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MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1960 Average Daily Net Press Ron PAGE SIXTEEN For tiM Week Ibided The WnatlNV Jane 4th, 1860 FereeuS of V. S. Unfton Rldfe Country Club to­ motor vehicle department of a Don't Nogloet Slipping 13,125 Ihir aad cooler 1 « # ( morrow at 8 p.m. at the elub’a tour from Town change of address was noUed.' Dyer New Assistant Director Several Showers 86. W oOM dey 1 About Town terrace and poolaide. Ranald W. Felber, 16, of 170 Member oC ths Audit Honor. Students Green Rd. was fined 19 for failure For Miss Ridolfi FALSE TEETH B ureu o f Oirenlktloa High hi see. _ to pass to ths left. Do fsiM tMtb drop, slip or wobble . Manchetier— A City o f VUtago Charm lin . Mary Boika from Poi^* Mra. Roae Schwoerar, 108 Math­ Of State Employment Service when you talk. eat. lauch or snaaaaf Martin F. Brandt, 17, of 14 Goa­ Don’t be annoyed and embanaiaed down. County Annaffh, Ireland; la er St, will give a luncheon and. Four MwChester students at lee Dr. was fined $6 for driving niree showers were given re- vlaltlim with her aunt, Mrs. Mary cenUy for Miss Avis Ridolfl, 117 W. by auob handleapa. FASm TB, aa card party Wedneaday at 13:30 t h e University of Connecticut with a defective or improper muf­ Joseph P. Dyer, 46 Fairviaw StA necticut undev the university's ex- alkaline (non-aold) powder to n rla - (dfiootflcd AdvortMug en Ps|o U) McCann, BO Wetherell St., for were on the list of those from this Middle Tpke., who will wed Emil kle on your plates, keeps ti3a» team VOL. LXXIX, NO. 282 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1960 PRICE FIVE CENTB p.m. aa a benefit for the Siatera fler. field supervisor of the Connecticut tension service. He is married to three montha. area who did honors work for the V. Dletx of Manchester Sept. 10 at mors flr^ y set. Olvee confident feel- of Good Shepherd. Robert McCloud, 19, of Hartford State Employment Service since the former Cora Warren of Man­ ’ ins of security and addad eomfort. 1959-60 school year. S t Bridget’s Church. was fined II for failure to carry hla 1951, has been named assistant chester. and they have six children. No tummy, gooey, pasty taste or fesl- Taahlona from the Fair will be Miaa Marilyn Taylor, 56 Henry Frederick Baker, 39 Lyndale registration. A surprise personal shower waa Int. Oat FASrimTH today at drug director of the service. His oldest son, Joseph, is a Junior given Saturday night at the home ootmters sverywhera. modeled by membera of the El- St., left by plane from Bradley St.; Harrison Griswold, 15C For­ Judgment was suspended in the Announcement of the promotion Reported in Russia at Brown University and is a of Mrs. James Slater, 6 Charter State News State Labor Field Friday night for Seattle, est St.: Gerald Ryan, 46 Lenox charge of passing a stm sign, was made by State teibor Oom- St.; and Earl Werdelin, 49 against Gladys M. Von Deck, of member of the varsity football Oak St. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Waah., to vlatt Mlaa Kate Matheny, mlssioner Renato E. Rlcdutl, un­ and track teams. her roommate at Mt. Holyoke Col­ Pleasant St., were the honor stu­ Willlmantic. Raymond Ridolfi, Wapplng, wife of Charges of breach of peace and der whose administration the em­ Miss Ridolfl’a cousin, and Mra. lege. Both girls will return In Sep­ dents. ployment service, fells. Roundup Council for Others from the Manchester intoxication against Anthony Colby, Richard Simmons, 28 Flower. St., AUTO tember for their Junior year. Dyer has been with tba|t branch BINGO House Conferees Bar area were Harold Jarvis Jr., 81, of 404 Summit St. and John her matron of honor. ' of the Connecticut Labor Depart­ Muiseners .Mark EVERY WEDNESDAY Pair Defected OLurs BODY French Rd., and Joan King, Car­ Murphy, 83, of 403 Summit St., were Two miscellaneous showers were ment for 22 }rears, entering the 7:80 P.M. IRON LUNGS FOR JAPAN penter Rd., both of Bolton; John nolled. Silver Wedding also given recently. A “ Jack and D em ocrats i t WELDING Chltoae, Japan, Aug. 39 US— The E. Fardal and James Knotter, Five cases were continued, all to department at the employment Jill’’ shower was held at her Sponsored by the Gambling Probe United States flew In four more Coventry; William Schaefer, El­ Sept. 7. service’s Norwich office in 1938. mother’s home, and she was guest VFW POST 7d59 ^ AUTO BODY ond Mr. and Mrs.' James Muisener, iron lungs and a dozen chest lington; Mrs. Dianne Osgood, 15 They were, Gregory G. Chaves, From Norwich, he advanced to of honor at a shower given at Wap­ Set for Hartford Hartford, Aug. 30 (IP)— 93 Glenwood St., will celebrate FENDER REPAIRS resp lra t^ last night to aid. in Windsor Ave., Rockville: Peter 54, of 91 Bissell St., for trial on a the position of Interviewer in the plng Hall by her fiance’s sisters. At Delegates at the biennial State their silver wedding anniversary With U.S. Code i t COMPLETE CAR Japan's worst record^ polio, epi­ charge© f driving while under the Danielson office. He was then pro Mitchell, Colonial Rd., Vernon; Wednesday. The couple was mar­ ADVANCE CATERERS Hartffird, Aug. 30 — Labor Council Legislative, Po­ demic. Four other iron lungs from and Gerald Nlcoletta, 9 Vernon influence of liquor or drugs; moted to the central office of the Accord on Wage Bill PAINTING ried Aug. 31, 1936, In Hartford. 122 Naobno Ave., Otoetonbery litical and Educational Con­ America arrived last week on Hok­ Center Heights, Vernon. Charles H. Hildebrand Jr. of 801 department’a Employment Secur' Councilman George J. Ritter LACQUER and ENAMEL kaido, Japan’s northernmost island Main St., charged with driving Ity division as a research asaociate Mrs. Mulsener’s sister, Mrs. Ray­ Um Washington, Aug. 30 (JP) The Pentagon said early thla announced today a man he de­ vention today voted to back Free bus leaVea eomer Cen­ month that it now presumes they TEL MI B-6025 and the hardest hit by the epi­ while his license was under suspen­ on the research and information mond Jolle, was hostess yesterday ter and Main Sta. at 6:M pjn. Two missing employes of the all six Connecticut Democratic demic. A total of 8SB persons, most­ at a party honoring the couple at Your have gone behind the Iron Curtain. scribed as a “ Mafia enforcer” sion: Bruce A. Cordner, 23, of 146 section. National Security Agency, would be called before the candidates for Congress. The 281 ADAMS ST. ly children, haye been stricken and Park St., charged with evading re­ In 1944, Dyer Joined 'the central her summer home at Bolton Lake. Chorg* Pbn CUp this ad for Free ganie eard McCormack said In his letter to presumed to have defected to Walter that there was reason to voice vote w’as practically 1 63 have died. G)urt Cases sponsibility and reckless driving: office staff of the employment William Andiulot, 307 Cooper HtU For council’s Traffic and Public Dims Hope Robert B. Stephenson, 16, of service as supervisor of technical St., best man at the couple’s wed­ Russia, were reported today believe the two men may have been Safety Committee. unanimous in ever.v case, with Camp Meeting Rd., Bolton,' charg­ services. He was next promoted ding, and Mrs. Emil Knapp, Hart­ Dolivtrlts to have taken “ valuable cryp­ In contact with Soviet agents since He identified the “ enforcer” the exception of a few scat­ ed with breaking and entering ford, maid of honor, attended the last December, He further told Bernard J. Flke, 36, of Hartford to field supervisor, a post he held Jnst telephone ^onr order for tographic information” with I as “ on the payroll of a syndi­ tered “ nays.” (four counts), and theft (three for nine years until his new ap' celebration. Sixty-five relatives and Walter: was sentenced to six months in Jail them. “Information furnished me from cate involved in gambling 'The voting took only about 10 On Senate’s each on charges of obtaining money counts): George B. Frank. 21, of polntment. friends were present drag needs and bosmetlcs—giv­ MEN’S HATS The couple has two sons, Donald, WM. DICKSON Rep. John W. MeOwmSek of usually reliable sources leaves no operations in Hartford.” minutes and came following a by false pretenses and fraudulently 18 Trotter St., charged with Dyer has been active in Man­ ing yonr Charge Piaa number. unanimous recommendation by the evading responsibility and for trial 20, stationed in Hawaii with the Maasachusettz, the Hoviie Demo­ doubt that the two employes have issuing checks, with execution sus­ chester civic affairs, particularly Committee oti political Education CLEANED ani BLOCKED on a charge of driving a motor U.S. Marines, and Gerald, 13. Get cratic leader, aaid he had learned 81.15 VALUE pended. He was also placed on pro­ the polio, heart and cancer cam­ thla from usually reliable sources, I Hartford, Aug. 30 (IP)— The (COPE). Legislation bation for one year. vehicle with defective equipment. Mr. and Mra. Muisener were giv­ Immediate &S0N (Contlnuedon Page Seven) SPECIAL TUBS, and WEDc^ paigns. He waa bom in New Lon' en a money tree of silver dollars. and declared that the loss of cryp­ i probe of syndicated gambling The powerful 75-member COPE, John H. Walrath, 18, of 112 Maple Delivery 260 TOLLAND TPKE. made up of all AFL-CIO leaders ONLY $ 1 2 5 POUO KILLS STATE WOMAN don, attended schools there and tographic information “ is far more land other criminal activity in Washington, Aug. 30 )— St. was fined US for speeding. graduated from Providence Col­ TEL. MI 9-0920 serious thsui any official has pub­ Hartford will be launched by in the state, met in closed se.ssion (JP John Lata Jr., 25, of 298 Oak St. Providence, R. 1., Aug. 29 tlft—A ESTABLISHED 1918 Monday afternoon following talks House conferees turned down young Connecticut woman died in lege in 1936 with a Ph.B. degree. licly admitted.” Suspect Held the city council’s traffic and was fined $15' for failure to grant He worked for the New London McCormack made the statements : by candidates of both major par- today a proposal advanced by the right of way. a hospital here yesterday of bulbar Public Safety Committee tie.s. HALE’S SERVICE DEPT. polio. Day; and radio station 'WNLC for In a letter to Rep. Francis E. Wal­ Senators as a basis for com­ George G. Winters. 25, of Hart­ Cemmercid and ter (D-Pa), chairman of the House Wednesday at 7 :30 p.m. Quick approval of COPE’.'s rec­ Charles V. Chapin, Hospital re' two years before Joining the State I 111 Jordan’ s 11 ... UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ... ford was fined |i0 for failure to Committee on un-American Ac- ‘ Committee Chairman George J. ommendations by convention dele­ promising their differences drive to the right. Judgment was ported thp victim, Mrs. Helen Kari- Labor Department. W f A d a r i i OAK ST. ENTRANCE • MANCHESTER For several years. Dyer has lec­ PRESCRIPTION PHARMAOT Indnstrld Painting tivities. He asked that the com-1 Ritter said today the probe to be gates waa expected today. over minimum wage legisla­ . . WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS suspended on an additional charge panos, 30, of 323 Marshall St., North of failure to carry a registration. A Grosvenor Dale, had had no polio tured on modem personnel tech' 901 51A1N ST.—5a 8-5821 mittee make an investigation of i Bomb Deaths held in secret session "May take Those favored are: tion. FULLY INSUBEi: Sen. John F. Kennedy (D - third charge of failure to notify the vaccine. niques st the University of Con' the case of Bernon F. Mitchell and months.” Congres.«iman - at - large Frank WilllanSCN. Martin who di.iappear- Although the committee has been Kowalski Jr.. Meriden: Congress­ Ms m i , heading the Senate o a n - ed In Juh'e. Amman. Jordan, Aug. 30 t/py armed with .subpena power Ritter men Emilio O. Daddario, Hartford; ferees. said this dimmed chances Mitchell, 31. Eureka, Calif., and Investigators said today they b e -' said it would not be'used in the Robert N. Giaimo. North Haven: for a final agreement on any bill. Martin, 29. Ellensburg, Wash., had lieved Uvo missing press messen- ] calling of the first three witnesses Donald J. Irwin of Norwalk. John But he .said one more effort been employed since 1957 as gers who apparently escaped to scheduled for the initial session. S. Monagan, WaterbuH'. and Judge would be made and a further con­ mathematical analyst.s at the Na­ ^ . J .u u u .u j!He described these witnesses as William St. Onge of Putnam. ference waa scheduled for thin tional Security Agency at nearby Syria planted the bombs that killed I declined to identify .iincneiiMitchell ovinaonSviridoff, cnnirinanchairman orof afternoon, Ft. Meade, Md. 1 c 6 p E and pVeTdent o ?"h e Tabo; Kennedy, the Democratic preal- is being held. dential nominee, said the attitude 'The supersecret defense unit in­ One of the missing messengers, were not members of the Under- council, said the rea.sons for hark- tercepts radio signals and works i Kama! World. injf the Democratic candidates of the majority o f the Houap con­ Shamniout. 22. was em- The council waa triggered into vi-ere: ferees appeared to be: The House on communications intelligence. i ployed by Egypt’s Middle East | bill or nothing. Mathematics i.i one tool used in i News Agency before its office 22 when Ritter re- | candidates’ backing of the SAVE 255.00 at breaking secret codes. here wa.s“ closed down in 1957 fo x in g for the committee disclosed . con,„^itnienls of the Democratic Republican Leader Everett 1C. nere wa.s tiosea uown in ; the existence of a signed affidavit' Dirksen of niinois, one of the Sen­ In late June, Mitchell and Mar­ the long feud between Jordan and I illegal *‘ liquor operator'1 national platform, their record on “ key" Is.sues. and the "lack of corn- ate conferee*, told a reporter the tin. bachelors and close friends, ad­ President Nassers United Arab ^^^t he had made weekly protec- mitment.s" By GOP candidates for afternoon meeting would be m i- vised agency officials they were Republic of E gjyt and Syria. i payments to two Hartford po- cial. going to visit their families. Noth­ Young King Husseui. apparently ; g pcHod of 2’ i vears. "support of progressive legisla­ ing more has been heard from them in firm control of the nation de­ tion." He said it should teU the atoiy JOAN MARIB OALON SLIP- directly, but their movements have spite the assassination of Majali Two days later State’s Attorney All except St. Onge are current as to whether it will be possible to ON, full fashioned 34 to 40, AND (XT VALUABLE (XEEN STAMPS! been traced first to Mexico and .lohn D. La Belle based on the af- Iv congressmen. He has replaced strike a compromise between dM then to Cuba. (Continued on Page Thirteen) : fidavit began an independent probe P,ep. Chester Bowles, who has with- ! different Senate and House bills. reg. 5.99 NOW 2.99 I of the Hartford Police Department drawn to help Sen. John F. Ken­ Sen. Winston L. FTouty (R-’Vt) j with the concurrence of Police nedy in the presidential campaign. advanced the proposal that Senate : Chief Paul B. Beckwith, conferees offered to accept but COSTUMC JEWELRY. 1-2-3 END-OF-MONTH CLEARANCE TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY! All six of the incumbent Con- j Ritter said some of the witness­ gresemen were rated "right” — A Congolese demonstrator against the government of Premier Patrice Lumumba is subdued by five House conferees rejected at the strand nacklacas, earrings, rag. es his committee intends to call for or against—on the following armed policemen before onlookers out.side Palace of (Culture in Leopoldville where lower ranking morning session. 2.00 NOW 97e plus tax Nixon Hospitalized will be suggested by LaBelle. He nine pieces of federal legislation: delegates of African nations were meeting. (AP Pholofax). It contained a formula to bring U M P SHADES, parchment, pointed out that in the committee Voting against Landrum-Grif- ____^ ------about new wages and hours act vinyl-coated fabrics, tweeds, sessions the witness may be placed fin "anti-labor”' bill, for Area Re­ coverage of 3,100,000 workers, LApr BERKLEIGH PAJAMAS. under oath which is not possible development Act for depressed in­ compared with four milUon In the shantungs, from 6" table to Senate hill and 1,400,000 In the tailored broadcloth, rag. 3.99 With Infected Knee in the investigation to be carried dustrial and rural areas (vetoed BOYS' and STUDENTS' SPORT 18" floor lamps, reg. 2.99 out for LaBelle by the State Po­ by the President), for Mcullock- house version. to 5.99 NOW 2.97 COATS and SUITS, vary spe­ lice. Celler amendment providing court Reds Aid Lumumba, j The compromise did not contain NOW 1.59 anything on the minimum wags cial group, rag. 17.50 to 39.95 Wednesday’s session is the only appointed referees for discrimi-- Washington, Aug. SO i/P)—VlceAvlrtcing the doctors to agree to one scheduled for this week. nation in voting registration C • * C IT* a figure. But Kennedy aaid it was 300 YARDS FABRIC. wida vari- publication of their diagnosis. cases. understood that if the coverage NOW 9.97 President Richard M. Nixon is Meanwhile, State Police Com- Havana, Aug, SO (IP)—^Ftounting aty, valuas to 1.69 yd. TOILET SEAT REPUCEMENTS, * Klein was said to have insisted missiorter Leo J. Mulcahy today Alao, voting for defeat of Sen­ hoviet Source Hints formula Wu accepted, his side junior 6-12, cadets 13-20, stu­ hospitalized with a knee Infection, Cuba’s "solidarity” with the Soviet entire stock, black, yellow, that everything possible he told prepared a third progress report ate motion, for fedei’al building would agree to a $1.15 wage floor. NOW 47e Yd. hut plans to keep busy working about Nixon's ailment—a stand dents 34-40. slight alteration blue, white, reg. 5.99 to 13.95 for LaBelle, bringing up to date funds and cut public housing pro­ Union, Fidel Castro early today The Senate bill, sponsored by charge. out campaign schedules .and that White House press secretary the status of the investigation. gram, for federal education aid to Leopoldville, The Congo, Aug.S’press does whatever it wants to called for a giant rally of the Cu­ Kennedy, calls for an Increase in SfORT SHOES, panliljt, class- NOW 3.99 fo 5.99 speeches he will use when he gets James C. Hagerty took when Pres­ Four more persons were ques­ states and local communities for 30 i.Pi — Comniunial newsmen ban people F’riday afternoon to an­ the present .$1 floor to $1.25 in ident Eisenhower three' times was do. American methods may work out In about two weeks. tioned after the two officials con­ classrooms, to override presiden­ hinted today the Congolese army in the United States but not in swer the declaration of San Jose. three steps. The House measure matas, California cobblers, stricken seriously. tial veto of annual matching $90 fixes e $1.15 minimum. Nixon was admittgij to' Walter ferred Monday and more were to is getting Red help in its efforts The Congo.” Tlie bearded pripie minister re­ sizes 4 to to. values to 11.99 ALL MEN'S SUMMER SUITS, BOYS' and GIRLS' SNEAKERS. BOUDOIR WASTEBASKET. De- Klein said Dr. Raymond Scalet- be interrogated today. million federal aid for sewage to strike down secession move­ Meanwhile, the government an­ affirmed his regime's ties .with The House itself, meanwhile, Reed Army Hospital y6‘4terday for tar of the Depart)iient of Medicine plants, for $1.25 minimum wage signaled that it was not minded to NOW 4.97 broken sizes, reg., long, stouts, famous U. S. maker, reg. to tecto, hand decorated, assort­ ■' antibiotic treatment of his left The reluctance of people to talk, ments in The Congo. nounced it intends to .submit for Riis.sia a.s he lashed out at the Or­ and Dr. John D. Blair, chief of through fear and other reasons, and coverage extention to retail Amid repoFls of preparations pailianient's approval on Sept. 1. ganization of American States accept a Senate vote of $190 mil­ knee, injured when he bumped an orthopedics, ordered Nixon to keep and sendee trades. reg. 37.50 to 59.95 4.75 NOW 2.8B ed colors, reg. 3.69 NOW 1.99 automobile door on a campaign trip has slowed down the investigation for war against rebellious Katan­ a law that would give more power (OAS) and the United Slates'dur­ lion extra for foreign aid. WOMEN'S SWEATERS. 100 % off his feet for about two weeks somewhat, according to the State's Voting for amendment on Far ga province, the newsmen said 100 to the pie.sidenl and premier be- ing a three hour and 15 minute NOW 19.97 to 29.97 to Greensboro. N.C., Aug. 17. as a precautionary measure. Attorney. West iiTigation project limiting Soviet tnicUs which arrived last cau.se of "an extraordinary situa­ harangue. (Continued on Paige Seven) virgin wool, savoral styles and slight altjeration charge. His press secretary, Herbert G. Castro boasted to a meeting of ALL RUBBER WELCOME Klein, said the hospitalization was Sen. Thniston B. Morton of Ken­ 160 acres the size of farms eligible week have been dispatched"io the tion" in the counlry. The two BOYS' HUSKY SLACKS, wash- teachers bound for new schools In colors. 42 to 46. reg. 8.99 and a precautionary measure to "'pre­ tucky, the GOP national chairman, for federal aid benefits; against a •interior.” would be authorized to make de- b MATS, reg. 98c NOW 69e able Hockmeyer corduroy, sol­ Sm iAL LAMES' ElOUSES, said he understood there was fear Police Hold Pair House resolution which would The hottest spot in the interior cision.s which originally were re­ the mountains of east Cuba that 10.99 NOW 5.90 vent any possible permanent in­ right now is Kasai Province, ad­ "we have had the honor and glory jury to the knee. the infection might spread to a Litchfield. Aug. 30 UPt— Slate limit federal regulatory authority served for parliament. MEN'S S U C K SALE, wash and ids and tweeds, 8-18. reg. 6.95 tailored and dressy, sizes 32 to cartilage if Nixon did not stay off joining Katanga. There soldiers of being the one to initiate the re­ Ni.xon is to keep off his feet, but Police today arrested the mother, over certain fields affecting labor Meanwhile, Lumumba faced a BASKET HANDSAGS, rope wear, sizes 30. to 50. reg. to and 7.95 NOW 2.99 44. reg. to 5.95 NOW 1.97 PLANT STANDS, decorated his feet. stepfather and aunt of a 27-year- organizations. of Premier Patrice Lumumba are bellion of America against the Bulletins is not expected to be confined to new challenge today in Kasai Pro­ Yankee empire." Klein said that other than the in­ old fugitive who was captured last All Congressmen, except Ko­ reported battling Baluba warriors Ijandles. reg. 5.99 NOW 1.97 9.95 NOW 5.77 white 3-shelf, reg. 5.95 bed. He is in the hospital’s spacious backing a secession campaign. vince, where his soldiers were re­ from the AP Wires fection in the knee, the Vice Presi­ week. walski, who didn’t vote on it, I He charged the United States presidential suite, where President dent “has no complication." There was talk of troop concentra­ ported battling tribal warriors used its proposed $500-minion-aid reg. to 16.95 NOW 7.77 NOW 2.99 TTlie relatives of Walter Goode were rated, "right” in voting for BOYS' J[ACKETS, poplin, tar- UDIES* JANTZEN SWIM­ Eisenhower recuperated from two "H e'has no fever and continues tions in areas bordering Katanga. backing the secessionist move program for Latin America and JOAN MARIE BULKY SWEAT- major illnesses. were charged with Interference an emergency Home (Ownership there. poon, chino. broken sizes 6-20. SUITS, final clearance, several to be in excellent physical condi- with the apprehension of a criml- According to information reach* its allocation of the 7(X),000 tons of GERMAN SWEEPS DIVIHO ERS. variety of styles and knits DECORATED TISSUE BOXES. The unexpected change of plans, tion,” the press secretary said in a ^al. Ing Leopoldville from Kasai, for­ U.N. forces meanwhile planned sugar cut from Cuba’s quota sold to Rome, Aug. 80 (JP) 0«nmany*e 200 REG. WEIGHT SUCKS, which caught both Republicans and (Continued on Page Seven) lined and unlined, rag. 7.95 to styles. 10 to 16. reg. to 18.95 statement he read to a news con-1 of $250 each was set for eign' experts are helping the Con­ to take over control today of Bel- the United States to buy the San Ingrid Kramer eompletad n 34 to 40. reg. 8.99 and 10.99 assorted colors, reg. 3.00 Democrats by surprise, forced can­ golese assemble mobile Invasion griuni s big Kamlna military base sweep of the weraea% diving sizes 28 to 50. reg. 8.95 to 12.95 NOW 3.99 ference. i Goode’s mother, Mrs. ., Mildred Jose declaration. In the declara­ NOW 5.97 cellation of a number of appear­ in Katanga Province. The last of events In the Olympic Oaenea to­ NOW S.90 NOW 1.59 In response to questions he said Roth. 45 and his stepfather. Del- unila. Their nationality w-as not tion 19 member nations of the OAS 16.95 NOW 5.77 ances the Vice President had ar­ specified. the Belgian combat troops at the j joined yesterday in denouncing So- day, once more defenttng Amert- ranged for the next two weeks. the injury was not malignant. He mar Roth, 41, Watertown: and his said the whole knee waa swollen. Unconfirmed reports spoke of ra’e favored Paula geea.pdpe &t JOAN MARIE SUM SKIRTS. RECHARGEABLE PUSHLITE Nixon had kept a aeries of ap­ aunt, Jenny Gallagher, 64, Oak- a group of Czechoslovak officera BOYS'SFORT SHIRTS, many U D IES' JAM AICAS and BER­ Other than th? withdrawal of vini. News Tidbits (Continued on Pag Seven) (Continued on Page Three) Santa Ana, Oallf. I t e bloe'eyed 100% wool flannels, checks, pointments yesterday and although who allegedly arrived in The Con­ IT-year-old blonde from O rw MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS, entire types, 6 to 20. reg. 2.50-3.00 MUDAS, plaids and stripes, 10 and BATTERY, reg. 2.99 he mentioned the Injury, he had fluid, Klein aaid there had been no Goode, formerly of Waterbary, operation. He said Nixon walked Culled front AP Wires go last week. den added the 10-meter (SS-f«ot) tweeds, 8 to 18. reg. 8.99 to balance — famous name. s. m. NOW 1.57 NOW 1.99 said It would not Interfere with his had eluded state and local police "1 can asaure you the Congo­ platform title to the' S-metor to 14. reg. 3.99 to 8.99 into the hospital. for more than three is'eeks until his ' 12.99 NOW 5.90 campaigning. He told newsmen lese are not doing it themselves,” springboard crown the haa won I and ex-1, rag to 5.00 NOW 99e the skin on his knee was broken (ConUnned on Page Five) State Comptroller Ra}rmond S. a Soviet source said. Saturday. In each cnee Mrik NOW 1.97 24;' BARBECUE GRILL, crank- and a lump had formed. (GonUnuedon Page Seven) Albert Kalonji, head of the se­ U2 Spy Flight Justified, BOOK CLOSEOUT. 25% off on BOYS' WOOL SUCKS^ many Thatcher named chairman of lunch­ Pope, a 25-yMu--old housewife^ adjustable, draft control, reg. Teats made after fluid was with­ eon for U.S. Senator Lyndon B. cession movement in Kasai, charg­ was second. The U.S. had wen all! varieties, junior 8-12, cadet drawn from the knee Saturday dis­ ed last week that three Czecho­ the high diving event In seven PRE.TKN SUMMER' DRESSES. 10.99 NOW S.99 Johnson, Democratic vice presiden- MEN'S CARTERS WORK- 13r20. reg. 5.95 to 11.95 special rack 100,% cottons and closed what Klein said the doctors tlla nominee. Sept. 9 at Statler- slovak officers led The Congo Law Student Unit Told consecutive Olympics starttag tal V '' called • "hemolytic staphylococcus Hilton in Hartford . . . New York forces thst captured the diamond 1924.. CHILDREN'S PLAYCLOTHES. CLOTHES, broken sizes and NOW 3.99 to 6.90 nylons. 8 to 16. rag to 14.99 aureus.” Bias Violence Flares; City police and firemen beset with center of Bakwanga. capital of his BUSHEL CLOTHESBASKET, ’’mineral stale." He said they special table assortment, sizes styles, reg. to 4.69 ' NOW 1.59 NOW 3.99 This is an organism that causes mounting official concei;n over the Washington, Aug. .30 (JP)—A^could be taken as a waiver of any KAIL WALKOUT ENM plastic lined splint wood. reg. Infection destroying red blood cells. practice of outside Jobs as investi­ arrived in The Congo disguised as Elkhart, Ind., Aug. SO (^PV—An 1-3, 3-6x. values to 2.95 ^ 2 for 3.00 Sometimes called the “Golden technicians. specialist in International law aaid claim of sovereignty violation. BOYS' BELTS, many varieties, 3.49 NOW 1.97 Integration Rules Due gation costa one policeman his Job, today he believes an impartial “Further,’’ he said, “ Russia her­ overnight walkout of New Yotfc NOW 97e Bug,” it s'bmetimea is difficult to brings disciplinary action against Mystery shrouded activity in Centml rallroadmeu ended this treat with antibiotic drugs. the giant Congolese army camp court would uphold the U2 spy self launched the first satellite reg. 1.00 NOW 37c FAMOUS NAME L A D I E S' two more, and leads to suspension flight over Russia as justified. and has. sent others over the Unit­ morning, promising ihunedinto If It is confined to the skin of the of two firemln. Leopold II in the capital. Accord­ resumption of direct molallnn REGAL RAM SUPER STRAW. MEN'S SUMMER SPORTS T-TOPS. plain and stripe cot­ Vz GA L CONTINENTAL GRIP- knee, experts said It would not be By THE ASSOCIATED PKESS <»of ftores, causing damage estimat- ing to various reports, more than Charles S. Rhyne, a former ed States constantly—as has the Academy of Motion Picture Arts president of the American Bar passenger and freight train CAPS, reg. to 1.50 NOW 47e ton knits, s. m. I. reg. 2.99 to KOTE WAX, 6 months floor serious. But if it reached the knee Violence flared early today de­ ed at $4,815. Several failed to ex­ 100 Russians are in the camp. U.S.A. over Russia—every fpw 100% rayon, 125 yard spools spite emergency police powers or'-" plode or burned harmlessly out­ and Sciences votes to accept ABC Assn, and now chairman o f the minutes for the past two years traffic between Chlcogn ang BOYS' SUMMER PAJAMAS, Joint'it could be more serious. If it network’s bid of $561,000 a year Congolese Information Minister 3.99 NOW99C wax. reg. 2.69 NOW 2.19 invaded the bloodstream it would dered to curb the racial outbreaks side the establishments. ABA Special Committee on World with no one protesting that these Niew York. Pteketing brolm np for bags, hats, blouses, etc. wash end wear, short sleeve, for U.S. and - Canadian rights to Anlcet Kashamura confirmed that carry -with It potential danger of that ^hrve plagued Jacksonville. A small cross was burned in a Peace Through Law, discussed the Just as a court Injunction nwvn reg. 69c NOW 17« ALL MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS, Fla., with fire bombings and televise a n . broadcast the Oscar some Russians on various missions legal aspects of the U2 incident in (Continued on Page Five) was threatened by NYC a ttw knee length. 