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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1959 PACn SlXtEEN manrl;PBt(r jEtfrning l|mUl Free Polio Shots at Municipal Building Until 9 o*Clock Tonight The exadutlve b oi^ of Umt Kan- Sant or Citlzaha, who are going one could be installed at the Bell chanter Ctoundl Of Burch' Women to the Spiingfleld Fair, will meat St. intereeetlon and others eaat About Town will meet Thuraday at (kr30 a.m. at In front of Orange Hall Thuraday Town Plans and west of It at strategic spots. Center Church. Detalla of World at 10 a.m. North Rnd membera Another could be put at the foot Rlohud A. Boltn. son of Mr. Community Day. to be obaerved will meet at the bue atop comer of the hill and the last at the in­ Averag* OffilT Net Prem Rud III# WeatlMff Bin. HUding Bolin. 36 Ke«- Nov. 6, will be dlicaaaed. Repre- acroea from the depot. Toimprove tersection' o f Hlllstown IM., he Far th* Week Ended Fereeaat *f 0; A Wentfeav WaMM n ty Sti, h *« retumod to th* Uni- aentativea from all churchee are said. flkrpt. 13. Idse va n ity o f Vermont,-. Burllnyton. urgM to attend. Fair. mtM fhnlgM. Lew 4MB. fWr hit Junior year. The Mothera' Club of Second Bush Hill Rd. TERRIFIC Thontdacr eantlimed wurM. M r ■» Congregational Church will hold 0 0 12,962 early, anattered ahowera In aflnr- Mancheater Uodye of Maaona ita flrat fall meeting tomorrow at Trinity Peat Noble Grande of step* to make it "much euier" Women Attend UN Member of the Audit neon er evfatng. High hi Nm inM Buaaet Rebekah Lodye will meet will hold a apeciai meeting to­ Sp.'m. in the church parlor. A to live-on narrow, bumpy Rush Hill Barean of Ctrculation. tomorrow at 6 p.m. In Stafford night at 7:30. The entered appren. abort film will be ahown, followed Assembly Session by a diacuaaion, aocial hour and Mancheater-^A City of VUlage Charm Bprlnya. tice degree will be conferred, with Rd. will be reported to the Board , .Tunlor Warden Howard F. Wad­ refreahmenta. of Director* tonight at a meeting dell. preaiding. There will be a ao- Ten women from MancJieater, supermarket at 8 o'clock In the Municipal Bulld- Rockville, Bolton and Vernon yes­ VALUES! (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHE.STER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMRER 83, 1959 (ChwiHlei AdverMalng an Png* M) clal hour and refreahmenta. VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 801 PRICE FIVE C E im The We-Two X^rbup of Concor­ '"fc. terday made a special trip to the dia Liuiheran Church wtti aponaor The report by Deputy Director of United Nations, sponsored by the j Rug craftamen. hookera and a paper drive tomorrow at 6 p.m. Public works Cheeter Langtry, to Service Bureau for Woman’s Or­ ! braidera are Invited to an open The collection center will be at the be piresented by General Manilanager ganizations. ITiey were given a LECLERC Pitkin property. Thoee unable to Rich) Teeth Display houae at the Fraaer Studio. 1B3 briefing on "Africa's Role In the Strike in 71st D ay G>st of Living deliver papera there may call any underway on widening the lioad. re­ ^NERAL HOME Hartford Rd.. Thuraday, Friday UN and World Affairs.’’ land Saturday from 11 a.m. to 'S member o f the group for pickup. moving some bumps, cutting back Those who attended the General May Cost Job I p.m. Special featurea will be a sharp curve at the base o r a hill WEDNESDAY and Assembly session were Mrs. Irv­ Off .1% from FUNERAL jdlaplaya of hooked and braided The Golden Age Club will meet west of Bell St., and on planning ing Bayer, 14 Stephens St.; Mrs. Cincinnati, Sept. K UPi -~ ! ruga, new deaigna in rug pattema, Thuraday at 2 p.m. at the Eaat the installation of five street lights. Mary Kosak, 304 E. Middle Tpke., THURSDAY ONLY! Patrolman Charles L. Gellan- SERVICE i demonatratlona of hooking, dyeing Side RMreatlon building. There A t an Aug. 12 meeting, Bush July’s Record beck may lose hte Job because Khrushchev Invades ] and tranaferrlng pattema. The will be a penny aale. George Bd- Hill Rd. residents got a- promise and Mrs. Leo Paiisane, 35B Wood­ Waltdr- N. land St., all of Manchester; Mra. Steel Contract he showed his teeth to Police I Fraaer elide collection will be warda, atate vice preaident of the from' Martin, Langtry and other Loclerc. Csrieton Daley. Bolton; Mra. E l­ Washington, S«pt. 23 )— Chief Stanley Schrotel. Director . i ahov^’n aeveral tlmea gach day. organization, will diaciiaa the For- offlclaU that their road would be {IP Schrotel said Gellenbeck ap-. and Bill recently before Congreaa. Improved. .Langtry’a report, which mer Weden, Bolton, and Mrs. The cost of living edged down Henry Abuza, Mrs. Rebecca SMell, proached him last wM k at Robertaon School P T A will hold wag being readied today. Is In the one-tenth of 1 per cent last City Hall and happily dis- Call Ml 9-5869 form of a letter to Joseph Hasch, Mrs.'Lillian Olessman, Mrs. Kath­ 38 Main Street, Mancheater ita annual open houae tomorrow at T h e Immaculate Conception leen Kies and Mrs. Michsel Page, Parley Stalled month from July’s record pla>’«d new dentures. Ths chief M Bush Hill Rd., spokeaman for 7:.30 p.m. at the ^gchool. Mothera' Circle will hold ita flrat all of Rockville. said he smelled alcohol on. the fall meeting tomorrow at fl p.m. the residents. high, the Labor Department The. deputy works director told patrolman's breath and or­ at the home of Mra. Thomaa Albro, New York, Sept. 23 (ilp)_tnegotlatora hope to have reported today. dered a chemical teet. Iowa’s Tall Corn Belt Hasch that ^‘all of thia..work will Freshbake Bread A big aeasonal drop in f o b d 50 Winter St. kind of report* from th# aubcom- O. E. Hamilton, -city ae/ety not provide ymi with a number one The liation'e top mediator said prices, nine-tenths of 1 per cent, class' street, but We think thst it mitteea. . director, recommend^ at a Mancheater Jay-Cee Wivea will today there still hasn't been "W e hope to look Friday and *e# was solely responsible for halting hearing yesterday that Gellen­ will make it much easier to live on the summer spurt of consumer iss hold a flrat fall meeting tomorrow Bush Hill Rd.” "" Biutbry whist any noteworthy progreaa tO;- what ha* ’ *en identified by the beck be fired on department D on 't M The prices. at the Community Baptiat Church, He said widening and pa'Wng Ward settling the steel indus­ •ubcom'mittee* as problem# and charges of being under the in­ Red Leader B. Center St., preceded by a pot- with bituminous concrete will con­ I lb. LOAVES try’s , 71-day-old strike. His see if they can be Ironed out," Fin­ E*rlce tags were higher oa virtu­ fluence of alcohol when on luck aupper at 7;30 pirn. sai SETBACK negan said.- ally everything, else making up tinue, particularly on Ute hill weat statement was echoed by duty. of Bell 8t. Two X im p y areas on McDonaid’i atatement waa made the average city family’s costa. Steelworker^ Union president aa he went into the 20-minute top- The index stood at 124.8 per Urges the hill slope were being leveled T o i A h t , 8 O ' c l o c k RED MEN’S SHOW today. David J. McDonald. level parley. cent of the 1947-49 average. OPEN DAILY He added that enough property ODD PEUOWS HALL "The aituation in Juat about the The union president aaid; ^Thia waa nine-tenth*, of 1 per 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. is expected to be conveyed to the aame as it waa wheh we entered " I am now going to tell the in­ Cent higher than a year earlier. Soviet Aims In Fa|?i HIGH SCHOOL town to allow the sharp curve at Sponsored By SMOKED lb the negotiations on July J6,’’ said The, figure means It now takes dustry top team about the lack of __ , SUNDAY. 8 A.M..8 P.M. the base of-the hill to be, cut back MEMORIAL TEMPLE HAMSUCES Joapph F. Finnegan, director of the progress but I ’m sure U.e„v already . nearly . ,81.25 to buy what cost about 60 feet, Storm sewer basins PVTHIAN SISTERS Federal. Mediation and Concilia­ know since they have reports from I dollar 'in the years immediately By JOlkN BOAU PINE PHARMACY^ will be Installed at the foot of the JiNeed Study, Coon Ra^dfl, lows, Sept." 23 Wed., Sept. 23—Curtain at 8:30 DONATION 75c tion Ser^cje. their subcommittees,’’ i after World W ar II. «84 CENTER ST. grade, he added. | U. S. No. 1 Grade—Size A Finnegan v^ced thl* view short ' Almost two w;eeki( ago, the sub- In spite of the slight drop in ^ (JP)— Niki LA R .' KhruslMheY, Of the five lights, Langtry said, i ly a fte r McDo'rlald .told reporters j committees were aet up to diacuas : coats, at least 125,000 workers, ■ tired buK hflpjt.v-lookinf, «r- ttsre has been “ absolutely n o' local 'Wprk practice* and non-, will receive wage increases under Press Told , rived itr the h«irt nf fowa’s progress" made-during''almost two I economic issues in the individual ■ cost-of-living escalator contracts ______weeks of subcommittee ba’fgaining contracts with the 12 major steel i which are adjusted q u a r - t e r l y . : -i. j x- .• x- v c . iUJI corn country today siid The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY on local issues. j producers. ! Workers in North American Avia-; L n ite d N ation s, N . i.,.o e p t. annojrfnced: "This ii going to POTATOES McDonald also said that union''vMcDonald said to d *’’a report on ' tion plants and Martin plants at | 2-3 UP)— Secretary o f Stale be a jovial day.” subcommittee members termed the thi gubcommittee activities "puta Baltimore and Denver will r*-; ChH.stian A. Herter said ves- Kbniahohev motereada attitude o f industry subcommit­ us bac> where we started.” | ceive a one-cent hourly pay boo.ai; that while Nikita" >ve into th* rnidat ot a seeiM at tees as one of "arrogant adaman- R. C onr»d.c^per chief induainj I ' Khni.shchov’s total disarrtia- (M-moiis confiiaion and actiidtjr. L8. cy.” negotiator. Vesterda.' expresied companies will give a 2-cenl in-, , , ■ ______SWarms of Army, A ir Force, hope that subcommittee reports' crease. I ment plan 18 propaganda, the BAG Finnegan, making his atatement police Slid other security peoilld This Bank helps after a .26-mlnute session of -top ------jgoal.s .set forth mu.st be taken stood guard ail over the farm ^ union and Industry repreaenta- (Dontinued on Page TWfnty) (Conrinned on Page Six) .seriously.’’ Roewetr iBobi Garat while fever­ tlvea. at first said thst there was The Soviet Premier’* plan. Her- ish preperation* proceeded for a "a lot of underbrush cleared away ler told a luncheon of the U.N. bountiful luncheon under e bt(ge school children In subcommittee meetings.” Correspondents Assn., "requires brown tern in the farmyard. Thousands of peraons, tncluding TTiqn he qualified the remark by the closest attention and study.” school children, hed lined the route adding that the underbnurii clear- Herter spoke shbrlfy after the Ike Bids Both Sides along Highway 141 from Dee ance merely meant the siihcom-! (Jeneral Assembly's 21-n*tlon Moines toward Coon Rapids. TTte mltteea probably "agreed on what | steering committee mianimoiisly Children waved and cheered for they disagreed on.” sgreed to put Khrushchev’s pro­ B A N A N A S 2 - 2 9 the broadly beaming Communist Finnegan aaid the aubcommlt- posal on the agenda of the cur­ Settle Steel Dispute rent, session. ■ boss. The Soviet premier gave no LEARN to SAVE tee* would continue their meetings FRESH-PAK eign tiwt he noticed a gray-htlred through today, and tomorrow, but I Herter said the complete disar­ I woman standing among Um that the top echelon meir would i mament Idea i* not new, nor does Washington, Sept. 23 (4’i iiargiiing that the companies have! the Soviet plan contain any other crowd* holding a small Americaa HALF recess their talks until Friday. i flag draped in black. At that time, he said, the keyj Preaident Eisenhower appealed to huge profit* to pay more wages ! very novel feautre.s. But. he added, GALLON without raising prices. | the omissions, slso are important. Bn route th# Khrushchev party and Ice Cream both side* in the steel strike today The Steelworkers have received The American diplomat said , stopped at one of the several U 1 * T^lm w ATki w el-' down lo hard intensive, support from the rest of : Khrushchev’s suggestion of. Inter- j Gerst farms along the higHsray. Jr O l l C C X H M ' t i r i ! bargaining ' and setll# th* dispute. I organized lalmr. national control* must be exptpred where workege were bt^ly bar- •nie appeal was relayed to re-1 In San Francisco. president I inore fully. .The possibility of »n I vaeUng a crop at graja sorghum. porteca b.v Secrelarj’ of Labor George Meany of the AFL-CIO international police force to pre- x. Khruahehev showed keen inter­ Bank Robbery James P. Mitchell following a long said he had marled letters' serve peace will have to be studied - est in the proecediitgs. He tram p ^ oonftrence with Ehsenhower. yesterday to all the organisation’s if the nations ever agreed on total through the with hla hrat,. asking Gerst all sorts o f qtiestioiie to LEARN WITH THIS "We all feel that free collective affiliated unions, asking that the : disarmament. Herter said. In tha( syringe l8„a father a esmixg capacity, a mother’s life, a aecretAsy a ((anclng hours, a hoy's In Cleveland bargaining may be on trial here,” AFL-CIO’* 12‘ j million member*' The Sei-retary of Stale slso said hope to mhh* th* Nwtball team. ■fh# syringe is Islieled ."Salk Polio/Vaccina.” but you and Mrs. about the crop and the machlnerr COUPON used te harvest I t S A V E 10 « Mitchell aaid. donaU an hour’s pay c month to he and .Soviet Foreign Minister i Rachel BarrtMt.R. N.. kno^v what's really in that Syringe, don't you?/ And that yoii can have H "Both management and labor help ths steel Atrikera. ■ Andrei A. Gromvko had made a for free, for nothing, gratis, at the Miinlripaf Building hearing room jiintil 9 o'clock tonight. (Herald fChruMirhev'e took o f fatigue beu Cleveland. Sept. 28 (Aa -A fan­ gen u> drop away and w u re­ tastic bank robbery' plot waa should recognise.. . this fact." Steel shortage* in th# Buffalo general outline of iwues likely to | Photo by Satemisi. Mitchell declined to predict what area are reportedly c'aiiaing be discussed wheii Pre.sident i placed by one at eagemeae ae ^ thwarted today by a police siege questioned Gerst about the at th* bank branch where the government action, if any, would rocketing price* for some ' kinds, Eisenhower meet* Khrushchev at DEL MONTE PEAS be taken if labor and management, and also talk o( "gray markets.’’ I c'gmp David. mathoda he used to feed hogv sad manager was being held. T ie hold­ ehlekaiu. ^ WITH THIS up man died, apparently by his failed to reach a settlement in the ; Between S.OOO and 4,000 work-! ,.e„ponse to qeiistions about , strike, now 71 da.v# old. er* in the are*, mostly In th# Grade wiiiris . ‘The aeeurity near the Gerat 17 OZ. C COUPON e>^’n hand. the Berlin situation. Herter said Services/lo Resume home waa at laaat am tight aa it Whab happened to a woman who He likewise declined to predict j booming construction trade, have j, " I f v.wiid'hi'useless t,o CANS the timing of government action U n ralii A m^v ^ waa tn Waahington or any other helped him kidnap Herbert Fox, ^ ‘ submit the issue to a summit con- ^ ^ point on Khrushchev’a Amarlcaa I should action be taken. In Columbus, the General Mo- this time. ‘ manager of the Cleveland Trust tour. Hetmated aoldtara o f the In Fine W h iskey... Co. branch at Weat 3rd St. and j The most probable government tors division that makes trim and ''more work at the for- COUPON GOOD WF,n. and THURS. ONLY— Lorain Ave., wa* not known. The | action would be invoking th* Taft- From Florida rorme^ space Jobs hody hardware for it* car* had to eign ministers' level or in the area (CmHMmd am Fag* Twelve) HEPT. 28 and 34—IJMIT ONE PER ADULT eoupl* had taken Uox from hia i Hartley law * injunction provieion, shut down for lack of steel. About ; nf a general agreement” is re- V FLEISCHMANN’S home, leaving behind a device An injunction, if issued, would 2.800 production worker* were ’ quired to give any cljancea of Miami. Fla., Sept. 28 Hur­ they said was a bomb that would send the .’SOO.QOO striking steel- laid off. More auto industry shut-j working out an agreement at the ricane Grade continued on a north Washington, Sept P' tl)k 'teska they now handle tm- destrov hi* family if he did not (Workers back to the mill* for at downs are expected, r ^ i n g right I sumbriH. • — northwest conrse today on a path ! Advanced Research /Voject* Agen- 4|er A R P A aupervlaion. is the BIG buy ! cooperate. ' ' least 80 day*, but they would be at the start of production o f the The Soviet po.aition oh recognl- Uiat would keep it well off the | cy, set up after Russia's first spiit 'The Pentsjgon aetri that even­ F ox's daughter, Mar'ilyh, 18, , tree to strike again If no aeltle- next year cars. ! tion of Communist East Gertnany Florida coast. tually ell reapnneibility for devel­ BuUetiiis freed herself from bonds and i ment was reached in the mean- ; nik went into orbit, moved today opment. )>ca- COUPON destroy you. You have 10 min­ U S. Urged to Push mllltiry servlets in-the near fu- ects as the Midas satellite fqr extend 200 miles to the north and GARDEN qi. utes.”' ity. Other indilatrles that feed on tiirqi early warning against balliatic bor lender*. The gnaora) strike^ 1 When six policemen rushed into steel have been forced to lay off east and .76 miles southwest of rgel.v and eventually, ARPA missilea and'the Samos reconnais­ called for 48 hoars against the- ' .the center. . . enjoy a 45 the building they found the man 175.000 workers. w’)ll get out of the apace busiriesa,” sance satellite system. govommeat’s holt - tightening, dead on the floor, with a .32 cali­ Negoi tors for the union and The hurricane was expected to r.4, Herbert York, defense director The Navy, long involved in space economic polirteo, crippled meet' UOUPON GOOD WED. and THUR.S. ONI-Y— ber revolver beside him. ! management have gotten nowhere. War on Teen Crime continue on a north northwest if research and engineering, told navigation, was assigned respon­ boolnoM and tadnetrial hettvlty' personalized . SEPT. 28 and 24— LIMIT ONE PER ADUI.T Bank Employe Joseph Noffziger, i The steelworkers, who had been I ______newsmen sibility for the satellite-bome nav- In the nation. 19, wa* wounded, seriously in the averaging 13.11, an .lour before the (Continaefl on Page Twelve) , Johnson. A R P A director : igsUon . system.. The Arm y waa shqoUng when a bullet stnick him ■trike, want a substantial wage in­ New York. Sept. 23 rjpi Mayor-9ganized. antP certainly going be- / I since it was set up . in February} given the job of developing satel- TV AWARD 1’PHELO - kitchen under the heart. crease and other benefits in a Robert F. Wagner told a U.S. Sen yond the police powers of a n y; / ' 1958, added .that most of hjs sgen-| IHe-carried communications .W’nsfalngton, Rapt. 38 tJPh-A ■ - I- ■y*- Rolic* said the man hkd a New new contract. The steel companies ate subcommittee , today that the city ,or state.’’ he declared; cy's scientists now ar* working' terns. apeciei examiner for the Federal' w ith y o u r York driver's license In the name oppose an,v Increase at all. federal government can help niost Wagner has said New York on research other than space pro-] York and Johnson said the over- Commoalentlpne Comnitasten ra-1 I »f Lee C. Terry and had a rental They contend a rise in labor in the fight against teenage crime City ranks 18th from the top grams, He aaid it always has been ' ail authority given in the Air ported, today that no improper" THERMADOR ear slip in the samo name. costa would force a rise In steel by combatting narcotic* traffic. among the nation's largest cities News Tidbi^ A R P A policy to “ transfer projects i Force for space boosters, •will not faifluenee fignred In the IM ir prices—adding to the nation’s in­ " I believe it to -be the rnost im­ to the military aervicea when they | affect such weapons iqratems as in the, ^mount of major crimes Culled tTOin AP W|i4 b award of. TV Channel 8 at Boo»; WITH THIS (Omitinned on P eg* Twenty) flation. But the union denies this. portant role the federal govern­ conimltted by young people. reach the syatema stage.” I the Navy's Polaris ballistic missile ton to w n o il, Ine., enbeldhuT' Bilt’in electric range ment can pla.v, in the framework Last night. Hennings' iD-Mo.) Generally the first specific aa- j launched from atom-powarad siib- of the Boston RoraM-TnTeler.'/ COUPON of our goverrunent, in' attacking emphasized that the 2-day hear­ gignment* of apses' work tn mill- — ------’nm examiner, retlmd Chief Joe* S A V E 8 - Sharp drop, eatimated at be­ the criminal aspects of our youth ings here w'as designed to arouse tary services made little . change' (Conrinned on Page Twelve) R Sepirtli tltp-Mvine. cook ind torvt iron rice Horace Stem of the Penn*' problem,” Wagner said In testi­ the Interest of Congress to the tween 80 and 90 per cant, in book­ ing action since wboleiaJe gambl­ ■yivanla Supreme Ceort. aaecHh-" * No bondini wrth lutomstic wilit-lovol oven New UN Ban on China mony prepared for delivery before problem and not to atti;act undue ed there wa* therofero no haalfl* the subcommittee. ing raids earlier this/ month dis­ A Coordiniti moili with low-cott wirmini driwir BELLA MARIA TOMATOES closed 'today by Police Capt. 10 Children^ Mother, Uncle ' upon which the eommlaoloa , Wagner was.the first witness aS (Uontinaed on Page Nineteen) should iet aside the grant. * Abundant storage apace at your fingirtipi - WITH THIS Sen. Thomas C. Hennings' subcom­ Thomas Hankard. ,/Actrqsa 'Vtckl The boy and girl who make it a habit to lava now Will find it Tied to Asian Scraps mittee on juvenile delinquency Cummings, rushM to Bellevue * Safe, clean, cool cooking with aloclricity 28 OZ. Hospital in New ^ork City after 3 CflUNA RI4liTB RE VE ALE D COUPON opened the first of a series qf aasiar to lays regularly in later life. Take advantage of the CANS apparently taking accidental over­ Taipei. Sept. 33 liFi — T w a hearings on the'spreading prjjjilem. j Prison Guards 13 Start in Small Boat, eatt-Commu^t riota aa the .SBM School Savings Program at your Manchester school, to United Nations, N.*'Y., Sept SSAswung over to the western aide The 6-year-old subcommittee la ter: dose of sedativeji, reported In M r condition today/ ^ I m nuInlaiMi were reportMl (P>— Diplomats speculated today after accusing Peiping of goading will go on to other cities across I todsy b.v the official CTitaice* oegin NOW a lifetime program of systematic savings. You'll CO UPON. GOOD \4'ED. and THURS. O N L Y - Public schqols in Dollarway the United States might have had North Viet Nam into sflgressive the country. j NarionaHst. CMitnil news sgen, enjoy watching your own savings account grow stegdily week SEPT. 28 and 24-s-LIMIT ONE PER ADULT Defy Warden, School District, , Arkansas, proh.-! a hard time getting the U.N a, to acta along her northern frontier. The mayor aaid New York City Only One Returns Alive c.v. PiVe peeaants were re« CJ ; A ably will oppn Friday on segre. by week. The Savings Bank of Manchester is the School Sav­ block the seating of Red China Other members who had serious­ is doing ever.rthlng it can to fight ported killed end aix weanded,' ings Bank. , ^ ■> this year had It not been for Pei­ ly considered voting tj, **at Red its ow'n battle against teenage su pport Ajijcnjti ping's rash o f trouble with her (Chilis'this'time were reported to crime,. He differentiated' between e being/ an inte^ation crisis Munlsing. Mich.. Sept. 23 (iPt- were along. She was attending XA04 REPORTS CLABBRS pelghbors. j have changed their minds after the young criminal and the juve­ ;’ed by ' segregationists.. .A ir- 'Th ey wanted to get in the same high schbol m Marquette. . Vleatteae. Sept. 38 (iPi — The- won) camq out of the Chinese Hartford, Sept. 23 (db— A major­ line union* nuking common strike CAooa* from Even with the widespread vio­ nile delinquent. boat because it would ' be more "I didn't cry when I he4rd the Leotlaa Arm y today rapertad', CMmmuntstS’ bloody suppression of ity of guards at the Wethersfield plane to pristch an airline industry a uiitU ulietitm lence In Asia and western charges "The first rises, of course, from fun." news,” Doris May said, ” I juat wddeapreed aldraslakes betweea * the.Tibetaif uprising last spring. State Prison have defied their pact to ^ o l profits during walk.- of hand»om$, of Chinese Communist aggression, the second, but in handling it we A bewildered father — the only wanted to see my father." govermnent troop* ead Cams.' Reliable sources said Venezuela warden in s show of support for outs, ..Cornmunist China claims the United States emerged with believe there is no. approach but survhvor of,a boating accident that Leonard Larson -1* a tawmlll munist guerrillea around tiM itainUst $tt$l wnifs had planned to vote for ('■onimu- Frank Gallagher, their business the to,u/al annual volume of its its narrowest victory since the, is­ took the livea of his'wite, 10 chil­ worker in the little iuijfiberlng town northern defease heedgwiluiere ’ Your Saving* Earn nist China but changed it.* mind the approach of law- enforcemepL agent. foreigh■h titrade has trebled since Current Anhiml Dividend sue flrat came before the As­ the police approach. If you vvlU,'’ dren, and hi* brother —: was too of Skandia, SO milea fjfom the scene of Sam Neue. The Army alsa Include the economical Tharmador in your building or remodeling lean. after the events in Tibet. , 19.70 and says exports now total 4 sembly nine years ago. The giiard* voted , (o support grief-stricken for tear* as he de- i At thfe tragedy, said that three bleck Thai h * t«. Member of FedenU Cuba broke the hitherto solid . Gallagher in his attempt to negoti­ per cent of country's Industrial- scribed the tragedy to state po­ tsllons equipped end trained hy The 82-natlop body approved 44- support of the U.S. position by the "In handling the second, the A short thin man with wispy Depeelt Ineunwce Cerp. ate with Gov, Abpaham Ribicoff agricultural production. lice. brown 1tair. Larson told what hap­ Uommuniats, moved within 24.' \ OUR NEW HOURS ARE: 39 with 9 abstention's the U.S. res­ 20 Latin American nations. Pre­ problem of the juvenile delin­ Close relaliyea of five' Amerl- MERE! quent whom we are trying to and Warden Mark S. Richmond " I was very confused — it all pened and then asked: mileo of the |,own. olution asking'it to postpone dia- mier Fidel Castro's delegation ab­ for the better working conditions cans still held in Chlqe.se Comma-| happened so suddenly.” said Leon' .7:80 A.M. Ull 5:00 P.M.— Monday thru ThurMlay ci:ssion of proposals to admit the stained, reportedly to sho\y its in­ prevent from becoming, a criminal, “ What is there anybody can do he says the guards need. nlst prisons seeing Secretary o f i ard Larson..42, as tlie bodies were for me now?” ' 7:80 A.M. tut 8:|0 P.M.— Friday Chinese Reds or eject the-Chinese dependence of Washington. we are using virtually every ap­ C'ARRO .ARRAIGNED , In reply; Gallagher told more Stale Chrislian Herter today .|b brought ashore from iJike Me- 7:80 A.M. till Noon—Saturday . Ethiopia, which voted for the proach known ,fo society; IJke most big faniilies, th* Lar- Rsirimore, Sept. 38 lift Nationalists. than 6.7 g u a )^ at a meeting last new effort to iriii the early relrase I Ke4ver in Upper Michigan!* Yesterday's outcome narrowed y.,S. proposal last .vear, also ab­ "W e have not abandoned these _j„, . . ' , , —- ...... -...... sons wete happy hut "poor as Frahkie Uarbn, the reputed IIMI.S M l illUSS ,'*''o***' • • Massach^i-jHi^v^.gtha National Forest yester-j church mice," fellow villagersi underworld bos'* ot boxing, was stained this time. W lth'Thla U.ou|Hin and Purrhaae Of g'l.OO Or More the steadily diminishing. U.S. vic­ youth.", the.se teenagers, nor will ..r,n iho iinx sella Slate Senate President John | rtgV. said. thia i-ertlflnate entltlea you to 8U TR IPLE -8 HLITE tory margin by one more vote aa Greece 'which abstained in 1958 onlerod held In •100.0(H) bond,, beVo'me*Vrlmlnau'^'’ the State Prison, Do it willingly E. Power* and John,, F. Collins, STAMPS FREE for your, TRIPLE-S STAMP SAVER! Guinea, the newest U.N, member during her squabble .With the west- The family, bn' a day's outing to "W e've been rorning to this lake today by U.R. ComnUaslot|er ’ o ^ ^ h ^ ^ h e v « ’• " *''<1 the truth M Suffolk County register, of 'pro­ pick wild cranberries, had piled BOOKI U'hrn you present this, rertlficatf at your lieigh- I joined the man.v Aatan-African erfi powers over their position on on. ;;Then they are, and y ii^ b e bound to come oUL" for aeveral years to pick wild cran­ Ernest Volknrt on (Ouvrgas o f bate. nominated in non-pnrthHui into '■ 12-foot outboard inotorboat. berries,” Larson aaid. ''We' pre- trying to grab some of th* earn* ’ avings [Oank of panchester borhood GRAND UNION. F members supporting admission, of Cyprus, joined the western side continued to be treated, like any primary , for mayor o f Boston. Forty-five guard* wetfliMt duty it capsized 40 feet from shore. sen’ed them. Ing* of tVorid Welterwaigh) IJmit One—This offer for Wed.-and Thura. Red China. • this year. other criminal.” 'Secretary of Agriculture Ezra MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH BUILDING MATERIALS at. the "prison during^MDs' meet- None Coiild swim. The father "All the family, wanted to com* Champtoa Den Jordan. Onno, < (Sept. 28 and 24) Only- India's. 'V. K. Krlskma Menqn, Thus the Weat gained Laos, and The mayor said .everyone work­ ing- ' T. Beinson takes off today for Mfim Sr. 285 East Ccnft r Sf. Mancht Prirkocif 4 malnapring behind the move to Greece but the gain was Canceled saved himsbif by climbing atop the along. T h ^ wanted to go In the 55. was fomuUljr placed oadeg. ing in th# field of juvenile dellnr Then i)i obvious to hi/ trade and go«l will trip that will Cof. Lvnox Si W fs t T ui nf^iko LUMBER FUEL bring in Red China,- told reporters out by the loss of Cuba arid Ethio­ quency , agrees that narcotics is an overturned* boat, , same boat becauae it would be morh arrest last eight at the Johag- ■I'fr* THURSDAY failure to gain reJ|j|HUton from take him into Soviet Russia, Yugo­ fun.’’ his Bide would have picked up more pia. increasing problem with a definite ^ - Helpless, he. saw his wife, chll- Hopkin* Hoe^toi. where h*!! IvININOS 6 to 8 BOTH BRANCHfi; OPEN FRIDAYS tn 8 p.m. Ribicoff and Rlchni^w'^*^okes-' slavia and Poland. Republic,an , and hla brother, Harry. 64, “Your Guargntee— Our 39 Years Of Dependable Service” votsa, but Tor India’s current bor­ I f the vote was seen aa a set­ tie to crime among youngsters. T h e children were out of claaaes ehneked In Monday night ter * mah fo r the'’ g iia lW i)Wm, he National Chairman Thliraton |T0. down in water so clepr the DOUBLE STAMPS ALL DAY WEDNESDAY der dispute w-lth the Chinese Com- back for the United States. It w m "Its Importation, and distribu­ because the' 'village school waa ” stady and mnoogtanent e f a); MWAYf niNTr or pwn pArkh m 836 NORTH MAIN ST. TEL. M I 9-5253 ■uintsta. said: Morton saya a Nixon and Rocke­ bodies roiild be seen 15 feet'down. closed fo r th* da.v for repairs. «lii;onlr mwHenl condltieh.'' TlHl^ H tion in the Vhtted S.tatea, la hig . J- feller ticket would he the heet th* Laos, (irhleh ebstatnsd last year. (CpaUaued so Pace Twaaty-Oae) time eriate, well financed, wall hr- .X AH the IfArabnA’ chlldreh bi»l the nimlgnmant woe eoddactad lii| . (ContlBiied *B Page K leyci) RepaMkoBa eonld offer in IBflO. ^idest dau^ter, Dorle May, 1«. (CeatImMd an r o g * ^ t e e a ) . hie h o s t e l roem. * ^ - , 7’ 8' i I- ■ i 1 V

j . - . ' ■ : : , . ■ , ; MANOHESTKB IV>lNiNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY. BBPTElibER 28. 19S9 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNi, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEBfBER 28, 1989 PAGE

"Barbara Allen," and "Tha Piper •Ad Mrs. ArvM ..ada 4 Children Die la Death Columhia Legion Auxiliary President The flnal section of the program; "Vo Brownia Troopa art plan- O f EncephdliHs BAKED ENAMEL vrill be the one-act tragedy, nsd Uila yaar. Mrs. Osorga B. V Sheinwold on Bridge As y* You Like It "Rldera to the Rea," by John Mill­ Smith wtU ha laader of Troop B3, Appoints Committee Heads ington Rynge. Fund Expert daaiatad by Mrs, XtaBsth Briek- In New Jersey ALUMINUM SIDING By JUDITH AHEARN I BxpqaitM Nataa I Thla troop will meet Thurp-'. EVEN BUBS TRIOES Ooihmtttaa chairmen o f the#Mra. Norene CBtter, both of whom At the Eastern Itates Expos! days after school. Atlantic City, N.J., Sept. 26 0P> Inchidlng NF,W 9. M. Rockaluke PtaaMe Snrfaea— • MAT DISAPPEAR BMbWsst psLaaad away during tha summer. tion in West Spriiigfltld tonight Set to Begin Ampiican Lagton Auxiliary were Alao: M. Renlomatlr HorHeana Roof. Tha new troop will meet N o a r a —Atlantic City Hoapltal raporta Mrs. W allett was aaslstad by Mrs. 9. Th« Ctnton Show Shop production of "The St 8 w ill. 'bt ' Zorro, the Royal Wednesdays aftar school. The By Alfred RhelBwold .A A 10 5 4 announced Monday night at a unit U.R. Maeters TsBin CtuunpioB that four ehlldren have died In Andisio, chaplain. Boy Friend" which opened Uet night was Csnsdian Mounted Police and leader it Mrs. John Tettalbach aa- ¥ 4 . meeting by Mrs. Jdaeph Wallet, fREE DEMONSTRATION AND ESTIMATES Herb Shrlner. The band of the On Campaign Tha old recipe for rabbit stew ♦ S74i the laat three iveeke of encephal­ Mra Littla raportad that maga- siatad by Mra. Rhteey Whitehouse. prealdent. marked b y more bounce to the ounce than Royal Canadian A ir Force will Their number will be asalgned af­ began: First catch yqur rabbit. A AK43 itis, copimpf chester barracks waa the arresting Trumbull Highway, now living helped them understand the ducer plans to do another "Nun's 7 5. What do you aay? Hellenic Tower and Dally News The second part o f the program Greater Hartford. Proceeds will officer In "both of these, cases, in Springfield, Vt., ia a patient at Yo\ing quarter midget race driv­ world’s great music. i Btorj'," only “with more heart") Buildings in New York City. will be compoaed of more serious go to a acholarahip fund. Stewart Tibbita waa prosecuting the Springfield Hoapltal. He will ers from throughout Connecticut Answer: Bid three spades. The John Gruber, Herald columniat^ In an effprt to maintain a re- Bach week three recordings. "T h e Devll'e Diaeiple." etariing folk songs and dances, including Worth Nottng grand juror, be there aome waalis according to will eompsde for morchant-apon- Vienna — Composer Josef Mat­ and mualc critic, .will begin a tSLxed, informal atmosphere for will be awarded to the writers of 1 Sir Laurence Olivier, Burt Lan­ thias Hauer, 77, theorist and au­ the show, the programs are made •The Wind that Rhook tlje Barley,” "The Dark at the Top of the Oete Military Honor hia daughter. Mrs. Patricia Brett- sored trophies on a speed track a^ aeries of musical prpgrama over the three essays ’which the judges ; Stairs," a'.arring Joan Blondell, aehneider. He would be happy to thor of a 12 tone techhnique of In Gruber's living room, using his consider best. Judges wHl be ro,- | Matl Kolva, a senior at the Uni­ the Manchester Parkade Friday W IN F this Sunday at 12:10. As­ will play Friday and Saturday at hear from hia friends in Connec­ HARTFORD mualc, died Tuesday. own piano, hi-fi, and tape record­ tated among the music supervis- j versity of Connecticut, haa been night. tha Buahnell Memorial at 8:30 p.m. cited aa a Distinguished Military ticut. Detroit — Richard H. Doughty, sisting him in the series will be er. In effect the listener is invited ors of the public schools -vorklng | This will mark tha first tima There will also be a 2:30 p.m. per­ Student in the A ir Force Reserve Wod.. Oct. 14. B:30 FM. 1986 winner of the U.S. National Ray Beller, proprietor of a local to pull up a chair, enjoy the mu­ with WINF. ! The Rev. and Mrs. Henry G. •anctioned races for younsalers MANSFIELD formance o f the drama Saturday. Officers Training Corps. 1 m^emimWiWww Reniors golf championship and music shop and former saxo­ sic, and learn about it at the same Wyman of North Olmatad, Ohio, will be held In town, although THB ONB AND W LV Gruber emphasizes that al- l The National Ballet of Finland Each year a group of seniors four times Michigan Seniors titlist, phonist with many of the country’s time. stopped ip town last night enroute there are some half dozen tracke Feature First Wed., Tliiini. though ' the program is designed , will give one performance at the who show outstanding perform­ the last time In 1956, died Monday best-knoN^-n dance bands. to Portland, Mains, to pick up, elaewhsra in the State. The Friday Music siipervisor’s in the sec­ for students In secondary schools, / Buahnell Oct. 3 at 8:30 p.m.'. ance as cadets In leaderthfp, of a heart attack. He was 78. The series w ill continue each The Yale-UConn football teams their two children Susan and’ night racea will be put on by the Sophia I>orea-Tab Hunter ondary schools of Greater Hart­ it aill not be cut and dried edu­ drill .and scholaatie work are Sunday at the same time for 39 will play in New Haven Saturday: Stevan, who have been with Mra. Silver City Speedway Aaan. of ford. have endorsed the series, cational material, but 'rather an awarded the badges and certifi­ 'Thof Kind Of Womm" weeks and is an informal ^ ap­ alao Wesleyan versua Mlddlebury Wyman's parents for tha past six Meridan at the request of inter­ Inspired Poem recommending it to their students, entertaining program in which the cates. proach to great music. In general, In Middletown. weeks. ested enthusiasts hare. and in some cases incorporating listener is bound to leant some- i CHri Hoottta to Start Year hs Beller asks questions and Gniber Tha Rev. and Mrs. Wyman ar­ Out of town driving stars will FI : "Bora To Bo Bod" The poem, "Casey at the Bat.’ tapes of the broadcast in their thing about great music. By keep- | The Girl Scout organization answers. The replies may take rived in New York Monday night pit their skill against several Man- waa inspired by Dan Caaey of regular instruction. ing the format chatty and infer- ; lt$ Advantagea plana to Include a senior scout on tha liner United Htatea after Phtladel^ia. He struck out In the form of a aolo by Gruber on "To encourage ptiblifc School stu­ mal, he hopes to show how music 1 service troop this year If enough cheater youngsters who have dla- touring Europe for aix weeks. tingulahed^themaclvea on race ' • 'Nf> Symphonic Orcheatra. es well to metal and is durable. field of Southington, Saturday. Jack and Pamela Mercer. asked to call her as soon aa pos­ Program: sible. Tha baby la tha gmdson of Mr. Among visKlng drivers will be J>£dL S lw ivitu f, HARLEQUINADE The other troops will begin their and Mrs. Donald C. Cauflald and Gary LeOendre. of Maridon, New Mr. and Mra. Jamss L. Young both York state open ehampion; Jim­ "DON QUIXOTE" regular meetings next week and Grand Paa do Deux RUG and the week following.- and ail will of Jonathan Tmmbull Highway, mie Knell of Meriden, a 1068 Columbia. The baby la the ftrit ehampion: and Sandy Tiam ey of GRADUA'nON BALL ‘ meet in Yeomans Halt. SLAVONIC DANCES Swivel Wing Chair Mrs. Ernest Payne will again be boy in the Caufield family. Tha Meriden, winner of aooree of cov­ young couple haa a small daugh­ eted trophies thla-season and last. Mall arSen aransllr filled Luxurious Colonial Wing Sofa in Handsome armlaas Wing UPHOLSTERY leader of Troop 181. She will be handsoms Tweed or Prmt fabrics, ter Mona, who la with her grand­ The races wlll^ start at 7:30 p.m. Chair with awivai baas, M ck aasleted by Mrs. Jack Thompaon, Friree; Orck. er lit Bat. M.TI. with Foam Rubber Chishlons for add- parents Caufiald. Her mother ia with time trials and elimination SI.U. St.TI; tad Bal. Si.ta. pleat skirt, . Foam /Rubber Mrs. Lester Stimaon and Mra. ^ comfort. Generously proportioned, heats. Semi-feature events will Make ekecke rarabla to aaS mail la Cushion. CLEANING Morgan Hills. This troop is com­ tha former Mias Dsborah Young. 8:95 Keith budget priced to give you a follow and the feature event- Is 6:80-10:26 BVSHNELL MENOBIAL, prised of girla In sixth, seventh Georgs E. Peters has returned thrilling Value! Td. Ml 9-1752 and eighth grades and they will be from a 2-day convention at Terra scheduled to start at 0:15. The ASb ImIm (S« - StaStali Tie HartlarS 14. Caaa. working on curved bar awards. Mar, Saybrook, whara ha attended track will ba set up at the aide of Mra. l^ yn e plans evening meet­ the general assembly of the Con­ the nearly completed bowling cen­ Ml 3-5747 ings. They wilt start Oct. 5 and necticut Union of telephone work­ ter, and the race route irill be will be In aession from -6:30 until ers Monday and Tuesday. He Is marked by hay bales. 8 p.m. She asks that parents pick the reprasentative from tha Willi- Tha quarter midget care, pat­ up their girls promptly. mantle-branch of the Southern terned efter Indianapolis raears, Intermediate Troop U will meet New England Talaphona Co. attain spetda up to 80 miles an MANCHESTER Gamer's for ike firet time next Tuesday and hour, but injuries are rare because 8 RUMMER RT. Visitors la Towo every Tuesday thereafter from 3 Mr. and Mra. Philip H. Isham of strict supervision, ssfaty con­ W e Give jtidT Oremi fltaunpe to 4:,30 p.m. Mrs. Rudolph Albair Jr. have had as their house guests struction of the cars, and constant D iuvc-9tiT)kcaDie is leader with Mra. Edward Miller Mr. and Mrs. Roland Brochu and demand for aportamanahip on tht B o Lt 'O m n o t <^h four children of Wilton. N. H. The part of drivers. two men served together in Eu­ Trophies will be sponsored by t o n i g h t Thru SATURDAY rope during their tour of duty in Green Manor Estates; Station the* army shortly after World War W IN F ; Stars Roebuck and Co.; II. Stein's Men's and Boys' Clothing; Smart Bookcase Boston Rocker W. T. Grant Co.; House of Rec­ Major Jasper Woodward and Roomy three Colonial. Maple Mrs. Woodward, who have been ord !; Kofaky Shoes. shelf model in Rocker with high visiting his father Madison Wood­ FERRY RESUMES RERVlOE warm Maple, back for old fash­ ward at Columbia Lake, have re­ perfect for any Hertford, Sept. 23. The ioned comfort. $ 2 4 turned to their home in -Ohio, $29 room. Quality New England where he ia atatloned. He attended Rocky HiU-Glaatonbury ' ferry bgllt for service­ made for lasting hia 25th class reunion at Windham which crosses the Connecticut iti. i» ability. charm. High School while here. River went-back into active serv- Russell Spearman, who has been •ice today. studying at Hartnell CoHege in The Terry, one of the two main­ Plus: Eniest Borgnlne A Happy Motion PIctura California ia visiting his parents tained by the state on the river, In AnoUier "MARTY" Hit "THE RABBIT TRAP" Mr. and Mra. Runell Spearman of waa taken ouf of service Monday Woodland Tar. The young man when mechanical trouble develop­ plans to transfer to 'an eastern ed. Repairs were eompletcid'yea- college. terday.

