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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1*, 19BI tAGM TWENTY-ETGHT Hanrh^istpr lEnenittg 1|i?ralb Aveng* Daily N«t Pr«M Ron The Waalhar rw r Mm W s M i OWtod Peraeaat af 0. R. Waatbai •.ami lUy ttrfi. IMW msklflg 6 turn Into th# westbound ] I Mia* Busan King, daughter of MiH Judith Taitl, daughUr of Rockville Driver portion of the street. As her] Oeo) wtdeapread tro ti trndgM. Mr. and Mrs. James V. Tapi. Con the left lane, it^ L T. WOOD 00. Utr. and Mr*. Haiwey King, 218 ear moved Jnto 12,925 O m la 86a. P a ir cswitlaiM d aaal About Town HeniA- St . naa enrolled as a fresh- cord Rd , has returned to ,Mary-1 CUUIUITUcollided witlfrr.^.w a -. car...... driven east ' ICE P U N T ' mount College, Tartytown, N Y . , i Injured in Crash •Uttber «f Mm AndH tamermw. Wgh aear aa. man ' at New Elngland College. thaTlane by Morgan F. Steele. 22, St BItMBLL OT. BorsMi pf OraolaMM Robert 2. HoUenbech, formerly Henniker, N. H Her sister. Miss to begin her. sophomore year. . of 205 Porter St. Mancheater-r-A City of VUlago Chorm nf i3 Oreen Hill Rd., ha* Joined .Nancy King, has returned to Lea> ^ Rockville driver, John Martin. . Damage was light, according t o , Cu beB-C.riukeiUBlockB the facuJtv of Ixw-ell TechnoloRi- ley College. Cambridge, Mass , as The first fall meeting of Cfiar-I 62, of Ellingtoir Av*„ was taken to police, and no one was hurl. Mr*.; cal Inatltiite. Lmvell. Maas., as an ter Oak lodges, B'nal B’rlth. wilt I a senior. Both are gradiiatea of Manchester Memorial Hospital Lyman's court date 1* Saturday. | (OI*Min«d AdwiwMetog M Pig* tt) PRICE FIVE CENTS aaalatant profeaaor In the depart Manchester High School. he held tonight at * at Temple VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 29D (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONNh THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1959 ment of jjeneral and. textile en- Beth Sholom. The speaker, Sijm- this morning'after Ws car was hit ^ e e rtn s Prof. Hollenbach. for- ■ uel Kelltn. West Hartford, will i broadsids and turned over at merlv aaaliUnt professor of me New officers were elected at a GET SECURITY • MEN 16-60 • EARN MORE meeting Monday of the Vernon , report on the Israel convention of Broad and Woodland Bta. chanics at the Hartford graduate Bnsl B'rlth Members are asked center of Rensselaer Polytechnic Bankiva 4-H Poultry Club at the Martin Was given emergency nUI|t«tTO«6 X15 Completes home of George .Meader In Ver I to bring- guests. U.S. Moon Institute, recrt^'ed the S. B M. B. ‘ treatment and was x-rayed, but m i v i t i o N deirree at MTT and the M S de- non The officers are George : authorities said the nature of his ELEGRONICS Gotham Meets 1,-skola Council, Degree of pn- gree at Renaselaer. j Meader. president; Bddle Booth, Initial Flight vice president; Charles Kalber, I rahontas. will meet tonight at ! Injuries was undetermined. They “HARN-BY-DOINO"' Fails to Go 7;,10 St Odd Fellows hall to dls- I said he suffered pain In his right Herter Outlines Plan The annual national competitiv* secretary - treasurer: L o r a i n e OLDEST ELICTKONICS 5 C H 001 Wobdmff. historian and reporter, i cuss IJie Great Council session.. A I shoulder, leg and ankle, but his Under Power exanUnations for the Repilar Na- social hour will follow. Thera it a continued demortd h r and Gregory ■ Woodruff, photo ; condition did not seem serious. vtf Reeer\’e officers training ! Martin was driving alone w-hen trained technicians Russian Chief Into Orbit corps will be given to eligible high grapher. ! .Manchf.sler Squadron. Civil Air his car was hit. He was traveling Edwardfi Air Force Base, school seniors and graduate* on j Patrol, will meal tonight at 7 at, Francis J Keefe. 2 W. Center soutif on Broad St. when a car.’ Calif., Sept. 17 (A») — The Dec. IS, it we* announced today I the American Legion home. driven west on M'oodland St. bv SEPTEMBER 28 I Rocket Ship X15, which later Cape Canaveral, Fla., Sept. by Den Borg, Navy recruiter. Ap ; St., will be progrsm chairman for Maurice JT McGiilie, 67. of 49 Holl New York, Sept. 17 (A>)—ptlnu# to better the understanding 17 — The United State* : a lemmar on ''Statistical and ASK FOR PRO! CATAIOO thia year may blast a man to plication forms are now available i Study Circle of South .Vlelhod-. St., hit his car broadside. McGuire Sdviet Premier Nikita S, between our two countries," failed today to put into orbit at schools colleges and Navy re f Computer Application to Produc i ial Church will meet tomorrow at 4old police he failed to stop for the jilckioR S340S • NartfwO I, e«N . Khrushchev said. the edge of apace, made ita To Ease World Strife SC UsioR Placi Khrushchev arrived in the big a satellite designed for ex cruiting station, and must be tion and .Inventory Control" at the ; 2 p.m. In the chapel of the church. stop sign. McGuire was arrested The boipbshsll Khrushchev may first powered flight today. f'f •* > filed before Nov, 14, national technical conference of ! Mrs. Lawrence Almond will report on tlikt^chargc. town' today in crisp, sunny be carrying in his luggage con It skimmed In for a 200 m.p.h.- perimenting with a global the American Production and In- on the WSCS eonference she sl- weather. The bouncy Com cerns disarmament’. He sMresaes plus landing on a dry lake bed navigation gystem. vsntory ControJ Society in New Both cAra were towed from the the United Nations Genera! As Hiss Louise Dickson, worthy' Iended at Burk Hill Falls. Ps. Co- scene. Msrti^l^a car was consided- munist boss, possibly carry after 10 minutes in the air. More than an hour after a threg; matron of Temple Chapter, Order York Oct. 1«. He Is president nf hii.itesses will he .Mrs, Clarence sembly tomorrow. In Washington With veteran North American stage launching vehicle lifted the the Hartford County rhapier of ed a total loss, ami McGuire's re ing a political bombshell with he' announced the Soviet Union of Eastern Star, announces a , Jayrox and Mrs. Arthur Gibson. ceived heavy dsmajfe,^ him for the United Nations, Aviation test pilot Scott Cross- satellite from Cape Canaveral th# General Assembly Talk rummage sale, will be held Sept the society. LABORATORY TESTED would have a new proposal to field at the controls, it was cut Defense Depsrtment in Washing Msn.'hesler Assembly. Order ol Residents In the bhighborhood beamed and wished all New make on disarmament. He, him loose from I its B52 mother ship ton announced that the third stag* 24 at the Itasonlc Temple An.v- said the crash was hearo sev- The weekly meeting of .MATES I Rainbow elected officers at a self, may tell vvhat the proposal Is 36.000 feet over thia desert tMt apparently had failed to work. one having stfUclea to be picked • erail hundred feel. The. craalK oc- Yorkers “ happiness and pros up mav call Mrsi Joseph Gallant. wnll be held tonight at the home meeting .Monday Thoae elected in the addresa. center at 8:09 a.m. ■ A brief announcement said: j ctirred about 10:45. WASH 'n WEAR SLACKS perity.” Aa he did in Washington, the Aimed at Khrushchev 89 Olcbtt Dr I of .loseph Sullivan. .117 Spring SI ! we. .. Miss Sandra Stirnson. worthy , A seven-year-old girl from the Been from Ground "Sinqe confirming data haa not ^ Members are requested to bring > d v snr: . Misa ,'Susan Spicer, asso- -P-iV.’ Two cara collided on E. Center premier said the overall objective been received it must be assumed i at. late yesterday and the driver BLENDS OF ORLON. NYLON, DYNEL Soviet delegetlon'e U.N. scho'ol of hia visit W'sa to ease internation Much of the flight could be seen Manchester Grange wdll confer ; scrapbooks and mementos for a riMe advisor; Miss .liidtth Pres- handed the, Moscow leader a bou from the g i^ o u n d. Crosafle.ld that the satellite did not go into United Nations, N. Y., Sept. 17 (/P) — Secretary of State r o f. Charity: .Misa Carol Shen : ■ of one. Audrey Lyman, 52, of Tal- al tension and "to strengthen first and second degrees on a class ; "Reminlate Night ' All m»n five rJA.., quet of rosea. Smiling, he leaned zoomed to 60,000 feet, made some orbit," Christian A. Herter today laid down a broad program to end pounds or more ovenvetghl are 'ning. Hope^ Mias .lane Reese, 3S - I cottvllle Rd., Vernon, was srrest- peace.” of candidates tonight at 8 at ! ed for making an improper turn. *” VV"“»»7 88 2r.r*15.00 down and hugged the child, and Then, smiling broadly, he eaid, maneuvers while flying a 100-mile The satellite, riding on a com East-VVeat tension through peaceful change In the political, Orange Rail. i invited faith Appointed officers will be then shook hand* wiUi dozens of circle, then landed lafter his fudl bination Thor-Able la,iincher, lifted mndiinced later. , According to police. Mrs. Ly in Russian, "thank you, thank military and economic field*. Herter addressed the 8Z-natt6n man. driving east near the aouth- ^ 1 SHOP waiting Soviet official*. you very much." was exhausted. cleanly off the oad at Canaveral ern New England Telephone C o.! Welcoming the Soviet leader on The stub-winged, 50-foot black at 9:34 a.m. EST. The second General Asaembly'in a major policy speech obviously aimed 1 The September meeting of the ■ V L C M M C T > 7R9MAINST. Aa a motorcade with the stage'rocket engine fired on sched building, ateered from the right, behalf of New York, the city's of Khrushi^ev party and city oflfio- X16, using more powerful engines, at Soviet Premier Khrushchev, who will speak from the same Girl's Friendly Society, Sponsors : ficial greeter, Commlasioner of ule. PURRICRS of SI. .Mary's lOpiscopal Church i to the left lane preparatory to iala headed for the Waldorf As i« expected to rocket more than rostrum tomorrow afternoon. While denouncing the use of Commerce and Public Event* and DESIGNERS toria and Mayor Wagner's .lunch 100 miles high at faster than The advanced research and proj. force by the Communists in Asia and other places, such aa CHESTER'S [has been postponed from Friday, Richard C. Pattenon. told him: to Sept. 25 St 8' p.m. ♦ , j eon in the visitor's hondlT big 4.000 ni.p.h. later this year. ects administnation had said that Hungary, Herter appealed for serious negotiation of disarma "New York is a city made up of crow'ds gathered behind jmlice bar The X15 was easily visible to the new navigation syatem If It all nations, races and creeds who ment, outer space cooperation and on such outstanding politi Remodel .Miss Dal# G. Robinson, daugh-! ricades for a glimpse of the party. newsmen on the ground when worked woiilj). be more accurate live here -in peace and harmony." cal problems aa Berlin and the re-^- ter of Mr. 