8 to 14. reg. 2.95 brain, lung, kidney or liver dam­ Jackson'viUe suburban neighbor­ awards for the next five years . . . s. m. I. reg. to 5.95 NOW 1.77 1 QT. CONT1NINTAL GRIP- age. shootings. hood whei'ia a Negro man sleeps In are hoqsed there. a speech prepared for the Ameri­ four carloads of offtclala ar­ NOW 1J 9 SUMMER SKIRTS. 10 to 16. rag. The first death of the current Stubborn fire takes New Haven According to a Communist can Law Student Assn. rived by special train frepe REGAL RAM CORDCT, cot- KOTE WAX. reg. 1.19 It was reported that Klein, who a garage room behind his white bridge at Providence out of com­ trouble came w'hen policemen re­ source willing to talk to weslem- "I believe that an impartial court Cleveland. An eastbomd frd g h t 5.99 and 7.99 NOW 1.59 did not announce Nixon’s hospital­ employer’s house. mission and causes damage esti­ ton/rayon for handbags, rag. NOW S9e ization until four hours after it.oc­ turned gunfire and a car carrying The new outbreaks in Jackson­ ers, Soviet newsmen have been would hold that Russia’s secret ABA Debates was the only other tmln wUbh curred, had some difficulty in con- mated at several thousand dollars. asked to stay out of bars and res­ ‘closed’ society coupled with her got through last night dariag 45c NOW 7e MEN'S WASH ond WEAR BOYS' ^ R T SHIRTS, broken two Negroes crashed into a utility ville came despite emergency po­ Secretary o.f State (Kristian A. pole. lice powers invoked by Mayor taurants here, and make them­ threats based upon her atomic, the* protest demoaetratlea ROBES, cotton, s. m. I. reg to sizes, knits and woven, rag. to SPECIAL UNIFORM GROUP, MYSTIC FOAM CLEANER, Herter returns from 'Western hem­ selves generally inconapiclous. satellite and ICBM developments, against toe firing of aa ISk- In Buford, Ga., some 25 miles Haydon Burns. He banned street isphere foreign ministers confer­ World Court 36" CHINTZ FABRIC, solid and 5.95 NOW 3.99 2.95 NOW 2 for 1.00 nurse and waitress, brokan-A_, 72 gallon upholstery and rug northeast of Atlanta, a r o c k- gatherings of m^re than four per­ Soviet and o.Uier Communist and her announced plans for world iMu-t brakeman. ence and terms the meeting "evi­ correspondents continued writing domination justifies a defensive printed, reg. 79c and 98c yd. Negro Reports throwlng racial fight Monday sons and unnecessary auto traffic dence of solidarity’’ in the Ameri­ Washington, Aug. 30 (IPi— Ad­ sizes, rag. to 12.99 NOW 2.99 cleaner, reg. 1.69 NOW 67e articles glorifyihg the Lumumba measure like U2,” Rhyne aaid. GOV. BROOKS CRITIGAL ' night brought about the arrest of following fights and vandalism cas . . . Two Air Fpree pilots, in ministration efforts to win unquali­ NOW 37e two dozen white youths and about over the weekend...... government. He also expressed the belief that IJacoln, Neb., Aug. 90 UB—<3«v. MEN'S ROBE and PAJAMA BOYS' WALKING SHORTS, the midst of a simulated trip to the Bucli a court would rule that the fied .y.S. acceptance of the world On Soviet Bias an equal number of Negroes. Burns refused official sanction “Your government perhaps also Ralph Brooks of Nehmokn tea 5RASS .. 50WL. PLANTERS. moon at School of Aviation Medi­ flight of an unarmed plane over' 'court provided the No. 1 contro­ COnON LOOPED RUGS, non- SET, wash and wear, knee wash and wear, solids and SPECIAL RACK SUMMER The outbreaks came as New Or­ to a request from the Jackson­ cine in San Antonio, Texas, break is behind Lumumba,” a Russian versy today at the annual meeting “ rallied somewlwt’’ and la raat- 5" reg. 1.98 / NOW 1.39 Bonn, Germany, Aug. 30 {JP) — leans looked toward U.S. District newsman told an American re­ Russian territory "is not an ag­ Ing comfortably, “ but la attn gi length, short sleeve, sizes A to plaids, 6 to iS. reg. 2.95 and DRESSES, broken sizes, 5 to ville Ministerial Alliance for a bi- the record for time spent in a gressive act within the meaning of the American Bar Assn. skid back, several colors, “The Russians say we are mon­ .(3oui- Judge J. Skelly Wright for make-beliei’e apace ship. porter. "The difference is that our serious conditim,’’ his phystaifili D. reg. 10.95 NOW 5.99 6" reg. 2.98 NOW Z.19 racial committee to iron out the of the Ufiited Nations charter.” Whether, the ABA ^ould sup­ reported today. Broohs, A, tea- 36x60. reg. 5.99 NOW 3.97 3.95 NOW 1.97 24»/i. rag. to 10.99 NOW 2,99 keys and not human,” an .African a decision on a plea for delay In troubles. He said such commit­ Komsomolskaya Pravda says press writes about Lumumba’s port or oppose the administration 8" reg. 3.98 NOW 2.99 student told a news conference his orders td Integrate the city’s A Russian court earlier this pitallsed last Tuesday wHIi' n tees In other towns have resulted two of multitude of young Rus­ popularity and you write about month convicted the U2 pilot. position, set forth by President Ei­ virus condition which has alloel- here after two years in Moscow. first grades and as Delaware senhower in a talk to the lawyers In integration. sians who hang around central Americans who were beaten up by Francis Gary Powers, of spying and ed his heart, apparently te d teea RIVERDALE DRAPERY Pi^BRIC, The attitude of the Russian man school authorities were under yesterday, was a subject of debate ALL MEN'S STRAW HATS, ALL BOYS' SWIM THUNKS, WOMEN'S WASH and WEAR 19" TABLE LAMPS, Venetian The Georgia Incident .began Moscow and make deals with tour­ The Congolese. It should not be sentenced him to 10 years loss of recovering satlsfaotorfly, hot te 200 yds. 48". solid and prints, in the street toward African Ne­ court order to speed up Integra­ when Negroes reportedly hurled ists have been arrested a* Ameri­ too hard to guess wpere Lumum­ in hotel corridors and closed com­ took a sudden turn for the weejee many styles, broken sizes, rag. broken sizes 6-18. reg. 1.95 and DUSTER, nylon or cotton. 10 to pottery base, parchment groes is 'orie of arrogant paternal­ tion of their schools. Hberty. mittee sessions. The climax prob­ rag. 1.69 and 1.98 NOW 97e stones at cars occupied by white can Intelligence Agents . . .In­ ba’s sympathy will go. Rhyne said “ Mankind will have early today and hi# condltkn waa to 6.50 N O W n c 2.95 NOW 99< 16. rag. to 10.99 NOW 3.77 ism. Michel A 3dh, 28, of Togo said The Negro man killed In Jack- youths on the Main Street of the terstate Commerce Commission is "This is a struggle between two ably will come tomorrow in an open deaerfbed as c r it i^ . shades, reg. 4.99 NOW 2.97 yesterday. "They say ‘You have profited greatly”_lf the U2 episode meeting of the ABA House of Dele­ Bonville waa not identified. Police small community. The white hoping for sp ^ y wrspup of Its power blocs. Our press has a role “triggers steps toward the formu­ much trouble... just come to us gates. The two committees already officers who fired at the car in youths chased the Negroes Into Inquiry into operations of New in the struggle, whereas your lation of new law rules for over­ TANKER RAMS TUO and we get rid o f the colonialiata have taken opposite stands on the which he waa riding said he had the Negro section and continued Haven Railroad as hearings con­ flights of unarmed aircraft and New York, Aug. 88 Gn — A for you. . . we will machinegun issue.. not been shot. A companion, iden­ the battle until police arrived. tinue In New Haven . . . Draft new rules for the operation of tugboat reapoodlng to a aall tar ^ em .’ ” tified as Willie Green, 44, Jack­ The^^rleans Pariah (county) resolution of African Nations Con­ Eisenhower asked the law group Just Can’t Win satellites over other nations.” to reaffirm a 1948 policy state­ aid from a tanker in fveaelieroni The young Ne^o first went to sonville, said he did not know the school board asked Wright to de­ ference urges Congolese Premier Hell Gate currents waa 'rananei SAVE 40.00 SAVE Moscow in J957 to attend a Com­ dead man. They met in ar bar and Were an American lawyer to ment calling for repeal of legisla­ SAVE lay for weeks to one year his Patrice Lumumba to cooperate by a second tanker tola (T) 70.00 SAVE 65.00 SAVE defend this country in a lawsuit tion known aa the (^mially R ^ r - 50.00 30.00 munist youth festival.' He went decided to ride around and “ raise Los Angeles, Aug. 30 (Ab— May 16 order to Integrate all New closely With United Nations, high­ big. The tug was femed to beeieR A pedestrian angrily shouted baaed on the U2 flight, Rhyne vetlon.Thla reservation allows the back In 1958 to study the Rus­ hell,’’ Green told police. Orleans public schools’ first grade ly placed African sources say. nearby. Five mt tte iOg*a sian language for one year and An attendaint at the service sta­ at a motorist who had narrow­ said, he could raise new and novel United States to decide In advance classes. The board said it wanted State Supreme Court justice ly missed him. Tihe car legal questions. " on a caee-by-case baeia whether it were taken off by poHeal en the mam floor OD: the mam flocHr on the towor floor then take courses in dlplomecy. tion fired upon by the Negroea time to implement any plan of in­ dismisses petition by George Lin­ find three othera eapai on the 2nd floor on the lowtf^oor He said Soviet university of­ narrowly escaped death. A bullet stopped. The driver unwrapped For example, he said, the law­ will be bound by the findings of tegration. coln Rockwell, sell-styled com­ yer might ask how far up into AH were repotred In ; ficials then told him he could not hit a platolhewascarrylng zbbbb a .23-caliber rifle from a cloth the World Court. I In Philadelphia, the U.S. 8rd mander of American Nazi Party, space does national sovereignty tlon. The tanker t study diplomacy but must study hit a pistol he was carrying in his cover and fired. Hie President said, in effect, that Circuit Court of Appeals reaf­ to compel New York City to let extend, whether the U2 wee en thla sets a bad example for the rest rammlag ateamed medicine, which waa what he had pocket and then punctured a can The pedestrian, CHav Johan- firmed its July 19 ruling that him speak in Union Square . . . nosaen. 27, dropped to the act of seK defense sanctioned by of the world when the United the aoeoe wito pettRil studied for threq years at Rouen of oil in the same pocket- Delaware's rnde-a-year plan was President Eisenhower labels aa puraolt. Hewavar, University In France. street yoaterday with, a buuet the UX. charter and whether Statea is attempting to take the F ire bomba — keroaenc flUafi too slow and onlered a modified waatoB erlmtoal act bombing owerfUghte by an unarmed plane MPtt bifOMSi *1 wanted to switch to dlplo- In the lower book. Tlia uniden­ lead In eatahllahlng a world rule at t. a. heuia k son {. w. halt ee. main street, manchaster ghuM bottles w ith wlcke aom«- plan be prepared for full iatecA- which JciUod Jordan's Premier tified driver m ed off. Johail- oonstitute aggression. - law. to a halt (Bad < nraee referred to ae Ifolotov eeek- H a m Kliijhli and 10 other par- nesean’s eondltien Is listed ss Rliyne sold Russia’s failure to ----^ m Fng* Vliw), toUa — were thm m st • auather profi^ sgslaat ssrllsr m flights / J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1960 PAGB PAOT TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 80; 1960 country of "moat heroic and rev­ and Roland DlXon, 22, of - Ware­ olutionary, anti-imperialist feel­ Rockville-V ernon South Windsor house Port,,,failure to display reg­ Andover Castro Flaunts istration plates, judgement sus­ Tomkiel Waits Ruling ing” that has suffered much from N o tic e pended. Sheinwold on Bridge military tyrants and "exploita­ Oraas a Problem Ties with Reds tion by Yankee monopolies.” Private Contractor to Make Woman’s Club 35 New Voters A five minute chant o f "Out” and W E W t a H * This summer’s heavy growth of On Little Cross-Filing "Cuba Si, Yankees no” greeted the orJiTlNSIVE SIONAD < (Coattamed tram Page One) CLOSID grass caused by the heavy rain­ East daakf first mention of the United States 2 More Rubbish Pickups Sets Program fall proved to be. no bargain as ■far Added to List TIPS OFF DECLARER Both si, pionship, I adjoining property. It wa.s granted will be held in the Hebron elemen­ nal his distribution and his Connecticut in 1968, completing de­ 3. What Is your opinion on ttnictsA latBy deatted. j tihe city. will bring the club season to a diamond if y ou ' use standard crisis” for the Latin American change ambassadors and that a The alderman voted 7 To 3 The two teams play again to­ for two years with .the stipulation tary school auditorium at 8 p.m. strength if he could. Like many gree requirements begun 43 years the need for additional rec- close In May. today. Mr.s. Raye Culver of Cov­ bidding methods. The hand Is Just signatories and cited the leftist Cuban delegation will leave for against .making eollectlons from night at Henry Park, starting at that it jneet the requirements of good players, West would " play barely worth an opening bid. If earlier at Dartmouth College. 'reation facilities ? Specifical­ riot last night in Caracas, Ven­ S51.00 Some other major events of the State Police. entry will direct the ooB[iedy Bowers, like former Demo­ ly, comment on; P.Vongyang shortly to negotiate a commercial establishments in the ■ 6 o'clock. high-low with an even number of you use the Kaplan-Shelnwold ezuela, In which seven persons trade treaty. 1 In regular league play, the VFW. year will be a Christmas dance; John J. Mitchell, 90 Brookfield scheduled by the Podium Players cards in a suit but would play cratic Director Walter Mahoney, a. Immediate replacement of city. Alderman John Srhliphack. collection of paper covered books, "weak notrump” open with 1 NT, Were wounded. He praised Ven- The new pact calls for exchange I finished first to earn the Olson St., may erect a 4 by 6 ft. sign for fall production. low-high with an odd number of has long been on the outs with his playgrounds lost through relo­ WELDON DRUG GO. John Yaskulka and Luther Troo- old eye glasses for the needy, and showing balanced distribution and eeuela, whose foreign minister of cultural and sports groups and ton favored romniereial pickups. trophy. The PAC finished third. at that address to advertise his Thespians from Andover, He­ cards. , party organization: cation of Rt. 6; and AatheelMd stamps for veterans: a spring bron and Marlborough are invited 12 to 14 points in high cards. tried unsuccessfully to water down cooperation In press and radio proj­ It was their contention these I The American Legion finished oil business. This permit Is for Apparently, West had an odd Uttle, however, is a member of b. Additional swimming N i BtAiM m ^ -m *-m u fashion show; b|by sitting on elec­ two years .with the stipulation that to try for the parts which include < Copyright 1960, General Fea- pools. the San Jose declaration, as ects. esUblishnients pay taxes and are 1 second in Ihe league and BIlow number of spades and an even ttires Corp.). the Republican Town Committee. Entitled to the service. ' Builders third, hut these two tion day; assisting in'health drives the sign b? unllghted. good rolek for both young and number of clubs. What’s more. and many others. Special feaUire The Public Building Commisajon older male and female players. He decided to primary after los­ Garbage and jnnk collection has ■ tesms were eliminated In a play­ West seemed to have something ing the Committee's endorsement of the season will be a traveling may erect a 5 b.v 8 ft. sign at Wap- ALPOA Annual Dinner' Plays « p s been an expensive item for the off. good In clubs. With six worthless for State representative last week. Four Face Court bulletin board being Introtliiced by plng Elementary School to list The home-baked ham and bean !c:Ui city since the dump was ordered RM-elvM Safety Award clubs, West might have started a Now thru Sat. He tried for nomination to a sim­ gic: closed last month because it was a members of the Fine Arts Corri- naine.s of contractors working on dinner for the Andover Lake Prop­ credit for absences that week will high-low, but he would have used liSUi I The Vernon Public Safety De­ the 8-room school addition there ilar post in 1958 but lost, as did On Dog Charges health hazard, Alderman John mlttee. erty Owners’ Assn. (ALPOA) be given the following Monday. the four and then the three for mm partment has received a plaque Anyone desiring information Double Attraction Mahoney for a Democratic Di­ BAd.y said there is only $fi.683 left in recngnttlon of no pedeatrlan Wolves Win Saturday will be served at 5:30 and Since the lunch program will be this purpose. about membershii) may call Mrs. 6:.30p,m. in operation on the first day of BROADWAY HIT rector seat In that year. Four arrests were made by Dog In Oils years $36,000 Health I>e- fatalities In Vernon for the sixth The South Windsor Wolves beat These signals told East all about John O'Briant, '7H Highview Rd.^ Tickets may be obtained from school. Sept. 7, payment will be In the primaries Sept. 17, Bow­ Warden Lee Fracchia recently on Hiili partment budget. year In a row. The plaque waa the Broad Brook Cardinals on the West’s distribution, but the in­ Mrs. Robert C’ralg, or Mrs. Theo­ members of b^et Board of Direc­ made then for three days. Weekly TENNESSEE WILLIAMS ers will be out to dislodge one of various charges. Hill The city's garbage is being col­ pre.sented to Chief Constable Ed­ latter’s baseball field Sunday 3-9 formation was far more useful to the following endorsed Republican dore Klein, R2 Ronda Dr. behind 2-hlt pitching by Billy tors: Charley E r s k 1 n e, Harry pa.vments will begin Sept. 12. 11 II Jeannette A. Izzo of 229 W. Cen­ lected and taken to a pig farm mund F. Dwyer on Friday by South. He led the jack of clubs Director candidates; Former May­ Littlefield. This was the first game Wood.s. Wilson Carroll, John Mc­ The cost per child will be 30 Baby Doll ter St. was charged with keeping iiiii; in Manchester. The problem has Bernard .1. Ackerman, chairman C’oiirt Cases through West, capturing the queen or Hwold A. Turklngton, Atty. an unlicensed dog. Fracchia said Judge Benedict A. Kupchiino.s 4n Babe^Ruth League play-off.s for Laughlin, Robert Wright, Ed cents a day with a half-pint of Maybe two are better than one. Wilber Little (right), seeking nomination to a seat In Connect- ^zmara^^sky liiji! lain in rubbish disposal. The City of the Slate Safety Commission, and nine on the same trick. Then the Tobacco Valley championships. Keesler, Benjamin SanGiacomo, milk at morning recess and a sec­ And Thomas Bailey, Atty. Robert Gor­ the dog was struck by a car, hid in Public Works Department made Dwyer has been Invited to a din­ disposed of 10 rases, all Involving Our Producers Origtnal don, Francis DellaFera, Eric An­ a cellar and he called to take it cut’s General Assembly, hands Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel two petitions authorizing his nqme to liii motor vehicle law; charges, at Mon­ The two team.s will play again Walter Ford and Charles Phelps ond bottle with lunch. be entered In both the Republican and Democratic primaries in Manchester Sept. 19. One petition collertions after the dump was ner and ceremony to be held In The annual meeting will be held derson, and Donald S. Conrad. to the veterinarian. closed and was Allowed to rail Hartford soon. It will be sponsored day night’s Town Court session. Sunday at St. Francis field in the Lunch periods for all>'children "A BOXER WITHOUT Upon examining the animal, he \ holds the signatures of over 50 Republicans, and the other those of over 50 Democrats. However, second game of Ujo -two out of at 8 p.m. Little will be hoping for enough it still hadn’t been legally determined today whe ther Little, a Republican, can carry out his plan the rubbish to the Manchester by the State Safety Commission to Found gtillty of speeding and are 30 minutes long. Each class sits votes to dislodge either Atty. John found it to be unlicensed. has a staff of Highly Qualified throe series. If nece.ssary a third Bulletin Board together and the teacher eats with AN OPPONENT" to cross-file. (Herald Photo by Pinto). Towti Dump. Bottlcello carted Ihe honor towns which have set safety fined $30 each were: John R. Shea Jr. or Lawrence Rikef, Re­ Mrs. Doris M. Holmes of 45 Vic rrii! refuse to the Kast Hartford In- records. Justus, 28. of Thornp.snnvllle, with game will he played Labor Day The la.st of the Wednesday night his cla.ss.- Kitchen personnel this toria Rd. and Louis Fazzino of on a field to be selected later. movies for young people for this year are Mr.s. Ruth Munson, as­ Kdna Ffrbpr*« publican endorsed General As­ iiiiii rinerator where he paid s fee. HtMupllal Note* $12 remitted; Raymond P. Wit- sembly candidates, or else either 16 Lincoin St. were arrested when og of 30 O’Leary Dr.-, who was smallpox, diphtheria, and at least kowskl. 24. of Thompsnnville; and season will be held tomorrow at 8 sistant manager; Mrs. Doris "THE ICE PALACE" SOMERS Shoe Experts TTie possibility of locating a Admitted .vesterday: Patil Price, Atty. Irving Aronson or Atty. their dogs engaged in a fight. Mrs. charged with keeping an unlicensed Registration Set one polio shot. i l Vincent Grant, 48, of Hartford. Manchester Evening Herald p.m. in the Red Barn. Tlie movies Hutchinson and Mrs. Nancy Mc­ In Color Holmes waa charged with keeping dump site has grown dimmer, the 78 Davis Ave.; Mrs. Annette Kichard Burton - Robert R.tar David Barry on the Democratic To be eligible for kindergarten Grant, who had been involved in an .South Windsor correspondent, El­ are under the nianageiiicnt of Guire. an unlicensed dog. while Fazzino dog. iiiiii Council learned from Corp. Coun­ Humphrey, RFD I, West Wlllfng- Cliarles Earskine, ALPOA enter­ 7:55 STOCK THEATER slate if it is determined Litths can jFor NeW' Pupils admission, the child must be five aecideni, was also fined $9 for more 41. Kiimham, telephone M it­ ---f— Also was charged allowing his dog to All four will be presented In sel Harvey 'ynnre, who said aiea Inn; .Mrs. IJIIIsn Newbury, 72 Vil­ tainment chairman. ROUTE 26—SOMERS, CONN. be entered in both party prlmarfiss. years old on or before Jan 1. To be iii lage ,st.: ,Mra. Alice Hanson, RFD operating without a license. chell 4-0671.. Manchester Evening Herald .An­ roatn. court Friday. town officials are cold to the idea Die weekly fire drill for the Vol­ dover eorre*ipondenf, .Mrs. Paul "CIRCUS STARS" Mahoney will hope to replace eligible for first grade admission, iiiiii 2. Vernon. * An Kast Hartford man. Nicholas (t:45-lD:15 For Reservation Call Fracchia aays this is the fourth Fracchia said he has been told Registration of new pupils In srjHi of Rockville and Vernon loiating unteer Fire Department will be I). I'fanstiehl, telephone Pilgrim one of the endorsed Democratic the child must be six years old on Births vesterdsy: q\vin boys to R. De Roma, 47 of 34 Pine St., >Ved.. “ THE APARTMENT’* Rlvervlpw 9-4452 time since April 1 that he has ar­ by the town clerk’s office that dog elementary schools may be han­ AND A TREMENDOUS STOCK OF s dump In one of the towns. Yonce held at 6:45 p.m. tomorrow at the 2-68.56. Director candidates: Atty. Wil­ rested Mrs. Holmes. The three license sales are 400 under the or before Jan. 1. said he has one option for s site •Mr. and Mrs. Robert SIders, RFD found guilty on three charges, was Boland Families firehouae. dled 'Thursday in the school of­ 2, Rockville. fined $12 for illegal passing, $fl for liam Collins, Alice Lamenzo, previous times were for allowing number of licenses sold at this time Any parent who Is unsure of in Vernon, but no public hearing The library will he open from 7 Philip Freedman, John Hutchin­ her dog to roam. She was fined a last year, and he anticipates mak­ fices from 9 a.m. to noon. which school his child will attend has been scheduled on this site yet Birth today: A flaiighter to ,Mr. passing a traffic .signal, with judge­ to 9 p.ih. today. A number of spe­ and .Mrs l>on Bassett. Egypt Rd., ment sii.spended on Ihe third cliarge Attend lleunion son, Theodore Powell, or Francis total of $18 on these charges. ing a number of arrests for un­ Each pupil should bring his should call the superintendent’s SIZES AND WIDTHS The Council agived hiring Bot- cial books from the Central Book Mahoney. Also arrested was Dorothv Pler- licensed dogs In the near future. birth certificate and proof of office. j:::;: Kllinglon. . „ of failure to raiiy iogi.«tration Collection of the .State Department Starts Tomorrotv! UiiH ticello at this time was the only Five .Malichc.ster re.sident.s and soluliom Another siigge.slion that Dl.scharged yeaterday: Mrs. Cim- < n il flea te, of Education are available. MAM5F/BLD(f^ Kids Under 12 Free! I JCT.3I-32.WIU.IMANT I^ t;^ the Public Works Department slnncc McAllister and son. Camp- tilher dispo.sit ions Incliidcd: .lark tlieif faiiiilic.s attended a- reunion .School Registration .Set IRJ •w tiM Chng MfMwv Ihow la MhK SunUn. NBC-TV TO FIT CHILDREN PROPERLY hell A\'c., Vemoii: .Mrs, Evelyn Cnl- handle rubbish was vetoed when .Manns. 28. of Hartford, passing a of the Boland familie.s at a picnic The ofTice of the c- J e m e n t a r y • “ POLLYANNA” STARTS 8:15—COME EARLYl ,|al( and son, RFD 2. Tolland: .Mrs. red iraffle .signal, fined .$9; Adolph Starts Totnorroii'I Foreman Rugene .loselln said hi.s Sunday at Hmlwen Park, Worce.s- school will be open all day Sept. 6. .Nancy Bertsi he ami aon, .'<8 Spring (' -Snyder, I I, 79 Edmond St , for the registration of^chiidren who THE YEAR’S department has other work and SI : Janies MrGowan. Regsn St.; ter, Atn.sa. could not devote three days a week •Manrhester, illegal pa.ssing, ftried have moved to town since the close •Mis Ethel .Skinner, .Skinner Rd., $18; Vl’htcnt 1. Hansen, l'2. of Thoma.s Boland, Fraru is Boland. just to rubbish collerilnn. of school and for those .who have JACKIEMMON B E S n i Vernon. Thompsoi^ ille. pa.ssing » red traffic Richard Bidand, Robert Boland, BEST SELLER Reject Ijind Hid not yet registered for Grade 1. light, fined $fl: Dorothy S. .lohnson, a'nd John Rolanil. their wive.s and A different method of payment The Council rejerled a .$70tl bid., $ernon and Tale4iM\llle news Is 42: of Thomp.sonville. ilk-gal paa.s- rhildren were among lir of the the onlv one received for a piece handlisl throiigli The Herald's will be used for the school lunch UniiirMHin Ing, fined .$12: Peter Perno.' 12, 197 de.sccndauta of tlie original four program this .year which will les­ of city-owned property on Ham­ Ritrk\llle Riirenii. !> \\. .Main ,S(., t'oyne Trailer Village .Soiitli Wind­ luothers and a Bi.ster of the Boland mond St Mavnr Flaherty said he telephone TRemont .'l-.’lMg. sen the paper-work and make tt KM)S TO.MOHT sor, p,ssslng a stop sign, fined $9; family in alleiulaiice. Menjhers of easier to keep accurate records. Ends Tonight: “ Time Machine”—"Rob Bank of England" felt the bid for the property was the family from ( "onnecticiit and ‘I(’K PAI.ACK” 8 too low. The iCniim il is studying all Payments must be made in ad­ "CHANCK .MKKTI.NG” 8:30-10:40 a SUNDAY—HOLIDAY SPECIAL'’PROGRAM • .Ma.H.snchu.set t.s were among the vance each Monday morning, and City-owned land to determine what giic.st.M. SHOE It should keep or sell. One pei.son liiH'k villc- Vf»rnon The yoimge.st de.sccndant was who offered t|ie city $1,800 for the 6-iiionth-(dd Daniel Michael Bo­ Hammond SI. proprity. only to be land, .son of Mr. and .Mrs. Francis Shoes for BOYS Shoes for GIRLS fold he must hid on il, ha.s sini e de- Boland, 39 Stephen St.; and the ■ cided not to attempt to buy the eldest member of the family |)res- property. Rady, Oriowski Dispute ent was Thomas Boland, ilavcrhill, Alderman Pitkat was aiiltionzed .Maas, tn determine wlmt the eiistom has been in the past about rliarging Over Sunliiie Lot Dust property owners for Itooking ii[i to EAST ritv sewerage Itne--- Pitkat s.iid l,e waa not certain if the , i.l v m.stall.s A licalcd ili.spiitp lirnke out at loggerheads over a triangular sewerage lines and Ihei; holil- a the Cily Cmmcil meeting last night puv e of the property between the You couldn’t pick a better time to buy your new Chevrolet like what Chevy’s got just as much as everybody else, hearing for property owners or ; het'.'.een two aldermen over rliiat "boardwalk’ and the lyadcr I blow In^. ng the parking lot adja- (or CHEVROLETthan right now when more people are buying (Especially the money you’ll save.) Check your dealer vice versa. - ■ hnllding In .lune Sunline went to Corvidr) ; cell! (o the "BoMi-d\\*alk ’ properl.N’ He noted that ,>ne Vernon A\e, the eoiirta for a temporary In- nil E .Main .St ( OLOK them than ever before. Chances iu-e good you’re going to on the details while there’s still a wide choice of models. tU:i: resident wemW-diave to pay $H - I Aldernii|n .lohn Rady complained Jiinelion against Rady interfering with work on a ramp lo the park­ "ICE PALACE" 000 if he hooks ii'ji' tt, ttie city's I lo the ('ouinil tlial Ihe owner of rho. sanitary sewer lines , llie ‘’Boardwalk'’ proportv, Simline ing lot, hilt later withdrew it wlien Thai Roared" The Council was urget hy Cm- ; Realiv t'orp. has not \ el pul a both parties reached a tentative StnrU Ued agreement • RAI.I.