Maneheater Evening Herald Co- kunbla correspondent Miw. Donald STARTS TODAY R. Tuttle, telephone AOademy rn r.! I .a--r*i;i 'H f c-i:! i -I;!-- STATE Continuous From 6 P.M. $-8485. EflSTUJOOD EARLY BIRD PRICE— 45e TILL 6 P.M. Commercial Code 8al Mlaro Caral l.yaly lio tf Crsabr Braa. nrWIMa "A Private's la Special Numbers A ffair" what do you see "Blue flUDRCHHEPBURH la Calar aaS Hartford, Sept 28 uP) — Bust ClaesuScopa Denim" ' l:M-S;Se4:U iiie-8;ie ' .FrEDZiNNEWANN'S™oo«™» nessmen should be Interested in ' 8as., "THE BIO'CIHCra" Is CsIm Blocks going up , n, learning that the new Uniform or Blocks going down Commercial Code passed by the T h e N u n I f n R H LegUlative this year will have We all agree, then? FAMILY* fdr oar^fro/it ^awn special numbering in the 1669 .EAST HMIFORO How long did it take you to see both views? Likn I supplement to the General Sta­ ($6.46). Good jfooking, Hot too much work. Rugged the drawing, above, THE FA IR selects and pre» tutes. ' M S I l ^ sents its merchandise with two points o f view. PLAY ($8.9$) in back, where you monttera play to The new system means that tha numbering of each code section in Quality and Convenience. Quality iproriucts, all rough. PICTURE* ($7.86) waita till you grow up and .the. 1969 supplement wUl corres­ bearing famous brand names that stand the test ■ I ■ Ska Dad and I have time to tend a really pond with the Identical numbers of time and wear . . . and convenience to make suggested for the Uniform Com­ your shopping easier. Free parking at our door­ perfect lawn. Will it grow? You het. mercial Code as proposed by the ALAN FRIED la "OO-JOHNNY-OO" National Conferance of Commis­ step. Open Wedne.sday, Thursday and Friday SOLID MAPLE LOVE SEATS Seotta seed la the beat you caff buy^ sioners on Stata L a ^ . Tlai Hobart BealUa nights till for complete family shopping. THE "’’'I * Legialativa Casnmtaaionsra A r­ la "TIME LOOK" FA IR ha Statu t t i U iK ptatm Ul, »».»! * m ti ftm. tkrtrta mm nr thur M. Lowls and Harry H. Lugg and children’s wear that you know and trust. Buy aald thla will assure the use of ■eat and backs. Buy them singly or a MAPLE' FRAME WING CHAIR ' Identical numbers in all of the the best right here in Manchester . . . no need to matching pair. Each . . . ' GUNS • HUNTING CLOTHING Pay Tour Telephone travel tp the big city. Visit THE FAIR soon and Foam Cushion Wing Chair in hiuidaome BlUa Hera etatee which adopted the code. Cobbler’s Bench $17.95 fabrics with zippered cushions, ruggisd They said this will facillate easy I see why we are the finest fashion store east of Step Table $14.95 $ 39.95 BOOTS • fACS • SKI WEAR framez of Maple. use of the code. •the iriver. BOWUNO SHOES • GYM EQUIPMENT In addition to Connecticut, Mas­ sachusetts, New Hampshire, Penn­ ^WINDSOR 1 You’ll Find A Comprehenaiva sylvania-and Kentucky have ap­ '7 Hisum riiH- t 8 Showing Of Authentic Early f o o t b a l l e q u ip m e n t ' proved tha code. A number of oth­ IA$T HAATFOml A.m e r i c a n. ReprodueUona A t er states are looking into this ::::: Keith'a. All Of Better Quality! ii!i ■ OPEN WED.. THURR., FBL TILL 9 VM. matter o f bualneas law. I Flrtf Driva-la SboMas 1 STORE HOURS: Open Monday BRIQIHE BARDOT MON., TUE8., SAT. 16 AJI. to 6 PJK. Through Saturday TUI 6:86 P.M. B ieiih Fug*MsituB^o - 1 NASSIFF ARMS CO First Under U.N. la " f e m a l e ' a n d THE FLESH", \ Op«n Every Thursdsy MANCHESTER—lOlS MAIN ST.—MI 9-1647 Libya, wMeh Waa granted Ms Flsf DIsaa hara la - Evtry 6|tctrHying momdirt *~ gll th6 unsKpHctid drama — I ' N ig h t U n til 91 34 DEPOT SQUARE — Ml 9-5274 "TBEAD SOFTLY I M ■) MAIN ST. M ANCH'ESTER indapandenea oti Dec. 24,’ 1951, waa STBANOKHS" et Vse HiarMly human baat-oollar that aiKhrallad mfflianal MANCMEiffrER SHOPTINO PARKADE i ! : HOUSE V SfORTS tha flirst country, to-gchlevs inde­ 1 P R < E PAIIICINOl Ft m 0«lhrtry AnywiMr* IrY owh Gaaiplata Bha» al TiM OiH pendence under the United Na- “T h e N W * S B TO R F’ M own A t 6:16-6:16 - 1/!:: liltHttMiHm ■1— ------— ------I ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • . FA O l FOUR MANCHESTER EVSNIN& HERAX*!), MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY^ SEPTEMfeBR 28. 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C0NN« WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1969 • < PAGE FIYB

Joseph OonUiriTrsak Dsvoto, . Itid d ttfttl^V ern o n K of C Committee esht DiSafi, Sal B eaitgelli^ BW Gallo, Donald Oenovesl, Vtnesnt RUaORAFTSMEIMMOKERil-lMii Plang Italian Night Gsnovssi, Corado Lombardo, Ar­ ARE CORDIALLY INVlTEO^ TO thur Massaro, Michael M aatan, ^onds Out for Bids CampbMl -Council No. 57$, Paul MeaseM, Frank Phll^na, Knights a t Columbus, will hold 1u Clem Quay, Al, Reals, Jim Rlssa, OPEN HOUSE siuiual Italian night at the K. of C. Rosario Sapiensa, Vie Squatrito, AT THE On Gty Sewage Plant Home Oc'L 13 at 8i80 p.m. The' Joe Sylvester and LSbro Urbanettl. eommittee in charge will meet Friday at 7:90 p.m. at the hall. FRASER STUDIO tTMtaitnt plant brnda^ruUng; raqutrinf Inoculatlnni. Alao Grand Knight Joseph B. McCar­ Grace Group Sett IM HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER, CONN. distrlhutad ware insurance forms thy haa named Mario W. Diana aS i « t tba a t y a t RockvlUa liai>« (one THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY m aale. with Mwlad blda dut Mon* to cover etudente when riding to chairman, and Enrico F. Reals aa and from school and participating vlee-chairman. Style Show Oct. 5 day at 3 p.m. at the OonnecUciit — . i , SEPT. 2 4 .2S, 26— 11 A.M. to 8 PA«. In athletic ectlVltlae Reals was recently elected treas­ SPECIAL FEATURES: ' Bank and T nut Oo., Room 504, The Connecticut State Tubercu- urer, Lebro UrbanStti la In charge Membera of Grace Group of ' Many Beautiful Hooked and Braided Rugs a t 750 Main S t, Hartford. losle Assn, mobile unit was at the of tickets; Salvatore Fllloramo, Center Congregational Church will Marlon’s BOnlature Rug Fattems—Neiw Designs ' ; Thursday and Friday The proceede of the $710,000 high echool on Sept. 18 end 17 to gifts; Vincent L. Diana, In charge sponsor a fall fashion show and Demonstrations of HooMog, Dyelag, Traaafarrtng by. hond'iaauc will be ueed to finance x-ray members of the echool eteff. of guest speaker. birthday party Oct. 5 at 8 p.m. Teaehore . . ' • ' >>■' the conatructlon of a aewage Freshmen students were given The conunlttee consisU of Hen­ In Woodruff hall at the church. Fraser Slide Collection Shown Several Tfmee Each Day treatment plant In Rockville. Fad*, the Otis Test of MenUl Ability ry B. Agoatlnelll, Nathan Agos- Modete from the Fair at the Library of Rug Craft— ” on Sept. 17. Parkade will show fall and winter oral aid In the amount of 1337.000 tinelli, Geno Andrelnl, Louie Ar- fashions. JANETTE’S MkNIA’TURE OlfTT SHOP ' hae been promised. Club acUvltlas got underway the rude, Alfred Barbero, Sebby Baa- second week of school. The Girla' MISS Gertrude Carrier and MisS Harry M. Fraser Grace L Fraser JsS^te L. The coupon bonds, to be dated cettai, Fred Brundi, John Cagitnel- Helen Carrier ere co-chairmen In Oct. IS. 1059, will be In denomina­ Athletic Activities Club held a lo, Steve Ceeallno, Dominick Ca- maeting to welcome new memberi charge of the Show. Tickets tions of 91,000 each, msturina In taldo, John Ciar<;ia, MlchSel Civlel- may be obtained from any member annual Inatallmenta of $40.* end explain the club's actlvltlea. lo, Jean Colavecehio, Francia and 000 each, coramenclne Oct 15. The Rockville'Chapter of the Fu­ of the group. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays; 1901 and ending Oct. IS, 19«0, and ture Farmers of America is ex­ In annual Installments of $35,000 hibiting Its project, "dreuler Gar­ each, commencing Oct. 15, 1970, dening,” at the Beatem Slates Ex­ and ending Oct 15, 1970. with In­ position In Springfield. A num-, terest payable on the. fifteenth her of the boya ere working at the days of April and October starting FFA Information Booth In the In lOOO. Youth Building. Bidders are to name one rate of The high school aoccer teem Interest In a multiple of one-twen­ opened Its season yesterday when a r e b t tieth of one per cent The bonds It played Ellsworth High School at Brand New Fresh win be awarded to the highest re­ Henry P v k . The season ^hedule sponsible bidder on the basis of ie: Mpt. 26. Windsor, away; Sept. U..U the lowest net Interest cost to the 29, Glutonbury. home; Oct. 2. City.. University High, away; Oct. 6, Aldermen are being requested to Wilson, home: Oct. IS, Windsor, contact Mayor Herman O. Olson If home: Ocl. 20. University High, they vrlsh to attend the tmenlng of home; Oct. 18. Glastonbury, sway; Fall Mds in Hartford Monday. The Oct. 23. Wlleon, away: Oct. 27, group.wll! leave Rockville before Newington, home; Oct. 29, Ells­ noon on that day. worth. away. The prospectus oiooomponying lind* Boat Training S k i r t * the request for bids, lists Amer- Alan R. Weitllch. son of Mr. end belle Corp. as the largest taxpay­ Mrs. Ernest Weitllch. Reading, er In the city, and LaPolnte Indus­ Pa., and formerly of Rockville, has tries as the second largest. Ih e completed basic training at the NYLONS tsj^le valuation of Amerbelle’s U.8. Coast Gusrd Center. Cape property as of O ct 1, 1968 Is. list­ May, N> J. He is graduate of Rock­ ed as $313,500, and that of La- ville High School. Fointe at $372,800. Hospital Notes However, the prospectus poMs Admitted yesterday: Arthur Seamless Micro Mesh dr out that the lincoUected taxes list­ Avery, Ellington; Gloria Boutot, ed Include $35,629, representing 14 South Grove St.; Fred Tom- uncollected taxes of "one large asek, 132 Prospect St.; Hattie Dress Sheers manufacturer in reorganisation" Brown. 95 Prospect St.; Gerald —LaPolnte. Charter, Ellington. Oorp. Counsel J. Donald fltasn- Discharged yesterday: Mrs. aon said today ha and Town Bllsaebth Mechnlk, and daughter, Counsri Harry H, Lugg are stUl Watson Rd.. Vernon; Elizabeth working with LaPolnta'a aMontsy Whitworth, Green Lawn Convales­ MiLiNC scuvicr la an effort to reach a aetUemaat cent Home; Leone Hunt. 58 Elling­ .Herald Fhotea bjr Plnte «a the tax owed by the firm. ton Ave.; Helen Mathews. Tol­ Ihe other eight largest taxpay- land; Glenn Lughinbuhl. RFD 1; Customers Shower-Waitress V... aia, listed In the prospeetus are; Patricia Rowe and eon. Crane Rd.. Miss Sandra Marquis, 19, of 37y——— » ■ , ■ ------Bert J. Lowrea, UA. IMv^ope Co., Ellington; Patricia burning,' il Strant St., a waitress at tha Ar­ were a. cake, . decorated by the for * Kiephard Realty Co., IBnlterbum West St.; George Treml. St. An­ thur Drug store luncheonette, was Home-Maid Bakery, and a chry­ santhemum coraage. Realty Co., Granby Corp., FYsacla thony’s Oonveleecent Home. given a surprise bridal shower by Rtgiiloriy to $1.35 J. Prichard, Margo Realty and Larry, Katz, ’ luncheonette man­ Ckmnectlcut Bank m u i Tniat Co. Veraon aad TaleottvlUe news Is her customers and co-workers ager, and Mrs. Bertha Sweet, head Every Day Baby Needs Every Day at Brown Reelected Obalnaaa baadled threagh The Herald’s when she reported to' work yes­ waitress, organized the atere Charles H. Brown, has been uaan- RoekvUle Bnreau. 8 W. Main St., terday noon. party. A wonderful sale of fresh new fall stockings. Seamless miciti tmously reelected chairman of tetephone TRemeat S-S1I8. More than SO customers con­ The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. the Zoning Commlaalon of the Ver- tributed $50 and $2.1 lavlnga and Mrs. Sylvlo Marquis, 341 HU- Burton's low prices! mesh or dress sheer that are luxury fine yet so durable. BoA Plre Dlatrict. bonds as a "tip" to their favorite lierd St., will wed Richard Temple­ In lush fall fashion colors and every pair a $1.35 value! The Zoning CommUakm met laat waitress. Their nsmes were writ­ ton, son of Mni. Iva Templeton. 45 . „i VVoIker Hehron ten on cards suspended from a week to elect officers, but since all S. Alton St., end Samuel Temple­ Famous B o sto n , membera were not present the vot­ whlU lace ruffled umbrella. loaned ton of Thompsonvllle, Saturday at ing wea not completed at that by Mlchaala .Tewelers. Other gtfta St. Bridget's Church. No Draft time, according to Stanley J. TTCto Study Bates, who was named publicity but he la aaaiatiug the budget com­ tutes must be complete by Oct. t, chairman. Batea waa alao reelected mittee In planning the Every and all namea should be eubmitted KUD-L- secretary of the board. 82*Lot Tract Member Canvaaa for 1960. before, that date. A4nlt epaaees Begletratten Due to the need of fuAda to' car­ Events Planned lininfls. 'i„ ^ported Tonight Is the final night for ry out the proposed budget of the The Hebron Congregational NAP registration In claeaas s t the Housing Plaiji coming year a committee of five ^ u r c h ia planning a chicken aup- lulU " M '"’; ;' RockvUle-Vemon Adult Bvenlng haa been formed, com^ising Rob­ pet. to be held Oct. 3 at 6:30 p.m. „ a \ i a p School for the first aemeeter. V housing development proposi­ ert Bartlett. Lyman Eddy, D. Bei\* Tickets may be obtained from P, $$.99 Anyone living in this or neigh­ tion which has been submitted by ton Crittenden. C. Davis Ca.lkiqA John Pertain or Albert A. Cool- boring coinmunitiea, and not now and Warren Holbrook. > ■ ' Over 500 W. Harry England, win be coii- idgei - attending high or trade school, Tile,Jfthfon Republican Wom- ' may enroll between 7 end 9 pm. ■idered tonight by the Hebron Melodrama PUtnned Reg, |6,99 'Lily, the Felon’s Daughter, en’e Club announces‘Miat at their € New courses being offered this Planning and Zoning Commission. will be produced by the Podium hat ahow, Sept. 29, in the Congre­ to choose from.. . year include. Beginning Ruaslan, He requests that the so-called Players in the Re^onal School’a gational recreation rooms, at S to be taught by Mrs. Antonie London Rd. be developed Into the Little Theater. Oct.. 29, .10 and 31, p.m.. Republicans on the fall tick­ famous- t ^ I ^V^SM ILING SERVICE Bladka of Mancheater who had London Park Inc. The land 1s et. will be guests of honor. What o selection! .. Premier Nikita Khrushchev for a Mrs. Frederick O'Brien will be owned by England, and the plan In­ prompter. make l8l« upil after the Russian Revolution cludes 82 lots. Legion Inatallation Maneheeter Evening Herald He­ SI 1922. ■ ■ The Amston Lake Co. ts also Installation of officers of the bron eorra^adent Miee Sueaa Other new oouraaa are: Creative pleading for permission to be al­ B, Pendleton, teleplione AOademy PRAM . . . w it'' writing, pracUcal uae of allde rule, Hebron American Legion took 8-3454. Cotne' » ' how the stock msrket operates, lowed smaU'er lota at the lake than place Saturday evening at the the requirement now In force, Legion Hall. Officers installed are: SUITS jeotber'»«" landscape design. You end Your urging that as a result the town ORE ^ Social Security, and driver educa­ Commander, Warren Holbrook; tion. - revenues would be increased, since adjutant, P. John Perham; Senior Group Holds Tea $ g : ^ 9 buyers would be more interested In vice commander. Richard Keefe Hsrveat Featlval purchase of lots of smaller size. a s # they're easy-core cotton! The annual harveat festival will J r ; vice-commander, Richard D. For New Memers relax be held at First Evangelical Lu­ They claim the three-quarter Gale: finance officer, Richard M. Reg. $10.99 usually theran Church at the Siuiday 'acre loU now required by the Grant: chaplain, G. Earle Porter; I Zoning Commission are too" large More than 40 members of St. morning servlcea. historian. Raymond Smith: aer- i $7.99 r e i o i c e • # » We're practically giving them away! ■hone P'«o**** Canned goods and vegetables for summer resort use. geanl-at-arma, William O'Don­ Margaret's Circle, Daughters of brought to' the church will be taken Polio OUnlc Set nell; aervice officer, Henry Pom- Isabella, attended a eilver Ua and Uter to the Lutheran Home for the n ie polio clinic for the fourth prowlcz; aaalstant. P. John Per­ coffee hour in honor of new mem­ Aged In Southbury. Church doors shot, being eponsore'd by the He­ ham and paat commander, Ray­ bers at tha K of C Home laat will be open Saturday until 3 pm. bron PTA, will be open to students mond Smith. night. for donations. of the Regional School Tueaday at The Woman’e Auxillar.v officers John Zapadka of Woodland Gar­ VERY SPECIAL PURCHASE 1 the elementary school, at 7:30 p.m. RECEIVING NITE Norfhenst Means installed were; President. Mrs. dens addressed the group on "How I. Ixuicheon menpa at Northeast Shots Mdll cost $1.50. Any of the Rose Perham; vice president, Mrs. to Care for House Planta” Using School next week will be as fol­ four shots may be obtained at thl» Alma Porter; secretary, Mrs. Ann samples of soil and pottad plants, lows: clinic. Ives; and treasurer, 'Mrs. S. Jones he demonetrated root growth. BtANKETS DIAPERS Monday, spaghetti, green beans, Oonflnnatlon Set Porter. Mantailored Shirts • An award for enrolling the moet tossed salad; Tuesday, frankfurta The . confirmation claaa of St. , Substitutea Wanted new membore waa presented to and sauerkraut, mashed potato, Petdr’a Episcopal Church will re­ Anyone wishing to do aubetltute Mrs. KaUnyn Klely. . whole kernel com: Wednesday, ceive final instruction Friday from teaching at tha Regional School, Co-hostesses for tha social hour 2 for $1, 2 f o t * 1 : J Chicken and gravy, rice, peas, car­ the Rev. Gordon W. Weemen, the mky contact the school office. were Mr#. DSlla Phelpa and Mias rots: Thursday, beef stew, cheeae new rector. In the church. At 7;30 aUcks, sandwlchea; Friday, baked While it ia not necessary to be Wilma TonaW. Tables were decor­ usually'69c p.m. Father Weeman will present certified for this work an appli­ ated with fall flowers and silver ONLY beans, potato aala^ macaroni and the confirmation class to Bishop tuna fish salad, pickled beets. cant muat hold a bachelor's de­ candelabra. Bsquirol, who will visit the church gree, or be graduates of a two Dessert, milk and bread will ba on, Sunday at 3 p.m. ’The Rev. served with all maale. or three year normal school. They , Thar;e are approximately 20 mil­ Mr. Weemen does not ,officially muat be In good health, and be The easiest blouses to live with! / 'Meet the Candidates’ Party teks ever the perish unOl Nov. 1, lion acres of wooded lands In New X The Rockville Young Democrat­ U.S. citizens. The liet of aubatl- Mexico. They look luscious, feel heavenly* ic Club will hold a "Meet the can­ Infants' cotton act wonderfully and are so cxim- didates" cocktail party Oct 2 at S Infants' soft knit piementary to skirts, slacks and pm. at tha Mooae Club. Voters are Invited to attend suits! You'll find stripes,.wide and meet the Democratie candi­ SHIRTS and narrow, colors, muted and dates for the town alactlon Oct 6. Come To Sherwin-Williams GOWNS brilliant, casual roll-up sleeve, Mlaa Nancy McMahon, chairman, smart Ivy League button-down, BM named a committee 6f Ml— Pfau. Mrs. Mary Luddacke, 2 for $1. 99 * OxTord 'cloths; all in sizes 32-381/ Donald Hicton and libs. Martha COUNTRY . • How many will you have? Wright to assiat. usually 69c The Young Democrats era plan­ usually $1.29 ning to hold a dance In r'ovembsr for candidates In tha dty alactiaa Dec. 8. Anxillniy ts Msat Brysos Dlspers 2 *5. Formula Kits *6** -M rs. Bruno KadalUd. newly to- stalled president of the . .meriean Legion Auxiliary, will prealda at a TralsIsK Pasts l r .r '1 . m e^n g today at 8 p.m. In tha Crawlers and Ovaralli Fm* *1. OAR rooms. A program of mualc has been DAYS Klmssot 8$e p lw e d by Mrs. Cherles Allen to NurseiV Jar Sets .90 mllow the business meeting. Re- Reg. $.99 *1 freshmentc will be served. THURSDAY, FRIDAY - SEPT. 24-25 I*; f''ood Sale Pbuuied QsUttf Pais 49c 1.90 A food sale will be held Ocl 5 Butcher Boy Sets . ta the Chase Building by the ^ericen L«gion Auxiliary for the Fall Showing Of New benefit of its rehabilitaUon end Isfaals’ Dress Shoes '1 , PIIIqws child welfare work: v ^ High School . Nana Products and Wallpaper Freshmen end other new atu- denU a t the Roekvilla High Rubber Pants . 69e Hooded Towels • | b . fchooi received the aaeletanee * a come, amss, . guide aervlca provided by aanlor students M the first two days of FREE SODAS AND PON01S Blssksls T " ' scbool. Thbee ehowlng' the new- Bottle with Holder t'-' cpmew around were: Rolene Au- Clair, Joan WallnakI, LaNae Moaer, B tuart Murphy, Robert Sojka, Orib Sheets r 99c Overall Sets Ifancy Kolanko and Carolyn Nagy, SHERWm WILUAMS .Polio quastionnalras wart .Islbutsd to aU atudenU In wscor- f f l MAIN IT . fl«ct wttti ^ Bosid of BdoAaSn Ml 3-4634 C h o r tf f It h ‘ J ,1 > t . f r . I M f/. »• i/ - m - ' M

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h I- i ' ■’ n o csa /MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES-feR, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER *8, 19B§ MAKCHESTER EVENING HERALp, MANCHEMER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER *1, 19B9 P A O C SK V K N J.------:------.— ;------^ ^ ------Flames Kill 5 Widow’s Cake TV-Radio Tonight Of One Family Don't Miss The REGAL'S 2 BIG: In North Dakota Wins $25,000 Minot, N. D„ 8ept. 83 1^1—Five Lot Angates, Bept 88 (4V-A 58- Televhion ahlldren died when their home was year-old Louisiaiia wldow'e cake lloMir* REDMEN’S SNOW M«Ubm I. 13. has Trim her |35,(X)0. r'i TlaT*™ iM Ke«d ibe« destroyed by fire here early this r morning. Their mother and three HIGH SCHI06L Mrs. Eunice Buries, 4105 Com­ .141 W««tk«T. Kt«i and Bporu (C) 10. S3. other children escaped. mon Bt, Lake Charles, walked off i l o 1I0Mb Hood 11 t:IO w id Vanture The dead, children of Mr. and K^Iit Jooebt' Chib Homo IS n t Itaataraen lo. 33. with the top prise of Plllsbury's COUNTRY t;dl Ifoiro. WoaOwr | ’»e Oot a Secret 8. 13. Mra.-Qrval Newhouae, Minot, were Wed., Sept. 23x^rtain af 8:30 n th grand national bake-off yes­ Dour Edward! I. U .Chruahrhev'! Vlell identlfled as Naniw, 8; Betty, 5; Boailay-BiinkltT 10. It 10:00 Wed. Nlirtil Ftjthle *. John, 8; Peter, 17 months, and terday. V:00 Barry Baronta 30 rapt nevid Ortef OTle at 8oT«n 13 Feature 40 Larry, 6 WMkt. She did It with her Mardl Gra* SacKeailo'B lUldrrt 3 II 8. Bleel Hour 3. A fireman who fought the Are party oake, a delight to vision and ArHcan Patrol 3 Thie la Your Ufa 10. 33 ■Hi* Brothor! o3 10 SO MlVe Wallace said the alarm was turned In by a taste. Nawt and Woatlitr 33. W U.8. Marahal « neighbor about 2:30 a.m. Despite her victory, Mrq. Buries .. .. Journey In rnderitandlng 10. "As we drove up we could m wasn't too aatlafled with her re­ WHILE YOU’RE T'.U W«at Maaa. HI(liU|rht! 33 10:43 Elarly Late Show Raatlay-Brlnkloy 30 Weather. Newa and 8porta flames cm the house from a block sult. CouC fcdwarda 40 11.00 Barry Barenia away,” he said. "The house was SAVE ANYTIME "I’m never gatisfled with''any­ .HHOPPING AT T;» Warm Train 10 33. !» Big fifewa gutted Inside.” thing I hake and I may have done Bic I^turo 3 Newa 8poiia. Weather 3. Thr Palfon 8 World'! Beal Morlea He said Mrs. Newhouse had run this better at home." she said. Robcu! 3 40 11 15 .lack Paar. 13 out of the home when the fire was Open till 5 P.M. Her elaborate creation features TV Rnadcra Dta*!t 58 Ted Bleele Show ■ :00 Ey« WItnau to Biatory I. U. 40 BlarlMt Mnrlea discovered, to get help, and was Mondays, IMeadaya, Fridays. melted butterscotch morsel* in the. Court of L 5:16 Weather. 8porta his mother’s bedroom. -flr 'A lemon cloud pie; 2. Mra. Marie J. • :00 Newa Zalman 5:30 Album of the Dav *1110 father of the youngkters Bier*, Lagrange, III., $2,000 for r.u Art johnaon 5:46 Three Star Extra was out of town when the fire oc­ i:4S Lowell Thomaa 7:00 Dick Bertel Something to Remember Us hy ,,. tiny taffy treats; 8. Mra. Julie Ann 7:00.Amo! N: Andy 7:30 New! curred. Authorities were seeking G. Gbritole, Bellevue, Wash., 7:30 Newa Comedy Time 3:00 People Are Fiinnv The Scottish Rangers and their leader Miss Dorothy Robertson prepare to open the gifts given him in the Detroit Lakes, Minn., $1,600 for golden onion rolls.' FAMOUS MAKE 7:45 Bob and Ray 3:30 Monitor them. at a farewell party lAst night at 127 Green Manor Rd. The party was - "mobbed" with area to tell him of the tragedy. S A V I N G S i:0 0 World Tonight 3:00 Orouchn Marx Junior Dlvleion—1. Jeanne Bar- 1:16 Red Sox V! Oriole! 8:30 Monitor:* ■ Manchester Girl Scouts, their parents and friends who had grown to like toe four girls during their baaiewicz, Loa Angeles, $3,000 for 10:30 Hualc Till One 10:00 Treasury of Music 4-wst of Living New car prices oontlnued to de* stead S t; Mrs. Louise Fleming, way of making your clothing dollars go further. Real Quality 100% WOOL WORSTEDS dine ss dealers sought to move 237 Hilliard S t; William England. For Cheney Tech . . . SHARKSKINS . . . TWISTS—all in new fall shade.s and patterns. Wonderful buys! their 10>%9 models, but used csr East Hartford; Miss Sandra Niel­ FREE Off, .1% from prices continued their year-long son, Pond Rd,, Vernon; John Bien- ' Registration for evening courses Shorts, Regulars, Longs, Stouts and Short Stouts. rise. kowskl, Wapplng; Frank Martin, at Howell Cheney Technical School ALTERATIONS Tires were down ngiore than 10 South Coventry; Ernest Seger- will take place Monday and Tues­ July’s Record Mr rent aa several leading manu berg, .38 S.-Adams St; Richard facturera tried to hooat sales of Masaengill, Maple St., Vernon; day evenings. Registrants may (CmtUmied from Png* ^ e ) their flrat-Iine casings. Wilfred Boisvert, Tolland Rd., Ver­ visit the school at 39 School St. 100% WOOL . Clothing prices rose bne-half of non; Robert Wallace, Thorapson- between 7 and 9 p.m. For those Almogt all food prieea declined 1 per cent, transportation pricee vllle; Eugene Kelly, 20 Agnes Dr.; unable to register during the pre- in Auguat. Freeh frulta and vege* three-tenths of 1 per cent, medical Mrs. Rose LaShay, 34 Cornell S t; B< ribed evening hours, registra­ care three-tenth'a of 1 per cent. tion may be completed during the , tAMea, beef, pork end poultry Fred MlnIcuccI, (Coventry. Personal care—hair cuts, beauty BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A day between the hours of 8;30 a.m. FLANNEL SUITS ■bowed the Iirgeat reduction. shop services and the like—also daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harrv and 4:30 p.m. ’34" Pork piieei dropped S per cent went up three-tenths of 1 per cent. Welles, Wapplng: a daughter to Classes will be established in the and over>all priced of meat, poul­ The impact of the afteel strike Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lawrence, following subject areas provided With Perma-Crease Trousers Exclusive With Regal 100% WOOL was felt In a decline in the average Kelly Rd.. Vernon; a daughter to Im Prim that the enrollment Is sufficient; try and flab wrent down almoet 3 earning* and buying power of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maher, Vine Carpentry, machine shop prac­ per cent That means the crease will last for the life of the trousers. Evsn ZIP-UNED factory workers. Spendable earn­ Dr., Vernon; a son to Mr. and Mrs. tices, mechanical drafting, electri­ after a drenching rain your trorisera will look freshly pressed. Pricee of all other Itema aver­ ings, meaning average pay after Robert Feron, Windsor Locks; a cal code, shop math, and blueprint Green Hopsacks, Ivy Stripes and Solids. aged two-tenthi of 1 per cent tax deductions, dropped by about daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ reading. Classes will also be or­ higher, with houalng coata a major 90 cents a week in August. The mond Wltkowskl, Thompspnville. ganized when a sufficient demand TOPCOATS n in tr. Increaega In rente aind In average earnings were 179.75 for DIRTH to d a y : A daughter exists. Classes will be in session fnteraat ratea on mortgagee were a worker with three dependents to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roth, 1 on Monday and Wednesday eve­ FREE ALTERATIONS coupled wdth rieing gag and elec­ and 572.2R for a single worker. Ruasell Dr.. Vernon. nings from 7 to 10 p.m. All courses tric biUa. The eaminge average was re­ DISI^ARGED YESTERDAY: are tuition free to residents of Houae fumlahlnga were four- duced not only because of toe 500,- John Walker, Coventry; Wallace Connecticut. tentha of 1 per cent lower, hotvever, 000 steel strikers off the payrolls, Balkus, Bolton- Notch, Bolton; $3488 reflecting usual Auguat sales of but because many auto workers Patrick Frieze. Snipslc Lake; Wil­ textiles and furniture. Prices of were laid off for model change- liam Hausman, Coventry; Theo­ refrigerators, vacuum cleaners and overs, toe Bureau of Labor Statis­ dore Drake, Coventry. First Aid Teachers wmshing machines also were down. tics said. DISCHARGED TODAY: Lori View Rescue Film REGAL'S YOUR . • • Correctly styled and handsomely tailored. Zip-jn lining makes it Gn A film on "Reecue Breathing,” "All Weather" cost. featuring the moiito-to-mouth re- ■uaoltatlon method. Trill be ehown drive me away -at a meeting of the first aid' In­ structors' club of toe Manchester LUXURIOUS ‘BANGOR’ C O H O N Chapter, American Red Croee, Friday at 8 p.m. at the pojice eta- FABULOUS FALL BUY! AND RAYON DRAW DRAPES IN tion. YOUR CHOICE OF OUR Anyone or any group wlehing FOR ONLY 8 LOVELY DECORATOR SOLIDf flret aid instructfon may contact * Joseph MoCOoe, Leo Grover or Permanent Alterations for the Life of the Garment 1 .9 8 *CAFI CURTAINS the Red Creae office. *OytlDr*WhHD* Sandalwood •SagDOrMfi wewwwm Yep! It may be hard to believe— but It’s true! Regal will al­ ter your garment during Its entire life. That means, if you Lined and pinch-pleated 1 * Huntor OrMn • Roto * Turquoiso • Pink PIHiiil POLES RATION KEBAT Warsaw, Sept. 23 (5T—Poland’e put on weight or lose weight at anytime. Regal will make Dyip-dry cottons, never, months-old. meat shortage has alterations to fit you perfectly. It’s a REGAL -AND EX- fada Chronupun, sailcloth; 1 5 7 You’d consider these draw drapes exceptional ^ wM# brought rationing. The city trade CLUSrVE. Don't settle for anything less! Boralty prints and pretty buys, even at their regular low price! El*. * • • *••• department Issued regulations yes­ plains . . . all regular 1.98 gant cotton and rayon fabric with a elaaaie terday limiting the purchase of allover deaign. Expertly tailored, of course, i 9 7 meat products to 4.41 pounds at ■ellere. Hnrry for yours I one time. Per Month (Inriudee Salee Tax from pinch-pleated tops to generoua henu. ■W3.1«e MATCWNO VAUNCL^ and Registration Transfer) MNOU WIBTH, fO” teat, Rsf. 5,f ■______A tf DOUHI WIBTM, *0” bag, Rsf. i« ea -1I.*7 WITH YOtJK J64 CHEVROLET, FORD pt PLYMOUTH IN AVERAGE CONDITlbN. .n il WINTER WEIGHT GABARCHNB • GABARDINE NEW a a a CUSTOM-DETAILED SHARKSKIN • WASH-'N-WEAR DRAW ORAPE8 AT / • 100% WOOL FLANNELS EXCITING LOW PRICES I FLANNEL PLAIN; OR PLEATED FRONTS ■Vl- (Above) Jarman's New Thes'e budget-priced drapes have jBBBD 2 for 45 PILIA)W PLUG OXFORD 'the tailoring features ypn’ll And in higher priced drapes: 4* FREE ALTERATIONS *9.95 penhanent flnish buckram tops, 6 . X pinch pleats on each aids, gener­ PANTS ‘K h ous blind-stitched hems. Distinc­ 100% WOOL tive prints or 8 patterned solid. GABARDINES OASIS BOOTS pNr PURE WORSTED SUITINGS BY MOC-A BOUT This "Anglia*' Model Gives You; PERKY MYLON TlIRS M" LONO, lH> s-t*_-8«W VALUES IID 1A95 BsMtniy eomfert for fanr adult* Bach front brake has two hydraulic oyila- Largest selection In town 10 eaUe feet of luggage apaM ders for extra eafeiy ...SENSATIONAL AT 2 F M ’10 Red. Gray, Black, Natural Fanofu OUde KMe Two-toae araahable nphirietary |.88 and Olive Green. Very popu­ ' RIOULAR PRICi Whjf'Good-Tinicr lar for campua wear. Dp to 15 mltoe per galhm on regular gaa Advanced alnglo-^inlt body eonntmetlen 1 .0 0I ... radar chroBM, atoel la eopperplated to Adjnatitolo arindableld wiper* FREE ALTERATIONS tard matlag, paeHag Two-pealtiaa choke for fast, gaa-aavtag Go from waAtub to window D B B . SHEER BEAUTY, EASY CARE FREE ALTERATIONS •uapaaded pedals wannnpa without an Iron’s touch! 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UNOOLN—CONTINENTAL.—MERCURY—ED8RL—E N aU 8H EORD tubes. So, get the seme heppy relief MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER million! hive enjoyed for over 50 PARK FREE MANCHESTER FARKADE yein. New,large, la Parnell Parking Juat a atapi away. N« laietera ■e LOAFERS ...... $4.99 EASY TERMS-LOW BANK RATES economy lire Mcketa------— Juat . . pai 7 _ . ^ ------jjT j. . Black, Brown and Buedaa eevei money. ------„— -yrk Free and shop at. ItegaE Entrance to Get Doan'i Pill! Main, Street rightght next to onr atore. todayl / PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, 19B9 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESpAY, SEPTEMBER tS, 1#M PAGE K l ^ mambtr, whose official tlUe la deelalan. The award dlaposaa o f Uu alao planted tha aaad from w'lffch tribunal clerk. From that point on, eontroveray finally and eenehulve- CHARGE YOUR IHanrliPBtpr Hieae preeant developments have A Tfibught for Today ly. Ths power of ths arbitrator parmM than ta T w t Mm the tribunal clerk does whatever of the (fmreh for n** «a a ehiB- grown, must at least remain open. BponsorM by tha Maiirbeatat he can to expedite adminiatratl'm ends with hla making tha award. PRESCRIPTIONS H IRI \Simth Windsor Five Youths Held Soptuttg If^rald The purpose of commercial arbi­ houae. T h e landlord aays he The conference everybody ptirporls Ooanell of Cburnhea and assist both aides. thought they'd he too much R. L WANDELL ruituiiujttu HV nu> He sends each party a copy of a tration is to provide an informal For Church Blagt iUCtULb BRINTIMQ JO. INC. to despise and disparage may not trouble. selected list of arbitrators qualified means of settling dispuCee In buai- jTw o Stop{ie,d U SUMlI itTMt have been such • bad venture after Raid the cynic: " I could hava nese. TTie right to ask for arbitra­ PIIIE The building iteetf wee once a Building lULBCkMtW. UnOB to resolve, the controversy. The Newark, N..T., Bept. 88 Re­ all. made a better world than this." tion belongs to every cltiaen. Arbi­ butcher shop and the church now psrtiee study the list, croes off any •HAMIAOI venge. nett rarlat (eniaion, prompted i; tration Is a process in abich all contain* 60 aeata. PuMlaBfn Said the sage: "That la why God names to which they might object, : On Highway Contrdtiop parties are equal, have the earn* five white yoiuthe inio bombing Those in cijetody *r# Jeffrey f>DuMifd 0 ^ b *r 1. UM put you here. Go do It!" and number the remaining names THE AMKIUOAN * righta, and are entitled to fair and an empty Negrp church here, po­ Cordova and JoMph M. Dalakhia. Red Cinn'a Turifc' llona differently from a other, no according to thelroraference. When 464 CENTER STs PUMMBM Kr»«r, DTMUS HXMU Whenever wa feel disaatisfiad ARBITRATION AHROCIATION Impartial awards. After Chase lice aay. both HNlaide; Daniel CMey, and ■um Un and HolMar* lAnitrad at Ui» matter how carefully a contract these Hats are relumed to the ^ Howard MoAtlieter. both Newark, Poal Otttoa at Maacbaatar Obbb a* TTie recent shake-up In the with our world, and that ought ■ In the b\isln«ss world, in labor- sociation, the tribunal clerk com­ This column Is written by the The five, all J8 .year* old, ware It written. These controversies and Stave Parr, BerpardavUle. •**Bn4fw« Boilt On ^ y«n d Claw Mall Mattar______ranks of Red China's top military to he often, for It is far from per­ management rsTattons, sven In the pares the llsta and selects a Rtste Bar Aseociatlon of Connecti­ charged yesterday wMti caueing an often concern the same evaluation cut In order to make you better in­ Two tesnage drivsra raring aide cxplneioii with intent tn Injure a Last Biindey, a pop bOttle was Contomer Snttfiffictinn” MaMlUAR UB _ and civilian leaders has left In its fect. then we ahoiild remember Held of accident ctalma, there is of facts and Interpretation of mutual choice. If there It no niiu AsaotUATKD Pluaa formed and more fully aware of by ilda on Rt. 8 yratarday morn­ penem or property of another. thrown through a- rtuirch adndow that God's work of creation la a terms that buslnsasmen and their agreement the parties may either Fatt ln«arane« Coveraff* Tha Atsoclatr^ Pr»a» ti a»cluW»alj wake considerable Western specu­ often a need for arbitration. ArM- our laws, The True Way Ckuroh of God during eervicee. A child was itri antitlad to th* ua* ol rapubttcmticn el continiMng process. And 'Ih the attorneys deal with every day. request another Hat or have the ing wars arraatad and rhargad lation as to Ita cause and possible tration'ia the voluntary suhmiaston aseociatlon appoint an arbitrator. In Jeetia Chrlet was bombed Mon­ jured. ^ all atwa diapatciiaa craditad to It st work of perfecting human rela­ Consequently, when differences ^ ------with apaedlng by.^ C o n a t a b 1 a Tri. Ml 4-045() ant utnarwtat cradHad In uta oaoar of a dispute by the Interested par­ day night when a homemada gun­ Said Ektar Arthur Wtleon, pas­ effect; Some obaervera have even tions he la depending on ua. Thom­ The tribunal clerk arrangei a A fter 5;IM) P.M. and alao Uia looal nawa puMlahad l i m ties to an Impartial person for a arise, ths people Involved often Charlaa Jurgelaa. tor: "TTila ie juet .Irtdi!' doing*." All rUtnta of rapubileatlao of ipeeUI gone eo far as to call the shake- as Curtla Clark puts God's chal­ mutually convantent time and day powder device was thrown throtigh final declalon, with advance agrres- prefer to dispose of them private­ Jurgelas said ha atoppad Robart a window. dltfiatrhaa liaraln ara alao raaaraad lenge .to us In this manner: for the hearing. In this procedure, WATKINS- 82 BALDWIN ROAD up a "purge," and speculsta that ment to abide by his deciaion. ly and Informally, before experts. C. Bogdonovltch, 17, of Glaston­ & A. Bara aa In all other administrative mat­ The resulting blaat amaihed ^^^--'food Pndn MANCHESTER, CONN. run aanriea cllant al N It reflects a serious cleavage To achieve o r d ^ y and econom­ This Is where commercial arbitra­ bury, and Rogerr B. Srbneldar, 16, Build me a World, tion comes In, and where ths work ters, the tribunal clerk manages FOOD SALE twrf plate glajM windows, knocked '*l*u^iuiara______Rapraaeatattaaa: rba among the ranks of Red China's ical settlement of disputes In ac­ details and ah'ailgementa. This r«- WEST of Meriden after clocking them at over a pew and splintered another^ ■'The lotus plant la said to have Jiiliiia Mainam-a SpaclaJ Afancy — Stm Said God; of the American Arbitration Asan. A t apaada up to SO m.p.h. on the buay nilers. cordance ./ith the law,, the Ameri­ Haves the arbitrator of the burden Nobody waa Injured. originated In India and waa later Tort ifhicaao Datrolt ana BnalQli. Not with a navy's strife. begins in commercial matters. highwsy., Ha aaid there were four m bm bi!:r ADorr BrmBAtj o r Not with a host In arms. can Arbitration Asan. was founded and eliminates the neefl for direct Fmml Ssnim According to police, th* five got Introduced Into Egirpt. where the cntci'iJtnoN* Certainly, there la a basis for in 1926. The. Association was be­ Arbitration is designed for quick, communication between the parties teenagera in each o f the cars. Compassing death, not life. practical settlements. Nsvsrtha- angry when a landlord refuaed to Immense pods were used sa food. Rffad Hffralfl Arlvs. such speculation. The "great leap gun through, the cooperative ef­ and the arbitrator except at the J. W. HALE'S ORMOND i . Otrselar Dtuing questioning, Jurgelaa SUBttCRlPnuN RATHB less, the procedures are handled in w sar, Paaabla la Adtraaca hearing. aaid Eqgdonovitch told him he was forward" and the syAtem of com­ Build me a World, said God. forts of business, professional, orderly fashion and governed by BY TH E , US EAB1 CENTER Bt. Ona Taar ...... acientiflc, civic, educational and The hearing Is conducted some­ riding alongside the SIchnelder Ve­ Sii M’)*itha munes which Mao Tae-tung said Out of man's fairest dreams; standards of conduct prescribed IVOMEN’R FFXLOWSHIP MltehrU 9-71N Xtiraa MonlUa •••••••••••••••••«■ labor groups. It is a non-profit, what like a court trial, but on a hicle tn bheck ita tirea, but later would make that leap possible have Heaven must be its dome, by law. OF SECOND changed hia story and admitted he Ona Month non-political corporation With main Moat of the time parties agree in leaa formal basis. Both aides state . . a a a a a a a a a a a • a • a a a a • a • « both run into trouble. The great Lighted by prophet-glkama; and the youths in hia car did not mn*la Otipy ...... Jiiattce shall he the atones headquarters In New York City advance, to arbitrate disputes that their case. Each party tries to con­ OONGRFA} ATIO N A li vince the arbitrator of the correct­ know the youtha in Schneider’a gains claimed last spring for these On which my World shall rise; and regional offices In fifteen ma­ may arise. Even If parties differ CHURCH 'Mancheater’s OMesl rtif Herald Prtntina Conuany, lac., ness of hla poaition.. . After, both ear. *'.■ aaauinea no financial raanonalbl1lt» for communes In the production of In­ Truth and Love ita arches. jor American cities. The associa­ on a business matter, Init both ant with Flneat FaeUittea. tion's Connecticut office Is located ■idea have had an opportunity to Jurgelaa also reported the arrest ' 691 MAIN ST. iTpii^raiinical arrora appaarina In ad- dustrial and agricultnral goods are Gripping my ageless skies. to have thejr differences resolved 5^:30 k M , to SJOO P.M. Off-fltTMt Faridag o f Ji^ictOf: A.’ KiSktmes,' 44, Broad aartlaamanta and othar raadiM naattar In Hartford and serves the entire fast and economically, they begin present their evidence, the arbitra­ EatabHahed llhl4 l5 tha Mancheatar Evenina Herald now admitted to have been greatly tor declares the hearing closed. Un­ Brook for operating a motor ve­ Out of dreams, on the earthy state. by agreeing to arbitrate, and then exaggerated. A t the same time, the der the rules of the American Arbi­ hicle while hia license la under aua- NEXT TO G AS CO. Dippiaa adrart'iBina eloatad hoon: sod. In huaineag matters, disputes notify the association. On receiving THURS., SEPT. 24 For Monday—1 o m rrlday. ambitious goals set for this year are Inevitable. One person may un­ the papers to initiate arbitration, tration Assn., the arbitrator has penaton. He aaid he noticed Kia- For ruaadaa—1 p ni Mnodav Build me a World, thirty days to render his award, or Kunea and another man pushing a For Wadnaaday—I p n TUeaday. have been cut back. In addition, Said God. * derstand hla rights and obHga- tha association appoints a staff FREE PARKING For niuradaa—1 p m. Wadnaaday. -ear on Rye St. and stopped to in­ For Friday—1 p in Thuraday. there is reported to be consldereble Submitted by vestigate. For Saturday—1 p in IVIday oppoeltion among tha Chinese peo­ Rev. H. Osgood Bennett Court Cases ciaaainad daadllnA: lO'SP a. m. aaoh IN THE REAR day of puWleatloa aaeapt datupday— ple to' the communes, and ae,riovis ~ A, Hazardyille woman charged t a m 935 MAIN ST. • TEL Ml 3-5171 - OPEN 9 TO 5:30-THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M. * CLOSED.MONOAYS food shortages, aggravated by Vikinf Explorer with passing fraudulent checks In South Windsor and a number of Wadneaday, appt«mber 2.S such natural disasters as floods, There is evidence that the Vik­ neighboring .towns, waived exami­ droughts and locust plagues, have A Defense Of Geneva, 1955 ing, Leif Fricaaon, landed on the nation and was bound over to the Presents - — hit the cities. coast of .Newfoundland or Nova next term of Hartford Count.y Su­ Kvan tha history of our own What's more. Red China's recent Scotia some .500 years before Co- perior Court when Deputy Judge titdaa aomatlmaa seams mors folk­ lumhua sqt out on hIs ex.psdltion William J. Thresher found prob­ foreign adventures, which have able cause during Monday night's lore than fa ct and tha folklore, rs- to the New World. been linked to these internal diffi­ Town Court aeaaion. pested often enough, seems to take culties, have hurt her prestige In S o r 84 W1N.»1 Come to the fair! . In the local court Nellie A. Paul the place of fact quits successful- was charged with passing bad Asia. The Tibetan revolt, the flght- Battle Creek, Mich.. Sept. 2.5 Fall Arrives in ly. checks at the Kinney Shoe Co. and H e a 11 h - 1 ex ln(^wlth Indian border guards, the (A*)—Citizens here have learned a Robert Hall Clothing Store, both Summer turned to fall officially at 8:09 this afternoon, but every­ chester aiM Bolton' town lines for look at a rare eight. Now But we have our querulous, can­ lot about Soviet Premier Khrush­ revolt In L«oe- all of these, events on Rt. 6. ,, one, Including this early riser, knows fall started a few weeks with ths sinnnler gone and the swimmers and motorboat enthusi­ V. chev d\irlng his U.S, visit. tankerous moods, and about the have helped create a new Image of Two automobile drivers who had ago with an abrupt changa to coolar wsather. This man pauses asts buay elstWhers, the lake Is left to the fo g and flahea. (Herald DURING for a soUtary moment at Risley Lake in Vernon near the Man­ Photo by S at^ ls),. time some radio or television com­ Red China in the eyes of Asian But they're hazy about how to been. Involved In accidents were spell his name. mentator had told IIS, for about countries which had been willing fined. Albert N. Clark Jr., 17, Bast The- Battle Creek Enquirer A Hartford, was fined $24 for failure for ths eomng year, members the hundredth time, that the Gene­ to accept her as a neighbor with the Wiapiping Seedcrs Mamdiester Evening Herald lY and search for another opinion. ington^ la ready to apectilate on appealing a $30 speeding fine to Mias Ann Duffy has been elected what new policies. If any, the Superior Court under a $100 bond. president of the South Windsor Booth Windsor eorfespondent, El- It la not, that other opinion, too Raymond B. Porias, 31, West H art­ shake-up will lead to. Which la Education Aaan. ..more Bornhsm, telephone MItehell THE difficult to And. That Geneva con­ ford, was fined $30 and Whitney T. 4-0874. just as wall. After all, our policy in NATALIE NORMAN Other new officers Inchide Earl ference of 1955 brouffht President Hastings, 23, Bast Hartford, $36. CO. the Far Bast need not—should not A Hartford man, Harvey J. Car­ White, vice president; Miss Es­ Kieenhower smd the Russian lead­ son, 48, was fined $30 for speeding ther MacDonnell, corresponding Prhon Writer Thomas CoHa —be pegged to the sigs and zaga DANCE STUDIO ers, Bulftanin and Khrushchev, and $6 for passing on the right. A ■eeretary; Miss Josephine JSoccoj of Red China's policy, or to the Ml 9-5224 JA 2-5750 fare to fare for the flrst time, and ' ( charge of failure to carry registra­ recording secretary; and Miss Marco Polo was in prlahn In personal changes that might fore­ Olga Kish, treasurer. brought from both sides together OPEN TUESDAYS tion waa not pressed as he said he Genoa, Italy, when he 'wrdte the shadow them. In Manchester was driving sbmeone else's car William Procko and Karl White account of his trsvUs to Cathay. one general admission, which was There Is profit only In a policy at the time. were named as delegates to tha Hia first-hand knowledge was that war had become the unthink­ Brittsh-American Club Other dispositions Included: Alex Lakeville Presidents’ Conference gsinsd by an 'earUer rssldenee tn able thing. The conference at that is consistently positive, not 75 M APLE ST. T i Sullivan, 78 Miller Rd., South which will be held Friday to Sun­ Cathay, where he was on official defensive or negative; one that ob­ Windsor, breach of the peace, fined least made, then, a high level prom­ ; . . All types of dancing In­ day. A fter planning a program duty. viates tha need for Improvisation; $10, and destruction o f private ise to the people of the world that cluding a School of Modeling. property, $10, with both remitted one that la based on the legitimate For Information or to register, O F MANCHESTER the two great world rivals would and a 10-day jail sentence - sus­ aspirations and needs of the peo­ M m I M O M y not resort to war for an attempted Call JA 5-8718 DAYS pended; and Donald A. Mandtll, 20, •ettlement of their differences. ple of the ares, not on the hope of 94 High St., Rockville, dlsre- g a rd iiv a stop sign, fined $6. ‘Hist was a high-flown Intangible that Red China can, by presaurea, Isolation and hatred, be made to Soonta to Bogfater _»SaQf-fbr a ibow promise,' which happens to have Any South Windsor parent In­ been kept, perhaps because, indeed, disappear and take all our prob Come one! Come all. . . terested In registering his son as REALTY the premise on which it .was based lema with it. s Cub Scout Mi^ild'oome to the Morendax to bur big Country Fair showing of THURSDAY Wapping School Friday at 7 p.m. was BO obtious that It has even haaliii0 plant? so that committees can be eiftab- 'been capable of enforcing Itself on The Family Granary TRAVEL AGENCY prize-winning values and spanking Uahed apd boys placed in dens. mere statesmen. Boys have to be from 8 through 10 COURSE 18 Asylum St,, Hartford FRIDAY Mor.se College, Hartford~-Enroli Tuesday convonionf Having agreed that they must TTie "Magazine of Wall .Street" years old to be registered. For men and women of all ages. No previous training or-experi­ your Connocticul Bank not settle ■ their conflict by war, h ;j figured out that the average Tel. CHapel 7-5857 new models in home furnishing for Fall. See Neighborhood Commissioner for ence needed. 