'and .Mrs, Charles VV. i As a motorcade with the Crossfield cut in the twin rocket than any s.vatems now available. YOUR OLD FIR COAT In reply the premier wished the untfication of divided Germany. Robinson. 100 Campfield Rd,, has! Khniidichev party and city of engines. They spurted a cloud of The satellite was aimed at a INTO A NEW olty happiness and prosperity and nearly circular orbit 400, mile* He blamed the non-cooperation earned a Hertford Mount Holyoke , ficials headed for the Waldorf Aa- white behind the little dart. of the Soviet Unioq for the arms Death ToU 100 Club award as a freahman enter-1 said he and hie family were "very toria hotel. Mg crowds, silent and It wa.s accompanied by three above the earth. '* • • Cape • Stole happy" to have received the In race of the past ten. years, but ing .Mount Holyoke College. South unexekted. gathered behind bar- chase planes, whose controls also Another Thor-Able rocket placed declared that the United States • Jacket From *19 95 Hadley. Mass., next week. Miss vitation to visit the city. ricAdes for a glimpse. were visible. ' Explorer 'VI — paddlewheel satel Four daggers Jut from his .mouth, two are stabbed into the neck regards the forthcoming disarma In Collapse of !in 4-0951; .1H 9-7J18 or .lanet Whitney, daughter of Mr. Wishes Socceas Most were disappointed. Tbare Airmen and office workers from lite — into orbit last month. band of his shirt, and the two in his hand will be pressed against Khruechev wished Mayor Rob- ARPA emphasized that Tranait ment talks next year as "a ma RockrtUe TR .5-5929 and .Mrs. Alfred G. Whitney. 32 Here's The Shape Of jor,opportunity." Alexander St, now in her Junior his Jugular vein as Gabriel Snioduhtn dances the Russian "Les- ' ert T. Wagner and all New York (Continned on Page Ten) (Continued on Pnge Ten) I itself could not be used as a navi 82 BURKE RUAD. RUOKVIULE ginka." He and the rest of the Don Cossack Chorus snd Danc "We must use all of our imag Italian Edifice For Free Estlmats In fonr Hnipa. ers "eucceas In their work and gational aid. It is merely a teat of j year, is on the welcoming com- ers kept the children of Manchester and their parents on edge ination and ingenultv,” he said, I mittee at Mount Holyoke. wishes for every success" for the equipment and theoriee that may yesterdsy in the afternoon and evening concerts. His bools are future. be put to u*e In future satellites. "to dertse a way of controlling this Bsrletta, Italy, Sapt. IT (/n— specially’ designed to allow him to walk on his toes. (Herald He said he realized that New Some ships and planes will be used race, to prevent it from exploding Disaster taams prabizif tha rubbla Photo by Pinto i. To Come York was on# of the finest indus to evaluate Transit I, however. info nuclear conflict.” of a collapsed flve-atory apartin«nt SUITS trial centsrs and. as a former Eisenhower Offets Expressing the hope that the So house said today .the death tell waa The satellite was tivbe tracked trukoff proved adequate; in slow worker, he particularly wanted to viet Union regards the coming almost certain to exceed 100. fashion on loss than high hoala by four ground atationa in the arms talks with the earns serious Forty-fiva bodies were reeovand. passages, however, his best was extend his wishes "to the tollers United States, one in Canada and Don G>ssacks too vagus for the singer*, resulting who create the wealth of aoclety." ness as the United .State# doe#, he Police said 58 parsons ware ffUll PROMISINfl FUTURE one in England. said; missing and believed trapped be in some rather ragged attacks and "The meetings and conversa Two radio transmitters in the releases on their psrt. Various To Name Strike Unit "Surcessful negotiationa could neath tha heap of * h a t t e ^ con tions in New York with represen satellite each send on two frequen Delight CroM d member* of the chorus were fea tatives of various quarters of the not only open new avonuea of crete and twdstad steel. Flftaan cies at one minute intervals. progress -toward limitation -and persons were injured. Almost an b y ‘ tured as soloists, the outstanding population will, I am sure, con- one being the baritone Puiisunen. j Prospect.* are excellent for a happy sea New York. Stept. 17 '/Pi— Preal-Asuggest that Eisenhower name an The signals change frequency control of armamenta but also victims died In their beds. By JOHN OBCBER Mr. Ruiisunen displayed a voice nf ! dent Eisenhower, in a major move impartial fact-finding hoard. a* they approach and pass over a pave the way for .settlement of Authorities said tt was poaalbis The Don Cossack chorus sang to son nf fine suit wear . . . thanks to these excellent timbre, fine intonation, handsomely fashioned two-piece design aimed at, ending the nation’s eteel rasenhower's reply to Meany, ground station because of a phe other outstanding problems.” that even more persons than tiie a capacity audience la-st night in' strike, has offered to designate a likewise made public here .yester nomenon known as the Doppler Need for Accord 118 now known were In the build the Manchester High School audi and consistently musical interpre ed for. beauty and long wear at veyv Smith Urges tation. non-governmental hoard of r*\1ew- day. said: . shift. This shift is the key to. the He stressed particularly the ing when it enimblsd with earth torium. A colorful group, with appealing pre-seawn prices. to recommend settlement terms. "I do not believe that the a|- navigational ayatem and la the need for early agreement on Eaat- quake violence at 7 a.m. yesterday their Russian costumes, they pro- Mr. Prock, snolher bant.)ne de lighted the audience with his tree State Up Tax The offer was swiftly accepted pointment of a fact-finding board West cooperation in th# peaceful morning. Twenty - four families rtded good entertsinment of s by Steelworkers President David J. as you suggest would expedite set (Continiiea on Page Nine) uses of other space. He called the were registered but tha building rather uncommon variety. In ad and easy solo about thi.se "wni only stand and wait,"’ and this re McDonald in a telegram dispatched tlement of the dispute. Secretary Soviet Moon probe "a great ac manager said other parsons moved dition to the ainging, there were yesterday to the While House. lof Labor James) Mitchell and 1 complishment" and declared It In with some families and did aot also colorful dances from th* Cau- viewer would like to mention a To Aid Towns basso profundo in the chorus who 100.% WOOL But industry leader* made no hava repealedl.v urged both labor "■warns us to speed up our efforts ragtstsr. C.-UIU*. move to accept the offer. and management to oargatn in tO' obtain peace on earth.” He Among tha mlaatng w an three has one of the’ finest voices of tins Storrs, Sept 17 (,5>—The dean /of Gallagher Hits The program, which comprised Eisenhower emphasized that his good faith and without interrup added: workmen who arrlvad monMnts !■ nearly two down number*, was type that ne hag heard ,n many a the Connecticut 'Legislature aatd year. Unfortifnately this .ir.ger offer was contingent on acceptance tion with a view to reaching set- "And it signals the pressing need fora tha tragedy to repair a v Elegant, slender, mldniglit CONTRALTO reasonably well varied, leaning Choice of two styles, (fitted or boxy ' today th#1961 General Aisembly by both (odustrj’ and union offi tlemeni as quickly as possible. which began to crack tim e dt .was not featured and did not get must raise taxes to help towns and Criticism from to get on with International ar- heavily on the side of Russian folk jacket) in gray, brown, green. cials. jgr "if I should imilaterally appoint ago. HEELS . . . the height of fashion songs which have established the hia name on the program. Conse prevent further burden* on prop rangementa to make a start on th# quently he cannot be saluted bv A Btatinent Issued last night a fact-finding board I feel the bar regulation of-man's actlvlttea away Th# bMtUing firlglaany was a reputation of this well-known ag erty owners. by R.' Conrad Cooper, chief Indus one-story gang*. Four stories name. Rep. E. O. Smith, Mansfield lle- gaining would begse while th* Head of Prison from his earthly home.” ‘ thii fall . . are lo flattening gregation. In addition to these try spokesman, said: findings o f the board were review were added in the laat alx months song* they offered_religlous works The dancers. Biessi*. Soloduhin, ptibllcan, who has been a member Then, In an appeal which seemed gablin. Kirilow. and .Schikoleiiko. Three-piece suit not shown . . . .