^ KOI M ) TIIK tls Ijtssow of 61 Grand Ave to see tftppliig liir tjip )iarl«ng Ini Me said FLAC; R(n « * , 111 If a correrlion can be made iii a dii.sl ( finliniiea to blow from il Into Alderman Hklwin ,1. licck hack­ drain Installed across his piopt rlv. ed Orlnwskl’a claim that the only riii^ hi.M hiilMing nearliy. Radv owns the -lilt He claimed the drain, instalird hy j Rnekville leader, a newspaper and one affected by the dual scem.s to Eldrldge Vost. has clogged up imd .loll print mg hiialiieas he Rady. Alderman Thomas .Vlc- ruined part of his lawn and garden. The f'ouniil several weeks ago (tusker saul he feels Rad.v ha.s a The Council agreed to have Build­ ; nrilered .Simline to correct the sll- right to complain. "If he came to ing Inspector Roland I’sher handle , iiallon Radv said last night noth- ns as a private citizen Instead of It once he returns from vacation mg had been done and dual Is aa HU akiernian, he would get our The Council received a let lei g'dliog into printers Inlc and lypo- consideration." McCiisker said. ^WINDS from Ally. Arnold C (Jieenlaug of I setting mac hinea. Rady got out a copy of the city Hartford, Informing them that i,ei.i- I . Aldeiman .Iidin Orlowski aald he building code and in.sisted It spella ple he represents ha\e plans foi I fcel.s Ihe I’oiim il alioiild not try to out procedure.s to follow in ca.sea Nile In ( olor ‘From The Terrare’* several foundations at IP.'! IR.', !■: 1 foil !■ .Simline lo cover Ihe lot be- like the one -he brought up Me Al> Main Ft. that Building Inspec lor < auae, he said "The city could got said .Sunline miisi cover the lot. '15 FIttim.M Csher feels are a hazaid, , inlii a lawsuit If we stick our C’orp Counsel Harvey A Yonce Slarlt Med. Atty Greenlieig said he. ie)iie- I noses into piivale business" said he send Hie bidding inapeclor ■Htrangen* M'hen sents Mrs Frames .Miiainson and f’ Md\' reminded the ("niincil tlial have iliaculwW the dust situation Meet' iiHy VUt% Mr. and Mrs .Mawrn'e ilternt.erg I Suiilme pMimised to eover the lot with. Sunline offlelals. Yonre ••Killers Of Iiiiii He said they hate hiicd an archi­ I in a reasonable leiigUi of time "Do said "We can recpiire that they KilnmniijMro'* tect and conlracioi am! (dans ate ' YOU call all summer a reasonable pave It In a reasonable length (if being made now in develop 'he time'” ’ he asked. He said dust la time Ix-gally. I can't aav Jii.st THE BEST AHEAD OF THE REST property. Me did not gay what llie I a public nuiaance and should he now where the city aland.s ’ He plans are. The foundalions were in­ correcteil. ... aaid he could talk to their (Sun­ stalled several years ago by tl.c Orlowski aald he Ihlnka the line I attorney about ||. Jedro Cnrp. w;h,ieh plantieil to eieil ; onlv one being holhered by the The discussion ended when on garden apartments Ihere However j dual, IS Rady It'a a kriown fact a motion by Alderman Luther Jedro sold out and ahandoneil the I that you .and Sunline have been Troiiton. Corp. Cminael Yonce foundations. feiiding over this propertv Or- was instnicled to contacl Sunline In other business last niglit. iiie , luA.ski tfdd Rady, again and ask Ihe firm to cor- Council; Learned from Aldcunan j Rady am! .Slimline have been at reet the situation. I Feutiire Flnit— Ends Tonight j Pitkat that work at the new filter iiiii plant on Wlndaorville Rd Is near­ i l ::::x ing eorr.pletion; li::;; Voted to ask the fedeial gosern- ment to make an Inspeetlon of the plant sc, that federal funds may he, REQISTRATIONS NOW BEIN6 TAKEN } cleared to help pay for It, SOMEHTHING SMART FOR THE YOUNG SCHOLAR ill I^earned from Alderman John Orlowiki that a street light has SIZES 12 M YOUTH TO PREP 6 been Installed on .laeobs SI. and ) that other atreeta ate under study: Richard J. Ridey iiiill Heard.a request by Aldeiman cocoa ky oe cuxt. ” We Fit Them Carefully” John Yaskulka that more peisonnel t'o-Fcaliirc iiiill be assigned to the swimming pool “ TRAPPF.I) IN TANOIKILS” •t Henry Park Yaskulka said the DANCE STUDIO son of Mrs. Margaret White injured ORANGE HAI.I. START.S TOMORROW ,iiiii his head on the diving board Aiig L 13 and It was some fiine before he 12 E t E.NTER HT— MANrHEHTER M-C'M gnHti was talten to the h'oapital for treat­ h UlIin'flHI kitolNi ment. Yaskulka asked about Insur­ I.EHMONH IN iiiii ance and Alderman Clarenc.e M i- iiiii Carthy said the city has liability TAP ★ ACROBATIC A BALLET ★ TOE ^ e r n a n Inaurance. JASS A BATON TWIRLING ^ BALLRO OM il Also heard from Yaskulka that I -r one lire extinguisher In a polii e "SPECIAL BOYS* TAP CLASSES FREE PARKING AT BOTH OF OUR STORES cruiser was empty when one of the city policemen needed It to help IKINIi HTKI’ i>AN('ING iih put out a car fire. The Council Sm Chevrolet cere, Chevy*e Corveire and Corvette et your local authorized Chevrolet dealer’e SOMETHING NEW: flKGlXN’ERH O M .I’ M»T«|pOOU>«, MANCHESTER I7B S. MAIN ST. aisked Alderman''J«hn Orlowski of ^ ' - SHOPPING WEST HARTFORD i i the Police Committee to bring this REGISTER AT THE STUDIO ON SAT., SEPT. 10 tp the eltentlon of the Police De- PARKADE CENTER pertnent. FROM 1# A.M. to 1* .NOON ««d t to 4 F.M. Water Carnival Met OR CAIJ. PI 2-6MM AT ANITTIME .The Water Jesters from Boston "HPEriAu/iNa nn' c h i u i r e n — a u . a o e r " Both Kofsky’s Stores Ar« Open Mondays i N ttie featured attraetlon at ( Co-Fwit. 5 "TORPEDO RUN" CARTER CHEVROLET COMPANY, Inc. a '' the 4tb itnpiM tin ier eemtvai be- ColoiwOLENN FORD , I21t MAIN SIMfET ■ ^ ^ MANCHBSm^^dNH. M l f-8 2 3 t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESlER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1960 P A O E w t m C . ' PAOE FOUR BfANCmSTER EVENING HERAID, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1960 1 , - ( glad to be home. I really don't AB^ Rebates ]>fegro Reports know what else to say.” RockviUe-yemon tf2 Spy Flight Justified, She had spent several days rest­ Nixon Hospitalized ing In Paris after attending her FREf BEUvny Bias Violence Flares; husband’s trial in Moscow. The World Court On Soviet Bias husband, Francis Gary Powers, UBBEnBRUI G>iiiicil Bars • y , Law Student Unit Told brought down by the Russlafis over AtTIwPABKADE Integration Rules Due (Orattaued tram Page One) With Infected Knee (Conttnned fram Page One) Soviet territory last May 1, re­ Windsor Ave. ceived a 10-year sentence for es­ Mors tlian 4,000 lawyers apd macy because my country can al­ (Ceatianed from Page Oae) in New York when she started pionage. (Oaottnaed tram Fac« One) grade-a-year desegregation plan. msmbers of their families turned (ContlBoed from Page One) ways get European doctors but down the ramp of the plane on With her on her arrival here we^e. he was bothsred by a soreness in eonsititute 'eovereignty violations Total registration was axpebted to Zone Change out lu t night for a Whits House his knee. diplomats we must produce our­ which she had-flown from Paris. her mother, Mrs. Monteen Brown, tion «f all fradM by the tall of top 80,000. Ths Vice President'e illness will Dirksen said that at the time he eve nwhen they admittedly trans­ Two guards gripped her arms after and the mother’s physician, Dr. garden party, during which Elsen­ cancel out quickie trips and other selves,” Ayih explained. "1 guess James Baugh, both of Milledge- A similar plan got underway In The City Council last night had no idea that the Vice Presi­ mit photographs to their launch­ she started to fall once but caught ^ Beginners Of ' In doing ao .Monday, the court Knoxville, Tenn. It was decided hower spent 25 minutes chatting campaign appearances that the dent’s Injury was "more than a the Russians want to handle our herself. After she had gone less ville, Ga. denied a petition for a reheating unanlmouaiy opposed a request Treat yourself to a real vacation -< with and shaking hands with his guests. ers.” Monday night to proceed with the (or a change in zone of projMrty Republican preeidential candidate bump, but these infections do de­ diplomacy.” than 100 feet she suddenly put laought by Delaware Attorney plan "rather than get Involved In Banaficiars Summer Money Plan, -o Today, the Supreme Court ar­ velop.” - her hand to her forehead and col­ ■■General Januar D. Bove Jr. on off Windsor Ave. ranged aP)—Mrs. Gecko’ s PcciiliariticR Voice Study a series of law suits," said Hop The Council, acting os the Zon­ "W e are all joining In prayers Barbara Powers was back in lapsed to the pavement before po­ Tgrounda the decision required Im- Cash to get ready, cash to go, cash along the way— that’s the visiting lawyers could be ought not to Interfere with the for his speedy recovery, of which in the Soviet Union, Ayih told of a lice coul * catch her. Bailey, chairman of the Knox ing Commission, vetoed the change Washington today, still not satis- Like many other lizards, the CALL 'medlate Integration of about 6,- County school board. tax zone of property off Windsor B en eficial's Su m m e r M o n ey P lan. Phone fo d a y — formally admitted to practice be­ ■tart, about mid-September, of we are confldent,” Dirkeen said. Somali student, Omar Khallf, who Policemen carried her Inside the -813 Negro children. fore It. asked a Russian girl to dance with field with what the U.S. govern]' gecko can change the color of its At Galax, Va„ an attempt to In­ Ave. soon as approved, get cash f a s t — plus Credit Card for extra dgy-by-day campaigning. ment has done so far In behalf of airport's health building, where she skin. It is able to walk upside The court said, however, that tegrate nearby Grayson County The Council, acting as the Zon­ With each laywer paying a $25 him at a p ^ j r last spring. She quickly recovered. She walked to WHIo M. Surprtnait cash wherever you go. “You’re the boss” at B e n e f ic ia l! fee, the court collected about $47,- Nixon plans to send a message refused. her convicted U2 pilot husband. down on a smooth ceiling and ■only Negro pupils who applied for High School failed When eight Ne­ ing Commission, vetoed the change to the American Bar Asen. con­ 14 Persons Killed Mrs. Powers declined to answer the press room to talk with New climb a pane of glass since its Tadmission to previously all-white from Residential A to business A 600. It will use the money to help "Khalif asked why she refused gro pupils assigned to It by the Loans S2e te SSBS L oan s ins-inwroe at isw esu vention, which he had been sched­ newsmen’s questions on her ar­ York newsmen 15 minutes later. feet have catlike, retractable 34 PORTLAND ST. ^schools and who were properly county school board went to an­ zone after holding a public hear- pay the cost of appeals by Im­ and a Russian boy asked him to She told them: poverished litigants. uled to address Thursday. In Jap Typhoon rival last night. It was not known claws that cling to rough surfaces 'qualified would be Integrated. On other school instead and were de­ ing. tOG MAIN ST., 2nd FI.. Over Woelwerth’t, MANCHESTER Klein said ’ other engagements come with him' for a talk,” Ayih "I’ve done all I can do . . . I as well as soft pads, covered with studied 12 Years The change had been requested In a tnljt prepared for the cere­ whether she would see State De­ ;July 19, the court estimated 170 nied admission. • Mltchsll S-4UC . Afk Isr tbs YES MANsgtr will be canceled. These include a said. think our government should be many tiny hooks that can grab Under Iran Velllkanoef OPIN THUtJDAY CVININOt UNTIl I r/tt. mony, ABA president John D. Tokyo, Aug. 30 (iP)— Japan partment officials today. • Neg^roes were expected to qualify A federal judge who verbally by real estate broker Louis Gold- scheduled appearance on NBC’s He took Khalif to the cellar She was sobbing late yesterday able to do something . . . I'm even glass. .by September of next year. ordered the Negross admitted to fsrb. He did not appear at the im t ms4i h rttllMH »f sH isr*MNNi»f rtvM Randall said the high court has counted 14 persons dead, at least where four Russians beat the heuing to speak In favor of hts i >M« Ills iMtt StO.M *Sm pimptif (tMil la Meet the Press either next Sunday 32 missing and . 69 injured on the Elsewhere in the South, inte­ white schools did not specify a It twMfcfHf* seaiMr iMtsMaaiN tf liS.SI stik kept the Constitution a living or Sept. 11 and a planned meet­ African so badly that he spent 15 grated classes already were imder- particular school and the school requests. thing. He added: main island of Shikoku and Hon­ days in a hospital.” ' Opposition was voiced during ing on Labor Day in New York shu today aa typhoon Della way at the New Clinton (Tenn.) board assigned the Negro pupils "I should like to use this occa­ with nationalities groups. "Once I was in an elevator with to a high school In Independence, the nearing by five residents of sion to emphasize that the right of churned across the Japan Sea to­ high school which replaced the Bsarby Terrace Dr. and by Alder­ Alra canceled were campaign about 10 Russian students. I was The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY one destroyed by dynamite blasts some 15 miles from Galax. BENEFICIAL the judiciary to • function in an ward the northernmost • main is­ men Thomas J. McCusker and visits Sept. 7 to Jackson, Miss., land of Hokkaido. standing In the back and asked one In 1958. The Negroes sought admittance FINANCE CO. atmosphere of respect and free and Charleeton, W. Va., and a of them top push the button of the John Orlowskl. Three Windsor from outside pressure Is an essen­ Still another typhoon, Faye, bore Between 35 and 50 Negro chil­ to Galax High Instead, but were Ave. residents spoke in favor. speech at a meeting of United floor I wanted to get off. They turned away. An attorney for the tial Ingredient of our system.” dowii with 126-mlie winds on the dren were expected to register for The opponents almost imanl- Press International editors here Izu peninsula. The U. S. Army ignored me and when I managed to integrated classe.s at Nashville to­ NAACP said the eight "won't go mously objected because they felt The ABA House of Delegates Sept. 9. push the button myself, a Russian to any school” until assigned to held its flrat session during the predicted winds o f more than 50 day where the city school system the area should stay residential Both Republicans and Demo­ miles an hour' Would sweep the girl pushed another to make the one nearer their homes. morning and elected Whitney begins the fourth year o f Its and they claimed the ones in favor crats expressed sympathy and re­ 'Tokyo area tomorrow and urged elevator pass my stop. North Seymour, former assitsant only wanted to make a profit by gret at Nixon’s sudden Incapaci­ precautions. "When I asked why she had done U.S. solicitor general, aa associa­ tation. , selling their property for business The misaing Included one Amer- thi.s, the Russians began to sh(yK Your Comfort Assured tion president for the coming year. White House press secretary Coventry uses. McCusker said It would Just can, Thomas J. Alford, 50, May- at me: ’What right do you have to jMive the way for another service Seymour, .59, is from New York James C. Hagerty said Eisenhow­ wood, Calif., a civilian employe station in "gasoline alley.” City. er was.informed of the develop­ protest? .. .You are just a monkey, Saving Pays Dividends The stifling, uncomfortable of the Military Sea Transport not a man.’ " The Plannuig Commission pre­ Named president-elect was John ment before the public announce­ Service. His 10-ton yacht on "I went to the authorities on Town Votes Appropriations, viously gave Its approval to heat of summertime is a prob­ C. SatterSeld. Yazoo City, Miss. ment, and added; ' which he was vacationing found­ Goldfarb’s request The Connally Reservation, spon­ "The President regrets Mr. Nix­ July 3 to get an exit visa and ered off the Pacific coast after leave on July 11. They gave me a in more ways than one One resident noted this Is the lem which we, at the Holmes sored by former Sen. Tom Connal­ on’s ailment yen' much." Japanese Sea Rescue units were Revises Amplifier Ordinance second time the change has been ly of Texas, provides that the Sen.' John F.' Kennedy 'of Mas­ vi.sa at once — It usually takes unable to help It. The body of a week — and told me 1 had to get requested and said he would fight Funeral Home, have overcome: ■United States rather -than the sachusetts, the Democratic pres­ a Japanese girl with him was re­ It. He asked bow often a request out in three days.” , The club will have an auction at Our funeral home it air condi­ World Court, will decide whether idential nominee, dispatched s tele­ covered. Appropriations totaling $28,281.50 of Kennedy's troubles with his voice, pain. Most all joints seemed af­ plied the 2-year's rental cost the Dowager Lady Mary Bailey. 69, son with 71 reglatratlons and 44 day at the Tolland County 4-H ?;round-leVel entrance to a cottage law. both before and after the party fected. According to medical diag­ to'wn has paid while using the months. In a bacAcyard ring, Chris awards. Fair and horse show. It was the he Stillbach family occupied in puts "Stormy” and the oolt Robert Dechert of Philadelphia, national convention, Jackson said; champion pioneer aviatrix and the nosis, I had Rheumatoid Arthritis, equipment. This appropriation is Perfect attendance for all arch­ ■ former chief counsel of the De­ "Many of ua have had the oc first woman to fly across the Rheumatism and Bursitis. For to appear in the 1960-61 budget. second consecutive year that the Massachusetts during the summer. through their paces, practicing ery meetings was attained ^ Don­ young equestrian captured top figure eights at a canter, the ser­ O. T. C. fense Department, told the ABA rupational hazard of losing our Irish Sea, died Monday after a free information write: These two items were brought to ald Co'vlll. Chris’ parents haven’t made up honors in that division. pentine trot and backing up. Resolutions Committee yesterday voices.” long illness. The only daughter of town meeting at this time, before Tina Peaola and Robert Btrl- their minds whether to keep the Lord Rossmore of Monaghan, she All eyes were on the youngest third and latest horse in the stable, The Stillbach household ^ o in­ SURGICAL that the world’s eyes are on the Morton said Nixon had com­ MRS. LELA S. WIER the open budget hearing, because mlke were named to receive the organization, as it debates the is­ plained at a party which Sen. Ev­ was the widow of Sir Abe Bailey, 2805 Arbor Hills Drive—D-90 the town needs the heavy road competitor from the moment he a gray thoroughbred jumber. "Top cludes two Great Danes, a French special "Helper” awards. poodle, a canary and tropical fish SUPPORTS sue, "to see whether we mean erett M. Dirksen fR-Ill) gave for the South African mining mag­ r . O. Box 2695 equipment imfnediately, and the Voted as the best archara are rode into the ring up on "Stormy,” Form.” They think the 16 hand 2 inch jumper may be a little "too in an aquarium. what we say.” Eisenho\Ver last Wednesday that nate. Jackson, Misslaaippl. voting machine must be paid for Edward Stephens and Tina Pesola. a 9-year-oId bay Morgan gelding. Fitted to your before the middle of October in or­ The follo'wing awards for various The boy demonstrated that quality much horse” for Chris yet. But Chris will enter an advanced of "class” which Is the mark of there is no doubt In Chris' mind group m the eighth grade at the MR. AUTO WASH der to avoid a price Increase, the accomplishments are; Doctors EXACT meeting was told. Junior Yeoman-15 yards: Doug­ champions. that he would like to keep and Rockville Sykes Junior High train “Top Form” for jumping tpecifications > The time the public budget las Fischer, Steven Shorroek Riding Five Years School next month. Science and competition in 'the Farmington math are his favorite subjects and THINK OF ALL THE PLACES YOU CAN USE hearings will be held is indefinite. Nanev Dyer and Bruce Ross. With complete self-aasurance I1AOK SUPPORTS The Board of Education was horse show. he wants to become an electronics New England’s Most J u ^ r Yeoman Arrow-16 yards; and an "eyes front" down-to-busl- ABDOMINAL SUPPORTS'^ ' authorized to transfer from its Barbara Dyer, Sharon Lynn and ness manner, Chris checked his Chris has taken riding Instruc­ enghteer "just like his father.” He is a member of Boy Scout Troop MATERNITY SUPPORTS tuition account -in the present William Lynn. mount from a graceful canter tion the past three summers at Modern Automatie II, working on his < first class budget to a new equipment ac­ Yeoman Pln-16 yards; William down to a walk In a flick. At the Camp Tabor in New Hampshire KNEE SUPPORTS count the sum of $2,90^.50 for in­ Pohl, Karl Smith, Donald Oovlll, Judge’s command, the boy moved and Camp Susquehanna in Penn­ rank, and plays junior basketball. ELASTIC BOSIERY sylvania. He waa champion rider His other hobbles include archery Gar Wash NoU) through October 31 stalling a sanitary dishwasher at Stephen Shorroek, Sharon Lynn, "Stormy” Into a trot, into a can­ BIB FRACTURE SUPPORTS the Robertson School. James Covlll, Donald March, Tim in the senior equitation competi­ and swimming, and he reports be ter, and down to a walking gait tion at camp this year. He hopes is "quite a bookworm.” TRAOnON APPLIANCES ^ Simonizing and According to a new ordinance Donovan, Hugh Lennon, Donald again. passed, no amplifying systems, Gobellle, Alan Baxter, Dana t)ono- to take dressage lessons soon. CERVICAL COLLARS mobile or portable, may be used vsn, Robert Keenan, David Fro- Chris, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Jan The yoimg .Kquestrian has ap­ CEBVIOAL BRACES Motor Gleaning H. Stillbach, Rosewood Dr., Ver­ Important Picture the new To the first 3,000 depositors who open an on the streets and roads In town man, Bruce Ross, Edward Steph­ peared In horse sww competition SPINAL BRACES non, has been riding for five without first acquiring a $1 per­ ens, Robert Strlmlke and Tina in Suffield, Glastonbury, Staf­ Leonardo da Vinci’s painting, TRUSSES * Interior Shampoos mit from the Board of Selectmen. Pesola. years and has been a 4-H mem­ ford, Ellington and Somers with­ account of $25 or more or who add $25 ber for two years. He Is a mem­ "The Liaat Supper,” considered HERNIA 6VPPOBTS The permits, will be Issued for not Junior Bowman Arrow-20 yards; in the past year. He has his sights by many critics to be the most William Lynn, Hugh Lennon and ber of the Vernon Valley Riders. set on the Farmington show as * Foreign Gars FREE or more to an existingapeount... this beau­ more than any one 3-day period Important picture In the worl^ and to non-profit organisations Bruce Ross. On his eighth birthday, Chris the next challenging goal. has been restored and rededl- mCDICBL only. The meeting specified such Bowman Pln-20 yards; Timothy was given a Welsh pony, "Smoky.” Faithful at diores cated In the . refectory of Ste. Washed Expertly tiful crystal set of Iceal^a Glasses, His mother gave him riding les­ equipment may only be used be­ Donovan, Hugh Lennon, Donald Chris is as faithful In perform- Marie della Grazie in Milan', Italy. PHARmRCY « FREE COFFEE This medtm txtsnsion sm s tween the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 Gobeille, David Donovan and Rob­ ions. Mrs. Stillbach Is a qualified Instructor who formerly rode In EVERY MORNING p.m. any day excepting Sunday. ert Keenan. S44 MAIN STREET hunts around the suburban Bos­ Eternal Har\’est glassware will The previous ordinance restrict­ Bowman Bassard-20 yards: Wil­ '■ h o u r s — you spaee...lights up to make liam Lynn. Donald Gobellle, Allan ton area. She passed' a first class leiifl a sparkling finishing touch to ed the use of amplifying systems A.M .-5:30 P.M. DaUy to political purposes and Christ­ Baxter and David Froman. riding Instructor and equlUtlon 8 your table .setting, and, a note of mas caroling. Bowman Pin (Sarpahootar)- course In Rozbury, VL, about 20 8 A.M.-1 P.M. Sunday years ago. grandeur. Faithfully and beauti­ Bids Sought 20 yards: Edward Stephans, Rob- MORE LIG H T dialing easy...and looks The Coventry Junior-Senior ert Strlmlke, Tina Wsola and The boy's father, president of fully coordinated, this gla.ssware David Froman. High School building committee Lapointe Industries Inc. In Rock­ W A SH RATES will enhance the value of your Archer Pln-80 yards: Edward ville, Is a former member of the With Kirsch Vertical Slat Blinds at your windows Is seeking bids for special class­ $2.00 per wash. .kivoly anywhere Eternal Harvest China service. room equipment Including home- Stephens. Robert Strlmlke and Polish cavalry. Chris has a younger you can have light without fading sun; cool Tina Pesola. $8.00 for 6 washes. (Save $2) making, arts and crafts, science, brother an$ sister, both of whom breezes without heat. Help keep your home warm­ These achievements are recog­ take to the saddle, too. Nicholas $18.00 for 12 washes, (teve $6) library, business and kitchen er in winter, too. We’ll gladly demonstrate in your areas. nized by the "Camp Archery As­ Stillbach, 9, won the junior reserve sociation of the United States.” championship and placed fourth In home. No obligation; call MI 3-4865. These matching pieces also available These are to be aent by 2 p.m. ------^ Friday to the archttects, Ruaaell, the pet pony class with "Stormy” Gibson and Vonohlen at 10 Ells­ at the Saturday show. Beverly, worth Rd., West Hartford. Ihe Pagging on Righfi 10 H, has mst started her school­ plans and specifications Involved ing In Erigllsh riding. FINDELL MFG: CO. Charged in Crash Stable o f Three in the bidding may be seen at the 485 E. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER 344 BROAD ST architects office. Chris now has a stable of three •^^'>6' • o '“C Matching sets of Eternal Han'est Bidders must furnish a 10 per Antonio E. Salvatore, 57, of 52 horses. Hie Welsh pony on which Venetian Blinds, Repairs, Repair Parts Between West Middle Turnpike and Center St. Set of 6 W otef"Gkm es crystal glassware are available to he learned to fMe was replaced cent bid security and a 100 per Englewood Dr., waa arrostMl and depositors who open a new account cent performance bond. charged with passing on the right two years ago by "Stormy," of the Washing dishat Set of 6 Fruit Juice Glosses 53 Voters Made as the result o f an accident Involv­ is «osy todoy— -MANCHESTER-. of 125 or more, nr who add .$25 or A total of 63 voters were made ing a car driven by D on M 3 . Set of 6 Old Fashioned Glosses more to an existing account, plus at a session Saturday at Armstrong, 25, of Hartford. $1.75 for each set of 6. South Coventry firehouse. Of thlf Damage to both cars was moder­ iiljiliillliil QtioHfy imureme* illliilililiiiiiiiiili! Sf. Aloov/u’ .fi’i UorkorU* ■..l( .t r f‘. ■ J. A: WHITE GLASS CO. 164 EAST CENTER THE SOUTHEM NEW ENBUWD TtUniONE COMPANY Cor tenox Sf Wr'.f Alu'c//' 1 III ■ MI 9-6861 301-31S C M itr St. OriN THUHSPAY 31 PHONIMIf-nnl ■ _ ■ " ) i IVINING', 6 fo H DOTH HRANCHIS OPIN FRIDAY'^. ffi 8 p.m Ml 3-5135 A r T N Frinetu phoM with dial and night light$ built in eoits only ponnio$ a day aftar a ona-tima charge. Your choice of fivt colors. ; , lALWAYl PIMTV OP h — V MANGtaESTER EVENING HERALD. MANGHEETER, CONN.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 80. 1960 PAGE SIX ^(ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 80. 1900 Strength Not To Cmfih efteet that the fienegalesa aecee- present mathod of flaanclhg po­ out o f the eampaign, flaanM mafia Itotrtfpatpr sioR la illegal. Where there la litical campaij le. In a y M il­ aa the "abigla most eovrupting Circus Smashing Success^ factor" In our political life can be SHEARSON. State N ew s State Labor The torturesome fins Una o f Idsal trouble, there la aoon at least the Connecticut mation. the ls xaoat oom^jiU. House Conferees Bar ing factor poUUeal Ufa— I strengrtliened far beyond hla own Reds Aid Lumumba, lEomIttg l|praUi Uaitad SUtea policy towaijds Oaa- shadow o f Buasiaa bifluenea, with ti« is no more clearly outlinsd af­ local, national, id, eapecially. ■tatamant. It ia not eeerely.a pro­ HAMMILL i CO. Jimmy F und $2.10 Richer Amarioan Influenea soon reacting. Yankee state." cedure In I t i ^ ; H ia the excuae, Accord on Wage Bill Roundup Council for ter the meeting of the Orgaalaa- Have the Senegalese looked under Here, once again, ProfMsor the ratldnaliMtioa, and the tech­ M Mm U SttMi tlon of American Statas In Ooata By A. H. O. Bailey ineplrea our MReurtapp'e. nique for the "dishonest" dishon­ IlfcMM n»e Mg «t*A IxeMait « Thera woa a elreua ad Hollaar* Estared at tM any chance his representatives former mayor of Middletown, voked, do not always stop with 913 lUUfl STREET brought into Litchfield State Po­ Conway Rd., and Cindy Mar­ Act to reduce mortgage interest Charge Is Proper tory of Ruanda-Urundi, but sev­ Jtnea at llaacheiter Conn., u OooMil of OhorefeM The oceans, lakes and g w of tha Rep. H. R. Oroas (R-Iowa) ob­ Frederick Babcack circus, which lasted on hilari­ tin from Elizabeth Dr., were cond Claaa Hall Hatter. might have had of wooing our good Conn., poses a theoretical. prob­ that particular purpose. world contain enough aiu to cover iilhhiW3-1571« imcheMS6211 lice Barracka for queationing on a rates on modest priced housing. eral hundred Belgian army main­ Rockville — Frederick Babcock, ous 30 minutes, the producer Hone, dancers, acrobats and neighbors away from our program lem In which some interest seek­ The public or party official the entire earth with a white jected to tho bill going to oonfer- woman's complaint Delegatee at tb« state labor coun­ A Newington man, 'William tenance men were to remain until 80, of 88 N. Park St., EUington, AuthoriUea aald Goode, after his and director decided the pro­ whatever else happened to be 8tJB8CRn>TlON RATES for some kind of resolution cen­ Every Bible believing Christian ing a municipal favor stands who begins as a recipient of funds mantle more than 100 feet deep. ence, but withdrew hia objection cil convention today were urged to J. Synott, 19, is scheduled to Belgian equipment is removed. Payable la Adranee ^ . for the good o f the party la, soon­ died this morning at Manchester escape, contacted his aunt who fits would g^ to the Jimmy needed. "roU up your sleeves” to put in a be presented In Manchester Under on agreement between suring the policies and ties Castro is aware that aome day Jesus ready to contribute |l,000’^if the on being assured the Houae mem­ One Tear ...... *^S'SS favor is granted. In Ballejjr’s hy­ er or later, tempted by a con­ bers would not yield fully to the Memorial Hospital. fed him. They said his mother and FWid. The Hons jumped onto chairs Congress friendly to Labor this No­ Town Court Sept. 7 on a the U.N. force and the Belgian The decision waa made with then through hula hoops, feats TOiree^Hontlie ...... a.eu is developing. But, although Cas­ Christ will return to this earth. pothesis, the requMt happens to fusion of pockets. The kind of Senate’s action. He was born Feb. 6, 1880 In Had- stepfather hid him In their home vember.