!**. WE GIVE sivT bia was flower girl. She wore a thority will meet tomorrowi-nlgbt stosjjiiijpplr* '4to»ik''4iMkiiit may lie far more GREEN STAMPS light blue cfaltton dress with short to begin reviewing the applica- HERVE TENSl OH HEARING AIDS >to|Tiblc, to* lioison from automo- sleeves and matching cummerbund, tions of persons who‘ wan|t to live usoonoaby’ to and cabled a basket of rose petals. Wins Scholarship in Westhill Gardens on W Center ORGAN LESSONS 'mlie exhaUats'may be much the KIDNEY mSITA'nON dv^ has -Robert Haberem of Blnfleld Mias Patricia Leduc, daughter of S t, a housing project for the elder- After 35. common Kidney or Blad- Tbegun to tick. more eertoua Immediate health served as hla brother’s best man. Mrs. Agiies Leduc, 61 Edmund St., ly- der'Zrritotiona. often occur and problem. MORI ARTY Ushers were Henry Custer'of Man- and the late . Arthur Leduc, has The applications which toe au- may make you tense and nervous BEGINNING NEXT WEEK Tliat would seem to be toe estl- chester, EMc Haberem of Coven- been awarded b.er fourth consecu- thority will review tomorrow from too frequent, burning or LRI^ THE CONNECTICUT BANK QUINN'S PHARMACYy Inc. a n te «C the esperts to toei Health, try, Howard Habertm of ' East tive scholarship at Central Con- night will be tooee of persons who Itching urination both day and Learn, to play tlie famous Hammond Organ. No BROTHERS have already been Interviewed, ac- a iUr> Hartford; and Normand Lemieux necticut State* Colleger Mew' Bri- Secondarily, you may lose fil73 MAIN STREET— PHONE MI 3-413^ IMueatkm and Welfare Depart- 301415 C m Iw St, ANn TRUST CdMFANY o f Columbia. Master -Paul Haber- tain, whete she is a senior major- cording to Atty, R em an Yules, previous musical training required. Afternoon toant wkb are btoind Secretary em of East Hartfoinr'was ring ing in elementary education. counsel for the authority. and evening classes for adult beginners now fomi- fUbioofTs ultimatum to toe auto- • 80 Offices. serving 2L.C9nnectiCYt communities ^ ’ bearer. She is doing eight weeks’ prac- YYie authority will separate ths preas Ml 3-5135 ing. Call Marion Moberg Music Studio, 98 Iforest }'. I-:-, f, mobUe iwtustry to includs davices piite The mother of the bride and the tice teaching at the Vance Swool applications Into categories In r a x usually bringu fast;, relaitoV ' T Manchester OffiM: preparation for more Intfqstve re- WUl kelp curb "fall-im" ai mother o f .the bridegroom both In New Britain. Miss Leduc . is 8 comfort I curbing Irritating Street, Manchester—MI 9-4878. 8^ H^.8trMir>15 ,|^rtk 'Mnjbi Street—West Tnmpikt wore printed sUk« sheath drdsses 1958 graduate of Manchester High view. More then 850 allocations germs in stro u , scid urine and by Jt» IN i: inodela, «r Cms an ad- with matcliing accessories ahd School, and is a member of the have been received for toe housing giving an^igeiuo.pein ani relief.^ Get Adverd^ in J!h e Hcrald*^lt Pa^ .ptoUhtittw eOett .to- Read Herald UemiMr Pederri Oeperit I MoMket Pedtral SMew« fp •orsages o f whlta roses. Student Teachers’ Council at Cen- project, 'Which has a ampacity of CYSrax at' d n ^ ^ t s ; Cheer up A MtePUoB for UO i^iMato tn l OoBtuotlaiit OoUege. 100 •ad fsfi bsttsr: •S. " I ilii'iiife IIANCHESTER EVENINO BBRALD, HANGBESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEFTEMBEEIS. IM l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1961

procedure was put into (^ration into British government, which mlt of Anthony Pantnlooa of lh# orandum of agreement” between tor feel that tot United StatM and by Ndola Airport auUiotltlea." had expressed official cdncein Dag Dedicated Cantor Tavern, 2Me Whtthay Ave., Union Repeats the employes and General, Man- Message to Kennedy Its Allies have not yst succssdsd Airport offlclala said. Ham* over the U.N.. military move PUC opens State New s Hamden. Fantnions was accuaad ziger RichaRt'3i(artin, said Czuck- In Impressing on Khrushehsv that Dag in marakjold’s plane msida no attempt launched last Wednesday to put of Allowing n minor to sntor and rey. The memorandiun includes they are serious when they ssy to land although the weather was rebelUoua K ataim province under To Search for loiter on tha pramioes, and kaap- Opposition to provision for mediation as a ter- they Intend to defend their baslq good and the plane’s pilot said the rule oC the Oiatral Congo gbv- Mrs. Em nsatl. Mc Omu i ing vodka and Whiskay on tha minal point-of grievance proced- rights to be in Bbriin, using force yoltr: emment, ahowed relief at pipk- nothing to indicate that anything Mrs. Emma U ri^ Mo^lann, 67, On Water Rate premliea. Only baar ean ba sold ure. . France, Bars Talks if necessary. This is toe reason teiephonm pect of cease-fire talks. - under n tnvsm permit, which U « might be wrong. wife of John P, McCbum, 61 New The employes would also like why, behind the official optlmlsim Of Plane in Congo A Britlah Fdrelgn Office spokes- World Peace what Pantalooe had. AppealsVjiit have provision made for arbitra-to Yoar order for driqr as "The pilot reported he was over- St., died yesterday at jiumchester (OoeffiMMl ti«Bi vega Ona) voiced by Rusk, there is deep un- man In London eald: "Her Ma- A second wquest for a r«te increw by the Manche^ Ths three permits suspendsd tion by toe Connecticut State certainty in the western camp cososetfcA win ba WNM head, was given clearance to jesty’s government and the gov- Memorial Hospital after a short were: land, and then seemed to refuse to (OSirttMMdl Page Oae) Illness. ter Weter Co. w*e being reviewed by the Pnblic Utility Com- Albans, L X , N.T., Navid Hospital Employes c f the town and the Mediation and Arbitration Board about toe outcome- of the talks tsomedlatidy* ernment of the (Central African) to intervene where necessary, he Now with Russians Ftldiky, but got aloft on thrae en- answer any more questions,’’ one She waa lx»n in Switzerland. Jply miseion (PUC) in Hartford today. About 80 interested par- ftm traatment of cuts and bruiaes,4^J^"' t board of education who belong to with Gromyko. ' gines and IiM ed safely at Leo- Federation were very happy to tlona He was on his third mission . nrellminarv tPMinwmf ti.tw Inn, Route 7, Kent, ter the AFL-CIO Local 991 reiterated said. If Khrushchev believes he esn aboard, bat It official said. give their agreement to them tak- 2,1894, and came to Manchester as tiea from Manchester were In at^dance. after preliminary traatment here. poldville. There one engine was to The Congo when his plane dis- Police said the Bartholomew car selling to an intoxicated psrsan, al- their oppMttion to a proposed' ap- Czuckrey addressed toe lioard (Contbined .from PogA Oas) Gromyko sticks inflexibly to the dictate the terms of a Berlin settle- FREE that Hammatak* Officials said an assumption waa place at Ndola.” hUd. She had been employed by Ths rsquaat which asks for tn- lowing an Intoxioated person to replaced and the others wa appeared. eoUldsd with ah auto operated by pointment of a personnel appeals Tuesday night on toe subject. Khrushchev line, the 'western pow- ment without a serious risk of wsr, jold had baan klUad. The Identitv checked for damage from stray that Hammarskjold for sonw tm- A BOO-man garrison of Irish and ney Broe. until her retirement cresasd revenusa o f 162,000, a 89 loiter, selling to a minor, allow- Atty. Arthur LeClalre Jr. has ed in modern diplomacy than it years ago. per esnt pverall Incrsaae to eua- 'Bdwaifi F. Hitchcock, 21, New board, ahd directed a representa- ers will not negotiate and toe western informants said, he is like- DELIVERY o ( tha poaidUa aurvivor vaa not bullets. The plSne’s fittings includ- known reason had put back to an Svrediah troops also was . under It was at the eve of a new ms- ing a minor in the barroom, al- drawn up an ordinance for the ly to try to do so. In that case, heavy pressure at Kamlna, the tomers, was presented in detailed Haven, a student ab the Univer- tive of the stots organization to will be in^ ths impending United danger of a military showdown, dotenainad) ed radar equipment airfield In the neighbortog Congo. sion of the U. N. General Assembly, Survivors, besides her husband, 0k\y of Connecticut., lowing a minor to loiter, falUiig to consideration of toe board of, di- they said, toe Rusk-Gromyko talks A S ^ y -o ld awr peraUtad In main U.N, military base in thq Include a brotoer Louis Urich of form by Atty. Hugh M. JoMlotf, post the permitUe’a name at the write the mayor on their behalf. Ststes-So-vlet talks. Sspeclslly over use of toe air cor- .The weather was good overnight Contact between Ndola Airport where the Soviet Union could be Mayor Harold A. Turklngton has rectors. The ordinance makes pro- ridors. will Increase. would end in failure. tCataata. Wblta-lad Negro troopa and Congo fields had been broken province. Union; a sister, Mra P. K. Mlssel- ropresentingtoe water firm, and entrance, and two counts of con- vision for a five-man board whose Rusk came to New York from around this co|mr mining center expected to renew its attack on witnesses william Foulds, eom- received the letter from William If Gromyko is prepared to agree Chief participants in the Washing- and aome tribal warriora, backed for the past two days diM to fight- wittz of Bast Hartford, and several FataUy Injured ducting toe prsmiass so as to con- ruling would bd binding on those Washington last night, following a ton meeting in addition to Rusk on the border. ’The reason for the the secretary-general. nieces and nephews. *» p u y prealdsnt. and J. Howell stitute a nuisance. Czuckrey. 3-day ^Jicy conference wlto. the to a broad negotiation on the by two ]at figbtena of K a t a ^ ’a crash was undetermined. ing in Katanga. Darien, Sept 18 (A? — A 79- who appeal. The board would han- were Foreign Secretary Lord tuiy air force, fought cfforta.-at Last year, the Soviet Union de- The funeral will be held tomorrow BurrriiB, accountant for tha firm. Gerald J. Golden, Powder HiU The union representative said foreign, ministers of Britain,, Berlin and Germany And related U.N. headquarters in Leopold- TBhombe arrived here yesterday yaar-old Long Island man was fa- that, at a meeting Sept. 11, the dle all problems except those in- Home of Britain, French Foreign OMdoni the Xntlted Nationa to force the nounced him as a willful tool of im- at 8:15 a.m. at toe Jo)m F. Tier- ^ OppioolUon cams from Oaorgs A. Ski Area, Powder HUl Rd., Mid- volvlng salary disputes. F ^ c e ’ and West Germany. He issues of . European security, in- ville mobilised U.N, planes and two in a plane escorted by' Modesian Your Pocketbook Follow Dooterto Advioo tally Injured when he wandeired entire membership of the Man- formants said, an'East-West for- Minister Couve de MuivUle and PRESCRIPTION PHABMAtrr mtaaral-rieh provlnoe'a return to Air Force planes after the UN. perialists because of the way he ney Funeral Home, 219 W. Center Kotsen o f New . Jersey, a utility Onto tha Connecticut Turnpike and dlefleld, for falling to notify the said he wants to know from Gro- Foreign Minister Heinrich ,von Air Congo craft for the search By F A rS HKNUB St., followed by a solemn high Mass If Osaeer Is Dfagnosls rate consultant, rsprssenttaig Green ship and failing to devote entira chester Chapter of the American eign ministers conference in late mlo by Tha Congo's Central gov. Rhodesiana sent a Jet Canberra and announced that he ~ had made an was carrying out U.N. ^ 11:7 in was hit by a car last night myko whetoer there Is "a basis for Brentano' of West Germany, 901 MAIN 8T /-^ 0 S-S82& of requiem at St. James’ Church at Manor OonstruoUon Oo. time to the conduct of the prem- Federation o f> State, County and serious negotiations on toe ques- October or early November, prob- ammeht In IX^ldviUe. a light trainer aletft. British Royal. approach for truce talks. The Congo. By HABmJOTTiirMAN,lfJ>. State Police said Joseph Schil- Power Squadron . Home -and Rusk are understood A dispatch mnn Usumbura, In Soviet Premier Khrushchev per- 9. Burial will be in St. James’ Although Green Matior Is not ling, Ozone Park, N.Y., apparent- ises. The commission also said toa Municipal Employes voted againdt tions raised by the So-viet Union ably At Geneva, seems certain. to have been the chief advocates Air Fm%e planes Were alerted to Forces loyal to the Katanga Have Financial .WorriesT Ometery. Written for Newspiuier Enterprise the proposed personnel appeals 'The policies which the west- the bordering Belgian bust terri- leader for five days have been So'D o Many Others sonally demanded that Hammsrak- now a cTutomsr of the water fim , ly became confueed about his di- sstabUshment was not being op- in toe past months.” a determined effort to get the fly in from Bast Africa. Three long Friends niay call at thq funeral erated as a restaurant. board. Starts Courses ern powers would follow in such a Betting on the nage Is A gomblA. tory of Ruanda-Urundi, reported an range U.8. planes helped out fighting U.N. troops attempitng to jold resign and announced that the Green Manor asked hbh to attend. rections when he left a turnpike On leaving Washington, Rusk Soviet government into high-level outbreak of fighting between Ka- home tonight from 7 to S. An indignant' and much mis- Green Manor Is a land owner In the Walter O. Wagner Jr., CMd Say- “Their position Is that an ap- had expressed cautious optimism conference—toe concession.^ they Don't gamble on yoar plamMag A control tower otBctr ol Ndola’s bring toe mineral-rich secessionist Worried about vour finsnclsl Soviet Union would no longer restaurant and walked out to the negotiations for a peaceful settle- tanians and Indian troopa at Al- recognize him as secretary-gener- guided "mother and grandmother" Eighth District which is supplied highway. He died of multiple in- brook Post 6749, Veternas of For- peals Ixiard wiH- only complicate The Manchester Squadron of toe about the outcome of his mission, might be willing to make to Rus- ment of the crisis. big, modem a ii^ rt said Ham- province under control of the Cen- worth, your family’s pattern of sia—have yet to be worked out. and heating. Call aa expert. bertville, on tak e Tanganyika. spending, your deots? vuu al. Khrushchev demanded the crea- Anthony McAwIey complains her doctor dlagnoeed a water service by the water com- fories in Stamford Hospital. Po- eign Wars, Old CSInton Rd„ Weet- and becloud any serious problem U. S. Power Squadrons will spon- saying "I think it is important to Rusk reportedly favored a tough- marakjold's pilot gave no Indica- tral Congo government in Leo- cancer of the cervix of her womb brook,;ror financial irresponsibility, that may arise concerning any of In their meeting in Washington That would Q>read the military ac- poldville. convinced Omt only you—and not tion o f a 8-headed secretariat Anthony McAwIey, 47, of pany. liie questioned and released toe sor free courses in basic principles be optimistic until things prove er approach to Gromyko than tion hitherto confined to three tion before contact was lost that Edgerton St, died in toe West lu - and advised immediate operqtion Foulds said the increase sought receiving credit for more tbpn So toe Smplpyea,” Said Czuckrey. of safe boat handling in Manches- otherwise.” they discussed, without agreement, Home, and Couve de Murville was he was having any trouble,' Even as the cease-fire talks were others—are. managing so poorly? Though angered by the attack, driver of the car, Satnuel Gubin, main centers across the heart of Hammarskjold calmly refused to ven Veterans Hospital Saturday. despite the fact that ohe feels line, comes from the |17,841 increase la Rd. 2, Foster Town Rd., Mt. Holly, (lays, operating the club bar As. a "It is a proven fact that the most ter and Rockville. Gromyko, who reached New an unprecedented ranged of possi- cold to the Idea of any western The crash area covers dense for- scheduled, conflicting reports came The following then, should pro- bilities, Including spme kind of lim BAtangh—BUSabethvllle, Jadotville vide some comfort. resign. It was not his future, but His wife, Mrs. Madeline McAw- eats well and has trouble keeping power and pumping; the $26,22j N.J. concession, failing to devote suffi- effective method and logical ap- Registration for this basic course York by. plane Saturday night, Initiative arguing the Russians and Kamlna. est and bushland, . with large of a change in toe flghtlim in the Iey, is director o f Lutz Junior Mu- down her weight e cient time to toe conduct of toe would not say whether he was op- Ited recognition of East Germany, would construe it as a sign of patches of swami>^ Which dry out at Congo. ® 1. One family In three today has that of toe United Nationa that tax increases; the |6,000 Incressa priisnh in labor relations, whether and also for a fee course in ad- After an ovOrnlght visit to Ndola seum. Since the presence o f localized in dividends payable to old and new premises, and falling to maintain in industry or public employment, vanced piloting will be taken timistic or pessimistic. He com- ths introduction of United Nations weakness. this time of year. In daylight these The Irish government reported it limited financial assets, meaning was 'Rt stake, he ,aaid. ISo Dough agencies into West Berlin, and the tar the cease-fire talks that never no more than alx>ut $1,(X)0 invest- "It la not a question of the man A native of Scotland, Mr/ Mc- malignancy (called "cancer in stockholders; end the additional In- projer l^cords. has been ih«4Utlon and arbltraUon Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. In mented: "We'll see each other, In. the end they apparently dried awampg would make an ideal had received word the besieged situ") la notoriously free from the Bridgeport, Sept. 18 (AV-A lian- creation of a neutralized zone or argeed that Rusk’s approach should eame off, TShombe headed north by forced landing ground, airmen said, ed in savings, government bonds, but of the institution,’’ he said. AwIey came to this country 31 creases on bonds. by absolute disassociated persons. Room 108, at Manchester High we’ll meet, and we'll talk.” aaotor car today. He had conferred 150-man Irish garrison holding out years ago. He was a World War symptoms commonly associated dlt got no liskery dough for his School. e- the Katknga border. Tshombe con- temporary truce had been arranged Hammarsldold’a c o u r s e in re- er than 39 percent, whereas resi- on a good description from the the last year show Democrats out- talk h'kd yet to be fixed. to counter. Soviet pressures on Heved mankind to be 500,000 years for Hammarskjold in his. 8-year larger share of total income for Jersey, New York City and Falls "early signs” of cancer are in kc- tremely difficult for anyone on an Rockville High School. Gil Park Rusk Is expected to tell Gromy- ferred h«W\Wlth British and on toe Jadotville front. fusing to quit under Are' permitted tuality the signs of too complica- dent rates will go as high as 67 clerk, Mrs. Mary Kupec, Strat- number Republicans by 15,283. their Berlin position. Those were old. Then Dr. L. S. B. Leakey re- tenure as secretary-general and cars and home appliances than toe toe United Nations to go on func- Village, Conn. per cent. He gave examples of such appeals board to exercise impartial will Instruct that courSe. ko that the United States and its Rhodesian officials and apparently The Irish .had been waging an Private, services will be held at tions of cancer. For example, ford. This was an Improvement of 0.65 not spelled out and U.S. officials ported the discovery in Tanganyika The Congo was among the gravest gave up the projected meeting vith uphill fight at Jadotville, 00 miles wealthy. tioning without the necessity of increases. and unbiased thinking, no matter There will be A nominal, fee to Allies will not tolerate interfer- toe Congregational Church in breast cancers in toe early and She said she fohnd herself fac- per cent for toe Democrats over cover toe cost of dourse material, said the plan is to put them Into of an earlier man who lived and o f these. ^ ' Hammarskjold. north of the Katanga capital of 4. Two out of three families are agreeing on a new secretary-gen- Burns stated that with the reve- the prerious year, when, for the how sincere and responsible the' ap- ence with aircraft fljfing in the Shooting was under way in Elisa- Sharon, Conn. operative phases produce neither ing a revolver after toe bandit reference books and fln ^ . exam effect rather than to make propa- hunted on the shores of a long- eiLPOWEH Erroneous reports yesterday Elisabethville, against 800 attack debtors. Forty-eight per cent of eral w a substitute for toe present nue increase requested there would first time In Connecticut history, peals board member was,” said corridors to West Berlin across bethville when he arrived at L- labor laws and psychological reac- Khrushchev has proposed sep- it eoolly. The United States and bility of some confusion in the rC' tor, officiating. Burial 'will be in ' In the event that a "cancer in $43,000. distance. such avowedly ncncommitted na- Dag’s plane given clearance to 000. known as a quick-thinking econo- in day-to-day temperatures until 459. tions, which might have a bearing arate peace, settlements with East ports. Proof of hoW our affluence has mist and a master of toe art of the Ellington Ceqter Cemetery. situ” is discovered, immediate This compares with about an the end of the week then, a return on a case under consideration." The lieginner class is open to ^ig Early Week QQIQjp tions as India voiced support. land 12 minutes after midnight $11,000 operating income In 1960, The independents,' who continue those 16 years of age and over. and West Germany, as opposed to (Another source at U.N. head- grown is illustrate by the gain in compromise when he came to toe There will be no calling hours. treatment by surgery and/or ra- to seasonably cool weather is like- to be the dominant factor in Con- He said further, "This board Hammarsl^Id’s plane was an But then — said a statement is- quarters said it appears that the diation is almost certain to pro- before the water firm’s present Passing a final exam is required toe long-standing western inZls- sued by Lord Alport, British high home values. In toe past dozen $68,0(X) a year U.N. post. ly. The normal range in toe necticut politics, picked up 84,602. could prove to be detrimental to American-built, 4-englne Douglas Irish at Jadotville have been cap- duce a cure. And, under these conversion program from a sur- both the employeZ and taxpayers for membership In the Power tence on German unification. Fail- airliner called the Alberiina- It commissioner for the Central years, the average market^ value He had been deputy foreign min- OPPOSES U.N. ACTION Hartford area is from a high of Mrs. Qrasao’s office was supplied ing western agreement, Khnuh- tured, however, and are being held of nonfarm houses has incretwed ister in Sweden and vice chairman happy ciroumstancM, the so-called face or reservoir system to a 74 to a low of 50. of the town by creating even more Squadron, and those who pass toe was tha official plane of L t Gen. African Federation — "This plane, as possible hostages.) * Brazzaville, Congo BopubUe, early symptoms of ezmeer (pain, modem well system. the figures by local registrarors of exam will receive a certificate of chev has said he 'will make a sep- on which it was understood Mr. nearly 50 per cent from $9,10b to of the executive committee of toe Sept. 18 (d>—Abbe Fulbert You- Precipitation may total between voters.: They are expected to problems and mlsuitderstandings Sean McKeown, Irish commander