$29.98 "The companies have not asked ed. / to be directed straight to Khniah- and most of the neidenta had Just and comfortable— $13.95^ by T*ch*ikow*ky, Donizetti, and of the Legislature since J9SS, made for any form of government inter Hartford, Sept. 17 (/T>—Frank J. Futile Satellite Try all proved themselves capable. Mr. "If, however, labor and manage chev, he eaid: moved in. It was of modem de- Lvovsky, as well as compositions this point In addressing the Con vention and will not request ap Gallagher, the State Prison Guard This Thor-Able rocket roars away from ita launch pad at Cap# Gabriel Soloduhin caught the Fox Trimmed Black Suit .... .$39.98 necticut Tax Collectors conference ment request me to act in their "There could be no more dra by Massenet and Moiissorgsky. pointment of a fact-finding board." Union hiiainess representative' who Canaveral, Fla., today carrying a 265-poiind transit satellite nose (Oantteewd *■ F#g* Tea) Wkk immM RHYTHM STEP The chorus demonstrated some fancy of the, audience in the first at the University of Connecticut. behalf in the designation of a non matic Illustration of a aplrit of co The industry often has stated ita governmental board that would be was the target of a verbal blast by cone. The satellite failed to go into orbit. (AP Photofax). extremely fine pianissimo work, group with his Dagger Dance, "We have been running away opposition to government interven the warden yesterday, snapped operation In the world today as 1-24 enaldoiied featniw. and also some good climaxe.o. but while Mr, Schikolenko carried off from the fact that we need more empowered for example to review we stand on the threshold o f the HALE'S BEADV-TO-5VEAR DEPT. tion of an.v kind in the 65-day-old issues and make recommendations back with a reply of his own to they larked a convincing middle the nonors in the finale. state taxes In order to help locah strike statement day. spsce age than for this asaemWy ground between these two. This Altogether it was an enjoyable Take elevator to second Boor . . . towns meet Increased operating^ for settlement to both aides, I to act unanimously In this field. the companies were asking "only would be glad to cooperate with Referring to public criticisms of did not seem to dijiturh the audi evening of 'entertainment, and the costa for schools and other serv for Senalble two-way bargaining by him by both Warden Mark Rich This would be. a major step for Bulletins Rotar' Club Is to be congratulsled the parties in this regard, for the Ike Says Red Boss ward In the process of peaceful ence which found the program ices," he declared. the union." mond and Governo^ Ribicoff i the for bringing this group to Man- In contrast, he noted, that New creation of *iich a hoard would be change.” from tha AP Wiroi consistently enjoyable. Onl.v R eview Power pursuant to free collective bar latter's laat week). Gallagher said: CEHOUSE&SON The direction bv Nicholaa Kos- ■hes'-ci;. York Stiite this year faced' up to ■ In his offer, th# President care "They ar# making a personal at 'This was Herter's first appear gaining." I N the problem squarely, had the fully drew the distinction that the tack in ah attempt to cover up the ance before the assembly since he WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS courage to raise state taxes and non - governmentel ■ group would McDonald's telegram to the real Issues." Friendly in Talks succeeded John Foster Dulles as ■ABOnSB 8LAT1NG ICA9 fashion was thus able to provide greater have power onl.v to review the is t^Tiite House, accepting the offer, By Issues, he said, he means secretary of state earlier this year. H a rtfi^ , fiapL IT Iff) —Polica help to towns. sues and to recommend a settle said: prison guard morale and v/orking He wa* mostly conciliatory in were following op today on lbs The former head of the Legisla ment. "On, behalf of th# Steelworkers dealing with the Soviet Union, but strongest lead they have devel favored conditions. Gallagher pointed out W'sihington, Sept. 17 i/P) —- f-concrete evidence, on the basis J. W. HALE'$ IS OPEN 8 DAYS A WEEK! ture’s Education Committee pro Elsenhower siniullaneously re Union we request you tb designate that he had written the Govtinor he pulled no punches on the Chi oped In the case of Tuesday'* posed that the state pay 40 per jected any appointment of a gov aiich a board." President Eisenhower said today of the talks, that Khrushchev may nese Communist and their actlvl- hammer-elaying of 75-yaar-old OpM Daily f A.M. to S:30 P.M. last week (following a press con his talks with Soviet Premier Ni MONDAY— 9:00 A.M. to. 5:30 P.M. 4 FAILLE cent of local school operating ernmentai fact-finding hoard to CTooper. in his statement last ference statement by the Governor have changed his position on in- ,he Far East, Harry Tenenbwim, according to THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 P.M. costa. He said that at present the inter\ene In the worsening Work night, said: kita Khrushchev have been ex ternational Issues. Detective Captain Joseph P. Mc TUESDAY— 9:00 A.M. to 5:.31) P.M. criticizing Gallagher), calling fot tremely friendly,, but It, is too early Eisenhower replied that it is still Rejectk Ijmi# Propoeal state pays a little over 20 per cent stoppage. "The companies are asking only an investigation of workinF- condl- Herter flatly rejected the recent Donald. A witnea* ha* come for FREE PARKING >VEDNESDAY— 9:00 A.M. to 5:.30 P.M. or 840,000.900. The President's offer wee made for sensible two-way bargaining to tell whether the Kremlin lead a little bit early to go into detail ward claiming that a man was In tiona at the prison by a committee er has changed his mind on any or come to any conclusions on that Soviet proposal for a new Inter IN REAR OP STORE THURSDAY— 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. "Property owner*. are already three days ago in a letter to Pres by the union. named by the Governor, the Judi nationa] conference ' on troubled the neighborhood of the scene facing Increased local taxation ident George Meany of,the AFL- "If this had occurred long ago, world issues. matter. He went on to say, how of the slaying. Tenenhanm’* FRIDAY— 9:00 A.M. to .5:30 P.M. ciary Department or the State, Bar ever. that Khrushchev's general Lao*. This pirobiepi, he said, is because of failure of the 1959 Leg CIO. althmigh it was made public the present situation would , not Association. ' 'rh* President told a news con being handled by the U.N. Secur- grocery storp, Tuesday morning. SATURDAY— 9:00 A.M. to .S:.30 P.M. islature to provide an increasa in only yesterday by th# steelworkers now be facing ue. ference that Khrushchev's msnner attitude has been extremely Pollce'have estimated the time of Avoid ISMies friendly, it.v Council and lU special fact Its school grants formula,” he add union. "We urge, the union once again "At no time have they (the Gov and deportment indicate he really finding committee now in the little attack between 9 and 16:15 a.m. ed. "We must face the facts. If Eisenhower'# offer wa# prompt to Join with us in an all-out ef ia trying to reach agreement re Eisenhower and Khrushchev will ernor and the warden) mentioned meet again Sept. 24-27 for an southeast Aslan kingdom the state doesn't provide more ed by an earlier letter to him fort to achieve a sensible settle these issues,' Gallagher said. garding international problems. He declared that a conference LAOB ABKB 'OOFTERB NOW'S THE TIME TO STOCK money, the property owner must from Meany in which the AFL- ment.” . This was Eisenhower's first other round of talks at '.the Presi VlenHane, Lao*. Sept. 17 f/P Since Warden Plchmond's state dent's mountain retreat. Camp such as th* Soviet Union proposed pay for it.' d O chieftain had expressed op As President BHsenhower made meeting with newsmen since his "would he disruptive and would —^18ie Oovemment af Laos has ment yesterday, the union (Local David, near Thiirmorit, Md. The veteran lawmaker told some position to any Taft-Hartley law hia offer—ths first major develop- 391 of the State Employes Council one hour and 45 minute formal Ignore the authority of the United aahed .the U.N. ,fgrt finding mis- ' UP FOR YOURSELF OR FOR 100 local tax collectors that he intervention in the Steel strike. 