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f TAGE TWENTY-FOUr WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1»57 Average Daily Net Preen Run lKan(I|(Bt?r lEnratng 9|?raUi Tha Weather TT- Far the Weak Ended raowaaaler V. •. W w l^ OaNUa , Sept. 1, 1857 ' ■ '■>1 company, where Miss Benson is tara of Marey managa tha hofna, a In MMH Po8t Two Showew Held employed, attended the party and Farniture Needed St. A ^es Guild haven for unwad mothers and their Fair, aolM toalglit, fag la*a 9a- About Town shower^ her with miscellaneous infanta, regardlesa of race, creed or 12,456 alght. Law 8046. Friday w m m . group and individual gifts. She un­ First , For Carol Btenson The Town Welfare' Depiart- To Close Drive color. hoamld; $4mnee of alkomewa Omw- Wwmrd Moriarty, chairman, of wrapped them while seated be­ Member of the Audit ment has requested a "helping SL Bridget'i, St. Jamea’ and the Bureau of Qrenlatlon en.'Hlgli M arid 8*0. ; tha Khifhta of Columbua Mthack neath a watering can decorated In hand" from Manchester resi­ Church of the Assumption all have Showing Iao|ua committao, announcM them Mias Carol L. Benson of 7S the wedding colors of peaoh and The annual membership drive by Manche»ter— A City of Villftge Charm Princeton St. was honored recently dents. The department needs a. St. Agnea Guild, for the benefit of committees which solicit member- ar* aUll openinCB for teams con- green. kitchch set, a living room set, Bhips. Members are Mrs. Williams, slatlnf of four plaj'ers. The league with two bridal showers. Mrs. Clifford Risley, mother of St. Agnes Horne, 211' Steele Rd., and any badrooni furniture that West Hartford, started Sept. 1, Mrs. William Finnegan and Mrs. DODGE 1957 will start on Friday, Sept. Sepf 27, and Mies Benson, daughter ,of Mr. the bridegroom-eleCt, gave a show­ is available. Geno Andreinl from St. Bridget’s VOL. LXXVI, NO. 292 (TW BNTY-FO«« PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1957 (OlaeOms AdvartMag aa Pago M) PRICE FIVE CENTS srtll play every f^diy at the er at her home. Miss Benson re- will culniinate in the annual mem^ and Mrs. Arthur W. Benson, will Anyone who may have any .of bership tea and ."open house," Church; Mrs. Raymond Hag^orn, Knights of Columbus Home 'on ceivpd many gifts, from mofe than Mrs. Thomaa Shea and Mrs: John POWER Main St. Any group interested ill be married Sept. 81 at South Methr these pieces is requested to scheduled for Pet. 6, from 3 to 5 29 relatives and friends present. H. Lappen from St. Jamies’ Church; forming a team may call EMwara odist Church to John H. Risley, eon phone the welfare office. p.m. Moriarty or the K of C Honve. ■ Mrs. George H. Williams, 105 Ox­ Mrs. Foster Wllllama and Mrs. Turks ReportjJury _ Convicts of Hr. and Mrs. Clifford Risley, 210 Francis Breen, Church of the As­ WAGON Eldridge St. „ ford St., served as president of the Guild which draws its. members sumption. Mias Joanne U Barry, daughter Mia. Daniel J. C arey,'74 Bran­ Lutheran Women Lydia Wogman will have charge of 4 Wheel Drir* Groi^yko Held of Mr. and M n. John L, Barry, ford St., who Is to be one of the devotions and Mias Joyce Wogman from the Hartford area. Since she 1^000 Dead m; Jurors’ Chairs U t N. Main St., wUI leave Sunday brtdeamaidli. ehtenained for Miss To Meet Friday Win give piano selections. retired in Jamrary 1955, in compli­ Pickup Trucks to enter the Joseph Lawrence Benson. 1110 party was held at the ance with a riile of the guild, she Drought Aid Subsidy Refreshments will be aerved by ttehool of Nursing in New LondP) —. A Superior Court She is a graduate of Manchester William Porter of Milford. Mrs. Mrs. John H. Lappen, 44 Cone ,St., CHORCHES (\Vm S) of Emanuel Lutheran Mrs. Irena Johnson, chairman; has been closely associated for ; COSMETIC DEPT. Peril to Peace Jury which yesterday convict­ H l^ Scho^ in thti class of 1M7. Rudolph Cspello, sister of the Church will meet on Friday a^ 7:80 Mrs. Svea Carlson, Mrs. Sue How­ years With Mrs. Williams in this ^ ALL LEADING LINES Ankara. Turkey, Sept. 12 (flh— ed a man of drunken driving, bride-elect, who will be matron of p.m. In Luther Hall. The gueet ard, Mrs. Theodore Anderson and work, and both have attended MOTORS Turkish nawapapera said tbday returned a second verdict: Oerald Rial^y of Tunnel Rd.. Ver­ honor, assisted Miw. Carey,' More Oakland St.—Manchsator 1.000 persons died In flash floods non. returned home Saturday epeaker will be Mre. G. Jullue Gue- Mrs. Carl Matson. monthly meetings,, of the guild Washington, Sept. 12 {/P)— ♦oUtement made by Soviet Foreign The Jurora’ chairs are too after sfiending- five days at New than 40 relatives, friends and fel­ tafson of Meridan, president qf the All the women of the church are which was organised by the- late ^J^ur Drag Storei The United States today Minister Gromyko on Sept. 10. which swept through the crooked hard. low employes from the telephone Hartford Dietrict WMS. Mrs. Invited to attend. Bishop McAuliffe of Hartford. Sis- "Its falsifications and its Intem­ streets of seven villages on the "It'a torture. Just plain tor- York State Fair at Syractue. The bluntly accused’ Soviet For­ outskirts of this capital yester­ Vernon cattle dealef wae.'accom- perance seemed deliberately calcu­ tofe," said Jury Foreman eign Minister Andrei Gro­ lated to break tho.se bridges of un­ day. But the olTlcial death toll re­ Henry E, Ivester. "They get panled by his daughter and son- mained at 14 the number of Itt-law. Miaa Rosamund WUsaii myko of deliberatel.v trying derstanding which still sustain our you across your back and Just tOi destroy tlie “ bridges of un­ hopes for peace. It totally distorts bodies which rescue workers have about cut you in two." recovered and reported to the gov­ Presiding Judge L. Richard­ Tire Manchester Association for Manchester Memorial Hospital derstanding” whicli sustain the pdlicies and ^objectives of the the Help of Retarded Children. will have a new aaslatant operat­ free world. ernment. son P r e y e r examined the Inc., wiU meet tomorrow night at ing room supervisor. hopes of world peace. t "Mr. Gromyko's statement fol­ In some areas the flood wave chairs himself and . took Judi­ Misi Rosamund Wilson. 23 ■ In a ' ataternent, the Stale D ^ reached 90 feet as water from cial notice that "they do feel Tax Relief 8 o'clock at the Bunce Center. Ol- lows faithfully the old Molotov line cloudbursts rushed down narrow oott St. Ail interested persons are Lill^y St., will taka over her new partment denounced Soylet lead- which the Soviets themselves so quite uncomfortable across responsibtlity Sept. 21. A gradu­ H A LE'S Is Your One Stop Shopping Center For All Your Needs ere aa "In all respects confirmed valle.va from barren. treeless the bark." Invited to attend. recently condemned as hampering mountain slopes. Rescue teams ate o f St. Elizabeth Hospital reactionaries." the pi emotion of world peace. His The Judge promised to pass Considered School of Nursing In Boston. Miaa The statement said the men In groped through the muddy rains, along the complaint to county AadreevT. Suhic, son of Mr, and blustering attack on the Eisen­ seeking victims of the floodwatets Mrs. Andrew Sulde, 8S Holl St., Wilson wraa apptnntad to the staff the Kremlin have demonstrated hower Doctrine is similar to past authorities. — ■ of MMH in Mdrch 1949. In June they "ran only replay the old which swept into Ankara Itself, has entered Upsaia Ooliege, East attempts to frighten the free na­ covering low-l>-ing areas and stal- Orange, N. J., as a freehman. 1950 she took charge of the oh- Op en Tues. thru Sat. ,9:00 •5:30; Thurs. till 9 (Closed Mondays) wearisome tunes of which the tions from taking action to rein­ At Hearing stetriee flo^. She wae traneferrad world has grown tired." and add­ littg traflic In waves of mud. They force their freedom. estimated that 500 to 1.000 homes Mias Beth H^ftoan, s o c i a l to tha (grating room in May ed; ' 1954. / „ ■We had hoped for better "This language recalls that had been destroyed and more than Cuban Wants Hartford, Sept. 12 (fP)— A worker in the ioeal school system, which was used by the Soviets 2.000 flooded. will bo tbs guest speaker at the Miaa Wilson ia replacing M iu things. ’ $1.6 million appropriation to Lorraine Coutu of South Coven­ Here's An Extra Special! The statement was In comment in regard to the Marshall Plan, Premier Adrian Menderes has­ proidde atato subsidy for Con- meeting of the Klwanls Chib to- on Gromyko’s attacks Tue.sday on the Truman Doctrine, foreign aid U.N. Sanctions . morrow noon at 12:15 at the Man­ try who la leaving for a position tened to the stricken villages to­ ntecticut drought-hit fanners with Robert Walah, DJ).S. Miaa Anbther Shipment! western policy lor Europe, the to Greece and Turkej’, the North’ day, and himself became stranded chester Country Club. ------The Atlantic Treaty Organization, the was proposed today at a joint Coutu has bean with the hospital REGULAR $9.95 Middle East and Far East. for a time by blocked highways. Against Reds since Nov. 1949, and has held her Soviet Foreign Minister told, a i foundation of the German Feder- The downpours hit an area ex­ hlMiring before the Legisla­ Thomas MoNamara. 185 Henry SLIGHT IRREGULARS QF 59c newa conference among other al Republic, the Japanese Peace tending from Ankara’s suburbs to S t, will begin his friMlunan year poiition aa aaslatant operating 100% WOOL PLAID tive, Agriculture and Finance rooin supervisor since Sept. 1950. things thal the United .States w as’ Treaty and the Southeast Asia a village about 30 miles south­ Unite<1 Nations, N. Y „ Sept. Committees. The idea, ad­ this week at St. Michael's College, MULTI-STRIPED KITCHEN conspiring to provoke attack '" on “ "Security “ Treat.v. east. Wtaieoskl, Vt. He is a graduate of S.vria 12 (/P)—Cuban Delegate vanced in a hill prepared by a <• Mailanapoils Academy. Howard L. Holmes yesterday "We had hoped for better things, Le.ss than a mile from K e m a 1 In its alatement. the Stale De­ but it seemed that the Soviet Ataturk’s modem capital, dead Emilio Nunez-Portuoiido ex- subcommittee of the Con­ was elected second vice praaidant AU TO ROBES partment. denounced Gromyko's of the CoimecUcut State Punei^ Communists are In ail respefts animats were left mired in mud pre.s.sed hope toda.v that the necticut Farm Bureau was remarks as "falsifidations" de- confirmed reactionaries who can with debris and furniture. U.N. would impose sanction.s Directors Aaan. at its 69th leasion TERRY TOWELS algned to intimidate the free introduetjd by the Republican held in Waterbury. He will re­ .99 only replay the old wearisome A U.S. Air Force major reported against the Soviet Union if world by distorting free world 1 tunes of which the w'orld hat aftfr frying over the area that a leadership for discussion pur­ present the association at the *7 policies and objectives. there was Continued inter­ New ^ g la n d 'iesaion next Monday ! grown tired. ■ flood Jake extended for four miles poses. each Stale Department press chief j The .Soviet denunciations of-east of Ankara. ference in Hungarian affairs; — A “ second -m'aeinra -'before and Tuesday at the New Ocean Six color combinations. Get ready now IJncoln White read the U.S. state­ The Oiban delegate al.ao told a House, Swampacott, Maas. day's hearing would exempt from for football games, chilly faU and win* ment to a news conference. (Continued on Page Ten) (Continued on Pnge Five) special aes.sion of the 81-nation local taxation tools, squipmant ter rides. Use them at home for a Not exactly a.s illustrated He said it was In re.smnse to re­ General Assembly that the present and llvostock of those whose w est throw. Size 50" x 60” . Our New York quests for comment on Gromyko's Hungarian delegation In the U.N. principal source of income la Red Men Lodge office bought thousands for our group For dishes,*^for hands and face. What a value remarks. does not represent the Hungarian derived from farming. Buy plenty at this low, low price. Dries fast, White, in reading the American people. ■ Under the draugnt-reliod pre- of stores to obtain this price. He said his delegation hoped JMeral SenlN eommenl. derided the news confer­ posoU. which won Um support of A , ■ Leads Card Play leaves no lint. „ ence at which Gromyko made his Clendenin J. Ryan, that the regular 1957 Assembl.VT^ D ir State Orange, fam eni -who mmmi S. West, Dtreetor statement in Mo.scow. White com­ .meeting here next Tuesday,, would /■ Tha Rad Men's Lodge picked up suffered a ioee of more than SO 142 Beat Oeatar St. mented acidly that the news conj refuse to accept the credentials of per cent of their hay or aiiaga Mnebdl f-TlH 221 points last night to take the ference was "unique " in that Gro- representatives sent here b.v the lead in the first round of tha Red crops 'would be entitled to a Btat* m.vko used some 3.500 words regime of Premier Janos Kadar. subsidy of 830 ton for hay or Men's Club Setback ToumamciU. whereas the questions took only' Millionaire, Suicide Shortl.v before Nimer-Portuondo Tha tournament is held 'iSietday equivalents. about 100 words. took the floor, the Assembly Farmirs whose normal yield of Msaelwetsfe OMeat evenings at the club on Bralnard Then White read this state­ agreed to hold a night session to­ place. New York, Sept. 12 (iPi -(Jlen- such crops aa potatoas, vsgetables’ wits naeet FaeUitlee ment : night to speed its debate. The Aa- and fruit sufftred more than a SO First round atandinga are: denin J. Ryan, 50-year-old mll- sembly president. Prince Wan os-street Pafhtag "The United States depiores the lionnaire, reformer and a t o r m .V- ]>sr cant loss would be aUowed a 1814 Red Men’s Lodge, 221; Tucker Wslthayakon of Thailand, said he state payment of $38 a ton for IiuUrance Co., 213; Bolton 5, 201; figure in New York politics in still had a list of 31 countries recent years, shot and killed him­ Cypriot Leader Arrives to Enlighten V,S. fertiliser. North Ends, 185; Maple 8 u p a r waiting to be heard after two full Dennis Carayannis, member of the Greek delegation to the 'United Nationi, bonda to Uaa tho hand In both eaaee, tbs atato aub- Service, 178; and Manchester wall­ self today at hia Manhattan days of debate. Chinese Reds home. of Archbishop Makarioa, Ureck Cypriot loader, bn the lattor'a arrival in Now York tbday aboard aidiaa would be made on hay or paper and Paint, 176, Van Raalte Informed delegates predicted the the liner Queen Frederica. The 44-year-otd prolata said he waa here to enlighten tha Amarlcan Police Aaid he took bii life with Assembly will adopt a 37-natlon fertlliaer purohaaes made before a .45 caliber automatic pistol. people on the Cyprue question. In background is Hugo Rogers, New York City official, repraaent- June 1 of next year, and .In no Seek Equality resolution late tomorrow endorsing ing Mayor Robert Wagner. (AP PHotofax). oaiM could the payment aiwesd Ryan’s wife. Jean, told officeri the findings, of the U.N.'s 5-mem­ FABRIC CLOVE • 1,000. that while she was in nbr bedroom ber committee of liiqulry, con­ In New Fall Colors. about 7 :30 a.m. aha heard a noise From the sentlmenta expressed For Reporters demning the Ruiaians once more at toilay's hearing, legialatlve tand- SALE of SCISSORS - SHEARS but didn't 'know what it was. and naming Prince Wan aa a spe­ Slip-on styles in short, medium and About 10 iflinutea later, the said, C riffi P roud, are h oiM to draft final btlla to be cial representative to seek compli­ oonsiderad at the speetel sesMofi fSl^SEPTEMBER 1 longer lengths. Colors; A^Tiite, beige, - WMhlngtoa, Sept. It (Ah— aha went to the bathroom and ance with previous U.N. resolu­ Ike Hits Networks’ REG. $2.25 to 91m> Unitf^ Stotee turned opening Tuesday. $ I *69 black, azure blue, etc. found her husband ahot. The Ryan tions. down flatl.T a Red Clilneae home la at 32 East 70th St. They said that 50 or 55 of thu 81 Accepts Credit !•• at a e u t ig $3.25 VALUES I proposal today t v a deal to PoUi|e foimd a note and two U.N. members wouid vote for the Nearly 100 attesided the *■ taring exehaago nen-anm between sealed' envelopet, one addressed to resolution, only the 9-nsUon So­ Views on Faubus with the diacusalon oenterlng'maln- Hollow Ground — . Hot Dropped Forged Steel. Fully Guaranteed the two eouptriea.' But It aa- For Little Rock for Top Performance. hia wife. Their contents were not viet bloc would vote against it and ly on farm drought and tax-relief CLEARANCE 'o M 'O O pr- anird Red China It w'onid ron- immediately divulged. that 17 to 22 would abstain. legialaUon: hooravrr, tha subjeeta REG. $2.25 4 " EMBROIDERY SCISSORS ...... aMel- appllcallona tor Indlsldu- $ 1.68 Father Also Suicide That would give it the approval Newport, R. I., Sept. 12 if)— mediate comment from the net­ By m e ASSOCIATED PBIISS o f rain-making and legallaing the REG. $2.50 S ” SEWING SCISSORS ...... 81.89 nl reporters from thht eoiaitry of well over the necesaar.v two- Gov. Marvin Griffin of Georgia, use a t two-quart milk bottles also REG. $2.75 6" SEWING SCISSORS ...... Ryan'i father. Clendenin Ryan President Elsenhower and A r-. work!. 81.69 to oome here. < — Mr., also killed himielf at the thirds of those voting — but less kanaaa Gov. Orval Faubu* ar­ naw front line leader of the en­ ware aired. REG. $3.00 7” STRAIGHT TRIMMERS...... 