Tshombe was reported accom'- bleeding, lump) will never lie ob- Bums said toe new system is than the original problem they proficiency. There are now. 80 arate peace treaty with East (Ger- of U.N. troops in the Congo. Hammankjold was a passenger, panied by Densil Dunnet, toe .Brit- $1S,4()0. The number of home own- Oiganizatlon for European Econ- lou, president of the former one. and five tenths o f an inch, fall- change somewhat 'after additional many which, he claiihs, would give ers now is about 60 per cent of omic Cooperation. / served. And toe late symptoms expected to be In complete oper- ing mainly as general rains near would be expected to h an w .” members In toe Manchester Squad Unarmed, it was damaged by passed overhead. Almost immedi- ish consul in Eflisabetoville, on his French Congo, eald today the mentioned by our correspondent ation by O ct 15. voter enrollment sessions are held roR. organized last year. Clifford the German Red regime control of toe population. Hiis task as secretary-general United Nattons action In Ka- the end of the week. throughout Connecticut prior to Members of toe union preder to machlnegun fire as it took ott ately afterwards contact ceased. flight to this heavily guarded cop- (malaise, loss of appe'tite and The new requested rate would continue the present plan of work- Loomis, 248 School St., is com- all western supply lines to Berlin. from the airport at Bllsabethville After a normal Interval, overdue per belt frontier town. In toe same period, rent pay took him' on many and varied in- tanga was not that of the whole this fall's local elections. ments also have shown substantial ternational missions. Tiiese in- weight), will never appear. increase customer- cost ' 1»y 90 ing under toe terms of a “ meiti; mander of the squadron. Western diplomats said that If ______-C Internatloiiai organization, only Rather' than criticize her doc- cents a month, or three cents Calls for Stand UM KSAlf gain. Where formerly only 5 per cluded his successful trip to Red of administration sod a sec- cent of all renters paid more than China in 1984 to se«^ toe release tor, our "mother and grandmoth- more per day. •New Haven, Sept. 18 (A7— retary-general who were dnpea er” owes him a debt o f deep grat- The average customer now pays Tale’s chaplain, who was arrested $76 monthly, 20 per cent now pay of 11 U.S. airmen hrid prisoner, or aocompliees of obsonro Inter- Grads’ Grades Win aria another to the Middle East itude. And toe best advice I can $8.50 to $9 for each quarter of as a "Freedom-Rider” in toe that much. The number pajHng ests and infantile flieories.” You- South, has criticized those who rents between $50 and $76 month- in 1956 to shore up Israeif^Ajab give her la "to run, not walk” to toe year. lou said In a statement that the the nearwt Eurgeon of compe- Early In 1960 the Water Co. refuse to take stands on impor- ^Volume for MHS JMNUMKIIOKss:^.99< ly has doubled. armistice agreements shaken by United Nations has no right to Out o f every $10 we spend, one border raids. tence. asked $40,000 additional nVenues, tant moral questions. dollar goes for cars, home ap- He speedily set up toe U.N detorntine the, Jpollfical struc- to allow completion of a new well It is a moral crime for persons Larousse's "Encyclopedia of My- PLEASANT SHOPPING ture of a state Md added "Afri- pliances, fumlahlngs and other emergency force, on Instructions Plant Ufs In the waters ringing system. After ‘ several hearings, to stand on the sidelines during toe. thology” will be awarded to toe durable goods. By early 1960, from toe assembly, to police toe caiu nmet settle tbelr aflEsira the continent of Antarctica U so toe PUC granted an increase of fight for integration in the South, Manchester High School library U M BCO M N— .S O * thempelves." Yonlou made bla more than one family ‘out of sik Isradi-Egyptlan Gaza strip border thick that visibility is only one $25,140. the Rev. WilliBm.-Sloane Coffin said Soon in- honor of a 1960 graduate owned more than one car, tmt one in 1966, after toe British-French statement to' reporters on r»- third what it li in warm, central The hearing was in progress In a sermon at Yale's Battell who won outstanding scores as a turning from a visit to Paris. Chapel yesterday. - V . . C O U N T R Y S T Y LE! family out of four still owned no invasion of Suez, and flew wlto the Paclfle waters. at presstime. Princeton University freslunan car. first contingent of Colombian The Rey. Mr. Coffin has been last year. t fined $100 and sentenced to 15 Iliu m OIOK’"'~rt*79< _ Two-thirds of us buy our cars troops. ' The book will be presented In and appliances on credit During Ho made several other trips to days in jail on a breach of the honor of Jay Paul Boris, son of dF SHOPPERS the past three years toe propor- toe Middle East, twice in 1957, in iace charge in Montgomeiy, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boris, 271 Hen- tion of families owing an install- 1958 during the Lebanon crisis, and Se and 10 others were arrested ry St. He Is toe salutatorlan of the ment debt has not increased. in 1959 to seek a settlement of for attempt . to desegregate Class of 1960 at toe high school. SMIlKI aiOK -OO* However, reflecting riking in- Suez shipping disputes. the Montgomery bus terminal. He BorU’ father has been sent a CHECK THE comes,” the percentage of families There were two •visits to South- is free on bond pending an appeal. letter of commendation from J. In his sermon, toe Rev. Mr. Cof- owing more than $1,000 in install- east Asia, ineluding Lem and toe Merrill Knapp, dean'of the coUega Kashmir cease-fire line in 1969, a fin said that much of the evil in at Princeton. The book will be pre- ment debts has doubled in’'the past DOUBLE^Stamps the world is due to lethargy. six years. It now stands at 14 ner tour of 21 African countries In 1959, sented with an Inscrihed plate la- LEGS OF U m NEWSPAPER several visits to Moscow and Iron “ Some are scared, to die; and ter this month by Alleh V. Hodgea dent of all debtors. Use of Install- some are scared to live,” he said. ment credit is conceptrated in the Curtain capitals, including one in Weaver High Scool in Hartford family whose income ranges be- 1958 to get disarmament talks start- EVERY WEDNESDAY will also receive a book in fscog- ADS tween $8,000 and $10,000. ed. and three visits to'The Congo. License Revoked nitlon of a graduate’s excellent urn liniES —-—-.a o ’ (All rights reserved. Newspaper Hammarskjold wan born July 29, Hartford, Sept. 18 (fib—the -11- work at Princeton...... Bnterprise Assn.) 1905, the son of Hjalmar Ifom- eense of one drinking establish- o MAKING marskjold, toe Swedish premiSr in OPEN WED., THURS., ment has been revoked and those Unaffected by wind, fain, oxida- World War I. of three others have been sus- tion, vegetation, or eruption, o o 1H6W MAIN His first name, Dag, means day. and FR ID A Y T ILL 9 F.M . pended for 30 ^days by toe State some featuree on the moon protir SIMIS0FUUil~'%i..29’ Ruth Millett His last nam# was usually pro- Liquor Control‘'Commission. ably have atood unchanged for per- 'O SHOTTING IMP* nounced "Hammer Shield” In Eng- i Revoked Saturday was toe per- hapa four billion years. lish. which was just what it meant. "Pace yourself. Do not klU your- He received degrees in law and self'doing housework. Be a home- political economy Trom Sweden’s iMi limn maker Instead of a houseworker." Uppsala University and taught That advice to toe' American economics for a time at the Uni- 725 O' housewife comes from Dr. .Janet verslty of Stockholm. In 1986 he Travell, personal physician to entered Swedish gbvernment' serv- Middle •> '• o • O'' President Kennedy. ice, as* aeqretary-general of the de- Dr. Travell gives a nod of ap- pariment of finance, and entered Turnpike nilSHPAK proval to the wonuui who per- the diplomatic service tn 1945. forms her household chores slow- He liked mountain climbli^, mod- TOHHTO CATSUP lA N CriYN N ly, calmly and with frequent pe- em poetry, abstract art, • Serious East music and long novels. He was a V VN N' SiR VI riods of rest. She Isn’t Impressed master of several languages, in- * I n 14 ei. :c with the woman who roils up her cluding English, Swedish, German TuetsaniWti, beMc BUTTER FUKE sleeves and attacks housework and French. 16 * with-a grim determination to get Manchester as much done as fast as she can. SjMcialt nieSHPAK ROLLS But sound as her advice Is, Dr. Travell won’t be able to eeU it to Feiifer Americans toe eager beaver housekeepers P0BX1I BEANS >u. who pride themselves on how fast Touring Europe el6 they can work or how hard they JumbA 27 have to work. THE 52 Af. These women are the direct American' tourist trade in Eu- LAMB COMBINATION 29< rope this summer suffered a sharp “VILLAGE CHARMER” descendants of toe women who O- o -• • used to complain about standing decline,, according to Miss Jean CHOPS and STEW RGVERSIBLE W OOL over A hot stove all day and who Campbell of Manchester, Girl c L were fond of quoting the old tins’ Scout executive, who recently re- that a "woman’s work is never turned ttilar a six weeks’ tour TOP GRADE CHOICE lb F/dvOFfut - VititpRipohocf done.” Now that modem home equip- " ‘iwllere are the Americans?' BRAIDED RUGS ment has eased their work they we were asked everywhere we a t o u r r m OCRAftTMCNT I B I could slow their pace. But they went,” Miss Campbell reported. In o don't want to. They get their job- England, sh6 was told in one hotel M AIDiO IM NEW ENGLAND AUTHENTIC COLONIAL IN / HONKVDIBWS satisfaction out of working fast that 80,000 reservations had been EVBIY DETAIL! You eon s«b . and ftd . . . tho dlfforanco.^ o and furiously and then talking cancelled for toe summer. FRESH FIILET OF SOLE 5 3 t Sfpteiol fiiM modo to erdor. about how hard they work and Miss Campbell, who traveled Bantly Fh$I Oil Club m«iib$r$ • EXTRA how exhausted they are. with three friends from Nauga- BREAKSTONE If their husbands timidly imply tuck, heard similar comments in LARGE that perhaps they are making a each of the other countries they LARBE RUBS If art pIcNNNfm lo do corat# ill. harder fob of mpusework than visited — Scotland, England don’t hive a eare about the hoot! SIZE it need be. they say indignantly, France, Switzerland, Ideehtenstein, now Is tflo Hmo I just wish you would try taking Denmark and Norway. She report- (OVALS) over' my job for a Week.” • • 000 o • o o • • • ed that “we certainly didn’t meet With Bantlr’s Degree Day system, when a member’s e ftzit ft. $]29.50 roDmk 9 ^ Mranofi jror nio coming non* So if they won’t listen to their -many Americans.^ Cream Cheese 'S 2 9 husbands—they aren’t likely to lis- Mias Campbell, dUtrict advisor apply is iow, we deiiver fuei aatomsLicaiiy. . ten .to an expert of their own sex. days. Como . . . sto oUr "VM090 for Connecticut Valley Girl Scouts, »$119.50 OUAIITY MAID MEDIUM Wailing about how hard they work w ^ entertainsd by pcoutlng friends WHITE DUNCAN If B member’s burner quits, he gives us a esli. Day or does more to build up their agos in' Scotland and Denmark who had Chorm" s^ m in vibrant new color K B Y C O N T R A S T : than pacing themselves so that at night, work day or holiday, we radio our repair serviM'’ $79,50 the day’s end they are relaxed and visited Manchester in previous TUNA rested Instead of "dead beat. years. She did not encounter TVoop HINES truck nearest his home. In next to no time, lie has an eombinotionc. You'N bo glad you Did you ever hear of anyone It’s a rare woman who gets as 1 Girl Scouts, who were also tour- SCATTER RUBS ing 'some of the same countries, sxpert repair man at his burner. ORAN A ROCS .3 9 much satisfaction out of doing Stprkist did! housework easily os of working but added that she "heard good ' Cuke Mixes TO MATCH herself to death, T reports everywhere we followed fuming on the rodio or TV so It doesn’t cost Bantly Fuel Oil Club members any more and up (All rights reserved. Newspaper the touring scouts.” R&6. ^9.95 'O. O • O O O 0 4 • • ' • • • o • • • • • • REG. to heat their homes than if they bought their fuel oil MIDGKT — IF YOU WISH . V- r • Enterprise Assn.) Her visit to ideehtenstein, small Rouad Rugs Also Available. principality iietween Switzerland CANS GEFILTE he could listen to a commerciol? PKGs. Just anywhere. Why don’t you join up? Phone MI 9-4696 HOilDAY I and Austria, coincided with its na- \t FISH Qt.95c P4. dor 4 9 c * tional boUtlay and the prince’s SAVE 28e Mr TR 5-3271 for facts. No obligation. No sales talk. TURMIER CANDUS birthday, whiiih included a torch- SAVE 28e About Town BiCSiAMSAUa AUNiiOnW fnalOUAOl •* light ponde and flrewotks. .• eeraifi!i5lEMr»VITAHERIIIIC »-o*-ATeio r il/ SJESSST**^*****lORSdlT * Asoti^ a l C o • The Wmnen’s Bensflt Associa- "Our BeputAtloa MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER ,MAUCBr DBOPS RHABPLT "A Beouttfal oad iBxcIting Show Place of Fiameoa Bogs Aid Giipeta’* tion will nteet tomorrow at 8 p.m. New York, Sept. U !—News of MLC04IPAT Is Tour AastmaM'* at ths 'IOOF Hall. The captain of UN« Seoretary-Oeoersl Dog 311 AAAIN Sim e r • o f f . SIIATE AMyVOKY 5''-vY ^0 t r r the guards, M n . Oglors White, hss Hammarifcjolil'e deott sent the called a nbeanal of guards after eloek maiket hrto a aharp'deellBe CALIP. OPi£n DAILY t ID SffiO — THURSDAY AND FBIDAY S AJK-TO e PJM. 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MANCHESTER EVE^HNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, c 6NN„ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1981 m r ' FAOB ILBVKN Mr from ths big airfield northwest ooverad on a rouUn* cheek yester- u A n CHESTER EVENQIO herald. UAIKSEffiER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1961 M a jo^ty Chicago Crash of d o^ tow n Chicago. Rockyille-Venion day mortitag. , - . for Hoooit Witnesses said the prop-jet A, rear window was broken tot Buniham, Melonl BChmldt,. Jean port, In ths northsm i>art of the ed. Democratic rel>rcsentatlve In do t e e t h Electra reached an altitude of sev^ hoUilng was taken, police said,' Ecoaomfed RofMln d | South Windsor Alpers, F. Zimmer. Weekend Deaths state, for many years and had rep- Congress from the First District Dramatisto Meet FALSE eral hundred feet, then fait' 'ed and* City police arrested Kenneth A. Of Elecfra KiUs Johnson Withdraws Name ' KOQfVi I W| 9 fv fW | Nursery Beglstration Open resented that district in Congress. in Kentucky. He served as senator Rock, snda o r Slip? appeared to lose power. Its right Brown, 22, of Rt. 6, Bolton, yester- By THE ABa^KaATBD FkESS Beloit, Wla.,:-En>srt H. Neeae iro$(#f9H-1918. Wednesday Night FAltXITH. an improved petMter Adenauer Rejects Wing dipped almost vertically as day and charged him with failiure Ths South Windsor Nursery to be eprlnkled on upper or jeerte Phonograph AppH«rN^> Sr., 75, chairman' of the board of it made a right turn, plunging to- to carry registration, failure to School, .which begins its fall term Ft. 81U, trftla.—Col. Curtis. L. Des Moines — WiUard Steams, hoide telce teeth mere firmly All 37 Aboard ,As Independent Candidate Conmiittee to Work Oct. 8, has announced that there WlUlams, 84, judicial officer at Beloit Iren Works, died Sunday. 44, Long Beach, Calif., a space re- Ths first meeting of Um soaaon Be. Do not elide, eltp or rook. ward the ground. 'The wing cut notify the Motor Vehicle Depwt- Neese joined the firm, one o f the search engineer for thO Bendix through high tension wires, hit a ment of a change in address, failure ire still enrollment openings In the arUllery and missile center at for the Little TTiekter o f Man- K Ft. SlU, died Sunday o f cancer. world's largest producers of pa- Corp., died Sunday of a heart at- (Gonttamed from Page Oae) 35-foot high railroad embankment, Thomas L. Johnson, candidate on^City Hall to discuss final prepaHi- to nave a mirror and operating Potterton's the.thrse-year-old class and four- chester will be held at 8 p.m. oeld). Doei not eour. Oheelai /'piste Link to Socialists PboBS 80.9-4887 Williams, who saw muto action in per-making machinery in 1916, tack. He was bom in LeMars Iowa, odor breetb”. Get P A S m tH s« bounced into the air, then crashed tions for election day activities. with defective equipment. year old afternoon class. Any par- Wednesday, at the East Sid* Rse, at 200 _to 300 feet were recorded the Vernon Independent Party ISO Center'St.—Oot. M Church For Enes’ Re-election Europe, the Pacific and Korea, did became president in 1832 and and moved to Long Beach about 16 dnid oountet* everywhere.- into a pumpkin field just west of (VIP) ticket for treasurer and The party caucus will convene He is due in court Oct, 3. , ent interested may call Mrs. Tony nmch to promote" the Boy Scout board chairman in 1952. years ago. School S t at the O'Hare control.,tower. Other the airport. at 8 to endorse a city ticket ’ Vernon police Saturday arrested Crapsrotta, 606 King St„ South tn m FiMF* 0**> confidence in Adenauer himself— movement In Korea after the «.nd Daytona Beach, Fla. — Samuel The group will discuss ths fall words from the pilot or co^pilot Witnesses said, the plane - ex- agent of the -town deposit fund, Refreshments will be served at Donald L. Friss, 18, of East Hart- Bradford Alpers of Birch Rd.tion, Charles Schaub, John Stev- Windsor. Canadensis, Pa.—Louise Oroody, H ASGl may have accounted for the popu- of the doomed plane were lost in of hostilities in 1953 and in Ger- 64, th« tiny blue-eyed dancer who Vernon Stiles, 73, former As- production, "Born Yesterday,” and part o f bia Mcond ware coaUtions lar switch from the Christian ploded spewing bodies and plane withdrew from the town election the. headquarters afterward. All ford, and charg^ him with speed- today annoimcsd ths formation of ens, Renee Calhoun. an overlay from another pilot call- parts along an 800 foot swath it Pets, first prizes. Randy Wilson, many after World War n. Won musical comedy fame in the sociated Press correspoiident, died future activities for the coming « ( CbHatian Democrat* and Free Democrats. race today. Republicans can attend the caUcuA ing and failure to carry a registra- a non-partisan commlttss of Inde- Manchester Evening Hernld ing the control tower. cut through the field. In- a letter to Town Clerk Henry tion. He was taken into custody by pendents and Rspukllcsns for the Donald Lane, Paul Benoit, Carol Penzance, Elhgland-rJames L. 1920s as the ster of "No, No, Saturday. Stiles, who was bom in yesir. peiqocrata. Brandt won many friends by his but only those living in the city South Windsor correspondent, Prospective members are invit- t'UFL O i l Federal investigators said the Nolan Miller, S3, a construction F. Butler, Johnson said, "Due to may vote, Maharan said. Constable Raymond Berube on Rt. re-election of Charles Enea as Konlpanik, Lee Ann Petersen, Ar- Palmer, 73, former president of NaneUe,” y"I«t the Deck,” and Atlanta, retired nine years ago The Chriatian Democratic execu- strong stand against the Russians Laura Kata:, telephone Mitchell the Guild of British Newspaper after 40 years with the Associated ed. tive |meeta tomorrow to determine two words indicated’ the pilot had worker at the airport, gave this other Interests at this time I am Chamber Banottog Starts 30 about mltoight. A lu m in u m .- Town Clerk. thur Keefe, Carol Barber, David 4-1768. other Hrqadway hits, died Satur- G A S O L I N f when the Soviets ran a wall eye witness accoimt: » unable to devote the necessary ef- Ladabouche, Jane Malek, Renee Editors, died Sundsy.iHe was edi- day of cancer. Miss Groody, In pri- Press. His last sssignment was as ita iwih^ on coalition, but so far through Berlin Aug. 13. The Free lost control of the big aircraft. Six new directors will be chosen Court date is Oct. 3. Alpers said Mrs. Lee Kuraa of They aald the tape recording could “ I saw the right wing hit a fort to the cami>aign, and would be by members of the Rockville Area Hospital Notes Governor’s Highway has volun- Calhoun, Susan Dickinson, David tor ot the Western Morning News vate life the wife of John Loof- correspondent for the Lexington aa the Sacialiate are concerned, ‘T Democrats also may have won 11.95 in Plymouth for nearly 80 years Herald-Leader In Frankfort, Ky. Saw Sold in Prison tleClnltely exclude this as a poaii^i- be of conbiderable use in solving tension line just outside the air- tmable to carry out the duties of Chamber of 'Commerce during the Admitted Friday: William Ire-, Windows $ teered .to act as secretary of the Bragg, Katherine Molloy, Jacque- Scented Necktie* New bourrow, an editor for the Associ- votes from Germans who feel ne- port boundary and the whole body line Libbey; second prizes, Pamela ated Press in New York, w sj born Mltty,** Adenauer aald. the cause of the accident. the offices were I to be elected to week in the chamber’s annual lad, PUlsbury HIU; Mrs. Judith committee. ’The committee at Wasbing;ton—Overton Brooks, Oshkosh, Wis.—An Oshkosh man gotiating with the Soviets is the of it lit up in a huge blue arc. thpse posts.” ^ , mall balloting. Deadline for voting Nicholas, 128 Grand Ave.; Ekirl 9 Johnson, Kenneth Bernier, Lynn New York—Scented neckties are Democratic representative in Con- in Waco, Tex. SKIN WEIGHS 6 POUNDS BANTLY OIL Adenauer was embittered and only way to avoid nuclear war. , Attempts will be made to sep- Doors M . $ present consUts of the following recently sold an electric hacksaw Then it went down and seemed to Johnson’s is the second with- is Sept. 28. Dojan, 126 Prospect St.; Franklin persons: Alpers, Mrs. Lee Kuras, Curran, Arthur Keefe, Gary Lada- something new. They come with gress from Louisiana since 1936, Washington — Ruth T. James, (Chicago—^Your skin, if you are I - I MI ' \ \ ) . I \ l angi^ed by his election setback. ' Brandt said the losers of the arate messages on the recorder. of average size, weighs a little He Mamed much of it 'on the role be enveloped in flames.” drawal of a candidate from the - The six directors will be chos'en Sykes, 10 John Dr. Jal. Doors $59.95 Governor’s Highway, A 1' Gagg, bouche, Leon Schwier Jr., David such scents “ built In" as "cut died Saturday of a heart attacK. widow of Sen. Ollle M. James of in Waupun State Prison. There was ; ' I M \' \ ( IM 1.1 election were the rightwing splint- "We are going to have the tape About 300 feet beyond the power town campaign. from among IQ nominees: I^ter Ladabouche. Senior Poultry, first, grass, copper, leather, strawberry, Brooks, who was chairman of the Kentucky, died Saturday after a more than 6 pounds. You have nothing sneaky Or Illegal about it, o f rsLdio and television in the cam- examined by the finest analysts in Admitted Sunday: Mrs. Julia Plus Instnllntlon. Graham Rd„ Ron Driscoll, Main er parties, the neutralist German lines, the plane hit the railroad Republican Winfred A.’’' Kloter, Baum, associated with Farmoll Stark, Stafford Springs; - Mrs. Joseph Schaub, Joseph Daly; sec- lineapple, and blue grape." Pat- House Space Committ^, Was born long Illness. Mrs. James was bom about 17 square feet of skin. Its though, for the purchaser was the paign. saying "What I had to take the country,” said Nejeeb Halaby, St., Arthur Brown, Eaiington Rd., TEL M l f r l i d l V -1595 from radio and television . . . you Peace Union and the Christian embankment- The impact knocked nominated to run for the two-yeaf Inc.; Norman B. Chase, proprietor Christina Frachey, 19 Highland ond, Joseph Schaub, Mrs.