16 of the American Federation of conference with the Soviet ,Chief In the meantime, Khrushchev Nations." •ton to obtain six belleopteni hopes the two major political par Instead, Meany added, he would (Continned on Page Nineteen) State, County and Municipal Em Tuesday, and his talks with will'have ‘made’ s cross country He’ added a warning: fo r' an Inspectinn tour of rebel GIFTS^ (r.S. Lay » few boxes for ChrtDtmM) ties wHr“atop writing bunk plat- ployes. AFL-CIO) has called a Khrushchev at social events. trip and seen something more, of "The United States is pledged Hirenteiied Ram -Neua Province fni'ma” which promise more serv*- special meeting for next TueSiriay The first question put to the the United States and its people. under the (U.N.) charter to resist near the Communist North Viet tees and financial aid to everyone, night. This will deal with the con President waa whether he sees any Discussed Agenda sggreeflon. It will fulfill thie namese border, a govemment WHAT? SNOW BLOWERS ' * . V nm! then assure the voters that if troversy over Gallagher's role as Eisenhower ■ said his first con pledgesledge withoutwit) equivocation. We official. eaid today. Lt. Col. I that party is elected there will be De Gaulle Plan Leaves businr.P) Thei^ln th# 1960 convention into 1,511, out ”to preserve all poeelMe in sstf-prepallnii of business opposition to union utes required by customs agents to dustrial site*.” At their first You II want, to buy an entire wardrobe of these fine. ftr»t-quallty stock aims is helping to unify organized would be made, in an election country's economic life, stating that it fek Gallagher was Democratic National Committee or 139 more than in 1956. Evfery within four year* after the coun "Who will invest here risking process the 36-year-old former meeting with Governor RlMcofl ings in thin cnniplete NoMend sale. Save on *11 your favorite fashion Everything you’can ask for in a rayon faille . . . A labor. both Ineligible to be .a delegate wife of Frank I'Sinatra, a maid, hasisettled 1960 convention dele state would be guaranteed a gain coTora and sMes, with and without sekune. BUT THEM BY THE "BOX try haa been pacified — that la expulsion after the vote?" was a and to take part in the activities gate, strength and qualifications in of at least one vote, but the com to dlecues ways of sttmalating This was a them* repeatedly secretary, two small caged dogs, Connectlcut'e economic growth, end save atill mote! ALL FIRST QUALITY---NOMEND, FASHION luxury coat dress by frosted with a satin mentioned among the. nearly 1,000 when deaths from ‘terrorist at general opinion expressed. unexpected'harmony. Today It be bined vote of the 11 Southern 19 piece* of luggage. $ hi-fi set and the group conenrred that "one COLOR.S: Lady Slipper, Koee Beige, Almond Taupe. delegates-gathered for the opening tack* do not exceed 200 a year. De Gaulle raised this issue in (Continued on Pago SlftMnJi gin* organizing for next year’s states would be trimmed by about stripe polka dot ascot. Black or navy, Sizes 12 to 20 But he warned thoae demanding his speech and declaredf: a hand-carved bongo drum •. . . of,' tM biggest problems In the aesslon of the federation’s biennial Typhoon Sarah, after belting sav presidential campaign. one per cent compared with their -rsfiievss v m FAST in d EASHV .,, S«y* your bic* s«( luit guide it Tetilly enclosed geared transmission runs convention. independence that it would bring 'Everything would be arranged Many of its member* remained relative strength in the 1956 con state Is the'scarcity of Indns- and 14Vi to 24Viz. a "dtaaatrouB misery, terrible ao that operation of oil wells, the age blow to. tin^' Miyako Island, trlal sl^ s.” Governor Rlbtooff bstrt.. ruigei) feeder blades pulverize frozen crusted m o il, , ..two positive clutches. . . retreetible recoil Here’s a. typical example of They said that while they have sideswipes southern Japan and to attend three days of closed strat vention. political chaos, general throat handling of shipping of the Sa Court Fight Set said that every effort will be enow end feed it (es well e$ wet snow) mte high speed sttrler . . . cerbureter heaie[ prevents freezing . . . the saving.* to be had dur HALE’S .SPOBTS5VEAR DEPARTMENT troubles witji each other, the AFL- grazes Sputh Korea on its north- egy sesifions by the party's state 2. CaU’on the 1960 convention to CIO unions are uniting to support cutting and soon the warlike dicta haran oil, which is the re.sult of made to coordinate State high fen which blows right, left, front er back es you direct chain and blower drives are sifety-guerded . . . non- ing Hale’s “Stock-away Take elevator to second floor . . . ■easterly rampage Into Japan Sea. chairmen and vice chairmen. Tvvo adopt the same rule tt approved in way development iM'Ihe Intem t the 65-day steel strike and similar torship of the Cominunlsts." French efforts and Is of interest To Oust De Sapio 1956 regarding the good faith of the discharge chute. Fully wmtenied. powerful 3 H P slippidg (foction tread wheels. Buy your Snow Insur Pope John XXIII promotes conference dinners, however, were of business industry. Sale.” . < instances of employer opposition France, he safd,'would q|ipport to the Western world as a whole, to be open affairs. delegates. Aimed at a possible and ariggs a Stiatlon engine does ell the work . . . you ance now! autonomy. . •* Bishop Martin John O'Connor, rec We welcome charge accountsi Ureen Trading Stamp.* are given with to wage Increases- and union legis will be provided for in any event.” New' York., Sept. 17 (/P)'—Rebel tor of the Pontifical North Ameri Three . potential contenders for Dixie revolt, it could be used ; to lative proposals in Congress and Algerian'* rebels waging war Several rightwing organizations RED ARMY SHAKEUP . Rtguloriy $1.35 Pr. ra.*h sale* and Xiao to customers who pay their charge account within Democrats are planning a court can College in Rome, to rank o f the 1960 pre.sidential nomination challenge delegations from states Tokyo. Sept. 17 iAV— Red elate legislatures. against, French rule- wefe auspi of French settlers in Algeria action in an attempt '16 unseal will addrc».s the state leaders- which failed- to get the convention fifteen (I.*!) days after hilling dale. cious of De Gaulie's offer of self- titular archbishop of Laodicea' of China shook up the .high rom- Passage of the new labor con adopted resolutions condemning Canhine G. De Sapio as Tan\many Syria .. .Hadassah, women's Zion-. Sen. Hubert Humphrey iD-Minn) nominees ort their ballots or trol law by Congress, for one determination. Some leaders of the De Gaulle's plan. manct of Its armed force# today. Hall (New York County) leader. 1st organization of .America,- ends tonight, and Sen.’ Stuart Syming pickerl electors noti pledged to Marshal Un Plso. a deputy pre thing, has obviously shaken AFL- rebel government in Cairo called The French Army blocked pub In tKe Tuesday primary, De- ton (D-Mo) and Gov. G: lyiennen vole for those nominees in the . . th® move a trick to hoodwink world foiir-day convention In St.'Louis mier, replaced IMarshal Peng - Pay Veur TelsphOBS _ s e j s Ample Free Parking Rear Of Our Stpre CIO confidence in the Democratic lication of their appeala by clamp- Sapin won over his challenger for with election of Miriam K. Freund Williams of Michigan Saturday electoral .college. party and convinced most federa opinion on the eve of United Na Teh-^huai as defense minister Ra Btuo Hers 34 DEPOT SQUARE tng a censoi^lp on the -press and the cjiatrict leadership, Charles E! of New York to fourth term aa night. , Butler's delegate apportion dio Peiping annonneed this and, tion chiefs they should pick and tion* debate on Algeria. threatening To seize any printing McGuineas. by 4,867 to 4,271. At The committee yesterday ap ment plan was revised at the laat choose more cuefully among can De Gaulle made no mention of president. other chaqgee without explana articles that would tend to undei^ McGuiness' reqfiest, police put 40 Tiw reports i delegation from proved two proposals by chairm'an minute before it waa presented for tion. It said , the standing eom-. didates before bestowing political the,prospective U.N. debate in out mine public safety. Jj^oting machinesiundei' guard. Paui' M. Butler with hardly any of discussion. Originally he flppdaed Ml 9.5274 - S Pair Box $3.45 er.dorsemenU and support lining hia maater plan for Algeria Bla'ck-Clawaon Co., New York, mittee of the National People's The powerful French war vej- '. George Backeil one of the lead- which makes paper and pulp mill the southern opposition they vvere a total convention vote of 1,475 Congrpsa relieved, Peng of) his Thia led to a policy declaration in a radlo-TV speech laat night erane organisation called regional $AVE 50« from Paris. era of the rebel faction, yesterday machinery, visited paper mill in expecting to draw. Not one roll under which 15 atatea have loet duty. Peng has been promt-' The J W H A lk S COUP. 'by: AFL-CIO leadera 'laat night executives to an emergency meet said he-and the Village. Independ call vote was required and veteran strength compared with 1956. Hia that party labels are meaningless Reports of terrorist attacks and Balakhna. on the Volga Rlvpr . . . ' neat for years in eonaultattana Ft m Dwlivwry ing oh Saturday. ______ent Democrats — which backed Maria Callas flys to Bilboa, l^ain. member* said It was one of the new pilan, approved after a ejib- between Peiping and Moscow oa ' HOSIERV DEPT.—Main Floor a n c h e s t e r o n n and that they will administer a new akirmiehes with tha Tsbels Y%eM was ' bkfemeaa among M C * planned Increase to I960 cam McGulne8*^))^^rwnrelwi^tm:onrt'witIt-maidT-aeereUry and pet-dog moat harmonious aeaaiona of the oommittea sifted ail alternatives, military affairs, tswt May ha Anywhwrw In Town reached newspaper office® even many young ITrench offleera on that two Republicans were pef- CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS palgn activities accordingly. while the speech .was being broad in 66-pa aeeiiger Sbyinaater epe- committee in years. guaranteed no etatea would lose flew to Altaaala tar talks wMi Iea>« in AIgters. Several com- mltted to vote in the 33rd election Propoeals cast here. During the past 24 cUlly fitted out for her by Aris any vote*. Soviet Premiar Nikita Eknwh- .(Ooottnned oh Page Twe| ' hours .a total of U rebels weih totle' Qnasels, mllllonairo Gzaek The proposals adopted would: ehav and hia fieieaaa aOalilar* (OeMMaoed Fag® IkrM l (OoBltatMd a* Faga flftaen) ■hipownec. ) . Increase tha number of votea (OoaOc Mfi aa F i^ V7va| Maiahal KadiM Mattaavaky* . ^ - PAOITWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ CONN^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ tHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 1969 PAGE TBEfel
