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A. meeting of the Stein Club haa Manchester homed' for member- Clear and oooP toaichL Law la been scheduled for tonight at 8 at Miip donations. FOR RENT About Town the VFW poet home instead of to- Money Drive In its proposed 1962-63 budget, tlM 56a. Thoraday mostly oaiuiy 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projector* Member of the Au^t moiTbw night the board of education had allo and w a m ^ . H|gh hi 80a. —sound or silent, also 85 mm. Eureencot droolatfam Cadet Cary F. Koaak, aon of cated 59,000 to provide the ih- slide projectors. Manchester-Â City of ViUage Charm Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kosak of The' an'angementa committee Planned f or schoo] ETV programs on a small 374 Greenwood Dr., participated tp r the West Side Oldtimers re scale in two elementary schools. WELDQN DRUG. CO. In traininff at OU.s Air Force union will meet tomorrow , at' 7 However, the board dropped the 901 Main S t— Ikil. WQ S-6821 Base, Olts, Mass., this surnmer,. p.m. in the West Side Rec. Mem-' Education TV plana when the board of directors- VOL. LXXXI, NO. 291 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1962 (daaôd Advartli^ an Fa^ U) PRICE FIVE CENTS Cadet Kosak, a member of the bets should be prepared to make cut the proposed school budget by A ir Force Reserve Ctfficcr Train- final ticket returns. The Manchester Educational 5327,000. Inj; Corps unit at the University Televialon Committee will meet The Buckley School-PTA has de of'Connei'ticut, had four weeks of Manchester Lodge of Elka will tomorrow tb plan a townwide fund cided to provide one television set Republican Primary . \ Indoclftljation in various phases start a setback league tonight at for that school. Both the Assump State News drive to raise Manchester’s share FOR YOUR. of operations at the base. 8 at the Bilks Home. The same tion Junior High School and St. rules of previous years will be of costa of new ETV Channel 24 James’ School are considering'’pro- The VFW AiJtdliary will meet in effect. It iji open to the pub in Hartford. viding the sets, either this year or BEST BUY tonight at 7:.30 at theôst home. lic. The non-profit Connecticut Edu next. In Alnmlntim Combination Gov. Powell Ousted, Roundup Officers are i-emlnded t^wrear Uni- cational Television Corp. relies on ChShnel 24, which begins oper ’ Windows—Doors JaionsleD Temple Chapter, OE3S, will ^donations and memberships to op ation within the next few months, Awnings-îding and mark visiting, associate matrons’ erate. planara three-phase program sched Tub Enclosures The Hockanum Dog Club will and patrons’ night tomorrow at 8 Frank Stamler, a co-chairman of ule: The In-echool programs, adult SEE or GALIi Mrs. Bridges Beaten Missing Man, 75, . have a picnic me.eting tomorrow D.hl. at the Masonic Terhple. Of- the committee, said any interested education programs for college townspeople may attend the meet at 6:,tn p.m, at the home of Mr. ^ cers will wear, colored gowns. credit, and cultural programs. HOME Founil in Water, and Mrs. H. O. Schendel, 215 Mrs.'^Wirginia Lewis is in charge ing, scheduled for 8 p.m: in the Any ordinary home TV set on Spring St. In the event of rain of the rer?esltme_nt committee. , Buckley School. John C. Lennhoff, UH|F frequency can carry the pro SPECIALTIES <îes in Hospital , the picnic will he canceled and the public relations director for Chan grams. 89 PURNELL PLACE In New Hampshire nel 24, will attend. Members of the Manchester ETV Tied to Space meeting will be at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A, F ^ rii of Ml 3-2850 The committee, organized last committee are Mrs. Calvin Steinek- MIBPLETOWN (AP)—An 395 Woodland SI. had as k week By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS St. Mary's Epi’scopal Guild wdll end guest Mrs. Fred Fenn of spring, put o ff action until the fall er. aecretkry; Vincent Ramizi, elderly Mm , found lying on meet Thursday at 11 a.m. in the Cordele, Ga. because of a lack of Interest among principal of Buckley School: Eki- In a slam-bang primary. his back ins^hallow water in cuild hall. Members are reminded townspeople. It hopes now to re ward Adamy and William Palrtier, New Hampshire Republicans cruit a large group to canvass co-chairmen with Stamler. Lincoln Pono>^died early to Humphrey to bring sandwiches. Dessert and Linne Lodge, Knights of Pythi- have vetoed Gov. Wesley day in MiddJesekvHospital. Says Moon beverages will be served. Hostess a.s, will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. es are Mrs. Claude Porter, Miss Powell’s bid for a third term John Smith, 76, repbrted missing at Orange Hall. Plans for the from his home at lOWKNewfield l.sahelle Dunn. Mrs. Oran Hiltz coming season will be discussed. and Rep. Perkins Bass claim and Mrs. Arthur Burnap. St., Monday, died in the^hospital For Cuba Effort Goal ed the GOP Senate nomina a few hours after he was'found' The first meeting of the fall Elks Annual tion in a foUr-way race that last night. \ Martha Circle of Emanuel Lu season of the Toa.stmasters Club went to the wire. theran Church will hold a sew at W illie’s Steak House, It° was a tempestuous end to one Blockade For Decade ing meefling Thursday morning at 178 to 204 at Willies Steak House. of thd wildest political campaigns in .at the church. Members are SETBACK TOURNAMENT in the staid. New Ekigland state’s HARTFORD (A P ) — ’The State reriiinded to bring a sandwich! Motor 'Vehicle Department’s dally WASHINGTO]HINGTON (A P )— An By WHITNEY SHOEMAKER Miss Margeret E. Beach,' daugh WHATEVEll the history and was the most eye HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)— ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. catching of the primaries in nine record of automobile fatalities adminis^tion Senate S leader Beach of 143 Boulder Rd., will special requirements ■tateo Tuesday. thus far this year and the total on — speakink^. against agai a-bacK- President Kennedy said today Tonight--8 O'Clock the same date last year: leave for Norton.'Mass., this week 5 Powell’s shot at refiominaUon drop of Soî^ threats over the nation’s conscience re to enter Wheaton College. . ' of the family’s re 1961 1962 GET CLEAN, was cut off by Big John Pillsbury, Killed ...... 178 204 Cuba— has urged stronger j quires it to lead the world’* FC^R MEMBERS and NON-MEMBERS 44, a former utility execuUve:, pressure on U.S. aUês to halt drive into space. He said peace - LOW-COST The "Pumpkin Festival’’ of the ligion, we have the Pillsbury will nm in November and security hang in the bal Women’s Fellowship o f Second SAME RULES and PRICE against John W, King, DemocraUc Bandit Nets $100 military and strategic ship Congregational Church will be held equipment and the leader of the' New Hampshire NEW HAVEN (A P ) ^ A bandit ments to the Communist oUt- ance. GAS HEAT Kermedy demanded a “ bold and Oct. 6 at the Community Y. The House. wearing a silk stocking mask held post in the Caribbean. Ferris Reynolds Group will be In knowledge to serve* up a gas station today. and fled Some allies have been "putting daring and unflinching” effort to But It was the New Hsrnipshire land a man on the moon—a goal Get H at Hs best-^wM charge of a booth at which limpa Senate scramble that caught fire. with about 5100. profit before the larger interests he has set for this decade. bread and Granville cheese will be well. Unofficial ' figures had Bass CStester Zentarski, attendant of of the free 'world,” charged Sen. ’We cannot shrink from It sold. Advance orders may be placed squeezing by Ooloris Bridges, the station at Oongress and Dav Hubert H. Humphrey, assi.stant JOHN PiLLSBUBT now,” the~ President said in a until Sept. 22 with Mrs. Floyd widow of the late Sen. Styles enport Aves., told police the bandit Democratic leader. MwlltrCliiMtral speech prepared for delivery at Post. 99 Main St., or Mrs. Arthur Bridges. ’Die contest was over the spM away in a car. Maurice J. Murphy Jr. chtilked up However, the Minnesota senator Rice University Stadium. nomination for the last four years Police ^ d the car,, on the stolen Change To GAS Doane, 42 S. Hawthorne St. 24,192 votes afid Rep. Chester E. scoffed Tuesday at the contention ’The United States, he said, must of her husband’s, term. list, later was found abandoog^. Merrow collected 14,438. of some Republicans that the become "the world’s leading William J. Leipis, second lieu FOR EXPERT build up in Cuba i.s a threat to the But the senat(M‘’s Widow was not State law provides for a com spacefaring nation." HEAT In Less tenant. U.S. Army, is at home on WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING conceding at the moment. There plete state-financed recount. In United State.*. But, he said, it did Starting the homeward leg of a 20-day leave from Ft. Knox, Ky. Extended Forecast RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING remained the possibility that she the past contestants usually have threaten other Latin American na his two-day survey of space facili ' Than 6 Hours He will report for a three-year . 400 AUIN sTinr WINDSOR LOCKS (A P ) — The MAXHfSTfR.CONN. would demand a recount in a con tions and the United States .should ties, Kennedy said his administra- , tour of -duty in Bamberg. Ger COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE U.S. Weather Bureau Issued this test in which appointive . Sen. (Continued on Page Four) not "sit idly by and watch the tion commands bipartisan support SEE US NOW! many, at the end of his leave. He SEE five-day forecast for Connecticut traffic in chains for Cuba.’’ in seeking world leadership. is the son of Mrs. Theresa Liepis, today:. Humphrey . was joined by Sen. NORM'S SHEET Temperatures in 0>nnecticut "We are pledged to make it a 6 Deerfield Dr., and the late Frank Rotary Fills PHNA Need Kenneth B. Keating, R-ILy., in reality,” he said. Liepis. Liepis is a 1958 graduate Thursday through Monday are ex urging some ’’plain talking’ with Mrs. Fred Dooley, visiting nurse with the South Windsor PH NA, happily accepted the gift of two Confessed" Soviet Spy pected to average 2 to 7 degrees Kennedy said the United States METAL SHOP of Manchester High School and a wheel chairs from the Rotary Club recently at a meeting at Civics’ Restaurant on. Rt. 5. The CLARKE MOTOR SALES U.S. allies. Keating said he had' above normal vdth little day to is entering a new age of explora 1962 gp-aduate of the University PH N A had been borrowing chairs when necessarv from .surmunding towns. Rotariafis on the 361 BROAD STREET—MI 9-2012 been urging such a course for] Tunnel Rd., Vernon of Connecticut. day change. TTie normal in the some time. ' tion and claimed genuine prog project committee who made the presentation were Dr. Paul Kuehn, left, Jafnes Curtiss and Dr. Hartford area Is 64 and ranges ress. Stuart Marsh. (Photo by Fairbank.s). ’ In his Senatb speech Humphrey M I S-OSOV Manchester Lodge of Masons from a high of 76 to a low of 52. Forty of the 45 satellites which Jack Soble Freed At New Haven the range is 73 to 64 said "Castrb should know that we Approximately 50,000 persons gathered in Rice University Stadium in Houston to have circled the globe during his will meet tonight at 7:30 at the ahd at Bridgeport 74 to 57. No will discourage by all diplomatic time in office have been made in Masonic .Temple to confer the mfonfi the shipment of mtlitary day to hear the address by President Kennedy. (A P Photofax.) ’ Fellowcraft degree. Junior Ward precipitation. expected during the- this country and they “ supplied period. and strategic supplies to Cuba via far more knowledge to the people en Carl C. Hullgren will preside. free world transport.” A social time with refreshments [From U. Si Prison of the ^ world than those of the He turned his sharpest fire on will follow. Manchester Police Aid Capture Soviet Union," he said. LaBelle Holds File “ Republican jingoists" he said Although behind the Soviet Un WASHINGTON (A P )—Confessed HARTFORD (AP) — Hartford "have been shouting for an inva ion In manned flight, Kenne(ly as apy Jack Soble has been freed (Tounty State’s Att/. John D. La- sion of Cuba." serted "w e do not Intend to stay . from federal prison, his release Belle said today he is ready to They know, Humphrey said, behind.” | announced just hours after the give state auditors whatever addi that there is "enough American New Britain Man Charged To back up its vow that space death of the brother he helped tional information he can regard- firepower afloat off Cuba at any vrill be filled Yvith instruments of AUSTIN BISSELL eonvlct as a. fellow’ Soviet agent— hig his just-completed investigation one moment to destroy every ma knowledge rather than destine- Dr. Robert A. Soblen. of the award and execution of con jor Communist installation in tion, he said the United States is INTEKLOCKIWI WEATHER STRIPPINCI The Justice Department said tracts for modernizing Motor Vehi Cuba in a few hours. . forced to take the lead. cles Department records. “ We know exactly - whara i thnsa With RobherieS’Kidnapings^ Soble, 58, was- released from-4ht- ■ "In short,” be said, "o y f lead USING ZINC ALUMINUM METAL Federal Correctional Institution at Republican auditor Clarence F. 'taiataltations are, and (Surtro 'is ership in science and industry, our Danbury,, Conn,, Aug. 31. Soblen, Baldwin said Tuesday that he was well aware of what we know.” hopes for peace and security, our ■ Police had a de.scription of Sla ton, supervising the lnvestlg;atlon, 61. died ’Tuesday in -a London hos writing LaBelle and requesting all Humphrey, proposed a fikt dec A lead from Manchester police obligations as a first-class coun pertinent Information heretofore laration that any Cuban aggres-. early today led to the artest in ter’s car. furnished by Wass after said Slater took 51 from Wass JASCO pital after a futile bail-jumping and his date, who was not identi try. all require us to mcdespionage after a 1961 trial fied with the information in the re (Conttnued on Page Thirteen) Belden St., New Britain, was made tion from the Newington furniture FREE-E8TIMATES— PHONE MI 3-5470 .said Slater, under questioning, ad' at which Soble was a key prose port oii- the investigation which by state vond Newington police store parking lot and described a mitted to other similar offenses cution witness. The brothers spell LaBelle turned over last Friday to near where Slater had earlier ac car he remembered seeing in that their names differently. Governor Dempsey costed a young fcouple In a car. The area. in Berlin and Meriden. The Manchester Incident Sept Soble was sentenced in 1957 to LaBelle said this morning that double charges brought against TTie girl was unaware that po Britain to Join him were for last night’s incident lice were in the vicinity and she 1 involved an Bast Hartford youth ^ - i. '-..V - seven years in prison after plead he had not received Baldwin’s let Bulletins ing guilty to a charge of . con ter but assumed it would arrive in and a almilar incident that took drove "back to Manchester to try and his date,'who were seized in the mail later in the. day. place Saturday_jilght in Newington, to find Wass. Unable to locate East Hartford at gun point and Culled from AP Wires , f h<: spiracy to obtain national defense Europe Market secrets. His wife, Myra, was sen Asked if he would make his en according to Newington police him, she sarted bacS toward New ordered to drive to Hillstown Rd/ tenced to four years in ^956 on tire file available to Baldwin, the ■Djey added this afternoon that ington and was spotted on the The youth was forced to leave thfe a similar charge.' prosecutor replied. " I ’m not giv Slater, under que.stionlng, admitted road by police. She was un car and the gvinman drove awray, BOY FATALLY INJURED PINE PHARMACY Despite Protest to similar offen.ses in Berlin and harmed. later "abandoning the girl Ipf the Soble and his wife both got time JACK SOBLE ing anybody my file, no more than PLAINFIELD (AP)—Aa 11- I would any other investigative Meriden. . Lt. Paul Palmquist of Newing car and running into the yroods. ye«r-old boy wae loured fa 664 CENTER ST. — Ml 9.9814 off for good behavior. She was LONDON (A P ) — The British Police are al-so trying to learn if released July 21, 1960. file.” tally by a car today while walk "“ I'll give him,’’, he said, "what government spread word today it Slater was involved in a similar ing aoroBs Route 12 to wait for Mrs. Soble also testified for the British Hold Clues case Sept. 1 in Manchester. WELCOMES SENIOR government at Soblen’s triaU ever I can give him that will be will press its bid to join Europe’s hla school bos.11ie %'ictlm waa helpful -to. the auditors.’ ’ Last night. Slater reportedly Connecticut Politics Nell Bteuer, who- lived on Route Soble was transferred to Dan Common Market despite the cen made Richard Wa.ss of New Britain bury after a strange suicide at On Drug for Soblen Last Friday’s report by the 12 In the Wauregaa Section of CITIZENS PRESCRIPTIONS state’s attorney stated that no evi sure of practically the whole Com and his Newington girl friend drive Plainfield. Police said th e . tempt in 1958 while he was con to Manchester at gun point. They fined at Lewisburg, Pa., federal LONDON ' (A P ) — Scotland dence had been found of any monwealth. ' . youngster ran into the side of n COME IN AND COMPARE Yard’s investigation of how fugi wrongdoing in connection with the Prime Minister Harold Macmil .stopped for gas in Eqst Hartford on car driven by Raymond Shin- penitentiary. There he swallowed the way. On Hillstown Rd., Wass AMA Leader, Ribicoff more than 1^ pounds of nuts and tive apy Roliert A- Soblen got his award and handling of the MVD lan called special Cabinet talks— kewicz, S9, of Canterbury. The final dose of drugs was reported modernization contracts. was ordered to strip to his under boy 'was brought first to Day bolts. Surgeons removed the met for this “week or next—evidently to clothing after getting out of the al from his stomach in an 80- nearân end today. Detectives sîd The investigation, which lasted KliihliaU Hospital In Putnam, for 10 weeks, was made at the re win the formal approval of h(s car. Slater then drove away with minute operation. they hope to bring charges sobn. Clash over Medicare and t h ^ . taken to Hartford Soblen died in a British hospital quest of Governor Dempsey after colleagues to ^ s h forward. the girl. Hospital, w he died about The former Soviet agent, who Slater left Rt, 15 in Wethersfield ' . ' ■ ------:------Z _ . . Tuesday, five days after taking state auditors reported they lack Government 'ihorces said, how flye hours accident. admitted he headed a major Rus at the Jordan Lane cutoff, and sian spy ring for a decade, was a n . overdose of - barbiturates to ed the authority to delve Into cer ever, that in the resumed negoti By ..THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 4'niBht makin^.ûnfounded charges Who pays you when you are sick prevent his deportation to serve tain areas in preparing Ii MVD ations with the six (Tommon Mar drove onto a one-way, dirt road. The president-elect of the Amer against me." STEEL FIRMS CHANOI described by government lawyers Patrolman John; D. Horrox of the as a psychopathic personality at a life ' sentence in the United aifdit. ket nations Britain’s approach ican Medical Association says_ He referred to the fact that Dr. NEW YORK (AP) Wethersfield Police Department, or hurt? For details aboui an- the time he was sentehcedt.,^ States. „ ’ "w ill be influenced by the strqn^ political considerations are pre Edward R. Annla, president-elect ateel componlea, including tYV^ making nightly rounds in a cruiser, of the nation’* biggest, naked Sobleh's. death came 78 days / Doctors said the drugs/started Bnhe Try Reported ' views” of Commonwealth leaders! venting' the American people; from oT the A M A threw a few barbs at saw the parked car about 1:30 a.m., Income Prot^tidn Policy call after he jumped 5100,000 bail and a’ series of complications that led NEW B R ITA IN (AP,1— A police Almost every (Commonwealth coun getting straight information about him in a speech in Greenwich last federal court today for permis fled from New York to Tel Aviv, to death from exhaustion for the try, big and small, has expressed about a half’ hour after Wass had Medicare proposals. « ' night. sion to change their pleaa to investigation into bookie opera been dropped in Manchester. Hor Israel,, in a vain attempt to es 61-year-old New York ^psychiatrist. tions has lead to the arrest of four fear that trade and political inter Dr. Edward R. Annis,' speaking Commenting' on ,Dr. Annis’ visit price-fixing c^rges from inn^ rox was unaware at the -time of cape imprisonment: He was con He had been tmoonsciotis since the men In an alleged attempt to bribe ests will be damaged if Britain last night at a public meeting to the state, Ribicoff said:. cent to no oonteet. ’The com- PAUL A. BOURQUE victed July . 13, 1961, of passing links up with Europe., - the Newington incident, and did not sponsored by the Gydenwich Medi "The issue is now joined, and 'panie* were U.S* Steel Corp., know Slater had a gun trained on cal Association, said administra Bethlehem r,Stoel Co. and the 97 CENTER STREET—MI 3-1118 The man behind the briefcase is the man behind the communications ■ U.S; secrets to .the Russians-dur (Continued on Page Twelve) (Continued on Page BIglit) Officials made British intentions ing World War n. A jury found] known even as Macmillan listened the girl.- tion spokesmen are deliberately (Continued on Page Thirteen) Erie Forge' A Steel .Oorp. of Erie, him guilty after a dramatic court-' lo new as.saults on his policies by Slater could not produce a li misrepresenting the facts to win Ha. Four steel eorporattona, flva NEW YORK LIFE INSHRANCE COMPANY of most Connecticut businesses. He’s a Communications Consultant. room cordrontatton in which Soble younger Commonwealth nations: cense when questioned by Horrok, support tor their proposals. ' executlvM and a trade associa said h^ and (ds brother took their Final Blast from Dixie “ The Treaty of Rome (setting but the girl did. "Were foods and drugs as bad tion were Indicted . April 26, Ufa liMroaca • Qfoup limiranca • AfimiSti« • Haollti kserowca • Par ian PkNB spy Instructions from Soriet po up the. Common Market),’’ . Prime "She- appeared very nervous, ly mislabeled and so hiding their Steel Officials charged with conspiring betweea ; He works for us on salary; he works for businessmen free. His respon- lice chief Lavrenti P. Beria. . . Minister Sir 'William Alexander Horrox said today; “but I thought contents,” he said, ’’the people be 1948 and 1961 to fix ^ c e e and Soble testified Beria .^had told Bustamante of Jamaica told ,,the it-was a .natural reaction." hind them would be jailed,” rig bids' in sales of steel forgings ' sibility is this: to help a company get the most out of its communica them to go to the United States Commonwealth hummU meeting, Horrox said he fir,st planned lo Dr. Annis said he and other-doc Explain Curbs to the Army, Navy, electrical from Europe "and work, for us, "Is like' a surgeon’s knife thriist tell the man to get out of the tors object to the various ' pro oMnpanies and other purchasers. Marshall Confirmed far, "but instead I told him to grams in which the government gathering whatever - information Into the body of the (Common- , WELL KNOWN NEW ENGLAND PLUS SCHOOL tions set-up. In some cases he suggests ways of getting better results you. can that would be of value wealth." 'drive the car but of the area, to plays a major role in supplying On Costs 'Data ARGENTINA COURT QUITS to Russia.’ ’ In return, Soble. said, In the 16-country parley’s third the paved road where the ^ r l medical care for the aged because - BUENOS AIRES, Argentina could take over the driving. There they feel such government partici (A P )—An Argentine Suprema Beria promised the brothers that daily session, leaders of Nigeria, WASHINGTON (AP) Ste« OFFERS BLASSES from existing equipment. In others, he recommends new or additional • their family would be allowed to By Senate, 54 to 16 the Central African Federation was room for only one car going pation would inevitably lead to Court judge challenged today liie IBM accompany them out -of their and Cyprus also expressed anx in a single direction,” Horrox said. lower medical standards. ’ company' executives who have legality of President Jose Maria native Lithuania. ’ iety. When Horrox backed off toward Among those criticized by the balked at submitting subpoenaed Guido’s government and resign WASHINGTON (AP)—The S^- ed, Associate Justice Julio Oylum-. equipment and tailors It to fit specific needs. The results are the same: Most joined in the demand of Jordan Lane, the other car drove AMA official was AbrahSm Ribi production cast data to Senate in ate has voted 54 to 18 to confirm away. coff, the Democratic candidate for arte, in submitting his resigna eight *of their colleagues who had vestigators said today disclosure in HARTFORD ’Thurgood Marshall as a judge on urged Macmillan Tuesday to seek In Newihgton, Slater left '’ the thd- Senate in Connecticut. Before tion, said the present government increased efficiency, bigger sales, more profits. ■ A Communications the 2nA U.S. Circuit Court of Ap girl in the wass car and went to he was nominated in July, Ribicoff of the Information would be inval is no longer the legal body which Clinic Receives 161 better terms from the Common uable to foreign competitors. peals after Southerner.* fired a Market nations — France,* West his own car, where he was caught wasr secretary of health, education, wan <^cially recognized by the DAYS • EVENINGS • SATURDAYS Supreme Court. Guido, who took Consultant will be visiting you in the near future. If you'd like to see Sterilization Pleas final fu.sillade in opposition to the Germany, Italy, Belgium, the in a pdiicf atake-out. and welfare, and thus the- admin They also said it would have a Negro lawyer’s appointment. Netherlands and Luxembourg. Del istration’s principal spokesman on serious doniestlc împact, greatly over the presidency after fi** Medicare proposala. damaging their ability to com military ousted Artaro Frondiai Courses in Keypunch, Sorter, Basie Machine Oner. NEW YORK (A P )—’The associ At his- New York apartment, egates of Malaya, Tanganyika and him right now, just cal! our business office. He will be glad to arrange where his family gathered to cel ITinidad expected to define their Ribicoff Is still talking about peje with producers of aluminum. In ' March, defined to say ation which helped a Warrenton, Walkouts Threaten whether he would accept tha ebrate the action, Marshall said: objections later. Medicare. IJe haa been asking the plastic, glass and other materials oHon, Panel Board Wiring, 4^7 Accounting Mo*: Va., clinic Set up its sterilization voters_J lataM to, send him to \)t7H4nar4/\n which can be substituted for steel Judge’s reeignatioa. a visit at your office at your convenience. No charge. No obligation. program says it receives applica " I appreciate the nomination by In the faca of the demonstra President Kennedy and the con tions .of overwhelming anxiety, Aerospace Plants so he can vote for It—something ■In some uses. chine, 604 Electronic Calculator, IBM 1401 Com* tions for sterilization from all oyer he was powerless to do while a Thomas E. Patton, president of ONE PARTY FOR GHANA the country—and got 161 last firmation by the Senate. I will do Macmillan rqn the risk ot im WASHINGTON (A P )—The grav member of the cibinet. the Republic Steel Corp. of Cleve ACCRA, Ghana (A P ) — A ma> month almie. my level best to live up to their periling his government ,;lf he puter Programming. expectations." ity of strike threats against major Dr. Annis said Ribicoff had land,- testified before the Senate tion calling for a one-party sya> . Many were referred to the Hu pre.sses on with his plan. tern of govemnieat lus been The Southern New England Telephone Company ’The vote ’Tuesday came after The B riti^ leader has pledged aerospace producers appes(red to made some questionable claims Judiciary Committee as spokes man Betterment Association by man for executives of four com adopted by Gtaana'a Natioaal Aa-' Hours: Weekdaya 9:00 to 5:00; .TueMlay and Wednesday eve five hours of debate and weeks he will take Britain Into the Euro deepen today in (he wake of a about the ease with which Medi-, doctors and hospitals, others by White House settlement plan call care programs eoiild be financed. panies that refused to comply serabiy by unaaimous vote. Uu4 nings 6:00 to 9:00; Saturday* 0:00 to^l:00. social agencies and other -groups. of hearings on his qualifications pean trading and political com ing for adoption of a-union shop. "Mind you,” he said, "this gen 'with the subpoenas. week the Assembly adopted an Many inquiries are inspired by for the second highest level Judi munity only after winning, safe The four firms involved—Lock tleman of yours Is extremely ca The subpoenas were issued by other motion ashing Kwsiim IBM equipment available for Btudents* use. advertisements the association cial post in the land. guards for the economic interests heed, ‘ Convair, North American pablepaoie in thetne fieldliciu of politics, ex methe ivenaxss Senate Antitrust masy*ahd Monoply Nkruiiiah to remain President for place in professional journals. ’Thirty Democrats and ,24 Re of his (Commonwealth partners. and Ryan-—clearly were balking cept that he does not happen to subcommittee, a unit of the judic(- life. Short Couraes — Free Placement . at RecenUy the aôciation branched publicans voted to approve the But almost to a man the leaders at the plan, particularly the union be fâiitncr' telling thefVtA truth.frilfh ** nrvary mmmitteA.committee, Alterafter Aa SÂ*ton56-a-ton 'M out. into daily newspaper adverUs- confirmation. The 16 nays were of (C%âda. Pakistan, (Ceylotij New SUKARNO POES EXECl^TED . Inquire now for Booklet M cast by Southern Democrats from shop requirement that, would com In Hartford today, Ribicoff said steel price increase was an ing. Zealand, India, Ghana, Sierra TOKYO (.AP)—S. H. Karta- nin^ states opposing ciidl rights Leone and Australia denounced as pel. all their more than 1(X),00Q that the American Medical Asso nounced in April. ' Of those who have applied for ciation has “made it clear" tlmt The price Increase was quiemy euwlrjo. ftgbtor tor ladaaeelaa sterilization, nearly one-fourth are legislation. Two Southerners were unsatisfactory the’ safeguards ne workers to be union members. Time was running out with a they plan to oppose his bid for tlw rescinded under pressure from indeprtulence who later bmka SC H O O L OF Roman Catholics, . according to absent—Sens. J. W. Fulbrlght, D- gotiated so far. witb Proaldeat Sokartw aad )e4 Ark., and George A. Smathers, D- They - also criticized other as no-strike plejlge' given President U.S. Senate. " ' President Kennedy., Ru(h . Proskauer Smith, iucecutive "The AMA, has now tipped its The. subcommittee, headed by the faaatleal Oarttl' letans aoct^ BUSINESS /! director of the association. Fla. f pects of the projected arrange Kennedy by the AFLkJIO auto workers and machinists unions hand,” ' the Democratic nominee Sen. Estes Kefauver, D-Tenn., has been rxemted.’ Aatara. this Ssvmty-three per cent are Prot The Dixie group charged that ments. recommended on - Aug. 81. after Indoaeslaa News Agency, ealg Nigeria, Tanganyika,- Jamaica, due to expire on Sept. 22. for U.S. Senator said, noting that estants, she said, and three per Marshall, former counsel for the the presidgnt-elect of the organi the steel executives failed to ap today. ’Ibe rebel and llvo at bin ^Donald B. Baaaett, President— Charlee L. Stone, Mariager eent have professed no religious National Asaociation for the/ Ad Trinidad and Tobago, and the In L ob Anjgelee, both imions .re ported contract negotiations still zation "moved into the Connecti pear In respbnse to the subpodnas, foUowers were, put to doatb H e ' 721 Main Street, Hartford— 525-9168 •foliation. vancement of 'Colored PÎe, Central African Fedpration were attempting 'to • 1 * expected to Join . in the , attack cut Senate campaign with an opening apeech in- (^heenwit^ last (CoaOmied on Paga Eight) . kaiwa May 14, Aatara i Other Sclioolil: Boston, Portland, Providence, New Haven. (OoBMaued Pag* Six) (CoaUnned Page iiO N is m a b s Iw a m ; .(Opattmied « a P a c* Tea) ■\ • 1 j .« 7f. . -V ' ■ 7' ■ , .. ■ '■ ■■■ ■ ■ - - N ■ 1 ■' - '.V MANCIHESTER EVENIJ^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1962 PAGE Tim EE n C E TWO ' »ANCHESTER EVENIKG HERALD. 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four years in Round Table at mmmmmmmmmmmmm, m-m V, MHiS, ' two year* of private tu toring and singing with the Hart r l l M ■ REGISTER FOR JO As Yotf Like It ford Symphony Chorale and the Sheinwold on Bridge All Stage Choral-Group. In the SQUARE DANCE LEMONS BUPfiET BUREAU Bj JtDITU AHEÂKIN original play on Broadway, Julie Mirror Andrews played the same role. .cs»#y KP/tRfMtHT Storting S«pt. 18. Wôddtll School, 8 P .M; Russell Wirtalla. last seen at KIND MANNERS .; # ARE NOT ENOUGH 9obtii d ttite By SAM DAWSON the Oval in "Three Penny'Opera,” 'Name ...T el. Th^reis a genre of drama burgeoning that By Alfred Sheinwold m u cw m vnlngiWMi AP Business News Analyst plays opposite Miss. Leavestrom K o m Th'jghl he labeled “ .serio-comic liaison study ! in his portrayal of Tony. Suppose you stroll Into your fa n e w YORK (AP)-A lot I* rid vorite bridge club and find four 4 K Q 7 9 Addreea...... '...... ’* or “slice of affair.” Its subject is.the shatter Madame Dubonnet, finishing V 4 5 ing on the new car models this §Aviih\ PROUDLY EXHIBITS school mistress, \ will be handled strangers playing at one of the Pleaac Check One Or More Of The Following: VILLAGE I SQUARE ing and frivolous a.spects of an affair. Be- ‘i WANT Yûk'-w Q K Q I 1 9 9 □ Attend Mancheeter □ Resident Of year. The nation’s merchants are j caiiss It sticks pretty close to the' by Marilyn Mann, and Fred T. tables. You are assured that three _____ * 7 4 i of them are experts; the fourth is Public School, Mancheoter optimistic about beating last fall’s ' incidents that might happen in an father'* partner. On the night of Blish III. president of .the LTM. ÔPINION, . . w n r RAsr plays Percival Browne. very kind to his mother. 4 4 5 4AI19 9 □ Property Owner-Jn .Manchester ■affair, and because it draws-no her marriage, after the consum f -SHEAm, f Could you tell , them apart from sales volume In the stores. Bull conclusion, has no particular ,ap mation- of the wedding, her hus Beverly and Iê pnrton, who 9 1997499 -81J50 PER COUPLE PER WEEK ; toe'LU A'i. watching this hand? total retail sales will depend on | proach other than to tell what band dies. She returns to Herb are also doing the choreography A5k 9 4 9 A 9 7 9 Sponsored By “ MANCHESTER SQUARE DANCE CLUB ôr the show, have been cast as East wins the first trick with the 4 Q 1959 4 9 4 3 how fast the new cars move out I happens to two people Involved in and descrilies at grim length what T.