-Joseph enis-"match the odors,” The ties in East Baton Rouge, in southern in MariMi, Ky., and married James thickness varies from one eighth warden, who had some steel plates Democratic Union. ' Federal Aviation Ageilcy Adminis- thf railroad tracks six to eight MANCHeSTER Don Fornwalt, Hayes Rd., Judd Cannot imagine.” term on the board of education, of the Chase Lumber Co.; Lmnard Ave.; David Walker, Plnnhcle Rd., Files, .Ellington Rd., Jack 6ele, Schaub, sell for $12.60 apiece. Louisisna, but had lived In Shreve- in 1903 when he was a newly elect- to one thirty-second of an Inch, he wanted cut. - ROCKVUXE TR 5-3271 "I hope the Christian Dernocrat- trator, who flew from Washington inches out of line, disrupting trM- withdrew last week. He gave DeCarll, owner pf OeCarli’s Bxi Ellington; Andrew Hirsch, Haz- Junior Flowers (Youngster* im- Both the Soclalista and the Free to direct the investigation. ) AW M NG C O . Buckland Rd. Democrats gained 5 per cent in ic party has learned that it is a flc on the line for a time. mounting business requirements as press; William Kelhier, proprietor ardvllle; Marjaime Cup, 22 Ward P l^ N E MI 9-8091. der 10 years), first, Sandra Alpers, party among other parties,” Brandt Other witnesses reported hear- Alpers said the committee feels John Wilson, Elisa Durey, Jane popular vote, taking their new Allan S. Boyd, 'chairman of the his reason for withdrawing: of Kellner’s Home Center; John St.; Robert Pragiuski, 11 Ward a man of integrity and ability strength from Adenauer’s party said. ' Civil Aeronautics Board, said ing passengers scream as the The GOP has not nominated a Moffat, manager of the Southern St.; Bruce Denson, 7 Olson Dr. Wayner, Beth Riordan, Elaine If a coalition does not come plane came down. Parts of the Is needed to handle the position Peterson: second, John Wilson, and minor parties which, lost heav- that "so far as 'we know, there candidate to take Kloter’s place, v New England Telephone Co. of- Birth Today: A son to Mr. and of town clerk and that Mr. Enea about, Brandt said he would con- were no malfunctions” in the Elec- disintegrating ship were hurled Political observers believe the fice; J. Armand Nadeau, of the Mrs. Delwin Flood, 64 Prospect Paige Thresher, Elisa Durey, Beth ...WHAT WILL HELP PAY THE BILL IF uy- tinue to serve as mayor of West over a wide area, landing among W. G. Glenney Lumber Co.; Her- has proved for the pdat 16 years Riordan, Mary Malloy. Junior Brandt said after be learned of tra before it crashed. Halaby said: GOP will not bother to replace 8t. B that he la capable o^ an dlin g the Berlin. "There is no reason to believe homes on either side of the plane’s Kloter. Because of the minority man O. Olson: owner of Ladd and Discharged BTiday: Mrs. Cora Flowers (Youth, 10-14 years), first, his party’s gains, that he would path. town clerk’s prohlemi~ln a fast like to see a S-party coalition. But , Adenauer’s party will likely there was any explosion within the representation law, the GOP can Hall Inc.; Max Sadlak, insurance Helm, 45 Windsor Ave.; Raoul Kenneth Bernier, Susan Burnham, wind up in the new parliaihent Of the, 32 passengers, 14 were man; Dr. Jpnph Shinn, dentist; growing community. Barbara Durey, Tom Iscohonl, Adenauer lieutenants promptly re- aircraft that would be the result take only two of the vacant poets Fevre, 218 E. Main S t; Mrs. Mary Alpers also stated that the com- rOH HEED PH0L0H6EH MEDICAL CAREI with 241 seats, compared to -881 of a bomb or sabotage.” women, 6 children and 13 men. on the school board at most. and Ralph m lcox, jeweler. Natsisky, Newmarker Rd., , South Fsfigy Durey; second, CJwthla jected such suggestions. The crew Included a pilot, co-pilot, mittee plans to work for Bie re- OR OVER? M o n z 1, Kathy Malloy, Peggy Political experts said a coalition they held in the outgoing as The Northwest Airlines flight Johnson’s withdrawal leaves the Named OhOir President Windsor. / - sembly. Final conclusive figures flight engineer and two steward- treasurer’s post contested by Re- Leslie Grant, daughter of the Discharged Saturday! Laurie 8r election of Oharlee Enes In a per- Durey, Mary Jane Dooley, Linda betWeeh the Christian Democrats originated in Milwaukee, Wis. It esses. sonal way rather than as a strict- and the Free Democrats was more have still to be compiled, but pre- publican incumbent Stuart C. Neff Rev. and Mrs. James L. Grant, Schneider, West Rd.; Mrs. MyrUe SUcer, Becky Nlederwerfer, Pat liminary official results from the was bound for Tampa. Fort Lau- has been elected president of the ly political committee and that Feltham, Linda Dux, Tom lacoboni, likely. derdale and Miami, Fla., with a and Democrat challenger Pasquale Spence, 56 South St!; Mrs.’ Mary yo ur incom e or s a vings? someone d e ar to you Assuming m complicated election procedure ui- A. (Pat) Deyorlo. junior choir of St. John’s Episco- Babcock. 38 N. ^ k S t; Sheila over a sach member is planning to con- Needlework (Adult), first, Mae ’The Free Democrats ceUled for stop at Chicago. tact personally two other Inde- ^ new government under Erhard. dlcated that the Socialists would liie VIP has not announced en- pal- Church. Others officers are: Miller, Tolland Mrs. ' LaVoonne MacDonald, Janet Lane, Dorcas have 190 compared to 168 in the At Chicago, the plane. North- Fine Art Group, Mary Lloyd, •vice president; Judy pendents or Republican voters and Benjamin, Judy Cranei Nellie a big io an o r m ortg a g e ? The Free Democrat leader, west’s Flight 706, took on 24 dorsement of a candidate in John- Mathews, M em w ; Leon Remkle- I HAVE COMPLETE ^ r . jroutbtful Eirich'Mende, attributed old legislature. son’s place, although it is believed Sizer; secretary-treasurer; and wlcz, 19 Baker Rd., Vernon; Irv- urge them to support Enes for his Schaub, Lillian Addloott, Mrs. ’The Free Democrats were ex- passengers. Eight had boarded the Picks Paintings Pauline Lloyd, activities chair- INFORMATION ON re-election and vdio, in turn will Howard Griswold, Arlene Smith, U s party's gains to the fact that plane in Milwaukee. the party ^11 now support the Re- ing Boudle, South WlUlngton. th e s a vings o f a pected to get 66 seats, compared publican (^dldate, Neff. man. contact two other voters. Pauline Johnson, Mrs. Alfred Ros •We rejected Adenauer as leader do, Katherine Mrosek, Katherine o f a government with which w'e to 43 before. Five seats formerly At 9:56 a.m. EDT the big ship Three paintings of the month Parties customarily endorse the New Members In the choir are VeraoB and Taloottvllle news Is corm edT icuT 6S Alpers further said that mem- a gra ndchiid givin g up coiie g a? would go into coalition . . . that held by independents and splinter took off in •’'perfect weather. A were selected at a meeting of tne same candidate 'for treasurer suid Marjorie Klee, Lois Lloyd, Lor- handled through The Herald’s berahip on this committee is open Stevens, Mrs. Ann Wabrek, Lois son o r d a u g h t e r? parties were absorbed by the three minute later it had crashed, die raine Lonsdale, John Nelson, Curran, Mrs. Frederick Dooley, helped us.” Manchester Fine Art Association agent of the town deposit fund. RockvUIe bureau, 5 W. Main St, Extended Health insumtee to ail cltlzena of South Windsor If the Christian Democrats and major, parties. integrated and burned. Friday evening at the Whiton audi- The duties of the two, posts su-e Marsha Nelson, Kathie O’Rourke, 6-SlSe or MI 8-6797. and ga've anyone desiring to assist Mrs. Edward Feltham, Sandra Official preliminary fetums Alfred M. Coutu, 35, a disabled torium for public display. closely related. and Jean Teraile. on this committee or seeking in- Martin, Hattie Lane, Mrs. Ted Ma- Free Democrats JMn in forming a lik, Mrs. C. Sorenson, Ellen Thresh- new government, there could be from all election districts gave Korean War veteran and factory The paintings include a pastel, If a new endorsement is forth- Break Reported As many aa M3 obseryances of CALL Ml 3-1126 formation is requested to contact these popular vote results: worker from Waukegan, 111., saw "Peonies and Lupin,” by Mrs. coming, formal notice will be Rockville police today are in- the aurora borealis in a single Mrs. Kuras as secretary or any er; second, Lillian Drasher, Uly some hoinor changes in foreign Christian, Democrats: 14,238.684 Warren; Elizabeth Durey, Marjorie policy, but little change domes- the tragic crash which killed his Myrtle Carlson, first place, to be given the town clerk and the sec- vestigating a break at Scranton year have been recorded in the other member o f the committee. or 49.3 per cent, compared to CO-1 wife and four children. di^layed at the Savins Bank of retary of state’s office. , Motors Inc., 166 Union S t. dis- central Hudson Bay region. Education AssoolatloB Meeting Clarke, Mrs. Howard Griswold, tically. per cent in 1987. Ullle Nichols, Lois CJurran, Mar- The Free Democrats see West, Coutu escorted his wife Joyce, Manchester; a watercolor, "Cen- (K>P to Open Office ITte South Windsor Education CONNECTICUT M Social Democrats: .11,'406,283 or 29, and their children, three boys ter Church,” , by Mrs. Eleanor Vib- Association held a chicken barbe- jorie Mllkle, Lorraine Wetherell, Germany aa eaSght between East 36.3 per cent compared with 31.8 bert, second place, to be dis- The Vernon , Republican Party Thelma Harmon, Mary Uzanos, and West. They beHeve the country and a girl, all imder five, aboard will open its new permanent head- cue at the Ellsworth Memorial in 1967. played at Mary Cheney Library, High Sishool in conjunction 'with Ellen Thresher, Mrs. Edward Fel shoidd remain bound to the west- Free Democrats: 4,009,988 or the plane for a flight to 'Tampa to quarters on Rockville’s Vernon tham, Sandra Martin, Betsy Add- visit Mrs. Coutu’s parents. Coutu and an oil, “ Bam in ]^lton,” by Science Shrinks Piles the first meeting of the 1961-1062 Extended Health Insurance ern alliance, but at the same time 12.75 per cent, compared to 7.7 Ted Drake, third place, to be dis- Ave. tomorrow night following the ington. favor feelers toward the Commu- then went to the observation deck nomination of candidates to run achool year. A bUsinesa meeting per cent in 1967. plajred at Whiton Library. followed. Anthony Manlzza and Vegetables; Junior, Martin Ber- nist world. I • The remaining votes went to to watch the takeoff. Prom there Mrs. Jeanette Eich was elected in the city election Dec. 5. nier, Frank Nlederwerfer Jr., Ron In say case, the new govem- he witnessed the crash. The building, rented from the New Way Without Surgery Raymond Rondoni were elected to splinter parties. publicity chairman. The program attenjl the Connecticut Education aid Nlederwerfer, Debra Nledeb^^ m oit will have to make quick de- Adenauer himself was reelected Federal Aviation oflScials after -consist^ of colored slides taken Greystone Cabinet and Woodwork- werfer." cisions in foreign policy. Critical Association conference at Lake- ENROLLMENT SEPTEMBER 1-30 by a commanding majority in his a cursory examination of wreck- by members. Hostesses for the so- ing Shop, has been repainted inside Stops Itch—Relieves Pain Livestock: First, Michael, Lon- western decisions have been held and spruced up for use for meet- ville, Conn. own district of Bonn. But .some of age and witnesses-accounts said the cial hour were Mrs. Rita J. Ken- Nm T«I4. N. T. (SsmM) - For the So thorough that sufferers mads 175 don, Betsey Nlederwerfqr, Doris up by the uncertainty of the out- his lieutenants suffered at the plane probably did not crash be- ings, conferences, and clerical and l^A Approves B«N|ueBta way, Mrs. Vlbbert, Mrs. Rita Las- first time leienee bee found a new astonishing statements like “ Piles The Zoning Board of Appeals Crane, Marilyn Nlederwerfer, (3 ) YOU DO N OT HAVE TO PASS nurses, and certain medieai services and (2) Make diat person a gift of CBonee^ come of the election. It has been hands of the Socialists. cause of engine failure, an obvious ki, and Mrs. Nora Addy Drake. filing work. East Center Frances BJngelman, Clifford Mas- C ONNECTICUT 68 BENEFITS healing subitance with the aston- have eeas^ to be a problemi” met Thursday night and passed A PHYSICAL EXAMINATION! supplies not hospital-furnished such u cut 65 coverage. Your signature is no secret that the U.S., Britain Foreign Minister Heinrich von structural fault or sabotage. Mrs.. Anthony Petrlcelll will pre- Both city and town candidates ishing ability to shrink hemor- The secret is a new healing sub- Street sey, Judith Nlederwerfer; second both applications presented to drugs and medicines requiring prescrip- all that is required. and France did not wish to do Brentano barely managed to They said the wreckage wouid be sent an oil. painting demonstra- will ^ at the headquarters, follow- rhoids, stop itching, and relieve stance (Bio-Dyne*)—discovery of Doris Crane, Clifford Massey, Ma- Believe it or not, you can qualify for anything about Germany’s future squeak back to his parliamentary reassembled as much as possible ing the nomination. The public is them. mV x°(S ?m mSxIImu m tion, x-rays, laboratory examinations, etc. tion at the next meeting on Oct. 20 pain — without surgery. a world-famous research institute. Albert R. Beaudoin, 30 Meadow- mie Crane, Merrilyn Nlederwer- MAJOR MAJOR Connecticut 65 &tended Health Insur- (9 ) THREE IMPORTANT ' \ that would jeopardise Adenauer’s seat and Adenauer’s press chief, for analysis in. an effort to de- at the Whiton auditorium. Mem- invited. In ease after ease, while gently This substance is now avaiUble fer, Judith Nlederwerfer, Becky MEDICAL MEDICAL ance without a physical axamination. Connecticut 65 Major pays the first $250 Felix von Eckhart was defeated in lark Rd., Enfield, and -James G. GUARANTEES ^ chsncea termine the cause of the crash. bers are reminded to bring eight Town GOP Chairman George D. relieving pain, actual reduction in suppository or ointmsnt form Mllkie, 748 Clairk St„ Wapplng, Nlederwerfer. Y ou need only be 65 or over and reside in o f Type I expenses plus 8 0 % o f the bal- Anxiety about the Berlin situa- his (hat try for a seat in North The weather was warm and self-addressed postcards to the Maharan said the town comimttee- (shrinkage) took place. under the name Preparation N *. Catt (monthly payment) *10.00 * 7.50 ONE. . . If you are not entirely utiified requested a variance to erect a Junior Needlecraft: (Young the State of Connecticut. You must also ance and pays 80% of Type II expenses, tion—and perhaps some lack of Germany. suimy as the 4-englne ariliner took meeting. will meet at 7 p.m. in Rockville' Host amazing of all—results weiu At all drug counters. With Connecticut 65 Basic 17.00 14.50 with the Plan, you may return your en- sign at the intersection of Sul- Sters to 9 years), first, Brenda not have been in a general, special or con- after the oeductihle. rollment booklet within ten days of re- livan Ave. and Rye St. The sign London. Lucia Barber, Laura Sal Maximum lifetima banafitt *10,000 *5,000 valescent hospital during the 31 days Is to direct prospective buyers to Maximum benefito in any one calendar year 5,000 2,500 (6 ) EXCLUSIONS ceiving it. Your first month’s payment mon, Kirby Sturevant; seepnd, Ma- prior to enrolling. If your spouse is 55 or homes being toilt on Rye St. The mie Crane, Cynthia Sturevant, The principal exclusions o f Connecticut will be refunded. Expanaas covered by the Plan Include: Up to a maximum O f : . older. . . and not gainfully employed at appeal was approved for tem- Kirby Sturevant. Junior Needle 65 iSctended Health Insurance are; in- porary use as long as homes are General or Special hospital room least 30 hours a week . . . she or he may TWO. . . Your coverage will not bs can-, craft (10-14 years): First, Pat juries and diseases covered by Work- being sold by the Appellants with Flcaro, Rebecca Nlederwerfer, and board charges $18 a day $15 a day also join the Plan. celed to long u you remain eligible and the understanding that the sign is, Merrilyn Nlederwerfer, Elizabeth Surgeons' feeS'on stated schedule $600 *360 men’ s Compensation; care for mental and make tiipely monthly payments, unless- not to be illuminated. Zimmer, Linda Form^igglonl, June Physicians’ fees $6 a day $5 a day (4 ) EFFECTIVE DATE nervous conditions outside a hospital; the Plan is discontinuen for all members. Richard C. Laquerre of 64 Miller Uzanos, Daryl Martin; second, Registered Graduate Nurses’ fees $18 a day *15 a day O F INSURANCE dental care; expenses paid for under any Convalescent Hospital room and board $10 a day $8 a day You, of course, have the right to esneel Rd., Wapping, requested permis- Judy Nlederwerfer, Merrilyn Nie- employer plan or any govenunent plan; (On transfer by doctor after at Issst ($900 max. ($720 max. This enrollment period extends from ataajrtime. sion to conduct a used car sales derwerfer, Beverly Selnickl, Gloria diseases or injuries arising out of any a .-service station located at five days in a general hospital) - 0 year) a year) September 1 through September 30, THREE... change made in preaduk Miller, June Uzanos, Ruth Sharp, Drugs and medicines requiring war. In addition, no benefits are payable 1708 Ellington Rd., Wapplng. The Donna Barber, Daryl Martin, Wen- 1961. If you enroll in this period, you rate* or benefits will n ot adversely affect Board approved the site tor use prescription yes yet will he insured on October I, 1961. during the first nine months o f coverage dy Noordendorp. Diagnostic x-ray and laboratory any bated on oxpenaes ineum ^ as requested since a similar busi- Exception: I f you are not eligible to for a condition for which the individual Jimlor Hobbles: First, Gregory examinations . yes yea prior to the change. ness has previously existed at this apply during this enrollment period but had medical expenses during the ninety location. Crane, Tony Flcaro, Edward Leon- Anesthetics and oxygen yes yea ard, David Haggett, Sandra Al- Blood and blood plasma yes ya* hMome eligible prior to January 1, 1963, days preceding the effective date of his HURRY TO JOIN Wnr,-.ENROllMENT Special Town Meeting cover^e. Other limitations are set. forth ’There will be a special Town pers, Charlotte Duney, Steve you may enroll auring the calendar month PERIOD ENDS AT MIDNIGHT Pastylanl, Pat Feltham, Frances PLEASE READ CAREFULLY: This chart outOnss gsnsrally the benefit* of , explicitly in the enrollment booklet which Meeting at the Wapplng Elemen- Connecticut 65 Major Medical. To appreciate and understand exactly and fully in which you firs't become eligible or dur- SEPTEMIERJI tary School on Friday at 8 p.m. for Meyer, Roger Sorenson, Susan ing the next succeeding calendar month, each enroUee receives. Burnham; Second: Tony Flcaro, what this new plan provides and does not provide, you eheuld read the the following purposu: In either case, you will become covered (1 0) HERE'S A U YOU ^ Carl Webren, Pat Flcaro, Sandy complete details. The benefits summarized in tMs table are subject to Sections (7 ) TH E PROGRAM HA$ SOLID To approve a recommendation of 5 and 6 at right. as of the first day of the calendar month O p TO JO IN : the board of finance that 17,500 be Alpers, Teresa Doyle, Doris Ouel- SUPPORT AND BACKING lette, Richard Alpers,- Susan Eric- next following enrollment. (1) Qip and fin oat one m rdlaent form transferred from the General FUnd You may place complete confidence in completely for each individnal join- Surplus to the Capital Improve- son, June Polozie, Mark Midford, Lawrence White, Kathy Riordan. (5 ) HOW TH E PLAN WORKS Connecticut 65. The program was estab- ing. For your convenience two forms ment Fund for the South Windsor (1 ) C ONNECTICUT 65 IS DESIGNED TO HELP MEET TH E COSTS lished by the leading health insurance Cemetery Association. Floriculture: (Adult), Special After you have incurred s "deduetible” are attached— on e for you, ana fo r To approve a recommendation Award: Paul Botticello, glads; OF BOTH LJ)NG- AND SHORT-TERM MEDICAL CARE . in a cuendar year equal to $1(X) plus the companies listed below. These companies your spouse or other mranber of pour Sophie Gedrim, arrangement; of the board of finance that an ad- This long-awaited,'^ widely-hailed plan PART B . . . Connactlcut 65 Basic amount of benefits psyable (or to which are pooling their resources and their family. First prize: Vienna Hale, Mar- experience to give you the insturanca ditional sum of 31,500 be appro- is offered in two parts in order (a) Connecticut 65 Basic is designed to you could have been entitled) under garet McClatchey, Teresa Patria, protection you need. (2) Attach check or money o rte niadt priated to the General Government to make money for extended m ^ical help meet burdensome, short duration Connecticut 65 Basic, Connecticut 65 budget for the fiscal', year 1961- Susan Feltham, ‘Mrs. Eldward Felt- pqraUa to "Connecticut 65” . ham, Porter A. Collins. expenses available to those who pres- hospital-surgical expenses. It is offered Major pays up to $5,000 o f the additional 1962 under the item of Town (8 ) RESPONSIBLE RELATIVES, (3) MafltoCcanecticttt65,6S0liB&iSt.( ently carry only basic hospital-surgical at the individual’s option as a supple-^ expenses o f that year under the $10,000 Counsel Expenses (G8-3). - Canning: First, Mrs. Howard please note! Hartford 3, or ghmit toaay agwt or To transact any and all other Griswold, Loralne Wetherell, Mrs. coverage, and (b) to provide the broad- ment to Connecticut 65 Major and maximum and up to $2,500 under the If you have an older, person in your broker licoisod to write healdi insur- business proper to come before said John Pasquallnl, Albina Palozie; est possible range o f benefits to those pays in any one calendar year: (1) $5,000 maximum. In your lifetime, the ifamily who might be hard pressed to ance in Connecticut. meeting. Seepnd: Mrs. Howard Griswold, who presently have no health insur- General or Special Hospital room and former will pay up to $10,000 and the meet the heavy costa of s major medical School Menus Lorraine Wetherell, Mrs. Richard ance. Part A is called Connecticut 65 board charges up to $12 a day for 31 latter up to $5,(X)0. Elementary School menus for Roback, Mrs, Jane Romeyn, Nan- situation, you haye s real opportunity OR, IF YOU P R EFER ...itl OPERATOR Mdjor, Part B is called Connecticut days of confinement; (2) up to 8125 Covered expenaes consiat o f two types: the week of Sept. 25-29 are: cy lacoboni. Baked Goods: First: nowl Take one of the following courses of M i isk hr ENTERPRISE MR 65 Basic. for miscellaneous hospital charges; (3) Type I and Trae II. Type I expenses in- Monday — hamburg, gravy on Joan Alpers, Susan Feltham, Mary action before the midnight deadline of Your name and address wiU bejepotOqd surgeons’ .fees according to a schedule clude hospital room and boara charges rice, buttered carrots and peas, jam Ann Sharp, Hhdred Meglln, Mar- September 30: and you wiU he sent dfiamipl ‘ aandwlch, grapefruit sections, garat DeOray, Helen Fairbanks, PART A . . . Connecticut 65 Major with a maximum of $360. Examples; d I u s misculaneous hospital extras. Type plus additional milk; ’Tuesday — baked hash and Nancy lacpbpni, Arlene Smith, This coverage is designed to hdp pro- Up to $60 is payable on s simple frac- II expenses include surgMns’ fees, physi- (1) Encourage that person to enroll right ketchup, buttered spinach, cairot Melonl. Schmidt. Diane Smachette, vide protection against the financial ture o f the an u e; up to $210 is payable cians^ fees, fees o f registered gruuate away. sticks, wheat bread and butter, Hattie Lane, Betsy Frost, Lucy drain which comes with a prolonged for gall bladder removal. jello; milk; Wednesday — vegetable Fralze! beef soup and crackers, luncheon Vegetables; Youn^ters to 9 illness or a serious accident. It pays Connecticut 65 Basie cafi he pur- m eat. or peanut butter sandwich, years, Martin Bernier, Frank beyond the benefits pro'vided by most chased only as s supplement to Con- basic hsspital-surgiciu plans. You have necticut 65 Major. . . and only if you E 08 KNMUCCIINDrVtOUAL TO BC INfURIO-HUOBANO ATS er sum* U M O U t r a N t l P P C t M L FLACt cake, nillk: Thursday — beef and Nlederwerfer • Jr., Cheryl Nleder- AND mri MUST tCPAfUrCLV CNAOU) or BuieiNcc noodle casserole, cabbage salad, your choice of two coverage levels: have n o othw bAsic plan o f heuth in- tfNOAL Otx B M o u ts) werfer, Ralph NlMerwerfer, Dabra liiddlB rolls and butter, fruit cocktail, Nlederwerfer. surance in ioite. It is, however, NOT Initial .eSL milk; Friday — tuha-a-la king on Hobbles (adult): First, Nlel tVOfiOO MAXIMUM MAJOR MEDICAL: intended to be s substitute or a re- HRrannr biscuit, buttered whole kernel corn, Paterson, Mrs. Betty Molloy, Don- Pays w to tl0,(XX) during your life- placement for any other basic plan celery sticks, peanut butter and ald Lane, Barbara Ladabouche, time. (^Bts SIO.OO a month. o f health insurance. If you already NO. AND I T R U r C O Y AND ZONE $tot« marshmallow sandwich, sliced Margaret Scanlon, Mrs. Marjorie have an adequate basic hospital-surgi- HAS E N H O U It S C(N CONFIMCO IN A peaches, milk. l(ark, Basil Karmazyn, Dorie HOSAITAA W U S T St DATSt Y w IMPORTANT $s ,ooo"maximum majo r MEOICALi cal plan, keep it.. If you do not, you ) • ENROUEE NOW WIURCO UNDER ANY PLAN OR POLICY PROVIDINO l A S C THIS SECTION TO BE COM. Wapplng Fair Awards . Hazard; second, Mrs. !