ing maohlnas in IMO. a taa rata saA'Seeli ether kuataw bars e f ths famtilas. Trophlai will In ether buatncaa last night, it CoDentry which Slight arled befare the Aeet- Bolton ba awmrdad and color, sound mov Democrats Delay Vote was reported that Maurtes Oaudet Ing. Htne Haneea, piMdenti will Red Boss Tells Press ies of the 1958 World Serlftg AII- De Gaulle Plan Leaves haa been elected chairman of vot Sbeinwold on Bridge fltor gams will ba shown. ing district flve, sueeeadlng Let Sitndajr at S t Mary*e Church ZB A Grants Atfnlt Evaalng Hrhbol Met aiTverStein. Town Clerk Edward Budgets Due Anal 11:80 a.m. Maae until next Registration In the RoqkvHle- Tomklel replaced Silversteln i His Motives Sincere Vemon adult evening' school Is French^ Moslems Cold On Off-Year Elections cummer 'will be eung. Other Mace- TAKING TRICK < Soldi daalw open to Bolton residents free of chairman of the ways and msans m m ee each Sunday will be et the regu SQUEEZES PARTNER For Hearing North-Sooth vnlasraMi Two Requests charge. The first semMter runs - t committee and Fred Naasiff was lar houra of 7:80, 8:80 and 10:30 By Alfred Sheiawold peace. Thla la the main purpose (Csattaned tram Page Ow) It e « lM a mmint-yitelty surrounding r«c«nt 8 U U NORTH Waahington, Sept 17 (P)— Soviet^ from Oct. 5 through Dec. 9, munlon ef ths Cotincll Is schsduled named to replace Tomklel i a.m., mid at S t Joeeph'c Church U.8. Mxstors Temin Oiaoipiim electtons, earning at the aame Urns Thera will ba a publle hearing K 9 3 Pramler Nikita S. Khruahehev be of our vlatt. The Zoning Board of Appeals for Oct. 4 at ths 8:89 a.m. Maas. iRC Qdi far OwnoomU: In Con chairman of the candidates eom- In Ea^eville at 8:30 a.m. According to Dsmte. a apeclsl Registrations may bs mads In plained they are being ashed to as local balloting, helped the on propoaed budgeta for 1989-80 ¥ A 8 4 "W e would like to reach agree has granted two requests on which WSOB Invitos New Members M ctleu t th* OOfnecraUc Town mlltee. Pupil Phyeloslii Set comer of the Infernal Regions la gan an address to the Waahington ment with your government on person st Rockville High School OMtuaittM last night dacidsd to Demoorattc party wraat control of RuMnow Reelgne' o< all town boards and'agencleaatn ♦ 10 7 « on Loveland Hill on Monday, Guests who attended the meet shed blood to save AlgSrla arid The State of Connecticut re- reserved for bridge players who NsWjp Corpa yesterday with a little Issues of vital Importance... First a public hearing waa held Tueaday 4ioId off a voU on holding local this Iraditlonally Republican town, Cavagnaro read the resignation !■ km 8 p.m. Monday at Oovenby Gram quirea that every school chUd have 4 Q 10 9 5 Tueaday and Wednesday from 7 to ing of the Women’s Society o f Jhen abandon R as a rsmM o f ail squesse thfir partners^ "Neesun I should like to mention ease evening at the Community Hall. aihctlonB In odd-numher«d ysan. In which OOP voter regiatrationi from the town committee of Atty. mar School. a health examination once each WEST EAST pleaMntry. Hb said he would like 9 p.m. They will also ba taken by Christian Service at United Me|^- election. magglor dolore” said ^ h e poet. A QI 10 8 4 75 2 ment of tensions', abolishment of The ai^plicatlon of PTanklln Many committca mambert. at ■ outnumber those of Democrats, Rubinow, who has been appointed John M. Stone, chairman of the 3-year period. Thie year the local to remain here for half a year so mall addressed to Martin F. Fa odlst Church Tueaday night were A mimbsr of Algerians SK- "There is no greater aorrow. ’ the cold w a r... England for a limited repairer in a tU ^ in Uta Municipal Building, The Town Oommlttae would give a judga in the new ctrcuit court. Board of Finance, will preside. p h y a 10 a 1 examinatlona wiU be V 3 2 9011078 gan, adult education department, Invited to become members sf the pressed doubt that De Gaulle's West opened the queen of ♦ A95 4 ♦OSS ha could answer all questions put "I think the President and I license waa approved. England op talked down the proposal backed Mancheater back to the Repub Town Court Judge Karp was Sunday Dumping ^van In Gradea 1, 4 and 7. Exem- box 370, Rockville. group. The special program for plan will have any effsot on the spades, and dummy won with the «K64 4h r 2 to him. will (concentrate on discussion of erates the England Esso Servicen- hy DSmocratlo Town Chairman licans if it favored electiona In the named to succeed Rubinow as First Selectman Richard M. Inatlona may be made by a family Coiirces offered Include book thla first meeting of the season nationalist rebellion. king. Declarer lost a club Unease SOUTH But, he said, " I have to return problema of Germany in the cold ter on Rt. 44A at Bolton Notoh. Stave Cavagnaro and the Repub odd-numbered years, he said, add chairman of the rules and bylaws Gallnat reports that for the con physician. I f a child haa been ex keeping, t y p in g, shorthand, was arranged by Mrs. Csivtn Fish. But some moderate Buropaaiw to West’s king, allowed Weet to ♦ A 8 4 to Moscow to receive your war, with the easing of intents- i No one appeared at the hearing in llcan party In Manchester. • ing that the town le "baiically committee. venience of the townspeople the amined during the aummer by a French, Russian, sewing, tailoring, Mrs. Ssmuel. Wsiker was In charge felt the promise o f free eleetJoai hold the jack of spades, and won V K 9 5 esteemed President In our' own tlonal tenaiona.” opposition to the request. A voice vote, without a diaaent, Republican.” Tomklel reported a voter-mak town dump on Rt. 31 w ill be open' family physician, thla report drafting, woodworking, English of tha devotional aervice. is likely to damage ripport of the the next spade. ♦ K I 2 country.” Khruahcjiev quoted President Tha application of Robert Pits ■poetponed any decision pending a A Statewide tide favoring ing aesalon will be held at the eech Sunday from 9 am. to noon. ahould be turned over to the chlld’a South then ran hla clubs, end and citizenship, art, mteern dance, Grangers Tahe Prizes rebel cause abroad. ♦ A 17. 3 J., He promised that in hia speech Elsenhower as saying recently for a variance to build an exten teport from Democratic Registrar Democrats was seen also. by town elerk’a office Nov. 18 from The dump le preeently open teacher as aoon as possible for the ing In dummy. Bast discarded two m algebra, math and science refresh Three Bolton Grsngers wsiked These welcomed Ds GauUrta de- Soxth West North R ( "I will try to satisfy your curiosity that thought ahould ba given to sion on his house at Kuhlea Dr. of Voter! Edward Moriarty, who Katherine Bourn end Town Court flve to eight p.m. Cavagnaro every other day of the week from records o f Mrs. Anng Clay, school hearts, and West discarded a dia er, use of slide rule, creative writ off with first prizes in contests nunciatlon of the rebel govern 1 NT Paw 3 N T All Pass and tell you some of the projects the question how long the arms closer'to the rear line than the heads a subcommittee that has Judge Jules Ksrp. urged an all-out tlckst-aelllng 8:15 a.m. to 4:80 p.m. nuria. mond on the clubs. So far nobody Opcnint lead — AQ ing, English and history refresher, conducted by Esst Central Pomona ment as "A group of amMthms , connected with my visit to the race and atate of international minimum allowed by aontng regu lieen studying the proposal since Other members questioned wheth effort for a clambake to' be held laglon Aide# to Serve Letoeh To Attend ExpoelUea was in trouble. a literature course, world affairs, Orange Saturday. Mrs. Raymonl leaders resolved to eetobllsh their United States." tension could continue and wheth lations waa granted. Approval waa spring. er enough Interest could bo raised by committee Sept. J7. The Auxiliary- to the Coventry About 20 4-H club members and Declarer then led a low diamond vocational agriculture courses and Mielke of Rt. 44A won her award total dictatorship by force and He continued; er the world had reached a point limited to a 6 by 8 foot furnace Republican Town Chairman for elections in the odd-numbered American Legion Poet will pre mothsra o f the Seedlings and Jelly from dummy, finessing the jack driver education. There are also for a crocheted bedspread. Done In terror.” .John Shea Jr., with Cavagnaro's Garden 4-H clubs w ill spend Sat player paaaea. and you' hrtd: Spada "Many of you will indeed be my where an explosion could occur. room which la to be located next years. Thla question was one lead pare and'serve the luncheon at from hia hand. courses on how the stock market shades of brown, beige and yel A former rebel colonel, 81 Oherlf, aupport, told the Town Charter urday at the Eastern States Ex —Q J 10 8, Heart— 3 2, Diamond— Sputniks on my tour of the U.S. to the existing chimney and'two ing to the establishment of elec noon Monday to tha workers of West Pounoss "W e share the lissatlafac- operates, first aid, landscape de low, It is designed for use in a now commanding a unit o f s8- Revialon Commtaalon Tueaday position In. Sprlngfisld. Accom A 9 8 4, Club—K 8 4. What do you I would like you to be good, hon bedrooms on the end of the house tions In the even-numbered .vears Smith Urges t)ie Red Croee Blood Mobile Unit. West pounced on this trick with tion..'