* - IT' Mall AppUcatinn To Allan Ledgard. 801 Henry happened. Herb gives her a seda Bobby and Maisie. ace of hearts, and South wins the Boura of the dealers’ showrooms. j the affair, it is' having a hard'go hqart return with the king. Eatt Manchester Or Call— 9-1912 of It. under the label "romantic tive and leaves. In the' Second-act Jeanne Adams plays Hortense. 4 * 4 9 Total retaU sales volume will | she is the” temporary playmate of the maid; Doris Belding, Lady refuses the next two tricKs,. both V KQ J comedy " diamonds, but takes the”* third dia have a lot to do In determining riaywTight (Jar.son Kanm'might a movie director and in the third Brockhurst; Ben Shankman, Lord 9 4 5 9 mond and leads a club. 4 A K J 9 how the economy looks to the pol solve a couple of problems with his act she’s a star and more perma Brockhurst; Chorus members in South steps up with the ace of icy makers In Washington as they romantic . comedy '•Comp On nent pla.vmate ofi a producer. clude;. Anne Miller, Gladys Jab- ‘"irntm w m n m * ’ Mtmt clubs and leads a spade. East 1 4 Tm i 1 9 I*a« prepare their proposals for 'the Strong’’ which opened at the Shu- Author ksnln has also staged lonjski, Sharon Murphy. Dan takes the ace of spades and leads 1 NT TMI 9 NT AM tl next Congress. And final consum bert Theatre in New Haven Mop- his play. • Everett. Dave Curilla, and Ricky another Club. South takes the Opanias kmiV 4 SHOW STARTS er- sales tell the manufacturers' day night if he -changed the label He was not able, especially in Arinogida; Loiru. Bea Paul: Gen vfhat to expect and how high to i king of clubs and cashes the queen ■OLTQN N O TCH T^ffil of his play, not to one of the face- the second act. to overconte the darme, In' Mann: and the garcon of hearts. He then leads a AT 7:40 'Set production schedules — and I tioii.s labels T just mentioned, but tedium inherent in the reality of by Frank .Minutillo. A second spade to dummy -and cashes the no good major suit; more impor- whether to hire or lay off workers., to some identification which would such a situation, that is. a girl who chorus, consisting of eight ‘mem last two diamonds. bant, you have an, aceless .hand TONIGHT! So consumer-watching is a wide be more of a guidepost to the tyanta to get married bu: who. de bers, has not been completed and South makes the contract, win and should mentuly deduct a ly followed occupation, especially atergoers. nied marriage, concentrates on will be announced at a later date. NMaDHECHT ning one spade, two hearts, four point. mSENTS hi time of uncertainty like these. The audience that is attracted to something she wants a little leas, Wathlns oiallery diamonds and two clubs. . For Sheinwold’* 36-page book BURT LANCASTBi the label "romantic comedy" prob The work of Mias Grace Tedford The rise and fall of the govern and Is to a certain extent happy in Evidence Is in let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," ment’s retail sales chart is ably will not enjoy "Come On what she is doing. The awful part is featured in the September-Octo- TYie evidence Is all in, and you send 50c to Bridge Book, Manches Strong, ” although oit has several ber display at the Watkins Gallery watched closely. But there are about copipromises with a dream should be able to tell which of ter Evening Herald, Box 3318 a^BIRDMAN those who think some improve well acted parts, .stunning sets and is that the results of the compro on Oak St., along with the work of the four men doesn’t really belong Grand Central Ste., N. Y. 17, N. Y. heaulifjil cojftumes. Al.so a sexy several other members of the Man ment would make it a better tool mise remain a monotonously long at the same table as the other (Copyright JW82, General Fea \ ± OF for decision making. dance, a few deft quips and a time, certainly long after the hero chester Fine Arts Association. three. Don’t try to listen to the tures Corp.) ' happy ending. Mias. Tedford has studied the minn ww mm itutn ALCATRAZ A drop in auto sales is credited ism of accepting the compromise conversation at the table. You for the slight dip total retail sales But it Is not romantic, either tn has faded. mediums of oil, water color, and won't get any more help. the Madison Ave. meaning of the pastel at the University of Con took In the (jommerce Depart- Carrol Baker gives a good per East is the gent with kind man n.3nt’s retail chart In August. Sea word nor in the technical sense of formance as Ginny land Van John necticut and with John Pike of ners, but a heavy hand at the being a ttetitious or wonderful tale Woodstock, N. Y„ nationally sxAJ m a n io c. sonally adjusted the August sales son gives an erratic performance as bridge table. He blew the de HMWMIKpaa*m m were $19.6 billion, compared with In which surpri.sing things happen. Herb. In the first and third acts he khown water colorist. She won sec Tense at the second trick when ho Nothing in this is really surprising, ond prize at the State Grange ex the record July high of $19.7 bil turned in a fine performance, but returned the nine of hearts, STARTS TONIGHT! lion. only interesting, and that only in in the soliloquy on his raison hibit in Wethersfield in 1961. She Bkust should destroy the dum Its effect on the characters. has demonstrated on Main St. dur muPoniM W H P n B t Contrast in Sales d’etre in the second act he ia shal my by returning . the jack of [MaaiMwMw* It is comedy, not because It has low. ing Manchester sidewalk sale days spades. If dummy wins, there In contrast the sales of nondur a number of funny lines and a and at St. Maurice’s Church Fair Is no further entry to the dia- able goods rose to a high In Au sometimes spoofing tone, but be Steve Roland as the movie di rVONELY rector adds little to the show, but in Bolton. One of her water colors mond.s, if dummy refuses. East gust of ''$13.4 billion, up 1 per cent' cause it ti.ses the techniques of was chosen picture of the month should continue with the ten of from July. comedy. Ijlsps.tick. doublelake, oc True Ellison as the dancer is very BRAVE goo\ Manchester High School Nov. 8, :ii.fii 4 i’ .m Figures Adjusted frornP^^-^Ganada after he pleaded The Department of Commerce BOOKCASE TOP CA BIN ET...... 59.98 ‘Wall to Wall Cleaning” 9. and 10 by the Little Theater of Weather guilty to possession of aii offen MANCHE.STER' Manchester. '-ALL COLOR SHOW! SUNDAY DINNERS SERVED adjusts its various figures season NOT ONE CENT.... sive. weapon—an eight-inch kn'fc.' Cary Grant, Doris Da,t ally. That is. It makes allowance 30" BASE CABINET WITH DRAWERS 59.98 and BELMONT .Joyce. l.eavestrom, daughter Of WINDSOR LOCKS tAPI—The Police saidi Dominic Skirland was 12 NOON to 8 P.M. Rag Cleaning Company Air, and Mrs. Arnold Leavfcstrom •TTIAT TOUCH OF MINK” ‘ for changing consumer habits— For a 'S t a f f o f e.xperienced U S. Weather Bureau issued this arrested Aug. 10 in .suburuan SI 6:80-9:88 the time of year they buy this or 16 Hannaway St. of .'185 Hackmatack St., has the marine W'eather summai-y for Lambert after a constable was SECRETARY TOP CABINET .'...... 69.98 sales people who can givf,ad Manrheater lead as the finishing school girl. — Also — that, the time they repay bills in vice on (iecorating and plan Connecticut today; called to Investigate a broken stead of shopping, and for the av Phone Ml 8-001* Polly. Miss Leavfe.strom, a new Window. Judge Armand Sylvestre ' Audey Murpli.v, Dan Duryea “ FOOD f 6 b BOOK TABLE ...... 42.95 Tides were high along the Con EVERY MOOD" erage weather conditions. ning!' member o f LTM. brings to the necticut shore from 8:30 to 10:30 said he had been informed au "6 BLACK HORSES" AVEY’S group a musical background of this morning and will be from 9 thorities in Maine had placed 8:16 ' But a couple of New York Uni to 11 a.m. Thursday morning. Low Skirland under bond to keep the versity professors. Dr. William C. tide at Old Saybrook is at 4:30 peace. Freund and Dr. Rabert A. Kavesh, this afternoon and 5 p.m. Thurs think the seasonal adjustments NOT ONE CENT..« day. Sunset today is at 7:06 p.m.; could be improve^ if merchants, OTHER L(VINC ROOM PIECES Go4Uteciic44i 57 sunrise Thursday is at 6:30 a.m SECOND ANNUAL manufacturers and Ihe public' are For speedy free delivery. No Boating weather for Long Is to get a true picture of how land Sound to Montsuk Point and things are faring with the econo- Available but not picturedFoam Platform waiting. Advertised merchan PUTNAM & CO. Bio«:k Island; m y., ^ Rocker, Foam Love Seat, Record Cabinet, 55” Long dise is always in stock or avail West to northwest winds 10 to Since unseasonable weather Is Cocktail Table with 2 Drawers, Foam Cushioned able! n I. c iN m n ., MANCHitni • mi s-iis i ^ 20 knots today becoming west to one of the chief culprits not only Day Bed, 4-Drawer Flat Top Student’s Desk, 46” Jamst T. Hair, Robert H. Storkcl, Ce-Manogen , southwest 10 knots tonight® and ‘9 acii to School HOP” In store traffic but often in indus- DorU Carr Long Lady’s Desk with 5 Drawers. southw'eat to south 10 ■ knots DAY with W DRC'S Ron Landry , trial production, transportation MARKET AND FINANCIAL NEWS Thursday. Visibility 8 miles or and home building, the predic more with fair weather. "Touch of Mink" SHOWN AT tions frequently go askew. U 7:i5—pint OVAL EXTENSION TABLE 3 Hear If on WTIC—Monday through Fridoy—6:30 P.AA. Marine observations; Monehostor State Armory, Main Stroot •STM Tt TONIGHT 6:30 and 9:40 "There Is no reason why the Block Island—Wind west 10 Action In A ftea Of AandU Department of Commerce, togeth 10" LEAVES ...... 109.98 FOR EVERY knots, temperature 65, visibility FRIDAY. SEPT. 14— 8 to 11:30 er with the U.S, Weather Bureau, WE 15 miles, clear. cannot issue a weather index SPINDLE BACK SIDE C H A IR ...... 22.98 AUmberi New Yerl: MontSuk Point -Wind west -4 Feahiring— DIM E Y O U Sodr Exefcongo which compares actual weather You’ll earn ar reputation knots, temperature 67, aea 3 feet conditions ^ th average weather CAPTAIN'S CHAIR ...... 29.95 visibility 8 miles, clear. a GLORIA De K'NIS. "RITCHIE” for 8etting.;a fine table in GIVE Westhampton .., Beach. L. I. a TOSLMY-BOYCE, "I’Ll. REMEMBER CAROL” conditions for geographic regions a settingâs charming as SPEND! Wind w’est 6-knots. temperature e DIANE and DARLETS, "THE WOBBLE" of the country. Such an -index HUTCH T O P ...... 99.50 this. 56, visibility "lO miles, clear. • THE' GEE SISTERS, “ TELSTAR” would provide g ready .jneans for New Haven- Wind northwest 5 e gEORGE McCAXNON HI modifying the seasonal factors 56" HUTCH BASE ...... 119.95 knots, temperature 58. ■ vl.sibility iWINDSd , ♦ M.ARCY JOE-MATHEW REID 1 used in adjusting economic time 10 miles, clear. • BAND, “ PERFECTION’.’ series,” the professors say. Village Square creates an Stratford Point—Wind west- Retail sales, housing starts, OriflBAl nnd rnent! ADMISSION...... r 81.00 atmosphere of Colonial, northwest 12 knots, temperature f Gene' Oann and other figures so adjusted 80. risibility 12 miles, clear Tienie^r . AndrcYct would- give the public, a much charm to win your heart Stratford Shoals Wind west 13 H “Tobacco Road” • clearer picture of what actually and your heart’s delight: knots, temperature 68. , sea 2 feet ■ . at T:45—riBa'> happened, rather than what risibility 10 milts, clear. should have happened under av BAymond' Burr In 4 IR fONOITiONiO Eatons Neck- Wind w-est '18 ^‘DESIBC IN THE erage weather conditions. Since OCCASIONAL PIECES knots, temperature 68. sea 2 feet the public tends to extremes, of risibility 10 miles, clear. Shown nt f:4S pessiiTlism or optimism when the Small craft warnings may be I STATE official figures don’t come up to or CREDENZA BASE displayed later today until sunset IHt btV, AmAJ [F i;ii RiSI .MANCHESTER exceed expectations, improve ments in the methods of sea.sonaI adju.stment.s might have a sizable 79.95 introducing. 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4 7 DRAWER 42" HIGHBOY..... 94.50 LOOK! POSTER BED, full or twin size .... 59.95 PACE SETTERS IN fillwMmaa/ Many other styles of chests, beds and dressers avall- CONTEMPORARY DESIGN tble. HMRIM Bob CARROLL REGISTRATIONS Beauty can be FIRE SONO—Capturoe rhythm e* dancing functional t o o fiamas in today's modem mataJ with no waste SYMMETRY-Sieotc aophistieatiaa Next Week Bee.M N EVES. Only ARE STILL OPEN ...! * ” • 6 1 6 space in . tight CEDAR LINED BLANKET CHEST... 49.98 0 6 AUDREY CORNER DESK comers! ' for eaauat table stagsnea . TWO- All Types Of Dancing Taught— A blanket chest for storage, of course, but at the foot Easy E N I O R E D version Y0UN6 MEADOWS 49.95 of a bed, it serves "as an overnight resting place fer Including “.TEEN-AGE BALLROp^” TONE CALF your turned down spread. Budget Th$ WwH of w imtink Term* Class or Private Instruction * PLUS CO-HIT SHOWN AT 6:00 and 8:10 m-po. Classes Farming At Once / s o f t a n d Sarvtca for § k s U IY W O N G TheUNBEUmBLEboconesTrue! gTABMiWO -LANI MIYAZAKI REGISTER NOW—BY PHONE CORNER (Please Ndte Our New Numbers) \^ supple) mS'mJfmm (• *>•> Ml- (HS. tS WALL BOOKCASE eith Furniture* STUDIO: MI 3-9419 MANCHESTER If No Answer Call Home: MI S-9S19 Gustafson's 59.95 USE 111) MAIN ST. s k O E S T O R E KEITH'S THI NATION'S FAVORIIl JAZZ ARTIST GERTRUDE G. TYLER SCHOOL OF DANCE 706 Main S t, Maochester other pieces'shown here priced s OPEN 6 DAYS WEEKLY with the living room furniture. BUDGET Manchester. Shopping Pafkaide 1 ' TERMS , MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9 A.M. ^to .5 :S0 P;M.—THURS. till 9 PJI.^ DovoBRUBECK ’ Manchester, Connecticut mad tha DAVM BMUHCK. QUAHrmi V : 917 MAIN STREET—MI 9-5814 ’ men-$8.78-8JO.i.oo-2.sa - .STARlUNGjIANET M^INRO and LEO McKENE Read Herald Advs. mwMBBiawa— w j - < ■ ■ V ■ ■ (V . i

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in 1948. Love’s opponent ifi Nb- his nomination Sept. 28, 1961, four MANCHESTER EVENING ItERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1062 PAGE FIVE Repuhlicdn Primary vember'wlll be. Gov. Stephen L.R. Fiir111 Loses Bid Final Blast from Dixie days before .Congress adjourned. NcNlcbolS. whom Democrats He resubmitted;, it Jan. 15 while picked for a third term and was To Put Boil Aini Marshall, was ^serving on the Bolton Courses will be Dr. John D. Spang n0t opposed. , bench tinder a recess ap^lnt- T Pastor ileads ler, pastor of Asbury Methodist ' Democratic ^ n . John At Car- ment. . / Church Glastonbury, "Paul, the Gov. Powell Ousted, roll was unchaHenged a ; ’was his In Receivership Marshall Confirmed The nomination was finally ap- Man arid His Work;" Rev. How'srd GOP senatorial rival. Rep. Peter roved 11 to 4 last Fglday by the School Board to G>nsider Praver Stiidv LoVe. pastor of the Wesley Me H. Dominick. The New 'Vork State Supreme £enate Judiciary committee, morial Church. East Hartford. A Democratic primary will be Coiu-t turned down yesterday a headed'by Sen. James O. East- “The Signifleanee of the Church:’’ land. D-Misa, after protracted The Rev. Evan Johnson, pastor and Mrs. Thomak W. Bowmar of Mrs. Bridges B ea t^ run off today in Georgia. The real request that the Bon Ami Co. be By Senate, 54 to 16 Sketches and Specifications stake there is the governor's spot. hearings which drew protests of ThompsonviUe M e t h d d 1 s t Providence. >R,I., former mission pul into temporary receivership, Ernest Vandiver drops the execu from MarshaU'e supporters. Church, will lead a study course on ary to Malaya, “The Christian Mis tive ' reins in January and five but grant,ed one continuing the re Preliminary sketches and outline^falling to gain re-nomlnation a* sion on the Rim of East Asia."- SAMPLE COAT SALE (Contlaned froin Page One) “Prayer" as part .of the School for candidate^ are willing to pick strictions imposed-'on officials' ac for "many, many years, in but Elks Setback specifications for the town’s pro state representative at the party Mrs. W. E. Wagar. directffF' of one narrow field of civil rights." r Christian Workers to be held on six In New Hampshire them up. The principal contend cess to company funds. lacked legal experience. outside posed secondary school on Brandy caucus, questioned whether those music, at the Glastonbury church, ers are former Gov.. Marvin-Grif Sen. Philip K Hart, D-Mich., who have moved from town re Thusday evenings at South Metho will lead "Music in QhrLstian Edu Consideration of the two ac the field of civil rights. State Shoe Repair. 240; Patten’s St. will be con.sidered by the board fin arid State Sen. Carl E. Sand one of several Northern senators Builders, 216; Four . Dunces. 213: cently are eligible to vote. dist Cluirch starting Sept, 57. cation:’’ Rev. Dougia.s Dorchester, ers. -'■* ' ■ tions came, after- Stale Supreme Marshall successfully prosecut of education at a special meeting Republican Regist'rar of Voters Thvelve ^êthodi.st;. churches In Providence, executive secretary (OoBtlinMd from !*•(• Om ) Republican senatorial nomination. pressing for confirmation, told the Woody’s Wonders, 206; North Sm . Herman Talmadge faces Court Justice Arthur G. Klein de ed' the NAACP’s case against Senate Marshall is "a man whose Ends, 203; Manchester Travel Bu at the sclKK>l at 8 p.m." today. ‘ .MrsT'Mamie Maneggia plans to | the area are sponsbring the school of the board of education: New Christensen will face Sen. War- ohly token opposition in his re appoint two challengers for . the | which will be open to the public. England Southern Conference, of railed ott th^ tabulatloYis before ten G. Magnuson, the Democratic cided Bon Ami officials had school segregation before the Su reputation in, American Jurispru reau, 170;. Walnut Clippei-s, 168; The sketches and specifications all the polling places were count' nomination contest. Republicans failed to successfully answer the preme Court. dence is clearly established.” Peterson’s Milh. 156; 4T’s, -156; were approved by the public build primary when Mrs. Miller will I Miss Marjorie William%, director | the Methodtsf Church. "How to incumbent. have not entered candidates for opjx)se Eugene Gagliardone for of Christian education at South I Teach;’’ Mrs, Charles Straight, ed again. WISCONSIN — In one of the cliarge against them. One leader of the opposition, Marshall’s road to confirmation Schendel Oil, 156. ing commi.ssioh Friday night and Faced with the probability that governor os senator in the gener The cQjurt action was the re Sen. Olin D. Johnston, D-S.C., was long. High single. State Shoe, 129; must be approved by the tward of the. state representative post. director of Christian" Education. state’s hottest scraps in years, al election. To Set Budget Burnside Melhodi.st Church. Ea.st President Kennedy w ill. campaign Philip G. Kuehn, 42, won thd Re sult of charges filed last month eaid Marshall has practiced law The President first submitted second, North Ends, 124. Read Herald Advs. education before "''they are sent to Mrsonally In the state for the by Tel-A-Sign Inc., a Chicago a cost e.stiniator. After cost.s are The board of finance will hold , . Hartford. "Understanding Chil publican nomination for governor an executive session at the home i bemocratlcr ticket. Republicans over Wilbur Renk. The Milwau Jet Crash Kills 44 vertismg firm, and other rrjajor obtained the complete plans will dren." snd Mi-s. Osgood Bennett, mixed up ' their choices for state stockholders, claiming Bd'n-^' Ami be forwarded to the state depart of board member Mrs., Edward ' ' edifcational assistant. North kee area businessman will meet Tlioms Thursday qight to make Methodist Church. ■'Working with and national offices between con Democratic Atty; Gen. John W. SPOKANE. Wash. (API .— Air management was embezzjirig Com ment of education for evalimtion. servatives, moderates and at least Force investigators are still trying pany funds. ^ ' It Is expectecjl that it will take final dbetsion on the bfidget to be Primary' Children.’’ Reynolds, .who was unopposed. to the annual Jtown one liberal. Bidding for an unprecedented to find out why a KC-13S Jet strato- about two w e^s td obtain Uie co.st presented Plans for the promotion of the Bass, a moderate, had attacked The . suit chargee that Bon Ami estimates, after the plan.s are ap- meeting. Oct.. I fifth term. Sen. Alexander Wiley tanker plowed into a mountain Chairman R. Patil Weesner, Presi school has been under the di r F \| Mr.s. Bridges sis the kind of con ran off with what he called a near here Monday. All 44. aboard proved, , - rection of a board of managers servative that is "against every dent Ralph A. Schwaikerl, a 'for TTie board wilt also dlscus.s...... some...... • Manchester Evening Herald "great vote of confidence” in the were killed. ' mer Manchester resident, and two headed by Charles Dickens, .It thing, Including the passage of Items tabled at a meeting held i ®"**"*V' r®rre*pondent, Grace Me- Republican senatorial jatmt, beat Officers said the pilot may not others had diverted $550,000 of the Avondale Rd. Mrs. John Cniick- time." She had campaigned vigor have known he was near the crest last Wednesday, Preparatory to Det lotL telephmie Mitchell shank.s. of East. Glastonbury is ing off the challenge of Arlyn F. company's money. S-( 166. ously against ‘ Kennedy’s foreign Wollenburg, a former teacher. of 6,271-foot Mt. Kit Carson until closing the board s book.a for the treasurer and Mrs. Neil.S. Case and domestic policies. Bass sup Wiley, ’ll. will test Gov. Gaylor seconds before he slammed into a . Judge Klein thought that put year, Supl, Philip Liguori is ex of. East Hartford is secretary of ported the administration's inter Nelson, unchallenged for the Dem ra-vlne. They said he apparently ting Bon Ami under receivership pected to report on the status of the -school. national trade program, which she ocratic- senatorial nomination. tried to pull the giant craft up as would be more threatening to its the 1961-62 budget indicating which { District Institute attacked. RHODE ISLAND — Democrats it headed into the mountainside at financial position than permlttlrig items have been over-expended The Republicans tossed Powell, nominated Gov. John A. Notte Jr. 250 miles an hour. the present management to' re and which still have balances. a conservative of sorts, and his main in control of the company Set for Rotarians for a second term over Woonsock The Strategic Air Command Liguori will make rei>6mnienda- Navar S* ia« national ambitions overboard for tanker from Ellsworth, Air Force while awaiting further court hear tlons concerning transfers within et Mayor Kevin -K. Coleman. In ings. Big John Pillsburyi a physical gi November Notte will be matched Base, S.D.,'carried .39 members of the budget. Modincktions in the! Twenty-five officers, directors ant of a man who chose the mid-, with John , H. Chafee, .Rhode Is the 28th- Bomb Wing, a civilian The Judge continued a require 1962-63 education/budget will also j and comifilttee chairmen of the' die political road. land "House minority lebd*’’ who technician and a crew of four. ment that all checks over $5,000 be be dlscu.sacd. , ' ; Murichester Rotarv (Jiub will at- Powell’a defeat could be reas bliritered Louis V. Jackvony. in the The plane was moving per.son- countersigned by an independent Anolher it.em tabled la.st week - ' , suring to potential contenders for Republican primary. nel to Fairchild Air Force Base •certified accountant. was whethei’ the board .should pay ' the next Republican presidential VERMONT — W. Robert John near Spokane while a runway The Bon Ami firm was located for phy.sical examinations j-equired j Country Club Frl- Kov. Kvan Johnson nomination, such as New York son, 54, a businessman fbhasing project was underway at EllsWorth. in Manchester, until 1958. for new teachers. Some member.s; '■“V- , , w Sale • Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller who votes for the first time, scored felt .’that since the cost of physical! The local club js one of 49 clubs Methodist Church and dean of the might want to try out the waters an upset by defeating former Rep. exams for bus drivers is paid by 1 over 3 (X)0 mêmb^^^^ m school, says eight couises have J L 'T 5 $ 5 -9 5 in the state's first-in-the-natlon William H. Meyer for the Demo ,the board if th»the examination isIs ! Rotary District 789 wiiicb wall send been planned to be of .special in primary in 1964. If elected, Pills- done by the stliool doctor, the - repre-sentatlve.s to the institute. cratic senatorial nod. Johnson jvUl Rotary activities, programs and terest to lay people as well as bury could be expected to let face an old hand in November— ANDERSON-SHEA POST VFW AUXILIARY same policy should apply to new church school teachers. ; them wade unmolested. teachers. new international by laws will be Republican George D. Aiken, now discus.sed by variou.s speakers un- Partlcipqfhts may register at the A a a z w sa m W Pillsbury’s expressed hope that in his 22nd year in the Senate. Tea for Chiirchwonien he could lead a,unified party in der the chairmanship of Di.strirt office of South Met)iodi.st Church W«t **4a M p^m' TV*r Neither Republican .Gov. F. Ray A nicmberslii]) tea for , the Governor Marty J. Coughlin of i or with Harold Veal of 41 Santlna A**q*«rt*k« tar’ «ar'- the campaign was dampened by Keyser Jr., nor the Democratic Women of St. George’s Episcopal m "parTf- Poivell’s snarling exit from the Wethersfield. Dr. Registration will also be avail-j gubernatorial nominee, Philip Church will be held Saturday at Allen F. Behnke. president of the able to members of participating m 9 ■aAait. Ywy 4aa'tf ftcene. Hoff, a state representative, were a##e4 ar afia**'*o4a $Lsa ' , The outgoing governor marched FAMILY PICNIC 3 p.m. at the home of Dr: and Manchester clilb.^ w'ould like all churches with promotion secre aad mt !«#•.' opposed. Mr.s, Robert Bulteriield on Ver mem’iers who are planning to at taries at their own church. | V fettil JIdffi «r Muff Mom skodm. Into a television station to attack COLORADO -r- Corporation law fft- mmmmm a newspaper publisher. At the Pest Heme, 608 Eest Center St. non Rd. tend the institute to' be at the ! The courses will be held for two yer John A. Love won the Re On Oct. 20, the Women of St. Bantly Oil Co. office at 8:^0. The; fifty-hiinute periods each night, the, " I ’m paying the penalty for ap publican nomination for governor pointing a Catholic (Murphy! to SATURDAY, SEPT. 15— STARTIKQ A t 1 P.M. George’s will sponsor an hour-long Wethersfield institute will convene j first starting at 7:45. the second at j in his first shot at an elective of show by the Burton Moore mar- •"Helanea Is the registered TM the U.S. Senate.” he add^. " I ’m at 9 a.m. with a welcome by a iiep- 8:36. Participants will be regia-i of the Heberlein Patent Corp." fice. He trounced David A. Hamil, DONATION: ADULTS and GUESTS—$2.00 Each" lonelte.s' at p.m. at the Com re.sentative of Rotary Internation tered for one course only. paying the penalty for a few Ne rural electrification administrator groes coming to New Hampshire CHILDREN 12 to 16—$1.00 Each munity Hall. The 'Moores report al, and will adjourn at 4:30 p.m. Leaders for the remaining seven In the Eisenhower administration theS’ will put on a different show as ‘reverse freedom riders’ !" and a GOP nominee for governor Associates discounted the possi than that presented for the Man-. ■ I bility that Powell might run as Chester Memorial Hospital Aux Ulstldon. “ an indepOTdent in the November iliary Fair since many local resi election. But he could choose to dents attended the ho,spital show. DRUG COMPANY %ulk In his tent. ’ — — Tickets will be available from any member ■ of the w’omen’s guild. »0I Main St.—Ml 8-6821 In Sen. Norris Cotton the Re A publicans picked a moderate to Punch and cookies will be seiwed run for a second six-year Senate YOU DONT HAVE TO SKIN-DIVE to lliose attending. term. But they supported oppos In addition to the marionette ing philosophies in two congres- show, there will be pony and horse STUDIO of PIANO and ORGAN ; sionaJ district nominations. TO FIND TREASURE! lides on the grounds of the Com- \J *> In the 1st District, Louis C. Wy munUv Hall and a white elephant man, former state attorney gen Not in the depths of the sea, but in your savings at table. eral and a staunch conservative. Manchester’s oldest financial institution, you’ll To Tour Catb^ral Member.s of St.* Mmirice Coun ■ won going away. In the 2nd Dis the kind of treasure that means most to you Resumes Teaching ‘ trict, James C. Cleveland, a lib , READY C■'^SH WHEN YOU NEED IT! cil of Catholic Women will tour TJtunAojtA. eral, squeesed out a narrow vic St. Jo.seph Cathedral in Hartford tory. Sunday from 3 to 4 p.m. -irte Democrats quietly went about group will leave from St. Mati- Monday^ Sept. 17 the business of nominating a tick riee Chui-ch .at 2 p.m. They will CANDY et. headed by John W. I ^ g ! mi- return to the church for'a short nprity^leader of the state House vS AVIN G S business meeting after the tour, of Representatives, to oppose t’hureli Budgets Due Pillsbui^ id the governor’s race. I.OAN The Christian Enlistment Com FREDERIC E. WERNER \SS<)< lAl’ION mittee of Bolton Congregational | KITCHEN Thomas J. Mdqtyfe, a vigorous Instructor of Piano and Organ, advocate of federal'-gid to educa Church will meet tonight at 8 in ' MAKERS OF FINE CANDIES tion and an all-the-way-.supporter the parish room. All bpard.s having! of Kennedy, will contest for the BsacaisTZS’S riaaaeiat laaTiTOTiof budget requests are asked to sub-r 1 Famous for Old Bridges short-term seat. mit them to Walter Waddell by to- ; Cotton will be opposed by Alfred ‘/OOTv44aiM night. ! LOUIS^ L. RECKNAGEL Fashioned Goodness 3 ., Catalfo Jr., another all-out BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE $1. CGVENTBY "The building committee for the e Kennedy supporter. religious education building will ' lnstr{ictor of Piano 2 STORES TO SERVE VOl'! Wyman will face opposition in moot tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the I the 1st congressional District from OPEN TILL 5 P.M. church. Another milestone in the MANCHESTER Mayor J, Oliva Huot of Lacbhia- MON..TUES..FRfDAY building program ha.s been marked : Beginners Our Specialty SHOPPING PARKADE Cleveland’s opponent in the 2nd THURSDAY 9 A.M. to 8 PJd__WED. CLOSED AT NOON w:ith the completion of the project Mnndsv. Tnesda.v, Saturday , District will be Eugene S. Daniell Exfraôurs of relocating the par.sonage. The 10 A..M. to 6 P.M. - Jr., who defeated Helen L. Bliss Chandler family has now moved WednMdav. Thursday, Friday In the only Democratic contest of ■'‘v back into the par.sonage. ■ 10 .A.M. to 9 P.M. any importance. Baseball Picnic Minnesota also turned out a A father-son baseball game and ! Studio: 875 Main St., Tel. .MI-3-7815, MI-9-923S ROUTE 6, BOLTON bigh-voltage ccmtest as 24-year picnic will be held at the. Bolton! Daily 9 A.M. to 7:80 P.M. ' congressional veteran H. Carl An- School diamond Saturday begin-; \ / M 1.9.7333 Sunday 10:80 A M. to 8:80 P M. deraen was apparently beaten in ning at 3'p.m. I'liere will be a small a battle for the 6th District Re charge to’covcr the cost of the pic publican nomination for Congress. nic. Thrt.se planning to attend are Andersen—plagued by Mnks with asked fo contact nianager.s of the the Billie Sol Estes case—lost out ba.seball teams on which the hoys to State Rep. Robert J. Odegard, played in the Bolton Junior Ba.se- 41. a comparative political novice. bali Program. ' It was the biggest day so far .^Grange Booster Set In the 1961 primary season with "Booster Night” will-be. observed voters going to the polls in nine by Bolton Grange Friday at 8 p.m. states — Wisconsin, New Hamj> nt the Community Hall. An.yone in X shire, Vermont,' Rhode Island. terested in Joining the Grange "or Minnesota, Utah. Washington, Ari in leaming moi-e about it. is Invited zona and Colorado. to attend. Miss Mary Tedford and First Time Ever! Among the top prizes at stake Mro. • Etnesl A.spipwall are in were party nominations tor eight charge of lefreshmerits. Senate seats, six governorships Eligible Voters Defined and 39 pidces in the House. All Republirans' wiiose names As usual the voters threw in a appear on the late.st voting^.list SAMPLE SALE of few surprises among the expected •will be eligible to vote in the Sept. ’ results: 2.'"i pi'imaiy .tfhless the.v are chal In key races: lenged. parly officials have been ARIZONA — Sen. Cgrl Hayden, told! Mr.s. Dorothy Miller, who I S4-year-old dean of the Senate who petitioned for a primary after! Precious Fur Trimmed Coats’ has ■ represented Arizona in Con-, gress for five decades,, easily won the Democratic nomination for another term, swamping W. Lee Save up to 2 5 ^ on your McLane, a Phoenix lawyer. Con , ,, / n a c BlABItSAUII servative Republican State Seri. Evan Mecham got the GOP nod to run against Hayden by defeat- "^^/L^S/ISSY , Ing Stephen Shadegg, former cam- i^Fall Fur Trimrheej Coat x aign manager for Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater. In-the race for the Democratic, gubernatorial - nomination, Sam DOROTHY GKN« Goddard, a Tucson' lawyer and » Black champion of organized labor, Mink • Mink swept to a wide lead over two I ■ other candidates. Two-term Gov. e Cerulian Paul Fannin was unchallenged for Mink a Lynx Dyed the GOP nomination. Fox UTAH —Democrat Rep. David a White 8. King and Republican Sen.^Wal- 50% OFF REGULAR PRICES! Mink lace F. Bennett captured their VAl.UE.S TO 1 VALUE.^s TO a Many tn thin groop wiUi p ^ e s ’ senatorial nominations. Ranch A BennetL trying for a third term, $100 a $139.99 for ottffs. defeated fiery conservative J. Once-a-'year sale! Dorothy Gray Mink Bracken Lee. Salt Lake Qty may or and former governor. King . overwhelmed Calvin- Rampton, DRY SKiM CLEANSER AND COLD CREAM “Many a .girl in ^he sea of See what , Balt Lake City lawyer. matrimony has no tV’uhble find Every Coat In lOOô Wool Fabric ing a buoy!" says S ^ .s y . wilt buy WASHINGTON _ Richard G. Regularly ,4.00 Chriatensen, a former Lutheran $ 2* Vour dream come.s true—ju.st picture your.self in folds and folds of luseiou-s fur— fabrics . miniater, outdistanced Ben Larson, To be "tfes-chlc," a Wgh school principal, for the come to of real dreamy quality'apd unfathomie.ss beautj". creations that are-stuhning— ^Your life- j Also on Sale: Right now when you need them for skin dried by Togo with your new coat Summer sun, Dorothy Gray reduces the regular -, long ambition to wear an individual gem of a coat now comes tnie. See them tomorrow, 2-MINUTE MAGIC TRESCHIO C ^ D b e t t e r prices of skin creams by 50^ . 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} ■ I /.. I..'