16 lecture evening course teachea you the know-how Cub Scouts' William Leonard em­ and Trust Company offica now! Heajtb'lex the stimmit conferees of Geneva In American family has, or had In a to be succeaaful in the realty ousineaa and PREPARES YOU TO Authorized Agents For All phasises that this will be the last 1855 made an effort to solve their calculation as of December, 1968, our gals dressed in gay barn dance array... . TAKE the STATE UCENSE EXAM. Attend a FREE LEC­ Rail, Air and Steamship chsncs this year to start new Cub TU RE on TVeadav, Sept. 29 at 7:30 p.m. W rite or phone for A heating plant that haa outlived its uiefulneas is a zipper slacks problems by other means. They the sum of 1181.89 Invested In Lines salesmen in bright plaid shirts. Have a cup of Packs In the Avery St., Pleasant guest ttekeU. MORSE COLLEGE, 183 Ann St, Hartford, JA, real hatard to your home— and certainly doesn't .'o found these problems too knotty, various surplus farm eommodtUea. Valley, and Union School districts. 2-2261. much for your family's comfort.. Manchester Agent I f that deicribea youre, woH help you to'rcpUce It Hsalth-tex puts the newest . resolved the problem of their own By this calculation, each family Cub Pack 226, which meets at A HAROl.D EEI.LS now, or make all necessary repairs to bring it bark adjournment by adopting a pious hat title to some 14 bushels of steaming coffee:on. the house...cider for your youngsters.;* ivy-league touch oh these Tel. Ml 9-7442 to A-1'condition. Stop in.at your'nearest CB A T resolution which included some wheat, 21 bushels of com, 800 Thursday and Friday only...9 A.M. to 9 P.M. office... you7l have the money you need, without slacks: two flaps in back. near double-talk, and then left dis­ pounds of sorghum, s' fifth of a fuss and red tape, and you can repay in monthly fall-time team-up payments over a period o f time. Cost is low, end All have zipper fly front, pound of tobacco, a peck , of soy- cussion of the j>srtlcular problems free life Insurance is included. cuffs, and elasticized backs. Involved, like those of disarma­ beanr and a bushel of barley. Helping Connecticut families to better living is an ment and Germany, to their for­ important part of our job. We’ll be glad to help ynu I Solid cblor sateens. Press We don't have to store this In Health'tex them only if you please^ eign ministers, who almost imme­ our own IndividusI cellars, and we Pla.«tic tops Brewster pine diately began to prove that what­ coulCORDUROY LONGIE SUITS instead, pay about $1,000,000 a day pick from .step, end and cocktail models) knotty antiqued pine with cannonball • LONGIE SUITS * not yet attain^ the power to re­ fu» storing it. There ma.v never with woodjrrain plastic tops; nutme.ir or high poster bed, chest-on-chest, dress­ solve specific quMtlons. In Uie be any use made of it. Tet our fini'Sh. Real winners at onl.v ... .29.95 er with mirror, all for only ... ■ 399.00 All are 8,i colorful as autumn leaves. All are as result, no specific problem at­ ownership of bushels of various Th# ConnM iieuf Bank waahable as can be. Take several— they’re terrific. tacked at Geneva was settled at kinds may bs added to, year by AND TRUST COMPANY Geneva, or In the conferenra of year. Solid cherry Caddy 88 Offlcoa Serving 18 Connecticut Commiinltlpa ^ foreign ministers which followed Nor la the 8131.89 In tax cash / $2.98-$3.98-$4.98 Small herd .. , ju.st 7 of these end tables Reg. $.3.98 Cigarette caddy, tif pine; 898 M A IN RT., M ANCHESTER Thera was, however,” one flat from each family which hss gone NORTH BRANCH—18 N. MAIN ST. X afri^ment made at Geneva which for this purpose its only coat to with pegged top construction, turned looks like a spice chest; holds a carton of was developed and Implemented that .family. ThankS' to the aver­ T V v ie w in g legs ...... 29.9S cigarettes, dispenses one at a time 3,49 after the summit conference itself age family's expenditure of this Sweetheart adjourned. This wss s joint pledge 1131.89 to take farm surpluses out i$ easy, today ... Bedtime story Modern twist to undertske an •'pening and broad­ Of the market, the natural effect A sweetheart of a sofa, a ening of cultural exchanges be­ of good crops on markeft prices Reg. $279.00 Simmons Hide-a-Beds; Reg. $300.00 bedroom'in handsome con­ tween Fast and West. This pledge sweetheart of a buy . . . with has been outwitted’, so that there Lawson sofa styles that open into beds temporary (that’s modern) walnut was taken seriously by both sides; a sweetheart back. Exposed hs; been no danger of cheaper for two with innerspring mattresses. style. Double dresser and mirror, large exchanges of various kinds were wood on arms and wings in wheat caiieing cheaper bread, or Beaiityrest seat cushions; earihtone chest, bookcase bed. A terrific buy at begun: more travel both ways was anything like that. To the con­ maple; foam cushions, box fahric.s ...... 219.00 only ...... 249.00 permitted: the whole process final­ trary, moat of our food prlcea have pleats, green print ..239.00 ly culminated In the exchange, this aUcceeded in going up during the summer, of giant expositions. To period in which we taxpayers ac­ Studios Dropped open the American exhibition In cumulated these wirpluses. . ‘ Rockers ' V Moscow Vice President Nixon went Thus, although we often pride .lust received for the THURSDAY ONLY Reg. $34.95 blue rib­ Reg. $170.00 1 ighback lounge there, as MikoyAn and Kozlov had ouraelvea, in our proclamationa P'air . . . Sealy sty- bon winners . . . old chair with DOsh', English- previously come here. and our propaganda, upon our dio cnuches in prints 4 ;30 to 9 o’clock, see an upholsterer fashioned Boston style wings; foam cushion, Tkis has all been a step by step exaltation of the economic laws of so's home heating and tweeds. Open so prelude to the fact that Khrush­ free enterprise, AH’e actually go to- you can sleep two. .from Sherman build a chair from rockers in i black box pleats. The toast textured chev could he Invited here, end Is g'reat lengths, and to great ex­ o ur w a y I Worth $89.50. the frame up! with gold stenciling, cover is a dropped pattern a joy in corduroy for only .,..29.95 here, and the fact that President pense. In order to see that these 79.95 M9.00 Bisenhower hss been invited to laws do not operate against the You get premium quality ’ V Mohilheat with RT-98 .. . the Russia. What is^ going on now Is, big farm induatriea The privilege most completely effective fuel then, part of a direct line of restilts of losing their shirte la restricted More sleep Farmhouse , Health’tex oil additive in use today. Arid . from the one clear sgreement that to little farmers, with odd cropy. you get premium service. Au­ See the old farmhouse bedroom in solid o’ss reached at- the Geneva sum­ Good old (100 years old) Holman-Baker But sooner or. later we are go- tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ oak at an old fashioned price . . . as low crawler sets mit conference in 19.55. makes good old fashioned Solid Comfort I ing to have to make a conacioua, anced payment plan and many as S I 89 for dresser, chest and paneled SANDLER OF BOSTON’S DYNAMITE. . .explosive new This new eruption of siininiit deliberate choice. Either we atop other'extras designed to make mattresses and box springs; no frills, no a pretty package Cozy two-ply combed bed. Just a.s good for ranch homes, too. fashion. It’s tailored, it’s tied, it has a stacked leather heel. And, it’s diplomacy. In Its turn, finds itself guaranteeing some special free en­ home heating rrally taty. fussing; just downright good sleeping. / 'w ' cotton knit shirts (snap-- confronted with the same concrete, terprise against lack of profit, or Twin or full sizes, each piece .. .3 9 .9 5 . Jtj silken Deldi suede, in foliage colors. No danger of not being noticed. fastened at the shoulder) problems the * summit-men faced we'begin guaranteeing the same,, Mobilheat IT-98 For lovers teams up with narrow-wale and could' not begin to solve in thing to many others. ■ H e a k h - t e x polo shirts Mb. ciMn-acMaa Ivy league Reg, $209.00. love .seat in Lawson style BLACk SUEDE, GRAY or TAN pELDI $ 12.98 corduroy overalls. All have 19.55. If it fsils"to solve these Either We succeed, in liquidating wWtfiv. with gold floral cover, box pleats and What’d happen if we put the seed on first? Why, built-up backs to stay neat specific problems, it too can atand that $131.89, or we,become willing ,Iuid in for the Fair . . . popular 30-inch Health-tex knits these polos of.extra-fine 2-ply trctiaed of failure, except in so far foam cushions. One' only ..,., 149.00 Just the same thing. We’d get the nicest lawn in. and side gussets for diaper to make miich larger tax Invest­ student divans in handsome Ivy League combed cotton yarns and wraps each.shjrt up in a as It may; in Its turn, constitute WE GIVE ments In order to guarantee man.v striped ticking. These will take a prize town! Steady-feeding TURF GUILDER* (84.75) will not clear plastic package. Smaller sizes are' room. All fresh, colors for for humanity some new. insulation other worthy brgndil of free en- GREEN STAMPS fo r su re...... 5 5 .0 0 With wiiigs 5w.m--riMiiib«appI(^ aame day we seed. FAMILY (8fi,i45) snap-fastened at the shoulder, some with, fall. All washable as baby. against war. But there are many terprlie agalqet any possible folly reasons to hope that now, four or mistake of over-production. Reg. $198.00 Colonial style wdng sofa in makes a. hhndabme lawn that takas embroidery. All sizes come in fresh new siripes, ■ Sizes: 9, 12,18 and years later, some of these specific Ifs the hunk brown print cover with box pleats. Three . raal wear, needa little care. Which .patterns and solids for fall. Washable as can be: months. ' pmbisma can be brought much MORIARTY Barbary Coaat foam cushions to make life easy ,139.00 Coffee and Cider do you put on first? I just told'ypu. closer to solution than was possible Reg.' $119,40 Maple bunk. beds for, MANCHESTER PARKADE 17 SOUTH MAIN STREET Sized 1-2-.3— 2-3-4— S-4-5-T-6-7-8. In 1855. . In any rasa, 'judgment Barbaryls an old name of coast­ BR6THERS youngsters whh like to .climb. Convert , , up to our special refreshment •MANCHESTER; CONN. WEST HARTFORD CENTER this present summitry cannot yet al counCriea of northern Africa, In .parts booth and one o f our gals will sdrve you S trt $T.M, M t Sprieitr. tki udemeHt eU I* e ie lltr lew* yier rauni, 301*315 Ctnrcr St. to twin beds when the kids get down - OPEN WED., ■raURS., FRI. . .SAUILY, TUsrsun.Dn*iM( rtynlmr $ll.rs Spraaiar-tatalkar new inly $H.IS, consisting of Algeria. Ubya, Mor­ OPEN DAILT TO 8 P.M. be closed. And until It la, jiidg- to earth. CompleJ.e .with innerspring .Reg.. $646.00 .3-part sectional sofa, mod­ coffee . , , cider for the kids. T H iL 9 P.M. ■»ant on the original summit con- occo and Tunisia. The name *is MON. TUBS., SAT. TILL 6 PM. OPEN nUDATB 'TO 9 P.M. derived from the Berbers, chief bunkette. bedding, guard rail and ladder em st,vle -wi^h slim arms,, foam cush­ (anBiii wUcti, however it failed, M t 3-5135 BLISH HARDWARE CO. M ieM tyde M the region. fur only 99,50 ions. Median-green plain cover 3 9 8 .0 0 FREE PARKING AT BOTH STORES 798 M AIN ST. -L. MANCHESTER

. 'Y. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER S3, 19B» PAGE ELEVEg MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1989 f A O # T D f •ciiwM. Ibaaoes will be held regu- are tl.M , and inturanc*, edmpul- against RIbIcoff and Richmond for to push their giievaiieea eosieani- at the maeting termed the tad- Andover^ . Uietr attacks on Gallagher. dent a riot. A gUeriTwae injured. party. Both aha and Kraaalekl aald larly on ttie aecond end fourth tory for all troop membera, la |I. Prison Guards Ing working condiUona; and they Saturday of aSMdi atonth with Boy Scouts may also tubecribe to I The Governor, replying to a let- reiterated their demand for an In­ Commentfd another: G a R J L y T again thay wara not preasnt to an- • AU TOURS I ter from Gallagher seeking an tn- awer quaatlons. Mra. Reid com­ Herl) Mercier as caller. Boys’ Life for 11.60. vestigation of working conditions "It all bolta down to dignity. Step Heart Bat 3 T^see Feeler' j^ to n Democrats Vow Boginner'a cleaaee in square I veatlgatloh of working conditions toti4t« liSMlsnlnM sw» KU-Sn iaS- mented at ona time, alao, that • ALL RILORIMAOES Town to Act Onaeto a I Senilnery Defy Warden, at the prison, aald he had "no con­ by an Impartial panel appointed by W ere bping degraded every day.: M< uniriiin) iiMM MMS rtmmit kmiw they were prsaent without counsel. dancing wHl open Friday from 8 The Rev. Willard E. Thomen, Ik mm MiMla M mmm MMf nfMllM UtMa to 10:80 p.m. All interested adults fidence" In the union leader. Ha the Governor. It’s frustrating to see apple polish* i en itiL-ss* law hr an MM There waa additional diacuaslon (In Ont Office) Allen R. Tale, and Ronald Bockua added he has confidence In Rich­ era gattlng every weekend off. rilltf J4« M SnstMi. Ins SMM Is Mll- Fight to Stay in Party during which Flaherty cited the IN On Authority are Invited to attend. Instruction will be dinner guests of the Rev. Support Agent One by one the guards took the Sat. SrMSiSira S. Y. fsr Mitral frat miiH. will be given bj Herb Mercier. mond. floor to describe their grievancea while ethers work like dogs and | law on conducting a hsaring for Dr. James Oettemy of the H art­ The warden jater told the srasufs from the party which he O B E R iA M M k IGAII YEAR • Boy Seoata Begister Monday ford Seminary Foundation, tonight. against the prison administration. never **t a Weekend o#"’ j • Afidoyer realdenta will be naked (OentiniMd frem Pmgn One) guards he no longer would reeog- They charged, that favoritism la Also attending the meeting waa . RU BoHon I>ein«>cmU huit BtRM«Kri*iickl who anm>tin«»d thot «t aald stipulated the registrar ahould to vote at the Oet. 6 annual town A r^ stra tio n night for Boy The dinner will precede a meet- niae Oallagjter as spokesman for was closed except to the persons maks a atatemdht of the facta and •A’ Eaeorted ir Mndepemdmmt ir Scouts will be held at 7 pjm. Mon­ Ing for laymen and ministers to being shown In shift aaelgnmenls: Salvatore Pernirclo, president of i th«y wwiW carry their Rirht Inwlved, members of the towm meeting whether they will petition "Let the Governor and . let the luiion^tind would not deal with that morale la very low. and that Council 18, State, County and . T a l a M IM III why the accused should be erased. to Join the Capitol Region Plan­ day In the First Congregational acquaint laymen with the function him. / te auy in the party to the Superi­ committee, the press and the tape *nie cherges had still not been A l Tour Operating Compeniei reprewnted, affording a Church. Fathers must accompany of the Seminary. Warden Richmond call me any­ soma of their lives have been In Municipal Employts Union. Hsi FOR FRISCRIPTION or Court, If neceeaarj’. recorder operator. Complete Program of Toufi and Pilgrimeoei to .all tlie ning Authority. thing they want. I intend to flght The union officers were au­ danger because of prison policise. told the guards that the presl- made clear when Krzesickl asked 'The atepe whleh must be taken all boys who register. 'Hiey will thorized by the guards to meet They were called before Deitio- Mrs. Reid sat with Krasslckl GlasI for his statement. Gaal aald Countrlai of Europe — also Ruuia and l^aat East. Fro- be asked to approve the plans Mnnoheeter Evening Hemid An­ for your rights as long a# you One guard said that In an in­ 'denta of 19 stale employe local FINE FHARMACY and officiated with him In con­ he -had not heard the charge and In order to join were explained to with Richmond Friday and Inform cident in the prison yard In Au­ unions had votsd to bark Gal­ cratlf ReRiatrar Fredrlca Reid quant Daparture* by Air and Staemar throughout Yeaii Planning and Zoning Commliaion made for the Scoute under the dover correspondent, Mre. Paul D. want me to." him of the action taken by the and Democratic Town Chairman ducting the hearitag. The six ac­ would not comment until he did. coming year's program. Pfanstiehl, telephone Pllgrtm 3- The guards. In a 3-hour acasion gust. he counted 10 knives among lagher and the guards In the dls- DELiViRY cused party members were pres­ wHh ChoiM of ClauM. Sond for Daieriptive Foldert — rnemberi and Board of Finance membership. Vincent Kreaeelckl to Rive cause Ghasge No Rapport members laat night by Harold Registration fees for new Scouts 886d. in uniqn hall here, voiced Criticism tha Inmates. Many of the guards : put#. I a-hy they should not be ousted ent as well as Atty. Flaherty, his Mrs. Reid then stated ths charge and malt early ReMrvationi, The union members |lso voted law partners, Attys. Herbert Han- Amei. a planner with the Con­ from the'parly for iupporting; two was that the ala do not Intend to necticut State Development Coni- candidates for the Board of J3du- nabury and Robert Baum and support the candidates and. have supported another political party. mlaalon. cation as independents. Daniel Poet. Foley Travel This town is now elipble to Join No decision was announced after Post's presence was at first Frelda Post read - a prepared the Capitol area as a result of the SO-mlnule hearinff' adjourned. challenged by the chairman, but statement giving her reasons for JAckfon 2-3188 legislation by the last General As­ CharRed with falhire to support he was allowed to ren In when feeling she should not be erased sembly which permit! towns con* , the party's candidates, as well as Peresluha maintained the group from ths enrollment Hat. She ad­ S4 Church Streot HorHord 3. Cone. tigumie to other -towns In the ^rminR a new parly are Fred had a right to have as mtich coun­ mitted It waa clear she doss not OPFICI OPEN THURSDAY IVRNIN9S agency to apply for membership. sel as it wished. Intend to support a Democratic Gaal, one of the candidates, Cath­ Vh» WrHs Andover may apply because Bol­ erine and F^tward Peresluha, Al­ Members of the towm. committee candidate for the Board of Educa­ ton Is a member, exander and Sadie Plante and who were present as spectators tion in the coming election. She Saving Seen COME HOUSE’S COUNTRY Frieds Poet. They denied last niRht included Charles Lathrop, Cllffofd contended however there are clr- A re-arrangement of claxees in that they ha\’e dlsaflllialed them- Msgnuson, Edward Msibche, Hol­ cumitancea under which a candi­ the lower grades at Ando”er Ele­ selvee with the party and pointed land Meloche, Mrs. Mary Morgan, date can be legally nominated and mentary School la Been as result­ out they have not abandoned the Stanley Patnode, and Mr;. still not represent the Interests of ing In a 2-milI saving In the Democrat ir ticket,' Iwit only one Lc.slle Peters and William Sltay. the community and the party. School Board Budget. fashion on loos than high hoola candidate on that slate. Mrs. Agnes Kreyslf The Herald The statement waa followed by Individual remarks from the other WEEKEND SPECIAL The saving will be reflected in The six are part of a Rroup who reporter anc' photographer, and next year’s mill rate, officials say. are endorsing the independent can- Richard Kreyalg, operator of the live accused. Oaal said the state­ ment expressed the views of all. Since the number of children in k k tape recorder, were the only others THURS.- FRI.SEPT. > didarv of Oaal and Philip Dooley He added his own feeling that he the lower grades has - decreased for eieetion to the Board of Edu­ present. rather than increased, Mrs. Doris 24 25 No Pre-Jiidgme t had done no wrong In accepting in­ cation. Other members of the dependent nomination since he had E. Chamberlain, principal, an­ group include registered Republi­ Before the hearing formally be­ asked the Pemocratic town chair­ nounced that another first grade cans as well as voters unalllliated gan, Atty. Flaherty asked Kr*e- man to introduce his name Into HOUSE PAINT teacher will not have to be hired. with a polhlcal party. sicki and Mrs. Reid If they had the party caucus as a candidate for The class would have decreased in by Attys. Leo B. Flaherty Jr. of pre-judged the matter. He aald the Board of Education previously. size to 16 pupila, the said, and It Rockville, who represented the six, this was an important hearing and This had not been done. Gold Bond did not seem justified to pay the asked that a decision be made last should be fair and impartial. Both Plante said that although the salary of another teacher for auch DOWIE GREEN STAMPS night on whether the six Demo­ party officials replied they had not statement covered the moral issues a amall class. pre-judged the question crats will be taken off the party involved, there were legal issues. Six on-the-oarpet Democrata are sworn In before giving testimony before the Bolton Democratlo' The sch(k>l opened with two first lists. He points out that they KraesickI then read the roll of He objected to newspaper quota­ registrar and Democratic town chairman. They were advised by counsel beforehand that swear­ grades, one of which waa taught have a right to this decision be- electors summoned for ths hear­ tions citing formation of an Inde­ ing Ifi was not required, but agreed io do ao. In front row are Mrs. Alexander Plante, her huaband, Whita GAL. by a ' substitute teacher, since a fors ths town elsctlon on Oct. 6 in ing and uked Mrs. Reid to swear pendent party since, he pointed and Edmund Peresluha, while In back row are Mra. Daniel Post, Mrs, Edmund Peresluha and, par-, resignation had been received In ordw to maks their appeal to the them in. Flaherty said there was out, the group had no control over Ually bidden, Fred Ga&I. (Herald Photo by Satemia). Only August from the new teacher Superior Court. Law provides that no requirement they be placed un­ what appeared In the newspaper. scheduled to teach. GIVEN WITH CASH SALES TNUNSDAT the Superior Court hear the ap­ der oath, but that the six were all He charged Krzesickl with a mis­ once been available for 116,000. Classes have now been reassign­ peal Immediately. willing If KraesickI insisted. The statement In this respect. show Friday. They may be seen ed 80 that the first grade taught six were then sworn In. He said there are laws which on Channel 40 at 5:30 p.m. Rockville-V ernon The SBC proposed that the acre­ by Mrs. Mildred Christadore will ruherty Seea Reversal age be bought fqr recreational In his statements about an ap­ Hearing Quiet permit “groupa such as ours" to Bulletin Board have 27 pupili. The second grade Elegant, slender, midnight CONTRALTO m i c n i i students' Dept The hearing, which was conduct­ support a candidate other than the The Democratic Town Oommlt- use now and in the future. The high taught by Mra. Doria Peck will peal to the higher court, Flaherty eohool planned so that it can be said there jt a long history of ed quietly, had considerable diffi­ party nomination. He stressed the tee will hold Its open house tonight Town W ants now be a combination first and HEELS , . . the height of fashion culty getting underway. Plante difference between failure to sup­ at 8 o’clock at the Community Hall expanded from the present 1,000- SHAKE PAINT second grade, with 22 second grad­ Connecticut law on the subject pupil capacity to accommodate 600 which supports the position of the asked that the group be allowed port one candidate and failure to to Introduce candidates on the ers and six first graders. The six this fall , , . are so flattering to make a general statement and support the whole ticket. He said party ticket for the town election. To Buy Land more in a \ring projecting ,from six Democrats, aasuring that a lo­ the front of the school. children selected to go into Mrs. cal decision to eject them from the was denied. Flaherty requested "we have rights just as well as In­ A similar event will be held at Peck’s room were chosen on the and comfortable—$18.95 that charges against his clients dependents to differ with party de­ the Community Hall tomorrow The student body now totals party wrould be reversed In court. more than 800 and when the school basil of testing and teacher ob- He said a synopsis of court deci­ be read and pointed out it was not cisions.” night by the Republloan town Near School ■ervation which showed they cpuld With famous RHYTHM STEP their burden to prove their Inno­ Peresluha said he waa a Demo­ committee at 8 o’clock. Is expanded, the need for a recre­ work along with second graders. sions In this respect shows "we crat at heart, believed In the par­ The first PTA meeting of the ational area will increase, McCua- GAUON believe In a strong party system. cence b\it the party's to prove The purchase of about 14 acres ker said. 3lra. KapIan’s'Grade 2 \^ill include 1-2-8 cushioned features guilt. ty’s principles and had always sup­ year will be held at the school at 38 children. We want people to affiliate writh ported It financially on local, state 8 o’clock tonight. of land at the rear of Rockville The 14 acres proposed for pur­ parties. When they do, they give Plante also protested that there m gh School for future recreation­ Betume from Canada should be charges "to which we and national levels. He reminded chase is flat and would be suitable What appeal? of themaelveSj • accept responsibil­ Krzesickl that ha had contributed Advertisement— al use will be recommended at the for use by the Vo-Ag School or for Charles J. Van Deusen of He­ ity and make sacrifices. We do can answer.” He said they did annual town meeting Oct. 6. bron Rd. has returned from a not feel they had done arty wrortg, to his campaign fund two years For buying or selling Real Es­ tennis courts as well as other ac' „ not handcuff them nor attempt to ago. when Krzesickl made an un­ tate call Manchester Realty Co., The recommendation originated tivitles. Manchester week-long conferen1:e at Ste. WE FIT SHOES '^Feel Appeal'*..» control them. Laws were read relatirtg to successful bid as state representa­ with the High School Building Adele, (^nada, where a confer­ "erasure from party lists’’ srtd ■Ted or Blanche Goodchlld, 11 Other items on the annual town "The day the Democratic party tive. Maple St., Manchester. MI 3-0000. Committee last June but did not meeting call provide for adoption ence waa held for agents of the attempt^ to drive out people be- Krzeslcki attempted to read uews- Visit United Nations come to light until today. Sun Life Assurance (%. which has paper articles which reported the of the town budget, authorization WALLPAPER and PAINT CO. lDI|MA|ie^aM(l|MU.Mfr| rsLUse they differ with them, the Mrs. Elmer Weden, Mrs. Herald Advertisement— ^ According to Joseph McCusker, to t th'e Board of Finance to pro­ headquarters in Montreal Van Democratic party hag lost some­ filing of petltlorti to rtominate lu- high school principal and a mem­ TEL Ml 9-65^ Deusen is associated with the New dependent candidates In the town Lee, Mrs. Stanley Nichols Sr. and Group Plano Lessons will begin ceed with changing the fiscal year, 249 BROAD ST. thing," Flaherty said. Courts have Mrs. Ernest Howard visited the on Saturday, Oct. 3 at the Meth­ ber of the School Building Com­ appointment of a' supervisory com Haven branch of Sun Life, serving consistently found on this ques­ election. Flaherty objected to use mittee, the committee expects to mittee for Grove Hill Cemetery, as the Andover and Manchester area. of the newspaper articles and also United Nations Monday. The trip odist Church. "Beginners'’ grade FREE PARKING tion that persona must support the was arranged through the Worn' 4 and up accepted for enrollment have enough money left In. Its ac­ well as election of town officials The conference deait with new DRESS SLACKS principles of. their party; miist commented he objected to Krze- count to cover cost of the pur­ done during the day on voting ma­ trends In life insurance, current slckl being both judge and prose­ an’s 'Society of Christian Service by Oct. 1. Call Merle Louise that's customarily, but not exclusively, of United Methodist Church. Maither, Ml 9-2376. chase. chines. underwriting problems, marketing In Conrtntn»d, Univnrtity and Ivy Sfylnt support its candidates, he added cutor. In an attempt to clarify In a letter to First Selectman Fields for soccer, baseball and techniques and policy program­ Job-FItfJ WORK SHOES what the charyes, he asked, "Is It your The WSC8 will conduct a rum Junior Borg’ Sizeg, 8 to 12. Prep Sices, 28 to 32 Waist inaherty aald he wss aorry the mage sale at the church on Oct. 3 Manrheater Evening Herald Edgar H, Wilson June 4, the SBC softball are being seeded at the ming. controversy had come to Bolton contention these people are dis­ Bolton correspondent, Doris M. recommended purchase of the land high school now for next year. . Booute Make Plans you get and commented he felt the decision affiliated" An auction has been planned for Oct. 17. ' IPItalla, tele^one Mltrhell S' on Loveland Hill, owned by Edwin The school doea not have a foot­ Advertise in The Herald— Pays Scout Commissioner Frank »5.95'''’ *7.95'” to put the town through this con Krzesickl countered that the 5645. Aberle and understood to have ball team. Haines announced today that reg­ with meeting had been called to hear News Notes troversy was lll-advlsed. The painting of the month, hung istration dates have been set for He pleaded for an Immediate "these people”, not to answer any Cub Scout Pack 124 and Boy Scout MCKIE CHINOS FOR BOYS decision, that' It not be held In questions. at Bolton Public Library, Is self-portrait by Sandra Lovett. Troop 124. S3.9S and $4.95 abeyance alncs the hearing was Flaherty then asked if he and The Cub Scovits will register at The right ihocf arc juat as im­ called so doss to the town elec­ Mrs. Reid would ;gree that the The pictures are chosen each month by the Tolland County Art T p.m. Friday in the Town Hall. portant to your work ai the BATES tion. Mrs. Reid said she was un­ charges were that the Mx do not Instead of their regular meeting right tools. For instance. , , able to give a decision last night, Intend to support the candidates Assn. COME TO THE COUNTRY FAIR place, the elementary school. Fu­ Far ebeul lawR waar, SHOES Vincent KraesickI, town chair­ or principles of ths party. These Patty Clark, Eileen, John and Kevin McDermott, who entertain­ ture meetings will be held In the Yae'll Wwit This TMOeOeOOO SWEATERS man who preaidsd at the hearing, are the grounds listed In the laws school. How de Hie leatiteri ef e«r Bald ths six "accused” will be ad­ relative to erasure from the par­ ed at the Eastern States Exposi­ \ Awards will be given to Oibs War* V In The New In Coat Style vised of ths dsclaion "at some ty. tion yesterday, will do their pro­ latei skeei fet M>at special who had earned them by the laat STYLED 8Y Shawl Collar Boat Neck later date.' Mrs. Reid added a remark that gram of Irish step dances on the meeting as well as awards for the It’s heavy-built, of stout elk-tanned cowhide, with "feel Appesri"t Threuf li an Pullover The bearing waa convened by they had also formed another Norm Coyer television variety non-fkid Vul-Cork sole and soft-walking rubber^ it Field Day held at Gay City to asdviive new process colled Your family, shoo stora carrying fina Close out the year’s activities. heal. eriofnai The following fees will be col­ "AAellew-taKKinf", wtiick endows lected; In.surance. compulsory for Hieia with a rick leet, a soft *6.50 *7.95 all- Cubs. 31; and reg;latration of branded shoes tueh at Poli-Parroti, feel neyer ketera pessiUa. Iw c lic k a r new Cubs, 31.50. Registration Of Yew Wefk Atay Call far a fees for Cuba previously enrolled kero's Ike best news e( aMI is paid by the Pack. Through the Hlah-Tae HefteMde Uke TMt I.TJIL,UAM.Otf. n lacause ef Hieir mederota pricas, Yitaiity, Trim Trad and “Rand'’ for Pack, the Cubs may also subscribe TMoeoeooo #. ar* . Really "clicks” with boys. Styled with the to the Scout magazine. Bovs' Life, it's pessikle far areryene Fitting Is Genuine soft-drying shellback dash of a sportscar in new continental SPORT DOMONI for 31.60. le enjoy Hie hiswry ef Whlrlawaya to l>ani« Sept. 88 horsehide, taken from selected colors. Clicker is handsome, rugged, Suai to It 20 man and boys— presents ■etas Sheas in Hie new The "Andover Whlrlawaya" rump leather, sheds barnyard comfortable-just the right length for active Our Business Square Dance Club will hold its adds like a duck shads watar I '’Het'Appeal" leatkers. .95 SHIRTS next regular dance on Saturday boys. Rich, all-wool melton with Tyrol knit cotlar. *21 fri>m 8 to 11 p.m. in the elementary 98 Warm Nylo-therm lining quilted with Skinner's Slaea 4 to 20 •1 3 -Satin, Big zipper. See the Original Clicker today. Up HOUSE’S BOYS’ AKD STUDEKTS’ SHOP *1.95 THE Available in Men’s Dept. ■ X C L U S I V B PBRMA-TUNB* CONTROL CENTER Famous SEAMLESSBACKCeiutructlen In regulars and longs. *24.95 Yob m p j peifecdy toned tejerlsion erety titne with Du Mont’s exclu- ■se Penns-Taoe* G ntrol... without any i^e tuning. Ask to see a MOTOR SALES deaiPMtratioB of the incomparable D o Mont. $34 CENTER ST. erifh SO iwb* haHlIwt* Mancheater'a Foreign and Sports Oar Hradquartera : Sewer Tealaa esd Beeie Csoerelt Mr Aereee • the - teew • Msh nSeflfy "iees* : ■d Treble CeeWele Slipper ■Rrtt Where Year Feet Benip tOetleeel pC2//\^ DKW Black Suede From the Factories of Black Suede MERCBDK8-BRNZ . 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mated at 688 last apring now a tranaistor radio. RHAM studsnU for local read sssistones is $8 mil- Gracie Whirls Regional 8 ilon, plus an SddlUonal II million Shooting Deaths Obituary Public Discussion Rule stands at 566, Meybolt aaM last may still ahtsr the contsst by db- Ci^eSq Towns Khrushchev Invades. Settlement Ends night talntog tickets from Mfa. Andrew for dirt (unlmprovsd) rend. Gasper or Mrs. John Hutchinson, Once the first 38 milss is taksn Murder, Suicide INVESTMENT PROBLEMS On Path Away Of toe 81 students who did not ticket rhalrmen tor Anrt>rv<»- or care of at •1,400-a-mll*. each addi­ Oor afDsa la apea Thareday eraalage frnai 1 ta t tfdaek fbr Alfonso DellaFera Curbed by Directors RHAM Forms enroll 'as anticipated, 31 moved In Feud on tional mile gets much lees— Iowa’s Tall Corn Belt Atfonso DellaFera. 70. of 198 awSy, two left to marry, four left Mrs. Douglas Secord, Marlbmr- North Kent, Sept 3S (iPi—SUts yaar eeavaalaace U you prefer, w* rrflt Siav* ■■* ef ear rapaMs - ough. I341J0. PMtee today listed toe shoeting regtotated t y reseataHvae eaO ea yaa, at yaar saavsaleaeh, 8a Bond St„ Hartford, father of Ed­ Brogan Death Suit From Florida to work, two left to attend prepar­ state Sen. Joseph A. Coutu, assM yaa. wbetber ysar preMetn lavelvaa oaa thSBMad ar a ward M. and Victor J. DellsFera. From now on,, townspeople will^ The Directors ordeted tto t the Steering Unit atory schools and two a rt attend­ Road Funds deaths of an sidsriy couple aa (OHrttoMd fMMB Page Om ) protracted argument aiilch had Maackeeter Evaatog HeraM Aa- Wllllmantlc Democrat, was as­ "murdtr-sulcide." minioa dollara, we bare to* facilHIee te rsaSsr you caasfWt* been going bn elsewhere during both of Manchester, died yester- (CrattaMd from Pag* Om ) be able to speak only once during Stats Highway OommisBloner ing Windham Technics^ School. dever oerreapendeat, Mrs. FanI D. signed to head s special study Into service. fifth A m y w*r* In endenee dav In Norwich. The $100,000 suit against ex-po-Ap.m. In Hartford County Superior be urged to expedite the proposed Wk -stsorlflg oommittoe is being Seybolt informed the Board that Hartford, Sept 88 (85 -A special The bodies of William Elliott. the tour. Some watchers got the the part of Board of Directors’ Pfaaettehl, m wrtm this issue. 76, and hia wlfs, Annie, 7S, were ■imywhMa, on hlU|te»«, bshlnd Impression Khrushchev waa too He la also survived by his wife, lice Chief Herman .Q. Schendel Court. course at about 7 mllee per hour Manchester Green traffic chennel- tatmta- at'R H A M High School he expects 40 ‘students will tske leglslativs committee today faced A second subcommittee, headed two sons in Hartford and another A murmur of surprise greeted msettogs that are opened to'publlc Ization. t-tta t. found .vestsrday in chairs in their tm tm . In barna. at"croMroad*. tired to be argumentative. and former Patrolman Rowe H. during the next 12 to 24 hours, wMeh will iaetUde five members, toe driver education course oftor- the problem ef trying to find a by Sen. Peter P. MarlanI, Groton S h e a r s o n , H a m m i l l 8 Co. son In North Miami. Fla.: three the court’s announcement. discussion on any subjects over Martin read a State Water Re­ ed by the school. Dwight Martin solution to toe running dispute be- Flanders Street home. They had Hiay kept In touch with one *n- In addition, Khrushchev obvi­ daughters. Mrs. Thelma Higgins Wheeler In the death of Emmett. with soms increase to stza but no ■sleeted by the ataff, together with 5 9 DisKiiiMid Republican, willl delva toto two been shot by a .88 caliber revolver. ously has considered Iowa one of The seven-hour trial of the suit which the Board has Jurisdiction. sources Commlseion report that will again teach toe course which twten big city and small town law- subjects. oUier throuch portable radio of Rockville, and two others in Brogan was settled out of court: began yesterday at 11:80 a.m. Inerease to Intensity. This Is the contrhversial "Item there Is little possibilit.y that either the guidanee director, Henry C. includes 80 hours of classroom In- toakers over distribution of the State PoHc* Lt. Wilbur E. f IS Main Shesl, Manchaster • MNchaR S«1S7f the most important stops on his East Hartford and Hartford; 15 Hartford, Sept. 28 (JP) — More One Is the proposal tost tbs' tranamlttora. Am cd iruarde were tour. He Is pasalonafely Interested Terms of the settlement were continued until 5 p.m. and re­ The Miami Weather Bureau said number four” of Board agendas.* the town’s or the Eighth Utflities lebay, the librarian, Miaa Bernice etructlon and six hours of training State town road aid fund. State sstablish a revolving fund CatMne said Elliott had left e note grandchildren, a great-grandchild opened again at 10 this morning. The rules amendment was voted In an automobile. The school le than one-touiih of the 193 em­ that he was to poor haalth, and on rrerv litUe bridfe alon* Route in Its agriculture, particularly Its and Several nieces and nephew-s. undisclosed. the present direction and rate of District’s sewsge treatment planta Hall, and the prtoelpel, Carlton B. Senate Chairman Fred J. Doocy for epeqdy acquisition of right-of- cbm. What he learna here might Attys. George Muir and William Much of the testimony hinged unanimously by the Directors at a could handle the Industrial wastes having difficulty obtaining the use ployes of the Greater Hartford of South Windsor of tbs Legisla­ way. • that nobody would be left to care The funeral will be held Friday movement would not bring any meettog last night In the Munici­ seybelt of a car for inetructlon, Seybolt for his ailing wife. Mr. and Mre. Garat. Khruih- eventually solve some troublesome morning at the Larala and Saga- Davis, defense and plaintiff coun­ on the state of health of the de­ that the Lydall A FoiiMs and Bridge Authority have received ture’s Roads and Bridges Commit­ The second eoneerne whether toe ehev'B hoaU. are old acquaintancea. food production problems which ceased immediately before his ar­ dangerous weather to the south­ pal Building. The rule has no Colonial Board paper mills eject Hia eomniittae’a purpoa* will be said. tee said today the Issue erupted State shouuld be held financially Autooritlss said ElHobt shot Ms lino Funeral Home, with church sels respectively, said the settle­ east coast of the U.8. but 611 Inter­ effect on public hearings, at which to deal with problems concerning dismissal notices. The dismissals, They met him In the Soviet Union have bedeviled the Soviet regime services at a time and place to be ment "in no way reflects on the rest May 3, 1056 and ths condition into Lydall Brook. The firms had Show Tieketa on. Sale with torse weeks’ notice, etem between the two groups at Tues­ responsible for damage to town wifs and than took his own Ilfs. eevefal years afo, when Khrush­ ests from central Florida north­ townspeople may continue to seen an industrial sewer Joining the School, such aa curriculum, The Elliotts lived Slone to the for years. announced. Burial will be In Mt. characters of the two defendants of the Manchester police etatton pupil Mraonnel, ataff personnel or Tickets for the Broadway Show from the fact thdt two of toe five day afternoml’s committee meet- roads traveled to connection with FOR EXPERT chev waa beglnnlnc to express a cell block at the time of death. ward. to the Carolines were told to speak as many, times as they wish. the eighth 'district sewer system tog at the State capltol. new road construction. house. A son. William Jr., Is a If Khrushchev was quiet, con­ St. Benedict Cemetery. Hartford. nnr does It reflect In any way on keep to touch with later advisor­ Adoption of the rule follows My problem considered of major and Dahce are now on sale at bridges in the Hartford ar«4—toe keen Interest in American com- sidering his past performance, his Frlende may call at the funeral the Manchester Police Department Eight witnesses wer*, called to as the only step to eliminate com­ Holetogtoh’a Store and Ellnor'a Founders Bridge and the Bulkeley Legislators from ths cities felt resident at Glen Rock, N.J. WHREU ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING frowingr techniques. ies. many meetings at which it was pletely the odor of the stream. toipprtanee. ' Calkins said Elliott apparently manner was that of a guest who home today from 7 to 9 p m. and or on any policeman.” the stand to the 2-day period. Ob­ Small craft should remain In felt that certain townspeople were 'Ilie staff to general, Seybolt Snack Bar. ’nekets may be pur­ Bridge—are to be made toll free that tot present formula gives 11 ORBWMKN DROWNED RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING Although he had displayed signs hardly could have been happier to tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 The suit was brought by James jection and counter-objection, Invite Fouids chased for either Friday or Satur­ starting Oct. 1. and will come un­ towns a prafsrence over cities be­ La Coruna, Spain, Sept. 88 (F) had no financial werrUe. of fatigue last night at a civic din­ port along the Florida East Coast abusing pirtr right to speak under said, may bring to the committiee'a COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE be where he was at the moment Brogan, brother of the deceased fine points of law and tschnlcal from Miami northward and small "item number four’' and taking The report added that enclosing any item they consider worthy of day night fOr the performance der complete State control.' cause toe bulk of each's grant Is ~ The Spanish fltfiing vessel'flil- ner in his honor In Dea Moines, Arthur B. Beers debate marked the trial and Judge the stream all the way to Union sponsored by the Citlxene of Ando- The three remaining spans will bated on ths first 33 miles of im­ veira crashed onto the rocks near No Nut the Communist leader still looked When he smiled, it was a bl-oad / and administrator of the estate. craft on the Georgia and Carolina away the Board’s time to-attend attention. Conclusions reached by SEE and amiable smile. At times he Arthur B. Beers, 88, of 6 Or­ James charged that Emmett had Healy kept a tight reign on pro­ coasts should not venture far to town business. ' * Pond would only transfer the odor the -committee will then be aub- veq Hebron and Marlborough for stay under bridge authority con­ proved. roads or street*. The sum Cape Prior, 36 mllee north of here, forward eagerly to his Interrupted with good natured chard 81.. East Hartford, father been neglected before his death In ceedings "so that the trial won’t from port, the Weather Bureau Other AcGons and not eliminate (t, Martin said. mittod to the entire etaff for dli- the benefit of the RHAM band uni­ trol for the next few months, al­ of $1,400 is alloted for each mile. in heavy fog last night and sank. Ths pesnut Is not a nut, but be­ He was happy over comment which was taken In Just of Mrs. Viola Bally of Manchester a Manchester police station cell get away from ua." said. The Directors recommended in­ eusaion or approval. form fund. Dancing will be held though the State has a Dec. 1 tar­ From that point. State aiu per Eleven of the IS-man crew per­ longs to ths ssm* family aa to# Moines reception, apparently. And In other actions. last night, the after the Saturday night perform­ that spirit by his audience. There and stepfather of Mrs. Benjamin May 4, 1956, from lobar pneu­ A contention by the defense that If Gracie continues on its pre­ Board: ^ viting William -Fouids to a Board Fregram Ohaagea Gompleted get TOr "taking over" these span*. mile drops sharply which means ished. common pea and bean. The term as he left his city hotel for today's Seaton of Coventry, died yester- monia. Schendel and Wheeler were betog meeting Oct. 20 for discussion of ' ance. The dismissal notices went to 50 that cities with conslderabls street Another fishing vaaeel arrived nut was applied to it on account, CLARKE MOTOR SALES trip, a crowd of several hundt^ wras not a spark of menace In the sent path, it will pass 300 to 400 Set (ict. 6 at 7:30 p.m. as the TYi* guidance department has picture he presented. i day at McCook Memorial Hospital. Emmett had been arrested May sued as Individuals, not police, miles off the IHorida coast. time for a masting with the Man­ the odor problem. ^ - aomplatad all changes considered Tickets are also betog sold by of the 192 bridge authority em­ mileage get little extra help. here today with toe two eurvtvers, ef Its flavor, which ta similar to 301 BROAD STREET—Mf 9-2012 lined the circular ramp of a park­ one the aklpper of the Sllvelra. that of soma trua nuts. FYank de Puydt. president of the He -was a life member of the 2 on a charge of Intoxication. brought a ruling by Judge Healy Forecaster Walter Davis of the chester Housing Authority... The firm has indicated it would necessary to students’ courses of RHAM students to competition for ployes. The present State appropriation ing building across the street, and KnlghU of Pythias, M-nchester. 