^ tty Mal- HOSPITAL OR tUROICAL RENiPITSr Q Y » Np PLETEOONLVIFENROLLEE . The following are the awards Pays up to 85JX)0 during your life- may tubacribe to Connecticut 65 B uie HAS REACHED 98TH BUT leXfw5n5e335 loy, Jim Lemon, Mrs. Leslie Chap- • M•'VIO!* t n w U— Mt In f t iO f ity Far Option I or 2.______, NOT 85TH BIRTHDAY resented for the> various ex- time. Costs $7.50 s month. . when you subscribe to 65 Major. man, Jacquline Boxer. CHECK MOMtHlY 1 HEREBY REPRESENT THAT A IL OP THI TibBOVEOVE AMWENANSWERS ARE TRUE AND Iblte at the Wapplng .Fair on Bread and Pastries: Junior, ONE eAYMCNT CORRECT TO THE BEST OF MV KNOW! . _iE ANO BELIEF AND SHALL FORM gSept. 9. THE BASIS UPON WHICH TH E INOfVK__A__l _N_A_M_ED MAY BE E NROUED FOlT first, Susan Waldron, Frances (2) C O N N E CTICUT 65 HELPS MAKE SURE YOU CAN ta $10,000 MAXIMUM MAJON MEDICAL Q . - $10.00 CONNECTICUT 85 EXTENDED H E A l^H INBURANCC* Frank’s Pharmacy Award (J25 Zimmer, Teresa Doyle, Cynthia I- - $ 7 .8 0 bond for the most meritorious and Monlz, Robert Bernier, Shirley PAY YOUR OWN WAY t . $ 8,000 MAXH4UM MAJOR MEDICAL educational exhibit, ages 10-14 J . $10,000 MAXIMUM MAJOR MEDICAL Waldron, Sandy Alpers, Christine Frequently, the heavy costs o f illhess mortgage his h om e. . t^gr^n^son may e cus BASIC Q $p.oo • IGNATUIII o r PEMBON a t^ E B T l N f t IN tO tE M E NT DATE BIQNSP yrs,), Susan Cran^; Pleasant Val- 4 . $ $,000 MAXIMUM MAJON MCOiCAL (H O t K f TtwP h td U m U EPUtlMt $Np B i lRBpiu Wg) Waldron, Gkil Ericson, Gloria PLUS OASiC ley CIlub Award (best cotton dress or injury after age 65 work serious hate to give up eolUge. Gmnftcticut OFFICE USE ONLY . made and exhibited by a teen- Miller, Mary Budarz,' Darya Mar- hardintps on others near fnd^dear, 65 can help eliminate auch possibili- » MONEY ORDER FOR ONE M0N1 tin, Judy .Nlederwerfer, Ruth e AVAOlE TO e pNNECTICUT #8. AND BENT TOt ager), Janet Lane; Mothers’ Club To pay the bilI^ « son may have to ties. TheM typical ca^s show how: CONNECTICUT 88 850 MAIN 8TRECT HARTFORD t , CONNECTICUT Award (best hobby exhibited by Sharp, Frances , Myer; second; hoy or girl), Susan Crane; Apple Phyllis Harrington, Robert Ber- Pie Contest. Helen Fairbanks; nier, Unda Espenshadt, .. Peggy Th e b a la nc e of*our '61 models in Ch evyS a nd C orv a irs must Decorated Birthday Cake, first Durey, Frank Nlederwerfer Jr„ PNEUMONIA...... Joe. 9 990 Tout fxptn it Marilyn Hiederwerfer. Paid by Connactlcut 65 Basic or in $em$ ethtrway.aoooo 1^8 OK USED CAR SPECIALS prize, Mrs. Melvin Schmidt, sec- Paid by Connactlcut 6^ Major ,»*vRatas***a«* a ** •* ***oo*f 620 SAMS o r ( N X O U U (INDIVIDUAL TO a t INSU a iD-HUSSA N D. OATE o r a i XTH t N R O U IE 'S P t m C IP A l PIACC Junior Vegetables: (Youths 10- OF RESIDENCE C H^R O LET S a AIR 2.DOOR ond price, Anita Ellis; Wapplng * 788 Total banafit AND WIFE MUST SEMNATCLY ENROLL) Ctl rBksCi URABBMMO go e •. So h urry on in while most models are still a v a ila ble . $1895 CHiVROLET STATION W A G O N $1495 Grange (Cookbook Award, "'M rs. 14 years), first, Robert Bernier, Q un- Q romtto 6-cyunder, FowergUde, Radio. Tip To|Top Condition. V-8, PowergUde, Power Brakes, Power Steering. Sharp! John Reic.hle, Donald Beririer, Pat LUNG CANCER...... *•**••00 $2,587 Total axpansa Margaret DeGrey; Decorated Bi- Paid by Connecticut 65 Baaic or in aama other way...... 785 rBOTBUTW CHEVROLET C O N V E R n a l $495 FOtU) 4-DOOR ^ $695 cycles, first prize, boy, ’Thomas Cahill, Timothy Thresher, Edward Paid by Connecticut 65 Major...... 1,237 Yo u b e t it's q whale o f a sale because t erms a nd tr a d e-in a l- New Paint, New Top. Very Clean! lacoboni; first prize, girl, Gail Leonard, Linda SUcer, Kathy *2,022 Total benefit v-8. Radio, New Palni Riorden, Richard Nlederwerfer, n o . AND STREET CITT AND ZONE Crawford; Doll Carriage, Linda BRAIN hemorrhage...... $3,332 Total azpansa n .n M )UTH 2-OOOR ' $495 PrisciUa Harrington. Second: Rob- HAS ENROLLEE SEEN CONFINED IN A ntmwTsm nrm m V-8, PowerFUte, Radio. A-1 Ttonaportatlon. Crawford, first prize; Antique Paid by Connactlcut 65 Batic or In soma other way. .s . 497 HOtriTA L IN LAST I I OATSF Y,1 D N« DODGC 4.OOOR $295 Chrs, first prize, Maynard Briggs; ert Bernier, Donald Bernier, Steve 2,191 IMPORTANT lowonces on '61 models w ill never be b e t t e r ...S e e us now dean Condition and Priced To SeU! Paid tv Connecticut 65 Major...... I t ENROLLEE NOW INtUREO UNDER AFIY -LA N OR ROLICT rROVIOINp BAtIC THIS SECTION TO BC COM- FORD GALAX1E CONVBm BLE $1745 second prize, William Stewart; Bolstrldge, John Cahill, Bill Oahill, *2,688 Total benefit HOtRITAL OR tUROICAL lE N E F ITt l O Y . i No ( PLCTiO ONLY IF CN ROLUE V-8, Radio, Heater, Whitewalls. Excellent Top. HAB REACHED 58TH BUT M Ciw*pliw$pMN«^i7CM»l|8PB Mr >0 HauuSnSSST• CHCVROLET44)OOR $1695 Floats, Pilgrim Youth Fellowship, Roger Sherman, Timothy Thresh- HEART ATTACK...... *1,588 Total expense W "YES’* C*w»H— M>y EwBoJIOwly for OjHUn 1 r f >,______NOT SSTH BIRTHDAY P«p Wm k t n Vm ond save on A m e ric a's best selling c a r . . . a nd d o n't forg e t, CHeVROLET 210 STA. v W AG O N $1295 Radio and Heater. Excellent Condition, Fun Warranty,- first prize, Wapplng Mothers Club, er, Claud^ Sherman, Judith Paid by Connecticut 65 Basic qr In soma other way...... 437 CHCCK MONTHLY I HEREBY REPRESENT THAT:ALL OF THE /TbOVE ANUTCNB ARE TRUC^AN^ 779 O^TIONB ONC - PAYMCNT C_____ORRECT T______O THE BEBT_ O F _M___Y KN______OWLEpBC A NPIp BC__LIC F ANO_ t-H JUA FO_RM Has Complete NEW Engine, New Brakes, New Front second p ^ e ; Children's Parade, Nlederwerfer, William Leopard Paid ^Connecticut 65 Major...... , THE BASIS UPON WHICH TH E INDIVIOUAL NAMED MAY BE E N B O U ID F M End. Like New Mechanical Condition and Extra Clean CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4.DOOR $895 first, Rosemary and .Robbie Jr., John Meyers, Richard Nleder-; *1,216 Total banafit i: $10,000 MAXIMUM M4J0B MCOICAL - SIO.OO CONNECTICUT $8 EXTENDED HEALTH INSURANCE. a t C a rt e r's we specialize -in Service a nd Sa tisf a ction A F TE R Low Original Mileage and Immaculate Throughout. ^ Fri>st; second, Sharon . Smith; *1,496 Total expanse Body. werfer, Sandy Alpers, Priscilla STROKE...... f. S S.OOO MAXIMUM MAJOR MCOICAL . S 7.90 tmrd, Mary Ellen Hartnett; fourth, Harrington. Paid by Connecticut 65 Basic or In soma other w a y,....'. 148 a. $10,000 MAXIMUM MAJOR MCOICAL 1958 CHCVROjLET 4-DOOR $1295 RAMBLER 4-DOOR $995 Linda Snow- Vegetables: (A (^ t), first, Wal- Paid tv Connecticut 65 Major. • •,pa»,o*«a*«aoaaooo*o***oe^ 1,029 FLU8 OASIG t)7 .0 0 SIGNATURE OF PERSON RCQUEBTINN ENROUMC ftT OATE BIONCO Deluxe Model V-8! Radio. 2-Tonn. IMnxe Model. Rafilo and Heater. 4. $ I M MAXIMUM MAJOR MCOICAL 5 CHEVROL6T 4.DOOR1 $595 POR0 2 0 0 0 R $1185 First, Dave Welles; second, Kir- Clyde Johnson Jr., Walt foster. FRACTURED HIP...... ! ’ Total axpansa CHECK ON MONEY ORDER FOR ONE MONTHLY PAYMENT SHOULD BC MADE A -l Inside and Out! Late Model. Low Price! by Holcombe; third. Bill Ready; Richard Roback, John Pasquallnl, Paid by Connecticut 65 Batic or in soma othar way...... I PAYABLE TO CONNECTICUT 88 ANO U N T TO: Second Class, first, Daryl Wortn- Frank Nlederwerfer, BlUy Harri- Paid by Connecticut 65 Major...... $B2 e ONNCCrtCUT BS $80 MAIN STREET HARTFORD 3, CONNECTICUT ~Tolal banafit Insdon; second; Ernest Lloyd; son, M. Dayton, BiU Foster, Albina third, Francis Doyker; Third Palosle, George Meadik Bob Felt; CBIsss: First, Pat^ Dodd; second, second; Jessie Leonard, Brad -Art Snow; third, Gordon Worth- , Mgton; Trophy awarded; to Gor- Alpers, Clyde Johnson, John Pas- don WortUngton- quallnt, Frank Nlederwerfer, Bar- ASSOCIATED CONNECTICDT HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANIES Poultry, Brat prises, Richard tsara Harrison, Billy Hafrlkon,. Oolson,- Pat Feltham, Susan Fel- James Harrison. Arlene Smitn, itT N A INSUKANCE COMPANY CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY PHOINIX OP HARTFORD INSURANCXGOHPANIBf RTER Betty Malloy, BIU Fbster, Albina .CTNA UFE AFFIUATED COMPANIES THE EQUltABLRLIFff ASSURANCE SOOETY SAFEGUARD INSURANC8 COMPANY - CO. Inc. tham, Priscilla Harrington, Ron- ald Johnson, Cbarlts Schaub, Rus- Polosie, Burt Higgins, Walter Mc- AUSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY • F E M R A L L i f t A N D casualty COMPANY *SanUTV<»NN8CTICUT INSURANC V O P E N 9 to 9 M A N C H E S TE R Clatchey, Robert .Felt. AMERICAN MUTUAL U ABIU TY INSURANCE COMPANY THE HARI^FORD INSURANCE GROUP SniNGtlEUMIDNAltdUr i Nsl sell Lawrencs, Steve Bolstrldge, STATE MUTUAL LIFI ASSURANCE I Kevin Jones, .John Stavana, Renee’ Second, Margarwt DeOray, HU- BANKERS NATIONAL UFB INSURANCE COMPANY HEARTHSTONE INSURANCE COMPANY OF MASSACHUSETTS Oslhoun. toasa ‘ DhsUnaon: sse- dtwd MegUn, Irene Z 1m m ay, CONNECTICUT COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS , NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY , _ THE 7RAV Carolyn Doyle, Betsy Frost, Mrp- CONNECTtCUT GENERAL- UFE INSURANCE COMPANY MATlONWaXlNSUItANCB COMPANIES YH8MM ond prlass: Priscilla Harrinston. • O N W i r ) l l l « M | , i n » * It Plydlla Harrington, Ronald.- aid John-Jo! Malex, Mary Ann Sharp,' Ella CONTINENTAL ASSURANCE COMPANY -U-— -- % le- f '''' i; ' -V- r-: I

\ . M anc he ste r evening herald. b I anc he ste r , c O nn« Monday, september ^ s , loei PAGE IVipuniKN iA O n m in DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLR 1,800 berobed dSlJgates and visit- BU668 Bum hr om BOAllblNd BOUSB with BIAJOR HOOPLS Vernon Man Kurt At Triennial Cpnventibn ing dignitaries marched in solemn Nancy Pcath .ToUd IT ¥OU ' ^ IKyiOANTICIMrt procasston into the vast Coho Hall, wutritMNirpoMt. Ao Car Hite Pole pa«iksd to the top galleiy. In Japan Hits 175 WANTTO • "Allslulia! Allclulia!'' ths. crowd JEooKATWHioeaiiF Aimw w .Sp INatSoiiO'fiwiito ■ ^ SWONMMy ANPiPOm sang. ‘’Praise tho Everlasting Jbhn P. Belaaky Jr., 27, of A n- (Oontbraed Pag* Om ) assist ant . NON.'T ' CoQcert Stormy U. N. Session King.’’ •yoo^Aie, 5S!2L'2^ Pl^ftw r e 5 ^Y^^^teawy op a x J chorage Bd., Vernon, is in Man- Btnm chsatar Mamorlal Hospital today' rail trijfic was still suspend|d in With a dsep out in hit kneS and many regions. IXatCdl . Oar M a L T O N bimbk . ' - Four Bolton The TuU force of the storm MHOOF ayvmiW iKiNDOFeUSS.KlO a SBaak npaerous brulsea sustained when Merger KlWBER ■ Kial€(40M|ii United Nations, N. Y., Sept. 18 {/P>—The U.N. General Aa- hla car crashed lnt(T a Utility pole ripped through a string of clUsa • Song lor oM 583a~ •embly convenes..tomorrow for what diplomata ex|>ect w ill be in Vernon last night, Driver Arrested on the Japan aouth sea coast and Uimunal SAretie (Ooatinaed from Page One) critics who accuse the churches of through northern Honshu and Hok- UHoimreon gPUMBi the most crucial session of its 16-year>old history. Some say Belaaky was taken to fhe hos- pital bY the Vernon ambulance. Church, embracing both Catbo being coft on communism in their kaido. Niigata north of Tokyo was UPonliniMot TDMalq^ its future aa a peace-m aking organization is at Btake..„„„ After 3-Car Crash Vernon Chief Constable Edmund and Protestant Reformation vie-. social pronouncements, V Episcopal hardest hit with 88 dead. ISEcrohapod Already on Ita crowded Mat ol iM-f — ------MBondkodor F. Dwyer said the crash Is still be- ments, had a special duty In'help* executives ' .ave asked, the conveo' An American spokesman said BrawB •LaaMOot auea to be (Abated are such quea- to pay anything toward Congo ing Investigated. Ing to build unity amoiq|r all tion to enact a.definite statement Roger W. Boyce of Weight's Mill damage to U-S. military bases In tlona aa Commiiniat CHtna'a ad- ITFlOMUt lOMounlag coats. He said Belasky'a car ia con- Christians. against communism.. ’ Rd., Coventry, was m^rested yes Japkn was light and no, Americans llHIaaralrertai were reported Injured. « miaalon,. teatlng nuclear weppona, Other controversial issues includ- aldered a total loss. Belasky went Recommendations are bctorp the As ' representatives o f , the 814- tsrday afternoon and'charged with SO UWtUhtvdt 98Unai diandad disarmament, and the atiife-tom pSCordadflMei OKwaMlw ed suc)i perennial ones as Algeria, off Bolton Rd. between Bread and convention to approve Inter-cora- million-member church from across following too closely after a three- 90 Sharp Congo. P4HJOEMAN ABRJESTED aiOrfuipBit 81BlM>nes ALLY OOP munist aiippresslon of human abroad, and that , it enter into 9«Upo& 88 Handled 48 Bird of peace Comm'unlat China isaue on the time. < tnerger negotiations' with Presby- week legislative. meeting, they State Trooper Fred Bendler of Simpson, 29, of 1276 Wahailey arChurdtlafUnd 488ath’»aaa(Bih) righta in Tibet, and tbs racial seg- NOKSnN', 98 Row opening day by challenging the regation poHolea of South Africa. * There were no other cars in terians, Methodists and the United faced a host of keenly debated pro- tho Colchester Troop reports that Ave., a former city polloeman, is V m S U R E asKouiii* aSBrercrOan 47 Hunt credentiala ol the delegation from Boyce was third In a line of Cara under arrest on chargee of break- dOVantuiod 48VieUa’tpaitMr V Mongi Slim, 'Tunisian diplomat, volvid in the accident. Church of Christ in thts country. posals. \ MemEm KNOW rr SHOWEDJ / CHILDREN arCatfamoaiar Natlonaliat China. traveling west. When ths two cars ing and entering and intokicatioD. SOOftlMOir ia regarded aa a shOo-in as presi- Strong oppositi(Hi has comr from But before tackling them, they ^r— r - r S14iailed r“1 1 r" T r r" 16 in The Ruaalana have been trying dent of the 16th assembly, to be APPUCATION REJECTED some "high church’! Episcopa- concentrated on devotions —r. on ahead of him slowed down to allow Police said Saturday hC was over ctlotatily to perauade delegates outside the elected on the opening day. Hartford. Sept. 18 fJP) — The lians, who stress rigid aanefeiice litanies and psalms of praise, a truck to make a right hand picked up near an Olive Street SSCntUng nr HI 14 Soviet Bloc countries to propoaO State Pharmacy commission has to Catholic forms. But while ‘ here hymns and prayers. turn into Cider Mill Rd., Boyce’s Service Station. taapli ijiil that will be only A superflcial sign I MVI COMPIRC MPORIUTIOR ON |lt IT admiaaion of Communist China aa o f harmony within the aaaambly. turned dowh the application of was friction over the ways lo “’O gracious Father, we humbly car struck the rear o f the car driv- SSAmarieia nr a aaparate liMue for aaaambly de- Abraham Rosen, 50 Sylyan Rd., proceed, there was harmony In the beseech Thee for Thy holy Catho- en by Daniel A. Paaquaie of Mid- author . whose 993 delegations are resigned CONNBCTICUT «e SlStriocod IT R 1 bate. They may have to bring it up to prospect of long and bitter de- New Britain, to open a pharmacy delegates’ prayers! lic church; that Thou wouidest be dletown, and pushed the Pasquale inatnunont themselves. bate. in a discount house in Southington. ’ ’Glvffi-us grace seriously to lay pleased to fill it with all truth, in car into the car driven by Gerth EXTENDED HEALTH IHSMAHCC all peace. PRESCRIPTIONS tSManwT H In any event the United Statee Hammarakjold has set Dec. 30 7he commission said Saturday the to'heart the great dangers we are Gustafson of 275 Henry St., Man- aestnwi M. KMiMth OftriMliy will counter with a proposal for a Aa a target date for adjournment, application failed to* comply with In by our unhappy divisions. Take "Where It is corrupt, purify it; chester. Free Qfiiivery S8 Guitar xldgH zr ZT ET where ft is in error, direct it; where 531 Middle ’Turnpike East - fuU-acala study o f the Chinese rep- but moat delegates see a Christ- a new regulation approved in July. away ail hatred and prejudice, Police report that no one Was SSDonkajr and whatsoever else may hinder in any thing it is amiss, reform it. aOEipira resentation Issue and related suh- mas recess with meeting.' resum- The ruling requires the .commission injured in the mishap. B Jecta, such as expansion of the us from Godly union and * con- Where it is right establish it-. . .’’ Boyce has been summoned to api URREH dRUO Ml 3-5159 ainndolUt ed in January. to turn down "applications from SnOPPiNO PARHADE MMatdiakarith UJf. Security Council. It hopes to prospective phArmaciea connected cord ...” Grandeur and spectacle marked pear in 12th Circuit Court in Man- mnale prevent by this meana any quick oy a door with another store. In a move aimed at squelching the opening service, last night, as chester on Oct. 2. CARNIVAL BY DICK tXJRNER gSBariw < H decision on seating Red China at 9-tfc 49HMleal the current i^em bly. maamra H The United Statea will alao sup- BY A L VBRM BER MMuteal Local Stocks p-io«'ll I p(»P twwvjl iT tr IT port moves for priority to a debate Ulioaooiaa on the need for a treaty on ban- MDU s A © SLOW ,SO TODAY I , . 5R1VIN& IN FRONT “ DROy/E R ASTER . ME HAD A REAR-1---- ESIndiTidml nr H ning of nuclear weapons testa un- <|uutatt«M raiMBbea by DRIVERS CAUi5& der effective international control. Cebura • MNMIebreek. Iba.. , R E M E M B E R W M A T L , REAR-END _ tCOLLISIC^/ , gg BadduuialliB M U u jC O LLISIO N S/TTM AnE cry Attempts to negotiate auch. a Baak BtMlls ■ j 'KtHJ T O L D M E A B O U T SiBelarad treaty at Geneva colliyiacd when ' D R I V I N O T O O S L O W !* ST u u BIB Askad ! Bsr the Soviet Union resumed tesU ^ Conn Bank'and Trust 8S1 In the^ atmosphere. The United Co...... 6«H «0% I States'^ reeumed testing under- Hartford National , grounded, but President Kennedy Bank and ’Truat Co. 58^ BOH SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NBAh made^clpar hla country’s wllHng- Flra lasaraaeo Campaaiaa neae to negotiate a treaty "of the Aetna F ir e ...... 110 118 widest ponlbla acopa.” Hartford F i r e ...... 79 84 «:s BAIANCED1HE On disarmament, the United National Fire ...... 144 1S4 NO E H R A CHARGE ««r QUALITY ■M KING APPOINTED WOSEXCUTOUTGRtftl States and the S ^ le t Union have Phoenix Fire ...... Ill 116 HIM1DPuT1i»EWNC0QV\ lOWgREODiiH^S. failed to reach agreement even on Life and Indemnity Ins. Coe. A- .the makeup of a negouaing body, Aetna Casualty .... 139 149 Backom it s feet. let alone the substance o f tlie ia- Aetna Life ...... 137 142 aue. Under present Eaat-Wcat ten- Conn. General ...... 268 283 »1«. U J. PW. on. aions diplomats see virtually no Hftd. Steam Boiler 116 123 prospect o f the United Nations get- Travelers ...... 148 148 POLISHERS BY .lOE CAMPBELL ting any place wlh the queaticm. .\1E PMIle rtOMee Adding to the gloomy picture ia Conn. Light St Power 28 SO *3 Y lOIDMT V,/v 7 whatp00E6SHE< the situation in The Congo, where Hftd. Electric Light 71H 74 the fighUng In Katanga has damp- I'lA NOTOOMING EVEN KNOW _____ -1,4 THINK I ANV- Hartford Oaa Co. . . . 56 you COULD ened hopes for unifying that coun- OOT. TM RIGHT STUPID? 00 try on a peaceful basis. Southern New England IN THE MIDDLE READ, Telephone ...... *82 55 OF A GOOD This .la no doubt a bitter blow to Mamitketiiiuif Oonwuaas' VACUUM CLEANERS Secretary-General Dag * Hammer- bo o k; OF Arrow, Hart, Heg, ..62 66 akjold, who has directed the long Associated Spring ... 16 18 COURSE -HE'S eveM 'BO/,He SOUNDS^ and costly peace-making efforts to .r- I CAM STR^AMUNED OUS Bristol Brass ...... 18^ 15H UKeA REAL bring peace to that chaotic Afri- Dunham Bush ...... 494 5% ARMED RWES, PRACTICAL can qatlon. Em-Hail ...... 82 87 HOOVES OOVCgR. The coat of maintaining Tbe Con- Fafnlr Bearing ..... 52H 5614 go operation ''ia threatening the N. B. M ach in e...... 19H 21H United Nations with bankruptcy, North and Judd .... 1414 1614 and methods of raising money to Stanley Works ...... 1614 1814 / remove that threat must be solved Veeder Root ...... 53 57 e tSSI hy WBL hii. TJA Rae VM.tiM, P«L-Dft at the current assembly. The Soviet The above quotations are not te Bloc countries and France refutb "What't all this fluster about population explosion? M eonatmed'ai actual biarkcts. - Wa have one every day when school is out.” m o n SAXON UY KEN BALD and JERKY BRONDFIELO o-a TWERfSeVtMJ CAUfD'SOOAL IM PACT ANP_>OU»?_ aXPOPATt LITTLE SPORTS BY BOUSON "a iw 7 loo "nbs. low MlfPies /oo VM. fMmus YOU „