. •JjK . t / V PAGE SIX BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, W^Dd NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1962 PAGE SEVE!t Do w« want any one group of tjuc- ported 68 voluntary. sterilizations of the women sterilized have-been of sterilization to individual doc tion are referred "appropriate iiatir^pBlpr payers in the community, with one Clinic Receives 161 in 4 214-year period, after, atten NegrbM. \ . tors and hospitals . . family agencies:’’ justice; to punish the wrong 'doer -s / Stressing that the association’s Hebron common interest, to set itself up tion was called to the situation by "The despair of poverty and the Marehddz Qedonel Clown to Appear and to tree the innocent. ' i f tr a i d Sterilization Pleas pressure of local officials may program . la nationwide, Mrs. This;column is written by the as a court before which all candi Archbishop -Patrick A. O’Boyle of Smith said all applicants are RANGE State "Bar. Association • of Con Washington. well have impelled these women screened by the association's med TRAVEL AfiENCY Arrival at School ÛBUSHKO BY n U ) dates must appear and glVf; right (Continued from Page One) to decisions which they will later \ M> necticut in order to make you B E IU U ) PRIMTINQ CO. OiC. answers, or face the oonsequences 7 Archbishop O'Boyle described ical committee,' which is headed Authorized Agents For AU On State Stage Saturday better informed and more fully IS BlaaUl the sterilization. program as regret,” he said. by Dr. Alan Guttmacher. > Limited to 8:30 H knehM lt^ Coniv One ansiver to thia is that no Eighty-eight per cent of all cou FUEL OIL Rail, Air and Steamship aware of our. laws. THOMAS r IICROIWN "grossly Immoral. ’ Others, includ . The Human Betterment Associ Dr. Guttmacher Is also presi ' Colonel Clown, one of the gay WALTER R IVROClON body can ever stop the occastonml ples seeking sterillutlon bav^ ing evangelist Billy Oraham, also ation, organized in 1637, has as its dent of the Planned parenthood Lines The Hebron Elementary- School Advertisement— PAbItsiMrB have attacked the proâm. aim "acceptance of voluntary GASOLINE est and happiest stars of local Found«d October i u n appearance of group or bloc vot used some other form of birth con' Federation, but the two groups 18 Asylum St., Hartford office requests, that pupils com BINGO sterilization as a means of birth television and a top children's per ing in elections, or pressat any to trol previously, she added, includ Rep. Charles S. Joelsoh, D-N.J., have ' no administrative connec ing to school, in private cars or Step Up to Fast Service. CON Publlihed Etm t BT«nttit IbKcpt ing 82 per' cent of the Cstjholic ap disclo.sed Tuesday that he has control when other methods, are tion. Tel. 247-5857 former for years on TV in New on bicycles, not arrive before 8:30 Your Rights in Court NECTICUT BANK AND TRUST and Holldajra. Entered at the tal Impediment to the effort of Inapplicable of have failed.” BANTLY OIL net at Mancneater Conn . aa plicants. j - asked Welfare Secretary Anthony About one-foiyith of those who HAROLD BELLS Ehigland, will appeap on stage at a.m. This- will prevent possible Most people have only,a vague- COMPANY offers you speeded-up Bvery Friday Night At 8 P.M, aaaa MaU MaUer. any group or bloc to champion ape- The association released The Celebrezze whether any. federal The association says Virginia's apply are approved for steriliza COMI' \\ ) , l.\C . the State Theater Saturday. complications caused by hanging idea. If a/iy idea at all, about their And his failure to testify annot be servibe a t the ALL PURPOSE funds are being sent to the War-^ statute on voluntary sterilization tion. Mrs. Smith said. They are MI 9.7442 around waiting for school to open. rights in court. When charged with commented on by the prosecution TELLER WINDOW. Conduct all KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HOME 8UB8CRIFTIOM RATES cific policies, programs, or expen iKatistics after criticism by Catholic Colonel Clown, the popular star Payable In Advance ditures in which It Itself is vitally and Protestant leaders of a volun renton hospital and. If so. demand only follows the existing practices referred to one of the 1.100 doctors "ji Manchester Ag«nt School opens at 9 a.m. and closes even a simple offense, such as a in court. your banking business efficiently Carrier Mao tary sterilization pitogram devel ed "a thorough investigation of in the medical profession and that acrosd the country who are coop of “The Clowntown Show" on at 3 p.m. • minor traffic violation, some per All these safeguards, valuable with one stop at 893 Main, 15 138 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER ^ e Teair ...... tlS.60 moo interested, and which it considers the' details and motives of the pro the policy of medical groups, In erating with the human . better ii.i.. Miuiuii Channel 30, has appeared pn the. sons feel that all Is lost. Blit our though they are, are useless to the North Main of the Manchester Six Montha .. . . a* *•*4• 7.78 11.00 o p ^ with the association's help at Howdy Doody Show, Grossinger’s ' Any pupils who returns to school ITirea Montha 3.A0 6.60 vital to the welfare Of the whole Fauquier Hospital- in , Warrenton. gram cluding the American Medical As- ment program. illt- Tlv .’-.!LI7I after an absence must present a laws provide several safeguards to accused unless he has someone to Shopping Parkade. « One SConth 1.30 town. ^ • The Virginia hospitsJ . has re ", Joelson said the great v majority soclatlon. Is to leave the question Tno.-ie turned down, for steriliza In New York State, >xnd the CTil- written excuse to the teacher. Insure that the rights of each In advise him and to tell him that W ttU y ...... 80 Read Hc^rald Advs. dren's program at Lake Cbm- they are available. This la why the ^.a But another answer to this is pounce, in addition to his many When an absence occurs following dividual are protected, and that MEMBER OP 935 MAIN ST.. Ml 3-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M.-CLOSED MONDAYS a communicable disease the pupil the innocent person Is not convicted right of the accused to have a THE ASSOCIATED PRESS that candidstes who' are running personal appearance.-; throughout lawyer represent him is guar the eastern and southern part of fnust bring a doctor's certificate or of a crime he did not commit. The Aeaociatad Presa la exolualvely for office, no m atter what their be examined by the school nurse, The most fundamental right of anteed by the United States Con entitled to the iiae of republication of the United States. stitution. The Sixth .Amendment all aewe dimtchea credited to U or party, and no matter what thetr He was recently awarded the Mrs- .Harry H.. Kirkham, who is the accused person is that every not othenriae credited in thia naper n AT on duty at the school on Tues one is presumed innocent until says that “the accused shall . . . and also the local newe published here Own personal inclination on the is "Man of the Year” award by the have the assistance of counsel for All righta of republication of special— Southbury Training School for the day)! arid ’Thursdays weekly. proven guilty beyond a reasonable dispatches herein are also reserved suer which they expect to be in doubt. The state, or prosecuting au his defense." In 4\capital case, or volved. should be jealous of their Mentally Retarded for his service T}ie board of education has ap one in which the penalty is death, OFF thority, must prove that a man is to Yi f\ill servics client of N B. A Serv- on their behalf. He has also been proved an accident Insurance plan if the accused cannot afford to Ice, Tnc. own independence, t,h«*i own pre the recipient of many plaques and to cost S2 per student for school guilty. It is not the obligation of PuMlshera___shera Repreaentattrea ITie rogatives,. their own stature now time coverage; $10 lor 24-hour cov the accused to prove-that he is in pay for the services of a lawyer, Julius Mathews Special Agency—iNew commendations for his charitable nocent. • the court must appoint a lawyer York Chicago, ^ t r p lt and Boatoa.’oatoa. and in the future, and therefore O F MANCH appearances in behalf„of the Con erage. to represent him. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU or necticut Dental. Society, the New Blanks have been sent tq par Another important protection for CIRCULATIONS find tome polite way of declining You get more than/fine quality the accused person is the right to Every person charged with a WHITE UNIFORMS England Optometric Society, the ents to indicate their :^shqs. The crime has the right to consult The Herald Prtnttng Company, Inc., the invitation so long as it is March of Dimes', the Fire Preven jilan Is optional. have s witness, whose testimony he may need, subpoenaed tq appear with a lawyer before making a assumes no financial reSponsibilltv for coupled with the combined threat- tion Committee, and otljers. Church Women Installed plea. This rule applies to all our typographical errorn appearing In ad- During this -visit to the State Officers of the church women of in court and to testify. It is every veiiêmenta and other reading matter promise of an endorsement pro citizen’s duty to testify when call Connecticut Courts, no matter in The Manchaater Evening Herald cedure. to be followed by a cam Theater Saturday siftemooh.. he St. Peter's Episcopal Church who how small the infraction might be. will give out autograph photos to ed upon to do so, if he has im Display advertising closing hours: were installed during the morning The courts exist to ’promote OF QUALITY paign procedurs. For Monday—1 wm. Friday. •each child. service Sunday are: President, portant information relative to. a For Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. Tbs Issue, here, is no longer The show will begin at 2 p.m., Mrs. Albert S. Taylor; vice presi trial. The courts have the power to For Wednesday—^1 p.m Tuesday. what kind of education we shall When you choose carpets at Watkins and will also Include . cartoons, dent, Mrs. Louise Parklngton; fo r^ a witness to appear in court For Thursday—-1 p.m. Wednesday. Sind testify. A Mlllfon Dollars to COnONS, BLENDS AND ALL D ACR0N \ C For Friday—1 p.m. TTiursday. have In Manchester, or what kind and the feature, "Courage of treasurer, Mrs. Mary Drew; secre For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. Blackêauty.” tary, Mrs. Miriam Ryan. ^ An accused person may refuse Classified deadnne: 10:80 a.m. at__ of school system, or even what to testify if he has a reasonable Roliovo Itch of Piles JUNIOR, MISSES' AND HALF-SIZES ^ .day of publication except Saturday — .Absentee BaUots Available B a.tn kind of teacher's union. The issue Applications for absentee ballots belief that his ‘testimony could be It is estimated that ov6r a mil here is that of what kind of poli Coventry for the Nov. 6 election may be ob used against him. This rule ap lion dollars a year is spent on SHORT AND THREE-QUARTER SLEEVES . Wednesday. September 13 tained at the town clerk's office. plies to any official proceedings. varied remedies to relieve itch, of tics we shidl have in Manchester. f % Including trials and congressional piles. Yet druggists tell you that We admire the spunk and vigor Foil get Watkins famous service^ too Barn' Auction Results Wbmen Voters Set The annual Red Bam auction hearings. This does not mean, of cooling, astringent Peterson’s Teacher Unions In Politics of MancheateE' Education Associa Saturday went off as usual In a course, that a confession given Ointment soothes pile torture in Up to a point, the question of tion leadership. But ws hope It Membership Tea big way, according to reports. Lu ■freely and voluntary csuinot be minutes. 60c box or 8Sc tube ap finds some milder means of fight Colonel Clown cius W. Robinson Sr., chairman of used in evidence; but it,does mean plicator. Peterson's Ointment SURREY'S what kind of org:anlzation the that the accused cannot be com gives fast, joyful relief from itch ing for what It believes to be good When you choose broadlooms . . or any ether floe^ coverings . . at The League of Women Voters’ the Congregational Men’s Fellow teachers of the Manchester public annual membership tea will be held ship, wtUch sponsored the event, pelled to take the witness stand. ing.' Be delighted or money back. school system should support In for the school system and good for Watkins you gat not only the best qualities tor your money, but Watkins Macneil at her home In Water said about $700 was realized, but at 8 p.m. Sept. 24 at the Booth- front Park. order to protect their own profes Manchester, And w t hope it be- extra services, too. Choose right in your home wnere you can try the car Dimock Memorial Library. Mrs. about $75 must be deducted for ex grins by forgiving thia year's candi Miss Leonard, daughter' of Mr. penses, leaving a net profit of S625. sional interests, which Include the Arthur L. Smith of South St. is and Mrs. Kenneth S. Lyon of Root dates for office If they make.what pets with your decorating schema. Our decorator is available for sugges chairman. Also, about $252 was netted from qualify and standard of the school tions, if you wish.. And once your carpet has been selected our own ex Rd., will be mamed to Spec. 5 food and garden product sales, as esrstem Itself, was a matter which., would be for them the only sensi All local women are 'ijivited to Karle A. Mason, son of Mr. and announced by Mrs. Roger Porter, ble and dignified decision—which perienced workroom goes to work! You're..assured of a final job that will meet with the league. The LWV is Mrs. Stanley P. .Mason of Old chairman of the committee. Gbcact- concerned merely the teachers a non-partisan group which studies' 17 OAK ST. - Ml 3-5171 -O PEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. themselves. would have to mean being other' ?|ive you years and years of enjoyment. Pay for it in one of five ways . . Turnpike Rd. on Oct. 6 at First ly how much was netted through governmental issues at local, state Congregational Church. refreshment sales is not as yet re THURSDAYS-FRIDAYS to 9 P.M.-CLOSED MONDAYS 'nils had to be so even if outsld wise engaged next Wednesday. rom cash to easy payments over two years! and national levels. The league ported, but will probably reach at ers could think they could {Tuosa never endorses a candidate but of Manchester Evening Herald least $100. ten endorses an issue after com Coventry correspondent, F. Paul some ofrthe possible developments Sick, Sick, Sick plete study, Mrs. Smith, member ahead. ine Little, telephone PI 2-6231. M ^chester Evening Herald He ship ' chairman,- said. ^ bron correspondent, Miss Susan B. Some of these possible results of It would be rather difficult to Exposition Notes A BIT ONE-SIDED Pendleton, telephone ACademy th# appearance -on the Manches manufacture any sympathy for Dr. The All States Day of the East OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)—The 8-3454. ter scene of a Teacher’s Union at Robert A. Soblen, even though he ern States Exposition will be ob Ridgecrest Roadriinners, a team tempting to challenge the estab did, in the end, play the role of the served Saturday in Springfield, of . 9-year-olds in a YMCA base- LOBSTERS PROVIDE (jLUB hunted, persecuted man. He would Cover your stairs* Maas. Aliy 4-H Club member may bail, league, shw a lot of base ENFIELD tAlP)—It.didn’t take lished position of the Manchester iw . attend as a guest of the expo.sition. running in their game with the a bloodhound to find A stolen Education Association, itself seem to be.s chsracter who, before Tickets and details may be had Sonner Bluejays. / truck here yesterday. Missing union for all practical purposes, he got through, managed to betray from Mrs. Owen S. Trask of Rip The game was caHed after 114 from Springfield, Mass,, since -have now reached the stage at everybody and everything. He be witli carpet.. only ley Hill Rd. innings because of darkness with Saturday; the vehicle carried 30 gan, supposedly, in his native Representing Coventry 4-H at the Bluejays le^ng 68-0. dead lob.sters. which they compel some sidelini the Youth Activities Center during comment. Lithuania, as s Trotzkyite Com the week of the exposition will be Such comment does not seek to munist. Such an alignment meant David Storrs and Donald Storrs, denounce or oppose anything. it was a betrayal of principle for who Will demonstrate "Controlling It merely implores the use of him to become associated with Insects’* on Monday: Roger Bell, who will speak on “Consei^ng Our reason, discretion and balance in Stalinist Ciommunism, which he Natural Resources” on Wednesday, programs and policies which reach apparently did when he came to and "Die Drop Stitch 4-H Club, out to touch the whole, life of the this country, with the assigned which will demonstrate “Knitting I ATTENTION I community. mission of becoming arsp;^. Carpet gives your stairs the look and Techniques” in the clubroom, also feel of quiet luxury. Carpeted stairs are or o f GRAND • Let's, for a moment or two. ven • After that betrayal of principle, Wednesday. Members the I safer, too. WeHl carpet any *straight cl'ub .are .Patricia Shermai), Bafy' ■ INVESTORS ■ %ure some stage-setting remarks. it was apparently merely routine bara White, Christine JamaituS, Last winter there appeared among for him to become a citizen of this ./stairsDf 12 or 18 steps with 27” carpet; Robin Potter, and Sharon Siln- SHEARSON HAMMILL & CO. WILL BE OPEN SATUR Model L Hammond; the Manqhester^teacherg a move- country and then continue to be- include 32 oz. cushions and all labor; for mons.'Mrs. Henry Sherman Is club DAYS FROM 10:00 A.M TO 1:00 P.M. COMMENCING., a real organ for •rnent, Wtrong in spirit -if not too tniy it. What was still not routine, only .$49. Choose from Mohawk Twists leader. SEITEMBBR 8, 1962, SHEARSON, HAMMILL.* CO."' only $1040 with Exhibiting livestock will be o pen s! it s OFFICES ON SATURDAY FOR A VERY strong ln\^ventual numbetx to or however, was his purported failure in nutria, green or beige; a 100% Wool bench. Wilton in beige-brown-and-tan; or a Richard Minicucci, who will show GOOD REASON. THIS IS AN EXCELLEJNT "HME FOR ganize , a union, rival to 'th e to care for his nephew, as per his What better place to choose your new $10.88 broad a baby be®^: Richard Lawton, QUIET. THOUGHTFUL, CONSULTATION. IF y o tl ARE established M^qcjiester Education promise after his brother had .been 100% Wool Tweed in honeytone. Wind sheep; and Linda Dpggart and TOO BUSY DURING THE WEEK, DROP IN QN SATUR loom than right in your home. Our floor covering Virginia Couch, horsSs. Aasociation. T heâtural promise apprehended for espionage. That ing stairs and halls at similar savings. DAY. YOU’LL FIND H3XPERT COUNSEL AVAILABLE human betrayal led to his Crackpot specialist will gladly call with samples, offer sug To Swap Recipes IN THE SECURI'HES AND COMMODITlilS MARKETS. of the new organizhUon attempt gestions, quote you prices. Call MI 3-5171 for an The Pond Hill Homemakers WE WIIjI. a l so r e m a in o p e n THURSDAY EVE i ing to gain members ^ d support brother’s .. decision to testify appointment. Group will meet at 8 p.m. Monday NINGS FROM 7:00 P.M. TO 9:00 P.A4. FOR YOUR CON Was to do more for the^teachers, again.st hini, which was the thing at the home of Mrs. Rus.sell Per VENIENCE. ALL OTHER DAYS, EXCEPT SUNDAY, ‘ / * more for the system, than had been that led to his bwn conviction as a kins on Lake Rd. in Oak Grove. FROM 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 PJVI. lOOô Wool or Mrs. Perkins will be in charge of accomplished by the existing or spy. During his tria], he was si the program on exchange of re ganization. , ' ways deathly sick in the court cipes. Naturally, Inevitably, under such room, but capable of apparently t Deluxe IOO 7 0 - Honored at Showers SHEARSOK HAMMILL & CO. 913 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER A t ' circumstances, the older, estab •cheerful recovery . outsfde It. 501 Nylon Broadloom / Miss Marldell Leonard was guest Special! of honor at a miscelIaneou.«iiia4iMi.'.-j; Nothing more fooô W O O L Model M-3 capable of providing S11 the vigor te play on the sympathy and the Hammond Spinet Of leadership and ~rhampionship possible hospitelity of the laws of to buy! Organ,$1365 anybody would imagine to be de Britain. xxj- y«i- COLONIAL BRAIDS sirable.- From such conduct one would Nothing more ■ bench included. Now one of the things the Man deduce thal his greatest illness to buy! chester Education Association has was not medical, but one of the Hare's .the answer to thosf who ar* furnishing 9x12 RUGS WITH PADS set out to do' in order to prove It ego, and that, in*Uti> illness, he on a liinitad budget yet wa^Wt. the luxury look self even 'more vigorous and chal demanded that the whole world, , ’ lenging than any rival union might friends, relations,, law, nations, and comfort of w'all-tb-wall car^ ting. Watkins Dress your floors wall-to-wall with broadlooms possibly be has reached-out into stand aside-and make clear the Budget Carpet Group . provideVêmporary from such'famous makers as Bigelow, Lees, Al- the fun public domain, and raised way for whatever that ego saw as floor coverings of style, color and beauty at a Comparativa ,don and Downs. Hero are carpets with the a question which has to be answer its own need or destiny of the mo arid Piano Studio price within the reach of young tiomemakers. built-in quality that assure you deep pile lux ed not from the point of view of ment. We have no doubt that^he valua $89.00 MbdelB-8 ■ j ■' Good for the lighter traffic areas ( such as bed-. ury for years and years to come. ' Meet the artists i ^ ■ 1 the school system, or of the teach was technically guilty, as charged Hammoml'with S': ers', alone, but from the point''of and convicted, but we do doubt rooms) of many homes, too. . - - ■ i 25-pedatt)ase, * Watkins skilled workmen install these carpots ' ■ 1 view of the political life, of ■ the that<:ê services he rendered the 17 OAK STREET $2880. with bench Perfect' background for your Early in your home using the deluxe Robertas feckless 1 hole community.' ■> „ SovienUnion were ever very signi Choose froiT) six colors in 12 ft. carpets: 100% American maple, cherry and pina! particular developmeqjt is ficant'or valuable. W« doubt that Method and rubberized cushion by Qzita. tomorrow evening N- Wools in Wheatone, Browntone or Oatmeal Tlqst 21 of these i^gs made with 7 to 9 p.m. the actlein of the Manchester Edu he was any more faithful to that Tweed textures,-or. Carpets of 100% DuPont There's nothing extra to buy . , everything is ^ cation Assbqintion in inviting can relationship than he was to any 105'% virgin wool face; rayersibla 501 Nylon in Forest-Green, Satinwood-Beiga or included! . ^ ' A\ANCHEST€R ART ASSOCIATION didates for tl^-^pard of Directors other. •He was, as he himself .for doîe wear. Each rug comas Thursday, Friday,: Saturday to appear at an opeqmee'ting next claimed, tick, 'biit sick in rmany Sunshine-Gold; ^ • with a qushiqn of Mohawk Foamset Choose from 12-foot i rolis of Bigailovy/fOQ % week to answer quesubqs compiled more ways than he claimed.!What cut oval to:.fIt> Choose from (6) Wool Wilton in Spice, Sand-Beige,- br Brown- by MEA’s political''actioi^cpmmit- 'bothers us iji the thought thkt the :.r This low Watkins price includes^.complete in Greentone with beige and red ac tone Tweeds;' Lees Broadloom woven of Du September 13, 14, 15 tee. After this meeting, aM'-pre- world itself must be a little sick, stallation . . carpet, rubberized cushion by Pont's continuous filament SOI Nylon in tone- aumably on the basis of what dd^ too, to give him such leeway, to cents; ,(I5) Brown-and-Beige with velops there, the organization In j^y so much attention to his ex- Ozita and labor . . nothing extra to buy! red, blue and green accents. . a on-tone Beige-and-Cocoa, or' Beige; Aldon's tends' to endorse those candidates ploilktion of it. beautiful, random sheered cobblestone pattern at Everett Spinet with “who. exhibit s knowledge of and "V in Sanci-Beige; and Downs' 100% Wool Wilton famous Dyna- desire to meet the town's educa textured-face tone-on-tone Honay-Baiga. Ever have the urge to play the piano or organ? There Tension. $1055, tional requirements." A Thought for Today Or ii your prefer fit are* many, many like you, as evidenced by the ever in with bench. And after this is done, the plan Sponsored by the Manchester GALLERY-15 OAK ST creasing use of Watxmsr-pjanos and organs in ithe Is to have members of the Man Council of Churches your home rug sizes ... chester ESducation Association Or ^choose fit^your home. So great has been this increase we've moved y . telephone their fellow teachers In Matthew 6:3 we are told, You're invited to the second in our Fall sqries of our Hammond organs and Everett and Cable-Nelson and other voters before the town "Seek ye first the kingdom of God You can choose Watkins Budget Group of broad room rugs^ if you monthly "O pen House" Exhibitions featuring mem pianos to an entirely new and enlarged studio at 17 election to ask for votes for the and His ''righteousness, and .all looms for rooiR size rugs (instead of wall-to-wall) in Oak Street. Here you'll find B larger choice of styles these things shall be added unto If you prefer large room-size rugs instead of v)r 11- bers oi the Manchester Fine Arts Association, endorsed candidates. any length of 12 ft. wide carpeting. Here are a few and finishes than ever Befor^. n ils is vigorous, challenging pol- you.” God asks us to seek Him to-wall carpeting, you can have these same broad and His righteousness first be typical rug sizes. But remember . . . you can have tey all right, quite as bold, we are any length you wish, even odd inches! looms cut in any length (even to inches) from 12 This month the painfings of Miss Grace Tedford will .1 ' cause of His past mercies. His And'we want you to,see this new studio during our Of-i aura, as anything an ' ambitious prese,nt grace, and because of our foot rolls. Room size rugs come with ends finished, be featured and Miss Tedford and Mrs. Rita. J, Ken younger and smaller ‘union trying concern about coming experiences. ready to use. Here are just a few typical examples. way, president of the Association, will be your host ficial Opening, Tombrrow and Friday (9 a.m. to 9 lo fight Jts way up could suggest We are to seek Him with our whole 1 2 x 9 f e e t . . . . $ 7 9 . esses for the evening. Original water colors and oil p.m.) and Saturday (9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.) Meet Mrs. being—Unpn all we need for soul / or pro]^k. Perhaps, for all we ■ and -body—peace, coibfqrt, joy, and l- paintings by Mrs. June Smaglis, MrL Lee Sheehan, Marion Moberg and Mr. Henry Hilliard who will be in know, by such vigorous tactics and the overflowing of His consolation , / \ 2 h Mrs. Jennie Siebert, Mrs.' Lillian Robbins, Miss Dorothy charge of this new shop. Hear them demonstrate leadership‘aa this, ME A has al —all these will be added over and 1 2 x 1 2 f e e t . . . $103. ' ready smothered its yoiing rival. above to us.' . ■ 1 Sonago, and others will also be shown.' these fine -instruments.. Try a Hammond, of a new Be content then, to be a child, / . spinet piano youêlf! ' ■Th# wider conoam is for what . h * 1 Watkins new Fall line of full color reproductions of a practice like thia would do to and Jet the Father proportion Out 1 2 x 1 5 f e e t * . . $127. Cable-Nelson Model dally what light, what power, what political life in Manchester. Do we A*; ‘ I pamtings by famous'artists tn beautiful custom-made 801 Spinet, $655.^ ‘ discipline He sees fit for you. "Seek •'.V r" ’ Other Spinet want candidates to run fqr office y jfirst the kingdom of GOd and fraihes will also be on display. I Refreshments.will be s’erved Thursday under such potenUal lure of re- His! righteousness, and all these f e e t |. . r . $149. ^ pianos froip $495. 11 s \\ wafd or threat of punishment for things shall be .added unto you." ,j ; Come in; meet the artists. RefreshmOnts will ba evening 7Ho 9 - Souvenirs for adults- their partiqular views with rel4- ' v'^^Submltted by ' / 1 served. ■ ' ■ . ■ / Rev. K. Ejnar Raek 1 2 x 2 1 f e e t Mm to CBS community problenjT ^ Trinity (Covenant Church , A ■to % ,• i 1 . ■) ■ ■ 7. !// V r ~ " r'-.. ...f. Jl, -f:

.y X-. M a n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , M a n c h e s t e r ,' c o n M I W e d n e s d a y , Se p t e m b e r 12, i96a MANCHESTER EVEfflKG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1962 . ; - PAG E N I N * TAGE EIGHT ______^ __• - . - - ■ ■ ■ '. ' , J : Barik an i T n itl Co., Rockville subpoenas “ may well be Invalid.” .recommendation. erly on W . Center St. and awerved Rocktille-Yernon what the cause may be for his not of St. Bridget’s,ChurcTl. with his Hock vile-Veriton branch, against Joseph and l^mUia Sted Officials First', he said, this la ^'because Th.f four companies that have Hartford Youth into A utility pole. TTie youth gave ComfortabHY being reappointed chief. Towti Priestsy delegation; and the Rev. JohniD. FALSE TEETH Wieniewski. properly oft Burke Rd. they are so burdensome as to con balked at furnishing data on coal no explanation for the accident Nominated Candidates Reports on the reactions of the Regan, principal of St. James’ That Loosen .Trad* Nam^: Martin M. Sayet. stitute at| unreasonable . search and pricing are the Bethlelii Faces 2 Counts but it was learned that he had left 'In one corner of a back room firemen to the failure to reappoint School, with a groqp of teachers Gail Dr.'. Ellington, doing businejss and aeiaure, In violation' of the 4th Republic, National suid Armi, a girl friend several homes westi in the Republican campaign Kittle Balks ^ Kittle as chief are mixed. However, Delegates Go from the school. , Need Net Embotrats Meeting on School A3dition Exjllain Curbs Amehdment to the Constitution.'’ Eight other major steel compan after an argument, and It is be headquarters there is a long there art some indications that a The congress will close with a at 21 Windsor Ave., Rockville, as Walter Komarenko, 1,9, of Hart GOP Primary Victory Many wearers of falsa teeth bars Marty Sayet Auto Sales. Secondly, he said,, they do not ies, including U.8. Steel; have lieved he drove his car deliberate couch. . ' rebellion against the commission Pontifical Mass Sunday at 5 p.m. auDered real embarraauntnt becauu Boy Scout* to Meet serve '“ any proper legislative pur agreed, under .proteet to submit ford, last ni^ht was charged with ly Into the pole, Hughes reported. It is covered with a cotton At Resigning er’s actions is not a remote possi To Convention at St. Joseph Cath'fedral. Cardinal their plate dropped, slipped or wob- ' Due Within a Month: Risley On Costs_ Data pose of the subcommittee.’ ’ reckless driving gnd breach of the Komarenko was taken to police blanket that looksdike a leopard Cushing will deliver the sermon. bled at Just the wrong time. Do not . Boy Scout Troop 92 of Union r ^ the data.' They have been excused bility. live In fear of this happening to you. from doing so, however, until the headquarters whei’e he caused a Republican voters yesterday seconded 41;^ six nominations skin. Congregational Church will 'meet (Contiptf^ from Page Otie) If the contempt charges are peacei after police inveatigatlon According to Kittle, his annual Several priests, Catholic edu Just •prlnlcle a little FASTEETH. - minor disturbance which brought '■ .When GOP Chairman 'John F. the alkaline ( non-acid i powder, on A veijnon town meeting, which^land; Mi-s.-.Phili.s Swan.s6n, Slorrs; tomorrow at 7 p.m pressed, the dispute could bring a question of compliance by the'four into a one-car crash on W. Cen madp by their own town committee Aug. 32^Qr the board of As Fire Chief appointment during the past has cators and laymen are planning other companies is settled. the second charge against him. He. Shea Jr. walked into the room your platea. Hold falw teeth more ' Mrs. IngeBord Einnielmann. I7 l tifiat tii^y be cited for, contempt of court test of how far congressional ter St., at Moore St. He was not directors. In a light ballot, the voters turned (i^ n four chal been made soon after the annual RPI Grad Center flrmly. so they feel more comfort wUl seek approval of *10,000 for was detained by police until court last night, during the celebra to attend the New England Re Thomp.son Rd., Ellington: Arthur Vernon new* In handled by The Cqhêss.. , ' ' c6mmitteee may go in compelling *rhe unit cost figures first were hurt. . , lengers who campaigned on a pledge to freeze the tax rate. meeting in July. This year, the gional Coi>gre.ss of the Confraler- j able. Doe* not eour. Check* “ plata preliimnaj'y studies and the ap- Dimmock, King.sbury Ave. ^ Herald’* Rockville Bureau. 5 M. Th6 youth waa preaented In Cir- today. The vehicle, with consider- tion of the organization victory A decision to refuse to resign *s commission took no action in July odor breath". Get FASTEETH at [/''Patton told tl^jf' full committee business firms to disclose infor subpoenaed last April after an The winners are MayorMnvnr Harold«Hnmiri. ------■ —. ■ ■ , ;------■ ■ --:r'------nity of Cliristian Doctrine lo be i Adds 4 Courses drug counters everywhere. pointmeni of a building coniiuitlee Diachapgcd ye.slerday: Theresa Main SI., t e I e_p h <^n_e_TRoroont that there' neyer has been any in- mation about their operations. nouncement of a $6-a-ton steel cult Court 12. in East Hartford, i able front end damage, was towed in the primary, he found a sign ' fire chief of the Vernon F tre u is - on the reappointment, and Kittle A. Turklngton with 2,391 votes; 1 „ . • w., - over the coiich.^ held, for four days starting to .Joi' the proposed new wing ai Uic Shaw, 1 Hale St.; Thomas Bia- 5-SI 36 or Mitchell B-6197. tcjit on the-fiart of the .steel com- Contempt Is punishable by a $1,- pribe Increase, subsequently res this morning, and his case was away from the scene. Francis DellaFera. 1,917; Robert! excellent job" in helping the,„vcSK , trict has been annunced. by Leslie continued to function as chief until morrow in Hartford. ‘ high school, Will be caned wiihm a "Shea s Lourtge.’' last week when the commissioners , .u ■ ~ » 1 Four' new. Courses are offered Actte. ,19 Spiing St.; - Mrs. Sharon nics or their officials to defy 000 fine or a year in jail, or both. cinded under pressure from ' the continued to Manchester’s court ------^------Gordon. 1,910; Harlan Taylor, 1,-i I Kittle in the wake of last week’s •The purpose of the conference, yâr at the Graduate Center ."month, according to Kir*l Selccl- Roberts and son, .It’j Park St.; — Sehate or the antitrusp., sub The Judiciary Committee, decid Kennedy administration. Kefauver on Oct. 1, . and a *100 bond ordered Be sure to use a ’ perforated Only one minor mishap oc held thbir first formal meeting 741; (Clifford Hansen, 1,737; and will be ' lo "gain inspiration and of Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti ‘^ a n George Risicy. Arme Deslauriere, Partridge Lane, committee. ed last week it would hear the maintains the information in ies- posted. spoon or pancake turner when you Donald Cifnrad. 