— ^charge of having defective government, only UJ7. troops will One Konth ...... *-5y One needn't be an salute prophet­ money involved ia aUcky money; during the day and that Goode little hesitation, possibly Indi­ sure to wring some envy from Gus 'Tyler, political director in­ Weekly" * .10 tro's rantings procured tha passage be one that could well be granted The Senate voted 56-31 yeater- dam, and Was Uie son of the late equipment on his car. be allowed to use Komlna'e $100 M what may begin as a method of Frederick and Amandy Babcock. spent nights in the woods. cating a certain dynamic ad­ that fellow Clyde Beatty. The ternational Ladlei’ Garment Work­ Apparently police were million worth of facilities, includ­ ftiiKleigle Copy ( of a resolution we accept as strong ic scholar to discern the signi of on its own merits. The thing day to restore $190 million of the acrobats made gymnastic use financing a party can end up aa a Lfit thfi rficklets driver pay th# insuranco ratfis hfi dfisfirvfii— $265 million cut laat week from He lived in this area most of his Goode has been returned to ministrative ability. Earlier, ers Union who compared the vot­ easily convinced that thia was ing one of the biggest ninwaye in enough, in that it condemns Com­ our times. While it is true that might go through anyway. of a tea table. The crowd UEltBER OF source o f pensonal fortune. One foreign aid appropriations. It did life, and was'-a.^wiember of Union Wethersfield State Prison aa a it had been proclaimed merely ing records of the two preeidentiel the proper charge. Africa. The idea is to keep Lu­ no man knows the exact time of “Suppose further," writes Bai­ that the circus was to be for went wild. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS munist flirtations In this hami- His return, it is equally true that ley, "that the mayor knows that celebrated reform mayor used to this by putting the $100 million Congregational Church. parole violator. candidates. Vice President Nixon ■When Patrolman Raymond mumba's troops from using the The Aaaoctated Preaa la axcluelTely tha benefit of charity. That and Senator Kennedy, got the larg­ entlUed to the use of republlcatlon of sphere even though it does not He will come at God's appointed the party needs money not only pocket wads from contractors NEW AUTO-RITE INSURANCE In a $305,042,731 general appro­ He la survived by his wife, Mrs. Proceeda were gained strict­ Peck noticed the car parked base aa an invasion point against statement was aleo mode by est ovation yet at the S-day eeesion all oewa dlspatchea credited to It or name either Cuba or Castro, noth­ time. '' regularly. Another used to take a priations bill. Mary Scheibe Babcock; two sons, ly through edmieeion fees, a on the north side of B. Center Katonga'a aeceesionlat premier, not otherwise credited In this paper to run the forthcoming election $200fi00 SuU at the Statler Hilton, following hia sHce out o f the salaries of eubor' In brief House discussion, there Wesley and Frederick H„ both of the producer and director — nickel for children and a dime St., opposite Hamlin St., he Molse Techombe. and also the local news published here. ing succeeded in making our good The New Testament Is filled but to pay debts on a past elec­ Bridgeport, Aug. SO W—A $300,000 talk. AH lights of republlcatlon of special tion. Suppose the mayor knows linate officials he appointed. was eriUclam of the Senate for Ellington; a daughter, Mrs. Frank Gary Aronson, 7. for adults. There were no con­ noticed the following: News of the fighting in Kasai neighbor! very happy about what with references on this subject. SAVES MONEY suit was brought in Superior Court According to Gary’s father, cessionaires to confuse ths The speaker, who sold moat peo­ dlspatchea herein are also reserved. During His earthly ministry Jesus further that the voting public has From runners to bookies to having changed ita poaltion ao Spaulding of Tolland; seven grand­ Friday by Mrs. Sandra K, IMtchell The rear registration plate was as confused aa moat reporta they were doing. One delegate re­ quickly on foreign-aid funds after Irving L. Aronson, the lad bookkeeping. ple have been comparing the candi­ was hanging from the rear often spoke along thia line. To not responded favorably and posi­ seekers after zoning exceptions or children, four great-grandchUdren; Dekuyper, Shoit Hilla, N. J., who dates on “ irrevelant matters” like out of the chaotic Congo in recent F\ill aerrlee client of N. B. A. Serr* signed rather than sign. Another winners of paving contracts the having agreed with the Houae laat charges her mother-in-law, Mrs. simply decided he wonted to When it was all over. Pro­ bumper, attached by q piece of weeks. ice, Inc. __ Hia disciples He promised “ to tively to the appeal of the Ameri­ FOR and a half-brother, Milan Goen of ducer Aronson, looking over age, appearance, religion and fami­ Pnbllahers ReprescntatlTee: The method of receipt la almost el week on the 265-million cut. put on a circus, and did. string, and dangling only two Kasai Premier Paacual Ngalula wouldn't sign himself, but had an­ come again and receive you unto can Heritage Foundation for Cheshire. Marjorie MacLucas Dekuyper of the scene of his success, lies, caUed for looking at the estab­ Julius Mathews Special Agency — New myself." When He ascended In­ ways the same—the contribution Rep. J. 'Vaughan Gary (D-Va) Fairfield, with alienating her hue' Gary was the clown. He inches from the pavement. told the Belgian News Agency that York Chicago Detroit and .Boston. other member of hia delegation everyone to give to the party of Bhneral services will be held spent most of the show’s dura­ scratched his head and said: lished records” of both when they to heaven an angel appeared and hla choice. Suppose finally that is “for the party.” And the huge said "the integrity of the commit­ band'e affectione. There was. no front regis­ Baluba tribesmen had counterat­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF perform the distaateful task. Rep­ SAFE DRIVERS Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. from the tion upsetting the other acts, “ Next time, I think I’ll put on voted In Congress. CIRCULATION8. said to Jesus' disciples: "Ye man the mayor believes that a work­ sums that parties are able to tee system" in Congress was at Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Mre. Dekuyper aaid in her suit tration plate, but a piece of tacked -with bows, arrows and but in a friendly way. a play.” On the basis of 23 bills or cardboard wag attached to the resentatives of another algnlng na­ of Galilee, why stand ye gazing ing two-party system 1s the na­ spend on their campaigns, always ■take. Ave. The Rev. Paul Bowman, pas­ that she is the wife of John Ed­ resolutions between 1947-1980 when spears against several hundred The Herald Printing Company, Inc., tion issued a special statement, up into heaven? This same Jesus tion’s and the community's great­ far beyond anything they could "If the House yields one inch on tor of Union Congregational ward Nicholaa Dekuyper, Fairfield. radiat,pr bearing the correct Congolese army troops who thrust assumes no financial reaponslbluty for AS LOW AS this matter," Gary said, "It would the two were in the House of Rep­ numbers. typographical errors appearing In ad- proclaiming that this resolution which is taken up from you into est safeguard of democracy and poMibly collect from mere believ­ Church, will officiate. Burial will She laid that they had lived to­ under $25,000 bmid on a man­ triclty had been restored to all 750 resentatives and in the Senate, the into Kasai’s rebellious "mining heaven shall so come in like man' ers in the party cause, are contin­ be disastrous to our constitutional gether in The Hague, Netheriande, customera affected, but street Also missing from the front state" Arga three days ago and Tertlsemcnta and other reading matter was no criticism of the purposes freedom. If it could be proved to be in Grove Hill Cemetery. slaughter charge In connection Labor rating le: Kennedy "right” In The Manchester Evening Herald. ner as ye have seen Him go." ual testimony, o f course, that ayatem.” for many years, but that now he with the child's death. Her case lights near the scene remained were the bumper, grill work, captured its capital, Bakwanga. the mayor's satisfaction that the "■We are being run out on a sol­ Friends may call at the funeral 28 times end Nixon "wrong” 20 of the revolution in Cuba. To Titus, -a young Christian latflc of $1,000 at the moment much o f the money does go for had "neglected and abandoned" has been continued to tomorrow. without power. times and "right” three times. parking lightii and windshield But authorities in nearby Ka­ Display advertising closing boora: emn agreement," said Rep. Otto home Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. her through his mother's "domina­ wipers. or Monday—1 p.m. Friday. United States diplomacy wound leader in Crete, Paul wrote. “ Look­ could do irreparable damage to the purpose for which it ie col­ *19 The infant, Borlene Denise, Fire officials said they believed Covered In the Tyl*r rundown tanga said any talk of a counter­ Paaaman (D-La). or Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. ing for that blessed hope, and the lected. tion.” died Aug. 15. Her mother was ar­ the blaze started when sparka from The rear marker light was offensive by the tribal warriors f up with a unanimity of aignatures. the two-party system in the area, QUARTERLY The minimum wage and foreign were three labor bills, two public For Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesdi glorious appearing of our I^ord The “honest" dishonest opera­ The pleintiff charged that she had rested the seme day. acetylene torcha used by workers missing from the back of the waa propaganda put out by the For Thursday—1 p.m Wednes It wound up with a unanimity of would it be a higher principle In a aid legislation remained as the "lost the love, affection end so­ housing bills, two education aid car. Jesua Christ." It Is unwise to at­ naughty world for the mayor to tion, or political corruption would McGarry said he waa satisfied, of the Commercial Demolition Co bills, one tax measure, one nation­ anti-Lumumba leaders seeking For F r ld a ^ l p.m. Thursday. two chief stumbling blocks in the Funerals ciety” of her mate because of his Synott was not at his car For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. proclamation against possible Com­ tempt to predict the date of his accept the money on behalf of be, we suppose, one in which all from ell the evidence that the ignited bits of fabric. The building al resources bill, two social security recognition of their independence Classified deadline: 10:30 a._.m. each munist meddling In this hemi­ return; and it is more unwise not way of a quick windup o< the A|u- mother's “ threats, intermedlingi, waa being torn down for a city re- at the time that Peck noticed movement. day of publication except Saturday— the party, or to refuse the money so collected was strictly constant harraiament and attacks” death of the child “was caused matters, one welfare measure, to be ready for it. The wise Chris­ controlled and audited for party interested in knowing more about Auto-Rlte Insurance gust seseion. Mrs. Margaret C. Riehardaon by the criminal act, omission and developemnt program. It last evening, but went to the However, a Katanga military > a.m. sphere. But its co-sIgners were not money?” Some legislators were hoping Funeral services for Mrs. Mar­ against her. The emotional nature three motions to change the pow­ tian will have “ oil in his lamp" riise and kept on books instead of careleasneos of Joan Littlejohn" police station later where he station monitored a radio appeal completely won out of some sym­ Here Bailey was constructing a NAME ...... foe final adjournment by tomor­ garet C. Richardson, 21 Edgerton of the domestic situation required ers o f the conservative house rules was formally charged. Tuadday, August W and be clothed with the wedding theoretical dilemma, perhaps in pockets. But from our observa­ ZZZJ and "by the accumulation of committee, two civil rights meas­ from Bakwanga to Leopoldville row night, but most leaders pri­ St„ were held yesterday at St. her to be placed under a physi­ pathy with the Castro movement In garment now, for He may well cruel and abusive acts toward asking for transport to fly out 10 similar to some he himself actu­ tion, Professor Bailey’s alngling I AODRESS ••■eseeesseeaeeeeeee***************** meeeseeeaaeeeeaeememeeme | vately forecast Thursday or Fri­ Mary’s Episcopal Church, with cian’s care, Mre. Dekuyper alleged ures. three military aid measure Cuba, nor were they completely come In an ho>ir when we think her.” Faculty to Attend wounded men. This seemed to sup­ ally encountered. Later on in his day night. Both branches sched­ the Rev. Preacott Beach (kficiat' in her complaint. The suit la re­ and three foreign affairs bills. A Real Race cured of their old feeling that we not. article, he reaches, on the basis of PRBSENTT AlXJTO INSXJRA.NCE EXPIRES •••••••••••■••••eeeeeee*S'eme«es«mm» ■ turnable to the September term of He attributed death to ahock due He decried the "unholy alliance" Bus Rides Asked port reports of violence In the area. Major E, Walter Lamie uled only minor bills for floor de­ Ing. Mrs. W. B. Kloppen'burg was Two-Day Institute Lumumba's’ Invasion of Kasai Yankees atill have an Instinct to all his own experience and think Clip this coupon and mail to us.—963 Main 8t., Manchester. I bate today, while awaiting com­ orgwist. court. to a skull fracture and multiple between Conservative Southern As the 1960 presidential cam­ The Salvation Army Ing, the following conclusion: lacerations of the lip, hard palate Democrats and Republicans — 250 previously had been virtually throw our weight around in heml- mittee action on the others. Burial waa in Eoat Cemetery To New School bloodies.^, with no serious fighting paign la about to swing Into high "Upon reflection, It is my firm Bearers were Richard Herron, and body incurred Aug. 15 and aev- The faculty of St. James' School In all —* against the 180-labor’’ aphere effein. PINE This was the fourth meeting of Backs Wishing Well reported. gear, axpsctatlons and atmosphere Body Discovered belief that Insofar as party Sanate-House conferees on the George Hewitt, John McDowell eral days prior when she wee “sub­ will attend the ISth annual Teach­ Democrats in the House. A petition with 54 sig;natures And especially they ware not con­ Hartford, Aug. 30 (JP)—Governor ject to numerous blows, mistreat- With the Congolese troops in have shifted considerably from politics Interferes with the pur­ minimum wage bill. Frank MeGeown, Elmer Malaney ers Institute for elementary aiid He predicted a Kennedy ■victory Kasai reportedly planning to In­ vinced that their unanimity with Cromwell, Aug. 30 (/P)—Two suit of the public interest, it Is PHARMACY and Samuel Swain. Ribicoff today called for a "prompt mente, etrangulation and rough end that he would have a Congress has been received by town of­ what they were generally expected aettlemant" of differences to per­ ■econdary achool teachers in the vade Katanga in an effort to crush ua Includes any real hope or any town highway department work­ largely a result of the necessities Waahingiton, Aug. SO -Sen. handling inflicted, caueed and ad- "which Is not an enemy, but a ficials requesting bus transporta­ to be at this stage of the game. 664 CENTER STREET obert J. mit early reopening of the famed mihiatered by her mother." Archdiocese of Hartford tomor' T. atricla Cole­ Aetna L i f e ...... 86 8 was transferred from Haley’s wife Polaris Sub Home cials sought to evaluate damages what the real ground swell will be Groton, Aug. 80 (f) — The nu­ man, Andover; Mrs. Jeanette Al- Conn. General ...... 385 40 Mr. Harriman Is saddened sind Meet Tomorrow to Atty. Philip Bayer of Manches­ today «a the rubble from yester­ Hftd.'Steam Boiler . 83 Bl A Now Dining Bxperioneo! ^ on election day. One thing is cer­ some help to you when clear-powered eubffiarine George mada, Vernon Trailer Court, Ver­ resentful over such a view of our I you'r^hinking of buying a home of .your ter, named trustee of the estate day's fira In a vacant building and non; Henry Boucher, 33 Ridge­ Travelers .'...... 86Vi 89Vi tain; nobody la in, at the moment. The Young Democratic; Club of In bankruptcy. Washington made a triumphant re­ nearby church and echool still moUvatlona In the world, and hsia turn home today from her hlglily wood St.; Mre. Barbara RoyOe, 103 Public ntUIUee "T Manchester will meet at tha 3 J’a According to Bayer, any of ■mouldered. Best indication that nobody lAin, been trying to assure the Senega­ su cce^ u l Polaris mieeile firings at Diane Dr.; Mrs. Sally Gustafson, Conn. Light St Power 25 27 WEDNESDAYS ARE FAMILY M6HTS •wn. Come in and talk W oy'irl Reetauront in Bolton tomorrow at Haley's creditors who have not Meanwhile, fire officials were in as yet, la that neither candidate lese that they don’t have to have a Cape Canaveral, Fla. Suffleld; Philip Bolanceau, Elling­ Hftd. Electric U ght . 63 Vi 65 Vi 9:30 p.m. A buffet supper will be filed claims will be aUe to do so veetigattng what thay called ereon Hartford Gas Co. . . . 47Vi SOVi 6i00 to 8:00 PJII. has as yet begun to demonstrate The officers and crew were ton; John Buckley, 170 School St. Communist problem on their hsuids served at 7. within the next four months or In; the can# of a amall fire iMt Telephone ...... 45Vi 47Vi any great talent, in polUi or other- so. Haley was declared insolvent greeted by their famiUee and Rear night hi a vacant - building lOO In order to get the United States Gueete will be incumbent Demo- Adm. Lawrence Doaplt, deputy Monafoetarlng Oomnanlee wlao, for reaching acroas party intereeted in their country. But we eratie membera of the Board of Di­ after several major creditors, rep­ yards from the structure which Arrow, Hart Sc Heg. . 55 60 -I 4 resented by Bayer, filed an Invol­ commander submarine force At­ was raxed In yesterday's blaze. lines, or for reaching conclusively doubt that ha has succeeded in re­ rectors, Mrs. Alice Lamenzo, Theo­ lantic Fleet as the ship moored e,t Associated Spring .. 17 H 19 ^ dore Powell, John Hutchinson, untary petition for bankruptcy. A fire deportment official said Public Records Bristol Brose ...... lOti ALL YOU $ into tha great middle mass of inde­ assuring the Senegalese com­ the dock of Its builders, the Elec­ 12)4 Philip Freedman and Francis Ma­ Bayer said the assets of Haley’a lost night's fire etorted In ,a pile Dunham Bush ...... 6 7 pendent voters. So far, the only pletely. estate eventually will probably be tric Boat Division of General Dy­ of oll-'feooked rage. He said there honey, as well as Mayor Eugene T. namics Corp. Warrantee Deede Em-Hart ...... 67 . 61 factor In the campaign which hga After all. It does acem to be our Kelly, who is not seeking reelec- ■old in one fashion or another to wee no connection between the Neal F. and Joyce 1. Burgees to Fofnlr Bearing ...... 50 64 PER realize ae mikh of the creditore’ The George Washington was ths two firep, however. CAN EAT shown any operation acroas nor­ habit to loosen our purse atringa tlon, and Atty. IVlIliam Collins, a first suhmimne to fire Polaris mis­ Elmer S. Jr. and Juflth A. Par- Landere Frary Clark 16^4 18)4 PSBSo: nSwiy endorsed candidate.. claims os poeelble. Only a pile of smoldering rubble mal party lines, or across normal more readily when we think we are siles from underwater lost month, ■oni, property at 61 S. Alton St. N. B; M ach in e...... 18 20)4 Members will discuss plans for The lawsuits were filed during remained today of the vacant five 16 dlviaifla by tha Independent voters. and the feat brought praise from Robert Dj Valentine to Pinkie North and Judd .... 18 spending against Communism, We the Young Dem vs. Young GOP the jpping by builders, engineers, ■tory loft building at th# corner and Martha E. Singer, property at Stanley Works .... 16 18 OLD FASHIONED OHIOKEN SOUP Is the religious issue, and It* must and equipment auppliere who had President Eisenhower. The ship of Chapel and Chestnut Streets. keep procLainiing, in oratory, thal softball game to be held at Rob­ had been away since early in July. 178 School St. 'Veeder Root \ ...... 6VA 54)4 ba bopad. for the good of the coun­ our interest is in people them- a iic / LOAN ertson Park on Sept. 6 at 7 p.m., ■old Haley material or services and Acrosi the street there woe a hugs Admlnlatrotor’a Deefie The above quotxUone are not to SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN had not, they claimed, been paid. hole fn the roof of St. Louis Church. try. that the religious issue never aelves rather than in their politics. A S S O < T \ r I o N and for the Young Democratic Estate of Mery Joaonla Dougela be eonxtrusd ox actual markets. ■emi-formal dance to be held Sept. Property of Haley’a in Muichester Mother Blamed The floor of the church was strewn SPAGHETTI—FRENCH FRIED POTATOES Horn operate strongly anough to be But that kind of oratory doesn’t .to Anthony and Ann M. Olraitls. 10 from 0 p.m. to 1 ajn. at the K and two other towns was attached New London, Aug. 30 (F)—Dep­ with ash and rubbls. W atsr caused half Interest In property at 835 t o s s e d J s a l a d NEOPOUTAN rlMsd SM deciaiva In tha final elee- vote in Congress. f M 3 u s u r p s A VM M & 3 Of C Home. for the $39,000. uty Coroner John J. McOoriy, In extsnelTe damage throughout the Center 8t. BREAD 01X4 BimnSR—COFFEE OR TK4 tlon result W e would say. howavar, that tha Edward J. Tomkiel, club preoi- A t the some time, on action to an inquest finding rsleosed today, building. Estate of Ifory Joaonix Dougela IIAWCMItTH*« OtBItT rmAMCIAt IWTITUTIOII foreclose mortgages on Holey's Both candidates can help toward people of ^ncgal may net have dent, will announce the nominating held a 17-yeor otA New London The parochial achool next to ths to Frederick A. and Florenca Von. ARTHUR DRUB conunlttee to oelect a elate of can­ Manchester property, at Lyness mother criminally responsibie for ehureh also racsivad axtensiva dam- CHILDREN irniNER 19 TEARS O lA Tie that aod, with a discussion of otbsr to wait tM long. Wa havt alraady •4f MAIN ST. derbllt, half featereor In property didates for the club's officers next and Strant fits., was begun by Al­ tho death iwo weeks ago of bar ogis from host and water. at 686 Center St. WHEN AOOtMlEAMIBb R-T P A R W T S ■ f lasuts meeiflngfijl sneocb to bold / 0 0 7 € A € bU a s Ibagi^ to’worry'over tho poMtbU- yMT. The slate will be announced bert Cohn,of, West Hartford, bolder two and a half months old datigh- Power was eut yesterday at ths Ttfifie Nonee FREE DaiVERY U BUsntfcB sMd taspfrt the Ity th a t R u m U wUt Mpport tha •t tha ■•fitanber meeting. Ths of the Jlr^ inortfages. Bayer eold tor. height of ths blase Just bsfsrs S a lem NOxattr near d otn g buotaMM ' ■ Ajf. 1 ,1* rji. ON THE COIMQIpiSR AT^ niB FANKI^ wtlBf fit fig AiBsripaasL eontaHtlow o f th o miOea, U the NOOW—J— ujapA T, t t i S P J I. fuWI« !■ Iinitofi to attend tenor- the ferecloeure proceodinge ore Tho ihotlMr, Mrs. Mook Little- ennabUng walls snapped ssrsf sl on H am '* FheU and Camera SbeVk ^ 1 nirttng. ■un paadlBC. JMn, $T fMwol IM, li Mag ImM psww nissb By this astataif slss> 1016 Main St. t, r . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« TUESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1960 PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERIALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, AUGUST 80. 1960 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE tha apartment bad a lot to do with Bolton of Mr. and Mrs. DavM eadh other. Ho U an ladopendent eneel o f Jfdmsaaltd. voter a a k , he aald, bacauae ha laeia You Should Know.t^ ^a has not enough time to work for Contractors Slate The Bxecottv* eomwilttee cR tb* Anawor to Prtviout Pimte a party, a requirement, in bis a6ti- TV"Radio Tonight Parent-Teacher''AaoR, wlB iatee<- tela th* elementanr eehool etaft at English Que^n John B. Barhini mation, for any partisan. Gilme with Champs Before coming to Manchester in luncheon ' the day hefor* eOhool JRLOtttE 1M5, Bamlnl, unable to law Th* champion tsam of th* Hart­ opens. 40 Animal hldt "Bwatl Who’* the guy In the achoid, coached basketball at Bt. Television ford COurant-JaycM^L«ague will Mra James B. Klar and Mrs. Sd- ENOLOMIIES pinX plaid coat? Mary’s High School in Waltham, play an exhibition game Sunday ward J. ’Ihoma will ha hoetaisa* The whlapered query came dur­ Mass, (in 1944 the team won 23 6:00 Big 8 ThtaUr (la proartss) High Road for the event It win serve ae the ~ B o l e ^ i 3 r o m n \ y At Bolton Elementary school T e e ing n lull lu a recant meeting of and lost 4), and officiated in a few ^ r*t (U StegiM*). ground. The Park St. Merchants first contact with the community 8 She the 54 vetch Capltcd Region Planning Agency w (ia eroarest) 6:00 m Klflemaa for the seven new taachcre on the ■cOahOi^r Ol gj .area basketball games. From 1940 _ HcCfraer •8 will m**t th* Bolton entry in the (Ch PA) membera. 10 IMS, he had been an aselatant Lena Playhouae 11 Riel ISague. PonticelU Contractors, at iteff thla year and a "sralcome belnf "FinH? Plaid? Oh, that’a John coach and physical education in­ back" to veteran etaH merahers. 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THE Hoop Standings erica’s Swimmers and pivers Kom*, Au*. *0 — Th«- Herald Angle Orioles Hottest Club Since Mid-Seasoii Vnlted State* aiwl Itrazll led elirht teaiiMil Into the ■eml-flnnl B j round o f the Olympic B«»ket-, ball Tournament a* a renult of EARL YOST a three-day elimination round Out to Triple Gold Medal Winnings Sports Editor which end^ early today. Spring Talk Vern Law in Good Spot Only the' favored United State* and Brazil were unbeat­ Summer Vacation Season Ends her^the other heat of this event, put­ en with three victorie* each. Rome * Aug. 30 (/P)__ Amer-fwith them) were in tonight’s worn-* Swimming, eoccer and cycltng«|>rivalry. In breaking Summer vacations are wonderful if the weather is good and ’ . " ^ .. iNew York Yankees. Today’s Games 2— Law, virtually, a cinch to be­ The victory, fourth straight for a highly Improved combination, Japan ...... 0 team title. The Ru.aslans had 61 silence was orbered by the jury to ed by Australia’s Dawn Fraser existing mark of 8:18.7 with a Finalists in the Club Champion­ Richards must hav# been looking Detroit (Larry 11-18) and Bun come the majors’ first 20-game St. l-ouis, erAbled the Cards to Pool B; points. Italy and Germany 60 and honor the late Danish cyclist, Kiint who won the 100 meter free style cracking 8.17.1 performance. Aus­ which defeated Poland today and ship Golf Tournament at the El­ at a crystal ball. His Baby Birds nlng (8-10) at Boston (Monboii winner this year, permitted eight climb into second place. Milwaukee Yugnalavia ...... 2 the United States 40. Enemark Jensen, who died in the for the second time, the first tralia is awaiting however rertl- Argentina earlier to head Group lington Ridge Country Club are made mistakes—lot# of ’em—during quette 18-9 and Wilson 2-2) twi- hits for his eighth straight vic­ has lost three straight and trial Czechoalnvakia ...... 2 The best American bet* for gold kllliiig heat In the team road trial woman ever to do so. She beat fleation of an 8:16.6 time turned C and be virtually askured of a Stan Markowskl and Ronnie Lowe. those first few months of the regu­ nlght 6 p.m. tory and fifth .over the Dodgers. Pittsburgh by 6lj gqmes. spot In finals. The former reached the payoff Bulgaria ...... I medal* (and the 10 points that go event last Friday. Chris Von Saltza, in a heralded in on Aug. 6. The Americans won lar season but spectacular pitching Kansas City (Daley 18-12) at 'The 30-year-old Law has a * * * France ...... 1 round by defeating iPat Rose last kept them close to the pace —only New York (Turley 7-3) 8 p.m. chance to join the select six Pi­ PHILS 2. GIANTS 0 — Rookie Pool C; weekend, one-up. Victories didn’t 4H game# behind the leader# at Chicago (Baumann B-5) at rate pitchers who have won 25 or Art Mahaffey handcuffed the Brazil ...... S come easy for Markowskl In the the mid-season mark. Cleveland (SUgman 5-8) at Bal­ more games In a single season. Giants with two singles as he reg­ KtiNaia ...... 