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. I ;■ PAGE EIGHTEEN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1962 iiattrlif at?r lEttatting HaralBi Average Daily Net Pres* Run For the Week Ended The Weatho* September 15, 1962 Forecast of V. jB. Weather Bursas TH« Auxiliary to the DAV will chairman of dixies and. leadership About Town ^ e e t tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at thi Miss Takayamtt Charms 200 Baptist Group training. Variable oloudiness, breesy, eeol VFW Home. Mrs. Neilan J. Smith, ■vice presi BOY SCOUT FRiE DEUVERY 13,616 tonight and 'Thursday. Light dent of CSiriatian service'; Mrs. showers during evening th r o i^ Cub Scout Pack -144 win ■ meet Toser Group of Second Congre A t H i. P A R K A D E Member of the Audit With Tea Ceremony at Show Henry L. Robert, chairman of Notes and News Bureau of Clrculstloa Thursday. Low tonight in 4 ^ Friday night at 7 at the Keeney fit. gational Church will meet to dis To Rededicate love gift; Mrs. Russell A. Turner, High Thursday 80 to 68. School, cuss fair plans and hold a pot- chairman of white cross; Mrs. U G G E H DRUG M anchester— -A City o f VUtagd Charm luck supper toniirlR at 7 at the By ALTHB.A POTTER Harold Erickson, chairman of Pack 148 Delta Chaipter, Royal Arch Ma- home of Mrs. Micnapl Keropian, Miss Yoko Takayama charmed Mrs. Thomas Spano will con The first fall meeting of Cub aona, will meet tomorrow night at Christian social relations;' Mrs. VOL. LXXXI, NO. 297 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES-»IN TWO SlSCTIONS) 71 Baldwin Rd. Hostesses will be an audience of more than 200 last duct a program of rededication of Bessie Farris and Mrs. Andrew Pack 143 was held Sept. 14 at MANCHESTER, CONN.; WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1962 (O s ssMUd AdvwMslBg es Pngn tS ) 7-.30 at the Masonic Temple. There Mrs. Edwin Sage and Mra Clif Nathan Hale School. PRICE FIVE CENTS win be an official inspection on night with her demonstration of a the officers and members of the Johnson, FeUowship Guild counsel ford Hansen. ors; Mrs. Edwin liw rence, repre Cubmaster William Mullen intro the Royal Arch Degree. Excellent modified Japanese tea qeremony as Women’s Society of Uie Commu duced den mothers and announced Companion Emerson C. Reed will sentative to the Pierce Baptist Mr. and Mta. ■ Lincoln Rudolf of part of a travel show at Mott's. nity Baptist Church when they Home: Mrs. Jdin Shorrock, sun» vacancies on committees. He also CAR LEASING be present; A social hour will fol 46 Griswold St. celebrated their ^Spmmunity Hall. meet in Fellowship Hall at 8 o'clock shine chairman; Mrs. Edward E. explained the operation of cub J low. — Shg used a portable tea service 40th wedding anniversary Satur tonight. Kirkham, publicity. scouting to parents. day with a family gathering at containing only seven objects: A Registration forms were given and RENTALS Sixteen Manchester engineers black lacquer container for tea . Mrs. Ellery Keith will be solo their summer home on Cannon to new cubs. First Is Masehester. New esn . and engineers in training will be Hill Rd., South Wellesley, Mas.s'. powder, a brown mixing bowl, a ist, accompanied by Mrs. Robert guests of the Women’s Auxiliary small bamboo whisk, miniature Bid Opening Set full maintenance, tally insured Johns. Members of the Reed- to reduce your problems and Force e to the Hartford County Chapter, The auxiliary of the tlSWV Will bambpo measure, an orange silk Democrats Slate CSPE, at a cocktail party Friday napkin and two tea bowls. The Eatqn Circle will be hostesses. worries. For fall infprmation meet to elect officers tomorrow For Fuel Supply eaU,^. night at 8 at the Sunset Ridge night at 7 at the home of Mrs. measure folded into the handle of The ’home rhission themes for the whisk, the whisk into the han County Meeting Clubhouse, East Hartford. Florence Nichols. 58 N. Elm St. the year are "The Churches’ Mis Bids will be opened on providing ' Paul Dodge Pontiac dle of a carr.ving case and the sion” and "Persona of Special ------( bowls and napkin into the ci^e the town's fuel oil supply for the All Democratic' candidates, for INC. Senior Girl Scout 'rt'oop 2, The American Legion Auxiliary Need." The overseaa theme is election thle fall in Tolland County Phone Ml 9-2881 Trailblazer program, will meet to itself. coming .year Oct. 1 at 3:30 p.m. In will be the guests of Rau-Locke "For picnicking or hiking,” she "The Churches’ Mission on the the office of Douglas Pierce, busi- have been invited to participate In . 878 MAIN STREET morrow at 7 p.m. in the junior Post and unit at their joint in expigined, "if you so in the mood Rim of East Asia.” . nes.s manager of the board of edu a "Candidates Discussion” at the A . ere Reds room of Center Congregational stallation ceremonies tomorrow at be.” The officers of the Women’s So cation. Bolton Community' Hall Thursday Church. All girls 14 through 17 8 p.m. at the State Armory. A graduate of the Saga Miyoshi ciety for the coming year are: Mrs. The board of education has at 8 p.m. The candidates will be year-s o f age are eligible for Broad St.,' Hartford. School in K.yoto, Miss Takayama Everett Van Dyne, president; Mrs. charge of the bid opening for 965,- asked to discuss local and state membership. exhibited two floral compositions, Lawrence Steeves, vice president; 000 gallons to supply both the issues on which they”wlll campaign. - Reservations may be made for one in a free form st.vle without Mrs, Joseph' Privott, secretary; schools and town buildings. Mrs. Elsie Jones i« the Democratic Dillon Believes Democracy or Dictatorship Advertisement- the reunion of East Hartford High container of bittersweet, driftwood Mrs. William E. Hill, treasurer; The town buildings include the candidate for state representative State News Resolution School Class of 1957 with Mrs. and stone, and the second an ar i Mrs, Thomas Spano, first vice municipal buildipgs at the Center, from Bolton. SPEAK Dotty Gibson Perrett School of Richard Brimley of 19 Overlook rangement. in the Nageire manner ipreident and program chairmari; the town garage and cemetery Tolland County campaign plans Dollar Trouble Dance opens Saturday. Sept. 22. St., East Hartfrd, The affair will of tropical flowers and seed pods Mrs. .Edward J, Corcoran, litera building on Harrison St., the police will be. discussed. The Tolland Roundup Orange Hall. 72 East Center St. takd place Oct.' 27 at 7:30 p.m. at flown in especially for her use ture chairman. and fire stations, librairies, sew County Democratic Association Rebels, Army Split Backs Free Mitchell 3-1957. Matare.se Circle. Berlin Tpke. from Hawaii. Miim Yoko Takayama Mrs Ellery B. Keith, houseparty age treatjment plant, vi^ter depart has named Mrs. Betty Kowalski of Near Solution The composition which the tal chairman: Mrs. George H. Smith, ment shop and recreation build Andover aa area chairman for Bol ings. ton, Hebron and Andover to co ented Japanese girl fashioned at of the agency was in charge of the vice president of missions; Mrs. 'S. V ..V Police Capture Cuban Vote the show was a moribana of program and introduced Mrs. Mildrgd B. Hayes, chairman of Heat for the Pine St. firehouse Ik ordinate all aspects of the fall WASHINGTON (A P )—Sir On Argentina Rule Come See,.. Come Save heather branches and white Chr>'- Marjory Holland, travel consult missionary and stewardship educa not Included in the bid since the campaign. Youth in Attack Reginald Maudling, Britain's santhemums placed to one side of ant of BOAC. Miss Gail Backes tion: Mrs. Alex Elsesser, -vice heat Is piped in from the Cheney chancellor of the exchequer, WASHINGTON (AP) — DURING MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER a shallow rectangular pale g^reen of 79 Summer St. acted as recep president of Christian training and Mill complex and the town is billed AND YOU START MOV pottery container. spiritual life; Mrs. John Ruff, for It. On Widow, Girl advocated today creation of BUEN OS A IR E S , Argen-'^ head for La Platsu- only 35 miles The Senate Foreign Relations tionist. ING UP in business, clubs, '*i\ r southeast of Buenos Aires, ini an This design contained the exem Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Fuller of HALL an international hionetary re tina (AP)—Argentine army and Armed Services commit plification of Heaven, Man- and church, PTA and service serve guaranteed against loss apparent show of support for the BARWICK NYLON CARPET SALE 20 Jensen St.' loaned a display MILFORD (AP)— An 18- commanders waged a fierce Campo de Mayo garrison outside tees unanimously approved Elarth at the three focal points of case of Japanese .art objects and organizations. Leadership year-old boy broke into an es should any of the national new tug-of-war today with a today a resolution declaring ALL THIS WEEK! a triangle placed within a semi the capita). • , ■*A John J. McCarthy of 51 Dclmont FOR RENT gravitates to the one who apartment early today, stab currencies in the pool be de rebel faction demanding Pres But the war secretariat dented the United States will use circle. * St., a collection of Japanese cur AMERICAN LEGION can express himself or her ■■' •' •-r ^ ' there had been any troop move- The soft-spoken Nipponese re Inquire Lithuanian Hall bed a woman and then raped valued. ident Jo.se Maria Guido’s gov troops if necessary to resist OPEN TONIGHT thru FRIDAY UNTIL 9 rency. self clearly, forcefully and mepts anywhere. The secretariat lied on Yu Katsube, an official in The audience included many 24 GOLWAY ST. her 15-year-old daughter, po ernment be freed from mili •said only "exploratory vehicles” Communist aggression in this SATURDAY 9 to 5:30 thle New York office of. Orient Ex parents and friends of servic^en MI 3-6104—Ml 3-8490 persuasively. lice reported. WASHINGTON (AP) — tary dictation. ' had left the armored camp. It hemisphere. press, to extend Jier comments to stationed in Japan and, several FOR ALL OCCASIONS Hie youth was captured hours Secretary of the 'Treasury Gen. Juan Carlo;? Ongania, com gave no details. The Joint resolution, which both “ You Can Save At ITie Carpet Center” the large audience. Manchester citizens of Japanese later on a Milford street. He was Douglas Dillon said today that mander of the-big Camp de Mayo Earlier the army command as Senate and House are expected to James J. Fautex, vice president descent. Edward M. (Ted) Kennedy and his wife accept cheers from Ms campaign workers s/ter receiving carrying a loaded .22 caliber rifle the United States will not garrison jiist outside Buenos serted the rebellion had been put approve Thursday, would -requlro the signature of President Kenne MANCHESTER CARPEIbCENTER DALE report that State Atty. Gen. EXlward J. McOonnack had ctmeeded to Mm the DemocraUc nom but put up no resistance. slacken in its efforts to solve Aires, declared in sparking the down. There was no evidence of ination for U.S. senator from Massachusetts. (AP Photdfax). Police identified the boy' aa Al revolt that Guido must .face up to this. dy and reflect unanimity between 311 MAIN STREET PHONE Ml 3-SI03 Holy Name Group News Cameramen BINGO MANCHESTER beit B. Fortier Jr., son of a pa- the dollar problem. He be the issue of "democracy or dicta The cavalry corps and ,'the the White House and Congress in trolmsm on ^the Milford Police lieves success is in sigh,t, he torship." strong Campo de Mayo garrison the determination by the United EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT DRY CLEANERS force. Ongania charged Guido was near Buenos Airesi advocating States: ■ To Hear Bay lock Governor’s Guests 98 WELLS ST.—MI 8-7254 CARNEGIE said. 8 O'CLbCK— LEGION HOME. LEONARD ST. Lodge Also Winner The authOElties said young For Dillon challenged oth^ major ".surrounded by army clique.s” early elections and constitutional "To prevent by whatever means tier hound and gagged Mrs. Eve Western countries to press ahead bent on e.stablishing a military government, told President Jose may be necessary, including th* ’ St. Bridget’s Holy Name So Pick Up and Delivery dictator.ship. use of arms, the Marxist-Leninst The Herald's three photogra NJfcW STORE HOURS; lyn M. Goring, a 49-year-old wid with their own mqvrt to promote Maria Guido to choose between ciety will meet tomorrow at 7:30 phers and their wives were among ow, and stabbed her several times the stability of the dollar and oth War Secretary Ggn. Jose Cor them and the army high com regime in Cuba from extending by 7 A.M. to 6 PJH. force or threat of force its aggres p.m. in the church hall for the som£ 80 guests yesterday of Gov. COURSE a hunting knife. er hard currencies. nejo Saravia, who.se appointment mand. and.qMr.s. John N. Dempsey at a was to appease another group of The rebellious officers remained sive or subversive activities to first time this season. 4 Lbs. Dry Mrs. Goring’s condition was re The Treasury chief, in an ad buffet dinner.. Ted Overwhelms Ed ported as not serious by the Mil dress prepared for the annual rel)els, was the chief target of the strongly entrenched at the power any part of this hemisidiere." Guest speaker will be Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Sylvian Ofiara, CO-OMRATIVE Cleaning Only *1 FOR MEN ford Hospital. . meetihg of tho International Mone- pdreer army officers because of ful Campo de Mayo base, backed It also would put the President' Public Invited Baylock, teacher and coach at Mr. and,Mr.s. Reginald Pinto and 28c Each Additional Pound Fortier was identified as the as Utry FMnd, .said strengthening of. nls recent shakeup of commands. by tanka. and Congress on record in assert By CORNELIUS F. HURLEY < Lodge 245,210 to 197,660 for Cur-^held the office for two terms until East Catholic High School. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saternls A N D WOMEN Troops under Gen, Ongania also They charge that the army com ing determination; PRESSING ONLY BOSTON (AP)—Flushed with a tis. his defeat in 1952. sailant by Mrs. Goring's daugh-'; "the dollar and other Western cur Fathers and sons in the parish were guests at the governor’s are demanding the re.signatioh of mand, which thrust Guido Into the 1. "To prevent in Cuba the cre- Six of tho twelve candidates for the Board NURSERY SCHOOL AT REGULAR PRICES landslide victory in winning the On the Republican side, the tal The Kennedy-Lodge feud goes ter, who was not hospitalized^,'' ■ rencies requires continued and are invited to attend. mansion; vigorous effort In many directions. Gen. Juan Lorio aa commander ih presidency early this year, wants aUon or use of ain externally Baylock will show a movie en SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Democratic nomination for U.S. ly of 1616 precincts gave Lodge away back—to Kennedy’s grand Police declined to revgal^ the Chief, and his chief of staff, Gen. supported military capability en The Dempseys held the affair girl’s first naune, "We must maintain and im to Impose a military dictatorship. of Directors hove expressed a willingness to titled, "How to Watch a Football senator, Edward M. Kennedy 186,987 and Curtis 148,793. father John F. Fltigerald, and to Bernardino Labayru. They made this clear after a dangering the security of th* for news photographers and their made an early start today in his The Democrats nominated a Lodge’s'^great grandfather, Henry' The authorities sajd''Fortier had prove the competitive position of Game." Refreshments will be wives from all over the state. BEGINNING 5th YEAR SEPTEMBER 24 our exports through price stability* Argentine newsmen ssiid they meeting of more than 400 officera United States." ofr their views on local educational issues/ served. i t campaign for the November elec Yankee b 1 u e b 1 o o d, Endicott Cabot Ladg* Sr„ who jousted for dated the girl previously. say tanks move out of the base 2. “ To work with the Orgsmiza- The photographers in turn pre (Chub) Peabody to head their at home and aggressive selling OPENINGS FOR 3 YEAR OLDS AVAILABLE tion. the same Senate seat in loie. The^youth reported missing of the 1st Armored Regiment and (Contlinied on Page Seventeen) tion ot American States and with sented the Dempseys with framed So did George Cabot Lodge, who state ticket as the candidate for Lodge won that cme. by him taitiier about 8 p.m. last abroad. We mt^T also continue to Parents and other residents of the communi portrait photos, one of the gov reduce the ddUar flows associ If.esdom-loving Cubans to' support HQIMES won the. Republician nomination. governor. Peabody, defeated Clem GeoKge Lodge’s father, the for night, the aspirations of the Cuban peo ernor and one of Mrs. Dempsey. CALL MRS. GLODE-MI 3-7830 He announced he'll make an early ent A. Riley, state auto rqgiatrar. mer IJ.H. ambassador, was in the picked up about 10:30 ated with defense effort over ple for self-determinaticHi." ty interosted in the Manchester school sys- campaign swing today to Spring- Peabody will run against incum Senate from 1987 to iM , when policemen in a cruiser, seas and, 'yHth our widespread Caught in Middle • juneftdCf/ome economic aaiistance programs,” Sen. Richard B. Russell, D-Ga., FO R YO U R field. bent Republican Gov. John A. he resigned to go IntecUie Army. le boy was walking over a rail chairman of the Senate Armed tom ore invited to hear the candidates Kennedy had a few hours sleep, Volp.e, a son of Italian immigrant He regained a Senate seat Dilloa said. road overpass on Dorsey Lane off Although thinking first of bol Services Committee, told report and was out chasing votes at sun parents, who was. rinomintded 1946, but lost M to John V.yKtari' Route 1 at the time. ers that all 33 members of th* BEST B U Y rise, greeting workers at the Bos for a second term without
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oontqmporary American artists MANCHESTER E V E ^ Q MERALD, MANCHES^R, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1962, and earlier American artikts open* ed last week In New Haven. It is CoUins Seeks Marine by civilization, ar« poverty-strick scientiats at Maya^uez have graft As You tike It the Athena Q(MleTy, housed in an KichterBids Cornell Teaches en and unable to speak Spanish, U.S,^ Black Pepp er ed selections of imported plants old brownstona mansion at 378 Sheinwold on School Board the official language of their on young root stocks of native Orange St , School Board Weather Quechiia Tongue By AJDITH AHEARN couh'tries. Is Scientist’s Gbal peeper species to try to develop Worthy of. Note TV—Radio Tonight •The Cornell program is design DONO' BE B E ASTLY .( ToFillPost Term Sought resistance to collar rot, a fungus n t o Schipa will make a single WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—“The Bast^Wtot^ JTHACA, N.Y. — Quechua, the ed . to train Spanish-speaking res disease which so far has prevent Connecticut appearance in his 1962.65Term U.S. Weather .Bureau issued this TO FOUTE OPPONENTS H i------In less than two mdnths the movie lecture language of . the tocas. is being idents of those countries to learn MAYAGUEZ, Puerto Rico—The ed successful growing of the spice farewell tour of the United States marine advisory today: When your opponents are polite O t 7 4 S taught at only one* American uni aeries on five foreign Countries will begin. miough. to lead the wnmg suit BarnesLeit By Dr. Schardt Quechua and develop an alpha- United States' first domestic in U.S. territory,. when he sings at Palmer Audi Atty. William B. QoUins, a town Udea will be lilghhigh alongalo the versity, Cornell. Five million de Iret so Quechua can become a Arthur C. Twbmey will shoVthe films he has director whose term expires In N o CoimecUcut shore from 2:30 p.m. twice, ydu can return the compli G 6 S 2 Television source of black pepper may be in Other department workers are torium in New London Saturday, Atty. Donald P. Richter is a Re- scendants of the Incaa. in the An written language. Eventually propogating plants in greenhouses taken in Africa, M d ‘narrate hi§ impressions vember, is a Democratic candidate to 4. p.m. today. Low tide at Old ment and let them defeat the con * Q * 8CE SATimOAT^S TV WEEiK.FOR COMPMCTC LISTING Dr. Walter M. Schardt, a- Man Oct. 6, at 8:30 p.m. dean highlands of Bolivia, Ecua schools will be established fop J the offing. '. ' for use later as grafting or breed of what's happenlng'to the people.^-^;;;-;------Faculty art works are oh dis for a 1962-65 term on the board of Saybrook today is at 10 p.m. Sun tract. IXm’t worqr about whether W O T m * n pul^Ucan candidate to fill the re chester ophtalmologist, is a Dem 6:0U B if H Theater (m progress) The Virginian (CT) 10. 22, dor, and Peru, largely "untouched these Indians. • * 1 U.S. Dejiartment of Agriculture ing stock. • ■ ' •’> ^ economy, customs and govern education. set today is 6:64 pjn. arid sun you win or lose; what matters is « Q J 9 OKS maining two years of,an unexpired ocratic candidate for a 1963-66 Tibei^^.Ea^l Brink will narrate his play In the Fine Arts Gallery at Muvie at 5 (In P i^ res s i CBS Reports 3 . ments In that area of most rapid whether your op^nents love you. 7 10 9 4 ? Q I Y Early Show (Ip progress) 30. 10 term on Ih^ board of education. color fihq on the 3,500-miIa bor the University of Connecticut rise tomorrow at 8:37 aon. term on the board of education. He 8:00 Great Artists change. He Is from the Camegie through Friday. Monday, Ma Boating weather for Long Is West opened ths queen of oU- 0 Q J 10 9 3 G K I 7 4 Beany A C«cQ 8. 