1,701. ■ curred. and -that was in District'1 teaching^ /* t u d y artd research announcement by the fl.;e commis- since the July elections. religious instruction ’ helpful lo R. E. WANDELL The board of finance already has tute in South ;Windsor. A total of Tolland. ' /'Be said, however, that they had steel executives’ side of the case sential to’ evaluate steel pricing Patrolman John Hughes said remove poached eggrs from the They will face the Democratic 3 when the tumbler in a lock shouia not fee subservient to any *“ >"*>» they were appointing Kittle also said he will not carry the needs of the space age.” Spe ’’-given its approval of *10,000 State Ne\ 46 graduate courses, leading to de Birth yesterday: a ' .son to Mr • been advised by coun.sel that the before acting on - the. contempt practices. that Komarenko was headed east- cooking water. candidates in the town election faile to function when the mod out fu-ther the functionF as chief, cial sessions will be devoted to Building . toward pi elimiiiary plans for tn«‘ erator tried to unlock a ma'hine group. Jorgensen' bajd last night at new chief. but that on the other hand he will grees in mechanical engineering and Mrs, Lawrence Hartley, 16 Oct. 1. Kittle, who made his announce the instruction of the mentally and engineering Science are avail •school wing which could tun be- Reed St. ' , after the polls had closed. I t ' g dinner griven in his hojior by the not turn in equipment assigned to retarded, the deaf and the blind. The losers arb Sherwood Bowers, ment at meetings of Comosnies 1 able at the fall term. Contractor ■yond JfiOO.oOb, it was reported. Break Cliarged cau.sed a 10-minute' delay in se ; university’*' Alumni Association. him in his roll as chif. but that on Richard Cardinal Cushing and School authorities-would like to Rom with 1,580 votes, which was 121 curing the results from that ma th other hand he will not turn In New students fm y register to Charges o f' breaking and enter fewer than the 1,701 polled by the i Jorgensen steps dotvrl Oct. 1 s f - ' *ud 3, haS'said he has .sought legal Archbishop O'Brien will be in- night at 6:45 and receive informa aee Llie wing ready for use in Sep- ing with-criminal intent and lar chine; ter 27 Years as president of the iinU i feeshnients will be served. l*iihlii' Records dividend was 60 rents a sha-c. I tricts shows the following: M>lnber.ship in the. group, being WariUnteo I>eert;- Lutio . F. However, the new dividend actii-; ' District 1 —' Mayor Turkington, i sponsorbd. by. the Rockville Rec Redens lo Alexander F. Grons. ESl- ally represents an Increase in rc-j HOUR 694; DellaFera, 500; Gordon, 465;|:iiHi reation Cihnmission, is open to ingion, and William .1, Christensen, turn of 11 per cent to stockholders Taylor, 456: Hansen, 424; Conrad, ever.^’one inteheMed. There is no Coventry, property off Regan St. because of the stock .split, Gen- 418; Bowers, 369; Littie, 333; Ben residency requirement, and experi Attachment: The Connecticut gras explained. nett, 286; Morrison, 272. ence'is not necessary/.. District 2—Turkington, 523; Dcl- The group hopes to pbonml* in laFera, 142; Gordon, 394; Bowers, TOMORROW-THURSDAY 38;; Little, 383; Han.sen, 352; Con terest in the theater arts, 'to pro ...on themoYe to busy campus vide an outlet for expression Ih-.all rad, 343; Bennett,' 332; Taylor, 326; A DAVIDSON & phases of the theater; and to pr^. Enjoy a Wholesome Uinchcon Treat Where You Morrisoii, 316. ’ duce plays. It also plans to offer District 3 — Turkington, 433; LEVENTHAL STORE opportunities to learn fundamen \ Get More of the^ Best for V o iir Mtmcy! Gordon, 345; DellaFera, 334; Tay tals of acting, set construction and | lor, 326; Hansen. 325; Conrad, 306; activities with fashions from The PAIR! decoration, make-up and ' lighting. Bowers, 264: Little. 261; Morrison, CHEF'S THURSDAY SPECIAL — 217; and Bennett, 194. . through special gruesl speakers and "r—’ from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. ^ workshops. | District 4 ~ Turkington, 529; SOUP lyid JUICE Teachers Attend School ! ALL FOR Gordon, 443; DellaFera. 422; Con fJew methods o f , teaching and 1 rad, 410; Taylor. 404; Bowers, 391; Hansen, 389‘; Little, 324; Bennett, Pandora’s famous Shetland classic cardigan in excit new approaches to modern algebra C O R N E D , X and geOqietry will be studied by | 279; Morrison, 261. ing ne'w fall shades . . . and the new hobble skirt of District 5 — Turkington, -312; three mehibers of the Rockville ! Gordon. 263; DellaFera. 249; Han pure wool, black and white houndstooth check with High School mathematics depart BEEF red leather belt. 10-16. ment in classed at Holy Cross Col sen. 247; Tavlor, 229; Conrad. 224; Bowers, 182; Little, 169; Morri.son, lege this year, f^ e y are Walter cardigan 7.98 169: Bennett, 142. Neff. John Murphy., and Leonard DINNER skirt 10.98 Lucia, ail of whom have fecetyed Fewer Votes Cast . . ' National Science Foundation fel- 2 VEGETABLES The total number of votes cast yesterday was 3,046, according to lowships in teaching mathematics. PUDDING OR .lELL-O Grange Family Night., the public counter on the ma- A family potluck will be served TEA OR COFFEE chlrtes. The figure is 130 fewer at 6:30 .p.m. Friday at the Grange than the 3,176 Republicans who B. Bobbie Brook’s teams up a '^jacquard weiol Hall, Vernon; by Vernon Grange. . voted in the 1960 primary. cardigan in blue or brown . . hip-stitch, box ’ ’The refreshment committee will The 3,046 voters repre.senl 32.8 pleated wool skirt. Sizes 7-15. provide coffee and milk for the ■per cent of the 9.269 registered children, as well as dessert. Republicans. sweater T 2 .9 8 After supper, members will ad- The highe.st vote getter, Mayor skirt n . 9 8 • jour’n to the meeting hall for the DINER Turkington with 2,391 votes last annual children's night program • night', had two votes fewer than , which feature entertainment by ’ AT VERNON CIRCLE VERNON the 2,393 he polled in the I960 the youngsters. Also on the pro-, primary. The highest vote getter gram will be group singing and a j AIR-CONDITIONED two years ago was Thomas Bailey movie. , with'2.4.'i6 voles. C. Newly important V-neck in a double knit woo! outfit Hear Radio Notable | EDW IN A.ND .MARY TU.XBUKY, Props. In the 1960 priniary. Bowers b.\- Mia. Long' sleeve pullover top and contrasting skirt. ( ! ^ ) The newest sweater look in The Vernon Junior's Club held \ OPEN AROUND THE CLOCK . . . NEVER CLOSED lo.st the noiuihatlon by 60 vote.s Grav or îge. Sizes 8-16. ages . . . it’s the collared U-neck on Its first meeting of the club year for a seat on the hoard of di- ai big. bulky, warm and wonderful last night under its new president, : 24-98 raclors. This lime his lo.ss was wool pullover by Old Colony . . . in - Mrs. Emma DeTolIa. The eve- j 122 vote.s. ning’s program was “ Mu.sic in The LOOK AT THESE SPECTACULAR "BU YS"! HUNDREDS Little al.so wa.s a contesta'nt in green or putty, 34-40. The trim, ’ '’^heatre^/;^ presented by Robert E. | the 1960 priniary, but he wa.s tapered wool flannel slacks with Smith, producer and commentator • seeking the nomination to the brass buttons and self belt, in of wnC's program, “ Your Box a t!. OF ITEMS O N ^ L E AT COST OR BELOW FOR THIS EVENT! stale legi.slaturc. While he A'as 'The Opera." 1 MMAIt MAMCHSSTMR C tN T K R T). The new length Bermuda Coat (38” long) of genuine camel, gray or blue/10-18, by Sea theoretically running against both Meijerink suede in green or antelope, with plaid fining, Hostesses ■ were Annette Finne B A SY PARKINS Town Chairnian John F'. Shea Jr. ton Hall. ^ gan. chairman; Barbara Bam- ■ Men’s Lonjf Sleeve and A. Lawrence Riker, the con toggle closings on front and side flaps. 10-16. bling: Patrtda Alperi. Nancy An sweater^ | 2-98 MEN’S “BILTWELL” Sport Shirts by Fruit of test turned’ into one between Lit derson, Noella Bean, Christine tle and Shea, Little lost by 107 slacks 12.98 Beerworth. and Sandra Billings. v m m I-oom. Reg. .3.00 each. • vote.s. Worn with Bonnie Doon’s "Ringding” striped stretch Club members who attended the and POLISHED ■Manclie&te;i LU M E R ;' ITAUAN MODERN About .'50 worker.s manned the knee-hi’s. ■- New England Conference of State CHINO COTTON* Men’s or Ladies' polls, under the direction "of Fred Federations' of Women's Club.s in Peck. GOP registrar of voters 2.95 Oran.stori. R.I.. Monday were Mrs. Bowling Shoes. Reg. 6.00. > S L A G K ^ and Wesley Shields, chief mod Detolla. Mrs. Terry Zielinski, and LOUNGE erator. ' Mbs. Gloria Collins. Men’s- .Jacquard Design Peck said the workers djd" "an Hospital Notes Resr. $.').49 Value! Sweater.sf7.9.'> Value! Adm'iUed yesterday: Slahislaw «HAIR Grochota. 94 W. Main St.; Mrs ■> S-M-I.. Crew Neck. Helen McF.arland. 31 Village St.; Sizes 29 to 42. -PAIR Gary North. 80 Grove Si.; Mrs. OCVOH NO. 3513 DfSICN NO. 3514. , DEMON MO. 3515 PersoiiaixMolices Anna Lemck, Goose Lane, Tol- Out tm wHfi •torcf* .'Om -w wMi 80 LOUISVILLE SLUGGER

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M obilheat I • % Gustafson's THE FAIR OPEN WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL f — MONDAY, TUESDAY, SATURDAY, 10 A.M. la i P.M. SHOE^STORE ’“s s r * | M ^ MAMfistmtrmm. WMi Main St., M ^bester DOBIN'S • 828 MAIN STREET MANCHESTE ...-...... '...... “...... * -» / \ \ \ \\ ■ I- I- ^ n - 't /■' PAGE TEN ' MANCiHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTOMB^R 12, 196» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1962 PAGE ELEVEN by Gregg Crane, Marie Stead, Cyclist Accepts Bolton South Windsor Lucille Latimer, Don Ouellette, GOP Leaders Say Primary Dan Cloutier, Judy , Ratteraon, $500,000 Gift to MMH Blaine for Crash Lynn Erickson, Don l^tterson, Wajiping Fair? Sandy Alpe/s, Chables Modre. Gary Gave Them Many Answers P. O. Opens Tomorrow; Kendall, Bill Shuteran, Let 'I Mlas Mary Eitelnum A 20-ycar-old Maple St. youth Schweir. Robert Bernier, Cindy In Cheney Estate RCX:KVIU,E—Miss Mary Eltel- yesterday said he was to blame Lists Winners Sturtevant. Cfhristine Shuterraan, man,,79. of 137 High St., died yes Republican town leaders agraed^pons protesting a tax Increase ^Jn a duo-motorcycle accident early Sharon. Smith and SuMn Dlcken- i - terday at a Rockville convalescent last night thdl yesterday’s prl- which " ‘ were presented ‘to the 'board '* Sujjday on Broad St. and W. Mid non. Second prize winners were Television • Manchester Memorial Hospital may receive as much as a of directors in May. dle and not the other cycle Robert Madden, Clerk Approximately 4,000 people at home. She was hom • on May 5, mary revealed several thhigs they riregg Crane, Lynn Erickson. Lu •too b if * Theater (In. progreutI 3* ClConD(«tlcut TV Premiers half million dollars from the ^state of the late Mrs. Helen 1883 in Rockville, a daughter of wanted to know, in pc^paration for However, some of the persons dr^.ier wlm had been arrested. tended the Wapping Fair Satur cille Latimer. Don Patterson, Earl> Show (In ifrogrersl 3U. lot NiNewa * Comment 40. the town elections Oct. ' who signed the coupons were also M waro''.W . Brldgeman of 30 A Bolton post office, thV flrat| The Bolton office will be opisn Muvie at 6 (in Pr-srrvssi bunaet Strip Campbell Cheney. ' Adam and Mary Walthers Eitel- day which opened with a parade Sandy Alpers, Charle.4 Moore, Rus- Newt 53■Ay1/ 8:00 Cl Preal Artlst.s value was in highway' authorities , It proved that the majority ofi '.Denaocrats and independent voters, M ^ le St. y e^ rd a y afternoon was weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; •sell Peterson, Lee Schweir, Gail Utle -,l Riley c>)eMrrB£in i Mrs. Cheney's will also assigns man. in 20 years, will open Its doors to featuring floata, antique autos, Kbcus on America 40. town Republicans are satisfied with and this is another factor the GOP charged with bdekless driving a ^ S a tu rd ^ , from 8 a.m. to noon. It Brick.son, Kirby Sturtevant, Susan Beany.* Cecil. Political Program about,one nUllion of her estate to and other public works, hank Miss Ettelman lived in New Ha morrow at 8 a.m. in space rented slocks, bank deposits and in.sur- ven for I'nany years and returned the. job their candidates have done leadership talked about Iasi night. will be presented In.Circuit Court wiU be closed on Sundays and holi doll carriagea and decorated bi Burnham and Blaine 'Patterson. 4:06 The Red Fox 8:30 The Rebel 10, Rhod^ Island Mcîtal in Provi- 12, Manchester. Sept.'2L . 6:2a Nrwa. Spoi-ta * Wea'Jier Tup Cal ance policies, to Rockville several years ago. for the past two yeara, s.thce all the Chairman John F-, Snea Jr. said from W. Harry Ekigland at Bolton days. cycles. For vegetable exhibits, first 6:3U Mini Cbeckmale 8 denrel he thinks the supporters of the Robert D. Owens, M.v.of 240 Notch. Services available Include money Science Fiction Mr Luckv The final nnimmta cannot he de Personal properly amotinled to Survivors Include two brothci's, recommended candidates were vol- William Stuart won first prize prizes went to Donald Bernier, $46,000, including the furnishin^fs Fred. Eitelman of California and ed in. four insurgents will probably Charter Oak St., who was arrest Robert Madden of the Mariches-' orders, registered mail, certified Snrrna 9:00 Myatery rheater 10. 22. m e s e t m l termined with ferfalnty,^ until this in the antique auto exhibit for Robert Bernier. Richard Nieder Hlghsay Patrol liawaiuii, n.% F 8 40 and furniture from the KOi-esl St. Walter Eitelman of West Hart- While only 3,048 voters took part choose to support the Republican ed earlier on a similar charge ter Post Office will be clerk In mail, CODa, ' parcel post and Buriia * A] en J:3U The Law and Mr. Jones properties Mrs. Cheney reiceived stemming from police investlga^ his 1915 SteUlte; William Cas- werfer and Linda Tomiel. Plac- house. 'ford; two sisters. Mrs. Julia In the primary out of 9.289 regis- candidates rather than the Demo Charge, Assistant Postmaster Arne|stainps In addition, when_^ô^^ tonguay, aecond • prize for his second were Donald. Bernier, Itolli- Is.roii.-. Club House Dick Van Dvke Show from the estate of her husband arc lion of_the accident. Is reported in R Stenid said .today. Since all B oT -...... 'by their Hiral ’ carrier, patrons may 6:3.5 Edltonal . lU OP '-k.O fill I. 40 acsregslted from tjie remainder of Aniong the stocks were '25 shares Drcschler of Norwich and Mrs..[ieied Republicans, they feel the cratic candidates, on the basis of 19j6. Cole. Linda Tomiel, Terry Allard, Rob (i;4o .'leit .'I i(. Sony U.S. Slee Hour 3. good Condition at Manchester Me ton- tnafi will be directed through pick up all parcels,-registered, cer 6:46 Waller Ctonkltf Play Tour Hunch 10. 23. the estate, and the amount of the of Worcester Consolidated Street Loui.se Blair of Rockville. | number was sufficient to Indicate the-tax issue. 'The YMCa won first prize for ert Bernier, Tim Thresher. Sandy Railways, considered valueless by morial Hospital. 'He is recovering the Manchester office, Stenm said tified and postage due mall at the ilunllcy-uruHury 1(1. ■33. 10:30 David Rrinalev a Inurnai K.i Inheritance taxes on individual be- Private funeral services, ^^■^l be i the opinions of knowledgable vot- In addition, the Republicans Its float; the American Legion Alper.s, Judy Niederwerfer and 7:(IU .N’ews * »V earner 10. 22 30 held at the Ladd Funeral Home. 19 ■ ers. from a lacerated left Instep he re there is ito, necessity fpr Bolton office. que.sts is set. The will provides the appraisers. may pick up the ' support of the ceived in the accldenL A hospital Auxiliary, second. Hoilorable men Bernard Sturtevant. ' • Ncirs. Sports * Wegthef 11:00 Harry Barents Newa 30 The residual portion of the es Ellington Ave. The Rev. David.G. i it also^roved to them that there Democrats and’ independents who patrons to change thejr’^âddresses, Forty post office boxes will be tion was awarded the Mothers I-;\emnB ri» i»"i Rig News that all taxes are to be paid from spokesman reported that Owens Is In the adult exhibition division, Assignment: Underwater News dports * Weather uw . m e is i\ tate, which may be valued at as Jaxheimer w ill 'officiate. Burial is a strong current of opinion that signed the coupons, he said. but they can If th?y wish. The available for rent. Thw provide Club, Avery Heights Garden Club, the estate. expected to get up tomorrow. \\'lth the advantage of a 12:48 p.m. mail first prize for decorated part.v Father Knows Be.st 3. 8. 12. much as $1.5 million, is to be will be in Grove Hill Cemetery. favors holding the tax rate, or at Other party leaders said they route numbers apd box numbers Rotary Club and the Youth Fel cakes was won liy Mrs. Jean Al- Subscription Television 11:16 I'oinghi iCI Died In .\prll the use of a crutch for walking. now In force'remain un delivery on weekdays for business Kiln. Steve Allen Show Mrs. Cheney, who died at the shared by the two hospitals. Man There will be no calling hours. least going slow on expansion. would wait on any predictions, un lowship. pers with Janet t^ne taking sec Brldgeman told police, when he changed. men and others interested. 7:16 Sports Cane rs ' Wednesda.v Starlight ape of 81 at Manchester Memorial chester Memorial will get one The four challengers had cam til the Democrats announce their voluntarily tprned himscH in yes Children’s exhibits were many, ond place. Susan Waldron won waller Cronkite Sports Roundup third of the amount, in memory^ Joseph M. Hope paigned on a promise to freeze the platform nexPNveek. If It calls for covering a wide range of activi firal prize for her raised, 'loaf Evenint Ke(s.rt 11:30 My.sterv Theater Hospital last April, Indicated the terday, that he couldn’t let the oth 7:3uWs*on rtam 10, 32. n -41 i'ontghi I d . 3 2 segregated portion of Uie more of Mrs, Cheney’s husband, with' Joseph M. Hope of Wethersfield tax rale; while they were all de an expensive program, they said, er man take the blame for the ac ties. Irene Gitson received the cake and Mr.s. Hattie Lane placed - Medicine In The Sixties Steve Allen Show than S1.6 million estate should he the income to benefit the hospi and Old Savbrook, father of Mrs. feated. their., -high vote getter. they believe the Republican '^late cident which he caused. Owens, Jo v/u l Republicans Celebrate award for the be.st oil painting; second. ^ Riucnrd 3 60 .VewF and Weather split into five equal shares, and tal. John J. Golden, 130 Porter Sf, Sherwood Bowers, reaped 1,580 will*be voted in easily. who will also be presented in court Gaye Barber the $5 award of the Prizes were awarded foi- the SEE ihATUKOAk’S TV WEKR FOR COMruiSTR I.IKTINQ dislrihnted to Mrs. Cheney's neph Mehiorlal Fuhd died ye.stcrday, at a Hartford con votes. If the platfqrm is a moderate on Sept. 24, will ’appear for dis Piea.sant Valley Club for the best best decorated b ic ^ e In the pa ew, and four nieces. Two thirds will go to Rhode Is valescent home. He was the hus Discounting the fact that some one. on" jhe order of -the Repub missal of the charge, it was re Primary Win, Shea Birthday cotton dress entered by a teen- rade. Tom laco^TOi won first Named to receive this portion land Hospital as a permanent fimd band of the late Alice Connor of that vote is Bowers’ personal lican one adopted last week, then ported. • I ager. prize; Jeffrey Ândross, second; of the’ estate are Georgiana D. in memory of Mrs. Cheney’s par Hope. following and some of it is the they’re not so sure, especially not > • , r - , The $5 Ruth and Dave award, .Michael Sores, third, Annette Radio ^ Grant. Ednah 'Cheney Benner, ents. Horatio Nelwn Campbell He was born in Canada and result of bullet voting, there is in view of the narrowing gap be Town Republicans celebratedf than he was oVsf the one-lh 1960. presented to the boy or girl who Mathews received first prize for •k Helen Bayne Knapp. E.lizabeth and Mary Buffum Campbell. lived in the Hartford area for over still bevealcd a strong concern tween .the number of registered ET'V Committee In that primary SherWood Bow- placed first in the most events, the best^^lrl’s decorated bicycle. (Tlih hating IncliKles nnly thnac nnwa browdonate of 10 o r 15-mlnote both the organization’^ victory length. 'Some atnflona carry other ahort newacnalal. Bayne Blackburn, and Thomas Not included in 'the inventory 50 years. He operated a .sheet over a tax rise. Democrats and Republicans, and over four chillwgera and the(r era received a number of bullet was won by Frank Niederwerfer, A spefcial series of awards was Langdon Cheney Jr. was • the Cheney’s summer resi- metal business. A number of those who voted the strong position the Demo Will Plan Drive leader’s 34th" birthday last night.- votes; that is, votes by electors Sandy Alpers and Gail Erick.soiT glven'”^ to children repre.senling WItKt 1.3m 7; lift Showcase Besides his daughter in Man cratic party ifbems to have on the nur.Sery rhymes in a doll carriage 8 MU) Yankees at Indiana Probate Court Judge John Wal- clence At Watch Hill, Rhode Is- are undoubtedly some of the same At GOP headquarters, 511 Main who chose him alone without se who tied for the honor.- DU HiHhrip'i Corner U '.no Ni‘«s letl estimated that the segregated land, which is out of Jhe jurisdic chester survivors include two .sons Republicans who signed the cou- state. level. lecting five other .director candi The Mothers Club $5 award for pkiadc. Sharon Smith won firat Rayn'O Shinf'f The Manchester Educational St., there was hand Sheh'ng and 05 Sifn uff 12r?10 Sirn O ff portion would not include much tion of local probate officers. of Rocky Hill and Hartford; two dates.' the best hobby entry went to pr:7.e with Mistress Mary; Ja<-k kVH AI -Min other daughters of Old Saybrook Television Committee will meet back slapping in jubllatlbn” over and Jill by Rosemary Frost placed more th.an the Cheney home at 50 Bequests of household furniture held yesterday from the John F. t,ontghi plan a-town wide fund Because Uiere 'were four chal Irene Gilson. Linda Sheer won .the .Ut' Paul Harv^*y Nfwa- and Stepney, and 13 grandchil Charles Scheiner of Wapping and to the nomination of Mayor' Harold second; and Hey Diddle Diddle by Alex Drier Forest St,, valued at $60,000. and furnishings went to Henry E. Herbert Scheiner of Reading, Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. drive to raise Manchester’.'f share lengers this time, said the mayor, $25 savings bond' presented by Aiiotlier Shower The remainder of the estale, McCone, John H. Stearns and dren. A. Turklngton, Donald Cdnra.d, the vote was better dispersed, Frank’s Pharmacy for the most Lynne Gourley. won third place. .45 \Vf*aiher.. SporlF The funeral will.be held tomor Ma.ss., three sisters. Mrs. Annie Center St,, with a solemn high of costs of the new Hartford ETV Robert Gordon, Clifford Hansen. (Ml fc^dwura P M oraaa amounting to approximately $1,- Alice G. Conway, all of 'W est Meehan of Bridgeport, Mrs. Harry Mass of requiem at, tlie Church o f ' channel 24. "but with a catchy phrase like meritorious exhibit in the 10 Junior Woman's Club :3) Dick ii .-Ei>r3Iiss Valenti 575,000, will, be distributed to a Hartford. EHsposal of certaiw ar- row at 8:15 am. at the Thomas Francis Dellafera and Harlan 'freeze the tax rate there waa no through 14-yeai-old group. , The Fine Arts Committee of the :00 Tonlftit at My Place F. Fai;ley Funeral Home, 96 Web- Ellsworth of Broad Brook and the As-suniption. | The meeting will start at 8’ Taylor. i> Of! number of individual beneficiaries ticle.s. with proceeds going to the Mrs. Joseph Quinn of East Hart telling whlci) way the ball would Denise Milford, Linda Sheer, Junior Woman’s Club will meet at ‘V'T'if. liiHT Mow Irene Valenti waa honored and to the two hospilaJs.- ■ster S t. Hartford, followed by a The Rev. Francis T. Butler was o’clock in Buckley School, And there was,a' white cake In hospital.^ will be made in ac ford; A stepson, Arthur E. Cove- bounee.” Sarfdy Alpers, Christine Shuteran, the home of Mrs. Donald J. Rey .uu M fw s SiMirie and W eather by 30 friend.a and relatives at a The total ,of the individual solemn requiem Mass at St. Luke’s celebrant, assisted by the Rev. ^ John C. Lennhoff, public rela- the shape of an elephant, with one Market Pari cordance with her wishes in a ney of Rockville’, and a stepdaugh At his home last night Bow Brenda London, Jane Malek, Gaye nolds, 24 Scantlc Meadow Rd., to miscellaneous bridal shower last grants come to about $60,000. The memorandum.' : Church in Hartford at 9. Burial John D. Regan, deacon, and* the tlons director of Channel 24, .said candle on It, for 'Town Chairman ers said, "It just goes to show, morrow at 8:30 p.m. All mem- :45 Three Star Kxira ter, Mra C. Herbert Booth of Til Rev. Jo.scph F. Farrell, subdeacon. | he will attend to help with plans, Barber, Gail Brickson, Kirby Stur- : night at the home of Mra. William inheritance taxes on this amount Other beneficiaries înclude Mrs. will be In Mt. St. Benedict Cenie- John F. Shea Jr. as far as I'm concerned, there are her.s interested in the drama group tery. i, ■ ton. N. H. Paul Chetalat was organist and ' —— ------tevant and Lucia Barber won first :3» of the World Murray. East St., Hebron. will also be paid from the estale. Benjamin Barker of Tiverfori. R. None of the four challengers, miny people vVho are not interest place ribbon.s In the needlework arc urged Jo atteud. ;45 Sing Alonft - Mi.'s Anne Pere.sluha of Bolton Some of the furniture from the For. Friends may call\at the funeral The funeral will be held tomor soloist. Burial was in Sacred n T liivsxxatA n Charles Morrison, Wilber Little, :I0 Pop Coprert I., $5,000; Mrs. Stuart Campbell of ed one way o r ' the other.- And department. Second place awards , The Junior Woman’s Splub held Nightbeat assisted Mrs. Murray with the ar est .St. home is also to be . dis home today from 7 to 9 p.m. row at 3 p m. at the Ladd Funeral Heart Cemetery. Meriden. The “ a l K O U l f e 1 I i r e a i e i l Wilbur Bennett or Sherwood Row Greenwich. $.5,000; Mrs. Clifford Home. 19 Ellington Ave. The they’re contented tb go along with went to Lynn Ei-ickson, Linda its first meeting Monday. John tM \eWF rangements. Both will be bridejj- Rev. Calogero Porrello read th^ ers, showed up at the headquar :15 Spbrl^ Final tributed. D Cheney of 'Manchester, $5,000; Rev. David G. Jaxheimer will Offi things aji they $tve. Sheer, Rebecca Niederwerfer and Russell, executive director of the malds for Mi.ss Valenti at her wed .Most In Stocks, Bonds Mrs. Frank L Polk Jr., New York Arthur .M. Parlee committal service. Aerospace Plants ters, where the party went on until He said he did not at'this time Starlignt Srrenadr ciate. Burial will be in Riverside Bearers were Paul Molinari, Kirby Sturtevant. Greater Hartford Chapter of the :00 News and Slim Off ding'to Russell Davis, of East Bei Resides the Forest St. property, City, a goddaughter. $5,000; and ROCKVILLE-Arthur M Par almost midnight. think he would seek the endorse First prizes for the be.st ^floral American National Red Cross talk 'V p lM U P lin. Oct. 6, in South Methodi*l the majority of the estate is in Cemetery, Lewiston, Maine. Peter Giovo. ‘’Ceasare Cantorl, Katherine R. Salvage. Lady of lee, 68, of 66 Orcliard St., died of ■ Friends rnay call at the funeral (Continued from Page One) Chairman Shea said he expected ment of the town commltte'e^wo displays were won by Ken Bernier. ed on “The Importance of Volun ;0»i Dale Kelley Church. stocks and bonds. Insurance Salvage. Glen Head, L. I.. $5,000. a heart attack Monday evening. Ernest Canlori, Dominic Bobbe a larger turnout of voters than the years from now. "I could never teering".- :• ) J./^y Reynulds home today from 7 to 9 p.m. The and Peter Bobbe. Dana Thresher, Kathy Mohoy, :«*0 The Allifatoi The bride-to-be opened her gift.s sibck.s accounted for the largest Others include Mrs. Sherwood He was dead on arrival at Rork- hopelessly deadlocked and set 3,046 Republicans who went to the get it anyway." he said. Charles Moore, Linda Sheer. Sandy Norman .1, LaHrie of Rockville I ! • » .41' while seated on a "throne" decor share. $657,530. Next are public family suggests friends may make Sept. 22 as a new strike dale. Cheney of Manchester. $1,000; ville City Hospital after ' coli^ memorial contributions to the polls. Little .said, "The only statement Alpers, Susan Burnham and Rene sang during the coffee hour. no Nriwji. Wall Street ated with white bells and pastel - A new dispute was fast shaping ;16 bbuwcaae utility .stocks, with a value of 5jrs. Frank J. Sheridaln of Wa.sh- lapsing on Union St. charity of their choice. ‘‘We’ll do the best we can,” in I’ve got is I made myself available Calhoun. Second prize winners The knittih.'r group will hold Its atre.rmers. The refreshment buffet $37.5.764, incjutling b lo .c k s of Town Directors . up at Booing, another key space, ;4- Loskti) rii-mas ington. D C.. $1,000; Hannah Bom on Nov. 28, 1893 in,, Hart the town election Oct. 1, he said. to the voters to keep the tax rate were,Ken Bernier. Charles Moore, first meeting Sept. 20, at the home :00 News. Sports ctrrl^ out the same color scheme. •American Telephone & Telegraph Adams, $.5,000; The Connecticut ford. he was the son of Edgar missile and planemaker for the down, and they don’t want me." Linda Sheer. Sandy Alpers, Rene o f Mra Glen Forties, 14 Do—wood Mrs. Henry S. Ashley Meeting Tonight government. ‘‘Naturally, l ain very pleased and Hartford Electric Light Co. In.stitule for the Blind in Hart and Susanne Colpitis Parlee. He that the present, policies of the ad ' Bennett said, "What can you say sCalhoun, Jane Wayncr and John Lane; Pine Knob Hill, at 8:15 p.'m. Industrial common stocks were ford, $10,000; the Manchester. Pub came to Rockville three months Mrs. Marion Pease Ashley, 79. of The White House made- public East Longmeadow, Mas.s.. died yes ministration were so strongly sup- when you get beaten llke^that?." He Wilson. valued at $278,453, with large lic Health Nursing Association, ago from New Britain where he The board of dlrector.s will hold Tuesday night the settlement plan ported in today’s primary. I have | said he. thought the organization In the bread and pa.stry depart Advertisement-^ blocks of Sear.s and Roebuck and $5,000; Newington Hospital for had lived for 40 years. terday at her home. She th» devised for the foqr firms by a mother of Amos F. Pease of Regan * special meeting toniobt at 8 stated...... that this administration has handled its campaign well before ment, -fir-st prizes were wone' by The Howard Agency—Insurance, Coming He>e! Grinnell Corp.. each accounting for Crippled Children. $5,000; and the Mr. Parlee was a Canadian vef.- : fact-finding ,boar,d. Lynn Erick.son, Steve DeMaio, Real . Estate. 53 Meadow Road. o’clock In the probate court hear-. The panel stipulated the .union given the town efficient and eco the' primary by riot arousing too about $100,000. Providence Vi.siting Nurse Asso eran of World War I. Rcl.. Vemon. much commotion with advertising Sandy Alpfers. Gail Erick.son, Jan .Mllrhcll 4-0119.- Born in Somers.' she was the ing room of the Municipal Building -shop arrangement would' W rbon- nomical government and today s REV. CHARLES F. The remainder of the estate's ciation. $5,000. He is survived by a niece, Mrs. results proved this fact is recog- or arguments. ice Rider an^- Frank Niederwei - Carl f". Washburn of Alexandria, daughter of Jerome and „ Jennie lo act on four items which were j dWoned op a two-lhirda„rigtl^ng fer. Ribbons for .second places >?:uichi-stiT Evening Rerald SHAVER vo'e of , affected workers; ^ nlMd.' "People ^roan and groan and Va. Walker Lee. groan over taxes." he said, "but went to Rebecca Niedei-werfer. Su .■smiili W 1 n d-H o r oorresporident or Kansas City In addition to her son in Ver po.slponcd sept. 4. I Kennedy, on a tour of nflBSlle.and "I hope that the supporters of Coventry The funeral will be held tomor the challenging group will now get when the time comes to do some san Waldron and Bettv Sharp. l.iiiir» Katz, telephone .Mitchell. row at 1 p.m. at the Ladd Funeral non. she Is survived by her hu.s- - They will consider accepting and | space Installatiqns, aglU .’at jûs- I’irst prizes in hobbicVu crc won 4-17.5,3. authorizing easemenis and agree-, ton that the compantea and. un- behind the organization slate so thing about it, they’re sitting on REVIVAL SERVICES Home. 19 Ellington Ave. The Rev. fcand. Henry S. Ashlev: another, their hands. son. Donald F. Pease of Thompson- ments conheclcci with a proposed : ions .should use the board’s find- that our party can provide a unit Paul J. Bowman will officiate. ed front for the coming town elec "It proves one thiqg,” he added, Court R jiles Against Heckler Burial will be in Grove Hill Ceme- ville; two stepson.?. Warren H. sanitary sewer to service Norw’ood ings as the basis for settling the Every Night This Weelt St. and Farm Dr. ; labor contract disputes” -without tions.” "we made Jack Shea look good." tary. Ashley of.West Hartford, and Hen , Charles Morrison could not be 7:.30 ry C. Ashley of Watertown; eight The other items concern a proj- strikes. "They’ haVe a duty to the Mayor Turklngton said he was Friends may call at the funeral more concerned over this primary reached for comment. Iji^ uit on Building Permits home today from 7 to 9 p.mi, grandchildren and six great-grand ect to re-align Burnham St. ' country." the Pre.sident .said. Sunday, lO.l.l A.M. > children. Mrs. Alice S. Coveney The funeral will be held Friday and 7 P.M. ' A dec'ision by the Tolland Coun Tlt^ coiu't said a" beading of the ROCKVILLE Mrs. Alice at 2 p.m. at Dicklnson-Streeter ty Superior Court struck dowp.all regulalions makes it apparent that Funeral Home. 305 State St.. three bids of a.Coventry builder in Heckler contemplated his pro Scheiner Coveney, 72. of 91 Tal- CHUR8H OF cott Ave., died yesterday at Rock Springfield, Mass. Burial will be in a BUit^galnst the Town of Coven gram in violation of the regula West Cemetery. Somers. Extension lADDERS tions which show clearly that ville City Hospital. She was the i try and its building inspector in widow of Stephen E. Coveney. Friends may call at the funeral 'A THE NAZARENE DRIPLESS PAINT building permit dispute. dwellings must be built on lots with REV. C. E. WINSLOW Born Feb. 2. 1890 in Worcc.ster, home today from 7 tb 9 p.m. and zc Ruling against Alfred D. Hcck^ minimiin'i requirements, and that ... - ^ - ,^^4t-- ■ ATTENTION LICENSE APPLICAN' Pastor Made with late.x. 0 4 7 Mass., Mrs. Coveney was a daugh tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 First Lecture Free, Tues., Sept. 18— 8 P..M.N,. No drill, sjtatter! ler, the court decided that building any tract of three or more lots con- ter of Henry and Catherine p.m. 336 Main .Street 16FI. 1 6 .4 4 if AL. permits issued for three housd.s -stiliilcs a subdivision and comes ■Ml MEN AND WOMEN, young or old, regardless of experienpe,^Ypu Dre.schler Scheiner. She had lived 20 Ft. ___ 1».