2 title play to date as his first round During the second half of the timore (Estrada 14-8) 8:05 p.m, Jack Chesbro set the Pittsburgh istered his fourth victory without Can’t Eat, Sleep, No Privacy victim was defending champion Mexico ...... I campaign, Baltimore has been the Washington (Ramos 10-18) 8:05 record with 28 in 1902. Other a defeat for the last place Phillies. Puerto Biro ...... 0 Fred McKone In 20-holes . . . hottest club In the American p.m. Pirate 25-game winners, besides 35 Nutmeg Residents Chief Lifeguard Tommy Kelley- at League. Paced by such bright The 22-year-old righthander, called Pool D; RED HADDEN Wednesday’s Games Grimes, were Charlie Phillipe and up from Buffalo on July 20, re­ Uruguay ...... 2 Ellington’s ;.lush Olympic size young stars a* Brooks Robinson, Chicago at Washington 7:05 Sam Leever (1903), Howard Cam- swimming pool reports the pool Ron Hansen,' Jim Gentile, Merv nitz (1909) and Johnny Morrison tired the first 15 batters before Poland ...... 2 Thomas Hounded ranno, fine Rockville High basket­ p.m. Eddie Bressoud singled in the will close Sunday, Sept. 11 on a Breeding and Jackie Brandt, and (1923). Phlllpplnea ...... 1 4T On Ivy Grid Rosters ball standout, is nursing a broken Cleveland at Baltimore 8:05 sixth. Joey Amalfitano got the Spain ...... 1 daily basis but will remain open wrist—his left auid on his shooting such seasoned campaigners as Gene pjn. Catcher Hal Smith and Don Harrison Dillard, considered after Sept. 11 on weekends as long Woodling and Gus Triandoa, the other Giant hit. In the seventh. the greatest hurdler In the arm—as the result of a siunmer Kansas City at New York ( 2 ) Hoak supported Law’s pitching as ths weather permits. It took Orioles Dlended a strong attack with three-run homers. Hoak Johnny Callison and Tony Tay­ world, failed to qualify forth# basketball league injury. Despite wlhi their standout pitching. DOUBLE RHUBARB— Charley Berfy stepa in between 12:80 p.m. lor drove in the Philadelphia In Rome Village New Haven (Special)— ThiHy-five residents of Connecti­ a lot of planning and hard work the cast, Soranno la practicing D e t ^ t at Boston 8 p.m. added a triple and drove in four United States Oiymplh team but it paid dividends for Tommy The result? Since the All-Star A1 Lopez and Larry Napp during an argument at Yan­ runs, off loser Mike McCormick. Major League o f 1948 in his favorlte^llO- faithfully and Is developing a shot NATIONAL LEAGUE runs. Law also chipped in with cut, one of the largest delegations from any of the fifty states, Kellsy when the second annual El­ break, Baltimore haa won 29 while a home run. Callison scored Ken Walters, who meter ex’ent. ' with his right hand . . . Annual kee Stadium. Lopez was banished when the White Sox St. Louis 8, Milwaukee 0. MEDAL WINNERS— Gary Tobian, right, of Glendale, will be candidates for Ivy League football teams when pre­ lington Ridge Twlm meet was run losing 15. During the same period, continued jockeying Pitcher Art Ditmar after the plate • • • had doubled in the second, and Rome, Aug. 30 (/T)—U.S. Despite all these diatrac- Dillard hit a couple of hur­ off in precision fashion last Satur­ baseball banquet for Morlarty's the Yankees have won 28 end lost Pltteiwrgh 10, Los Angeles 2 Taylor brought in Ruben Amaro, Calif., stands with Sam Hall of Dayton, Ohio, after win­ ==Leaders^= dles and pulled up. season workouts begin Sept. 1. CARDS 8, BRAVES 0— Larry aiithoritiM said today they tioni, the Boston University day. Kelley wUl head up the hoys’ fine team, 1960 Connecticut semi- 10 and the White Sox have won 27 umpire had warne'd the manager to keep the Chicago Phlladel^la 2, San Francisco 0. Jackson hurled the Cardinal shut­ who had doubled in the fifth. ning the three-meter springboard diving event to give may be forced to put high- student la training as con- But Dillard managed to As an Indication of the national' pro champions, was held last Sun­ Only Games Scheduled, AMimiCAN I-EAGUB aspect of the eight Ivy inatltutions, physical education department at and lost 19. players quiet. out. He yielded just three hits Willie Maya, benched by a hip the United States its first gold medal in the 17th Olym­ Batting—Smith, Chicago. .326; jumper John TTioma* In hid­ - scientiously and as well as' baraty qualify as a sprinter— Peter ITuebner (Stamford) guard: day at aiwnsor Matt Morlarty’s Last night’s victory was BalU- ' ' ■' W W. L. Pet. G.B. and 7von the lOO-meteir dash In a check of the team rosters shows North Jtmlor High next month V and did not permit a Milwaukee Injury, saw action as a pinch pic Games at Rome. Hall took second place in the event. Slevers, Chicago, .320; Runnels, ing so that he can get-som* any member of the U.S. squad. Wllford Welch (Mt. Carmel) back: . . . Still no official word on the cottage at Coventry Lake . . . more’s second straight over the Pittsburgh ....76 49 .608 batter to go beyond first base. The hitter in the ninth. relaxation before his 01ym]>ie He la regularly clearing 6-10 London. that 42 states and the District of Richard Williams (Branford) All UConn football games, both third place White Sox who dropped St. Louis ...... 70 54 .565 5lfing schedule at day at 7:30 and 11:15, p.m. and face with 40 football candidate! on equal or better last year’s 6-1-1 cago (Hobble 18-10) 2:80 p.m, 1 was necessary. candidates are: (Manchester) tackle; Frank Mona­ troit also was idle. mark. But It should be a good New York, Aug, 31 WT) — The >rurrently members of the Con­ Pitching—Coates, New York, bedroom at the village, hang­ TALE (16) — Alpheus Beane the Country Club, will be made Friday 8:30 and 11:15 p.m. * * • Philadelphia (Buzhardt 4-12) at ‘In practice, t just put the han (Fairfield) back. Thursday night at a meeting at Labor Day, you'll be able to count year. tinental League, were earmarked 10-3, .769; Fornieles, Boston, 9-3, ing over his elbows at the (Greenwich) tackle; Bob Blanch­ ■see San Francisco (Sam Jones 14-14) American League meet today to Doing most of their scoring in the middle innings, the bar up high and jump,” he COLUMBIA (3) — Paul Anton the clubhouse. John Rieder, who ORIOLES 4. WHITE SOX 0 — the sure etartcrs on the fingers of for membership. .7.50; Perry, Cleveland, 15-6; .714; lunch table, mobbing him on ard (Hamden) back; Felix Dzwon- Jack Fisher, one of Richards’ five one hand and have a digit or two "We need exjperlence," he say*. 4:80 p.m. consider the possible expansion to added. "1 never check th* (North Haven) end; John Roche served as general chairman the Here n’ There "Give some of these sophs a few No cities were identified, but It Teachers went one game up in their best of three series to Barber, Baltimore, 9-4, .692; Dlt- the practice field. koeki (Branford) end; William fledgling starters, hurled the shut­ left over. S t Louis (Brogllo 16-6) at MU 10 teams. mar. New York, 14-7, .667. height." (North Haven) back; Steve Zlsk past two years, will again serve in Bowling will soon he starting games under their belts and we’U generally was believed that along determine the town slow-pitch softball champion for 1960 "He can’t show hi# face Gengarelly (Greenwich) back; out for the Orioles. The 200 pound, About half of the boys Invited waukee (S p ^ n 16-7) 9 p.m. A report by the Realignment NATIONAI. LEAGUE without having a swarm of There ts one bright rain­ (New Britain) back. a like capacity . . . Official sanc­ and many are anxiously waiting be tough. W « won’t be a big team, Pittsburgh (Friend 18-11) at with New York moving back Into bv defeating Renn’s Tavern, 7-4, last night at Charter Oak Mike Holloran (New Britain) DARTMOUTH '(8) — Charles tion for the 24th annual Five Mile 6-2 righthander permitted only four back for the early practice ses­ Committee which voted, along with the National League, such cities as Batting—I^arker, I»a Angeles, people pouring all over him— bow In these Olympic games back; Henry Higdon (Greenwich) the opening of the Holiday" Lanes hits and fanned eight for his 10th but fast and prertty talented. Los Angeles (Koufax 6-10) 11 p.m, Park. .341; Mays, San Francisco, .326; for the harraseed Mr. Thomas. (Jhapman (Darien) guard; Law­ Road Race in Manchester Thanks- on Spencer St., Manchester’s new­ sions are sophomores. Only seven We’ll raise some heck liefore we’re a three-man committee from the Houston, Minneapolis-St. Paul and newspapermen, cameramen back; Jay Huffard (New Canaan) victory and first shutout. lettered last year, and three of Wedneeday’s Game* The Teacher.*, who edged Renn’s otherwise, Danielson was the Groat, PlUsbiirgh, .322; Cle­ Hie entire family la here to rence Chapman (Darien) guard; M giving morning has been received est duck pin center. On the other Brandt, Woodling and Robinson, through.” He usually does. National League, for expansion at Toroto had the Inside track. and fans. ‘‘There’s no doubt guard; Thomas lezri (New Haven) by the sponsoring Nutmeg Forest, them are ends. Dan and his as­ St. Loul* at Cincinnati 0 p.m, by on# game In the race for the master all the way. The Teachers' mente, P*ittsburgh, .817; Ashbiim, about It — he’s the most watch him compete. His fath­ Michael Nyquist (West Hartford) hand, Manager Robert Macaione the first three batters, got all Following the home opener, a meeting in Chicago last Aug. 2, Dan Topping, president of the pennant In the Rec I.,enKue this ace yielded seven hits as he stnirk tackle; I Richard Jacunhkl ' (North Tall Cedars of Lebanon, race spon­ sistants will have three weeks to MUwaukee al Chicago (2) 2:80 was the chief item on the agenda. Yankees, threw the first monkey Chicago, .308. . sought-after athlete In the en­ er. Chris Thomas, is a bus Haven) end; Robert Jacunskl end. expects a bigger play during the eight Baltimore hits off loser Herb Trin’s out of town three succes­ summer, tallied four times in the out three and Issued only one base The Balduin-Wallace --"od- PENNSYLVANIA (3 )—Vincent sors. Wilbert (Red) Hadden will whip them into shape for the home pm . The AL Expansion Committee is wrench into the rosy plans. He de­ Run* Batted In- Bank*, Chica­ tire village. We can"t help driver for the Massachueetts (North Haven) end; William Mc­ second season of operations at the Score and two successors. Brandt, sive, Saturdays, to St. Lawrence, opening frame and added two more on balls. nct had to wait four re Lynch (Fairfield) tackle; Dave again serve as general chairman opener against a tough Williams PhUadeiphla at Is>s Angeles II composed of Del Webb of the New clared recently he would be op­ go, 103; Aaron, Milwaukee, 93; that. But we may have to get Transit Authority In Boston. years to win the Olympi lO- Cormick (Bloomfield) tackle; Dan. Parkade Lanes, the town’s only 10 who led off with a home run in the Tufts and C!qlby. run* In the second for an early 6-0 The second game of the aeries All the MTA employes thought Splllane (New Haven) guard; for the Tall Cedars. All money contingent on Sept. 24. pm . York Yankees, Hank Greenberg of posed to the National League’s Mays, San Francisco, 88; Math­ him out of here and into a meter hurdles, whlcli he did In iel Murphy (West Hartford) cen­ pin establishment . . . New York first inning, also, doubled and Pittsburgh at San Francisco lead. After Renn's rallied for four will be played tonight at Charter ews.. Milwaukee, 87; Cepeda, San It would be nice If the elder Pete Velleco (Shelton) center. collected will again be earmarked Among Dan’s major losses are Chicago White Sox and George moving into New York unless the hotel room somewhere so he Hrisinki In 1952. ter; Da-vld Ryan (Orange) end; for the Muscular Dystrophy Fund, football Giants and Fairfield Uni­ singled. Woodling drove In two two linemen who are currently bat­ MINfHt LEAGUE BASEBALL 4:80 p.m. runs In the top of the sixth to cut Oak starting at 6. Francisco, 83. , Thomas and his family could CORNELL (1)—Lawrence Fra­ versity will play host to members Medinger of the Cleveland Indians. American League was permitted the margin to two runs, the Teach­ can catch his breath, national objective of the Cedars runs with a double and two singles. tling for spots with the profession­ Tearhera (7) Home Runs—Banks, Chicago, accompany their Illustrious ser (Riverside) tackle. of the Connecticut Sports Writers’ Robinson, with a double and single, At the Aug. 2 meeting, the big to move Into Los Angeles. In this, ers pushed across an Insurance ab r li iMi a • rbl "Thank goodness, he com­ PRINCETON (1) — Brewster . . . Pete Wigren, retired Man­ al Chicago Bears: Center Roger Eastern League The Cincinnati Reds had three flirt.. ( , b ...... 3 a 36; Aaron, Milwaukee, 33; Math­ petes early.” son to Rome. Alliance Thursday noon at Fair- drove in the other run. Woodling league delegates unanimously he has the support of several fel­ tally In the last of the sixth and 1 1 2 1 2 2 0 1 ews, Milwaukee, 30; Maya, San ------Lanes Open Sept. 7------Loud (New Canaan) back. chester High track coach, and LieClerc or deCollgny out of the hat Lancaster 5, Springfield 8. 20-game winning pitchers In 1923 agreed to' recommend expansion of Danlelami. p ...... 2 10 2 10 1 Thomas, a mild-manivered So bus drivers, machinists, field University where the Na­ has now hit In 15 straight games. low club owners. Any franchise then held Renn’s scoreless In the Hyde, aa ...... a 0 1 o J 0 0 Francisco, 28; Robinson, Cincin­ office girls and o f f 1 c 1 a 1 a Formal Ivy play opens Sept. 24 jeweler BTank Bray, postcard from • • • in the coming campaign. Blnghampton 8, Allentown 4. —and they failed to win the Na­ the two majors to 10 teams each, shift or addition needs a two thirds Slnnrllab, ...... 19-year-old Bostonian Wh’o has Luzerne, Switzerland, where they tional Leaguers are in training seventh WS preserve the victory, 111 nati and Boyer, St. IjOu Is , 26. throughout the MTA chipped" when Brown travels to New York He's In best shape in the back- Reading 4, Williamsport 2. tional League pennant. either in 1961 or 1962. Fbur clubs vote. Victor* Hit Hard D n y . ft ...... 1110 0 2 leaped a phenomenal 7 feet, ... «re vacatieming with their wives. . . Trinity hosts the scribes INDIANS 6, SENATORS 4—Jim fleld, where senior quarterback Ueiacnakl. If .... M 0 2 0 0 0 Pitching—I.aw, Pittsburgh, 10- in — and here the Thomasea for the inaugural with Columbia. (Mudeat) Grant, whose unpopular­ Don Blandish, Dick Day, Dave 1 1 3 2 0 0 3% Inches, is beginning to The foursome toured Italy before Monday, Sept . 12 at Hartford Tony Sanders will again practice Biickl-v, ab ...... 5. .792; Brogllo, St, Louis, 16-6, are.. Y Bowling League Although other members of the ity in the nation’s capitol is Doomah and Bob Clifford were the fli.-vslier, rf .... 0 0 ri (I 0 0 j u s show signs of cracking under reaching Switzerland and plan to where Cdach Don Jessee will pre­ hla wizardry. Tony was 48 for 106 00 10 00.727; McDaniel, St. I O I , 10-4. Papa Thomas looks young league star^ on the same date ,K*laar. rf ...... the constant wear and tear. visit several other countries before sent his outlook on the approach- matched only by ■ Castro and last year, good for 658 yards and batting stars for the victors. .Stan rsv.rnMi, af ...... 1 3 2 0 0 1 .714; Spahn, Milwaukee, 16-7, enough to be John’s brother with outside opponents, the round- dish had a double and trlpleland DIBnIllatn. c .... The gangling slx-foot-flve returning home. ing seafon . . . Bill Mllewski, Khrushchev, made It two in a row six TD’s. And Tony tips in at 155, .696; FarredI, Philadelphia, 9-4, and healthy enough to be a robin gets under way In earnest over over Washington. It was the two runs batted In while . Day .692. Negro had moisture In his *c e e veteran local softball player, re­ stands 5-8. T o tftlji ...... 7 10 21 ft 0 eyes when he tried to describe discus thrower. Mama Thomas on the following Saturday, Oct. 1. flfth time in six decisions that FULL GOODYEAR ■trolced a two-run homer. Doornail R^nn'« 14) Shifts Operations cently marked 15 years with the Sanders may well be supported his tribulations In thq canteen Is plump and good-humored The season finale will, be played Off the Cuff Connecticut Power Oo. Grant has beaten the Senators this had a perfect three for three which A b r h po A • rb l Thanksgiving Day at FTiiladelphla by a couple of sophomore, half­ faichided a double and two singles J4H ...... 2 0 4 (1 0 1 O dd O n« last night. with a quick, spontaneous Rockville’s Don Berger, who s e e season. His career total is a re­ backs. West Hartford’s John 0 0 Iretween Penn and Cornell. and Clifford chipped In with two 2h ...... 3 1 3 "I don’t want to be difficult laugh. handles the well rounded sports markable 16 victories against only Szumczyk is certainly, a leading NEW TIRE GUARANTEE r ...... 3 0 3 2 0 1 By EARL YOST 'One of the closest races since one defeat. tingles. I Kiiikuo l b ...... a 0 0 .3 0 ft ft Minneapolis ((Ti—The most im- but this is getting almost im­ But she is worried about pro((ram In Rockville, took in the End of the Line candidate for one halfback spot, All told the hard hitting Teach- I’nKoiu ab ...... 3 n (I 0 ft ft prohable hole-lrv-one made so far possible,” he said. John. "I wish he could get Long considered the fastest duck pin bowling league in the Ivy began its official play In recent Little League World Se­ Only one Manchester baseball Grant thrives against Washing­ and Jessee considers John Ward- rf ...... 3 0 0 3 0 ft ft *r* collected flv# extra hnse hits, | this year undoubtedly belongs to '•When go back to my more peace and rest,” she Manchester, the Y Wednesday Night league which has oper­ 1966 Is forecast for the coming ries at Williamsport, I*a. Don, a player in the pro ranks, Gene John­ ton at the plate, too. He cracked law, a scampering 5-9, a leading rllri rf ... 3 n 0 2 0 ft ft two hits last night,. giving him a The flfth waa a triple by Bob ! wnshi rf ...... 3 1 1 0 ft golfer A. A, Ijonhartl Golf Digest, quartera they’re waiting for says. campaign. Harvard rates the un- school teacher In Manchester, Is a son can boast a .300 or better bat­ prospect for the other. Both starred 0 ft ated annually at the Community Y lanes ever since the build­ .421 average against the Senators Buckley. • ' • If ...... 2 1 I ft ft which keeps a record of aces, says me In my room. When I go Sister Rita is a itudent, 18, ' eas.v favorite’s chair, with Cornell Connecticut Little Lieague dis­ ting average and the Milwaukee with Trin's undefeated frosh team Plus UNCONDITIONAL f, If ...... 1 0 0 1 0 ft ft and the other member of th# ing opened in 1935, will shift operations to the new Holiday ami Yale considered the top this season. Cleveland rapped 16 Catcher Frank Cuneo whs the j ... 2 1 1 1 3 0 ft iHmhart was teeing off on the out the door, they rush up and trict commissioner . . . Dick So- Braves farmhand is just over the Jgst year...... 13.5-yard third hole at Minnesota group Is John’’s kid brother, Lanes for the 1960-61. season. The' threats. Penn, the current title- hits off loser Camilo Pascual and only Renn’s batter to give winning j start asking questions and announcement was fnade jointly by standard at .301. Johnson, a third Fullback is a question mark at pitrher Dtck Dsnielson any degree | Tdiil* .. 2M 4 7' 1ft « 1 4 Valley courae here, but topped taking pictures. I can’t even Warren, 6% end full of mis­ holder,' and Dartmouth cannot be two relievers with catcher Johnny tha moment, with letterman Bill Fred McCurVy, presideht of the Y baseman, Is with Cedar Rapids, Romano getting three. of trouble. Cuneo had three singles i Tene h' i» 420 not 4 7 his shot. The ball headed for a train without having a lot of chief. dismissed. Perennial powerhouse Iowa In the Three Eye League. Ac­ Polk getting the nod unless Ken 1100 «i4 0 -4 water hazard, akipped three "If I don’ t watch him, he’ll League, and Paul Correnti, man­ Princeton will be on the rebound • • • In as many times at hat and drove H '""'" • people around me. ager of the Holiday Lanes. The cording to latest reports, outfielder- Cromwell can regain scholaAtic in one run while Mike GInolfl |>ro-1 2K aiHniiirti l>neni*n; 3B. 8i*n(1l»h. times on the water, hit the bank, "Some oflthem are awfully be climbing one of the flag after a comparatively poor sea­ BED SOX 4, A’S 1—Second in­ ROAD HAZARD League will roll Wednesday nights first baseman Moe Morhardt Is hit­ eligibility. He’s studying this sum­ ini ; SB, Dooinsn I2 ): bounced high in the air and fell poles or dropping off. the roof son In 1959. Columbia will be the ning home runs by Frank Malzone ▼tded a two-nin single In the j H i , Benn't (3): BB, sneaky, using trick# and other starting at 7:45. ting .214 with Lancaster in the mer toward that end. Polk, no loesrs’ four-run sixth. • Aceo, 2, Don xyi 1. SO. Denleliion 3. Into the hole. things to get to me. 1 don’t of one of these buildings,” loop's definite darkhorse. Brown, and Lu Clinton were all Tom matter what, will see plenty of Eastern League and Eddie Wojclk Brewer needed to down the Ath­ like that. I don’t know how says John, "he’s a little rowdy Work has been progressing on which played Dartmouth to a has a .257 hatting mark with Pen­ action. long I can stand It.” — that one.” scoreless tie and stunned Harvard letics. The righthander spaced Jessee can be STqpected to im­ schMule on construction of the sacola, Fla., In the Alabama- eight hits for his eighth victory last yearj__Is always capable of provise in the line, shoring up the new 24-bed Brunswick lanes at Florlda League. Morhardt belongs and completed his first game In GUARANTEE! spring;lng an upset ^ although It mighty holes left by gr^uation. Spencer St. and it is expected the to the Chicago Cubs and Wojclk his lait seven starts. Don Larsen, official opening will be held Sept. probably won’t have the personnel is with the Chicago White Sox or­ Letterman end lam Bennett may AMERICA'S to seriously challenge for the title the loser, dropped his 10th against well work from a tackle spot, with Buchholz Seen as Best Bet 7. 'The corporation behind the ganization... Brunlg Mosket for­ one victory. -A lanes is headed by Maurice Cor­ this year, i mer local resident and a cracker- lettsrmen Doug Tansill and Dale FINEST renti, president, and includes Lee jack football player with the Maj­ Peatman holding down the end To Upset All-Aussie Final Urbanetti, vice president; An­ ors and Cubs in the 20s and 30s, Monday^fi H om ers ■pots. Both were effective In last COMPACT CAR! thony Urbanettl, treasurer, and Complete Drawing has built up his Florida business year’s campaign, collecting over COMET Orlan(lo Annulll, secretary. All from five to 80 year round trailers (Season Totals in Parentheooo) 500 yards between them through • FOR THE FIRST TIME Forest Hills, N .Y .— (N EA )— F o rf the Davis Cup stickout and four men are ^engaged In business For 100-Meter Run In three years. Moake owns and AMERICAN LEAGUE receiving yardage. the ffrat time In history the United American champion last summer In Manchester. operates a 100 acre tropical resort Brandt, Orioles (IS). Two sp^om ores are going to State# Is without a men’s tennis prevailed against )iU smaller team­ in Stuart, Fla., called Flshnhol. Malzone Red Sox U2). be given every chance to fill the Due to major changes^ in our Goodyear factory Clinton, Bed Sox plsyer who shines like a apace mate at Wimbledon. After that, All 24 lanes have been Installed. Rome, Aug. 30 (/P)—The wo^^d's Located on Manetee-Bay, the area f’*, guard spots, according to Jessee. NATIONAL T •■AGUE Mike Schulenberg, 186-pounder, balioon — and zooms across the I..aver again took over to sweep the Workers are now Installing auto­ three top 100-meter speedsters— Is considered one oP the 10 "hot­ four Eastern grass court tourna­ matic bowl-mor pin setters. Once Annin Hary of Germany, Harry, test” fishing spots in America. Davis, Dodgers (7). and Jim I4T>itters, 196 showed ex­ method retread shop dll our retreads will be cov­ court Armament as dazzllhgly. Honk, Pirates (IS). For this reason there Is every ments at Merlon, Southhampton, completed, the lanes will be Jerome of Canada and Ray Norton Numerous Manchester people have cellent talents with the froeh last Smith, Pirates (10), year. Bill Howlsixl, a froeh full- indication that one or the other of Orange and Newport lacquered and telescore units set PAUL CORRENTI of the United States—have been vacationed at Moske’s waterfront The top Australians may be In place. Then, Paul Correnti re­ I assigned to three,reparate elimina­ TOMMY KELLEY cottages. Law, Pirates (1). back, may Work the other tackle ered by this unconditioi^l road hazard guarantee. the Australian left wingers, Neale spot opposite Bennett. F’raser or Rod Laver, will prevail left wingers, but they are not rad­ ports, the doors will be open for better. This league will roll Mon­ tion heats In the Olympic Track SEVEN STROKES OFF Stepping Into LeClerc’s shoes in the National Singles at Forest ical. They play a good, sound, business. . , n .... day nights at 8:45 and will be and Field competition starting to­ conservative game—nothing spec­ known as the Hartford County morrow. Seven strokes off the victors’ will be husky (190) Tom Reese, Hills, Sept. 2-11. Increases Earnings tacular but effective. Fraaer, de. Mary Simmons has lined lup an League. Teams interested may con­ There were nine heat.* of seven pace In the Pro-Amateur Golf both as center and captain. From The lack of a standout on our Championship of Connecticut, Sec­ end to end, he’ll be the moat ex­ ; side leaves a big question to be re- fending titleholder, lias a wide, attractive ‘fast’ league which will tact Paul Correnti.' njen each In the 100, with the first swinging serve that is hard to thre^ in each qualifying for the Dunedin, Fla., Aug. 30 (JP> — tional PGA. at the Avon Country perienced man In the line. Last ' solved against the Australian*. It roll Tuesday, nights at 8:45. Many Professiohail golfer Arnold Palmer GOOD>rYE/%R handle, particularly In the back­ Chri.* Deci Is handling the Res­ second round later In the day. Club Monday were Wally Cichon yssr he operated as a guard. • NO TIME LIMIT OOMKT is; How good is Butch Buchholz? of Manchester’s leading duck pin­ of Llgonier, Pa., picked up an­ hand court. Laver’s ground taurant League, which plans to ex­ Norton—of Oakland, Cali t.-— Brandt, Orioles and Pat Rose of Ellington Ridge. Jessee, one of the nation's most 8ALFJ4 ARK The brilliant St. I.x>ula prospect, ners have signed to roll In what other 11,800 last week to bring strokes are especially beautiful. pand, and roll at th; new lanes. drew Gusman Kosanov of Ruslila — Aomered for Baltimore’s first Cichon and Rose combined for a successful coaches with a 124-49-8 BOARING! not yet 19, Is the beet we have to will be known as the Laurel Wom­ his totid season’s earnings up to Buchholi has the big game, vol Restaurant entries interested in as a rival in his heat. runs and added singls and doQbIs 67-60-137 ecore. Winners were record in 27 campaigns at Trinity, offer this trip in the absence of en's League. 875,400. In second place among leys well and his ground strokes competing may contapt Deci at as ths Orioles defeated the, Chicago Gerry Glanferante and Gardner usually views an approaching even a Lula Olmedo. If we couldn't ar^ pretty good. He has the early •• Dave Sime of Durham, N.C. was money wlnnera announced yester­ Returning to actiei\ after a lapse Deci’s Drive-In for further details, placed in a heat that included Linn Whits Sox 4-0. 4 Thompson of Springfield, Mass. The campaign from the depths of de­ stop the Aussles against one left­ background and temperament to day by the Professional Golfsrs Bay Staters shot a sizzling 65-65- spair. He’s still plagued by an old NO SALES SLIP NECESSARY of a year will be Cheney Bros. Eves of Canada. Francis Budd of Pitching—Larry Jackson, Cardi­ hander, Fraaer, a year ago with tre the next standout American -^sn. is JKsn Venturi, Palo Alto, 130 round. nemesis, lack of depth, but he the help of the transplanted performer. Men's League, With the Double Strike Lanes Asbury Park, N.J., In the ninth nals — Pitched a thrss-hlt Miut- now closed, many of the duck pin heat, was alongside Peter Rad­ Calif., with 141,900. Dow Finster- ont and. did not allow a runner to Prices Start ’At Peruvian, Olmedo, It la difficult to Led at Wimbledon wald, Tequesta, Fla., ranks third see how the feat can be aecom- Buchholz was leading Laver Plans are now underway to or­ leagues Vhich rolled a t the Oak St. ford, the red hot British sprinter.' pass first bass as ths Osrdlnala Only Nm bMt Gonolytor nMtnridt usml. Wn tfronqiy ganize a fast men’s loop which will plant will now operate at the Holi­ Heals In the 100 start tomorrow with a total $38,900 to his crsdlt whipped Milwaukee, 8-0, pllahed with a not-fully developed two .S(Sta to one, at Wimbledon, so far this season. atar against two rugged and slick and they were tied, 15-15, In the have a team average of 600, or day Lanes this season. with the semi-finals and finals rneofqmMMl tfiii way of aovin^ monay iRstnod of buying southpaws. fourth when our kid defaulted be. Thursday. ■ One way to keep skunks away Hes-Saw Btruggis cauae of cramps and an ankle in. Nine heats were set up in the 800 Harry Craft, Chicago Cub coach, from your camp 1* to mread CHEAP naw rirnt. No oxfra eoit for tho guorontoo. So* Australians want to know jiut jury He pulled out the Mexican meters with six men in all except broke into organised ball with around moth baUs. Bkunki loathe I ja n k u L Champions Still Undefeated two, which had seven. The first how much Laver has Improved and tie In Davis Cup competition be Monssssn, Pa., in 1985. the smell and usually keep away. utpodoy! W o wiH rotrocNl your tiros tho senno doy, nx- G O O D / ^ E A R who's ahead In what has been a low the border after losing the three In each qualify for the sec­ ond round. The first round Is also see-saw battta for Down Under Arst set to Mario Llamas, but lost diongo or loon you timt wMlo wo rotrnod yours. Piek.up supremacy since the superheated to Laver In the Newport Anal, 6-1, In Wamends Softball Tourney on Wednesday, withXthe second redhead acquired the Australian 6-8 6 - 1, 6 - 2. round on Thursday. \ BASEBALL championship when Fraaer pufied Barry MacKay Is an American Brian Hewson of Great Britain MNOSMHIIW RE4KMS - ond doHvory lorv ico. N o ch o r g o . Stratford, Aug. 30 (ffl — A five-r?' Philadelphia and Kansas City, and Valeriy Bulyshev of Poland a shoulder muscle. with a big game that can’t be ON game schedule today In the Wom­ Kan., and Toronto and Plainfield, were In the first heal; William Fraser, who knocked at the door thrown out, but the Michigan en’s World Softball Tournament N. J. The loser In each instance Cunllffe of Claremont, Calif., waa for years before blossoming out as graduate Is too prone bo double $295 DOWN fault. Ron Holmtterg,' the tall promised to cut four — perhaps will be eliminated. in the third along with Peter Snell Brooklyn blond recently gradu­ five—teams from the dozen sur­ A fifth game matched unde­ of New Zealand and Hungary's lA m Bsuik Katas ated from Tulane, Is an excellent vivors of the original field of 20. feated Pekin and Portland, Ore., great Istvan Rozsavolgyi. STATE “ racket wielder, but can’t seem to The only undefeated teams are which has won one and lost one. Robert Moens of Belgium, the concentrate and polish the other the defending champions from Stratford’s reigning champions, world record holder, was placed In WINF bloke off. Stratford, 4-0, and the girls from who also won In 1958, picked up the sixth heat with Poland’s crqck INAL 1230 RA'DIATOR CAPS Barring an upset, Mario Bueno, Pekin, 111., 2-0. Pekin kept a clean their fourth win by beating Stefan Lewandowski. SERVICE CENTER GASOLINE CAPS deicrlbed 8y Oardnar Mulloy alate. by beating Atlanta 1.-0 last Orange, Calif., 3-1. For Joan Joyce, George Kerr of the] British West far and away the finest woman night in 16 Innings, nine more than the winning pitcher. It was the Indies, another crack 800 man, waa 770 MAIN ST. — PHONO Ml 0.0117 MCHOISJIIANCHLSTER OIL BREATHER CAPS regtjlatlon. sixth consecutive victory In three STATION WAGONS ond SEDANS # IMMEDIATE DELIVERY DISTRIBUTED BY amateur today figures to keep in the seventh heat aa waa Ter­ Tonight 7:55 the U. 8. from taking top prize The tournament la being run by years of world tournament com­ rence Sutiivanoof Rhodesia. THURSDAY, SEPT. 1 In the distaff division. Our main the double elimination rule — a petition. Jerome iVlebert'of Willita, Calif., hops Is 17-year-old Karen HanUa thaai has to lose twice to be elimi­ 'The Californians had tied up the one. of the United States hopes; , UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT MANCHESTER Tvho. by her own admission, ta not nated. Four went out by that route game at 1-1 in the second Inning, drew Thomas Facrellh of Great YANKEES MORIARTY BROTHERS ready for ths lightfooted Brasil­ Saturday aiM four more folloured but hurler Joyce won 5er own game Britain and Jacomir Blegr of Robert KHnfak, Manager UNCOU7-hrrbfBNTAI^MERCURT--OOMVIV-:-BNaU8H FORD AUTO PARTS ian. Darlano H ard,' th* plunger, yeaterday. in the flfth by driving in Mickey Czachoalovakla In the second heat. THE, WC. and Ann Hay don, the latter ting- TodaFz schedule had these one­ Macchletto from second ivith what Thomas Murphy, Brooklyn, N.T., Tm iS — OATTfRIES — A C C IS iO lU E S 801 CENTER STREET-OPEN EVENINGS^MI 8-5185 llah, have to be reckoned with. time losers facing each other: proved to be the winning run. was placed In the ninth heat with KANSAS CITY 291 MOAD fntnr PHONE Ml 3-S179 MANCHESTER, e< Amerieaa futnre in major Lyim, Mass., u d Phoenix, Arix.; Stratford added another In the Biagmar Ohlemann of Canada and COMPLIfI TYDOL FiYINO "A" Slim C I tennla-df any—la Juat that VuMouvir, B. C,. and A U u U l sixth for good msMun* Julian Brown of tha Bahamo. M »