91.89 The Arkenaaa Governor pro­ tame residence by, ddluminatlng ranged today to confer here posed such a conference yester­ trenched southern atntea still The bill advoeathig tax ascamp- REG. $3.25 7 ” HEAVY DUTY SHEARS ...... 81.69 Fall HANDBAGS Oonava, Switzerland, Sept. 12 J ?.' (Oontinued on Page Ten) strongly rasiating public school in^ tlona on the peraonal properties of TWG. $3.25 7" DRESSMAKER SHEARS___ ^...... gaa on Aug. 21, 1939. Saturday In an effort to crack day. auggesting he and Eisenhow­ tt.69 —Communist China ■proposed to­ Tha junior Ryan recently was the fedenU-stafe deadlock over tegratioh, is proud of hiS unex­ dhnhera would, be applicable for REG. $3.50 8 ” DRESSMAKER SHEARS...... 91.69 Many styles in plastic calf, faille, broad­ er "counsel togaOiar" in an effort day an Amerlcan-Chlneae agree­ named defendant In a $195,000 Linie Rock School integration. to smash tha federal-atata dead­ pected role as a factor In the situ­ the year of 1907 in towns where REG. $3,00 KITCHEN SHEARS ...... •1.69 cloth. genuine leather. Clutch, over the ation at little Rock, Ark. W g aasesamenl dati la O ct 1. In REG. $3.00 7's ’ BARBER SHEARS...... ment on mutual admlgsion of news'- braach of contract ault brought in lock over the integration impaase 81.89 shoulder, top handle, etc. All new fall New Jersey by television producer Newport, R. I.. Sept. 12 (Ah — Griffin addreased a capital Citi- all Other municipalities vrith later REG. $3.25 T’ THINNING SHEARS...... 81.89 man “ bn an equal and reclproca' . Judge Weighs in Little Rock, Ark. SALE colors. Martha Rountree and her huabamd, President Elsenhower. today de- Eljeahower »Bdft% accepted the zene Covnicll_fuiuL raiMng._dlito9Y baala." _ ' ' Oliver M. Preabrey, houriced radio and teieviirbit “ e- Faubus proposal and suggested in little Rock on Aug. 23. Of n «4 Sciy The proposal was formally pre- They alleged that Ryan had Dropping Case poits saying White House aides they confer here tomorrow after­ He Was credited by Gov. Orval aented by Ambassador'Wang Ping- promised to back them financially feel Arkansas Goy, Oral Faubus noon or Saturday morning. Faubus of Arkansas with thus con­ LESLIE FAY** has "thrown In the sponge” in tributing to development which led 'V .i *2'^® ‘o nan at a meeting with ,U.S. Ambas­ In a magazine publication to be Hagerty waa in an obviously sador U. rAlexis Johnson. Thert named “ Know the Facts." An at­ Against Reds the Little Rorje school integration angry mood when lie .atarted to­ Faubus to call out the National Was no immediate American'-com- torney for Ryan pleaded that his Crists. day's news conference. Guard to prevent the admission of B u lletin ^ menl on the C-hlneaa draft, handed client's mental state prevented hlin ' James C. Hagerty. WliHe House He said he. and tha Preaident Negroes to little Rock Ontral Boston, Sept. 12 (4T Federal press .secretary, said the President High Schojol. out by the Chinese shortly aftei from testifying but a Judge ruled District Bailey Aldrich to­ had been "listening to some radio from the Al* wires the 80-minute haeeting today. he must do so. A hearing was set had ordered him to hit but at and television comment" on the "I think my viait did make a N E W * . LO O K day has under advisement a peti­ what Hagerty termed “ radio and /•r lA« S-feetS er under In Washington, rnplomatlc in­ CLENDENIN RYAN for Oct. 1. - Faubus proposal that Faubus and little .contribution to the unity tion calling for the dismissal of televiOion comment" attributing of the people on that aide"—pro- formants described the proposal ai Ryan was a grandOon of the Indictments against five leaders' Eisenhower meet. MRABL ASKS DETEBRKNTS financier Thomas Fortunp Rvan such a view to Eisenhower aides, segregatibniats—Griffin said to­ unaccaptabie but aa' one the United of the Communist party in Maasa- IVaahingtoa. Sept. IS (JP) — and inherited part of the flnan- HagOrty spoke out angrily at a The press secretary said ha and day. States would study for possible chusetta. Elsenhower , had heard "White larMi tonnaliy appealei t# the cler’i $141 million estate. ■news conference at the President'e Faubus, in a television InCtrvlew co\inter-moves. The five are charged with ebn- House eidea" being quoted on radio United States today “to ’ Washington authorities Inter­ Dulles Urges Ryan took a keen interest in apiracy to viotata the Smith /g:t, vacation headquarters as Eisen­ Sunday, said Griffin had not cre­ strengOwn all availaMe deter New York Cht.v politics, beginning hower awaited word from Faubus and -televiaion as saying Faubus ated the situation in little Rock, preted the maneuver as designed which prohibits advocating the waa "throwing in tha sponge." rent* against aMieeeleii la, the either to force Secretary of State with the race for mayor of Fiorello overthrow of the government by fixing the time for .their face-to- but added later: "I am willing to BlldiUe Fasti" The appeal 'waa Dulles to back down on his stand U.S. Sacrifices La Guardis in 1933, He went on to face meeting here. ' 'Other Jwik* , aay that he contributed to the ntu- made to Seeretary of State' force and violence.. Hagerty went on to say they against any reciprocal arrange­ aer^’e In the La Guardis adminis­ Originally seven indictments In New York, there waa np Im- atlon that developed, but when' an Dnllee by Israeli Ambaasador ment or else to put the United tration in various capacities. “ also had heard "a great deal of explosion ia 'Immin^pt, it is of were returned in June, 1956, but other Junk" bn the air. ’ Abiw Bbaa. Jnet bark from oon- States on a propaganda spot by To Keep Peace Battled O’Owyer one died and the indictment against small Gonsequenca what it la that aultation with his goveraaaeat la He did not identify the TV and, trlggera it.” One^onderful Shtp'n Shore forcing it to reject the proposal. After La Guardia’a long tenure, another waa dismi.ssed for unsuf- Jerusalem. Everfast* The Eisenhower administration - Washington, Sept. 12 (Ah -Secre- Ryan Jumped back Into politics flcient evidence. radio pewscaata. The indications Griffin, who had Warmly praised News Tidbits were that the 'White House aides of haa decided that Red Chinese tarji’ of State Dulles called today again with a bitter campaign . Edward. E; Strong, Queens, Faubus fbr his use of troops to GRENADES IN REFUSE blouse — with all the look o f iKewsnien may he admitted to the for wartime - like sacrifices by | against William O’Dwyer, who was N. Y„ died since the indl(!tments whom Hagerty spoke had not been halt integration in little. Rock, - - '* 14'’ --- . . . < ------• - — Culled from AP Wire.s quoted by name. Hartford, Sept. It (dV^Twe Surraire United States but not as a reaull Amerlcans "if we are not to have l elected successor to La Gtiar’dia. were returned,and the indictment could nbt pick up the .program in lls’e Army rifle grenades have fabulous silk. And all the lux­ of any outright deal Involving a ; a war in the' midst of this, in 1949. against Geoffrey W. Wtiite of Hagerty said there are only southeast’ (Seorgla whear his plane been recovered from a l04ul of three White House at(ies with the was grounded by weather, but he direct agreement between Peiping Dulleg addressed' a meeting of Ryan was hauled before a grand (Chattanooga. Tenn.. was disigisaed. Soviet leaders to have factories, refuse about to be burned at tho ^ in silk-look ury of finest cotton Surraire and Washington. empl(iyet of the International C o- Jury as the result of an alleged Still under indictment sr4 Otis Preaident at his vacation head- read;a transcript of it. North Meadows incinerator. cities and ’ farms named after quartara. He named them aa-Capt. The 50-year-old Bainbridga, Ga., . The position stated by Dulles at operation Administration (ICA), plot to tap the telephones of A. Hood', Anne Burlak Timson, them only after death..New Aga Had they not been recovered la a news conference la that if an.v the agency which, handles U.S. fo r­ E. P. Aurand. Eisenhower's naval weekly newspaper publisher, who rime, said incinerator, anperla- paisley print —-.loves suds, ignores wrin­ Khan to be enthroned next month aide; Wayne Hawks, chief of White took over active leadership of the Oiinese reporters apply for per­ eign aid programs. (Continued on Page Four) (Oontiaued on Page Ten) ...P rim e Minister Nehru says de­ tendent Joseph J. Coffey, flly- mission to come here each apjliHra- ' His appearance marked the sym­ mands for plebiscite will lead Ing parts of the exploded kles! Stays smoothly poised (Continued on Pnge ’Ten) m tkm will be cohaldered on its bolic changeover in supervialon of nowhere until . after Pakistan (Oontinned Page Two) g r e n a ^ could have resulted ia merits. the agency. Ex-Navy pilot Jaimes vacates her agression. Injury to workmen nnd In dam­ from gently tapered collar to Washington authoritlas regarded H. Smith Jr., 47. is succeeding John NoPlacefor U,S» Dollar age to the Interior of the huge tha introduction of the newsmen "Doc” Williams, one-time nall- furnaces. B. Hollister, 86, although Smith lionaire, arrested on $70 bad graciously rolled-up sleeves. issue at (Jeneva as being directly won't take the oath of-office until aimed at getting a formal recipro- chetk charge. . .Atomic test shot early Octobarr • 19 again postponed.. .Second A-Laundry Doesn’t Use t y F h o o n s p e r i l BJIUIFIO 2 DOORi Manila, Sept.' It (4>)'~ Two Lush, lush colors. Sizes 32 to Dulles pledged “continuing close (OoBHaaed en Page Two) Syria, . Egypt Military Russian jet', airliner to arrive in and intimate relations" between U.S. sch^uled for Friday depar­ typhoons churned westward la ICA and the. State Department. ture from M oscow .. .Sixteen per­ the Paclflc today — oae headed between the PhiUpptaes aad Ha praised Holliater for having sons held on. nsreottes charge in Detfergents, Hot Water Carrie May Miss left an "attractive, agreeable, re­ Hold Emergency Talks Formosa, the ether p4ibited to­ j Refrigerator-Freezer I N. Y. ward Jap4M. Coma and onjoy aH Hw naw munerative" )aW practice in Cin­ cinnati .to head ICA during the Slight riab in homebullding in Paris. Sept'. 12 — A aci- appreciable rite in tempera­ U.S., Die Far at Sea August, labor Department reports MG 13 CUMC FOOT SIZE! | Sfiip'n Shore Mousof, from peat two ..vegra. Dulles said he wsa Cairo, Sept. 12 (4*)—Syrla'/o top^mediate conferences wjth Naaaer entiit from Britain's famed ture and an average blanket REP. CRETELLA WEDS most happy oyer Smith's accept­ military leader held urgent tailca .Outside 4)Conofulato called in to atomic inatallatlon at Harwell can turvlva at least 20 such . New Haven, Coda., Sept. 18 Miami, Fla., 'Sept, l i (F)—Hur­ and Egyptian military leaders on help divorce DuPont and General (JN—U.S. Rep. Albert W. CreMla $2.98. ance of tha, adminlstrator’i post. with President Naaaer , and other their arrival here. haa rome up with another ‘waahinga.’ ” REGULAR PRICE ...... S5W.SS I ricane (Ihirrie probably will miss Dulles commented that patriotic Egyptian bfficlala today and de­ Motors... Scientists say Interna­ peacetime use for atomic Saligman said radiation, in of North Haven and Mrm. Ame­ « Aa advertised la CBam the U.S. mainland entirely and Informed sources said the talks tional Geophysical Year already lia Veglianto Ricci,, also of SFORTBS^EAR—SECOND FLOOR sacrifices are expected of people clared defiantly Syria ia prepared continued into the early morning. energi’. It does laundry, he large enough dOzes, can kill SAVE • ^ • e die far out in the Atlantic O.cean, beginning lb pay off .*■ Supreme North Raven, were married to­ $244,00 FASHION in the new sleek in time of war. He added: to meet all "ImperiallaUc conspira­ Aa they met, Syria's' acting De­ aaya. and without detergents almoat any kind of bacterial / forecaateri said today. '.'The essential thing now, if we cies." Court Justice DfVid W. Peck will or even hot water. organism, thUa i n a u r i n g day In St. Mary’s Church. Tho slim lines . . . The seaaon'i third tropical itbrri) fense Minister Khaled Atom said retire at end of term. are not to Have a war, is to have "Every Syrian national Is pre­ X>r. Henry P)—^Long- people who make sacrifices to pre­ leftist commander in chief of the face every possibility." for the UNESCO-sponsored become radioactive, he said. Your one-pteca dress with the That put it about 1,900! miles serve the peace will have the hon­ Syrian Army, said in an interview Foreign Secretary to come today It’s still much too early to .•horemen refused for a tone fo two-piece look. With clever .aoat and a little south of Miami. Atom talked with reporters InternaUonal Conference on [Price or^ and glory bestowed on them as with the newspaper Al .Ahram. or tomorrow,'Toronto rnlvemlty Radioisotopes. forecast what ail this might unload toe liper Vulcania when/ waist detailing to minimize the It had winds up to 90 miles an after's cabinet session devoted to president. Dr. Sidney Smdji ex­ •he arrived today with Aaiaa are' given for such aacriflcrs in "Syria is novy fortified against Experiments already are mean for tomorrow’s house- midriff. In black, ■ royal, taupe. hour around the center with galea time of war.” what an official statement called pected to receive the call..? casie* aboard, but went to w«. Petits sizes 10 to 18. all imperialistic conspiracies and well under way, Seligmaui ^wivea, he added, but irradia- • AMPLE FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE extending outward 120 mtjhs in the Accepting hia assignment, the p^ple and,the Army are unit­ "development of the situation in John s'. Graham takes ofliee to­ ^tlon sterilization already is ulien naoured the caaea were is northern aemiclrcle and 75 milea the light o.f the Soviet and Ameri­ said. In which hospital bedding lated. Seiepty-eight f W e Give Green Stomps With All Cosh Soles ,Smith appOaied for greater public ed in one front.” day as member of Atomic Energy ia receiving "radiation iaun- being applied to surgical In the cw them semicircle. ' Biary and LI. Ool. AbderHamid can foreign ministers' statements Commi.ssicm. 1 .Three youths Are were In the Italian liner's / ifw : GiwfNi stompf Ghfcn WMi Cttili SdM understanding of the - mutual derings.” dresaings. The huami Weather Bureau not­ security program and said: t SerraJ, Syrian Army intelligence on SjTia." homemade rocket 2,000 feet into Also under study, the Brit­ hay. City bealto autoorlHee ex- $2495 ed that} the storm w as. sjpcea.ding "One of my prinicpal duties will chief, arrived yesterday on a aur- They referremove north. An. ■ ^ / Beady*to-Wear Depaitiuwt given’ fuller itnowladge o< the deepening concern of the two Arab viet. Uhion's Andrei Grbmykd seismograph re«onis earthquake ods," he. explained,, “ it's, still for preserving a wide range (Beeoad T1«M) ' advisory st 8 s.m. ' said no im­ Tesulta achieved so far.’* allies over the Syrian, crisis. against ja n y military moves on 1.635 miles from Pittsburg. far from being free of bac-. of food products. JET CR.4SH KILLS TORES C IW .IU L G CORK portant Chengs in intensity wsa teria which can causa infec­ Bastrop, UL, Sept. 1 8 0 P>—.V / Ha said foreign aid will ba dla- Aikd to comment on' changes Syria and to Secretary of State Pravda says .U.S. could escape He warned, however, that the COUK expected during the following 12 tributed "not with-a the .Bntly' that the U.S. government ii seek­ Dulles’ view that the current crisis the dangers of Russia's; military tion. Moreover, bedding from radiation treatment of foods j4it bombed tram EgBa .(^Ir Fort* JW .IUU manchbister .C o h m * ^ houra . surgical wards requires Craat- Baao, FUh exploded la fUghk sharpened pen o f tha banker, but ing. to overthrow Syria's regime, will be settled without war. , might by accepting Ruaaia'a arms ■ometimaa causes an unpleas­ f ^ MANCHisnii C o h n * CORNER MAIN end OAK STREHS "It looks prstty good as far as with S’ litua meowurs extra,” and Bizry said: One' Syrian official said both rtoe end proposal. . Stabbed N.Y. ment in a staiun autoelava. ant taste and eh-ange In, aboirt five mllen sosith o f hero the UWtod Statoa is eenoamsd,'' with an ays to tha future. ‘‘Am qrioa^ do.: not oitly .limit dollar haa no place in % land of patrolman ahootb and kllla aaqaU- Two or three treatments ' m flavor. A great deal of ex­ toOtoy, le a v l^ throe hnwww Oaoto. J' ^ O R N O t MAIN-jCMd OAK’STREETS soLld Oordaji Dunn, ehlsC storm HoUlator, white-haired ^Oiyiwr- their' AdvanUiraa 'to moviti, hut honor and dignity."-j , , a4 L ... BitHak iwwa agency4toya the autoclave and the Momketo . perimental work BOW Is going Owe alnaiM. Mairtlfied ae OsL J. -J Ssrssaaf r in ik t lO uat Weatlisr e$d ftmher I*w partner the $ h v MO ytolil to thorn In nom al Btaty and Bernj .wwit Into im- young AoM eaai -Ssurlata in , Red ' usaally aaF-raUMt. mi ia the United Btatos, he A Rrilpj, pnrnetortei to oafMy. llfo, ImagtailM that a dollar can esntna will saill oip Yangtze. River blanluta eaa’ be sterfi- ueM, to everoome theee. WB- . T i ' .(OMtO— I t eieilpageBlve) do anytl^. They forget thdSthla « l'«n-Bago ^ e i n ) to Naaldag today. togi by irndlatiaii without ga definble aeooiidarir efIe£|H^ ■ ^ ■■■ f v - /"■ ■rr.‘ . . ' "'V, ■ r-4-i .