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THE Herald Angle ener Br EARL YOST | - By Frash from his experience bAHt YOST Police Cruiser of pUjring In the National •porta editor Upsets Mark Openers 1 Amatetir last week in Califbr- NimOM a L ~ l £ S O ve .Baltimore, Sept. 18 (/P)—-Inf W. L. Pet. O.B. Intention of giving him And Blue Devil '^nia. Newington’s Dick Sider-' dneinnsti ...... S8 87 .sm a Btatement as startling as not until, the pennant I Suodaj* ifi Chance to catch up on my read- owf set the pate' yesterday in Dos AngelM ...... S3 8B ASS IVi the 58th home run he hit yes- anyway. Which, oik second thought, foot short of going over. Marls refused to speculate on his Ing at night, plus a sporta movie In Pro Football Loop Another iwelfering day, oven at show for neifimbors featuring the part one of the 16th annual San FtMciaeo ....7 8 M A4S H i terilay, Roger Maris said to- could be in Baltimore. The Yankees "When I was circling Ihe bases,” , chances. , , - church where my family joined Oubs Deadlock Muichester Op«n Golf Tourna- Milwaukee ...... 7 6 67 .531 — need only two, more victories, or .said Maris, ”I wasn’t thinking of "First Of all,” he said. 'Tm not latest colored sUdee that were day he is thinking of asking me. an(Y I waa glad to get back processed end these elides will be y ment at the Countrj' Chib. The St. Louis .....H ..76 67 .Alt II two Detroit defeats, to clinch the the homer as much as the, fact even thinking of 154 gunei. As ' home and into summer wear before New York (/P)—Something has gone awry. Ions ball hitting Siderowf, who PtRsburgh ...... 68 78 ,*gS IS Manager Ralph Houk to give flag. / that It put us two runs in frOnt. I far as I’m concerned, S I hit 61 put to use. (luring speaking eh- Victory for the Firefight- him a day off during the three- heading for the Tale Bowl in New -•’ gements during the fall and wln- The Cleveland Browns are the unanimous choice to win mlaaad winning the top award laat Chicago ...... 86 18 .Its S8 — Art Mahaffey, Pair, of Youngsters Washington, 35-3. tioger Pot 76 4 73 Kansas City 6, Washington 2. only two' more in three decisions to tie Babe Ruth’s all-time chatting with former mayor, the Smokeaters held the Firefight- the Philadelphia Philliee promising Otto Lorentsaa 7* 8. 73 the big lineman after the game And those rookies — just ask Today’s Games ' record of 60 set in 1927. Fred Berger, Leo Flaherty Sr., ers even, but it waa too late. The righthander, has been lost to toe Anderson, O r ril 1 Etnar t«reiitsen 76 4 73 Identical twins, Otto and Einar Lorentzen looked the No Games Scheduled. and the letter’s son met several the Bears about a quarterback Wayne Reynolds 7* 5 73 Maris slfiinmed No. 58 Sun'da.v with Tony Kubek on base in of the Colts, being excited but fi.ther of the current Rockville Smokeaters could never muster a club for the rest of this season be- from Georgia named Fran Tarken- yohn Anaon as 10 73 part yesterday they participated in the Manchester Tuesday’s Schedule mayor. Grand Knight Bud Loehr, serious threat. Doggart, HaWver cause of a cerebral concussion and Win Race Features Bob Andataon 80 7 73 Ixm Angeles at -Detroit, 2:30 the 12th Inning at Detroit for a tired op the trip home.. House was To^n Net Finalists ton, and the Steelera about a place- Earl Kellner, who recalled playing and Kastauakaa played well for the a hairllnt fracture of the skull suf- Stan McFarland 78 6 73 Open. Einar’s son, Larry, 14, left, also played turning in p.m. 6-4 New York Yankee victory over vacant and Dean and I had to eat kicker from Mississippi by the John MdVnald 78 i 73 Baltimore to three singles and alone and while he did his home- basketball against me "at least 20 Firefighters. For the losers, Brian fered when hit' by a thrown ball. Rickey Anderson of Talcottville Harold J i u ^ - 86 13 74 a 103 card. Otto, center, had a 75 and Einar, right, shot New York at Baltimore, 2, f the "flgers. As a result, the Yanks, name of Allen Green. loading by 10*4 games, can clinch won 1-0 on Jim Pagliaroni s dou- work after, I pecked away on my years ago” and many others in the HamUton, Ken Ough, Jim Doughty Mahaffey, carried from the field Youth, the old saying goes, must have its fling. That just and Susan Orrill of Meriden took Tom Faulkaar 79 < 74 a 74. The brothers were all even after 17 holes. Herald p.m. ble in the fourth. Lew Krausse, In the American League, San Bilea McKay 78 4 the American League pennant typewriter, getting material ready crowd. and Bob 'Tomasal stood out. on a stretcher to the ninth Innins about tells the story of the 1961 Town Tennis Tournament Diego beat Oakland 44-0 and Buf- checkered flags to the senior and Fran Duggan 87 13 Photo by Ofiara.) Kansas City at Clevelaad, 2, fi Kan.sas City's 8125,000 rookie, won u p.m. with any combination of victories for the next day's '-.dltion. . Defenses Superb of yesterday’s game against Cin- falo upset New York 41-31 In the junior main events at the quarter fiber Feigoaou 78. 3 75 his tirst game since June 16 with • • • The Cruisers and Devils both cinnati which the Phillies, won 4-0, which finds two members of last year’s Manchester High midget races to Buckland Satur- or Detroit defeats adding up to Jack Grasel 86 U 76 Minnesota at Washington, 8:08 a five-hitter against Washington, * • 4 « Friday only Sunday games. day night. . . • ------Bd Btovlsb 86 11 75 two. had several, chances to score but was I f ken to Christ hoapltal. - Racquet team champing at the bit to be crowned the new Korm Ibnflay 88 13 75 p.m. Two baseball fans asked the towp title holder. Boston at Chicago, 9 p.m. As Commis.sioner Ford Frick 3-2. Monday toe defensive squads of both teams He was Injured shortly after he EAGLES — BROWNS — The Donna Smola of Groton ran sec- 87 13 75 Hilinski Got Chance TooLate^ Minne.sota took a pair from same (luestion this a.m. while I turned to superb jobs. The Cruis- opened the inning with a single. Jerry Conklin and Mike Lauten- 79 4 76 , has decreed that Ruth’s record Vacation season is over, school was dodging the welcomed rain on Eagles applied the crusher early ond to Anderson to the 30-iap sen- Jpbn Raider 93 16 76 must be tied or broken within 154 Cleveland 5-0 and 5-3 on Camilo ers threatened to score early In' the Then Bobby Malkmus bunted to the back are the lads Involved. The ior event, while Jay StSvola of Wto AgeatlnelU 83 16 76 1 Pa.scual’s seventh shutout and the has itsrted and the sports depart- Mato St. FTed Flish tmd Fred two will meet for the crown on on the Browrns, springing Tim decisions (A tie game is not a de- ment, as are other departments in first quarter but toe Blue De'rils rlghi side of the mound. Pitcher Brown on a 105-yard touchdown Stratford was third. Robbie An- BM Btaum $4 8 76 combined pitching of Al Schroll Knofla waited to know if the play- Jim Brosnan fielded toe ball and Saturday, Sept. 30, as part of the Fanl Groobart .- 87 11 76 Scandia in Rally cision and both the 1961 Yanks the editorial room, are busier than ing field at Yankee Stadium was held them and took over toe hall. nm with toe opening kickoff. derson of Talcottillle and .’Tommy 17 and Ray Moore. Joe Altobelll, who threw to second where shortstop West Side 0|d Timers celebration. Bd Wadas 93 76 and the 1927 Yanks played one ever. Take this a.m. for example. shortened after Babe Ruth’ hit his Late to the second quarter toe Sonny Jurgensen, Van Brocklln's Erdto of East Hartford trailed Or-, WilUa Ol e kai add 83 6 77 To Top Ameglios tie), time runs out on Marls in homered off Jim Perry, drove in Devils had a good chance but the Eddie Kasko made the force out Conklin, the No. 1 man on last rill to the finish line, in the jun- Mad ^ a e d 98 16 77 By EARL YOST ^and Don Dowd took Care o f the three runs in the opener and ono There jwere 11 personal callers at 27 homers to 1927. The report is spring's schoolboy net squad, had successor, then tossed TD passes pick Keer 81 78 Baltimore Wednesday night . . . the desk between 8 and 11 o'clock, that the outfield was brought to Cruiser defensive held. All after- and then let go with a throw to- of 18 and six yards to Bobby ior feature. 91 Blan Hilinski, fine amatuer golf- registration desk. in the second: ward first base for a doubleplay. the little longer road to travel to Mario Martooehlo J 78 weather permitting 30 feet when an addition to the noon it was toe same way. Neither Walston and Tom McDonald, re- Alan Bedell of Manchester, and Al Signer 100 33 78 er from Manchester, reported he Trailing 2-1 at halftime, Scan- Chicago swept two from the Los 21 phone calls, some of the long The ball thudded against Mahaf- reach the finals. He scored their Charles Whelan 93 U 78 Marls and Mickey Mantle, the grandstand was made after Ruth's offense had a real threat. The spectively, the former putting Suran Farris of Rockville were to# had a last minute invitation to , Overheard: Vin Bogginl — . “I dia AC's soccer tefim rallied in the other half of the M A M com’bina- Angeles Angels 8-1 and 4-3 to winded variety (before the dead- fey’i forehead and rebounded far victories In Saturday's and Sun Del 8 t John 85 7 76 line) plus a long list of messages record breaking home run sea- closest either team got Was the 19 Philly ahead to stay to the second wtoners to t-wo novice main events. VIn Bontnl , 87 9 78 take part in the National Ama- aaw parts of the course today toat second half to defeat New Britain tlon who has been- stalled at 53 innings. Al Smth s grand slammer down the leftfleld line. day’s matches compared .to the teur Tournament at Pebble Beach. (3eneral Ameglio, 4-2, at Mt. Ne- and Frank: Baumann’s five-hitler and urgent mall- to be opened . . son . . . Much interest generated yard line. period. Preliminary events winfiera were CharUe^aggM 89 U 78 I had never seen before” . ; . Ed since last Sunday, are idle today Gary Minor, Miles Boutilier, two Lautenback needed to grab off Jairy Beamleu 84 6 78 Calif. "I received a phone call a Blovish — "It was a nice walk” .. . bo Field yesterday. Thef game won the opener. Billy Goodman’s ' Latest from the stock car racing to the home nm derby and I Orrill, Erdto, Anderaon, Smola, nr Kennedy 80 3 78 with' the rest of the Yanks. They Pete Benson,' Jim Patulak and Tim the other finals' berth. Browns quarterback Milt Plum Butch Salerno of Southington and week ago Saturday night at 9:30, Lon- amateur with a 99 score, opened the new Natioinal Soccer pinch stogie broke up the second. field was relayed, as requested, found myself keeping abreast of Marr Seattle Winner Pupil Ousts Teacher any Etch 81 8 78 play a twilight-night doubleheader the latest doings by Mickey Man- Cunningham all played fine ball completed 18 of 30 passes for 329 Gary Osborne of Wapping.'. . . gJim MeCaiihy 86 7 79 two days before the tourney, to Dick Siderowf — “ I played pretty League season for both teams. to Baltimore Tuesday and a night George Thomas of the Angels from Boh Oliver, major dommo at Seattle (^ — Texas-talking Dave Ironically enough, Conklin’s Ellington Ridge yards but toe Eagles kept the run- Dotalle 98 16 79 compete. It’s a great honor to be drove to their only nm of the first the Center Motor Sales.' Bob’s car tle and Roger Marls via radio re- for the Cruisers. For toe Blue Marr led the sunburned army of 19TH HOLE St bead Sport A 'crow d of more, - than - 100 Jadt Mesken 90 11 79 good. My putting was good.” Just The more experienced Scandia game Wednesday. They also have Devils, Wayne Cartier, Lenny semifinal triumph was scored over ning of Jimmy Brown and Bobby braVed the chilly nlgjit air to selected but it wasn't enough no- think wtiat he could have scored and- all three to the second. No. 10. with Jocco Magglacomo at i»rts . . . Weather turned cool, professional golf South to Portland Phil Hyde, who'coached his young ELUNGTON RIDGE ...... •Jim Rotber 83 3 79 hooters were ccAnpletely outplay- a night game '«v1th- the Orioles for a welcomed change, and I Kearns, Jim Manning and John Mitchell In check. watch the racing program, but Dick Eadie AS 16 79 tice,” he said. A -former Club .if he played good! ed by their younger foes.during Thursday. Skowrron and Clete Boyer also the wheel,-had the engine blow up today after winning the $25,000 conqueror this spring. Hyde, run- ” SATURDAY • • • Ace Parker 87 * 79 found time before dark to get in a Hughes were the workhorses. blankets and hea-vy coats were cliamp here, Hilinski estimated it the first 20 minutes of action. I7ew The Yanks now have played 161 hit homers for the Yanks before j Saturday night at Riverside Park Greater Seattle Open Tournament ner-up a year ago, was the pre- BEST 14 HOLES, HANDICAP Cards — giants — Ktche- Vlc< Daley 84 8 79 Home pro, Alex Hackney, played Maris connected, boosting the few games of volleyball, several Hughes played well both offensive- yesterday in a suadCn-death play- Lou Becker 66-5-5l‘, Ted Bent- very much to evidence in the Cas'Pacyna 91 11 80 would have cost him $800 to play in a special event at the Avon (iolf Britain went off the field in frotu decisions (152 games) . and 'wUl in the >266-Iap feature and that tournament - favbrite with last verry, whose are had Uttle to do bleachers. Track officials aaid that Ed McLaiuhlln 98 18 80 team's major league record total new men to the neighborhood, with ly and defensively. off with Bob Rosburg and Jacky ley 59-8-51, Pat Rose 55-3-52. at Pebble Beach. He was ap alter- Club and checked in at the local at intermission on the strength of have completed 154 by Wednesday marked finis for the season. "I’ll Police Cruller* <•) year’s .winner Jim LeSure Sr. not with his masterful play calling and when tod weather gets .too cold, Morra Clara 88 8 SO- to 228. i start now on building a new en- previous experience, showmg up Cuplt. The pros left par to tatters defemltog his title this time. Kickers •John Rusher 88 8 HO nate. Two yean ago, HUihaki was course duying the late afternoon goals by Damiano MonM and Ben- Ideal Little Leaguer night,, barring interference by the and making the games more in- Ends: Boutilier, Leber, J. Dlmlnlco, deceptiveneas, threw a five-yard racing programs will be stMteijed Walt Tteahan 93 U 80 UmT first alternate but didnt get an ny Mancinone. Howie Ctorman taU weather man- Of tourae, they are Arroyo Wins gine for next year,” Bob said. P. Diminico. at the 6,328-yard Broadmoor Golf Conklin was forced to go over- Tom Faulkner 88-10-78, Bud . . Wethersfield course was open to teresting . . . -Promised Hank Mc- Tackles: Lawrence. Benson. White- TD toss to Mestnik after Hanimack from Saturday evenings, to Satur- Chanie Sprague 106 34 81 invite to play in the No. 1 amateur Hed the host Club’S only goal in Dick Cobb, standout National Leagijer, is shown above playing a 162-game schedule this Luis Arroyo, \vho took over for "This was the first time in seven Club layout, where narrow fair-; time to win the first set from Camp 91-13-78, Andy Repko 88-14- gave the Cards a 14-10 lead with a •AI Orotbeer •91 10 81 local members and many played Cann of the West Side Old Timers' sell, B. Brinamour. 74, Art Kellner 84-10-74. day afternoons- ' ' ’ 94 golf event in the country. the first half. . / . receiving the David Higgins Memorial Award, present- season, and have plenty of time Bill Stafford in the eighth,' won years that I lost an en^ne on one Guards: Bleller, Monseallo. Robert- ways, big traps and small greens Hyde before scoring jm 8-8 vie 28-yard TD run. Giants’ rookie George Eits 13 83 including Savvy Zavarella . . Stan Reunion (^mmittee that I would SUNDAY Quarter midget club officers an- JM Alosto 106 32 83 But Scandia came back with the tot put over the clincher. If Marls his 15th againat four defeats. Fox, of my racing jcars.’’ . . Met at noon son. Warner. Grotla. trip the careless golfer. Thirty- tory. The eager youngster (h®n Larry Hayea’ block of a kick and Wally Parelak 88 6 83 Piatek of Pomfret carded 14 five's, ed by donors, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Higgins. (3obb was se- sit to for a few 'minutes by 8 Centers: Minof. T. Brlndamour. wrapped up the match with a 6-4 FATHER AND SON nounced a change In ' pjans-' for Brice Dwvid MskcKay d Manches- seven during the first* nine holes start of play in the second half and/or Mantle hit 60 or more hom- of course,'was the loser. with local bowling lane managers o’clock and I managed to keep Backs: Cunnlnzham. Roberts. Patu- eight were careful enough to match its recovery to the end zeme got the Roger Pryor 96 13 84 lected. a§. the ideal Little Leaguer for 1961. (Herald ers after the lS4th decision, their or better par-280s for the 72-hole triumph to toe second set. Ob- TOURNAMENT the 1661 drivers banquet. New Enaak Web- too 11 89 ter eoDectod one of three eagles and seven on the back nine . . and kicked home three goals in Monhouquette’s shutout was his at the Holiday Lanes, Maurice Cor- my word, the meeting already to lak. J. Horvath. L. Hdrvath Joe Quac- New Yorkers’ only TD. plans call. for the affair to be-. held lArry Dorentaan lOS 14 89 Photo by Ofiara.) teat will go into the recor<| book, rentl, Amy Pirkey, Flo Kloter, Bob lia. Carrier.. John Quasiia, Krob, route. viously hb learned his lesson this Bernard and Bill Waldman 84. in the Manchester Open yesteiday. Jack McCarrick missed two four nine minutes to pull out the vic- 13th victory. He won when Pete progress . . > Helping p lw the Lorala. s • • • • , Sept 30' at Millerta Dancer HSll. " fiamaItU 118 38 92 MaeKag*a came on the th hole. marked by an asterisk to mdlcate Clough, Bernie Giovino and Mer- spring very well. Paul and Allan Willey 86, Lou and ge Roasb 130 34 96 10 Inch putts. "It’.s impossible, yet I tory. Gerry LeTendre, Prank Runnels singled and Dave PhlUey reunion,, -Which will start with a Blue.Devils (S) Jim Becker 93.' VmiNGS-KEARS — Tarkentoh, The'banquet 'will be.hdld.aj.S p.to. Vonber This chap, iBddeataUy, has seen did it,” he told Joe Handley. "I Budaj and Dave French scored for it wa» done to- a 162-game season. missed a shoestring stab on Pag- rill Farrabd comprising the group. street parade JUday night. Sept. Ends: Fienio, Landsbers, NIeUon, Worthy Candidate 'other victories for. Conklin came taking over for veteran George Extra' Oiances Donavan. ' ' „ at the expense of Neil Wise and FATHER AND DAUGHTER following :an afternoon recreation Ms aapie In print as Bob, Brice, can’t believe it,” 'tho frustrated the winners in the game winning liaroni’s liner that went for a Purpose of the session was to get 29, were McCafin, Gyp GustiUson, Tackles: B. Hanning, Steely. Morlar- Horse racing has another worthy Shaw, fired four touchdown peases program. . Field Day Concludes ’61 Season Marls had two ex(ra chances an upderstandtog with alley man- Harvey Tinkham. Conklin white- TOURNAMENT Bryoa and Bniee as first names golfer said. v - rally with Bob Curran getting as- double. Chuck Estrada wras the Nick Angelo, Bob Vennart, Dick ty. Machell. _ candidate for 2-year-old honors to- Bernard and Joan Marlowe 49/ and scored another. He went 8-for- Helped by Stars and McKay, Mckay and MacKay sists on both LeTendre and when the game went into extra loser. agement on system t6 he to force Cobb, BUI Pagan!, Matt Mor- Guards: Gabby, Cartier, Barton, day. And Carry Back, king of toe washed Wisel 6-0, 6-0, and then innings. He walked- twice ' and Welsh downed Tinkham, 6-2, 6-1. MATCH PLAY V8. P A R 11' In toe third period, including , -iC"' fog his last name. imdeiatand,** Of the 199 players yesterday, 81 French’s goals. Bill Bryan, a rookie catcher lor for ha'Ving scores printed this sea-, larty, Ernie Dowd and Gravvy Center*: Malkenson, DlnXwaH- 3-year-olds, still has to prove he two touch down toasea. He hit Bob Scaadla (4> For 900 Little League Players struck out once before he tripled Before bowing to his adept pupil, FULL HANDICAP One Cut Rope Baltimora VH—HMiry Brachsen. hie aaid yeaterdny, “as- I woriied Tvere fnnn either the Manchester New Britain tt) the A’a, homered in the "Freshman son... . lliere was both good and' Anderson, to list a few on hand. Back*: Ricci, Kearn*. J. Msnninf. can handle older horaea, esMclally Joe Motyka, 2-up; Pete Nak- Schnelker, Jerry Relchow, Hugh •------" pUcfaing eoach for the Baltimore for a newspaper in the oomposlng Hannon ...... Gionfriddo to, the seventh, a blow that missed bad news-tor Moe Morhardt, local All day activities are planned Hufhe*. Gibson. MacDonald. Moore- on the graaa. These were toe out- Hyde ousted Alan Williams, 6-4, or Ellington Ridge CTnbs. Best being a homer by a foot. After Day” game at Washington with house, Green. 6-4. Williams had gained a 6-3, tenls, 1-up. McElhenny and Dave ' Middleton Danas,, Tex. f/R^U onel Hebert, Ortoleo. goys the two pitchers wpo room for 25 yeara.** MacKay waa show ing were by Doc McKee with Tounfstrom ...... Callifano More than 69O youfigsters ate^Navy to the American league and first year men dotting the lineups first baseman with the Chicago Saturday^ Sept. 30, with the fea- Firafifliters (24> standing developments of laat Sat- Kickers for the icores as the Vikings began I960 PGA'champion and winner of helped him when he first came up RB the Lawyers of the International Moose Skowron's wild throw Cubs, on the weekend. Friday his ture betog a baseball game be- Ends: Abraltis, Lanagan, Dion, John- 6-3 victory'over Mike (3oy to their in a foursome that Induded Del n ’ 74, tied for fourth place. Eliiar 300 pounds of hot dogs under sun- of Ijoth clubs. urday’s feature races at Cyane opening match. Pete Naktenia 81-8-73, Duncan their NFL career before 32,236 toe 1961 American (3olf CSSaeie with the fit Louis Chtdinala were Kauge...... G. DanieU ny skies Saturday during the Little league. . helped Detroit tie the score to the big bat gave the Cubs a decision tween the West Sides and Blue- St. Jdm. Lorentzen with a 78, Otto Lorent- ‘ LB * eighth, Maris filed out to the 10th Pascual ran his strikeout total to **Tackles: Palmer. Kelly. Dotchln, from the Chriatiana Stable of Mr. Johnson 85-12-73, Sally Grotoeer home fans. over toe same Akron course, had Lon Waineke and Curt X>avlA zen and young Roger Poe, each Larkin ...... Fedla League Field Day at the Memorial Umpire awards were presented 207 by fanning nine- to the Twins’ oVer the Phils but on Saturday his fields, standout teams of two and Brown. Sadolski. and Mrs. Harry Lunger of Wil- Marathon Wins • .a RH and then hit the 400-foot homer 111-38-73, Peter Llngue 96-23-73,: trouble unfastening' a- gallery rope Hardest workers, as usual at the with 70s. Youngster playing Tvas Field. by Umpire-to-Chiet Lee Fracchla first game victory - and Moore mother died at her home. The wake three decades ago. Dinner at Guards ^ Murphy. Majewskl, Steven- mington, Del., won the $138,770 Lau(enback, after drawing a bye Eric Kellher 83-10-73, Werner COWBOYS - STEELERS — during toe first round of toe Dal- Couch ...... SaUnlello on a 2-1 pitch by relief man Terry son, Taylor, Matte. Nolon. In tob . first' round, beat David C^ien, were Joe Handley and Cac.- 14-year-