12 '8:30 Frontiers of Knowledge He is on the staff of Manches der May monds to South's sea and declarer 4 K D *793* has been serving as an interim News 53 Checkmate ter Memorial Hospital and is as- Institute, and his presentation. tisse’s "Jazz" ieriea will open. land Sound to Montauk Point and ^ CqUs at Meta "Thfe Changing Heart of Africa,'’ Proceeds Will the LuU returned a low trump. W est won SOUTH board member since Robert W. Mr Lucky “Tohln-Tchln,” a play by Sid Block Island: Small craft warn * A 10 4 3 Barnes resigned in June. '6:D6 Shannon Top Cat 83 will be glvM Sunday, Nov. 11, at' "'*5: ^ ney Michaels, starring Anthony ings displayed. Five to 25 knots with the nine of spades and led 9:20 News. Sports & Weather 9; 00 Mystery Theater 10. 22. 30 3;30 p.m. in Bailey Auditorium of obtained at the museum or from the Jack of diamonds. 9 t 5 4 6:3U Film ■ Rod Sox vs. Chicago - 12, members of Civitan, which Is Quinn' and Margaret I>etghton, west to southwest winds today O A Aollie Jacobs Club House Hawaiian Cye 8. 40 6.‘i ' A DAVIDSON Manchester High School. will c ^ n at the Shubert Theatre shifting to northwest 20 to 25 South ruffed and looked for a * A I to 9 4 Gale Storm Show 9:30 t>ick Van Uyke Show 3 The other four lectures will also sponsoring the series. ' way to thank West for s ta y l^ Troubleshooters Conting Up In Mancheeter in New Haven Wednesday, Sept. knots with some higher gusto West NscOi KMf Sneena ill 00 Nak^d -City 8. 40 53' be given on Sundays at 3:30 in away from hearts; He found the ■ Play Your Hunch 10, 22. 30 & LEVENTHAL ‘•‘Two Weeks In Another Town” 26. It is a love ktory adapted this afternoon . and continuing PzM 1 ^ Pais EM ito nal way by leading a heart to dum The Judy Garland Show . 3 the Bailey Auditorium. with Kirk Douglas and Cyd Char- from the French play by Fran through tonight into most of Past 3 * Pa« 6:40 Men ul Destiny 10:30 David BrUiKiey s Tournal (C) The second lecture is "Central my’s king. PeSarer then led the STORE Isse' begins today at the State cois Billetdoux. It means "hello- Thursday. Partly cloudy today. 11 Pass 4 * AH PI .Walter Cronkite ' 10. 22 30 America," to be given by Dwight queen of clubs from dummy for Huntley-Brmkley K 22. 12:00 Barry Barents News ^ Theater. With It is "Man ,>h the goodby.” Fair tonight. Variable clou^ess OpMiiig Isad » 4 Q 7:00 News A Weather Big News 22 Nichols Jan. 20. studying the cus Moon.” "The Playboy of the Western ‘Thursday with visibility over 6 a flrtesse.v Evening Report News Sports ft Weather toms in Guatemala, Honduras. El The fineise lost, an# West led a ' FUm 3. 8. 10. 12. 4l». 53 "G irl of the Golden West’’ Is the World” will be presented at the miles. fin| the second diamond Bouth Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica heart to dummy’s ace. It had Probe 11:15 Tonight IC) 10 first in the dperetta movie series BiiMuiell Memorial in Hartford Marine observations: ahiMild lead a low club frcoi hi* News. S}K>rta ft Weather taken West a long time to dis Wednesday Starlight 3 smd Panama at the State 'Theater Tuesday at 4 Saturday, Oct. 6. at 2:30 and 8:30 BI(»;k Island—Wind west-north hand,- giving up a club trick in Assignment: Underwater Steve Allen Show 40 cover that there was no nourish Charles Forbes Taylor wiU give and 8:15 p.m. An organ concert p.m. by the Irish Players. stead of trying a finesse. 7:15 Sports Camera Simrtp Final 12 west 12 knota temperature 50. ment In the diamonds, but West Mass. Highlights ll:2u Mystery Theater 12 the third presentation Feb. 17, on before the evening Show will start Runher’a Report - Groton — Wind west-northwest West can and lead a heart was not a stubborn man. When Walter Cronkite 12 ll:dt I'onight (C) 22. 30 Australia, and Include shots of at 7:30 p.m. The Dave Brubkek Quartet Sun 7 knots, temperature 59, visibility to dummy, but that knocks out Bvemna Report 401 Steve Allen Show R both metropolitan life. In Sydney, Little Theater ‘Tonight day night at the Oakdale in Wal a finger was put in his mouth he only one of the top hearts. Bouth 7:30 Wagon Train 8. 40. 53ti2:60 News and Weather . 8. 80. 15 miles, paHly cloudy. was willing, to bite It. Melbourne and Brisbane, and of Members of the Little Theater lingford was outstanding' as usual, Westhampton' Beach — Wind takes the ace ef tru n m and runs back country life, particularly Its of Manchester will meet tonight although the size of the audience No Luck " the clubs. When West ruffs, west-southwest 4 knots, tempera South led a trump to the ace, wild animals and aborigines. at 8 at the Community Y in the was hardly a tribute to the skill dummy still has a heart stopper. ture 52, visibility 10 miles, partly cashed the ape of clubs, and then Rddio The fourth lecture will be on North Ekid for a short business ses of the musicians. __ cloudy. South can get back by ruffing a led the nine of clubs. All would (This listing liirludes only ttiuac news broadcaato of or’‘ 15*mlmito the Antarct^ March 31. Carl Ek- sion and a program arranged by The group is at its best when New Haven—Wind northwest 6 diamond ' to discard mors hearts hind will show the movies he have been well if West had held on ths long dubs. leni:th. Some atationF carry other short newsraata). FAIR Betty Spalla, program chairman. it challenges itself with intricate knots, temperature 53, visibility made of that continent in the In- There will also be a rehearsal at IViUiam & CoUlna three or more clUbe with the Daily Questton rhythms, like those in the album 10 miles, partly cloudy. th^ee trumps or if West had let WUiU- 1360 11 01 News tematiohal Geophysical Year, 7 p.m. for members who are tak' Partner opens with one elub, 11:15 Sjjorts Final "Time Farther Out.” It Is also at He hcis been' on the board of di Stratford Point—Wind west 12 the nine of clubs get by him. 6 OU Bishop's Corner- 1900. The film will show a descent ing part in Act II of "The Boy its best when Paul Desmond, who and the next player passes. You 8:06 Baynor Shines 11:30 Starllgnt Serenade into a pit to reach supplies left rectors since his appointment in knots, temperature 63, vlslbUlty Indeed, West ruffed With the hold: Spades—K 5; Hearts— Q J 1:06 News Signofl 1;0(‘ News and Sign Off Friend,” the musical to be pre makes a saxophone seem like sil 16 miles, clear. ivpor -1410 Ur. Walter M. Schardt In 1778, the difficulties of travel, sented Nov. 8, 9 and 10 at Man March 1661 to fill a vacancy caused queen of spades and led a heart 7; Diamonds— ^K 8 7 4; CSubs— 7 5 , WHA7 ^ 2 0 mfcutdt ver, is allowed , to play—and he R-iOO Mots at Colts 6 -no Dale Kelley and will tell about such oddities chester High School. by the reelgnatlon pf John J. t o ^ v s his partner the setting 8 3. What do you sayT Atty. Donald Richter 7:00 Joey Reynolds sociated in private practice with isn’t always. Hutchinson. ll-.OQ Tonight at My Place as the temperature of a penguin Fair Exhibits Answer: Bid one diamond. liO '^ g n Oft 12:00 The Alligator Dr. Amos Friend. Brubeck recognizes the effect A tty. Collins Is associated with South muttered that he fisd no Atty. Richter Is a partner in the N W'T’M- I08T WINF—1230 Dr. Schardt was born in Wood- Two members of the Manches Osa's.as^'* % There’s nothing terribly wrong The fifth lecture will be on Desmond always has on an audi the law firm of Podrove aiW Kelly, luck, and his opponents agreed about raising clubs or bidding Hartford law firm • of Shepherd, 6:UU Newb. Sports and Weather 6:00 News. Wall Street haven. N.Y., Jan. 19, 1920, and is ter Fine Arts Association, Liz ence— many come solely to hear 148 E. Center S t Wedding BsSISSm Sw- ^ •,4«I with Urn affectionately. Every Murtha and Merritt.'' 6:30 Mark^Rrport 6:16 Showcase Humphries and June Smaglis, 1 NT, but it’s usually bettor to 6:46 Three Star Extra 6:4t- Lowell Ttiomas a 1938 graduate of Baldwin (N.Y.) him— and lets him listen, instead He was bom Oct. 14, 1938, in body likee South— except his He was born Feb. 15, 1924, in 7:00 News. Sports High School. . He was graduated have had their works chosen for show your o w n suit, such a t it is. 7;0o ConversatiNnMltlh Piece of play, a bit too q f t ^ New Haven, and was graduated partners. For Shelnwold’s S6-pag« book New Britain, and is a .1941 gradu 7:31 News* of th^ World 7:36 Showcase from Hofstra College in 1942 with exhibit in the Eastern States Ex 8:00 Yankees at Washington Joe Morello om the drums is al from St. Mary’s Academy In New D tm ce • Helm O f course, you’ve noticed what let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” ate of New Britain High School. 7:45 Sing Along a bachelor of arts degree and from Quiek Relief from position art show this week. I R:06 Pop Concert , \ 11:00 News so highly accomplished, and Bru Haven in 1946. He received a Miss Audrey Elaine Helm and Pole* Blame Low Pay South should do if he’d rather send 50c to Bridge Book, Man In 1947, he was graduated Phi 8;85 Red Sox at Chicagq^ 12:30 Sign Off the New York University Col haven’t seen it yet, but I ’w been beck often., packs the audience off bachelor of science degree in busi Edwin c. Bunce Jr. were mar win than bring sunshine into the chester Evening Herald, Box 3818, Beta Kappa from Bates Univer lege, of Medicine in 1945 with a Pile Irritation told It’s a good-'art show. ‘The ex satisfied with a drum exhibition ness administration from the Uni ried Saturday morning in Me MUNICH, Germany — Hilrty- lives of his opponents After ruf- Grand Central Sta., .N.Y., 17. sity, of which he has been nom 155; it has ‘dropped each year doctor of medicine degree. position is' in West Springfield, tor t).f Center Congi'^tional. 40 years ago a Buffalo druggist to close the performance. versity of Connecticut In 1950. A f morial Hall of Center Congrega z per cent of 1,500 prisoners In inated as a trustee. since except 1918, when it reached He became a member of the created an ointment to relieve itch Masa ter four years of night clEisses, he tional Church. • five Jails in Poland, all sentenced Church. \ Brubeck himself prefers to play He passed the New York bar in •Atty. Richter is married to the 188.6 as the result of the world American Board of Ophthalmo ing and smarting of piles. It Cblldren’s Art earned a law degree from UConn In ‘The bride is the daughter of for economic crimes, told polltak- logy in 1951. strong, sometimes disson an t 1950, and practiced lay on Wall St. former Miss Jane F. Gumpright of' vt’ide influenza epidemic. brought such quick, cooling, sooth Phjbiic registration in children’s chords, interspersed brilliantly 1959. He passed the slate bar the Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Helm, ers, " I stole because 'of low with the firm of Winthrop. Stim- Dr. Schardt was a captain m ing, astringent relief that Its fame art classes at the Wadsworth same year. Cedar Swamp Rd., Coventry. ‘The Wages.’’ Radio Free Ehirope said Ahlngton, Mass,, and they have with the light touch that is char MILLER’S RESTAURANT son, Putnam and Roberts until two children. Christopher. 8, and the Medical Corps from 1945-48. spread across the land making Atheneum will be held Saturday He was in the U.S. A ir Force bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and that report came from the Com He is a charter member and acteristic of the Brubeck sound. 1952. He passed the Conhecticut, Cynthia, 5. They live at 108 Spring Peterson’s Ointment a favorite in at the atheneum in Hartford from 1951-56, and flew an F84 Mrs. Edwin C. Bunce of Bolton munist weekly, Polityka, which A T THE CENTER~4«II 9-8123 bar the following year and joined Slatne to Replace past secretary of the Manchester thousands o f homes. Ask your tween 10 Am. and 4 pm. Classes Jet'fighter-bomber in 74 missions Rd., Vernon. added that the average monthly the Hart''—H fi-.- St. (TSvitan Club and is chairman of will start Oct. 2. during the Korean conflict. He Is wage In Poland today is equiv druggist today for 60c box or 85c Michigan State will play host to ‘The Rev. Clifford Simpson per During World War n, he was Shrp Figurehead the new Lutz-Civitan travel senes. New Galletr. a recipient of the Distinguished formed the double ting ceremony. alent to about $62. applicator tube. Peterson’s Oint the 1963 Big Ten fencing and gym stationcti in ine - a . . .. He has been a member of the Flying Cross. The bWde, given In marriage by ment delights or money back. A new art gallery dieted to nastics championships. Dante Is Now Servin^^ officer. Japan Cuts Rale Great Books Club for 10 years. He Atty. Collins was a claims ad her father, wore a grey suit with OSLO — A plas.lcr cast of the is also a member of the Manches juster for the Travelers Insurance white hat and white orchid cor Atty. Richter has lectured on new Norwegian Lady of the Sea ter Chamber of Commerce and has Co. In Hartford from 1955-60, un sage. taxation and estate planning at bar Of Infant Deaths statue, a 10-foot bronie, sculpture coached in the Manchester Little til beginning law practice In Hart Mrs. Robert Visny of Coventry, BUSINESSMEN’S LUNCHEONS association meetings, industrial which later this year• ''.will .jylll be League for seven years ford la March 1960, , cousin o f the bride, was matron eSnferences and advanced training TOKYO ---- .-For the first time, erected in Virginia Bcac,eaclK Va,, Dr. Schardt's professional affilia He is a member of the Dem of honor and wore a green suit STARTS TONIGHT! DAILY 11:30 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. schools. Japan’s infant-moftallty rate was unveiled recently in Mqss, tions include the American College ocratic ‘Town Committee. He was with pink rosebud corsage. He is a director of the United dropped below 30 per 1,000 babies Norway. xjoiof Surgeons and the New England appointed to the Town Develop Alfred Bunce, brother o f the Fund, an incorporator of Man last year. According to the Wel Created by Norwegian arti.st 'Q'phthalmologicalj Society. ARTHURS ment Commission in 1961, but re bridegroom, served as best man. chester Memorial Hospital and a fare Ministry, the rate was 28.6 Ornulf Bast, the statue is the gift He married the former Miss signed after a month to accept Mrs. Helm wore a green print \ member of the Community De per 1,000 babies under one year of of the people of Moss. It will! re Hel^lvRoeser of Oceanside, N. Y., THE DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY the directorship post. He Is also a dress with yellow rose/bud cor velopment Foundation. He is im age. This compares, it said, with place a wooden figure-head that in 1944>. The couple has nine chil member of the Manchester Lodge sage. MUSICAL mediate past president of the Man rates of 16.6 in Sweden, 16.5 in the for many years was a Virginia dren. Maitory. Marc, Meredith, 942 MAIH ST. CORNER OF ST. JAMES ST. of Elks, the Young Democrats, Following a reception at the Oakdah THEATRE chester Rotary Club and a past Netherlands, 18.7 in Norway, and Beach landmark — from a Moss Martha. Michael, Matthew, Melis the Manchester Jimlor Chamber 3 J’s Restaurant the oOuple left 1 8:15 6:18-10:15 Wittuf Crow Plnw. EXIT 64 — Raiw. C8 84718 president of the South School PTA. about 27 in the United States. ship that .sank off Virginia Beach sa, Megan aitd.^ Mitchell. of Commerce and Its form er pro 1 The Japanese rate in 1900 was in a storm in 1891. The family lives at 31 Eastland for Niagara Falls. After Oct. 1 He Is a deacon and former modera- »• • gram director. they will live at Cedar Swamp NOWPIaifiRgttnSAT»PfB.aUy 'Dr. LEAVE YOUR He Is a member of St. James’ Rd., Coventry. iflB W S S W W ^ Church. Mrs. Bunce Is a 1954 and Mr. . i LANI MIYAZAKI BubblBsMidEaB EXPOSED FILM Atty. ColUns is married to the Bunce a 1945 graduate of Man- ■ STANLEY WARNER OFEN M O ND AY thru SATURDAY 9:00 to 5:30 — THURSDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 X. former Miss Claire Foisy of Man .chester High School. He Is em- Ths World ef I 9>fiaiBsKh..jidi FOR QUALITY chester, and' the couple has three ployed as a parts manager at De-- sons, Michael, 8, Matthew, 6 and Cormier Motor-Sales. S U Z Y W q N G John, almost 4. They live at 25 Get GREEN STAMPS with every ei Dime You Spend PHOTO Buckingham St. NOW PLAYING ftVfVIfV JL UNCENSdREU R » ^ kir 49e FINISHING I New Autobahn Costly KIRK I EDW.6. ntmeiem ina is inusz. m a m as - ass - las - i .m • na «No SAT. ivM. ts.oo - 4-M - ZM - aw BLACK and W h it e W U PPE R TAL, Germany — Ger- DOUGLAS I ROBINSON manir'a newest stretch of super 2 i 7 9 “ or COLOR EXPERTS highway cost more than a million For Lavisn Luxury at aTlirift;y Price... dollars for each of its nearly 19 TONIGHT miles. It connects Wuppertal and jO a a t . ColumlH[lolumlH PIctim praUlhKRkJapi /rs THE Hagen in the Ruhr. Forty-four XI KKIMim I ■ MX. je a ^ jR£0 ” bridges had to be built and the m Ruhr River had to be moved a mile. NoiiAK>IS)MION OPENINC SAT., SEPT. 22 A t one point the autobahn tunnels under an 18-track railroad staUon. M . ^ DOTTY GIBSON 1 . , Vx A Fitd Kohliiiir-Picklri Qidn* (kducknt' C1DHSS1 PERRETTS COLLECTION /jNeBEWisiwaiwn , '■J ’Thq Comedy Riot! sgRHHn null SCHOOL of the DANCE Jack Lemmon, Ktan Novak, 'Exp^m enf In Terror" UNNO nm i n A . Fred Astaire—In Gleam Ford-Lee Remlck byKRQEHLER,^ FOUNTAIN \ ”THE NOTORIOUS PLUS A Comedy ‘That TAP-BALLET-ACROBATIC LANDLADY" Generates L s u ^ te r! 72 EAST CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER SYRINGE v 8 !l6 —Plus (ORANGE HALL BUILDING) "The Young Doctors" P H O N E MI 3-1957 Ftedeslc MaH$, Dick Clark IkA . 6:25-l9il5 Mpn UN IMPORTED MAN£ Dotty Perrstt has studied with the Anatole Bourman C M hSfk SUNDAY a u . COLOB School of the Dance, in Hartford and Springfield. Has briar '^ Im e Stooges In Ojb4t* PaA Boone la MOON appeared in New England’s leading theaters and clubs. Feature At - "STATE FAIR" 6:20 and 9:00 Has made television appearances locally and in Cleveland wonderful, M Metrecal PIPES C
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1 . ■ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN» WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER X MANCHESTER-^ENING. HERALD, MANCHEST^, CONN, WEDNESDAY,' SEPTEMBER 19, P A G E F IV E "community project.”''rather than date'''for judge , of probate; arid ton, refyeslirfienls; and Mril. Syd and Richard Arn of Rockville; j iVin C. and Mary H. Tuxbury, prop- sji. % % r Rockville- V ernon as a community and, a financial John Dlti^le. and Thomas Carfii- ney Lawrence, music. fii-st lieutenant. ' , - erly off Rt. 30. LodfU^e Also Winner ^ 10 ^ Voter Secusion Tonight project-such as the similar barbe thers, Ventori^ stiite representative 'rickels may be obtained in Ad An.v son, grandaoi), adopted son Marriage’ License: Peted P'orbes! GONVCR^TIONAL cue held In Rockville during the (candidates. vance from - members and, at the or .stepson of Legion members- is ■ Ol.son. 34 Tolland Avc., and Pa-■ There will be a voter making spring, Moffat noted. The chamber The dinner staHs af-Y p.m. and door. eligible -for membership. Tho.se tricia Ann Pitney. Snipslp St., Sept, .seseion tonight, the laet one be SPAN ISH X District Picks Johnson hopes to “break even" on the Sat Teservatiojis are nqp^qiiired. The .5llss Wheelwk ERs-ted interested are invited to Friday’s 29. St, Bernard’s Church. fore the town elections Oct. - J, urday barbecue, wheren.s the chani- publi(^ is welcorne; Mi.ss Sandra Wheeloek, daughter meeting, If >'<>u are Niterested In a aeriwt Ted Overwhelms Ed It will be In the town clerk’s of of 10 classes given by tW|0 in- i ber reported a profit for H,s spring Fall Fdntaay Slatei of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Wheeloek ; An appreciation night for the 5ernon news Is handled b,v The fice at the Municipal Building , barbecue which was attended by of 55 Grand AVe., has been elect Herald’s Rockville Bureau. .5 IV. Htruetors;, one a Havana I’nl- from 5 to 8 o'clock. A Fall Fantasy of Fashion Rockville American Legion Post's lersif.v gradiiate-^nd the oth Justice Charles* Evans Hughes, M c C al I u m N y I o n s As Assistant Fire Chief 2,300. ed as worthy advisor of Rockville workers and their guests will be St., telephone TKemnnt 5- (OiiHnOrd from PiMr« Ono) > be held t>y the Ladies of the Sac er an evperienced .American I Paintings Selected ■A^embly Order of Rainbow for held Saturday at 8:30 in the Le- 3130 or .Mitchell 9-R79'. ivho was the Republican nominee , I The selection of three (‘pictures red Heart Sept. 26 at 8 p.m. in Girhc language teacher, C A LL NOWl F Kennfdy, flew to Massachu- for president in 1916. the Parish Center,.- Rt. 30. "Vernon. ■ gioh Home. , . William. John.son has been named^ developed -portions of the district, i of tl)e mbnth," to be hung in area Glhdiv,officers electe(l were Rox Limited enrollment . . . aetts to vote for their kid brother. Styles for women, teen-agers, ! The house committee, under the T o n S § * " )0 0 assistant Are chief b.v the Vernon Suggestions foi-warded to help’ ubraric.s, .has been announced by anne Y(Uk,.