PAGBTWV MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C0N1^« THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1957 MANCHES’ItER EARNING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY.. SEPTEMBER 12. 1967 P A G E T H R E E

County Workhousa after his third What Did You Do in School Today? arrest within s 12-hour span. i ^ 1 t il . I ...... ■■ i i _ Griffin Proud, West said hs also will seek to Chin ese Reds have Kasper’s bond revoked in his first contempt conviction in the Sheinwold on Bridge Csrk GsMe Vt*ks« Nothing, Pupils Answer, Accepts Credit Clinton case. I f the bond is revok­ Seek Equality DeCarU Thaxtor ed, he must serve s year In federal For Little Rock prison.. RTRANOE ODE BID North dealer " B o n d O f I For Reporters LEADS TO SLA5I North-South vulnerable But Teachers Disagree By Alfred Sheinwold A i i g o l s " A f r a i d " (OoBttnoed froni Page One) Today's hand is taken from the NORTH III Color Is rtsemttease (Conttaped from Page Obe) l:a5d;H-lt:S Hadasjsah Slates NationaL Team Championship, 4 A J 10 1 t'M - 8;M B; ;in>r a h k a k n ’flsaiblllty in adjusting to the nerds South’s -aegregatlon forces from cal agreement between Waahing- held in nttsburgh a month ago. V Q 8 4 Sun.: tVaJt Disney’s "BAMBP* **What did you do in school to- o f her pupils. Th* subjects are not former Gov. Herman Talmadge. Meeting Tuesday ton and Peiping. If the Rpds could There was no problem in the play 0 A J 10 8 7 8 d «y T ” metheri ar* asking: of their necessarily taught in the order in now a U S . Senator, campaigned get «t*ch a thing, U.S. officials of the cards, but the bidding waa here's an @di glassful 4 None alamedtary school children all over which they were listed above. Manchester (thapier of Hadaaaah feel, they might con.stnie it as a very exciting. ICancheiter. And their children Where the list reads "opening on a pledge to maintain public Edgar Kaplan wae North, and WWT EABT will hold its first meeting of the United .Stetes move toward recog- anawer "Nothing." ■ routines and planning" it includes school- segregation "come hell or I nitiqn. the writer waa South. We held 4 7 6 1 4 9 3 This "nothing" takes up several attendance taking, opening ex­ high water." I 1957-5* season on Sept. 17 in Tem ­ I The State Department In Wash­ only 25 points in high carde, and W K • S I 4P A J 7 6 S MANCHESTCR 2 pages in the teachers' manual just ercises, exchange of news and ac­ His reaction to being unexpect­ ple Beth Sholom veetry at *:30. ington announceil Aug. 22 that it the opponenta held the other 15 ♦ « * 5 4 3 Dh ivc-9n "IJUf dtic in eutUne form. In this manual counts of Interesting experiences, edly thrust into a principal role I .Mrs. George Sandals, president, would permit representativem of 24 points. Nevertheless, we reached care of room and equipment, pre­ 1 will preside. 4 A K 10 7 84 6 5 3 are listed the suggested' time In the Little Rock case was more I American newi organizations a perfectly sound- ilam by logical Main Feature Shown 1st Toolle paring lunch orders, group psrtic* i SOUTH allotments for all the different or leas as expected. Mrs. Daniel Mosler and Mra. [ Hater increased to 26) to enter bidding. SHOW STARTS A T 7:18 ipation in developing plans for the ' Philip Freedman, program chair- subjects which must be cov­ , The Georgia Governor s s 1 rt Red China on a temporary and The first three bids were routine. 4 K QS 4 day and- future activities, and j men, will present a take-off on the ered in a adngle day. For the earlier, in commenting on Fauhiis' "experimental■' basis. There have Edgar bid his diamonds, I showed V 10 primary grades, the percentages checking individual health. TV program ".Masquerade Party." use of troops, that he would have been no U S. new.smen regularly my spades, and Edgar rjisaed to two ♦ K Q 9 ‘ / Under the heading of "reading" Those taking part are Mra. Wil­ spades. K IM NOVAK o< times are roughly io per cent done the same. stationed oh the Chinese mainland for the opening routine and plan­ the manual lists the "systematic liam Cooper, representing Sister­ 4 Q J 0 8 4 .Several Arkansas schools had since th.e Reds took over in 1949. A t this point. I knew that game JEFF CHANDLER ning. 33 per cent for reading. 10 development of basic reading hood: Mrs Robert Stone, Ameri­ North East South Woat opened classrooms In both .races On Aug, 25. however, the Peiping was a tertalnly. Slam was un­ per cent for arlthenietle, 9 per cent skills and abilities, reading readi­ can Jewish Congress: Mrs Wi|. Pass before Faiibus halted integration regime sqid the U.S. proposal was likely, but there wae no harm in 1 ♦ 1 4 Pa*a for language arts, 13 per cent for ness. phonics, mechanics of- read­ Ham Pei-k, Hada.ssah: Mrs. Al­ 'a t Little Rock with troops. "completely unacceptable. " Peiping exploring. With this idea In mipd, 1 4 Pass 8 4 Double social studies and science, l■^ per ing. vocabiilaiw word recognition, fred Werbner. B'nai B rith. ! Asked today if he would haV« demanded that Chinese newsmen I bid three clubs. « 4 '’ass 4 8 Pass mumn bomt MeCRtHEAO cent for health, safety and physi­ developing 'study habits, and Commercials will be done bv L waited that long. Griffin replied 1 be admitted Irt the United Stales West, a famous Los Angeles ex­ 4 4 Past S 0 Pass cal education, and 10 per cent for library reading." Mrs Arnold I-awrence, .Mrs Irving pert, made the mistake of dou­ "No, Sir. I'll, fight the first one i and Washington promised to con- aesthetlca "Aesthetics" includes "art. Aronson and Mrs. Seymour Nele- 0 4 Pass Pass Pass that turns up here with every­ bling. This gave North the chance The percentages change, not only music, crafts, assemblies, drama­ ber. Philip Harrison will be mod­ I aider the idea, hut the question re­ Opening lead— a A NOWRIIO DUFP thing I'v e got. Including the mains stalemated. to bid four clube- -a cue bid, show­ Irosn grade to grade, but from day tisation, club meetings, and all erator. ing no losing clubs. activities of a creative or aesthe­ school boy patrol." The commercials were written Triday's proposal was made at to day, to allow the teachers great l-og1cal Bid tic nature." In Charlotte, N. C. Negro stu- by Mrs, Louis Hurwlts. Mrs. Dan­ I the 70th .Tohnaon-Wang meeting In my hand with a diamond, andd raw This la a strange cue bid. but The other categories are simi­ ent Dopot-hv Counts, s'fter s week iel Mosler ,nd Mrs. Philip Freed­ the last two years. Their next aes- the last trump. Dummy's good dia­ very logical. North cannot have larly broken down into many sub­ of relstive pesce. again became man.. Makeup and costumes, are I .Sion will be held Orl. 10. ‘ monds then furnished the trick headings. And these are only the the target of spittle and thrown by Mra, Irving Gqddard and Mrs i It waa the firat tlm ^the subject good clubs, or he would simply pass needed for the slam contract. Acoc,uMiuncn«c or redouble. There can be no other vary roughest suggestions of objects from her white school- James Slegal. There will be six of exchanging correspond|Htts had Daily Question Mmergeney reason for bidding four clubs. what goes on in a single hour! males at Harding High School. mveterious maaqueradera. been brought up in the talks, orig­ As dealer you hold: Spades: A J The next time an elementary Dorothy, the only Negro among Refreshments will be served si inally srheduled to deal with liber­ A fter this fine cue bid. I drove 10 5; Hearts: 9 8 4: Diamonds: A school youngster says "n oth ing" l.idO students at Harding, said the conclusion of the meeting by ation of American civilians held in on to slam. First' 1 showed dia­ J 10 8 7 3; Clubs: None, What do Numbers when his mother asks what he that yesterday "was the roughest Mrs. Maurice • Paaa, hoapitallty China and a posalble Red Chinese mond itrcngth, and next tome sort you say? has done that day, she should I have had since last Wednesday." chairman, and her committee. renunciation of force against N a­ of control in hearts. Kaplan real­ Answer: Paaa. This hand it not LaFOND All new and prospettiva mem- ized that the slam depended on the \ Town press the point. In North Little Rock. Ark., two tionalist-held Formosa. quite worth an opening bid. You here are In-vited to attend. Hue- quality of his spade support. Since plan to spealf later. If possible. Rraf DMortm Mt of six N egro students forcibly bands are also Invited. • he had good spades, he accepted BROTHERS ejected from the entrance to Hungarkina Complaint (Copyright 19.57, General the invitation. Jumping from five Fmhires Corp.) STEAK HOUSE "(SMPD) Engineers Enter North Little Rock High School Vienna. Austria. Sept. 12 hearts to six spades. hsvs enrolled at s Negro high The Hungarian Communist party MONSON, MASS. M 1 5 1 West opened the ace of clubs, school, it was disclosed yeeterdey. Division of RPI new-spaper Nepszabadsag com­ but there w-as no defense. It was Home of Three Sane ef Fna 8th District The Rev. John H. Gipson, a Local Stocks plained today that the United easy to ruff In dummy, lead a South Windsor, Sept. 12 Cfh— Negro minister who accompanied States failed to taaue a risa to its trump to the South hand, and ruff Shews Thursday, Friday, nfv wpvrnfivnr The local divialbn here o f Renssa- the eix to the white, school Mon- reporter who wsnted to cover the a second club in dummy. Now I (MFD) laer Polytechnic Institute of Troy, ilcy. said the other four probably Qnotattoas Funushed by United Nations assembly in New cashed tha ace of spades, got to N.T., announced today the enroll­ would snroll also at Sclplo A. Cobimi A Mlddlebrook, I jm. York. Radio Budapest said. Soturdoy and Sunday 3.5432 ment to date of 38 engineitrs as Jones High School. BM Asked candidates for its masters degree. In Ozark. Ark.. Three Negro Bank -Rtoeki Folic* Doportinoiit Most of the Instruction, aji of children have been withdrawn Manchester Trust ... 80 65 JlS r ALLYSON Featuring which will be In sciences, will be from a previously all-white school. Conn. Bank and T omti Testing: 19 in "TNTERLl'DE” Sunday Aftamean 3 .4 1 3 1 - (Joneat nijfhf. Their fkther says -violence was di­ Trust Co...... 38 41 The first class of 10 men was rected g a in s t them. School and First National Bank For Police Posts AIAO: VICTOR MATI'RR Family Shews / Ambulowcos grsduatsd last spring. The stu­ other officials declined comment. of Manchester .... 27 32 Clark* (iabi* (foo.. NaAor starting Time S:80 VYaaa# "ZARAK" dents are largely man from the Rlley West, father of two of the Hartford National WWl«)n examinations will be rkyllU Tel. CO 7-8SS4 poish 3.5940 children, said last night police of­ DeCarl* Thaxior United A ircraft Corn.. General Baiik and Trust Co. 314 33 4 givVn tonight to approximately H Dynamics of New London and oth­ ficers had told the three pupils to Fire Insurance Companies "Bond of "Mdn Iwh* 3.5858 stay home. cMdldates fdr the position of" pa- Call Ua About Your Fartv er large eor^rations. Aetna Fi.-e ...... 16 ,%9 yolm an with the Manchester Po­ Anqris" Afraid" We Hare Special Party RatM ••*<1 "One person tried to Hartford Firs 135 145 lice Department, it was today an­ Color. 8:18 4:te --.IS: IS run over the children with s car National F ire ...... 73 78 nounced by Police Chief Herman as they were walking heme from Phoenix ...... 58 61 O. Schendel. The exams will be Bun.: W alt Disney's "B A M B I’’ school. conducted by Principal Edeon Bai­ In Nashville, Tenn., school oftl- L ife and indemnity las. Cos Aetna Casualty...... 135 i/5 ley at the local high school at 7 - -f-'l END COLD WINTER WORRIES clsls, hpping for a permanent end o'clock. to violence after a day pf uneasy Aetna U fe ...... 194 Conn. General ...... 284 Chief Schendel said that ha ha», calm, kept doors open to racially 19 applicants for the six vacahries AIR CONDlTIONtD mixed first grades today. They Hartford Steam Boiler 70 Travelers with one additional application i wars backed up by tough police pending. FnbUc C tllit and proapecU for a CUnton-type An oral examination and finally federal injunction. Conn'. Power ...... 414 /I9 4 a physical examination will be Conn. U gh t A Powe,j ■' '’‘A;'# Mayor Ben West and U. 8. Diet. ' 17 19 given to those men passing to­ NOW thru SATURDAY Hartford Electric Ul .64 4 Atty. Fred Blledge Jr. prepared night’s lest. Chief Schendel said. // /# Hartford Gas Co. Matlileoa 2 F.M. a peUUon for Federal Dist. Judge 37 40*“ He said that he has tentatively Video Cyeryday So. New England / Evenings Coni. 6:80 William E. Miller, seeking the In­ scheduled the exams for next junction to prevent interference T el...... S7 39 week. i All Rlghta Raaerved— with integration here. , Manutacturiiig Companlee JUHEiUni H. T. Diekeasea O Co., Inc. It was under an injunction of Arrow, Hart. Heg. . 444 461, this type that northern segrega­ AsDOciated Spring? .. 34 37 WBO.'; MtiKb new WITH BOSSAND HUZZI tionist John Kasper was twice Bristol Braa/ ...... 9 4 11 convicted In U.R. District Court at Collins ...... 120 eddJn , JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL Knoxville of stirring up rsclal Dunham JBueh ...... 9 \ 106, T O N IG H rS A strife at Clinton. Tenn. Fafnir D«aring .... .«9 73 "THE ABISTOCEAT OF ANTHRAfTTE” Kasper, also acru.-ied of foment­ Em-Hart ...... 46 49 G O O D NIGHT... Dehnel-Stratton Cinemascope UCHS'li'llOH, ing violence here, wss sent yester­ gafnir Bearing ...... to. drop by and se­ 61 67 Mr. and Mrs. William Stratton. day to the segregate.!, David.von Landeri. Frary Clk. . lect that new 'TV you’re ORDER NOW IS 4 174 35 Garden St., announce the mar­ N. B. Machine ...... 36 *v been thinking .a b o u ^ 344 riage of their daughter. Gall, to MARIANNE COOK North and J u d d ...... 12 .3.') Console, Table Model or Robert Dehnel of Meriden. The ELECTRONICS Russell M fg ...... 2. 23 fRANGOISE ROSAT Portable. You ran buy FOGARTY BROtHERS, INC. wedding took place on Saturday. BEER.WINES 1 Stanley Works ...... 394 424 KETIV ANDES LABORATORIES with conildeoce here . , . Terry Steam ...... l.SS ■Sept. 7, In St. Mary's Episcopal because you knew ALSO;-OONNEOnCCT OOKE. FUEL OBU RANGE OIL Church, The Rev. Alfred Williams, LIQUORS 1 Torrington ...... 26 28 ALSO 8TA.VEK StlRVIOE rector of the church, officiated. •18 BROAD BTREET—MI 9-«SM 8:00 A.M. fo 11 F.M. ^ Lf.S. Env’lp com...... 224 244 277 BROAD atanda behind each sale. U.S. Env’ip pfd...... n IS Given in marriagb by her father, the bride wss attended by her sis­ REMEMRIR. . ."irS FOGARTY FOR FUEL" Veeder-Root ...... 47 50 M ui^^g^tores J ter. Mrs. Louis Patelfi. Her broth­ RADIO T I I [ V I S I 0 N The above quotations are hot to er-in-law waa best man. 501D K The bride is employs^ at Pratt Ckanner s Bc« rs and Whitney Aircraft,- and the Cteaaei H SerUeflaU, Masa. bridegroom at the Connecticut M 19^ BritAnk C«ma. C Bank and Trust Co.. Hartford. Chammekweweneeieaa fSmm WAterhmrjr^ w seemsmm mJ. ReWMMCdi NORMAN’S Cheaatl M ■•Irak#. MAti. The United States MillUry Feature Shown Evenlage Academy (West Point) was found­ t:00 < l> BAKOaXAND ed In 1802. 8:80—0:28 . 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ilANCHESTKR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, SEPl’EMBER 12. 1957 PAGE n V B P A O B f O U l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1M7 was attempting to drive out from Rockville the rear of the Hollister School Re^oturflMfetrict 8 Turhs Report when his car became caught on a Dulles Urges high curbing. ■ Clendenin J. Ryan, Upon Investigation it was discov­ 25V: son^ Heck City Opponents IfiOO Dead in U.S. Sacrifices l ,VJ • : ered that Menitt's license was un­ UNIVERSITY EVENING COLLEGE Retocatian of R 8S Section der suspension. , <■ That Interpret The As Election Fever Mounts Ankara Flood Howard P. Hagedorn, 56, of 89 To Keep Peace . Wishes Of The Family Oakland St., waa arrested yester­ UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD Seen Hastened by Letters Millionaire, Suicide day and charged with intoxication. Rockville. Sept. 12 (Special) — astore proprietor and orchestra (Continued from Page One) Orazio Scarleto, 62. of .300 . (Continued from Page One) HltlYER COLLEGE HARD COLLEGE OF MUSIC HARTFORD am’'SCHOOI H«iron, Sept., 1* (Speclel)—Thetctueed other traffic problems that (Ooatiaiwg from Pj»g« Ox*) at the East 87th 6t. station were JOHN B. BURKE Alderman Edwun J. HeCk has been leader Charter Oak St., was arrested Low areas of Ankara were flood­ Republican Sen. Robert A. Taft Reffixtration „ . .h -t - . w « I M~.-. «. notified of what had occurred. SUNESAL HOME named by the Democratic Towm John J. Rad.v, co-publisher of the yesterday on a warrant charging n, O'Dwyer and other top officials. The Identify' of the youngster Committee as candidate for may­ Rockville Leader, was nominated ed. The main roads west to Istan­ him with non-support. He is of Ohio, la going back to hi* law, S5 Win be epeeded up^ aa a reaul Among: the recommendation* Ryan denied he was Involved and wa* not Immediately learned, fle . TEL. MI 3-6888 or in an attempt to unseat Repub­ by the First Ward at a caucus pre­ bul and to other cities were block­ scheduled to appear in Town firm, Taft. Stettiniua and Hollis­ Thru Sept. 18 Fall Evening Classes ' 87 EAST CENTER ST. lican Mayor Herman G. Olson In ceding the. .general caucus. ed. of a..letter from Dr. W. C. Heieler, niade w^re: A **fety aone be pro-1 nothing much ever came of the was described as about 17 years Conrt Monday. ter. in Cincinnati. Regloral DUtrict R eupenntendent. vided along the side of the Wall old. AMBULANCE SERVICE the December city election. Others nominated at Republ'can rhe greatest damage waa re­ Ggorge E. Sullivan Jr., 22, of Weekdays 9 a.m. to 8 p.m probe. Democrats have also selected ward caucuses are as follows: Gor­ ported In the villages of Kayas After Holllate'r leavea toiqor- Start September 23 to State Highway XommiseiOner St. road for students walking to Police said Ryan's sttorney, Mi­ Willlmantlc, was arrested today school; that a special constable be In subsequent years he sought chael Graney, waa at R.van's home | IVIlUam F. Luddecke as candidate don Denson, Second Ward: John J. and Amak. east of Ankara. Re- i and charged with passing a stop­ row, ICA and its multi-billion- Saturdays to Noon A - Newman Argrave*. it waa revealed ports were Incomplete from that | posted at the Intersection of Wall election as governor of New' Jerpey at the time, having gone thdi’e' to for city treasurer. He will run Yaskulks, 'TTiird Ward; and Wil­ ped achool bus, operating a motor dollar a year spending for foreign at a meeting of the Regional Board against Joseph P. McManus, who liam Pllaka, Fourth Ward. area. Courses ef study..efe offered in Business St. and Rt. 6A: and that a stop on an Independent ticket, but didn't accompany Ryan on a plane trip to vehicle while Ws license was un­ military and economic aid will be In the achool last night. was renominated by Republican Denson Runs Again As first reports of stricken viU ^ sign snd speed limit be posted on Washington. der suspension and giving false temporarily in the hand.* of the The project has been delayed the school road Itself. get far. Police said Ufe attorney had for the post. Denson is the only 'one of the Isges began to come in. police and information to police. • Countrlms AvaiUhU Admtnitfration, Engineering, and Liberal because of a disagreement between Announcing hii candidacy for Democrat. Thomas J. Kernan. ■foiir ward candidatea 'who has pi'e-J rescue workers headed for the dla- ^ deputy director. Dr. Dennia A. Hazards Seen been in conference with Ryan, and ' PETER GROSSI Police, arrested Sullivan on the Fitzgerald. Hebron townspeople over where the New Jersey gpvemorahip in that at about 7:30 a.m, Ryan went Third Ward Alderman, said today vloiislv run for office. He was s aster areas. | Arfs leading to the Bachelor of Science .Chairman John H. Yeomans also It waa the reports they s e h t school bus charge and brought Smith’ is returning (o govern­ the road should be located. noted that car* sre now parked on to the bathroom. A fbw moments he la withdrawing from the race candidate two years ago for elier- him to Police Headquarters be­ the spring of 1953, Ryan resigned for political office because of the man-at-large. John H. Peters, back with requests for additional ment aei-N'ice a little more than a The town-owned school road new Wall St. St the very edge of the later the lawyer heard A shoK Teacher of cause he w(U! not carrying a li­ For further Informa­ or Art Degrees. Certificate programs aRtera'the aite from Wall St. (also as a director of the Internation­ pressure of business. Kemsn is chairman of the Republican (5ty help that had aaid the toll ap-' year after he resigned as assistant school road obstructing the view of al Telephone and Telegraph Co., He forced the bathroom door cense, which he said he had. From secretary of the Navy for Air. known aa the Andover-Hebron open, police said, and found Ryan c6mpleting a 4-.vear term and a Committee and alderman from the jiarently would go higher than 3(10. tion inquire of the intersection. a poet he had held sfnee 1948. . total of 10 years in the Council. Turkish villages in the hare a check with the Motor Vehicle For the last year he has been and individual courses Pd.j, extends beyond the senior shot in the head. Beside Ryan's Second Ward for the past eight Department it was learned that When he informed ths Board During Ryan's battls against Accordion Other Democratic nominees will years, declined to seek renomins- Anatolian Mountains sre fre- vice president of Pan American wing to the central building core that it is illegal to park within 2,’i body lay the automatic pistol. Sullivan's license wiu suspended. Airways and a director of Slick Th* DIrreter of th* ere else available. andt will be extended to meet Rt. O'Dwyer, he set up what he called Police subsequently termed the^, pfhbably not be announced until tion because of th* presaur*' bf quentl.v hit by flash flood*. A yeiir feet of an inleraection, the board a "good government foundation.'