ent to Major Walter (.amie of the Salva- games back in the all important the ninth, claiming that a Phil Tost colupm. The win was only the- (toach was on the field when Bobby joining (he gipup until forced to advantage of the good weather to between 72 and 80. Pretty good Braves twice led National League JO H N O ftin ^ TH, Seikt Mcmog«r course’s ll)7-yard 8th hole. That’s the Royal Ice Cream-entry in the tion Army and Past Commander . quit', due to approaching darkness for a lad of 65, . National Farm league as town Phils' third in 22 games with the Malkmus advanced from flrart to be in company of my family, no flrat basemen In most putouts. when hi realized he’d forgotten to Earl Peterson ' represented the an(i hungix mosquitoes. - better way to end the third Satur- WINSTON TURiaHGTO N. S«riw RwpiwwHeHve register for his company’s contest champs. Other winners- of Farm Reds. second, as Mahaffey lay motion- American Legion during the pres- a • • day in S^temlMr. ..., JO E PRWJ, Sdift R»piK6tnta H v Cincinnati has only nine games less on the field. 1 1 V*' '" ' to win a hew set of clubs. leag:ue trophies were Army St entation of the Colors. Ted Stafford, program director to play to the Dodgers’ 12. The Musial’s homer" at Pittsburgh Wednesday k' ' - ''1 Reds 'are idle today while Los An- of WENF, made the commentary came 'with Ken Boyer on base ia Tump' Johnson, known around W A N T E D ! T 1 during the affair. He was assisted geles hopes to .fatten up againat the sixth. Curt Flood collected four ' his heusthold as Herb, and Dr. .A. 1959*BUICK . . . the Chicago Cubs. singles to (he attack on loser Al Sport Schedule 'm by Ted Fairbanks who made .the B. Moran each asked the same M E N - W O MEN 2-Door. Gray. AT., R. and H., P.S. Es^ra eletn. physical, arrangements. Manches- Stan Musial celebrated hto 20th M c^ a n and his successors. meiiestion, hours apart, the former ter Auxiliary PoUpe Association anniversary in the major Leagues, Billy O’Dell was the San Fran- In Ipenon and the latter via phone: from ages 18 to 62. Prepare notw Lincoln Service helps thousaada i , - 1 Today prepare for these, tasta every S I assisted and the Police & Fire all with St. Louis, by hitting his cisco Vinner over Jack Qurtis. IVhat year were foul lines installed Manchester Golf Opon, Country for U.8. Civil Service job open- M U FFLER YOUR AUTOM ATIC B R A K E S J4th home run while Larry Jack- ings in thla area during toe year. It la one of the largest Athletic Association manned the in major league parks? Recently, aub. 1958 OLDS . . . . 1 1 R i a o iL concession booth with Little son shut out Pittsburgh 3-0 'with Saturday, Sept, tf next 12 months. and oldest privately owned . • • • • •! ' r 'M % Break for Teeth in a syndicated feature, an old IN ST ALLA TIO N S-88. Blue 2-Door Hardtop. AT^ R. end H.* P.S. eEd P.B. . j-i League coaches assisting. Tom five hits. time umpire claimed Babe Ruth Town Doubles Tennis Tourna- Government pqaitiona pay as schools of its kind and la not.: DELIVERY CO N TRACT connected -with the Govern-,- |> ,. Conran was the official greeter. , -AloU on Tear Was deprived of a number o f home ment. high as $446.00 a month to i- '-'I R E L I N E D Columbus, Ohio UP) —Eigh ment. start. Contests were run off during* the Felipe Alou went on a tear school' football players, frequent runs on batted balls Mpt left the Football—Mancbeater at Oonard A afternoon with 162 prizes going to against Chicago with four hits, in- High. H»ey' provide much greater se- For FREE information on Gov- 1958 FORD. . , , .*13^5 victims of chlpp^ teeth, are get- playing field curved foul and were curity than privata. employment A LL 4 W HEELS youngsters. Abopt 100 parents cluding his I8U1 homer and four ting a good break for a change. called fouU Not even the qfllcial Sunday, Sept. 84 ernment jobs, including list o^ Black and white top 2-door hardUn*- Fairlane 500 (63A). AT., R. and H., PJS. and PJk laelodes Parlf aad Labo^ were .present which brought an ruqs batted in, as San Francisco Tonvn Doubles Tennia Tourna- ,and excellent opportunity for positions and aalariea, fill out Dr. William Heintz of Ohfo State fflncyelopedia of Baseball con- advancement. Maiiy positions Very clean. IfiCpOO'Triple " S'' Blu e Troding Stamps* end to the 1961 season which saw rolled to an 8-2 decision over the University has .resulted t o '* cus- tained the answer, but a good ques- ment. coupon and mall at once— TO- more than 900 boys playing base- Cubs. require little or no apeclalized DAY. ' • ItfiMfis laaasd npea jiay»e«3 at lin t tael fiettvefy. tom-made, liquid Istex-raymi fiber tion, especially .with the great in- education or experience. AU Work balL Milwaukee rode along with a 2-0 mouth guard which doesn’t fsU terest in the current home rup You will also get full detaila orl Guaranteed lead behind Carl Willey going to But 'to get one of these jobs, how you can. qualify yourself MONTHLY OR I'UDOET RAYMENTS out or interfere with talking. derby. Today, batted balls' ’ that you must pass a test. The com- FDRD 1957 PLY M O UT H .* 6 9 5 la Writlag the Vlghth when the Dodgers got Many dentists are • donating leave the pla^5 field, then curve to pgas these teaU.' Green and white 2-door. Real Sharp. their first run on Willey’s wild- B O WLIN G petitloi) is *keen and- ii( some their services to make original foul, are considered home runs, LEAGUES cases only one out of five pass. Don’t, delay*^ Act NOW! . FORD a CHEVY pitch with the bases loaded. Norm tooth lmpress.ion8, high school ath- GHEVY MANY OTHER MAKES and MODELS TO 24-H our PLYMOUTH « Ju d ^ en t calls by the umpire, of B Larker’s double and Snider’s letic officials say. FArents,. boost- course . . Gene Johnson, veteran of TEAM PRICES CHOOSE FROM— 175.00 AND UP if n - B urner 0,^w n SHgliUy Higher single Ued It in the ninth.. Norm er clubs, cheerleader, PTAs, ara LIN(X)LN i^ERVl^Oept.* 93 ' Otiifirs Only Slightly More naeVme-Beetr Muto. Taakeea six years professional baseball, °ekln, Illinois if* I Service Sherry opened the Uth with a classes ahd o(her groups finish the arrived hometo on .the weekend and , SHIRTS — BA US —H R his 88th bstne ran -with Tony atngle and all bands were atfe moutb miards by apuylsg tour I am very much Interested, PleaseAend me absolutely FREE (1) A„ u Easy Cre d it Terms Kidiek en base la 12th haring tat book at his off-season employ- lilt pf 'U.S.' Government, jpoaltiona and Mlaries; (2) Information vdien raUef pRcber Don MeMahon boists o f tbs latex aM ikyloa fiber meftt at iforiarty Bros.' as a car 6C-8 vletory over Delrolt. muffed Bob Aspromente’i blgti iBlxtun over .‘the caats. (in how to qualify for a U.8. Government Job.* M A N CHISTEII P lteU a g-A rt Mnhafftiy, FUlUek i salesmaq. when we got .together ACCESSORIES M u m m m 4 O IL CO MPA NY BRAKE bouncer Jor so error. Hodges beat to talk baseball .Although, he Name • • • •.Age.r 357 lr«od St. —Kbnt oot teognia-leodlng Cincla- out a Vimt and Snider brokfi It up ' Kansas (aty Manager Hank SH OT Bourne Buick, InC: TEL. Ml 3-S320 att Redo ’4-0, etiildng out nine la with a bouncing single down the didn't have as Mg a year lia he Address $H0P Ml 3-2444 Bauer hit above .500 tmee during had hoped for, Johnson Is never- NKSSIFF ARMS GO. CORNER OF MAIN ST. vid MIDDLE, TURNPIKE ' *' eUkt toalBgs befiore be was injured Mltotfield line. an 11-yaar stretch with the Tan- City .•-^eaeeae'essee eaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeae •Uta...... «M i Mt kf • ttranl ban la iriBih. fisndy' Kottfim, fioMrtli D adgee TOetMi loeli^ torwai^ to going " H O USE'OP SPORTS’* $57 Browl St.~-.MI S-U 4i . | a M 671 (Mr CH M 852 , , . . Wok Is tho v rln g ia his bid tor tSl BIAIN RT.Ml t-lM T Oivai Exact Dinictlona to Tour H om e...... 1’.'. .;. a - 'V^ S-horth Is (ho aiajor leagues . . e a « e • e va ...... ------I '' '.... . a) t-Ce/Sai.' * -' tL« S' s • Apartaseats-r-llat*— Suburban If or Rent' 66 Hoosca for Sftit Housei for Solo R oobm for Solo 61 Bomrs inthoiS B oiri 19 Rsaort Property iri>r Sals 7* Claims HUtory Confused ^ HflAttBi and PhuBbioc 17 THERE OUGHtA BH A LAW BY FAGALT ani W B T B lf Tenements D/ \V m/ \- ar t kCFW. a m. ______^.j______^ . . ' - ' ' THREE ROOM apartment furnish- $11,900-^ BBDROQM ranch, flto- 6-6 DUPLEX oiw. West Side. • bad- 'RfeSENTlkC: BOLTON LAKE—A 6 room cottage, ThYM Itooutt'of FurpituTS FURNI8IIB1D ROOMS, complete for RB!NT-r4 toom duplex, lass* ed, heat,' hot water, private en- place, aluminum storm windows, m m a, 2 heating syatema, Ixrg* Uynwood Drive, winterized, ho* PLUMSma AMD — n - bouaakeei^ facUltlaa, 'Centrally moAeUng inatallaUona, repair*. tl FROM MODEL HOME requind, $118 per month.-Cslt MI trance, $75 mohthly. PI 2-6978 large lot, cellar. Carlton W. lot, excellent taveatipent opportUn. TO THk quality company water, located near thq, (XASSIFIED All work guaranteed, 35 year* ex- located; Clnldna aeceptM-*4tmlt- 9M64 after 4 p.m. after 4 p.m. Hulchtoa, Ml 9-0182. Ity for Only $18,900. Beechler- beach. Immediate occupancy.' Ap- ed. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch Bt, Man- Ike Denies Story Wost p^enoe, M-hour aervioe. Call '.C ept Over $700 Smith, Jlealtors, MI 0-8982, m CONSCIOUS BUY^R ply Edward J. Holi or your own Ban VaaCamp. IQ . chaster, V for RENT—6 room flat, complete- TWO FAMILY RANCH, 6-4, en- 8-6969. broker. Tel. Ml 8-6117. NBVm BEEN USED ly renovated. Call after 6 p.m. MI Wanted To Rent 68 closed breezeway, gaiiige. Laige 109 N. Elm Street 9-4028. lot, treaa, $19,600. 'Carlton. W. BOWERS SCHOOL — Beautiful 6 -1 ^ Flics $888 LARGE, comtortaUa room, ktteb* FOUR OR five room hoqse, apart- We will be proud to show this Might Have Won Berlin Radio>l4 RcfNdr Hutchins, MI 9-8182. room Cape, aluminum. siding, en privileges. MI 9-3661. five large rooms, central, good ment; or duplex at North Find, wooded lot, J$14,090, Carlton w . fine immaculate 6 room Cap* — 8 Wanteo—Rent Estate 77 Serricea ‘ 18 P s y O nly $4 W eek neighborhood, Oct, 1, ^ .'C a ll Ml , middle-aged couple. MI 9-9684 any Hutchins, MI 9-6182. bedrooma, 1(4 baths, living room (Ooattoaed from Page Oae) CLASSlFIEb ADVERTISING DfePT. HOURS ROOM NEAR Pbst Office for work- 8-8160. time weekends. Week days after with fireplace, exceptional features IF YOU are interested ta selling you,” Ruak wrota Irslrii. '%» . ing gin, board optional. All prlvl- 5 SAJLtoSP^. OONKbB'B TV and RAdlo Benrlce, Sacrifiotag oomplets bedroom, , * • * such as mahogany cabinats, out- and are looking for personalized aimed at rejecting - tha Sovtat available alt hour*. 8at|a(actloc complate living room and Kitchen lagea of home. MI $-6746. $18,900 —Immac ul at e i room service, call thie office. Alice has told me that none of thepe Colonial waU-wall carMt. St. alde wrought iron raUinga and claim that'the ciqiturt at. Barlln guaranteed. Call MI 5-mS. decorator furniture from model dla- Famished Apartments 63-A stone work, llling Junior High Juat Clampet, 843 Main St. Manches- were intended.” by SO'vlet forces somehow gave p l » home. Wa ^|riu give you irse MOVING—TV $16; converter, $16; Boding Property For Sale 70 James Parish, Carlton W. Hutch- ter. 'Tel. MI 9-4543 The political leaders of the day, OOPV CLOSING HUE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ins. MI 64)182. Btepa away. them soma superior poeiUioa with TV SERVICBl—AU itiakea. Ghnmat, delivery and'fres stoiiga up to «w desk, $10; roaster oven and grill, TWO ROOM tarnished iqiartmeift. BOLTON—6 room Ranch 8(4 years Eisenhower said, determined long tS T n im fBIDAV M M JLM.P-«ATinU>AT • A JC. Boooomlcal. EDgh quality parts. $10; oak dining aet, $30tcalMet, respect to that city regonfless of' year. Heated. Kitchen set, renigerator, COMMiJilGiAL PROPERTY old, modern kitchen with buUt-tas; ELVA TYLER, Realtor ASK US about our cash, offer for before the closing campaign of the Allied agrecnlenta. Guaranteed 90 daya Famous tor $6; end tables, $6; dlvano, $U; dtatag room, hot water baseboard Manchester your property. No red tape. Hon- war upon dividing G^many for bedrooifl aet. Low rent. Adults. MI 9-4469 MI 9-5061 "We tried to point out that A l-' PLEASE READ TOUR AO aervies since i m . Pbona MI NORMAN'S arm chair, $8; fence, iron poata Apartment 4, 10 Depot Square. on Center Street. Excellent income, heat, full basement with recrea- est value, H.' J. Bradley, MI 3-7879. occ^ational purposes. 9-453?. Pottarton'a. 130 e n te r St and gates. $60. Ml $-1996. room for business expkn^ion. $4,000 lied forces in fact captured three m MW th* pkMM M • OM* 446 HARTFORD ROAD tion room, 2-car garage, mmeelte Deli^tful Manchester "Tney decided upon this course Ml $-1834 TWO ROOM furnished apartment,’ down payment can take this prop- drive, larM lot. $17,900. Phllbrick CASH WATTINa tor property own- despite contrary military advice,” German provinces, with a popula- fete M r a n D A T IT TELEVISION antannaw and rotor ROOM FOR RXnirr, gentleman pre- one block from Mata St.- MI erty over. Quick action wanted.. ers. Please call us before you buy Eisenhowei' wrote Laird. tion of eight mlUitfn people, which Before you buy furniture any- ' ferred, teleriione in.room, shower. Agency, MI 9-8464. m tem s tnstaUed and repaired. where-rahop at ^orman’a 9-6746,______I,. CUSTOM BUILT or sell. 8i>edy service. J. D. He said he urged a different were turned over to the Soviets Serving ’ Manchester and' aur- 123 Florence S t Ml 8-7908. SIX ROOM ranch, 6 years old, Are You A Realty. Ml 8-5129. solution for Berlin than was in compliance with the same 4* roundlns araaa. Modern TV Sarv- WOODEN STORM windows and IKREE ROOM Kirnlshe'd apart- J. D. REALTY Bow.ani School, all rooms better agreed upon in London "and bower occupation agreement which IM. 40^3snter S t. MI A3306. LARGE FURNISHED roeftn for one 470 Main Street .M I 8-5129. WISH SOMEONE to handle yout screens. Call MI 6:8631 for aiaea or two with light housekeeping and ment with shower. Andover Cen- than avarage ta size, entire base- SPLIT level which I have always understood provided for our rights in Bsrlin.. and price. ter.- PI 2-7641. ment; finish^ off Into large family Mother Goose... real estate? Call me at Ml 9-0326 RADIO-TV RBPAIR8, any make, bath. Parking. MI 9-4776. V VERY desirable taduatrial build- was finally approved by the heads "Let me emphasize again that room, 4H% mortgage, m eed for High with view, 2-year-oto 8-bed- 'or prompt Snd courteous service. of government at Yalta.” the purpose of this portion of the tree pickup and deUvmy on amaU three ROOM furnished ing. Ground floor, 10,600 sq. ft., G.E. ELECTRIC refrigerator for FURNISHED room for rent fo r apart- quick sale, $16.^. ]^llhriok room. 6-room split le'vel. Features Joeeph Barth, Broker. Laird also released a reply from publication was to meet a point of radios, ‘a. Hours 6-16 sale, good condition. Phone Ml ' ment. Ideal for workinworking couple or 3,000 aq. ft. leased to shoe store, Agency, MI 9-t464^'K^ include hot water oil heat, full plas- Ml p.m. H A B and TV. MI gentleman. AU conveniences, park- also 2 large storage rooms. 1st floor CUSTOMERS waiting. UsUngs Secretary Rusk to his telegram Soviet propaganda.” 3-2711 3-4786. MI 9-8061, MI 9-6614. newlyweds. Gall.MI 9-8863 for ap- ter house, 1(4 baths, $Hctureixx>k 0-6582, Ml $-1479. polntnient. ' 15,500 sq. ft. leased, o'wner’s of- BRICK HOME—6 large rboqia, 2 biye Yn A Shoe wanted. Single or 2 or 4 family asking Rusk to withdraw the Laird said tliat although he re* kitchen, dining room, rec room with pamphlet from publication. ONE KNEE-HOLE desk, two end fiae 25x40, and a drug store and full baths, 2-car garage, excellent fireplace, 2-car garage, large shade homes. Broker MI 3-1365. celved the letter from Rusk he had tablea, 31%x31%, all mahogany ROCKVILLB — 12 Ellington Ave. barber shop. Second floor large condition Between one and t#o TRY THIS a-ROOM BRICK CAPE Rusk said the department cast received no word as to whether the trees, beautiful lot. House vacant no reflection on Eisenhower or MilUncry DreamakinK 19 leather top, excrilent condition. Rsoms With Board 59>A Lwge well tarnlahed two room diaplay room 64x150. 3 offices acres of land. Fruit ttoea. High Priced to sell. COD for aize tS m u lly designed for second printing of the pamphlet MI 9-9088 after 6. apartment, adults-only. Tel TR 14x15, one office 24x24, 2 oil fired elevation. Six miles from Man- modern living 'w|to Htoplace in Legal Notice suggested that Allied militarj’ ac- will be changed. FOR DRESSMAKma and kltera- BOARD AND room for retired gen- 8-9121 o r T R 6-5689. MI 8-6273 Living Room, apacioub Kitchen, tion was not fully under the di- The secretary’s letter, Laird sold, furnaces 495,000 BTU’s, Potential cheater. Phllbrick Agency MI Legal Notice: Pursuant to the pro- FOR THE HRST TIME'ANYWHERE tiona, call Lyn Kratzke MI 8-0682 TWOrPIECE sectional aofa, $40; tleman, quiet home ta co u n ^ , one Income $23,000 per year. Selling 6-8464 basement laundry. 4 airy Bed rection of responsible govern- “does not face up to the facts and any time. two fireside chairs, $10 each. MI floor, love and kindness. Reason- ANDOVER-'-Two room furnished rooms. Aluminum'screens,''atorm viaiona of Sec. 13-113 of the Gen- ments. I again call on him to immediate- price $115,000, Schwartz Real Es- Brae'Burn ’ Realty eral Statutes of Connecticut, Re 4-1443. able. Write 'Box W, Herald. apartment for rent, heat, ' elec- tate. MLS Realtor, AD 6-1241. MI RANCH—5(4 rooms, $ years old windows. Buy it on a shbe string "The portion of the publication ly correct the great injurtlce done A »H O U R WANT AB ANSWERINfi tricity, hot water tarnished. C. H. 3-0683. Bowers School area, family size $15,500. Cal] Annette Hunter, MI vision fit 1958, and Sec. 128, T4tle which scema to have disturbed to Gen. Eisenhower.” M ovIiit —Tniekiiv-* Help Wanted— F e m ^ 35 Artlcldi For Sal^ 45 Fuel and Feed 49>A COOKWARE dlatributor has 17- Btlens, P I 2-7278; kitchen, plastered waUs, cast iron NEW RANCHES—Featurtaitag, city 9-5306, MI 9-3605. 23, UR. Code of 1658, the State Storage 20 ------plece, waterless stainless steel Apartments-^FIatzh- baseboard heat, l>car garage. This water, city gas, IandKhping, Highway Department will hold a SERVlOE FREE TO HERAU REARERS LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobsen, DON’T WAIT until sndw flies — cookware, reg. $10.80; sacrlflce Tenements 63 Land For Sale 71 house offerg you those little extras 90x160 lots, formica counters, knot- TRADITIONAL .. Gracious Co- public hearing on September 21, Springs; George Thayer, 165 Fer- MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- CAPABME WOMAN to care tor 3 Bolens, Goodall, Aricou. Riding order your wood now at the Wnd- $89.60. v m deliver; bu o-moo. Bnslncn Locations that make a house a home, $19,500. ty pine cabinets, full basements, lonial with 6 big rooma. Li'ving 1961, at 8:00 P.M., in the Wapping Hospital Notes uson Rd.; Mra. Marion Retahom. Want taf children evenings, AO 9-7764, mowers. Bolena t h.p. Ridsmatie FOUR LOTS. Bolton Notch. Water metal hatchways, full Insulation, Grammar School on Ayers Road, fT Winter St.; Joaeph Grenier, 76 ing Company. Local and long dis- ham Woodyard. Slabs and hard- 9-PIDCE mahogany dining room GENERAL RENTAL agoicy, J. D. For Rent 64 Phllbrick Agency, MI 0-8464. Room with fireplace and air-condi- HatadT Stanply ealt Mm tractora with over 31 attachments. Included on each. $3,200. 12 acres colored bath fixtures, ceramic tile, Sdutb Windsor, relative to the rec- Deepwood Dr.; Mra. Beverly Ma- at tance moving, packing and stor- WOMEN WANl'ED—Part-time tele- wood cut to'any length you want. set, reiuonably i^ced. OUl MI Realty, 470 Mata Street, MX tioning. ' Dining Room. Roomy age. Regular service throughout Used mowers and tractora. Parts Call HArrison 8-0408. ~ days 8-6129. EXCELLENT nwt for any buataesa Andover, $2,200. PI 2-8090. MANCHESTER—Bowers School—7 hot air heat, built-in oven and Kitchen with inlaid counters, taUe ommended . location of Conn. 261, Visiting hours ore Z to S pan. lone, -84 Proapect St.; Sharon P»>ihon'e service. Chooee your own and service. Capitol Eqt^m eot 8-6410. range, garage. Priced from from about 1,900 feet westerly of for all are**, except maternity MANCHiSTeR ANSWERING SERVICE N ^ Ehigland States and Florida. holOurs, Call MI 8-2030. 9 to 4, nij^ts 7:80 to 9 os office. Center at town, plenty rooma, 1(4 hatha, fireplace, g * space. 8 Bedrooms,, lU baths. 2-car Adams, Wapping; Charles Marks, MI 8-6863. Co.. 88 Main. M ir3-7968. — ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner, THREE ROOM cold flat automatic of pasktag.^ Ml 9-8229 9-8 rage, hot water oil heat, custom $12,490 to $14,490 with as little garage. Tree shaded lawn. Near U.S. 5 in South Windsor to Inter- where they ore 2 to 4:$0 and 6:80 East Hartford; Elwood BurdSoU, Ml 94)500 hot water. 64 Birch St., second Houses For Sale 72 built 1950. Escott Agency, MI $390 down. ' For additional in- schools, bus, shopping. Call Tom state 84, the Wilbur Cross High- to 8 p.m.; and private rooma where Ellington; Mra. Pearl Daley, An- AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- EXPERIENCED full-time sales- FIAT WALL STONE, fireplace and used one month, $56; aet 8 bed- person. Apply in person. Marlow’s, Garden— Parin>7-Dairy room lamps,' living room lamps. floor. MI 9-8690. STORE near Main St. at 26 Birch 9-7888. formation or appointment call HI Tyska, MI 9-5306. BU 9-6500. way, in Mancheatkr. A map shoiy- they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors dover: Debra Thomaa, Kenvro^ Ton’ll hear frooi our advertiaer la Jig moving, packing, storage. Low veneer stone. Five slsea to select St. 2,000 sq. ft., parking. Apply $12,600—SIX ROOM colonia'., nice 9-5391, John Panciera, kH 9-1898 are requested not to smoke ta pa- Inc., 867 Mata. ^ Products 50 MI 8-6828. ing the recommended location is Rd., Vernon; Lisa Gagnon, Varaon- wtIhMrt apiadlnf all eveadag aA Mm tdephoae. rate on long distance movea' to from. Bolton Notch Quarry. Tel. MODERN FOUR room apartment, Marlow’s, 867. Main. condition, plcturebook kitchen, RANCH—A fine 5 room ranch style on file with the -Town Clerks of tient’s rooms.. No more than two Ave., Rockville; Carl AkerBnd, 48 states. Personalised service, Ml MI 9-0617. very central. Carlton W. Hutchins COUNTERGIRLS wanted for 7 GRAPES—Pick your own, $1 a Vernon, heat and hot water, fur- home with attached garage la now South Windsor and Manchester visitors at one time, per patient. Coventry; Mrg. Jennie Mattaltae, 8-6187. CH 7-1423. nished. Call TR 6-5816. OFFICE SPACE available on Main Ml 9-4132. DIRECT FROM owner — 5 room BARROWS and p.m. to midnight and midnight to ONE 21” ARVIN TV, UHF and basket. After 4 p.m. and all day Musical InstmiaeiitB 53 available in an excellent auburban for public Inspection. All persons 575 Center St.; Leon Zaccoro, 71 8. Street suitable for attornw, ac- ranch. $12,900. Call MI 9-7311 PaUento Today: 226 MANCHESTER Package DeUvery. 7 a.m. shift. Apply Mr. Donut, 255 VHF Boland Ctonaole, just been Saturday. 270 Hackmatack Bt. FOUR ROOMS, all improvements, BOWERS SCHCXIL—6 room Eng area. A few of the features of this interested in this mattey are in- Adams St.; Mra. Antoinette Leptae, S BusineaB Services Offered 13 W. Middle Tpke. ONE BUE8CHER alto saxophone, countant Or realtor..Tel. MI 9-6837. desirable home are 8 bedrooma, vited to attend the hearing. Lght truckliig and package deliv- overhauled, new picture tube and on West side .o f town. Write Box Hah Colonial, 1V& baths,, large MANCHESTER—A half block off WALLACE ADMITTED SATURDAY: Dav- Rt. 30, Vernon; Donald Frazee, 82 TOMATOES—Pick your own 50e a very good condition, $110. MI fireplace, large kitchen with built- Howard S. Ives id Warner, Tankeroosan' Rd.. Ver- Uition St.. Rockville; Stopiun XXSCmOLDX Bale* and Bervice, CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. ery. Refrigerators, washers anr EXPERIENCED v^ tress wanted, practically aU new tubes. $78. MI E, Herald. OFFICE FOB rent 600 sq. feet, kitchen, 8 large bedrooms, large Main Street, 7 room Colonial, 1(4 stove moving meclalty. Foli 9-5624. half bushel. Michael Kurys, 0-8809. after 4 p.m. 100% Main Street location. Call wooded ‘lot, 25x60’ outdoor awlm.- in oven and range, aluminum 55 E. Center St. MI 9-5806 State Highway Commissioner non; Mrs. Ina Lynn, South Wind- Straight 29 Lilac S t; Mra. Valeen banded repreaentative, Alfred Reaaonable rates. CaU PI 2-7568 3 nights a week, Monday,- Wednes- French Road, Boltqn. storm windows and acreena, built- batha, 4 room down, 8 bedrooms between 1:80-4:80 or any time chairs for rent. MI 9-0782. day and Saturday from 6-1 p.m. REFRIGERATOR Norge, RCA FOUR ROOMS, hot air oil heat, MI 3-6419 or MI 3-7614. mlng pool, tennis court, barbeque, up. Modern kitchen. 8 porches, sor; Mrs. May White, 75 W. Mid- Dummer and daughter, Dobson Amen, 306 Henry Bt. Tel. MI SPEED GRAPHIC camera F 4.7 near bus, Parkade, adults, 84 1-car garage, $28,900. Phllbrick in fire alarm, split rail fence. It la dle Tpke,; Ann Reale, 11 Bonne:? Ave., Vernon; Mrs. Jndlth Ladd MiK. Saturday or Sunday. apply In person. Charcoal Broiler, whirlpool washer, kitchen set, liv- well shaded lot, 2-car • garage, SO. WINDSOR*—home of executive Ektar lens supermatic abutter, Durant St. Agency, MI 9-8464. located on a spacious 100x200’ lot. $15,900. Phllbrick Ageficy, MI designed by a well known Man- Rq.; Jaapar Howarth, RFD 2; ahd daughter. Amaton; M^s. Ellao- 660 E. Middle Tpke. range finder, speed gun and extra Fertilizers 50*A ing room couch and chair. Very For additional Information call WANTED-^Rlde to and from Uni- STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Painting—PaperiBf 21 reasonable. MI 9-8936. Honaes For Rent 65 9-8464; cheater architect, 10 acres of land Floyd Kelsey, 86 Wells St.; Mrs. beth Lathrop and dau^tar, 6T fireplaces, Osgstone ' terraces. extension flash; 6 m film holders, SIX ROOM Cape,' fireplace, garage, McCarthy Enterprises. MI 9-5891. Esther Curves Marie Newman. Glastonbury: Mrs. Village St, Rockville; Mra. Betty veraity of Conn., Hartford Branch, EXPERIENCED womin for baby- GOOD COW MAI4URE $5 and $10 FIVE ROOM flat, ranch style. To John Panciera, MI 9-1898. overlooking the Connecticut Val- Monday tbru Thuraday days. MI Work done at reaaonable prices. EXTERIOR and Interior painting, sitttag, one day a week, 2 pre- pack adapter, set of Omag filters, STAFFORD SPRINGS, Modern 4 near to stores, schools and bus. ley. Too many extras to enumer- Edith Ducharine, Wellwood Circle, Baracco and son, W. Vernon S t; Guaranteed. MI 3-0796. decorating, ceilings, floors. Clean case. Condition excellent $125. 