.," the Soviet premier con which will be a contifluation of the sign and Social Security. boy’s room. guenillas fighting on tha Frsmli night that changing local electiona panying the group will be the clvib say? est, objective companions on my side,, said: bark in 1947, when the charter Ilie group will also provide the a gurgle of glae. Still smiling,. tinued. "History shows wars have pfeaent dwelling line. Yonlli nned ■ In the (lolly classification, Mrs. to odd-numbered yeara would help was adopted. light refreehmenta for the Mood leader Jamaa T. Laldlaw. Answer: Bid two eluba. This bid, Visit. You will report my speeches, been a conatant feature until now. "I am sure that the man who W M t led the laat spade. Chairman Julius Strong, Byron ■niomas R. Moore Jr., 18, of 51 Frances V. Tedford of Birch to remove State and fedaral Influ Proposed charter wording for donors during the program from A t Tax Oanfab the Stoyman Convention, asks I beg you to report correctly every Wars have become more and more did not capitulate before the Ger State Up Tax Thera waa no smile on East's Shinn, Paul Maneggla, Herbert Vernon St., Manchester was fined Mountain won a first prize. ences. Now, local electiona coin the change to odd-numbered years 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Nathan Retiring Tax Collector Mrs. Ma partner' to show a major suit if thing I say.’’ destructive with every step. mans will not capitulate before facs. Dummy had discarded' a Hutchinson and Janies Veltch sat 816 in Justice Court here this, week Mrs. Myron ’Cte of Hebron Rd. cide with State or federal onea In la now being drawn up by Atty. bel G. Hall and Mrs. F. Pauline he has one. I f Pal'tntr bids spades, He also told the newamen; "They have claimed more and the rebels.” Hale Communnity Center. heart, but Eaat couldn’t find a aafe on the Zoning Board of Appeals at for driving s car without a license. was first prize winner in the cake the even-numbered yeara." Shea. According to Atty. Jay Little today attended the Con you will raise to four spadei; " i f I do drop a verbal brick oc more human lives and their The Union of Chriatians and To Aid Towns Capt. Walter S. Keller, USN discard. I f Bast discarded a hsart, the hearing. Vellch was serving A nolle was entered on a second contest. The propoaed change. Shea aald, Rubinow, Charter Oommiaslon necticut tax collector’s conference otherwise you will go to three no- casionally, ask me again and I flames have claimed larger terri Moslems, a right wing, group al Ret., le blood procurement chair South would win three heart as alternate for James ' Rogers. charge of operating an uninsured All expect to partlclpate-ln state would remove'confusion; make lo chairman, the proposal will be dis St the University of Connecticut. trump. will explain my thought, for I dp tories.” - lied with former French Premier (Oonttnaed frem Page Ona) man. Ha may ba contacted for tricks; and If East discarded a Mrs. J. A. PYeddo, also an alter motor vehicle competition at a later date.' cal candidates stand or fall on lo cussed by that body before it aub- donor appointments at hie home The evening program'lylll be con not want a wrongly interpreted Khrushchev said It would be George BldauH's Christian De diamond, dummy’s ten of dia (Copyright 1989, Oenaral Fea- nate, waa present aa an observer. Moore was arrested by State 4-H Club to Meet cal lasuea; keep votera Interested mita to the Board of Directors tinued at the Nathan Hale Hotel word tp 'cause a mistake In whaL sheer madness to allow a new mocracy, vowed Algeria would Now, he said, the atate has an ob on R t 44A. monds would be good for a trick. turea Corp.) Voting Film Slated Policemah Charles Supsinskas of Dough and Sew, 4-H girls club, In government hy confronting next month e package of pro In WUUmantlc for'an. Informal so I want to say. never -aecede from France and ac- ligation to come to the aid of mu. The Licglon Auxiliary haa select Could West defeat the contract? world war to come to a head. A aeries of alidea showing prop the Colchester Barracks on Sept. them with an alecUon every year: posed change! tt has been study cial hour and banquet. Mrs. IJttle " I have been aaked what reaults will hold its first meeting of the nised De Gaplle of howUig to nicipalities to help solve their fi ed Ita delegatee to. eeveral forth- See what'happens if he refuses the "To banish war forever from the er voting ) achine use will be 8 following an accident on Lake fall season tomorrow from 7 to and make party members work ing since laat December. js seeking election Oct. 8 as tax Forest Fire Lotaee Off may be expected from our vialt. British and American proMure. nanclal problems. ooming depArtment conferencee. firat diamond trick. I f South con life o f human society is a noble shown tomorrow night at the open St. at 11:55 p.m. Moore was op 8:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria, harder. Cavagnaro said earlier this collector on the Republican ticket It would be premature to try to If the Commission approves the He pointed to New York 8tate The rehabilitatloh and poppy tinues with diamonds, West gets aim to which all peoples aspire... house for Fred Gael and Philip erating a car owned by Bernard Mrs. Kenneth Matthews, leader of week he would aak the Democrat The program ia aponaored by Washington— Fira losses on for anticipate the reaults o f our visit proposal, tt will then have to go as a prime example of a govern, conference will be held at 9:80 two diamonds, two spades, and a It is to this noble goal that the Dooley, Independent candidates for E. Roberts of 95 South Main. St. the club, has urged all girls to at Truck Can Be Chuted ic Town Committee for a vote on tha Connecticut State Tax Depart ests and range landa controlled by — even the weatherman has diffi mighty peace movement la, de to thie Democratically-controlled ment recognising its responslblll. a.m. Oct. 8 at Rocky l^ill Veterans club. If South goes after hearts, the Board of Education. when he mistook a private drive tend the first session. the propoatl. ment T ax Collectors Aaan. of Con the Department o f tha Interior to culty forecasting one day ahead dicated. Board of Direotora for approval ty to towns. He said aoma 81 per Home and Hospital. Attending hoping for an end play. East geta The open house will be held at way for the road and hit a 'utility Waahington — The Army new 8oma membera last night said necticut and the Institute of Pub taled 858,243 acres Iw 1958, a de and forecasts In politics are no ”We^ are confident that war 1s before going on the voting ma cent of the New. York state budget will'be Mrs. Richard C. Snow, loc^ lic Service. a heart trick, and then West gets the Community Hail from 8 to 10 pole. He waa represented by Atty. Mancheater Evening Herald haa a new aluminum truck Utot they questioned Shea's motivation chines In IMO. goes for local aasiatanee. chairman o f the rehabilitation the ace of diamonds and the laat cline of more than 3,000,()00 acres less difficult.” not inevitable In. our time. Ma'n Police Aid Two ' p.m. by the committee of citizens Albert J. Callahan of West Hart Bolton eorreepondent, Doris M. can climb hills, propal itself on 'a t a time when Indleatlona point M e a n w h 11 e. the Democratic The conference was opened with committee; Mrs. Blmeet Marah, apade. from the year before. There were But he aald the first day indl- can and must be freed of its hor- ■ Coventry Police Patrol took two 3,460 Area during the year. who have organized to endorse ford. D’ltalla, telephone M IM ell 3-5545. water, and ha parachuted. I l l s "to a mounting. Democratic tide In Town Committee will be walling greetings expressed by atate tax chairman of the poppy program; Aa Danjs would .have'put tt, if eates "the barometer shows fine.” ora.” and campaign for the election of this historically Republican atate. I ------atienU to ' Windham Community “W e ahall familiarize