! For Rsqlstrarion He Is being held under 8500 Airways. 85 at its propdeed location, some- fatal shot .self-inflicted. Monday, Luddecke, party spokes­ business. sgo 138 persons perished in floods bond. Unirortity voted to ask the Slate Police to Ita purpose, he said, was to "ex­ man. said today. Yaakulka, a retired State Police­ in north snd southeastern Turkey. He sl.so served during th* Tru­ tl'me in the future. survey the road to prevent further Ryan, a 1B28 graduate of Prince-, man administration aa a special tmui the route is relocated and pose corruption In public office ton University, as a strong booster Td. Ml 9-3364 However, it fs expected that E. man. is safety supervienr for a lo­ DRV-MIIJC OUTPUT RECORD Eveninq CoH*qa Safety hazards. everywhere," including New York Fenton Burke will seek re-election cal trucking concern. Plisrfa Is an assistant to the aecretary of the the achool road opened at its west­ Dr. Heisler added that he had in the first fusion campaign for GUITAR INSTRUCnON The nation's production of non­ Navy. In World War II he was a ern end, buses carrying Gilead stu­ City! election of La Guardis. as city clerk, and Aldermen Insurance agent. fat dry milk last year climbed to Hillyer Coll*q* luildinq told the student body that no stu­ Al,j;0 AVAILABIiE Francis rBarbero.; and William Other Nominations Navy carrier-baaed pilot. dents from the northwest end of At that time Rysn had s home in After La Guardui s victory, Ryan 1,484 .(>00.000 pounds, the ■ highest dents were to leave the alte during Weber will be caadMates for re- Nominated for city aseeasor at Police Arrests Hudson Street Hebron will have to swing out onto school hours, unle.sa written per­ the city brit hi* voting address wa* remained at his aide a.s a confiden­ on record. MORE REVOLU'nON'R Rt. 6-iA and circle back to the re­ election in the Third and Fourth the Republican caucus were F. mission was brought from their a S,400-acre turkey farm at Alla- tial adviser, later aa a secretary 1 The smaller Urea on the 14-inrh gional achool on Wall St. muchy. N. J. Wards, respectively. Lero.v Elliott and Edward L. Harry F. Merritt. 20, of Vernon, Hartford I, Connecticut parents. snd aub.aequently as commi.ssioner! GOP Candidates Named Buchanan, both of whom have RKR1.IN ADDS APARTMENTS wheela of 1957 car* make 773 rev- of commerce. This waa just after! waa arrested yesterday and The 100,000 apartment bum in oluUoni per mile aa compared with Since t w r ^ o l ^ " a traffic! . TTi's «clion w^as taken to prevent Teath Cries ‘Help! Murder!* Republicans at the city caucus served the city previoual.y. Wil­ Polios got their first word o f , the department waa set up last night nominated George J. charged with operating a motor West Berlin since World War II 748 revolutions per mile of tire* haaard aa well as extra time and 1 from driving cars up and liam Dumas was nominated for vehicle while his license waa under mounted on th* older 15-lnch Ryan's death In an unusual man­ However, Rysn quit the post in 11 Coleman for city clerk. Coleman, city sheriff. ha* just been opened for occu­ mUaaga for transporUtlon, D r.! during the lunch 1940 after s squabble with another j I suspension. Police said that Merritt pancy. wheels. Tel. JA 7-4161 HelAer, wrote to Argraves lasliP*"*™ w-hich begins at 11:30 a.m. Nothing Refreshing About This Pause ner. a local real estate ag*nt, It a new* The City Commute* was author­ 'Two patrolmen were standing in member of La Gusrdia's sdmlnis-: LOAM comer to political office here. He ised to fill any vacancies which month concerning the related d if-1 Milk Sale Granted trstion. The Board authorized Dr. Heis­ This Coca-Cola truck waa turning on Rt. 15 Just eaat'of the Charter Oak Bridge at 8 o’clock thia front of tha Israeli consulate at 11 is a former iSxecutlve of the HoCk- may occur before election. A com­ ficulties and asking when the re-! morning when a number of the bottles it was carrying refused to go any further. As the truck Rysn went into the Navy during ' Get ready fo r fall routing would take place. ler to arrange for the sale of milk Bast 70th St., a short distance anum Mills Co. mittee was named to draw up a rounded the clover-leaf curve, they flew off to the side, splattering b i^ e ii glas* and Coca-Cola all from the 5-story gray atone Ryan World War II snd served aa a gras.4 seeding now. Aldermen John Gill and Richard resolution on the late Ra.vmond Referring to the hearings held to students at the school and for lieutenant commander. 1 acceptance of the Stats subsidy over the mad. State Police re-routed rush-hour traffic over the gpass eaplsnads while a hurried home, when they heard a youth j Hiller were renominated for 2-year j E. Hunt, former mayor and town in this town, Argraves replied mop-up operation took place. (Herald Photo 'by Barnett.) / Farm field loam. Ap­ that there )iad been "several meet­ for the milk program. ihouting at tha comer of 70th St. proximately 5 yard terms on the (^ouncil. treasurer, to be sent to Mrs. Hunt. * W A R IS ings held regarding this matter The actual selling of milk will and Madison Ave.; 191,000 Rail Bridget Al.so rennminsted for aldermanic | Mayor Ol.son paid tribute to and there was considerable delay be .handled , by students of Nathan clerical practice, totalling 11737 Sept. 23 at the regional achool. EXTRACTION KIIX8 TREE "Help! Murder!" load $10.00. •eats were Rudolph Schmidt, mem- j Peters for his work on the Council in arriving at a final solution to Gatchell's class while methods of .50: and a testing program and One o f the patrolmen ran to the These are more than 191,000 rail­ her of the Swimming Pool Com- and his asaistance to the mayor th Oriental liscquer Is a natural mission, and Karl Hewitt, music I during the past l-«’o years. the problem. handling payments will bs set up equipment, totalling 8522.52. They Manchester Evening Herald product, the aap of a tree which boy, eyewitneiaea reported later, road bridges in the United States "During the planning of this by a business class taught by Mrs. also approved disbursements .Vndmer cnrreapondnt, Mrs. Paul dies after the running sap Is ex­ and after a brief exchange the boy —about one for every two mile* Ml 9-4824 Improvement we did discuss it Anna Ma.v Salomon. amounting to 81428.15. I’fanstlchl, telephone Pilgrim tracted. according to the Encyclo­ snd the officer raced Into the Ryim of track. End to end they'd total * ANNIVERSARY with local officials and agree on a Mrs. Salomon waa hired to as­ The next meeting will be held 2-B8.')6. pedia Brttannica. home. A few minute* later police i nearly 4,000 miles in length. WARDS^ connection from the relocated sist ths treasurer for the coming Route S5 to the new regional year at a salary of 8400. This Advertisement MQNTOOMIRV WARD school which will open in Septem­ work was -previously handled by I Advertisement I Advartttament I Advartiaemant I Advertisament I Advertisement 1 ber.’ he said. ths late William Bottomlay, .“It has been decided, therefore, Marlborough. f TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT f “ • ■ '‘>'••48#. «ie (hooaami m/win kun' fines, penalties and costa for violation or non-eompllance with that rather than wait for the com­ Studeat Inaumaos Plan *eet. more or leee, to a point; thenc's aouUitriy ths samt, and Uit Lasses doss agree at its owm expenss te carry pletion of the engineering work on TTis Board also voted approval along the w ^ erty line of land, now or formerly, of ens Aronson, Public UabUltv Insurance with such companies and in such the project and delay construction of an insurance plan which will be NOTICE nine hundred thirty-seven (937) feet, more hr less, to a point' amounts as may be eatiafactory to the Leseor. until funds are available for the offered to atudenta.. teachers and thencs easterly along land, now or formerly of said Aronson, thres AND the said Lessee doe* further agree that after default mad* entire work, we will concentrate clerical help. The program does not hundred thirty-nins (339) fast, mors or Isas to s point; thence In any rovsnsnts herein contained, the acceptance of rent or fall- on preparation of plans for the Includa bua driven, janitors or OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE southerly along the westerly line of land, now or fonnerlv. of aaid ttfe to re-*nt*r by tha said Lessor shall not be held to he a waiver short section" of .the project on cafeteria help. AN ORDINANCte PROVIDING FOR THE LEASK OF' LAND Aronson, one thousand twanty-thraa (1,023) feet, mere or leaa, to ef Its right to terminate the lease, and aaid Lessor may re-enter one loeatien extending fnnn East It also authorised Dr. Helaler TO THE MANCHESTER COUNTRY CLl'B. INCORPORATED a point; thenea weatarly aloag tha northarly llns of land of Ths and take pcaseaeion of said prcmlasa the same as If no rent had 8t. to 6-A in order that the re­ toeofporatad, m s hondrsd alnety-twe and bean aqreptcd after such default. to hire part-time help to keep the 5 10 (192.5) feet, more or leaa; thsnea aoutharty along ths weaterly located Rt, 85 can be used as an school in good condition and te In accordancG with the ProviBions of Chapter 3. Setlion 9. of AND It la further agreed between the parties hereto that tha access to the new school. the Town CbArltr. notice le hereby piven of the edoption by the line of land of The Manchester GW Beouts. Ineorporatsd, four hun­ I i 'm Time to avoid serious deterioration. Mem- dred ninety-four shd 7 10 (494 7) feet, more or less, to a polnf Lease* shall have ths right to ebnstruct tm (lot sdditloniu golf "Until such time as this con­ ben asked that students be given Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, holts, at Its expense on parcel No. 4 under the three (3) year September 10, 1957. of an ordinant'e as foUows: thence easterly along the southeriy line of land of ths Manches­ struction can be completed," Ar- preference for the work which will ter (Jlrl Scout*. Incorporated, five hundred thirty-one and 7/18 portion of th* lease and parcel No. 2 under the 27 year portion U p ' SEC^ON 1. Be it ordained by the Board of Direrlor* of tha gTSTea said, “I sea no aitemaUve have a rata of |1 per hour. 1.531 71 feet, more or leee, to a point in the westerlv line of Gardner o f the lease, provided uikt the location of said holes shall Other' than to have the schooi bus Dr. Helaler had reported that ’■'"I"' ‘ he authority granted by Sperial Art .No. Street; thence southerly along the weaterly line of Gardner Street first be approved by the .General. Manager of said Town of Man- M. IBS'! ^aaion of the Connfcliwrt- General As.-emblv That the Your t'loort use existing .State roads 85 and 6A the two cuatodlana had not been five hundred forty (5401 feet, more or lefHx‘ o the northerly.line of. chegUr. It ia gcreetl by jk e parties hereto that any and all gi-qiuxl and the local town road on .which able to do all of the ciraning re­ T o im of Manchester enter into a lease .With the .M»ntheai«- Country injpf^iMmenta including-'the 83>'f holes tfr lie'constructed shkif Ciu ^ j qcorperated. aS! let forth-below < ^ LfwUStreet; thence ySWlerlv along-.the HOrtherlv line of "Line tbjs school ia. liocated as an . (socess quired fpp.tpe budding dlM^to the Street, one thousand five hundred and flftv-foiir (’l,554) feet, more become th* property of the said Laasor. The Leesee ghsll have “ to thO scKoot from the hortliwest amounts o f mud that were tracked THIS INDENTURE, made by and between the Town of Manvhe.s- or less, to a merestone at th# southeasterly comer of land of the the right to cut and trim trees, shrubs, bushes, etc., and to remove Ur. a Municipal Corporation, having iti territorial HmiU within part of Hebron." in from tha unseeded grounds. In Lessor herein; thence northerly along the easterly line of other land eoil for conetruction of the ten ClOi golf holes after approval of ^ . Selec tman te Be Notified addition to their regular duties, J*** Hamord, State of Connecticut, Lessor and Manrhes- of the Lessor hsrein, flvs hundrsd asven snd 2 TO (507.2' feet to their location by said General Manager. A copy of Argraves letter had ter C ^m y Club. Incorporated, a Connecticut Corporation, lorated a merestone: thence weeterly six hundred flfty-flve and 2/10 the cuatodlana have been moving la said Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and State of Con- It la further understood snd agreed by the parties hereto that also bem sent to First Selectman equipment to the school from neetleut. Lessee. (855.2) feet fo a merestone; thence southerly foiir hundred fifty upon the approval by the General Manager of said Towm of Man- Wlnthrop L. Porter, of this town, storage areas, uncrating and as­ and 8/10 (450.8) feet to a merestone at the point snd pises of be- cheater of the location of th# additional ten golf holei, that WITNESSETH: TTiat the Lessor has leased, and does hereby giimlng. who will be in charge of building sembling it. ‘ "C •■i*' Lessee, the hereinafter descried premises for tha the I.eisee herein shall release to said Town of Manchester, with­ the school road. In other action, tha Board ap­ iiaea hereinafter set forth, the following tract* M land for the term WITNESSETH: 'Hist the Lesior has Isssed, snd does hsreby out any rsductlon In rent, that portion of Tract 4 in th# threa The Regional Board also dis- proved the purchase machines for of three year* from the 1st day of October A D , 1P57, for the yearly lease to the said LesaSe the hereinafter described premises for ths year portion ef thia lease snd Tract 2 In the 27 year portion of rent of seven thousand (I7,000i dollars per year pavable in quar­ uses hereinafter art forth, tha following tracts of land for ths term this ISBse which Is not required for the construction of said addl- of twenty-seven (27) years from ths 1st dsv of October A.D. 1980 terly payments of one thtmsand seven hundred and fifty (1 1 .7.501 tlena] golf holes. dollars each, to wit: or the 1st day of October, January, April and for the yearly rent of seven thousand (87,0<)0) dollars payable In It is further unddtetood snd agreed that any bulldlnge erected July of each year. ■ • t quarterly pac-menta of one thousand seven hundred snd fifty by the aaid Lessee prior to the execution of this lease are th* S A V E 7 0 7 < ' (31,750) dollars each, to wit: on the 1st day of October, Jamisrj\ property of the eald Lessee snd that snv building constructed EF.Goodrich FIRST TRACT—For club house, golf course, tennis courts and April and .July of each year. parking purposes. Beginning at a point on the northerly line of hereafter, shall be the property of eaid Leasee, but must be sp- FIRST TRACT—For club house, golf course, tennis courts snd roved as to location and general- exterior design by the General Fern Street about one hundred flfty-one (151.) feet easterly of the parking purposes. Beginning si a point on ths northerly line of intersection of the extension of said line with the extension of tha £lanager of said Town of Manchester. Tssas CJUSmYAL Fern Street about one hundred fifty-one (131) feet easterly of the No treee, eoil or turf ■ball be removed from said land, except B R O A D L O O M easterly line of South Main Street, the line runs in a northerl.v di­ intersection of the extension of said line with the extension of the rection about four, hundred seventy-seven (477.1 feet along as hereinbefore aet forth for pUrpo.«ea of construction witliout th# other land of Chenev Brothers and land, of Henry Rockwell, partly easterly line of South Main Street, the line runs In a northerly di­ wrritten consent of aaid Lessor. If such ron.-ent be given, then by each, to a point; thence in a westerly direction .along land of said rection about four hundred aeventy-aeven (477i feet along other auch removal shall be at the expense of the said Ijmnee. Rockwall one hundred-fifty il50i feet to a point on the said easter­ land of Cheney BroUiere and land of Henry Rockwell, partly by • It is further agreed that the Lessee shall Iia\*e the right to drill Res:. $ ^ . 9 8 ly line of South Main Street; thence in a northerly direction along each, to a point; thence in a weeterly direction along land of aaid for water and to Inetall arteeian wells on said leased premises, 112.00 Rockwell one hundred fifty (150) feet to a point on the aaid easter­ said easterly line of South Main Street to the Globe Hollow Reser­ after the location of Said well# are approved by the General Man­ Sq. Yd. Yt voir; thence easterly and southerly along the high water line of ly line of South Main fitraat: thenea in a nortlierly dirtetim along ager of aaid Towm of Mancheater. Said well* and any sppur- said Reiervotr to the said northerly line of Fern Street: thence In said saaterly Una of South Main StrMt to ths Globs HoUow lUser- tsnsneea thereto shall at the termination of this lease, become a westerly direction along the said northerly line of Fern Street to voir; thence easterly and southerly along ths high water line of laid th# property of the Town of Manchester. Famous manufacturer's first run. the point or place of beginning and containing about twenty-one reservoir to jhe said northerly litis of-|i>mTBtreet; nhenre In -a A7TD It I* Hirther agreed by the Lessee herein that It wrill giv# « TIimV tow and 91./100 (21,91) acres. westerly direction along the said northerly line of Fern Street to the th* Lessor herein written notice at least one )1) year in advanca point or Place of beginning and containing about twenty-one and of the date on which it «-llt vacate parcel .No. 2 and the westerly SECOND TRACT —For golf course "purposes. Beginning at the 91/100 (21.911 acres. Intersection of the southerly line of land of Cheney Brothers with portion of parcel No. 3 as describer) in the 3 year portion of this Isf.SM dUdi M b m U v t i l t w i the weaterly line of South Main Street the line runs In a westerly SECOND n iA C T —For golf eouraa and refreshment stand our- Isas*. And further that it will vsests all of said land at ona WOOL CARPET poaea. Beginning at a msraatone in ths northerly Hne of Line M T HYLOM ^ n r o u direction along land now or formerly‘of the Eatate of C. L. Tracy dmc. about fourteen hundred (14001 feet to a point; thence in a north- Street, said stone being at the southwesterly comer of land of ths It is further agreed that if the Lessee shall vacate parcel No. 8 NYLON > ^ T^ lT ***' weaterly directimi about two hundred (2001 feet to ,a point said Grantta herein; cocnmonly known ai the Une Street Filter Plant; aad th* westerly portion of parcel No. 3 as set forth in the three 9x12 SIZE point being about flftMn hundred (1500) feet westerly of the eatd the line runs thiince westerly along the northerly line of Lins Street jraar portion of this lease in Isss than thirty-six (36) months from S A rm r _ beeaka westerly line of South'M'sln Street: thence In a northerly direction nine hundred ten , (910) feet, more or less, to a point; tha Uns runs tk* affsctlv* data of this lease, then th* Lessor shall give to Y Ceoiss snaalng Bsss — about three hundred (3001 feet to a point; thence In s northeaster­ thence northerly four hundred fifty-eeren (457) feet, more or lees, th* Least* herein a Chedlt of 81.000 per month for each month ly direction about six hundred fifty iS50) feet to Bldwell Brook, sor along the easterly Une of property now or formerly ed Arthur B. under thtrty-slx (86) months. Said credit to be applied to th* $/IC.66 called; thence In a northerly direction about thirteen hundred Keeney to the point; thence continuing northerly one thousand sev­ naxt Installntent of rent due hereunder. For each month’ over tew ■ Moei y Gnasw (1300), feet along said brook to a |>oint; thence In a weaterly direc­ en hundred fifty (.1,750) feet, more or lass, in s straight llns to th# southeasterly comer of land of Sccitt Simon; thencs continuing thirty-six (36) months that the Lessee herein occupies Parcel No. tion at right angle to said South Main Street ibout three hundred 2 an4 the yresteriy portion of Parcel No. 3 as set forth in the thres Sexing acdoo. (800) feet to a point: thence in. a northeasterly direction about northerly along the esserly Uns of Isad of Scott Simon 1,032 feet, •JS4II more or leaa to s point; thence westerly seventy (70) feet more or year portion of tw* lease, the I,es.see herein shall pay to th# Reg. $59.98 thirteen hundred thirty (1330' feet to a'point near the southwest- Lessor herein the additional sum of 31,000. for each month of arl.v comer of ice pond, said point being about six hundred fifty less: thence northwesterly eighty-seven (87) feet, more or less, to a Choice of many desirable Ym ^ Mwayt se iIm iWM point; thencs westerly (oUr hundred seventy-three (473) feet, more occupancy. colora and patterns. (860) feet westerlv of the said westerly line of South Main Street, The Leasee'hercin agrees that when it vacates parcel No. 2 and •ImmmI arm yssr 19U all along land of Cheney Brothers; Ihence'in a southeasterly, north­ or less, to a point at the southesatsrly comer of land now or for­ r the westerly portion of parcel No. 3 a* set forth in the three year easterly and eaaterl.v direction along ire pond of Cheney' Bros, to the merly of Robert P. Knapp; thenea northarty almg the eastarty Una A f O r O B O L A of said Knapp'i land four hundred eighty (480) feet mora or leas, portion of ’this lease that It will leave said premises in as good said weaterl.v line of South Main St ; thence in a sotitherly direction condition as at the time of execution of this lea.se, excepting there­ HEAVY RUBBER along said westerly line of South Main Street atiout one hundred to a point In. the southerly Uns of Fern StPict; thmee siutarly along . RUBBER W BM s a a N the southerly line of Fern Street; than£e easterly along the aouth- from, sn Act of God. thirty il30i feet to a point; thenrr in a westerly direction along Said Lessor reserves the right to drill and InstaH Arteaian wells land of Albert and Helen M, Tedford one hundred eighty (180) feet arl.v line'of Fern Street one thousand five hundred snd thIrty-sIx 9”x!T TILE PORTABU (1,5361 feet, more or less, to l^ point which marics the northwester­ on the herein leased premises snd to enter upon said leased prem­ \ STAIR TREMS to a point:.thence southerly and parallel to the said weaterly line ises at any time to maintain, repair or replace any utilities lorated of South Main Street one hundred twenty-five (12.’n feet along land ly comer of land now Or fogmerly of one Boroskl; thencs south­ erly along the westerly Une of land now or formerly of aaid thereon, including any dariis snd or reservoir* and to expand any of aaid Tedford, fo a point; thence’ in an ea.stertv direction one hun- reservoir lorated on said premises, except that such expansion drejl eighty (180i feet' to the said wester Iv line, of South Mam Boroskl seven hundred forty-six (746) feat, mora or lass, to a point; * 1 9 9 * thence easterly along the southerly Una of land now or formerly shall not flood land on which any golf hole is located. Said Lessor 17c ea. lM ^ i c fo r ^ J Street, along said land of Albert and He'en M Tedford: theAce in a also reserves' the right to cross any of said leased premises at e Exclutivt Mafic Matt tntasns aoulherly direction, along said westerlv lire .of South Main of said Boroskl five hundred sevsnty-one (671) feet, more or laas;. ^ Fji, e Dyneoic moders ttylinf Street to the point or place of beginning and containing about to a point; thencs easterly, northeasterly and saaterly along lands any convenient point to other land of the said Lessor. 