^'orthy associate ad- The President came from New WASHINGTON (APi — Chair and children -will be .shown from direction, of Carl Graf, will serve ’ I ‘ . Local Stocks Fire District comfjiiissioners. the firemen were: Have the police the Tollind County Art Asspria- v^pr; BlizabeUi Duker. charity; George Dougherty port, R.I.. to Boston where he and man William E. Miller of the Re department furnish lists which tion. the fall and winter col)(?ctioh of Kathleen Rec'kye. Hope; ancl a buffet. There will be dancing S llO ft V ' V l K ' l l O l l Mrs Kennedy voted. The attorney publican Nationar Committee said Come Announcement that Johnson would be kept at the firehouse; The pictures were (tone by Mrs. Town and Ca.sual’,* Rockville. Hair Pamela Wise, faithN.. until 12:30 to the music of the general came to Hyannis Port, today the victory- of Edward M. wbiild assist Chief Joseph Duffin styles will be b.v Ceci'le’s Beauty Tony Sylvester orchestra of Hart Ml 3-6759 QuotaUona Fornlehed by ask.,the zoning authorities to fur- Myrtle Carl.son of Bolton, an oil A semi-public installalion will be where he i."; a IcRal .resident. Kennedy in the Massachusetts was made following an executive Shop, Vernon. Mrs. Herbert Milter ford. ' Fir.sl National Stores’ hiiyer.s, j Coburn Mlddlebrook, Ino. nislf'mapS showing the new streets; sc’cfte at Rockport, Rockport Pub held Oct. 6 at 8 p.m. in thesMasonic The nomination of Kennedy and Democratic senatorial primary session of the comn^isslp;iers at the and ask the police to furnish more lic Library; Miss' FJmma Baiz of will be the commentator.. Temple. Piihllr lleenrds bidding yesterday on prize winning ■ "is a vivid demonstration of the Bank Stocke Lodge insured one of the hottest Co. 1 Sirehouse last night preced information on the locations of Ellington, Old 'vVood." an oil. Hall The models will be .Mrs. Doris P.-XC Ballruoin Keoliens - , Warrantee _ Deeds; Marv H. Tux-‘ ‘ be Eastern St.vtes Ex- power of money coupled with mer Bid Asked ing a general, three-company irv to George E.'Rislcv'. mooertv bought Barbara Kei.sh's i elertion campaigns on record for Conn. Bank and Tnist fires when they are reported. . Memorial Library in Ellington; Boston. Olivia Brooks. Mrs,^ 4-VA dance VMSon Sept. 29 will^ i.»ca»rv^.s,mark'^sbury to George E. Rislcy. property Ma.ssachusctt.s. ciless political leverage." meeting. Black Angus, named Pythagoras,; Co...... 63 Duffin. also told the assembly he j'and M r ^ Joyce Robinson. "Hiiie. ” Terfy DelMastro. Mrs. Elea'nor’ the reopening of- the newly deco-'| ' “ '{sY Rt. 30: Walter P, and Mar- The outcome was no surprise, W Johnson's duties as deputy chief which won three blue ribbons Mon-! President Kennedy is certain to Hartford National would , check into reports on Ihpja water color and tempera. Bolton Gartior,' .Mrs. Sally-Ganges. Mrs. rated,.n,A,4 ballroom An, Atal fthe 1, a 13., Polish I i a I, ! jOl IC 'A- Holbrook to Vernon Enter Ham ’n Eggs, campaign for Ted he has said he Miller .said. for Co. 1 will be handled by Capt. validity of "blue • light" permits p„hijc''Librarv. Frances Leahv, Mrs, Ida Mai'lcllo, pri.se.s Ttw., property off Rt. 30; day. Bank and Trust Co. 62^ ^ 86 American Citizens Cli^. accord At 53 cenl.s a p.onnd. the price for will support him publicly in the "The thinly veiled fiction that Nelson Skinner, of Co. 1 until the issued for vehicles by I..e.slie A. Hi>*<|>ltal Notes .Mrs. Barbara: Monies!. Mr.s. Nancy 1. R. Stieb'A.skoeiate,s Inr., to Fire Insurance Companlea ing to president Joseph' Gill. The the l.OBO pound -steer entered by election, along with other Deriio- the winnci- was not aided tn full company submits a nomination for Kiltie. The permits issued by K it-f AdniiUed yLterdav: Chcrvl Fcn- Mooi'c and Mrs. Dolores Spaidc. Louis and Bet^ty • Tobih ■ ' Pre.ss, Htfd. Fire ...'...... '.' 86 Vi 60Vi program starts at 8:30 p.m. 'with the daughter of .Mr. and .Mr.>l. Wilj* FABRICS and crattc nominees. The Republican.s mea.sure in his campaign by hts ' SM ILING SEF7VICIT deputy chief to the commissioners. tle may no longer be valid, inas-, v.-ick, 126 \V. .Main St.; Mr.s. Mary Teen-age models will be the property off Hai1>tl-ane. National Fire .,..i.ll7 127 dancing to the music of Joseph liam Keish, 307 Gardner St., will be have former President Dwight D. powerful brothers in Washington Before the general meeting, fire mubh as longer,,Chicf. | Quallano, Mountain Spring Rd..Misses Dorothy Cftsadei and Quitclaim Deed: Richard Albert Phoenix Fire ...... 94 . '99 Forluna's band. A buffet luncheon more than $500. Eisenhower . lined up for an Oct. is a mocking insult which many officials debated whether to admit ' Tolland: Kathv Lyim Col’umbo. Jane Syverud. Norri.s to Yvette M. Nqn-is, one Life and Indemnity Ine, Ooe.. is Scheduled fod 9:30 p.m. The animal ,was lip for auction PILGRIM MILLS l."i fund raising dinner and, cam Massachu.sefls Democrats proper the- pre.ss_____ to- the Ihree-company______Duffin also recornmended to thei-^po 3 Rockville: Mrs. Kathleen Children models will be 'Thunias pa cel off Becchwood Rd,.. and ly re.sent,” Miller said. Aetna Casualty .... 68 73 proyeeding.s. A show of hands by | -fii'emen that thejf. secure Ehgar. .52 Grove St. ■ Ticket.s may be obtained from yc.sterday with The other 4-H Club paign speech in Boston. Fleming, Renee Ganges, Janiee three off Sycajuore Rd, ’They’re A Natural! " I cordially Invite them to rally Aetna Life ...... 108 Vi 116 Vi ih e Bremen decided in favor of ad- ^'''® P'»tvs for their cars to avoid Discharged yesterday: Stanley Racine, Curti.s and John St. John, the building fund cbmmlUec and iiab.v beef entrie.s. Fir.st N^itlonal There's a third- candidate going IN ^ Release of AUacliment: Val to the supMi-t of the Republican Conn;'General ...... 125 133 miUing the press. ‘ rouble gaining admittance to, 3 4 Grove St.; Mrs. AnnA the, club stewards. - ,l;ouglit a total of 32 ^ e r a . pa.ving Into the November election for the and Terri Zapaeesky. tine J: Sacco aflainst Ei*win C. candidate,'^George Cabot, Lodge, Htfd. Steam Boiler 103 113 The general meeting was pre- .^®. ‘ 're zone during emergencies.; Highland Avc.; Mi.ss Suz- Mrs. William H. SI. John Ls Briefs olH,.$n,878 to 4-H b o ^ and girls. Senate, Haivard Prof. H. Stuart Tuxburv. et al. properly off Rt. OPEN 10 to 9 and in November make clear to Travelers-...... 140 148 general chairman and Mrs. Thom Squadron 14, Sons of the Amor 30; Abilio R. Santos again..jt Mary l T’fiKfwd chain i.s a traditional Hughes, running as ah independ ceded by comments from John j i anne Bonney. 46 VVest Si.: Mrs. the Kennedys that the great State PubUo VtHiUee Williams, chairman of the ‘ ‘r® - ! Anna Mulfta, VVind.sorville; Robert as J. Fleming is co-chairman. As- lean Legion, will meet Friday at Tuxburv^Tiivhnrv propertyohooc-tv offiiff Rt:Rt 30 ' bii.vei, ^h^ing paid out almo.st (Saturday 10-6) ent bypassing the primary. Conn. Light Power .. 29 Vi of Ma.ssachusetts de.serves a U.S. 81Vi commis.sioners. who a.sked the ‘’’'i>®'^>S®r. RFD 1. Ellington; .sisling are Mrs. Gerard Cham 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Home for |Schenectadv‘ Di.scounl Corp. $300,000 oriu the past 31 years at Hughes has a famoue name. too. senator capable of independent Htfd. Electric Ught 72 Vi 76Vi firemen’s cooperation with the pagne, tickets,; Mrs. Joseph Noel, election of officers. Installation again.st Erwin C. and Marv H, previous sale^ Hi.storie Cheney Hall He is a grandson of the late Chief thought and action." Hartford Gas Co. ... 60 64 commissioner’s new approach to might be carrying plastics some ' I’'® " ' posters: Mrs. S. J. Dverfell. and is -slated in October. , Tu.xbury, priipertv off Rt. 30. ,, ... .u. Hartford Road Southern New England of the plastics emit dangerous Birth yesterday; A dau.ghlcr to with^ First Time Ever handling district matters. Wil Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Gardner, Mrs. Mary Jensen, deedratlons and Present officers include Edward : Release ot Mechanic's Lien: V*® i Telephone ...... ? 47 50 fumej! when burning Duffin said. Girls .tumor golf litleSn 1952 by | liams said he felt the new- board Phoenix St., Vernon. arrangements; Mrs, Donald Bos Ball Jr. of Bi-bad Brook, captain, j l lothy O. Fanning against Er- Columhin Philip H. leham Sr.; secretary, Manufacturing Companies It was voted to hold a social night beating Barbara Mclntirfe>^ up was on the right track, and that Miss Gladys Rice: gatekeeper, Arrow, Hart, Heg. 56Vi 60Vi at the Co. 1 statioil sometime dur llemiHTatie Wo.nien Elect George Cobb: t'eies. Mrs. Mvrtle Associated Spring .. 14 16 changes , envisioned were being ing November or December. The Officers have been elected and Wet \ ole Dropped Hinckley; Pomona, Mrs. Margaret Bristol Brass ...... 8 9 Vi made in„consideration of the tax- eyent will be a buffet. a donstitution adopted by the new German: Flora. Mrs. Mabel F. Dunham Bush ...... 5V4 payeij.and to further his protec- Duffin also reported the com- ly formed Rockville-Vemon Fed On Technicalitv Rathbun: lady assistant steward, E m -H a rt...... 50 54 " tion. , / missionern had awarded the job of erated Demixjratic Women’s Club. Mrs. Olive Diihreuif, e>^ecutive Fafnlr ...... 39 43 Discussed at some length at the equipping the tanker to the Con-’ Mrs. Harry Hammey is president; Whether Columbia will choose committee. Lester .1. Hutchins, N. B. Machine...... 17 19 general meeting were, comments nectlcyt Fire Equipment Co., of Mrs. Carmine Colangelo, vice pi-e.s- ident; Mrs. Luther Wright, ti*cas- to remain "dry " or vote to be Raymond E. Lyman and Francis North and Judd...... 14 Vi 16Vi b.v Roger Pease of Co. 1. who said Bloomfield for $417, and that coat, Lyman. urer; and Mrs Theodore Ventura, "wet " will not be determined at Stanley W orks ...... 17Vi 19Vi % O F F that more in.structions should be boot and helmet racks will be fur secretary. Mrs. -Fred Berger is' the November election. It w-as H re Police t ident. Jroffat said he was well- provements are alwa.s’s -worth reCommendations. pleased/with the 1 -m u Us and re- while" say the friendly folks, at 6;30_p.m. Mrs. Paul Bramhall of READY^CASH WHEN YOU NEED IT! Andover, vice-chairman of the Manchester Evening Herald Co- Ariibne other comments was one porteiy the square dance demon- CONNECTICUT BANK AND BULKY chapter blood program, wlU be iimbia correspondent, Mrs. Donald requesting, added information on; Strattons and the band concert TRU ST COM PANY In Manchester captain of the day. II. 'Tuttle, telephone ACadetny where to locate' new roads in case i wety particularly well received, at 893 .Main, 15 North Main and the c i / 9 t c A : e 4 ^ G ^ 'S i ^ of fires -especlully in the recently "ipne program was conceived as a Recruitman chairman in Colum 8-S4S5. V ‘ ft Parkade. bia is Mrs. Carl E. Gosline. It is CURRENT ANNUAL hoped to 8 1 ^ up 100 donors to S A V IM G S DIVIDEND provide 75 pints of blood on that $9,000 for UConn day. This allows for rejects, can LOAN ’5 7V -: A S <» < > C I A I I C) ?SJ SWEATER cellations and "no shows.” STORRS (AP)—University of Grange Installs Connecticut chemical engineers Austin E. Emmons of Lake Rd., have been given a $9,000 contract /AfS l/ jm rX A V/MSS assistant steward of Quinnebaug by the U.S. Army Ordnance to help ■ awewtiTia's SLatir' risawetaL iwsTiTSTiea Pomona Grange, and his associates develop a rapid system of detect will install the officers of Colum ing defects in metals used for bia Grange tomorrow at 8 p.m. at weapons. BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 31, COVENTRV Yeomans Hall. Harold Evans again The six-month study is being heads the slate as master. Others s a conducted in the metallurgical are; Overseer, Te|fer Mitchell; lec laboratories of the university's MON..TUES..FRIDAY turer. Mrs. Edward Rathbun; chemical engine^iins department. FYtr;i UniirQ open till 5 p.m. steward, Merton W olff: assistant It Is under the technical supervi L iA H Cl n U U I 9 THURSDAY 9 A..M. to 8 PP..M__ WED CLOSED AT NOON we ve ever had! steward. Fred Davis; chaplain, sion of the Springfield, Mass,, Ar Mrs. Telfer , Mitchell; freasurer, mory, It was announced today. 1 .0 9 all originally $10.99 to $14.99 You bet your life we always have your size A PAIR * 6.94 ■./I AFTER THIS INTRODUCTORY SALE frotn the tiniest... THESE McCALLUMS , .. . * . . * • .s '''V- W ILL BE
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talents imder more pro.sperous MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER J9, 1962 fflmirltcalrr South Wimhor j page nine conditions of unemployment. A Thought for Today SPACE CROWDED We would be very much .in fa Sponsored b.y the ' MMchbator Bernard Lovell’s radio observatory 18 KllLED IN CRASH Geriii.s State, i.s about 200, r LONDON (AP) — Spape la get-: at Jodrell Bank near Manche.stei* CitruiTui l^rrali vor. when anil if fhese' trustees Eddy to Umpire . Council of Churches northwe.st of Rio. ting zo crowded that- 6rte radio- is to get a sec’bnd radio telescope RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (AP) Railroad officials told the L PUHLiaHhU> BV i’HIt ever do put the Nfw Haven hack lOPEN SATURDAY! telescope in Britain can’t keep costing $840,000. —A passenger train car jumped HfcRALlr PRINTINQ CO INC. GOP Ball Game Spaceship for Two zilian news agency Merldion- tracking all the interplanetary ve i;i B i9tp|i Street on its feel, so that it can emerge An unwritten American creed 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. the tracks on a curve near Belo that the Central of Brazil trs.- Manrhe^tei ('onn from Its status of bankruptcy, of seems to be: ^ssesslon equals; hicles hurtling in orbit. Penn State football coach Rib Horizonte Tuesday, killing. 13 per- car apparently developed mechan THOMAS r KKROUSUN This Weekend By JOHN BARBOUR The Ministi^ of Works an WALTER R FERGUSON having these trustees and their V happiness. But are in for a ALSO THUB.SDAY EVENINGS 7 to » Engler first played football in "col -sons and Injuring 40 others. Belo ical trouble before the traih Publtshera somersault, has been found that ^ WASHINGTON (AP) _ This ia nounced Tuesjiay that Prof. Sir lege at 'Western Marylatid. Horizonte, the capital of Mina.': counsel and any other temporary rounded the curve at high speed- Founded October u i»M John Marshall and the U.S. Supreme Court Roger Eddy, Republican candi those who have breakdowns, men Gemini — a two-seater apace Published Every Evening empldyes or executives of the en- date for the State Senate in the tal and moral, generally possess SHEARSON, llAMMIU & CO. craft. Sundays Ri\d Holiday* Entered ht .the ^terprise granted very handsome Fourth District, will be umpires m irc goods than the average. Post Oftirr- *<1 Mannne.«ier O'lnn In the glorious history nt th ^ was■as John Mai's|iall's role in devel Possessions generally reveal It can carry two men into earth Second Class Mail Matter ' . boniises in recognition of their suc of a softball game between two Members New York Stock Exchange United State.’ , one man contribute^l oping them that made him "the much of what a man is by his Established 1902 " orbit for 41 days, maneuver, find SUBSCRIPTION RATI-a cess in their mission » . more than itny other single Indi Gi-eat Chief Justfee." One of Republican teams Sunday after uses of them, but they, are not in- 91.3 MAIN jST. MI 0-2821 and dock with another spacecraft, i Parable in Advance vidual to the preservation of many Marshall’Sv most brilliant decl.sions noon ^ al Wapping School. The dicatora nor guarantees of happi train men for the critical stage of -rarrier Mail of the freedoms which we enjoy tO: was written in 1803 in the ca.se ness. - X • • the trip to. the moon. One Year ...... JI.tRO *22 00 Worst For The Best? game will begin at 3:30 p.m. Six Month* ...... 7.75 H 00 da.v as American citisena. His name of Marbiiry v.s. Secretary of State Donald Bennett and Emerson So Je.sus said, “ Seek ye first the First photographs of the wood Three Montha ...... 3 ‘»M 5 50 It always fascinates ca.stial his-1 was John Marshall, the fourth land Madi.Son. Although it was not One Month ...... 1^10 181 Duxbury are leaders of the team kingdom of God and its rlghteous- en mockup of the complete Gemi Weekly ...... 30 tt torians to discover how much foul 1 considered by some the greatest 1 the first ca.se of ijs kind, this is a backing the cause of G. Warren ne.ss.” , ni spaceship Were released landmark case on the power of a abuse and vilification, imaginative I Chief .lustice of the United States. Westbrook; Phil Shaughne.- ■ ' , ' ■ I ■' - ■' -V , J T ■ ■ ■ ? « - ; J ' ' ' j . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1988 PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1968 J : Coventry 'Rockville-V ernon Gov. Hughes Sends Pledge hy Morgenthaii Dillon Believes Apathy, Chaps Obituary Senate troups for Force Testing Slated" Personnel Named Premature Cheers 1/i Dolliar Trouble For Thrift Shop To N.Y, Legislature Mark Algeria’s To Stop Hemisphere Reds At High School RUMMAGE Johnson Dies; Mrs. Vernon Mitchell has been (Continued from Pago One) First Electidn Near Solution (Continued from Page Oiae) and from the island and said the named general chairmsm uid Mrs. So^th Windsor # “ imperialistic government of Ken low* Teste of basic skills will 8. John Chessari, assistant chair members of the Ifew York legis- 22 EAST CENTER STREET of the House Committee were in be given Grades T and 8 at Cov A!/GIKRS (A D — Indcpehdrnt (Continued from Page One) nedy is pressing for intensifica man,. for the Thrift Shop at 87 latute plan to press for a bill to To ‘Fight of His Life’ Tax Collector consultation with the Senate com tion of . ail its activities against entry High School on four days Union St. The Thrift Shop is a raise the drinking age to 21 in the' (FORMERLY DOR.*EY FURNITURE), Alpp.ria'ii first election rampalftn mittees - during this morning’s starUng tomorrow according to “ rests firmly on the maintenance Cuba. project of the Tolland County Empire State. Hughes ' has been ends lo<1ay amid chaos, tension closed session. ^ “ The criminal and piratical Alfred Boulden, public relationa Auxiliary of Connecticut Tjhll- pressing hard for such action in of the dollar at its present gold director at the school. Similar (Continued from Page One) Ain 1964. A' defeat would end and general apathy. SOUTH WINDSOR—Tax Col The jiatot resolution bases the Yankee action ' against Cuba in dren’s Services. recent months. any prospect that he would run value as a key reserve and trad policy *d^laration on the Monroe creases daily in the brazen eager tests will be given Grades 9 Also named were »Mrs. Alfred " Good. Good for the Republi THURSDAY, OCT. 20 Therf is no doubt over the re lector Harold F. Johnson of 1444 justice in the State Supreme against President Kennedy in the ing currency.” . Doctrine and the Rio treaty of ness to provoke an incident which through 12 later in the year. Meurant. treasurer; Mrs. E. Fen' cans,” Hughes, said, "It’s about sult In ■ Thursday's elections: all Main St. died yesterday at Cedar- School officials are requesting Court’s appellate divipim. national election two yean from 19 A.M.-8 PJW. Discussing the American econ 1947, under which the American will permit carrying out a frontal ton Burke, scheduling; Mrs. AH' time. We had to persuade them now. the IW candidates for the Nation-' crest Hospital, Newington. He was states agreed that an attack on attack against the Cuban people.” that all pupils be in school for thony Moss, procurement; Mrs. quite a bit. But it’s good to see Both tickets were prepared with omy, Dillon said business “ con those four days to avoid make Morgenthau, in his acceptance SpoiMored By Ths ManchMtsr R«i>iil>l<««ii Woman’s Olab at As.senihly including 16 Euro 70 years old. one would be considered an at The broadcast declared U.S. Robert McHutchlson, pricing; Mrs. them get on -the bandwagon.” the attention to ethnic and reli speech, embraced the widely held tinues to move steadily ahead un tack on all. up of testa for absentoes. peans are unopposed. | marred by the ’ excesses that .pilots have been ordered to make John S. Mason,, consignments; However, in Buffalo a spokes gious balance that New York view that Rockefeller has presi - They were handpicked by' Ah-j Mr. Johnson vvas born in Min Also cited is the declaration of illegal flights over Cuba to take The school play^^ its first soc Mrs. C. Gordon Beckwith, display; man for the Walter J. Mahoney, neapolis, Minn,, on March 24, characterized earlier periods of cer game Monday, losing, to El political leaders always consider. dential ambitions. iiied Ban Bella's ruling Political | expansion.” the foreign ministers of the Or pictures of ships entering and and Mrs. William Simpson, pub Republican majority leader of the Bureau with the support of the j 1802, and had lived in this area ganization of American States at leaving port, lington High, 5 to 0. Herbert Pa- licity. New York State Senate, said Ma Morgenthau, 43-year-old former "The Republican governor.’