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MANCHESffeR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1960 PAGE THlBTBiiN PAGE TWELVE BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 80, I960 Building Materials 47 kdoina Without Board 59 Btuiness Locations Roufiw tor Sale 72 Houses for Sal* 72 Houmu for Sal* 72 Wantcd-^Rcal Estate 77 Aato Driving School THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted— Female S5 SitoatlcMM W u ta d — FOR RENT—A larg* heated room, for Rent 64 Female S8 WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST I-BOLTON.:rT«& ia a beaut t LARGE TWO-FAMILY. 10 acres NEW 8 ROOM ranch featuring IF YOU HAVE property to ■ell, Suspect Held LARSON’S, OonnecUcut’a Orat U- PART-TIME, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Sewing Mperate entrance. GenUeman. 88 STORE FOR RENT miitable for $13,900 ranch near Bolton Center of land, large rooms. Must Mil- Youngstown kitchen, baseboard may I serve as your agent? 1 wiU E. Center St. cenaed drlvtng achooi trained - machine operators. , Blxperienced TYPING DONE In my home. Res* Westell Framlnr Truckloads any buainesa. Ideal location for Road, enclosed breezeway and at­ Tongren, Broker. MI 3-6831. radiation, ettst iron boiler, tile srive you courteous, efficient serv­ CLASSIFIED Certified and approved i| now of- C hOLCSTRAS F/NORITE nURLOR SAME IS ft iT ONE KIBITZ FROM NlM AND<» preferred. Good hours if you have ■onsble. Experience In both lecsl From $100 per M. dentist, near Parkade. Call Ml tached garage, aluminum com­ bath, fireplace, full basement, ice that will merit ^ u r confidence. In Jordan^s 11 . fer-Scrv1ee->Storag» 10 imLONfiDAVMTCRMCLONfNAHANAf ' > NIDPING MVFRIENPSCSOOHOO) two small boys In my home. Vi­ Peg Board 12c Sq. Ft. 6 p.m. n —MANCHESTER - Near new PI 2-7989. Welles Agency,- PI spectlona and arrange all financ­ (Contliraed from Page One) Oak Flooring From $f89 per M. the comforts of home, few feet 66 ELWOOD ROAD—Colonial, large CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT ^EPT. 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Owner moving—selling dishwasher, 8 bedrooms, IH baths, small down payment buys beauti­ Service. Call the Ellsworth Mitten the royal cabinet, aa the head of a COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. HEAVEN KNOWS JNHAT WOMAN TO take cars’-of 6 year 9-2584. . prefiniahed Mahogany Paneling ROOM SUITABLE for gentleman, landacaped lot 80x200. Marion E. ful 7 rbom cape, many extras private entrance, free parking, $8 for $14,900. Call the R. F. Dlmock Agency. Realljrs MI 8-6930. MONDAT Xhra FBCDAT AJkL—SATCItOAT t AJL you sw about ME old child and do light housework 21c Sq. Ft. Co., Ml 9-6245, Barbara Woods, Ml Robertson, Broker, KG 8-5953. new government. He approved Tal- ■KrOnlERPEOPLEr 4 hours a day, 6 days a week. PAY ’N TOTE weekly. 288 Charter Oak St. Pleaee 26 LINDEN STREET houni’s new 11-men government. GARAGE FOR rent at 193 Maple Articles Fvr Sale call MI 9-1746’ after 6 p.m. Hotues tor-Rent 65 9-7702, or Johanna Evans, Ml SELLING??? St. Call MI 8-4751. Write Box B, Herald. WE NOW CAN OFFER YOU 9-5653. BOLTON—First Lake. 6 room Including seven holdovers from tte waterfront cottage, partial cellar, We need listings. To get the best PLEASE READ YOUR AD WOOD ’TRUSSES AT OUR VZRNON—Ranch. 6 rooms, breeze­ OPPOSITE CENTER PARK service call in an experienced suc­ Majall cabinet. IF YOU ENJOY meeting people POWER LAWN MOWERS—Jacob- LOW-LOW PRICES way, garage. $1M monthly. Tre- in —BOLTON. On beautiful Riga easily winterized, artesian well, iOM u a eoa> and like grocery store check-out aen, Bdlana, Toro and Aritna. Saif* NICE FRONT room to rent, next property in excellent condition. 8 room single. Large living room, cessful firm of Realtors — mem­ A special committee appointed to ______r “WMit AAi" •!» tafew ovro tka Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 mont Agency, TR 8-2849. Lane. 4 bedroom custom built bers of Multiple Listing. Prompt Tba adrertlaer akonld read hU ad Ute YTRST DDAY IT cashiering but object to nights and propelled, push or riding. 18 to SO to bath with shower. MI 8-6422. Shown by appointment. Marion E. 3 full baths, fireplace, storm win­ investigate the bombings, which NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. ranch, center entrance hallway, action, fair appraisals. Call on Wes Wounded 41 other persons, held a APPEABS mod REPORT ERRORS la time for tke oaxt Saturday work, here’s the position tnohea. Aak for demonstration and s t a t e s t r e e t ATTRACTIVE 6 room cape, close Robertson, Broker, 8-5958. dows, one-car garage, lot 175x80. 381 , NEWLY DECORATED room in two full tile baths, fireplace m Smith, Bill Rood or Jack Crockett messenger boy at the press bureau Uoa. Tka Herald la reapoDstbla for oaly ONE Inoorreet or oaoltted TWO BOYS’ 26" bikes. Good condi­ for you. One of our Manchester be satisfied. Trade In yourold m i- NORTH HAVEN, CONN. to Waddell School, bus and shop­ family room, two-car garage one Could be converted to two 4-room chine. Parts and service. We private home, shower, parking. BOWERS SCHOOL — 4 bedroom at the T. J. Crockett Agency, 244 for questioning. laaertlaB for a a j advei Ueemeot and tbeo only to the extent of a tion. MI 9-7963, stores wants a check-out cashier CHestnut 8-2147 MI 9-8354. ping. Available Sept. 1 on one year acre wooded lot with tennis court. apartments. Also zoned to allow Main St., MI 3-1577. ‘make Kood*' tnertloa. Brrora which do not laoaea the valoe of for Monday-Frlday, 9 a.m -6 p.m. ■harpen and repair most all hand lease. Rental $150 per month. Call $28,500. The R. F. Dlmock Co.. MI home in A-1 conditiofi, 2 full baths, roomers. Roomer* would have pri­ The bureau occupies part of the the adrertlaenMat wtD aot be corrected by m a k e jood ” taaerUoa. Good starting salary, usual bene­ and power lawn mowers MI Mr. Werbner, Jarvis Realty Co. 9-6245, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, basement beautifully finished in vate entrance, 8 roomers pay com­ building housing the premier’s of­ Redwood, rear porch, patio with Business Offered 13 fits. Apply by letter to Associated S-7968. Capitol Equipment co ., 88 Apartments— Flats— MI 8-4112 Johanna Evans, MI 9-5683. plete taxes, heat and mortgage pay­ fice. The bombs were planted in Grocers, Inc., Box 2069, Hartford, Main St. Garden— Farm— Dairy outside fireplace. Priced for quick ments. FHA or bank mortgage Columbia Majali's office and in the office of Or Box D, Herald. Tenements 68 COMPLETELY furnished two bed­ IV—MANCHESTER—Autumn St. sale, $17,800. Phllbrick Agency, M3 available. Immediate poeseasion, the director of the press bureau. COMPLETE REPAIRS—By Stu­ HOME MADE ravloU, fresh or Products 50 9-8464. BE APPRECIATED room house. Sept. l-Jun. 1. MI Immaculate 6 room colonial, com­ Shammout andd his colleague, Dial Ml 3-2711 art R. Wolcott on automatic NURSES AIDES wanted 7 a.m.-3 frosen, 80c dos. 346 Avery Street. POUR ROOM apartment, bath, hot 9-3586. washers, dryers and electric TOMATOES—Easy picking. 60c pletely redecorated, 13x24 living FRED MURPHY Shaker Dabbas, were employed at p.m. and 8 p.m ,-ll p.m. shifts. MI Wapping. Ml 4-0604L - water, heat. Apply Marlow’s, 867 room, choice location, amesite COVENTRY LAKE—Year ’round 8 Town Woman ranges. Ml 9-6678. peach baaket. Bring own contain­ room lakefront cottage, modern Realt.v the press bureau. They disappear­ 9-2324. ers. Angel St., Manchester. Main St. ' drive, aluminum combinations, Lost and Found 1 Automobiles for Sale 4 TOP SOIL—poBsibly the cleanest Suburban For Rent 66 bath porch, large living room with MI 3-4054 ed a few hours before the bomba CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. selling for the amazingly low went off. Official sources said WOMAN 'WHO enjoys care of and. most fertile available any* t o m a t o e s —Pick In your own con­ FOUR ROOM apartments, includ­ atone foreplace, one-car garage. Polio Leader OLDSMOBILE 1960—Super 88 con- Roaaonable rates. Call PI 1-7858 youngsters, five day week, light ahere. Prompt delivery. Call figure of $13,900. Call the R. F. MANCHESTER—8 room Colonial, they were believed to have gone LOST—Man'a >bUlfold and check tainers, 50c half bushel. 437 Clark ing heat, hot water, gas for'cook- COLUMBIA LAKE—5 room house Dimock Co., MI 9-5246, Barbara Phllbrick Agency. Ml 9-8464. book containing money and valu­ vertlblej power steering, power between 1 :S0-4:80 or any dmt housekeeping. MI 8-7084. Leonard L. GigUo, Bolton, MI ing electric refrigerator and gaa large kitchen, dining room, sun to the Syrian region of the UAR. Saturday or Sunday. St., Wapping, off Route 30. available Sept.-June. Ideal for Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna Evans, able papers. Vicinity iJlley St. and brakes, many extras, showroom 3-7088. stove. Call MI 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. school teacher or couple. Call AC MANCHESTER - Colonial, 6 spa­ parlor off large living room, bath For G>unty WOMAN WANTED 8 days weekly, MI 9-5653. cious rooms, large living room The informants said Shammout, near Center. Call MI 8-5884. condition. Will take trade. Call MI NOW. BEFORE the rush starts, Is PICKLING cucumbers. 76c basket, 8-9234, after 7 p.m. and 4 bedrooms on second floor, who usually slept at the press 3-6022 after 5 p.m. com er Soda Shop, State Theater LOAM—SAND—Stone — Gravel SECOND FLOOR, large 4 room with fireplace, family size tile one-car garage, nicely landacaped the time to have that gun put in Bldg. Fill and Ameeite. For prompt de­ pick your own, bring containers. V—MANCHESTER—Keeney St. 8H Mrs Alfred' Soraccht. Colum­ bureau, was seen leaving the build­ LOST—Diamond stone from lady’s 'Paul Robotto, Birch Mountain Rd., apartjpent. Electric refrigerator, room modified Cape with breeze­ kitchen, porch, one-car garage, lot. Priced at $18,900. Phllbrick ring, Sunday. Reward. Please call OLDSMOBILE 1955, Starfire 98 shape for the coming season. RooflnB— Siding 16 Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 livery call MI 3-8608. waiter P. stove and heat included. Connec­ Summer Romes for Rent 67 large lot 86x260, $17,900. Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8484. bia's March of Dimes Chairman ing at 4 a m. yesterday, about Bring It and your mower, shears, Bolton. way and attached garage, built-in MI 3-1897. . convertible, black, red interior, Miller. Trucking. tion for washer. Garage if desired. Agency, Ml 9-8464. for the past 16 years, has been eight hours before the bomba ex­ whitewalls, continental. All elec­ knives, locks, keys, etc. to Bralth- RAY’S ROOFING CO., Shingle and BDCTBRIUR AND interior painting WANTED—Part-time bookkeeper, Ilelp wanted— Male 36 ANDOVER LAKE — Waterfront, range and oven, large well land­ COVENTRY HILLTOP—Almost 3 ploded. built-in roofs, gutter and conduc­ and paperhanglng. Wallpaper Marion E. Robertson Broker, MI elected chairman of the Tolland FOUND—Mongrel female puppy, tric and power equipment, good waite, 52 Pearl St. good pay. permanent position with ONE 10 FOOT Frigid Igloo self- 3-5953. seven rooms, large screened scaped lot. The condition of this 89 HOLL STREE3T—Large 10 room bedroom brick ranch with breeze­ County Chapter of the National tor work; roof, chimney reoalra. books. Guaranteed workmanship. advancement. Write to Box A, THERE IS A future full of oppor­ Household Goods 51 home is like new. Priced $17,400. Amman returned to an o u t^ brown, four white paws, white condition. MI 3-0982. contained delicatessen case, three porch, all modern conveniences, single home, 5 bedrooms. new way and 2-rar garage, large barn, Foundation. Mrs. Soracchi has wardty normal appearance. Last chest. Call Leo Fracchia, Dog TYPEWRITERS and office ma Ray Hagenow, Mi 9-22:1-2214; Ray Reasonable rates. Fully insured. Herald, stating qualifications, ex­ tunities in Fuller Brush route shelves with refrigerated compart­ TWO ROOM apartment Including Call the R. F. Dlmock Co., Ml O.E, furnace, economical' heat, chines—rraairs, sales, servics and RUGS—NEVER used. 9x12, $30. available August 13 through sea­ about 30 seres, small brook. Ask­ served the county group as its night's .curfew was lifted. Air­ Warden, Ml 8-8594. iackson MI 8-8825. Fast and courteous service. Leo periences and references. -t sales work. Retirement, hospital­ ments, eight months old. Call heat hot water, gas for cooking, son. MI 9-0980 9-6246, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, good condition throughout, large ing $26,000, Carry back mortgage rentals. Ml 9-3477. J. PeUetier. 50 9-6826. ization, advancement. Married, days, MI 3-0723. 9x15, $36. 10x15 rose beige. BU or Johanna Evans, MI 9-5653. secretary for several years end a.s ports Were reopened, and business 1951 MERCURY 3-door Call MI 9-6655. gas stove and electric refrigera­ playroom over deluxe 2-car ga­ from owner available. Lessenger, NOTICE IS HEREBY given that 9-1906. 6. A, DION, INC. Roofing, siding, WOMAN OVER 40, to care for two car. Call Ml 9-0090. MISQUAMICUT, R. I.—CoUsge for chairman of its Women's Activity resumed as usual. COSMA APPLIANCE SERVICE. painting. Carpentry". Alterations EXTERIOR and interior painting. tor. Call MI 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. VI—BOLTON—New 6 room cape, rage, nice yard. Conveniently lo­ Realtor, Wlllimantic, HArrison Group for the past three years. Pass Book No. 87638, issued by children, ages I ’/j and 3, in home CLOTHESLINE poles installed. Old rent. ■ Labor ■ “Day weeke; elid. ■MI " cated. Can’t be beat for the price Armored cars still were posted Repairs all make refrigerators, and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ Ceilings reflnlshed. Paperhanglng m o l d TORO POWER handle at new low­ 3-2065 any time. The Savings Bank of Manchester 1954 PONTIAC Star Chief converti­ at South Windsor, 9-15-4:45. No FULL-'I'IMB makers and poles reset. Kelvinator refrigera­ 6 ROOMS and sunporch, heat and 9-5856, living room with paneled fireplace of $17,900. Vacant, Call today. She succeeds Judge .Edward at Important points in the city ,' freezers, washing machines, .y- ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. Wallpaper books. Estimates given. machinists with Job shop exper­ er price, now $84.95. 21" power wall, formal dining room, ru.slom has been lost and application has ble. power steering, power brakes, housework. Call before 9:15 or tor and kitchen table for sale. MI hot water included, newly re­ Gerard Agency, Ml 3-0385, Ml COVENTRY—Beautiful view, six O’Connell of Stafford Springs In however. era, ranges, oil and gas burners. MI 3-4860. Fully covered by insurance. Call after 4:45. JA 8-7730. ience. Phone Mr. Kirk, M3 3-5125. 9-1353. handle rotary mower with bag Gregg kitchen cabinets, rolled for­ the chairmanship. been made to said bank for pay radio, heater, whitewalls and lots unit, $89.95. Marlow’s. 867 Main decorated. Ready for occupancy. 9-0626. room dwelling, barn, garage, In his letter of appointment to of extras, red, $375. Call MI 9-6349 Ml 9-0883. Ail work guaranteed. Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1003. ------Wanted to Rent 68 mica. 1>4 baths. 3 large bedrooms, Never before has the leadership ment of the amount of deposit. COUGHLIN ROOFING Company. GREEN MANOR wants two exper­ St., Manchester, MI 9-5221. Centrally located, $100 per month. coop, tool room, shed, all sorts of El Talhounl, King Hussem said: between 6-8 p.m. CLERK TOOL AND equipment rentals. Call MI 9-6808, MI 9-5781. walkout basement, one acre $13,200—LARGE 8 bedroom ranch, of the County Chapter been in M & M RUBBISH REMOVAL Serv­ Inc. Aluminum sidUig, asphalt, EXTERIOR PAINTING. Free esti­ ienced brushmen inside and out. fntit trees, about 5 acres. Only LOST—WHITE cat wearing green Sales and service. AP Equipment, YOUNG COUPLE with two chil­ wooded lot, fully landacaped, ame- fireplace, atorma, garage, treea, this section of the area. Mrs, "Tour first duty will be to pre­ ice—residential, commercial, in asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, mates. Very reasonable rates. Call Office experienc^not required. Apply for job at Parker St., Green 945 Center St., MI 9-2052. Open ALL KINDS sterilized, recondi­ $13,000, Lcssenger-Realtor, Willi- serve peace and tranquillity and collar, answers to name Val, • 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air V8 con­ Interesting and pleasant work. SDf ROOM duplex, centrally locat­ dren desperately need 5 to 6 room site drive. Selling for $16,800. Call paid $15,200. Carlton W. Hutchins, Soracchi, who admits to taking dustrial. Attics, cellars, yardc, in galvanized or copper gutters and MI 3-0494. Manor Construction. , evenings. - tioned used furniture for every mantlc, HArrison 3-2065 any time. to take drastic action against clnlty of Deepwood Drive. 1 vertible coupe with automatic room. Including springs, inat- ed, oil heat, A-1 condition, $70. single house or first floor apart- the P. F. Dlmock Co.. MI 9-5245 MI 9-5132. over the responsibilities with drive, radio, heater, whitewall clnerator-cardboard drums. Lawn leaders. MI 8-7707. Adults only. Box J. Herald. tnent preferred. Reasonable. JA those who lack spirit and are 9-8286. mowing. Light trucking. MI 9-9757. EXTERIOR AND Interior painting, CLERK TYPIST DRIVERS for school buses—Man­ tresssea, TVs, and sparkling, clean or 'Barbara Wood.., MI 9-7702, VERNON—Thrall Rd. custom built some misgivings, hopes to get and tires,' very clean. Body and paint 8-0152. Johanna Evans MI 9-5653. PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial easily beguiled hy the wiles of decorating, ceilings, floors, paper­ Opening for qualified typist. chester and Vernon, 7:30-8:30 a.m., GOING TO COLLEGE? Wardrobe appliances. New 9x12 viscose rugs, 5 'a room ranch on nicely land­ needs to have, considerable new Just like new. Locally owned. SUPERIOR PAVING CO.—Ameslte SPACIOUS NEW 5 room apart­ with 4 bedrooms, I 'i baths, large scaped lot with breezeiyay and Satan lo bolray the interests of Roofing and Chlmneya 16-A hanging. Clean workmanship. Free Must be high school graduate; 2:15-3:30 p.m. Good opportunity trunk, reasonable. MI 9-6635. bronze-brass dinette, and chrome ment, second floor] stove, refrig­ V n —MANCHESTER—Near Keeney interest. She said she thinks this Announcenimu Bank terms. Brunner's in Talcott- driveways constructed, resur­ estimates. No Job too small. John living room with fireplace, hot oversized attached garage. living the nation and citizens ' ville, your I.>ark dealer. Open previous office experience helpful for extra income. Call MI 3-2414, kitchen sets, mattresses. Top erator, heat and hot water fur Business Property for Sale 70 Street School. Beautiful L shaped summer has gpven people reason faced,, aealed. Reasonably priced. ROOFING — Specializing repairing Verfallle, MI 3-2521. but not essential. AH 3-2818. SMITH GLASS lined 30 gallrni gas brand namea at 30% to 40% off. water heat, one-car garage. By room with stone fireplace, effi­ to know that polio is not yet lick­ Hussein reaffirmed the con­ PHILCO-BENDIX 16 lb. wash. 35c; Eves, till 9 MI 3-6516. roofs of all kinds. New rome, gut­ nished. Connections for washer ranch, 2>4 years young, extra appointment only, $23,900. Phii- cient and compact kitchen, 8 bed­ Company offers complete benefit hot water heater for sale. I^ss Credit terms arranged. LeBlanc and dryer. MI 3-4787 days. HAVE SEVERALr-Pieces of ex- large living room with fireplace, ed and she personally feels this Is tinuation of Jordan's "established dry, 10c. Lucky Lady Launder ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ STOCK AND order clerk and de­ than a year old. Best offer takes. Furniture Hospital, 195 South St., cellent Investment property. J D. brick Agency, MI 9-8464. rooms with ample closets, tile policy" of regaining Palestine ’ 1952 DODGE Pick-up with 59 FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ program, good wages, air-condi­ three twin-sized bedrooms, large the first and most important work center, 9 M^ple St., acroea from paired. Aluminum siding. M Courses and Classes 27 tioned office. Apply liveries for wholesale distributor Call MI 9-3373 after 6 p.m. Rockville, TR 5-2171. Open 9-9, Realty, 470 Main St.. Ml 8-55129. bath, aluminum storms and from Israel and added: "Our rela­ First National Store. Open 34 motor. Good body. New paint. ice on all types of electrical wir­ years’ experience. Free esti­ TWO ROOM apartment, heat and wooded lot. Priced at $18,500, Call ANDOVER — Ancient colonial, 8 of the Chapter—which is now in Brunner's. Your Lark dealer in in Manchester. Steady full-time Saturdays till 5. hot water, stove and refrigerator, screens. Owner transferred. Can the red with post-polio care pa­ tions with sister Arab statea hours. ing. Licensed and Insured. Wilson mates. Call Howley, MI 8-6361,' MI AIRLINES TRAINING and place­ Employment Office employment. For interview phone The R. F. Dlmock Co., MI 9-5245, rooms, 4/5 acre, 2-car garage, assume G.I, mortgage at 4'-i% . Talcottvllle. Electrical Co., Manchester, MI 8-076S. gentleman preferred. MI 9-1683 or Barbara Woods. Ml 9-7702, Jo­ $11,900, Tremont Agencj', TR tients which must still be cared, should continue to be based on ment for hostess or ground work. Ml 3-5813. CH 2-7462. SMITH-CORONA portable eleotrlo MARLOW’S '867 Main, are closing AD 3-4793. Price reduced to $15,000, Louis 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 8-7876. FIRST NATIONAL STORES typewriter, $125. MI 4-1138. hanna Evans MI 9-6653. 5-2349, TR 5-4064. for. brotherly cooperation based on 1957 STUDEBAKER 2-door sedan. Must b# High School graduate. out all 1960 Phllco refrigerators, Goldfarb, Realtor, TR 5-7095. frankness and clearness " Persotiali Write Box 484A, East Orange, Park and Oakland Ave. FLOOR MAINTENANCE work, washers, dryers, rangp.s and TV She expects to have meetings Overdrive. Full price $495 owner Heating and Plnmbing 17 East Hartford ROUTE 83, VERNON VIII—BOLTON. 5 room ranch near BOLTON and conferences which will bring says. 24 miles per gallon. Drive it New Jersey. State age, address, early mornings, part-time. Ml sets. Rock bottom price.s. $10 TWO ROOMS furnished, all utill' ELLINGTON—Near Cryatal Lake. In hia reply, Talhounl pledged VACUUM CT.3:a NER8 repaired In ALL TYPES of wiring, new and old 9-8926, MI 3-4000. ■» - AIR . CONDITIONER, half-ton, Manchester town line. 3 bedrooms, forth important Information to at Brunner’s in Talcottvllle. PLUMBING AND heating — re­ phone. down will deliver. 2 years to pay. ties, 105 Birch St. 5 room houar with full cellar, new to follow the policies laid down by my own home shop. Forty years work done reasonable. JA 9-6683. SANTA CLAUS was good to thou never used. Reasonable. MI 9-6148. extra large lot, $15,000, R. F. Beautiful 8 room executive the people, in getting plans under­ the king. modeling Installations, repairs. Dimock Co., MI 9-5245, Barbara central heating system. Price facfjry experience. All makes, sands of Avon representatives last DRIVER WANTED. Apply Winkler AT MARLOWS, 867 Main St. TWO ROOMS and bath, hot water Attractive commercial build­ contemporary ranch designed and $6,900. Ownrv will give terms. way for next winter's March of 1956 FORD V-8 4-door station TAMKIR TREE removal — land AU work guaranteed 25 ycare ex­ Christmas. Their, earnings of $3 38” GAS STOVE, modern. $40; re­ Wooda, Ml 9-7702, Johanna Evans, built by U A R Construction Co. Majall was regarded in Cairo aa low rates, free estimates, free wagon with overdrive. Good clean Bonds— Storks Mortgages 31 Auto Parts. 179 Middle Tpke., GrestPst Sealy sale ever. Enchant­ heat, electricity and parking ing, glass walls 60x40 show­ Ivouis Goldfarb, Realtor, TR Dimes Campaign. ’ a leader of Arab forr.es opposed to pickup and dellv<,ry. Mr Miller, cleared, firewood cut, insured. perience. 24-hour service. Call to $5 an hour during the fall sell­ West. frigerator for cottage, $5. 1950 MI 9-5653. less than one year ago, that fea­ wagon. Full price $888. Bank Call Paul A. Ellison, MI 3-8742. Earl VanCamp, MI 9-4749. ed Nights mattress now onl.v spare. Central, Bus line. MI 3-2467. 5-7095. Registrars Grace C. Pringle, Nasser. However, shortly before JA 8-5409. ASK FRANK BURKE how to low­ ing season made Christmas shop­ Ford parts for sale including radio $.19.95, A buy in 1956, a bargain in room, closing office and private tures a sunken living room with terms, easy payments. Bninner's, ping a happier occasion for them. MAN FOR part-time stock work in and fender skirts. MI 9-6874. X-VERNON — New 6 room ranch Republican, and Waller Deptula, his death he approved the recom­ er monthly payments. A second I960. Easy terms. THREE ROOM third floor apart­ offices, plus 20x40 work and exposed beam ceiling marble fire­ BOWERS SCHOOL—8 rooms, brick WANTED—LADY would like a ride Talcottvllle. Open eves, till 9. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and mortgage consolidating debts costs Why don’t you become one of the warehouse, 9-1 mornings or 1 :80 with attached garage, built-in place, formal dining room that Democrat both felt Saturday's mendation from the meeting of repaired. Free pickup and de­ Radio-TV Repair ment, .$50 per month. Call Rock ranch, basement recreation room, registration of voters was the best foreign ministers in Lebanon that from Woodland St. to Pratt ft only a penny a month for each many women who supplement the 5:30 p.m. Apply in person. Mill storage area, 800 foot frontage, stove and oven, one acre wooded opens to a large, sundeck. The den office, 3-rar garage. 100x150. 1951 CHEVROr.ET sedan. Good livery. All work guaranteed. Sales, ville, TR 5-5431. they have known. Twenly-fotir Arab nations halt propaganda at­ Whitney, East Hartford, for first Services 18 dollar you borrow. Connecticut family Income this pleasant, dig­ Outlet Stores, Inc., warehouse, 210 Boats and Accessories 46 lot, 2 fireplaces, near new Vernon Is paneled with a stone fireplace of frees. Carlton W Hutchins MT running condition. Reasonable. MI service parts and rental equip­ USED REFRIGERATOR In good large amesited parking area. Elementary School. Selling for new voters were added lo the tacks against each other. The bit­ shift. Call after 4 p.m. MI 9-2028. 