24 attractive colors. Ideal Beff. .T2c ea. aeventy-nine and 5 1 00 79 0.5 acres now or formerly of one Schteldge one thousand seven himdred and IN WITNESS THEREOF said Tpwn of Manchester has caused its for every room. WARDS OFFERS NEWEST e Full contole picturt 1 1 corporate seal to be hereto affixed, and this instrument to b* Black or brown. a Lifctims power wpply THIRD TRACT For golf course and refre.shnient stand purposes. five (1,7051 feet, more 6r less to a point; thence southerly along the westerly line of land now or formerly of one Aronson nine hundred signed and executed in its behalf, by e Aecurtliade blsct and wiiitt imafs Beginning at the intersection of the southerly line of land of Scott Simon with the easterly line of Soiilh Main isiieet the line runs in thirty-seven (937) feet, more or less, to a point; thence easterly General Manager, who is hereunto duly'authorized, and laid Man- HAND HOOKED an easterly direction along said southerly line of land of Scott along land now or formerly of said Aronson three hundred thirty- cheater Country Club. Incorporated, ha* caused its corporate sea] FALL SILHOUETTES, FINE MIDGET PRICED Simon and‘said line extended about 1300, feet to a point; thence in a nine (3391 feet, more or less, to a point; thencs southerly along ths to be hereunto affixed, and this Instrument'to he signed and exe- southerly direction about eleven, hundred (1100) . feet . to a point; westerly line of land now or formerly of aaid Aronson one thousand cuted.ih ito behalf by . Its President, 9x12 RUeS thence ip an eaaterl.v direction about five Hundred forty (.540) feet twenty-three (1.023) feet, more or less, to a point; thenea westerly' who ts heretinto duly authorized the day and year first above 21" TAME TV to a point; thence In a .southerly direction about three hundred fifty along the northerly Une of land of the Mancheater Girl Scouts, •wTiUen. FABRICS IN WOOL COATS 13.501 feet to a point: thence in a southwesterly direction about Incorporated, one hundred ninety-two and 5/10 (192.5) feet, more or leas; thencc'southsrly along the weaterly line of ' land of the SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED IN THE PRESENCE OFl three hundred seventv (370i feet In the northwest corner of. land TOW'N OF MANCHESTER $19995 of the Town of Manchester, all along other land of Cheney Brothers, Manchester Girl Scouts. Incorporated, four hundred ninety-four and 7 10 (494.7) feet, more or less, to a point;, thence easterly along By General Manager. USUALLY *4 to *9 MORE thence in a southerly direction along the westerly, line of aaid land Manchester Country Club, IncerporateB, * 5 9 ^ the southerly line of land of the Manchester Girl Scouts. Incorpo­ lof the Town of Maiichester'to the northerly line of Line Street; By • MIMft ••••MW rated. five hundred thirty-one and 7/10 (531.7) feet, more or leas to Rcff. $8.7.00 thence in a weaterly direction along said northerly line of Line Btats of Cbnnectlcut ) / Street to land of S H V. Carlson; thence northerly, westerly, north­ a point in the westerly Une of Gardner- Street; thence southerly Matching, drelgne In • AfawlHbtJ hibe slvee fcHBeiif '. ) 86. Manchester ' Date 9 ^>C»vrM erly end westerly along said land, of S. H. V. Carlson to the said along the weaterly line of Gardner Street five hundrcd,forty 1640) County ef Hartfvd .) / many alzeg. easterly line of South Mam Street; thence northerly along said feet, more or lee*, to the northerly line o f Line Street; thence west­ W ards bought months ago to get this top quality to • Ckeke •# «•!•» erly along the northerly Une of Line Street on thousand five hun­ Personallyany appeareoap]toared' , General Manager easterly line of South Main Street about ten'hundred forty (104fir of said Tojiown of Manchtster. Connecticut, signer and scaler of the sell at $21. Look at the wools'...Madrid chinchillas, feet td the point or place of beginnfr.g and containing about dred fifty-four (1.554) feet, more or less to a marestone at ths aouthea.sterly comer of Mnd of the Grantee herein; thence norther- - forgoing Instrument and acknowledged the, same to /be the free INUID LINOLEUM seventy-six and 25/100 i76 25i acres. act and deed of said Town of Manchester, in w-hose .name he has 1 0 Zibeline fleeces, tweeds, Relished blacks, wool FOltRTH TRACT For golf course and refreshment stand pur­ ly along the easterly Une of other land of ths Grantee herein five hundred seven and 2/10 (507.2) feet to a merestone; yience west- executed th# lame, and his owm free act and deed aa/sucb General poses. Beginning at * point in the northerly line of I^ne Street, Manager, before me j ' ^ |1* ■ ^ plushes, chinchillas, poodles, even fur-trim‘med w ooIg; erljv six hundred flfty-flve and 2/10 ( 855.2) feet to a mereatone; REMNANTS aaid aton^ being al-'the southwesterly comer of other land of the Notary Public. l.,essor herein, commonly known as the Line Street Filter Plant: the thence southerly four htmdred fifty snd 8/10 (450.6) fert to a mere­ ■ Sq. Yd. BEAUTIFUL NEW MOTOROU stone and the point snd place of beginning. , Slate of Connecticut Rck. $2.98 Grade Look at the styles . . . cardigan and push-up sleeves^ line runs thence along the westerly line of the "Line Street Filler Couiity of Hartford . \ Plant" four hundred fifty and fi in i4.50.6i feet to' a point; sa!id AND it is ’agreed that, if any rent shall be in arresre and unpaid slim tines, neW brief styles. Many are Milium* 21" TV CONSOLE at the expiration of thirty days after the same 14 due and payable 88 Manchester point being the northwesterly comer of the "Line Street Filler Personally appeared of Manchea- O P E N d a i l y 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. Plant." tltence in a northeasterly direction along other land of as aforesaid, or If default shall be ma'de In any of the covenants lined for lightweight warmth, comfort, Hurry to Lessor herein three hundred aeven.ty (3701 feet to a point, thence in herein contained and to be kept snd fulfilled on the part of the said ter Country Club. Incorporated, signer and sealer of the forego­ a northerly direction, about three hundrel fifty i3,50i feet to a point, Lessee, then it shall be lawfiil for the said Lessor at any time after ing Instrument and acknowle^ed the same to he the free act Wards and save dollars.'Sizes 8 to I 84 *2 7 9 Ihepce In a westerly direction about five hundged forty 1,5401 feet such neglect or default, snd without any previous notice whatever, and deed o f Said Manchester cfountry Club, Incorporated, in to a point, thence m a northerly directipn one thousand one'hun- to re-enter and take possession of said leased premises, and such whose name. Ke has executed the same, and his own free act and • TVta Nm BtyEwf dred (1,1001 feet, more or Jess, to a pbmt. thence westerly about re-entrj' snd taking possession shall end and terminate this lease, deed aa said President, before me. j ye ope hundred ninety-two and 5 10’ (192.51 feet'to a point, 'thence AND the said Lessee docs covenant to pay to tha said Lessor . Notary Public.' ! % northerly one thousand thirty-two i,l,032\ feet, hiore or leasl to a the said yearly rents as hereinbefore specified, snd further that It SEunON 2—This ordjngnce shall take effect ten (10) days after A M a ik ih es ter , • pffBnw ncB In •! point, thence westerly seventy i70i feet, more or less, to a point, wrill not, .during said term, assign or uniierlet said premises-or any publication in the Manchester Herald as having been adopted by ON SALE 10 DAYS ONLY.;; ASK ABOUT thence northweateri.v eighty-seven i8Ti feet., more or leas, to a part thereof without the permiision in writing of the aaid Lessor the Board of Directors. . point, fhence westerly four hundred aeveAt.v-lhree i473) feet, more This ordinance shall take effect ten ( lOj days after thia publi- or less, to a point at the aoutlieaaterly edrner of land, now or for­ and will not occupy the aaid premissa for any purpose other than , h WARDS CONVENIENT MONTHLY these herein apeclfied without 4s-rittan consent of the aaid Ltas*. cktion in this newspaper provided that within ton (10) days after Mitts merly, of Robert P. Knapp; thence northerly along the easterly line And the aaid Leasee doea hereby further agree to do no wraste, . thlk publication o f t)^ . ordinance a petition signed by not less of said Knapp's land four hundred eigjity (480) feet, mpre Of leas, than five (5) per cent of the electors-of the town, as determined MENT PLAN. to a point In the southerly line of Fern (Street; thence easterly along neither cut'down any t^ee wjthout permiMlon of Laaaor, .^except as FACTORY STORE hereinafter set forth, nor do any damage to anjt tree or any from the latest <>fflci|t]. lists of the Registrars of Voterk, has not TRIPll ^sroufs the southerly line of Ffrn Street one (tioii«ar.d five hundred and been filed with the T^wn Clerk requesting Its reference to a spe­ thirty-iix (1,538) feet, mora or leas, ai a point which marks tlie property except aq, hereinafter aet forth. , AND the aaid Lusetldoea htrtbj^ further agree to comply with cial Town eIe,ction. tial’ MAIN ST.— MI 3-6771 northwspteriy comer of Isad, now or formerly, of one Boroskl; ^ Gilbert C. Barnes, Secretary thence soutksrly along the westerly line of land; now or formerly, and to. conform to all the laws of tha fitata o f ^hnccttcut, and tha 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE., of MANCHESTER ftRECN by-Iawa. rules, regulstloiui e f ths Team, within which the pram* ■ ' ' * Board of Directors M asid BoreiskI, seven hundred forty.six (748) feet, more or less, to ’ V- •. Towm of Manchester, ConnMticut, a point; thence easterly alonV the sotitherly line of land, now or for­ Ises- hereby leased are rttuatad, relating te health, insurance, fire, * higjiwaya and sidewalks, so far as tha premissa bsrsbj). laisad are, DaUd at Manchester, Connecticut, this 11th dky of September, B.F.Goodrich Ti res merly, of said' Boroakl, five hundred seventy-one (571) feet; mora 1957. . or 1814 to a potoU Uunea-«utacly, norUMuUriy iumI Metarly jObiur 8T. may.bg eoaeantod. §58 to stv tto Vuitir .YmlW t w fiS Advt.Na.a8S. I i MANCHESTER lEVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1967 PAGE SIX IIANCHESTEB e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CONN- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1957 PAGE SEVEN

tunity—for tha peaceful liberation o f Mayors, sounded' yesterday al­ must o f neceaatty be very more interesting conflict, for ware !Mrs. P. Lahrmltt, Emil Hot- Mri. Irving Tworaey, William Rockville-Vemon kowskl, Wlmmial Frederlch, Ed­ Officers Installed Zimmerman, and Fronds Cowan, of Eastern Europe." most as though ha were already wasteful and expensive. How Dodd, had to be one between his much water ia used for per­ personal ambition and l|li friend­ Droodles First wsrd Msttia and George Elderkin. delegates; Mrs. Arthui; Johnson, HEMUCR Aiken “ aaebmed” that tha Gen­ once again on the outside looking Connecticut Alderman Hiller, Mrs.' Lehrmitt pubUdty; Mrs. ‘nomOs Quinn and £npmtt0 ?prali sonal drinking ^ach day? Pos­ ship for Senator tVlIliam Purtell. By ROOEB PBIOB By Buckley PTA eral Aaaembly was met "not only in, with hia hose pressed agalnat sibly one quart. How much water Strong rumor had it In the sum­ Eight Directors Are Renamed and Flsmm were named to a spe­ Mrs. H a iry Schwab, 'membership; PUBUSHKD b y thjs Showing Mrs, Isadora Raddlng, legislature; K PRDJTINQ c».. m a to expre.ss our moral disapproval, the. glass. "W e want to make ‘an­ ia distributed by the ayatem per mer of 1952, before the Hartford cial committee to study the cloa-- Officers for the coming year In IS Blnell Street YaiTikee Ing of the town books by the 'r-'. ,=. Mr. and' Mrs. Colvin ^tetneker, but to see whether we can do gels.' out of the ‘buma,’ but we day ? Probably at least two barrels County congressional nomination Mencbetter Zona. Selectmen to the Vernon Taxpay­ ifi 1 iT* .. , the Buckley School PTA have been room parents; Mrs. Lebro Urbsn- THOMAS F. FKRO08ON something to help:” can’t be Santa Claus like some of full per capita. Fluorldizing the By A. H. O. opened up. that Dodd was con­ To Chamber of Commerce Wa l t e r r fero u son town water supply means that an sidering bolting hla own . party in DODGE 1957 ers Bureau. officially initalled. etti, cafeteria for September and Publletien these big names,” he said aome- October; and Mr. and Mrs. George It remains to be seen whether enormous amount of the medicine order to campaign for the Repub­ School Assn, to Meet Previotsoly-tlBcted officers who touiuied October 1. lesi Even while we were engaging in Moines, program. 4- Aiken spoke for a majority of what wistfully. will be entirely wasted In such uaea lican Purtell. Now, apparently, he Rockville, Sept. 12 (Spoclal)-^*m the town clerk's office and will ’The Rural Vernon School Assn, 00 The newly electeU Board ai Dlrec took office at Mohday night's '"W h a t’s the difference" has PINE PubUibed Ever; Evening Except the members of the General As­ Meanwhile, the Brookljm Dodg­ as laundries. In the baths, for very preliminary discussions of Is willing to try to take Purtell’a POWER be demonstrated to any voter gat' will hold its first meeting o f the I and HMdATA Entered at-the tore of the Rockville .^ea Cham­ urdsy. meeting su-e Mrs. Maurice Willey, been adopted os the theme, for the washing floors, and automobiles, potential nominees for a year from seat from him, which la the way school year Monday at 8 p.m. In ..flee a: Mancbeatcr. Coon.. a» sembly. Some of them, perhaps, ers, In the enviable position of ber of Commerce emUUna eight president; Dr. Harold Dsvey, 'vlcq coming yesir for officers and club, j Claaa Mail Matter. and 'for watering lawns and gar­ of politics. Lurking In the back­ Warned for Violation Vernon Elementary School. P ar­ PHARMACY SUBSCRIPTION RATES prefer to. have Hungarj- as a hot being bid for by both L»a Angeles now, there haa been movement In WAGON members of the Board which extat- A, Warning Was Issued yesterday ents of children attending thla president; Evetett Anderson, 864 Oeater St,— TeL M l 9-M14 Payable In Advance ____ dens, And the nrvany Other non- ground. however, la the possibility TRAIN KILLS BOY, 8 and biimlng lasue than to have and New 'York, are kept busy lot­ drlnklng purposes. —• the candidatorial field. ^ before reorganization of the to Earl J. Campbell for four al­ school as well os those attending treasurer; and Mrs. Ralph Bel- that, should Dodd lose In hla ef­ Chamber a year ago. luiirdo, secretary. Stamford, Sept. 12 (A5—Three- One Year .... SU.M Hungary free. ting up the figures In an effort Perhaps “you would alao like to Tom Dodd, who first followed up fort to gain the Democratic nom­ 4 Wheel Drir* leged sanitary violations at hia Rt. the kindergarten and first grade Six Montha ... 17.76 All eight were reelected, while 30 establishment. classes at Vernon Center, are Other officers, who have been year-okl Lanel Ryl atood, rooted PINE LENOX to determine which city would of­ learn of another report on fluo- hla defeat, by the 1956 Elselthower ination, the bitter party fight In­ Throe Montha . S.90 During the hot days of the Hun­ Pickup Trucks E. Fenton Burke and Edward Arthur F. Huntington, deputy urged to attend. appointed, also Were Installed. by terror, as a New Haven Rail­ One Montb ... . 1.30 fer the most profits, ridizatlon, a newly published book; tide with a proclamation of hla volved might still Work to the Wtok.T ...... 30 garian revolution itself United Moriarty became the only new ad­ health officer, aaid he haa given The. following school officials They Include Mrs. Edwin Doughty, road train’ bore down on him yM- PHARMACY .06 “The American Fluoridation Ex­ benefit ot Purtell. hospitality; Mrs. William Gabbey terday. He was still standing, bn •Ingto Copy .. Stales policy at least toyed with . But to the fans In Brooklyn, periment,” by G. lx Waldbbtt, wlllingneas to take over the task ditions. Campbell 24 hours to correct con­ will be presented at the meeting: 399 E. Center SL-t-MI .9-0890 No sooner had Dodd proclaimed and Mrs. H arry Lloyd, library; the tracks, his hands over his ears, MEMBER o r the Idea of a strong and sensa­ even this Is encouraging. They had M. D. and F. B. Elxner, D. The of reorganizing and revitalizing CHORCHES Newly elected members of the ditions In the barber shop and in Raymond E. Ramsdell, s'uperin- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hla candidacy than former Senator Board were announced today by the dry cleaning store located In tendent of schools; Arthur M att­ Mrs. Eldword Higgens, child study; when It struck"*»iHilUett him. A n ­ tional move. This would have been thought they had already lost qut Devon Adair Co„ New York. These the Detnocratlc party in the state The Aaaoclated Praaa la exclualvely — a willingness which reflected Bill Benton barged Into the pic­ ‘Ohoet Looking for Hla Sheet’ MOTORS ■Vincent A. Choate, executive sec­ buildings owned by Campbell, son, principal of Maple Street and Mrs. Carson Manchester and Mrs. other boy, aged flvs,. walking with an titled to the uae ot republlcatlon- ol for us to say to Ru.ssia that we to Los Angeles, Now, it appears, doctors have made very thorough ture. praising Dodd, RIbicoff and Robert Johnson, ways and means; him, leaped out of the w ay In time. Rekd Herald Adyo. ail Dcwa diapatchea credited to it, or analysis of fluoridlzation and iqr hla apparent feeling that the party I'm not aure, but my g u a a a 80 Oakland St.