'The Jury and court spectators that any testimony pertaining to want town help in any major un­ other crones stood behind police Greater Des Moines Chamber of Miami Weather Bureau said no re­ Heard a report from Roger Ma- study. Ihe changee were made fol- Commerce, one of the dinner He was a retired painter. were Informed of the settlement actions or statements of the two ports have come from ships In the caione, Directors’ appointee to the dertaking toward eliminating tb.^ lowlng a review of the pupil’s pro­ barricades. Also surviving are hla wife in by Judge Frank T. Healy at 12:.30 woufd be inadmlMable aa evidence. odor. There was a splattering of ap­ speakers, was Introducing some of storm area but a reconnaissance Manchester Country Club Board of gram planntd last spring and con­ East Hartford, a son in Nonyich; plane found surface pressure to be Governors, that the club is oper­ Martin was tod to report to ferences held with parents. Work­ plause from the crowd as he ap­ the honor guests when Khrush­ another dau,fhter In Bridgeport; peared. The sun was shining chev interrupted. The speaker 20.44 inches. ating "in the black,” and far the departmnt of pubic works a ing on the program changee were nine grandchildren and 20 great­ From the upper air picture, ahead, financially, of last year. He complaint by Earl E. Anderson, guidanee director Lahey, John Ca­ brightly, though the weather had had Introduced one of the Soviet grandchildren. turned cool. party—Vasily Yemelyanov. Davis added, the storm should said 9-hole play, opce a policing 94 Fhtkin St., that a storm sewer ruso and Louis Palisza. Funeral services will be held Hutchinson Hits Martin continue on a north northwest problem, is now controlled by hav­ from Academy St. south to Porter Mies Taylor Attends Oonferenoe A few miles east of Bayard at He la a metallurgist who holds Friday at a time to be announced the Intersection of Highways 141 course and probably turn more ing people play from the ninth St. hss been malfunctioning-over Miss Vera M. Taylor, of the an important post In the direction by the Newkirk and Whitney Fu­ northerly as It moves up the At­ hole to the eighteenth. He report­ the past year and floods cellars. RHAM' Home Economics depart­ and 25 the Khrushchev party of Soviet atomic energy. neral Home, 318 Burnside Ave.. turned off to look at a big Held On Fiscal Policy Report lantic. ed, ' among other things, that the ment, attended the fall conferencA "And richer than anyone pres­ East Hartford. Burial will be In Gov. LeRoy Collins of Florida club paid for fertilizer to improve sponsored by the Home Economice COUNTRY of fairly new Iowa com, hybrid ent here In Iowa," added Khrush­ Hockanum Oemetery, Bast Hart­ ordered state agencies to prepare the groundf, saw a big increase Muoational Service at the Nor­ grain sorghum. The farm Is oper­ chev. ford. Friends may call at the fu­ ated by Raymond Hoy and owned A recent report by General' Man-•fiscal years or not recently Is not to act quickly. Recent rains have in greens fees this year, experi­ wich Inn last weekend. The con­ It brought a big laugh. neral home tomorrow from 3 to ager Richard Martin on town in­ germaln to the present treasurer’s boosted Florida’s water table and enced a Jump in the water bill and ference included demonstrations by Wesley Thomas of Coon Rapids. When De Puydt said lowans A crew with tractors was cut­ 5 and 7 to 9 p m. vestment has prompted a blister­ performance. It la a known fact Collins said the state is now ex­ a drop to bar revenue. on new technique! In the field and. ting the heads off the sorghum and would welcome agricultural com­ ing attack by Town Director 'John that Mr. Leclerc Is conscientious, ceptionally vulnerable to high Director Thedore Powell called SEND THEM lectures on career-planning and loai^ng It for hauling to a Garst petition with the Soviet Union, Frank I. Fllewk* Hutchinson. loyal and competent' to do a good winds and rain. for a financial - report after - the other course! conducted in Miaa drying plant a few miles to the Khrushchev broke Into quick ap­ Frank I. Filewicz, .56, died at The attack came in a statement Job. Why doesn't the General Grade took five days to form, end of this season giving com­ Taylor’s department. west plause. hU home, 137 Hilliard St., yester­ released by Hutchinson after a Manager accept this concept and going through all the stages from parison with 1968 figures. THE 'Ilte organization of the Student Khrushchev strode Into the field At another point, during an ad­ day. Board meeting last i.lyht. look to some less successful de­ an easterly wave to a full-fiedged The Board heard from General Council will get underway this and peered closely at the machines. dress by Dm Moines . Mayor He was born In Hartford, Oct The report, released last week, partment head to criticize. Maybe hurricane. Then It quickly sur­ Manager Richard Martin that week with the election of home He watched the proceedings for a Charles F. lies, Khrushchev Inter­ 4, 1902. He had been employed followed recent claims by town some investments in the past did rounded Itself with fearfully high preparations were all set for a HOMETOWN room representatives at RHAM quarter of an hour. rupted to say: by the Hartford Gas Co. for more treasurer Walter Leclerc and earn good income for the town, winds. polio clinic today from 3:30 to 9 High School. As a preliminary step The part>’ also stopped at a !'ln our country, sometimes, than 26 years. members of the Board’s fiscal poli­ but if this was so, it was not the While Gracie whirled northward. p.m. in the hearing room of the a copy of the constitution was dis­ square mile section of hybrid com when distinguished guMta come He Is survived by a brother. An­ cies committee that Leclerc’s pol­ treasurer but Mr. Martin who had South Florida remained to the grip Municipal Building. NEWS tributed to every student In the DAYS which Garst waa especially eager and visit In some of the oltiM, drew Filewicz, with whom he icy of getting general fund tax to invest these funds. Could it of another kind of storm—a 4-day school. The constitution was drawn nor'easter during which one fisher­ Backs Karp Resolution for the Soviet boss to see. Garst they clean the streets Mpeclally lived. money invested rapidly in short be that Mr. Martin also wants to The Board voted a resolution by up and approved last aprtog. calls It a "Mile of Maize." a corn­ for them.” The funeral will be held Friday term securities would sam more be treastirer again In fact If not man apparently died and seven The time and manner in which field BO finely cultivated It has the others were missing. Town Court Judges Jules Karp elections -will be conducted wilt be THURSr, FRI. SAT. TTie mayor replied, think we at 8:15 a.m. at the Talarskl Fu­ money for the town this year than In name?” memorializing the State Ijegiila- look of a garden. The only fences will have to plead guilty." and neral home, 380 Maple Ave., was earned by this method In the Hutchtoson said Martin should explained through a bulletin is­ are the boundaries. past. ture to create a rehabilitation pro­ sued through the school office. The Khrushchev threw back his head Hartford, followed by a solemn re­ "forget personal ego and per­ gram fhr alcoholics who re^larly The Soviet premier had forti­ and roared with laughter. quiem Mass In the Church of St. Ths implication wss 0ven that home, room representatives will in SEPT. 2 4 ,2 5 ,2 6 fied himself with a substantial sonality clashes, do his Job, and 2 Area Men Hurl appear in police courts. Powell turii elect the officers of the coun­ This was the extent of his spon­ Cyril and St. Methodius at 9. town treasurers In the past were let the town treasurer keep on do-. said the move was little more than breakfast of fruit Juice, poached taneous performance for the eve­ Burial will be In Mt. SI. Benedict not as fast as Leclerc in getting cil. - trout, blintzee — a sort of pan­ Ing his in the same intelligent In 2 Car Crash a “gesture." bu't if enough towns AettVlUes Qet Underway ning—not up to hie previous onM Cemetery, Hartford. Frienda may money out of the collector of rev­ manner as he Is now doing.’’ passed similar resolutions, the cake — with melba sauce, roast on the other stops of his tour. And call at the funeral home today enue’s office or in taking advan­ Heading the list of actli^Uee loin of veal, vegetables, sliced tage of investments. Hutchinson, who is chairman of Two prominent ares men were legislature might act. The resolu­ open to RHAM students are when he walked away from the from 6 to 9 p.m. and tomorrow the Board’s fiscal policies coih- tion waa seconded by Director I cucumbers, whole petite tomatoes, table to leave the halli his step from 2 to q and 6 to 9 p.m. Martin's report marts no refer­ injured In a 2-way crash last night cnorus. Which began on Monday, and bread. mittee, said Martin's report waa on W. Center St. Gilbert Barnes. and band, which held its first meet- waa slow, and tired-looking. ence to Leclerc or his policies. inspired by "political Intrigue, The Directors accepted a deed ' ’ ^ V The route to the farm took the A tough schedule still lay ahead Mrs. Madeline ft Aknew But It indicated that an amount They are Fred Miaicucci, 50, tog yeeterday, Additlohal actlrt- Soviet premier over rolling, green | Khrushchev, after long hours at petty jealousy or both.” Coventry, eo-owner of Cavey’s to Ludlow Rd. from E. Middle tiei are expected to get under way Mrs. Mbdeline C. Agnew, 32, rtrtiially equal to an amount Le­ He said, "It la apparent that the Tpke. to Garth Rd. on condition SAL8I Bl« 3B-in. lovm countryside, rich with fields | the Garst farm, was to go directly clerc predicts will be earned In in­ Restaurant, driver, and E>igene this week. wife of Robert W. Agnew, 12 present treasurer runs his office N. Kelly, 35, of 30 Agnes Dr., In­ that certain improvements be The Activitiee Committee, com­ Of tall, waving com and dotted I to" Ames, then return to Des Femwood D r. Bolton, died last terest this year waa earned in the SAd Mr. Martin, who should be ap­ made as’ ordered by the public with trim, prosperous-looking (Moines and prepare to take off fiscal year before last. It said surance man and Republican chair-, Reffardless of whert posed at department heads and Lawn Sweeper j night at Manchester Memorial preciative and thankful, Just man of the 5th District, a passen­ Works department. Atty. John D. staff mambers, . will - meet with farm buildings. In some of the j early In the evening for Pittsburgh Hospital. also that savings to the taixm this doesn’t know how to accept a LaBelle spoke for acceptance of your serrice mail or Principal (Tarlton B. Seybolt today fields, the com still was too i and another tough schedule, year will be the result of mechani­ ger to Minicucci’s car. green for harvesting. . She waa born In Mystic, May Job well done by someone who Minlcuccl suffered a concussion the deed arid the motion was made woman is stationed, to draw up regulations governing 21, 1927, a daughter of Thomas cal factors set Into motion with doesn’t seek to lean on him in by Director Ronald Jacobs. the activity periods. The route was heavily guarded a change In fiscal years several and neck injury. Kelly sustained a the Manchester Eve^ V. and Judith Panclera. She had order to be successful to his Job broken right arm and lacerated Directors John Hutchinson, Ted Oegnon Heed Sealer (8ase by state troopers, Iowa national lived In' Manchester for 16 years years sgo. . . . with all the many problems ning Herald can be for­ Roger Gagnon was elected preei- ” guardsmen and air national The town has actually been pay­ forehead. Both were reported to Cummings, and Robert Gordon 18" •ssaaa Public Records before moving to Bolton. A grad­ .imsolved in this town, the General good condition at Manchester Me- were named as a subcommittee to' deat of the senior class at a recent guardsmen, most carrying rifles. uate of Manchester High School ing off bonds that made the fiscal Manager can ill afford to waste morisl Hospital today. warded to be at “Mail meeting. Other offlceri are Donald The men were stationed at short year change possible and until this coiuult along with similar 3-mem­ Warrantee Deeds and Grace-New , .Haven Hospital his time and the controller's val­ Patrfolman Harold Newcomb, ber groups from the Board of Edu­ Call” regularly with all Goncl, vice president; .Joyce Ande- Intervals along both sides of the Sherwood Circle Inc., to Mary A. School of Nursing, she was a year, has experienced no net sav­ uable time working up this kind who investigated, said the accident lln. .secretary: and Joyce Hall, • 4 bassla* liber brwshee highway. State police sat In park- ing nut of short term investments. cation and School Building Com­ the hometown news * Bit I bashel eanvae hepper Uzupes, property on Sherwood nurse at Manchester Memorial of report at the expense of tax­ occurred shortly after 7 o’clock aa mittee with Martin on naming an treasurer. Mitowell Singer, and ad cars at almost every country CTrcle. Hospital. Mrs. Agnew was a mem­ Hutchinson, who has lauded Le­ payers JuAt to satisfy hla own ego, Minlcuccl was driving east on W. people away from .Tohn- Caruso are senior class ad­ f Inclesed Isaac Sheekey. Residents of both roads Begtonel 8 Board Meettog a t a civic dinner In his honor and Abigail M. Cashion to The Tem­ marines and the Army’s Pershing hla bicycle waa involved to an acci­ have urged improvements and his facial expression reflected hap­ ple Beth Sholom, Inc., two prop­ al will be at the convenience of Cole, Nels Carlson, Carl Johnson, dent with an automobile driven by The Regional 8 Board of Edu- the family. There will be no cal­ Joseph Hadden and Albert Todd. Intermedlata rang* baiUstie mto- some have been accomplished, eation voted Monday night to piness at his Iowa reception, al­ erties at E. Middle Tpke. and sile. Bnice A. Wilson, 18, of East H art­ some are being done now,. and most to the point of being benign. Parker Si. ling hours. The family requests ford yesterday at Center and t esk Ernest O. Nybakksn, head of that donations be made to the Mrs. Anna Mairy Kennedy York said that the gigantic others are being planned. But for the first time. Khrush­ BUI of Sale Broad Sts. Te Rent Vote Machlnee lHanrlirBtrt* ths Rural Service Division of the chev did no off-the-cuff speaking. Orlando Morlconl to Albert D. Cancer Fund. The funeral of Mrs. Anna Mary rocket enginn- cluster now betog Patrolman Albert Scabies said State Department of Education, Kennedy, wife of Charles A. Ken­ developed by . ARPA’ through the; The Directors favored lending i And for the,flrst time, he did not Glglio and Roger F. Pitkin, Chef’s the accident occurred when the four voting machinea to the town to consider relieving Andrew even read hla own speech. The In­ Diner at 9 Main St. Mrs. Elizabeth Liiduig nedy, 66 Spruce St., waa held this Army Ordnance Missile Command boy’s ^bike collided with the left Manges, of hie supervisory duties morning from the Quish Funeral at Huntsville. Ala., eventually will of Mansfield. Martin said that town terpreter did It for him. In English. Edgar H. . Barracliffe, doing Mrs, Elizabeth Ludwig, 94, of .30 side of the car. The vehicle was would, pay $59 rent for each, and lEttrnittg to some other towns outside the And as Khmshchev stood by listen­ business as Manor Soda Shop, res­ Tuccltto Rd., Portland, formerly of Home. 22.5 Mairi St,."'to St. James’ come under Air Force responsibil­ going east on Center St. No speed district. Msngei Is now rural" su­ Church. ity. But he said that Huntsville would pay for any work ddne by ing, hie eyes closed occasionally as taurant equipment to Pasquale P. Manchester, died last night to or improper driving waa involved, Mancheater’s - voting machine perintendent for elementary if from deep fatigue. He seemed Longo of East. Hartford. Middletown after a long illness. A' solemn requiem Mass was will continue the work on the 8- the patrolman said. schools to Andover, Hebron and rocket cluster of engines designed mechanics, insurance, and trans­ pale. Trade Name Born In Germany, Mrs. Ludwig celebrated by the Rev. John Han­ portation charges. Marlborough, RHAM High.Sohool, As plans went forward to re- Lester M. Shapiro, doing busi­ had lived In Manchester most of non. The. Rev. Albert A. Pinckney to produce a total thrust of about r a p b -k il l e r h a n g e d Salem, Old Lyme, Colchester, and 1,5 million pounds. On Powell’s motion, the Board eeive the Soviet leader at the ness as Campus Juniors ' at 950 her life. was seated In the sanctuary. Mrs.- Ft. Leeveawortb, Kan'., Sept. tabled filling a vacancy on the De­ Westbrook. Caret farm today, Khmahchev’s Main St. Sun-iving are three sons. Carl­ Jane Maccarone was organist. 28 (65 — Eight years In death velopment Commission. A eimilar request Was mad* re­ aides were understood to be trying 1 Lester M. Shapiro, doing busl- ton Ludwig of Portland, William Burial was In St. James’ Ceme­ row ended today for John E. cently by the Marlborough Board to dissuade him from ' trying to. ness aa Junior Deb Shop. Ludwig of Northampton. Mass., tery with committal services by Soviet Aims NccnI Day Jr„ 80,-Negro soldier from of Education. Nybakken replied paA to too much acUvlty. Donato L. Troiano, doing busl- and Walter Ludwig, Norw-lch;, two Father Pinckney assisted by the Washington, D.O. He w a s that he had hoped for more than A change to schedule had been ness as Home Finders Realty Co., granddaughters and two great- Rev. Joseph H. McCann. hanged three minutes after mid­ a year to be able to transfer one ■uggMted so that he could get out 364 W. Middle Tpke. grandsons. Bearers were Joseph Boris, Study, Press Tdid night at the I7.S. DIselpUnary or more towns to another super- SALir «198 WoniB 22' n tm y SUIIItowllnrm"6M«" SAUl NMvpiirfrat more of the details Ward Krause, doing business as Funeral services will be held to­ William Gollnas, .Thomas Roche, MIB SNIMTWE wri^Mr morrow at 2 p.m. at the Biega Fu­ Barraehs. Day, tben 21 and a vleb^ district end thet prellm- SAU! M f-pripilM M n t f ^ life before leaving'ward Krause Storm, Manchester Peter Roche, William Tripp and (DonMnned tram .Pago One) member of the 46th Transporta­ Inary discussions have been held IM ii. |M i’4*in’ bH»f ■ i i b i r b M i 10>M. iip iiHy R iN iM rip if tNT neral Home, 3 Silver St., Middle- Harvey King. towm. The Rev. Burnham Kirkland tion Truck Do., raped a Korean eohqerntog the transfer, of one liriBi Mid 2 V d lir i m m r AAuM-paeltten wringer-- Par dim, regular or IncorporsUoa Oertiflesto any talks on West Borlin'a hiture, woman, Kim Chung Hi, and opeelfic town. .RvtBeil Mswer h « 2!4. HP Naw datign gtvai ax- a m pm For Khrushchev, the speech de­ of the First Methodist Church, Herter maintained. Hdt S HP BBS 4-eycl* an- dightoit tog dap* dafhei The Brass Key, Inc., restaurant Middletoum. will officiate. Inter­ killed her hnsband, Lee Mak OfaMde List Group Named eiifine end 14-fa. iteel IfaMppertJaNweighi. hwliy b ^ livered to the civic dinner was the business; capital stock of 5,000 The American Secretary said the Dhnn, when the latter tried to Board chairman Robert Foote gine. key heifM edjuil- gaipg through. Bullt-[^ 11C87 most mild of pronouncements to ment will he In Nlpslc Cemetery., About Town threat held over the West by ■ HERE it a lot' more to men). les^O-Molle sMch dedb Stassered wheeli MaeWna-wddad bond- 1394-«t. Sonferizad* shares with par value of glO East Glastonbury. Friends may call protect her Dec. 28, 1950. He at Hilead named a check-list com-, Hnt fitor. Thaw diuttri ( 115 comparison with his other blasts Khrushchev when he made his was condemned In October 1961. having a good lawn than »puik handle down I* arizod frosM. wetoar automatically. cotton denim. 4 to 16. toMsfs fB. al(mg the route of his American each; commencing business with at the funeral home tonight from original statement on ^rlto re­ mittee which will work with archi­ ff Mt -eufi, r i» 2H*. 26th tour. 11.000. Donald F. Denley, Harold 7 to 9. • ^ The Polish Women's Alliance sowing-good quality long- tect Louis Drakoi, Committee dap, releere to rtart, BBO. 41.N gs DOWN R. Pirtlei Mildred A. Denley and will meet tonight at 7:30 at the mains, "the major sticking poinr." PUTNAM HRIINHG DBMOATED memberi ere Clifton B. .Horne of The prepared text, from which clubhouuse, Clinton St. Touching on the Algerian- ques­ lived grass seed. *rhe grass Andover, Alfred Qoldsteln of he did not, for g change, depart, Dora A. Ptrtle, Incorporators. tion, Herter said he hopes the u !n . Hartford, Sept. 28 (65—"This Incorporation Amenditaent I* a fitting tribute to the mem­ mU5t be properly cared (or Hebron and Rex Horrocks of Marl­ called upon Americans to enter HITS DIVOBOE STORY will avoid any action which may toto competition with Russians in Eastern Newa Inc., duration of Fiineraii hinder a settlement of the dispute ory of one of Connectlcat’s all- and nurtured in order to be­ borough, corporation limited to Sept. 15, . Nice. France.: Sept. 28 iJPi— thne great citizens.” Governor The board voted to write two agriculture, instead of In the Aristotle Onassls denied today glong the lines recently proposed come a permanent green liwn manufacture of weapons of mass 1959. Clarence W, Larson by French President Charles de RIbldoff said today In dedicating letters to the architect, one, to re- production. ’Termtoatlon by timitatton that he Intends to divorce his Gaulle. a new span over the Connecilcnt that shows off 'your property. queit a set of plans recording I k Many business associates and wife. His denial was a snappy Khrushchev assured his audi­ Eastern News, Inc., books friends paid final respects Co Clar­ Herter appeared to nde out.Il.S. River between Wethenifleld and deviations made from the original' closed out and aasets distributed "no.” The Greek shipping mag­ GtostonburY as the William H. plans In actual construction, and, . fnit##?ilginiaee-with ence that his proposal'for com­ ence W. (arson, 110 Oak Grove nate, whose . name has been support for s resolution at' the plete disarmament, placed before to stockholders to exchange for ■St., who had been associated with present General Assembly which Putnam Bridge. The aew $7 mil­ This is the time to seed a two, to request him to meet with capital stock. linked with Soprano Marta Dal­ would endorse the right of the Al­ lion facility, the last completed the committee to review the check­ the United Nations General As­ the Connecticut Bank and Trust las, made the statement to news­ sembly Friday,-was aimed solely Marriage Lkjonsea Co. for 35 years and was assistant gerian people to Independence. under the' Jurisdiction , of the new lawn or fill to Hie lied! list of things to be done-' A copy dMilbhiatic dehumidifiBr at seourtog a lasting peace among Thomas Patrick McKenna Jr of men as he left for Paris by air. The United States last year ab- Greater Hartford Bridge Au­ of the check-list will be inclirded treasurer of the Capitol office. He arrived to nearby Monte Dar­ spots hi your present lawn. naUons. . . 30 Ridge St. and Eveleen June Funeral services were held yes­ ataihed on a similar resolution, thor!^ headed by the late Hart­ with the letter for his perusal. If he had accusations against Geromiller of 19 Ridgewood St., terday afternoon at' Emanuel Lu­ io alMMird hla yacht this moiii- which failed' of' approval by one ford ' broker, has been often Grass seed doe* be*t when John H. Yeomans of Andover Americans, they were mild, with­ St. James' Oiurch, Sept. 28.. theran Church. The Rev. C. Henry Ing. vote. since the first at the year. suggested that an alternate plan, out the familiar Khrushchev John William Lahda Jr., of Anderson, pastor, offi^ated. Her­ planted In the Fall. Be sure, in which the plan for housing the Dalsytown, Pa., and Margaret generator outside* the utility build­ punch. ’Them are some news­ bert Bengtson was snlolid, and G. you got - papers, he Mid, and some persons Angeline O’Reilly of 38.Lancaster Albert Pearson, orgainist. ing! would be enlarged to provide Rd , St. James Church. Sept! 26. room for mower storage also, be to the United States who consider Burial was to Bast Cemetery. • Ramavas ap la i t plato «f axceii meltfure from the Soviet 7-year plan "as a kind Leonard Johan Splegelberg of Bearers were Thomas Kelley Sr.. listed along with the plan that f t threat, a threat of Soviet eco­ Vernon and Gertrude Schuiten of wil,l.be prepared for bid In the near ■ Robert H. Smith. Charles Smith, futwe. Iha idr avary 24 kaan ‘ nomic offensive, a Soviet economic Vernon. Harry Brolet, William Cavanaugh SAUl Stock op ROW OH Mon's menace." Building Permits and Evald Johnson. •y To Join Science Council Then he added: Valentino R, Fiano for Anthony ^ e board voted to , Join the a CaiH late la at# Ihaa a 200 waM Nfhl bulb. combod cotton knit T-shirts "But the question is. what kind Investments, Inc., erect chimney hewlyrorganlced ThSmes Valley Adam K. Brazauski Seh flot-lcnit. Nylon re- M r ^ O A 7 of menace, and to whom, can be for commercial building at 991 Funeral services for Adarn K. Setepcs Council" which' would pro­ our desire to increase our agricul­ Main St., 12,000. Branauski, 8S North St., were held vide lectprers and films on nejv inforced non-sog nockj # tural production, for instance? Jarvis Construction Oo. for the th is, morning from the Quish aeientlflc dotetopdhanti. The 'mem­ »S DOWN reinforced rhoulder Ml "What is wrong about our want­ Second Center Street Corp,, addi­ Funeral Home, 235' Main St., and bership fee of‘$3 wouldi>ermlt the SAVE $30! SHOPSMITH leonu. Whhe. S-AA-t ’ b m . t f« $ja ing to compete with you, for in­ tion to commercial building at 500 then at' St. Bridget’s Church. adminletrstion to nsme a etaff $Samaath stance. In the production of corn, Center St-., $1,600. A solemn requiem high Mass member as its delegate to attend Mark 5 wo* 329.$0 meat or milk? Hardly anyone Gilbert WIttman for Hollsworth was celebrated by the Itov: John . council meetings', Msnges re­ would contend that the conaump- .Sharp, alterations to house at 98 J. Delaney, assisted by the Rev, ported. FREE 1-OAT Uon of more milk, butter end meat Chamber* St., $800. Stanley E. .Hastlllo as deacon, and M.anges reported that he and HOME nUAL Jud let it end fargat hi Built-in humididot automatic­ would make the Soviet people ag Frank Farldonl, alterations to the Rev.. Dermis R. Hussey as sub- MANCHESTER ' ‘ Seybolt would meet with^George 880 DOWN ally dertt end dope dehumidHtor to maintain the gresslve." -Jhoust at 44 Uynesa St , $1,600. deacon- Mrs. Raymond Muiq>hy Champlln; of the State Depart­ “ The remarks brought spontane­ Carl R. and Clara K. Swanson, ment of Education, today to dis­ 299 catting you lalact. .No hntallatlon—piugi Into any was organist and soloist. ous applaur- from the audience. alterations and additions to house Burial was in St. Joseph's Cem­ PLUMBINC and SUPPLY COMPANY cuss the processing of applications 110-120v outlal. Ownplatoly pertaMal PMS J-yaer Khrushchev went on ar 198 Vernon St.. $7,600. to participate In toe National De­ Adi akaat Wprde ■Sbdpen^ Pwdiee* Ptoiq" bed etery, Poquonock, with .committal a >a- F. T. BLISlf JR., Preaident and Treesurar a a ^IMwWIWVWJBnM a^m a^M aAtoto ^m a ADVEMPQ toJaltosl WWres i b IB ‘'This cosnpctlUon is more useful service by Father HUisaey. Bearers fense Act program. wey tof Iwy yeur Sbependdil Have 3 perrer toek la than the. r«ce to stockpUa bydro- Named for Him were Roiuld'Finnegan, James Fin­ I Concerning the lunch program, 1 aampao eaib 9* banto law, 12' dbc tasderi M i boffibg----- We want the fields principal Carlton B. Seybolt slid MM’S IHMRON CNARMUT negan, William Finnegan, Robert- 817 MAIN ST. W* Give 34' lolb*, 14M' diR pree^ hstlseidol driS, te be futrewed by peaceful plows Thi Appian Way obtained lU Rukus and Staitley Brazauskas. ' 7 / I f a Hardtedre that an average sdf 290 meals per. conoR lo m s WOM SMI1S U d .net by rockets and tank day have been served since school ASK BOR A BBMONSTRATION lew cere •»' iMeka." name from Apptua C 1 a u d l u a We Have If* opened, repreeenttolf s. favorable leee Ueevm. YAde Caeeua, who b ^ a n tito oonstoue- damae V. McOullagb MAMOHnmm Oreea Btounpe eametort. «|lltli*6.. „ WMi IttUe querutoueneee to tlon at the greategt at ancient Funeral servleas for. James Increase ovef toe lunch program relterei. lie e w * , Mttie at tbs epMt of ItoBua nw ^ In 813 B.C. participation of last year. MaOullagh, 88 . Hamlin 8t., wars Isirellmeiit.Now at 658 3 f o r 2 j 0 7 D m emoUinsnt a t RHAM, astl- •/ . - • ••* tAOE FOURTEEN 'MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1959 ------:------T ------^ ------Section Two WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBEE 98, 1959 jRanrliPBtfr .Suftting If^ralb WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1959 Pages IS to 2$ >Hal Boyle* a day la taking medtctne—for It a day. then gradually alappad It ttons of data of osooution of eoii- sure ain't drinking." i)p. On weekenda t got up to aeven Coventry ^ tract; that an appropriation of ■ MRRcli«at«r ...... So I went on the wagon al- nr eight milea. Solitary walking 83.700 he mads for the cost' of Wallpaper atid Paint Co. I together, and within three days ran be a great Joy. You laam the such s person for the flhcal year was enjoving the taste of water trees, the at(>re window alghta and 249 BROAD ST. He Lost 40 Pounds ending Aug. 31, 1900; that - the MANCHESTER, OONIf. straight. the people In your town aa you Town Authorize Coventry Police' Patrol b« abol- About Town The diet wae simplicity.. Itself. can in no other way. One tip: In lidied; and to determine disposi­ Custom Framing Town Votes $45,000 Fiscal Unit to Study 1 cut out all sweet desserts. No the city be aure to wear nihber- tion of the police . cruiser and I Artists’ Supplies Mrs. Marie Bradley. Smith S t, Betting the Boss cake, pie or Ice cream. (I even heeied ahoea. Resident State Policeman other town owned proporty and Wapping, and Mrs. Bertha Dlet- I quit chewing bubble gum with irty Strangely, I felt exhilarated rlchsen. 54 Fairfield St., recently I daughter.) equipment of the Coventry Police For Verplanck Pool rather thin depreaaed most of jUie A petition , to MtablUh a resi­^tlons from live towns for afese ad­ Patrol.” left for a 16-days' vacation in Cali­ Capital W orks Plan N w Tork —Can you lo»e up gang at the offlre poked at my ! I- all hut cut out butter, corn, time. Only once did I breair m.v dent state policeman and abolition ditional resident officers. TWo of Loysim said he 'eatimsted the fornia and Hawaii. i mldriff and asked. "How did you beaina tsxcept string -hfana) and diet to eat a chocolate jHindae. I of the Coventry Police Patrol la ! these towns have not yet obtained to 40 pounds In OO d sjt without smuggle It through customs?" 83.700 would be sufficient for this | The Board of Directors last^Norwood, Mass.. 847.847; and B- had potatoes just once. < week. 1 felt aa guilty aa If Td^obbed the being circulated in Covantry. ' necessary town meeting approval, year. He said he- figured the cost' L. Wagner. Darien. 861,824. Richard Swenson, son of Mr. URln» drugn? I weakly threatened to go on a limited myself to a piece of rye or church poor box,..and never waa Rep. Stephen Loyxim. the origi­ the letter went on to say. Bight appropriated 845,000 from General Manager Richard Harof important than thoa* of tha Dlr*-; Boss. tea and coffiee!^Between meals and forked over n 150 bill. Galinst told the meeting he wss Boston detective says ha has Richard Martin said with varia­ next step for Improvement and 10:30 s.m. at Garden Grove. are expected to he hired thta fall for »3,700 for expense*, and elimi­ easily become a politlcaMssuff. and bids let in the spring so Uii “Hello,'fat daddy;!" Mid my 0- There Is no secret abouf los­ before gptfig to bed I nipped at a There'a one other reward. They nation of the Patrol and disposi­ informed that resident Pfffcers are found no evidence or apparent mo­ CAP. laBROAD'S tion* in flltera the price could be "has not been forgotten." ' • The plan proposes 8233,000 In year-old daughter. Tracy, when assigned to a town on a full time 829.275 or 831,475. and by modifyr work could he done In the naxl ing weight. 1 went to a good old- b o ttlji^ sweet low calorie root told me that .if I allmmed down tion of its equipmen' IV. tive to Indicate that anyone Miss Susan H. Bjorkman, general projects and 8455.000 In summer vacation, . my wife and I returned In mid- fashioned doctor. Handing me a beer or ginger ale. That magically Td have the' girla In the office basis, and that the average cost to aboard the Dutch steamer Utrecht WEST W1LLINGTON Ing some 810.000 worth of fencing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I..eonard June from a trip .to FYance. The petition waa brought up at each town is 84,200 per year. decking, and other work on which World*9 Largest fire department Improvements. It In addition. 828.800 was voitM standard diet, he said: allayed my few hunger pangs. atanding in line. I do. too. But all a budget hearing Monday night had anything to do with the death CONNECTICUT Bjorkman, 37 Hollister St., and contains ^iich features as an addl-ifor ImprovemenU last July, “Out of the mouths of babes..." "Follow this. Exercise sensibly. But mild exercise ia the beat Ih^-Whiaper In my eara ia; when the Police Patrol budget was Rep. L«yzlm told those present at sea of pretty Lynn Kauffman the town expects to take bids later The Big- Horn mineral spring Miss Joellyn Winkler, daughter of Trscy was'rlght The food aboard way to cure your realleasneas at the hearing that he contacted th a. entire pool project could be tton to the Mary Chenev Library. I The school board, however, ha* Take a couple of vitamin pills a .-'"‘^h afa your secret. Skinny? Uken up for dlacusaion. At that ...New Hampehire Democratic FRESH TURKEYS In Hot Springs State Park. Ther- R. G. Philbrick. 361 Main St.,^ 1300,000 for storm sewers; *600,-j for a total program such afi ship and In Pan* had been too day. Cut your liquor Intake to two when you're on a dial -or an^ the Mulcahey's office Monday State Committee unanimously fit within . the apptppriation. I’d like to lose a little myself.” hearing. 18 persona signed It. Only 10-12 Lb. Oven Ready, Fresh ' mopolia, Wyo.. with a fiow of have enrolled as freshmen a^ Dean 000 for paving: and 8570,000 In j the one included In Martin'a pla* wonderful. The tnith was I highballs a day. but don't lake other time. I bowied and swam The secret? The incentive ia the signatures are needed to afternoon and was told that three asks Sen. John F. Kennedy to The--Directors favored an earth 18,600,000 gallons every 24 hours, Junior College, Franklin. Mass. weighed a recoVd (for me) 217 any medtcinea. You don't need some, bilk walking la the ideal ex­ 20 towns have asked for a resident “dlatomateoua” filter, which would school Improvements. 1 rather than the "piecemeal" api secret. Bet the Boss! call a town meeting. enter that state's first-of-the-na- 1* the world's largest hot spring. Miss Bjorkman Is enrolled in the It would call for one or more | proach It said Is being taken pounds. And the truth hurt. them." ercise in the city. officer, one is in the process; and tion presidential primary March 8 Yours Hbub Lb. 59o put the price at 831,475. bf It hurt even more when the The first week I walked a mile First Selectman Rickard M. Oal- medics! secretary program, and bond Issues, extra levies on the the Directors and School BuHdiaR "Well. Doc," I said, "two dnnks inat told the meeting he had re­ another town which originally ap-1 ...Strong protest against the LaBroad's 16-17 Lb. Fresh, The modification, Martin said, Miss Winkler in the. Interior de­ proved a resident officer rescinded ean be pouring leas concrete deck­ property and fire-tax rates, and Committee. ceived a letter Monday from State Stats administration in not includ­ Oven Ready sign program. other revenues. Membership 405 Polite Commissioner Leo J, Mul- its vote, subsequently leaving one ing a representative of "Indepen­ ing around the pool than the Rec- However, Martin's plan would available. ' ■ghatlon Department had wanted Mayor Eugene T. Kelly said s provide 8570.000 for schools ovsp cahy,. This waa In answer to Gali- dent" labor on the new lO-member Tom Turkoyo Lb. 49o Local Stocks Members and friends of Daugh­ study of the plan to find out what In Buckley PTA nat's letter of Sept. 8 requesting Loysim said today he is asking •industrial Safety Committee made for a saving of some 82,200. a aix-year period. 'Hie Board of The public hearing waa. one of ters of Liberty No. 125, who wish projects .vhoiild be packaged for a Education apparently wants II Information on the procedure the town to authorize the resident by general assembly of Connecti­ to attend a house party at the vote will take.time. Buckley School PTA reported a necessary to get a resident officer officer now to clear the decks cut Union of Telephone Workers. Friday Only three on approprlationa last night. QiMtattoBs Pnnusbed by home of Worthy Mistress Betty million in a . shorter period. - Citizens daah Cebuni R Mlddlebreok.* lae. Seeks H'ltJ* rniMrtlaoa membership of 405 parents after In town. toward getting one. State Rep. Claude P. Watrous, We Will Feature Smith in Rockville', will meet at He told Powell that a "wide con­ In answer to questions Kelly' an annual picnic and open- house Mulcahy explained the statutes Petition Chester Republicsh, picked to ' During the one on the swimming Bank Marks Orange JHsll tonight at 7:30. said that tha Board of Kdueatloa pool, a clash of opinions came census" could not be expected at the school Monday night limit the number of resident of­ The petition calls for; ' head’ nominating committee at FRESH LIVE MAINE. Bid Asked Transportation will be provided. to mean, any kind of ^ o r agree­ could not go over the Directors' ficers he may appoint The letter "Authorization of the Board of National I^islatlv e Conference from Frank Sinsigalli, 30 Falknor Conn. Baitk and Trust. heads In putting a bond issue on . Children Introduced their pae* LOBSTERS AND Dr., and Vincent Kelly, Adama St. ment between members of the two •nta to their teachers, who out­ stated that the 19.58 General As­ Selectmen to contract with the beginning Oct. 6 In Denver... Two Co...... 40 42 . Pack 2, Cub Scouts, will meet political parties that they would the voting machtnes, sembly Increased the number of Commissioner of SUte Police for 15-year-old boys wanted, by Penn­ STEAMING CLAMS Sinsigalli aqld he was a small Hartford Nations COUNTRY lined the year's school work to the such personnel from 25 to 30 ef­ homeowner, that taxes are get­ Friday at 7 p.m. at Second Con­ favor any planr. Such an agreement the services of a resident state sylvania Police apprehended In Bank 4k Trust Co. 36 . 38 parents while pupils enjoyed a fun fective as of Oct. 1. He said his Telephone MI 3-4151 ting oppressive, and that people gregational Church. would be impossible In a democ-- hour In the auditorium. policeman for the Town of Coven- Hartford' In stolen car armed with | Fire iMsurancf Qpmpanles rsev. he added. office already has on flle spplica- tr>’ for a 2-year period from the stolen rifle. •' I For Reservation* feel that other town needs are Aetna Fire ...... 62 65 MMH Dietitian Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quinn are more important than swimming A room mothers' tea - will be Kelly said alqo he Is preps red to co-chairmen of memberahip: Mrs. Hartford Fire ...... 165 175 sponsored by the Washington . back any capital Improvements pools. Kelly rejoined that he was .National F ire ...... 127 135 plan. ' • '• AttencU Confab Ralph Herman, room mothera' a small homeowner too. that extra Phoenix Fire ...... 71. 74 Schoo* FTA tomorrow at 3 .p.m. chairman: and Mrs. Nicholas with Mrs. Bernard Brennan in Powell had said "I tqke it that taxes ‘'won’t break me and Mrs. Dorothy Oowdlnfs head Derewianka, hospitality chairman. wouldn't break you (Sinsigalli)", Lift sno ImlemnITv Ins. Co« charge. it is our general opinion that we Aetna Casualty ....168 178 do want to prepare ta plan) so dleutian for Manchester MamorlsI Thurs, and Fri, — Sept. 24th and 2Sth Are and that in little time he could get Aetna Life ...... 2.31 216 it could be submitted to the voters. Hospital, ha* returned from at* Big Eyes 1,250 signatures of people who Conn. General ...... 333 348 Sunday School teachers of Zion V\ e ought to have in mind... that tending the 42nd annual meetln|[ want the swimming pool in the Hftd. Steam Boiler .. 87 92 Lutheran Church wi'l meet tonight we have a wide concensus." of the American Dietetic Aaan., Many flshss and Crustaceans Verplanck area. Travelers ...... 85 88 at 7:30 at the church. Cettiiiff Ready for the Fair Kelly then turned his attention held In Los Angeles. Caitf. living near the lowest limits of the iiie Board vote on the pool was Piibllr ftHines A rehearsal fUf"Nlancheater Country Fair Days, a sales promotion to be held by retail store mem­ to the action this week of the Mrs. Dowding took part ia A unanimously In favor. It was The Manchester YWCA will hold bers of the Chamber of- Commerce tomorrow and Friday, waa held yesterday at Watkin'a Bros. Ed sunlight's penetration of deep sea moved by Francis Mahoney, head Conn. Light A Power 21'i 2.3‘i Board of Education In demanding conferenea on a Htata Projact for THURSDAY and FRIDAY, September l4 and 25 W’aters have ahnomially large eyes Hftd. Electric Light 61G 64 >, an informal open house tonight Turgeon makes with the "Turkey In the Straw," music as little Marie Diane Nasslff, promotion a 81 million bond laape to renovate Improved Personriel and Dietary countr fair of the Board's swim pool commit­ from 7:30 to 9:30 at the Commu­ mascot, prepares for a' bit of fancy footwork. Other participants are Miss Beverly' Smith. Frank older schools. to enable them to catch the faint V Hartford Gas Co. .. 43'j 46'* Admintst-catlon. m ix tee. nity "Y." Representatives from Merriman. Mrs. Eleanor Pease, seated, .and straw-hatted Ben Shankman, chairman for the event. light. Southerr New Flngland The school board's demand fol­ The conference waa lad by HIM A X i JL d AjF Besides the pool, the package Telephone ...... 40'j 42'-* air classes will be present. (Herald Photo by Satemls). lowed what It termed delay by tha Jana Hartman, food servlca spe- will include a wading pool, housed Director! In deciding on Martin’a Come In and Join Us In A tolIK and shower facilities, filtra­ filanufacturing Compnniee cialiat with tha Connecticut Hos- The Woman's Benefit Associa­ The MATES will meet tonight already present danger to our plan, which was first presented in pital'Aasn. Marlov 8 Girls and ttomen .s Department im ites you to visit them during "(’ountry Fair Dave’’ tion equipment, plus the fencing Arrow. Hart, Heg. 67'* 71'* Api1l. The school board wants LOOKING FOR and decking to be carried out by Associated Spring .. 201, 22'j tion’s annual State convention will at 7:30 at the home of Beverly young people. Mrs. Dowding showed M color and see their exciting collection of new fall stjMcs and while you’re there be .sure to have a FREE Bristol Bras.a 11 be held at the Bond Hotel, Hart­ Harvey. 20 Elizabeth Dr. Mem­ . Open Forum Isome sort of plan adopted so that slides she has made of the opera­ cup o f‘coffee— of course there’s nq obligation.'We’ll be looking forward to seeing you! the town. 12*4 I *m Biruck by the fact that if ! It will know the amount of money The plans must be approved Dunham Bush ...... - 754 . 854 ford, Saturday at, 9:.30 a.m. Mr.a. bers will discuss "Obesrty and Its all had protection against crip­ tion of the dietetic department a( FREE CUP of COFFEE Irene LaPalme. president of Man­ Ramifications.” Any man five Urges Polio Shots I that will be available for school MMH. particularly tha pfogram by the State 'Health Department. Em-Hart ...... 43 46 pling polio, the disease would dis­ I renovations in coming years and o r COtTKAE, THERE’S NO O ^G A tlO N . . . LAMP Fafnir Beariilg ...; 55 59 chester Review No. 2, Is on the pounds or more overweight la in­ To the Editor, for the ambulatory patiants whQ vited to attend. appear: that those who have not will be able to plan accordingly. eat in tha cafeteria. Mrs. Oowd> Landers Frarv Clark 15'4 17'i entertainment committee. Past -May I add my voice to the chor­ had "shota'' to protect themaelves Kelly said that deapite the ap­ tract le signed, with some work N. B. M achine...... 24 26 Captain Oglore White and the ing said there was a great daH of P.S.—While our supply last—there’ll be FREE BALLOONS fdr the children and a SHADES? us of encouragement for the use are permitting the disease to con­ pearance of diaagreementa, the Di­ favorable reaction to the "Dtid to be done this fall and some next North and .ludd .... 35'.,, .39 >4 guard team of Mancheater will do Members of Buckingham Con­ tinue to infect others. The unpro­ rectors and the achoot hoard 'are SURPRISE USEFUL ITEM for the adults; naturally there’s nn obligation. spring. Rogera Corp. (B) .. 12 14 the ritiialistic work. gregational Church. Hebron Ave., of tha forthcoming Polio Clinic? Your Diet" card she devised. This tected may be unwitting carriers,, after the same thing—improve­ .card uses colora to Ijelp pattsnta ..V./ In answer to Mayor Eugene T. Stanley Works ...... 51 / 54 Glastonbury, will sponsor' an open The sim plicity of getting or may add to the toll of the ments. Kelly, he said he has not yet heard Terry Steam ...... 38 42^ Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mathiaaon. house and reception in honor of "shots" to aid in preventing crip­ siricken, thus keeping the virulent He ssid the Directors have in­ with''special diets to aatcet proper Torrington ...... 29 31 Dr. and Mrs. Philip M. Rose in the food. f e - . ■ from the Board of Education in 601 Hartford Rd.. will hold an open pling polio, leaves no arguments disease alive. tended to Include the schools in regard to formal approval by that Veeder R o o t...... 49 >i 53 >* house Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m. on church social room Sunday from for not getting them. The argu­ capital improvementa planning More than 8.000 persons attend­ MARLOW'S t 2 to 5 p.m. Dr. Ro.se will retire Oct. I I cannot urge too strongly that ed the convention, which eras held body of the pool's location. The above quoiatloiis are not to th'eir 45th wedding anniversary. ments for having them are numer­ I those' w'ho have not yet been In- from the outset and added he Other Bids M construed as act*.ial marketa 1. ous. .’ thought the fiscal policies commit­ in the Btatler-HItton Hotel and tha ..oculated against polio should take Shrine Auditorium. Other pool bids yesterday, on j The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, After a career of athletic coach­ advantage of the polio clinic. tee had assigned itself the job of the land and gravel filter basis, Franklin. N.H.. is the birthplace ' pastor .of Emanuel L utheran Mr. and Mrs. Ixiuls Massolinl Sr. ing, I am aware of the damage i studjlng Martin's plan soma time During the ooiirae of the busi­ were 829.706 ^om the Welding I of Daniel Webster and his Home Church; will resume Bible Study and daughter, Mary, have rtcent- possible to the, human body by [ Very tryly yours. |ago. . • ness meetings, a Connecticut dletl- ^ g in eerin g Company. Weslbury I is maintained there a.s a museum. classes in the chapel, tonight at ly ratuenad froin.-Otirope. and are poliomyelitis. Vl'e ara now told that Charles U Wigren Tlie______mayor added that______It seemed tian. Or. Doris Johnson of New L. I:, N. Y., without toilet provl- There also is an orphans' home on 7:15. Former dart members and now rwiding In tlilM* home on Bol- Mb incidence among older people 15 Stephen St. normal to him that the school I Haven, was elected president of sions; Cox A Whitmore, Inc., of 1 the Webster farm. newcomers are welcome. ,ton Center Rd. la on the Inorease, adding to the Manchester hoard felt Its own needs to be more | the assoctatlon.