ourselves St. Maurice Notes 3Vi-ton-typs vehicle wrtgbs less for Mortarty’a report before say commlaaioner John L. Sullivan, and Mrs. Louis A, Steullet, presi S he had teen a bridge player: Think He said the best and most re Gnat and Dooley to the Board. The St. Maurice bazaar commit "The Ode someday may be lemoiial Hospital Tuesday. with your country. W e shall have with a full load than tha conven ing yes or no to the proposal. John P. Edwards, the president of dent. before you pounce. liable- way to make war impossible The alidea with a prepared nar tee meeting, originally scheduled against us; light now it’s with us,” Mary Franklin, 10, o f Squirrel conversations with your presi tional 3 Ml-ton military tmiek doss Along the route, disapproved by the tax collectors association and The preMdenU’ parley will be Dally <}ueetlon would be to place all states in posi rative are part of the voter-educa for tomorrow night, will be held said one member. Trail, waia treated for a broken when empty. Tt has an 8-wkasl the Commission, tha Board, or the James J. Brennan of the Unlver- held at 9:30 a.m. Oct. 17 at the' Tartner opens with a strong no- dent.” tion whore they could not conduct tion program of the Secretary of Instead tonight at 8 o’clock at the About Town Ohaagliig Tide wriet and later released in the late drive and Is said to keep steady people could move the proposal I alty’a Institute of Public Service, Hotel Bond, Hartford. Attending trump (16 to 18 points). The next There was moderate applause war—:^to Impose disarmament. State’s office. They give a com home of Mr. and Mrs. William Under8tandabl.v, the party level afternoon, Thurts-Fri. Only when any wheel bumpa over raclub well Into the future. I f the Com- will be Mra. Steullet Mrs, Eugene when Khruahehev, preceded by Then Khruahehev said: plete step-by-etep method of vot Minor on Tolland Rd. A praise and testimony service strength of Oovemor Rlbicoff last Benjamin Rentchaller of Pine tree stumps, or gullies. mlBBlon approves It, it must be Labor Unified Rychling, eecretary; Mra. Henry [Direct from Miami, PlorideT . William Lawrence of the .New StreasM Disarmaments ii)o and splitting o f tickets. The The Council of (Tathotle Women wUI be held tonight at 7:30 at the year, and President.Blsenhewer In Lake Shores waa taken to tha hos reported to the Board of Dlrec- Korber of North Windham, de f Danaero Recording Artlat 9 York Times, president,of the N a • " I can tell you without antlc- Secretory of State's office de- has planned a potiuck for Its next Salvation Army. Robert Nixon will paat yeara, shed Influence on local Hillstowh Grange pital about 11 p.m. .Ha sustained tora before early November in or partment coupon co-ohalrmaH,-and I THE FABULOUS %■ tional Press Club, made hla way to Ipa'tihg what I intend to aay be acribea the program s valuable meeting on Oct. 12.. Miss Marguer deliver the Bible leason. The publle alecOons here. a fractured ankle In a fall at hla O P E N IN G Sovlet Premier Khruahehev applauds in response to a round of der to Ise diaciiseed by that body By t)pposition Mra. William C. HotchkiM, a the banquet room of the Press fore the (U .N.) General Aasembly for both new smd old voters,'es ite Riley of- St. Joseph’s College Is Invited. To Sponsor Fair home. He was admitted. applause given him when he waa Introduced before! the National Chester Hogan said the pub- and, If approved, to make the vot member of the department Amer Club. day after tomorrow, I intend to pecially those who find themselves will be gueat speaker. New mem New Grandchild AtR CONDITIONS \> ; Tony Pandy ! Press Club. He was following a Russian custom of acknowledg Personal Notices (Oenttimad trsn Page One) icanism Oommiaaion. In the Russian manner Khruah concentrate on disarmament. confused in the voting booth, com bers and glrla of the CYO will be Hlllatown Orange will sponsor Mr. and Mra. Eugene Rychling ing applause with applause. (A P Photofax), Mias Ellen M. Shapiro, daughter The child welfare, education and of Wall St. announce the recent ^ ON TRUMPET ehev applauded In response to the "The Soviet government intends mittee members report. guests at the meeting. Membera of Mr. and Mrs. Lester M. Shapiro, Its annual Orange. Fair tomorrow George Meany, AFL-CIO presi acholarahip, and publicity work to submit a proposal which we birth of their first grandchild, SU' applause for him. Baseball Dinner Deadline are also urged to bring their Grads 90 Steep Hollow Lane, has enrolled Card of Thanka and Saturday at the Orange Hall, shop will be held at 9:30 a.m. Got. 3 S U M hope will contribute Importantly dent, waa axpected to atreaa In san Christine, born to Mr. and Mrs. T9irr.i9->o Lawrence -introduced all the tions. This would aaaura the free udices could not be csided over Reservations for the Bolton 8 daughters or those who are over as a freshman at Boston Univer I would, Ilk* to •xproM my ap,.. 817 Hills 8t„ East Hartford, be 31 at Rocky HiU. Delegatee will \ OAK GRILL • to the aolution...it la high time Uon end thssks to all who wore •_ till convention keynote speech James BrozowskI of Florence St., guesta a t ' the head table, beginr dom of West Berlin.” night, but "we believe by work baaeball progp-am dinner must be high schoof age. sity School of Education. She la a ginning at 3 p.m. be Mrs. Steullet . as publicity I 80 Oak St., Maneheator v to adjust the problema inherited onoush to visit raa and to rsmems Mancheater. The motljer ia the nlng with Mra. Khrushchev. None Alluding to atomic power, ing together the storm clouds can made tonight- with any team man A coffee hour will bs held fol 1959 graduate of Mancheater High me with cards end other szprssslo TTie fair will feature booths for that tha licking organiaed later la chairman: Mrs. Ralph M. Bums, I ' No Cover—No Mtahnun 9 former Janet. Rychling. The ps' M P F if S O /V of the Russian women rose In re from the second World War, If we Khruschev aaid the Soviet Union be di^ersed.” ager or Fred Gaal, Bolton park lowing Masses on Oct. 11 which la School. She is spending this week or thsir frisgdship during my slay la baked goods, candy, plants and taking In labor contract nego- education and acholarahip chair sponse to the applause when they do not want to have a second one.” the Msnchostrr lirmortar Hospttsl. My NOTICE flowers, aprons and fancy work, temal grandmother la Mrs. Wil' and the United States are con "Compared 'with the. situation commlaaioner.. Family Communion Sunday. Mrs. With other School o f Education thanks, loo. to Ih* nurs*s and tlationa and In federal and atate man; and local members repre were introduced. He' referred speciflcally to prob fronted with this - alternative— flve or six years ago, we see signs The spaghetti dinner will be held Roland Meloche Is In charge of atudenta at an orientation and so ants St the hospital for Iholr ti white elephan^ Items, parcel post, leglslaturea are helping forge liara Murphy of Linden St, Man senting the Fourth District Aux chester. Sholokov Applauded lems about Gemany. either the lateat achievements of of a definite thaw In the cold war,” at the Red Ember on Monday at these plans. cial program at Agassia Village cars and cnns1d OAK GRILL < Khrushchev's son Sergei; Khrush a lifetime America had to send standing success of Soviet scien araenal, thundered over the A t -1193 Reuther aharply criticised tmmmh\smST!Y0 troops to fight against Germany. lin, 382 Bumaide Ave„ East Hart membership chairman, or contact SO Oak S t, Maxcheafer chev’s Bon-in’-Iaw, Alexei I. Abz- tists who first carried out a cos lantic last night on a reportedly ford, or Mrs. Rita J. Schaefer, 1200 Meany laat Winter in AFL-CIO Mrs. Steullet. ALANFREFD^f?;fD'4^^L'o.’;: hubel; Chairman G. A. Zhukov of He a.sked what if "your ally” pro mic flight to the Moon . . . To the successful 6,500-mlle test flight. Forbes St., East Hartford. cloeed door seoalona In Puerto Legion Sets Paper Drive the U.S.S.R. State Committee for voked a-third war surface of the Moon have been 13iere was no official announce money Rico on grounds of too little or G r e e n-C h o b o t Post No. 62, Cultural Relatlona with Foreign In that event, he said, it would delivered tetentlflc Instruments ment on the result, but sources ganising activity, too little mili American Legion, will make a col Countries, and Prav'da Editor P. not be a matter again of sending and pennants with the insignia of close to the project said the 85- tancy on equal rights for Negroes lection o f papers and magazines A. Satyukov. troops, for modern war operations the Soviet Union.” foot missile functioned perfectly. Sept. 27. A ll bundles should be tied The Year*! Bell Ftclsra would extend to all parts ot the and too cautious handling of la In talking of his reasons for "This peaceful achievement A week ago, an Atlas flew suc and left In view of the highway. globe. bor’s relations policies. ^ameo Slawarl LoFOND BRdS. STEAK HOUSE coming to the United States, greatly expands human knowl cessfully from 'Yandenberg A ir Reuther, along with president Plana are being made for a L«a Bemirk Khruahehev said it had been a Neither the Soviet Union nor Force Base, Calif., and the De Ben Oaiiare In MONSON, MASS.