— Mandheater retary o f the Chamber. Campbell was also given 30 days Verhon Center Schools; and Miss the . Rockefeller and Brown an­ Lee as possibilities for the nomina­ Elecjed for three ■ year terms rot otherwiac credited in tliia paper would draw our troops back In one thing, point out that the- hierarchy had somehow been less would be that the Ghoat In thla to correct alleged violations at the Helen McCarthy, principal of Ver­ I?"'" and aiao the local newa pebllahed here tion. but also making himself were: Ralph H. Gibson. Kenneth All tighta of republlcatlon of apecial Europe if Ru.ssia would draw hers nouncements, coming like home- amount of fluoridfa taken into the than completely Malous Ir Its Droodle haa a big problem. He grocery store where he ia erecting non Elementary School. diapatchea herein are alao reaerved support of his own candidacy — available. This, we think, adds to probably made a date to take hla Hovland, Seabury Lewie, Herman an addition. Miss McCarthy will introduce back. That would have left Hun­ runs In the last of the ninth, have human system through public the gaiety of the state scene, with­ water systems cannot be con­ haa now decided to go after an­ ghoul friend to an exclusive chain Olson and Lawrence Scranton. A A stop-order recently Issued to each of - the teschera, following Fun aervice client o( N. E. A. Serv­ gary free, as Hungary would be sent the contest Into extra innings. out requiring us to alter our pre­ tie for the sixth poaition for a ice. Inc. trolled, and when excess amounts other homination first, with re­ rattling party in a haunted night Campbell by Huntington, who ia which members will be invited to Pttbllanera RepreaenlaUvea; The free, tomorrow. It Russian troop.s organization ot the party perhaps vious guess that the Democratic club and since he can’t find hla You dan I n s a d to pay 3-year member occurred between also building inspector, was re­ go to their children’s rooms where Jullua Malheira Special Agency — New are taken Injiirlnua re.sulta occur. senatorial nominee will be one of should go. But we were unwlilling Yours very truly, an Indirect result of hla possible sheet she’s going to .tell him that Mathew Allen and Malcolm 'ITiomp- leased when the owner agreed to teschera will explain their plans Volk, Chicago. Detroit and Boaton. three men, RIbicoff, Lee or Bow­ $2S0 to$3 0 0 for MIImBER a u d it BUREAU OF to offer It then, and we are pre­ J. C. Owens triumph In that quest. she'll never spook to him again for I Bon. abide by the building code require­ for the year’s school work. CIRCULATIONa______les. But, like the Dodd candidacy aa long aa they don't live. Of Elected for 2-year terms were: ments. Registration for memberahip sumably unwilling to offer It now, Open Forum His announcement of candidacy, clashing with a friendship with Osmond J. Liebe, John Mason, Ed­ The Herald Printing Company Inc., •Not the ’Time' course, what he should do is call Sacred Heart Committees will be held, from 7:30 to 8 p.m. even though It represents some­ in fact, contains a certain de­ Purtell, the Benton availability ward Moriarty, Nat N. Schwedel aaaumea no nnandal reaponalblllty lor To the Editor. her (ghost to ghost) and offer aev- INCONSPICUOUS Mrs. Paul Anderson, president of Mrs. .Kran Kilpatrick la again typograpnlcal errorn appearing in ad- I'nnereeaary fiance of the party ' leadership. whips some old senliment.s around. and Edward Zahner. thing that Is inevitable, or, at The housing shortage, one of the rral excuses like, "I can’t make It the Ladie.a of the Sacred Heart, has president of the 'association. vemaamaiita and other reading mailer To the Editor. This comes In hla asseHJon that As a matter of fact, Benton, Bow­ . QUALITY HEARING AIDS One-year board memblVs elected In Tba Mnnchaater Evanlng Herald. least, the only eventual alterna­ rea.suns for building the Silver the 1958 nomination will 'not be tonight dear. I ’ll be busy aitting announced the following commit­ Hospital Notes FABULOU May I commend your ve;y able les- and Lee are all three located are: George Brigham, E. Fenton Lane Homes project, haa not eased up with a dead friend," or "Ddn't tee chairman appointments; Mrs. Admitted ye.sterdny; George Dlaaiay aovertlalat ctoatns hourai tive to having Russia and the editorial of Sept. 6 on the subject decided by any party minority in qp Just about the same political Burke, C^harlea Chilberg, Russell up. I f anything, it has become more expect me over as I'm going to Edwsrd Masker, ways and mss ns; Lamson, Baker Rd.. Vernon Cen­ rbr?MaMAr—1 p.m. Mday. United States fight each other In of fluoridation of the town water smoke-filled rooms, but by the wavelength, with all kinds o f link­ Hartmann, Ralph Upm an and For Siagdi>-1 p.m. Mooday. acute. '■ majority rank and file memberahip have an apparition.” or "See you Mrs. Paul Mlaselwltz, youth activi­ ter. For wedneada^l p. jbl Tueaday, Europe. The best >ve did achieve supply. Something that aeema to ages back and fourth among them, In a f*w years. I ’m Joining the John Sweeney. ties; Mrs. John Hsrtl, sltsr; Mrs. Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Bar­ For IMraday—1 p. dl wadneaday. have been overlooked however la That is why the residents of that o the party. That spells out pri­ ad that we wouldn't venture to Fbr tT'ldar—1 Pi m. Ilniraday. last fall 'was a seriea of high aa- project would find it more than Marine corpse." Incidentally, If you The 18 elected menibere will Geno Cosadei, program; Mrs. Rob­ bara Schneider and son. 57 Law­ that the beneficial effects of fluo­ mary, and means that Dodd, un­ guess whether all three will go eOcn ibtwdrid’t lirsasi ssllliii For aaturday—1 p a . fYthe age ^ of remove his .National Guard, or at from the use of flqorides. unfurled. | h The committee met thla week MANCHESTER I P.M. to 8 P.M. least to use it on the aide of the the earth’e crust should be fixed Use of these preparations be- to consider possible dates for the at 4.5 billion years, which la just come.s a strictly personal mat­ Red bloom o f love come to my celebration of the incorporation of federal law instead o f against it. home ■ how It feels on aome days. On ter and will not Involve pub­ the town in October 1808. and Uttle Rock will go back to lic expen.se for Installation of Unclo.se sweet heart before you The ipoih anniver.sary of the other days, it I«?l» older,> .j. ,, tha plan o£:ie!tbdiiAl t ^ t (Jostljf ,^'>jjpparatua for the; roam . - I 'founding'of the towm Avae marked That la Uie estimated, •ia of continued purchase of fhioride.s Reveal the seoreU Nature knows, ,50 years ago by an entire week PUBLIC MARKET tion. its own school authorities had the crust. The cooling proceaa nor for its continued applica­ Fulfill vour mi.ssion. lovelv rosel of celebration. originally scheduled. It has to be Marion M. Marcy . 803-805 MAIN STREET which permitted the crust to form tion and the additional supervi.sion Various ideas being discussed that way, and ..the hope ia that of the water supply to insure that irs MORE THAN A CONVENIENCE! OUR NIGHT REPOSITORY for the coming celebration Include Governor Faubua )iaa come to real- may havs^taken 500,000,000 years, only the proper amounts are per­ I-'OR.MOS.\ E.\PORTS SUGAR | a parade, pageant, dance and lee I t f- which would mean that ,it was a mitted to enter the water system. Taipei. Formosa ■ Formosa’s j thanksgiving ceremony. The full 5 billion years ago that earth Another thing- that should be exports in 1956 were worth |130,- committee \W11 welcome id eoon d Perhape such % final outcome FREES YOU FROM WORRY AND THE ACTUAL UANGER OF had its original cosmic spawning. thought about la that to medi­ 000.000. They Included 7.50,000 tons JF suggestions from the townspeople. will do something to alleviate the of sugar an-stem -damage that has been done, at be sent to the chairman. for us. The scientists are willing home and abroad. A t home, the LOSS BY FIRE, THEFT or HOLDUP ,\ew Building Front Set to take ua back that far, and then 'The 4-.story building at 7 W. damage has been to raise the hopes they desert ua. They will not tell Main St., formerly known aa the of the more violent segregationlstli Journal Building, will receive a ua how or why there was thla In various aectlona of tha South complete renovation of the ground •pawning o f earth, 5 billion yeara Research— Basic Tool f o r . a concerted, laat-ditph fight floor to contain four new stores, It ago. And they are not going to Now ...Y o u Can Make Bank Deposits was announced today. agalnat integration, 'WbAt violence tell ua how long this global ex­ Ally. Edwin M. Lavitt, repre­ there has been 1q locations far (or Successful Investing senting the owners announced the periment is going to last Into the from Littla Rock, in the past "fare-lifting” plans today aa the future. How can you select the securities that best meet your week, may .certainly be credttbd building changed hands. Norman individual naads? 'What companies, in what industries, B. Chase and Herbert Letbman in part to 'the sudden Bpectacle p( But one emeu aervice they do IRIGHTW OOD FRESH. LEAN IRIGHTWOOD SMALL LEAN D CURED perfonn. For the moment their have the beet prospects for the yeara ahead? When ia have assumed ownership of the a Southern governor using armed building, formerly owned - by Sol ■tatistlc rings in our head, wa ex- force to thwart the Supreme a particular stock attractively priced for immediate Lavitt and Harry Lelbraitn, father PORK SHOULDERS FRESH HAMS SMOK SHOULDERS parlenca soma alight difficulty at­ Court purchase? of Herbert and father-ln-lqw of taching eosmle Importance to Chase. Abroad> tbe damage has been Sheaiaon, H ammill believes that Researchand only what la going to happen today, or The building, Lavitt said, tVill almost unspeakable, and will live Reeeareh— can give you reliable answers to questions have a new front beginning at the tomorrow, or next week, or even lb. on, in some p a rt beyond any solu­ like these. SuperkM resesu-ch is based on continuous sidewalk line adjacent to Bonan’s next year. y^ Restaurant and extending to the tion o f thla speciflo controvaray. study of economic conditions, industries, and individual Market St. corner. The extended 4 to 8. LIm. As-erage About 10 Lbs. Averags 4 to 8 Lbs. Average W e ^ only writhe when a Oom- oompaniea.. Field trips and close contact with manage­ front structure will contain four muniat puppet like Kadar of Hun­ Eztim Inningd ment help uncover profitable investment opportunities. stores, 20 feet wide by 75 feet deep gary taunta ua with tha Burface To find out how quality Research can help improve and a modem entrance to the of­ During the past month or so, fices on the second floor. facts of the peat week. t our inveetment position, Contact: Fancy Fresh Ch6ice Cuts baseball writers have said of The only tenant offecteSi by the But painful as such vulnerabil­ the Brooklyn Dodgers that they EDWARD W. KRASENICS, Manogtr modernization plans la shoe builder ity abroad may be, tha'^ propa­ John Loalbo, who will move from X Of weren't going anywhere thla year, Dressed Native ganda advantage Involved for our his first floor location. The remain­ except to Loa Angelei. Now, it Communist rivals In tha world la der of the first floor haa been va­ may be, they are not even going cant since Paul Sweeney, publisher, only a side angle to the main hearson ammill . there. S , H t Co moved the Journal Publishing Co. problem. y»Hl( fwtfwvig* Two announoemanta yesterday, to other quarters. Market St. The main problem—the terrible stores In the building will not be unrelated apparently except for *13 Main Street, Manchester • Mitchell 3-1S71 POULTRY problem—tbe moat fateful prob­ affected by the changes, Lavitt the effect they may have on where aald. lem mankind has aver faced or the Dodgers play in 1958, brought y^ Tbe building was formerly own­ ever will face la thla problam of unbounded Joy to Flatbuah. y^ ed by Sweeney and sold to Lavitt membera of the. human race learn­ and Lelbman about two years ago. ing to live together. Unleaa we can On# came from Nelson Rocke­ John Macchl, Hdrtford consult­ CDYFDC Ready For Pan feller. who said ha has been work­ ■ IV 1 CRVm E a c h ^ l e 5 9 solve thla problem, nothing else ing engineer. Is preparing drawings . / ing since mId-Auguat to perauade for the renovation work, which will matters, because this alone can Boneless Chuck the Brooklyn management to keep begin as soon as contracts can be destroy us. For a nice pot roat All wool tweed White leather trhn the Dodgers In Brooklyn. The oth­ let. Lavitt said. The Main St. stores have not We hive no time to solve It, and er came from the New York City EAST HARTFORD TELEPHONE BU 9-9851 yet. we are not going to solve It In BUSINESS OR PERSONAL been leased, although several CHICKEN PART3 corporation counsel. Pater C. prospects ars being considered, CHUCK STEAKS classic Goafe zibeKne car coiits a hurry. We have to settle for Brown. He aaid, in a legal opinion,, Lavitt said. ^'ery tender. progre.ss. and for the hope that y^ The H erald. maintains an office WINGS '! Lb. 29c that the city could acquire land for Yes, Saturdays, Sundays, holidays— any lime of thy day or night— we of­ y^ v M h deep plush pile Bome mercy upon us will let such resale to the Dodgers for a sta­ an the second floor of the budding. with white pile linings fer our customers the convenience and security of making' bank deposits with > Flu Vaccine Expected progress and will to progress as dium. Brief Originals MEATir LEGS i/ ■ Lb. 69c’ HAMBURG linings in red or,white! we can demonstrate stave off the the most modem depository equipment. Mrs. Virginia J. Yaokulko, su­ Fresh irround, makes a nice meat loaf. and hyitton-on hood collars! There are reports that Rocke­ perintendent of Rockville City Hos­ reckoning. deeignit feller le not a Dodger fan. In fact, pital, announced today that a sup­ MEATY BREASTS Lb 79c there le aome suspicion he hai ply of Asiatic flu vaccine la expect­ SftocicUly The big counter-balanced hinged door for bags and other bulky packages ed at tha hospital within a few Ground never munched a hot dog in any CHUCK BEKF Another Route To Freedom? is equipped with a special corrugated key lock. Each customer is also furnished days. NECKS and BACKS 4 Lba 25c Lean and freah. major league park. His fntereat la for tfi* Tbe. vaccine will be available to It was not exactly polite of Ire­ with a key locked deposit bag. hospital employes, to be adminis­ d s said to he civic. He doesn't think pUR OWN MAKE PUIlE PORK SMAXL V land to take the moment United New Ybrk ought to go unrepre- siwft'W aiffMi ter^ by their own physicians, ahS 1 sold. States diplomacy was driving for eented In the National League. ’ ■ ■ •' ./■■ j 1 3 4 : In addition to (he door, there is an envelope slot with a hinged lid. This is a M n . Tsakulka sold the hospital LINKSAUSAX E 7 U. 79c tha “ultimate" freedom of Hun­ Aa for Corporation Counsel WOITMHI ordered the vaccine some months TURKEYS Lh. 49c DUR OWN MAKE PURE FORK / Valua* gary through the moral force of feature which many of our customers appreciate— a quick, handy way to make Brown, for all we know, he la a ago. U.8. Grade A Extra Fancy, From 10 Lbs. Up, Drawn Weight, SAUSAGE MEAT the United Nations to point out Giant fan. But In ruling that the ordinary envelope deposits at any hour of the day or night. A qupply of envelopes Asiatic flu vocclns is not other­ u,. 59c 25 that there might be e much shorter city could condemn the downtown wise available In Vernon, accord­ and deposit slips for making such deposits will be furnished on request. ing to Dr. Joseph J. Krieton, town The versatile go-everywhere classic route to freedom for Jiungary. 98 Loden style with an exciting new Brooklyn site proposed for a new 12 ) health officer. Just Received Fresh Shipment Of Seafood But countries which maintain a Dodger stadium If It were found However, the vaccine is expect­ coat... now smarter than ever! Ipok and feel! Luscious wool and sort of neiitraUity In the cold war "substandard and Insanitary." his All deposits— bags and envelupe»—drop through a chute into a steel receiv­ ed to be available In greater quan-;, Rich textured tweed with I mohair zibeline, con^asted with are like that; they follow their inVere.st may have been in pleasing ing safe, imbedded in concrete, inside the bank. titles In the near future, he added. own patterns o f thought. A t thatj tt^e, the doctor said, it Barrymore collar, push-up sleeves his superiors, all of whqm seem Whether you’re a ca­ would be advisable te consider a white leather collar, white toggle What Frank Aiken, Irish min­ to be Dodger fans these days. reer girl or homemaker, program for administering the vac­ ... lined from collar to hem with closings... warmed inside with ister for foreign affairs, suggested Of the two announcen'ients. the hei-e ia a dress essen­ For detailed information about this after-hours depository service, ask any teller. cine to town employes, school tial to your fall ward­ at the United • Nations, as de­ one frdm Rockefeller Is getting the teachers and possibly school chil­ cuddly-warm, deep plush rayon white deep-plush rayon pile lihing. robe! I t ’s a smartly tai­ dren. r bate on the Hungarian reso­ moat attention. After all, hla ia a lored sheath with but­ H e would be In favor o f chll(|ren pile. Gray with red or white pile lution opened, was that the United Neat button-on collar converts magical name. iWhen pronounced ton front, 44 sleeves, being examined by . J E S -S O rE A S GLEE CLUB BRAND Nations General Assembly adopt a slowly, It sounds like gold coins roomy pockets and flat­ sicions for allergies, TOMATO lining. Misses' sizes. Terrific values into a hood. Charcoal, medium tering neckline. A vail­ 3 Abboti^s resolution which would do some­ clinking together I In addition, he | Iflg the vaccine, Dr. able In gray, blue or Member of Both Fedemi Deposit Insunuice Corporation « Member Federal Reserve Syetem C^ffsiSL at this low price! or light gray. 7-15. thing more Jhan deplore the lark i.s credited with persuading hia fa-1 He noted that t’«e vaccine serves as 2 c n . 29c brown wool flannel. a good protection for six to 10 CATSUP of freedom for Hiingaj y, whi< h ther, Jolfn D. Rockefeller Jr., to. Quality Products Sizes 12-20, 14’.3-22 Vs- months. SEAFAIRTUNA W'ould, in fact, do something jKiai- buy and present to the United Na- Voter’s Hesalon Haturday Real Gold 79e tlve about gaming freedom for tloijs Ua present East River site. ’The ladl.fuU aesstoh for maMng Pocked A t Noonfc, Conn. 2 b o u . 3 5 c Can 3 5 c Use Our Hungary. And if he could play such a voters will be. held at the Town Convenient The raaolution ha suggested Clerk’s office Saturday from 9 large part In getUag tha United a.m. to 8 p.m. ’This is the lost aos- les-so '^-tSc Cloin Chewd«r, con 45c would have the General Assembly 3 n .o o KRAFT m a yo n n aise Nations for Manhattan, It SMma elon before election at which F h h i call t«e tha “ fair and reasonable he ought to b e .a b ^ .to keep t^e those' now eligible' may become SPECIAL Bage-Allea Bast Hart- 895, MAIN STREET Clofii Cokes . . eon 4 ^ - 7 . * r drawing back” of both Russian Dodgers In Brooklyn. ford, ia Tneaday votena. . , EUPHRATES RREAD A i^ort, m ccloi scaolan wlU.be iNathan 19e OS Regular Price and American troops from the cen­ Aa a result, the/Joy in Brooklyn throaghJBotivtay M * WAPERETTES Bm. to B:M'0 .06 .1 A t - hold Dct. 6 from 10 a.m. to 13 night ter o f Europe. la being matched only by t the 'A Greater Bank fbr a Greater Manehofter** Lobstor Snack OPfN fY f«y Tin f P.M, day ontU S:S* F noon for those residenta who be­ Hale 890 ‘nUs, . if it could bt brought igloom Iq Los .^geles. Tliat eitjrir come eligible after Saturday imd a»49e Sprnod . . .. . ccpi 32e Pint 35c fROUteS 8 OMd 15) about, WDiifd "provlile an oppor- mayor. Norris Pouls^n, In New before Oct. B. ' A voting moeblnt .U wi display tunlty-x-pcrhapa the-'only oppor­ York for the National