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PAQfe S IX T E l^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 198# MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER *8, 1989 PAGE SEVENTEEN

Mary Ann. 8; Melody, 4, and Terry $14,708 bid by the JarviS Construe^ the undarstaadisg thdt extra 10 Children^ Mother^ Uncle Le^ 6 months. tlon Co^; money left over from building a Grange Sponsors storm sewer on Schalier Rd. could Tile lake is in forest lands, where Directors Ask Reason *Die eetimates cahie from, the i i u t i c j w legend says the poet Longrfeliow's Department of %iblic Works. be used also. One of Town Engi­ Harvest Supper Hiawatha lived. 'Ihe only reason offered by Mar­ neer James Shsekay eeUmates rcri 13 Start in Small Boat, The bodtesr were taken to a fu­ tin at the meeting as to why the was around |11,00<>. .— *• neral home In Mar(|uette, 18 milee Estimates Below Bids bids exceeded the estimates was Martin said the town will swap gw fisridt Sm. < Manehastar Oranga will spoaaor northwest of Rkandla. a'Schalier Rd. lot it owns in ex­ , eSIe wsseif - •« s ^ a harveat aupper, to be aervad by a remark that the bids,were "in­ ( hw price see ewsflsM. State Police said there will be "AmajMd" Town Direotors last'fthoae people (under Martin) loose dicative of the cost of doing work change for a right-of-way allow­ tha heme economies eommittes, Only One Returns Alive an investigation. A physician gave ing some storm sewsrage to be night requested from Oeneral and Indiiig out if they’re . compe­ at this Ume." WELDON DRUG CO. Oct. T at 6:80 p.m. at Orange Mall. Larson sedatives before he waa tent or not." He said modifying the Junior put into a Jarvis-owned lot on the. Aftar the aupper, the third and taken to the home of relatives In Manager Richard Martin a report street. An eroded bank between M l Main Stiwet-^Ml S-9ni (OMltaMcd (r«ai P«f« Om ) Want DetaMsd AMlysia high sewer projMt would reduce girls once but I loat hold and she .Skandla. on a^y administration sstimates Schalier Rd. and Bolton St. below fmirth degrees will be conferred on slipped away." Cummings, Hutchinson, Mayor the total .coat of the two to soma Tha boat balonrad to th« unda. a of the coat of two storm sewer Eugene T. Kelly and Director $72,000, a higher amount than the has caused a longstanding problem a elasa of tan candidates. *nie drill The boat moved aimlessly 1989 PCBUO ACTS ON HAI.E of flooding during rainstorms. bachtlor. who halpad rara for aema around before Its S-horsepower projects fell well below bids that Roflgld Jacobs called for a detailed approximately $08,000 in the capi­ saptslna will bs Bstt^ Dunbar and Hartford, Sept. 23 —The pub­ analysis between the eetimates and tal projects account, which had The project was voted on the Oustaf Andwaoh. NEW, BIGCER YAU-GENTON of tha chtidran at., hit homa and motor stopped churning. lication- containing the public acts were opened yesterday. motion of Ted Cummings, with a m r I Larson reached shore by iistrtg Calling the estimates “meaning­ bids, which Martin Waa told to pre­ been intended to pay for the two DRIVEWAYS Maatsr ttirdellns Moray has an- waa alwaya Indudad In tha family passed by the 1989 Legislature Is sent at a Board meeting next Tues­ Jobs. second from Jacobs. Jacobs aald I one hand and one leg to row the now off the press and may he ob­ less", Director Ted Cummings said nouneed the follo'wing committee m ? ; drela. Tha unda also workad at the overturned craft. day night. Antherlae Hitrd Project the project has been up in the air OUR lUSINESS chairmen appointments: Columbia tained at the state capitol for the Board's fiscal pollcios commit­ for some time and the current sea­ We repair cracks, s ^ a M aawmUl. I "Every few minutes, I'd look $3.,ft0 each. tee had put trust in them whan On Jacobs' motion, the Directors In another move, the Board vot­ De (Jarll, home economics; Albert tabled authorising Martin to enter son Is-the right time to do the Job. seal with FUatar, a PUat- Heaveeldea. ssatstant lecturer; '•The boat waa about 40 feel out : around, but I didn't see anyone. T j The office of Secretary of Slate discussing sewers ,snd other cap­ ed unanimously to authorize Mar­ kote product. Meets all Pad- tB tha water when I ^started the ! looked again when I reached shore ital improvements in past weeks. into contracts on the tw6 projects tin to enter into a contract for Wilber Little, legislative; Betty I Ella T. Oraaao la handling the sale which are: era) Ooverameat neeUicia- motor," Liarson said. "The how ; and still didn't see an.vone. I look- I of the publication. Since moat of Now that discussion has been a third storm control project on *Hmmmock Tree* tioaa. Over 180 aattsled cas- Dunbar, Insurance Blue Ooss and suddenly want down and the boat i ed again when I reached shore and i the public, acta take effect Oct. 1, rendered "meaningless," Cum­ 1. A storm sewer to serve the which bids were opened yesterday tomers la Manchester, Ossl CMS; William Lines, youth; 'Vals- flopped'o\-er, throwing’ all of ua In I still didn't see anyone. Then, I I Mrs. Qraaao expects a big rush to mings said, adding that ‘T am North Junior High School site; —regrading ant' storm sewerage It is said Peruvian and Brazil­ surprisingly low per drive-- da La Chance, charity; Charlotte FALL OPENING MEN’S SPECIAL the water. i knew they were drowning." ; get the publication prior to that amaeed by the discrepancy." $38,000 estimated and Ifi'^.SOS bid between Bolton S t and Schalier ian natives used the bark of the Hutchins, transportation; Thomas "Although I eouldn't swim. 1 ! The victims wore the mother, date. Director John Hutchinson said yesterday by the Maakel (Construc­ Rd. hamack tree to form nets sus­ AJME8ITB SEAL Dunbar, publicity: Hazel Ander­ was close enough to grab the boat I Mrs. Dora Larson. 41; the uncle, he felt the problem .was "greater tion Co. of South Windsor. Low Did on that project waa pended from trees In which they COATINOS son, tableau; Grace Baker, ways and climb up on the overturned 1 and'the c h 11 d r e n -Arthur. 1ft; Benton Harbor, Mich., is the site than merely a matter of what he 3, A storm sewer to relieve flood­ $12,248 from the Jarvis Omstruc- slept. They called these hanging BD ff-6428 and means; Hazel Anderson, bottom. Shirley. 13; Harry. 10; Marlene. of, the -world's largest non-citrus said waa poor estimating. ' ing aftdf rainstorms at Main and tion Co. A sum of $10,000 was ap­ beds "hamacas," origin of the Evehings Ml $-«<2 James O. Baker, Betty Dunbar "I had a hand on one of the 19; Freddie, 8; Carol, 7; Robert, 6; fniit market. He aald the problem Is "shaking Lwnard Sts. $9,000 estimated and propriated toward it last year with word "hammock.” and Guataf Anderson, drill Cap­ tains. iRmimiiim Open Forum y :- j Congratulates Directors Get Down To NORMANIS Real Quick For This COUNTRY FAIR DAYS^ Special... To the editor, I attended a meeting on the sub­ ject of sanitary sewers and force ' / main and pumping station on Sept. 15, 1969 at the Waddell School. I syaa surprised and Shocked at the attitude of my neighbors in the Woodridge tract who for a few .y paltry dollara choee to vote down the assessment for the pumping - - i Station which would have bene­ fited us all. However, I gathered that money was not the main rea­ son. The main reason being the morbid and selfish fear that X somebody else might in some smsll way profit from said pumping Station, even though it was clear­ ly pointed out to them they would not even be assessed tmtil such ELECniC time that the sewer line would be available In their own individual streets. Peopls are ftmny; even a \ pig will not by choice wallow in Its own offal. I wish to take this opportunity to congratulate the Town Direc­ tors for their great good sense BIG, ROOMY bi passing this measure over the 1 >111 opp^tion. I • I I’l Respectfully yours. 1 e f I«wls R. Southerglll liHl 8 Hendes Rd. 11 ‘11 1 1.> • ' • i i l” ! t I •Oot of Step’ ' i ii n •*’,nt»t****V To the Bdltor, fftti * Although, with the exception of T ^ I M 1 ....:i;3 12 CUBIC FOOT the two national antheme, the mu- ale at the IQtniMichev airport re- ceptlon was march music, I could not help noticing that Bisenhower II, and Khrushchov were always out of step. Fadt is, I don't know which one 'was in step but I pray that these two world leaders will fffti not be as much out of step at the '5 5 - .! N and of their oonferences on world 'III, r% [''•'.'rLiitiitiHKMfiiNW REFRIGERATOR m atters—actuailly 'world peace. And to coirect newspapermen, TV and radio men I would like to ...... i snqmaslze that Bisenhower and I ^Vremier and Mrs. Khrushchev did 'Vf'-. ” ti not ride in a limousine. They rode "Vi.ii, i in the Lincoln convertible with the top down. I ought to know because ti of my many oars I have owned The Greatest II* ■*««mfFM9 FREEZER / ' on-ly two Hmousines — a Rolls ■r Royce and an especially built 7- fid” passenger Packard. ...‘•nntttotnifU And while I have no use for ■'•mt$wnnp the murderous- regime in Russia I do not admit that Khrushchev tiim tn n u t - t "Hh. Shielded hts eyes from the blinding I nutttftuti, ... ‘••••otmmuut***. ■un with his raised hat in an at­ '•ftnntnm tillHt tempt to block out Bisenhower ‘Oimtnuftitl snd I do not blame Khrushchev -PANTS SUIT • • t for referring to Russia’s alleged I UUt»*'» o gueoeos with the moon. Factually, I wonder -what in heck we of the ‘ n n u m n n xa earth want -with the moon. We [ 0!n\ ’ ean't manage what we have else Values We'ye Ever Offered! % \*i / ' we would not have killed literally I - millions In wars of the past few 1 ,8 .. r/'ti»e years. It took a full year to produce the history-making 2-pant.s suit values Willard B. Rogers ■vm you'll find at YALE-GENTON on tha highway— a year of preparation •Anuid InstHntlon’ and tha most extensive buying we have ever instituted. Every one of * To the Editor, May I through the coluiimna of these magnificent 2-pants suits is brand new for Fall— and every pur­ your splendid newspaper convey my thanks and gratitude to the chase affords you huge savings. Come in tonight, or as soon as you can “ .--t - --(• Manchester Memorial Hospital and and get YOURSI Its personnel, including the doc­ tors who so expertly comforted -my suffering during my recent con­ finement. in that grand institution, from my observation the doctors SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL are specialists of their own choice, capable of, treating every inch. of your body, frotp filing your toe nails, to -growing hair on baid pates, and the nurses in their sleek white uniforms and, their aides decked out In their green gowns, do ail they can to give comfort to their patients and, - the house maids, and the cleaning folks do their part to keep the place neat nnd clean, everything .goes like Our Lowest Price Ever! ■■ vv...... clock Works, then up the elevator Our. fsmoue "Three-Somee" Our popular "CHARTER And Yiere are the famoue comes the food wagon with nutri­ in superb domestic and im­ LANE" quality far under- "KEN SCOTT" 2-PanU tious and palatatde food fit for a ported all-wool fabrlca. Bach priced to set a new value suital Popular paratwist, the king, and prepared in a most up enaemble Includea a coat, record! Fine worsteds, miracle wear 2-Panta suit in. • AUTOMATIC OEFROSTINC REFRIGERATOR —no more messy hand matching trouaers and a pair check#, cord-weavea, all at a ituperb whipcords, over- defrosting. G-I^ ds«a It for yon automatically! v to date kitchen, it shines like a new silver dollar, then down stairs of contrasting slacks. Wear fabulous Fall Opening price itrtpee, plaida. checks, solids, In the new wipg is a' chapel where them for work or aporte. that Inbludea the' extra pair! One of our moat popular one can commune ■with the deltjr brands, at a niiracle pricel SLIDE-OUT SHELVES put all food right at your flngertlpa, are removable for of their choice,- there are also spa- anay cleaning. eloui rooms equipped with a tele­ vision set and comfortable chairs -Where one- can while away the • ADJUSTABLE DOOR SHELVES give yon storage flexibility. time, then there Is a little man s Use Our Popular 3-Monf/i Plan! who greets you where ever h* sees ‘ . 1 you With a big smile and a Joke, m i ’l; fL> but, he is a big man, no less than ■\ Hi:s- :ss Pay 113 In and Dec, BUILT-IN BUHER OOMFARTMENT and EBO RACK, TWO the president, of this grand Insti- Oct., Ndv. 'tution, and they are still expand­ Hi. URGE VEGETABLE DRAWERS. ing. The place Is kept clean and slick, what a wonderful place to [HM be in when you are sick, thanks h s a again. I . - CJarl P. Dewey. R.F.D. No. 8 ^ DELIVERY ' Manchester, Conn. Support# Butler V ^ iQ E N T O N To The Eiaitor, ■i i In the interest of continued, ef­ I--1 .rr-t-, h g*

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•y.g ■».* IPAOI SGHTEBN MANCHESTER EVENWO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., \^DNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1989 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. 1989 PAGE NINITEEN men have gaM f tr aofne time the age on H. Main St. wa sW ttM land. MssW saM hs wwW waa rssponalhle for spreading teenagers « t aemnnanylnc hins. Potential Buyers building la too email for present as a beginning parcel. aensuK wHh DIstilet Oounssl Paging AU Husbands! . ^ Police Methods Held Best teenage vtolsnes. All are charged ,pHh homlelde.’ iBetter M^U Build Belter Families F O U N D = Both nnge are predowtnantly Threw H m needs. The lend, roughly four aerea M John D. LaBeHe. "It’a environment.” he as(d, "re­ DONT Away bounded by Stock PI. end the . . . a large asd beasOOd HALL lated to education, related fo re­ Puerto Rlean. Eye District Land Osrvlnt did not msnthm who the far yasr sMeMag, igsMlBg r*. I sun pleatp ef wear left la I Mterasted pertlaa were. HOckanum River end la eaneklerBd W erry « t ligion, related to housing, dlacl- MagietraU Vibcent J. Ferrerl’ eeptHW, ehewsr, etc. set hell at 12,1100 each on 10' n<^ abase when broaghi here fer | six buyers, 'Teal good proe- Osrvini was pieced at the heed good apeeulatlva reel estate. It is iitnif, schools, opportunlilea for {expert repairtag. Men Thrive on Pleasant Meals of a committee for operationa and currently xoned ResMenee B. FALSE TEETH e Complete Utokea fsoOHlee Simplicity Keynotes New Furs U.S. Urged to Push fegttimste outleU of energy.” the youtha arrested laet night. At'rl peete,” have shown Interest In buy­ e Largs aff-street psiWag Iw their arraignment on diaordsriy | Open Monday* AR Day ing a parcel of Sth District land, Improvements by District Presi­ According to Cervlnl, the land Henninge plans to meet Infor­ nqaed Wednesday B r OATIVOa MADDOX dent David J. Marks July 21. The Slippisfi or IrritofisR? e Near -bneee — I. Mqefc ft«m / By MARGE FLYNN conduct oherges, he nailed th e , according to District Dire^or ie valued at gld.OOO by town as- Don't be tmtoamaMd by loot* teU* Depot Square. mally rriitay with a grand mry in Afternoons r m u Md Mufceta Mitor other member of the commlttes ia ■eesors. Cervlnl added that a .re­ Brooklyn. He was invited hyKlnge boys’ parents forward and warned: i ' Let’s be pncUcel. In most fun- Paul Osrvini. tMtb lilppins, dropplas oe wpbbiuw Elegant simplicity «f line w u "If you don’t start curbing your I If the land can ^ sbld. directors Director Raymond F. Dameto. altor, also unnsmad. had estlm a^ erhtn you eat, talk or laush. Juat 24 Oelway SL—Maaehikfer ths dominant note In hir fashions War on Teen Crime County .Tudge Samuel S. Lei bow- S A M Y U L Y E S r lUea there U a husband and father. tantetivaly egreeiTthat soma of Martas, whpn he formed the eom- it might bring |2l,000. rniinUt a Uttia PASTSnR on your Ml t-W6S after • P.M. ’ tts and Carl F. Fell, foreman of boys, there wtll he more klHIngn. | ' So If we want better meals to build plataa. Tbit plaaaant pevdar sirw a II ' • i ir.a.ibfiiiiiitMr I.. modtled by msmbera of^B'o Ezra If the parente don't do It, the law \ "SHOE RBFAniNG the Income from the aala might be m lt^ , seM ita membera ahould Directors made no.ftinnal vote rraarktbla tanM of addtd eon fort (Oontiiined from Fags One) tfM grand Jmy. will he compelled to take a hand.” OF THE BBrnnm JUNO" 'better famlUcs. the father's health. uaed to blind an, addition to the flrst look Into ths sale potential on proposals for Wale. Director and aacunty by boldlns plataa more Chapter of B’nai B’rlth in a faah- properties to states and localities :;food preferences and pleasure Brmly. Wo fummy, aooay, patty wtU to overcome a ihortage of deten­ The 11th boy arrested waa 28 OAH BTRBf^ dlstrirt flre-hduae at Main and of district-owned land. A strip of Phlkp Burgess said the district or faaUns. it'a alkaline (non-add). Read Herald Iqn ahoW laat night at Temple attention to New York CSty’s sum­ II o r GANG ARKEBTED nharged with Juvenile delinquency Same SMe as Watkfna -m ust be considered, too. illlard StS/ Directors dre- land-with about'7g0 feat of front­ ahould find Oiit if H can. In fact. Oat PABTKCTR at ana drua countar. tion insUtutloni. Vera W. Walker, teacher of nu- Bqth Sholom. mer siege of young gang terror. Hennings noted that he was a New York, Sept M (>P)—Eleven because he le only 16 yeare old. - trlUon at Robert r, Lee Hlph Most rtegsnt of all waa a full- Hennings has net yet named the -co-aponeor of a bill to eatablish a members of the Valiant Crowns School In Jacksonville. FTa.. and length eoist of Brazilian River ot­ other etttei where hearing* will Federal Youth conservation Corpe, gang mandied en nweee into ene­ nutritional advisor to student R,100 at Yald ter In beige tone with a ahawl he held but he has mentioned which has passed the Senate and my territory lest night to vteit . nurses at a local hospital, stressed notched collar of mink. Styled In sUII will be before the House In the importance of good food for lOoee flowing llnea, the coat waa Washington, Philadelphia and The Bronx hineral home where New Haven, Sept. 28 (gh—Tale RANG! . t c / j " January. Ha said the project, akin University starts Its Z-Sgth aca­ Ipood husbands. fkahioned with email cuffa qt the .. Chicago. to the Civilian Conservation Corps their slain leader ley. They were Formerly with the Florida State sleeves. demic year today, wHh an esti­ ’ Police Commlaeloner Stephen camps of the 1930'a, would be a all arrested. mated 8,100 students enrolled. >UFl Oil Board of Health and past president ;'The same fur waa displayed In P. K enedy and Ralph W. Whelan, preventive measure. ■ Police eald the ho.ve were boia- of the Florida Dietetic Asan., Mrs. the popular abort Jacket veralon The enrollment le the highest city commlaeloner of youth serv­ Other pending billa, he said, ternue after visKIng the funeral since the peak of 9,000 at Yale GASOUNf Walker has been married 27 years with a double-breaated effect and ices, are among eight other wit- would help atatee develop voca­ home which la In territory claimed ; to the same husband. They have narrow, evfflesa aleeveg and allt Just after World War It. neaaec to be heard. Hennings said tional training, recreation and by rival Royal Knights. The boys The Increase represents a gen­ four children. pockets. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller hoped other programs sgainat delin­ marched together for mutual pro­ ‘In these times when men are ■ In the tailored Chesterfield fash­ eral boost In the univenrtty'a gred- to attend. quency. tection, police said. iiate and professional schools, BANTLY OIL mere scarce than women, and ion was a full-length coat of black "The problem In Congress Is women tend to outHve men. it Persian broadtail with belted back The Senator called for a law A war party of the Royal since the undergraduate enroll­ ( iMT \ ^ . II arouneing interest In projects of prohibiting the sale or firearms by Knights killed 16-year-old John ment le expected to be 3,900, nr eeems to me that thoee of us who and black mink collar. this kind,” Hennings said. ’ I \ M • i I are fortunate enough to have a Another "ahow-atopper” model Interstate mail. Interatate trans­ Gusman Monday on the steps of about the same as for the past husband should make a real waa a brown Peralan lamb Jacket He called for federal funds to portation of switchblade knives al­ Morris High School In The Bronz. few years. TEL MlfclKlI 9 J".'/', effort to keep him. and to keep trimmed wHUi autumn Haze mink help train state experts on delin­ ready has been outlawed. Edward Peres. 16. Is accused of Tale's peak enrollihent of 9,000 quency and to transfer federal Henninge said that no one race bring the fatal shot and six other was In 1047-48. ROCKVILLE TR 5-3Z71 him vigorous and healthy,” she p c e e G ' C M / A;. eollar and bell-ahaped aleevea. said. “Two ways to do this are to U Other fura ' featured were a maintain a g o ^ diapoeltlen your­ silver mink itilt stole with melon- self and to provide well-selected, Soup served in the living room before dinner keynotes a feeling shaped fronts, a mink shrug for tasty food In a pleasant atmos­ of relaxation, and is first course for a leisurely family meal. evening wear tied with a brown phere for your husband and chil­ jphlcBil o«t& tx/efikf . velvet bow, and a white cashmere dren." sweater trimmed with revere of "Of course, t h ^ are interrelat­ white and autumn haze mink. ed, Binoe It's a lot easier to keep a . Mink was featured In millinery good dlspoaitioa if you, too. are Life Quiet, Peaceful 8279.95 Modern Tangier Mahogany Suite. too. Outstanding chapeaux styles well-nourished. As one husband Double Dreaaer, Mirrar, Cheat and $ 1 0 A O C were mink-tail trimmed hats for expressed It. 'my wife has a sweet day and evening, a white feathered ^ G R A N T S temper and she’s a good oooit; If Bookcaae Bed. cocktail hat, and a brown velour ehe also were a good housekeeper, On hie of Cozumel homburg with veil and russet hat­ ~ she’d be more tihan I deserve.’ I band. * don’t mean that a woman should By JIMMIX PATNC Tby the United States for use of Among the Jewelry shown were spend all day slaving over a hot Oeabmat, Mesdeo (P) — If you pianea ecouting enemy subma­ s genuine Jade and pearl' bracelet NOW • GRANTS PARKADE STORE FREE PONY RIDES AT THE PARKADE stove fixing up fancy food. On ths want to go off elmoat to the end rines In the Oatibbean during and Jade earringa and white Ivory •> oontrsry, most fsmUleB would do of nowhere, and still remain in e World War n . 8239.95 Mod. earrings and necklace fashioned in heUer with slmpls foods, soina olvUlasd atmosphere, you might There are two hotela, the Pal­ em gray ma­ tiny lilies of the valley. . raw, some Ughtty cooked end tast­ try this IMand of Cosumel. ace, a converted government build­ hogany auite. Fashions Included furs by Reich- OPEN MONDAY thru FRIDAY TILL 9 THURSDAY, 4 to 9 -FRIDAY,2 to 9 ily seasoned,” she continued. Twenty-dve miles long and 16 ing, and the small Mayaluum with Double Dreaa- Hn Furriers of Hartford; Jewelry She says her family likes that ecitiee at the wldeet point, it la a garden of luah tropical plants. b y Michaels of Manchester, mil­ ' kind of food three tta sa a day, looatsd 12 miles east of the Yuca­ er, Mirror, linery and handbags by Janet’s The food; especially at the Millinery of Manchester. even for Sunday Mght aupper. tan peninsula and ta part of the Mayaluum, ia go6A. There, two Cheat an^d : They Uke meals where they all sM Membera who modeled the fash­ MsKlcan teirHory of Oukitana world-travelers. Ilya Chamber- Bookcaae Bed. ions were Mrs. Richard Grigorian, down to ths tsbis togeUisr, Join Roe. lain an^ hla wife Janne, can whip hands for a Mmple bfsaslng, and Historically, H once was ona of Mrs. Morton Kaye, Mrs. Edwin then ahara ths InterasUng and up plain or exotic dishes with *16 9 ” Laasman, Mrs. Sanford Plepler, the raUgleua aanotuarlea of the equal knack. Mrs. Herbert Snyder and Mrs. Al­ amtisliig hs|g>enlnga of the day. BBclsni and highly elvillssd Mayan "And my huMband seams to Mas Those wiahing to flah or akln- fred Werbner. Indiana, and was a stepping atone dlve ahould carry their own equip­ The show followed a brief busi­ NOW. JLUMINUM STORM WINDOWS these kinds of msala. At least he’d of Oortas In his eonquast of Mexl- rather oome home (tan eat out,' ment. There la no adequate rental ness session conducted by Mrs. 00 for ths SpsnisrdB. service at present. Seymour Kudlow, president. Mrs. Of ths Manda 8,000 inhabttants Douglas Baskin. South Windsor, * *T don’t a x p ^ him to achieve about 2,000 Mve in this team — Beets AvellsMe ' the p b ^ e a l and mental stature of Boat! now available for llahing program chairman, introduced the also Oosumel — on the eestem are not comfortable for catching fashion show commenistor, Mrs. -Judge Oliver Wendell Holmae or ooaat. Ned Moses. Dr. Albert Schweltser," aha eon- IMa is s quiet and peaceful big ones. They are converted aall- - fessed. "But X believe I can help boata with tillers, leaving no room place, wHh HMe activity except for awivel chairs In the rear. that hit far eas :;him metntsi" the chareeterlstlea for bursttag growth of vegetation. > of youth by giving him the same There afe no afghtclulM. and only Skin-divers, besides enjoying r type of food that the younger pao- one movie theater which eperetea the under-water beauty, can spear Fur fazhiona, fall millinery, handbags and Jewelry were modeled • pie In my family e a t The aelee- fish and giant crayfish which hang last night by B’nai B’rith women. In the foreground, Mrs, Ed­ two nighta a week.- around the coral reefs. tien of food which le wise for It la a busy day when two care win Lazaman, Kelly Rd„ Wapping, la wearing a beige Brazilian ' ycung children la aenalbla for their or trueka paas on the prlnctpel The sun ia hot, but a balmy river otter wrap coat with mink collar. Mrs. Morton Kaye, 12 . parents, though they may be pre­ street. breeze constantly flows across the Diane Dr., modeled a mink stole for evening wear with deep pared In a little more aophlstleatad Island, and the nights are com­ ahawl collar. Mrs. Sanford Plepler, 112 Weaver Rd., modeled Seme have taken advantage of fortable. . , . a two-tone French gray high pillbox hat 1n imported velour with ^ way, but calories ahould. of eourak^ , the Island’s tranquSHy. to come Lew Blood Preeaure TTeiially matching suede bag. (Herald Photo.by Ofiara).' " be proportionately leas for the bare to reed, write, or just rest. In the olden days Cozumel, was la Not Cause for Concern adults.” Olhera Osh or akln-dlve In the noted for its oracles, or talking She added that It la ona at cryatal watera Idols, People came from all over By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. Nicholas Stamos, waa visiting her wife’s meat Important dutlss to the Mayan world for counsel. The Hot Blany Ihoftsta Idols were hollow and fastened to Written for NEA Service Missing Child mother, a patient at the WUIiam ; keep her husband at his bast lior' The Wand has not been over­ I get repeated queries about low Backua Hospital, at the time. - mal weight That doesn’t mash temple walls, with an opening for, run by tourlste, and eome reai- the prieets to enter. blood preaaure; for some unknown More than 100 volunteers beat I she should put him on e diet If he dents say they don't want it to be. Found Unhurt through the woods in an effort to ' gains 10 pounds. Instasd, aha Sthl, they weloome welMmhaved 2 Pc. Colonial L/R Suita CoMtetiav oil Wing Sofa reason, any niimber of people find the child. Civil Air Patrol - ahould give him pleasant foods visItorB who want to Wars the is­ Beat fo r Birdt and Matching Chair, Foom Rubber. aeem to worry If the doctor tells planes Joined In the search. State ~ which make, healthy, lean tiasue, land’s charm and frlendUneas. The ■— Norwich, Sept. 2.8 (/Pi — Seven- Reg. 8289.95. NOW -r, I “ V ’ them that their blood pressure is year-old Glenda Stamos was back Police used bloodhounds to help In - and cut down on rich desaerta and Wand Is almost orimeleae. Suet la espMlally prised hy low. the hunt. " snacks. The only way to get here com­ birds in wintertime as It is one of home safe today, apparently little 1 Wing Chair, Foam Rubber, Brown Not having discussed the eub- the worse for wear from a night Robert Laudette. 28, Norwich, Often a husband will have a fortably M by private plane or the best fuel foods and keeps their spotted the g|rl as he walked along ? nostalgic food prefsrsnee for aome- yacht, or e dally cargo-paaaenger small bodies warm a ^ in st' the Tweed Kkk Pleat. A C .lect for several months, Mrs. S. wandering lost in dense woods. and several others hsve ssked A civilian employe of the U.S. a dried-up pond in some dense - thing hla grandmother or mother plane from Mertda capital of the cold to^whlch thoy are always 'tt- Reg. 899.95. NOW /“ sI f D woods yesterday. I made when he waa a child. It state of Yucatan. posq tJlenter S t, ■Esmous For 8«rvlo« Since ItSl 350 EAST CENTER ST. terest In educaUon and .culture TEL. Ml M M 4 and to. foster. better internitlonal Main St., M onchottor P o r h a d a JTartliaCWaetOenter Ilg OENTEB 8T. — CORNER o F CarUKCH FURNITURE understanding .through the unl- Yaraal medium of ybuthla love of MANCHESTER PARKADE kUtleUea. 7 ' FAQl TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. GONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER S8. 19Bf J MANCHSSTER BVf!NtNO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1969 fAGE TWINTY^N* Coventry p.m. witli ICn.'Gertrude A. MavenT Mrs. H airy R. Ryan J r. Mrs. A l­ in Bridgeport and Weston, how­ Mayor Webater C. Givens, . who Four Will Head Departtnc^nts Police Thwart ■•cretary, aa general chairman. A bert Piper and Mrs. Theodore' Snyder Takes ever, the party-endorsed eandi- did not seek .reelectlon. Ander^ii'Shannon Weddings harvest supper will be served from Htetaia. dat'es were victaboua. Umberto J. Bello, a retired at­ New UN Ban on China 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Give Demoastgatioa Democrats hold' primaries to- torney, who as an independent re­ AtJSarnard Junior High School Bank Robbery Town to Vote The Couples Club of the First Michael Merriam and Jay Gor- mbirow In New HaVen, W ater; ceived more than 6,000 of the OoilMH Biy«v BhAniMR, GOP Primary White-Chapman Congregational Church will have den, both membetis of the Coventry bury, Stamford, Fairfield 8im) Mer­ 33,000 votes cast In the If ^ u fh t e r fit Mr. and Mra. HaroM Miss Doris M. Chapman, Nor­ a potiuck and speaker at. its first 4-H Foresters Club, with Harry A. tion, got 1,064 votes n the pri­ Tied to Asian Scraps Four department heeds at Bar­ In Cleveland iden. The victors in WatefbMry inuuMon. IT Oval Lan«. bc^asM wich, and Earl P. White of Mim- Monday Night fall meeting at 6:30 p.m. Saturday McKusli^ aa leader, gave a 4-H In Waterbury and Stamford will meet the Rd’- mary. He would not say » . 0 nard Junior Plgh School have at the vestry of the church. All dem c^tration on pruning Chriat- wouf nin again as an Independent. clMater wore united In marriaite publican winners in the November (CVmttntMtd .Itegs Om ) the bride of Donald Lea Anderaon Ike Ask$ End couples of the church and pariah nute' trees at the Eastern States B a t u r d a y aftemonfi at South Aug. 31 at the Sacred Heart been named by the Board o f Edu­ (GonUnned (ra n Page Om ) elections. tn Bridgeport, Joseph A. Rich Extended Forecast Church in Nor4vlch£own. The nup­ are invited. •Exposition Saturday. The boys By THE A^W^ATED PRESS Methodlat Ourch. cation. They win not only admin­ On 3 Items Snyder, one vote short ol^ party won renomlnstlon for republican also a rebiift for Soviet Premlef tial Mass was celebrated by the The speaker will be the Rev. were blue ribbon winners in the Mayor Raynmnd E. Snyder of registrar of voters by 1,686-264 The brldefTootn le the eon of Of Steel Strike ister their own departments, they The man and a woman, deserib- hacking, defeated Ruaao by 3,970- Nikita Khrushchev who stgksd Mg Rev. Anthony MeCue. Russell K. Camp, Protestant chap­ Tolland County and State demon­ over Leonard P. Miner. 'XTte vic­ Temperatures In Connecticut for Mr. and Mra. aafeifee Anderaon, ed by Marilyn aa a "dirtF blende There will be a special town Waterbury has beko renominated 2-891 and swept his entire ticket The bride is the daughter of Mr. will help organize the curriculum lain at the Wethersfield State Pris­ stration contests held this past tory was, regarded as a triumph the next five dsye, Thursday own prestige on the outcome by UDurMnllt " (OMittaiMd from Page Oast with sHort, atraggiy hair," be­ meeting at 8 p.m. Monday at the on. summer. by Republican party laembera In In with him. Russo headed a A double-tins ceremony waa and Mra. Raymond A. Chapman, for the North End Junior High also for Edward A. Sandiila, who through Monday, will average near telling the Assembly lat.t week It tween 30 and 35, came to the Fox Those who are not already mem­ the climax of an lntra-)>qrty tiff slate backed by the local party rfbrtned by the Rev. Charica Norwich. The bridegroom ta the School. R o b sr^ n School. Three iUma are A number of local club members is close politically to Rich. the seasonal normal. Cooler Thurs­ was high time Red China was ad­ o ff 11,500 emptoyea the end of bers of the club who wish to at­ attended the opening day at the that gained statewide attentton. organization. day -becoming somewhat warmer lynoldt. Attleboro. Maae.. form­ son o f Mra. Patribk White and the The four are Mre. Elizabeth Sei- home about 7 a.m. and asked to on thO agenda. Sandula, town chairman and the mitted. K next week. tend, have been S.aked to notify one exposition which was ^Governor’s Russo gained party endorsement GOP candidate for mayor, ia Monday. erly baiMiBte mtniiter at South late Patrick White, 107 Ludlow pel, English; Mrs. Bernice Maher, use the telephone. They said they The Board of Finance will Snyder’s easy victory over tH*- by 6 single vote— hie own. He cast Rd. of the committee: Mr. and Mrs. Day aa well as 4-H Day. Miss Rich's deputy registrar. The normal mean- temperature Observers noted that the Unit­ Methodlat CSturch. The church waa MUchell vaa asked i f any aocisl science;. Mrs. Catherine had had trouble with their ear, recommend that a road grader be tano E. Russo in yesterday’s m s ^ the ballot while holding the post ed States got only token support decorated with white sledioli and The bride wore a gown of silk Marilyn "Said. ' -• Harmon N. Cochrane, Mr. an& Mrs. Maridell Leonard was an honorary oralty primary waa one of two In Weston, Cresson Van Winkl# in the Hartford, area during this emergency has arisen which would Doremus, mathematics, and Don­ purchased for a sum not to exceed town chaIrmaVi, which he has from many allies who apparently white chryaanthemume. Joaeph organza and Alencon lace with a After Fox showed them In. Richard Gale,' Mr. and Mrs. John hostess to Governor Ribicoff on be­ contests in which party-endorsed defeated Stanton Fancher by 286- period Is 61 degrees and ranges Justify the uae of Uw Taft-Hartlay ald Warren, icience. 19,500 by the Board of Selectmen. slitiM relinquished. felt an issue involving representa­ Malalck .Ir.. Biidfepoit, aans "I sSbrina neckline and bouffant Marilyn said, she l)eard a struggle Macyko, or Mr. snd Mrs. Herbert half of the 4-H’ers in the county. 228 to win the GOP nomination from a -dally high of 72 to a low The new department heads have The present grader is 16 years old, E, Rose. candidates were rejected by the Snyder appealed the result to tion of 600 million people waa BeUave" and 'Th e Lord'a Rrayer," skirt, end a headpiece of silk or­ Act. and went to the living room. The Tomorrow, several local 4-H, for second selectman. He had re­ of 49. * been serving In'an unofficial ca­ ■ First' Selectman Richard M. Gal- voters. the GtXP State Central Commit­ worthy of discuasion at least. accompanied by Mlae Brenda Cole, ganza entwined with seed pearls. He replied that besides the half- woman pulled a gun to stop a ' Bloodmoblle Aides girls will appear in the dress revue ceived the backing of the town Rainfall during the period will pacity as heads since last year. Inat ssJd today. The coet of re­ In the other, Stamford Repub­ tee h ea d w a y Chairman Edwin H. The Latin American nations, orfanlat She carried rosea with an orchid fight between her father and the Workers not previously Haled of program i\t the exposition. These committee. on the average total between one million striking Steelworkers, an “nielr new positions will mean a pair to the engine and frame the blood mobile unit Monday af­ licans gave the GOP nomination May Jr. committee rejected iMually outspoken on any westsm The bride, flven In marriage by in the center. • man, Marilyn said. Include Cathy Labrie, Gail Car.- quarter and one half Inch occur­ additional 60,000 workers have raise of $300 each annually. Even­ makes such work inadvisable, he ternoon at the Nathan Hale Com- for mayor to retired businessman his appeal. ^opoaal. kept silent throughout her. father, wore a floor-length Mrs. Carole Miller, the bride's Engaged go, Cheryl Little and Theodora ring as showers Thursday. been thrown out of Jobe as a re­ tually It will mean they will carry Then, the couple took Fox Into said. muniW Center, were the nurses: Hladky. Malcolm Meyer in a S-way contest In the Stamfohd primary, Mey­ Operator, Pleane the debate. gown of Chantilly lace, faahloned slater, waa matron of honor. Mrs. 77ic engagement o f Mias Marie a lighter class load than other another room to "show him some­ Voters will be asked to deter­ Mrs. Russell W. Karker, Mrs. Vin­ with the party-backed choice and er won 3,184 votes as against The number of cars in an aver­ This year the United States ^ t h aquare neckline and aeed Thelma White, sister-in-law of the E. Helm' to Santo C. DeSpirt Jr., sult o f the strike, bringing the Sixty per cent of ell the tele­ teachers, so they may devote more thing” they , had In a brief case. mine whether the town will, to­ ton H. Wenner, Mrs. Mark Spink, 5Ianchester Evening .Herald a Republican who has pulled in 2,421 for Jerome C. Massari, a fu­ age rfelght train has been motint- pegged its case primarily on thd pearl trim. Her full aklrt conaiated bridegroom, was bridesmaid. Both Is annotinced by her parents, Mr. total to 160,000. Almut l50,000 phones In the world are in North time to admintrtraUve work. "When dad came out he was gether with tte Town of Mans­ Mrs. Richard Coughlin and Mrs. Coventry correepondent Mrs. F. votes in the past as an independ­ neral director backed by the town ing. In 1926 there was an average 1 Tibet Issue charging that the Chl- of three tiera of tulle with over- wore matching gowns of cobalt' and Mrs. John Klein, 439 Center workers depending on ataei were America. 36 per cent in Europe white," Marilyn told a reporter. field, authorize the Board of Se­ Robert L. Heims. Nurses aides in­ Pauline little , telephone Pilgrim ent. committee. Meyer was a'-petition of 46 freight cam per train. ’Baday I nese Reda weie trying to wipe out aklrt of lace and terminated In a blue organza with sabrina neck­ St. thrown out of work Immediately. The Board of Education at its and 10'per cent in the rest of the She said the couple had showed lectmen to close an old bridge over cluded Mrs. James P. Brennan, 2-6SSI. In lesser Republican primaries candidate supported by present world. it la about 70 cara per tr e ti^ the entire Tibetan race. nhapel train. She wore a crown of lines and bouffant skirts with Her fiance is the son of Mr, and Mitchell said a real Shortage of Monday night meeting also de­ her father an object that was tick­ cided Jo refer the hiring of a the Willimantic River in Merrow aedd^ pearla with three tiera of matching headpieces. They car­ Mrs. Santo DeSpirt Sr., Agawam, eteel has not yet emerged, but that ing snd told him It was a bomb. Fren^ iUuaion and flngerUp veil. at Jones Croiising and dispose of ried white gladioli. Mass. there are too many people out of principal for the North End Jun­ The "bomb" waa described by She carried white camationa with The wedding will take place ior High School to the personnel this bridge structure. Arnold White, brother of the work as a result of the strike. police as two dry celts fastened babv pink topee. Oct. 17 at St. James’ Church at policies committee. The Town of Mansfield has al­ bridegroom, was best man. Ush­ MltcheU spent about an hour inside the brief case and wired to ready approved such action at a Her maid of honor, Mlae Carol ers were Raymond N. Chapman, 11 a.m. with Eiaenhower. Also sitting in Superintendent of Schools A r­ Gilman. 4 W e a t'^ .. wore coral a box. special town- meeting recently. the bride'a brother, and Peter were' Secretary of Commerca Fiad- thur H. IlUr^ told the board the COUNTRY^FAIR DAYS nylon over tulle, a pearl headband lege. He is a physical education Fifteen or 16 bank employes A new bridge has been' con­ White, nephew of the bridegroom. erick Mueller and Haymond J. new prlnripal should be hired by were Involved, moat of them ap­ structed and is now in uae at this with coral veil, and carried tour- teacher in South Windsor. January, so the organization of Mrs. Chapman wore a blue lace Saulnier, chairman o f the CoihicII parently coming in after Fox waa location. quolae carnationa with c o w ehry- of Economic Advisors, ee well as tt»» "curriculum, staff and supplies SEPT. 24-25 aanthemuma. dress, and the bridegroom's moth­ brought to the bank. The Board of Ekiucation ia ask­ er wore pink lake. A reception Elks Setback several members of the WhKe at the school can begin. Illing ^ The holdup man reportedly ing authorization to sell to the Bridaimalde were Mra.. Kent House staff. said the principal will have to Scovlile of Maneheater, alater of followed the ceremony at the Nor­ made no effort to keep them ^ m hlgheat possible bidder three wich Inn. * Evening Herald. 676; 4XXXX, A fter leaving Bk a e n h o w e r, work full time on this organizing, leaving after the tear gas started •* school buses owned by the town the bridegroom: Mlae Judy McAl- 615; State Shoe, 607; North Ends, since it is an extensive job. Uiter. Wlndeor, eoueln of the Mrs. White wore a beige silk MMchell and.the others cbntinued coming in. Two girl tellers were and no longer In use. 603; Walnut Clippers, 600; Schen- nilng also told the board that bride; Mlae Barbara Shannon, shantung dress with green acces­ the diacuesions for more than an seen leaving through a broken Correction sories for her travel costume. A f­ del Oil, 506; Paganl's, 504; Quish. hour. ' the new school will hold only sev­ window. In a story published in The Barre. Vt., eouiln of the bride, end 690;, Hartford Rd., 608; Pattens, M ile Catherine Shannon. Man­ ter a wedding trip to Cape Cod. the Mitchell decUii6 ^9 $29.95 $19i.95-$9.95 RKIPROCATING SANDERS P ot the home own­ ship. Nagy la a June graduate of er. New 24.88 tfie Manchester High School and local elementary qchool system. ^ First Meeting OCCASIONAL PRKiS CUT ON 5Vi-lN. iUCTRIC HAND SAWS Cub Scout Pack 67 will have its BIO SELECTION OF FATTEST first pack ineating of the new year CHAIRS ntOfISSIONAI-TYPE St 7;30 p.m. Wednesday at the RECLINING CHAIRS Choice' of colors and styles. PRonsneHAL t y p n n u c t r i c h a n d s a w American Legion home on Wall Oholee of colors and styles. Fully upholstered. SANNR-POUSHiR Reg, price SilO St. A ll boys right years of age or si»«cwiy soft ft ft over interested in Joining have $79.95. Special priced at BARGAINS LOOK W n .urged to attend. Lloyd Burr ■{ ' dick, cubmaster, will be in charge 4 9 ^ ^ of the meeting. On Some W America's AT THESE Meetlngis of the three dens are Saw I,,... 4^C44.05 held from' 7 to 8 p.m. each Monday Most Famous Makes! Case ...... 8.J8.50 ROOM SIZE FAMOUS SUPER at the homes of the den mothers STUDIO COUCH NAME as follows: Den 1, Mrs. Roy Hig­ Sleeps two. Choice of fabrics.fabrti 58.45 CARPETS gins; Den 2, Mrs. Frederlok Young, Reg 889.50. SAYIHQS and Den 8, Mm. Rupert'Hodgkins. Special $ s i 8turdy> hard wearing. REMEMBER A total o f 20 ‘ boys are -enrolled. 1W.W...11 $39 There is need for volunteer work­ ers, Thofe able to assist with the Always Save program have been asked to con­ You tact Burdick. Young Mothers to Meet More At Norman's The Young Mothers Club will 2-Pc. CASCO 5 PIECE CRADDOCK Fabulous 3 for 1 sale on Blue Bell have a social program at 8 p.ih. SECTIONAL DINING ROOM SET bedding. Twin or full size. Save aa tomorrow at , the Nathan Hale Beg. 8169.95. . C Q Q never before. Mattresa and box Community Center. Hostesses will Reg. $169.95. ilHHTWtieHT K O N O M Y M O M L Choice of fabric. sprjngs start at Per Set ■CONOMY SANDIR. LIOHTWIIOHT be Mrs. Richard Breen and Mrs. Special ^ - * 9 9 . • ' • \ r ‘ '4 9 S!4«INCH SAW IJmited f)uantUy rO L IS H IR SANDIR-POLISHIR AVi-INCH SAW Dudl^ A. Fergiuion. Tea Oup AiioHon Set 3 Pc. Sofabed Set. Fully upholstered, Was « .* 6 2 7 . 8 8 Was 18.90 ' ‘ 'W 24'®® Climax Chapter, OB8, will have 1-5.88 a tea cup auction at its meeting sleeps two. Was $169. Now With Case • 8t 7:46 p.m. Wednesday at the Ma- '9 8 Develops \ H.p, Light, low-priced; For . . . 15.95 'sonic Hall in Merrow. A t this finish sanding. Cuts 2x4 at 90 de­ PRK STORAGII grees. special meeting of trie order there Sofabed Seta. Maple or modezn, sleeps ^*111 be an observance of Visiting 2. Variety of fahrlna to choose from.' Matron’s and Patron's night. Mrs. FREE DEUVEtYl Was $199. Sale price Edward Sohultheias o f town, as- •ocdate conductress, ariH be chair­ Manchaitcar Shopping PgrlTade man o f the abction. Many Uhadverthed Speii The Oct. f e ^ io n will be an PLENTY «OP N O RM A N ’5 observance of Past 'Matron’s and *o t^ fo u » M O ftey ? m STORE HOURSt Past Patron’s n l^ t. A supper for FREE PARKING M oa-, Toea., S at— 10 AJW. te « PJff. ' all members will be served at 6:80 Wed., Thom., Frl.— 10 A.M. to 8 P.M, pm. On Oet. 34 d . "Fair o f the PAGE TWENTY-THBE*