3-09,59. Mortgage Exchange, 15 Lewis St., nified way. No experience. Learn E. Main St., Rockville, Conn. rondltlon. MI 9-4450, ROCKVILLE—30 Davig Ave. Five its own. A large paneled family 9-5132. ment. L a m Equipment Co., CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, Hartford. CH 6-8897.' while you earn. Call CH 7-4137. WEYMOUTH 19 foot cabin cruiser, room furnished apartment, adults Formerly used as Fitzgerald $17,900. R. F. Dimock Co.. MI room with built-in bar. A kitchen town list. Of these 12 enrolled In terest inter-A-ab exchanges have CAR POOL or ride wanted from Bamford Road, l^emon, Bruno available ali hours. Satisfaction PART-TIME or full-time worker for 9-5245, Barbara Wooda, MI 9-7702, the Republican Parly: five in the hern between Jordan and the UAR. 50 h.p. Johnson motor, sleeps 2, SEALY DAYBED, e.xcpllent condi­ only. References. Call TR 5-9121, Annex Aijltomobile showroom. that has all electric conveniences, FOR SALE—7 room house with Oak St., Manchester to Hartford 1945 FORD >i-TON pick-up, excel­ Moske, MI 8-0771: If no answer guaranteed. Call MI 9-1815 MORTGAGES—We are In a posi­ EXPERIENCED shipping department. Apply $1,500, fully equipped. Call MI tion, $45. Several pair.s drapes. 12 Johanna Evans, MI 9-5853. extra lot foi- parking. Ideal loca­ Demorratic party and seven re­ Reports iTom Nicosia, Cj’prus, call A1 Laska, TR 6-7609 collect. 3 large bedrooms, 2'i baths, 2-car Hours 8;80-5. MI 9-0152. lent condition $250. MI 3-2509. tion to finance second mortgages Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Hilliard St. 9-6033 mornings. pairs dacron suffled curtains. MI ROCKVILLE—24 Grove St. Well- Ideal for a restaurant, furni­ garage and many more custom tion for professional man. MI mained unaffiliated. .said Ihe Royal Air P'orce squaulron ALL MAKES of TV, radio and in any amounts. Terms to suit furnished 2-room apartment, also MANCHESTER—New 6 room Gar­ assigned to fly British troops to PROMPT complete service for home electronic equipment ex­ SEWING MACHINE ,1-5825, features that are just too beautiful 3-7922, Named to Commlsaion your needs. J. D. Realty, 470 14 FOOT BOAT and remote con­ single light housekeeping room. ture, automobiles, etc. Inquire rison Colonial, 114 ceramic baths, Alfred W. Brand of Old Willl- Middle East trouble spots had been Automobnes for Sale 4 small businesses in payrolls, state pertly repaired with a 90-day Salesmen Wanted 36-A fireplace, plastered >-walls, hot lo -descrihe in words. Wliy not call 1951 CHEVROLET, powerglide $76. Main 8t., Ml 3-5129. OPERATORS AND TRAINEES trols, Evinrude 18 h.p. electric, 80" KELVINATOR electric range. $10, $12 and $18 weekly. Inquire on premises or call. U.S for an appointment to show ‘you inantic Rd. and Morris Kaplan of ordered to stand by. The RAF Call MI 3-6802, and federal tax forms, bookkeep­ guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the trailer. Ml 9-1364. Admiral, automatic defrost, cross- first floor, apartment 9, water heat, amesite drive, shade WAITING FOR A BARGAIN? OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ ing. etc. Call Ml 9-1053. Manchester TV. Ml 9-1046. NEED MONEY? Dissatisfied? No through. Priced at $38,900. Jonathan Trumbull Highway at headquarters on Cj-prus said no Apply the-top freezer refrigerator. MI trees. Ml 3-4860. special measures had been taken, cials. tlxlt y -rselt ca n , always 1951 CHEVROLET carry-all. good Business Opportunities 32 advancement? Want security? MOTORS AT GREAT reductions, PLEASANT four room upstairs This it! Tliia lovely 8 room Co­ Chestnut Hill have been named to a good selection. Look behind our PHILCO — Recommended service Manchester Modes, Inc. Reached the top? I’ii answer these 3-8003. 4 CAROL DRIVE - Rockville. 018.- the Planning and Zoning Commla- however. mechanical condition $100 MI new Gale and Evenrude motors. apartnient on Main St., vicinity U & R REALTY CO. lonial ideally located at 106 Olcott sinn. The view In Cairo was that El iifflce. Douglas Motors. 833 Main. 3-8292. Household ftervlces on radios, televisions. Also guar­ PACKAGE STORE for sale in the Pine St., Manchester questions. Bob Tucker, MI 9-5833. See fall special 60 h.p. Buccaneer CRESTLINE REALTY 650. 5 room ranch, large living St. in Manchester, near schools, anteed service on ’ all other GAS STOVE with visualite oven. Henry, adequate heat, hot water, Talhouini's appointment indicated Offered 13-A heart of town. J. D. Realty, 470 $620. Michigan boat trailers, motor 8-piece ■ mahogany Duncan Phyfe electricity, parking space. Box Z, room, cabinet kitcheti. 8 bed­ Ml 4-8193 church, transportation and shop­ Waller Schroder, chairman, aaid WANTED — Clean uued can. We 1954 FORD custom 4-door V-8, makes. See our special do-it-your­ Main St.. MI' 3-5129, Bookkeeper rooms, 1H % mortgage can be the two new members, he and Ed­ Hussein Intended to stick to his buy, trade down or trade any­ Help Wanted-—- accessories at bargain prices. W. dining room set'with pad. MI Herald, Rockville TR 5-6201 ping has been reduced In price by staunchly antl-Commiinlst, pro­ standard shift. Call MI 9-2208 after HAROLD A SONS. Rubbish remov­ self department leaturing dis­ Bookkeeper machine operator H. PreuBs Sons, 17 Village St., assumed. Marion E. Robertson, ward Peterson and Marshall Nuh- thing. Douglas Moton, 333 Main. ROCKVILLE—Grill, good volume, Comptometer operator .1-8348. R. I). Murdock, MI 3-6472 transferred owner, eager for fast western stand and that prospects 5:80 p.m. al, cellars and attics cleaned. count prices. Open evenings and Male or Female ’ 37 Rockville Conn. AVAIIJtBLE SEPT. 1 — 6 room Broker. MI 3-5953. sale. Price includes almost new fer, w'ho comprise the entire board, Aehes, papers all rubbish. Harold Saturdays. Satellite Electronic low overhead. Price reasonable. Stenographer 8-PIECE MAPLE living room set. apartment, new kitchen, attached ATTRACTIVE 1957 ranch, 4 bed­ lield an orientation session. At this were dim for any reconciliation NEED A CAR and had your credit Service, 165 School St.. Manches­ Louis Goldfarb, Realtor, TR Clerk-typist llgi BOLTON VICINITY 3 to 57 acres refrigerator, range and duomattc ylth Nas.ser. Hoar. MI 9-4084. 3 months old, $175. \4^ite sewing garage, large lot, 30 seconds from I rooms, 21 foot living room, fire­ washer-dryer. Home features time the.v also diacussed plans for turned down? Short on down pay­ Trailers 6-A ter. Call JA 8-1669 after 4:30. 5-7095. Telephone operator PIANIST WANTED for dance TIR 5-3866 beautiful high land, 7 room house, British newspapers said Nasser ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? Diamonds— Watehc»— ■'machine, maple de.sk model $1.50: Wilbur Cross Highway. $100 place, dining area, 2 baths, built- screened in porch adjoining 24 foot priiiting a new zoning and planning TV SERVICE — Potterton’s all Medical transcriber studio. PI 2-6886 any time. studio couch tvpe bed, $20. .MI monthlv. MI 4-1205, MI 9-0336. 2 baths, excellent condition, barn. in oven, range and grill. 15x10 book which would incorporate alt us bound to be the prime suspect in Don't give up! See Honest Doug­ THREE ROOM Roycraft trailer 21 GONDER’S TV Service—Motorola ROCKVILLE—Restaurant— Center Bank clerk Jewelry 48 Carlton W. Hutchins, MT 9-51.12. living room formal dining room, foot 19,50 model. Reasonable price. makes. Highest quality guaranteed 3-2509.______glassed and screened brerzeway, family sized kitchen, two large bed corrections and addition to the Majali's as.sasaination. las, get the lowdown on the low­ and Phllco factory service. Hi-Fi, of town, good income. Selling due Proofreader ROCKVILLE — One five room est down and smallest payments Very good condition. Call MI work and parts, over 47 years ex Situations Wanted— garage, full cellar. Nicely land­ rooms anad ceramic tiled bath, ga­ present printed book. "Is this Nasser's w ork?" asked pcrience. Farr for service since phonos and auto radios. 214 Spruce to illne.ss, Louis Goldfarb Realtor, Store clerk LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler—re­ TAIWAN GAS stove, good condi­ apartment. $110. On* 3>i room, London's Dail.v Express. smywhcre. Not a small loan or 9-1.555 evenings 6-7 or Saturdays. St. MI 9-1486, TR 5-7095. Female 38 pairs, adjusts watches expertly. THREE BEDROOM RANCH scaped'lot approximately 110x200, rage and rear patio. Many other Tlie commission fills vacaucic.s 1931. I^one Ml 9-4617 for beet Grocery cashier tion, reasonable. Westinghouse re­ $90. Available now in Risley many trees plus wooded area. on its board. Kaplan and Brand will The Time.s of Ixindon recalled finance company plan: Douglas Full Or Part-time. Experienced or Reasonable prices. Open Tueeday Houses for Sale 72 $14,500 extras. New low prire, $17,900. Moton. 833 Main St. service. RADIO-TV FaElFAIRS, any, make— EXPERIENCED. Would like clean­ frigerator, 10 cu. ft. Good condi­ Apartments, MI 9-4824. TR 8-1166. About 3>2 miles from the Center. replace Irving Lohr, who died la.sl Uial two nionUis ago, on his re­ Auto Diivintr School 7*A will train ing and ironing by the hour. Call thru ' Saturday, Tbureday eve­ tion. MI 9-4178. cars, amplifiers, phonographs and Help anted— Female 35 nings. 129 Spruce S t MI 9-4887. 60-62 PORTER ST. Exceptionally Walton W. Grant Agency, Realtor, JARVIS REALTY CO. May, and Theodore A. Loughrey turn from Yugoslavia, Nasser led FLAT FINISH Holland window Apply I 9-6475. VERY DESIRABLE, 3 room heated This property is in excellent con­ off a violent propaganda attack on 1951 Studebaker Champion EARLY’S DRIVING School-Claaa- Changers. Over 47 years tcitai ex­ large two-family now vacant, ex­ dition. All rooms are good size, MI 3-1153, who moved to Florida Aug. 1 shades made to measure. All WOMEN WANTED for general fac­ apartment in ranch home, com­ Jordan's ruler. room and road Instruction, Stand­ perience. 90 days guarantee on all CONN. STATE cellent condition Newly redecorat­ fireplace, screened porch, oil hot Ml 3-4112 MI 3-7847 Brand,, who came to Coluinhia metal Venetian blinds at a new tory work. Apply Manchesttr 40" WES’nNGHOUSE range, ex­ plete privacy, separate entrance, OAKWOOD ROAD—Ivovel.v picture- "Tins campaign included open in­ Heater, radio, overdrive. ard and automatic, dual-control lot/ price. Keys made while you work. Potterton’s. MI 9-4537. ed. Priced right.' MI 9-5229 9-5. water heat, attached garage. Own­ to live In 1940, is a native of New 1950 Chevrolet Sedan, heater, Modes. Pine Street. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE cellent condition. Phone MI 9-7247, nice ground,, and parking facili- book 64 room rape, 3 or 4 bed­ citement to murder." the Times as­ cars. Day or evening Appoint- wait. Marlow’s. 806 MAIN ST. tie.s. MI 3-6306, ers moving to California. Immedi­ York City. Brand is a graduate of radio, powergllde. menta. Call Ml 9-8875. $10,500 6 ROOM ranch, aluminum rooms. large modem kitchen with Wesleyan University. He is pre.si- serted SALES WOMAN wanted for full­ A free service—no fee charged. SEPTIC TANKS An Albert Super Duper Special ate occupancy. No.dot^-n payment—$5 monthly. IITEAVING of Bums, moth holes MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA storms, amesite drive, 200’ front­ new birch cabinets, fireplace, VALUES GALORE denl of the William Bratid k'ounda- "There are. no doubt," the Times television, service. MI 9-4641. time work in our Infants’ and Barber AND $.50 FREE GROCERIES FOUR ROOMS, second floor, hot MORTLOCK’S Manchester’s lead­ and tom clothing hosiery runs, REGISTERED nurse for 3 p.m.-11 water furnished, no furnace, close age, view. Carlton H. Hutchins, beautiful yard with fniit trees. tion which is headed by his father said, "some in Jordan who might COLE MOTORS ing driving school. 'Three skilled Girls’ Department. Selling and with purchase of any 3 room outfit MI 9-bl32. ELVA TYLER, Realtor Priced at a realistic $15,700, Bel- $14,700—6 room older home, cen­ h. dbags repalrea, zipper re­ p.m. shift or 11 p.m.-7 a.m. in during our Great Atigust Sale. You to Main Street South, rent reason­ trally located, 2-car gsrsge, busi­ William A. Brand, also of Colum­ have thought in terms of violence MI 9-0980 courteous instructors. Class room placement. umbrellas repaired, knowledge of stock control helpful. PLUfiBED SEWERS fiora Agency, MI 3-5121. -politicians who have lost office Millinery' Dressmaking 19 Excellent starting salary. Exper­ convalescent home. Rockville TR get ypur groceries at the market of able. no children MI 3-7094. •"’ H.TR BEDROOM Colonial, 7 MI 9-4469 MI 9-3051 ness zone. bia. He has been active In the work InstrucUons for 16, l7 year olds. men’s shirt illars reversed and 5-4291. Wanted of Willlmantlc YMCA, 'Windhajii or liberty. Communists, dismissed Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director ienced preferred. Apply Carl Machist CIm im I. vour choice 154 COOPER HILL ST. 8 room dii >ms, 3 down, 4 up, a fine home, 360 WINDSOR ST. replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ DRESSMAKING and alterations. 3 COMPLETE ROCKVILLE—Immaculate large 8 $18,400 -Brand new 8 bedroom Community Memorial Hospital and officers and elements in the always 1940 BUICK, 4-door, excellent con­ of Driver Ekiucation. MI 9-7398. ing Shop. Rcimer, 'Tots n' Teens, Inc., 956 plex apartnient. excellent location iitrally located, , i only $13,900. Vacant, 6 4 room split-level, 8 dition. Call MI 3-4241. Call 5n 9-0333 after 8:30, week- Main St. S ^ tle Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer ROOMS OF BRAND NEW ';arlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. rooms, 2 full baths, baseboard garri.son colonial with 14 tiled in numerous fund-raising projects explosive material provided by -pnds any hour. WOMAN FOR cleaning one day a ExceUmif weridnq eendi- Unee Entailed—-Cellar Water* schools children. $105. Glaston­ heat, hillside view, near park bedrooms, ceramic bath plus lava­ baths, dining room or 4th bedroom, such aa Community Chest and Red more than h a m : million refugees. PREPARF FOR driver's test: DICK'S WEATHERS'TRIP Com FURNITURE tory off recreation room, garage, Ages 18 to 60. Driving and class WANTED—Waitres.ses. Apply in week. Call MI 9-6180, proofing Done. bury, MEdford 3-9057. MANCHESTER — New 7 room $11,600, Tremont Agency, TR large living room with fireplace and Cross. He is married and ha.s two "It seems unlikely, however, pany doors and windows, custom AND APPLIANCES generous well-planted lot. room. Three Instructors. No wait­ person, Howard Johnson’s, Tol­ Ho m and hours. For in* ranch, 2 fireplaces, 2 full baths, 5-2349, TR 5-4064, built-in bookcase, family sized children. that any of these could have ear­ All Season Charmer work guaranteed. Call collect WU- ALTERATIONS made quickly and The "Econom y" ROCKVTLI'E -Will sub lease for 9 kitchen. VA financing. ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ Itmantlc HA 3-1196 land Tpke.. Manchester. Free $50 Groceries months, option to renew, ultra­ 2-car garage, large kitchen with Kaplan has lived most of his life ned out an elaborate W'ork of de­ my. V 2-7249. efficiently. MI B-,55.55. MtKINNEY BROS. built-in oven and range, formal 151 RENTON ST. struction without aid as well as formotiofl caH Pilgrim I Rooms •...... $138 modern 4’ 4 room apartment. 5 room ranch, basement garage, $21,000 — Exceptionall.v fine 7 in Columbia and ia the son of the SEWING MACHINES repaired, all NOTICE Soworoqt Disposol Co. The "Honeymoon" Transferred to Boston. Progress dining room. Lot 100x200. $20,900. 7 ROOM CAPE late Lewis Kaplan who waa one of incitement over the border." makes. Free estimates, pick-up, WAITRESS WANTED. 5 p.m.-i Phllbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. 1 block to new High and J. High room older home iin Russell St. in Moving— Trucking— a.m. Oak Grill MI 9-8094. The Registrars of Voters of the 2 -8 0 8 2 . 180-ISS Pearl St— 30 S-5S08 Free $50 Groceries Avenue* Apartments, block from Schools. Spacious rooms. Low down Manchester, 4 bedrooms, garage, the leaders In the original Jewish Gay Cross-Stitch! delivery, low prices. City Sewing TWO BATHS Community here, and builder of Storage 20 Town of Manchester, Conn., will be t ROOMS ...... $269 shopping center. Youngstown MANCHESTER — 6 room brick payment, or buyer ran assume landscaped lot. Center 4 Charter Oak Ave., Hart­ in session in the Registrar’s' Office The "Charm House" kitchen, baill-in stove, refrigera­ New fisting. Near bus. achooi the Chestnut Hill Synagogue now ford, JA 2-0476, ranch, enclosed .breezeway, 2-car 44% mortgage. Priced at $14,250. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ WOMAN COOK, evenings. Apply at the Municipal Building, Tues­ Free $50 Groceries tor. garbage disposal! unit, full garage, one year old, quality con­ shopping. 3 good bedroonia on 2nd $24,900 Custom built split level known Congregational Agudalh ing Company. Local and long dis­ Acadia Restaurant. MI 9-8127. day, September 6, 1960, from 6:00 8 ROOMS ...... $394 cellar, quiet neighborhood. TR struction, exceptionally desirable floor, plus bath with glass enclosed 3 Famil.v Inconie Dropert.v on Williams Road in Bolton. 7 Achlin. He is one of the town's tance moving packing and stor­ P.M, until 9:00 P.M. for the pur- The "Hollywood" 5-2608. rooms, 14 baths, acre lot. most prominent dairy fanners. He BuildlnK-ContractlnK 14 location with a view. Priced in the shower, full shed dormer. First 3 apaitmenta, 5-5-4, one 5 room age. Regular service throughout WANTED — Waitress," Tuesday pn.se of making an enrollment of Open For Inspection Free $50 Groceries floor has living room, dining room, apt. has new HA-heat. Some re­ has long been active in Extension n ic e l y ' f u r n i s h e d ' two room [high 30s. Call for appointment. New England States and Florida. through Saturdays, good hours, electors who are entitled to vote t ROOMS ...... $488 good sized kitchen and den (or 4th decorating necessary. Very central For an appointment lo Inspect Service work and" agricultural Buys ALL TYPES of carpentry work TUESDAY, 6:30 P.M. to 9:00 PM. apartment, all utilities. Prefer­ Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. these homes nr any listing in the Best M^^ 3-6.563. done. Alterations, dormers, roof­ good tips, good working condi­ at the Caucuses of the Town of The "Boulevard" bedroom). Practical cellar, walk­ location. Sale necessary to seltl* circles. He was a member of the tions. Call MI 9-8061. Manchester. LAKE STREET. VERMON Free $50 Groceries ence teacher^, 272 Main St. FIVE ROOMT Cape on quiet street. out docm:,2 full sized windows', estate. Mancheater Multiple Listing Serv- ings. porches, finish upstairs, base- AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- Irc, call ns at any time. Out\office group which made the survey' ments and garages, etc. Call Ml moving. packing, storage. Low REFINED COMPANION for mid­ Signed, This is a natural for the ranch minded family. 15x24 living 8 ROOMS ...... $.597 VERY LAIIGE 5 room apartment, All utilities. A home for young tmmjry Connections, hot water which changes the course of the IN USED CARS! SUNDAV The "Aristocrat" is open 7 days a week. 9-6981. rate on long dlstancs moves to dle-aged woman. Prefer living in, Donald Hemingway room with fireplace, formal dining room, 3 ipacious bedrooms, second floor, near renter of town, energetic people. Joseph A. Barth, beat.' Garage. Lot 70x125, trees, 491 GARDNER ST. Ten Mile Rlyer to conform with a 48 states MI 3-6187. Edward F. Moriarty ceramic bath, partially finished rec room with fireplace. Sur­ Free $50 Groceries Broker. MI 9-0320, shrubs, hedge. Make it your, in 7 room Cape Cod situated on 1 drainage project which will reclaim '57 M. G . A. . . . $1395 W. F. DION Constmctlon Company, excellent quarters, light housework heat, hot water, refrigerator and JARVIS REALTY CO. Registrars of Voters rounded by beautiful frees and lawn on a 100x300 lot. Truly 8 ROOMS...... $679 stove. Available on or before Sept. time for school. . acre. I.,ovely old apple trees frame more than 100 acres of marshland Roadster. Black. Radio, Alterations,, additions, garageai only. Write Box X for interview. $10 DOWN DELIVERS SIX ROOM brick Cape Cod, 1',-i 283 E. Center St. MI 3-4112 MANCHES”*ER Package Delivery. Manchester, Connecticut magnificent. Asking price $20,900. 1 Garage if desired. Write Box G, the view to Hartford. Vacant snd on his and three adjoining fasnners’ heater, vhltevrali tires. formica counters, roofing^ siding, Free storage until wanted. Free baths, Venetian blinds aluminum Light trucking and package deliv­ COMBINATION stenographer and Directions—East Middle ’Dirnpike to Ijike Street, opposite Herald. neat .as a liln. Enjoy a country MI 3-7847 PI 2-8311 prnpert.v. Kaplan is married aiftTf painting. Plans drawn. MI 3-0895. ery. Refrigerators, washers and PBX operator. For appointment Shady Glen,

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PAGE FOURTEEN TUfiSUAY, AUGUST 80, 1980 Arsrags Daily Net Press Run ipattflfgHtgr lEttgtttng IfgraUi For Mm Week Ended n s Waathar Jmw 4th, 1949 ' V, 0, wesHii InUrmadiata Oirl ScouU who trol over where and how long Itg problslns, often meeting with one 88 saw I _ wish to pass the requirements for men work, but added, ‘‘there are ab firm’s rsprsimntAtivss in a mom- 13,125 thasdanlMerwii ■ m m About Town the swimmer badge may meet with Sept. 19 Earliest Date many jobs to do.” He said his com­ Bennett Gets Ing and the UAC delegaiUons later li . f b Miss Oail Eagleson at Salters Pond pany had not overextended Itself •X Member vt the Audit the same day. LECLERC Buzenn rf Olnnlntloa Star of tlM Bast, Royal Black Thursday, Sept. 1, at 10 a.m. in the number of contracts it hSd Florida Post A ' Boston, Mass., native, Ben­ FUNERAL HOME Manche$ter~^A City o f Village Charm Procaptory, No. IS, will meet Fri­ signed and that the treads at nett received a bachelor of law de- day at 7:30 p.m. at Orangpe Hall. Eklmimd pehl of HazardviUe and For Barnard Opening Barnard would be done by Sept. from Boston University and formerly of Manchester is a surgi­ George Bennertt, 60 Foxcroft 19, "if it's at all possible.” a ' master of law . degree from FUNERAL VOL. LXXIX, NO. 28S (TWENTY-FODR PAGES— IN TWO SECTIONS) Robart Chambera. son of Mr. cal patient at St. Francis Hospital He declined to say whether it Dc., aenior mediator with the Yale. He served in the Army Air MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1980 (CTeeeMed AdNerMeiac es Pmt* U ) PRICE FIVE CINTS and Mrs. Harold Cbambert. 66 in Hartford. If luck—a great deal of luck—^system which controls the n e w was definitely possible. U.S. Mediation and Oonciliation Fiorce during .'World War II, and SERVICE Dudley St., was honored at.a fare- ta with the Barnard Junior High electrical llnea in the classroom Dr. R. Gordon Campbell of the taught commercial and labor law. wall party recently at the home of Members of the American Le­ Service' in CoAnecticut and 'weetr WALTER N and corridors. Building Committee asserted that at the UniveMify of New Hamp­ hila Bister, Mrs. William L. Kings­ gion Post will meet tonight at 8:15 School renovation project, the This electrical equipment is due em Maasachusetts,. will take a LEdiEIRCi someone must have known these shire for a yeJb. Suh for Sales Tax ley, aeO Wetherell St. Chambers la at the Post Home. Refreshments school might open Sept. 19. to arrive from a Plalnvllle man­ delays would happen. And, if ao, new post in Tampa, Bla., Oct. 1. Director State News entering the Air Force and will He said he regrets having to He joined tne U.S. Department Anti-Red will be served. If not, It will probably open ufacturer Sept. 29. It can be con­ why didn’t someone prepare Tor leave Manchester. be stationed at Lackland Air Force Sept. 26. nected over a weekend. them 7 he asked. of Labor in Washington after Call Ml 9<5869 Base, San Antonio. Tex., for hla But no matter which daU> it The other bottleneck la a buss- January Contract Dale He will be assigned in Florida competing his law studies. He 23 Main Street, Manchester to. the central part of the etate, Roundup basic training. opens, the school will be operat­ duct which wlU connect the new General Manager Richard Mar­ then was appointed to the Hart­ Police Arrests transformer to the primary switch carrying out duties aimilar to ford bffice o f the Mediation and Labor Favors Lumumba Defeated ing under restricted conditions: tin said everyone concerned knew Academy .those he held in Connecticut. He 1. The Main and Franklin Build- gear in the Franklin, Barnard and there would be delays, since the Conciliation Service. ! Rodney Groves, 19. of 180'/4 Cen­ inga, and eight classrooms in the Rec Buildings. has workM out o f the Hartford Bennett is married and the project is not due to be finished office since 1951 when he came to HAU FOR RENT ter St., was arrested last night and Barnard Building, will be useable. It is due to arrive Sept. 23 from until January. father o f two children. Ohio. this area from a post with the A A or DO A For parttes, showers, reoep- charged with intoxication. He is Most of the Barnard Building and Martin said only two companies Notice UoBS, meetings. Complete Utch- Scores Subcontractor lAbor Department in AVashington, - t - Tax on Income Gets Vote being held in custody in lieu of $25 all of the East Side Rec will not bid on the renovation project, and en facilities. Lsirgo enclosed The stairways, which are being D. C. bond for presentation in court Fri­ be u.seable. the earliest promised completion w e HAVE DAILY Hartford, Aug. 81 {IP)— parking loL day. retreated, are the third major bot­ Bennett has aided in the settle­ 2. There will be no electrical tleneck. date waa January. He had the deci- ment of hundreds of labor dis­ Everybody arrested by State Washingrton, Aug. 31 (IP)— Joel R. Huntingtem, 18, of 22 power for any classrooms. A tem­ alon of either not letting the con­ DELIVERY TO THE Hartford, Aug. 81 (ff) —aieglelatlve program coneidered to- Jack Hunter, whose construction putes and strikes. He said the Liggett Special Troopers for drunken driving The Senate today passed by In Kasai State Grab inquir* Lithuanian Hail Thompson Rd., was arrested early porary arrangement will provide tract or hoping the work could be DslentAR to fha hiAnnUI W . day by delegatee in the final eeeilo^i U GOLWAT STREET today and charged with passing a company has the contract for the most difficult one has been the ijsiegaies to tne Dienmai leg- ^ statier- from now on will be invited to voice vote and sfent to the power for corridor lights, signal entire renovation, said the aubcon- done earlier than the promised United Aircraft Corp. strike. Dur­ Islative, political and eddea' TEL. MI 9-8155 red light. The ^fense occurred on bells and the Intercommunication date. Hilton. consider the advisibility of House a bill to create a feder­ E. Center Si. at Lenox St. Hunting- I tractor doing the stairs does not ing the lengthy dispute he made tional convention o f the State If new needs—a 16 per cent booet Ml 9-8550 After PJH. system. Martin added that the only other BOLTON seeking help from Alcoholics al academy to teach anticom­ 8 ton was told to appear in court ; have enough men on the job. trips to several Hartford indus­ Labor Council today approved in school aid to towns, expansion of Sept. 7. 3. Stairwa.ys in the Main Biiild- r Some days there are no men, he achool which was not completed trial firms to help mediate labor state-supported institution^ pf high­ Anonymous. munism as a science. imr probabl.v won't be finished. I said. in time for the opening of school a proposal calling for a state er learning and aid for urban re­ The arresting trooper will hand The new institution would be Free Africa These and other problems were "We have offered the services of in the last 10 years was the 2-room AREA income tax ,based on “ ability newal, Industrial development or the involved motorist a packet known as the “ Freedom Academy,” diaeussed last night by the School our men to do the preliminary Orford Village School which was to pay.” senior citizen housing—are to be containing such items as a list of Its assigned task to develop and Building Committee, the contrac­ work," he said. two days late In opening. Such a tax, on a withholding met, the committee statement said, AA meetings in Connecticut, a teach techniques for use in the cold tors and the school administrators "We threatened a week ago to He said this was a good record in Guaranteed basis, would be substituted for all the present three per cent sales tax pamphlet “ Is A.A. for Y ou?” and war, just as the service academies C o n fe re n c e COSMETICS To GIvt You FOR CAREER CAL In a meeting at the Municipal break the contract, but there’s no view of the fact that more than PINE LENOX existtaig state sales taxes. would have to be doubled. similar literature. teach military techniques. Building. W^: CARRY ALL A Very one else to give It to." half of the town’g children 'will'-at- THE TOP LINES The approval was by voice vote. A committee, wnlch pointed out There will also be a communi­ The Senkte passed the bill with School Board bfeets The retreading process includes tend schools built In the last 10 Enjoyanle Smoke PHARMACY However, unlike other p rop os^ , that 36 other states have Income cation from State Police Commis­ surprising speed. Members of the Jolts Chief Their findings will in turn b e , laying a metal screen on aach years this vear. the vote was not unwlmous and it sioner Leo J. Mulcahy that reads Foreign Relations Committee had discussed tomorrow afternoon at 3 ARTHUR DRUe taxes, said such a tax would be OR CAMPUS CAL tread and covering it with a. maa- ^ Dally Check 2nds OF A NA'HONALLY 799 E. CENTER ST. also caused considerable discussion practical, based on this reasoning: in part: spoken of plans to demand that the o ’clock by the Board of Education, tick substance. Harry Howroyd, chairman of ADVERTISED CIGAR on the floor of the convention. bill be sent to their committee for By THE ASSOCIATED PBESS Some of the measures the school "This time you have been for­ The subcontractor for the stair the Building Committee, agreed WHICH SELLS FOR lOo TEL. M l 9.0896 The vote came after the council’s (Continued on Page Ten) tunate. You have been booked fot study, but made no such motion. The president of the Seces­ administration has decided to take treads is the Non Skid Surfacing with Martin and said the project are: Reg. $4.75. legislative committee headed by driving a motor vehicle under the. The only speech before the vote sionist mineral state th [Kasai Co. of Yonkers, N. V. wo:ild have to be expedited on a J(*n J, Driscoll recommended its was by Sen. Karl E. Mundt (R- 1. To run the school only four da.v-to-day basis. Box ,50. ^ 1 . 