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Its regular meeting tomorrow at vises the, sixth .degree will he exem­ , ed to hold Its regular seml-montli- the Midget Football League games ellng-off process begins. Ilia next tha .Dayton Joibnal Hamid for AH Sarvie* Buraau 'avants ara Season's First at Charter Oak Field, besides par- Town Chess Club which Will he considered were the Community. Hall at 8 p.ni., plified on the M Pomona Deputy Harry Kitchlng. ’ open Tue.sday, September 17, at the Junior Marching Band, spon-j tirged to attend and new members There are 465 more itudente now^ doughnuts for alKvoters at every band mny do so hv attending the slight Increase, guch as Bucl^ey’s Junior end senior high school level. and in the newapaper syndicate of the Public School," 'Disarma­ t(i!n, N.J., w »8 afrested on a chau'ge latlng rules of the road. PoUe* local secretary Nfiss Mary Ted^ord the Bolton Community Hall. All enrolled In the Manchester public Organiutions, aponsored by the Bolton, S*pt. 12 ( Special I—The« .senl a program of exhibition' election since 1952.\. sored Jointly by the Fire and Po­ next rehearsal • Tuesday at the are cordially Invited. 652 as compared tp 644. Some 1909, died di< Tuesday. of not setting the hand brake on advises. j other classes start this Saturday. business since Beatrice Fox Auerbach" Founda­ ment and International .Security," said that Vietts pulled out to pass uinuiu mitAery thool, gponaored by.| shooting. ' The booth Will alao^erve as Re­ lice Athletic As,sn.. and the Rec­ East Side Rec.reation Center. In­ This meeting will consist of ths aehool system than there were last showed a deefeaae auch aa Bbwers. One of his two sons, John F. J r. Is her car yesterday. Police said she September M. Register now for and "The Role of the Public a trailer truck aa it tutned lata A buffet" supper with food sup- The Bolton subordinate has been publican headquarters touring the reation Depiurtment, whs held struments needed are as follqw.s: election o f officers and a discus­ year. which dropped from 7(W to 666, and tion, will offer Connecticut women parked on' an elevated ahoulder of the P w k Department, wnll be held, private or class Instnietlon. Phone editor and publisher of the Elk­ Library.” Leaders in these and Depot Square and collided with tha at the Elementary School ehootinR j plied by about .38 participating j invited to neighbor with Hebron on election. Mrs. Donald XTedford. Tuesday afternoon at the East Ba.se drum, snare drum, rlarlBcl.s, sion of club activities for the com­ According to figurea released Highland Park, which dropped ^eaths^^ast Night hart, Ind.. Truth. Dilla waa bom the opportunity to attend and the Merritt Parkway to walk her Tue.sday. It also has an invitation MI 9-1.33.8. othef fields will, gttend xhe ses­ truck. range Saturday beginning at 3 p.m. | families will he served cliih mem- i committee chalnnan. expats to Side Recreation Center, French horh, trombone and liaxo- ing year. Play will follow Immedi­ today by Arthur H. Illing, superin­ from 247 to 237. In Dixon, III. participate in discuasions of topics dog. and the car rolled back, cross­ to participate In a pancake sup­ sions and present their views on Charles H. Kraft, 81. of Now John Garibaldi, in.'^tnirlor in the; hers and their guests. Dancing will announce the headquartersX-tele- This band, under the direction phone. ^ ately after the business meeting. tendent of schools, the exact num­ The Silver Lane School dropped By THE ASSOt’lATED PI^SS which affect their lives .and those the topics under discussion. ed all four lanes of the parkwey. per sponsored by We.st Hartford Should anyone wiah further In­ Haven, driving tha tractor-traUsr. archery program, made the an­ follow in the Civil Defense shelter ptione number and the llsr\ of of Robert Johns, 'was organized ber of students which the Board out of the picture completely. Its SNET STOCK ISSUE J, of their families. The fall program will get under­ hit a fence, and crossed the lanes Grange On Wednesdey night. Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ formation regarding the Junior Marinette, Wls.—Robert B. said that he w as making a lift at the school during the evening workers in the near future, I last year for children not yet In SR30.0o6 , D ^ A G E . s p i t of Education estimated would be place was taken by the Orford Vil­ IVhether it be a problem close way with a session on "How-To- again, gllficing off only two of the nouncement today. i ton correspondent. Doris M. Marching Band, call Jim Herdic, Goodman. 86. a pioneer hic^inodem New Haven. Sept. 12 —Di­ tiUTi Into the square w b rasm etU Idembera of the two archery i hour.s. Iveyturer, Miss Grace Tedford hap "Voter-making Seaston I high school who would like to be Bristojl. Sept 12 (Ah -The parents attending Manchester schools, 9.- lage School, which has 47 students. to home like "Knowing Your Pre- Plan-It" for United Nations Day fast-movuig cars. .p'ltalla, telephone Mitchell S-.3545. .superintendent' of recreation or forest management in the' jjnited rectors of the Southern New Eng­ swung out alongalde him and. M I * The afternoon events, as well as , received an invitation to attend of­ Prospective voters will have i a member of a marching band. I of 7-vear-old Michael Dalke filed 490-jSj:e now enrolled. The total figures by grades Teens” or a dlacusaion-i>n "Dis­ cluba, Beaus and Arrows aiid Bol-1 Wally Fortin, program director of States, died Wednesday. Hi> was land Telephone Co. yesterday ap­ programs oh Tuesday, Sept. 24 ed to clear the side of the track- ton N 'A i^ era . are eligible to com­ dancing in the evening, are open' ficers' Night at .S o 'n ie rs bn their last regular opportimtty to Tlie band, fully uniformed by the; an 88.30.000 damage suit yes- 'rata figure Includes 2.575 stu­ show that two more years of rela armament and International from 10 a m. to noon in the club- MAID HELD FOR THEFT Vietts crossed the double whlta .8^ATiON EXPORTS BILLION the Recreation Department. the last survivor'of the family of proved issuance of l,400,0w pete in a achedule of competitive, In the public The groups hope that; Wcdne.sday This program i.s al.so be made local voters on Saturday Fire and Police Athletic A.ssn..; terdav as a result of injuries he dents at the high school, an In­ lively small classes will be gisdu Robert Franklin Goodman, found­ shares of capital stock, at a par Security,” the Service 'Bureau's rooms, 9.36 Main Sit. Hartford. Norwalk, Sept, 12 (Ah — Police lines on the highway as he townspeople will turn out to oh-' open to all other Grangers who at the Community Hall from 2 American aviation exports in has played In the Memorial Day 1 suffered when hit by s truck last crease over last year’s 2,469, At sted from Manchester High School. 1957-58 program offers lively events. Garibaldi said six medals,' 4 MILLION STI:DY PIANO er of the Goodman Lumber Co., value of $25 a share, subject to A non-profit educational re­ arrested a 46-year-old maid, Mrs. tempted to pass, police eald. - three trophies and other pnres will serve the activities in this phase of wtsh to attend. until .1 p m. 19,36 eh<;eeded a billion dollars for Parade, Broad Brook Fireman's | I year The defendants were ths Barnard Junior High School there T3ie present Junior cla.ss has 416 one of the nation's leading pro­ a^roval of the Public Utilities meetings on timely topics. source organization, the Service Ruth Weaver of Norwalk, on a Vietts told police that ha be awarded. 1the park departments recreation The annual sessions of the State Since the Board of Selectmen the first time since World War II. Parade, annual basketball banquet! Acemrding to a recent survey, ! Brl.stol Housing Authority, the are 1.1Q4 youngsters, a sirjible in­ students, and the senior class has ducers of pine and hardwood., Commission. The sale would raise In addition to 21 meetings in Bureau for Women's Organiza­ theft charge yesterday and accus­ thought the truck waa going ia Judges for the event will he program. j Grange will be held at Hoot with the Town Clerk, make Up the reaching a^ tot si of Sl.tMl.187.000 of the Recreation Department and almost 4,000,000 American chil­ I truck driver, Charles Provost, and crease over the 895 who attended 410. Dayton. Ohio— Mrs. Cliesta Holt about $35 million to repay Am eri­ Hartford, the Ser\-ice Burca\i has tions has also planned trips to the ed her of stealing $10,000 in jewel­ back up before he passed. members of the ConnerUciit Bow-1 Grange Has Heavy Scheslule j Guard Hall in Hartford, on Oct. 17, Board of Admi.saion of Electors, compared with 1728..314,000 in at the annual Raster E gg Hunt. I dren are taking at least one pisno I the P A G Construction Co,, in last year. The present sophomore class has Fulmer. 57, whose sdvteircoliimn, can Telephone and Telegraph for slated diarussions in towns, United Nations and the New York ry from her former employer, Mra. He Is scheduled to appear hi The local Grange which will hold 18 and 19. Miss Marv Tedford ad­ the Board of Selectmen has deeid- 19.3.3. This season thev plan to plav at lesson esch week. which Promst is s partner. Most of the schools showed a 71.3 pupils. With this class the lev- "We Together," had appeared in financing recent expansion. throughout the Stale. The topics Times durifig the coming year. riiilh Welntsner or Weston. Town Court Saturday. hunters’ Assn, who voll also pre------:------s»_------

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P A f f l T W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1* . IWT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 196T PAGE ELEVBt EUington Drought Aid Subsidy Cuban, Wants Ike Hits Networks* ' < 1. U.N. Sanctions Mobile Home lOf $1.5 Million Asked Against Reds Park Planned Views on Fauhus (OmrtlBMd to w »*•*• O ^ ) (Continued from Page One) (ConUnoed from Page One) SMMsmcJit dfttw It would tAko of* On Rta 83 Lot fOct on th# Mseomnont H»t» of News Tidbits than the average of about 67 votes House records: and himself. cast for ths Assembly’s 10 previ­ BlUngton. Sept. 12 (Special)— Obituary "I think all of yoii gentlemea Backed b;r CMA CuIImI from AP Wires ous resolutions on Hungary, A “moblla home park" expected to know that none of us hsve made Frodenck H. Woterhouso, to«n- Some delegates said thers would ■s'; ooet "at least >100.000" is plannsd any such statements like that," ’ ImI for the Connecticut Manufoc- be more abstentions this tims )>e- for S8‘h'"acres of the former Ben­ Hagerty said, referring to the com­ turem Asaoclation. aaid that hla BriUah jet. Comet, will make cause sponsors refused to elimi­ jamin Rpetein property on Rt. 8>, Funeral* ment he said he had heard on tha orFaniution wholeheartedly would Its flrnt esnt-weat Allantic crona- nate a sentence eaylng the Assem­ it was learned today. air. aupport any temporary relief that ing. Sept. 2*. . . Girl. 2. feared lost, bly "condemns " the Soviet-Union's Plana for the proposed park have “We have deliberately refrained ENCYCLOnoiA properly can be afforded the found aleeplng on roadiide. . More acts In Hungary and Its "continued been filed with the town, according Mm. Erneet Newcomb from making any such remarks CrtsO UsIm ktt «*>« t iptdal >urdMM, |utt Hi Him to kHmI, Mb|td>, Mh MW tto tW. Nfw, M Hwrt sttd yeyt itiiWrMi deflartce" of earlier resolutions and an.v such reports are com­ dnmiltt-atricken farmers. birtha than deaths raise ConnecH- to Atty. Timothy O'Neil Fanning, The funeral of Mrs.' Ernest at iMi kNirtIfvl K yeluim i«t tn> k tftoini l-tt yw at totilk toy-Mey Vwiton |* tMMwtrad. Tmii| «d tii iHk* cm k« However, he opposed viporoualy rut population total. . Author ealling on Russian troops to with­ representing Erwin C. Tuxbury, Newcomb of Somers was held at pletely untrue. There Is no one on i*Tis|} M t kMk-ri-«s«k gkin, totoMd tid pttitl M (to lWn|i htriptnitf fitH*| tWi ttom adoption at this tlAe of any lonp- Lewis Mumford says Interstate draw. new bwner of the property.' 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the White House staff In New­ range tax program to "make-spe­ highway program may strike The pending resolution also Dr. John Flaherty, town health the Holmes Funeral Home. The port talking that way and I think ■y i|tl Ail ikk ytst tmtiHil at siotoial hm tImsifM it Hurt cial provtalons or specific exemp- death blow for nations railroads. would ask Prince Wan, "Take such officer. Is calling a hearing on ths Rev. Peter Young of the Somers vou gentlemen and ladles know A tiKHiry d ks*s(M|« is yttin OKI yt* ftt Hiii Nty-tt-tm,' ' k k Nsy-tolM od tstftody, ttty-lt-rtqd! nittt|ri|HH, totw- tioni for any group.' Three trailer trucks In North steps as he deems appropriate."'. Mrs. B. Knasell Feerj Kenneth Holt project, according to Fanning, but Congregational <3iurch ofllclated. it. ■•Hitrititivi, ts(ydt|Mdio. H.ctvtrt tetom, Witoy, SM|rtpliy, kifi, swpi «d rittilt, *ri ttmklMd ^ Hn tort, tpoikii tt Ho noted that Connecticut es- (5ne aim is to force Soriet troops "And I would appreciate it — Haven rolllainn. . Seven breaks no date has been set. Burial was m Gilead Cemetery, Mel«iy, Es|iiwtfts|, Ivdiitii, Htfrapliy. Fd ttots^ i at attia MW vktts at McHisi, H^Niif kntwhAf* *f Ih* w*fW ■rtwd ii. Mntially la an Industrial state and made during early morning In that crushed the ‘popular uprising Two Named to Church Posts The propoeed park will eontain Hebron. and so wovild the President — If urged that no permanent change Norwalk, loot totals about >40. . in Hungary last fall to go home. fifty homes at tha outset, with an Bearers were Victor Swanson, you would carry these remarks ef In the way ef exemptions for any Cuban exiles aah Mexican to Another aim Is ths establishment Hi-s. R. Russell Peery has been^ Kaiinoth ElHa Mark Hill. Gary mine In full." named organist and choir director ton Highlands, Maas. Previous to eventual Increase to 100 homes, group be made in the present tax sponsor ITN. condemnation of gov­ of political Independence In Hun- Fanning said. Ths attorney, who Miles. Leslie Denley and IJoyd It came out. In reaponse to a at Center Congregational f^urch. coming to Madehestsr two j^ ir s queetion, that Elsenhower as well atructure at the forthromlng spe­ ernment of President Batista In f»ry . ago. ahs was organist for tha Con­ also represents the New England Jannings. cial session. Cuba. Prims Minlstsr Nehru of India Kenneth Holt Is the new youth di­ Mobile Home Assn., statsd that as H i^ r ty had heard ths radio rector. gregational CThurch In Alfred, and 'TV newscasts to Which Mall on laaoe Ugbt Roms faahion deaigntr Alslso haa said a condemnatory resolu­ Maine, while her husband, the the homes comply In rrery respect Baldwin killed In fall. . Supreme tion would provoke such a reac­ Announcement of the appoint­ with Che laws of Ellington regard­ Hagerty referred, Prior to the opi mjenlng of the hear­ ment of Mrs., Peery was made by Rev. Mr. Peeby. associate niinieter ing. Governor Rlblcoff told news- Court Justlre Blark marries hli tion from the Soviet Union that ing such parks. A reporter asked Hagerty R1 the music commltt of the'd^url^h' About Town whether "the President Is as men that his mail on the farm- secretary. Ballood lannrhed from the United Nations would have s minister of thst church. The *Money No Issne’ VOL .1 N.H. Air Force base. . Girl, with harder time helping the Hungar­ snd of the spnolntment of Holt bv i . . . . . "Money 1s no Issue." Fanning angry ss you are." , drought, tax-aid aubject has been The Herald erroneously reported "Well, I sm angry," Hagerty •sly extremely light. In answer to a kidney transplant from identical ians. the Board of Christian Education and Celeste said. "W s art trying to build on# of the church. yesterday that Thomas McNamara ,,|(j -And he lEisenhoweri asked quMtion on the subject, he said; twin sister, make* slight gain In India, therefore. Is expected to n ils New Post of the best-equipped parks In cen­ St. abstain If the condemnation stays Mrs. Peery succeeds Mrs. Sher-, 185 Henry ,St , will enter me to make this statem ent" “My matt has been the llghteat Boston hospital. The position of youth director. tral Oonnertirut, and we hsve the Michael's College. Winooski. Vt. VOL. 2-22 ONLY 99t BACH Maine pollee arreat crew of Bos­ In. Indonesia and other uncom­ ron M caellan Adrian who has ; which Holt will dll.' Is a pew posi- money to do It right” HSgerty said the White House of anv ao-called major problem be­ McNamara Is a Junior at Spring- expects a reply from Faubus, fix­ fore the state. " He said that the ton tugboat In connection with mitted Southeast Asian nations ,taken . i .a -1 similar i,-_ position1, at “■*the ' tlon on the church staff, ^e will No ''trailers" will be permitted field College. Springfield. Mass., cigar theft. . Twenty-eight persons are expected to xbetain for the Broadview Community Church in in the perk, according to Fanning, ing the time for his meeting with mall could be divided in two assume responsibility for direc­ and will resume his studies thers the President, some time during classes. ' slightly Injured In barge sightsee­ aame reason. Other possible ab­ Hart.ford. tion of both the CYP Club, senior who pointed out that "mobile Sept. 23. For a brief period Mc­ ing boat rolUslon In Harlem RK-er. stainers are Yugoslavia, Sweden the day. That from Individual farm iri Choir Head Named high youth fellow-ship, and the homes" hsve sewage facilities in Namara studied at St. Michael’s Eisenhower left for th# Newport who . Barringer, duction of homogenlaed arrappera put down a spontaneous national who has been organist for the 9 1 • native of Livermore, "The "mobile homes" will he will entertain at the meeting to-1 Eisenhower touched off speruls- New Milford Republican, who haa Despite this cutback, he said, the uprising. Committeemen from Aus­ o'clock .Sundav service for the past! *. Ff'duale of Bates placed on 3.000-aq. ft. lots more nlght of Gibbons Assembly Patho- that Faubus mav be ready to led the ftght for farm-tax relief, tobacco farmers assessments have tralia. Ceylon. Denmark." Tuni.sia two veers, w-ill continue in th is' has been s social studies than 100 feet back from the high­ He Ladiea of Columbus, at the new j p^n from Little Rock s Cen- opened the public hearing. remained the eame. and Uruguay unanimously sdopied ranaritv 1 teacher at .Manchester High way, he said, noting that the lot K of C Home. traj High School the National He said that the lisue U a slm- William A. Hutton. Somers po­ the report. u i, tr 1 i, . A- , ' fo'" Ihe past three years. sixes are larger than required. ------! Guard.smen barring mingling of ‘ pie one—"whether we ahould British Minister of State. Allan Mrs. Hooks K. Johnston, director m addition to hU teaching duties tato farmer, appealed for tax of religions ediication. previously In Engineers have been hired to Covenant Congregationalists and ,„d Negyo students. Faubui, make an effort to maintain agri­ Noble told the Assembly yesterday at the high school, he serves as plan gradings and Installation of equalisation to encourage farmers charge of the youth program, will friends are inrited to hear Jordan gffainst whom injunctive procecd- culture in this state T” to “keep farming." Britain expects the special repre­ guidance counselor and as advisor septic tanks. Fanning said. IVen, Chinese Christian evangelist already have been started In Fallurie to help fa r m m he said ronlinirr her re.«ponsihillties direct­ to “Paint and Powder,” the fresh­ "It wt drive the farmers out of sentative to "seek contact with the ing the chnrch school through the Plans for a recreational area are and tearher. w'ho will apeak tbia; f^rirrat rourt. Bays he called out would not only be injurious now Soviet leaders." man-sophomore dramatic club. He Included in the project, and the Oannecticut. the consumers will seventh giade. evening at 7:30 at the home of Mr. (pp guard to preserve peace and but In Uml of national emergency have, an Increased coat of living in Soviet Delegate Arkady A. Sobo­ has his master's degree from the owners plan to "beautify’’ each and Mrs. John G. Talcott In Tal- order. whsu. a .local food supply .Is. meet Mrs. Pecly served as acting or­ University of Connecticut. the form of transportation and dis­ lev later was asked what his gov­ J home In the park, he added. coltvllle.- I -j-j,p .apeculation als^ -w a s that needed. tribution of products from other ernment's attitude toward Prince ganist and choir director at Cen­ Miss White, a native of Guilford, Tuxbury operates the Vernon He said that farm-tax hslp ter Church during several months is starting her tenth year in Man­ _ . . ' 1" ,,, any such decision on Faiibui' part sU tei. Wan would be If the -latter was, j Trailer Court at Vernon Chrcle. He American ^ g io n Auxiliary verv well he announced eeuld result in annual-savings bt nametr special representaiTve last spring. A native of Warehsm. chester -as a supervisor of music 1 Durchased that Rt. 83 land from W h o la o r K— 4 y flOO or more per farm . and pos- Maas., she studied at Boston Uni­ in the elementary schools. She also will resume meetings on Monday, „fp r hi, meeting with Eisenhower, "Wb are against all the resolu­ j Richard Dunn, local i-flal estate eyentnga at the Legion Home be- T h, tone of the Governor's tele, _slW 3r be a deciding factor l eo tion—M a whole. ” he replied. versity School of Music and re­ has charge of the fine arts pro­ ! agent, who had bought the prop­ ceived the degree of bachelor of gram. arranged in cooperation with ginmng SepL 18.. Mrx Eti^neip.^^ President was conclli- Cut Up! io Coofcf Vsbether fanners would remain W' ^Firsl Rieply Comes erty from Fpstein. Dunn was rep- Freemsn is ths new prwident. 1 ,ior>- and seemed to open a face- bUitllMt. arU in church music. Continuing the PTA Council for fourth, fifth 1 resented in the trsnssction by way for Faubus lo'retrest *nie Senator, who runs a dairy From Peim-Texas at Boston University, she did and sixth grades. She received the Atty. Edwin Ijivitt graduate work in the held of or- i ; , raiibus wire was delivered tc - farm and practices law, said that Judge Weighs degree of bachelor of music educa­ tee and those who will serve ksi 7 be sees no problem In enactment of an, studying under Dr Francis tion from the university and since Cillers for Zlon'.s - I^eaching;! Minority Member fnow of Trinity Church She was llvip/ In Manchester has received legislation In exempting farm A r u io v p r Teaching and Reaching Mission ' teola equipment. Uvesteek and Dropping Case organist and choir director at St. the i.iaater of arts degree in libersl poultry (personal property) from Attys. (Seorge C. Leesner and Paul's Episcopal Church at NCw- studies at Wesleyan University. Church under the guidance of Ber- " " X”* * * '' TOIIN'S HRST nilS-lA SraiN TRIM local taxation. John 8. Q. Rottner, leaders in the 3rd D river Flees nard Lot* and Irvin H. »ecor.iX"l‘?...V..‘'’L.^_'''^"'’X 4 t e ( l i effort to obtain- Information con­ chairmen, for briefing on calling Club course Then he went on to - He said that It la doubtful; how- Against Reds plsy 12 more holes. over, that there will be legidaUon. cerning the activities of ths Penn- A fter R t. 6 C rash which starts Sundav. TOKAY OR SEEDLESS asiemptlng real property, such as Opponents Launch Petitions In reply to questions. Hagerrj' Tnxaa 0>rp., reported today that (CoBttnned from Pag' One) said the Idea tor a Faubus meet­ Wf. farmland and builtUngs. Andover, Sept. 12 (Special)—Po­ FRBH PORK PlCmCS they have received a letter from ing with Eisenhower originated Rap. Nathan K. Allison. Granby 80 A ttend M eeting one of the three minority mem)>ers Michael Ruaao, Sidney S. Lipshires To Block Lease Ordinance lice today were aeeklng a hit-and- I with the Governor. RsptUiUcan, said that the drought run driver In a green 1953 Oirvsler of the Penn-Texas board of direc- and Daniel Boone Schtrmer. all of A-\e t" • ■ g--**,* And Hagerty stood bv his •artier ALWAYS A TASTY DINNM COMIINATIONf / haa ent hla hay supply by SO par Boaton as the remit of a 3-rar collisidn on U l s e n i o r L l t i z e n s 7,000 a year. It off. Symonds' c a r then rebounded James Herdic. superintendent of certainl)' my desire" to comply tn OR A TASTY \ M I L ,, on agricultural land. pursued by the corporation." The Young DemocraLs and Dr. was passed by a vote of five Re­ into a westbound suto driven bv HONEY DEWS f GREEN PEAS recreation, and his assistant, Wal­ this rase, "ron.-istent «1lh my MEAT LOAF! 