^ reg\)lfir army of Col Houari Bou-j for so years. There is, for example, no dan Punta del Este, Uruguay, last “ In addition, ships of the U.S. ganl is coach, assisted by George Assisting the chairmen will be: honey was Awaiting a report of a U.S. attorney In New York City Morgenthau said, "has put his medienne. and will give Beit' Bella He retired in 1057 after 25 ger of serious inflation, he said. January that the Fidel Castro Navy sent from' Guantanamo and Coon, who is also the junior var Mrs. Thomas Hooker, Mra. Her and son of former Treasury Sec- drive for the White Hou.se above legislative committee that has the needs of bur people.” an overwhelming majority in the| years with the John Hancock Life Instead, he reported, the U.S. government In Cuba has Identified Key West watch the. Cuban coasts, sity soccer coach. A total of 13 Heads Hadassah bert Johnson, Mis.s Millicent Jones, studied the question. The spokes retary-> Henry Morgenthau Jr'., assembly, ■ . • I Insurance Co. as an insurance problem la excess business capa itself with the Marxi-st'-Leninist contravening all international leg games, plus four junior varsity Mrs. John H. Peters 3rd; Mrs. Oli was nominated early Tuesday aft He challenged the goverijor “ to man said Mahoney would not take open debate.on any aspect of his agent. Previously he had 'been as city, too much unemployment ideology and accepts military as islation,” the broadcast said. games are scheduled this season Mrs. Lewis Segal of 46 Tracy ver Purnell, Mrs. John Harvey a stand before the committee’s er a long and wild session that In eastern and western Algeria | sociated with W. E. Caulkins and “ and a tax structure that has sorr.y record” and added: “ I want HARD OF HEARING! and in the Sahara, all under Bou-1 sistance from outside powerii, The radio described a congres- This year the high school will Dr., was installed last night as Mrs. Cjharles Steppe. Mrs. Leonard recommendation becomes known. sent tempers maring and threat Sons, Hartford, builders, for 22 become a drag on productivity; “ including even the threat of mili have a cross-country team ened to open old intra-party to tell him that he is in ior the medienne's firm control, a good i sionatjvHeSoIuUon now under con president of the Manchester chap DeCjarlil Mrs. Edward Dymon, Mrs. Other New York Republicans have fight of his life.” THERE IS NO SMAUER AID IN THE WORLD THAN years. new investment and growth.” tary Intervention in America on sideration as a "criminal and coached by John Rlsley. There- ter of Hadassah at ceremonies held Radnor Johnson. Mrs. Jan StlU- taken similar ptottions previous wounds. turnout is expected from voters j He was a member of the Dem THE NEW SONOTONE WISP-EAR* accustomed to being marched to; He recounted the Kenne.dy ad the part of the Soviet Union.” diabolical project conceived by will be eight meets with 16 boys in the vestry of Temple Beth Sho- bach, and Mrs. Ralph H. Gibson. He and Donovan, both political ocratic Town Committee and had enrolled. ly- novices, were .faced with the the polls under French rule. ' ministration’s efforts and plans to . And it says that “ the interna Kennedy.” lom. , The report is expected Dec. 15. It w eighs only 1/5 of an ounce. been town tax collector for four solve these difficulties. But he tional Communist movement has formidable task of opposing the In tlie central Algerian areas: The re.solution would declare library Workers Needed . Mrs. Jacob Silver of West Hart New York’s Democrats, at their years. He had earlier served as made no flat forecast about the Increasingly extended into Cuba that the United States will use volunteer mothers are needed for ford, a charter member of the or nonHnatlng convention that end experienced Rockefeller - Javlts A wisp of a hearing aid worn controlled ..by. the mutinous guer- Democratic registrar of voters for future course of the U.S. feconomy, Its political, economic and mili troops if necessary to resist C!om- team, that had a long head start Personal iNotices ril!a.s-of Wilaya (region) 4. voting part or full time work at the Cov ganization, served as inatsUing of Public Records ed yesterday in Syracuse, urged in the e « . five years and as a jtlstlce of the which has turned sluggisn in re tary sphere of influence.” munist aggression in the Western entry Grammar School library. ficer. that tna minimum legal drinking in the campaign that en^ with is Itkcly to be patchy. peace for eight years. Nothing worn hi clothing. cent weeks. Russell told newsmen that adop Hemi.sphere. Those interested have been asked Serving with the new president age be rklsed from 18 to 21. the election less than sevSn weeks Card Of Thanks The Political Bureau accused Mr. Johnson is survived by his The financial leaders who heard tion of the resolution by the two to contact Principal Clarence Ed will be Mrs. Alvin Hiracbfeld, vice Warrantee Deed Hughes lias pressed for such away. tor free BoMet Skesring -riSPJSAR,'’ C tf the Wilaya 4 commanders of. sabo wife, Ruth Lowrie- Johnson; three' sPillon’s address are discussing a houses and its signing by the CAN.ADA ELECTION URGED mondson at his officp at the school. president in charge of member Donald E. Richardson and Rhuel legislation 6n fou n ds that the The outcome of the election W* wish to arknowlpdi^R thp m anv taging the elections in their dis-: sons, Normand L. Johnson of 413 pHn that would put 10 hard-cur- President would demonstrate “ the tiUEBEC {.API—Quebec Pre A soccer program for boys of ship; Mrs. Frederick Buchman, re E. Richardson to Donald E. Rich present 18-yeal-/ drinking age in could have a decisive effect on #xprp»slon.* of *ymj>*thy offor^d bv th# tricts by forcing voters to abstain, ardson and Theresa, A. Richardson, friends and n#i|fhbor8 of iHa lat<» A linf E. Middle T)pke., Manchester; rency countries on record as ex- imity we all seek.!' mier Jean I-esage called toda.v a Grades 5 and 6 is now imder way cording secretary: Mrs. Joseph New York tei^.ts New Jersey Rockefeller’s political future. Scheinor Covon^v, and dispersing election meetings Kenneth W. Johnson of Wauke presslhg confidence in the U.S. Sparkman, who will be floor prni’lncial general election for under the direction of William Kopman, corresponding secretary; property st 45 Fulfon' Rd. .youths to cross tliAborder to visit An overwhelming victory could SONOTONE OF HARTFORD at gunpoint. gan, 111., and Sheriff Stanley A. dollar. ^ , manager for the resolution when Noy. 14 to seek a mandate for Ayer of the otaff. Mrs. Sol Cohen, financiei secre Lis Pendens taverns and causM automobile give him a strong push . toward Alin^ Coven^y Booth Wilaya 4 is angry over the re Society for Savings against Arthur K Tovaorv I I ASYLUM ST. — PHONE 247-4070 Johnsbn of ■ South Windsor; a Their Inffcqtion, it was learned it is brought up Thursday in the (J|e government to nationalize Legare In K of C Post tary, and Mrs. Tom Connolly, accidents on the returh. trips. . ths GOP prssidential nomination T ho Srh^in#r famllf. moval of mo.st of its officers from i daughter. Miss Arlene Johnson, of today, is to issue a public state Senate, said he anticipated quick l»ower systems. Lesage told a raphege Legare of Lakeview treaaurer. Charles A. Shattuck and Rtta A. the li.st of candidates and openly South Windsor; a sister, Mrs. ment before adjournment of this passage. news conference h)s government, Dr. has been named district depu The following committee chair Shattuck, property at 237 Wood accused Ben Bejja of instituting a Olive Blackley of Los Angeles, w e e k’s international financial The final language was based elected 27 monthsfago, feels that ty for St7 Jude Council, K of C. men have been named: Mrs. Ron land S t dictator.ship. Calif.; 14 grandchildren and two meetings here. largely on a resolution introduced proper planning demands na Legare’s district warden will be ald Lang, American affairs; Mrs. In the countryside .south and great-grandchildren. Per Jacobsson, managing di by Sen. Mike Mansfield of Mon tionalization of ail enterprise* Michad Carberry. Legare, a Sam Diamond and Mrs. Bernard west of the capital, frequent The funeral will be held Friday tana; the Senate Democratic lead which produce power for privato member of San Jose Council of Krutt, bulletin; Mrs. George San cla.shes occurred between Guerril rector of the International Mone at 11 a.m._ at the Watkins-West tary Fund, was understood''4o be er, -with administration support. consumption. Among the sys Willlmantic, was a ^ e s t of the dals, conference registration; Mrs. la Ircxjps and crowds supporting Funeral Home, 142, E. Center St., a prime mover behind The IdeksOf However,’ Mansfield’s language tems he tabbed for public own local council recently, as was Larry Spiwak, education; Mrs. Ben Bella. Several civilians were Manbhester. Friends may call at issuing an opUmistic s U t e m ^ was changed to declare United ership was the giant Shawinigan (Seorre Bourey, grand knight of Paul Groobert, fund raising; Mrs. injured. i the funeral home tomorrow frona .States determination on a epurse Water * Power Co. There are the Willimantic council and Julian Philip Bayer, ' Hadassah Medical in downtown Algiers, firmly about the dollar. Jacobsson al Montuffue-Capulet, Davis-BucJianan 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ready has expressed publicly his agatost the Soviet military buildup about 45 private power com Vertefeulle, past grand knight. Organization; Mrs. Irving Aron controlled by . Boumedienne's I in C|iba rather th^n to assert “ the son,. Youth Aliyah. Clifford and Connie Benson and Gordon MacDonald play father, daughter and boy friend, resp^tive- The family has suggested that own optimism. panies in the province. Many The local council will serve a troops and civilian police. Wila-ya | senseXof the Congress that the produce power for their own con public clambake at 10 a.m. Oct. 6, Also, Mrs. Oscar Rottner, voca 4 supporters under cover of dark- ly. in a familiar mountaineer family feud situation in the Andover (Community Club’s production of memoria) contributions may be Discussion of a possible state made to the CoiAecticut Tubercu ment was being conducted by the Prestdeht of the United States is sumption— such as aluminum rain or ahine, at the K of C home tional education: Mrs. Ssnol Solo ne.ss tore down election posters. "Up On Old Smoky." The three-act musical comedy will be presented at the Andover Town Hall supported HI his determination and mon. medical center; Mrs. David Friday and Saturday evenings at 8:30. Connie as Sue-Ellen Buchanan is trying to protect boy losis Society. 10 countries which have agreed to plants, textile and paper miUa. on Snake Hill Rd. Reservations and painted anti-Ben Bella slo-j possesses alNnecessary authority” must be made by Sept. 26. Tickets Grossman. Jewish National Fund; gans on walls. friend Frankie Davis from Paw''s wrath. (Herald photo by Pinto). supply up to $6 billion in the event of a critical weakening of any of to take whatever steps may be PHENOMENON IN NAPLES may be had from any of the com Mrs. Robert Stone, program; Mrs. Mrs. Georglanna Oonloa their currencies. The 10 are Bel- necessary. NAPLES, Italy (A P )—Naples’ mittee or council members. Herman Lassow, tourism; Mrs. giiun, Canada, France. West Ger Senators said iljls changed cathedral echoed with shouts of John R. Adamcik is chairman; Solomon, wills and bequests; Mrs. Mrs. Georgianna Conlon of 102 language avoided anJ^'^asible in Seymour Neleber, visual aids; Mra S. Lakewood Circle and St. Peters many, Italy, Japan, the Nether- joy today when cries went up Patrick Mohan and Homer Dlette, Idnds, Sweden, the United King terpretation that Congres.s was that the blood of the city’s pa co-chairmen. Committee members George Sandals, Zionist afralrs; burg, Fla., died this morning at attempting to spell oat authority- Mrs. Ralph Bawabe, publicity, and Manchester Memorial Hospital af dom and the United States. tron, St. Janiiarius, had Iiqul6ed are Norman Major. Michael Bamo, which the Constitution already in its containers. The phenom Raymond Pooler, Charles Carpen Mra. Morris Firestone, hospitality. ter a lingering illness. She was the gives a president. , - mother of Di-. William L. Conlon enon was said to liave occurred ter, John Sn\elIinR:, Michael Frati- annl and Albert J. Stevenson. and wife o t Thomas J. Oohlon. after less than 10 minutes of Education Board EXCITING CURTAIN-DRAPERY FASHIONS She was born Dec. 23, 1881, in FunPrals KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) ” 1?^. pmyers by the congregation, Variances Granted Grafton, Mask., daughter of the vana radio accused the United wnk;h crowds Into the cathedral The Zoning Board Of Appeals late Eltjak and Hannah O’Brien States today of trying to provoke cver.iKyear for the feast da,y of has imanimously granted variances Meeting Tonight Mrs. Flora H. Wheelpr an incident which would permit St. Janti^rlus. Two vials to hiild to Harvey R. Barratte Jr. of West ^SAVEUPT031%EXTiA A way to save Partillor. She had been a resident Funeral services for Mrs. Flora an attack on j^thiba. , Shore Dr. to establish a body shop of Manchester for the past 18 the blood o f the saint wiere ex The board of education, will meet H. Wheeler of Lakevlew Dr., Ver The broadcast complained of hibited, thewp^sed around to be at the Coventry Industrial Center tonight to appoint a citizens’ ad Why^ood-Tinir years. non, were held this morning at the for the repair and painting of auto Besides her son and husbapd ,in U.S. surveillance over shipping to kissed by the faithful. visory committee for the proposed Holmes Funisral Home, 400 Main bodies: and to Arland Hitchcock Manchester community college. MKII COTTON 0 RATON Manchester, survivors include a St., with the Rev. Felix M. Davis to build a garagC at his residence son, Joseph R. Conlon of Washing The meeting starts at 7:30 in the officiating; on Brewster St. with a variance al board room at Bennet Junior High ton, D.C.; a daughter Mrs. Mary Burial was in the family plot in lowed of three feet from the side Cliariie Suffers DRAW DRAKS...2-YRa Newman, Heightstown, N.J.; nine School. Buckland Cemetery. line. Also on the agenda are a request grandchildren and six great-grand- Bearers were John Buck, Paul Junior Legion Elects for an increased allocati(jn to Lutz COLORFASf 60ARANTEE childreh. Buck, Karl Keller, Thomas Miller, REALTY Sandra Hotchkiss has been elect Junior Museum, discussion of use Uneasylladiier The funeral will be held Friday Horace Miller and William ed chairman of the junior unit of of the tech school building on morning at 8:15 from the John F. Schieldge. the American Legion Auxiliary. School St., and committee reports. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W- Other officers are Shirley Mer- Unwise eating or drinking may be a Center St., with a solemn high row, vice chairman; Janine Mer- lource of mild, but annoying bladder mass of requiem at St. James’ irritations — making you feel restless, Cerv Plans Comeback \row, secretary; Sandra Hoyt, 75 at Meeting tense, and uncomfortable. And if Church. Burial will be in St. Jo COURSE itTMSurer: Brenda Briggs, histori- restless nights, with nagging backache, seph’s Cemetery, Berkeley, R.I., at KANSAS CITY (AP) — Bob ATTENTION LICENSE APPLICANTS anr^^borah Jurgensen, chaplain; Of PTA Group headache or muscular aches and pains the coilvenience o f the family. Cerv, home with his family after First Lecture Free, Tuesday, 6:.30 P.M. JudlthxHoyt, sergeant-at-arms and du. to over-csertion, itrain or emo Friende may call at the funeral being released by the Houston Candy Mqrrow, assistant sergeant- tional upset, are adding to^our misery Men and women, regardless of experience. Train now, before re About 76 persons attended a —don’t wait—try Doan's Pills. home tomorrow front 3 to 4 and 7 Colts on Aug. 3, hopes, to return quirements tighten. Obtain your broker’s license and nfien a small at-arms. X to 9 p.m. " ' Installatiofix of officers will be potluck last night to open the Doan's Pills act 3 ways for speedy to baseball next spring.' The 36- part-time realty business from your home, weekends, without giv 1962-63 season for the Robertson relief. I — They have a soothing effect year-old outfielder, who under ing up your Job. FREE FIRST LECTURE 'Tuesday, Sept. 25 at 6:S0 held at 3 p.m. 6qt. 7 at the Legion on bladder irritations. 2 — A fast pain- home on Wall sLxMrs. Lawrence School PTA. went a knee operation list winter, p.m. If you decide, you may enroll and stay on for the second lec Sam Zipkin, chairman of safe relieving action on nagging backache, Mrs. Helen ValcekAuskas Perry, advisor, is being assisted by headaches, muscular aches and pains. figures he will be much stronger ture which fqliows at 8 p.m. Morse College, 183 Ann Street, Hart-* ty and ciril defense, said his com 3 REST^SELLIRO TIERS Mrs. Helen Vaicekauskas of next spring. ford. 522-2261. Mrs. Vlnal B. Briggs. 3 —A wonderfully mild diuretic action Hartford, widow of Adam Vaice The junior group will meet the mittee is planning a bicycle clinic thru the kidneys, tending to inerMse kauskas, died yesterday at Mt, second and...... fourth Wedne;nrtday, o f to be held soon, and Clinton the output o f the IS miles o f kidney SRECIAUT RRICE-CMT Siriai Hospital after a brief ill the month from 3:30 to 5 p.fn., at O’Brien, PTA president, outlined tubes. So, get the same happy relief ness. She was the mother of Mrs. the .year’s meeting schedule. millions have enjoyed for over 60 the Legion home. Mrs. William LiSk and Mrs years. Johi) Jurgelas of 140 Chapel Rd., Square Dance Classes F o r conven South Windsor. OPEN TOMORROW NIGHT (THURSDAY) TILL 9:30 O’Brien , were in charge of the Robertson School PTA is spon hospitality committee for the ience, ask for the Mrs. Vaicekauskas was 71 years soring .square dance lessons for large size. Get old. Bom in Lithuania, she had evenU^ Robertson Principal R o^ D(fan’i Pills today! Doan's Grades 5 and 6 pupils starting ert Hmh welcomed the group. Hved in Hartford for 45 years. The yearly sale so many shrewd piano buyers wait for! Friday at 7 p.m. at the school 9 Besides Mrs. Jurgelas, she is sur auditijrium. The .classes are un vived by two sons, two sisters in der the direction of Robert Wana- Lithuania and three grandchildren. gel. Two volunteer couples are The funeral will be held Friday BERKSHIRE needed to chaperone. Anyone able at 8:15 a.m. at the Molloy Funeral to as.sist is asked to contact Mrs. Home, 906 Farmington ^ve.. West James R. MacArltrur. Hartford, with a solemn requiem ; Music Festival Players Set Supper EXPRESS Maas at Holy Trinity Church at 9 i Coventry Players will have an a.m. Burial will be in St. Mary’s | open meeting and potUick ait 6:30 Cemetery, East Hartford. \ p.m. Saturday at Brookmoore Friends- may call at the funeral j Bam on Snake Hill Rd. Mrs. home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and Elinor E. Smith will be in charge tomorrow from 2 to 6 and 7 to 9 PIANO of entertainment. She will pre p.m. sent Tennessee Williams’ one-act YOUR ^ play “Talk to me Like the Rain and Let Me Listen” under the^i- persuasirely In Mrs. Helena F. Scott Metipn of Burton E. Moore. Stan U.S. Savings Bonds pay you By standing up for free COLOMBIA—Mrs. Helena Fretz SALE ley Kokoska of Willimantic will eonvenation or ifiore than interest because- Scott, 64.' of Ddubleday Rd.. died be the Producer and Mrs. Peter dom elsewhere in the world, last night at Windham Community Ogleby, stage manager. Leading before a group . Memorial Hospital after a long Many teachers and IDEAS th ey do more than earn . we insvure our own. per roles will be played by Mrs. Smith lllneBs. She was the widow, of musicians choose and and Robert Gre'gpfy of Mansfield. Harold R. Scott. ALLOTM E NT money. sonal freedoms. We make recommend the Acrosonic above Mrs. Laurier F. DeMars and develop confidence Mrs. Scott was born Nov. 10, ■ Mrs. Eli Parizeau of Willimantic assui It’s a matter of what hap it that much surer that 1897, in Brooklyn, ' N. TT., the I LIMITED dll ethers because of ih' quality of tone ■ will be in chwge of the supper ability to deal w >opie! daughter of Louis and Elizabeth ’ . . , yet its compact size requires very little spaeel arrai^ements. 'Anyone iiitpi’ested pens to your " Bond dollars. we’ ll be able to enjoy Brooms Fretz. , in joining, the group shouM- coni Theae Bkllla Help Ton Gain RocognMen, MaikM 5J oney! Survivors include a son, Harold - tact Mrs. Zolton Feuerman. Deposited in- the U.S. ,the things we’re saving E. Scott, of Lake Hayward; a BALDWIN ACROSONIC SPINETS, Consoles, Hamilton DALE Treasury, they strengthen for. daughter, M rs.' Sheldon Adams of ' Manchester Evening Herald Columbia, with whom she lived 1/ Goventry correspondent, F.. Paul our economy at home. All in all, it makes a two brothers, Alfred Fretz of Co Verticgls, Bnldwiii Gronds and Howard Spinets ine Uttle, telephone PUgiim lumbia, Ga., and Howard , Pretir of 2-6281. ' At the same time, they , pretty substantial return on Detroit, Mich., and five graildchll-' GARNER dren. Prices Start at help Uncle Sam take the yovu savings dollar—one The funeral will be held at' 1 At'tbs end of each summer we onnoun«;e this unique sale. These p.jn. Friday at the Potter Funeral side of freedom wherever that begins the moment Home, 456 Jackson St., Williman- pianos were shipped from Baldwin's factories direct to Tangle- $ possible in the world. And ypu plunk down $18.75 tlc. The Rev. George K. Evans will wood, and were used for performances, teaching -and practice LOOK! z o m i officiate. Burigi will be in Colum /by Boston Symphony porsonnel, toloisH, Berkihiro Music Centor the opporturiities to dp so for. a $25 U.S- Savings bia Center Cemetery. FUEL OIL SAVINGS In SttVe Spesklng, Human R^teHona* Memory Trainiiif Friends may call at the funeral foeuhy mombert and itudenti. Thoy orb proetieolly nowl continue to grow. Bond. home tomorrow from 7 to 9 pun. ■J ^ ieldwiri has been the official piano of the Berkshire Festival far BENCH AND 200 Gals. At 13.8 ATTEND A FREE 10 WAYS this Mrs. Florence B. Matte mare than ^0 ^ars. t DELIVERY Course Will Benefit Mrs. Florence B. Matte died CASH U.S. Savings Bonds pay a unique INCLUDED $27 60 DEMONSTRATION Men and Women Monday, at her home in Hartford. 1. Increase Poise and return: Most Americans agree that A former Rockville resident, she Confidence Under communism, the party decides what was born in Hartford Dec. 8, 1911. Ifcau se our allotment of this year's “ Tanglewood" pianos is quite 2. Speak Effectively the most important part l6day She is survived by her mother, 200 Gals. At 15.3 SESSION to print. Under freedom, the people decide what lin :d, we have also marked down — almost as drastically — every Budget Plan ,$30.60 5. Sell Yourself and Your 6'om pnv with tM mHert elsewhfrt is not measurable in dollars and to rjead. One way to keep our press free is to keep Mrs. Anna Bernard Boucher of Ideas Rockville; a^ brother, Raymond T. OiF THE WORUD-PAMOU8 cents. financially strong—as individuals and as a nation. new piano’ ourrently ht stock in a . . . DALE CARNEGn; CDUR8E 4. Be Yoar Best With Any Boucher of ^Manchester; a sister. Ahunlnum Group SHEER DACROr NIHON Mrs .Stephen H. Connor of Rock Oofflbination Windows 811.65 IN MANCHESTER 6. Remember Nantes ville; and a daughter in Hartford. STORE-WIDE FESTIVAL OF BARGAINS 1 Installed...... 