Shower Honorn, Irene I, BEDSPREAD 13 Rant 5 Memoranda VABHBD, DRIED AND 14 Heraldic band 9 Operatic aolo fidlM tor Dtaturbod gidn Fifty friends and relatives et- EOT INTO P l-A R 'nr BAG 15 Pouch 10 Spill out "How to be young And enjoy It” AseemMe-It-Yeimwilf Projeete (tot U t for Wlatar Smart Two Part Ensambla tended the luncheon and shower. REG. 55.56 VALUE IS Repetition 11 Numbers f Spaniih 41 Gardner's Isn't Alwiys eAsy, eapeclAlly when With ,an "X-Acto” COLONIAL When October’9 bright bins Tables were decoratsd with white ISLcial wronf 17 Round Table diplomit lawyer adolescent complexions brenk out ArmQUB RBPRODUernON k it wsather looms on th* horizon, It’s and blu* umbrellas filled with 30 Harveiti king I Again 43 Venture from JOHNSON PAINT 00„ time to make preparations for win­ candle* and a large umbrella and 43 All (prefix) in troublesome acne, pimples, watering cans were suspended 31 Fiih e in 19 Smelled out ) Roosevelt and blAckheAda. ARTHURS DRUG 733 Main Street, you can make ter months to come. MONT­ 33 Speckf 33 Different Williami 44 Peiion plant for your own homt or for charm­ GOMERY WARD COMPANY hU from the celling. 48 Moon STORE, 942 .Main Street, has a The bride-elect will wed RIaherd 34 Small birds 24 Former 1 Cat product that will help. “ Dorothy ing glfta, delightful Elarly Ameri­ COLD WEATHER NEEDS for 3S^wo together I Tooth 47 Egg-ihaped R. Moor* Oct. 17. president Gray's Medicated Set", |2.8S, con­ can Spoon Rack-Planter, 13.96, your house and car also snug 37 Pad 25 Notion t Accompany 48 Back of nedi a Pipe Rack-Planter, |6.9S, a clothing for the entire family. On 30 Cling ) Paces SODiphthenga tains medicated soup, refining lo­ 28 Misrepresent tion arid blemish cream destirted to Spoon arid Plate Rack for wall the lower street floor, at thrifty 32 Kind hanging, $6.95, a (jobhler’a Bench- prices you'll find top-gride PER­ 34 OW clean, clear, and heal. In each 1 1 H 5 6 r 8 7 10 11 package you receive F R E E , Planter, $7.95 or a Doll Cradle- MANENT ANTl-FREEZE. Let Ruth Millett lend'holding Planter $4.95. All the directions the wind! howl, you and your system ARTHUR MURRAY'S 60-pagc IZ iT ' "LET’S DANOE BOOK' which la for easy assembtirig are included family' will be cosy warm with 3.4 Ate away STORM WINDOWS that pay When Mr. Brown died his three 35 Pitch IT a I1.7.S value. • » plus the material for antiquing 37 Row r 16 and finishing In your choioe of ma­ for themselves in fuel savings In grown end merried children met | 30 Statutes Better Cnmta hogany, cherry, walnut or ^ even Just a few seasons. COMBINA­ In a solemn apprehensive m ood; w 11 ih TION WINDOWS end much of the G e n iu s 40 Jeanne D'Arc Many good cooka find it moat black. Embark upon a fascinat­ to dlseusa the important question,) eatiafactory to bake their fruit ing hobby. Acquire a valuable seasonal work for you. .(Thange AT \VOI?K» and Mary r 22 "What are we going to do about! (ab.) plea on a low oven rack. Thia collection. from storm to screen Arlth the 2^ W flick of the- wTlet. All manner of 41 Damage a n 26 m E browna the bottom cruat rapidly Mother?" i 42 Path and help* to keep It from Ming When Broiling Lnnih OIL or GAS SPACE HEATERS "Mother," they were sure, would )2 to meet your epecUlc heating needs 45 Trumpet » ■ o m - Don’t broil Ismh chops until never be able to make It on her i * 1« CAKMVAL BY DICK TUBNBR 40 Lordly they are dry and grayish-brown are available. Whether It's an effi­ own without "Dad.” And so the; 51 Actress If you like baking powder bla- throughout! A m e d I u m-brolled cient,. portable heater for the hath well-meaning children diacuased ' that you want, or an automatic oil Gardner X culta with eoft aldee, place them chop should show a tinge of pink. and argued and debated the prob-1 82 Crack ■ *0 their eldea touch each other circulating heater for a 3-8 room lem of whet was to become of i twin-panel l»«ISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEBR 53 Italian river In the baking pan. . apartment, there ere many models Remember Thiet to chOdse. Let It sleet; ‘let it snow^ "Mother" end finally worked out - r r 54 Sipace If you need two to. three cupe of whet they considered wee the. I'VE HAD EVERYTHING.' ' VVWY, 55 Osculate i|z iT T the warmly-lined COATS, JACK- MEASLES. I WAS Let the Needlework chicken for a salad or some other ETTS for man, woman, boya and "moat sensible" thing for her to MUMPS, 50 Baseball’s Bug Bite You dish, a 3V4 to 4-pound hen (after do—^ ve up her home end go to rEVEN BORN Musial W h girls are In the season's most pop­ CHICKEN IN A Did you know that YOUR YARN simmering In water or steaming) live with the daughter whose chil­ back girdle d marvel 57 Beverage SHOP, .50 Cottage Street, geta let­ ular styles and at budget-pleasing HOSPITAL n w will 3deld this amount. prices. Shop MONTCOMERY dren were almost grown snd who DOWN ter* of Inquiry about "Yarn-Apart" WARD c o m p a n y : hs'd the biggest house to share. fi from every aingle state In the coun­ 'It never occurred to Mrs. 1 Hardy herolNe r ml LAtmrh a Thousand Complimenta 3 Spoken try!’ Mall- order'a go out to con- ■You’ll feel so smart In a print­ Chaage the Flavor Brown's conscientious, loving chil­ venta, Inatltutinna, needlework ed MATTE JERSEY DRESS from dren that she might possibly be of scientific design cluba. YOUR YARN .SHOP la Flavor change: A little nutmeg BURTON’S, 641 Main Street. So added to a cinnamon and lugar able to make her own plana and making an impact on needlework soft and feminine, these dreesee her own decisions. Inyere and It’* right In our mldat. mixture (for cinnamon toast). SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL never sag out of shape. They But when they laid their plan -Catch the mag)c of IL too, with are a perfect traveler because before her • ahe sweetly thanked your very flrst vl*it.. It 1* well- Sounds Good wrlnkjea Just fall out. In glorl- Roll vanilla Ice cream balls In her children for their concern but Z ' OOIOC,RAiSg stocked wlUi. . yarn*, threada, ouq^ autumn leaf colors, also 'Jewel ■nvir'fl PatB«9«d iM k ■tamped g o o ^ - and' all the tool* chopped salted pecans and serve told them she planned to sta y! THE ORAW0R\Me! Here'a a ‘heavenly’ cover for a tones df blue and green, prices with caramel sauce. right In her own home. | • IV M JUHRl iR l and Idea book* you need for every begin at $14.09 In sizes for the handwork intereat.' Learn a new sweet child! You'll And these angel 8260 They were sure she wouldn’t be | Missey and Junior Some are 9-18 o . le .wt t, »u iTn». ^ T.H p». m t. M. aklll. Make something for youraelf, motlfa fascinating to embroider. When you are atewing freah able to manage financially and | Pattern No. .’>926 has hot-iron softly collared, dramatically belt­ berries, add Just enough water to they protested she shouldn't be Fashion experts ar* tslkinf for a gift, to liven up your ward­ ed, shaped, molded with flgure-de- As young and smart as you could robe or brighten yoyr home. IN- branafer for motifs; color chart: the saucepan to keep the fruit wish is this clever two part outfit living all alone. about shapes this yssr a* LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS finishing direction*; stitch illustra­ flnlng darts to snare . admiring But ahe had answers to both STRUcrnoN is f r b k . glances your way. Try^aome or» from sticking. Sugar should be for the Junior miss. never before, s4d th* biggest IM MAN6M' UP IfSOIMXm. OlM, TUPNM’ tions. added after- the fruit i* cooked but of thofe objections, too. She nwATtLioowfTM \ftcto m gie ru. CROa/M Y Kweo'TME at BURTON’S. \ No. 8280 with Patt-O-Rama la girdle news is tbs amasing N 4 bust, Jerk­ TO A LONG LWE O'WRTV tor? Thl* treatment may be new ning Herald, 1150 AYE. OF Freshsii the House and Wardrflie in. 1% yards of 54-inch; skirt,. 114 about her own age and rent her a require subtle and flattering FI6HTCRS THAT NEVER LOST AMERICAS, NEW YORK 56. N.Y. Frying halved tomatoes? Add s Right now when, we're saying room. And she was going Job \ \ undercontrol, and svsry to you: brown altcea of it in a little sugar to the flour, salt and yards. NO NU66K CDWreSr AEPRE-t heavy skillet basting with a bar- "gobdby” to summer and "hello” hunting. . For lat-clisa mailing add 10c for pepper mixture into which you dip To order, send 3.5c in coins to;—- fitininins shopper look will becue.ja.uce. each pattern. Print Name, Address to autumn, there seem to be more The children shook their heads S » ^ T / them before they go In to the skil­ things than aver needing drv Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve want to mak* Envy tbs with r.one and Pattern Number, ning Herald. 11.50 AVE. OF at each other over- "M other’s” w m i ^ VIHO Ys IT- i NOW. »T< »■ Til. September is the month we sur­ there Is less danger of loss. OPEN 35c tdday. ____ /I Into small «qtiArei; "to dire” us­ for the student’s gym class wheth­ children and found it an unsatis­ out saerifidili steak, stylish _ ually means to ctit Into tiny er he's in Junior High or M.H:S, v e y our rooms with a. critical eye MONDAY through Saturday from factory arrangement. And though *M quK Jimmv! ImaginB geinf Ihrou^ IH« with a man JUDD SAXON BY kEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD squares', and "to mince” means to There are official gym suits, reg­ toward dreaalng up the house. 7 to 7 and Thursday to 9 P.M. Fill whoBB birthday eomat a w««k M fort yeur* For That Once-a-Lifetime Oako Mrs. Brown didn’t And a Job, she cut extremely fine. ulation socks, sneakers, support­ MANCHESTER UPHOLSTERY hia chest of drawers with profes­ WEDDING CAKES are a spe­ has become the most in-demand npicuious/ iNatrs thc tdmw's CO., 26 Birch Street, guarantees sionally laundered shirts as done PROateM, NOT CALEB WYLE'S/ ers, gym bags, "S A H" GREEN cialty of the PINE PASTRY baby sitter In her town. , . Step on Itt STAMPS. When you think of satisfaction on Slipcovers, Draper­ by "MARTINIZING" the TWO SHOP, 658 Center Street. Tall and A5WMME POU'M RMHT ies, Upholstering and CUSTOM- HOUR SHIRT SERVICE. 299 So ahe is making It alone, Inde­ AfouT TH» town pym* M A V K SO, BUT A NUMB Enjb'y ankle^-deep luxury with sporting equipment of all kinds, towefring, they are majestic to be­ pendent, useful and happy. And n w c A L y s is h a s c r e p t o v e r MADE FURNITURE. Estimates West Middle Tpke. (near the ON m reer enNie, how^ LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON each step on an ACRILAN RUG think of NASSIFF ARMS COM­ hold and delicious to eat. A WED­ who Is oven more proud of her OAN xsAvf rrf __— ^ ■m » PLAA, JUPP. PBCJPtE from MANCHESTER CARPET PANY. cheerfully given Mitchell 9-9521, Parkade), Even If the shirts slide TALK, BUT THEy PONT i o a n tr — ^ around In th# drawer several DING CAKE will be baked to your accomplishment than ahe Is? Her »y pivpmNO CENTER. 311 Main Street. Mo­ order In, the shape and size and the I wyu'AauuiON Acr.> CALEB w n rs weeks, they sts.V neatly packaged, children, of course. «pile green have the'flower source on the la­ Any liquid from pickled beet* in B. C. BY JOHNNY HART 9 BEAUTIFUL COLORS. Now grapes In a white or silver com­ bel, the sweet Is probably a blend the kitchen refrigerator? You can Quick Bread • n you can decorate vdth light, cheer- pote. then tuck white gladioli of different floral honeys. pickle hard-cooked eggs in it. A quick bread, made with dates, BUZZ SAWYER BY/ROY CRANE ^ll colors because ACRILAN stays (Just the blossoms) arpund the often benefits from substituting clean. edge. • Vitamins for You You can use from one to four brown sugar for white. rrt OUR HAWB 15TKT ' Green asparagus Is a good tablespoons of sugar In a stand­ source of vitamin A; white or ard cornbresd recipe celling for If Ymi're Altar-Bound i t m lk E R ! bleached asparagus has relatively one cup of flour and one cup of Order WEDDING INVITA­ little vitamin A. cornmeal. ’ TIONS from DBWEY-RICHMAN CO., 767 Main St. Finest quality, Romp and Play Without a Care FIberglaa Doesn't Break *Y- socially correct, at lowest prices, - CORDUROY SLA(JKS from AN­ Imagine having lovely, fragile- it la. genuine "THERMO- DERSON’S CHILDREN’S SHOP. looking FIBERGLAS SERVING GRAVED.” One week delivery. 'AWCHSMK 303 East Center ;Str9et. will be the PIECES that will not break. Their NUCIUR- envy of th* plaV. crowd. Boxer gleaming brass flttings will never fWRRtO type with elMtic waist make for Try It! HEiicoenR tarnish. From California direct to Godd flavor: Add loads of minced easy on and off. In sizes up to 6X, HARRISON’S. 849 Main Street TOO? the unllned are $1.98 and the flan­ parsley to the mixture from which com# the colorful-"Buttarffy" and you ere going to shape meat balls. nel-lined for extra warmth, $2.79. new "Wheat” , patterns on chip- *75,s.xt?sa; 4eii^ Brighten their spirits on wet- and-dlp bowls, trays, cookie plates, weather days with RAINY-DAY Mutual Funds IIOR'IY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl tier servers, many in the new "cof­ For maximum safety. Income OUTFITiS, styled of printed rub­ fee” tones with prices beginning ber, the popular slicker and "Dan at $1:99. end growth, you should check the HE FINAUY OiOCf advantages of MUTUAL FUNDS MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD leVEFWDOURLN&TBIG <30TTHE Ck\JAUJ River” water-repellent poplin. For Dielers available at your New York Stock ISSSS WEU,THRnASWnOI.'7TES!BUTEVBN ' feBILL.IBOLKsHr FftEEZER. Differeno* In BeMos Exchange Member, SHEARSON, M tm ra tK m y C-60SH! 1 PIONY THATWia I'VE ALWAYS /V Weight-watchers had better add STRUTZMA R FINN SETS IT, EVEN BXPEaiDBeON, Know the difference between salad dresalnga made with salad HAMMILL AND COMPANY, 913 WOKKKDJ TRAP-ANDPMN T l HEtU STILL BE. EPPIB-W-WITH THAT LTHAT. WANTED/ EUmNCMRA 7 V HOPELESSLY Navy and Great Northern dry oil carefully, a tablespoon of the Main Street, Mitchell 3-1571. SHORT SWINfi, beans? Both are a white color, oil provides 134 calories!' but the Great Northern ,1s larger For especially delicious cole | than the Navy bean and somewhat Your youngsters will enjoy put­ slaw, moisten th* cabbage with flat in shape. ting a marshmallow into each cup old-fashioned boiled dressing. before cocoa is poured out. Celery Cue Still Yielding 0\er 5 Per Cent When you are buying celery, Nutrients In Potatoes "We suggest the'purchase of a make sure that th# outer riba on Potatoes offer a lot of foo They provide stock. Detailed information re­ these are not so cracked that, they calories. Iron and thiamine every garding this company may be had hive to be discarded, they may be month of 'the year; at -some sea­ by writing or calling. COBURN tough. son* they also provide vitamin C. A MIDDLBBROOK, INC., 829 JL iii- Dresses for Now-Through-Winter Main Street. Mitchell 3-4105.” CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER Salad Zest ■ Pickled onions are. sometimes la­ BECK’S 846 Main Street, has a rWB PAGE IN THa PHONE BOOK... peWNY CAN NOW LfTSSBBHOWWAIilV beled "cocktail onions.” Try adding 1516 New latrd RECALL ONLY smart assortment of DRESSY MR. ABERNATHY BY RAI-8TON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 5 K HON MANY NAMC5.NITH THEIR VOUR SUBCONSCIOUS CAM some of them to a green salad for Nowadays lard la often pro­ AP0RES5E5 AHP PHONE NUMBERS. TWO LINES and TAILORED DRH^SES, cessed so that it will compare fa­ .-AOB... ri ^ .RECALL after STUWNS zeaty flavor. mostly one-of-a-kind; In wools, VERY GOOP, SIR. WOULD ) ; TAKE THEM YOU CAN MEMORIZE IN r -d CORRECTLY \ ^mother PAGE THRBB vorably with .vegetable shortenings VERY Nice! I'LLTAI^ ■ /HINUTE5, WHILE UNPfR soft Jerseys, rayon blends, for the YOU LIKE TH E M ------WITH MF.. THREe MINUTES! 7 ^ VBRY^r Fun to Wear hnd .Oh-8o-Comfy In blindness, stability and consist­ HOW PO YW LIKE OUR THAT ONE, THAT ONE •— - uvPMAaia' Junior, Half sise and regular. New ency. ' DELIVERED? PONT EYPKT Chilly nights call for cozv "Nltey season COATS, SPORTSWEAR, NEW FALL LINE OF 7 S ANP 7HAT ONE. MUCH Nlta” WINTER FLANNEL PA­ HATS are ready for your satis- PRESSES, JAMAS from IdARI-MAD’S, 691 fled selection.. Say "hello” to au­ Onion U p MR. Main Street foir your boys and tumn In a flattering outfit from Soak onion rings in Ice water girl* up to size 14. All are cut B1K7KS. for about half an hour before ABERNATHY wider and longer with patented deep-fat frying them, ‘^ro*" features for longer wear. _ Try If! -jT'—:—' Foi* girls there, are pert and pretty Ever serve a elieea* sauce over • Beauty Is Their Ba*lneas*“ Buck, .Red prints, with shirred yokee, laee lightly ceok ^ suechini ? Good! Beauty-cot^lous women plan snS ribbon trim; niffled. and elaa- periodic visits to a beauty center BriRr, CEif tlclsed wrist. For beys the strii»es, Tasty AlniMieds Ilk* SCHULTZ BEAUTY SA- ! w print*, and designs are bold and Nice nibble: Unbisn'ched almonds LONi 983 Main Street. Sink into masculine, geared to .delight yoiir fried In olive oil, drained and sprin­ a comfortable chair, in’ this at­ ■.-t t. small fry.. Choose pullover or but­ kled with salt. tractively appointed shop. Top-., ton front, some -with non-skid )>las- JEFF COBB notch beautlcianif here attend to THE STORY OF MAR'IHA WAYNE BY PE'l'E HOFFMAN ytlc soles, or ribbed-knit anklets they Try CMvea your every comfbrt, listen care­ BY WIIJ^ON SCRUGGS ire perfect for bedtime or TV Add lota of minced chivea, to F x k x ANDWHENCLARBICE ) PERHAPS HE loun^ng. fully to.yoM,s,,'^>«SU(ly problem and AWiCHHT: HEADQUAmRS GETS HOME. HE'LL < ALREADY FEELS thf mayonnaise you ar* going to will come up with a satiafac- HSIPMB/ use when making cucumber sand- OOESVOURdON WISK IT VAIAS ^ , ) THAT WAY/ If you are subetltuting butter tory solution. Call MltclieU OOMNA.OtAg, riLASt Y MAKE A HADIT THIS IS THE THE LAST TIMS/ Comfort first and foreimst \yiche*. 3-8951. You’ll look e^eclally love­ f / l - 7 / for suet in an old-fashioned recipe, OF STAYING OUT FIRST T»Y», you’ll probably need twice as much ly with a new , permanent right LATE HUNTING CAPTAIN/ A I^AWN^G *hot tokes top foitiion honori in th*‘ walk­ (Hft Omiaaions Ar* Here to Stay now as your fall engagement book batter as the amount of suet call^ . Th* shower and. wedding pres­ CRiMINALSr MR. i ed for. :-i . Is filling''up. BARRY? ing category. Defoiltd in soft lightly textured leather. . . ent season is here, anniversaries, completely comfortable from the moment you try it on your too! SCANDINAVIAN CRAFT If you get a stubborn fniit stain s h o t on the main floor of Wat­ The liiquirer footand evthioned beneath with Air Step's wonderful on a garment that Is white, try kins displays oh#rmlng. piece* of moistening the stain with -lemon Swedish orystsl. stainless steel, tnogicsole- ■* Juice and then putting the gar­ pewter, copper, - chins, linef^ ment in the sun. 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CONN, WT.DNERDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1989 PAGE TW ENTY-mg PAGB TWENTY-POim MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1989 Clinched Title Like Champs ■ THE Herald Angle Five Boxing Figures Seized in FBI Roundup Braves Gain First ------^ f » r EARL Y O Sl F^nkie Carbo Doubleplays, Long Hits Sports Editor Saturday Winners^ Amerleaa Laagno As Dodgers Fall mong Those Yeatorday’s Rasnlta State's Writers Like UConn Chicago 4, Cleveland 2. V^Poll of football writers in Connecticut, taken bv Yale’s At Least on Paper New York 8, Waahington 4. Caught in Net New York, Sept. 28 s lats Burgs to become theeblew 8-4 and 6-4 leads. Crarlie Loft us, shows that two out of everv three think Boston 4, Baltimore 3. first three-in-a-row NL winner UConn will interrupt Yale’s long reign over rival sUte cdl- Nail Down Flag for Sox Detroit 6, Kanaas City 4. Remember the last time the ■incs the Cardinals of 1942-43-44 CARDS 11, DODGERS 10—H&l o legee. Major Hoople sends word that he, too, likes UConjf to L 6 Angeles, Sept. 28 (iP)— New York. Sept. 23 (/P)—Those scieritifltg Nikita Khrush­ W. L. PcL O.B. National League had a three- now has given the Braves a four- Smith bombed starting Dodger Five men seized in $ nation­ Chicago .... 92 60 .609 — southpaw Sandy Koufax with his be the first state foe to turn back the Eli Bulldogs in 81 at­ chev always is talking about did hit tha moon with one of TTCii team fight for the flag? It game streak and 13 victories In wide FBI roundup are accused Cleveland .. 87 63 .580 4H their last 15 games. first grand-slam homer In tha tempts. I like UConn’s chances, also. The probable final .^ore, their rockets. But could they score a touchdown. The Russian York. Sept. 2.8 (IF)- New York .. 77 78 .513 14^4 was 1966 and in the final week of trying to grab control of To do It, they had to stand off first Inning. And after Oil Hodges’ UConn 21, Yale 12. ' boss should take an hour or two off this weekend and see The White Sox rl’d it. D e tro it...... 76 76 .500 16^ fourth-place St. Louis crashed a ninth-lnnlng Pirate rally for the two-run, 24th homer gave ths York Knicks. He is a foi'mer mi­ World Welterweight Cham­ ------thow it's done. And they did it like champ.<». Baltimore .. 72 78 .480 19H Milvvaukee out of it while the Dodgers the 6-4 edge In the third, Dodgers stepped over seventh- second night in a row. Lefty Juan nor league baseball pitcher. pion Don Jordan. -m «■ ' The scoring w)il be dMia In rlinchinsr that lonjr awaited Boston . . . . . 71 79 .473 20% the Cards came back with fiva Two Montlia Away A Federal Grand Jury Investi­ Kansas City 63 86 .428 28 place Pittsburgh to the pennant. Pizarro (6-2) beat the Bucs a * • • / American l..easrue pennant in third time afUr building a 4-1 rune in their half of the third. Two montha from tomorrow — gating underworld inflifence in Rutgers Meetsi t.milalana Htste over Texas Washington 63 87 .420 28% Cincinnati was the third club Chirt Flood’s three- run homer set Thanksgiving Day—will find the boxing indicted them yeaterday in Christian; The Lmilslafis ’ngera their final meeting with the Today’s Games In on that down-to-the wire race, cushion with a two-out, two-run Waterfowl Dateg double as the Braves scored three it off against losing reliever 23rd Five Mile Road Race being Los Angeles. They were arrest­ have been voted the nation's Mat nn« rliih thut could snatch It from Kansas City at Detroit — Tal- finally given the g^te by the (Chi­ Waterfowl season in Connecti­ rtism. in the seventh off Harvey Haddlx Chuck Chum (8-2). Joe Cunning­ presSnted in Manchester. Once ed within a few hours at Los An­ Princeton Foe and their are is Billy Cannon, He’ll touria (4-8) vs. Foytack (14-14). cago Cubs to finish third, two ham singled in the tying run in again the sponsors will bu Nutmeg cut lists these dates: Ducks and geles, Chicago, Philadelphia and have to live up to his name to \ They did It with a 4-2 victory . Baltimore at Boston — Pappas games shy. (12-12). Reliever Don McMahon finally the frame and a double by ex- Forest, Tall Cedans of Lebanon. Coots, Oct. 24 through Oct. 31 and Baltimore. pierce that tough Texas line which 'nvpT the second-place Indians at (16-9) vs. Casale (11-8). Nov. 27 through Jan. 2; Brant For 50th Timei The Braves have breezed to two nailed it, giving up a pair of scor­ Dodgqr Girio Cimoli scored the All proceeds will enter he Mus­ The indictments charged con­ held Kanasa to 1()7 total yards last (^veland last- niftht. haulinft in New York at Washington (N) flags since then, and now, driv­ and Geese, Oct. 24 through Nov. 9 ing singles by Smoky . Burgess lead run. cular Dystrophy Fund of the Tall spiracy to extort money from Jor- i week. , OifcaSTO's flrst AL flag since 1919. Terry (5-11) ve. Fischer (9-9). ing for. a rare third In a row, and Nov. 27 through Jan. 2. Daily and Don Hoak liefore getting The Cardinals won It with two Cedars . . . Marshall Potter has dan's manager, Don Nesseth of | . NSW York, Sept. 23 In .Oklahoma over Northwestern: And ^hey did It net with their Only Games Scheduled. they’ve surged into a one-game been engaged by the Fire A Police bag limits on ducks and coots is Covina, Calif.,-and Jackie Leonard, magic 'singles, but with power—a pinch-hitter Rocky Nelson to nma in the fifth, getting the ths 90 yssra since Princeton and 'Thla could be Oklahoma’s best Tomorrow's Schedule lead, beating fourth-place Pitts­ Athletic Assn, to handle the scor­ three; geese, two, and brant, ’six former Hollywood Legion Stadium team in recent years. It will hSvs pair of scoring doublM*by Luis ground Into a game ending double- clincher on an error by Carl Furll- Rutgers played the first Intsrcol- No Gamee Scheduled. burgh 5-3 last night while seventh- lo on CimoU's RBI single. ing and game writeups on Midget . . Cheney Tech will not have any boxing promoter. to he to get past Northwestern, Aparicio and &lly Goodman, and place St. Louis jarred the Dodgers play. •mccer team this fall. Athletic Under arrest are: Isglate football game. th*y have successive sixth-inning home rims Andy Pafko doubled and John The Dodgers used 24 players, Football League action this season 1 the Rig Ten's No. 1 dirkhOTM. - National Leagne out of a first place tie by batter­ . . . Although there isn't a single Director Tony D'Angona hopes the Paul John Carbo, known as sandwiched 49 games between This will be on your TV screen. by Al Smith. And Jim'Rivera. ing Los Angeles, 11-10. Demerit, replacing the injured six of ’em pitchers, and set a Yesterday’s Reaults rhajor league record with nine member of the UConn . varsity school can field a team next fall Frankie Carbo, 55, of New York I three major wars, several econom­ Rnuthem Caltfomis ever Pitts­ And they did. it with pitching Bill Bruton in centerfield, beat ic crises and a flock of football Milwaukee 6, Pittsburgh 3. And, in keeping with that pen­ pinch-hitters — four of whom football team from Manchester .. Lincoln Downs opens Oct. 1 for City. He Is under Indictment in j burgh: The middle of the Pitt line and defense. Early Wynn, the old Chicago 5, San Francisco i, nant pattern of three years ago, out a bunt single for the Braves this season, last Saturday's home its fall meeting of 24 race dates... New York for undercover manage- I nils changes. In ths clinching seventh. Then, reached base. Southpaw Marshall _lan't solid. This Is i Friday night man the Injuns didn't w'ant, won St. lyouts 11, Los Angeles 10. third place San Francisco plunged opener at Storrs had a Manches­ Boston .Celtics plan a 32-game ment of fighters. I But the two achoola go into 'affair. his 21st. getting relief help from after Del Crandall, who had hit Bridges (6-3) wa-s the winner. Philadelphia 3-3, Cincinnati 1-2. two games behind with a 5-4 loss • • * ter, flavor. OlBcial clock operator home schedule in the National Frank (Bllnkjr) Palermo, $4, game No. 60 Saturday at Prince­ Princeton over Rutgers; These young Boh Shaw, the righthander W. L. Pet. G.B, to the Cubs.' )vis 21st homer in the fifth, hit Philadelphia boxing manager. CUBS 5, GIANTS 4 — The was Christie McCormick, retired Basketball Assn. The home open­ ton's Palmer Stadium with hard­ two teams started this football Detroit didn't want, and Gerry Milwaukee ....8 4 66 .560 — Elach of the-contenders has four into a doubleplay and Felix Man­ football official, and the field judge Truman Gibson Jr., 47, (MIongo ly a thought to that cold Nov. 6 Staley, the reliever nobody want­ Giants dropped their fourth in a er is Oct. 17, a Saturday afternoon’, business almost a century ago and Los Angeles . . . 83 67 .553 1 games left. They all finish the tilla got an Intentional pass, in the game between UConn and against Cincinnati. attorney, former president of Na­ back in 1$69 when the two began this ia their 50th encounter. Rut* ed. San Francisco .82 68 .547 2 current series today. Then the Pizarro 'sliced his double Just in­ row on a two-run, two-out homer tional Boxing Entnrprisea Ine., the annuel madness for 10 Satur­ •5th Appoarancs KARI-'V WYNN AL SMITH BOB SHAW Springfield was Francis (Chick) • • • gera ,hss won only five and never PitUburgh ....77 74 .510 7% Braves go home for a three-game side the leftfield line. Bobby by rookie George Altman in the and formerly a director of the In­ days each fall, snd during the.fes­ Starter, Winner Homers SUr In Relief qinth. It came off Sad Sam Jones, Toomey of Mancheeter. Head of Football Gains in Popularity at High School two in s row. Princeton waa tha Staley, liks Wynn a 39-year^ld Chicago ,...,..72 78 .480 12 week-end series with last place Avila, who tripled in ths first t)ia statistical crew in the press Special Plan ternational Boxing Club which tive bowl days between Chrlatmaa working in relief and tagged with 28-0 loser a year ago. righthander, wrapped it up, mak­ Cincinnati ...... 72 80 .474 13 Philadelphia while the Dodgers and scored on Hank Aaron's fly, box was Don Friedmah, ex-Herald operated Sfadiaon Square Garden All evidence points to football as being on the upswing at Manchester High School. A and ths next year. Iowa over California: The Roee 'Die Sox have three left—before his 15th defeat, third in a row Yale A. A. has announced that a ing his 65th trip from the bullpem Still, ha became the fourth pitcher against loser Jim Perry (12-10) in St. Louis ...... 69 81 .460 15 shift to Chicago and the Giants then singled in the final run off .reporter and now of the UConn in Nmv York. whopping total of 159 boys turned out for the sport on three levels— freshmen, JV Ths series has seen football Bowl rivals of last January meet this season in the ninth inning Waying the opening game of the and first righthander to beat the since winning his 20th. Don Elston special plan will be in effect for the third on Bubba Phillips’ single Philadelphia ...6 3 88 .417 21% switch to St. Louis In the final run Haddix, 0-8 vs. the Braves over rTeWa Bureau. ' / Joseph Sica, 48, Los Angelee, come from Ita rudimentary begin­ earlier this season but tha result with one mit and the bases loaded. World Series In Chicago's Com- Indiana six times in one season and two-out doubles by Aparicio Today’s Gaines to decide who playh the Chicago two years. (9-8) was the winner in relief, youth groups throughout the state who has a record of arreeta going and varsity. In the above photo, Freshman-JV Coach Ted Martin explains the rigorous iskbv Park a week from today. over the past 26 years! • • * ' ” to attend the Yale-Brown game training drills which face 86 candidates— 68, freshmen and 18 sophomores— out for ning on a broken field before a will be about ths Mme. With one pitch It was all over. and Goodman. It was Jim (Mud- San Francisco at Chicago, An- White Sox In the World Series a Milwaukee took more than a coming on in a two-run eighth back to 1928. Ayrarfiae over. Kansas: Tha TnaWhlte Sox, whp had lost tWo Out Trying to" Score when the GlanU, who left nine Oct. 3 in New Haven. Tickets are handful of apectatopr to Its multi- Vic Power swung at that first cat) Grant, another righthander, tonelll (19-10) vs. Ander.sort (12- week from today. percentage-point lead for the New Grid Shows Ix>uis Tom Oragna, $9, West football for the .first time. With a total o f 121 boys under his tutelage Martin is con­ decked stadia and millions of spec- Easterners are powerful and nead in a rijw as their pennant push He had the Indiana blanked on who gave up the clinching homers. 12). men on base, scored twice for available to YMCA groups. Little Covina^ CaUf., manager of a cloth­ pitch of Staley's, Aparicio gob­ The White Sox put away their first time rince June 30 as the Poet-game Pro Football Review fronted with a shortage of equipment in his effort to pair the group down to workable tatora each year, not to mention only a quarterback to he great. sp u tter^ whipped the Indiana 16-7 four hits until the fifth, working Smith’s 16th and Rivera’s third. Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, (N) first American League pennant in Cardinals went to work on . the their only lead, 4-3. Leaguers, Boy and Oub Scouts at ing store and described as having bled it up at short, stepped on will be telecast following all Sun­ size. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) the milliona more, that watch each Wlaconaln over Stanford: Dala second and threw to first for the for the s^ran. This one climaxed out of a two-on, none-out jam In Shaw checked the Indiana, who Buhl (14-9) vs. Kline (iO-13). 40 years last, night, beating Cleve­ Dodgers. Los Angeles, making it The Cubs took fifth place with greatly reduced rates. Groups been involved In bookmaklng. a drive that began with a four- the second inning. He did it by day gamee of the New York Giants must be supervised and adult Saturday through television. Hackbar^ Badger quarterback, Sox’ fourth dnubleplay, the dduble- left nine men on base, until the Los Angeles at St. Louis, (N) land, the only club that oeuld close on rookie Frank Howard’s the victory as Cincinnati fell to The indictment alleged that Pal­ Princeton leads the series 44-5 can nm/pasa and kick. play that ended 40 yean of wait­ game sw eep^t Cleveland in late getting Rocky Colavlto on a fly to ninth, when Jim Baxes, Jack Craig (9-5) vs. Miller (4-2), snatch it from them, 4-2. pinch-hit, three-nm homer in the sixth with a'twl-nlght double- on Channel 3 this season, starting members may purchase tickets at ermo extorted $1,726 from Leon­ August. TTieyNson nine of the 11 Sunday, Oct. 4. The show, with but fell before the Scarlet and Aiibiim over Tennessee: The ing. left, where Smith put It away and Harshman and Jim Piersall singled Only Games Scheduled. * • • ninth, chased nemesis Larry header loss at Philadelphia, 3-1 and the regular price... Group re­ ard through threats of harming games they p l a ^ at the Indians’ threw home to nail Minoso, trying Bert Lee, as emcee, will be seen All-Amerlcs halfback Billy Austin Auburn tine will shackle the famed The end was so sudden the to load the bases with one out. Tomorrow's Schedule BRAVES $, PIRATES 8— Mil- Jackson in the first inning, but 3-2. quests should be made to the Yale him and Nesseth. park. to score from third. Woody Held ’Then came Staley, Power and the weekly through Dec. 13. The pro­ A. A., Yale University, Neiw Ha­ Hooters Ready for Opener, 28-0 in 1958. This year Rutgera Billy Majors, who Is the 'Vole' White Sox seemed startled. It took No Games Scheduled. Leonard had no interest in Jor­ Wynn, claiming his 270th career then fouled out. payoff. gram will feature interviews, ven... American Hockey League, Coach John Stiegman has aoph wlieelhorae. them a second to realise they had dan's management but said Pal­ Sam Mudle in the graduated Aus­ victory and tying Bubjelgh Grimes A walk and two singles gave the ’ITiat finished the Injuns and scores of 'games of the day and ac­ which lists Springfield in its ermo and Carbo made him an un­ Notre Dame over North Caro- it. then they knew, and they tin’s tallbsek position. He also iink: The George Izo to Monty for 15th piace on the ra-tlme win­ Indians a run in the fifth, which their manager, Joe Gordon, pes­ tion films of the Giants' foes of membership, will launch its sea­ willing go-between in their pur­ swarmed all over each other with haa 26 lettermen to man the first Stirklei battery should add to the ners’ list, made it 10 Vut of 11 ended with Power hitting into a tered by General Msnager Frank the following week.. .Manchester son Oct. 6. The Indians open Oct. 9 ported effort to muscle in on Nes- .54,293 moumen looking on in against the Indiana since they bun­ doubleplay. Manager Al Lopes then Major League No Sign of Overconfidence two teams. North r%roIlna woes. But It wW be Cleveland's massive mortuary for Lane into a resignation that be Dodgers Lose Brooklyn Fans, radio station WINF features Otto at the Coliseum against Cleve­ seth’s contract with Jordan. dled him off to the White S^with replac^ Wynn with Shaw when came flnal with the loss. Graham everj’ Friday afternoon at Mudle Is backed by Paul Mtil- close with Jack Cumtngs la the dead Injuns. land... Mike Creamer, Yale half­ Leonard and Nesseth testified Isrt and Bill Wolff while CaptSln Smith two years ago for ^nnie two singles and Colavito’s sacrifice In the other AL games, New le a d e r s 6:35. The 15 minute broadcast hero's role. The victory gave the White Sox American I.esgue back. was a catcher with the Eli before a California Athletic Com­ *achoolboy players In tha Btata. He*pl$ylng hin bast aoocer hut hla Bob Simms, of Charlsaton, W,-Va.. Minoso and Fred Hatfield. ’The^ld fly gave the Injuns their other run York whipped Washington 8-4, De­ Little Joy Around Flatbush will include the Coast Guard Acad­ mission hearing last May and be­ By PAT BOLDUC Indiana over Illinois: A rare Big a 4Mi'ga>ne lead over the Indians, Man looked like a master In thU in the sixth. Batting—Kuenn, Detroit, ,357; baseball team last spring. covara tha middle of the field like lack of hustle has hsndlosppad la ons of the East's top ends. First troit beat Kansas City 6-4 and emy coach's predictions on the fore the Grand Jury. Ten victory for the Heoelers. who have but four games to play. one before weakening In the flftl^ ’The Sox gave Wynn a 2-0 liMd Kallne, Detroit, .326; Runnels, • * • “ Line looks good. The boys a blanket and he -will have to be him at times. Hs has sll of the string guard BUI Pullay Is out of Boston defeated Baltimore 4-3. weekend gam es.. .The Giants open Their testimony before the com­ Texas over Mainland: The mid­ New York, Sept. 28 UPl— pennant fight. . . . Only Indig­ Boston, .314; Fox, Chicago, .305; are moving the ball well. our quarterback—_the boy to hold other requirements to be of tre­ the game with a bad knee, and dle of the Texaa line ia solid with Minoso, Cleveland, .304. their National League football sea­ l.iat o f Victims mission Set off the investigation our iquad together. And if An- mendous value to the team this quarterback Jim Rogers' knee The sign on the ball park read nation and hurt over their of gangster Influence in boxing. Much improvement has been Rene Ramires the star of the "Dodgers Next Game Vs” . . . emigration to the West Coast Runa—Yoat, Detroit, 113; Man­ son Saturday night in I.ios An­ State college victims of Yale on ■aldi’a kicking comes through as fall." makes him a doubtful,starter. geles. The game will be telecast Leonard told the comission, that noted in the goal. Every mem­ Jnfckfield. Maryland surprised, and below it a blank. which time has failed to heal. tle, New York, 103; Power, Cleve­ the gridiron in 80 previous meet­ expected we could very well du­ ' Dantalson ia not too worried Princeton, a co-favorite with however, with its 27-7 victory over starting at 11:15 p.m. Carbo threatened him and Nesseth. ber is working diligently. Book Price Drops In the bright sunshine, Eh- There were exceptions. land, 102; Kuenn, Detroit, 98; Jen­ ings have been Wesleyan 46 times, plicate last year's record.” about his other co-captain, Bob Dartmouth for the Ivy League West Virginia last week. Season Started in I^iscord sen, Boston and Aparicio, Chicago, • • V UConn 10 times. Coast Guard four Leonard said Palermo tried to There is still room for much Duplicating their performance Goahring, author of nlna goals in title, has plenty ' of potential bets Field looked the same as Inside Ebbetts Field, a fel­ declare himself in for half rtf Wyoming over Air Force: The low leaned over a grandstand 97. times. Trinity 18 times and New improvement, especially in the of 1958 may prove a difficult task. 1968 and currently nursing a bad among ita ranka,- with tailback San Francisco, Sept. 23 i.^P>— .always from the outside . . . U50 Queetion Jordan’s receipts from a title fight graduation losses of ths Falcons railing, lobking onto the field. Runs Batted lH—Colavlto, Haven Naval Base and Loomis backfleld where graduation stripped The ’58 club became the flVst un­ foot, and Glats, who has bean Dan Sachs and fullbacks Mike was heavy. Wyoming on tha way A book about *7he San Fran­ the light tqwers . . . the ticket Fifty dollar question on the with Virgil Akins, then charhpion, ira the moat. And beat of all there is booths . , . the advertising It was j.;30 In the afternoon. (^Jleveland, 109. Jensen, Boston, Institute, each once . . . Manager defeated team in the achool’s his­ switched to canter forward from Ippolito and Don Komrumlf giv back to the lop of the Skyline But Ended Well in Chicago cisco Olants” came out last 106. Killebrew, Washington, 101; •ports beat? Who's going ta win Al Lopez of the White Sox rated when negotiations for the bout be­ no sign of over confidence despite tory, winning 14 matches as his right wing position. "Both tng its backfleld power. season at $2.80 per ropy. ' signs. The field was being sprinkled gan last November. loop. with water and tarpaulins Lemon, Waahlng1.on, 99; Maxwell, the National Licague pennant? outfielder Jim Landis as the one last year's undefeated season.’’ against a lone tie. The Indians youngsters are raring to go." Coach Dick Colman, whose By the end of the team’s But the Dodgers aren’t In Nesseth said he resisted efforts Skipping over the others; covered home plate and the Detroit, 93. Answer probably won’t ^ known who provided the big lift, for his In a nutahell that is Coach.Dick captured the CCIL crown and the Handll Mnoh Improved Tlgere had a 6-3 record in 1968, Chicago, Sept. 23 (JP)— T h e f worked his way out of the bull pentper cent of the cUih by buying out first year here, when they fin­ Brooklyn any more. They’re in Hits--Kuenn, Detroit, 194; Fox, until early Sunday night, and if to mgscle in. Danielson's description of the 1969 Others who should help the Rod also has backfleld depth with Friday Night ' ------.... - .. - St. Loui.s today and if they pitcher’s mound. club this season and pitcher Bob State title while concluding their Boston University over Georgs rise of the Chicago White Sox * consistent winner. Dorothy ComlskeyX Rigney, who ished third In the National Chicago, 189; Runnels, Boston snd there is a playoff, it won’t be Shaw as the most pleasant sur­ Leonard was placed under police Manchester High School soccer snd White attack are, Bobby Jack (Silky) Sullivan and Hugh Leapie, the book was selling play another home game this "Just think,” said John Po- guard. On the night of last June auccessful campaign with nine con­ Washington. Iowa State over Den­ to the American League pen­ The speed, defense and clutch had been embroiled iil legal battles licano„45, ‘‘it would be about Power and Minoso, Cleveland, 172. imtil next week. The schedule fa­ prise. Since Shew changed from squad which opens a 14-match secutive victories. And led by Hamlll, Jim McAuley, Eric Swan­ Scott backing up Sacha. Canter with brother Chuck fbh^more than for $1. year it will be a National Doubles—Kuenn, Detroit, 40; 3 he left his home to get a news­ ver, Miami over Tulane. hitting df Luis Aparici, Nellie Fox, this time that old Pee Wee. vors Milwaukee but the Dodgers a sideerm, curvebaJler to an over­ schedule Firday afternoon at Me­ RoIIie Glatz' record 18 goals, the son, Mike Churilla and Dave and Captain Frank Ssvetecz an nant came after a season a year. \ When the 1969 Olants were League playoff or in the Fox, Chicago, 34; Malzone, Bos­ paper. After he drove his car into Saturday Jim Landis, Al Smith, Billy Good­ the Duke, Flirillo and the re.st end Giants are far from dead... hand deliver}’, he has developed morial Field against always trou­ Silk Townera set a new team acor- Sibrlnss. “Hamlll,” explained Dan­ Chora a line that could use more which started in front-office man and rookie Jim McAnany Klu helped the Sox In their riding the crest irt the Nation­ ■World .Series in the Los Ange­ ton, 33; Runnels, Boston, Minoso, Eastern States Exposition lists his garage, his wife found him ly­ blesome Hall of West Hartford. interior strength. East: Army over Boston College. stretch drive and Veeck’s^rom o- al League some stores marked (Herald Photo) les Coliseum. would come running out on into a big winner . . . The Day's ing record with 49 goals. ielson, "ia 100 per cant improved discord ending the Comi.ikey rounded out Chicago's balance. Cleveland and Williams, Kansas several auto racing events this ing dazed in their backyard. "The first game will tell a lot,’’ over last year. He has s good left Brown over. Columbia, Cornell tlonal stunts certainly aide^Chi- the book back np to $2.60 No. there are no Dodgers in the field, rve been here for City, 32. i Chuckle: The Detroit Tigers were Alike Winters Sidelined dynasty. Then, too, the great relief pitching Legion Coach about an hour. . .Thinking week. Thursday a 500-mile midget journeying through a Florida I.ieonard told police two men explained the personable ' Daniel­ foot snd will play, a lot for us. over Colgate, Dartmouth over cago’s new attendance retord. On ’Tuesday the Chicago Brooklyn. Neither is there'^a Triples—Allison, Waahington, 9; came up behind him in the dark Author of 10 shutouts la«t fall, Last Feb. 17, controlling inter­ of a couple of National League about the great games I saw race will be held. Friday, a full countn.’side on the spring train­ son. who has glided the Indians McAuley has been our biggest sur­ Holy Cross, Harvard over Mas­ castoffs, Gerry Staley and ’Turk Veeck kept the players and f ^ s Cubs clipped the Giants 8-4— semblance of the heated rival­ McDougald, New York, 8; Landis, and beat him on the head. to four CCIL titles and two State regular goalie Mike Winters is ex- NCAA Maps Plans sachusetts, Navy over WiUJam A est in the White Sox passed from happy and managed to bring abo' third place again ry between the Dodger and here. How nice it would be if stock car race is scheduled and ing exhibition trail and the bus pseted to miss the first two or prise. He should make a terrific the clan of "The Old Roman’’ to Lown, completed the job. An a.saistant under Chicago, Kuenn, 'Detroit, Maris, Chlers Findings c^mpionshipa in. his 12 years at Mary, Penn State over Virginia an atmosphere which fitted per­ Today the book Is marked Giant fans in New York. In they would com^ back here Kansas City and Kubek, New •Saturda.v a 100-lap event for late passed an abandpned rural echool- three matches because of a. brok­ halfback. Swanson is s tasted vet­ Bill Veeck, baseball’s well-traveled It has been a long haul for the Whitey Johnson for the and play in the World Series, model stocks will be staged. All house. The windows were shat­ After long investigation. Police m Si S. "Many of the bo.vs, espe­ eran. Ohurilla, only a sophomore, For Soccer Event Military, Pennsylvania over Xa - Sox since their downfall following fectly with the cheers of "Go, Go down to 69 rents. fact, there appears to be very York, 7. Chief William Parker said he h ^ en right hand and sprained ankle fayette, Yale over Oonneetlcut "Carnival Man." White Sox.” past two seasons, per­ few Dodger supportets left In Sure. I’m pulling for them. Home Runs—Colavlto, Cleve­ programs start at 2:30... Na­ tered, the brick wails wsre crum­ cially the backs, need actual game has not lived up to expectations as the scandal of 1919 when the late concluded that Leonard blapkM experience. We may need three suffered in a recent practice ses­ . South: Davidson over Praidiy- What happened after Veeck got V sonable Rusty Scruton Flatbush. They're still the Dodgers to land, 41; Killebrew, Washington, tional Hockey League opens Oct. bling and the roof wee completely sion. But this does not concern yet, snd like Sibrinsz, needs a Storra. Sept. 23 (/P)--The Na­ Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain me.” 7... Joe Uebler, ex-Holy Croas out and hurt his head in g fall. or four matches before our untest­ great deal more work. Like sev­ tional Collegiate Athletic Asan. terian. Florida State over The M per cent of the club and had to Landis banished eight players (above) was named to Typical was the reaction of 40; Lemon. Waahington. 33; Man­ caved in. Rocky Bridges, ths Several weeks ago ^ 'w in d ow Danielson too much.. -Leae Hard Feeling rage great, has joined the Boston ed backfleld develops. eral other boys Churilla and (NCAA) today announced plana Citadel, Florida over Misaiasippl plaeate Chuck Comlskey, grand­ from the game for allegedly throw­ 'coach the Dilworth-Cor- Anthony Castellano, 63, a tle, New York, 31; Maxwell, De­ team's humorist, said, “ Looks as screen on Leonard's home was "Mike Geciauakaa has looked State, Southern MethodUt over son of Charles (Old Roman) Com- Sirens Blast Out News maintalnance man in a bowl­ For some reason, there is troit, 30. oT tlce... Carl Braun has signed though someone must have ffimked Not An Eaa.v Task Sibrinsz are about s year away.” for its first country-wide soccer ing the series to Cincinnati. nell-Quey , Post, No. 102 less Indignation and hard feel­ ripped away and, the curtains of very good Ailing in for Winters.” Georgia Tech, Georgia over Van­ lakey, was one of the game’s not­ Sox fortunes gradually slipped ing alley a home run length Stolen Bases—Aparicio, Chica­ his nth contract with the New cheifiistrv.” "A ll of this veterans realize that Alto singled out by the Man­ tournament: American Legion Junior ing among Giant fans. In mid­ a bedroom se£ afire. Leonard said said Danielson. "But with Mike in chester coach as boys who will tee derbilt, Mississippi Over Kentucky. able achievements. Chuck was left and except for several first division away from Ebbets Field. go, 64; Mantle, New York, 21; it ia not an easy task to replace the nets it deprives me o( one of In making the announcement. town Manhattan' and even in he had seeq.a car without lights considerable action this season art South Carolina over Furman, with 46 per cent of the club. finishes under Jimmy Dykes, South baseball team in 1960. Hope They Ixxie Landis, Chicago, 20; Jensen, Bos­ backs like Wes Feahler and Bruce our finest backs. He is a standout University of Connecticut Soccer Brooklyn, they were quick to drive by,his house a few minutes JR Campoaeo, George Ordway, Clemaon over Virginia, Wake After finishing second to the Side enthusiasts had little to crow The appointment was ton. 19; Allison, Waahington, 11. e a r ll^ McClain,” Danielson continued. fullbaok and he'll return to that Coach John Squlret said prelimi­ Forest over Virginia Tech, West 15,000 W ild Fans ”I rooted for the Dodgers come to the defense of Horace Don Schofield, aophomore Greg New York Yankees in 1957 and about. made by Post Com­ Pitching—Shaw', Chicago, 17-6, ” It left us with a big hole to fill. position as soon as Winters be­ nary gamea will be played at four Virginia over Richmond. for 20 years,” he said. “Now Stoneham, the Giants' pres­ .7.39; McLiah, Cleveland, 19-8, .704; Lee Grosscup and Buddy Dial L>e^nard said he was pleased King and Don CJordner, who un­ 1958. the White Sox steadily In 1948, the Sox hired Frank with the arrest of Carbo, Sica, But on the whole our progress comes available.”' sites yet to be determined. Semi­ .Mldweet; Cincinnati over Day- mander Jack Stewart I hope they lose. I’m pulling ident. Wynn. Chicago, 21-10, ,677; De­ derwent an operation on hit foot final gamea wilt be played at the marched this season to their first Lsne as general manager. Lane for Milwaukee. I feel f\inny Dragna and Palermo but was my­ la about the same as a year ago. Along with Anaaldi, Danielson ton. Marquette over Detroit. pennant since the 1919 conquest began dealing hard and .^aat and when informed that "It wasn't his fault they lock, Boston, 11-8, .647; Mosal, De­ the week achool opened. University of Connecticut on Nov. Greet Baseball Cbamps every time I look at that park left,” said Anthony Rublno, stified about Gibson's connection We h a ^ looked good and bad in is counting on Bruce Bonadiea Michigan over Miasqurf, Minneso­ by the Ill-famed Black Sox. three years later with Paul Rich­ ^ John.son had bought a troit,. 16-9, .640. „ ' Released by Pro Grid Giants pre-aeaaon scrimmages. The Schedule 36 (Thanksgiving Dsy) with the across the street. This Is a cab driver. “He was losing Strikeouts Bunnlng, Detroit, with the case. "Gibson never had , (chronic leg trouble), big Mike ta over Nebraska, Michigan State ’The Sox, a throwback to the ards at the helm the Sox made the hou.se in Windsor Locks any part in It,” l.