«7 started' b.v Heckler are invalid; within the scope of the regulations. in Rockville most of her life. ran be.a real estate broker. Earp extravTupney in your spare tirnFF^ 10-Year Ylfarranty ,7 It follows, the court said, the that an injunction should not be Mrs. Coveney was a member of Practice full or part time without h.-iving’ to give up your present 24 I'i. .... ‘24.S7 r PLASTIC DROPC - issued prohibiting the town from permits cannot be deelared valid First Lutheran Church, Pj'thian job. You will learn how-to PASS 5'OUR EXAM and bg a successful With Every Ladder and that Heckler's injunction •efi-- 2« I’t. .... ,2!».«7 revoking the permits; and that Sisters and the American Legion real estate broker. FREE FIRST LECTU.RE. Tuesday. Sept. 18 at ^ * Large 9’x l2 ’ size. there is no cau.se for granting the should not be allowed. * Auxiliary. 8 p.m. at the YWCA, 26’2 Ana St., Hartford For tickets and in KKEE PCRNELL PARKING 32 Ft. ___ ,36.«7 19ri The- town, the court noted, had Mrs. Annibale flereiini All jvilh rubber safety $10.CK^0 in dSm^.es asked by Survivors include four brothers, 1949 1956 1951 formation, phone or write Morse College, 183 Ann St., Hartford. 36 I I. ___ 42.87 Heckler in the eirent the permits sought a m a n d a t o r y injunction George Scheiner of Rockville, Rob The funeral of Mra. Annibale JA 2-2261. .. . ahoe-V' rope.s, locks and were declared invalid. against Heckler asking that the ert Scheiner of Manchester. Gerevini, 15 Overland St., was 40 Ft. .... 48.87 FLOOR ENAM'=' foundations be removed. The in Permits- for the three dwellings. junction, reque.st was suheequently L, . For' any flooi’, in Bitiiated on land off Tolland Turn withdrawn. terior & extei'ior! 2 ” pike. were i.ssued by Building In The court said that the town has GVI. spector Frederick L. Boudreau on agreed to allow Heckler to cori- ./I. FURNITORE DEPARTMENT March 30] 1961. tiniie building at a later date if he ..win a "Shower of Prizes” in the , The court found that the per submits a proper application and If X & 7" PAINT ROL L mits were a contravention of the his plans comply with the regula Step lADDERS town’s zoning regulations, and that tions. Wilh Metal Tray Boudreau as zoning agent should * Acting a.s attorney for-the town J O Q k e t f *50,000 - 1- MANCHESTtR!^ LAPGEST 4 FL 47 not have issued them. Bou'lreau. was Herbert Lane of the firm of 1952 1953 1954 after i.s.suing the permila, then can Lcssnet. Rotlner. Karp and Jacobs 3 .1 9 S ? A ! iis H celled and revoked them, a pro- of Mapcbc.sler. Attorney for FLOOR CARE^TRE Sturdy wood, rein- j , cediire with which the court was in Heckler was Irving Knig of Willi- SWEEPSTAKES! .3.77 concurrence. manlic. forpements. Paint \ / — FEATURING — 4.97 ^ taees. Resistse s i s t s | IT pail supports, too! « f) fading! Kennedy Assei]ts Security i c o - r r s HOOVER-SUNBEAM-LEWYT- Tied to Sj >ace Race Lead Grand Prize HAMILTON BEACH-G.E.-REfiO MSEMENT 16M UE EWNT ?■ • -i- 1956 195/ (jVACS. FLOOR POLISHERS gnd (Continued from Page One) -■ ■. \ a fabulous 1955 For cinder Huntsville, Ala.,, and Cape Canav-. ELECTRIC BROO.MS bloeke 9 7 ( men, and to become the world's- era! Tuesday 'Hq the Manned TWA Superjat Kitieeo Spacecraft Center^here and Mc leading spacefaring nation;’’ \ ei'meiit Donnell Aircraft plant'-lir-St. Louts \ j No Setior Prices Anywhere! GALIXIN’ Space licience, Kennedy said,’ vacation in ôvV today. ,A i *9^,^ lacks a conscience of Its own. A crowd estimalec| by iwive at EUROPE M--*' . '' ' • WE SERVICE EVERVTHINli \VE SELL! j 4 ' ' vo'^ oO’lA- "Whether it will become a force 200,000 lined roads 'leading rfom • FILTER RAGS pbR ALL M-^KES aco for good or evil i.s up to men to Houston Airport and' on downlo\vh for a family of 4 DV / rO say. And only if the United States sidewalks to welcome Kennedyi- • HOOVER PARTS lo t JWHITE ENAMELS occupies a po.sition of-».iSre-etnin: \ 861 .MAIN' STREET— .Ml 9-5’J31 H> • » .,u ehce can we help dei-ide whetlier plus ,. S e n il-G lo s s this great new oe'ean will be a sea When seetlin^ a lawn OPEN’ 6 D.AVS \VEEfi.LY— T H l’ RSD.AY "nLL 9 P.M. of bles.sed peace or a terrifying About Town 1958 1959 1960 AVasliable! theater of war." a 1963 Ramblfr^ ttoV For kitchens, Kennedy - promi.sed . economy- . Members of the cast-of the first Ij.ith.v,' minded skeptics of big spending qct of "The Boy Friend" will re- Amarican Conyeilible r don't make the^sê, rsisffl on Space exploration that the gov 'riearae tonight. and , Friday at 7 ernment would invest money only p.m. at the Community Y. The Lit when greater returns were guar- tle Theater of Manchester will pro mistake twice! STUDENTS: Here's^Sound Advice From Marlow’s! PAINT HATS and ' anteed. duce the musical Nov.- 8, 9 and 10 K 1472 otiiRr prizRs! "We cannot afford duplication at Bailey Auditorium, Manchester \ I PAINT PADDLES or waste," he said, "but neither High School. Xi» Pii «*hUHe NetHlrd I can we afford to lag timidly, be Vt'm If there are ugiy, bunch.v patclie.s of coarse . DONT NO PASTE NECESSARY hind." ■ Miss Pattie Thomas will present grass in voiir lawn, .it’s a hiindred-tu-otie you Kennedy chose Hou.ston,^ new an "Organlogue of the Crurifixlon" home of the National Aeronau tonight at 7:30 at Calvary CJhuroh, 1961 1963 planted them .'our.'^clf. They gre>v from seeds Finish Another Week .lu.st wet ’ll’ hang! tics and Space Administration’s 647 E. Middle.Tpke. A prayer serv you paid good money for. ■ PLUS THOUSANDS OtMt VPUltWSaCNfOP AHUfCAe « manned space flight center, to. ex ice at 7 will precede the meeting. ■ - , \; Of .lunior or Senior Presto — They're up! The thrill of a lifetimel Jet l«l Clou to Some, Sorh, London, Beautiful patterns. pound his philo.sophy. AH grass seed isn't alike. Not by a long shot. OF OTHER TERRIFIC He made clear that he is mobe Nancy Alesbury and Anne Madrid . . . and hove a new cor waiting for you on your High Without A P r e-t r i m m e d and ‘ determined than ever to land a Wheelock will. leave this week for return. Come in today for full detoili on the Jockey "Shower Tho Vollcswagcfn Theory of Evolution. There.are choice, long-lasting varieties. 0th- man on the moon. Some crit East Northfield, Mass., to enroll In of Prizes". Be one of 1473 winners! ehs are so-so- ôme are no good at all. .And ^ TYPEWRITER UNADVERTISED BUYS! ■ J ics, including- former President the? Northfield School for Girls. some mixtures actually contain, thousands of Dwight D. Eisenhower, have ques Miss Alesbury is the daughter of A$ you con see from these pictures, we Never change the VW for the sake of change, Jockey means prize-winning comfort, too, for all men. weed seeds. A Student’s Best Friend! tioned -spending billions , in the Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Alesbury The famous Jockey brief is the only brief tailored from 13 don't make revolulionafy changes, in our car pnly to make it better. moon project. of 11 Richard Rd. Miss Wheelock ‘ HMOf* M MkMtS' pieces to give a mdn perfect comfort and support, every year. Just evolutionary ones. • Which explains why most parts are inter- ■ "The challenge is one we are is the daughtOr of Mr. and Mrs That’s why tho.se who know plant nothing willing to accept, one ,we are un Dexter C. Wheelock of Coventry. Sizes 28-50. Now only ...... 3 fa r '$ 3 .M A bigger rear window. A de-icer for'the chongeable from one year to the next. And morLOW PRICES A typewriter ‘help* stiidentK do • ■ but Scott.s. AlKpcrenniai and 99.9G weed- OPEN DAILY 10 TO 10 willing to postpone, and one we carburetor. A sychromesh first gear. (Over why the bugs have been worked out. And why better work and get better intend to \vin." Kennedy said. Dr. Pascal Peer 37 Tanner St,, And for perfect fit... wash after wash ; . . you can't beat free. Scotts hnilds lawns that are rich, green, plus gradea . . . alao helpa them to The President said he regarded provost of the University of Hart 1 Jockey Power-Knit T-shirt. This shirt is knit wHh extra yam 3,000 such changes in the past T6 years.) o used VW is worth almoSf os much as a nevv. even-textured. ‘ | get a belter job after gradua his dcci.sion last year "to shift our ford, will be the keynote speaker 'or extra wear . . . extra value. Sizes S-M-l-Xl. That's evolution. one. EASY TERMS! . tion! ACRES OF FREE PARKING efforts in. space from low to high tomorrow night at the seventh an ■ Only.....______^------.a $4>a9 gear as among the nio.st impor nual Leadership Conference of the for . Add fins to a VW one year? ■’ It's no wonder our car i$ still ahead of iti tant 1 expect to malie in the office university to be held at the (ja.stle Taka them off the next? time. And never out of stylpi Fall’s the rime to plant Scotts seed to add , ('.ho

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■ X, ' I S ’.; . ‘ ■■ ■' " : PA6E fV^^LVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, .WEDNESDAY, -SEPTEMBER 12, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0N1)1., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMljER 12, 1962 PAGE THIRTEEN of acquiring property and frah- Hockville-Vernoh chtae* of existing cpmpanie* or of OPTICAL Elizabeth Falii, has returned to not be intimidated by a threat of ■ Al>out Town rfiaking oth8r arrangements. Goiinecticut Politics I C o lu m h ia California. She will teach in Sah nuclear, war over Cuba. i - Last night’s proposal was put STYLE BAR 76S MAIN STREET Fernando this êdr. ' 1 rey I "We are a great cou'htry,” said j Mis* Carolyn .love* Mather, Town Makes to the selectmen by Seymour La- Officials Demand The Ladies Society of Columbia 'Rusk. "We are not nervous or; daughter of- Mr. and Mrs. Rich vitt, Vernon CRiPA representative CLOSED Congregational Church will hold dtraid. We’ll proceed as we find) HARD OF HEARING! ard B Mather. 'Hebron Rd., Bol and member ’ of ' the CRPA trail* AMA Leader, Rihicoff Vai|dalism Stop, its first meeting of the fall se.’ son.. it necessary.” ton, will enter the freshman sit committee^ Hartford and WEDNESDAYS 'Hiursday. The women will gather For Cuba THERE IS NO SMALLER AID IN THE WORLD THAN ass Tlransit Wethei'sfield --Are al.so scheduling cl.ua of Barnai-d College. New Know Offenders for potiuck luncheon at I2:30,lri the I THE NEW SONOTONE WISP-EAR® 'City. She is a 1962 graduate of votes on the proposed ordinance, Parish house. • , - Some State Department officials .Manchester High School. Agency Move it was reported." Clash over Medicare expressed the. feeling that the It weighs only l./S of an ounce. In otfier bii.slnes* last night, the Disturbed by vandalism, town B lockade Kremlin statement was mainly an 4' Manchester ,Evei|lng Herald Co Eighth Di.strict firemen yesler- selectmen conferred with Arrigo officials report they will turn in lumbia correspondent Mrs. Donald i effort to prop up Prime Minister A wisp of a hearing aid worn A Vernon move tptvard creating AimettI of Manchester who Is (Continued from Page One) ■ da,v aftefl noon extinguished a grass Viola Dauplaise There wa* too little understanding certain youths’ names to State R. Tuttle, telephone . ACademy (Continued from Page One) : Fidel Castro by proclaiming his. in die ear. a mass transit aulhorit'yând dis êking back rent from the town of the profit motive, ’ he said. 8-.$4S6. tiesRULING with theON Soviet TR.\DING Union. STAMPS fire at ylicke.v's tJiove off Oak tha dispute can be clearly placed Police if vandalism and nuisances Nothing Horn in clothing. land St, About one-third of an trict. proposed for the Capitol Re f^ iia e of a barn formerly situated Jarvis . "Yout personal voices," he told or without, the support of the Or HARTFORD (A P )—Although it on t«\vn farm property. Aimetti, before the voters. I support health continue around town. '—: • For Free Booklet Showing *'JTISP>EAR^ Call acre burned off but no.other dam gion Planning Agency (CRPA)i insurance under social security. the manufacturers ’’wherever and s e n a t o r s FOR MARSHAI.L ganization of American Slates. ] froxvns on their use. "'the State who also ow'ns the Grove Monu whenever the opportunity exists The officials said they knew Tlie Soviet warning that an al-1 Pharmacy Commission _says it age wa* reported. ^ W'as made last night by the se Piano Teacher And I favor coverage of every per WASHINGTON (AP) - Repub ment Co^\at the end of Grove St., for them to be heard, are the best the Identity of boys who were lican Prescott Bush and Democrat tack on (Juba would be the be lacks anthority to ban dfslribution Claims the\pwn used the barn for son over 65,’ Including the three seen defacing the memorial gtone The American Legion A-uxiliary , lectmen. They voted to ask Town NOW TAKING million people not now, covered by media for enlisting the understand Thomaa J. Dodd. Connecticut’s ginning of a war that might turn : of trading stamps by drug stores. will, meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the Counsel Robert F. Kahan to de 30 months fbf .storage while he ing of and support for our eco in the green, trying to break into senators, were ainonrr those who into a world nuclear war general The Connecticut Pharmaceutical SONOTONE OF HARTFORD own'ed the T ow ^ Farm propert.v. social security, and an option for the library and tearifig signs American . I.,egion Borne for the termine if town adoption of a APPOINTMENTS, every person to continue private nomic system.” joined in confirmation of ’Tliiir- ly outraged Congrc.s.s members. ,j Association had asked the com 18 ASYLUM — PHONE 247-4070 opening of its fall schedule. Mrs. The selectmenXaid they would Dempsey, the Democratic can from its door, and .attempting to good Marshall's nomination as a Secretary of State Dean Rusk j mission to ptohihlt use of the mass transit ordinance should be consider Aimetti's request. Select FOR FALL CLASSES insurance if he prfefers. didate for governor, said the job enter the museum. ' | Oifford Walker will be chairman "But the key is financing. I federal judge. ' declared the United Stales will' stamps by pharmacies. | of the hostess crimmittee. done by referendum vote or at man Herman Olson l^ned toward retraining program had stopped Th|C incident was the latest of town meeting. payment of the hack 'iignt as a Please Call .support using the social security the aimless drift of workers from' many like It over the summer, | According to the CRPA. adop “niora'l obligation,’’ even If there system because this makes it pos one job to another. . Those re officials said. Another problem' The Omar Shrine Club of Man . Ml 3-5692 sible for people to pay on the \ tion of the ordinance would allow was no firm commitment to pay trained w’ere now Important citi has 'been the ricocheting of bul-1 chester will meet Friday. Sept. 21. average of $12 .a year’ while they at the. Manchester Country Club. participating towns the elective rent for the barn, space. . \ zens performing productive work, lets around the center. Ofiicials I are working. They should pay he added. said charges will be pressed if There will be a social hour at 6:30 nothing after they are 65." p.m. A steak dinner will be served , Dempsey also said another 200 the nuisances don't stop. jobless workers had been signed New Champs > p u C t > m i t o n I ------><> .Moi-c* ;P S t'm at 7:30. Entertainment 1s planned’ Connecticut’s job retraining after a bu*ines.« meeting. up foi classes to begin soon. Mrs. Elaine Rogers is the new . program was hailed by Gov. John Alsop is^ h e Republican woman champiop in Columbia .lohn N. Dempsey last night as candidate for governor. Lake Bowmen and Ed Usiewskl Miss Carolyn .1 i.. M a c a i o n e. the first' and foremost in the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, .Joseph Blev, a l^ charged that private contract to provide an addition to Christmas turkey shoots. guest*. ^ ^ b of the TalcoUyille Congrega after the complainant appeared at •support charge, was continued un enterpriseVand private profit were Canoe Awards measure 47 by 52 feet. the court and dropped chargo.s. til tomorrow at Circuit Court 12, the Birch St. parking field. tional Church tonight at 6:30. "the target\fpr practically every The Thomas Colla (3o. of Man Young people In the C,noe club All Channel-UHF-VHF Charles Graham Van Ausdall. The upper floor, on the aame Prosecuting Attorney James Manchester, under a $200 bond, level of the .main floor of .-the All members are urged to,attend t-**.__ .. -I------:____ new piece of'legislation and ever.v chester, the only other bidder, ask division of the Columbia Recrea /I son of Mrs. Lila Van Ausdall. 19 and are requested to bring either ed $7,890.10. . tion Council brought home awards Cresfwood Dr., is a .student at church, will have''a 20 by ,30 foot new adminialr^î'’® regulation chapel, foiir class rootna, a new a salad or a cas.fierole. ■that comes but 6f Washington." The bids, by the town, which from .the Westchester County Andover Newton Theological By .sanctioning Exorbitant taxa owns the property, were opened canoe championships held on Tib School. New'ton Centre. Mass. He minister's office, a secretai'y'e of fice and a .storage area. Manchester Evening Herald Tal- tion, bureaucratic rWiilntions and this morning in the Municipal betts Brook Lake in Yonkers. Five is a 1958 graduate of . Manchester eottville corre»|>ondent. .Morris Sl- union monopolies, Xanion said, Building.. clubs and 75 paddlers were in the High School and a 1962 graduate The lower floor will have five cla.ss!'ooms. a large all-purpose linncelll, telephone Mitchell -NOTICE- the government had sthjtified the The contract calls fpr develop competitions. t of Georgetown University, Wash S-'JS82. eronomy. ment of land adjacent to "the exist Town award-winner* were Lee ington, D.C. room and improved toilet facilities. ^ The main entrance will be set “’The rate of Industrial'\growth ing town-owned parking field on German, M'arren Fletch?r. Lee and mid-way between floors and will TOBACCO YIELD FORFX'AST In the United States Is n w one Birch St. to add 40 parking Patricia Murphy, Rohejt Fletcher, The auxiliary to the Veterans of WASHINGTON lAPi Con Public Schools of the lowest in the free wbrid," spaces to the 60 In the first parcel, Dennis Murphy and 'Richard Rob Foreign Wars will meet tomorrow face the church’s parking lot. Thrpe entrance* from the new an necticut tobacco growers will pro he said. "Coi'porate profits aft,er the additional property was pur inson. at .7 p.m. at the John F. Tierney laxe.s are the .same now a.s they chased from Paul and Cassey Mor- Note* Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St.. nex into the present building have duce an average yield of 1,366 been pro%ided. pounds per acre. tJiis season the Manchester were 10 years ago, in spite-of the' Jarty early this year with $28,000 ’Hie board of education meets to pay respects to the late Mi.ss demands of a growing population from the parking meter fund. tonight in the Porter School Sadie Cunningham. Kincaid has aetlmated that the Department of Agriculture said in project will cost-in the neighbor its latest forecast yesterday. Total for increased plant ahd productive health room. hood of J65.000. Exact details will area under cultivation in the ° .Material for student accident insurance will be capacity.’’ - Shoo Eye Shadow* The Republican Town Commlt- No trade-in Required Th* Golden Age Cîb will 'hold (Jailing them the backbone- of Blot out the .shadow around teci will meet in Yeomans Hall It* first meeting ofWme fall season be worked out between the archi United States was put at 10,80.9,- passed out to students on Thursday, September 1.3. tect and church building commilr 000 acres. Total production of the free world, ..Manion urged your ^ e s with make-up eraser W^ne.sdny al 8 p.m." tomorrow afternoon at 2 at the Envelopes .must be returned to schools on or before .\nierican indii.striali.sts to rally blended Into your rr?kke-up. Aoply Miss Janet Ba.sden, daughter of NO MONEY DOWN East Side Recreation Center. tee. type 61 cigar wrapper was put The exterior facing of the new a't .7,670.000 pounds compared Thursday, September 20. Cost will be kindergarten their stockholders against the gov- the era.seV upward to .lighten the Dr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Ba»den, Co addition will be bricky nearly with 7,906,000 last year. The fbre- through 12th grade .$2.00, Plan I; $10 Plan II. ' ernment’s encroachments. area between your no** nnd the lumbia Lake, has departed for on Sears Easy Payment Plan matching the brick of the Church. ca.sl for type 51 cigar binder, was Carlyle F. Barnes, president of inner corner of your eyes. The North Carolina where she enters Get it! . th^ association, .said there were area between your eyes will ap as a freshman in Elon College. British Hold Clues The Sunday school addition 'is 2.745.000 pounds compared with the main part of an overall build- 2.924.000 pounds la.st year. flaws in the teaching of econom pear wider and shadow will dis Miss Betty Ann Falk, who spent ics In high school and college. the summer with her mother,. Mrs. On Drug for Soblen appear • New- bonded picture tube cuts glare, is eî^’ fo clean — no.glas.s to remove (Oonttnned from Page One) • Mi.s.sile-inspired printed circuits me)tn uniform high overdose knocked him but in an That’s the beauty of Hartford NationaPs i quality ambulance on the way from Brix- Special INLAID ton Prison to an airliner bound • Contemporary, slim metal caljjhet with rich roaljog- for New York. LINOLEUM. Scotland -Yard was called in unique bheck-Credit Plan RUBBER TILE ir x ir R U G S an.v color finish after It was determined the drug REMNANTS wa.s not of a type stocked at the n • Full-toned up-front spej^ker directs static-free FM prison. An inquegt begins Thurs 9"x9 sound straight to you day. An autopsy report will be given. Check-Credit m a modem bank-credit idea which gives yo« a jneady Many Colora • Crisp, steady pictuiês with natural contras^ on big British law provides a maximum "What a X reserve of extra cash to draw upon whenever'you need it—to meet movie-square screen sentence of 14 years for helping someone commit suicide. However, unexpected expenses,’ take advantage of special sales on major Each PRICE there was some doubt such a lovely cake!” appliances, a fine piece of furniture or anything else jrou and your Sears does not e.slablish artificial “ list” prices to allow charge could - be made to stick against Soblen’s provider since a family have your hearts set cm. si>called "discount” or "trade-in” price. Sears original doctor said the overdose was hot pi’ices are low price. the direct cause of death. The Check-Credit Plan is simply a pre-arranged kwm whidi you and Both Scotlan^Yard and the di can use just by writing a” check. Once you open a Check-Credit JOHN JlojDA, CoiJfdtma, rector nr pph|tm prosecutions de clined to coimient on possible acoount,û establish credit with Hartford National for an am ount 254 KROAn BROAD .sjTREET—STREET— MANrHESTERMANCHESTER P ramlficationsyêre was no offi that m aybe as large as $2400 or as little as $ 2 4 0 , You receive 4 Maple, Mahogany or Walnut Veneer cial comment on apeculation in “thanks to the Olien Dally 8 A.M^ to 5 P.M.—Thuraday -8 A.M. to 9 P.M.—<)lo*ed Wedneadaya some London papers that Soviet book of checks which you may nee at any to turn yOur cmfit See Colbr agents slipped the barbiturates to instantly into the cash you need. Soblen to keep him from talking. haker we found $179.95 Console Stereo Television Soblen steadfastly maintained he had no connection with any spying. As you repay in speci6ed monthly instalments, your credit builds A U.S. Emba.ssy .spokesman through the with FM-AM Radio At Its Best said disposition' of. the body is up back up to the fun amount. Most important, you pay nothing to to Soblen's wife. Dina Soble. who open CSieck-Qfedit. . . pay nothing v h e n it’s not in use. was being treated for shock at Yellow Pag,es” . Here, from Du Pont researCii, Color programs Hillingdon Hospital where he died.. IS a wonderful new way to Sears Low Price ' shown daily When Soblen was tried as a Frankly, not everyone caii qualify for Cheek-Crwiit privilege* paint! New DuPont ‘Tjucite” spy in 1961, Jack Soble testified N E W E S T . 5 styles and again.st him said the family Wall Paint gives walls ahd ceil had been allowed to emigrate on Men and women frcHti all walks of life--businessmen, housewives, ings A rich, fiat finish.., with 4 Days Only models to choose condition that he and Robert from at Sears. would spy for the Soviet Union. doctors, attorneys, insurance agents and others—are now enjoying NEATEST none of the nhisanCe you’ve 159 Soblen denied everything. the many benefits of this unique banking service. But^we think you ' ■ .' '-I- known in the past...with les^ Beautiful .stereo effect from two 8-in. woofer, two tweeter Priced to suit Soblen was freed on JIOO.OOO bail will understand why the privilege of using Check-Credit is not pending appeals, but after the time getting ready and cleafi- acojjstically balanced speakers. 4-.speed automatic record every budget Supreme Court refused to review available to everyone. Check-Credit is quite unlike the. ueual time w ay to paint! ing up afterwards f Easy-to- chhnger plus FM stereo (mujtiplex) adapter jack. Gorgeous his case he fled,to Israel. |Arre.sted payipent plans where we lend a specific amount of money for a use “ Ducite” Wall Paint dries console styling. • .. there June 28 and expelled, he Cut his abdomen and a wri«t while known gnd specific purpose. 'Therefore, applications for Check- in 30 minutes, yti\\ give years aboard an Israeli El A1 airliner Credit must meet the highest credit stond^ds. of 6ervicc,fn^ take repeated bound for New' York. He was landed for treatment ip washing! ' - Britain and began a 10-week, legal But responsible p^ple with a reput|atk>n fot^ paying their bills battle to escape return - to the pronaptly are qualifying every (Jay for HNB’s Check-Credit Plan. United States.' He had exhausted, No stirrino! his last avenue of appeal when If you are such r person, we invite y w to apply for this modem Just o,p « n vhe, took- the barbiturates last banking convenience. Just fill out and mail the coupon below. Thursday. the can and Soblen's battle against deporta We’ll get back to, you promptly. start paint ing.. Spreads. Keniiiore Automatic'jf tion stirred up controversy In Britain and in I.srael. British amazingly Home Secretary Henry Brooke, easily with who -finally ordered Soblen out of brush or roller. •the country, was accused of Electric Range 1 blundering. Israeli Prirrie Minister 1 David Ben-Qurlbn was . criticized .'1 DoesRi irip or spatter' for not allowing Soblen to VeVnain LEADERSHIP} SINCE tW 1 like ordinary paint. Creamy-thick in Israel or to go. to Communiat 1 “ Lucite" Wall PSint stays o/| walls Czechoslovakia, which offered him 1 1 and'ceilings, off clothes and"hands. asydum. ■ *• I-. NO MONEY DOWN br. Eric Fletcher, spokesman P 1 on home affairs for Britain's op i on Scars Easy Pa.Vment Plan position Labor party, announced ZZA.SITVORD NATZONA.]:* 1 f. 1 he would bring up Brooke’s han 1 N E W # ® dling of the Soblen case in Parlia / A.ND„TIIX78T COMPA.Mir % No Trade-in Required ment. t 179 Utmhtr F. D. li C. The ■ Conservative Daily Mall . 4 called on the government to make 1 » LUCITE’ • Large, ea.sy to set clock -turns oven o ff and on automatically I ' 1 public a full report on the case. ’ 1 • Infinite heat settings on switches give complete full range cooking The Communist Daily Worker i f - WALL PAINT aaid Brooke "stands condemned < . 1 1 • Backguard light, timed outlet for small appliances , CmOK-CUDIT D bpartment 1 1 , . . fo r t — u t f ■ ■ for a monstrous act .of InTiumanity • 60-minute timer, oveiY' light and storage drawer which drove the man to . his Hartford National Bank' & Trust Co. • ■ 1 t• wMttotrt both a r death.” service 595 Main Street, Manchester, Conn. ■ T 1 ' t 1 i . IS iNMitir Nitrs ■ GAU ..Gentlemen: Yea, 1- am intereated in Hartford National’s C h eck-C redit Pl a n . Send Henry Gilman ^Mirhols and product - nothing’s more convenient next to your telephone. 1 1 Matching colort tar woodwork and me an application. I understand this places me undw no obligation and that there r t1 Sliop at Sears and Save • trim in "Duco” Satin Shaan EnainaL In -« MANCHESTER. Mas.s. (AP) — is no (Charge for opening a C heck-C r ed it acooi^t. ^ 1 1 Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back ■ Henry pitman Nichols. - 68; of 1 . Watdi aauziai daaiaitritiia la TH . (Teil-thie businessmati you saw his ad — next time you shop the Yellow Pages way.) 1 Greenwich, Conn., who retired in I 1 ’ 196# a* executive vice president of N amb.. 1 1 Cone Mill*, died yesterday* after a 1 SHOPPING PARKADE long iUnes*.. « -i I • E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. West Middle Turnpike— MI 3-1581 j At various times, he was presi- 1 i 1 dent and treasurer of ;Otis Co., J- fl MAIN STREET^MANCHESTEH 1 vlee president and dlreclpr of Pa 1 I r 1 cific Mills and ' president of mmnMmwammxearmtiimn Dwight Mfg. C5o. ' .ZoBR... ’ ...Sr.vnt... 1 \ \ i iiiPONI) i'luciTE" WA.LI PAtHJ...Bomufy without B o th M Ha hit widow, BUiaabeth, J • 1 . and' itaui^Baiu.. , . 1 t -■ At I Vi \ ^ 1' 1 : :1 ■ i: II , / V, I . I I ■■-.I- f / ■ * /! ■ , . . V ■'+ I) I

- ■ ^ ” ' ■ ■■ ■ / ' ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 12, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,-1962 WAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN I ' ' _ . ------, ------/ ------— — *- L------— ------—------—L_— ...... ------—:------^ ^ ------DAO.T CROSSWORD >UZZLS BUG(tS BONNY BOARlilNQ HOUSE with IÂJOR BOOPLB Teddy-Bear! Mimcheater Parkadm Store* Family Xighta 'Are Growing i 'Heavealy- Hash* FAMILY NIGHT every Wednes You'll be ’;up in the clouds" Piwlwia A iali B a r g a i n s day with CHICKE/^ DINNER for when nibbling on delicious, delect $1.50 (all you can eat) at HOB able "HEAVENLY HASH." $!.<» 1 recall h im / he NOB RESTAURANT has been so a pound, at MUNSON’S CANDT WENT AWAV TO < Noted Nomes lOST WHEN.ALL THE PARLOR popular in the past, that the man SHOP. It’s a special blend of KEWIRS FIND GOLO.^-*—' I L i s t e d b y agement ia expanding its service. creamy milk chocolate, Albert SOFA SPRiNte WERE SETTlMG MUST HAVE EOT / S b i benw 3U6SY^ 0ACK IN S H A P ^ t S E T THIS 4ShtrpMt Families are Invited to come also paste, with soft msrahmallowa waiting uirer TIREO /. GARA6E W IRE— * WILL ARRWE HOMS iC c M n l iOolMiHM' on Thursday evenings for a full and crunchy pecans folded in. FOR AN earth Santa------TUEStJAV EV E — t ^ ' T BOTHER ------AiUmt course dinner featuring Spaghetti What a combination of melt-in- quake TD LOOSEN • Eaftr With a b r a s s b a n d R u t 't BIUmiIpw and Meat Sauce plus soup, salad, your-mouth fiavor. The road to ReMEMgERjlOPTH'MlNE SO Banjrui rSconndral dessert, beverage for $1.00 each. “HEAVENLY HASH ’ ia Smooth WOULTD BE FITTING — LOai^lNG E WCJOLOIsTT I ttCrMtlAfctj • AaeaMor m o M P • Gnak ww fod The FRIDAY NIGHT FISH FRY with marshmallow and rock^ with FORWARD TO DINNER OF CHICtCEN 1AVET 0 D 1S / > UAdTM i Plant Now for Spring Bloaaome at $1.60 will be a complete meal, pecans. Travel the tasty road AND d u m p l in g s — H^S THE i^YLUM 0«rdMr MPrtpofHiM Fresh, Unusual and New Wide and Washable Woolens Official Gym OutAta MltaUan iWar llD n m a U a n PLANTLAND ON THE PARK. Sew'Simple Two Piacer too. Come with your best girl; soon. CAUGHT UP With y o u r s t u p i d i=!ii:ikdi-n=iw There are always some new ar MILL FABRICS SALESROOM. For Boya and Oirla BOARDERS MLat«rat|ift It Tafia Mrar I WAY, 1218 Tolland Tpke. encour- rivals at YOUR GIFT GAU,ERY 175 PINE STREET, ia as colorful NASSIFF ARMS COMPANY, come with the whole family for M m * SOPaal 42 DoaoeiUeatad ftcei you to invest a few mlnutea good food, nicely senred in an at ‘M ade In Fraace* 7,.51.-vTET -ar LOVE W Bot«>y 22 VMtar* MTtan on the main floor of Watkins. as an October landscape wHh all 991 Main Street, ia-«Jieadquarters O 1*M *1 W»r«» \ a m o s *.'' SI Sopfano'OkKk 11 Trading place 43 Nautical term n^w planting TU UP BULBS, HURRICANE CANDLE LAMPS of tractive atmosphere. DINNER at A KNIT SUIT, bearing this fa fiiwitt*. to*. 9/Z CXpOWTD 44Japaneaa the beautiful plaids and solids In for SCHOOL GYMÛPPLIES. the HOB NOB RESTAURANT ia mous label, can be yours for 7 / ' ■ TJfc »••• ”"• MGUadnlar S4 Cairtaiatr SdPhUoaopMr or PEONIES or IRIS and Madonna Venetian Glass, $3.50 each are eye by-the-yard fabrics: woolen, cor SOMrakw momtj 2SBrHMipriBeeai I Mara beverage ci Day LILLIES You’lj be re Official GYM APPAREL FOR such a pleasant way to end the $20.97 at GRAND-WAY. Impec MSlim 45 Relief ageocS catching alone or in pairs on man duroy, cotton,, silk, jersey, knit. BOYS AND GIRLS a t Ma,nches- A L L Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN a iA a e " aSTottchat UgM)r 46Voicaaoin garded glorioua bloaaoms tel, buffet, hall table. For your day, such a delightful way to be cable and brisk, you’ll love the SSMr.ToMi SriNefcaM’ ST PeU taker next apring Juat when you’re Perfect for stKchiGg up your fall- ter’z public schools and (Jh^ney gin the evening. Make It a pleas shape you’re In, when you’re AN WHAT, IN ALL THAT TIM E, 33NMrtkaI ckaraeiar M Raar mineral Sicily autumn entertaining there are new and-wlnter wardrobe, take youf Tech, available at NASS I ^sF SAY OO^, WHATS IMIS •ATS RIGHT! W A T NOW I.EMMC ..MXIYE BEEN. M Panaam aaf dORaadier 47 Grata hungering for flowering freshnesa. WOODEN SALAD BOWLS in aizes ant habit to dine often at HOB wearing a KNIT SUIT purchased TH PALACE / TtXJ CONE TO IMPROVE^ eominaBd beautiful choice for fall skirts, ARMS CO. A complete range ^ MOPERNIZATION ^ BUSINESS \OU ASK.VOU A O f 5 msc ChartaaLan* 4lCatteff dSPronoa Now, in the autumn ia an excel NOB RESTAURANT. at "Fashion Square” at GRAJID- CXXJPLE- ADVISER A ( OXJRSE.* TOUR MENTAL EQUIPMENT TO MA M* to feed a crowd .or cozy two-some. suits, toppers, coats. Give your sizes is in stock. Shop here for $TUt=f* V B E E N ANN0 VIN6 ? ) eOT IRMW TO KEEP FACE WITH TH' EVER M F U il lent time ' for .SSIEIDING YOUR Ornament your wall with a dra WAY. rake your choice ot 2-or-3- ANN0 V1N6 KIN S ' U P ^ TM' StSiM d r F"r r r r-r r~5“wIT home a high-potency dose of fa.sh- GYM BAGS, sneakers and related , Easy way to squeeze a small piece styles in cotton or all wool, aOV/ER'MGNIM. ■HAVENTT^, INCREASING TEMPO OF ^ law n. Bring your LANDSCAP matic "Syroco" VIKING SHIP, OUR CHANGING TIMES? -C ® < ' I t > ' ttB iU k d W ^ ING problems to the qualified staff ion vitamin. How your rooms needs. “S ft H” GREEN STAMPS amount of leipon juice: Make small priced up to $23.97 ^compare else PATTERN? P«M0(-- nr II u $22. or "Spirtny Jenny,” beautiful liven up with new UI*HOLSTEJR- are an extra bonus for you at NAS- at PLANTLAND ON THE PARK ly detailed, deeply carved. PlaqiMb holes In the lemon with the eharp where at $35). A KNIT SUIT a t u t o f — WAY. It'a a delightful Way to ING, $145 for labor and fabric. SIF ARMS OO. tines of a kitchen fork and then belongs in yoUr fal) and winter S4Sill|M'SiNai nr , Ik It of brass or wood depicting FOUR Freshen your tumiture with live M siid t spend an hour or an afternoon wan SEASONS are $5 each. Give a gently squeeze out the amount you wardrobe. Get set for cold weath acViDMan Sji ly color and .smooth tailoring Captivate the World Around You need. Roll the lemon to soften and er at home. Remember that dering about a t PLANTLAND. spirited lift to your room with INCHES M S a u l& J tn O Drive out soon. when you SLIPCOVER, $39.95 for Launch a thousand compliments make pliable before piercing and GRAND-WAT has, WEATHER- A nd • W lV t Canwjr BIRDS IN FLIGHT, $15 a set-of-3. labor on a 3-pc. set. Let MILL MKxM For all your favorite people YOUR in a new-season HAIR STYLING STRIPPING ^to ward off chilling Th e t e l e s r a v t ^ Feel Good All Over FABRfeS SALESROOM, 176 by SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, ‘Economy Sale’ for All drafts. Replacement filters for hot WAeNTT -6 &NT ^HoTM'f hoMt !Tr Sf a GIFT-GALLERY haa a line up of PINE STREET, hang folds of 594-H 44Brltiihwri Boupce with pep and energy, merchandise with ageless charm. 