818.95 8. Think and Speak on TAILORED CURTAINS Funeral services will be held to W*dnMdciy, Sept. 26 Your Feet morrow at 8:16 a.m. at the New Oiv« yowr cKildr«ii 7. Control Fear and Worry No otM iioc billB ahMd! Just Dwh and Buy an EXTRA Bond during the Freedom Bond Drive Aluminum ' • , 7 P.M. Tea pH aN Um work saving virtaes kirk and Whitney Funeral Home. tK# of Combination Doors .... fS 2.95 8. Be a'Better theae pieity, pmctieol Hiatti«...tM iwiiag BRAND NEW 1962 MODELS o t wash nad-haag l^ ron poly- Ekut Hartford, with a solemn Itorning- muiic on m I n s t a l l e d ...... 842.95 Conversationalist .needed. M)0% Imtiie gba. Obese is a ssesst Mass of requiem at St. Rose’s 9«nuina lgldwin>buih WHITON MEMORIAL eslsr, ploi Ike tsoMiaesat hsatskp Open Mon. thru Sat., 9 to 5:30 9. Develop Your Hidden dnbbygeeve-ftniniOTeiees. White eetdeoiesa Church. Burial will be in St. piono • . . fin«it AUDITORIUM Abilities of the aiaea aaaee ...hat sat hssr Keep freedom in your future with Mary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. y*u ton buyl Open Thursday, 9 to 9 85 NORTH MAIN ST. 10. Earn That Better Job, yeu SBvs at Graata Yea feaa’t hsat Friends may call at the funeral MAIL THIS MANCHESTER More Income DOUBU home tonight from 7 to 10. this lor laal vahre! Snowy whsts COUPON TODAYI JC*______WIDTH ia nmst-waatod issntaloc Inagtha W ^MBEB & SUPPLY t a I I J A n T C A D n MONDAY, SEPT. 24 *7 B iki Melvin O. Bigley Jr. GOSS PIANO riM I\ I rw lv l# TUESDAY, SEPT. 25 / ■ .JVl. PUoM Mnd FREE illuitrcrtad | Melvin G. Bigley J(., stepfather I.^T PHa^-Bowon Bldg., 528 Farmington Ave., Hartford , U. S. SAVINGS BONDS cotoIoQ on igrkthlr* mI«) i EstabUshed 1947 o f Glen Nicol of Manchester, died •nd lh« beokigt, 'Your Child j 'Next To Mark Twain Diner f yesterday at hi« home In Old Say- Free Parking In Rmu- Ami Mutk." I & ORGAN CO. W .T.OR A N T CO 2 STORES IN TV U.8^0 PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING. HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WE_DNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1962 Section Two WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1962 iM a tirb ^ S l^ r ' WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1962 ' ...... ' Pages 13 to 24 writers on radio, television, z l AP Special Report Connecticut Politics in the press to the diaQubing ■>__ symptoms of moral deeax’'sunong 35 Years with Department 12th Circuit Two Democrats some of our people,” he' sEUd, "is MrSs Bourn : Gordon Seeks a forerunner of a diffnge of pub Attend Seminar Teacher Union Against lic Euid private attitude, so that Court Cases Kennedy’s Non-Political Trip eventually it win be reEdized that "Francis Hart Retires Contends for Third Term it ie neither, ftmny nor fashionable Both of the Democratic candi to be sinful.” BOOKVHA£ SESSION dates from Manchester to the State Endorsing Candidates Gave Him Nom ination A 6200 fine' was imposed on School Board Lejrislature plan to attend a sem As Director As Foreman of Mails David StCele, 40, of Phoenix St., inar for Democratic candidates Ha^ Grand Political Harvest Saturday at the Capitol. They are Vernon, charged with larceny, by Mrs. Katherine D. Bourn, a Deffr Agreeing unanimously that teachers have what one mem (Oontbined from Pago One) ^ Ribicoff said he will present de- Judge John Daly in yesterday’s Atty. Paul Groobert and Steve Atty. Robert W, Gordon Is a By ARTHUR fiDSON f-ticularly since he’s a speedy “ A nice, warm, friendly visit,” Francia J, Hart, foreman of ocrat, Is seeking re-election to a Republican seeking his third term ber called "a fundamental right. . . to take part in politics,” tEUled recommenciations fo r'' soly^' DR. I. GERSHANOFF, mails at the Manchester Post Of sesrion of Circuit Court 12 in Cavagnaro. HOUSTON. Tex..(AP)-vA presi reader? Connally said. topU^ RibicoR is making one of the Ing the probleme of the New Rav Rockville. second term on the board of' edtica- The seminar ha# been set up by on the board'of directors. He has the Manchester Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO, yesterday fice since 1957, has reUred from been the secretary of the board the Who Gets the Boost? And now. a note on what hap cornera^ones of his campaign.. As en Railroad smd it’s commntbrs at OPTOMETRIST ’the fine resulted from an in tlon. The term runs from 1962-65. Arthur B. Powers, state chairman ^tiernoon voted its support of tonight’s political meeting dent may not have^politic^ upper- Does the sight of a president pens to men who don’t become the postal service after 36 years. past two terms. secretar^-qf health, education and a speech Monday in StEUiyMrd. When asked about his future cident in July when Steele and his She has been serving on the Or the committee for the election sponsored by the Manchester Edu-;f- most in his mind every time, he scurrying through a' plant or an presidents.. Lyndon Johnson was One questioner wanted to know of Democratic legislators. cation Association. welfar? until. July, he was de^ly HAS RETURNED TO plans, Hart said "I plM to enjoy son, Richard, 16, reportedly took erclse influence through their In-, mahe.s a move. But once the d ^ d Installation ... really ■ boast workers’ Instrumental in getting the space Involv^ in the'a4ministration’s at what Ribicoff thought of the sit Powers will distribute kits de However, the federation voiced is done, it’s bound to have, fof. m my retirement in spending as much a tractor-cultivator from a farm, terest. morale. . Or is it the morale of th«f center here. As a man who is tempts to win pst3sa|;e of a Medi uation in Cuba. , REGULAR OFFICE loaded it on a truck, and placed signed to help the candidates plan three objections to plans for the better or worse, political conse-pfej—lemocratlc party that gets the wholly and unabashedly political, time as possible at my favorite re their local campaigns, geared to Robert Vater, chairman of the care bill. Ribicoff Mbes 'promised He replied tJiat he feels this is sort spot of Rockport, Mass.’* ' it behind a woodpile at their home. , meeting, scheduled for 8 o’clock in Njucnce.s. lift? he was joyous at the big crowd. no time for^ hotheads to dictate the state campaign. The kits will personnel policies committee, said No president has been ifiore that if he goes bsick to Washington HOURS Hart was bom in Middletown, The. elder Steele, also - was | the Bowers School auditorium, in Tliis thought WEIS expressed in But, horrors! A mistake. A-con as a senator he will be in ah even what stebs the country should .charged with entering without include statements of Democratic cluding the MEiA’s proposed en that any endorsements of can^- nwki^ Of this than John F. Ken-, a cartppn by Jim Berryrtian of vertible was available for Kenne Conn., but came to Mamchester at policy on major issues, copies of dates by either of the two teaon- better position to aid such legislA* take. He said he would support FOR INQUIRIES an early age with his parents. In permission, and was given a three- dorsement of- board of directors' nedy, the WasHin^on Evening Star. He dy, , so he could be seen EUid re the/Rresldent on Cuban policy or speeches by Gov. John Dempsey, ers’ groups would be presump- tlon. " , August 1927, he started his postal month suspended sentence. Young I candidates whose views on educa Rarel>Nhas it been more sharp drew a b^mocratidDemocratic donkey ap-ap spond to the cheers. Through Em iff-'other areas of foreign policy. and lists of. Democratic achieve tion it approves. tuous. because neither has uqtil ly illu-straled than in his trip last At one point, he was asked if he MI 3-6030 . ' ' ; career^ as a substitute clerk in the Steele was charged with entering I plauding KSnnedy and -saying error by Secret Service, Johnson "I'know the job and problems ■without permission, and. a nolle i ments. recently become actively involved week to loofe^bver space in.stalla- had no convertible. He had to fels the American Medical Asso^ North End office. In 1933 he was The Republican candidates have in politics) ■'First in sp^.e. first in peace of the Residency,” Ribicoff said. 915 MAIN ST, was entered^in his behalf. I Speakers at the seminar, which tions^ at Huntayille, ,^a.. Cape fir-st in Novembef!” ride, unnoticed and uncheered, in elation is woking to defeat him-be transferred to the central office will begin at 10 a.m in the House declined the invitation to speak, “I would support the President, The court was told the elder; saying IJiey refuse to be coerced As for the MFT. he said that It Canaveral, St. lif)uia and here. Kennedy stood to. reap a nice an enclosed, air-conditioned limou cause of his stand on Medicare. no matter whm- when it comes to when both the North End ^ and of Representatives, will be Gover- might seek to endorse candidates Especially here. sine. South End Post Offices .mergm. Steele had been advised the trac-1 by pressure groups. The Demo harvest of political hay even if it "Withoyt a question,” Ribicoff the bsisic problentS' Of foreign pol tor waa nearly worthless and ifor Etempsey,.'Powers, State and crats have accepted, saying the in at future elections, when the This was advertised, as a non wasn't plEinned that way. At lea.st Johnson got a seat by said. "The AMA is out to beat me.” He became a regular mail/elcrk National Ilemocratic . Chairman group has become thoroughly icy and the bEisic ' " piroblems of $io90r Motoro So loo in October 1936. could be had for. the taking. •' .Ail vitation is a challenge from which political jaunt, and, on the sur How can a politician miss if he the window. He was also sisked if he would peace smd war.” foe footo4-^oM fog John Bailey, and other officials. grounded in politics. face, it was. In 1951, Hart was appointed Also fined was Robert F. Mi they should not retreat. goes all out for astronauts? debate the subject with Dr. Edward While Ribicoff weis on televis chaud, 20, of Manchester, I.IO for MFT President William J. Dowd Kennedy dutifully mentionbtj the When Kennedy got to Houston N. Annis, president-elect of the clerk In charge of the money order The MEA plans to endorse, ion, Seely-Brown kept his own breach of the peace Aug. 17 at through newspaper advertisement' said that "historically and tradi space program is bipartisan.xHe all non-political pretense Was Awaits Sentence AMA. campaign active by appearing be and registry division, and on Dec. Meetings Planned fetched along Sen. Alexander wir 21, 1967, was named foreman of the Capri Diner at Vernon Circle. and a telephone campaign before tionally” unions have not en dropped. Ribicoff said he would' debate fore a church group in Danielson, Michaud also was given *a 90-day dorsed political candidates. "We ley of Wisconsin,- ranking Repub Here in Texas they take their Annis only if the AMA official were malls by Postmaster Alden E. By Bennet PTSO the Oct. 1 town elections, the can . LITCHBTELD (API — A 37- near his home base of Pomfret. suspended jail sentence and was didates it feels hold the best views should follow that policy,” he lican on the Senate Space Com politics neat. No watering down, designated by U.$. Rep. Horace l^ le y . ' / Frauds J. Hart .said. ■’* mittee. tb prove the GOP has no ye'ajr-old Millertdn, N.Y., . woman He said public indignation will placed on probation for a year. J on education. please. ^ely-Brow n to substitute for See eventually prove to be the force Prior his recent retirement. Mrs. William Malkenaon, vice objections to the United States will sentenced in Superior Court . Sa /e Hart had served eight yeara as a master here, and myself, had a In a companion case, Daniel B. The MFT said it also objecU to The Bennet Junior High School Long before Kennedy arrived, ly-Brown in such a debate. Seely-, that stops what he called the in Hutson Jr., 20, of Thompsonville, president and program chairman PTSO, has sent letters to l,20i) getting a man on the moon first. things were percolating. Oct. 9 on a charge of manslaughter Brown is RlbicofTs RepublicEm op member of the Civil Service Board jam-up of mail in the office, so we the fact that board of education Some Questions crease in moral decay in this was griven a 30-day suspended of Bennet PTSO, announced at a parents of Bennet students asking Earmarks of Slap in the dedih of her newborn baby ponent. country. of Examiners and was director of took the mail by truck, up to recent board get-together that camdidates have not been invited But a few nagging questions the National Association of Postal Windsor Locks, crossed the bridge, jail sentence on a breach of the and that no questions will be al that they attend the meeting. The Kennedy .ssiid he had invited Kiri. However, he said, he expects "The attention which now is be • Irtsi s psrW (eMSSi Msitf peace charge and placed on pro*- there would be three meetings of Atty. Robert .1^ Gordon MMchester PTA Council has in- Seely-Brown will do his own de ing paid in Congress, from the • w Iwn «sr ere "esiher Supervisors for the Hartford Pos which was Imrely above the water the organization this year. lowed from the floor. Hoi^^ rome “ Kennedy chose to ‘ °P representatives and sen- The woman. Miss SophlerYaku- • tiiiO U m O r tI »M a ea leg tal District. line, and took the mail down to bation for a year. fbtTTied its member PTAs of the bating. A MciiMiva •• Aom U Mrs. Katherine D. Bourn He has his own law office in his travel at this time? Could it be ators on the space committees. bowski, 37. pleaded guilty yester pulpits, and by many speakers and A three-month suspended Jail The first will be-an o j ^ house "The right of teacher organiza event. This burned up Rep. Bob fcasey, liiUmJ fatofwUr* to wl •T have enjoyed my years In the Hartford on the other side of the on O ct 24; the second, a dramatic home at .417 E. Center St. He has tions or any other legitimate possible that with Congress still day. The infant was. bom April 29 Im toon W f grko. IWy 9 ^ sentence was ordered in the case Mrs. Bernice Maher, president a Democrat in whose home dis owwIortaMo iMfiport lor postal service,” he said. "I want to Connecticut River. We returned school board since 1959. She Is a presentation in which both par lived in Manchester since 1939. group,, to question and confront in session, and with Kennedy hav in the basement of Sharon Hos ooM yo4 ofo i thank the public for Its attitude the same route, with incoming of Frederick Worthington Jr., J8, He was bom Sept. 9, 1917, In of the MEA, today again urged trict all the activity was to take pfOtty.** M laatarf; y«i mom ' former town director and a mem ents and teachers will bake part, candidates for public office can ing ho desire to stir up the ani- pital, where she worked. and consideration in complying mails,” Hart said. of Somers, charged with lascivious attendance at the meeting. place. Casey ha.sn’t been too en M •votImm. T]*y A m ber of the present, and several for pnj. January 23; and the third, a Worcester, Mass. His family moved not be denied,” said the federa mais, this was thought to be an Coroner H. Gibson Guinn's find eSetf *Mr or syyiirstits. SBhi With Postal Department requests During his years with the postal carriage. Worthington’s charge thusiastic a New Frontiersman. To my friends: m4 ttpdo ib»u SfrvHik toot. student art exhibit and guest -to Storrs in 1919 and he attended tion in a formal statement, urging" ” We feel that if parents and ideal way to make news- without ing said she locked herself in the ill expediting the Christmas mails. department. Hart also noted the was reduced from risk or injury to mer, charter revision commissions. Windham High School from which other residents are afforded _ the creating {froblems? "All the earmarks of a slap in roorfa and gave birth unatt^ded, Ptul Btif w Bull Bom ikuBm, a minor child and he was placed on speaker, on April 17. that townspeople attend the meet the face,*’ Casey cried. After 40 years o f honorable deEilings, com petition has forced lait CJI mmmnmmi mtm The uSe of stickers for bulk In- great increase in commemorative Mrs. Bourn was bom Katherine Edward Adamy, president, has he - was graduated in 1935, the opportunity to leeum where our Could the President, or anyone despite the pleas of other hospital town and out-of-town mail have stamp sales over those years and probation for a year. ing. Not so, Kennedy told a news me to close my doors after business Thursday, September 20. Deering in Forest, N. Y.^ and was appointed the following committee Univer.sity of Connecticut in 1939, "The Manchester Federation o f educational system can be im else without scientific training, as workers. made the handling of the mails the great Increase iff stamp collec- Revocation of probation was or proved, and how these improve conference. graduated from high school at 14 chairmen; fitrs. Lauren Burnett, and the University of Connecticut Teachers strongly supports the in similate much on such a hurry She emerged from the room - a I wish at this time to THANK all my friends, customers luid *“Helanca is the Registered TM much easier for the post office tora and clubs in this area. dered In the case of Walter G. Se- membership; Mrs. Frederick Burr. Law School in 1949. ments can besrt be accomplished, i up.journey? A giant Saturn boost Kennedy brought along an all- hEilf hour later, carrying the baby’s at the Heberlein Patent Corp.” workers,” he added. Hart married the former Lil core, 28, of 151 E. Main SL, who in Schenectady. Three years later alienable right of every citizen to star cast with this road show, in salesmen for their kindness to. me. Jr„ publicity; Mrs. Malkenson, pro He was a navigator aboard a they will support a program de-;' er rocket, such as ‘ he saiv at body in a bsuiket. Its death was During the big flood of 1936, lian S. 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(7 e ff bunnuamanyousaw hi$ ad— time you shop title Yetim Pages ssey,} // The Marvel of Main Street"* MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER OPEN 713 M AIN ST. MI 9-0665 **A Beautif ul and Exciting Shetu Place o f Rugs and Carpets** SERVICE MI 9-9523 f' " THURSDAY and FRIDAY 311 MAIN STREET—OPPOSITE STATE ARMORY ■ - ' MANCHESTER Open 'Thursday PLENTY OF FREE PARKING • OPEN 9-9 MONl THRU FRI. —SATURDAY 9-5:30 NIGHTS UNTIL 9 g o o d / ^ e a r STORE 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ‘1 . ‘ . I ' / / r p 't!' --4A' 'ft •■ - -7 ^ V / '• r-'^ /■ • - , V i . / ■U ■■ / ■ ■ hi-'-" ■ ’■ -x V 1- -t- \ ■/ ■ . ■; > ■ ' ; , V ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ ■■■ t • PAGE FOURTEEN^ MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1962 about 8 p.m. Sunday Shaw became self. He is active In government In for a back.strain. Noble was shak Rd., fell off his bicycle when he PAGE FIFTEEN Bolton upset when' his 9-month-old son Mahoney^Bids that city as well as Manchester. M inor Accidents en up, police said. drove it in front of>a motor ve j L wouldn’t take hia nursing bottle. Mahoney is married to ^ e for hicle operated by Robert J. Mc Shaw,- the police said, th re w '^ e mer Miss Lucille Murphdy. They Noble told police he had Just R.I.WMDEU infant head-on against the head- have two daughters, Nancy, 19. Bring Pfe Arrests come out of a parking stall and Kay. 63, of 24 jjllnton St. PTA to View board of his crib. The child’s right ForithTerm and Susan, 15, and live at 19 Ham was attempting to pull up behind 'Ihe incident occurred on Ver Building collarbone was b^ken in the inci lin S t Three minor motor' vehicle acci Mrs. Morse’s -vehicle when his foot non St., some 190 feet south of dent, the reporriidded. dents investigated by police yes sli|lped off the brake pedal onto, Hilltop Or. Patrolman Raymond School Plans ■ Th baby was X-rayed and treat As Director the accelerator pedal. The extent Peck said that the Walnum boy 'Contractor terday brought no arrests but some of damage was not reported. and a fellow eyclift left the scene ed at Manchester Memorial Hos- bumps and bruises to persons in DouglM Cheney of the public pital-and discharged. He is said to Democratic Director Francis J.. A second accident occurred yes after the accident. Walnum was Rosldmtlal-ComiiMrelol Police drrests volved. D EN T S A L E building ^mmlBBlon will explain b e' in satisfactory condition, ac Mahoney ia running for his fourth terday morning at Maple and later located at his home suffer A three-car chain collision oc ^ ru ce Sta when a motorcycle, ing from minor buimpo AlNrotlens-Rwiieddinq propoecd plans for a Junior-senior cording to the police, report term on the board of directors. He Pupils Get Break curred yesterday- morning on Main operated by Jean H. Marcel, 21, bruises. No arrest was made. The high school to the PTA this eve was a high voter getter in 1968, the Patrick Daly, 26, of HavertolU, “BiuineiM Baih On School officials initiated a 19- Mass., last night was charged St., some 38 feet south of Oak St., of 47 Avondale -fld.^ skidded on bike had a dent in the rear fend ning. The session will be held at minute "‘break” for pupils attend wet pavement and struck the side er, police said. No damage. was Customer Satisfaction” year the Democrats took c o n ^ l of with operating a mbtor vehicle when a vehicle otaerated by Alex the Community Hall at 8 o'clock. ing double sessions at the school. while his license to operate is Un of a car'drlven by Johif J.