—TEL. CO 7-8884 Communist East Germany havfe edge,” he said. "It shows what James B. Carey of the Interna danc^ for post and auxiliary mem long time since he had last met fense Department declared the any ulterior motives or secret de mankind can obtain by concen tional Union of Electrical Work bers and guests at 9 p.m. Oct. 17 “Anatomy Of A Murder” Home of th e Sons of Fun President Eisenhower. big missile operational. TheyVe Easy To Care For! sign , with regard to West Berlin, trating on peaceful goals.” . ers, and a few other AFLrCIO at the Le^on home on W all St. At l:S«4i:H ” Our contacts have been most Launching pads at Vandenberg /'The post haa received elx aafety The place where you alwaya see a good, clean ahow. Why not he said, or an.v design of incorpo Khrushchev said he ia convinced leaders, have a private dinner aea- Alas “8ENIOB PKOM” ly through ambassadors and other the American people are also for now hold a few war.rready Atlases sion scheduled here Sunday with signa for the three local achool wltk Jill Cerey arranga your special partlea here? We have apecial party rataa. rating West Berlin into East Ger MRT RESiSTAHT—W ASH w i t h A DAMP CLOTH diplomats,” he said, adding that many. peace, and "W e must mareh to capable of hitting Russian tar visiting Soviet Premier Nikita zonea. Thee* will be turned over to FnnI Hnmpten Very reasonable. Also see our Big Saturday Night *Oay Ninety At Nite.’ Something to see. Sunday, all day la famUy time. Fo< ‘ contacts through, ambassadors "The communique after the gether, pooling 1 -AVf I MIM' 1 ' "jn THEATER T h r t drlvem were token Into OF custody last night and thla morn DUBLIN. IRELAND ing for driving while Intoxicated, police repoHed today. JAMI' ■ Harold R. Prescott, 48, of 18 S. 8 Exdtlng Events In Ona Hawthorne Bt., was arrested about e W IL L IA M B. YE A TS’ "P O T OF BROTH” 4:80 p.m. a/tef police received a : NAMED DON't KEEP THE FACTS OF complaint he had driven into the e JOHN M. SI’NGE’S I IC R A rear cement atope at his home. MURDER'1 DAISY "RIDERS TO THE SEA" , Frederick D, Seely, 2ft, of East e TOP IRISH VARIETY SALE! Oii-fired boiler for Hartford, was picked up at 12:30 , , ENTERTAINMF-NT SALE! New 105,000-BTU input S A U ! 105,000-nU r t ftimscw S P.Me An Exciting Evening Of a.m. today, after he backed his «:S0-10:40 Jb. Hieater With ■ Top Irish hot water or steam heating fw utiKtir nm ns, bastsmits car onto the Cottage St. sidewalk oil-fired warm air furnace THIS FBOGBAM M« Players. soass ONiT while attempting to turn around. Provides dependable; Efficient wet base de Circulates clean, eco- NO MONIY DOWN AK AK Art AohiUe PaggioU, 81, of Birch Co-sponsored by Oampbell efficient central heat sign. saves fuel, gives nomicai warm air A r tjw ■ ■ a m Mt. Rd., Bolton, was arrested after Oodncil No. 573, Knighta of 00 dependable, ecor«omi- Columbus, Manchester for 3 to 7 rooms. Hds Ihroughoutenlirehpuse. he backed and atolled his car on cal heating. Available' Aulomolic guHrtyp the Biaaell St. aidewaik near the I aulomalle gun.-type;2 6 — 9 BECORDTOBUnWG in lorgkr models. 214" burner. 10-yr, guar. Elks’ Home at 1:11 a.m. IttCOWMBBUailiG' burner controls kicludod. KEls. 829.00 REG. 257.00 REG. 847.00 The three accused posted bonds BUSHNELL MANSFIELD WEC0lUXBE8Klllltf f Of $300 each. Seeley and PaggioU ’ ee # / wetHOSwalT SAVINGSGN FIRST CdST: SAVINGS ON RISAU: are due In court Oct. 3 and Pres MEMORIAL ®f i i f e / cott is due in court Oct. 6. UrornTfliTe;^-** T HARTFORD. CONN. T R A D E -IN Bolloe also reported the arrest beginning, thla la I U P TO *2 0 9 ! o f Joseph F. Krancunas, 88, of. .not like the ether! OCT. 1 and 2 BDIDI n rill FEMIESSI UPTOM7 6 ! Woodlawn ' Dr., Coventry, for otion ploturee...! ^ v e up to $209 on Rambler sedans, Rambler tops all other low-price mskoa ALLOWANCE ON LET WARDS EXPERT INSTALLERS speeding on Highland S t .last Oai'T WAIT-IT WfU M vn hardtop (baaed on manufisetUnn* sug- to tnd^in value, acoordiu to both ^enend^dmlZd^ geated priosa for comparable ’69 night. Hla court date le Saturday. N.A>D.A. Used (3ar Guide Redbook Reserve Seats 88JM1 I N IWWH 9R TELIVISMIi ela). Get Rambler’a famed economy and Tickets On Sale A ti National Market Reporta. 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change In the Lincoln cent's de I1AKCHE8TEB EVENING HERALp. MANCHESTER* CONN-. IW HISDAY, SEPTEMBER 17., 1959 that catch and oat Instcta ore the 8(^RATCH-ME.N0Tr PACK FOtm sundew, the pitcher planL and the sign slneg it was first struck in WITH ITCH-MH-NOT Two Chide Democrats Venue flytrap. 1909. Democrats Begin Plans Snir fTC«-«s-iroY. to U one or two ctgarettee to a nentlu If IMS Kek neeS* scfit l^ay S ta^ Poctors Mr lMck.,jr*e to* CoUimhia T b « Tobacco Induatry Reeeaith Q---What islands are inhabited Q—Who waa Ihe foped. 187,455 force main and pump sta Anally . came around to asking reincarnation of the Dalai Lama. would receive one-half vote each RIB FRACTURE SUPFORTB Clayton c T u Davie. Hartford. HU paternal great-grandnioth- Forms Partnership XJss piive M. Lombard of the hos tion that will open up the West Side English ouatom of turning a glass Q,—What disease ranks os the that about 880,000 will be needed pital i^search institute and the again for aeryice. They had re upside down when no more drink Q—Upon what experiences did for their two national committee TRACTION AFFLIANCES er to Mro. O. L. Davis. Hartford. Atty. Clement j. Pontillo Jr. of to sewer service. Q—How does Africa rank in size nation's greatest kilter ? • • A • A to ultimaUly complete the build Harvard School. ..I quested it In petitions’ before the is desired. ' Henry David Thoresii base his A —Heart disease. Cancer and members. States could nAme twice CERVICAL COLLARS lOS Autumn St. haa ' formed a The year-long dispute ended as among the world’s continents? book, "Walden"? ing. Among the 4 per cent who op dispute began. leukemia rank second. oa many delegates os votes, with CERVICAL BRACES Tllwei Maria, dauj^ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. M u ^ a DIrertam Corns from New York partnership for the general prac the Directors voted the oasesamenta However, Cummings addeck zA—It. ie the second largest con A —He lived for two years oe a half - r vote ekeh, on the skms lOt Mayer Pr.. Savannah. Ga. She was born Sept. 4 in Me posed an., educational campaign, over a etorm ef objections. The 825 tinent in the world. Q—WWch .ilotorical era did the SPINAL BRACES Up to Uilt point, following an tice Of law with Atty. Edward ,C. some, expressed the opinion that "The total of the three Individual hermit in the woods to prove that number of delegates os votM with morial H o^taL Savannah. Her maternel grandparenta are Mr. Wynne of Glaatonbury. The offleea win pay $68,212.45 with all other Rattlesnake Flag repre-,|?a1<'^(j!ir,-t|if In Manchester, but "the wounds am Mr. and Mre. Walter BUima. 81 Devewell Rd., South Windsor. sre now etched so deeply that you credit to the Democratic Town nUhed In the chapel. Anyone need as a company commander, Hp.wab they-.uie'Jess than baiw FASHION'S APPROACH Committee end the 'ty>wn Directors ^ -.M U IN '. SI WVIl I - • • • discharged a Si-at Ubuthnant, day' and some of these'Viee„:tmljr can write off the West End as a Kattdesn Matlrb ^K | h U r of Mr. and Mrs. WilHaih Chap ing transporUUon should call Mrs. that these men (Rifkin,. Curkin, Adolf Hlnrichs, chairman of the rank he atlll holds''In tlM^'l’e- Democratic - stronghold." man, RockvUle W ., tP h td li^ le. She was born Sept. 9 In Man- He said he would do all he could and others) would be invited to w I m i i women’s project comhUtUe. She lervea. TO FIAT-TBRY criticize very sharply the policies eheeUr MemoihM J m h ^ . Her maternal grandparenU are to foater the party's defeat In Mr. and Mre. d fW ^ m h es. Felt Rd., Wapping. Her paUrnal has announced th ^ the goal Is 100 Atty. Wynn# Vis .> Glastonbury of the Democratic DIreotora and per emt attendaneo ell m4et- town counsel. <}halnnan.,-ehlUr*iiiait LESSONS ^Town & Country for fall a • aMrial HoapK the Board, Rlfkln said, was Di to be used and connected up to John S. Morti^ Yudaon St. Her paterasl grandparents viewed by MUa Jean Oolbert, Frir SohUi aiostenburT.- >- -r- v a - ’ - homes. All sewer users are paying l,Xae Austin, (Hinton, N. C. She has a day, at 1:15 ovar W w n ire C . Th— tlriT Siyy ".V' ' ■" * W ILL BE GIVBN rector .lohii Hutchinson. Hutchin ■n Mr., and son, alone, refrained from voting for that pipe, he oeid, and should broUiar, Robtrt topic will be the churpb'rpropooed Mbii4oy.jAt I o’clock. AT on the assessments. now get assessment money in re ♦' '.fc • • • parish house.;^ ■ - . : citatlbn Of' Ahs rodiry S 3 ' turn for their inveetment. Andrew JhriSr epR-fi# Mr. tpd Mro. Cheater Kuriowlci, 84 W. New OtflMira fee Guild church. Plans for ths coming ac ? n i ” Rlfkln also charged that West Mrs. WUIlain -S. Burnham was Enders have been Ignored, In- Plan Legal Action OenUr S t H e moi giuri Sept, 11 In MsneheoUr Memorial Hos- tivities of the year trill be dis 3 fiDoilvili Rd. Meanwhile, it was reported today plUI. HU nmttotul. . <■ - Mra. Beatrice Benart elected firs t. ditectress of the cussed. The women' trill alao work ,tho Influontiol little casuals thot no ono ■ulted and subjected to "foul Women's Guild’ ef Columbia Con- ■ rices so well, so foshlonobly,