983 Main Street. Ask to have the W. T. GRANT COJJPANY has air furnaces are in atock. Take C O LLE C T t i m e 1 4 t Ai>M>ri«M« richness and eye-catching Interest interesting hair-dos you see in planned and prepared its one- advantage of the SALE ON "m an- u* P«t OP ST Ward off winter ?olds and fatigut. Watch for the announcements of a t your window’s with new DRA- J IJINOX PHARMACY, 299 . East the CHRISTMAS HOUSE OPEN magazines adapted to you. How week-long ECONOMY SALE dur .TOYS. One group, tagged 67e, In a~ ST ING, PE3RTB3S. cu->»tom-aewm for you In easy it wdll be to keep your hair \ ing which many, many inviting cludes all manner of activity to Center Street, ha* a VITAMIN the Drapery Shop right on the t'5 CENTER stocked with all the smoothly groomed if you book your specials will be featured in amuse the youngsters and help CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER MFMto sr Offer Your Child Responsibility premises, $1.25 per panel, either PERMANENT WAVE now. Be READY-TO-WEAR also HOUSE- them accomplish. :There are Indian leading branda on the market to-, lined or unlined, March yourself M A H tn B w day including the new, CHEW- A live pet provides pleasure and ginning with a sudsy shampoo, a KEEPING DEPARTMENTS. bead sets, stuff ’n lace dolls, nee Mbidk 4 to MILL FABRICS SALESROOM. glistening rinse, test curl and Whether you have much or little dlepoint, pencil coloring, jewelry HP o t m t UA ABLE candy-flavored VITAMINS th^ desirable training opportuni What a pleasant time you’ll have BY AL VERMl- OR nr*■■0" irtr that kiddles prefer. Buy a 100- ties youngsters .thrive on. THE finishing with dsishtng style set, This giant-size teddy bear (32”) c’ssh of credit, this sale is one craft. TTiese are worthwhile pur P R ISCTLI.A ’S POP a t 175 PINE ST. your spirits will soar when you you'jl want to attend. The values chases to be tucked - away for tablet bottle of VI-DAYLIN” and PET SHOP, a t DEPOT SQUARE, Is easily made from zoft terry birthdays, rainy day surprises, MPrefoi U get a 30-day supply of chewable is the home of singing Canaries, peek Into ‘the mirror. Ask to have cloth. He's .sure to delight the are aforthwhije. The savings nr* Homey, Old-fashioned Chaiyn a "WELLA" OIL Treatment If the substahtial. In addition, you get sick-a-lMd pastimes: GRAND II H u free. You save 11.58. The cost is peppy ■ Parakeets, Puppies , and BRAITDED RUGS as seen at youngsters,with his charm! GREEN STAMPS, at W. T. WAY invites your patronage and J3.98. "UNICAP” offers a family Tropical Fish: The care and re summer sun and salt water left Pattern No. 5.594-H hds tracing MANCHESTBJR CARPET CEN your hair looking dry and lifeless. GRANT (SQMPANY. ^ delighted to serve you. u R u Introductory package containing sponsibility of' a live ■ pet Is an TER. 311 Main Street, come in pattern for pieces; sewing direc -9 14 chewables FREE with your pur effective way to help children ma Let these nourishing oils feed and tions. ^---- genero'us room-size ovals or area- revitalize your crowning glory. chase of 100 regular capsules. Es ture. There is a just-right pet for size .shapes. What a world of To order, send 35c in coins to: pecially for the youngsters. "VI- Greet the new autumn season look Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve-, When North,^Winds Blow Perfect for Any-Seasoa Wear your boy or girl. LITTLE A MC soft, warm color vours with a The DARK CX3TTON DRESSES GRAN" has 90 chewables for $3.29. KINNEY is the name to remember ing radiant and prettv. You can, if ning Herald, 1150 .AVE OF Snuggle your j\(ungster into a New England BRAIDED RUG In you let the SCHULTZ BEAUTY AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, N.Y. cozy SNOW SUl'T'vfrom MARI- ready for you at THE LITTLE At LENOX p h a r m a c y you can for all your lawn and garden needs. your home. Right here In town SHORT RIBS BY PRANK O’NEAL, bay "MYADEC,” the high-potency, SALON staff serve you. For 1st-class mailing add 10c fot MAD'S. 691 Main Strit^t. Boys snd SHC>P,.305 BJast Center Street, are therapeutic VITAMINS 100 for at MANCHESTER CARPET each pattern. Print Name, Address girls (infants to size\14) won’t nice for now and year round. To Choose Correct Shade CENTER is a rich display of hand- Take time m rinse a grater, right with Zone and Pattern Number. mind the cold. They’ll.stav out to look fresh and fashionable around S7:79, "PALADAC” is the LIQUID Your lipstick won’t clash with dOMiQyi/X,^W 1^ D VITAMIN preparation. LENOX .some durability. 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MANCHESTER EVENT?JG’HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1962 PAGE SEVENTEEN 'PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBEli 12, 1962 THE 10th Inning Homer Decides as Yanks Increase Lead to Four Games V Herald Angle B j EARL YQST Sporta Etitor Rosters Pared Liston Gives Pep Talk ecia To Maximum Notes from the Little Black Book To Wayward Youths NEW Y-ORK (A P)—t) ur-^Pinoh batter In the etgîth. and^the only ether American Leagueatri(>p1ed In-a run. Jim Bouton, the^for four runs in the first iNeven fn' Tickets are stjll available for all home football games of the intr the vpnr« a HopaHo nr ,o ' * sacriflc fly grame, Cleveland blanked Wash- Yanki’ aijcth pitcher, held Detroit 'ninga and poured acroe»cni» . u I as juthe Yankees «o.r»r#w1scored thrPA three times inrtAnington 3-0 hîn#lbehind Jim &A«e*etr’aPerry's six- a P t u * \rtin a nlnt^ninth inninc"inning screespree A?ainRlagainst CHIGAGOVAP)—Sonny Liston is boxing’s ba(i boy *nd no- ago when Ralph Houk was a the rest of th,e way. Ray Walsh,-general manager, contained in a letter reaching for a 7-B lead. The Tigers coun hit pitching, - Kubek collected four hits,' in Jerrj' Arrigo and Ray Moore. the desk today. However, choice seats have long been sold. NEW YoiSir (AP)—Any body knoAV.3 it better than the man who will meet Floyd Pst- reserve catcher under Yogi tered with two runs in their half • * < cluding a homnr and triple, among Thomas capped that burst with a of the inning and Berra, who I. three-riin double, giving him four Tickets are available in the lower and open stands and also in big kick the Baltimore Colts terson for the world heavyweight championship in Comiskifcy Berra,' Yogi’s specialty was TANKS-Tlomsl- the Yankees' 15 while Mickey Man have coming this year Avon’t •stayed in the gapic as a replace tle and Bobby Richardson had three runs batted in for the day. Kaat'a both end zones, Walsh writes. Home^schedule of the Eastern Park Sept. 2.o. winning games for the New ment for fii^t-stringer Elston How The Yankees raced-off to a 4-0 record is now 16-13, Conference champs in the National be done by Steve Myhra. "As things how stand.” says L is-/ ■york Yankees w ith vital hits. each. Yt ftitnlra nnlv hurl nf > ard, got his next crack in the 10th. lead against Frank Lary but eaw . , • I Football Leaftue follows: Oct. 14, Myhra, who put the foot in ton, "everybody thinks only bad of going to run from me and I hin’t Now, Houk is boss of the Yan- at Central Connecticut are Bob me., But wiien I win the chainpioh- He responded with a shot into their advantage disappear quickly ANGKUt-TWINS— INDIANS-SEXATOR.S— Pittsburgh; Get. 21, Detroit; Oct. Brown. Bill Detrick, Dick Bowers Baltimore’s football history with going to run from him. It’ll b* kee.s and B erra's a second string ' 28, AA’ashlngton; Nov. 4, St. Louis; ahip, then people will see that catcher-but Yogi's st¥ ‘winning'Tiger Stadium's upper right fi^ld in thê fourth when the Tiprs Righthanders Eli Grba ahd Don The Indians won their foui'th in and Cliff Brow’nln'g. his clutch field goal in the 1958' over in five rounds.” games with clutch hits. seats off rookie reliever BobHum- npp^ Jim Coates and Roland a row and dealt the Senators their Nov. 18, Philadelphia: Dec. 9, National Fqdtball Leagpie title there’s good and bad in everyone.” Lee combined for the Angela’ shut Liston’s comments were made in Uston said that once he wins He connected for~one last night phreya—the S.BOth home run of Sheldon, for seven hits, the first out over Minnesota, which followed fourth straight loss on Perry's Cleveland: t>ec- 16, Dallas. . . . game, was released -Tuesday a* the title anybody wanting “ to aHoth-inning home run that car- Ws 17-season career. | six in succession, tight pitching. Max Alvis, pla>dng Speaking of football, Satevpost Medical Term* the Colts and other NBT. teams his Aiirorf. Downs training camp come my way can have a ight. up Dean Chance's one-hitter of the yesterday as he faced a group of ried 'the Y'anks to an 8-7 victory By winning the cliff hanger, the I Beira’a fly, Tony Kubek’s single night before. Grba limited . the his; first game in the majors, drove tabs Ohio State as the national Never one to miss a chance to pared their rosters to the, regular Patterson can have a feturn matcii owr the-Detroit Tigers and inched Yankees moved four games ahead land a ground out chased in the in the opening Cleveland rup with collegiate champ as docs Tim Co- pass along an interesting dr. un sea.son maximum of 36 players. 38 wayward boys vfho have come the same night if he wants it. I’m Twins to foun, singles over seven out of reform .schools and are them a bit further in front in the of the L,os Angeles Angels, who j three New York runs in the eighth, innings and Lee turned them back his first big league hit, a fourth hane in Look. Best in the East w-ill usual sports news release, Yiile's The (Îts also asked waivera on going to change his mind about drive for ihelr 27th American took'second place away from i but again the Tigers roared back. without a hit over the last two. inning single against Claude Os be Pittsburgh with.Penn State and Sports Publicity Director Ctharlfe veteran All-Pro halfback Lenny working for, the Illinois Youth ever wanting to fight me again.” League pennant. Minne.sota with a second straight knotting it when Dick -McAullffe teen. Woqdle Held homered for the Syracuse next in’ Look's forecast. 'Moore, with the intention of put Commission’s Forestry Division. Liston estimated that 50 p*r The Angela tagged Jim Kaat, Loftus recently received the fol The youngsters attended Liston's Berra came off 'the bench as a , shutout over tlje Twins, 9-0. Iri |h6mered and CStico Fernandez the league's winningbst southpaw, Indiana in' the seventh. » * « lowing memorandum from the As ting him on the injured, reserve cent of his knockouts hava'rMUU- sociated Pres?. , list.xMoore cracked hia left knee workout and then were told by the ed from hia left hand. Off the Cuff ’’ There has {>een a rash of in cap fa^t Sunday in an exhibition chpllenger that "the rap you got 'Tm not particularly working Hal Newhowser, former Detroit game ahd will be out for six to against you now isn't a bad one: on my left hand.” he Said. “I ’v* • juries' to athletes recently and in Let this be a lesson to you. AA'hen pitching great, now with the all too many, cases we have failed eight week*. always had it. No, I don't think Major League you get out. go straight.” that Patterson has a great jab. Cleveland Indians’ scouting staff, to be specific as to the location of Moore joinA fullback Joe Perry, the injured member. -Don’t say so- the NFL’s all-time ground gainer The advice came from a man They, tell hie he’s been fighting who was in Manchester Monday on the injured '^list. P erfy was who. In .spile of his brushes with secretly. 'There'll be no secret* Two Speedy Fejlows ;LeaderSf= and-so hurt his arm or leg. Be spe the law, is training for the world's night to look at and appraise Tom cific.” hurt in an earlier Exhibition game when we get out in that ring.” .AMEKIC.AN LE.AGl'F, heavyweight title. my Kelley, local pitcher, -signed Specific, Lpftus was, in the fpl- and placed on waivers. The las.s AVhat makes you think you ean B atting (Based on 875 nr more Dean Chance to a Cleveland con Holding tlieir own manner of a defeat Patterson , was anothar AMF.KIC.AN LRAGIR at hats)—Runnels, Boston. .387; lowirig release, which left me won of these two puts a seHpua crimp Pet. G.B. tract. Monday night, Chanct, in Coach Weeb Ewbank's offen pre.ss conference, the youngstei-s question. \V. L. Hinton, U'a.shingtnn, .311; launpo dering just what the injuriM were: .87 61 ..388 — who was drafted by Los Angeles, sive plans. \ asked Liston what made him de "AVhat makes y-ou think 1 can’t," New York . and Siebern, Kansas dty, and Three Yale University football cide to become a fighter. "AVhen I 8’1 64 ..362 4 spun a one-hitter .against Minner Perhaps Ewbank didn't ^feel retorted Uston. I» s .Angeles . Nt" Race Tight Robinson, Chicago, ..307. Bota___ Yale football players who players were on the disalxlity list wa.s where you are,” said Liston. .82 6.3 .558 Myhra’a los.s would be as k ee^ STRE.\K EXTENDED—.lack Sanford, ntrlil, San I'rancisco pitcher, hurled his 16tli Minnesota . .. ^'2 Runs—Pearson, Ijos .Angeles^ reported to Head Coach Jordan as the ..Elis wound up their first "AVe had recreation programs. And Chieagn ...... 76 7ft ..321 10 week of work. felt, since he has veteran^Dick straight victory and his 22nd win of the season yesterday when he shutout Pittsluirgh, 12 106; .Slebeni, K ansas d t.v . 101; Oliver represefit 23 states. Con if a guy took part he didn't have to D etroit ...... 73 71 .307 ! NEW YORK (AP) Lithft.f'jet Jiis record on a 156-game pro-rrlflce fly got the Chicago run .Allison, Alinnesota, 95; AVagner, Pete Cummings, a sophomore Blelski and rookie Wendell Harris Augsies Y^'ork H ard 2-0. Felipe Alou, left. Giants’ left fielder, scored the'two runs. (,AP Photofax.) .72 74 .498 14 necticut residences are boasted by of Louisiana State to handle the slay behind bars. So I fought to Baltimore ,., I Maury Wills of Los Angeles ' gram. TYie Dodgers have played j across. ’The (Tubs were pinned Los .Angelas, BOj Y’astrzeinski, ' 18 Eli gridders while 15 others fullback, has a contusion of the gel out from behind the bar.s.” Cleveland .... .72 75 .490 I 4 'i 146. , ' with their eighth .straight loss. Boston and Rollins. Minnesota, 89. left anterior superior spine of the kicking - chores. 77 .469 hail from New York and 11 from Liston a|)pearing to be ready, to To Repair Gretcl Boston ...... 68 n '2 Sanford, meanwhile, is chasing Davis, who went 2-for-3, be- Runs B atted In— Sleb«‘m, Kan Illinois___ Glastonbury Elks will crest of the illium. In five years with the Colts .68 82 .484 2 2 ' J ! Sail Francisco, two guys who step into the ring today for his Im / ------Kansas City . in elusive record of 19 straight vie-1 came the first in the major.s to sas Oit.v, 106; Killebrew. Minne spon.sor'a hor.se show Saturday at Guard Stan Riveles has a sub- Myhra. booted 180 of 190 extra portant fight, said he can wail out W ashington . . ..36 92 .878 81 tories, set exactly 50 years ago by reach the ’200-hit mark and moved luxation of the distal head of the point attempts and 44 of 91 field NEAVrORT. R. I. (API — Can I rely on Speed, have kept the sota. 104; (YtiavUo. Detroit, 102; the Elks Grounds in South Glas the rem aining 13 days. the Australians gel all the bug* ^Nobody Wins 16 in R o w ’ TAiesda.v’s Reaiill* ! first-place Dodgers and run- Rube Marqiiard of the New York bark Into the league batting AVagner, Ia»s .Angeles, lOO; Rph- tonbury. .Springfield Indians’ box right ulnar. goal tries for 312 points. La.st ‘‘I'v.e waited a lot longer for this out of Gretel in time for Satur New York 8. D etroit 7 (10). ner-up Giants only a half-game Giants. lA'ith 17 games left. San- lead with a .341 aveiagjK- two inson, Chicago, 97. office is now taking orders for Uie Mark Horlings, a tackle, has a year, he set a team record with fight so it won't make any differ 1.0S .Xngeles 9. Minnesota 0. points more than Ciiwnnati's strain of the semi-tendonosis 21 field goals and 98 points. day's opening of the 18th challenge apart in that National League pen- ford flgure.s to get four i more Hits— Rlrharilson, New Y'ork, coming American Hopkey League ence.” for the America’s Cup? Cleveland S. Washington 0. ! nant chase while continuing in starts, enough to give-him a -shot Fraqk Robinson. Robjrison was 189; Liiniiie. K ansas Cit.v, 179; season.. . .Jim Horvath, Bill Sa- muscle of the right thigdi at the in ‘Johiiny O’ Cut O-for-3. Important. Fight Tliie wa.s the question yachta- Only Games Scheduled. 1 pursuit of half-centuryrold rec flt the mark If he rontimies to win. Rollins. .Attnnesota, 177; Runnels, cherek, both of Manchester, ‘help sertion of'the ^hium . Myhra wasn’t the only veteran How important is this fight for But Sanford Does the Trick Today’s Oarnes P.S. What’s the guy talking men bandied about today after ords. Sanford is bucking the bigger Boston, 176; Robinson, RalGmore, ed Football Officials’ Clinic in cut Tuesday. The Detroit Lions U sto n ? the Aussie challenger's boom Boston (Conley IS-iS and Wills, the fleet Dodgers' short- od'ds. But he’.s lieen hiieking them GIANT.k-PIRATl and A'astrzemskI, Boston, 173. Middletown. Horvath is an um about? ^ trimmed three—fullback Johnny • • • ^ “Winning this title is as import snapped in half during a race with Schwall 7-1.5) a t ^ ^ o l t (Reân stole his 90th ba.se. scored one iince June 13 when his record stood While Sanford e.xtended his I Doubles — Robins«in, Chicago, pire and Sacherek a line.sman. (O) Olszewski, end Glenn Davis Yesterday’* Star* ant to me aa Martin Luther King’s trial hor.se Vim out in the A tlantic. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) • both hit my curves ,so I went with 9-9 and Foytaok 9-6) (2), ~..5 j.,jo ^^d drove in another with his at 6-6. What did he think about streak, Felipe^ Alou turned up i 40; A'astrzemskI, Boston, 87; Both work full college and school End of the Line and tackle Willie McCiung. Ois- fight la for what he's fighting for,” The mishap wasn’t a fatal one, the fast ball." Dress Unitorm P-"’- ,, j '15th hit in 20 at-hats while Stan the triumph that propelled him as the batting star for the Richardson, New A’ork, 35; Bres- boy schedules during the fall. zew.ski, a 9-year vet. will be put Final I^ y Tomorrow Batting — A’ogI Berra, Tanl said the challenger in I’eference to but coming on top of a series ot Burly Jack Sanford never Smoky Burgess singled in the; New York (Ford 15-7) a t Cleve- , Williams and Ron Perrano.skl com- :'lo.ser to M arquard’s record? Giants but failed in a bid to soiid, Boston, 34; Runnels, Boston, * * * Saturday and Sunday pro bas on the injured list If not. claimed. misfortunes for the" sloop from ketball telecasts have been dropped hit 850th homer of hie oareer''lead' rights for the American Negro. “I dreamed he'd win 16 games in second and Bill Virdon in the land (Kamos 8-11), 8 p.m. .bined for a three-hitter in a 3-1 j "This is ridiculous. Nobody wins tie the NL record of 10 consec .32. Other veterans cut Included line guess that means a lot to ail of down under it tended to dampen third. But in situations with run-; Even if you don't play fool- "AA'ashlngton (Rudolph 8-8) at Irictory over the Chicago Ctibs last * row." utive hits. Alou was stopped at Triples— Cliiioli, K ansas -Cit.v, Here 'n There by the networks due to lack of backer John Tracey by Philadel Ing off 10th Inning fori/T victory Australian spirits with four days sponsors. This figures as the pros us.” a row. ' ners on base in the fourth and i hall. you might ennsider a foot Baltimore (Pappas (12-8), (N). might ' Only one other game was ached- nine, although he singled and 14; Bressoiid and Clinton, Boston, phia, tackle Don Lawrence by To Enter Net Events over Detroit, boosting Yankees’ Lifrton didn't attempt to hide to go before the showdown ‘arith "W hy pay $)00 for a seat In have been cutting their own “This is ridiculous.” declar .sixth, the hard hiltmg Burgess] ball uniform as a dress outfit Chicago (F'Isher 8-5) a t .5Iinne- scored in the third inning before and Liimiw, Kansas City. 9; Rob Washington, fullback M errill Annsrloan Iêagne JMd to four any oLthe animosity he holds for |he American defender. Weatherly. grounded into double plp.v.s. If you have any streets to i Sanford, the fast balling Giants'i yesterday and in hitting his 25th homer in the Comiskey Park w'hen you can see throats the past few years with Douglas by Cleveland, tkckle Nate ed the fiercely competitive sota (tJoniez 2-3), (N). pitcher, fired San Francisco to it.s ^*'"' one third-place Cincinnati re inson, Raltiiiiore, and Smith and the fight better for $5.50 in Spring- games over secotjiGplace Los An- Patterson, ’'He could have made During the past several days, (fie-, Sanford pay.s little, heed to the cross. j Kansas City (Pena 8-8) at Los th. Alou had grounded out to Robinson, Chicago, 8. their slam-bang style of play, plus Borden' by Dallas and tackle Ur Tomorrow Is the final day of# - men’i> women's and junior sin- gele* .Angels. signer Alan Payne and his aaso- San Francisco pitcher. "Sixteen in aeventh straight triumph, scatter- mained 5'- games behind with 15 field.” The question was asked by the numerous cry-baby incidents his mind up to fight me long ago talk of record.s. .\sked if he Xlne-year-old John tioines oi ■Angeles (Belinsky 9-9)y (N ). games to plav bv beating St. Louisy »r.d in the first inniiig. as Pirate Home Runs— Killebrew, Alln- ban Henry by Ix)s Angeles. registration for singles matottes glee: men's, women's and junior Pitching—Jack Sanford. Giants, But he kept awaiting. Then he ciates have been working ailigenUy a ro-w. Nobody wijis 16 ii\ a row." ing eight hit.s in a 2-0 decision over Sam Silverman. Boston promoter, by players agjainst the officials . . . might get IP to tie the National Cranston. R.' I., was struck by Thursday’s Schedule - . ,?Thrter Tom Stiirdl'i'ant 18-41 doubles. There .will be a small 6 2 nesota, 37; AA'agner, I/>s Angeles, who will bring Uie Floyd Patter-. In addition to Moore -.and Ols in the 1962 Tdwn„Tenill8 Tourna scattered etght hits for 2-0 tri said he'd even fight me in the to make changes in the, beat’s Yet he'd done it with a 2-0 shut League mark for one sea.son. he a car and tossed 21 feet by the Boston at Detroit (2). Pitt.sburgh for his 22nd victory of halted the streak. ' ■ .> 5. 'S; Cash. Detroit, 34; Colavlto, Pa.y TV in this area will offer the zewski, rookie' guard Joe Bob Is entry fee per player in singles and umph oypr Pittsburgh, winning hia the .season—and his 16th in suc .son-Sormy Liston fight into the ment. sponsored by the Recreation -Street. I ’d say he should be the equipment. O ne of these changes out of the Pittsburgh Pirates yes replied, “rve got no idea who's impact. Police said, he suffer Chicago at Minnesota. x DODGER.S-rt'BS— Detroit, 38; Gentile. Baltimore, Paitterson-Liston. fight for a $10 bell of Dallas, defensive back Jim doubles play. 22nd nm e of eeason and 16th In a 'bad guy’ for wwnting to fight in involved the moving of the maat terday th a t put his sea-son record got 19 and I don t care. ' I want ed no injuries because he was K ansas City a t Los .Angeles. cession since he lost on June 13. RF:DS-CARD.«i~ A Eastern Stales Coliseum in Spring- fee. plus a $3 installation charge Shorter of Cleveland, and backs Department. Registration for doui The, Dodgers got off / to a and Maris, New A’ork, Sit field Tuesday night, Sepl. 25 via ro»-/nhlle keeping second-place the street.’' ^ about a foot and a half—a major at 22-6, a big rea-son the Giant.s to win but- a record doe.sn t mean wearing a football suit. Washington at Baltimore, (N). ’ Trying to eclipse Ty Cobb'.s lec- 2-0 lead in the first/ inning Boh Piirkey i21-,5) won it for a decoder . . . CBS will present BUI Cooper and Keith Luhnow of bles Is open until Sept. 20.. LAS VEGAS, Nay. — Ray Pa San FmneUco a hnir-gnnie behind alteration and one considered an j Stolen Bases— .A|>arielo. Chi theater video, A special screen, Applications may be made by Uston said the fight should be are batUing for the pennant. an.ith.ng to me.' Only Gann'S Scheduled. I ■>rd of 96 stolen bases for Detroit again.st Cubs’ starter/Bob Buhl for the Reds \yith a .three- cago, 28; Hinton. AA'nshington. 25; a pictorial biography of the Na San Franci.scb will be placed on checo. 113*.j, Las Vegas, outpoint National League leading Los An a crowd pleaser because "of the admission of desperation by many "I thoilght my higge.st pitch Sharing the record for a .single jin 1915, Wills pilfered No. 90 In (10-121 when Wjila opened hitter, giving up home runs to m easuring 15 by 20 feet, will be tional Football League on Sept. 20. the injured reserve list if not mail or telephone to the East Side ed Willie Kee, 1154, Reno, 12. / geles. N.ATION.AL I-E.ACtI E AA'ood, Detroit, 24; Howser, Kan erected at the Coliseum. Silverman The history of the NFL will be Rec, 22 Siôol St. not later than style me and him carry. He ain't of the experts here. was the .oneNfo Dick G roat in the .sea.son with 19 are Tim Keefe, Tiipstlay'g Hoinrrs ; the first inning against the Cubs with a single, stole/ second and Stan Mu.sial and Ken Boyer be- sas Clt.v, 19; Charles. K ansas City, claimed by another NFL team. who pitched for New » York in W. L. Pet. G.B. ;ahd became only the second player hopes to lure between 4,(k)0 and 5,- traced from the lean years of its 8 p.m. tomorrow. A meeting to eighth. It was a slider and he lavs .Angeles ■. 95 .51 .651 eventuallv scored /on an error. ; fore holding the Cardinals hitless Time for Derision popped It up. Ghcml is one of the 1S8.8, and Rube Marqiiard. With the (Season Total In Parentheses) I in ma jor league history to pass the , rommy Davis' crifice fly drove after the fourth inning. Two for- 000 fans to. the Bay State site for inception in 1920 to its present po All team s have 48 hours in arrange palringa he held at San F’ranel'wo 94 ,51 .648 12 Pilehing (Basi'd on 12 or more sition as one of the nation's most to u ^ e s t to get oiiC-Avith men on Giants in 1912. ' , A.MPRK .AN LEAGCE :90-mnrk. He now has 16 games re- i in the second in of the inning. I mer Cardinals -Don Blasingame decisions)—.McBride, Lbs .Ahgeles, the theater presentation . . Two which to claim a player put on that time. rinelnnati . . . 90 57 .612 5 'j New Jerse.v young men, wearing interesting and exciting sports. Singles matches are scheduled ha.se." Sanford’s is the longest streak Held, Indians (18), 84 62 ..575 II maming in which to tie or .surpass Wills made U/3-0 in the foilrfh and Eddie Kasko drove in the 11-4, .788; Dohovan, Cleveland, waivers. If a player is claimed,' in a season by a (Giant .since Carl P ittsburgh nibber. suits, dived into a golf Familiar faces of yestei-year who his club has 24 hours to decide Saturday and Sunday. Sept. 14 There were two on at live time Kubek, Yankees (4). S t. Louis ___ ..527 18 Co^'s feat. (\-ith a iuiy«!Oring single. Wil-, key runs for the defending NL 19-8, .704; Piisciial, Alinnesnta, 18- Hubbell won 16 in 19.38. King ^lUinils. who has hit safely in his ' li'ams ( 13^11 i went into the ninth I champs. .Blasingame snapped a course lake and retrieved over 1,- will appear in action Will be Red if it wants to keep him on the and 15: doubles mauihes a week and Groat made the seconvKp.ut. Skowron, Yankfu-s (21). Milwaukee .. ..507 21 I 8. .892; Ford, New A’ork, 15-7, Grange, Jim Thorpe and Bronko later. Sept. 22 and JI3. Players Sanford flni.shed the inning Carl went on to win eight .straight Berra. Y'ankees (10). la.Sv 19 games while pulling his bat- with a tniee-hit shutout, but a 2-2 tie with, a single in thi? fifth I 682; Terry. .NeW A ork. 21-10, 677. 000 golf balls, which they planned waiver list. to sid rt 19.37. Pliilmlelphia .486 24 to sell. Police figured othei-wise and Nagureki. Film strips wilt also must be available for play all day striking out dangerous Boh Skin Me.Aiiliffe, T igers (II). ..392 87'2 ting average up to an even .300. pair-oF throwing errors by Wills and Kasko 'kuapped it up with a .Strikeouts—Pasciial, Atinnesota, Among the rookies cut were Now 3.3, Sanford didn't break Houston . .. . halted the practice, but not until feature the Chicago Bears 73-0 Michigan State’s highly touted both daya In the divisions they've ner NATIONAL LEAGCE Chicago ...... 856 48 ha.s stolen 14 hsses in the last six brought on relief .specialist Ron j.thiee-nin homer off Bob Gib.son I 172; Terry, .New A’ork. 161; K aat, intbv the major.s until 19.57 and games and 30 in the last 2.5. Cohh ^FeiTahnski. lOeoi-ge~ Altman's sac _ 1 1,5-321 in the nininth. the 1.000, plus, balls were found . . massacre of the Washington Red tteflfback, G ary Ballman. by P itts entered. ■"I got him on a so-so fast F'. .Alou, G iants (2.5). New'Y'ork ... . .35 n o .241 591 2 , Allnnesola, L59; Biinning, Detroit, skins in 1940. Matches prior to the finals will tlve'n syon rookie-of-lhe-year hon i L58; Pl/arro, (Fhlrago, 1,58.- Assisting new' coach Jack Stovall burgh and fullback Ron Hatcher, ball,’ the pitcher recounted. ."He ors witlK Phiiariel'phia h\- po.sting Kasko, Reds (4). Tuesday’s Result s the first Negro ever signed to_ a be determined on a be»t-of-three got out in front of it ^ d mis.sed. a 19-8 recOTtj. He never ha.s won Musial, Cardinals (17). Los .Angeles 8. Chirago 1. i NATIONAL LE-AGI’E contract by the Washington Red basis; the finals will be beat-of- "tVe used the fast hall most of 20 in a sea.ihn before, even dur Bo.ver, Cardinals (21).- San F'ranelseo 2, Pittsburgh 0. Shotcddwn Night in Playoffs i B atting (Based on 375 or more skins, and San Jose State's Oscar flve. Players m ust furnish their the time. Burgess and Virdon ing nis seven yeaj's in the minora. fIneinnati 6, St, Louis 2. ;at h ats)—T. Davis, Los .Angeles, Donahue by Green Bay' and back ow'n equipment until the finals Only Games Sehednled. '..341; Robinson. Cinrinnatl, .8,39; ■ 12 Lettermen Form' Nucleus Fred (jox of Pittsburgh by the when balls will be auppliM. v .Improved Fisliinfi Today’s Games lAIiisial, St. Louis. .8,34: H. Aaron, Cleveland Browns. There will be six diWsiona In all M ilwaukee {Leinaster 1-4) at For Eastern League Entries lAlilwaiikee and F. .Alou, San F ra n — HARTFORD'(API—The cooler Philadelphia (^nnett 6-9), (N). eisi'o, .827. Of Rockville High Soccer Club Los .Angeles (Riehert 5-8) at weather has . produced some im- j NEW 5'ORK (API—This is itlffield but waa taken out in the first Runs Ratted In—T. Davis, Ixm Houston (Johnson 6-14),' (N). Showclowu night for the four inning after a .streak of wildness Angeles. 1,38; Robinson, CineinnntI, provement in- tro u t fishing and 'o j San Francisco (Pierre 14-5j at teani.s-v'^TTattling in the ' E astern when he walked in the Gra,vs' first 126; Mays. San Franeisco, 123; H. Replacement of five departedfweekly action on one level or the herman interest in many of the • Cincinnati (Ja.v 21-12). (N). League's best-of-three semifinal run. Bob Barton wa.s the hitting .Aaron, Milwaukee, 11.5; 4'ppeda, other. _ Blarter.s is Coach John Canevari’s The complete schedule 'includes; .staH> ponds, -anti Candlewood j Only Games Scheduled. playoff.s. star for Springrfield wjth two dou Sail Franelseo, 104. immediate problem as he puts the Lake^NThe Connecticut Board of ( ■ Thiirs^lay’s Schedule [■ Runs—Rohinsoii, Cinrinnatl, 123; Sept. 25, Stafford, away; Sept. It's fourth-place Springfield bles. He' drove in one run and Rockville High so<-cer team 28, Ellington, home; Oct. 2, W ind F’isherieSs^nd Game also reported j Mllwniikee at Philadelphia. (N). against pennaht-w-inning Wil- -scored anotljer. I AA'Ills, I..OS Angeles, 117; It. .Aaron, today thatXniany excellent blue- ] San Francisco at Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and Ata.vs, San Fran through • early pre-season paces. sor, home; Oct. 5, Newington, MORIARTY liam3iport al the Grays' home Modrell. who wa.s .5-1 againet El S.olution I. this problem is relieved aw-ay; Oct. 9. Smith, away: Oct. fish catche.s tvere made over the (N). Bowman Field and Y'ork at El mira during the regular season, elseo, 116; T. Davis. Ixjs .Angeles, weekend. Only Games Scheduled. ;107. to .some degree by the presence 12, Glastonbury, home; Oct. 16, m ira's Dunn Field in the i-iibber struck out sgven and gave up only of about a dozen returning letter- Stafford, home; Oct. 19. Windsor, SNOW TREAD Hits—T , Davis, I/is .Angeles, games', to decide the finalist.*. one walk. He was backed by a 10- aw ay: Oct. 23, Newington, home; hit attack sparked b,v. l,.ee Howell 200; Robinson, Cineiniiatl. 188; men. BROTHERS Both 'Williamsport and York AA ills, Los ’ .Angeles, 186; Groat, Opening gam e for the Rams Is Oct. 25. Smith, home; Oct. 30, who dwv'e ill three run.s yvilh a Glastonbufy, away; Nov. 2, Elling bounced back last night with vic pair of singles, including what' Pittsburgh, 185; H. Aaron. Mll- • little less than two week.s away tories to tie their series at one I uaiikee, 180. Tuesday. Sept. 25, at SUfford; ton, away. * SAFE-BUY USED CARS A game each. turned out to be'(he \virining run YOURSNOViB WItHAID YOU'RE in the third. I Doubles — Robinson. (Aiieinnalt, Thg squad has been working out William-simri, getting an eight- Dave McNally, the $100,000 El i46: -Alays, San Franelsr-o. .34; since last Thur.sday and is current hitler fropF veteran Bob Gont- mira bonus baby, was the .starter I Groat, Pittsbiirgb, 31; Pinsob, Cin ly engaged in daily scrimmages, Last Night’s Fights kosky arid three home run.s, de and loser, giving, up .six hits and cinnati, and AA'hlte, .St. I-oiiis. 30. Continuing the system Urey in ’61 T-BIRD RD TO feated Springfield T-S" while York three' runs over the seven innihgs Triples—A\'. Davis, Los .Angeles, augurated earlier, Canevari works SAO PAULO, Brazil—Eder Jo- ^ CHEV. wljipped Elmira 6-2 behind a six- he worked; The other three inns and Virdon, Pittsburgh. 