- Mc done to the motor vehicle. FuU Insurance Coverage Alternate plans for a junior high Parents pointed out to board of ed ander C. Noble, 60, of 32 IValnut Cabe, 38, of 66 Lynnwood Dr., DRASTIC CUTS! der suspension. The arrest was St., struck the rear of a car op sch(>01. as drafted by Architect ucation members that some pupila made during a routine spot check erated by Mrs.,-8!llen Morse of 'Vernon. No persons were Injured Police Chiefi Elect Tel. Ml 4-0460 Arnold Lawrence of Manchester,- who had .to get buses for the after by -Manchester police. Daly was and both drivers and vehicles con After 5:00 P.M. )P TO 80%! FLOOR SAMPLES, DEMONSTRATORS. will also be shown by Cheney. noon sessions at 11:30 am., had 15G Forest St., whose car in.turn POLAND SPRINOa Maine presented in East Hartford’s Cir was pushed into the rear of a ve tinued on, police said. The cycle (AP) Police Chief Arthur P. The public is invited to attend no opportunity to have any food cuit Court 12 this morning and had minor front fender damage 82 BALDWIN ROAD and view the proposed plans. Ques from 11 a.m. until they arrived hicle operated by her husband. Hayward of New Britain, Conn., SON INE OF A KIND. ALL AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! his case was continued until to Charles F. , J. Morse, 83, also of and the car minor right side dam was elected secretary of the New tions from the floor will be wel home at about 5:30 p.m. morrow at Manchester. He is be age. Pupils attending both morning 16G Forest St. Mrs. Morse was England Associallon of Chiefs of comed. ing held In lieu of a 8l50 bond he taken to Manchester Memorial ta s t night at about 7 o’clock, Most of the U new teachera at and ^temoon sessions -will now be was unable to post today. Police yesterday at the group’s Read Herald Advs. E EARLY! q u a n t it ie s LIMITED! the school are expected to be pres able to obtain milk in the cafeteria Hospital where she was examined Jared Walnum, 8, of 116 Barry 37th annual meeting. ent and will be introduced. Also to during the break. be introduced are members of the Plan ‘Harvest BalT PTA executive committee. William Androlevlch, chairman AUTOMATIC WASHER AMM^NSor’s Appe«l PORTABLE TaEVISION $ of the Harvest Ball to be spon REG. 159.95 SAVE 31.95 £dson P. Herrick, clerk of the sored by the Democratic Town >011 ('ail C'oioO oil I s .. .(^iiii I i ('o*-ilsi .N o M o i ‘4 ‘ Jit S c 'jii - s . J k n fa O REG. 169.95 SAVE 51.95 1 1 8 board of assessors, has made an- Committee at the Rosemoimt Res . other appeal to townspeople to re taurant on Oct. 27, reports that port to the assessors any major in advance reports promise the affair terior changes made to,their homes will be large and 11-vely. Plans «* AUTOMATIC WASHER 21-INGH TV CONSOLE during the past year. A similar ap- were discussed at a meeting of REG. 199.95 SAVE 32.95 * 1 1 5 7 REG. 199.95 SAVE 4 0 .9 5 ^ X 5 9 eal several weeks ago _^brought no the committee Ttjesday night. The JL W # response at all from townspeople, dance will be a public event. Dedicated to IyOU...! ENJOY BE^ER LIVING TODAY Herrick said, but he hopes this sec Bowling? STEREO CONSOLE ond reminder may prompt property Men ai^d women interested In AUTOMATIC WASHER owners to contact assessors about forming a duckpln league are ask REG. 129.95 SAVE 31.95 ^ 9 8 improvements recently complet ed to call Joe Tracy of' Brookfield REG. 209.95 SAVE 22.95 ^ 1 8 7 MAHOGANY ed. Rd. by Tuesday. If enough local Ftranols J. Naboney . Residents who plan to be out of men and women are interested, ar town the last week of October are rangements will be made to bowl the board, polling only 11 -votes m U X E STEREO CONSOLE Invited to file their property- lists regularly at a Manchester bowling fewer than former Mayor Eugene SEARS DaUXE AUTOMATIC WASHER $ O A 7 WI’rtKAM-FM RADIO now so that they wUl not be penal alley. T. Kelly. REG. 269.95— 8 Cycles. 2 Speeds SAVE 62.95 ^ W U REG.’ 2 ^ 5 - SAVE 50.95 * 2 4 W 9 ized for late filing, Herrick said. Open to Public SALE ‘ i ROEBUCK AND CO Cavsnagh Letter Filed The public is in'vited to attend He has been -with United Air A letter from William T. Cava- the meeting of the Tolland County craft Corp. for 27 years, and is STEREO CONSOLE V.V>- nagh of South Rd. was read at Democratic Association at the now project supervisor In Hamil WRINGER WASHER both the Selectmen’s and the pub Community Hall tomorrow at 8 ton Standard’s experimental ma MAHOGANY WITH A»L^ RADIO * 1 ^ 9 lic building commission’s meet p.m. All Tolland County Demo REG. 169.95 SAVE 32.95 *A 1 W 3 7f l REG. 149.95 \ SAVE 11.45 X 4 9 W ings- Tuesday night. Cavantigh is cratic candidates in the November terials control di-vlsion. advocating conversion of the ele election have been In-vited to dis He was* born in Manchester 47 mentary school on Notch Rd. to a cuss campaign issues. year4 ago, attended St.. Jamek’ ------I School, and was graduated from Gas Basement 2MNGH TELHISION \ junior-senior high school and build aEGTRIC DRYERS ing two eight-room elementary Manchester Evening Herald Manchester High School in 1933. In REG. 149.95 ^AVE 21.95 ^ X 2 8 schools on fiye acres of land at the Bolton correspondent, Grace Mc high school he developed an inter REG. 169.95 north and south ends of to-wn. Dermott, tdepbone Mitchell S-6566 est in sports, and continued to play \ baseball and basketball in semi- Furnace Systems Both the selectmen and the PBC TABLE MOOa RADIO decided to make Cavanagh’a let pro leagues. 'aSliP* $ g 8 8 ter a m atter of record, but took Murder Trial S p f He la a member and former GAS DRYER REG. 11.95 no action on the letter. Members chancellor of the Knights of Co REG. 209.95 SAVE 4 2 . 9 5 ^ 1 6 7 of the PBC noted that they are UTGHFTEHiD (AP) — A second- lumbus, a member of the Hartford obliged to follow the directions of degree minder indictment was re Industrial Foreman’s Club and the the board of education only. turned by a Superior Court grand British American Club. He has .also NO MONEY DOWN TRANSISTOR RADIO $ 1 j > f t Hearing Tonight jury yesterday against Anthony been active. in Red Cross drivea 12 Cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR With Cose and Earphone Low Price J h Those interested in the proposed Coma Sr., 51, NCw MUford. West Side (ddtimers’ reunions and Coma Is charged -with the ham Up to 5 Years to pay on REG. 219.95 X Meadow Development, off Bolton K of C^”Iriah Night” sport dances. SAVE 22.95 ^ X 9 7 Center Rd., are invited to appear mer-slaying of his wife, Beatrice, Most recently he .has become at a public hearing tonight at 8 49, in their home Aug. 7. He en Identified with the movement to re Sears Modernizing Credit Plan aOGK RADIO $ 1 J , 8 8 a t the Conununity Hall. The plot tered a plea of innocent and asked locate R t 6. REG. 16.95 SAVE 2.07 X - T plan, showing one proposed road, foe a trial by jury of 12. The trial He owns four cottages in West 258 12 Cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR was submitted by John D. LaBelle, was scheduled to start Oct. 3. erly, R. I., which he maintains him- Save money by getting your heating needs now. These 5-run systems REG. 249.95 SAVE 32.95 *4 2 L JL 1 7M attorney for Mrs. Margaret Rich, owner of the property. The hear Sears will ar with return air ducts, are intended to connect up to your existing POPULAR LP RECORDS ing has been s Cl**'. ■ V - u ' -X-- L - r t .u-:. \ J X v : I -/■ II ' \ . ( ) .• )■ ■ . V: j MANCfHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 19^2 P A G E s e v e n t e e n PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1«, 1962 The Soviets also vasKet -Others involved' are Milford; Democracy or Dictatorship'^*** bate on withdrawal of U.S troops Bonci Coniiiiission $431,876: New Haven. $1,226,407; Aftp.r 10 Unhappy Ddys Rockville-Vernon ‘ I Reds Expected ill '’South Korea. f X- i-*. • and.New Britain, $2,367,000. Engagement Di . Nahh s Topic 'fp (jippQg^ |J]\ If the Soviets were miffed about Okays Funds for the defeat of their candidate for T m o Left in .4nialeur Strand - Stimnffe Work Begins Dr. Harriet C. Nash, supervisor X „ | president, they made no outward Urban -Pro jecls Britain Gets Cautious Rebels, Arm y Split show of it. Tlie Sovle^delegatlon PINEHURST, S.C. (AP) -Only of nursery schools and .kindergar-1 W n A gk g»| '| I l i t * Ik 4 The' engagement of Miss (36n' 'V tens for the state dep.irtmenl,-of V-4 U * 1 X 0 joined in Ih^ applau.se Tor Zafrulla two Connecticut players remained | Khan, 69-ytar-old veteran diplo The allocation of state funds for in the U.S. Amateur Golf Tourna ■stance M. Strand of Glastonbury On Post Office education, will apeak at a-p^rent.s’ . • - WFRE HONORED mat who has ^ headed Pakistani two area redevelopment projects ment as action resumed at the i to Thomas E. Strange of Manches was approved this morning by the; Vote on Joining Market meeting concerning the rbopera- ,, x,,t k d NATIONS n 'y' fAPi delegations here since 1947. Country Club today.! ter ha.s been announced by her _. start of constpuction of the new live nursery school tomorrow al 8 UNITED NATIUNb, N,\. lAF State Bond Commission. * incmiisi. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. p.m. in the Second Congregational i S°''iet opw-sition is c.-jpecled to- Zafrulla Khan polled 72 votes to P'our were-knocked out yesterday. -, Vernon post office, next to the 27 for Ceylon's G. P. Malalase- Manchester's North End project, Strand of ' Norman Hill Rd,, month. Chiirch. . : t**'y 6 P'61 Py Tunisia to speed approved by federal authorities on The victors were John Bryan of Thompson. (rontiniiwl. from Paco Methodist Church on Rt. 30. has | kera. wlio was supported by the Southport, who edged .Mike .Me-* After that ha must hold his^(ol Sponsored h.V the molhei's’ club i "w United Nations through a hen^\’> Aug. 3, was grantea $176,246, and Her fiance is the .son of Mr. and been confirmed by postal officials ; <^Mayo, but be declared he would Russians and .some neutralists. .Malum. 1-np, and Bob .Allen of monwrallh coimlrios arr all bip lowers in', line in. Parliarnff ifi Boston. of the church, the school is begin- agvuda by shoiteniiig spcci'hes the 16-acre Rockville husinc.ss dis Mr.s. Everett Strange of 58 Vir (Continued from Page One) re-sign and join the rebels. The a.sscnibly ' al.so boosted its West Hartford, who defeated .Ar prodnrrra of what , officials de- where resistance is building up Paul E. Kcllehcr, manager of at .Campo de Mayo. i.«suing a post- ning its.fihh vear. Dr. Nash will i i'"P '0'in g debate procedure, trict project was allotted $195,472. ginia Rd. — INVITED Emerging at 3:15 a.m- from a size to t08 by granting U.N. mem- nold Blum by a similar margin. arnhr as tpmpcralr foodstuffs apain.st the terms he. .so far ha.s the real estate divisiftn in Bos midnight communique .saying "the meeting with Guido. Gen. Jo.se tell .'about recent developments in : Tunisian delegation wants These amounts will be matched . Miss Strand is a graduate of the-niirseiT .xchool field; ■■ l‘he subject of imprrn-ing U N. ber.sliip to Rwanda. Burundi. Ja- In othei- matches; Jim Grant of cprrals and meat. All fear their negotiated. ton, said that work on the struc dilemna is clear — dictatorship or Ctorfiejo Sarania. war, secretary] maica and Trinidad-Tobago. The ; by tlie two , towns , to___ account. . , . for . WellierSfield was defeated bv Bert ; [Toimtelolle Menioria High School ei rjnoiiiies would be pravely in ■file communique inade^ clear ture was started this week by the democracy." A fe-w ■ openings remain f„,. ’ working methods included on the and ciiief target of the rebels, told; proposed agenda for llic 17lh an four . oimtrios were granted their eventual . o.st of Burdick df Baton Rouge. 'La.. 4 n'omp.son and holds an asTOCi- - jured if tbey were suddenly de the Commonwealth leaders them- Natioanl Construction Co. • of AS CANDIDATES FOR THE The rebels ■claimed growing sup three-year-olds and iiitejcsted par ^ t Miothe nt-nornmaprograms. Eedcrifl nirwisfunds vriwill rtew.smen the rebellion of the 400 • nual "sWasion which opened Tiie.s- independence this summer. nied the taritf-free arranpenients .selves want the chance to c.xpre.ss South Boston. The building is ex port among cavalrj’ garrisons officers had been repres.sed "ab ents may contact Mrs. Joseph J. make up the majority of the ex and 3: John Suisman of West I College. Ciiicago, '^®R;;®® 111. Mr. Strang# to sell in Britain arrangenient.s their judgment when the Bru.sseKs, pected to hje ready for occupancy throughout the' country. , solutely.'” Glode, 72 Alton St. day. The 21-natioii .steering com penses. ' Hartford bowed lo John Hendrick- mittee goes to work tfVday on the ' is a graduate of Manchester High that would have to end if Britain; Belgium, negotiations „are com- sometime after the first' of the BOARD OF DIRECTORS The air force and the navy The strength of the CJampo de The state allocation is part of a son of P'lomtown," Pa.. 5 and 3; . School and attended Center Col Joins Europe on terms .so fai j plelc. year,-Kcllehcr said. watched nervou.sly from the side Mayo garrison is estimated al 30.- agenda, ■ Kiii«j of Yemen $25 million bond - issue approved Dirk Siderowf of Westport lost to Rer. Dr. J. 11’. Pritive ■ Informed .sour^-s said the Sovi lege. Danville. Ky., and Rider Col pained in negotiations wrth the I Britain pointed out that the The new building, to be of col-j to appear before a group of our fellow citizens to express our opinions and to answer lines. 000 men. The cavalry corps, al- last year by the stale legislature. | Tom Reed of Broomfield. Colo . lege. Trenton, N.J.' He is employed Common Market six France, 1 Common Market had offered as- The army command pul troop CHARLESTON. S.C. lAP) The et- Union. whose*'iandi ■ :\ "'ll/ - I ^ • Jr '■ . N -.'■1 ■ 1"'* 1 -' ■■ ■ ■ ^■■'.■7 : .-'I. ■ -X ■ - ' */ ■ . /■" PAGE EIGHTEIGHTElEN 1 . MAXqH^STER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNE^SPAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1962 ___:_____-- — - 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1962 ' PAGE NINETEEN BUGGS b u n n y UUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR U'“'PLR^ DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Tired of Your Itooms? Mutual Funds Start ('hristnuM Knitting Wake up a drowsy living room For maximum safety, income YOUR YARN SHOP ort the \ with "wide-awake" W ALLPAPER and growth, you should check the' downstairs floor of House tt Hale W k from SHERWIN-WILUAMS CO., advantajge of M U TU AL FUNDS is ready with a bigger-than-ever. WHAT'S t h e ''! Yes, SO YOU f a n c y Burgaiiis 981 Mam Street. You’ll find breath available at your New York Sftock display of needlework for Christ- . AiMWtr to ProVlow Pualo taking patterns in every price Exchange Member,' SHEARSON, KEEPyOUR D'STANCE.Y BUT THe HOUSE mas giving and . keeping. The OF HOOPLE IS No t Geography Quiz range, for every roopn in the house, HAMMILL * COMPANY, 913 CALENDAR kit, $1.99, CARD MflOC.TO ALLOW FOE ^ m e are soap-and-water washaUfe Main Street. Mitchell 9-2821. EYPANSION OF HIS DEP e MDENJT C3M ^ Lis^ted by HOLDER, decorative PANELS AcaosSx 4 Futile or even plastic coated to stay new HEATS.'— He YOWR p a t r o n a g e ' and "Jeweled" ANGELS come 0 ) 5 Serve uirer looking. MATCHING FABRICS are If you like to mix sea-sonings with everything you need for add HIS HAT OUT TO y Y f a c t is , 1 HAVE NOT 1 Sooth AmcrkAn jjAwjc A tpip i OOMT FORGET, Kl'O, APPROVED OFM.V countD , 6 Is obligated v availa.ble with many W ALL into ground beef before shaping ing your personal touch with se Y Scottish river ro ^ P M T / {vNE'IRe PAYING GUESTS^ WIFE TAKING! ItN ” S MisuchuKtU PA PE R patterns to create a and cooking for hamburgers, one quins. spangie.s, glitterihg thread, cipe 8 Rude dwellings %harming( unified decorating re A?/ ( S,; IM t h i s p a d ! l o d o e r s / u m - m teaspoon salt and teaspoon, pep ta a few. hours you can complete ON S Ckstra't 9 Russian river sult. per to one pound of the meat are X WILL R e n e w 10 Cap pert CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS of country standard measuremenUs. MY PR OTEST 12 War god 11 Fruit drinks wool or felt to cherish through m Today Only After you’ve put that cake bat *■ T O HER. • .. 13 Reverential 19 Anger .Coat Or Dress ManchesUtr Purkdde SUtreM Lovely Linens! the years. What a thrill to get a fear 20 Army Shop until 9 Lonight at W A T ter into its pan, do. you remember ; You’ll Like Their W'orlr- hand-knit SW EATER for Christ 14 Dry 22 European Basin KINS, during their T R A IN LOAD to tap the pan sharply on the table HOUSE & HALE SHOE SERV mas. YOUR YARN SHOP has 15 Arrow poison 3 Imitatea SVhen the Han-est Moon Is Thrre Tlmrs the Fun im »y •»•«*• 42 Whirl SALE. Handsome savings arc once Or twice to get rid of air ICE doea excellent work. Bring "Minerva” CARDIGANS you can 9-19 16 Golf device f4 Rent 31 Cnase .Shining tw tn u» >»t Qw y^i7 34TnaiUiaiUnd a 93 Kind " available on upholstered furniture, HOB NOB RESTAURANT ha.s and avoid an uneven texture? your worn shoes here to be ex knit for $3.98 in two styles. You’ll 17 Bundle 25 Individuals . G r a n d w a y knows the time \ 18 Nicknamed 26 Counterpart 35 Egg dishes 44 Whine dining room sets. mattresHes and been leaturing FAMILY NIGHT pertly repaired and restyled. H AT find the "Bear Brand’’ "Spin- A L L Y O O P BY V. T. HAMLIN 37 Maine and Utah 45 Mine entrane* IS not far off to think of cold Cha.se Those Colds Eleanors 27 Diminutive accessories made possible by train every W EDNESDAY with a com Cl e a n i n g is a specialty, too. ncrin” "Fleisher” yams offering 20 Black----- of suffix 38 Trouble 48 Nevada city weather needs for your ear and plete dinner offering A L L YOU If you 'dread the winter months WHATOHA ...AS CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF MOO, SUZ.THAT WAS / T THOUGHT , WEa, A MOLECULE Wyoming 28 Jungle king 40 Eats 47 Ginger cooW load buying by W ATKINS. You your home. ANTI-FREEZE for They will DYE SUMMER ^HOES SW EATER KITS in exciting, new , IS A LITTLE THING, CAN EAT for $1.50 each. So because they usher in the season WANT ME rr IS IMPERATIVE I MAINTAIN AS NICE A I THAT WAS / OKAY, 21 Go astray 29 Observes 41 On the Piciflc 49 Knight's tItM have until 9 tonight to snare your your car Is in stock. Keep ahead a fashionable dark shade, ready to styles, to go from office to night TO TB-L A HIGH LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE STATEMENT S PRETTY f OOP... JUST A BIT BIGGER 22 Offspring share of savings. popular have thc.se tunnel's been, of sniffles, -sore throats and ach^ complement your fall wardrobe. life, Even if you’re just a be VOU ABOUT IN A a MATTERS PERTINENT OF POUCY AS 7 GOOD MY- \ SHOOT,' THAN AN ATOM/ r " r " 1“ 1 8 8“ T“ 8“ r " IT TT of the fluttering leaves this year that the management is tripling due to .colds, skip into LENOX 23 Ascended with an efficient LAW N SW EEP "S * H" GREEN STAMPS and ginner, they will help you at MOLECULES? TO TH' OPERATION OF A , r EVER HEARD.'V SELF... 26 Omaments its .service by having a FAMIL'Y PHARM ACY, 299 East Center plenty of free parking are addi YOUR Y’ARN SHOP to turn out PROGRESSIVE GOVER'MENT.' 30 Cooking vessels 12 12 U Odd Sl7,ed Shoes ^ ER. Fresh, hot PIZZAS come NIGHT special on THURSDAY Street, and get- acquainted with tional vbenefits of HOUSE & professional-looking work. With ■y 31 Strike a fly NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — For 10 out of the ovens at GRAND W AY and FRIDAY, al.so. ' Drool a bit the "CIORICI&N’' family (tablets, 32 Cravat 18 18 IT years Mi's. Irene Johnson has regularly. Buy one individual HALE SHOE SERVICE. quick-knitting baby yarn vou can 33 Mri. Adam as you glance at these menus and mcdile^s, syrup, nasal mist, "D " make a BABY RAGLAN CARDI- r~ been swapping shoes with women serving or . buy the. whole PIZZA, then hurry to HOB NOB RES tablets) for every member of the 34 Mix II li perfect when the gang galher.s at When an old-time recipe calls 'GAN, $2.98 j.ust one of the new 35 Siouan Indian fi’om New York to Seattle. She TA U R A N T tonight and . plan to family, every type of cold. "CORI- for a tablespoon of grated fresh “Minerva” kits. ^HAT'LL 35 Meeting 21 had polio when aged 7t and it left your hou.se '"PORKY THE come on Thursday and Friday CIDIN” TABLETS (100 for $3.98) 38 Prayer endings PIG” CONTEST continues through horseradish, it ’s safe to use two rtOLb'EM her with one foot to fit a size also. The Wednesday menu slarts provide fast relief of colds and the tablespoons of the present-day bot Beauty’s .^idvic-e - .» ..30 Faucet s r 2T 2T a ill September. If you haven't taken FOR A 40 Expire . 