7 9 influence of alcohol. Next time you Province claimed today that H. P. Nel.son, head of the com­ adoption. may- be a statistic in the "D. O. A.” SD), one of the bill’s sponsors. He hours a day, the minimum number pany, told The Herald this after­ Salem Naasiff, member of the 7 For 26c ;An income tax, long sought by School Bus Routes Congo Premier Patricef Lu­ to meet State requirements. L T. WOOD CO. (dead on arrival) file. told the Senate "it takes men who COBBIES noon, "We’ve got the material. committee, suggested the commit­ . PerfectoB and Panatellas the 162,fl00-member' labor group know what the Cold War is all mumba’s forces have suffered 2. To teach only academic sub­ tee contact the manufacturer of IC E PLANT "We are ^not saying that you A RED CROSS SHOE We’re having difficulty putting the but which has made little headway In South Windsor are an alcoholic. We are not even about” to fight on even terms with a defeat in their efforts to jects, since the gymnasia, shop.s. the buss-duct and pay for the In the General Assembly in past home economics rooms and 161 stuff on. It’s different from 51 BISSELL ST. LIGOEn DRUG saying that you can’t drink or Highly trained Communi.sts, and take over the state. cement." cost of air freighting it directly years, was the principal proposal said creation of the academy is the classrooms will be unusable. ! to Bradley Field. - - See Page 14 - ■ that you shouldn’t drink liquor. Albert Kalonjl, the president of He said that only the men con­ Cubea-Cru»hed-Block» PARKADE of a wide ranging economic-social way to develop such a force. School administrators have al­ Gilmore Cole, who recently ex­ Thifc is entirely your business and the self-styled state, said hla ready contacted persons at South nected with hla firm were willing you are the only one that c«m, do Most Senators thought there was “ liberation army” has recaptured to do the work. pedited the delivery of the switch Methodist Church to Inquire about anything about it. But—stop and little chance the House would do Bakwanga, an Industrial diamond He said these men were in places gear, suggested further that the possible use of the church school on delivery route for the buss-duct think!” anything about the bill before ad­ center which he had made hia like Torrington and Hartford doing Largest U.S. Railroad Hartford Road. should avoid the Newark. N. J„ “It would be a good Idea to say journment, but Mundt declared capital. He said Isiputa and two The twUleneck In the project Is major stair in.staIIations. I air field, since this freight ter­ a little prayer of thanks to God “ there is still time for the House other towns also had been teoep- the installation of some key elec-' How soon would they be finish­ minal sometimes took four or five for giving you another chance. We to act.” itured. tries! equipment. Until this cqip- ed ? Probably some men would be days to make deliveries. The House has held no hearings Lumumba’s central govemment ment Is installed, the buildings are free by Thursday, he said. But he auggest that you use this cHah'ce CADET At the close of the meeting. Rail Union Strike to take an honest look at your on the subject, and the Justice De­ forces took Bakwahga last Satur­ without power. And until after it added that if some school admin­ General Manager Martin suggest­ partment has declined to support day. is Installed, the other trade.s, like istrator notices that an additional drinking habits. We suggest that ed that if anything could be done you read the enclosed folders. the bill. Kalonjl's claim apparently waa 12.99 the carpenters, floor layers and stainvay needs retreading the Non DOUBLE The Senate also quickly passed to gain school days, and which painters, cannot do their work. “If you are concerned about based on scanty information. Skid men will do the additional would require an additional appro­ and sent to the House a stripped- "Known and friendly voices” The electrical equipment needed work “beca\me they don’t like to May Start Tonight yo^r drinking pattern and you priation. the Board of Directors want to talk to someone about it, down 3-point bill to keep three broadoaating from Bakwanga in­ for the Main Building is the panel leave a job half finished." has said it would be glad to call Hartford, Jackson 9-3437. This .housing programs alive until formed him of the development, He said the company has con­ make such an appropriation. World Green Stamps Congress comes back in January. he aaid. is an answering service number of The three items are: Philadelphia, Aug. 31 (.P)—Pres. •$>said it will send out no trains Alcoholics Anonjrmous. A member Kalonjl, in league with Moise Went Michael J. Quill of the which cannot reach their destina­ of AA from your area will be glad 1. A one-year extension o f the Tshombe, the secessionist premier lOVElV VACATION FHA Home Improvement Loan Transport Workers Union said tions before the 12:01 a.m. dead­ to call on you and talk it over. o f neighboring Katanga province, today the union wouldn’t postpone line. program. It is due to expire O ct has been recruiting foroea to op­ Window Shades Your call will be confidential and 1. BUT.. WEDNESDAY a strike against the Pennsylvania The railroad operates on 10,000 your personal anonymity will be pose the advance of Lumumba’s 2. $500 million of additional loan (f'A ' ../ Mode to Ordar R a ilro^ scheduled to be^n at miles of tracks from New York maintained. units into the mineral ata,te. midnight. and other East Coast cities to St. fimds for college dormitories. ’This Vice President Richard Nixon dictates campaign speech drafts to hla executive secretary, Rosemary Launumba also waa banded a He denied a federal mediator’s “The choice is entirely yours program is put of money and MANCHESTER STORE SPECIAL • ALSO Louis. It already has laid off some . . . this time., It may even sa've Woods, at Walter Reed Hospital. Nixon is being treated for an Infected left knee. A sand bag jolt by the conference of Inde­ V Kport that progress toward a set­ employes because of a decline in more than 260 million applica­ VENETIAN BLINDS a life and it could be. your own.” weighted traction devlco attached to Nixon's leg is at the foot of the bed. (A P Photofax) pendent African states w h l^ ha tlement of the dispute waa being freight business. . tions are piled up. e- ...... — ------opened in Leopoldville last Tliun- * SALE Bring your old rollers In made. The TWU represents the bulk of 3. $50 million o f new loan BLACK, TAN, day. and save 35c per shade. The only hope of settlement, those scheduled to strike. The sys­ Deputy Appointed mosey for the community facility OB BED CLOVI, said Quill, would be an offer from Better Highways Ths conference, composed of NATIONAUY FAMOUS MEN'S tem federation union represents Hartford, Aug. 31 qp)—Judge prttiram covering such things as delegates from 13 African coun­ LEATHEB top PRR executives. Then Quill the rest of the repairmen, main­ Simon Bernstein of Bloomfield has city water plants and sewage sys- met with PRR board chairman Aide Says Nixon’s To Aid Railroads tries, called on The Congo for loy­ tenance men, car washers and the been appointed deputy secretary teais. Punds Fu for these also are ex- al cooperation with the U.N. James M. Symes, president Allen of the state, effective Sept. 26. He 'iM ^fsd. BOILED J. Greenough and others. Lumumba, who has claahed with (Oontlaued on Page Tea) succeeds William A. Jacobs, Meri­ ‘n is m'measures were attached to Louisvills, Ky., Aug. 81 (IP U.N. Secretary General Dag Ham- •The strike, scheduled for 12:01 a . noneontroversial resolution af­ ------One way to boost railroad WATCHES a.m. Thursday, would halt all den, who is resigning. marakjold and labeled the UJ7. Bernstein is chief judge of the ter only afenr minutes of Senate Infection Easing passenger traffic, Jamts C. ImPfiriaUatlfi. sat in aUanoa aa tha operations of the PRR,! Wn»’ na­ debate. SfsatiOre said they under­ .McCJtoy aaya, la tb build better So soft you can fold it in one band! Imagine ,17 JE W a tion's largest railroad. State Assembly of Municipal reaolutlon was read. | Quill said of the mediator’s Castro Accuses Court Judges and ha$ a long back­ stood the House "w«»uld accept the superhighways. It said UJ^. forces had antered ground in both local and state three housing provisions. McCIoy, a veteran of 52 this much flexible comfort on yotir foot! Ea.sy to progress report that the job of Washington, Aug. 81 (IP) — Vice^a large sitting room, bedroom and Tha Congo at the request ot the legislative operations. ‘The post years of railroading, says e WATERPROOF such offieltds is to "make things sunroom. Congo government and'with the see why busy days go by in a“"breeze in this light, U.S. of Plotting pays $10,700 a year. (Uonttnned on Page Ten) President Richard M. Nixon was more and better highways look rosy.” reportedly making good'progress Leonard Hall, former Republi­ mission ot preventing the coimtry Quill previously had told the mean more accidents. This shankless little Cobhie. Of course, it has the s SHOCK PROOF Mrs. Ella T. Grasso, secretary of today at Walter Reed Army Hos­ can national chairman, was to from getting involv^ in the Cold R i{- union membership that negotia­ the state, said last night that tends to scare people off the War. smart, casual good looks you lose for your most e LUMINOUS DIAL To Shoot Roa pital where he Is undergoing treat­ substitute for Nixon today at a SHE FORGOT TO tions were hopelessly deadlocked. Jacobs, who has served as deputy Both Undesirable, seminar here for Republican roads and onto trains. l.umumba once declared that $1MS More than 20,000 non-operating ment for an Infected left knee. The 70-year-old Ix>uisville active autumn. e UNBREAKABLE secretary since January 1959, is He worked again on presidential House candidates. U.N. forces should leave as soon employes were prepared to strike Havana, Aug. 31 (P) - - Prime man retires today as district ORDER THE MILK! MAIN SPRING 7 resigning because of the pressure campaign matters and was visited Meanwhile, both Democratic as all Belgian troops are out of TWi product hot no connadion whotavor witli Tb* Amoricon NoKonol Rod Crett the nation’s largest railroad at one Minister Pidel Castro accused of his private law business. Khrushchev S a y s passenger agent for the Louis­ by members of his campaign staff. and Republican campaign sched­ the country. Ordir yiur Irish Sialteit Milk niwl • INCA BLOC minute past midnight. The rail­ agents of the United States last She said that during his time in ules are being juggled. ville A Nashville Railroad. Hammarkkjold dlclosed he bad MOVEMENT road has notified most of its re­ night of plotting to shoot down Of Nixon, Kennedy ‘The Vice President continues For immediit* delivery of Sealtest the office Jacobs was instrumental to feel well and the swelling in his Sen. John F. Kennedy, the Demr delivered a protest to the Belgian E. A. JOHNSON maining 54,000 employes that they Foreign Minister Raul Roa on his in helping to organize and coordi­ ocratlc presidential nominee, will Milk and Oalry Pioducts.call collecti e GUARANTEED FOR Top Notch Foods knee has decreased,” a campaign government over its failure to will b« furloughed so long as a way home from the San Joee con­ Moscow. Aug. 31 iiP) — Presiden­ head into New England on Friday. 1 YEAR nate many functions of the secre­ aide said. “It Is also less painful meet the deadline last Monday strike might last. ference. tary’s office; tial candidates Richard M. Nixon The trip originally was planned Ml 3-7697 than It was yesterday.” deral Rule midnight for withdrawal o f all Its / e IDEAL AS A GOOD PAINT CO. Five-man negotiating commit­ Castro’s charge was the only Mrs. Graaso said Bernstein’s and John F. Kennedy are both for Thursday. ^ e m a n 974 M A IN s t r e e t — MANCHESTER Nixon entered Walter Reed late combat forces. > SECONT) WATCH TO tees from the railroad and the new note in a day of marathon' background in legislative and gov­ “lackeys of monopoly capital” and Kennedy will be in Boston for 72.3 MAIN ST. Monday for treatment of an infec­ He accused Belgium’s UN. delo- TAKE LOTS OF OPEN TILL 9 P.M. WED.-THURS.-FRI. transport workers union met until speech-ndaklng touched o ff by the ernmental affairs"W lil prove moat equally imdesirable. In the view of a $l,000-a-plate fund raising af­ MANCHESTER WE.ST llA R T F O R P 5 tion that damages'tred blood cells. OfNHRR Seen ‘•BANGING AROUND ” PHONE MI 9-4501 1 a.m; today and then recessed for western hemisphere foreign min­ helpful to the secretary’s office Nikita S. Khrushchev. fair, then fly to rallies at Man­ SHOPPING He is expected to be hospitalized (Qeaaaaed^Sfi’’’^>go Tea) CENTER seven hours rest. isters’ condemnation of Soviet and during the coming election period ‘"They are a pair of boots,” the chester, N. H., and Presque Isle. PARKADE 17 SO. MAIN ST. "Progress is painfully slow,” Chinese Communist penetration of and during the 1961 session of the Soviet premier told a luncheon for about tw o ‘weeks. Maine. He will speak at a dinner With Subsidy III said Frank Sheehan, the TWU’s di­ Latin America via (!^iba. Herbert G. Klein, Nixon’s press Friday night In Bangor, Maine. legislature. party yesterday. "Which Is bet­ secretary, reported treatment of rector of organization. There was The Presidential * Palace said Bernstein Is‘a graduate of ‘Trin­ ter, the right boot or the left Republican campaign planners the Vice President’s knee with five New Haven, Aug. 81 (J*)—The no one from the railroad contra­ Roa and the rest of the Chiban ity College and Harvard Law boot? It would be difficult to dls- announced Henry Cabot Lodge, dicting him. antibiotics was progressing satis­ GOP vice presidential nominee, New Haven railroad would expect delegation to the San Jose con­ School, He has been judge at tingiush between them.” Bulletins LIGGETT DRUG “We are going ahead with our ference came home ahead of factorily. He said the infection was will fill in at some political func­ to give up control of its passeVier Bloomfield since 1955!* ^hd-prior to Khrushchev said the Vice Pres­ plans to strike,” Sheehan added. localized in the left knee joint and tions for Nixon, who Is expected operations under governmental MANCHCSTER SHOPPING PARKADE schedule in a chartered Costa that served a i law clerk 'of the>Leg- ident and the Massachusetts Sena­ from the AP Wires *There is no hope of a settlement.” Rican airliner because “ counter­ the swelling on the outside of the to be sidelined until about Sept. subsidization. islature’s Judiciary Committee, and' tor are trying to outdo each other However, Francis A. O’Neill, revolutionary mercenaries” plan­ 12. Railroad comptroller Hollis H. 44M W. MIDDLE TPKK. MI 9-S84S in their blasts at communism. knee had gone down to some de­ ahalrman of the^ National (Rail­ ned to Intercept the delegation’s as a special assistant to former gree. Lodge will be free to devote his Coyle said yesterday at a hearing Gov. Chester Bowles. He offered his appraisal “ to put YACHT SINKINO way) Mediation ^'Board, said “we special plane and fores it down. President Eisenhower visited time to campaigning after his being conducted by the Interstate an end to talk that I favor one Honolulu, Aug, $1 (A—Tho 134- FALL OPENING are making progress.” The Costa Rican dlrsetor of Nixon late yesterday and reported resignation as U.N. ambassador Commerce Commission here that foot yacht, WUd Oooae H, wtth QulU also said that wildcat walk­ becomes effective this weekend. the government would ” be the civil aviation said in San Jose that Stockholder* Sue (Oontlnned on Page Seven) "he looks fine.” The two talked 18 persons nbonrd, repwted today outs might break out before the New Haven, Aug. 31 {JF)—X half- about the presidential campaign White -House press secretary boss” over passenger operations if it was sinking 220 mile* soolli of Strike deadline. The railroad has (Gonthiaed on Page FUtsen) million dollar suit against the of­ ai)d about Elsenhower's old foot- James (j. Hagerty predicted yes­ It provided the subsidy. Honolulu, The Const Guard anld I I ficers and directors of Peter Paul •ball knee Injuries, among other terday that Nixon and Lodge will "The government would specify It received a radio dlstreeo call \ yh* caliber and amount of passen­ OF Inc., one of the nation’s biggest things. be the winners In November. Hag­ from the motor veasel at S:19 candy firms, has been brought by Mrs. Nixon 'visited her husband erty, addressing a gathering of ger service,” Coyle said. a.m, HST. Two Coast Guard seven stockholders. News Tidbits in the presidential suite he is oc­ GOP party public relations con­ The comptroller expanded his planes were dispatched to the Houston Bids Texas Aid The group of stockholders charge cupying at the hospital. An aide sultants and speaking on his own remarks following the hearing. At area, A Coaat Guard spokesman the defendants, in the litigation Culled from AP Wires said Nixon is paying the bill for present, Coyle said, the govern­ said one would try to drop emer- made public yesterday, with non­ the $34-a-day suite which includes (Continued on Page Fifteen) ment has a "negative control” over gm ey pumps on the ya«mt. The competitive purchases and exces­ the railroad since the carrier must Wild Goose n , owned by Max In Fight on Integration sive inventories detrimental to the Bishop James E. Walsh, Im­ get federal permission to discon­ Wyman, Seattle lum ^rm an, car­ financial health of the company. prisoned as American spy in Red tinue the operation of a train. ried IS members of three fahil- W e r n e r ’s Named as defendants were Wal­ (Thina, ie not unhappy and has “ re­ How Many^ How Much Under a subsidy arrangement, lies. Including a i-year-oid heart lYOUm Austtn.'Tex., Aug. 81 (PI—Gov. ^ville schools in the first year of a ter P. Baldwin, chairman of the signed Mnuelf to what the Lord Coyle said, the government would patient. Price Daniel said today that he similar plan. has In mind for him,” his brother presumably be able to dictate new ha# no atrthorlly to step between In Dunn, N. C., 10 Indians imsuc- (Continued on Page Five) , says . . . All major 'U.S. stock ex­ policies. '4' 1 .. h u k S m a r oblebratiqn the Houston School Boavd and the cessfully sought to enter the all- changee and commodity exchanges States Must Determine The' railroad is seeking federal Manila, Aug. 81 (IP—A bmt LITTLE MUSIC SHOPPE federal govemment in their bi- white high school, and in St. Louis, will be oloeed Monday, Sept. 6, be­ and state aid to overcome what it outbreak of vtoleiMso by ttw ♦egratlon eentroveny. the 8th U.S. circuit Court of Ap­ cause of Labor Day holiday . . . terms “ Insurmountable deficits.” Oommonist Buka marred Hie Bive men, four of them Navy Railroad president George R. AI- birthday observance today of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS peals ruled that the. Dollarway. Parolee Killed Ark., School District had applied sailors, ere held In $10,000 ball Medical Care Coverage pert said Monday the raod would Iho late Preaident Ramon N ag- Packagi Fighting a last-ditch battle each, and another sailor is hos­ need a yearly subsidy of $24.5 mil­ saysay. Huk rcsimants were the state achool placement'1 law against Integration, Houston has Illegally. ^ In Cun Battle pitalized as a result of Sunday lion to get back on its feet. Mamed for a fifth slaying In asked the state of Texas to in­ Coyle said that without finan­ two months fai Pawqwga 875 MAIN STREET While still endeavoring to delay brawl In Saugus, Mass., In which By JOE HALL i But, b a s e f on experience vwith ABOVE QUINN'S STORE voke the ancient doctrine of inter­ cial help, the road had no way of Province, In ecntial Utson, integration, Houston opened reg­ victim was stripped, beaten, and Washington, Aug. 81 (JP—Ths the present public assistance pro­ position to prevent racial mixing With Trooper stabbed. medical care plan for needy per­ gram, they will have wire latitude reducing its passenger deficit. He their headquarters In the days istration for its first grades and said that two fares Increases of 10 In its public school cIcMsrooms. President Elsenhower will ad­ sona over 45 which now has clear­ in setting eligibility standards and when they threatened to over­ kindergarten Tuesday. But no per cent each have produced addi­ •The Houston School Board, , un­ dress fifth annual Convention of ed Congresa Is designed to aid 12,- In d e t a r R 4p i n g the type and throw the government. Mmg- Negroes tried to enroU in all-white Canaan, Aug. 31 (JPi— A 17-year- tional revenue but not enough to der federal court order to Inte schools. Pollih-Amerlcan Congress in Chi­ 400,000 Americans with their amount of payments. snysny anm oieeted PraaMent fat grate the first grades when achool old parolee from the State Re­ cago Sept. 30 . . . Nearly 100 hot The board’s appeal for a delay health eosts. , Under the medical oara plan, the 1938 altar leadbig the cam ­ opens Sept 7, appealed to Gov. formatory at Cheahlre was shot (Ooatlraed am Bag* flv*) paign to sstoprsca rbbela. Tuesday^ September 6 recently was turned down by the rodders, mostly teenagers, are ar­ n ils Is 78 par cant o f tha 14 mil­ federal govemment will do two the M c e Daniel to Interpose himself and killed Instantly last night ht a rested In Chicago and charged 5th U.S. arcult Court of Appeals lion persons ovsr 45 In the nation. things: He died to a ptoae cmsh hi 19in. between the district and the fed­ running gunfigbt with State with disorderly ponduct last night In New Orleane. But attorney Joe Sponsors coneeds, however, that 1. It will incroaas substantially eral govemment. ’Troopers. when police Interrupt preparatioiu P A cm s rrs f a i l a g a in Reynolds has mailed another re­ the degree of help may vary wide­ ths amount of grants It makes to Attacked by Shark, The board said Daniel is the dis­ The parolee was Identified by for nnauthorized drag races . . . Groton, Aug. 81 Iff)—Pad- quest to the U.S. Supreme Court, State Police Commissioner Leo J. ly, and there's no way of knowing the states to help with medical ex­ trict’s last hope for keeping President and 11 directors resign how many actually will be helped. penses of the 2,400,000 persons fists protesting constructloa of Ur* schools segregated. In appealing to the governor by Mulcahy as Steven Swiridowsky, yesterday as part of complete re­ Swimmer Reports Polaris-missile atomle sabma- a 4-2 vote, the board fell back upon That is because, while the feder­ now on the old age assistance re­ Integration of first grades of Wood ’Tick Rd., Wolcott. organization ot Sister Elizabeth rlnea tried again vriOioat suo- ohe of the early theories of states al government stands ready to put lief rolls. / our New Orleans public schools was The youUt-had been pursued by Kenn;^ Fouiidatlon in Minneapolis. Ocean City, N. J., Aug. 31 (IP- oeaa today to find ono of the rights — that a state could Inter­ up hundreds of millions of dollars 2. It will join the' states with a delayed at least until Nov. 14 by two State Police troopers after Japanese leaders spurn hint A terror-stricken man was hauled craft to board in a show ot dvil pose Its sovereignty to prevent for the program, It Is entirely up liberal matching formula In pay- one of the federal judges who re­ the car he was driving was Identi­ from Nlldta S. Khmshchev tha( aboard a rescue boat last night dlaobcdleaca. Landing, aa be­ usurpation of power by federal fied as one which drove away to the sUtes to set up details of biff for » new program of meeUng fore. In rewboats at the doek cently enjoined Louisiana Gov. courts. Japan might be able to get back the operations. medical bills of an estimated 10 screaming, “I’ve been bitten, I’ve Jimmie Davis from interfering from a Sheffield, Moss., filling Southern Kuriles by renouncing been bitten by a shark.” of the Eleotrio Boat Division of Interposition cries were fre­ station without paying for gaso­ Thus an elderly Individual want- million persohs who are not on re­ General Dynamics Oorp- they with the Orleans Parish School its security ties with United States lief but whose incomes are Inade­ Richard Chung, a 25-year-old INSTRUCTION METHOD BOOKS FOR quent following the 1964 Supreme line there. in," to know how he might bene­ found that the nudear sub Board. U.S. District Judge J. . . . Four-year-old girl suffocates fit mtist ipok to hia state house quate to take care’ of all of their medical student, was swimming in VOICE. ORGAN. PIANO AND ALL OTHER INSTRUMENTS. Court decision outlawing public ’The' chase ended. Slate Police yesterday In old (ce box which had 30 feet of water about a quarter of George Washington waa In dry- lEl Bkelly Wright said the board in­ school segregation but no action for the answers—particularly to health expenses. formed him it would be impossible said, when Swirjdowsky turned been abandoned in yard of her a nille off shore when the attack dock. to carry it out was ever taken. his car into a lot on West Main those who now administer .the pub­ For the first part, the federal ALSO SECULAR AND SACRED SONGS to comply with the Sept 7 integra­ parents' home, Pueblo, Colo. . . . lic assistance welfare programs government will participate in an occurred. At your Daniel, who has said he believes St. and clin^xd out, shotgun in Robert Berlin, 28. young Chicago And although his leg was bitten PHYSICIST DIES POPULAR SHEET MUSIC AND POPULAR BOOKS tion date because o f Davis’ seizure desegregation is a local problem, In hla state. additional amount equal to $12 < « — iKOBI at tlis schools Aug. 17. hand. He fired a b lu t at TVoop- business juracutive eays he was through to the bone, doctors at declined to oon)ment cn tiie Hous­ er Fred Rebillard, who fired rap­ Ihe plah is contained in a com­ multiplied by the number of old Or. Maithi Dv 68, wiaaiMiTt lb DiU'lhigton, .C., four young asked by‘ Central Intelllgsnee Shore Momorial Hoqiital In nearby 8 ton board’s request. idly in return. The shotgun blast promise social aaeurity bill aent to age aasiatance recipients in each prcsHsBt at MUSIC AVAILABLE FOR TINY LIHLE FINGERS Nsgroes bsaring anti-ssgregation Agency to spy during trip to Rneel* President Usenliower by Congress state. The federal matchin|[ on this Somers Point Ustsd Chung’s eon- As New Orleans intsgratloa hit RebiHard’s cruiser but not the but refused. diUon as iMtlsfactory and said he TO THE ADVANCED VIRTUOSO pUegrds were arrested iis schools was delayed nwnUu, the staU trooper. Monday, He is eanaidem sure to sum would be 60 to $0 per cent, opened on their traditional segre­ President Elsenhower tells Re­ sign it. with the biggest share going to would not lose his leg. 4M*todmr. pressed^ its ^peal for an order Swiridowaiky slumped to the gory for tang cancer twe mttn gated pattern hut with indications publican congressional candidates The medical care proviaions states with lowest per capita in­ 'L ess than two weeks ago, 24- OPEN FROM I P.M. to 5 P.M. DAILY and THURSDAY EVENINGS holding up the Integration ruHng. ground, a shot through the heart. in Washington their campaign ago In B t T that an Integration attempt might Atty. Gen. Jack Orcmillion said could take effect Oct. 1 under the come. year-old John Brodeur, Jersey City, Mancheater Shopping Parkade, Middle Turnpike W. and He died Instantly, a medical ex­ theme should be "keep your coun­ was attacked by a shark Just 23 whom be made. the U.S. Supreme Court will hear aminer said. bill, but this will depend uMhow An estimated 860,000 of the per­ Broad St., Manchester, Open Monday. Tuesday, 10 AJd. to try secure, fiscally sound, and on fast the states move. sons on old age assistance need yards off a Sea Qirt Baaeh. Aa a Lddgh to ice cRefimsHOP Nashville, Tsnn., quietly began the state’s plsa for a stay order Mulcahy said the car Swlridow- - the straight, tough middle way to / 6 P.M,— Wednesday Thursday, Friday, 9 AJd. to 9 P.M. tba fourth year of Its grads-a-ysar •niunNlay. Ths states must obtain tha ktn- medical help in any one year. result. ’Brodaur’s right lag ■liy 8899 driving was stolen yee- proffreas." . . .Mrs. Jerris Cobb, 29, oral ^Tpcoval of tha aaerstary of For tba new program of aid to amputated Monday. Saturday, 9 A ^ to 6 PJM. tategration program and sevaral The S-judgs opart M t asids s teeday at Ohsahlrt. Tbs reglstra- Msilmt Sfoara, Meevtagtea Kegroec era expsetsd to register Amertca'e first woman Mtronaut health, education and walfaro of persona with bioomss high anough OiOaWla peevtouily slVwblt# Kaooe. a m a stotaa la^ night, baUtvaa U.8. will sand u oa M d tha way' in whlcB they tntaod te A by autniBa, 1942. operate the n«sj

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