6x7 loads. Delivered. Excellent for ccqitact, 93 Waddell Rd. room year ’round cottage, near Marlon E. Robertson. Iroker. MI Rockville; Joseph Naumec, 3 Wal- Mrs. Lillian Gibson and daughter, 3-SS43. school children. References re- Wanted—To Bay 58 3-5953. MANCHESTER—Cape, may be had ate. Schwariz Real Estate, MLS To Northwest workmanship. Free estimates. No quired. M3 9-6980. Elwood enlarger with Bausch A shrubs, lawns, etc. MI 8-7804, MI parkway. Call OV 4-3880, OV BOLTON LAKE — $12,400 Realtor, AD 6-1241, MI 3-0683. nut St.: Donald Krause, 76 West Tolland; Mrs. Doris RockenbZcA M A M RUBBISH — Residential, Job too small. John Verfaille. MI Lomb lens, condition good, $85. 9-8781, 76 LINDEK STREET, immediate 4-7025. with extra lot, city utilities full WANTED TO BUY for cash an- cellar, $18,200, Also 6 room Cape, St.; Mrs. Gertrude Farrell, 78 and aon, R6T> 2; Mra.. Adrlenns commercial, industrial. Barrels 8-2821. 12 gauge Parker Broe. douue bar- occupancy, 6 room duplex. Leas* RANCH—8 rooma, wall-to-wall car- RIDE WANTED from McKee St. FULL OR PART-TIME solicitor lor tiques old furniture, primitives, and referencea. MI 8-2721 — 9 to 6. nice yard with trees, fireplace, ga- Two tall batha, 6 room Cape, Birch Mt. Rd.; Mrd/ Lena De- Allen and aon, South Wlndaor. to Parkade, 8 a.m. MI 8-79M. furnished. Cleaning vacant homes, cosmetic line. Call Mrs. Leclerc, rel shotspi. Good $35. Phone MI COVENTRY 4 room house, stove pet, 3 roonis furnished, attached From Florida oil paintings bric-a-brac. Will call PROSPEtJT OR rage, $1S\990. Robert wolverton fireplace, plastered walls, base Grace, ISA Oak St., Rock'ville; DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: apartments, attics, cellars, yards. MI 3-1892 any time. ' 9-2087 after 5 o’clock. Honsehold Goods 51 and refrigerator, $75 monthly. garage, newly painted. Must sell. Mrs. Margaret Lahey, 6 Preaton PAINTING, floor sand- rivately. village Charm An' THREE ROOMS, first floor, lights, Elderly couple preferred. MI Agency, MI 8-1914. Mra. Carol ArchombauU, Coven- RIDE WANTED to Hartford S-4:30 Incinerators emptied. Light truck- S[ques. MI 9-4886. heat, hot water. Two {Mtolts, $86. ment garage, lake privilegea. Broker. MI 3-1865. (Oonthsued from Page One) Dr.; Michael Devlin, Andoveb. try; William DeLong, South Cov- from Mancheater Green to vicinity ing. MI 9-9787 tag. Can ‘ HAPPY WOMAN. Run friendly lit- WOOLENS FOR rue making. All TORO LAWI.'MOWERS at new low 3-8404. 'SUSPECT? prices. 21” self-propeUed Toro Inquire SO WiUlams St. NINE ROOM home ta suburban lo- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Ar- entry; Laura Prentice, 110 Comp- of Royal Typewriter. MI 8-0221. tle shop-by-mall club, two,hours shades. Pilgrim Mills formerly WE BUY, SEZL or trade antique Do. you want to “ SELL” your LAWRENCE F. FIANO TWO BEDROOMS? 2 bedrooms In tected waters from Miami to ALL KINDS of clocks repaired. An- EXTERIOR and interior painting. weekly, 10 weeks. Nice warm fun, Cheney Hall, Hartford Road. Open rotary, reg. price $139.95, nerial BOLTON—5 room modem ranch cation, 5 bedrooms possible, one this excellent 8 room ranch lO' thur Noyes. East Hartford; *5*,**.*‘*™’J*™ and used furnlturo, china, glass, FOUR ROOM tenement,newly re- property, or do you want to con- Realtor Ml 8-2766 Rhode Island. uth S t. Rockville; WUliam tiques included. Work guaranteed. Paperhangtag, WaUpaper books. help your friends shop better. Get noon till 9; Saturday 10-6. $99.95. Marlow’s, Ine., 807 Mata, beautifully fumiahed, electric ap- acre of land and another lot avail- cated in one of Manchester's fin' Mildred Carney. 42 Cornell 8t.; Wailpnper removed. Ceilings. MI 9-6221. silver, picture fnunes and old decorated, furiiace heat Inquire pliances, oil heat, lease required. duct a sightseeing tour through able. Beechler-Smlth Realtors, MI The British-owned Bahamas ap- Mrs.. Evelyn Lorentzen, 166 Center , Coventry; Mra. Elate Bard, n -WANTED-Ride from Lake Street MI 9-1962 $50 tre« in fine merchandise. Send coins, old dolls and guns, hobby 153 Cooper Bill St. Must be seen your home? If it’s the latter, you ted Crawford Ml 9-4410 est areas. Pinq paneling, fireplace peared In for nothing worse than to Traveler*, 8 to 4:30. MI 9-8576. Floors. Good clean workmanship. for 276-page catalog today. Popu- AUTOMATIC electric oil pump, 100 References. MI 9:6476. 9-8952, MI 8-6969. In large living room, attached ga- St.; Mrs. Frances Pantaleo, 775 Mattter St.; William Dum, 13 Rqs- HOME LANDSCAPING. lawn FuUy insured. Reasonable rates. feet of new copper tubing, two 50- RElNT A tape recorder ag low as collections, attic contents or whole to be a|q)reciated. MI 3-7580. handle it. But if you really want it angry surf. Porker St.; Elliott Randall. 152 seir De , Vemon; Mrs. ktUdr^ lar Club, Dept. D752, Lynbrook, 60c daily. Marlow’s, 867 Madn. estates. Furniture Repair Service, THRE&BEDROOM ranch in Buck- sold, quickly, quietly, cgnault us. MANCHESTER-M! tbom Dutch Co- Vernon rage and 'breezeway. Any offer Sustained winds of 150 miles an maintenance, lawn fertlUzatisn, Leo PeUetier, MI 9-6326 or MI N. Y. gallon drums, two burners. Very FOUR ROOM apartment, central- will be given carefiQ considers' Loomis St.; Mrs. Edwins Grant, Early, Hebrbn Rd., Boltmi; Ibr- hedge pruning! Contact John E. 9-6082. reasonable. Tel. MI 3-1037. CaU MI- 9-5221. TalcottvUIe, Conn. Tel. MI 8-7449. ley School area available now. $150 We are LARGE enough to serve lonial, large private yard, nicely hour roared around the storm's ranee Doyle, 423 SummlCBt; Ltada ly located, automatic heat, hot you. and SMALL enough to KNOW tion. Jacli. J. Lappen Agency. 8 Coventry: Mrs. Anna Jordan, 42 AstomObfles for Sale 4 Whitham, MI 9-2660, monthly. MI 3-0095. landscaped, city utilities, 14x19 MITCHELL EXCHANGE eye and hurricane force winds of East St., Rockville: George Szynal, Jones, 112 N.xEIm St;.,Victor Dbl- PAINTING AND paperhangtag. 3WO-WHEED garden tractor, new BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN FRANK IS buying and selling good water, adults. Phone MI 8-21’ri: YOU living room with fireplace and Blssell St. MI 9-4606, MI 4-1894, 74 miles an hour pr stronger OLDER CARS mecbanlca ape- CLERK-TYPIST, mature, part- used furniture and antiques start- after 6 MI 8-8470. MI 4-0149. 20 High St., Rockville; Henry Ant- lak, Wapptag; ArtoMr Noyqi, Eaat SAM’S UPHOLSTEIRT — ReUred Good clean workmanship at rea- engine, $76; compressor, $50; TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING I SOUTH WINDSOR (Wapping Sec- open atairway. 13x18 kitchen, din- Non-development 7-room split level, howled 170 miles to the northeast Hartford; Caroijm ktaboney. 81 ciala, fixit youraelf cars, alwaya time. Tel. MI 3-4686. 1, 2, or 8 YEARS TO PAYI ing Sept. 9 at 420 Lake St. .Call and 2 batha, 3 or 4 possible t^drooms, til, Willimantic; Judy Watson, Wil- from the shop. Cim take care sonable ratea. SO years in Man- trailer, 36-inch welded cut rear tion).-For lease. Sept, 15 to June JARVIS ing room, 3 twjn-eized bedrooma, and 100 miles to the southwest of son Lane, Vernon; Mrs. Ann Luc- Main St.; Rthuell Labbe, S Brtel a good aelectioa. Look behind our all your upholstering . needs at cheater. Raymond Flake. M3 “SUPER DELUXE” see what we’ve got. Closed Smi' 30; attractively furnished 1959 plastered walls, large carport with THREE BEDROOM ranch with ga- the eye. "AVON GIFTS are divine and so end. PI 2-7211. days. MI 9-6580. plastered wails, oil Hot water aei, Hazardville; Mra. Celia Matua’, Dr., Rockville; AugustKlaelewtey, Oouj^aa Motors, 833 Main, great savins.' CaU CH 2-2378. 9-9237. 3 ROOMS OF FUtlNITURB ranch (about 1600 sq. ft.). 3 twin heat, desirable location. Reduced storage area. High, well shaded (4 rage and many extras, will aacri Gale winds lashed a tremendous economical” say thousands of flee. Call owner. MI 9-6412. Colchester: Judy Hattin, 128 Hil- Id Norman St;; Mra. Rabm Baige- satisfied customers throughout the 20” BICYCLE, tricycle, 26” boy’a ALL 100 4(> GUARANTEED sized bedrooms, den, dining room, REALTY eO. to $17,000 Robert Wolverton Agen- acre lot. Anxious owners waiting area extending 350 miles to the vta, 122 H a i ^ St.; M i^ Itory NRSD A CAR and had your credit TYRRELL FOR painting and English bicycle, baby crib, desk. ONLY $488 WANTED-Glrl’S 36”^ blcycle. used liard St., Rockville; Mrs. Nettie country. As an AVON Representa- but' good condition please. MI attractive kitchen, appliances, REALTORS MLS INSURERS cy, MI 3-1914. for offers. Asking $17,800. north and 200 miles to the south- Fenton, East Hartford; tuioad doamT Short on down pay- paperhangtag. interior and exter- Call MI 9-7927. $16.18 DeUvers Scenic 25x18 living room, fireplace, 1(4 EAST HARTFORD — Excellent 7- White, 292 Kelly Rd.. Vemcm: Mrs. mantr Bankrupt? ReposseauanT Honseliold Senrieis tive you can realize fine earnings 9-7046. 283 E. Center St. MI 3-4112 west of the center. Bernadette Capen, Hall Rd., Rock- Hayden, Waiqilng; Richard ior. MI 3-7026. .$16.18 Month baths, full basement including IS LO CA-noN Important? We offer LAWRENCE F. FIANO year-old, 6 room Cape Cod. Con- Whirling along at 12 miles an Don't give iq>! See HOneat Doug- Offered . 13-A by SHOWING the Christmas Gift MI 9-2519 MI 3-7847 venient location. Hot water oil ville: Carl Sheito, Coventry; Mrs. ton, 12 Doone S t; Mrs. LHHan Catalog. Let ua show It to YOU.. YOU GET — Tolland ' garage, large-v lot. About one in the Bowers School area this 6 hour, Esther was as big and rough laa, get the lowdown on the lowest 16-PIECB BEDROOM Realtor Ml 6-2766 heat, 2 full baths, fireplace. Phyllis NevUle, 146 Adams St.; Corthy, Wethersfield; Busiknne down and amaUeat payments any- FLAT FINISH Holland window Electrical Semcea 22 Just., phone BU 9-4922 today. ’Buildlntt Materials 47 Rooms Withoot Board S9 mile to Wilbur Cross. Adults GLASTOITBURY—6 room remch, 1 room ranch, 3 large bedrooma, aa Carla was when she devastated Mrs. Tessie Lacava, 130 Union-St., Blaiadell, Overlook Dr., Vdntap: shades made to. measure. AU 18-PIECB LIVING ROOM preferred, references required. baths, center h&ll, 8 twin size bed formal dining room. Juki what Usable 3 or 4 bedrooms. Easily the Texas coast a week ago to- where. Not a email loan or finance 12-PIECB KITCHEIN New BOLTON LAKE Route 44 financed. Quick occupancy, Phone Rockville; Roy Jerome, 83 W. Cen- Ricker Colby, South Windsor; Jo- company plan. Douglas Motora, metal Venetian bllnda at a new FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serV' ASSORTED USED lumber, build' ROOM FOR lyoman, home pri'ri- $156, Walton W. Grant Agency, rooms, 146 foot lot, only $18,400. you want and Juat where you want day. - Plus - Lillian Grant, Realtor, MI 8-1153. $6,500 MI 3-8273, Brae-Bum Realty. ter St.; Peter Beekett, East Hart- ann Reggetts, 86 Auburn Rd.: Mr$- 888 Slain S t low price. Keys made whUe you ice oh aU types of electrical wta' tag and plumbing supplies. radiS' leges. In nice respectable home. SV2 R O O M R AN CH Carlton W.. Hutehina, Ml 9-5132. it. Beechler-Smith. Realtora, MI Small craft from Block Island, ford; Mrs. Florence Cochrane, Cov- Thereaa Cahn, 266 Oakland S t; wait. Marlow’s. tag. Licensed and insures Wilson Help Wanted—^^Mnle 36 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR.' 9-8952. MI 3-6969. R.I., to Miami should remain In tors, pipes and Are bricka, doora TV SET A iro COMB. RANOE Call MI 9-9048, MI 8-7797 any time. Wirii SMALL HOUSE, heat and hot SEVEN ROOM Cape—on bus Itas, Five room winterized cottage, new DUTCH COLONIAL —Thie lovely entryDonna Jones, Coventry; Miss Dorothea Benjamin, $3 Electrical Co., Manchester, Ml PLyMBERS and plUmber’s help- and wtadowa. Open daily 3:80-6 heating ayatem, well and septic port or pfotected waters, said dn Brian Artkop, Hartford; John CooUdge S t; Mrs. Louis* Busrk 1964 HUDSON 4-door,, gray, $125. RADIO-TV REPAIRS aU makes. 9-4817, Glastonbury, ME 3-7876. Free storage until Wanted. Free water, -nice location. Call MI- large family room, modern kitch- VERNON— Minutes from schools well kept home features li'ving' 9 a.m. (EDT) advisory. ers, steady work, insurance bene- p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock IcMomonf Garoc|o 3-5735 any time before 6:30 p.m. system, insulated. room, formal dining room, kitch- Belaaky Jr., Anchorage Rd., Ver- and aon, Glastonbury. CaU after 6, MI 8-0928. Cars, pbonographa changers. deUvery. Free set up by our own ONE FURNISHED room, one block en, dining room, 8 or 4 bedrooms, and shopping—we have a 2 bed This report plated the hurricane Honest, economicaL Guaranteed 90 fits. Apply in person between 8-9 R ace off North Mata St. Choman’s en, 3 bedrooma, fireplace; 1(4 non. DISCHARGED TODAY: 06rt Rouqewrecktag, MI 9-2392. reliable men. from Mata St. MI 9-6746. . — AND — basement finished ta knotty nliie, room ranch,..half acre lot. high center near latitude 20.8 north, days. Famous for service for 80 Private Instmctions 28 a.m. at Etiersbn Bros., S6 Harvard Phone for appointment 416 LAKE ROAD, Andover. Fur- garage, wooded tot, close to LAWRENCE F. FIANO baths, laundry room, plastered ADMITTED TODAY: David Po- Sheito,- Coventry; Jqamb Kriit Street, New Britain or call for ap- nished 4 room cottage for winter, with trees, attached garage, eO' Realtor Ml 8-2766 longitude 69.2 west, or about 700 enert. Loveland Hill, Rockville. South Windsor; Ann Reole, ,11 164T PORD one-half top pickup years. Phone SQ 9-4687. Potter- Samuel Albert, Htfd. CH 7-0858 PLEASANT furnished room, kitch- schools and shopping, $16,900. Phil closed patio, big kitchen, plenty of walls, tall basement, oil heat, aide ton's. DRUMMINO lessona for beginners pointment. JA 9-8287. * ' YOUR BEST BUY IS AT NEW 6 ROOM CAPE oil heat, electric hot water, fully porch, garage, amesite drive. miles east of Palm Beach. Fla'., BIRTHS SATURDAY:. A aon to Bonner Rd. trd(^, $100. MI 9-6941 after-4 P-m. , -See It Day or Night en privileges.. Schom teacher or brick Agency, bH 9-8464. cabinets, glass enclosed ceramic and 460 tallea southwest of Ber- by experienced teacher. Matthew If you have no means of trsnspor- .business lady. Centrally located. Both feature: Oeramlo'haUi, Insulated, suitable for family of Shade trees. Excellent location. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Menard, WASHER - REFRIGERATOR re- WANTM>—Assistant Manager in NATIONAL four. Laige lot. Call Roland H. bath, big llvlnjg room with picture muda. 1954 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4^oor Keeyers, 20 Portland St. MI 9-0608. tation, I’ll send my auto for you. CaU MI 8-7918. oU hot water heat, spadou. WALKER STREET—6 room Cape, window, view for miles, fully ANDOi^ER — $13,100 For additional information or ap- Thompsonville; a son to kfr. and ^ sedan la g6od condition, $200. MI pairs. Prompt, economlca], expert, the shoe department in King’s De- Peterson, 66 Frederick St., New- screened porch, fireplace. 1-car All interests along the entire Mrs. Frank Kos, 116 Chambers CeUlng Tile '9% c Ft. ' No obligation rooms, closets galore, nice stormed. Retireti' owner has kept pointment call McCarthy, Enter- ZONING BOARD 3 9-4891. guaranteed. Phone SO 9-4687, Pot- partment store, Manchester. Good ROOM FOR lady or gentleman, ington, Conn. Tel. MOhawk 6-3538. garage, shaded lot, $16,000. Phii- prise*: Inc.. MI 9-5891, John V. Atlantic seaboard were advised to St.; a aop to Mr. and Mra.-Robert wages and excellent opportunities Special 2x4 Studs N>c Each A—I ^ B —E—R—T— S residential area, amerite, this 1(4 year old home NEW. Rob- Privacy with view. 6 year'old 6(4 terton'a, 180 Center St Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 kitchen privileges, quiet. Inquire mlnntea from the Farieway. brick Agency, MI 9-8464. Panciera, MI 9-1898. keep In very close touch with fu- Sargent. Coventry; a daughter to HHJJBAN-MINX sport convertible, for advancement assured See Mr. Knotty Pine Paneling—all 43-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD ert Wolverton Agency’, MI S-1914 room ranch, fireplace, etc., 1(4 ture advisories. OF APPEALS Kosh. 8 ft. 13Hc Sq. Ft. Open Mon.thru Fri, tlU 8 P.M. 224 Charter Out, MI 8-8868, CH acres, near public swimming hole, Mr, and Mrs. R«hrer Caouette, 66 1958, low mOesge, excellent con- SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired 8EC6n D MORTGAGE rncmey—We 6-4788. - L O W T A X E S ! Suburban For Rent 66 business ZONE—8 room home ta RANCH—8 rooma, first time on TOWN OF COVENTRY from the shop. Cai< take care of Oombination Doora from 114.95 6-6 DUPLEX, 2-car garage, con- out tHiilding for pony or l^ts, 75 Pleasant St. ditlcBi. 4-spead transmission. First can supply any amount of mmiey excellent condition off East Center market Bowera School. Plastered BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Thera will be a public haartag $680 takes it. MI 9-5524. all your upholstering needs at for moT^ages. Terma to fit your WANTED— Architectural drafts- Hitch Rail Fencing BElAU’TIE'UL coffee table with SEVEN ROOM brick farm house, Street. Good location for doctor, venient East Side location. Priced young Xmse trees. Quick occupan- leather top and gold tooling. Ex ONLY $12,990 for the wise investor. $15,800. cy. walls, cast iron radiation, hot to Mr. and Mrs. James Kolbe, 105 Friday, September 28, 1861 at 1 great sayinga.iga. Call CT 3-2878. needs. Construction mortgages man, part-time, for building draft- ~ $2.99 Per Section hardwood floors, 2 complete baths, hairdresser, etc. $25,000 For tar- Hospital Aides P.M. ta the Town Office BuUdtajg, Disappearing Stairway $23.95 Each ' csellent condition. Very reasonable Beechler-Smith, ' Realtors, MI water heat, choice setting with Walker St.; a aon to Mr. and Mrs. FORD 1958. V-8 ranch wagon, also available. J. D. Realty, 470 ing and quantity takeoff on hour- $90 monthly taclndea. all 4 bedrooms with closets, alum- ther information call the Phllbrick trees. $18,900. Phllbrick Agency, to consider the requeat for vari- radio and heater. Clean, good run- WEAVING of Burns, moth holes Mata St.. MI 8-6129. ly basis. Call between 9-5, . Mrs. Louver Doors from $8.95 Each MI 9.6898. • SEfTIC TANKS ^ inum storm windows, plus insula- Agency, Ml 9-8464. 9-8952, MI 3-6969 LAWRENCE F. FIANQ Raymond Pinkih, 28 Horton Rd.; a and torn clothing, h o s i^ runs, oanying chargee after amaU MI 9.8464. To Attend Confab aon to Mr. and kIrs. Philip Q’Nelll, ance of Thomas K- ohd klona A.' ning, $300. MI 9-6540. Allen, Manchester, Ml 3-1181. Birch Paneling 25c Sq. Ft. 'GLEANED Sad INSTALLglD down payment. tion, automatic hot water heat. Realtor MI S'2766 handbags repaired, zipper re- MOVING OUT OF STATE—SeUtag 128 NORTH ELM ST.—7 room Co- MANGHESTER^-<9iarmtag 6 room Ellington; a daughter to klr. and Wilks on property located ta Bell*- Mahogany Paneling . 17c Sq.’ Ft. many articles of farniture Includ- Located on Route 30, Tolland, CHEVROLET 19M 2-door hardtop, placements, umbrellas repaired, MAN PART-TIME for general 8d ft 16d Common Nalia $8'B5 Keg lonial, 1(4 hatha, d ^ , 24 foot HV' Cape with garage. Four finiahed FROM OWNER on West Side — 8 Twelve Manchester Memorial Mrs. J replaced. Marlow’^s. Little Mend- after 6. ' CASH 'N CARRY set, end tables, chairs, etc. CaU BlAOmNE CLEANED haust fan, new awnings, private ment, half acre lot, built-in oven, sentatives of the-Women Auxiliary Edward Wait. 36 McCkibe St. BOARD OF AKPSAUi FQR RENT—8 room apartment MI 9-0207 screened porch, alumtiuim aiding, ing Shop, T yard with fireplqce, good location, range and disposal. 2 blocks from will attend the 63rd annual Ameri- Bir t h today; a son to ktr. Grant E. Toothakar 8r. 1966 RASIBLER, 6, standard, good with 6 acres land and 2 barns. 1-car garage, G.E. hot water heat, Farming, roadside stand, _ horse Nobody, But Nobody, Undersells • INSTALLATION CALL double lot. 4(4% m ortg^e may be tip top condition. $15,500. Robert school. Call MI 3-6084. can Hospital Association conven- and Mrs. Anthony Staoragiewlez, Cboirmon condition. By owner quick sale REUPHpLSTERING ^ and aUp boarding, tree nursery, etc. Eve- Situations»Want^— National Lovniy Nightwear assumed or FHA insured loan to Wolverton Agency, MX 3 1914.’ . tiwi in Atlantic City, N. J.. next teast Hartford. $450, See it at 810 Hartford Rd., covers expertly done at low cost. SPECIALIST 67'<)LCOTT FIVE ROOM quality ranch, choice week. nings MI 4-0181. Female 38 $19,900. Phllbrick Agency, MI 607 WOODBRIDGE ST.—Ranch '-2 location, ideal for children, twin discharged SATURDAY; Tim Mmlarty’s Flying A, Man- Workmanship guaranteed MI WEBSTER 9-8464. Edward Thoms, hospital admin- Mrs. Marilyn Nye, West Hartford; NOTICE chester. 9-1154 after 6. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. large bedrooms, bath, large li'ving slke bedrooms, dining room or ROCKVILLE LICEINSEID WOMAN will take care Town aRil CouRtry istrator said more than 1,400 ex- Arthur Hlghter, RFD 1; Thomas The Town Planning Comiala- ' 381 State street, 5 Bedroont... room, dining room, combination DRIVE -third bedroom, many large trees, hibits of latest hospital equipment HAROLD A SONS, Rubhiah remov- of children daya in her home. Call AGENCY den, kitchen and enclosed porch. $18,600. MI 9-5605. McKinney, 46 Hackmatack St.; gion of Manchester, Con Cenhacticut, Bar and grill priced for quick Ml 8-0763. . North Haven, Conn. will be shown at- the cwivention, Mrs. Margaret Gacdzicki, : 64 E. at a meeting held September IS, 198? JAGUAR ROADSTER, Xk 140. al. ceUars, and attica ’ cleaned. Older home, newly remodded, DRAINAGE 00. REALTOR Handy Helper! Breezeway and garage. Situated scheduled for next Monday through Mt^ aeU. MI 6-6375. Ashes, papers, all rubblah. Harold sale. Any reasonable offer will b6 CHestnut 8-2147 Parklike setting in AA zone. 6 MANCHESTER—29 gteep Hollow Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Althea Patten, 1961, following a public hearing BEST 6 F care fdr children by next to Boheol and pabUo play- TR 6-6746 on iOO foot lot with many trees Thursday. The haspital personnel Hoar. MI 9 ^ 4 . cemsidered. Ml ^-4143^ and ahrubs. Priced under $16,000. rooma, 1(4 baths. Oversize Capt Lone .Large 6 room home in ^A 195 Union St.; George Meatman, held July 10, 1961, voted to maka mfpLruOXJTH aedan, new paint day Or week. Quiet neighborhood. ground. li/i acre lot with large will attend in two shifts. barn. Call for appotatnaent. Adjoining 120 foot lot available. with full shed dormer. Very deep, zone neighborhood. Porter Street 17 Tumblebrook Rd. Rockville: the following zone change: and seat covers, exosUent condi- WILLIAM J. I,EONE—rubbish re- Lovely yard. Reaaonable. ' MI School Area. 3 bedrooms, 1(4 The group attending Monday and Mrs. Beulah Talaminl, Stafford 9-6985. Diamonds—Wstciic Tel. MI 8-8685. wooded lot with absolut* privacy Tuesday w^l be Thoms, Mrs. Lois To change to Buataeaa Zona tion throughout. VO. 9-6375. moval. Cellars and attics; incin- J. D. REALTY baths, remodeled kitchen, built- HI, iui area now in Rastdenoe erator, commercial and light 470 Mata Street MI 8-5129. Jewelry 48 Everett W. Vcm DyM and baa(itital 'views. Unexcelled for ina: Immediate occupancy! Aaking Dunham, purchasing agent; Mrs. HOUSEKEEPING for one or two Dorothy Dowding, chief dietitian; Legal Notice Zone B, described os foUowg: trucking. M3 9-0339. HOMES OF YOUR CHOICE convenience and safety. $33,900. Evenings Mr. Boles, Ml Storting at a point on the 1966 PLYMOUTH aporU sedan, one adults or caring for elderly lady. LEONARD W. YOST Jewelers - Mrs. kiarion Buckler, executive AT A COURT OF PROBATE h«ld at MI 9-1168. Builder — CH 6^7B1 9-9658 Warren E. Howland, Real- west aide of Summit Street owner, good eondnlan. Ml 9-5839: AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol- Help Wanted—Female 35 Repairs, adjusts watches a^rt- Manchester — 6 room Colonial tor, kO 8-1108. housekeeper; Mrs.. Mary Sterud, Vemon, within and for the District ol ster 3 piece living room set; sofa ly. Reasonable prices. Opra ‘Tues- Call OWNER MI 9-8363 director of nurses; Miss Mary San- Ellinoton, County of Tolland, State of and 1001 north o f East Center Cape, 1(4 baths, hot water heat, at- Connecticut, on tl)e 18th day of Septem Street, the line nma norther- and 2 chairs, $145. Choose froth PART-TIME waitress, daya. Apply day through Saturday, S u n d a y FOUR BEDROOMS tached gargge, excellent cpnditionf tasierp, chief medical records li- her, 1961 1964 MASH rambler, new motor MANCHESTER—Business zone. 2- ly 49’, more or less; then weat'- group of fine fabrics. Work done Patio Drive-In, W. Middle ’Tpice. Ooffs—Ettrds—Pets 41 evenings. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4387. ami o diniog room! very conveniently located. Do not family. Shown by appointment brarian; and Miss Jean Robb, ad- Present, Hon Thomas F. Rady. JA, $150. CaU SCI »8923. by expert craftsmen on our prem- Mornings. mitting officer. • Judge. erly 101’, more or less;, then delay—you may wait too long. Ask- only. Phone MI 3-6278, Brae-Burn Estate of Sarah Brooks, late of Ver- southerly 40’, more or less; ises. All work fully Buaraxteed. ing $19,500. Realty. * ; On the fololwing tjN’o days, a t- non in said District., deceased. Mill Fabric Salesroom, 175 .Pine DEMONSTRATE TOYS WANTEI>—Home for tiger kittens. klANCHESTER—6 room Cape, 5 tending will be kirs. Mary Pirie, Upon the application of Abner Brooks, then easterly along present J" - finished, 1 unfinished.' In excellent executor of the will of said deceased, Business 2kme m , for 160‘, , T^cailen—Mbbfle Homes 6-A St., exclusive Cheney Fabric .Also 8 large cats. MI 9-1882. ftockyille South Windsor—Owners transfer- LAKEFRONT, 6 room ranch, fire- assistant director of nurses; Cur- Work August until December, ex- red—selling this attractive 6 room and quiet neighborhood, near bus for an order of sale of certain feal es- more or less, to Summit! salesroom. In Manchester. M3 SEPTIC TANKjS place, hot water heat, cellar, tis B. Wilson, chief engineer; tate situated In the Town of Vemon. ll$t—48x8 DETROITER mobUe cellent commission, no investment, I NEW * and shopping, $18,900. Phllbrick pertlcularly described' in said applica- Street and point of beginning. 3-7322. Budget terms arranged. AND ranee in neighborhood of fine $10,700. Carlton W Hutchins, MT Llewellyn Woodmansee, control- liome, 3 bedrooma, 30 foot alum- car and telephone necessary, larg- ENUVEIN Your home with a play- homes. Words eannot-describe this Agency, MI 9-8464. ler; Mrs.: Olive Mack, operating tion. it is The above zone change will bO- - — r— ------'' " .est party plan In the country. ,ful Wt^n. C^l MI 4-0196. I 5V2 ItOOM RANCH I 9-5132. ORDERED; That said application be come effective September 20, inum patio awning, 6 .foot alum- PLUGBED SEWERS home; Let us show it to yoii. Ask- room superintendent: and Mrs. heard and determined at the Probate inum roll-up awning Included. Ex BniMlng-ContnietiBg 14 “ BANTA’S PARTIES” ORchard ing'$17,900. ------” ,' SMALL '!BUSlNEi3S potential, 2 Office In Vemon on the 28rd day of 1961. 8-8207 ,ORchard 8-8465, or ORchard AKC POODLE mpples. Reason- I $13,W0 MANCHESTER—Big 6 room ranch Elizabeth Miller, who is in charge btilsot ob^ltion. Aaking $2,400. blocks'from Main St.— 0 room of central supply. September, 1961 at 10:30 o'clock In the TOWN PLANNINO 'C U b« seen- at Vernon TraUer ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re- 8-9820, Avan, Conn: able. Petacres Kennel, Andover. Machine Gleaneil Manchester—Large 5 room ranch home, garage, plus large frame ta desirable location, 4 bedrooms,, forenoon, e.d.s. time, and that public COMMISSION Pi 2-7800. " City Water! City Sewers! built In 1952 by oneof our exceUent oversized garage with patio, big Mrs. Walter Schardt and Mrs, notice be gl\-en to all persons Interest- CSrt. MI 4-1685. modeling qii types of carpentry. Septic ‘Y a a ^ BNy Wells, Sewer building wito office. Priced rig^it. John Mrosek of the (yoroen's Aux ed In said estate to appear. If they see Martin E. Alvord, Nelson Higgins. MI 4-1700. . SEWmO MACHINE oper operators I Scenhs Looatlen builders. Large rooms, fireplace, $18,400. Beechler-Smith, .Realtors, kitchen, living room with, fire- cause, and be heard thereon by pub- a.m.-4:80-4:80 p.sp.m., expe:silenoed pre- 'Line* fniitalled—^O a r Water- iliary are scheduled to attend all Chairman V prbottag Dene. hot water heat, recreation room. at. MI 9-8952, MI 3-6969./ place, mahogany trim, tally lishing a copy of this order 10 a news- Dorothy C. - Jaeobeon, MASON CONTRACTOR qnd cement terred.id. AraljiApply Kaklar Toy Cota- Live fltock 42 tached 2-car garage, breezeway, stormed, plaster walls.- Call now, the days of the convention, at paper having a circulation in said Pro- Aoto'pcivtBW School 7*A pany, 00 ralUard St which about 12,000 hospitgl offi- bate District on September 18th. 1961 Secretary woiic. Call after. 4 p.m. MI I WEBSTER .and centrally located on large lot. MANCHESTER—Beautiful 2-fam- $20,500. Robert Wol'kerton Agency, and return make to this Court of the Manchester, Conn. 9-8451. c inney br o s Asking $22,500. MI 8-1914. cials throughout the United States notice given. _ _ . . . PItifiFARE FOB driver’s test. WANTED WOMAN to work BLACK HENS for sale, 248 Weth- M K . ily, 8-car garage, recreation room, will participate. THOMAS F. RADY, Judge. September 14, 1661 M 'to :60. Driving and clqw short order cool# nights. Apply ta erell St.,'Manchester, excellent condition and location, BOLTON LAKE—Year 'round lake- S*w«rag« Disposal Co. i AGENCY For the above homes and others large poric-like lot. A - buy at Three instmetors. No wait- person Acadia Rntaurant, Tolland ;8 0 -m PewrI S t—Ml 8-8S68 n REALTOR contact front home with fine heating sys- Mancheater Driving Acade- Florists—Nurseries 15 ^rnpike, Manchester. $23,000. 7 room ranch with 4 bed- tem. Large living room with fire- PI 3-7349, ^ C ______Articles For Sale 45 TR B-ST46 J j A Best Buy ------oy teiriore rooms, garage, large, lot. Full price place, 6 bedrooma, 1(4 baths, mod- CHRYSANTHjuMUMS are ta bloom ALICE CLAMPET, "NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHEIl PAVINO COMPANY" $14,900. l^hort way out—excellent ern kitchen. Also screened-gla-ssed ?S Driving School—Of- —all colors. Fern Gardens, 179 TV ANTENNAS,'tubes: parts and ' Four bedroom homes continue to be at a premium Realtor 3 bedroom ranch, over one-half Fern Bt. MI 3-7278. R^d Herald Advs. MI 9-4643 MI 8-TS57 porch and garage. Aaking $18,800. '-llata Bt. Manebestor. accessories sale ta our famous "Do in Manchester. Here’s a, recent listinsr that not only ac.re of land, full price. $12,900. Madeline Smith, Realtor, MI Bavs CLERK-TYPlS'r 1$ younelf department Receiving offers four genuine bedrooms, but (rare in a ranch) has Many more $4,600 up. Call the tubes, 40% off. AST picture tubes, 1-1642. edocattauT Roonng—SMint 16 a full dining room, real family siz^ kitchen, big living IMPRESSIVE 8 room Colonial ta Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real- M Cbm lm . Oonnecticut Pro- A real opportunity for qualified most “ 2l‘’ slse, $21.90, and up. In- CROCHETED substantial reritfential neighbor tors, MI 8-6930 or MI 9-5524. MANCHESTER - - 2-faipiIy house, gd Driving Bchooi Aaan. Ml door antennas from 89c and up. room plus a full bathroom and lavatory. Features like riden A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, sidtag, typists with or without experience t240 FOLDING k hood, 4 bedrooms', 1(4 batha, den, very clean, very neat, very good AMESITE for positions in our clerical depart- Outdoor antennas from $1.99 and CAPE—Five large rooma, shaded painting, Carpentry. Alterations th^ Are usually found in only, the mpst expensive 82M& GAG ’ garage. A home anyone can, well condition. 6-6 duplex. 2-car garage, ofciacri u- . and additions. OsUi^s. Workman- ment. High , Bebool education, ac- up. Chitaney mounts only 99c. AMESITE PAVING ranches. ' . enjoy with a great deal of pride. lot, garage, combination 'windows located one block from Post Of- im i' ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St cuate typtag, ahd good'ltaowledge of VROr wire 2c a foot Also, used Welcome addition to your lin Beechler-Smith,' Realtora, MI quiet location. Owner, Ml 3-5836. fice, A ft P, Town Hall. ’An excel- * ool'trataed — grammar and spelling required. TVs completely overhauled. See This roomy residence was custom built four short vad la now gt- MI 8-4860. gerie wardrobe is this gown and 9-8952, MI 3-6969. lent Investment. Evenings Ray DRIVES a OBIVEWAYS a WALKS a PABKINa |/>TS MA^ICHESTER—Excellent' 6 room EhcceUent working conditions and us first for the best deals. Open years ago for the present owners . . . who are Florida Jacket set. Try It In * soft, all Holcombe. MI 4-1189. Warren ’ 'E. and behind BID WEIL HOME Improvement liberal employe benefits. Call Mrs: evenings till 9, Saturday til] B. A folding catch-all to help you custom bull! ranch. FestUrea in- for towiagera. MACHINE GRADED * PAVED ROLLED bound due to a job transfer. over floral fabric, or pastels. MANCHESTER-^ bedroom home Howland, Realtor, MI 3-1108. « nRST IN QUAUTY Expcrtooca Oomnany—aU typea of atdtaa and Peterson, MI 8-U61 for’ further ta- Prices ta effect till wpply is ex- carry home your bundles! Fast to excellent closet and storage space clude 2 full batha, 2-car garage, hausted or replaced bv stanilar . A big full cellju' lends itself ideally for rec itiom pur- No. 8240 with Patt-O-Rama la crochet, so hany to use, it makes large lot, convenient location. Is Our noftar. Aluminum clapboards a formation. In aizes 32, 34, 36, 38, .40, 42, 44, large enclosed 'porch, 2-car ga-. ROOM FOR expansion in this, nice neclalto Unexcelled workman- items. Satellite EHeotrome Service poses. Aluminum storms, screens and doors and a tool a'n Ideal bazaar item, too! rage, $19,700 Phllbrick Agency, MI Phone MI 3-6278, Brae-Burn Real- 4 room Cape, all city conven- * RAIREST IN PRIDE Best 165 School Street, Manchester, Ml FREE ESTIMATES CAU Anytime 46. Buat 34 to 48. Size 34. 36 bus.t, 94|f$6. . shied attached to the garage are extra value features. gown, yard of 35-lnchr Jacket, 3/4 Pattern No. 2541 has crochet 9^464. ty. ______„ , ' iences, fireplace, ceramic tile Guftnuitee >, 4 > i l ! i i f e d 1 8 9-1786. directioiu; stitch illustrations; ma- bath, wall-to-wall rug, a pretty * FASTEST SERVIDE The home is newly painty. > sleeve, 3(4 yards. MANCHESTER— Kqnwood Road, OOUGHLIN ROOFING 0 0 . - Afl THE PRICE IS PUGHT terial retirements. HAZARDVILLE—6 room ranch, fenced-ln yard and a garage. Eve- types of roofs and rpof repaiitas WANTED—Dentisl aaaiatant, expert HOME MADE ravioli, Creab or This propierty is located in a prime residential areai To order, send 35c In coins to:— fireplace, hot water oil heat, full New oversize 6(4 room ranch, ce- n ^ s Ray Holcombe, MI 4-1139. Connecticat's Leftding Paving Contractor Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve- To order, send 25c In coins to:— ramic tU'e bath, 3 bedrooms, IQMclallstag ta Twenty Tsar Bond lence preferred but not requited. frozen, 30c dos. H.'Paaqnaltal, 346 We offer it as an exMllent value. Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve- basement, carpopt. large lot, near Warren E Howland, .'Realtor, MI 6d RoafTCali-MI $-7707. Box D, Herald. Avery Street, Wapptag,______TIME PAYMENTS JUIRANGED ning Herald, 1160 A ve. of new achool, aaaumable 4(4% kitchen with Jormica counters, 8-1108. . Qb, yes, a typical Best Buy characteristic . . . it's -ftM ^C A S, NEW YORK S6. ning Herald, 1J60 JSVm. O F birch cabineta, exhaust fan, din- AMERICAS. NEW YORK S«, N.Y. loan, tarnitura available. Escott WANTED—Female hairdresser tar LOAM SALE-RtetL clean $lAloara been bank aiHpndied for a fa^ , fair sale.' 'Y .' ^ exclusive,- MI 6-7688. ing area buUi-tas, picture- win- ______weekends Tbunday, Friday and for $13.50, Also gravid Mad For lat-claaa mailing add 10c for For 'Ist-clasB mailing add iOc dow, - tall cellar with hatchway, for each pattern. Print Name, Ad- The THOMAS COLLA Co. Saturday. Call MI Y898L . and atone. MI SM06. ; each pattern. Print Name, Ad- MANCHESTER—8(4 room ranch, amesite drive oiL^qt air .heat, Resort Property For Sale 74 dreaa with Zone and Pattern Num- 2-9121 WALLPAIUBR . SAI^l — Celltag TifE WILUMI E BELnORE AGENCY dress with Zone, Style No. and l(4r. batha, plus excrational recrea- lotga lot, tally Iidiaacaped with JA PAVINO C p N n A C tO I^ MOTHER'S HELPER at Ocean DE MAIO BROS. ber. ahrubs, aldawalks and curbs. Prie* BOLTON—First taka —watorfnmt SlM. tion room, with built-in bookcases sMgmiyg ftoaiwd. to* Beach. Own room with TV. Write paint $2.95 gaUra; Dutch. Bpy V, A. HoGGim W. E. BELFIOBE Have you the '4U Album con- ! $16,660. Down payment $780. •*nom aottag* which can ba gloda ajid flat colors, $3.95 gm* Sufeoass to' Sawing — » eomglaU and bar. Well landscaped corner to Mia. T. Hendel, 46 Admiral m. Ml 3-7491 $68 VAIN 8T. m8.6iii itwtog ifor -th* begtaner taining many lovely designs and Jot. 819,600. PhUbrick Aftney. MI Schworta Baal Ilstato, MLS Ilaal< oaiOy 4riatona*d. Mtriea B. Itob* "NOT AFHUATED WITH ANY PAVINO C Drive, N «r Loadoo, CboLJPsnna* km. Idtei^Uoa' Paint 8tor% u S free patternat Only |||k) a oopyl ejuMA tor, AX> 6-m i, AO s-m t. artseo. teolmr. MI Pm$. Otntar B t BaadUa> t'ar your oopy. BMit Job. ( '. / . 4 \ 1 MONDAY, SfiPtEM BE^ 18,1961

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S t Bridget's Rosary Society CUtUa of Iknanuel Luthar- bum Rd,, waa- Bfidd.ll fe«r kesp- 'O w n win open Its asaaca Wednesday at wUl' meet tomorrow at ing SB unlicMttid ttgk, . 7 pjn. artth a Rosary and BtnsiAo- tha board room at the Owens Elected. i2tk oreuit _3alvator« rraal,' w, ef . East ” ’^ 'ih iM lM^Uctiali Group of Uon at S t Bridget's Church, sftar chuitA. Membera aha reminded to Walpole; Mass., forfeltsd a |1» 1 C b i i r d t w U l which a buffet supper will be serr- bring BtblM. '' iwamans C o u rt bond wheii he failed io appear htw AvfBtteek taoBocm at •ffat K of C Home. In court to .ahswer .a Charge of ]5w to S 1 i ^ i t a > I t A a t tk« The Army-Navy Auxiliary will failure to yield the right of 9 ^ . «bor£ William !•. W uroi of the The Ghudenbury Thrift Shop for aponaor a, public card party to- the benefit of' C ^dren’s. Ser^ees To Area Post MANCHBSTBR SESfilON A .bond of $50 waa fixed by COBM^cut materiea} Society will night at 8 a t tha clubhouse. Daniel Baker, 46, of Beat Hart- Judge Dearington In the case Aow slldea of “Old Houses of Con- of Connecticut will reopen Oct 3. im in st Roee Salters, 27. of 1S6H necticut." The shop will be open every Tuee- The Manchester Republican Ray M, ' Owens of 69 Tanner St. ford, .whs Mntenced to 30 days. in Woodland St Mrs. Salters is dsy from 10 s.m. to 4 p.m. snd Saturday was elected lieutenant tha Hartford State Jail for breach Fnidsya from 10 s.m..to 8:30 p.in, Woman'! Club will hold Ita annual governor fOr District One East of charged with failure to grant the Miss SUMA Ooben, dsughter of ___ _ 1membership meeting and fashion Klwanis. of peace.' However, Judge Searls right of way. Her case was con- snd jttrs. Sol ft. Cohen, 5l show tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the Dearington suspended Mntence tinued, with no definite date betag Jod^t 8U 1* enrolled as a fresh- Daughters of Uberty No. 17, will home of Mrs. R- T. Qulsh, 110 For- His election came during the an- fixed for her appearance. hold -its first meeting of the season' est St. and pl§Md Baker an probation for men In the School or Secretarial tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Orange The following pleaded not guilty BcHmoe at Burdette College. Bos« ana year. David Dickson, family and requested a trial by jury: ton, Mass. She is a mediealr secre- Hall. After the business session, relations officer, recommended a there ivill be a aocial hour and' re- Miss Paula Adams, 15 S. Haw- Richard Appel. 25. of 13 Main F i r s t , tarial major. freshments. throne St, achieved honor standing suapbndad sentence on the grounds St., charged with driving while at Vassar College. Poughkepsie, N. Baker has been cooperative flth under the influence of liquor or N a t i o n a l The first fan m esU ^ of Martha Y., during the past year. It was an- Bakw has been cooperative with drugs, evading responalblUty, and Donald J. Gleason, son of Mr. driving without a license. Sto res Circle of Emanuel tamieran Church and Mrs. James H. Gleason, 58 N. nounced at recent' convocation has said he la on his good be- 'will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in ceremonies.' Miss Adams )s in her havior. ' Betsy A. Gaton. 19. of East Elm St., and Ronald H. Prentice, Hartford, charged with driving Luther Hall at the church. Mem- son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walk- junior year. Teresa Hewitt of; Newington bers wOl discuss program plans and was fined, $102 for driving while while under the influence of liquor er Prentice, 112 Walnut St., are or drugs. projecta for the year. LeMoyne C. Buckley School PTA will open under the influence of liquor or both ensiled as frieShman at Ge{- drugs. The following pleaded not guilty Botenian. new Intern at Emanuel, tysbm-g College, Gettysburg, Pa. its season with family night to- Srin be In charge 6t devotions. Host- night beginning with dessert and Heniy Locke, 28, of 564 Bush and requested a trial by court: Hill Rd., was fined 860 for evad- Robert J. Bannjlle, 17. of 18 TURSDAY • W iDN ifD AY eesas wiU be Mrs. Albert Hhrrlaon The executive board of the Wom- bevemges’ in the cafeteria at 5:45 and Mrs. Charles Von Borchers. p.m., after which parents u'lH visit ing responsibility. Locke was ar- Chestnut St., charged with negli- an’s Club of Manchester will meet rested when he lost control of t^e gent homicide. Ha will appear in tonight at 8:15 at the home of Mrs. children's classrooms. court on Oct. 2. Advertiaement— car he was driving in Bolton aifd I Benjamin Rouleau, 18 Flint Dr. struck- a utility pole. A charge of ' Dotty Perrett’s School of Dance Mr. and Mrs. Louis Champeau. David Sohn, 19 «f Hartford, driving while imder the influence charged with speeding. He will ap- opens Tuesday, Sept. IP at Brltish- The Newcomers Club will meet 21 Elizabeth Dr., left .Saturday on a motor trip to Orlando and Miami of liquor or drugs was nolled. pear in court on Sept. 28. American Chib, 26 Maple S t. Man- tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Com- Malcom W. Dowd, 81, of Boston, chester. Phone MI 8-1957. munity Y. Mrs. Edna Clark will Beach. Fla., for a two-week vaca- Ralph Strouth,. 23, of Andover, tion. They uill visit Mrs. .Cham- was fined 825 for breach of peace Mass., charged with speeding. He present a demonstration and talk will appear in court on Sept. 28,. on hair styling and coloring. New peau's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. and 815 for disregarding a traffic LA M B residents of Manchester and sur- Slauson, in Orlando. signal. Daniel S. Green, 19, of Wllliman- rounding commimities arer invited. R«y M. Owens Caught Duck Twenty-seven Grange youths tlc, WM fined $25 for driving in nual convention of the New Eng- the wrong lane. The Women’s Home League of from Manchester and aurroiinding McPherson, Kan. Iff)—Kyle Rob- LECLERC the Salvation Army will meet to- towns went by bus Saturday after- land Diatrict, held at the Griaw^d Sherwood Danoff, 20, of Brook- inson didn’t catch any fish at Max- FUNERAL HOME morrow at 2 p.m. in the Junior noon to a jazz festival. "FM Re- Hotel in Groton. Many Manchester lyn, N. Y., was fined 821 for speed- well State Lake but he got a duck. Hall. Hostesses uill be Mrs. Eliza- flects Jazz," at Mirror Lake, Hub- Kiwaniana attended. ing. The first grade stwlent had been bard Park, in Meriden. Owens will oversee eleven Kl- George Beebe, 32, of 49 E. Mid- losing his bsilt consistently. Final- beth Wilson. Mrs. Alien Tedford, FUNERAL and Mrs. Ethel Hastings. wanis clubs in the area, including dle Tpke., was fined 8lS for in- ly, a mud hen swam aroimd the Manchester. East Hartford, three toxicatlmi. . ^ Robinson boat, ducked his head and CHOPS SERVICE Hartford clubs. West Hartford, Earl Carter. 38, of 38 Strong St., grabbed, Kyle and his dad reeled Miss Poppy Gerard is beginning Firemen Squelch Wethersfield, Wlllimantlc. Bradley was fined S15 for intoxication. in the line vrith the protesting mud LOIN — Genuine Spring WALTER N. her freshman year at Ohio Wes- Field, Simsbury and Rockville. He Blanche Hockberg, 43, of 49 Co- hen. They turned the duck loose. UCCLEsRC leyan University in Delaware. Ohio. Basement Blaze takes office for one year on Jan 1, Director She is living at Austin Hall. Ronald 1962. ^ Gerard is beginning his sophomore Manchester's last district lieut- Call Ml 9-5869 year at Cornell University, Ithaca, North End firemen were called enant for Kiwania was Clarence c

N. Y. Both are the children of Mr. at noon today to, put' out a fire in Quimby, former principal of Man- tS Main Street, Manchester the basement of a home owned by and Mrs. John Gerard, 75 Olcott Dr. chester High School, who held the R WIH Joseph Girardin of 36*Apel Pl. 6 0 6 post about 30 years ago. Owens was There was slight smoke damage president of the Manchester Ki- throughout the house. Firemen wanis Club in 1952. He is a manu- family expenses Just ahead? have not determined how the blaze facturer's representative in the began. Connecticut area for several firms. announced ■ f a H F C DANCE f K your plans call for extra cash to cover back-to- STILL TIME C:: school expenses— or dozens of .other things a family RIB LAMB CHOPS > 79 TO REGISTER LESSONS LAJMB I U^flTED STATES needs— let HF C assist you with a Shopper’s Loan. LB ci: For You borrow with a purpose from H F C, then buy better CHOPS 59 SHOULDER Mafichester Residents, Property Owners, ♦ with cash at any store ypu wish, avoiding a number iamb Chop Prkoo Iffoctivo tuosdoy and Wodnosdoy Only j Pfirmer Students of large end-of-the-month bills. You repay H F C the- $1.50 Per Couple Per Week sensible way, with a I♦ » MARINE BAND Cfuli Toes., Sept. 19th, 8:00-—Keeney Street School single, low monthly ToaOol MONTHLY MYMINT' SCHIDUll LAM B 1HE P M S iD fN rS O W N . 20 It 12 6 For Information Call MI 9-4949 or MI 9-1912 Instalment. Drop in parmts ttrmti or STEW and Payma tuymh Jf or phone HF C today. 8IN $ 6.72 $ TZl FORIQUARHR LB L $10.05 $18.46 J 26i 13.07 14.18 19.74 36.55 CHOP COMBINATION 20 If * 3N 19.25 20.91 29;27 54.48 MANCHESTER Lift Ituuranee at 566 30.83 33.61 47.55 89.47 proNP rate it available 66# 36.41 39.74 56.48 106.80 I^rofiiM co Sj»m ot& tm f MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL on all loam t m Mtmmmu m awM tm tn m t l tuM U t ntmymtMUto JX toF mmtmomt iM k menom Mlffaiw mat. KommltMt $100 «r itm Ut n a mn4 2% pm month pmH o f Urn hoUnta IDAHO — Rofro.shing Flavor WED.. OCT. 11 «a «6o8 in tzesis of tJOO and mot m oaeau oif $300, and H o f t% pm memtk am that part of tfm aact$$ i f $300 to $d00. LBS ♦ Sponsored by Rotary Club of Manchester Prunes ITALIAN 2 25 SWilT VIHGINIA - Nulritiout TICKETS $2.25 at, The Savings Bank >f lOUSEHOLD FINANCE

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