7'a and the other to fit a size 4. with savorv Chicken .soup, .south accompanying aches, pains, fever. tle variety. JACKSON, Tcnn. lA P )—-The WHILE: = For years she had to buy two a few minutes to guess the sveight ern FRIED CHICKEN and rich The ''D ” 'TABLETS (24 for $4.531 .41 Indian state H of the porker on view in the Ap- new Mi.ss Tennessee’s .advice to 44 Columni pairs of shoes to get one. But it a - cvspaghetll, ^aa^LLi, 1 French axilX.ll L/lxbread, tea or are recommended for rapid relief 0<'eui-front Hotels On a' Budget tliose of you who wanl^'lo enter 48 Speck seems other women have mis pliance Dept, venture a gue.s8 and I coffee, $1.50 complete with sec- of colds, sinusitis, hay fever. Be f T Fly to Miami for a happy holi beauty contests is both" practical 40----- Valley, matched feet also. H ef steadiest place yourself in line to win a ; ends and third.s if you're still hun- prepared for old man winter. Stock Idaho day of fun and memories. GLOBE and brief. "Don't eat between Si shoe-mate is Martha Pool of Dal portable television set. Autumn ; g,-j. Thursdays. Italian min- your medicine chest with "CORI- CARNIVAL 50 Paradise has unpacked its gflamorous offer-• ^oup is followed bv SPA- ’TRAVEL SERVICE, 905 Main meals, ’ said Margaret Petty of BY DICK TURNER 51 Ireland las, Texas. They've been trading C ID IN " products so that at the Nashville, a sleek 35-24-35. " it all ings at the "Fa.shion Square” of g HETTI AND .MEAT BALLS. Street, offers LOW A IR FARE LIT? 62 French island for about 6 years. first sign of a cold "CORICIDIN' goes to your hips.” 53 Chriatine'a GRAND W AY. Cuddly CAR French bread, tea or coffee, $1.50 from LEiNOX PHARMACY fe to Miami now. The autumn rales PRlSCILIwVS POP BY AL VHRMFKR nickname IT a 48 17^ COATS, lined with quilting or arc at a fraction of the Winter- If You Loye Color and 'Texture complete. FR ID AY FISH FRY' handy and helpful in relieving Freslu-n the House and Wardrolte WELL, 1 HAD OME FROM IF ME W AS'*50 ‘ 54 Insects plush pile, are tagged $11.97 to includes langy cold .slaw, cri.sy sneezing, stpffy or runny nose, season price.s. Thrill to the luxury 55 Legal matters U U) Spend hourhat M ILL FABRICS H9.97 Some collars are en living in luxurious hotels. Hotel Right now when we’re bidding THE MOST HANDSOME, MUCH, WHY DIDN'T 58 Halt SALESROO^I, 175 PINE French fried potatoes, French aches, pains, fever. summer adieu and greeting the 62 hanced with fur. Slip into a bread, lea or coffee. $1.50, Enjoy rales are much, much lower. MOST PERSONABLE Y O U S N ,‘ * DOWN 81 82 STREET,- and empy every minute. new autumn season, the dry clean “T B O Y IN t o w n ; SWEATER, the bulky-knils of an evening out at HOB NOB Did you know that hiilk absorbs Make plans. Get ahead of ’the 1 Hurt Wander up and down the spacious ing piles up. ‘’M ARTIN IZIN G ” 84 86 u wool and orlon aci-ylic are $2.57 RESTAURANT. Why cook? flavors from other foods? Keep high-Pf'ced season. Dial Mitchell 2 Sea bird aisles. Stop at this'table and that to $8.97. You'll .sec proportioned 5-2165. You’ll be glad you did. the ONE HOUR DRY CLEAN- 3 Stagger _U Let HOB NOB feed the family that carton tightly covered during ING plants at 20 East Center one displaying,a boiWiful collec SKIRTS and SLACKS to be top- j amply for $1.50 each, its refrigerator stay. tion of material. It's ^ gathered pftd with a hand-some V IN Y I,' Add a.spoon of salad ofl to the Street and 299 West Middle Tpke. will help you whiz through house together, here .under one\pof. Add JACKET. $5:47 to $13.97. You can If you like to serve slcwcti toma National Dog W'«*ek kettle ' in which you a/e boiling cleanin-g. The service is fast and to your own wardrobe or\.hat of "'look like a milhon” when vou toes or other vegetables in “ nap- The purpose of setting aside this pasta to save spillovers. the family. Make a smart acces shop GRAND WAY S "Fashion pies” or "saucedishes," place National Dog Week, Sept. 28-29 is, thorough. All work is done on the SHORT BY FRANK O’NEAI, premises, so there is less danger sory for your home. M ILL KNAB- Square." these small containcis to the left of "Better care for dogs through bet Before You Buy s New Hat of losing anything. Open Monday RICS SALESROOM has the Hyh the dinner plate. ter-informed dog owners." THE Corte to SCHULTZ BEAUTY through Saturday from. 7 to 7 woolens, jcracy, silks, cotton (inrtlen Unr.paclin PET SHOP at DEPOT SQUARE SALQN. 988 Main Street, for a HERE IS THE aren’t VOU GIVING MORE / and Thursday evenings to 9. How . FIRST PLACE iTZpPHV FOR THAN ONE TROPHY There are SEM'INO .‘VCCESSO- (Makes 3 to S servings) • WliuliiWM .\re Noticed has everything for keeping your professional hair-shaping. ’ Then RIES, gadgets and aids that help can I lO'-j-ounces) condensed From in.side and o'.it.side, the dog liappy, comfortable an d every hat you try on seems to the men in the fdmily wlil enjoy THE fa<;t draw cmrEsT. 83151 • COURSE. \ you get professional results with beef troth wtndow.s of your home are noticed Thc.se graceful design! add an healthy. You'll find cu.shionod look well from every angle. Point the profcasionally laundered shirts 8-18 as done by "M A R TIN IZIN G ” the X modern short cuts. Right on the ta'jlespoonsk'hoppcd cucuml>er | by the family, guests and pa.s.sers- exquisite touch to .voiir bedroom beds, dog diners with suction- to your favorite hair-style and premises is an UPHOLSTERING wing the popular A-line, 1 tablespoon minced celery by. Kre.sh. attractive curtains or linens I Combine, pineapple crochet eupped feet to anchor solidly, phis the talented 'staff member at TWO HOUR SHIRT SERVICE, 299 West Middle Tpke. Even if SHOP staffed with full-time- this princess, style can be worn as 1 tablespoon siloed green onions draperie.a framing your windows with rich embroidery — wonderful Dog Grooming Aids I flea killer, SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON will a coat or a dvijss, and belled if '* cup chopped fresh tomato say nice things eloquently about gift ideal coat conditioner, deodorant) to shirts slide around in the drawer, RONNIE «Y .lOE CAMPBELL craftsmen to reupholster your adapt it becominglv to vou. A they stay nc.itly packaged, 3-pc. set for 3145 which includes you wish/ 3 drops Tabasco the occupants. The CU RTAIN Pattern No. 2856-H has crochet give your pel a special pampered PERM ANENT WAVE, beginning directions; hot-iron transfer for 2 smooth, crisp and .spotless. Both labor and material. The DR.'L- No. 831.5\vith Pall-O-Rama is Thin green pepper rinfrs AN D DRAPERY' SALE now in feeling. LITTLE & M cKINNEY is with a sUmulating .shampoo, a W THAT'S APPREClftTlON"^^XLC^ in sizes 8, 10/^12. 1-1. 16. 18. I^ust' Keep can of soup In refrigerator progress at W. T. G RANT COM designs; color chart; stitch illus- Ihc name to remember for all your sparkling rinse, test curl and plants will handle your dry clean THIS LOLLIPOP, , I FOR YOU-- VOUOOT PE R Y SHOP will custom-tailor tmtions. ing and shirt laundering orders. draperies for you at $1.25 per pan 30 to* 38. SizV lO, 31 bu.si, 6-''i 3 to 4 hours. Combine vegetables: PANY" is tirticd for .vou now, just lawn and garden needs. new-season style set, will have c i s r e a l , y - '^ yards of 35-incnV, To order, send 35c in coins to: Watch for the opening of a V A S H E S a l l o v e r 1T/> el, lined or unlined. You'll be in chill thoroughly. Open 'soup and \vhcn you are freshening the house you walking on air as you leave. t a s t y .' To order, send 35c in coins to; mix with Vegetables; add tabasco. for the holiday months ahead. Anne Cabot, The Manche.sler Eve Always serve lamb extremely You'll feel so exhilarated, because THIRD "M A R T IN IZ IN G ” estab a 'happy dilemma choosing from lishment about Oct. 1. 4 2 ^ ...... ■ n' ^ ■ " C Sue Burnett, Manchester Evening Serve in chilled bowl.-s. Garnish DACRON DRAPERIES, 63" long ning Herald. 1150 AVE. OF AiMEK- hot on heated plates S'o the lamb vou look .so attractive. .\sk to the enticing fabric. Stir up a beau Herald 11.50 AS'K. OK A3IERI- 1C .\S , NEW YORK 36. N. ty brew for vour living room with each serving with a thin green are. $4.87. TAriXJRED, NINON fat won't harden loo quickly and have a "W E L L A •' OIL TRE.YT- „ ' CAS, NEW YORK *8. N.V. ! pepper ring. curtails, .so neat and tidy are For Ist-elass mailing add lOc for look unattractive. SLIPCOVERS that cost $39.95 for For 1st class maifln^ add 10c $2.77 a fwir. Durable FIBER- each p''atlern. Print, Name, Address •^r'^ate ?a '“T7 dt.stribS of nml "? -THIS IS ro R -m F S ^ M D labor for a 3-pc. set. OPEN MO.N- with Zone and Pattern Nuniber. for each pattern. Print Name, Pack Pure Noiirlslinient GLAS SHORTY D.RAPERIES, 4.5'' Art Supidies for Students of shine and sparkle. Let these 'or bolbi in a cake, try'(old- \ FASteST GUN IN THE WEST DAY THROUGH SATURDAY Send 60c for the new big'-.size '62 Address with Zone. Style. No. and A lurychbox sui'prise helps the i and .54” at $2.66 will not stretch, DEW EY - R I C H M A N CODI- nourishing oils feed and revitalize mg in the nuts or fruits with the 9-5:30, also THURSDAY AND Album filled with lovel.v designs, last amount of flour. Size. whole d !v go better. And whv i-shrink, or sun weaken and thev PANY', 767 Main Street, has the your hair. Look your best as a FR ID A Y EVENINGS to 9. Make Don't mi.s.s the new Fall and not wheii CHOCOLATE COVER need • no ironing; the 63" length a needlework stitch section and .school grade line of "Winsor-New- free patterns. new autumn .season arrives. ' f yourself happy at M ILL FABRICS I Winter '62 issue of our pattern ED .'RAISINSU PEANUTS or $3.66. Pretlv as a picliirc TIER lon" line of A R T SUPPLIES that SCHUL”rZ BEAUTY SALON asks S A L E S R O O .M,, 175 PINE , book Basic Fa.shion a complete DATES, fi'om MUNSON S CANDY CURTAINS are $1.77 a pair, BA include paint.s, bru.she.s, canvas, for the privilege of serving you. The Inquirer STREET. , .sewing guide."Send 50c. SHOP- kre so good to taste and TISTE TIERS arc 99c a pair. Take | and "Foster" instruclioh books for ___l _ so good for you and the young advanlage of the CURTAIN AND | Income Tax Exempt painting and .srulpliire. Avoid eye-- DRAPERY' SALE at WT. GRANT COBURN & MIDDLEBROpK, 9 -/9 C ‘1Mt hy'MA. M«. T.M. R«(. U^a. off 'The electric mixer doe.s a good sters. Slim and sophisticated strain; enjoy reading and studying 9-19 ■Job of mixing sponge-cako batter. So Cheery and Colorful CHOCOLATE C O V E R B D CO. and get "S & H " G R E E N j 629 Main Street, suggests the pur- comfort when yo\i provide enough ‘The old government had me worried there for a Unle.ss your partinilar mixer Bursting with friendliness and CRACKERS are high in .satisfac STA.MPS as a shopping bonus. 1 chase of "FIRS'r REPUBUC OJR- good light with a DESK LAMP. JU D D S A X O N BY KEN BALI) and lEBRY BRONDKIELD recoKimends otherwise, use h i^ charm, the BRAIDED RUG selec tion and low in calories.. Depend iPORATION OF AMERICA " .stock. ..$13.95,...... with a wide...... 15” spread of minute, Poopsie— trying to disallow us speed rpr beating the egg.s for the tion at MANCHE.STER CARPET on MUNSON’S CANDY SHOP to Count on having about I'a c\ip.s Dividends are paid monthly with ng-ht. T7ie air vent chasc-s heat. PON^^T YOU CUT THOSE POLES ly o u U NEVER DO IT, & MAR-SAL AMY, VOOR ILLNESS expense.accounts!" cake. "0 1 ? flour or flour-sugar CENTER, 311 Main Street, is Uie plea.se. you of .sauce from a po\md of apples, i .'’■•^'d of 9 per cent It’s income tax ------LOOSE, HAYDEN. I JU S T ' 7 AMY, WE'LL CRASH' ISN'T f a t a l ,THERE'S ' exempt. Call Mitchell 3-1105 for HAVE TO KEEP THIS BEEN A NEW REPORT ‘ mixture .sh by' '■/ JCiS lU BAMBURY \ r n . 16-POUND CAI’'rAIN EASY w and . .you can change MR. ABERNATHY BY RALS'lON .I()NES and FRANK RIDIiEWAY BY I.ESS.IK TURNER DOUBLE LOAD ’'SO wor! WHiREVER HE 19 NOW, HE i6uH-H...HBV, \ YEP..0IED JUWE 7,184-4-J ' here ARE THE Bo'sTOM \ riw sinw.auaTeir l CASTWIRTH AL,EC WATT, THE A N D PETEFL WT ANBWeRIM' NO PHONES! VfE'aKEEP DAT 15 H\S 1 DATS PA LEAD WE HEED, PAPEB I your whole figure ..5EARCHIN' PffSB OLB GgAVEyAgPS POR PLAYING WITH?! in sur an ce AGENT.. Mo o r e ,t h e TV TOMBSTONE. J SON! C'MDN..0Ey'S A B94' ■* JONAS'S 09ITUARY. | GOSH, MR.- H IS -iU M lR . LOGIC!! r - AWRIGHH /MUSEUM HERE WID OLE ABERNATHY, WEATHERMAN. IT ORTER UST W r | NEWSPAPERS DATIN' BACK KIDS HE HAP! 50-LB. COMMERCIAL DRYER WHAT A TO ADAM! with WONDERLIFT!’" BEAUTlEUL DRY 10c--10 MINUTES RACOON . . . TlfFr LUSCIOUS i You get a l-o-n-g, lovely unbroken line . . • COLLAR OF THE UVER-POPU- ' "Lucky the girl in the marriage plus the most blessed hiddtn supporti The only washing machine manufactured that pre-soaks LAR BOY COAT IN CAAIAPILE I race who finds herself riding your clothes and gives you 3 j^parale rinses. A Sagging abdominal muscles ore lihed — (85% WOOL — 15% CAMEL with a winner.” sighs Sassy. I / 'rf'II HAIR). WEARABLE, WONDER beautifully and so healthfullyl The split-hip YOU CAN WASH t* Bedspreads FUL STYLING GOES EVERY-' , design controls, flattens hip and thigh lines * 6x9 Cotton Rugs * Sheets ‘ \ \ * I /eoRH.9«tjjJ' ' , * 11 1 ,11 WHERE—BEAUTIFULLY. To be "tres-chic," Into softly restrained curves. Peach batiste * Slipcovers * Drapes 1 ' 1 \ i > » for average figures— style #96-120. 9-19 come to For shorter figures— style #14-120. THE STORY Ol* MARTHA WAYNE Iiksa BY WII.SON SCRlUlCS • No Waiting! S' OH, PAPAA,-')WE'Rgj^AVIMS.I TRES CHIC! I'M MISS ATEER, THE OWNER, \i 'm DIANA SMVTHE.l TOAT DOES POSE A PRdBLiw . . . ) DAVY J O N E S PLEASE IT'S fcEN MADe I- i i f c C T BY LEKK and McWILLIAMS • . . l/gfcf •• • Only NEMO has ' ' ../J YOU MUST BE MEW GUESTS, /THIS IS MV FATHER.^ BUT WAIT, YOU CAW STAY CLEAR ENOUGH I'LL GIVE VOU AND I'LL WANT 28 Double Load , WELCOME TD castle IMM , / WE WOM A TRIP MY COTTAGE' ^ I'D sizes 7 to 14 SO M ETHING THIS KISS GIVE A MOUNTa im I.I WE don't BEIONG HERE BUT, GOSH, WE GIVE. A MOUNTAIN ■> this patented"Wonderlift* i l i HI TO TA K E BACK WHEN OF GOLD TO HAVE ‘ FORGOT TO MAKE ALONG, DAVY. VOU RETURN, • A GIRL LIKE ' 1.98 Washers— 16 Dryers RESERVATIOWS ■ DARLING. I-, KELLY WAITING )VSi \ which-works these wonders! X f o r m e . X v ''f^ Manchester Parkade ^ Charge Accounts ( Invited ^Shopping Cehtet CORSET SHOP WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE . . 6.H1 M iAIN STREET— MU 9-6.‘i4f r MANCHESTER— NEXT TO GRANP-WAY m w M •ANt AMPLE /PARKINf*— AIR-CONDITIOS’^D TV JP-. I ¥ / I" \'-' X-. 7 r r .'f . ’ V* . X ' PACE TWENTY MANCHESTER* EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, l<96Sj' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1962 PAGE TWENtY-ONE ■Yankees Slip Closest Pursuers a Mickey- THE Herald Angle Patterson Can’t W ork Up Wici By ^ K L YOST No PredictionJ - r ■- ' spIporU Editor -■ - pennai^t-clinching number to six’ Smith Hottest Player NEW YORK (AP) YANKS-SENATORS— ^soh's double, his steal of third and one out- later- Marv Breeding Am^ericans Stunned They’re getting do>vn to over .s^ond-place Minnc.sota. ' ! .Cheney- (6-9), who struck out r o m Bernie Allen's .sacrifice fly got the knocked in what turned out to be Takes Looses at Heart Cham p 4 champagne drinking time in The Twins lost ground by losing) 21 batters in a 16-inning game Twins even itf their half. the ganie-winner with a .single. the American League/ And to Detroit ^2-1 a.s Jim Bunning al against Baltimore in his la.st out The Tigers snapped the tie in Chuck E.strada (9-15) won it with Munching on peanuts last Friday night in the press box at - 'P In U.S. Amateur Golf lowed only five hits in eight in ing, started off that way Tuesday the sixth with another unearned ninth-inning i-elief help from Di.ok Fenway Park in Boston^ ^’as one of the world's richest men, In T r a 1 n 1 n When Gretel Won 1 - the New Yorkv Yankees, nings, .stranding 11 ba.se j?runners by striking out Yankee^, leadoff ,run. Chico Fernandez reached Hall and Billy Hoeft. g -WH- m who’ve popped a 'few corks in rnan^Tony Kubek. He then walked ♦ • ♦ Del Webb, co-owner of, the New York Yankees. The ball club and turning back .Minne.sota four first on a wild .throw by third CHICAGO (A P)— Heavy I PINEHUIiST, N. C. (A P )'* were Dick Chapman of O-slervllle, tlieir day, may have adminis times with the lying run as far B ^ by Richard.son and Tom baseman George Bank.s. raced RED SOX-WHITiE 'SO.X— “■ is only a “ toy” with the tycoon who is engaged in the con-, t i Mass. (1940) and Deane Beman' Tresh. Mantle then bounced his weight Champion Floyd F’at- NEWPORT, R. I. (AP)— Has American skipper Bus Mos- Chunky Charlie Smith, rat tered the knockout blow to as second base. around-to third when Allen threw Winning pitcher Don Schwall struction business from coast to coa.st. When the rains damp . . ... of Bcthe.sda, Md.. ‘ (196ni, who 28th homer off the .scoreboard in into left field trying to catch him (9-15) drove in three runs, as did terson, in peak physical con- hacher met his match in Austrailian helmsman Jock Stufrock ? '1 ed somewhere in the middle both won Tuesday after first their closest pursuers by slip The third-place Los Angelas right center .fields In the third in ened the box seats at Fenway, including the Yankee box next Angels continued to .stagger,.^1os- at second base and scored on Billy Gai-y Geiger, and Frank Malzone to the New York dugout, Webb'« i dition for his title fight with This was a questiiin that stunned Americans and dplirious of the pack in pre-tournament round byes. ping them a Mickey. ning, Richard.son singled, and an Bruton's single. chipped in with a two-run, homer sought refuge in the press box. As Still in contention for the two ing their sixth .straight. 5-2 to Bal out later. Mantle picked out a .1-0 Sonny Liston next week, also Australians were pondering today after the upset vicitory by The Mickey ■ would be Mickey * * * a.s the Red Sox pounded Wynn 1 favorite ratings moved into timore, and falling T'.j games pilch and rode it for home run >it turned out he w-os my neigh is mentally set but admits he] the Australian challenger, Gretel, Tuesday over'the American 18'h.ole matches today were Billy. Mantle, the .slugging, but_ .stili-. back with 10 games remaining. No. 29. ORIOLES-ANGEI-S— (7-13) and the White SoX; bor in the front row. today’s double round program Joe Patton of Morganton. N.C.; I hobbled center fielder of the de * * ' • . cannot work up a "vicious atti-1 defender Weatherly which knotted the America’s Cup series The Yankees and Twins each have The Orioles got the job done When the Yankees win, and tude ' toward the challenger. of the U.S. Amateur Golf collegian Honioro Blanca.? of fending world champion.s. 'wh'o nine games to play. A’s-IXDIANS— ’ they usually do, Webb is, happiest. at one race. each. Houston, Tex.: ■ British amateur t 1g e u .s -t w in s— with three runs in the fourth in In his quiet hill-top tia.nlng alle Championship with increased tagged Tom Cheney for two honi- Boston rutned Early Wynn's bid The A's broke a 1-1 tie in the On this occasion, the Red Sox While the Aussies wore cele .sies were tacking him dizzy and champion Bob Davic.s of Pa.sa- er.s and drove in five runs a.s the Running (1,8-8) had it in the ning after - an error by Angels sixth on doubles by Ed ■ Charlea at Marycrest Farm—far from ear stature. dona. Calif.; Dick Sikes, public to gel his 300th victory, belting tight spots, but the Tw'ins’ Infield were out front en route to a 4-1 shot of the rock'n roll record play brating American tacticians re the Americans were losing every He has been the hottest player Yankee.s whipped Wa.shington 7-1 him for 12 hits and eight runs starter Bo Belinsky (9-11) opened and Wayne.i'Caukey ' before break triumph. viewed the race with a fine-tooth lime they''came about. links champ from Springdale. Tue.sday night. t didn't and that was the difference. the door. Brooks Robinson fol ing it open with four runs in the ing that thumps the tempo for of the first two r^nds of the 62nd Ark.; and Dr. Ed Updegraff of iif five innings en route to a IO-.\ Detfoit moved ahead with an un- New York threatened in the sev footwork in Lislon's camp Pat comb and came un with the con Observers thought they had annual tournament. He’s polished The victory for the Yankee.s, triumph over the Chicago White lowed with a double and Dick eighth. Causey and Gino Cimoli enth and . Sal Maglie, Red Sox clusion that Slurrock, a 46-year- seen the Australian bag of tricks Tucson. Arig.. all on the li.st of e(&rned run in the second on an Williams was hit by a pitch, load each stroked three hits in support terson calmiy appraises his cham off two opponents ' with the ■ loss "pp.ssiblcs" before the firing, be trying to nail down their t2th flag Sox, Kan.sas City won its '.si.xth error by Zollo Ver.salles and Dick pitching coach, strolled oul from pionship defense Tuesday night in old lumber company exectifivc on the windward leg. but Slur of only one hole and ha-? been five in 14 years, reduced their magic straight, 6-1 over Cleveland. ing the bases. John Powell drove of Dan Pfi.sler (4-13). Jim Perry the dugout to the mound. He, from Melboui ne. is a whale of a rock was ■ .saving hi.s Sunday gan.' McAuliffe's double, but Bob Alli- in two runs with a single, and (11-12) lost it. Comiskey Park; under’ par for 25 holes over, the I didn’t waste any time in telling "I have never made a prediction match racer. He oulmaneuvered punch foi the turn ot the second 7.051-Vard. par 72 No. 2 course of! Joining them wn.s a stable of starting pitcher Bill Monbonquette- and" I won’t now, other than to say ■ 41-jxar-old 5fosbacher from leg. a beam ix-ach. onto the t*e Pinehur.?l Country Club, ; ‘H he was done for the night. Maglie )l will be. a very interesting fight. ’ " ’hilc Plains. N.Y ()i ■ cyery ^ downwind run. There he gave ' „ , „ : . „ early play. Thi.s group included > signaled to the bullpen and here It will be interesting to the .spec- : P®"’ ! , sailing^and Jito.sbacbei Mosbacher another lesson In how KING SIZE— Wlien I. E. Smith, from Gastonia, hi-C.. I jf^rion Methvin of Little Rock, Schwall Pilches and Bats Vwtory Yankee hopes died when out lalors, to the fighters and mayj^ 1ms ' been acclaimed -the .... world's" to do in your opponent from drew a.s his morning third round ^rk.: Jim Tom Blair of St. lAOUis; Track Future Dimmed Harris landed this marlin opponem a rugged customer in , jay Sigel of Philadelphia and ■trolled'Dick Radatz. even the refereq^ It will be imer- best. / behind. off Kailua-Kona, on the esllng whether I choose to back up Chased Weatherly Maiieuvi'r Worked i ^itwiler of Qiarlcston, wakc Forc.st College; Ed Jusla, "I would say the Red Sox want big i.sland of Hawaii, the \yva„ 10-time champion of his; ,„rmer University of North Caro- to win this game real bad," Webb or go forward. I can makt it a Al the .slart. Slurrock lunicd Sacrificing c.losehcs.s lo • the I lina player from Rck K Mount. By .AAU-NCAA Battle / NATIOXAI. LEAGUE said to the onlooker. Radatz, eas good fight if I do decide to back Mosbart|ier’s favorite tactic marl! for a inoic advantageous Doylestown, Pa., fisher Wynn Foiled in Bid up. against him by cha.sing him from windward position, SUirrpck bold man had a reason to lie Only three former champion.? ■ N.C.. and Dick Norville of Okla- \V. U Pet. G.B. ily the No. 1 reliefer in the Ameri reniained in the field, headed b y , homa City, Okla. can League this season and .With May Be .