10; AA'III's primarily with the backs (full- fre, 117',j., Brazil, knocked out Jose hitter tiy Gaty Modrell. - by York were charged to reliever and T. lAnvIs, I.sis Angeles, N eal,/ hacks and lialfharksi with a.ssist- Medel, 117. Mexico 6 . (Jofre retain BEt AIR 4-DOOR HARDTOP Wtllianisporl, ahvaya extra Herm Starrette, who gave up four] New, Aork, and ('allison, Phlla- ant Ron Koziich handling the for ed world bantamweight title). ^ tough at home bounced back from hits. ! delpbia.,9. w ard line. LONDON—B rian Curvls, 146-''i,' Radio, heat'er, auto- Blue with blue Interior. a 2-1 deficit in the fifth when 5’(«i-k got a run in the first on ; Home Runs — Ma.vs. San F ran Gone fimm last sqasort's .squad,, England, won over Ralph Dupas, m atic, low. low mile- Radio, heater, auto- Fl' Jerry Griffin and Richie Allen Dalton Jones' .single and Dean Rob cisco. 4.3; H. Aaron. Ailhyaukee, .39; which compiled a 6-4-1 record are 148'*, New Orlekns.6. (Dupas dis age. matic, fujil 'power. blasted home runs off John bins' ■double. After Elmira had tied ENDED WELL — There Robinson. Cincinnati. 36; Ranks, fullbacks Tony Dowgiewicz and qualified for butting). Because every year we’ve ordered more and we still Blehm the loser. Alley's homer the game in its half of the first on were tmie.s when Marga 4 hicago, S3; Cepcdii, San Francis Glen Snape, halfback Larry Bou FRE5SNO, Calif.—Gabe Terron- came after Bobby Sanders and three straight singles. 5’ork pulled ret Smitli felt like this at co. .32. ' dreau and forwards Bernie Arckivy, ez, 146, Fresno. knocKed out Char Bill Sorrell had singled ahd It put ahead for good in the second on ^ Stolen Bases — AA'Ills.- Los .An Tim Fahy .and Marty Fabian. ley (Tiger) Smith, 146, San F ran- 'Se VAL’NT $1395 sell out. Even the factory’s increasing production file Grays ahead fm- good. .V2. Ru.ss Gibson's solo' homer. The Forest Hills, - but tlie ’60 DOD6E $1395 geles. 90: AA'. Davis. lyoA' Ângyles Will Trim Squad ci.sco, 1. ' 4-Door 'V-200. Radio, h e a te r,, Tn^vGra-ys picked up two insiir- Ro.ses picked up what tui-ned out strawberry _ blonde be-- 80; Javier, .St. Ixiiiis, 22: Ta.vlor, - ROME — Franco De Piccolt, 204, V-8 4-Door. Radio, heater,, A total of 42 boys turned out automatic, all black. TOWN & GOlINTRY OR SUBURBANITE FOR can’t ketep up with the amazing demand. anc.e iqms in the aeventh when to be the winning run in the third .iCanie the first Australian Philadelphia. 19; .Altman. Ctiicago for practice so’ far. Canevari I'e- Italy, kinocked out Phonse La tan with white top. Sorrell rtejted' a homer with One when Robbins .singled and later to win the United States and Pinson. Cincinnati, 18. ported. This group will be triirimed Saga, 20284, Newfoundland, 1. ’61 MERC. $2095 on. GontkosJA- ; struck out '.eight scored on Howell's single. Howell women's. single.s chain- 'Pitching (Based on 12 or. njore to about 30 before the season NEW BEDFORD, Mass.—Man ’58 FORD $1145 Snow Bird’s popularity is no accident. It's the most soundly and issued onfy one walk. drove home-.two insurance runs in I'.'eisions)—Pnrke.v, CIm'Innati, 2J^ starts. The final squad. will ■ con n y Biirgo, 151, N«W Bedford, o u t 4-Door Sedan. Radio, hcate|', Meteor 600 2-Door. Radio, en^neered snow thrower available. ,It's the onlv snow Al Stanek started tor Spring- the ninth, with his second'single. pionshij). - , , f..;808; Sanford, Sun Francisco, 22- tain b(?th varsity an^ junior varsity pointed Johnny Torres, 152, P a tte r Fordomatic. „ heater, Merepmatlc, white WINTER SAFETY 6. ,786; Drysdalp/I>os .Angeles, 24- players witk all scheduled to see son, N.J., 10. . . walls, beautiful black. Spe thrower that, performs the three essentials of snow control.. 7. .774; Koiifax,. Los .Angeles and ’61GONT. $4495 cial! Feeds snow with a xlotv-speed rptary auger into a high speed Pierce, San Francls<'o, 14-5, .7.37. 4-Door. Beige and white, ra SIÊ 6-PASSENGER 2-DOOR SEDAN 'Strikeouts — Koufax, la»s .An ’58 NASH $1095 blower that discharges the snow through an open-throated geles, ‘J09; Drysdale, Los Angeles dio, heater, fiill power plus air conditioning and all leatb- 4-Door. Radio, heater, auto \ controllable chute that lets you, aim the snow precisely. 205; Gibson, .St.'I-oiils. 202; Farrell, matic, power steering. Houston, 180; O’Dell, San Fran- ROBLEE I 'sr Interior. Easily handles snow that’s ■Wet- and heavy, dry ahd flaky, or rlsi'O, 187. TWO crusted. Model 225 Snow ®irdcuts a 21^’ swath in deep show ,’58 MERC. $945 ’60 PLYM- $1145 2-Door Monterey.. Black and Savoy 4-Door Sedan. Blue with a new 4 h.p. easy-start winterized engine. Model 262 MERCURY MONTEREY white, radio, heater, Merep- and white. Radio, heater, .PLU S 1962 standard transmission. FOR cuts a 26“ swath through the deepest snow wjth husky 6 h.p. -matic, power steering. F.E.T. easy-start engine. ^ LOOK! TUBE TYPE '59 CADILLAC FUEL OIL SAVINGS ’60 MERCURY MONTEREY 2-DOOR DeVille 2-Door Hard Avoid ditoppohrtmont. fn/oy wintor wHh Radio, heater, auto top. All black' with V 200 Gals. At l.’l.S black and white in WHITEWALLS EACH 11.00 MORE matic, light blue with terior.' Real sharp! — WENEVERSAIDIT- CASH whitewalls. Special at EXCHANGE WITH RECAPPABLE TIRE OR $1.50 SNOW*BIRb *27.60 nS95 ^995 SC! Now RebiM brightens M |4 e (2 2 i 200 Gals. At L5.3 We have sizes for ever.vone! Regular.*, lohg-s, extra Budget Plan $30.60 • brogue picture TOP DOLLAR PAID Only* longs, shorts, stouts, short .stouts-j-you name it-— /.I"''-with a rugged, man* Regal’s got it! Nobody's hard to fit here! .Aluminum ‘239*® CombihaGon AA'indowa $11.95 styled medel for For Clean Used Cars! --•■•ALL THIS — PLUS CLOSEOUT SPECIAL In s ta lle d ___ __ $18.95 UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY ' ’ PREStONE Modal 212 college men. And the ★ LOW BANK RATES ★ FREE ALTERATIONS CHOICE OF COLORS .Aluminum specie! low price pro FOR THE LIFE OF THE GARMENT 6 cylinder. 135^H.P. engine, standard trans Comhlnatiun Doors .... $.32.95 vides only a minimum " ‘ 3 2 9 ® ® In s ta lle d ...... $42.95 mission. heater, defroster, directional ^sig- of anguish to college MORIARTY iiniJIlEES Eity tirms ivniliblo , nals./tubeless tires, deluxe interior. 12,000 men’s budget. miles or 1 yeat- factory warranty.. Federal Limit 2 Gals. Jâbe! Price—$2754.00, . \c DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER 'iJMIEI & SUPPLY C a *12.99 BROTHERS Per OF 315 CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER Customer 357 BROAD ST. - MANCHESTER ' $295Dowfi—•36IM enHisTePciy — Low Im kRofM Established 1947 MI 3-5135—Open Evenings None Sold To M l 3-2444 THI *ouAnc HouiewAmef, , Buy' AYitb Coiifidence* from Hartford Minors OPEN MONDAY, TUESDAY 8 to S:30 Momm ' 9 CitfiT trCM S , 1 County's Oldest “Comet—Lincoln i :t^ & y gi»cr PA/NTS BOLTON Conttnehtal—Mercury and WUlya No Dealers WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY • f* • (^mA. QAOoetv TpoLt G u stflfso il^ s STOM d-WhoH Driv* Vahlcls*' DMUor” S A T U R D A Y Bt»4 / UaeeriTtetpes NOTCH MORI ARTY BROTHeRS T05 MAIN «TllElJr--M ANCIIi»n|ll______' / ' \ t iSOlisiS CENTER ST. O P E N ^ EV E N IN G S M l 3-5135 M 3-2141 T :■ i. -1 ■ o£0Sri% Ml 9-S274< "Thp Marvel of Mîh Street' A \ . n h ■ N ■ " ' . ■ ■-u, / 4 ■ ! / I ■ \-

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Household Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALT snd SHORTEN , SltoatlMMi Wanted— ' Garden— Farin— Dairy Household Goods '51 Apartments— Fists— 72 BonsM Fdr Sal* 72 Houses Fw Ssts 72 Houses For Sals 72 Rouses For Sale 72 a Wanted—Rea) EsUte 77 Products SO Houses For Offered ' ’ IS-A" Female 88 Tenemdnts 33 WBSTINGHOUSE refrigerator, ROCKLBDGB—7 room Ranrit 4 STARKWEATHER Street - Single GLASTONBURY — Young • room BOLTON-Clder Mill Rd. Large ANDOVER—Lake Road. 8 roOma, ; WANTED TO buy by private REWEAVINQ ol buma, motb boles UCENSEID woman will taka care CONCORD g r a p h s , pick your good running condition, $20 iTwo family, ImmacuIaU home, mod- colonial - in executive neighbor roomy ranch, with $ oversized oU hot air heat, living room with : party, early Colonial 'home on iS tIMW HSr TVBATfR OOUTINi— TW * X flO Q ------TH8 L0W4ALARIW SUPPORTlNC PI.AVSM AVAILABLE NOW In Rockville — yeara old. large modem kUchen, CLASSIFIED Zlppora repaired' Window Shadet of' children days in her home. MI own, $1.25 basket. .Bring contam- metal dogs’ beds. Tel after 5, buUt-in oveh and range, diahwaah- erm z^. A lot of house for only hood with 5 bedrooms on second bedrooms and den which eSn t>e fireplace, basement recreation : -main road or street or will ex aanwc m n who can A m e o l o m K m WHOCOULP tftANPA L im e PRffiLQAPINfr-' 34)763. eri. 37() Hackmatack after'4 P-m. MI 9-883$. ^ 3% .room apartment, stove, refrig made to measure; all alaed Vane BV»BVTHINO-~ erator, and heat. 15 minutes from *r, disposal, pantry, etc. Large $14,500. Joseph Barth, Broker MI floor, 2% baths,' spacious first used as fourth bedroom, 1% room with picture window over change Or trade large 3 family Uan blinds Keys made wlUle yoi> Hartford. $90 monthly. .MI 9-4S24, dinuig room den center entrance 9-0320. floor li'ving area with modem bathi laundry room, 2-car garage, looking lake, nicely landscaped home in center of Manchester. 50 wait. Tape Recordcta tor - rant WILL CARB for pre-school child FLOOR SAMPLE SALE lot, immediate occupancy, 25 year tM PLAVIN* WITH FOR SALE—Canning peaches. 280 TR 5-1166. hnU. paneled wall flrH>laoa In Uv- kitchen, enclosed hreezeway, 3- 100x200 landscaped lot, $28,500. 9-4336. Mariow’s, 887 MMh. Ml 8-Sttl. NORACff HAMSONt AN ACTOR/M/AffW// my home while mother works. $83,000—AND one of the better car garage, wooded lot, only Bel Air Real Estate Co., MI mortgage available. Small down ADVERTISING M«.HA/>iS0N f XM CORNUCOPIA tOTrSlCMf daff-iN AOVAHce/ ' ■” ■1828, Bqsh Hill Road, hfonchester. French- Proidncial Sofa and ing room with a beautiful view, I P iU O H T fP TO tvtm >OUA» OUR T H IS WCffl^! HOW bedrooms, 3 baths, 9-ear gkrage, biiys in town. Multi-level split ot $39,900. Itiiycs and Philbrick, 348 8-9882 payment. Must tell to settle es LISTINGS WANTED— Immedtata REPAIRS on Irons, toasters' and MUCH ffOR A ROCm A AU. NIGHT PINSR, matching chalf was .,$310 eight large rooms, four bedrooms, tate Mammon Agency, PI 2-63l$. and courteous action by an ex suffer AOS youa im iM mtMft 3 MH.ff« UP f ASV WOULD to care for children PICK y o u r own cannmg toma SEVEN ROOM duplex, gas furn plastered waUs, selling at bank Hebron Ave., 633-4627. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS other small kitbhen appliances. NOW I W ONT TAICB NO ANP UH-ARS ' Now $219 ace. CaU MI 9-1016. 19 North 8t. 'three baths, two car garage and $11,900—CENTRALLY located eld 626-8501. perienced salesman. . We have Reasonable rates. Free pickup and THffRff ANV erRffffTf m my hoi MI 9-2424. After 4 toes, 35c basket, own contamers. apiFsiaal, tSl.OM. PhUkrlek Agen poe AN ANSwhR. r voulp MI 9-81.94. Route 85,. Leo Gam- cy, $a 9-8464. one storage room. Immaculate. MANCHESTER—2 family 4-4, quiet er home of 4 real big rooms (3 up many clients looking for homes, 8 A.M. to 5 PjM. delivery. Call MI 9-1608 any time, RSSTAURANl* p.m. call Lime Oak Den set with sofa- Big lot lovely setting. Solid snd 2 down). This house has been one may be a buyer'-fOr . your vou LIkS VOUR eRlAKfiXSr bolati. MAIN STREET— $ room heated street, 90x180 shaded lot, smesite HIGH RIDGE preferably after 4 p.m. IN eeo-t i v » Auoo OPffN T H » bed and matching chair (char apartment, stove and refrigerator brick. C)nly 6 or • y*ars old. T. J. drive, 2-car garage, aluminum completely rebuilt, excellent con 1 home Joseph Lombardo, Bpffker, TIM ff OP EXPERIENCED dbltmi assistant coal tweed) Both pieces Seven i-oom spUt level home, COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ARRANOffP SOAW li N iG ftry desires full or part-t position. furnished. Middle-age couple only. Crockett, Realtor, Ml 3-1677. storms and screens, new roof and dition throughout. Aluminum sid MI 9]9345. oiNNCR pwrm f J $149.50 MI '3-7894, HOMES /siding; Price reduced to $18,500. ing, deep lot. T. J. .Ci'ockett, Real 8 bedrooms, 3 baths, kitchen ------;------^------lb. MONDAY Tkni FUDAT l§:M AJI.-rSATUBDAY • AM. Call MI 8-2676. PICK YOUR own peppers. 216 RAN(3H—6 rooms. West Sld> HAVE customers for single and 3- Building— Contracting 14 Hlllstown Rd. R. Cobb, MI 9-8496, Robert Wolverton Agency, Real tor, MI 3-1677. with appliances including dish Colonial wing style sofa and SIX ROOM duplex, one block from Youngstown kitchen with bqltt- tor, Ml 9-3813. washer. paneled 20 foot family family homes Also, need subur HOME AND attic remodeling, matching qhair, tweed cover, f O K ins, 3 bedrooms, dining rooin« full ban pi'opertv With acreage.' F. O. PLEASE READ YOUR AD WOMAN WOULD like to do bah Mam Street, two blocki from Cen YOU VERNON-^xtra special.^ If you room, 2 level heating, full roofing, guttering and siding. Ac- foam cushims. Both < pieces ter av8dlable Immediately. WCI basement, car^rt, $2,4M' as COLONIAL—Not too big, not too are looking for an exceptionally basement. Oversiz'ed garage, M()tt, MI 3-565*. OUm UM or “Woot Ada” « • Uikco over tta pboM m ■ « m- sitting. MI 3-2222 Fertilizers 50-A coust'icai ceiling, porch enclosing, 8-7039.. ' * These fine Cap4 Cod listings sumes YA mortgage at 4*4%, small. 6 rooms with two very nice 6 room ranch In an area of combination windows and venlenoe. Tb« adverUMr slioaM r«Ml kla ad Uw FIRST DAT *T $199.50 and all kinds of carpentry. Work GOODsCOW manure. $5 and $10 Reg $264.50 offer comfortable family liv $17,900. Philbrick Agtocy. MI large bedrooms. Cozy comfort al fine homes, you should' check this doers. Asking $21,900. APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS la tiinc for tbo o a t Mow manship guaranteed. MI 9-0722. BRAND NEW 5 room apArtnient, 9-S464. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 loads, delivered. Excellent for ing. Yhe prices are right. Sec most maintenance free features. one. ^ r g e living room, fireplace L cksI N otices Uc^ Tbo Herald la reapoaaible for ealy ONE moorroet or omitted shrubs, laWqs, etc. Ml 8-7804, MI E-Z TERMS second floor, completely modern, them today. Other' listings Owner MI 9-5061, witb'âised hearth, Califomis red- J. D. REALTY in^rtlon for aay advertlseiiieat aad tbea a ol; to the ozteat of a $125. MI 9-5797. 64 DUPLEX, EBgb School, paneling. large dining area, 9-8731. available in colonial, ranch and 470 Main St. " MI 3-5129 LIMITATION O R D C a / "make good” 'Jiaerttoo. Etron which do aot loaaea the oaloe of Roofing— Siding 16 BOXER SHEPHERD puppies for split level styles. bus and shopi 2-car garage; 3 SO WINDSOR —Close to Vemoii large bedrooms with 2 sliding the adoerilaeaiaat wlO aat ha eoenotad hy "aaaha goad” laaartina IS, MARLO'W’S INC. SIX ROOM duplex with' garage, turiiaces. Ri arkabie condition. Circle Sht>pplng Center. Immac AT A COURT OF PROBATg. Bata A. A. DION, INC Roofing, aiding, sale, . $2. Please call PI 2-8198. door closets in- each. Central MANCHESTER—Large attractive I at Mancliest^r witliin anil f*>r the Household 51 central location, adults preferred. $14,800—A neat and trim 6 Reason abl Hayes Agelicy, MI Iste 6 room ' Ranch, large hall. The best wall to wall DUtrici -ot Uanche.itei on the 3tb 'day painting. Carpentry Alteratl>ttlc, MANCHESTER—fUnciL lArge Uv to back split, $16,500 ; 4 room notice to the creditors to tiring in their Servmg Manchester and surround BULLARD OPERATOR in your old machine. Capitol FURNITURE WAREHOUSE 'MARLOW’S INC. R F. Dlmock Co., -MI «-8246 or Una, gas hot water heat, i% FOUND—Crippled female money' 1954 PLYMOUTH station wagon ing areas. Modem TV Service. 406 portunity. For information from HOUSEWIVES HORIZONTAL BORING MILL and parking space. Adults only. Ing room, modem kltohen, t bed ranch, garage. $12,800 ; 4 room ceramic baths, heataiator • fr-'S- claims within said time allowed by kitten, vicinity Love Lane. Call i good condition, askmg $195. MI 9 a.m.-8 p.m. 249-9391, After 6, Eqwpment Co., 88 Main St. Hours $70, Call Ml 3-8603 after 5. Richard Dimock, MI 9-6003. Jo modern home, $11,600 ; 4 room publishing a copy of this order in some Center St., MI 8-3106. OPERATOR 7-5 daUy, 7-9 lliursday, 1-* Sat Forest cor. Pine, Manchester 867 Main St. rooms, 1% baths, large rec room, hanna Evans, MI 9-6653. place. Principals only. Owner MI Wanted-i-Res) Estate 77 newspaper having a circulation in said Ml 9-4618. 1 9-0173. 249-2984. PART-TIME Open daily 9-9, Sat. 9-6 ceUent condition. m.BOO. PhU- house, nice condition, $6,500. 9-8913. probate district snlhin ten'days from urday. THREE ROOM apartment, adults the date of this order and return malta Must be able to set up and MI 8-1528. ' Agency. MI 94464. n —EAST HARTFORD — New -6 Many more.- ali price rangea. CaU WISH SOMEONE to lUBdla youl NOTICE IS HEREBY given that 11957 RAMBLER 4-door Super, ex- ATLAN’n C SERVICE Station Day or evenings, 10-2 p.m. only. Heat and refrigerator. Call tha Ellsworth Mitten Agency, to this court of the notice given Millinery, Dressmaking 19 work from blueprint. Aircraft Musical Instruments 53 SO. WINDSOR—Lots of land. A real astatsT Call tts at Ml 9-otli JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. - Pass Book No. 91920, issued by | cellent condition. Priced to sell. available for lease now. Modem, CEDAR CLOTHES line poles, many MI 3-7222. HOLLISTER STREETT—6 bedroom room Ranch, 1% baths, built-in Realtors. MI 3-6930. or 6-9 p.m. Permanent quality work. Apply m person. sizes, loss Plymouth sedan, rea stove, oven, dishwasher, disposal, charming ranch. 9 rooms, $ bed- lot prompt aad couittoua aervloa. j EXPERT LADIES’ and gentle- high gallonage statlom has ex home, largksUving room with din r(X>ms, dining area, birch .cabi JMSph Barth. Brekai. employment. Guaranteed sonable. MI 9-1853. ACCORDIONS, guitars, amplifiers. FOUR ROOM new apartment in three twin size bedrooms, center SPLIT LEVEL—New on tha mar has been lost and application has i men 8 custom tailoring and al cellent location in M.anchester-- DELTA GORP. COMFORTABLE upholstered twin Save 40%'. Used accordions $15 ing area, nevKhMting system, 3- nets, tile bath, fireplace, walk to ■ been made to said bank for pay-' terations. Tuxedos for rent. Tony Call 289-1561 until 6 p.m. After 5 $1.16 per hour. No exper beautiful colonial manor. $150 per entrance hAllway, beautiful stone ket " a slightly used $ bedroom CASH for your home, lind, equifi- 1249 Mam St. Hartford CHILDREN’S TOYS — Tricycles lounge chairs, $26 each, match up. Rondinone Accordion, 1169 car- garage, shaded lot. $17,500. fireplace, -formal dining rjx>m, at bus atop. Owner built So spanking ment of the amount of deposit. FORD flathead. full race cam, 2 lovine. Ml 3-2264. call Mr. Rauch, 3-2381. ience-necessary. Call MI month Includes heat, hot water, Philbrick Agency. a&s9*S464. split up off Vernon Street. Two ment, me’rchandiaa liquidation, $3; pedal tractor, $2; pedal car, ing ottoman, $5. Call after 6, Ml Main, East Hartford, 289-2089. tached garage, city water and new the shutters aren't on yet, carb., manifold. 541 9-0017. 8-9019. EXPERIENCED SALESMAN 9-4026. ’ range, refrigerator and disposal. baths, rec room on lower level, $17,500. Offers being encouraged. anything of value. For quick ad- Local Stocks RESTAURANT doing $100,000 $3; doll carriages, $3; miscellane Call 'MI 3-4491, 10 a.m.-ll p.m. BOWERS SCHOOL Area::>-,Ranch, city sewer. Reduced to $28,900. one-car garage. Combinations, tion call Amariean Auction Oo., ous. MI 9-1043. GUITARS— Manchester complete Joseph Lombardo, Broker, "Ml Moving— ^Trucking- gross for sale or lease. Write Box CLEANING woman wanted. Must guitar headquarters. Guitars, ac recently renovated'Inside-oinMâll Call the R. F. Dimock Co., fireplace, real nice condition. Ask- MI 3-6847. Announcements 1954 CUSTOM line 4-door Ford. FOR OUR MEN’S DEPT. MARLOW’S BEST MI 9-5245 Or Richard Dimock, 9-9345. Storage 20 FF; Herald. have own transportation. MI GRAPE CRUSHER, wine bottler, cessories, instruction. Lane Guitar owner MI 3-0061. No agents plea: ing only $20,300 .. and We think it Quotatidiu F^nU»hed hf Call 5n 9-5975. BEDDING BUYS! -^ I 9-6003, Johanna Evans, MI is a fair price. T. J. Crockett, WANTBD-Rsai EtUte. Selling or 9-6308. Good steady position. Apply barrel.^Gas refrigerator, grill, cof Center, 111% Center St., MI Furnished Apnrtinents S3-A $12.900—NEAT home in a central Ooburn MIddlebrook. Inc. LUCKY LADY Com Dry Cleaners MANCHESTER Package DeUvery. BOL’TON—Routes 44A and 9 “ Im LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — Ranch. >:«53. Realtor, MI $-1577. location. Four rooms down plus a buying Residenflti, cummdrcUl perial Steak House.” M êm , fee maker, french fryer, 14’ show, Inner-spring mattress, twin or 9-7835 n o r t h COVENTRY-Lovely fur Xbcceptlonally large living room or inauttrial real efltatff. Contact Stocka openmg soon. 18 Maple St, Light trucking and package deliv CAPABLE woman for cletming, case. MI 3-6389. > big enclosed porch, one room fin Hid AJked Auto DriTing School 7-A complete restaurant and catering Wednesdays, smair family. Refer full size ' $19.95 nished apartment near intersec with fireplace, dining area and in —PAST HARTFORD— Colonial- Realtor, Stanley B ery. Refrigerators, washers and THE f^MR split, 7 finiêd rooms, one bath, ished off up. Full bssSmant. ex Oonn. Bank and Trust stove moving specialty. Folding facilities. 3,570 feet of space, base ences. MI 9-2148. Blue Bell Hollywood bed outfit FOR SALE—One clarinet, $100; one tion 44A and 31. Large private kitchen with view of lake. 3 bed cellent condition, imali lot But, a Brao-Burn Realty. PREiPARE FOR driver’s te*t. (Uiairs for rent. MI .9-0752. ment, approximately 12% acres, ■p Manchester Shoppmg Parkade $49.88 porch and spacious grounds. Heat rooms. 3 baths, elaborately finish; two lavatories, four ' large bed Co...... 80 •* Personals Ages 16 to 60. Driving and ciaaa NATIONAL pressure cooker, violin, 170, Call MI 9:3232. rooms, finish'ed'i'ec room, built-in g(V)d buy. T J Crockett' Realtor. Hartford National 125 foot frontage on highway. CLERK-’TYPIST--Intere8tmg, per. quart, $6. MI 3-6050. Deluxe Slumberland Box spring and hot water furnished, PI ed. basement with fireplace, bar, Howland MI 1-1577. ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, room. Three Instructors. No wait THE AUSTIN A. C3IAMBERS CO. Zoned for industrial use. For ap manent position. Must be quick, FIELD representatives for 17 year and mattress, both $59.95 2-8020. etc. 2-car gerage, professionally stove, oven, dishwasher and dis Legal Notices Bank and Trust Co. 52 58 ing. 54ancheat»r Driving Acade Moving, packing, storage, local pointment call MI 9-1988. old nationally affiliated company, posal, attached garag4NMlIing for Fire Insurance Ompanle* bonded ropf eeentative. AUied accurate typist. Congenial em SMALL. DESK with- disappearing Maple twin bed outfit with box GIBSON GUITAR with case, $100. landscaped lot. Priced at $29,900. VERNON-Sunnyview Dr. A high AmeU, 308 Bmuy I t TM. Ml my. Pl 3-7249. and long distance. Agents for ployes. Liberal benefits. 6-day 40- permanent position, experience good condition. Cali Ml S-,1493. Philbrick Agency. MI 9-8464. $25,500. Call the R, F .^îm ock Will ly desirable home, 5% room AT A COURT OF PROBATE held Htfd. Fire ...... 57% «2% typewriter well, 3 drawers, ask spring and mattress $69.88 at Manchester within and for the 8-iy50.______Lyons V&n Lines, Inc., world-wide hour Call 289-2717. preferred but not necessary. Leads Ing $25. CaU MI 3-1578. Business lioestions Co., MI 9-5246 or Richard Enlnpck.' ranch, garage, radiant heat, ijeau- National Fin* ...... 117 127 E -Z L E R N . Help Wanted—i-Female 35 furnished. We will train. All com Sealy twin studio couch, char MI 9-600$, Johanna Evans, DisU'icl of Manchester on the TYrTXTr» TXT/-» pany benefits. Excellent salary Office and Store Trade can to sea it Joseph Lombardo. Ufe and Indemnity In*. the Briitol Bras* ...... * 9% 1 Instructian for teen-agers. Cape, $99; 4-6 room ranch, $110. time, evening shift, excellent 10-PIECE BEDROOM cy, Ml 3-4803 Eves. Ml 9-2297. downT'epsce for 2 additional bed oversize bedroom*. Pueh but est payments anywhere. No email working ^ ninditions. d l Apply in per- wich and ice creajn bir. Please MI 9-5288. Studs—Special: room ranch on choice lakefront day of said hearing, and by mailing on Dunham Bu*h ...... 4% 6% Ml ------We * also give' special prices to 2x4” —7’6” 43c each Mr. and Mrs. Dresser, 5-Drawer Wanted— ^To Buy 58 rooms and b|th on second floor. SOUTH WINDSOR—Custom-built 5 ton kitchen. living roqih to en or before Bepteinber 10. 1962. by certi loan Or finance company plan. 'son W| ■ ut Restaurant, 7 Walnut call 289-1501 after 3 p.m. and ask lot. All comforts of city living. 3% ACRES, Immaculate 7 room tertain kings. 2-c*r g q i^ * ; fied mall, a copy of this order' to Bm-Hart ...... 50 , 54 Douglas Motors, 333 Main. builders and contractors. Call for Mr. Cole or apply in person HAND TRUCKERS, no experience 2x3” —7’ 40e each Chest, Panel Bed, Innerspring Mat School bus at door. Madeline 24 foot living room, spacious din room Cape, expandable second Florence R. Gratana. 42 Fisher HUI Fafnir ...... 40 44 MORTTXKK^ Driving School —Of. St. tress, Box Spring, 2 Pillows, 3 FRANK IS buying and selling good Colonial, 1% batlis, targe cabinet ing room, modern kitchen with Lovelv treed grounds. Ownw fice’ *443■43 MainMahi^ .S...... l7 MMchester ! 3-2108, Ml 3-n07. at J. Bergren Dairy Farm, 1100 necessary. Machine knOtters, ex- 90 lb. Roll Roofing $2.96 per roll Smith, Realtor, MI 9-1642. floor. Two flreplaceg.' Storm*- GA- Road. East Glastonbury. Conn.: An N. B. M achine...... 18%.. 21% Hitch Rail Fencing $2.09 per sec. Dresser Lamps, Rug. used furniture and antiques at kitchen, excellent bam, trees, only built-ins. oversize bedrooms, rag*. 150x217 yard with trees, just authorized a $5,000 reduce thony DeLuca. 69 Harris St.. Glaaton- SPOT CASH Learningiiv correht}ycon “ May SaveJ EXTERIOR AND mterlor pamung. Burnside Ave., East Hartford, 4>erlence preferred. Apply in per 420 Lake St. Call and see what $17,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml tion in price. Call Mr. Art •hqri'. Conn.: Elmer J. DeLuca, 154% North and Judd...... 14% .16% I^NTAL HYGIENIST, full or son, Cheney Bros., Inc., 31 Cooper Knotty Pine Paneling 13c aq. ft. id-PIBCE LIVING ROOM 3% ROOM house with heat, aluminum combinations. 1-car ga shruba, garden Hourly bug eerv- OalKî.. Manchester. Conn.: Jotm F. Stanley W orks...... 17% 19% PAID FOR CLEAN Your Life.” Drivqr education Wallpaper books.' Paperhanging. we've got. Open Sundays. MI 9-5132. rage. A quality built home with Foraker 50 9-6806, TR 8-6611. part-time, write Box W, Herald. Hill St., Manchester, Conn. 8d & 16 d Common Nails 8-Pc. Suite with Choice of Fabrics, water, one bedroom. Ideal »ic*. Short walk' to library, achool, DeLuJia, 142 Francis Ave., Hartford, Veeder-Root ...... 44% 46% USED GARS AT classes. Member Conhecticut Pro Ceilinga. Floors. Fully insurecL 9-6580. plaster walls . First-class' weekly to start. Large chemical livery or Free Storage Until Need room, garage, sweeping •views. 8% derson picture' windows, many at the Probate Office in the Munlcipal- the Zoning Board ot Appeals will See it in rear of 236 Mam St. Call NIGHT DUTY, part-time Cali be able to set . up and operate ANDOVER—Furnished room water and seWer, $18,900. OLDER 2-FAMILY located on cor I Building in eaid Mancheater. be and St. MI 8-8418^' paperhangmg. D wall firm. No , cold canvassing. Com 381 STATE’ STREET,.' ed Regardless Of Time. ROCKVILLE—For rent spacious 6 acres; only $17,900. Carlton W. ner of Pine and Walnut St* 4%-4 extras and you won't believe it, hold a public hsariug on Monday MI 9-4418, MI 9-5859. MI ,9-2?58. pany discounts Rapid advance from blueprints, hold Aircraft rent C. H. Stiena, Routs 8. , the lame in aaaifned for a hearing on evening. Sept. 17. 1962 *f 8:00 paper. • Clean work, h too tolerances. Apply GTK Corp., 878 NORTH Ha v e n ; c o n n . Phone for appointment room home with basement garage Hutchins, Ml 9-S132. room apartment*. $16,500. R. J. but yoUr own spring fed pond to J the allowance or laid adminletration ment. Call Willlmahtic HA 3-3995, 2-7273. account with said estate, ascertainment P.54, in the. Hearing Room of the 1959 FORD convertible, new tires large. Robert Brown, SEPTEMBER 1962 can be the start Tolland St., East Hartford. CHestnut 8-2147 SAM^L ALBERT ______bn- bus line. Immediate occupan- Park 8t.—Beautiful 2-frfmily WrolJelski, Broker, MI $-3578. B«’irn 'in. to skate on, all for a and top, must sell, $1,400 Call Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 of your career. Avon needs worn- 6-9 p.m, only. BOLTON—$13,600, 6 room Cape,. 32 completely customized and of . heirs and order of diafribution. and Municipal Building on the follow Hartford CH 7-0358 ROOM FOR gentleman near Main' cy. Cantor A Goldfarb, TR' 5-6244, foot living roonrt; /Inieplace, alum low $17,990. There's no catch, thin Court directB that notice of- the PI 2-6791 after 8 p.m. PAIim NG aad wallpapering, modern throughout, better than McCANN DRIVE—Anealdi buflt 6 time and .place a lig n e d for aaid hear* ing applications; Who would like to earn while t r u c k ' DRIVER-mechanic inter ■WANTED AT ONCE — A w em biw Diamonds— Watches— le It Day or Night St. separate entrance, parking, j MI 3-8442. owner transferred. Joseph Lom p a ]^ removed. W allpi^r 'books n^y leam_ Unlimited opportunity and machine operators, fringe inum siding, garage, acre lot, new condition; nice lot, excel room ranch, large kitchen, fire bardo, Broker, 511 9-9345. ing be given to all peraona kiro%n to K.F. * D. Manirfautunng Co.. I960 VESPA scooter, excellent con changeable in construction work. If have no means of transpor- MI 9-2951, - i ' - ' r- trees Carlton W. Hutchins, MI be intereated therein to a p p ^ r and be 1957 PLYMOUTH, 8 cyimder, on request. Ceilings. Free eetl for advancement. High earnings benefits. Iona Manufacturing, Re Jewelry 48 lent location, aeking $21,900. place. basement garage, .dead end 334 Chapter Oak St.; Res Zone A dition, reasonable. Ml 9-5750. ’ mates. CtUl Roger Bd 8-0921. Call 12-2 Sunday, MI 3-2457. I’ll send my auto fot you. 9-5132. heard thereon by publiihlng a copy of Extension of permission is re 4-door, automatic shift, radio, potentlai^ Call today for,, appoint gent St., MI 3-2111. .. No bbligatlon even if you don't EXCEPTIONALLY nice large Suburban For Rent 68 atreet, oil hot water, 7 yeah* old, PINE HILL ST., ranch 4 large thie order in acme nawapaper having WATCH AND jewelry repalrlni ;a circulation in aaid District, at least quested to operate business at heater, signal lights. Best offer ment in your home at your con WANTED—Part-time truck driver buy. Wadsworth 8t.-*-2-famlly, 8-7, $16,900 AILS 2226. K«n Oetrinsky, rooms. Ml* bath, oil hot water over $300. Call MI 9-9050. EXTERIOR SPRAY and brush DONUT MAN or experienced bak j reasonable prices, prompt-^-Serv at^^n- iJn FURNISHED 3% rdom apart- PORTER St.—Largesrge colonial< home, heat, aluminum combination*, seven'da?'* before the day of said'hear above location ..i Business Service* Offered 13 painting, commercial, industrial, venience. 289^922. 11:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday, Tues good residential location at Cen-, acceptable. MT 6 bedrooms, 3%I baths,tetl 3-ear ga featuring large roome, 2. excel Realtor. MI 3-5159. ing. and bv mailing on or before Sep- er, experienced in New England ice, 2 watchmakers. Mwchester's ter Gentleman. Ml '9-4966. rear porch, baaement garage, , tember„14.- 1962. by certified mall a Lillian H. Smith: 28,Kensington 1957 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, 4- residential and trim Jobs, Week day and Wednesday. Call after 8 ; A—l^ B —E-lR—T .-’—S 9-0495. rags. targe landscaped yard. lent heating eyatems. 2-car ga MANCHESTER —Cozy expandable t r e e Re m o v a l , pruning, spray EMPLO'YMENT 7>pportunity at style hand cut donuts, will teach oldest established tewêr. F E. trees and ahruba, dead-end street: copy of this order to Florence A. Sul ‘St.; Res. Zone A. Extension of per doo.-, V-8, automatic, radio and guaranteed, free estimates^»Jo8eph p.m. MI 4-1106. 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD Shown by»y appointment. Marlea E. rage. " beautiful. ■ lot, asking livan. 670 ProajjAct Ave., Hartford. ing and lot clearing. Call Frank Grant’s Parkade stofs;.. Full-time experienced baker. To work in Bray, 737 Main St<^tate Theater NEWLY FURNISHED room con , Cape. 4 finished rooms, tiled bath, n o' traffic, convenient to every mission is ■ requested to. operate heater, whitewall tires. A real Dionne, contractor. Ml 3-0494. Building. ^ OPEN NIGHTS TILL, 9 Robertson. Realtor MI $22,900. l3 fireplaces, triple-track storma, I Conn,: Francia T SuIlivaLB, l34!’Dian« C, Noble, Ml >6053, Ml 9-0^74, and part-time fqr lunchetutette de- our new and modem Mister venient to, town, hospital and Wapted To Rpnt 68 thing. Owner MI 9-5919. ; Drive. Manchester,. Conn., individually beauty, parlor from home at above clean car. Call after 8 p.iji. MI partment, mature ' person Prefer Donut Shop Paid vacation, free schools. Professional woman pre- excellent condition throughout. land aa administrator of the estate of location.: 9-3422 PAINTING—Interior'and exterior, s e c l u d e d near Bowers School— MANCHESTER —Older colonial, LAWNS AND gardens-caied paperhanging, fully insured. Now red. SONOTONE • uniforms, rriany other employe and Feed ISl-A MAPLE BED spring, and mat , ferred. For particulars. MI 3-2310, DESIRED BY two adults,' four pos- 8%.^ room ranch, foyer, fireplace, J. D. REALTY Lovely private yard. 5 minute ! Thomas M Sullivan: Louis X Sullivan.' Elena Tricarwo: 97 Wells Sf and Shrubbery trimmed. benefits. Apply at 548 Coleman walk to schools, but and Park- very good condition, convenient 96 McKee St Manchester. Conn.: Re*. Zone C. Variance is requested , giving special rates on interior SALES POSITION open for attrac tress, $25. MI 4-1096. PLEASANT sunny roonr'neariMain . sibly five room rent in Manches cellar, - garage, trees; walk'' to Idcatitw Immediate Occupancy. jHeltin M. Pitkin. 94 McKee St.. Man- 9-8538. work. For free estimate call J. P. CORPORATION St., New London, or call GI,3-9937., G E f YOUR firewood at Buckly ter. .References. PI 2-6148 after High School. Carlton W. Hutchinp, 470 Main St. - 50 $-5129 ad*. Ideal for starter home or re cheater. Conn. to divide parcel of 'land into two- 1956 FORD 2-door, V-8, standard tive. refined 'married woman, * St. for one person, lady only. Tel. tired couple, Gerard AgenOy, Asking $13,000. Tongren Agency, JOHN J. WALLETT, ^Judge,, transmission. MI 9-3309. Lewis, general contractor, MI -'''Hill Woodyard. Cut any length 5:30 or weekends. MI 9-5182, lots, one of whiqh «nll have' les.