«onard said. "Our season could very well de­ Morasco. Billy Stuck and Bill Sept. 35. Hall, home; 29, Bria- championship game scheduled over Texas A A M, Ohio State over nation take notice. where they were bom and this money. O'Malley was making 201; Wynn, Chicago, I’ll; Paschal, tol Central, away. t Nov. 28. f days of the Hitleaa Wonders of Chicago, Sept. 23 (A*)—The Go Go White Sox retiifned to and a.sked to be relieved is where they should have re­ Ne.w York, Sept. 23 (A5 — The^ Washington cut three players, The indictment contains 10 pend upon two boys, Co-Captain Kuhimann to help in. the back­ Duke, Tulsa over New Mexico j 19M, took over first place July 28. A 14-game winning streak early money. It's been a couple of Waahington, 174; Wilhelm. Balti­ Oct. 2, Platt, home; 6, Briatol Squires, the tournament chair­ find their city really gone in the wee hour.s thi.s morniilg over of his duties. Scruton mained. They’re not the Dodg­ years now since they left, but more and Score, Cleveland, 139. New York Giants have given' up one of them being'Lavtrne Tbrge- counta under the Antl-Racketer- Chuck Saimond and back Tommy fleld. "Moraaco has been working Stale, .Wichita over Hardin Sim­ . They gradually. gained ground on in the 1951 season caught base­ Ansaldi,” the hard-working Red real hard and Stuck must improve Eaatem, home; 9, Oonard, away; man. said the country will be mons! ball’s fancy and the crowds began Chicago’s first American League pennant in 40 years. plans to name his as­ ers to us anymore.” I can’t g«t them out of my Batting — Aaron, Mllwatikea, on ’ quarterback Lee Groescup, eon, an All-Pro linebacker during ring Act and the Federal Extor­ 13. Maloney, home; 16, Wethera- ' second place Cleveland' and soon tion Statutes. The laws carry and White coach related. "Chuc-k his defensive weaknesses. Kuhi­ divided into six diatricta with the Southwest: Alabema over Hous­ to pour into Comiskey Park for a Some 16,000 wild-eyed fan8'*> Harry Reister, a truck driv­ blood. I'm still eating my .357; Cunningham. St. Louis, .3.50; their No. 1 draft choice. They part of hla -eight NFL seasons. field. away; 20, Hall, away; 23, took a 4% game lead. sistants early next ia without a doubt one of the fine.st mann, a three-year veteran, is contendinj;^ teams in each to be' ton. Arkansas over Oklahoma new attendance record of 1,328,234 waited from before midnight to er, had this to say; “ Sure I was heart out. I’ve been a Giant Cepeda, San Francisco, .316; Pin­ also cut Buddy Dial the former The SO-year-old former Wash­ penalties up to 20 years imprison­ Briatol Central, home; 27, Platt, However, a slump in the last Sox President BiU Veeck and his spring. a Dodger fan. But I rooted ington State star, however, was ment and .$10,000 fine for each of­ namM by area selectors. In addi­ State, Texas Tech- over (h'egOB week of August cut the margin to which was to stand until this year. pant 2 a.m., (CDT) at the airport fan since 1921 and I'm .hot son, Cincinnati and Boyer, St. Rice All-America end yesterday away: 80. Bristol Eastern, aw-ay. tion, two at-large teams t^lll be wife,, and Mayor Richard Daley. for Pittsburgh this year. Any­ quitting now.” i^fnediately hired as an assietsuit fense. State, North • Texas State over IMf games as the Sox,went to ’The Sox finished fourth that year for the return of the victorious Louis, .315. to climax a day of fevered ictlv- Nov.’ S, Conard, horns:.. $. Ma- named from the flr.sl four areas to Veeck missed the clincher because one winning but the Dodgers coach by the Redskins. One of 4hs counts alleges Palsr- Texas Western. Arizona over West Cleveland for a four game series.- and then came five successive third Sox from Cleveland. Long before A salesman, Harry Baker of Runs — Pinson, Cincinnati, 127; Ity by the National. F o o t b a (1 lonsy, sway; 10, Wethsrsfisid, round out the eight-team field. The of a speaking engagement In was okay with me. Blame it on Also dropped were tackle Jim mo snd Sica tried to force Neiaeth Texas State. They kayoed the Indians and took place finishes. Chuck Comiskey, that, sirens had. blasted out the Bloomin^on, 111. ' Siratford Advances Brooklyn, made these pointed Mays, San Francisco, 117; Aaron, League clubs to trim their rosters horns. areas; who had taken over the front of­ news that the l^ it e Sox 'were in OMalley. He was making comments. Milwaukee, 114; Mathews, Mil­ to the preacribed 36 player limit Weatherall, former'Oklahoma All- to agree to a match between Jor­ Far West: Colorado State over all four games. For all practical New. Mexico. Colorado over Bay- ■ fice with Lane’s departure follow­ the World Series. Little Aparicio, the defensive money and he pulled the team “I wqnt to see them win. So waukee, 112; Robinson, Cincinnati, by the-weekend. America, who notified the Skins dan and Garnett (Sugar) Hart. purposes, that’s where the pen­ ace from Caracas, Venezuela, com­ In Softball Event lor. Brigham,' Young over Fresno. nant was won. ing friction between the two, was Tears of joy glisten^ in the eyes out. All my friends feel the they went to San Francisco. 106. Groascup was felt to have great he was retiring for business rea­ William Daly, a sports promoter dissatisfied with Manager Marty mented just before the plane land­ same way. We hope they get ' So what? It's the same as sons; and halfback Bert Zagera, and fight manager of Englewood, Oregon over Utah. Washington Al Lopez, Chicago’s mild-man­ of both C3ub Vice President Chuck Cleari^ter, Fla., Sept. 23 (/F)— Runs Battf^ In ■ Ranks. Ohl- potential by tim Giants coaching over Idaho. Washington State over Marlon. He fired Marion and hired e r "TTiis is the best play I .never beat.” ' though they were still in. the staff but lacHedthe immediate ex'- formerly of Michigan State, - wlio N, J., wSs named in the indict­ nered manager, accomplished what Comiskey and Manager AI Lopez Defending ■ Champion Stratford, cago, 139; Robinson. Cincinnati, Johansson - Patterson Rematch San Jose State. Ixipez for the 1957 campaign. make in my lire.” He was referring It w’as Virtually the same Polo Grounds. Who^ could get 125; Aaron, Milwaukee, 121; Bell, perlence t6 seriously challenge has a dislocated shoulder. ment as a co-conspirator but not 16 other White Sox managers had as the big four-Migined plane, de­ to his qirick scoop, of Vic Power’s Conn., and ^ e Clearwater Bomb­ failed to do dating back to the When Lopez came to the Sox he layed two hours, wheeled into the everyivhere . . . in the bars, up there to see them anyway Cincinnati, 112; Mathews, , Mil­ Charley Conerly. George Shaw or On Reaerve List as a defendant. said the Yankees could be had. He hot bounder with the bases loaded er*,' a *trony.,challenger, advanced garages, restaurants. No, Virith the traffic and the park­ The San Francisco 49ers reached Black Sox. In his third season at arclighted setting at the airport. to quarterfinals today in the waukee, inp. Don Heinrich for a signal-calling Set for Philadelphia^ June 7 TIF-RDAY HOUREWma the helm, he maneuvered the ^ox finished second that' year. Again —his dash across second base— there is little joy in Flatbush ing and all ? I’ll be happy if Hits — Aaron, Milwaukee, 217; sldt on the Eastern Division the player limit by placing half­ Hilarious Greeting and his sharp relay to first dou­ World Tournament. Both were un­ Standings to the title with the touch of a in 1958 he said the Yankees could over the. Dodgers’ big week­ they get in the series. But if Pinson, Cincinnati, 20l; Cepeda, champions. back Jim I^ace, All-America at bling Power. defeated in double elimination Veteran Calhoun, fr:'. ur-,- Phllsdciphis, Sept. 23 ijp) TTis w . L Pet. mother hen. be had. Again he finished second. While the Chicago Fire Depart-- end in Ssn Francisco. . . . not. you know what they can San Francisco. 187; Temple, Cin­ Dial, who lost the battle for a Michigan, on the Injured . reserve f Once again this year, he said the play. “ , Their fine comeback' in (h# I return heavyweight fight between 0 1.000 The formula was one-run vic­ meht band played and the thou­ Smith, the former Cleveland In­ do with Candlestick Park? cinnati‘S 83; Matherws, Milwaukee No. 3 offensive end slot tq Joe list. Doctors told Pace he mint i'. .r-. 4 Yankees could be had and he was Stratford shut out Bossier City, Vouiig Rudy Ellis champion Ingemsr Johansson and' 4 0 1.000 tories many of which were gained sands cheered, the players poured dian who has had his share of boos and Blasingame^' St. Louis, 176. Biscaha of Richmond, w-as alao undergo surgery for a torn carti­ right. • La., 2-0 last night behind John Floyd Patterson will be staged in Farmingdale. N. Y.m One of the 4 0 1.000 by a walk, a stolen -base, an in­ out o f the plane to a hilarious from fans in both Cleveland and Doubles -i- Pinson, Cincinnati, given a chance in the defensive lage in hla right knee. great golf plants in the world Lopez is the only man to beat greeting. It was almost 4 >4 hours Chicago, kept repeating: Spring, who pitched a no-hltter in In Chicago Bout Philadelphia'a Municipal Stadium Skillets 0 4 . 000 ' field out and a sacrifice fly. Lopez Casey Stengel of New, York out of 47; Aarqn, Milwaukee, 44; Mays, backfleld before being released. Baltimore’s defending Cham­ the. Bithpage .State Park layout did It without much help from after the White Sox had won their "The magic number now Is zero.” th e '1958 championship. next June 7 providing two con­ Flying Saucers 0 4 .000 an American League pennant. ’The The Bombers followed the two- San Francisco, 41; Cimoli, St. pion Colts reduced their aquad by ditions are met, the Aaaouiated which nas five 18-hole courses. ace pitchers Billy Pierce and Dick thrilling pennant-cllnoher from Who would start In the World Second-Guessing Lane Louis,' 39; Temple, Cincinnati, 35. trading rookie guard H~a n a'o n Chicago, Sept. 28 (>i-V eteran More than 2.36.000 rounds . were Rolling Pins 0 / i .000 affable Senor did it with Cleveland the Indians, 4-2, in Cleveland. . hit pitching of Bobby Spell to a Press leamejl today. opening morning results; Spatu­ Donovan. in 1954 and repeated with the Sox Series for the Sox 7, Triples — Moon, Los Angelea, Qhurchwell of Mississippi to the Rbry Calhoun of W hite, Plains, played there -In 19.58, The courses Both Pierce and Donovan had a The loudest cdieers went to Luis 12-innlng 1-0 triumph over Au­ N. Y., and young Rudy Ellia of A reliable source close to the* las 4..Rolling Pins O; Double ■Boll'' this year. "You can make a good guess,” 11; Pinson, Cincinnati, Neal, Los Redskins and placing first - year Pennsylvania State Athletic Com­ were built at no coat to the tax­ bad year compared with previous Aparicio, the phenomenal little rora, III. Spell struck out 19 and South Haven, Mich., meet in a 10 era 4c .Skillets 0; Coffee Cups 4. Some credit for the title should Lopez told sports writers on the Angeles and White, St. Louis, 9; linebacker Tommy Addison of mission said that "According to payer. Green fees are $1.75 week­ years. But Early Wynq and Bob shortstop, who started a game­ walked one. Ready to Name Manager round middleweight bout in, Chica­ days and $2.76 on week ends.. Col­ Flying Saucers 0. go to Veeck who purchased control victory plane. He winked know­ Leo Sadlier of the U.S. Air T. Taylor, and Dark, Chicago and South Carolina on waivers. Vincent Vellela, we’ll get the Shaw.took up the slack. of the Sox before the season ending doubleplay; .Al Smith, who ingly when they suggested Wynn Mathews, Milwaukee, 8. Carter's Green Bay did the reverse, go­ go Stadium tonight. lege and high achool s'tudents play Singles o f-110 or better: Hlhna Wynn, acquired in a deal from Force pitched the current tourna­ fight." Veliela is a director of Roa- McComb 113. opened. Veeck dealt only with made a great nm-klUing throw or Bob Shaw, his two mound stal­ Home Runs — Banks, Chicago ing one above the prescribed limit . Elli.,, a 23-year-old who punched ensohn Enterprises Inc., which for 75 cents on weekdays.' Cleveland two years ago, ■ was to and hU a homer; and veteran ment’s first no-hitter in beating fringe players and finally landed warts all season. Cleveland, ^ept. 23 (/P) Joe^Harder, veteran pitching coach, and Mathews, Milwaukee, 43; by acquiring defensive tackle Ken Bobby Boyd Into retirement last was associated in the promotion of become Chicago’s only 20-game Elarly Wynn, who got credit for Albuquerque, N. M., l-O. WORK CLOTHES month hopes to use Calhoun as a Ted Kluszewskl in a waiver.deal Lopez said he would put Coach Sacramento, Calif., eliminated Gordon was out today as Clevs- will manage the Indians. The four Aaron, Milwaukee, 39; Robinson,,, Beck from Chicago's Cardinals. last June's match when Johlinason winner and Shaw, who came in a with Pittsburgh in the final stages the big win. remaining games with Kansas Cincinnati, I 36; Mays, San Fran­ The Packers gave up a future stepping stone. The fight will ba' deal with Detroit last Jiine, ’Tony Cuccinello in charge of the Vancouver, Britiah Columbia 3-2 land manager with four games still For PaintcT6« dethroned Patterson. of the campaign. Veeck acquired 64 First to - greet the players were Sox as they play out the season City here starting Friday will be cisco, 31. draft choice for the Texas A4M televised nationslly (ABC—:-i0 in 11 innings.; Houston eliminated left. on. the Indians’ schedule, and p,m.y - But the source, who -did not against the ’Tigers in a three-game used to test the club’s rookies. Stolen Bases—Mays, San Fran­ Carpenters, Plumbers star. want to be identified by name, 'I III|i'iai!iu*»*uii«izriwiiH!lM St. Paul 3-2 and- San Diego elimi­ General Manager Frank Lane said Ellis was on the stadium card set in Detroit this weekend. ■ nated Montreal 3-2. Last night’s 4-2 loss to Chicago cisco, 27; T. Taylor, Chicago and The Pfttsburgh Stealers cut two made it quite clear' that Philadel­ he hoped to name the 1960 Cleve­ mathematically eliminated the In­ Gilliam, Los A^igeles, 23; Cepeda, veterans, end . Dick Lucas snd Aug, 5 when Sonny Liston scored phia would taka the‘fight only if: FREE PAREiMaUELIWERY SERVICE To Scout Rivals Earlier, Portland, Ore., defeated a quick knockdown victory over Baltimore 8-0; Canton, N. C., beat land pilot'spon, perhaps before the dians, and the team .has had sec­ San Francisco, 22; Pinson,' Cin­ tackle John Simerson and rookie "Veliela and his group come out “I’ll stay in Chicago and scout cinnati, 20. Nino Valdea. Ellia and Bo}^ then If Ym Hava Navar BawM In A Laa{ua Bafara San Francisco againk the Cubs to­ week Is ovdr. ond place sewed up for some time, halfback Floyd Dellinger of Texas clean in'the current, investigation so this weekend’s games mean Pitching —!• ■ Face, Pittsburgh, Tech. took over before the television by the New York State Athletic \lmost Anything Wlutomotive* day, and either Los Angeles The leading candidate appears M A R IeO W li cameras and Ellis stopped Boyd in against the Cubs or Philadelphia to be Leo Durocher, who quit a nothing Yo the standings. 18-1, .947; Law, Pittsburgh, 18-9, Commission on the promotional .667;. Antonelli, San Francisco, 19- the fifth Mund. ' angles of last June's fight. AMERICA’S FINEST AUTOMirtlVE PARTS at Milwaukee this weekend. It de­ Springfield, X o., defeated St. $65,000 job jWith the National When he resigned last Friday Ellia, a native Chicagoan, has a THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY! pends on how things go in the next Paul, 2-0. Broadcasting Co. earlier this because of his feud with Lane over 10, .655; Podres, Los Angeles, 14-8, "And a subsequent mveatigation .636; Conley, Philadelphia, 12-7, Giants Cut Loose 17-2 record and 10 of his vletorlsa by (ha Pennsylvania SlTate Athletic • AC PRODUCTS • MALLORY few days, whether I’ll watch Los month to return to baseball where the handling of the ball club. Gor­ have been by ko’s. Hie attack fea­ Angeles or Milwaukee.” he piloted three National League don was agreeable to serving out .632. ■ , Coinimisaion tuma out okay.” Strikeouts — , Drysdale, I^es Top Draft Choices tures a bard right but he alao car­ The source said that Vellela al­ • AUTO-LITE • McQUAV NORRIS ^ PARKAUE LANES Lopez refused to state what pennant winners.. the season. Angeles, 236; S. Jones, San Fran- ■ 30-MINUTE FREE ries a good left Hook. ready has applied for a license in team he preferred to face in the So "leading,” in fact, is Duroch- But a. half hour after last night’s Calhound, who will be 25 later • BENDIX BRAKES • R A Y B E S T O S B R A K E S Join cisco, 202; Koufax, Los Angeles. Anaheim.,Calif., Sept. Y3 (A*) — Pennsylvania to promote 'the re­ Join World Series, which beginb in er's candidacy that other names— game ended. Lane went to the INSTALLATION this month, turned pro five years turn match in Philadelphia. lEAOUES Comiskey Park Wednesday, Sept.' 172; Antonelli, San Francisco, The New 'York Gtanta have cut •BORG WARNER • T H O M PSO N PRO D U CTS among them Fred Hutchinson of dressing room and held a 10-min­ 163; Haddlx, Pittsburgh, 148j) ago and Iqta compiled a 29-7-2 rec­ According to , the 'source the 30, barring a national loop,playoff. Cincinnati and Charley Dressen of ute conference with Gordon in the their number 1 andv2 draft ord. He has beaten some top rank­ choices, quarterback Lee Groascup Pennsylvania Athletic Commiiaion MoBdoy •VBfiing—InYBr-Chureh Lmaquo (Handicap) ’’All I'd have to do is name one Hitting—George Altman, Cubs— Los Angeles— have come in for lattef’s office. < ed middleweighta but never could has been "Hard at work negotia­ •FEDERAL MOGUL • WAGNER LOCKHEED particular team and it would comei Walloped two-out, two-run homer of Utah and and Buddy Dial of get by Spider Webb. scarcely more than a mention. When they came out, Gordon Tuesday’s Homers Rice, to .get down to the National ting" with' Vellela and his group TuMdoy *v«^n9~W omM '$ Houm Lm kpw ( H o n d i^ ) up lij the Series and clobber.ua,” In the. ninth, his third consecutive Lippy Leo had promised to teles His yictima 'include’ TIger Jones, t.o formulate final plans. • GRANT RINGS • WALKER MUFFLERS Lopez grinned. - grabbed Harder and said: “You’re Football LMgue limit of 36 play-' hit, c r U.S h 1 n g pennant-hopeful phone Lane by Wednesday of this it.” Franz 8z\izina. Randy Sand.v, Joe Johansson' signed last Aug, 36 (Season total in parentheses) era. ' . ■ | COMPI.ETE i-lNg OF SPEED EQUIPMENT WndnBidoy meming—Housewives' League Join A Giants 5-4. \yeek as a follow-up to their first Someone asked Gordon where American t^eague ' The coaches believe Groascup Giambra and CTharile Cotton. : ‘ , U' to ‘defend his title Irt a return bout < Pitching — Gerry Staley, White negotiations in Pittsburgh last he would be while the Indians Smith, White Sox (16). Free Unstallafion has great' potential but felt he with'Patterson.-But al the time If Vnar Dealer Doesn’t Stock Parts We Invite Your Inqulrte* Thursday evening. Ladles' Houte League Martin to Marry Sox — Came on with bn ^ loaded League week. played their final four games, and Rivera, White Sox (3). could not beat out Geor$e Shaw, The Co6t o f Golf. • was- only specified that the bout and one out In the ninth and With Qther Negotiations his reply wjis:' Geiger, Red Sox (11).' Charley Conerly and Don Hein­ would be held In the United States Friday evening Mixed Leogue L I-as Vegas, Nev., Sept. 23 (/T)— oiie pitch Saved clincher that gave Kuenn, Tigers A9). between next March 1 and June Now! !‘i; didn’t' talk with him yester­ "Upstairs with I.*ne second- SEAT COUERS rich. ' They made the cut last New York (f)—A aurvey conduct­ Second' baseman Billy Martin of Chicago first American League day, \Jtitit he said he was still in­ gueSslng ths new manager." Snyder,''A’s (3). • night. ‘ 15. Per bifonnatlon contact Roger J. Moeolena,4dl 3-T B07 ths Cleveland Indians will mhrry pennant In 40 yean, getting Vie National League ed by. the Club Managere’ Aaan. of volved in other negotiations,” The Giant coachea had high America reveala that an Iniidldual Baseball Batting Champs ^ " AdrRna stewardess Gretchen Wink­ Power on doubleplay ball, tot 4-2 Lane 1 said. “ He wanted to know Hodges, Dodgers (24), hope for Dial but Richmond Uni­ LONELY BACK ler at the IMsert lnn here Oct, 7. victory. Howard, Dodgers (1)'. member ot a golf club pays- $312 a little more about our pidni here ' I Bowling Meeting versity's Joe Biacaha beat him. a year in dues. The figure varies Batting'kings in the Alumni and Intermediate Baseball Univei^lty Park. La. iNEAl— Best man will be Mickey Mantle, so he eoiild make a decision. CraifdaU, Braves (21), out for the available .end spot. Taking stock of the material be­ MUDLRN STORES TOR AUTO PARTS PARKADE LANES . Pinson, Reds (30). T R I P L E ^ from $163 in the South to $239 in .Leagues during the 1959 6ea8on were Danny Taylor, New York Yankees’ outfielder an.d Ban Antonio, Tax.—Joe MIcell, "In any case, no new man will Automotiva BowiliiK Leagu* will Kyle Rote> ability and experleqce the North Central area. A mem­ above left, and Joe Twaronlte, right. Taylor led the hind (Quarterback' Richie Lucas, forqier teammate of Martin. 150, New York, and Mel Barker, . X—Smith, Cardinals (IS). makes him the No. 1 Giant end. Manchester'^ First Ton Pin io w liiig Center . , come In this yeason. It’a poeslMa maat Thuntey night at 7 o’clock Flood, Cardjnala (7). S T O R E S h ber eate or entertains at hla club Alumni League and Twaronlte was king in the Inter­ Coach Rip Engle of Penn State W. aikidle Turnpike Near Btoad. Maacheeteiw.Tet. BU S-glM Ushere will be ball players Woody 148%, Austin, Tex., drew, 3. Bout that I will be able te make an' an­ kt tiM East Slda R«e’ to'plan for The Giants itre training here for 81 times a yssr and spends l3.$4 quipped: "Army haa ita lonely Held, Whitey Ford, Jimmy Piersall Marshall, Cuba (11). mediate l^eague. Trophies wer» distributed at the recent' Other Btdree In Hartford, Eae$ Hartford, 'nonpaaavttla halted because of accidental butt nouncement eoon.” tha sasuMMi. Adtion atarU Monday Altman, Oiba (II). ■ n MAOr $-6771 their NFL-opener In Los Angeles per parson each time he la iMrved end. Wa have Uis lonaiy' quArter- and Bob Lemon. that cut Mlcall’s cheekbone.' For the rest of this aeastmlfol night at tha T lanaa. X—Bases loaded. SatunUy night against tha Rama. food or -beverage, ^ annual banquet. (Herald t*hoto by , Pinto) ; bkek.'* / ' \ PACK TWENTTOT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COTW^ WEDNE8DAT, SEPTEMBER *8, 19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER *8. 1959 PAGE TWENTY-SEVIN ArtlehM for 8r1« 4S Auto Drivlnc School 7>A I'UEKE UUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY ami gUURTBN SltostloaB Waatsd—Mils 39 Hfliiasholtf tsoods 51 Rooms Wlthoot Baud 19 HouatK for SoM 72 H o o m f o r S o lo 72 Hsosso for Solo 71 f o r S U o 72 Lou tor Solo 72 MAM nriTH «B* ton 1668 fdatfonn RErmuNG FROM Ennafiiss-l EARL.T'8 DfUVmO School-Hitand- CUSTOMER ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. for Ront 54 n— MANCHESTER. Six room SOUTH WINDSOR. 79 Laurel St. 616,800-8 ROOM home, 8-4-1. 3-ear BOLTON—8*4 room Toungetown 8600 EACH. 100x200 lots. T mllss truck daalraa atoady part-tlm* For quick sals: 2 shewBMSS. 4 ard and automatic dual controlled Centrally located. BaMea ac­ Ranch, 2 batha. Attached garage. 8 room ranch, axtra largs kitch­ garags, ameslte drive, nicely kitchen. Ceramic balh. 2-car ra- out Manchester telephone ex­ CLASSIFIED cars. Class room instructions for work. MI 6-76U aftor 2 p.m greeting card display ntoks, as­ b e in g transferred COMPLBITBLT remodeled business cepted., Mrs. Dorsey, 14 *Arcb it. rage. View 818.100 or best offer. change. East Street. BetrreO. sortment of books. AUes’s Gift apac*. 1140 square feet flrat floor, Wall to wall carpeting. Disposal, en, buUt-ln oven, screen ^ porch, landscaped grounds, to excellent 16-17 year olds. For day and condlUofl. Muat be eeen. Call Paul CARPENTER, painter, papeshanr- Shop, 6448 Union Bt„ Rockvflle. ■ TO CALIFORNIA 1146 aquare feet second floOr. refrigerator, stove, included. half' acre lot. Excellent flnancii g I^awrence F. Fiano, B roker.' MI Lawrence F. Ftano. Xn 8-3766. evening appolnlmenta call Mr PLEASANT large heated room, 819,800. R. F. Dlmock Co., MI available. Marion E. Robertson, J. Correnti. MI 1-5368. 8-3766. Paul P. Ftano. MI 2-048*. E a rly/M l >.8870. #r, maaon, flrat claaa dealrea TRemont 6-8148. SAVE $395 tree parking, on bus line. 146 Cen­ SultatSe for aeleoted shop 'laa, re­ ADVERTISING work. 82 per hour. CH 8-4489.____ tail ouU■ J, (Correnti. MI 3-836.1 Inatmetloas for IS, IS, 17 year Refrigerator, Electrical Appll- parking. 54 High St. FOR RENT Or sale— Five room heat, large lot. Ready to mova free and' without any obltgatlcn. months old, 880. MI 9-3266. Target modri 78. biehidea east. lonlal. R. F. Dlmock Cto MI BOLTON-VERNON gr ■ ^ u t AOb” ■!« tekea aver th* plwaa u a eon* clda Telephone Mr. Mortloeh, snees, Stove. Buy the whole I'use- ranch, 2-car garage heat', hot Into. 616,500. J J. Grtllo h Co , Wa also buy prttperty tor caah. Call MI 9-1888 betwsan 24 p.m. MI o r any part of it, Terma aa low LARGE, pleasant room, heated. water use of deen freese. 1128 6-8248. 4M Farmington Ave., Hartford. ggalaBea. Ilia aJtej Uaei akoald read Me ad Uia riB S T DAT IT DIreetor o f Driver Bduoatlon. W AN TED -Good home for Irish 4 year old. 8 .room ranch, hot iiOtfi for Sale 73 Member MTittipte Ltsttog MI 0.7Sgg. M 83 per week. For appointment. Suitable for 1 or 2 people: MI monthly. PI 2-7184. AD 3-6331. AD 3-6971. AFPBABS aad REPORT ERRORS la ttme tor tke aext buer> Water Spaniel, AKC, 8 years old VI—BOLTON—6 room overalaed water heat, fireplace, ceramic tita STANLEY BRAY. Realtor Call Mr. Albert at 9-1829. . MANCHESTER-Bolton line, ^verj , Tko Herald to reapaatoMe for oal« ONE lac»rreet or eoilttad Wonderful...... with ^ildren. MI MANCHESTER*—Four rdom, 8 bed­ cape. % acre lot. EhcceHent con­ bath. Large lot with brook, patio. BRAEBtlRN REALTY Baihnnf Msteriak 47 Hartford CH 7488r 5 arrea of high wood » land Sell-1 iBMrtiea for Sap adrcrttoemeat aad thea oaly to Uw eatoat of a 8-0988. LIVING ROOM and bedroom, first room house, central heat. Immedi­ dition. 8't6,9()0. The R, F. Dlmock 818,800. „ SOUTH WINDSOR xn 8-6373 ••mato g o ^ laeerflea. Error* whlek do aot toeeea the oaloe of BtwineM ServIcM Offer«d 13 Co., Ml 94245. tog for the low price of *8.n o . ! WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST WIfiMAN MAHOGANY Mar table, floor front, on bus line. Reetau- ate occupancy. Phone MI 8-7698. Shown by appolntme . Calj Phil-: the adrertlaeaieot wfll aot b* oorreeted by *toiake ipiod'’ la*ertlen. DACHSHUND. AKC registered. 13 ranta nearby. Parking, MI 8-8003. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Cir(» 1690 TAMKIR TREE Removal — latid weeks old, black and tan male, leather tooled top, excollent 'con­ Vra—MANCHESTER - New 814 Spacloua 6 room eariy American brick Agency. XO 9-8184. Selling? Buying? Call Twlt- cleared, firewood cut. Insured. Western Framing from 8108 per M* dition. Cent 890, eella' for 840. MI Ington. Jr., Real Eatate Brokar. InocuIMed' and wormed.' Cham­ Knotty Pine Paneling (S’) 14c sq. ft. RETIRED COUPLE will share Suburtnui for Rent $5 room ranch, basement garage. Realtor colonial. Thii homa la structurally Call Ml 84748. Paul A. Blllaon. 8-8825. Choice location, Tmilt-in atove and MANCHE8TER—Half acre lota for xn 8-7781. Diol Ml 3-2711 plonahip background, 868, PI Shutters and Blinds from 88.80 ea. home with - one or two ladies. sound and oftara 4 bedrooms, 1% ANDOVER—Four room, furnished, oven, ceramic tile bath, ameslte baths, three flreplacas, dutch ovan sale, some wooded, some cleared. RAOIO-TV REPAIRS, any make- 24706. Corner Cabinets 881 ea. refrigerator ,- 20 lb. freezer, Board optional. MI 8*4330. MI 8-5440 MI 9-5938 All In residential A zones. 82,(X)0 SELLING YOUR HOME? FW lakefront, ’ year 'round cottage. drive Completely landscaped lot. and many of the old faaturea. care, amplifiers,' phonographs nd Ironing Boards 110.98 ea. perfect' condition, 886, Florence 817.600. R. F. Dlmock Co. XD each. 10% down and the balance prompt, efficient, courteoua aerr- Dutch Doors 128.60 ea. FURNISHED ROOM with complete September-Junc. MI 9-0815, SavaraJ ou t' buildings, including 4 LoBtaiM Pooiid 1 AntfiinobilM for Sale 4 changers. Over 47 years total ex WANTED—Home for medium size neater, 2 burner, cabinet. Heatz housekeeping . facilities. Women 9-8747. 9-8246. to monthly payments over a 36 ice and appralatng without obliga­ perlence. M day* guarantee on alt Plyscore 898 per M’ acre tobacco ahed and garages, 714 dog, prefer country. MI 9-8636. 4 or - 8 rooms. With oU barul, only. One block from Center. Call acres, o'ver 8 cultivated. Flilanrlng. months period. Phone Ml 3-4836, tion. call 8. A. BaechtaL Realtor, l o s t —G ray and whlto kitten, mlae- NEED A CAR and had your credit work. Potterton's. Ml 8-4687. Window* from 110.00 ea. X-MANCBE8TBR-6, zoom Cape Wesley Vancour,' Broker. Ml 3-6960 or Wesley R. Smith A** stoVe' pipe, 848. Also combination MI 8-8689. COVENTRY—Newly decorated 4 arranged. Ing 8 to 6 smeka. vicinity Bolton turned down? Shbrt on down pay­ Flush Door* from 86 ea. KitOhen gas atove, black and Cod, 8 or 4 bedraoms, good 'condi­ VERNON — $11,900 aoclate. XG 9-8983. Member Xlultl- CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. room unfurnished' apartrhent, St. xn 8-8963. ment? Had a repoaaeaaloB? twn’t FTVe b l a c k , part Angora kittens Insulation 186 per M* white,- 8 » . 20 Florence St. MI large yard. Call Harrison 2-8911. tion, excellent famfly home with MANCHESTER—Four B-zone lots. ple Listing, Service. give up’ Sea Oouglaa Motors, get Reasonable rates. Call PI 9-7888 82,300 aasumcs 881 monthly pay- ELVA TYLER. Rfutltor 88,000. Other lots available to looking for a home. MI 9-6343. 8-8848 between 7-9 p.m. Boarflen Wanted 59Jacob­ pairs. adjusts watches expertly. plus 4. bqrner . gaa and oven. 60 hot water, partly furnished. Gi sires minimum one year lease. MI Dlmock Co. Ml 9-5248. King^ executive director of the MUST 8EL1.-1M6 Ford, • cylinder, 48 state*. MI 84187. Manchester. ' aluminum combinations. Nswly REUPHOLSTERT, slip covert i d pany haa an *nlng In our Man- sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtle. Reasonable prices. Open Tuesday 'a)lon drum and automatic pump tieman preferred. MI 9-1683, AD 9-1787 evenings.. Nqtrttion Foundation, sees creat Annooncements black, very clean. MI S-4M9. Reel and rotary Also riding mow thru Saturday. Thursday evenings. ncluded. Ml 3-4083 after 8. 3-4793. X XI—MANCHESTER—New 7 room painted, l-car garage, ameslte draperies custom made. Free *• MANCHESTER package DeUvery. cheater office for a young woman TOOL MAKERS —> experienced f WANTED 4 or 5 room unfurnished drive, city water, newer and gaa. aocial valud to family meals. between ages of 21 and 88. For ers. Parts and Service. Capitol 129 Spruce Street. MI 9-4887. Colonial, IH baths, breezeway two 1984 PACKARD, 2-door ^edan, timatee. Open evenings for yo-ir Light trucking and package deliv­ only. To those qualified -we tdfer apartment or duplex, first or sec­ Bus line. Owner* Isavlng state. "To each member of th* family, WANTED FOR our i5th Annl- Interesting position In our ctalms Equipment Co., 88 Main St>, Man­ GLENWOOD combination gaa and FU^INISHED 3 room apartment, car attached garage. Bnlit-tns Im radio and heater, automatic, 8380. convenience. P A M Upholstery ery. Refrigerators, washers a.id good pay In pleaaant aurround- oti range. Ideal for. cottage. Elec­ ond floor. Single, middle-aged bus­ mealtime can be a tima of brlght- veraary Exhibit We wlh give Shops, 207 N. Main St. An 9-6824. department. Muat have pleasing chester. MI 8-7968. first floor coupla preferred. CaU mediate occupuicy, 823,900. R. F. MI 9-4388. I stove moilng specialty. Folding Ings. Apply In person, 10 a.m. to tric oil . pump. 3 oil drums. One iness woman living alone.- Excel- LAWRENCE F. FIANO neas,” he said. "It Involve* per­ an Anniversary Thumb Back Side j telephone personality and be Household Goods 51 MI 9-8884 between M p.m. Dlmock CO. MI 9-8248. chairs for rent. MI 0-0752, 4 p.m., Mondays through Fridays. 20“ ROTARY mower, self-propelled year old oil pot burner. Freeaer. leht references. Willing to do own sonal claanllnss*—th* waah-up be­ Chair to the oemer of the oldest | 1952 OLD8MOBILE, black, white-' TYPEWKITBRS - Repaired, rent­ capable of compoaing buaineaa let­ BROKERS xn 2-9T66 Dean Machine Products. Inc., 168 899.98 (reg. 8186.96, discontinued Several living room chairs, 86 and Va 6-7886.. TWO FRONT rooms, heated apart- decorating. Call CH 9-8601, exten­ —FOR hirther tnformatton or fore dinner. It provides release Watkins Brothers bill. Must be | wall tires, completely rebuilt trom ed, sold and serviced 479 E. ters. Typing la required but speed XXn Adams St. model). Marlow’s, 887 Main St, 818 each. mehtg, bedroom set,-' kitchan set, sion 3U during day or MI 9-0955, appointment to aee these homes Paul P. Fiano xn 1-O4o6 from hungar, thereby easing tan- clearly dated, and priot to 1BP5.' front to rear bumper. You name Middle Turnpike. Ml 94477. Painting—Paparlng 21 is not essential. Whtklns Brothers, Inc., 93« Main Four aofaa, 810 and 860 sach. BENGAL ,80” gaa atove with never gas stove and refi^erator. Apply 6-7:80. call Barbara Woods, MI 9-77''j, aions. A s w* eat a normal nieal the part. tt"s new. Call PI 24901. DUMP THUCK driver-laborer, fcx- TOP SOIL—Possibly the cleanest used gaa laaaurance.’’ Thornes Oolla Co., 281 Broad St., area this year. Place your order. . drawers, 86. Base kitchen cabinet, Apartment BalMlnsB lonial, 2 fireplaces, hot watar oil WANTED to borrow for our 8 Ji Monterey model, wUte aidewall guarantsed. Call Ml 9-1818 ity eaaentlal. Applicants must- be Manchester. Two double mahogany beds, 8|8 Richard F. Dlmock, MI.9-06003. King, ralaed on a farm, noted books. Guaranteed workmanahl Leonard L. Glgllo A Sons, Bolton. 24” . 85. Mirror for bureau. $2. MODERN LIVING heat, tUs 'bath, porch, combination Anniversary Exhibit, oM pictures, tires. Padded dash, radio, heater high school graduates, excellent and 820. for Sale 69 that animals usually faad together. LAWN MOWERS aharpentd and re­ Reaaonable ratea. Fully insured. CaU MI 8-7088. 9x12 roval blue rug, $20. MI 94772 EIGHT ROOM Dutch CJolonial, ♦ .at windows and doom, awninga, 3-car poet cards, handbills, programs, and other extras. Driven less than benefits and pleasant working con­ WANTED—Married man for part- Dining room table and flv* ehalre, "Group f a a d 1 n g aeema to In­ paired. Free pick-up and delivery. Fast and courteous service I o 880. MI 9-4968. Attractive 3^ room apartment in THREE, APARTMENTS, to excel­ time on market. With or '.vithout garage with loft, amealte drive. etc. of Manchester prior to 1920. 8.000 miles. Price 82,800. Original J. Pelletier. MI 9-6326. dition. time work. Duties include ware­ HEAVY FERTHAC loam for fall residential area in Rockville. We due* more normal rsiaxatlon. Items must be of general Interest. All work guaranteed. Gasoline en- One round mahogany table, 816. lent location. Gross income 83.300 complete furnishings. One-car ga­ Targe lot nicely ahrubbed. Shown cost 88.863. Call MI 4-0268. house, clerical and typing. Good Seeding. Also sand, stone, gra.el NTNE-PlEXiE dining room set. furnish heat, kitchen appliai.ces, Certainly the beat time to influ- Watkins Brothers Inc., 988 Main ^ ea overhauled and repaired. PAINTING AND paperhanginp LIBERTY MUTUAL wages. Box N, Herald. WATKiNS yearly. J. D. Realty, Ml 9-8640. rage, excellent location. For fur­ by appointment only. Charles Saws set, retoothed and sharp­ and fill. Walter P. Miller, Ml Roper ,gas range, servel gas re­ parking space, rubbish collection ther information aboi t this exc*n- liMperance, MI 9-7630. oice people la when they are S t 1988 TWO-TONED Packard Olpper. Good clean workmanmip at rei- 8-8608. USED FURNITURE grouped around a dinner table. It ened. Bruno Moeke, Mi 8-0771. • INSURANCE CO. GROUNDS maintenance man. Ap­ frigerator. MI 3-7888. and coin operated washer and dry­ tlonal home call The -Phllbrick In good condition. Best offer. Call aonable .rates. 80 years In Man­ er. Houses for Sale 72 MANCHESTER — Real bargains. la the ideal tima alao for parents MI 9-8604 after 6. MI 3-1161 ply Ellington Ridge Country Club, EXCHANGE Agency. MI 9-8464. PRESERVE YOUR driveway with chester., Raymond PMake. Ml THREE PIECE living room set. npUBI.J3 BED with box spring and Builder wishes to cloae-out all of to instill not only good eating 9-0237. Sniington, Conn. Automatic gas heater, heats 4 18 OAK STREET 89.200—CUTE 2 bedroom ranch, 1968 FORD. 2-door. $278. 1983 Chev-1 ameslte seal cost. Free estimates. Simmons deepslee'p mattress. Din­ RISLRY REALTY CO. OVER81J5BD 6 room Cape; full - his 1969 Model Home* .. he has habits but also the habit of get- rooms. MI S-BSSR. Open Thursday evenings until 6 aluminum storms, ameslte drive, VACOUM CLEANERS repaired In rtdet.'2-door, 8310. 1953 Chevrolet.! Very reasonable. Call Ml 3-4831. EXTERIOR and Interior painting. WANTED ing room table and buffet. 2-piere shed dormer. 114 baths, fireplace, Capes, Colonials, Spllt-lsvela, and tlitf along with other peepls."^ PART-TIME Closed Mondays llring room sel, custom slip cov­ large *ree's. Carlton W Hutchins, my own home shop. Forty years 2-door, powergllde, 8310. 1982 E, .1. .Snow, any time. Ceilings refinlshed. Papernanglng. BENGAL 4 and 4 gaa and oil <;om- MI 9-4824 TR 6-1166 op6n staircase, large porch, hot Ranch type homea.' He aaya aell, - ‘Hie aesthetic surroundings of factory experience. AH makes, low Check-out caahlera for Thuraday, Welder ered, 17” Croaley television. Fire­ MI 9-6182. water oil heat, near school. Own­ Cadillac convertible. Weetcott’e Wallpaper books. Ekitlmatea given. blnation, 880. Very good, condition. trade, and listen to all oftera .. the family meal have definite Im­ ratea, tree estimates, tree pickup METRO APPLIANCE Service — Friday, Saturday. Alao Thursday Mall Oerk THREE-PIECE mahogany- dining place fixtures. Reasonable. Call Auto Sales, 1 Mitchell Drive, off' Fully covered by insurance. Cali Kitchen cabinet, 4 combination 614 ROOM Cape Cod. abed dormer, er transferred. Will consider rea­ All theae homes are aituated on portance, he believes. When the Mr. MlUer, JA Repairs all makes nf refrigera­ and Friday. Apply In person. Saleaperson. Men's Clothmg room set with 6 chairs. In ^ood after 4 p.m. MI 3-60St. BRAND NEW 3 bedroom apart­ sonable offer for quick sale. Call aad delivery. Parker St. i Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1008. storm and screen. MI 9-1140 after tile bath, fireplace, open stair­ half acre lot*. Hare’s a chance to plates are attractive, when there 24804. tors, freezers, washing machines, Demonstrator condition. Priced reasonably. Ml ment available November. R*3- mornings or after 8 p.m. Xfl get a real solid buy. All types of 8. 3-1016. frlgerator, electric stove, vasher case Hot water oil Meat, recrea­ are fiowers or some ornament on HUDSON, 1949, 2-door sedan, good dryers, range oil, gas burners, THOMAS HARRISON - Painting PINEHURST GROCERY Pin Boy 9-0549. mortgagea can be arranged. All WANTED—Ride from vicinity ’"ist MI 9-0863. All work guaranteed. MAPLE CRIB and high chair, 820. and dryer. References, 8135. One tion room, porch. Ihade trees, the table, when the room Is orderly condition, good tires, 880. Call Ml and decorating. Q uipped and Counterman TWO-PIEflE living room set, ex­ good condition. Charles t>esper- homes are ready for Immediate and restful, the total enjoyment Middle Tpke. and Parker St. to 8-6679 Short Order Cook Call MI 8-5037. year lease, J. D. Realtv, MI VA APPROVED. No down pay­ fully -Insured for large and amaj) ; SMALL Kalamazoo kitchen heater, cellent condition, reaaonable Call 9-3640. ance Ml 9-7630. occupancy. For hirther informa­ o f the maal la Increaaqg. vicinity Chenev Tech, for 8 a.m. jobs Workmanship guaranteed PART-TIME Fruit Picker ; coal or wood. MI 84263. ment to a qualifying veteran. Spe­ tion phone MI 3-4836, Wesley Van- MI 8-4289. HonsehoM Serrtec* MI 9-0188, TWIN HOU.YWOOD bed*, excel­ cially designed 1954 S-bedroom This diatlnguiahad biochemist with reasonable prices. Ml 3-4884. -c Nurse Greenhouse Worker — ---- BOWERS SCHOOL—Cuatom 3 bed­ cour. Broker, and professor of chemlatry at Co­ 1980 FORD. MI 9-8869: Offereil 13-A GARAGE DOORS—4x8. Call JA lent condition, 878. Call MI 8-1622 contemporary ranch with baae- BEAUTIFUL wool remnants for— Clerk-Typist Gardener A GOOD selection of sterilised re- TWO-ROOM, furnished apartment. room ranch, fireplace,, cellar, lumbia Uhivaraity believes grace PAINTING and paMrhanglr.g. 7-1768 or 300 West Preston St., after 8 ‘.SO p.m. ment garage. Picture window* to children’s skirts, 81.28 to 82.98; WEAVING of bums, moth holes Caahier Meat Wrapper finished used furniture for ovary 106 Brich Street. beautiful condition, lovely lot with LIVE IN YOUR before maaJs can add to group Clean workmanship. Free esti­ Sheet Metal Worker Hartford. 4-7 p.m! living room and recreation room children's coaU. 88.98 to 87.80; 1984 RAMBLER 6, hardtop, ready and tom clothing, hosiery nms, Sailesperson. Women's Wear room. All kind* of appUaneaa, trees, assume 414% mortgage. OWN HOME solidarity. "When a blessing Is mates. No job too amail. John , Bus Driver SIX ROOM tenement for^'rent. All overlook historic countryside. "la d le s ’ alclrts, 82.98 to 84.78: wool­ for the road. Full price, 8 ^ . handbags repaired, zipper ' re­ Demonstrate aparkllng clean, no chlpa. New Antiques 5I-A Small cash. Only 818,800. Carlton aakad with quiet sincerity, I have Verfaille. II 3 2521 Day Worker DRY OAK wood, cut fireplace and 60’’ harveat tables, chrome break­ Improvements. Apply 95 Foster W. Hutchina, MI 9-8182. Large, tree shaded lot,. 125x250. en strips for lUg making^. Colonial Drive It away.. Brunner’s, acroos placement, umbrellas repaired, Apply stove length. .810 per load de­ "Picture Book” kitchen has dish­ SEE THESE JARVIS found that it induces a note of Housekeeper fast sets, chests,. m »le plneappl* TH E OLD CARPENTER Shop, 8t. Call Ml 8-7840. Heirloom or modern silver and family portraits are elements to Remnant Shoppe. 118 Center St. from Vittner's Garden’s, Talcott- men’s shirt collars reversed and livered. PI 2-7RR6. washer, built-in oven and ra LISTINGS TODAY! thankaglvlng—a cheerful note— Maid top poster beds, 40% off on new Antiques—repairing and refinish­ 254 OAK ST.—6 room bungalow, danote dignity and graciousness and add much to family dining. rille. replaced. Marlow’* Little Mend­ Mluical— Oramatie 29 CONNECTICUT STATE ROCKVILLE—8*4 room furnished Total price $15,900. For details and more or laaa, adapts the group WANTED—Ride to Hartford, vi­ ing Shop. Nurses’ Aide mattresses. Com* In and com­ ing, 6 leg cherry table with long fremt and- rear porch, walkout A Steal — Yes you can ataal apartment with heat. MI 9-4824, basement, 2-car garage, plus 3 which appiv to you 'ca'" Manch s- to the importance of the family cinity railroad atatloh or New 1988 PONTIAC, 4 dobr sUUon PIANO instructiona—Graduate of Waitress EMPLOYMENT SERVICE POT BURNER, gaa and oil range. pare qualitv and price. Open t leaves, Pennsylvania sink cup­ these homes. Builder says all rea­ handicap, such as a ^geetiye de­ d the. malnlenanhe, of nutrltldn- Haven to arrive by 8 a.m. In Hart­ DICK’S TTBATHERSTRIP Com­ Practical Nurse to 9, Saturdays till 8. LOBtano TR 8-1166. finished rboms in rear of garage, ter xn 9-127R or Willimantlr HA meal,” he explained. ' wagon with hydramatic, radio, New England Conservatory of 806 MAIN ST. Ml 9-1769. board. grandfather's clock, dough sonable offers will be considered. Everjrtime you break down the ficiency. or need for a restricted or y balanced mqafs i* our .*up|^ ford or 8. a.m. New Haven. Ml pany doors and windows, oustom Counterglri Furniture Hoapttal, 186 South St., large lot, excellent ’location. Phil- 3-8615. Russell P.'Broderick, Brok­ a heater. Only 35,000 miles. It's the Music. Mrs. Elizabeth Roy, 26 MANCHESTER box,- satin glass. Willszd banjo 150 COOPER Hill Street—4 room er. ■ Two brand new ranches, .5 bed­ feeling of payohologieaJ aecurity special diet, or a bad heart, qdlust of good quality milk.. "That la.'a 6-4736 ^ e r 5:30 p.m. i work gnaranteed.' Call colieri WU- Cashier SPECIAL—:-10% discount on half- Rockville. brick Agency,-MI 9-8464, ideal wagon you have been look­ Cornell St. Near McKee Street. clock, lamps, china and -cut glass. duplex apartment, near schools', rooms. Full basements. Close to and happtoeia a home can give, to daily life despite physical limi­ blessing American motherg (Mid limantls HA' 8-1196 Counter Clerk inch—Inch—regUIaf and crushed, Crow Hill Rd.. off Route 82 near ing for and it’s 8500 less than you MI 3-0935. BEAUTIFUL 40” Roper gaa stove, buses, children. 8TO. Glastonbury EAST CENTER St. area—6 room 68 ELSIE DRIVE—6 room snllt Parkade and schools. something vital Is lost, this scien­ tation.” King explained. ' fathers should never cea^ to In VACUUM CLEANERS, Electrolux! think you would pay after looking Sewing Machine Operator stabilized atone. Screening, loam. I Massachusetts 'State line. Stafford (R1 world’s only fully automatic FLAT FINISH Holland window Help Wanted— like new. Can be seen at 22 Trum­ ME 3-9057. ' . (Colonial, hot .w(ater-heat, good level, .3 ifull ba/hs, firepjace. ga- tific father of three and grand­ "One of the moat exciting areas grateful for. I know of no other, it over. Brunner’s on the Man- Bus Driver gravel, fill. Driveway sealer, 81.30' Springs. ' ‘ Location counts and this 8 bed­ ■ IF) cleaner. Work saving fea­ shade*, made to measure. All Male or Female 37 bull St. condition Iqaide, ,4 . garagea, , rage, near Buckley School. Owm- father of' six children, states. "In in modern science Is the Identify­ country where the over-all atand- chester-Vemon town line. Call xn Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 Apply gallon. (?oid mix asphalt, 81.70 AVAILABLE OCT. 1 — 4 room 818.200. Carlton W. Hut'chtna, Ml er, MI 3-7101. room ranch In Jarvis Acres ha* tures. Fully guaranteed, factory-1 methi^ Venetian blinds at a ntw everything, l*i baths. Full base­ home* where there is a fine‘sense ing of genetic handicaps in. in­ ard and supply Is so high," he 3-5191. CONNECTICUT STATE bag. Hot mix asphalt delivered. apartment, furnished, heat,, light 9-6182. concluded. rebuilt cleaner. Call MI 3-6306. | low price. Keys made while you NEED FUNDS? It's easier to carry GIFTS AND TOYS Nussdorf Asphalt Co., MI 3-2427. MnsicRl Instruments M SEVEN ROOM Colonial, 1 >4 baths, ment. Carport. Good Lot. of human values, homes that give fants. A well-trained pediatrician WASHING machine, Easy Splndry, and gas No pets. $23 weekly. Call Other student* of better family 1958 EDSEL—4 door sedan, auto­ wait Marlow's. one debt than many. Pay $22.25 EMPLOYMENT SERVICE MI 3-1781, 7-8 a m .,o r MI 9-4668. attached garage, screened porch, a lift to their members, you will can, with co-operation of parents, HtLLYER COLLEGE student de­ good condition, 640. MI 9-9486, AA ZONE. Custom 6I4 room ranch, living Ilkewlae recommend greater matic push-buttons, heater, radio. per month for each 81,000, Dial 806 M.\IN ST WE NEED ONE BENDDC automatic washer. HAVE TOUR piano tuned electron­ 9 a.m.-l p.m. fireplace, excellent location. Real Value—for the discrimtoAt- find that the mother la careful of help the genetically haildicapped sires ride to Hartford, 7'.4.8 a.m. TV SERVICE - Potterton’s all ically, the mly correct way. Band built-ins, recreation ' room, awn- attention to the en'vironment of It’s a doll. Priced to sell. Brun­ CH 6-8897 and ask Frank Burke or MANCHESTER DEMONSTRATORS Maternity apparel, size 10-12. ONE SINGER carved early Vic­ Priced for quick aale. J. D Real­ Ing home buyer. English Colopial the environment of her family child develop and achieve maxi­ Monday. Wednesday, vSiday. Call makes. Highest quality guaranteed and orchestra trtstrumehta for ing5 porch, plastered garage. family 'meals. If the budget per­ ner’s, Talcottvtlle. Jimmy Carter to explain how easy Priced reasonably. Phone MI torian love seat, good condition. THREE ROOM heated aparti.ient ty, xn 9-3640. Home on East Center St, with 4 meals,” he aald. " mum physical development," he MI 6-2069. work and parts, over 47 years’ ex­ rent. Rental applied to purchase Reaamiably priced. Carlton W. It Is. ConnecUriit Mortgage Ex­ Men and women right now to 3-8640. Call MI 9-1087. •'Gables,” 118 Main St., 885, Three Hutchins, MI 9-5133. bedrooms, ,10 foot living room. "Physiologically, the good fam­ said. mits. they suggest Investment to 1988 RAMBLER 4-door station perience. Famous for, service since change, 15 Lewis Street, Hartford. price If you buy later,. Ward room apartment, 454 Main St., IN TOWN—Fine 2-family, to cen­ good china an(l sterling stiver to WANTED—Ride from Broad St. to 1981. Phone Ml 9-4887 for bes» Help Wanted— Male 36 show our linea and take orders 8 ily meal is vastly important. “Generally speaking, the home wagon with radio, heater, 8 cylin­ evenings a week. No experience STORM WINDOWS and hill length Krause, M l 8-5336. $55. MI 9-6229, 9-5. 190 SUMXnr ST.—Flye room Cape, tral location. Garage, large lot. Formal dining room, ultra mod­ In terms o f the father and with regular, well-planned meals add an extra sense of importance First Food Store on Center St., service. ern kitchen an(] 2-car garage. A ders, standard shift. Driven only TRUCK DRIVER wanted. Lumber needed. Car necessary. copper screens. Call after 6 p.m. Breezeway, one-car garage. Mod­ Madeline Smith, Realtor. XII to a relaxed envlroment offers the and dignity to the gathering. 6 a.m. MI 9-8678. MI 8-8291. REED OR^AN^with blower attach- delight to own and you can afford mother, it is their opportunity to 18,000 miles. It’s a black beauty Business Opportunities 32 and fuel deliveries. Please -n- FOUR ROOM apartme.nt with heat, ern kitchen, convenient location 9-1642. Either heirloom or modern aterling VACUUM CLEANER servire:x. All ment. Anv reasonable offer con­ to live here. . , carry on their responsibility to handicapped child the best hope of at the right price. Bank terms. tact Thomas McKinney, yard su­ WE OFFER hot water and gas for cooking, to schools and shopping. Phllbrick normal development.’’ he added. la practical because It never weare makes. Hoover factory trained ATLANTIC SERVICF Station, sidered. Call NA 8-34*1 Or BU ADORABLE 4 room home, handy maintain the strength and vitality Aotomobnes for Swle 4 Brunner’s, Talcottvtlle. mechanic. MI 9-3681 after 4. perintendent, between 2:30-5 p.m 16 MINUTES electric refrigerator and gas Agency, Ml 9-6464. He said one of the greatest fac­ out and Is kept glowing and In available In Manchester. Located - 840 guaranteed for 8 evenings’ THREE RADIATORS Hnd one old- 9-0050. atove. 892 monthly. Call Ml 9-4071 location, furnished or unfur­ JARVIS REALTY CO. of their cliildren. t alao enables only. The W, G. Gl^nney Co., 336 fashioned round stove. MI 8-8824. them to-help s child with a genetic tors In the well-being of children best condition with oonatant uaa. OLDER CARS, mechanics sps-. on East Center Street In a good work and a line of 8on home neces- TO MANCHESTER from 8-7 p.m. only. FIVE ROOM ranchea -7 .6 and 7 nished. Call owner for detail infor­ xn 3-4112 xn 9-1200 N, Main Manchester. WAIT FOR OiIr grand opening dais, flxlt yourself cars, always I PICK-UP TRUCK, Ford V-8. half- Bailfitnii—Cnntracting 14 shopping and residential area. sitlea to add to our tremendous c ■ room Colonials. For: further . der mation. MI 9-9206. Evenlngf , Thik could be the 'opportunity you and save. Eaakern Connecticut's NETlTvfeBNON shopping center— ______j ‘__ :______a good aelactlon. Look behind oui; too- MI 3-8093. gifts and foy line. 62,000 down. Immedlato . tails call Charles 1-esperance, MI MI 4-0270 xn 3-6766 XD 3-7647 Douglas Motors. 833 Main. ALL TYPBIS of earuantry work have been looking /or. Come' In or oldest and lai^est music store 5 room apAriment, heat and hot 9-7820. BOLTON—8tS.800. 8 room r ich, rail and -let iia explain the ad­ WANTED occupancy. 10 ROOM' CO­ opens Manchester branch. Wed., water. Call Ml 4-0931. attached garage, ameslte drive, FIRST TIME on market—Coburn done, alterations, dorme'r*. roof­ Call PI 2-6653 for interview LONIAL high en hin, You Can Learn a Lot Tranera 3-A ing, porches, etc. Gall Ml 9-8981. vantages (if sn Atlantic franchise. Oct. 7th. Band and orcheatra In­ MANCHESTBiR, Bowers School wooded lot, extras. Owner, MI Rd. 7 room English Colonial. Rec­ Call BU, 9-l'56l. Evenings call AT ONCE POTOATO PICKERS-No exper­ beantiflil view. ExeeSent. struments, planOa, organs, sheet FOUR ROOM apartment, second area, cuatom built 7 room Cape, 9-8875. reation room, oil heat, sunporch, NOTICE ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ Thompson, RI 9-6482. ience required. Will train. ,^ p ly condition. I-arge spnclonn music methods, tepalring. Instruc­ floor. Available O ct:. 1st. Inquire two unfiniaheo up. Excellent con­ 1*4 baths, large bedrooms, 2-car CAMP TRAILER, Brand new. Ml net work done. Honest and relia­ immediately. Connecticut ^ate living room. Close to tion. Ward Mualc Stores, 99 Sum 44 Woodbridge St. dition, Large kitchen, fireplace. X^NCHESTER - 6 room older garage, large lot, trees, nicely From a Summer Job 3-8742. ble workmanship. Call Roscoe Experienced oil burner school and shopping cen­ mer St. Hour* Tuea. through Frl Home, one-car garage, needs some PUBLIC HEARING Help Wanted— Female 35 employment Service, 806 Main St., Open stairway. Vestibule. Oil . t shrubbed. C2iarlea Lesperance, XII Q—-How many aong* are Thompson, MI 8-1896 for - esti­ service man. Excellent prop­ Manchester. ter. 8 henotlfnl flrepinces. day, 1 till 9 p.m. Sat., 9 till 5. water heat, tile bath. Copper work. Asking 811,000. Must sell. 9-7620, trlbuted to Stephen Foster? mates All mnple floozs, good Plenty of free parking. R(XjKVILIjE—4 rooms, bath, heat, Make offer. Tongren.. Brqker. MI By VIVIAN BROWN to everyone? A eummer employe EXPERIENCED aalesper^ for plumbing, full cellar, .plastered A — He wrote over 300 songi. PROPOSED Aoto Drlvliiic School 7>A osition for'a qualified man. heating system, I > ) baths, hot water, second floor. TR 5-8942. 3-6321. LARGE HOMES --One with 8 AP New*featuree shouldn’t try to jeopardize the Job women’s wearing apparel. Apply SitUTtiona Wanted— Male .39 p’slls. Large wooded lot. $1,500 BIDWELL HOME Improvemen 8 glassed porches 8-ear down. Mortgage available. Call rooms, one with 6*4 rooms. Both of anyone who makea his living ADDmONAL PREPARE FOR driver'a teat; Co. Alterations, additions ga­ . Tweed's 773 Main Street. Write, statintf experience an'd' WeailnK Apparel— Purs 57 FOUR ROOM tenement, first floor, SIX ROOM Cape, Bower* School A summer Job 1* an education, Q—How long did the World WANTED TO DO - Landscaping, garage, 1 and 1/S ncren. owner after 6 p.nj. M l 3-8256. priced right. Both In good shape. i *ay* Jimmy Morgan. 17, hand- at it all the year ’round.” War II siege of Stalingrad last? APPROPRIATIONS Ages 16 to 60. Driving and claas rages. Roofing and siding experts. Blssell St., $70. MI 9-8229 till 8 area, fireplace, ceramic hath, Madeline Smith, Realtor Xn room. Three Instructors. No avail­ WANTED—Middle-aged woman to qualifications to, - - atone walls, flagstone terraces, Benntlfnl trees. p.m. aome, aix-footer of Scarborough, Everybody’s Boss. . ."The mail A— The siege lasted 166 daya. Aluminum clapboards a specialty. steps. Call Ml 8-0796. NEW 4 'ROOM fanch—In Coventry. air conditioner upstqjrs, excellent 9-1642. . , Board of IHreetors ing. Manchester Driadng Acade­ Unexcelled workmanship. Easy live in and' take care of home for GIRL’S TWBEb coat, like new, neighborhood, beat offer. 8. A. N. Y. After a two months stint to room has more boaaes than ONE-HALF duplex, 7 rooms, ga­ Forced hot' water heat, modern my. PI 2-7249, budget terms. Ml 9-6498 or TR elderly man. No children. Call MI X ROXS, HERALD size 10. MI 9-3644. Beechler. Realtor, Xfl 3-6969 or MANCHESTER-^ rOom Cape, 4 the mail room of an ” ad" agency, the entire Ellington Co. Every­ Q—W hat nation signed the flrat rage, rent reduction for caretak­ kitchen and bath, one-car garage. Town of Naaehebtor, Oonnectlcnt 8-9100. . 9-2384 after 5. W. R. Smith, xn 9-8952. down, 3 unfinished up. full cellar, a Job pe took two days after he body in the mail room wants to treaty of friendship with the 8-ROOM CAPE and ga­ er a*rvice. MI 9-7763. Price $11,600. Phllbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. hot water heat, nice corner lot graduated from Hotchkiss School tell the boss how to dq it." Unltied States? MERRY CHRISTMA8-It will be rage. 25 acres, 8O9 ft. BOT’8 MISCELLANBOtJS winter Notice Is hereby given that the a s s i s t a n t manager—Fins oppor- MANCHESTER ‘ within walking distance of bua. to Lakevtlle, Conn., Jimmy feels A—The first’ treaty wjth a nmi- Board of Directors, Towm of Man­ INVITATION Roonm— iSthnc 16 a very Merry Christmas for Avon LOAM ^ front on highway, well clothing, sizes 13,14. MI 8-6606. MANCHESTER that the money ha eerneri wasn't pUcretion.. ."I was careful, to representatives. It could' be for tunlty exists for a- young man to 80 DEVON DRIVEi-Cozy 4 room Has 1*4% mortgage that can be maintain secrecy on a lot of billigerent • nation made by the chester, Connecticut, will hold a CULTIVATED. CLEAN landscaped. NIee brook. GREEN MANOR: Reduced for quick sale. Munro important: It was the experience you too! Earn those extra dollars enter consumeh.finance deal. Ex- GIRL'S SIZE 8, spring coats for Cape, screens and storms, deep assumed. 'J. M. O'Brien^ Xn things going on In the business. U.8. after the Revolution, was Public Hearing In the Municipal RA Y’S ROOFING CO., ahingle and TOBACCO FIELD l,OAM New hot water beating St. Immaculate 7 room English Co­ that really counts. TO BID the Avon way. Our gifts 'i r the panding comptay^^requirea the twins.. Girl's spring coat, winter GARDENS " treed lot. May assume G J. mort­ 9-8818. signed In 1783 with Sweden. It was '^Building Hearing Room. 41 Center built-up roofSj gutter and conduc­ services of a man mlllng to work system. All new copper gage.^ $11,000. Ml 9-9216. lonial. Reersation room. 1% bat*- . ” I met all sorts of people on this XIailroom boys know everything tor workt roof, chimne.v repairs. ehtlre family are more beautiful TEL. Ml 9.0A50 coat, legging aet,- size 4. Excel­ On West Middle. Turnpike a treaty of Fnendahip and Com­ Street, Manchester, Connecticut, hard and anxious to get ahead. plumbing. Excellent con­ AA S'* .. "I;dav occupancy. Own­ SOUTH WINDSOR—Graham Rd.— job, from race track touts and that is going on in an agency, Sealed Bids will be received et Ray Hagenow. Ml 9-2214; Ray than evjer. Call JA 64273. AFTER 5 P.M, lent condition. Carriage. MI Just Off the Wilbur Cross see all memos, correspondence.’.’ merce. Tuesday. September 29, 1959. at This Is a career opportunity with dition.—618,600. ' P ark w ^ ST. JAMES PARISH — Eight er leaving for Florida, South-Wind Acres Section. Brand boozers to bank officers," he says. the Office of the General, Mana­ -lackson. Ml 3-8328. 9-8781. Best Foot-Forward . . . "I wo* 8:00 P.M, on proposed additional ger. Town of Manchester. Con­ PART-TIME w(Jrk. full-time pay. map.v splendid company spon­ Near Manchester miopplng Park-, room home. Five ' bedrooms, new custom built quality five and ”It was an adventure from start to modern kitchen, sunporch, n w Reduced—Concord Rd. BeauUfui chosen to get the president'e Q—Why was one of the waltzes appmpriatlons as followz. necticut. unUI Sept. 28. 1959, at COUGHLIN RtioFmO Com^iT No experience necessary. Salary sored benefits. For• personal i In MATERNITY CLOTHES, size 18. ade and schools. a half room colonial ranch-with finish.’ ’ boiler, one-car garage. Small 7 room ranch, acre nicely 'md- lunch, and oiher boys were choeen to Chopin's Opus - 64 called the 11:00 A.M. for the following: plus commission. No door to 'oor tervlew contact Mr, G. Gent, MI (hib Scout uniform, size 10. Boy'i 3>a - 4'3 room apartments'i re attached garage, aituated on a The cast of characters in the I a. To the Sew er. Department Inc Aluminum stding. aaphalt- RAY LUCAS down payment. raA appraised. acaped lot. Recre.itlon 1 for important jobs on the basis "Dog” Waltz? aabeato* roofing.. AI*o aluminum, selling. No demonstrating. Sell by 8-4168, • SEPTIC TANKS U ke new 8 • R O O M shoes, size 6%, 7. MI 9-1043. now renting fop Immediate occu­ fully landscaped half acre lot to mail room included; Budget, Extenalpns and Im­ $15,800. Phllbrick Agency, MI powder room.- bar 2 baths, SO-ds'' of how well they could perform A—According to legend, the Installation of approx. 4000 ft. gejvaniced or copper guttera and appointments. No Investment.- Alt CLEANED and INSTALLED RANGH. garage, 1 acre, pancy. an established friendly well-kept THE BOSS ___ "A very consid­ provements, for the construc­ OIL BURNER well landscape. Large 9-8464. occupancy. Sacrifice. neighborhood; Features a picture erate, efficient fellow, terrific un­ or how well they dressed If the waltz acquired this, sobriquet be­ tion of a sewage pumping of 8” water main on Highland leader*. Ml S-77OT. samples and complete training Furnished Model Apartments , living room, fireplace, 6 Wanted—To Buy 58 book kitchen, a real large living der pressure, who know* how to asaignment involved making a cause, it vtas Inspired by the sight station south of Middle Turn­ Street, five fire hydrants, and ex­ furnished. Call MI 8-2942, —TR • SEWERS Open Dally , and Sunday COVENTRY—Two year ’round cot­ ummit St. Two ! anartments. ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car­ 8-6394. large bedrooms, largo room and a delu.se ceramic tiled handle his men excellently.. He * is good appearance." , nf George Sand’s dog chasing its pike West and east of the cavation for house laterals.: MA4T1INE CLEANED U a.m. to 8 p.m. tages, $8,t>00. Good Investment Nice location. One apartment fur­ pentry. Altenltlona and additlona. SERVICE WANTED TO BUY Phone: Ml 3-2618 bathroom. GM Conditlonaire considerate, and I've decided that Dlsadvantagea , . . "There is own . tall. Hockanum River and a kitchen with dhilng area. property. Cair Marion E. Robert­ nished. Nice'incom e with small 'n- CeUinga. Workmanship guaran­ STORE Good used resalable furniture, GREEN MANOR heating system, copper plumbing should be the first qualification of | IWyie. opportunity for advancement twelve fl2 ) inch force main Bid forms and Specifications are • INSTALLATION II Years* Eszperlence —618.200. son, Broker. XII 8-5983. veatment. available at the Controllei’s Office, teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn also ' sm all' upright and spinet CONSTRUCTION CO throughout, 100 amp. full house- the perfect boas.” Jimmy says. from a mail roqrn. and most em­ Q — How (lo the native Hawtd- . from aald pumping station .St. MI 8-4860. .luplex 6-6, 2-car garage. am«- power electrical system, fully THE PORTER . "He looks like lans'use the word Aloha? acrosa Town-owned land to 66 Center St., Manchester, Conn., FOR RENT SPECIALIST HOME TOWN OIL CO. planoa. ' Manchester Shopping Parkade COVENTRY LAKE—Adorable year ployes are Just happy'to get their telephone MI 9-5281, Ext. 27. 16 MAPLE ST Manchester, Connecticut 'rhund home, 414 room*. 2 bed­ sUe drive, nice location. One apr t- Insulated, steel hatchway, and a a tough guy but is the kindliest pay._The wortt la exhausting and A — It la used both as a greet­ the Town sewage treatment P. V. T0N8REN ment Immediate occupancy. basement tlfat has been planned man in-the world. He showed me plant, to be financed by bor­ Riiofing aim! Chimneys 16-A — APPLY — , Ml 9-1534 AU- STONE HOUSE, 6- Watkins Used Furniture rooms. fireplace, extra lot, $8,980. you "are always running around, ing and a farewell-' Richard Martin. REAL ESTATE BROKER towR and CouRtry ROOMS. 6 acres with fire­ NEW 8 ROOM (hiplex. 8 bedrooms, PI 2-8124. to be finished off In the future. all the' ropes, helped me the mn*t. to and out of air-condiftoned buUd- rowing In anticipation of as­ Moneli«ft«r • h id O i l ...... 13e g d . ,, Exchange garage. Adult fam ily or indivi­ By appointment only. Call Generiil ‘MSnager. ROOFINGr—Specializing repairing “ Anything In Real Eatote!" place, 8 small coHagea, The home contains three bed­ and.Tm glad 1 met him.” toga, getting rained on. perspiring, Q — In which »ouUiern city Is sessments of benefits from 16 Oak Street . duals sharing. Ml 8-M8S. after 8. roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut­ Savings chhI Loon DraiRiya Ga. • Rang* Oil . 1 4 c ^ . nice tree*. Private — VERNON — Convenient to Man­ rooms' and the laundry connec­ THE FIGHTER "He is the getting chilled." there a replica of the Parthenon construction of extensionitof Adv. No. 189 ter work, chimneys cleantd. ru- Ml 3.A321 / chester, 6 room Cape, 4 fintahe(I. J. D. REALTY tions are already installed. Buy character of the mall room, a man the sanitary sewer sys­ , KM7 MAIN ST. FREE BURNER SERVICE 617.606- WE BUY and aell u tiq u p and uaed SIX ROOM tenemimt In duplex. Preparedness . . . “ You muat in Athena? paired. Aluminum sldlni. '5 Ml M 1 4 3 TO ALL CUSTOMERS Closed breezeway and garage, MI 9-3640 direct from the builder. Th# price who has his ups and down, but A — Nashville. Tenn. tem .8120.000. years’ experience. Free” eatl- furniture, china, glass, Irtlver, pic­ Available Oct, 1st. 'One block from be prepared for emergencies, aa ture frames, gtins, atUe contents, fireplace, hot water heat, alum­ la a realistic 816,800 and we will never stays down. He ta alWays on matei Call'Howley, MI 8-5381, MI ' ' ...... / ' Mato St., 2 from Center. Adults inum combination windows and his way back up the ladder.’,' one day I got caught way down b. To the Genera] Fund B ud^t,' whole estates. Furniture refin MANCHESTER —' Nice 4 room consider trades for smaller homes. Q—'What historical diattoctien 34788. preferred. No pets. MI 8-7029 after ' doors. An exceptionally well carej home, near bus, full price 8U.€00. For further Information .without From, these three. Jtmmy learned to Wall Street without a subway Garbage Collection and Dis­ NOTICE 10 ACRE LOT. Seelnded ■ / Ished and repaired. Furnittire Re­ is held by the Permnan city of 8 p.m. for home. Practically like new and Short way out—beautiful 4 bed­ obligation phone Xfl 8-4836 and token, and had to borrow money posal. to provide for direct with limall brook o ff black pair Service ahd Sales. Talcott that you must know people to un­ OF THE TAX COLLECTOR to a very pleasant eatabitshed room ranch. 2-car garage: sacri­ ask for We* Vancour. derstand them, and that first im- from an ice cream vendor." Cuzco ? payment by the Town for the MovlitR— ^Tmcldnf— top road being completed, vine. FOUR ROOMS, bath, heat, hot EIGHTH SCHOOL AND neighborhiood. $8.50 down.- Watson ficing for $16,800. New 4 room pressiona aren't always the best. Advantages . .'. "Time and a A—-It la the oldest conttouously entire cost of garbage collec­ Storage *' 20 —62,000. water, .stove and, refrigerator. TWO-FAXnLY, centrally located. half for overtime and 83 for sup­ inhabited city In all the Arnertcaa, FARMS Adults, Box Y, Herald. Realty. MI 3-7686, TR 5-7830 ranch, quality construction, full Jimmy worked two and a half tion bodies, iilcludlng the por­ UTILITIES DISTRICT 4',4-6 rooms. 3 years old. Hot per money when you have to work dating back to about the time the tion to be borrowed, to be fl- All persons liable by law to pay GIRL'S 20” bicycle. In good condl price $12,800. 6 room Cane Cod— weeks a* a mimeograph attend­ AND 816.80&-28 WOODBRinOE St. - Water heat, natural (iniah; ame- overtime," Battle of Hastings was fought. nAnced by tem porary. notes taxes in the EIGHTH SCHOOL LIGHT TRUCKING, evenings and tton. MI 9-6261. Business Locations plus 6*rage. full price $ll,9oi). 3 ant. the same length of time as a weekends. MI 9-0262. . > - I- - , - . . . a , - Spacious older home, 8 rooms plus bedroom ranch—plu.i attached ga­ aite drive. combinatfiDn window*, ijisssenger. and three weeks as * Myth Exploded . . . "Ad agencies of the Town I .'814.500. AND UTILITIES DISTRICT* OF Many other good buya on 3 unfinished. Easily converts ■ Q— Do grdbea neat on land '* ■ for Rent , 64 rage; full price $12.900.. Expand­ 2-car garage with attached patio, helper to the mall room boss.. are' not the glamorous places to MANCHESTER are hereby notl- small and large farms, Into a 3-tamlly, S-car .parage. Lot large lot. Xfuit be seqn to be p- ■) A—No These diving birds bulM e. To the GenenO Fund-Budget, ,)lle(l that on Oct. 1, 1959 I will have ACREAGE HIRING! W A N T E D -16” BOY'S bicycle with able Cape—garage, large lot. sale When Jimmy lakes off for work that best sellers make them cottages, land or acreage S I^R E FOR ront at 84 Oali St Board nf Eduratinn, to pro­ tralnlpg wheels. BU 9-3126. 99x185. Marion E. .Rotortsfin. price $10,500. Good .financing preclated. Priced fo r quick sale. out to' be" cup-shaped nests of , waterweed* a rale bill for the collection of WITHIN 10 or 15 nf all kinds. Approximately 16’x40'. Heat In­ Broker. Xfl 3-8983. 826,000. Call Ml 9-0279. Princeton University this fall: he'll or decaying plants, and anchor ride for additional costs of two and one half milla on the list Lathe rotors available on all above properties. have learned s good summer's ReaponsibiUiy . . , 'T was fre'- SEFTIG TANKS MH-ES of UNIVERSITY # Jig Bore Operators cluded, Ram reasonable. For I'' them in shallow water or among operating the High School of 19.58 due to the collector Oct, I. PORTER .STREET area— Large Many more excellent hiivs- at all worth, Including; quenUy entruated with large sums AND Rooms Without Board. 69 formation call MI 9-1690. price ranges.-Call the Ellsworth CUTE. 9-year-old Cape, on street nishes pool during the summer of 1959. Taxes, accepted 9 A M to custom 8'j room ranch, ceramic perfect' for children. This hous* la The Value of s Dollar ' "It o f money. On 'one nrr^juon I car­ 1666, to be financed from the UP TO 2 ^ ACRES /'R-OONDITuiNED 8-room offlea. Mitten AgeneJ, Realtors, MI ried 8960 in caah...... 12:00 Toon, 3;O0 f.M . to 6:00 P.M. i MiNing Machine Operators # Toolmakers •FURNISHED room —One minute bath, cellar many ' beautlf'l not near a bus so a '84 Ford la costs a lot to eat in New York Q—Who was the jury at the General Fund - Surplus for PLUGGED SEWERS 100% Mato Street location. Park­ 3-6930, MI 9-5524. Jimmy won't go l4 room ranch, tranaporlatioh money. (You can he u ya . JWf ^nty.flr*t day of Septem- O ct 1, 1969 until paid. MaKINNEY BROS. 9-8660 8*7444, excellent condition, etorme, Johnson. CALL ANY’HME MAL TOOL & ENGINEERING CO. ROCKVILLE—Very heat 5 room Immediate occupancy. Large cor­ make up to |8 a week by walking, ” I worksd aa p: landacaps gar­ 'VICTOR E, SWANSON PI 24226 acreena, oversllized garage, porch, SowoNKlo DispesiBl C o. 291 ADAMS STREET PI 2-S22* ____ dy BUILDING suitable for aijy kind ranch, fenced, yard. Very conven ner lot. Brook, full cella r' gnd extra*. Attractively landscaped. not riding, and "everybody doe* dener's atatotant W t eummer and Q —' How many ptonato are OOLLFXrrOR ' of small buaineaa or etorake with mad# four time* more money aa A iH -J I* . 171 Manchastor, Oomn. lSS-166 PenrI B L - 6 0 6.4S6S Near Cheney’*: Kitchen prIvUsgea lent to ahonplng and bus. A re I attic, aluminum storm windows. FHA appraised. One block from it." Jimmy aaya.) known to nave aatMlItw? . Inquire 834 Charter Oak, MI -water and electricity, /inquire gqod buv at 114,060. On quiet 814.800, Owner, Call after 8. Xtl school*, store*, bus, Catholle It Pays to Make Friends.-- 1 made thla aummedr, but I didn't A-—Six — Saturn, Jupttor, UMe 64868. Ca 64117; oarnqr, 78 Maple St. • t ^ t . TanjgreB, XH 1-6831. •-6486. Church. XQ I-68M. "W hat you ean loaa being nice learn a* mueh,” grins Jimmy. nm, Mara, N- liun*. and Ikfifa. i - ... I' .1' r r PACW TWENTT-EIOHT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER » , MBS ttmrhfBtpr Cnrtting Ifrralb ATerage Daily Net Preu Ron rh« WtBtiMr 0 For the Week Ended Pnrnenat of D. 9. W entbot ■ bpooo ' • ______:______Kegt. 19, 1959 Few sent**rad abewota R M y lonlght, early Friday niOfwwSmu* 12,962 lyrw tonight IM^$8. Fair, not mueb e4i*nge In tem peratnen FfM ay. Member of the Audit Bureau of Ciimlotion. High 80-88. Maiiche»ter-^A City of VillqMe Charm

VOL. LXXVIII, NO. .302 (TWBNTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 19.59 (ChM*iried Aavertlelnli *m Fage l$ i p r ic e FIVE CENTS U.S. Orbit Try Foiled General Strike Stealing; a Nap? Charlotte, N. C., Sept. 24 iJP)—"Someone ha* been tam­ In Argentina pering with my door," thought Morri* Wilson when he found Red Premier Urges Rocket to Moon Seen as Flop hi* home unlocked. Someone had bee t ransack­ ing the house, too. he diacqv- Buenos Aires, Sept. 24' (/P) when he entered. —Boirtbings and gunfire Someone also had been Erupts on Pad matked this closing day of RIeeping in h ii bed. And there he was. Still snoring. ¥ faltering 48-hour geifhral Police charged Andrew DOUBLE ^ GREEN STAMPS THURSDAY .strike again.st belt-tightening Harris with house bresking. U.S.-Russian Trade economic policies of Argen­ Cape Canaveral, Fla., Sept.^ lite in orbit about the mp<^. A television camera in thy sateUit* tina’s government. 24 (/P)—An Atlas-Able rocket was to attempt to take pictures Except In industry, the .*trike being readied for a U.S. shot of the dark side of the moon which ' looked like a flop. Ike Studies SEPTEMBER 24, 9:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M^ WITH ALL CASH SALES! at the moon exploded on its man has never sebn. Police charged enraged Com­ Swaps His pad during a test of its en­ It is doubtful that the United munists and Peronlst labor agila- gines today. States can ,ready another Atlas- , tors sparked a wave of terrorist Able roi^k'et in tlm* for an early ; maneuvers in a desperate effort to Agenda for Flame* epurted from the base i keep the strike alive. ANOTHER REPEAT SALE! MILLINERY DEPT. of the towering rocket aa the October launching. This means it $25 Watch will^'be at least early November ' Union strongarm squads roved Take Elevator To Second Floor . > . countdown readied zero in the various industrial sectors In an Btatlc engine teat.- Suddenly the before »uch a launching can be Nikita Talk attem pted. I attempt to repress a growing COFFEE ONE GROUP mt*«ie erupted in a flaah of Ore. ‘ batk-to-\vork inovement. Police For Cigar SLIPCOVER A maae of boiling flames and The explosion of the more than Come and Jbln u» for a FREE cup of coffee dining ‘'Cmmtry 100-foot tall rocket was a bitter arrested some troublemakers, in­ By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Fair Days” this Thnraday'and Friday; coffee will be served on black smoke engulfed the launch­ cluding one they Identified ss a Hie main floor. ing pad for more than a minute. blow to U.S. hopes’fo r leveling the Wa.shington, Sept. 24 (JP)— By ARTHni EOSOK moon score with the Russian*. leader of the Argentine Commu­ President Eisenhower begin.* Pittsburgh, Sept. 24 (VP)— Clouds of smoke hovered over the nist party. SPECTACULAR! area for several minutes. None Earlier this month the Soviets final preparations today for Nikita Khrushchev, in one qf recorded a spectacular space feat Leaders of about 100 unions of the approximately 40 members which called the mass walkout his weekend talks with Soviet his gayest, bouncieit moods, “COUNTRY FAIR DAYS” BUYS from HALE’S DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT of the teal crew in the blockhouse Our sales have been so fantastic we are repeating this (CtontinueO on Page Two) were frustrated In their attempt Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ today plugged for Russian* HATS SO yards away w-aa hurt. to tie up the nation. The trend back chev. American trade, offered to exceptional value. WHAtAVALUE! The Air Force Issued this state­ Values fo $9.98 ment shortly after the explosion: to w-ork continued in Buenos Aire* He Is reported hopeful but by sign for equipment right now, BEAUTIFUL CHENILLE "An Atlas-Able missile explod­ 2.000 Lose Jobs and key interior cities. ' no means certain that some way and then swapped his watch THREE PATTERNS 2 Days Only— Thur$day and Friday ed on the launch pad this morning ! A check disclosed at least a can be found to improve U.S.- during a static teat at the Atlantic dozen terrorist attacks in the Soviet relations and pro mle seri­ for « cheap cigar. Al North American : night. ous negotiations on disarmament. The discussion, « id tJie uninnial MIX OR MATCH missile range. The missile ifras be­ ing prepared for.a space probe ! Bombs planted In two buses in­ He. has counted on Khru’shchev’s exchange of gifts, took place dur­ observations during a tour of the Heavj’ quality pre*shrunk. washable barkcloth. Wide BEDSPREADS early next month. No personnel Loa Angelt;, Sept. 24 '.'Pi The jured five persons. Another went ing a visit to the MesU MacMn- were Injured. The cause of the ex­ Air Force's termination of the off in a passenger train coach, country to increa.se that possibil- ery Co. shirred skirts add extra beauty, cushions reversible. plosion is being investigated by the F108 program will cost the jobs vacated moments by passengers ily It came as he was winding up Air Force.” of 1,000 Los Angeles employe.* of , when the bomb was spotted by Khrushchev returns to Wa.shing- his historic, and poaeibly, fatedtul NYLON SPECIAL ' ton late today after a one-day visit . The Atlas-Able 'was to have been North American Aviation, Inc. I guards. .4 bomb knocked nut cross country trip. Lete today It'* *6.99 $ launched sometime betw-een Oct. A nother 1.000 will be released at power briefly In the Industrial to Pittsburgh. In an 8-da.v tour back to Washington for talka with CHAIRS 4.99 ; around the country he has spoken RFX»tXABLT S9.08. 8 and 0 w hen the moon was to be ^ North American's Columbus, Ohio, zone of Buenos Aires. President Elsenhower on world Non-run, full fa.khinn at Its closest point to the Earth j plant. ! Potshots were fired at vehicles i thousands of words, but Washing- tension*. • SPECIAL ton officials have found among —about 220,060 miles sway. | More employes will lose their i moving workers to their jobs, but I An optimistic note has coma mesh hose, sheer and The shot would have been an, jobs as the program is wound up, ' no injuries were reported. I them no reall.v new. idea: of aolv-, from Adlal Btevenaon. the )SS3-J)8 DIVANS *14.99 ' ing East-West problems or any REOrLARLT flfl.eS. Twin and full bed sizes. Note the beautiful, pattern attempt to put a 378 pound sale!-' the compsny said. I Two members of a m etal vi-ork- Democratic presidential candidate. semiroheer. Sizes Sia-ll. i'ers union led by supporters of ex- ' hint of softening in Soviet for­ After talking with KhnitlicheT ami the fine chenille. In pink, white, aqua, yellow and eign polic.v, ' I lied ex-dictator Juan D. Pernn In low* yexterda.v. fttevenaon aaJd: DIVANOLAS *7.99 brown. Regular $1.00 pair. : w-ere nabbed settin g off a bomb in Ei.senhower arranged to meet "I think Mr Khrushchev is aerl- 66 i an indn.*trial suburb, officers. with Secrelaiy of Stale Chri*tian REGULAKLT tlOJIO. oiis and wants to reduce the bur­ Pair ' A, Herter and other State'Depart­ I The security force* were report- den and danger-of armamenU step ANOTHER WONDERFUL VALUE: HO.Sir.RY B A R -M ain Floor, Center Israel Blasts UAR ; ed to have uncov'ered Tuesday the ment and White Houac official* j for a detailed aurvey of is*iiea by step with simultaneous Inapee- DAVENOS *8.99 ; plan for the campaign of violence tlon and control* appropriate to BEGCIARLT S11.S8. 'WEDDING RING PAHERN" ONLY $6.99 and .got set for action after the which Khrushchev and the Preai- dent have already agreed to dig-. each step. NO SPECIALS ON THESE, BUT I cna*. "At least this proposal should LOW. LOW PRICE ON Blockade of Suez (Continued on Page Two) be carefull.y considered and not STUDIO SETS *8.99 TREMENDOUS THEY ARE A GOOD BUY! I Theae l**ue.s range from Berlin dismissed as propaganda.” (2 or 8 Ptlloni). Rrnularl^ $11,88. FAMOUS BRAND MATTRESS PADS in Europe to the small strife-torn Khrushchev's last, formal speech WE HAVE A NEW ASSORTMENT OF . United Nations, N. Y.. Sept. 24e ade and other economic restric­ country of I>*os in Southeast Aai*. was scheduled after a luncheon at MAPLE CH AIRS *2.99 and COVERS BLANKET Israel declared today shipping tions wcie justified by an alleged Hoff a Hits Idea The.v include disarmament', nego­ the University of Pittsburgh. SHEETS and restrictinns In the Suez Canal by slate of war lift ween Tarael and tiations to end nuclear weapons He went out to the iintveraity REGCnLARLT 88.98. her Arab neighbors. testing, the future of German.*', after another one of those whirl­ HEAVY ZIPPERED the United Arab Republic cnnsli- Styles which we do not hav# In stock, may be specially ordei ■’d; qi'A U T Y t=ufe an arrogant breach of Inter­ "We urge the United Nation.* Locals to Skip Sovtet-Amencan trade. «nd travel ■ wind tours that have become hia «lell%'erj*-In one week. .MATTRESS COVERS FALL HANDBAGS VALUES national rights which cannot be and its member states to reject exchange* between the United i trademark. CASES Reg. 84.98. F'lill or twin *lr.ea. States and Russia. CAPE COD BARK by RESNICK accepted. outright the claims, doctrines and Today he repeatedly diseuaaed Extra Heavy ...... 88.69 Reg. $6.98. 72 x 90 Hale'*' m a A Q ' Foreign. Minister -Golda Meir practice* of illegitimate warfare." Cleanup Drive trade, and, then, aa if to prove Nerv England all-time favorite; mix or match ^^nth solid colors TYPE 130 DAN RIVER MUSLIN I (Ckmtinued on Page Twelve) "Laron" Nylon, Rayon Blend told the 82-nation General Aspem- Since the general U.N. debate how read.v he is to do some awap- and floral prints, Predomlnattfig colors of gray, green, brown. HALE'S STLROYVIEAR bry: . - began a week ago. four nations Atlanta. .Sept. 24 iJP< — Jam es ping, this took place: All with smartly contrasting welting. REO. 82.19—4M x 90 . . ___ $I..'VR Choose from tape.strieR, BOX-STITCHED "Israel de.sires from this plat­ have come out in .support of R. Hoffa. president of the Team­ Aa Khrushchev was griHrtIng REn. $2.*9—88 X 198 ....$ 1 .7 9 QLTLTED MATTRESS PADS Reg. $9.98. 72 x 90 Hale'* velvet.7, plastic calf, etc. form to make it clear that she i.s Israel's demands. Israel has lined TEXTWEKD BARK f sters Union, said today it workers at the Mesla plant,'one of RED. $2.49—72 x 108 . .. ..$1.89 WITH COR.NEB ELAS'HC "Charmhou*e’’ Nylon, Raynn O O Clutch and top handle $ > . 9 8 not prepared to accept a .sttuatUm up shout 20 nations tp echo her, i f ridi­ A casual t^vaed effect that comes in brown, gray Or green. ■» -- them, Kenneth Jackay. offered REn. $2.80—81 X 108 . ....$ 1 .9 9 Reg. $8.98. Blend styles. Many with zip­ In.which she is singled out for il­ complaint. culous for sp.yone to suggest some To J^py on Ot^acie him a cigar, the kind.that for 39 89 X 76 Twin Sire ...... 12.69 legal di.scriiitination. Moreover we Secretary of State (.thristlan A. locals may secede from the union canta you get five. SOLID BARK REG. «9c— 42 X 8$ P IL L m vrA 8E 8 4.1c pers. believe that the United Nations it­ Reg. $4.98. Reg. $11.98. Hale'* $0 x 90 Extra l.arge Herter declared the United States Old Couch House Destroyed Khruahehev gratefully aocepted Handsome solid bsrkcloth: In smart decorator colors . . . green, RF,n. $2.49— FITTED BOTTOM self cannot accept this situation." in -a move to thwart a cleanup Miami. Fla., Sept. 24 i/p> Gra- 84 X 76 Full Sire ...... $8.69 ''Charmhoiise" Nylon,'' Rayon A A supports "the principle of freedom drive directed by court appointed Compan.v '3 firemen close in on the Inferno which nearly razed the old coach house at the former It, and whipped off hla wrlat rose. gray, brown All with expensive self welting. ' TWIN MZE ...... $1.89 HA.NDBAGH—Main Floor At Entranre Mrs. Melr called the ItAR re- cie the hurricane dawdled along Blend . T T of pa.ssage" through the Suez monitors. Mary Chapman estate at 75 Fobest St., last night. Furniture and housewares stored In the build- watch and gave it to Jackey. So­ REG. $2.09—FITTED BOTTOM *trictions on Israeli .shipping ai i »nd turned co.v today as if primp- ing by owner Matthew Moriarty were destroyed. The ,flie. of unknown origpn, raged for 8UP COVER DEPT.—Main Floor. Bear HALE'S STCRDYWEAR challenge that Involves the moral! Canal as endorsed by the U.N. Hoffa .denied that he had dis­ viet officiala aaid the watch ta rri.i. .SIZE ...... ii.iio FITTED MATTRESS PADS JUST RECEIVED A NEW ASSORTMENT OP . ing for the cam eras th a t will- a t­ aboiit two hour*. Stor.v, other photos on Page 4, i Herald Photo bv Oflsrai. worth between $25 aiid $40. Keg. $12.98. 72 X 90 Hale’* authorin' 6T the U.N. and threatens Israel's position has been bol­ cussed .such s move w ith other tempt an historic picture. WITH S.ANFOBIZED SKIRT stered b.v similar statements from Teamster officials, ■ As he toured the big M e e I a •'Sturdywear" 100% Acrllan * the rights of all maritime nations. Two i'b'cketa, scheduled to be Reg. 8t,97, Twin S ire ...... $.7.49 9.99 "We hope that the attitude of British Foi-eign Secrets rv Selwyn The Nashville Tennessean. In a plant, Khrushchev admired the big TYPE 140 LADY PEPPERELL CHILDREN'S HANDBAGS shot from Cape C?a»i$ eral late to-^ SPORTSWEAR DEPT. Reg. $.7.98. Full S ir e ...... $4.19 the society of nations expressed in Lloyd, Argentine Foreign Minis­ news story from its Wa.shinglon machinery that la uaed to equip Take Elevator To Second Floor . . . SUPERFINE MUSLIN Reg, $IS'.98, 72 X 90 IOO7, this debate, " she said, "will lead; ter Diogenes Taboada and Italian bureau, .said Hoffa reportedly was , da.v were fitted .with 'Cameras for ' Soviet Leader StlOWS ^^^i*^ Prevent ateel milla. Repeatedly he aaid: . Wool Orrapun Many lovely attractive styles! QO 98 Foreign Minister Giuseppe Pella. an experiment aimed at pho- "Let's bu.v it. Let's sign now." LATE.V-FOA.M *10.99 the United. Arab Republic to ptlt advised by his attorneys that the REG. $2.99—72 x 108 ...... $2.09 an end to a gross, arrogant and, Israel hopes that by a ma.ss ap­ sece.s8iotv plan would remove v ari­ , tographing a hurricane from over-j "Sure." replied hi* eaeort. com­ REG. $8.29—81 x 108 ...... 82.29 MATTRES^ TOPPER PADS peal through the forum of the head. If the stunt work* and the pany vice preaident W.-W. Powell Reg. $1.7.98. 72 x 90 Hate's ''Charmhonae" continuing breach of International-. ous local unions from scrutiny of Reg. $9.98. Full bed * ir e ...... $7.99 ]y g1ng to zipgun with two barrels on a James Hngerty was rembMied of Hoffa." News Tidbits he won't let inspectors inside Rus-1 remind the World of it. He doesn't swivel, and a switchblade knife. that Khrushchev plana to hoM fi REGULAR $<>.98. C m *ia to make di.sarmament po.ssible. ' need'publicity but'hq never atop* Some of the boys who tried to flee Wssbington new* conference . The new law among other pro- Culled Irom AP Wire* N O W ...... ^ " i . y y SPECIAL! 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 vi8ion%bars from-union office for He say.* "I am not afraid of the .giieking it. from the cars were seen dropping and then go «n nationwide television and . radio shortly ALL 8ALE8 FINAL a specified time anyone who has devil" but there's'no sign he ever He's a premier but he i» also as several object* Into a *ewer pre­ BUY ONE— G«T THE SECOND ONE FREE! To Union Bias Curbs dared oppose ma.ss-murderer much of a showman a* a barker. sumably more weapons. after hi* weekend dlacnasiaii been, convicted of certain crimes A B47 jet bomber engine ex- ■ with Elsenhower. or who has been a member of the Stalin, at a circu*. He »a.v* the United Esrl.v toda.v. 14 of the 21 .youths FAMOrs MAKE OF INFANTS' GIRLS' and BOYS' 2 PIECE plode* over Labrador but crew He's an 'atheist who talks edn- Slate* "want* to obtain .world were rhsr;:ed with violation of San FrancLsco, Sept. 24 (.F)—Or-^And you call it democracy? Well j Communist party. manage* to $et plane back to PARTY DRESSES I Secretary of Labor James P. atantl.v of a deity, offers to swear. domination" but he al.so say* the' the Sullivan Anti-Weapona Law I.MPERAON.4TOR HI NTED ganized labor has decided to main­ It’s not my type of democracy Pease AFB, in, Port.smoiith. N.H.,, on the Bible, cites the Command-1 United States doesn’t want to and unlawful asaembl.v. Five were Randolph; "Mr. president Cleveland, .kept. 24 <4'i—•Po­ LADIES’ ROBES 7Vlth PlaaHc Uned Pant* TOPPER SETS tain a soft, persuasive approach to *afel,v. . Week.after death of pret­ iiient against killing, says tlje Rus- change the social order in Russia. charged with unlawful assembly lice said today a “female Im­ (CoDtinued on Page ’Diree) Meany; "Because those Negro ty Lynn Kauffman. 2.7. Boston siana are "brothers befoie Christ"' ------curbing racial discrimination mem bers have the snhfie right* of personator’' told them he w«$ Lovely,cottons in pnnts and solid colors. Sizes 10 to 20. ALSO BOYS' 2.PIECE CREEPERS A small group of dresses and car coat.*. Regular harbor's murky .waters in .ship-’ and for good measure throws in: (t'onUniied on Page Two) (Continued on Pag* Eight) the companion of the odd Rttl* w ith Pantir Lined Pant* within union* Inalead of adopting anv other members of this federa­ board tragedy, cause of her death "God is on our sideV' REGULAR $3.98. «A AA values. Not ail .sizes and colors, but exceptional buys a hard, mandatory hart. tion. ■ Even though you think holdup man wlm coininRted s t ­ IVIth Plaattc Lined Pant* remains offtciaRy in dispute. j . He’s a braggart but he Is also ride when hi* weird hank rob*' Sire* 6 months, 1 year, 1 {/j year* at this low price! That is how a ^torrid debate you should think for them." FHA Increases Senate aubcommittee la told Size* ] ij and 2 Year* wound up laat night at cnnclitdlng Randolph: "I would say this. an optimist-, .and this more than hery plan failed yestenlay. ‘The REGULAR $.5.98.' ' S J i HALR..S RF.ADY YO 7VKAR DEPT. federal action la needed In aeveral eessiona of, the AFL-CIO conven­ Mr. President, and we don't have flelda-^narcotlcs and weapon* an.vlhfng else in. hi* character a female impersonator, IdenRlIed. .. N O W ...... ^ 4 . 9 9 Take The Elpvalnr To Hevond Floor belief going back to young man­ a* Harry F. Dunlap, 1201$ Ragular S3.00'$3.50>$4.00 Reg. *3.00, *3.50, *4.00 tion In a showdown over , union to become emotional about it;-I Mortgage Rate among them to curb juvenile U.S. Steel Chief Stabs ALL'8ALE8 FINAL racial discrimination practices. don’t believe members of a union crime. hood that the world can be made Mile* Ave., Cleveland, was hnsy wonderful may hold out the on detail*, but police were The dispute pitted George have the right to maintain a Jim W ashington, Sept. 24 iJh A Chicago * Wilson * Co,.’■meat Crow local. " best hope of dealing ' with ' him rheoirtng his etory. Meany, AF’I.-CIO pre.sirient. boost In the top intefest rate on packing firm, mils into effect wage SALE! Now Thru Sept. 30 TOILETRIES, Etc.... against A. Philip Randolph. .Negro Meany: "Well. T believe that a hike* and ofner benefit* already reasonably. Self with Kitchen Knife FHA loans has followed President, He's as unpredictable as a WoH^trinl “COUNTRY FAIR" ValuM from Hait'i HouMwarai. Dapaiimaal Sleeping Car Porter'.* Union chief group of niembers of a Negro Eisenhower's signing of a thirilL' rejected a* insufficient by a pack­ L.AOS FACTS HELD FAKE 82.00 NYLON HI(l.srLE HAIR BRI SH and COMB 8ET $1.60 and an AFL-CIO vice president, union that want to stav the wav character out of Dbstoievslci and Ixmdon, Sept. 34 i/Pl—-Com* try housing bill. j inghouse union . . . Democrats se­ ti.vannia, ,Ma*a., Tlept. 24 (/Pi ' the care of his personal physician •TLAYTEX' $1,56 1;BMP0 HAIR, SPRAY Randolph demanded 'elimination they lire, have a right Jo stay that lect their oandidates for mayor in hi* gigantic display of energy is niiinlmt North Ylet Nam charged ...... 99c way." The Federal Housing Admin-' Walter F. .Miinford, preatdnni of for the past few weeks suffering $2.86 I.A.NOL1N PLl S HAIR S P R A Y ...... »9c hf racially .segregated ufliop lo­ primaries in Meriden, .New Haven, almost like a deliberate effort to today the laio* government 1* .78c BRl.SK TOOTHPASTE ...... cals. Meany said he deplored Randolph: "Well, what about * ial'ration announceef the Increase Stamford and Waterbury . . . Gov. ‘ Identify himself a* one of these the atrlke-bound U.H. Steel 4 from fatigue and nervous exhaiis- forging fnl*e-evldence of Red In-' ...... 2 for 69c Jro m .7 >4 to 57i per cent in the wounded himself accidentall.v 1 ti'on. The day before yesterday 69c LPA.NA TOOTHPASTE ...... J ' ...... 74c discrimination as much ss anyone group of members In a union that Ribiepff leave* Oct. 2 fOr II-day "men or might,'' the great folk lerventinn to preoenl to the COTTON PRETTY BRAS 58«- PEPSODENT TOOTHP.V.STE ...... *p.'. but opposed pnunitive action want to havg a Communial dom­ permissible Interest rate on, home weaterif trip . . , Train aorvice be-1 while handling a knife. Dial: - Dr. O'Connor i Robert B. t and United Nations Fnct-Flndliig ...... 4.7o inated union?" mortgages it inaures. Jt means i Att,v. Edmund Iflnia reported j Harvey N. Jordan, executive vice :wear- NEW TONI .NO-.MIX HO.ME PF.RMANENT ...... $2.00 against locals that have demo- tween Hartford and Waterbury, Committee. A forefgn mlnlatry ECONONMY SIZE BAN DEODORANT...... cratlcall.v pho.sen to rem ain aegre- Meany: "They can’t have U and higher monthly pa.yments tor; and Intermediate pointa la given today. _ ! preaident of U.S. Steel, visited Mr. spokeaman, quoted 1^ Peiping Beautifully dealgned of tha finesY, ...... 9 8 < - ‘ home purchasers, but Is expected ' Grand Jiir\^ Probes and Mr*, ’'unford as overnight aluminum you can buy. $'2..70 WASH and C U R L ...... gated for decades, some since the belong to this federation." temporary Inase on life by Public o' ’ Radio, said reports of capture Of For *3.99 ...... $L.70 to make It easier for them to ob-. Hvannls, Maas., Sept. 24 lA*' , guests. SAUeg PANS uU prici fOV PANS ult prlci 7.V- BAYER'S ASPIRIN IWBLETS...... 6Me end of the (Jivil W ar. Randolph: "Well thev ought not Utilitiea Comm|a*lon/and ordered North Vietnamese priaonera and LARGE ANAtJN. TABI.FTS ...... Finally. \vit|i Meany shoiitlng to have It .as a Jim Crow Local ! tain the loans. I expanded for trial period. Polygamy in Utah Walter F. Munford, preaident of' "During yesterday morning arms or almiiar Informattoa M.. attl*.** DJ9 7‘ aii.M M $43$ Ragular $2.50 Ea.— Save $1.011 ...... $1.19 either.'' . the strike-bound U.S. Steel Co., while getting ready to go with Mrs. C’NICAPS SlIiLTI VITAMINS. FA.MILY SIZE ...... $6.96 from the rostrum, and Randolph Elsenhower signed yesterday | Greater. Hartford'* "cat burg-: “were -all concocted to be uaed . 01. a«|. 7.44... S.4S a '. aM. 7.M.. I.M Munford to Boston to arrange for Keep* It* lovely fit and nhqpe exen after 68 washing*. BIII-’FERIN TABLETS ...... 590, 88o, $1.28 from a floor microphone, Meany, Meany; "Tliuf* wliere voii and I the billlon-dollar housing measure, | lar‘" reHume* operation* in Weat Farmington, , Utah, Sept. 24 . apparently wounded himself yith' as evidence to slander the dtme- /IM 01. a*c. 14* *AS *" Oh . a.71, . I.7S BLUE STRIKE DOI'Bl.E EDGE BLADES _____ ...... 70 foT 98c exploded; part company, Phil, I think these, aimed at keeping housing con-; Hartford after more than'month'* : i>Pi- An investigation into poly-i a knife while in a'state of'faligue further treatment he apparently cratic Reptiblle of Viet NamJ^ and nervous exhaustion, a hospital wounded himself with a knife.’ . I9M' ap|. i.M . 7.99 RKAS— Main Floor LARUE LISTERINE 89o "That's your policy. Well it's not Negro member.* have the .same struction booming. It provides . Inaclivity, .German-born "Quenter; ganiy in' northern Utah'* Davis; E.NPELLO MOTH CRYSTALS . ; .89o, 81.89, $2.99 my policy. I'm foi- the democratic rights. They have the light to money to continue man.y. govern­ Podola found giiiltv in I>ondon of j County 1 * running into sympathet- i ad m in istrato r reported toda.v. " "He was Immediately taken to A.SKS SUMMIT ROIJC oiv«TN< m a g i c IN THESE DUtTlNO PAIITNiiat rights of Negro members to main­ think for themaelvea." m ent-backed hoi,i8irtg program s. - murdering a police detective and ic resistance but the grand jury . Gerard A- Ouellette. adminisUa- ! the' Cape Cod Hospital where the (Sdai*. France, Sept. 34 UP)— tain a unlonrif they want to. Randolph alai, lost* an eai'lier : The PreBidenl, ’ who had vetoed \ face* British law penalty-of death' foreman says the jury will oon- ^ lor of the (.’ape Cod Hospital, to I wound was repaired. HI* ..condi- l*re*ldent Charles de Gaulle *aM.i- ■V pu.sh ,lo fix a deadline for two I tioh post-operatK’ely was satisfac- I Ample Free Parking Rear Of Our Store "Who the hell appointed you as two earlier bills as too costly, 1 by hanging..... tiniie efforts to stamp out the which Munford wax brought In Imlay F'rance musi play a lend* ' NYLON SLIPS the gllRrdlan of, all the Negro l ailroa'd . uniona -- the Trainmen signed, the third without com­ Fedeial district court* arc so far practice. serious condition yesterday, made j tory. Today hia progress conttn- Ing role In settling East-W est mbps m em bers In America and Firemen - fo fulfill 2-vear m e n t.. behind in their w'ork it'wlll take' One indictment lias been issued the announcement on the circum­ ! uea to be good,” ten«ion*. In an apparent ref*' Magie action STOPS DUST Randolph prohested; "Just a , old pledge* to eliminate color bar*. Among other things, it permits them 1$ yeara to clean up the, dial ging Gerard Van Hoff with ' stances today. i As the district 'atlurne.v in erenre lo an East West ^uin- (wiveroockat ad- minute, brother president...... 1 think He said unions gradually ace eli­ j smaller down payment* and larger backlog, say* Chief Justice Earl; unlawful cohabitation, bul Hoff haa The 59-y?ar-old Miinford was I charge, of Barnstaple County be­ m il meeting. Dc Gaulle snM juota to any posi­ SCATTERING Carefree opaque nyilon tricot you—r" minating discrimination and dras­ I mortgage* handled by the FHA. Warren!. .Government ofllcialx,' left-the area. admitted' yesterday w'ith ,a then gan an *^'tnv#Htigation. it was F'rance must exercise ‘‘ad emi­ tion. Choice of' LIKE M A O IC with fitted midriff, embroid­ Meany; "You .talk about' toler­ tic ^ step* wquld only stop that IThe maximum FHA-in*uied .mort­ taking cue from L,abor Secretary Jury p ie m a n Henri J, F'red-, unexplained knife-wound in the ‘learned'that the injury to the steel nent role In the g'rcat confronta­ eolort. NYtON. at­ ered and lace trim. Choice of ance. progress, , gage was Increaaed from $20,000 James Mitchell, maintain tighf- erikaen sSj's many'potygamista>->-I abdomen. : executive . remaine $1,880 fo strike.. .Rep. Emanuel Celler iD- began its investigation of plural scribed hla condition aa "satiifac- I He underwent qurgery. i This a meeting could he w|ur. but said M anchester Conn* think this union should destroy M eany and other AFL-CIO offl- $855, NY i urges federal control .of fwla marriages-aeveral weeks ago. tory.’’ ' , , rnorning. Miss Ethel,Bart|On. hoa- Fmnee kiso, “Influence* and ac­ LfNOr,IUF,-.-Maln Floor CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS locals that have lasted ao many cefs. including Randolph, aril, were The new law gives the FHA au- 'of dangerous wewpons to "put He aays many peraont who A dm iniatrator Ouellette issiiOd pital director of niirslhg', said, "Mr. tion* every-w'here” and ■ that be years despite the fact that the reelected to new 2-year terms them out of reach of. juverA:i de­ th|a statement; personally felt pence would- 8*- members want to maintain them? without opposition. (CsaUBMd on Pago linquent*...” (CootlBiied em Piage litre*) "Mr. Munford; has been under (Owitiiiued on P *|* JUevea) anlL ’ 1 V'- ' • - A t