\ggressor behina. ly !?• the American go ahead, pioitd. It weighed more NEW Yt)RK (A P)— A high track and field official today 1,!^ Angeles ...98 54 .645 "I, look fo r. Liston probably to gambling he could find the right Harvie Ward of San Francisco, | The second ■ round was rclative- San FriinclHco .94, 57 .628 out any question the best rookie I The red-haii'ejl ®meri Articles For Houses For Sale ( 72 HouseiC^r Sale 72 Houses For Sale Houses For Sale Building-^Con^cting 14 THERE OUGHTA BE A.LAW Household Goods 51 Rooms Without B o ^ 59 BY PAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted— Hale 36 Help Wanted— LAWN MOWERS—Toro,"j SOUTH WINDSOR - 6H room BEELZEBUBTROAD-Wapping. 6% *9.900—5l4 ROOM ranch, fireplace, ST, JAMES PARISH — 7 room HOME AND attic temodeling, V. Mde or Female 37 G.E. ELECTRIC stove, like new, ■ATTRACTTVE roomoom nejit to show- 'estate News, WANTED—Retired man part-time Bolens, Euid 'Itoodali Reel 'and *70. Hotpoint dishwasher, excellent er. second floor,r. parking, genlle- Ranch, establiahed ntighborhood, room..'mf(ch, garage, built-ins, 2-car garage, large lot, privacy. home, excellent condition through roofing, guttering and siding. Ac- who would like to make about $20 rotary, .18-88” . Part* and a e r v i^ coustical ceiling, fiorch enclosing,' SODA FOUNTAIN clerks wanted, .running condition, *60. Complete man. Tel. MI 9-9M4. family sised kitchen, ceramic st^sI/Sam, beautiful trees, acre Carlton W. Hutchtns—MI 9-5132. out, aluminum combinations.’ ga rO R VEARS RTAUAdMirC PROMKCD H « Prll. nosv h m our to p** tu« ,wrrn AU. weekly. Must have driver’s li all shifts. Apply Howard John Used mowers and tractors Trade / l i r i Scout uniform, size 10, *4, MI bath, tree. shaded lot, excellent it/easonabiy priced. Carlton W. rage. city water and sewer. Very and all kind.s of carpentry. Work fRAU THEVD HAVR PLeiSTV OP TIM i TO TH» TIM* (N TH* WORUP—V 60 cense. Apply New System Laun In your old machine. Capitol conatnicUon. Hayes Agency, ip' itchins, MI 9-11133. MANCHESTER—Six room older close to school, shopping and Roiindi manship guaranteed. MI' 9-0722'.' son’s. Tolland ’iWnplke, h TRAVRL------H* RBTIRBP — • WHAT* H0LPIN6 HIM BACgf , . dry, Harrison St. Equmment Go., 88 Main 8t. Hours X ■! Want^d<—Rooms— Board 62 3-4803, Colonial, family si'z; kitchen, din transportation. *13,900. Philbrick 7-B duly, 7-8 Thursday, 7-4 Sat \ GLAS’rONBURy—Neipsic W ^ 7 . ing room, utility room, enclosed: Agency, MI 9-8464 LIKE a home for elderly front porch, 3 generous size bed- i AUVERTISING ERAMilfG. additions remodeling, urday. Rambling 6 room rancher. IVs — (Continued tjMin Page One) ')VU M«AN \m'R* HAUf wHsm CCU.P * * eur«,6 UT I RHOWf BUT W* LICENSEID electrician and tiumb- LOO K W H A T with board and some care, baths, rec room, 2-car garage, rooms, close to shopping. St. COUNTRY LIVING within city bathro^ tiled. MI 9-4291. NOT aOINO ANY- s o IN A COUPLA eULASMITg, HAVSN-T OOT TH* CEDAR CLOTHES line poles, many SEE THESl WHIR* AOAIN er, by the hour. Call MI 3-8468. edroom must be on first floor. picturebook setting with trees. James Pqi-ish, *15.00n. Robert limits. Beautiful 6 room Cape Cod Court todays at a hearing on WWR* t WaiTTlLX 66T >OU UMP POU6H/ IMPLAriOH tiAt . RETAIL sizes. 1955 Plymouth sedan, rea 1 2 9 ^ Call MI 3-7278, a.m. only. CLASSIHEO ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS THt* VCAR ON OU T O P h a r m ***, Hayes and Philbrick, 348 Hebron Wolverton Agency, MI 9-2813, MI with walk-out basement. fire-' probeble/iau.se for bindover to ths TO TfU. CUT MV P*N6I0N t o sonable. MI 9-136S. 3-9087. OUR \ACATlONg HON T TH»N WV'U. MC^ Ave. 633-4627; place, combination windows and hlgher/ourt. 8 A.M . to 6 P.M. R o o n li^ ^ ^ id iB g 16 P»ANUT*.'V i * eOTTA A T NORJ 'S TOO* doors, amesite-drive, shade trees,; Ner date was set for th* Supe- THINK OP TH* PUTURSf SONOTONE PERSONNEL,, SMALL DESK with disappearing Apartments— Ftaita LOOKOUT MAUNTAIN — Large $11,500 A. A. DION, INC R6o ( ^ , siding, MO 6 r r r * R p l a c * one-half acre of land. Owner must : r a / Court arralngeraent, typewriter well, 3 drawers tak Tenements Ex ising values pric-. seven room colonial, attached ga sell. » Charles Ix-sperance. Police said Mrs. Kuhlmann iVms COPY CLOSING TIME POR CLASSIFIED ADVT. painting. Carpentry eratlons T H A N H O M * Sales persons required for ing *25. Call MI 3-1578. ANYWAY? CORPORATION 10 pc double (teeluer ed liate sale. rage, 2 fireplaces, IVii tile baths, Top value here. Owners mov 9-7620. / ; the driver of an auto that struck MONDAY Thin FIUUAY I«:SO AJM.—SATXIBDAY • KM. and additions. Ceilings. I^^Jtman full-time , positions Pleasant t w o r o o m apartment, heat, hot *14 6 room Cape on beautiful family room, teiTaced ing ,, to Florida, have to .sell. ship guaranteed. 299 Autumts St. LADDERS—LeusI chance, to order bedroom eaumble < . i snd killed Darid Robert.son, 19, has opening for sincere hard working conditions, all com- water, near the Center, adults Mi^ pike West, Enclos- with outside barbecue, basement ] ■*Four— big rqpms i2 ft 2), plus DO YOU HAVE an mjaw p /d le m ?!„n Xug. 6. The authorities said Ml 3-4880. \ working man to take charge of benefits. Experience in aluminum ladders. Underwriter 10 pc dqCbrator convertible only. MI 9-6105. 'porch for all year , enjoy- pla.stered with white cement, city 1 basement Completely rebuilt, PLEASE READ YOUR AD approved, at *1 per foot, 18 foot, Attiacti^ie 6 rwrii rapeh, l 4 her car continued on for' half e our business in this and sur K iwares Or linens and do U v ^ room set 'Inent. Wooded lot. utilities.. CJharles Lespeiance, M l aluminum siding. Central loca baths, 3 large bedrppms recrea-| hitting Robertson snd OUMlIled or “Waat Ada” ore UUimi over Uw pboM aa a eon- BIDWEUL HOMEV Improvement 20 foot, 24 foot, 28 foot. Also, 32 THREE ROOMS, heat, hot Water rounding areas. Man selected mestics preferred. Apply in. 9-7620. tion. "Fiancfng can be arrang- tion room in b a .s^ n t I^rg^,2-: (hen ran off the road. vealenoo. Tbo adTortioer alioalil .read hlo ad Um FIR8T DAY T Company —all types of siding and will be carefully trained. No person to J. Gladstone, or call foot, 36 foot, and 40 foot at *1.30 a 87'''^ dinette all utUities. 246 N; Main. ' *14,900—A trim 6 room Cape roofing. Aluminum clapboards a ATPEARS and SEPOBT BBBOBS la ttme lor Uie next kiaer- investm?;nt. Established clien MI 9-8249 for appointment^ foot, complete with all acCea- y 9-5239, 9-6. on Brookfield St Close to *33,000—AND one of th* better '!’»'• against her carries specialty, Unexcelled, workman y K maximum at 10 veers imprison- thm. The Herald far reoiloaslbie for oaljr ONE Incorrect or omitted tele. Average earnings excel aoriea. Cloaing date Sept. 21, Lad- Schools and transportation. buys in town. Multi-level split M T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor room h om /d itb 2 bedroom, and; a *1,000 fine, ineertlon for aay adTertUemeot and then ool; to the extent of a ship. MI 9-6495. dera available Sept. 28. Cali or All new—all giiaranteed AVAILABLE NQW in RpCkviUe Aluminum siding. Green lent. Ideal for a man who is' Free delivery—Free Isy-away eight large rooms, four bedroomkl garage. <- ° - - - — '^abe, 'neertlott. Brroro «rhlcb do not leaoea the ralne of looking for a better permanent See 'Vemon Paint ft Wallpap* S',» room apartment, srove, refrig Thumb yard. three baths, two car garaM^and 3-,1577 ra^v^**24jk>^” 'Philbrick' Kuhlmann Is free under GRANDWAY Instant Credit this fn ->*2,00 bond. the adTorttaemoat wtU not bo eorreeted by *hnako good” Inooiitoa career position. Car necessary. M l'3-1652, or TR 5-2282. erator, and heat. Ml^inutes from one storage room. Imrnsmilate._____ :------A g ^ y . MI 9-8464, Roofing and Chimne.rs 16-A Insurance and pension benefits. MANCHESTER PARKADE Hartford. *90 nmiUhly. MI 9-4824, *15,900 Spotic.ss 6 room Cape Big lot. lovely setting; Solid MANCHESTER Listed below are FOR SALE—Men’s rebuilt'bnd re- T R ,8^166. on Noi-wood St. Ixively neigh ROOFING—Specializing repairing For personal interview write brick. Only 5 or 6 y e /s old. T, J. a few outstanding buys: 8 room Pedeittrian Killed YOUB COOPERATION W IIX or call Sonotone of Hartford, lasted shoes. Better Mian ' new NORMAN’S FACTORY borhood. Nicely landscaped. Crockett, R ea ltor/u l 3-1577. English tolonial, beautiful BE APPRBOIATCD roofa of all kinds, new roofs gut,- cheap shoes. Sam Yuyles Shoe ET— 3 room heated DIAL Ml 3-2711 ,er work, chimneys cleaned re 18 Asylum Street, Hartford, CLERICAL—Male or female—book FURNITURE WAREHOUSE t, stove and refrigerator SPECIAL —2 bedroom ranch outstanding, *24,900 ; 5'j .... living room with fire WILLIMANTIC (APl-A.84. Conn. Tel. 247-4070. keeping department. Complete Repair, 23 Oak Sy ' ______WEST SIDE // r o o m Cape Cod, ranch, *20..500; short wi paired ' Aluminum siding 30 Middle-age couple only. home with open attic, partially hot water oiCheat, full basement, place, formal dining room, cabi- year-old East Hartford man. Fris- years' experience Free estimates. charge of accounts receivable ma. Forest cor. Pine, Manchester bedroom ranch, *14,90 ■ net kitchen, louvered sun bie Holli.ster. 2.3 Chapm'an St., was KBNMORE OIL burner, original finished . family room in base city water, fireplace, combination to back split. *16,.50fl/4 Call Rowley. Ml 3-.5361, .VD S-0703 m .« aokam chine operation Excellent oppor Open daily 9-9, Sat. 0-6 poich, center hallway, powder killed last night when he was ly *136. w m ^ ll for *35. Excellent ment, oversized garage with windiws and doors, nice enclosed ranch, garage. *12/k)0: 4 9HN S*e* PX. YTILL-TIME , GAS station attend tunity for the right person. Apply condition ' tB Goodwin St. Ml 8-1528 IX ROOM duplex, one block from patio. Huge wooded lot. Bar room are the first floor fea struck by an auto while crpasing a ie,T«P. ih person, The W. G. Glenney Co., y a i/n e a r bus. nice neighborhood. modern home, ^"^OO; 4 TROUBLE REACHIN6 OUHADVERTISER? ant, middle age. Must be able Main Street, two blocks from Cen gain priced at only *13,000 Home in good condition, A real tures of this lovely home I'p- street. 336 N. Main St., Manchester, ter, available immediately. MI house, nice /m dition. atsira are 3 spacidu, bedrooms Police identified the driver of the Radio-TV Repair Services 18 fo do complete tune-ups. Salary -buy at only *12,900. (Jharles Les- Many more all price ranges. Call plus commissions. Write to Box VSPD REEL I type lawnmower. 3-7029. perance, \n 9-7620. and a tile bath. Finished rec auto as Charles E. Smith, 24, CONNIES TV and Radio Sendee, IMMEDIATE income for those who ; ,1 1 h . V ! ' I \ '/• •' z'- ■ •, .1 , 1., • i PAGE TWENTY-FOUR WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1962 . ■■•t- iSIanriiPStipr lEvi^ning H^ralh Average Daily Net Press Run I For the Week Ended The Weather I irrHim-lii-iilllilllHIlitHii-ilHuli!^ - ■ About Town I !►• iiluiiiH September lA, 1962 Forecast o f U. S. Weather B m eM 13,616 Frost Warning :— (Sear, cool, Center Church Mother's Club will widespread froSt tonight. Low SO meet tonljrht at 6:30 In the ^ b b in s OPEN Member of *the Audit to 35. Friday mostly sunny, con FREE lip Bureau of C^ulatton Room for a potluch supper and dis M O N D AY ' I tinued cool. High near 60. cussion. PARKING ill Manchester——A City o f Village Charm THROUGH rear i|| Lrfikota Council, Degree of Ppco- SATURDAY o f storo ( hontas. will meet tonight at 7:30 in VOL. LXXXL NO. 298 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES^IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1962 (CBaMlfled Adverttsliig on Page tS ) Odd Fellows Hall. - A pocial time 9:20 to 5:30 Ml 3-4123 ' PRICE FIVE CENTS \Wlth refreshments will follow the meeting. Tendency to Be Severe 'rte Lutheran Women's Mission- Kennedy Raps liili State News ary. . L^^ue of , Zion Evangelical iiin LutheranNQiurch will meet to iiiji' night at 7-3Q at th'e church. A dis Call for Slash cussion on *'!phe History of the iiil Bar Group Urges Roundup Liturgy".will b^Jed by Mrs. Louise J!!K ress to Mertens.V M em b^ are reminded In Foreign Aid •■■UtX 1 that mite boxes a>e due at this meeting. Hostesses ivill be Mrs. Study, Reform for WASHINGTON (AP) — Child, 21/2, Killed Margaret Storrs. Mrs^ John Vsm President Kennedy says a W yck and Mrs. Carl Walters. .and House comihittee’s recommen By Milk Truck H. Peter Hansen, son of Mr. and dation that nearly $1.4 billion Mrs. Howard J. Hansen, 21 Brem New Circuit Court be slio^ from this year’s for STONINGTON (AP) en Rd., has entered the School of eign aid funds is an irrespon Myriam Rachpl Goldstein, Rulers Enginering of Valparaiso Univer sible actiop that “ poses a sity, Valparaiso, Ind. STAMFORD (AP) — Thef“ • city court judge he would 21,4-year-old daughter of Mr. threat to free world secur Stamford Bar Association has have disposed of those cases m and Mrs. Donald (kildstein of about an hour. ity.” The first fall mating of St. Ger called for a study and reform Stonington, was killed yester ard’s Mothers Circle wdll be held Zone contended that the case He asked that the slashed funds day when she was hit by a tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. at the home of the state’s relatively new would not even have reached the be restored. Resolution of Mrs. Vernon Hauschild. 93 Con docket in the old city court be milk truck near her home. Circuit Cojirt. House leaders, detecting sent! Stonington police said the driver stance Dr. Co-hostess will be Mrs. Ns*. The association pgissed a reso cause of what he called the ques ment for additional trimming of Frank Aszklar. tionable nature of the evidence. of the truck, Neal A. Hall, 25, lution iinanimously lut night the $5,956,852,000 economic and Mystic, has been charged wiUi Cites Peril urging Chief Judge Jay E. Rubi- But he said the prosecutor could milltEU'y aid measure, may forego not nolle the CEise because the negligent homicide and has posted The VFW Auxiliary Harvest now of the Circuit Court to ap a .salvage operation at this time bond of $1,000 for court appear Supper committee will meet to point two lawyers from each of judge would not permit it. —for strategic purposes. Kennedy ance ’here Oct. 19. night at 9 at the post home. Mrs. the 18 Circuit Court districts to In addition. Zone said the judge, originally aaked $7.3 billion. The girl’s father is staff psy- To Security Olive Ray has ben appointed civili make the study. whom he did not identify, declined The cut criticized Wednesday cologist at Electric Boat division an defense chairman of the auxili The resolution was psissed Eifter to grant a one-day delay in the night by the President in a state of General Dynamics Corp., m ary and Mrs. William Dum, his TF^ FASHION LOWDOWNt some 150 members of the associa CELse and had recommended that ment is the handiwork of the Groton. In addition to her par WASHINGTON (AP) — torian. tion heard Atty. Joseph P. Zone Zone's clients plead guilty to House Appropriations Committee. ents, the girl Is survived by a complain of what he called a ten Congress moved sWiftly tciday ------t charges of speeding. The stiff opposition a move to re brother and sister. to give solemn warning to Members of the American Le ITS THE LITTLE dency in the court to impose un The judge, Zone contended fur store the money would face was gion Auxiliary planning to attend usually severe sentences. ther, sdso turned down a request “ the rulers of Havana and summed up by Rep. Otto E. Pass 184 to 213 the joint installation of Rau-Locke THINGS THAT COUNTI Zone, a former city court judge to have the cas^ reopened the next man’s declaration that "Not one Moscow” that the* United Post and Auxiliary tonight are re- and former Democratic town day when, the lawyer said, he had cent will be put back if I have HARTFORD (AP) —The State States will not tolerate a mili ■ minded that the meeting will be chairman, stressed that he was new evidence. anything to do with it.” Motor Vehicle Department's daily speaking to the stssociation at his record o f automobile fatalities as tary force in Cuba capable of held at the Polish National Home Newsy little ^sectator . fresh-fashioned by Zone cited another case in which The Louisiana Democrat, a per' on Governor St,. Hartford, rather .. own request and because of hia o f last midnight and the totals on endangering U.S. security. than in the State Armory, as was Joyce on appealing stacked heeling just an own recent experiences m Circuit the same date last year: A resolution making this pro (Continued on Page Eight) ((Continued on Page Sixteen) reported yesterday. Court. 1961 1962 I nouncement, drafted by the Sen inch-and-a-half high. Smart crescent toe. The resolution later adopted by Killed ...... 184 213 ate Armed Forces and Foreign the Eissociatlon specifically re Relations committees, weis ap dean, uncluttered lines. So soft and quested Rubinow to appoint a 36- Bbld, New Instrument Aimits Sentence proved unanimously by the House light and right for going Joyce-fuUy lawyer committee "to study the NEW HAVEN (AP) — A veteran Foreign Affairs Committee. problems of the Circuit Court EUid local attorney will be sentenced in Its adoption by both Senate and DON'TI ’Bai a w a y ; * round your busiest season! make recommendations for re Superior CJourt Nov? » for embez House before nightfall was In form.” prospect. zlement and obtaining money by niere’s PLENTY OF WEAK Rubinow said today that he Trade Bill left in your ataoe« when you false pretenses. A main purpose of the resolu would not comment on the situa tion was to give an advance show, bring them to this RELI COUNT DOWN The attorney, M. Edward Kleb- tion before he had received a copy anoff, 69, pleaded guilty yesterday of support for, and national will ABLE Shoe Repair Shop! of the resolution. before Judge Vine R. Parmelee. ^hind, any use of qjmied forces Zone, m his talk, described one OPEN MONHAYS Market in The judge immediately ordered Pre.sident Kennedy as com- vCEUie In which he represented in chief may decide -is Closed All Day Wednesday without fee two youths cha^'ged Klebanoff’s permanent disbarment. In Eiddition to his private prac with racing motor vehicles. tice, Klebanoff was clerk of the Zone said they were convicted By JOE HALL Athe President shaped his trade And in that connection it was SA M YULYES and given "ridiculously high WASHINGTON (AP) — Pour proposals to meet directly the Few Haven Probate Court. He re disclos^ that’ Secretary ol State 23 OAK St r e e t fines.” years ELgo Sen Harry F. Byrd, challenge and the opportunity of signed that post shortly before his Dean Ru.sk had^4>Utlincd to the Same Side As Watkins Zone said that he emd hia clt-’ after steering an embattled trade the new trading area. arrest In July. Senate committees''Jast Monday ents were m court early in the bill through the Senate at the re "A hold new instrument" was Klebanoff pleaded guilty to five some of the circumstlmces under quest of President Eisenhower, needed, Kennedy told Congress counts of embezzlement and six which U.S. armed foreW^ would morning but that the case did not act. come'\up until late in the after told a newsman: "I don’t bellqve Emd the nation, to forge across counts of obtaining money by false noon. it will be possible to get legisla the Atlantic "a trading parmer pretenses. Release today of testimony 'gly- The state charged , Klebemoff T Suppose It’s for Massachusetts cn in a closed meeting show^,^^ ITie docket, he noted, mduded tion like this through ever again." ship with vast resources for free Pre.sident. Kennedy smd Speaker John W. McCormack, D-Mass., look each other In the eye as they that Rusk said: 11 common drunks. Zone said that Wednesday the vetersm Virginia dom ." used his power of attorneys (or pose for picture in the Pre.sident's office this morning Etfter a breakfast meetmg of congressional 1. If the Cubans or Soviets seek Democrat watched the Senate roll It was not plEumed that this various clients to borrow money ARE YOU IN administration leaders with the chief executive. Asked about the picture, a dejuifture from White tp send arms or armed forces to up a 78-8 vote for the trade bill country seek membership In the from the Tradesmens National Bank of New Haven to meet his House procedure, the Speaker said. ” I suppose it’s for Massachusetts.” Presumably the President other Latln-American countries submitted by President Kennedy European Economic Community And the SpesJeer talked about Ted Kennedy’s ■win oVer Eldward J. McCorinack, the Speaker’s such traffic will be intercepted by or out of with such sweeping powers that (EE(j| or (Common Market. But o^vn debts. 2 Space Firms Klebanoff also is confronted Iw nephew, in the Bay State rELce for the senate nominatior). (A P PhotofEix). U.S. armed forces. it dwarfed the 1958 measure. The EUi effective tra (-'