« LAWNMQWER sharpening and re over 25, as Home Care Counselor, .has 'Opening for Oincere hard- you want, ta il Colchester, Conn. MI 3-8388. ST JAMES PARISH—6 room Cap*, Realtors Ml $-0365, Tom 9uinn, k l $-6321 , -I- 9-9658. : AT A COURT OF PROBATE held frontage than regulations allow, pairs. Also, lawn , maintenance. part or full-time, must have car. working>;an to take charge ot plastered walls, baseboard heat, Ml 9-8955. . EXCEPTIONAL 1954, 4-door Ford, ~BdY^'BOYsT 537-2163. Hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., SOUTH WINDSOR $19,800 MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom co at Manchester within and for the and. which will make the noncon Free pick-up and delivery Little Excellent opportunity on com our businekain this and sur- • 7 p.m to 9 p.m. ' , Open For Inspection ATTRACTIVE quljpt room, refined House* For 8sl« 72 fireplace, waIk;Out cellar, 140x150 District of Manchester on the |th dav forming., structure closer to side low mileage. Must be seen to ap gentleman, • centrally located, LEBANON—5% acres • room lonial. near bus. school, shopping, of September. A.D. 1962 preciate. Best offer. Call after A McKinney. 15 Woodbridge St., Electrical Serv.ice* 22 mission basis. Call Servicemaster, roiitidlng areak^ Man select^ SPLIT LEVEL ,. 6% room pins landscaped lot. quick occupancy line thanTegulation* allow. will be carefully ^trêd.. No private-phime'on floor. MI- 3-5381. Owner, Call ^ e r 8 P'R)-. 50 house, full' cellar, hot water 1% bathe, family site kitchen, liv , Present non. John J. Waliett. Judge. 4:30. PI 2-6519.' . , Ml 3-8020. 236-2121. Gardein— Farm— fttiry 42 Ludlow Rood CENTRAL CAPE—SIX rooms, full enclosed patio (18x12). Huge Estate of Florence Adelle Barrett, Willard R; ;Upton Sr.: 26 Lilac FREE ESTIMATESx^^ômpt serv investment. Establishes clien BOYS! bath down plus full bsUi in rec $■$783. heat, on Route 87, 20 minutes ing room with fireplace, formal late of Manchester in* said district, de COMFORTABLE room in quiet paneled family room. Heated dining room, garage, $19,900 for St.; Res, Zone-'B. Variance 1* re M A M RUBBISH Removal — In ice on all type>df electrical wir EXPERIENCED waitress, full tele. Average earnlngs'êxcel- Products ^ 50 Roekledge room in basement. Recently laundry room." Full cellar. Ga from Manchester. Asking ceased. dustrial, eommeccial, residential. time. Apply Plhky’s Drive In, 250 National, concern conduct private home. ahoWer bath, ga SEVEN ROOM Colonial — Base immediate sale. Bel Air Real Es Upon application of Phvllis Porch- quested to erect gargge which will 1936 2-YARD dump truck, good ing. Licens^.4md insured Wilson lenl. Ideal' tor a man whtf'->Ja renovated Nice lot, plenty Of rage 2 full baths, 3 zone heat $10,500. Price lower if buyer eron. administratrix, praying for au- Manchester routes. Cleaning at- Hartford Rd. NEW CROP of apples. Graven- rage; gentleman. MI 3-6848. ment . garage. oard at above PIANOFORTE by London cerUfied maculate. split rail (ence, stone WARREN E. HOWLAND 1960 Oldstnobile service. Also plumbing and heat instructress. Gifted new students SERVICE REP. Middle Tpke. Tenementa family sired kitchen, ceramic formal dining room, family room VertMi Agency, 50 9-381$, 50 Manchester, in said District .deceased. location.. ing. Free estimatea. Ml 9-7321. work and nice yard. Reduced to jt REALTOR The administrator having exhibited Thomas Healy * Robert Butter- 98 4-door, or^ owner, nice. or ûtts wishing to renejv their | Girl over 21 as service, represen' bath tree shaded lot, excellent with built-Ins and patio, 2-ca^ ga S-90$7. his administration account with said : FIVE LARGE rooms, second floor. consiructlon. Hayes Agency, MI $17,900 (or quick sale. Owner leav 575 Main St. 541 $-1108 fleld;, 257 East Center St : Res. skills a specialty. Please call M I, tative to provide counsel and ad- On bus lihe, quiet neighborhood, rage. This honTs features many ing state, 511 .9-4.469, 5tl 9-5051. estate to this Court for allowance, it 1%0 Pontiac ^ * 3-2310. 3-4803. extras including dishwasbsr, dis WHITE STREET is ' ^ n e C. Special exception t* re Household Services I vise our policyholders by phone includes tlove, refrigerator, heat EJlva Tyler, Realtor THREE bedroom ranch, large liv ORDERED: That the 24lh daV of quested to erect office building at i Catalina Vista, extra clean. I and in person within our estab-' hot water, garage If'desired. MI posal, built-in oven and -range, ing room, attached garage, perch, September. 1962 at 1:90 o’clock after Offered 13-A SEPTIC TANKS CUSTOM BUILT 8 room Ranch, 3-zone heating, elaborate Interior A. Here it i* * ■ apotleaa 6 room noon at the Probate Office in the Mu- above location tn(L,also variance Bondi?— 5tocKib-j- I lished office. 45 9-3396 between 9-5. . large living room with fiiaplace, VERNON C3RCLB Area —Oyer- and patio. Lovely (wiced yard. 1958 Oldsmobile 88 AND FOR L EA$E lighting, tsstefully decorated, Cape, 5 finished, ftreplace, tile njHpal Building in sa’d[. Manchester be to conatruet more than w e main HAROLD A SON Rubbisb Remov I Mortpaire* ' 31 formal room, family sue bath .with ahower, copper brook Dr. 6 room ranch, beautiful Near school*, bus, *hopping. Rea and the same is assiêd for a hears building on premises. 4-door. Excellent condition, FULL TRAINING kltehsn, 2 bedrooms. 1% baths, hand hewn roof shingles, prtrfes- sonable. Owner . MI 3-8798. fng on the allowanace of said admin-, al Cellars, attics, yards; and 26,000 FL ON ONE FLOOR slonally landscaped, top value at plumbing, gaa furnace, ame- grounds, 6 years bid, oU hot titration account with said estate, a.e- All persons interested/ njay at •weekly pick-up or burner barrels. CASH AVAILABLE. If ypv have PLUCCEC SEWERS TWO ROOM heated apartment. 14* racreatioa room with tlrsplaoe, Meuiy others. ■ ' o’ PROVIDED (OWNER) Elevator service, kprinider system and lighting fixtures now $29,900. Philbrick Agency, MI tite drive, lot beautifully land water, (iniihed 18x22 rec room', certainroent of heirs and order of, dis tend this hearing- ' Harold Hoar, MI 9-4034. , real estate equity, call us for OsJtiand Street, Ml 9-6229, t-6. ancloaod bneaoway. attaelMd ga aluminum combination windows, MANCHESTER—Big 8 room ranch tribution. - and this Court directs that installed. Rea,ted. Asbestos tile floor, Soltsble for mimy kinds 9-8464.' / scaped, $1,600 down Or u - Zoning Board of Appeals funds. $2000 r ^ ir e s only i44.S0 Outgoing. personaUty, initiative, Mschhe Kleaiml WAL-TON Wt GRANT rage, lindtosjod y ««l sume 4%% VA mortgage. attached garage. Owner tranafer- on 200x300 landscaped irto shad notice of the time and place assigned Roger B. Baglay. AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reupbol- and enthusiasm necessary. Some of bnstaieases. Very resoonsUe rent pdr square'foot. ONE AND two room apartmajts ed lot. Double. ameeite drive. 2- for aa!d hearihr be given to all per SCRANTON MOTORS INC, per month. Including repayment. Septle Tanks, Dry WeBs. Sewer - AG EN C Y unfurnished, heat, custodian serV' Marioo B. Ro6«tseB. lUaltar. Ml EIGHT ROOM Garrison Colonial, red. $17,750 MLS 2246; Ken Oe- sons known to be 4n,terested therein to Chairman • ater 8 piece living room set; sofa typing, speed not essential. CoUegS cat garage, 3 bedrooms, dining appear and *be heard thereon by pub- 166 Union Street i R o c k ^ e Frank Burke, 246-M9J days, or Lines Installed— Cellar TVat^ EstabUshed 1910 . For AR InformotioA Contact: ice. Ml 8-M16. 1- Amvt. largre living roono, dining room, 'CHARLES W. LATHROP trinaky. Realtor; 5H 8-5159. Daniel L.' Hair, and 2 chairs-$145. Choose from 529-6558 evenings. i| - or business experience required. i Meoiber; Multiple Listing M rv- f room, well cabineted kitchen. 24 Msning a copy of this order In so«he Secretary group of ^flne fabrica. Work done nroofhiK Done. ■ ■ * H a n a q t , KING'S DEPT. STORE. SO. WINDSOR—Ellington Itoad. 8 kitchen, study and lavatory, .4 foot living room with (irepUce. newspaper having a circulation in si^d For appointment call Liberty! ice • Manchester Board of TWO, ROOM apairtment, heat hot bedrooms and bath on ' second MI 9-0384 MANCHESTER—New 61 room Gar District at least seven days before the by expert" craftsmen on our prem ' SECOND htORTGAOES availabre. room custom built Ranch with > UtUity room (or washer and dry dav of jiaid hearing and bv mailing, on 1957 WHITE Chevrolet convertible. Mutual Insurance, Co., Mrs. Mona Realtors • ' Real Estate Hoard * Monehoster, Conn. w’ater. bear the .Center, adults floor. Recreation room with fire rison Colonial, 1% bathe, level lot, . MI 9-3560. ' isea. All work ully guaranteed Consolidate your obligations into co, Mancheater, MI 8-1161 ' ' of Greater Hartford, Ine. plastered walls, 8 years old. bet NEAT 8 ROOM ranch, convenient .585 Wetherell Street. Directions; er and—a finished heated rec or'befnre September i 1-1962 bv. McKin n e y b r o s . Or—Mr. Cariton Howarth, I .INQ’S DEPT. STORES, INC. only, m 9-6106. ter than brand new condition. place in basement. Attached rooiri. Full vtiue at $ , ., Rob: tified mail a copy of .(^rder lo Mill Fabric Salesroom, ,175 Pino one monthly payment. We are In Ml 8-1158 . ly located, near achool, bua and First left off Hilletown Road from 25 900 Madeline E. Arnold. 61 Ddroihy. Road. 1959 FOIW Fairlane, V-8, radio ^59 California Street, Newton, Mass.—^Phqne 969-6600 Nice' shaded lot with gobd visw. double garage. Aluminum tiding. ert WolvSrtoo Agency. Realtor, St., exclusive Cbeney Fabric . a position to loan any amount COUNTER girU, part-time, 8-7 S«w*rci9« Disposal Co. SZ Cambridge'Street THREE ROOMS, heat, hot wator. ohopping. AaMn^MMME. Diaeoe Silver Lane. T. Shanaoa, builder, Maacheeter C ^ n - — R^d Herald Advs. and heater, automatic transmis skleeroom, in Mancheater. MI on ea*y terms. J. D. ReAlty, 470 shift Apply Mister Donut, 265 W. 248 N, Main. MI Priced right. Jtery Fay Agency, Central location. $82,909. Phil- ID 9-2118. JOiDC J, WAmOTT, Jtidga« 180-13? PeaH St.—Ml >5808 an utUities. brick Agency, MI M U6. BU 8-1418. sion, ^850. Call MI 3-7398 after 6. 8-7322. Budget terms arranged; Main St.. MI 8-5129. Middle Tpke, 9-5229,9-8. . m 8-702^ - A / ■ „1 , 7 ,* )V .. / •• ■ ' ■■ ' ■■ ■' ■, ■ ^ ■■ . - f ■' . : ' ■■ ■' (■

PAGE TWENTY ; . r V '•■ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 19«1 Average DaUy Net PressJRun For the Week Ended T', . The Weather ila n ^ B tr r lEif^ntng Foreoetft of O. 8. Weather Boreea . September 8, 1M2 Clear, not aa cool tonight. Low 13,611 In sea except 4S-SO lia aoroe v a ll^ MAIN STREET AMPLE TREE PARKING Membw'ot tlie Audit ‘ arena. Friday, aunny, warm. High BurAut of Circulation In’mid 80a. , MANCHESTER ^ IN THE ‘ iUanche8ter--~A City o f Village Charm Phen* Ml 3-4123 ^ REAR OF STORE VOL. LXXXI, NO. 292 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES— IN TWO SE(7TIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1962 (Claaained AdverUalng oa Paga ff) PRICE n V B CENTS ■' \ • M . • • • • Monday Throuj >:30 to 5^:30 Leâl Questions State N ew s Roundup i rt { 1 ii . ’>1 Jiiliiiiiiiiiiiiliijili in U.S. Stand THE Slight Increase \ In Radiohetivity THE SHEATH STORY \ FABULOUS On Space Use Noted for' State UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.ftronauts and return of their ve HARTFORD (AP)' — A hides makea no mention of a slight increase in levels of ra IN TWO VERSIONS! (A P )— Hope faded today for treaty. It commends to states for VELVET agreement o n . touchy legal their guidance a set of principles dioactivity in Connecticut is questions confronting the 28- for handling accidental landings of reported by the S^tate Health CALIFORNIA ORIGINALS nation U.N. committee . on space vehicles on countries out Department for the week that Republicans CaJ ’•‘v peaceful uses of outer space. side their origin. ended Sept. 11. T(XICH!' The Unitpd States contends that Dr. Franklin M. Foote, health by Gallant GUMOUX The committee convened here outlawing war propaganda should Monday to prepare a report to the commissioner, said tests for radio UatatiM be handled in disarmament nego active iodine-131 showed a level of \. U.N. General Assembly on the tiations and not by the outer For Tougher Action 23 micromicrocuries per liter in \ work accomplished by experts in space committee. It sees In the Geneva during the summer. The composite samples of milk from all Soviet stand a possible challenge sources that normally market milk assembly opens next Tuesday. to such projects'as Telstar. • Agreement was reached on re in the state. WASHINGTON ( AP)— Pi4sident Kennedy holds a news (left) the short sleevfe version in ports of the scientific and tech This milk is entirely safe to conference at 6 p.m. EDT today. All national television and nical subcommittees in Geneva drink, the department said, Iwt the radio networks will carry live broadcasts and telecasts. pure silk fullj^-lined to retain ^ which recommended among other new level has le flannel wool crepe (85% altitude tests , in Uie Pacific. ' 8t for standby authority elbow length sleeves. within the last- year and kept it The official is Carl J. Miller, a secret from the rest of the world. career employe of 2S years. He 1 7 8 to 2 0 5 to call 150,000 Reserves to activfr ^ t y . The Soviet Union wants the Gen was reinstated as chief of the U.S. HARTFORD (AP)— The State A resolution to grant this authority has run into Republic eral Assembly to adopt a declara Warehouse Act branch of, the de Motor Vehicle Department's dally can demands in the Senate for tougher 4nd more specific ac tion of basic prinsiples governing partment's marketing service. record of automobile fatalities thus tion. Some of the GOP members want to put 4n amendments The post pays 113,260 a year. •far this year and the total on the 11.99 activities of states in the explora calling for strong action against Cuba or any other Commu tion and use of outer space, and Miller had approved bonds post-, same date last year: lom to convene an international con ed by Estes, Pecos, Tex.. Hnan- nist moves. ' ference to adopt a treaty on res cl.er to protect the department ...... Humphrey, assistant Democratic floor leader., said he hpped 1414 to 2014 in black or medium cue of astronauts and spaceships against possible loss on surplus that the Senate would reject these Republican moves. \ making' emergency landings. grains stored in his warehouse. Crushed to Death A towering column of black priioke marks the scene of a 3-vehicle cra.sh today on a blue. He a.sserted that Republicans^ ■ One of the provisions in the ' e size of the bond—$700,000—^ CRUSHED TO DBATTH 1-12 Connecticut Turnpike Bridge in New Haven and the center of the worst traffic jam in were trying to make Cuba an is Soviet declaration of principles had been criticized by some mem NORTH HAVEN (AP)-Â 53- the city’s history. (AP Photofax.) ' sue in the current congressional would have the assembly go on bers of Ckiqgress as being insuf election campaigns and termed year-old State Highway Depart f , ------Sen. Goldwater dresB dept.— second floor record against use of satellites for, ficient arid' indicating favored ment inspector was crushed to this "mischievous and reckless.” collection o f intelligence informa treatment for Estes. death yesterday under the wheels “ Let's not forget that Cuba tion from the territory of foreign' Freeman made his announce of a truck carrying asphalt at a Celia Nealring Fire Spreads to Barge slipped into the hands of Fidel F o r Blockade, states. It would also bar use of ment in tSstlmony prepared for a construction site. Castro and the Communists in outer space for making propagan hearing of the Intergovernmental Police said Joseph A. Klimas, 1958,” Humphrey .said. That was da for war. 53,. of 25 Harbor View Ave., Bran 75 mph Force during the Republican administra Hits at Callup M I ^ * The U.S. proposal on aid to^ s- (Contintied on Page Fourteen) ford, was killed when the truck tion of former President ’ Dwight backed up as he was inspecting D. Elsenhower. • • Truck, Cars Crash Humphrey said he would prefer RICmtOND, Va. (AP) Sen. toe work on State Street (Route 5). Of Purricane Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., said to Police said the truck driver, An / ■ ______that any Senate resolution dealing Sanders Whips .Griffin with Cuba and its Communist day a selective blockade by the 00 thony Farace 24. of 114 Cove St., United States and friendly Latin- away you go... New Haven, was charged with S ^ JUAN, Ihierto Rico (AP) buildup be handled separately. 'v —-W^thsrmen prediotod ttoplcal He hinted that Democrats may American countries should be the .negligent homicide. Klimas was On Turnpike Span next step in the Cuban situation. others 2.99 to 12.99 the father of Joseph M. Klimas, yCorm Celia would reach hurricane offer a substitute for varied ear . . . into a Fall and Winter o f the most wonderfii! wtlkliig ever. And Qneen^Jqality *pltch o f 75 miles an hour today. lier GOP proposals. Goldwater’s comment on block the ^STteriMck o f Inst Vear’s U n^ ing any foreign ships carrying So sends you off on your preferred heel level and toe silhouette. Choose a precise pOint, Georgia Vote*« Halt verslty of Connecticut The season’s third tropical storm In 'any event, Humphrey said tootpAll NEW HAVEN (A P)—A trac-4>ploughed Into an automobile at the viet equipment to Cuba came at Sandler of Bostdn says, in a magnificent millin crescent charmer, snipped square or a merri modified toe ... placed on heels stacked * team. . ,/ was reported spihnin8 over the the Senate plan's to call up and Atlantic 900 miles east of Puerto tor-trailer and two automobiles westbound Oiapel St. exit. The pass the Reserves measure before a press conference preceding a ery collection of pillboxes, shaped to your peraonal height o f fashion. And wherever your Queen Quality Shoes tkku automobile, carrying Grehl, smash Rico. Celia . Was heading west- pollided today high on a Con it quits for the day. meetiqg. with Richmond area Re turbans, cloches, profiles you. . • you’ll thrill to the inner comfort of the exclusive "B exu^ Spots o f Ease” * \ Death Rate LouSest ed into a side barrier and began to Mansfield, in a separate inter publicans. northwest..i t about 15 miles an necticut Turnpike bridge and set bum. and beret. Full ■ HARTFORD. (AP>--The State hour. If iUnpntinued that course it view, said he hoped Congress "Every place I travel, Cuba is would move baward the North At off an intense gasoline-fed fire. Grehl crawled through the wind would come up finally-with a bi- the No. 1 issue," he said. “ The Safety Commissipri says Con American people are miles' ahea^ necticut’s srici4ental death rate lantic without Approaching land. Three persons were injured in shield. Then, police said, an auto parti.san approach. ifyou want comfort OTed • black • brown ATLANTA (AP)— Carl E. San-f'house machines and took his cam- mobile carrying the Gonsalves irhe senator was reminded that of their government as to what the crash, a fireman in the after- was the lowest in the nation in iSvo Navy recmht^sance planes should be done. I can . tell the ders, a bold young man who en paign directly to the people. the first half of the year. are scheduled to probe the storm. math. All were released after pair also hit the barrier and caught be had said a couple of weeks ago a navv a sapphire tered the race li^t April while Largely it was the vote in the fire. that he didn’t think the Republi President that the American peo 11.99-12.99 Citing fib re s from the Nation Highest winds are eHimated to treatment. ple would like to liberate the peo veteran politicians scoffed, has big cities which will send SandenI be. about 55 to 60 miles aiKhour in Before the fire was controlled, -The truck driver was not hurt. cans would light on Cuba . as a a moss green won the governorship of Georgia to the ■ executive office for four al Safety Coimcil, the commis partisan issue. ple of Cuba and remove the threat Shoe Salon 'Fitting Is Our Specialty!" sion^said yesterday the accidental a small area near the centerXGale a traffic jam developed for miles, He was identified ab John Rapoza, head sues 22 and 23 by derailing the comeback drive years next January. force winds extended o u t w ^ d backing up from the bridge over 34, North Dartmouth, Mass. Asked whether he stlU thought of an old political warhorse, for He snowed Griffin under in Ful denth rate per 100,000 persons was (Continued on Page Ten) and insist on fashion, too ------M the Quinnipiac River. Police said Rapoza told them the that, Mansfield replied; "We al mer Gov. Marvin Griffin. ton Uounty (Atlanta) by a 91,745 ,4 in Connecticut. This com s. ways live in hopes., The leadership pares with the national average (Continued on Page Four) \Beneath the bridge, a barge air brakes on his truck .apparently The 37-year-oId state senator, to 26,122 margin, by 41,941 to cabght fire, but the blaze was has been responsible in its utter îmking his first bid on a state- 12,553 in adjoining DeKalb, of 52.7. failed as he was leaving the bridge. aAd quiclHy extinguished. The truck jackknifed. ances. We hoped the rank and file \rt of unrest 'among people there. Bra Democratic leader, told newsmen muaewMiyeur • Griffin, 55, who' campaigned on red shortly before 7;46 a.m. More 6 4 .0 0 zU’s National Security Council an than" an hour later, firemen-still after a White House conference .fBoteemturelliy the racial issue with promises t'o of congressional leaders. Hum stem the tide of integration, is nounces. were calling for help. eKyeureUel President Kennedy reported pre Ribicoff Pledges to Vote phrey said the Hoiisb expects to sued no statement of concessiop:’ 11 Bra§s, Copper Firms It was almost two hours after the begin work on the foreign aid Nomination means election^-as paring move today to' trs to head (left) "LA-RIBA" BOY COAT oft possible machinists strike’’'thia accident before traffic was par money bill Sept. 19 or 20 and' the Republicans nave no ctindl- weekend at Bpelng Aircraft Plants tially resumed over the bridge 1116 this plus a nuinber of other pri datd. fc. ' New Hayen, Register described it Women’s Equal Rights ority measures will keep legis WJTH WEDDING BAND COLLAR . .Indian 'goveriiment says Red Chi as the worst "traffic jarii In the A.' Edward Smith, nominated by Accused.of Price-Fixing nese troo^ have "appeared in the lators here for more than three ' the Republicans, was ..-killed in an vicinity" of an Indian outpost on city's history. weeks from today. OF LUXURIOUS MINK ' automobile accidenU in June and dispute northeast frontier. Cora One. of those held up for an hour By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ’ Speaking at locpl Republican the GOP Said noxûccessor would HARTFORD (AP) Govem-^kccused have had a chance to de- Abraham Ribicoff,. the Demo headquarters before starting out on CONTRACT TALKS PROGRESS' • 100% wool ' ' be named. cratic nominee for U.S. Senator, • hand piped yoke ^ ' ment antitrust lawyers have won fehd themselves in court. his tour, the Congressman said; HARTFORD (AP) A quick Sanders too is a segregationist, ’The grand jury was called in spoke in Wallingford last-higbt at ."New Haven has been genrtously • seamed back but thrbughout the campaign he an indlctirient of 11 brass and cop here for a committee meeting. settlement to the one-day strike foam cushion March of last year folloit'ing re qpirient in India's nibbling of a non-partisan reception at which treated in the matter , of federal of some 1,000 workers at Veeder insert caresses • hand-piped buttonholes ■ . said he would never permit tur per firms—including some of the Police at, the scene said the truck he urged passage of legislation .. • satin lined with all wool interlining ports that the Tennessee Valley Chinese territory. ^ - - funds,for urban redevelopment,. ... Roo^ appeared likely today. Fed m oil, and disorders — taking ir biggest companies in the Industry Authority, the government's East Gerrinan Communist Leader granting women equal r i^ ts and your foot with ■f black, wild rice, blue, taupe stand similar to that of Gov. Er eral Media-»r Edmiuid Callahu, every step I —on charges of price fixing. sprawling public power complex in Walter Ulbrlcht says his regime is equal pay for equal work. (Continued on Page Twelve) after speudirig the morning nitli ' • misses' 6 to 18, bfjef 6'to 18, nest Vandiv’er. The governor, in The iridictment' handed down several .southeastern state.s, had not "In love’’ with the wall It has Tshombe Blasts UN The former governor and jL-el- half sizes 14 Vi to 24 eligible to succeed himself, has union negotiators, aonouneed thp yesterday by a special grand jury received six identiPni bids when built dividing Berlin..One hundred fare secretary: in President Ken- union had drafted a i*pmproiuise charged that inflammatory in U.S., District Court here also it .sought to purchase som’e brass homesick Cubans heading back to -riedy’s cabinet promised his sup on l^he controversial' niethuds- stateinents made by some during Unity Plans After named seven individuals, officers tubing for a steam-electric plant in Caribbean after fleeing nine months port for a proposed constitutional State’s Doctors time-rneasurement incentive pay the campaign-were the cause of of the companies. Alabama- ago to Spain to get away from Clash in Katanga amendment which would .grant plan u d over issues. “ We made fright)"LA-RIBA" VÎTH Negro church burnings and other The case seemed to bear strik According to the government, the 'Prime Minister Fidel Castro’s rule. women equal rights under the laws progress,” said Callahaan, “ Both recent racial incidents. ing resemblance to the price fix bids should have differed some Thomiands of Republicans from of the United States or any state. Urged to Take parties are conciliatory.” . Griffin—who has served as ad- ing case in the electrical equipment what if they were coming from Indiana and nSighborhing states ELISABEITHVILLE, ■ Katanga He also called fpr passage erf a SHAWL COLLAR OF MINK ■Jutant general. Ueutenant gover manufacturing industry that firms engaged in true competition. gather at Rensselaer, Ind. to hear (AP)— President Moise Tshombe law guaranteeing women equal RCAF AIDS REDS nor and governor—had the sup ' a 100% wool rocked the business world last Tons of company records were former President Eisenhower m.ake says a new clash between United pay for equal work—"enactment WASHING'TON (.AP) ^ The port of most of the state's oldtime year. of these metfsures,” he declared Role in Politics • satin lined with all wool interlining . trundled to Hartford during the his first major 1962 campaign Nations troops and gendarmes of , Soviet I'nion has made three politicians. The Ku KIux Klan That case sent sevrai business lengthy investigation. The grand' speech . . . Officials of National "has long been overdue.” . • 4 button closing gave him its blessing. his' breakaway Katanga Province , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS special airliner flights to Cuba • black, taupe, blue, brawn men to jail for short terms and jury held'. 35 sessions. Parmer Organization say they- ex And in New London at a break by way of Guder, Nfid.. in the Starting with virtually no organ resulted in fines totaling nearly $2 From 1956 to I960, the period pect next week to be crucial period has destroyed his faith in the U.N. fast this morning, Ribicoff ex- "Call to action" urging Conn^t- • misses' 6 to 18, half sizes 11 Vi to 24Vi. icut’s doctors to become active in past two months, pos-sibly ferry isation. Sanders ignored the court- million for 29 companies. Damage during which the government In NFO drive'to control movement plan to unify the Congo. pre.ssed regret that a Senate com ing Soviet technician.s. .Almost suits running into many millions political affairs was launched to coat dept.—second floor J claims the price fixlpg was going of livestbek to markA. , The suspicion arose that Tshom mittee voted recently to kill the day. ' simultaneously today Cuadlan of dollars are still pending against bn, the indicted companies ac All nine aboard killed when be was using the incident as a “ truth- m lending" "bill by "just one ’ sources here and Royal Canadian the companies involved. counted for about 90 per cent of Navy P2V Neptune patrol plane vote” It was the first time- that the 1,000 on Strike pretext to prolong his secession. COHPAC (Connecticut MediepI 'Air Force headquarters In Ot The indictment returned against the sales of brass and copper skims over rooftops of heavily pop CTaimirig U.N. Indian troops "This is important iegtslation,” tawa confirmed reporta pdh>. the brass rriahufacturers charges products by manufacturers in this ulated residential area at Seal Ribicoff said. "Under this bill Political,Action Committee), which V e e y eever beReve * e » siwee se triggered the clash. Wednesday has been under study and oiganl- lished In Cuada, that the oper-- that they acted In concert to fix country. Beach, Calif, and crashes in flame suid killed, two of his gendarmes, every person who buys on' credit ation had b^n carried out. Both imtiTt f"-*-* ------1— v*~. must try At Veeder Root prices on copper and brasif tube ■ The defendants—companies arid at naval ammunition depot ... . In must be told the exact interest zation for some eight months, has FASHION Tshombe told newsmen the inci come out publicly and said it in said Soviet-speaking RO.AF. (>er-. iiiiii and pipe from 1956 until 1961. individual officials both —i are quest, convened today ipto death dent was an imbecility "coming rate he is pajring and. the exact sonnel were aupplM to aid the them and tee for yowsetf. An«el Touch pumps of Dr. Robert A. Soblen, adjourns number of dollars the intere.st is tended tp become a force in poli riARTFORD (A P)—Nearly 1,- penlals came quickly from offi charged with violations of Sec. 1 at the moment when I and my tics. Soviet crews. ore a beoyenly combination of bouncy foam AT YOUR FINGERTIPS 000 Veeder Root workers were on cials of some of the companies. of the Shebman Antitrust Act. until Oct. 4 after pathologist testi ministers were eikmining the emting him." fies he is unable to give cause of He said the killing of the bill was The “call” came in a formal Being, surrounded by the world's softest, silkiett strike here today. National Distillers and Chemical The maximum penalty for con U.N. plan.’’- 1 statement issued today by COM REDS REFl’SE TO SWITCH The walkout began around mid Corp., whose subsidiary. Bridge victed violators Is a fine of {50,000, the fugitive spy’s death. - ■ U.N. officials said the Katan- "another example where a single BERLIN (.AP)—Soviet ar leather. They put ooetfort into every from our exciting fall collec- United States to launch satellite vote in the Senate of the United PACTS board of directors after a night as second shift employes port Brass Co., was one of those a year in prison, or both. gans fired first and denied there meeting in New Haven Wednesday mored cars drove into West %iip^ fashion into every oostuewl walked off their jobs. cited, said; According to the indict'fnent, the this year to probe manmade radia were any casualties. States can make the difference be .Berlin again today toch u geth e 'f tion of beautiful handbags tion belt resulting from U.S. hlgh- night. Primary purpose, CX>MPAC Picket lines were .set up around "The existence of keen and vig alleged conspirators met 18 times tween the success or failure of im boatxt chairman C. John Satti said, guard at the Red war luemoriat to agree on prices. .Some jof the altitude nuclear test . A delegate at U.N. headquarters portant legislation.” the plant and .a strike headquar orous competition '‘between the in New York expressed belirt is "to initiate a public information despite pressure from the W'eet-> ters opened soon after that. • numerous domestic producers oj^ meeting were hrtd, Iti was em Allies for a switch to buses, FRENCH SIUINT ON TESTS Tshombe faked the casualty claim program to help physicians as well e butter so ft marsh mallows The strike came after lengthy brass mill products is, we believe, charged, when the defenduts Seely-Brown as the community - at large to un ’rile British halted them lung Were at industry conventions. A PARIS (AP)—Official French as a pretext for rejecting the,U.N. (vinyl) apd fine calf skin negotiaUons reaching bapk .into indisputably attested to by the plan to bring his province and its Horace Seely-Brown, Republican derstand local, state and national enough for u Interpreter to the past summer. On Aug. 22 fact that over the past five years coniplete list erf dates u d sites.of eoarcee decHii^ today- to copi- give a message to the Soviet ment on reports poblUhed In mineral wealth under the author candidate for U.S. Senator, said to medical political issued, and pro workers authorized-strike author prices of thisse products have the alleged meetings was in the vide the iriedical profearton with a rommuder. Infocaed sources indictment. Honolulu that France may be ity of the central Congo govern day "the success of urban rede ity to their union leaders. steadily and substantially declined ment. U.S. officials in Washington velopment programs depend.s more powerful pbllticaf voice ...” said tl)e British, In concert with As pickets with signs paced by in spite of- rising costa.” Those who missed the meetings come, the third Western nation the United States' and Frame, ' Angel Touch pumps with stacked heels: walking 4e99 and 7e99 to stage niidfar testa In tbe expressed similar views. privately. upon the quality and quantity, of At the same time, the question gates of the company, famed for mother defendant company, Cer- were fllletd'ln by others who at of whether COMPAC will come ()Ut had earlier given the Soviets a o Corp. of New York City, s. di- tended, according to the indict Pacific. The International Con- Tshoinbe showed newsmen the local leadershij) than It depends . heel la block or brown. High heel, block only. its counUng and control devices, -upon federal grants and loaris.” • publicly u d , back particular can Saturday desdliae to stop drlv- union 1 (Machinist Local 354-19) verslfi^ metals firm, said, "coin- ment. In between me'^tings, jt structioo. Reporter magazine bodies . o f ; a gendarme corporal hig amored ears tq the ms-, the collection . . in a variety of says In Ito current edition that and a private at an E|isabethville Rep. Seely-Brown, ConnecUcut’s didates. remained unanswered , — negotiators sat down in the of petUion in the bmss industry has said, the defendants kept in touch at least formally. mortal, whteh Uee in tite Btitieli' styles and biaterials from . been as intense as isny .In which by telephone and gene^nlly acted France is planning an atomic morgue, claiming \tbey were killed senior member of Congress iii eith fices of the Federal Mediation and in the clash. He charged U.N. er house, was In N*"', Haven for a However, o n e . top CX): asetsr rtoee Is the BnuMtoo* . AitoitrikUon Service tpday to pre- We/afe engaged.’ ’.' in a way to make sure no one di and missile testing eemplex on burg Qote bordef et ths dlykNI ..itf >1 Ths com putes asked that the Mangareva Island, about ^ 1,000 hoiise-to-'hpuM tour of New Haven , (Continued «■ F a ( 0.8lxtM a) (CoottaiiHdl M Fag* (Oonrinned on Fags Slx^ lUc reserve judgment until the (OontiniMd 4« Faille Hiree) mtlee abutkeast of Tahltt. dlatrlcta, < \ ' o r BOSTOli Shoe Salon ''Fitting Is Our Specialty!" i i 2.99 ' I I ■T' .1/ ' - I'l -• ■