'P t Furthermore, he aald, tha board General Lanham stated that the A. B. Moran are starting work publican Directors against four Edward Gronko, 4*. of Jewett City, ly Fortin, were present. They out­ responsibilities . . 1 9 * iCIEESE SNEAD 5^24* approves a propoaal to aatablisb a issues between majority members N How "J did Cleopatra com- Immediately. Other petitions will Democrats after a public hearing police said...... ' ii lined proposed activities and.asked Elsenhower already has advised 1 MM Odd boaud of weather control to Invest­ of the board of directors and mi- su iao e. be distributed to the Taxpayers Tuesday night. Neither Symonds nor Gronko for suggestions and names of ^Always o ffitfy A U P U A P O tl -ft. A - Cleopatra committed sui­ League and the town committee of Faubus he intends to uphold the n a v trtw II igate the methods and feasibility nority members are, in general, The peti^on reads: was. Injured In the accident. The speakers or musicians who would Constitution with every Isgal dotfiorf fm vprH tI COLONIAL IRANO 4 4 9 ’ e< raln-biakhw. those outlined In the letter which cide by permitting an asp to bite the Democratic party, if they en­ "In accordance with Article III, Manchester man's car sustained her. be willing to give a little time means at his command. H* sent 55f 3 7 * s 6 9 * dorse the referendum, at meet­ considerable damage, however, IR A F T O IL ^ Samuel J . O n , a spokesman for Lessner and Rottner sent to all of Section 9 of the ‘Oiarter for the toward entertaining the elderlles. that word to the Governor last SAUSA6E MEAT "‘ 4 9 * tebaeee-groarars, pointed out that ings tomorrow night. and had to be towed from fte Town of Manchester,' the undier- They may be called at th* East Week after Fauhus had urged th* ACORN or / mOH QUALITY ICE CREAM KRAPr-AMMiCAN «r SWISS h, «,d Q-Wher« I. th. United .sutes The same pettllon, drawn up by signed petitlonere. electors of the scene. From Our Delicatessen nr Rotissomat ^ AT ITS VERY b e s t : , an attorney, wii! be circulated by State Troopers Frank Pisch and Side Rec. If ttier* are those who President's coc^>ersUon in schisvt- lUTTERNUT R o S V p i c t ro h"^i!r from Town of Menchester, hereby re­ desire transportation to the meet­ ment of a pear-ful solution. SQUASH s 5‘ At West Hartford or Manchester Only Lcgsl NoUc* different groups working to place quest the Town Clerk of the Town Clifford Bon'bard of the Colehester SOHRAFFTS ICE CREAM Barracks investigated. ings, the.v will try lo arrange for It FRESN FRESHLY CAUCIv' CIEESE SLICES AT A COURT OF PROBATX held r : the ordinance on the voting ma- of Manchester to refer to a special I ^ ' X? rA l^ieK aTdT.^’ ! .^rng'lsl^nd i chines. Mrs Julia Crawford, wlio served MORA NO QUITS OOP BODY f c a r o l e CRISP 2 s. 19c at KaachMter, within and for the lace Whittaker of New YorkIsland, town election the ordinance adopt­ as chairman for the card parlies B rid g ep ^ , Sept. 12 ,;pw_OoB- « W ISHIOMi XNatrlct of Msnehaater, on the tth day Many phone calls from persons ed by., the Board of _ Directors on FULL OF SMOKED BUHERFISH u. I9t -W- at September. 1H7. soon. ■ ( Q Why is the game of hop­ luring the summer months, stated grrwaman Albert P. Morann of Preaem. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judse. The two attorneys also said to­ who 'a re not identified with . the Sept*(nber 10, 1957, which ordl- FLAVOR s . FRESH ), V EabU* of Kaalmiefx Obuchowikl, late scotch. so called ' Democratic party were reported nance is entitled 'An Ordinance that the average attendance was Greenwich has resigned from CHICORY 2 19c SALAD MESSMft - 3 9 * day that they are now in posses- Ruth Millett sboiit 20. A vote of thanks was the Republican State Central af Xaacheater, In aaid Otetrtet, d»- A—The scotch, in the word I today by Roger Negro, president Providing the Lease of Land of Itl Pbf- 2.09 tlon of the by-laws of the Penn- merely means "setatch ’ In play­ given Mr*. Oawford fo? her work. Committee, he announced toda.r. BARBECUED CHICKEHSx.$IJ9 The adnUnIstratrix e.t.a. hsTlng ex­ Texas (Jorp.- with amendments. of the Young Democrats. His j The Manchester Country Club, In­ hibited her adminlstraUon account ing hopscotch the contestant must group will man s booth to be set , corporated.'" British Critic of .American He wak elected to the commit­ with aaid estate to this Court lor al- They will examine it especially hop, over lines scratched in the EARLY S'lTAMBOAT tee a year ago to reprensent the lowanc^ It Is with relation to the rights of stock­ Women Didn’t Get the Fn eu ! WNfiM'fi Mtffffi ground. Still another visitor to our shores 1 Some historians credit Samuel ,36th senatorial district. He said SUNKIST ORDERED that the IMh day of Sep­ holders In seeking a special meet­ Joint itself and mav cause com­ Morey. Orforcl, New Hampshire, today he agreetl to serxe on ttio tember 1967. at ten o clbck, lorencwn. ing, of all the stockholders if man- ha.x taken a quick look around our ' U m i M at the Probate Office in the Municipal Q- Who was it who lost the plete stiffness. cities and gone back home to let as having built s steamboat on committee at the request of Riding in said Mancheeter.______be_____ andagenjent refuses to call such a Finally there Is a condition com­ th# Connecticut River In 1790, 17 Oreenwic.h party leaders “under 2 “ 31* m— — I ■ — a Hst.Mtc the same It assigned (or a hearing on | mMtInr manuscript of Volume I of Car­ The go with a blast against American I - - 2 . ^ ' Z Z m LEMOAABE lA S E Hjch / JM V 3 the ailoerance of said administration , lyle’s French Revolution ? monly called oateoerthritia or women. , years before Robert, Fulton's boat oertain conditions which no long­ account with said estate and this Court i , TTlis, of course. Is in the event made it* flrst tnp. f^ ATCIID BBAMBMOli saltesea b i a s LUNCNIOH /» a i. m t t A—Carlyle gave the completed hypertropic arthritis, which really ’This time It Is an English news­ er prevail.” k(IAT_ / . • » dlrtcu that notice of the time and: the Investigating committee is of flrst volume to John Stuart Mill Doctor Says ahould not be called arthritis at all. ^ tollF^er/Sls kSlown''*Srb^ in' I ‘ ^e opinion that such s meeting man who claims that American U A i a U r . O mxQ D P clam ch o w kr X to read. One of Mill’s servants There is little or no inflammation womanhood haa American man­ CLAM CHOWKR iiir VlMM ta^ tei______erein to appear and be should hf called and held in view used the manuscript to start a in the JoinU and discomfort is beard thereon br publishing a eopv of letters received which. repre­ hood firmly pinned down by the HOW MUCH DO YOU KHOW ABOUT VlTAMIH D l of Ihla order in some newspaper hav. ftre. The rewritten book, how­ Word Arthritis Docs Not Mean present but complete crippling does ears. Ing a circulation in aaid District, at sents both factions." Leaaner and ever, proved a great success. Condition's Hopeless not occur. This really should be least Sva days before the day of aaid Rottner said. called degenerative Joint disease. To help prov* his statement )ve 63* bearing, and by mailing In a certified They also said that, ss of this pointed out that the American GRADE A’EGGS - ’• ’ i fuiAcs -^‘ * * letter on or 'before Septem ber 10. 1957, Q I* there a historical basis By EDWIN F. JORDAN'. M. D. Because of the manv different what Vitapiin D d*«*-h*lps th* Q\0€/§H4fVal44pU 39 24 V KARO a copy of this order to Alphonse Ob.i- moment, it does appear that a spe­ Written for NEA Service kinds of Joint disease the outlook woman spends "eight billion dollars for tha novel "Mutiny on the a year on clothing, considers that bod)T utilix* eakium and phoi- chowakl, 70 Wells St Manchester, cial meeting may be necessary. B ou nty'" When people speak of nrthriUs or prognosis cannot be expressed Conn.; Cheater W Obuchowski, J7 If she hasn't at least one car she Additional meetings of the investi­ A Ypa, tha Bnlish ahip Boun­ they may mean arfy one of several until the particular variety has phorui to mok* itroflg bonti, OOFFK p r ic e s J im r e b b c e d (torn Syrup Pane St , Manchester conn. is a Clippie and that if she hasn't SHIISIIME KRISPY CRACKERS RABTFOODS 5^52* 6^89* JOHN J W’ALLETT. Judge gating committee will be held in ty lailfd from Tahiti for the W>st diseases of the Joints, some of been lilentified and the po.ssibilities tT m RBO UHL > ILUi UKl the immediate future to determine s refrigerator, television set and haolthy t**th, sound bediss. A reduction of 6 cents ■ pound on Grand Union’* Indiea -in ITRP. wjih a rar^o of which are .curable and some of for treatment outlied. Even then V j CHICKEN-OF-THE-SEA Vham. I'Alb-AC# AI'Alb.JA9 OF PP.OBATE held ! this course of action or other ap- which cannot be treated so success­ washing ipachine she might ss well Fine Quality Coffee At'N lC«nche«ter.ch^er., *> 1967 mutiny. The novel is bAsed on Everyone should rcalix* th»| the To bad he didn't stick around som* is fonnad in th* body by sun- AIDICCII MCDHD ihqt. MILD G I lb. < TRHA FISH 31 Pre*«nl. Hem John J WtJUu. Judg^. MIGHTY POWER PLANT long enough to dig a little further aHlwCn DEnnO french style w ^ h s I D Eototo of JosephlB# Boncxek, iMc of thia event. word arthritis means only that Itqltf. . . but lb* sur* y*or-round EARLY HORN MELLOW pk$. / s 9 C Moncheoter In Mid dUtHct. d^eos#d. The electrical jiower and control there is inflammation in a Joint. It into thie business of the American you cook Upon oppltcotlon i of Joha Boncs«k, sourc* it milk to which Sunshin* ARMOUR’S rUNTM'S FOR AU system of s Jet airliner weighs Q—Which i» tha largest fland does not necessarily mean that the Gromyko Held wqmaii ahd all she haa of material RICH A I lb. -wfG ' admtniotrotor, praying for autborttr to only 400 pounds, yet It produces thing*. , NESHPAK TOMATO SORP 5 51‘ aell certain reol fsUt^ partlrularlv d^ In the human body? qonditior) is incurable. - Vitamin D hot boqn odd*d. FRESHPAK ZESTFUL, plfl-Z Y C Mazola Oil oerlbM in Mid appUration on 7ii». U enough power to supply the A - T^e liver which w eighs from Several form# of arthritis can be He could )iavc learned that many Corned Be^ Hash Cocktail Poanuts U electrical needs of 160 average- iPerii to Peace American women have all the lux­ ■ ’ ’F ORDERED —That th* fnr*gfilng apa three lo four pounds. treated with complet# stjcce*#. Vitamin D it vital to your FULL I lb. O 4% si*e homes uries they consider necessities not ’ NESHPAK CREAM CORA 6 ± 69* licatlon b# h*ard and d*i*rmm*d at That tyj>e of Inflammation of the family I This htaldi-giving "sun- GRAND UNION IODIED pkg. O ^ C £ i . S ' B!• Probat* offjc* Ir Manrh**f*r in, Q —When did people de\elop the Joints, for example, which la caused (OoNthtiied from ^ g e One) because they keep their husbands’ C4n 5 * £:§7' feaid D iatrtct, oft th* ynh day of b * p- shin*" com*i .In avtry gloss of taw b *r, A. D 1967 at *l*vpn o dork L«iral Notice dance ? by certain germs like th* pneu­ noses to the grindstone but be­ ■’ PHRPLE PLRMS K r 25‘ ton." ■in*tiro~ii*i*i’sii In tha foranoon. and that nour* h* * A —Dancinjr is probably as old mococcus (cause of lobar pneu­ ths past did not ha)t tha quest for cause they keep their own there, S«dll*st Hdmegtnix*d V'rtomin D RciVir PMMr Smk ^ 3fc to aJl pmionn inf*r*Ft*d in M]d LIMITATION OKDCm as the human race. The earlieat monia ) can be treated In almost greater *ecurlty in greater free- too. Mtata of th* p*nd*nrv r»f Mid tppJj- Wonian Helped Milk. Nourishing! Tasty I Drink at eatSon and th* tim* and p’ar^'of hear­ AT A rX)URT OK PROBATE h*ld records of .people dancing are all cases «1th complete success )>y doiii. Th* present 4*»unelaUon will ing tharaon bv pubhahtng a ropv of at Manrhest*-r. wiihin add for th* , cave .paiptings . ^ found in - northern______one of the sulfa drugs or antibio­ not halt measure* to prorid* sec­ In many American homro It la l*att thr**' glfistts *vtry day. Uua opd*r In noma n*»iipap^r having thsu-ict of Manch*ster on ih* 9th day ' Spaih, which are believed to have tics. urity against Soviet Communist two pay checks that make lo many a circulation In aaid di«tridt at Iraat of 8ep (*m b*t 196. ZIPPY IDEAL SANITARY KRETCHMER 1 IphSCO 2 flra daya bafor* th* dav said h*ar- P r*s*n------i. Hon. John J. Walieit. Judg*. b e e n d r a w n a b o u t CO,0 0 0 y e a r s Gout acta on' tlje Joints and. of entrapment.” " luxuries possible. After all. Ameri­ At your doar or tlor*. . . iBf to appear if ih*y §** cans* at , Estau of Em*st Panci*ra lai* of ayo. course, the treatment for this Is Reporters questioned IV h i t e ca is the'country where .more mar­ aaid tlm* and plac* anti h# h*ard ’ "la- ! Manch*st*r in Mid District. dec*ased. Whaat Garm Dog Maal tJva thereto, and mak« rrturn lo this entirely - different from that of about the statem ent’s p ra^c I a s ried women than single women hold Liquid Starch Dog Food Modass court On motion of Clara M. Panricra of Which ii the oldeat U.8. down Jobs. said Manrh*st*r, administratrlik. other forms of Joint disease. An at­ meaning. They asked .what he pkgs. 12 on 9 9 c 2lb.9|e S9>. V JOHN J UAl.LV TT Judg*. ORDERED that six nionths from th* military post now in service? tack of gout'teaves the Joints prac­ meant by the phrase "brldg'esNjf Even when you find. a woman Ph 1 J I 9th day of 8*pifmb*r, 1957.* b* and th* A—%\>si Point. New York. who seems to be living in clover, •f 12 S9< e f2 8 I J*r . 0 0 k*« 0 1 bag AT A COURT OK PROBATK. h*M RAfii* aj-* Imiit*d and allow*d for ili* tically free of ddmage. unless the understanding.” a 19* 3 43* 2 63’ at M anrh*i!t*r, withi,n and fnr ih* rr^dltom-mithm .which to brm a in their disease has existed for. a great He replied that "9rom yko’s you’ll find she. too, earned a pay ZHatrlct of M anch*at*r on ih-- liih dav rlaim* againri wait] e^tau and said of 8*pt*Tnh*r. A D K*'? ^ Q ' How long did the Haps- many ygara. language Was hardly calculated to check during the early years of administratrix is dif**ci*d to giv* pub­ Jburga rule ? Prearnt. Mon John J ttaU'it .I'ldg* lic notir* lo !h* creditors to bring in There are other forma of arth- further underVlaiullhg," and said marriage to help her husband. Eatat* of 4i*org* Lrgg'it lat* of Ihelr rlAinia within .said lim* allowed A—Members of the family held ritla which cannot be treate^ so Another thing our visitor a^d )fanchrat*r In -Mid di-Atrir* d*c*as*'1 It was “designed to intimidate V by puhiinhing a cop\ nf this ord*r in thrones m centrel Europe from successfully. The most important people — hardly the foundation on critic would have noticed if he had V m”*; ' , circulation a I in Mid prnbate district within t*n days 1237 until 1918, except for few ot these Is called rheumatoid or which peace le built." looked a little closer is that manK ...... the last will an 1 ^•Ftam■•nl of from th* dat* of iliii order and return years. atrophic arthritis. Reporters asked whether d ro- a small businessman has as an YOy ALWAYS SAVE WITH 8RAHD e v e r y d a y low PRICES! CHECKM, AND COMPARE THESE FOOD VALDES! aaid dei'eased b* admitt*d m probate mak* to this‘ is courtrourt of th* notice gJv*n. aa per-api^lcation on fit* it if JOHN...... 1 WAIXETT. Jiidg*. This Is a disease wlUch starts myko was )>eing. accused of deli paid helper a wife who answers lU* O R D E R E D :—T hat Ih * for**|ff,ing *p- i^jegal N otiM as .an Inflammation of the thin berately trying to bring about A telephone, keeps his )>ooks, etc. / 44 « . i « . < pHeatton b* heard and d«'t*nmn*d at BrapamH Jaka ILUEIIRD 26* Mariaa’tS aH 2 , i - 2 3 * the p robate o ffir* in Ma nchf-si*’r in LIMITIATION ORnP.R membrane surrounding th* Joint* war. Nobody can or wants to djlny Fm lipak N m Iim UMiy’t Tamala Jaiaa 28^ WiiaaHai 2 pky..' LI.MITATION OBDFIR 8T * I'Ol-RT OF )‘R(lB.9TK h. M called the "synovia" It may start “His statement and this state­ that the American womair is ,for­ r V' J.' -'Innch-MM ..thiri sni for 11,. in almost any joint, but is particu­ ment ajjeak for themselves," White tunate In many ways. But a neat 21* Chaf SpashaHi Bimar .,.39< Walah’t 6ra|M Jaiaa 33* Park I BaMt Cjmpbfir the forenoon, and that notir* hr p\^n Dietnct of .Manch«nt*r on th* loth day AT A foUUT DF PROBATF, h-ld Oakt Mix H. Kallagg’s Can Flakas to All p*rsons mutr*FiRfl in aaid *s-. of 8*pt*mb/ r i- i a > ; ai .MHncheiiier. within and for th* larly common in the fingers, Kn^es replied, ’ deal of her good fortune she ha* lAte of th* p*nd*nry of sjiid- apnlapnhra- „ "* - . . ... District of Manchester on the IHh day and wrists, gradually spreading to earned herself "by being a drier In­ '" 3 8 * 19* NasHas Qaik tiofi and the tlm* and nlace of hear- Pr*8*nl. Hon. John J. >\anett, Judg* i of S*ptenib*i:, 1967. ^ na Onat Mix PILLSIURY to Craam af Whaat 2 1 * Fratk|iak Pi«k Salnaa C4R MM MoH’t Appiaiaiioa '*.T ;&.4I* taff thereon, by ptjbliehfng a copy of Eaiat* of I-Aura M Stratton, lat# of, Present. Bon. John J. Wall*tt. Judge. other joints. F IR E S CALLED ‘HI,MILAR’ . stead of a clinging vine. / x» Manchest*r in said District. der*aa*d i Estate of Rnymond A. Johnson late DOG 9 ttua order in eom* -n*wBpap*r haVlng On motion of Alir* 8, Yakaitis, 4^»6 r Of Manchest*r ini said District dfs- Swelling ' appears early and an Cast Windsor, Conn., Hepl. 12 (All rights reserved, NEA/Ssrvice 33* Braai Uaiaa OliHi Saaaa b.? 23* Frashiiak BarHaH Faan 39* Yalvaala Gkaasa KRAFT 2 ,^;(9 3 * a circulation In Mid dietnet at l*ast M*rc*r Rd . RockrlD*. Marvland, ‘ad- ceased. ^ involved joint usually feels warm (Ah—The State Fire .Marahal'r Inc.) Kaa4. RaHii FOOD to «JM VW Ajax Olaaiiaar I-days b*fore th* da.x of said h**r- LIGHT MlAT 4>A*i.flrt . to appear if th*y e** caurs at mimMratrls^ with will annexed. On motion of Elsie M. Jr>hnson nf to the touch and is painful and stiff office said today It was InvektI- W h o l e CHocoun 14**. S ORDFjRElJ tluu Six mon^s fronr th* M^d Mj^)ch*st*r.[j^ »ch»*i . _cxecutrlv ____ on motion. Narahay’i SYRUF 2 csss 39* Star-Kiai Tiiaa CHUNKS MS «■ Frybaka Shariaijag 3 82* Parkay Margariaa X27* i time and plar* and h* h*ard r*ia- lOfh day of S*pl*mb*r. 1957. be' and o r d e r e d tlial six niomliii (roin Ih* gating the "marked similarity’’ NIXON D.ANr.ER D DENIED ^ NMala 0am KEkNEL < tlve thereto, and mak* r*turn to thie The cause of thia disease is noi FOR RCTTCR court, and by 'mailing In a certified th* Sam* are limited .and allowed for Itih day ot 8-pirnib«r. 1957, b» and of flve fire* 'IretwecM midaignt WasMogton, Sept. li. tA7 — DEL • INSTANT t as. the creditora within, whidh to bring in th- same are limit«d and ailow-d (or known and there ti no aure cure aad 7 ajn„ In this area. A The Secret S*r\'loe today .dealed MaxwaN Naiaa C O FKE Jer B3* BItKiiak lAKING Lalata SpagliaHi 2 iSi 39* Garal Ligiid Batargaat ” r49* latter on or before September-ig. iW7 their clalma against aaid eatate. and tho creditors within wMch to bring tn FraKO M aU MONTI to A copy of aaid uill end of thia order aaid adminiatraCrii c.ta. la directed to •k-lr claim, against said e.tat., and for all cases. However, in' many diner nnd two house*, aver*' publiehed report* th^t It had FANCAKI te Wgttan.G. Lenett. 'M McKinley ^va puhhc notice to the cr^ltors to victims of rhaumAtold arthrlti* the bumqd under whnt the Mnr- •Rkt- 37* Olarax Blaaafc 2119* f l ^ MM^haater. Herbert X .executrix Is dlrroted 'to glv. pub­ iBcreaaed Ita . deitaU of mea A ia l Jamfma FLOUR Liplaa Taa la^ t •(41 13* Bala FlMaapiila JiriH Braad Faalal T lta iH 2 *(«W brtng in their cliums within aaid time lic notlco to th-. crodltors to bring la disease doe* not d*v*lop into th* «hal deseribed ns ■n^oloos elr- gnarfilag Vie* F t—Meat NlxeeL M S e tt Keener DHre. Bolton. Conn.; allowed by publishing a cobr«bf this tbetr clalma within said tint, alira-d ■ OtL - tkft. Wdter H. LenreU. 847 Center 8t . order in aome nawapaper having a cir­ bv publl.hing a copy o( this ord*r In' prograaSiv* typ* and th* cotiditlen eumstnne**. Total moenge was A-esekeunaa f*r te FBI said ^ ; 2 9 * 23* UaHUgaidSlarak . ilaael^eeter. Conn.; Howard J, Leg. culation In aaid proVata diatrict within Fiall Qaaklail MONTI Bariaa’s lialiH i 2 X t v Fiaakpak Pnaa J a in BhM Rfldti l|*|)klH S •fie KHt 408 Ko. Kelson Are , Victoria, •om- new«pap«r. having a circulaticii may atop befor* it has don* mu6h «*Mmnt*fi at $5,B00, but docaa’t that agsaey had beaid aetidag ten dava from the data of thia order m said prnbau dIMrict within i-n days permanent danu|:*. I f It do«*'ge on and return make to thia court of the (rpm ths dat. e( this qrdsr and roturn tnehid* at the houses, which 9e Mibetaatlata atmOmr wperta w - " BoUca glren maks lo Uii* court o( tb* notic* given. thls'ls th* typawMeh aerarolydani- kftd kMB 6SB4lUUi6^ sUM* th * that^throat* /OHS J . w a llett, Jodgs. JOBK /. WALLBIT. M ga. JOHN J . WAIXETT. Judgt. age* th* eartUagw and bone af tha' agalaat t e FlM/lPNlMwrfi Ite. YlmUDE, MIDBLE TUMIPIKE W. m l BR9U OPEN iWEDNESUY, YMURGUY ttd FRIDAY UNTIL I Pdl.

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PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1957 lURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1957 T H U R S D A Y , SE PTE M B E R 12, 1967 Pages is to 24 ght Section Two iUancIiPBtpr lEnpninQ Herald N q Place for U.S, Dollar Those sitting in included Gen. MARY'S DELICIOUS Abdel Hakim Amer, Egyptian war miniater, commander in chief of armed forces and head of the Joint m t T o w n R^ucke Inspects H o sp ital ^^otes August Job Drop Syria, Egypt Military SyrIan-EgypUan Arm y Command. Survey Unit “ During these two meetings, / Area Nike Base' Termed Seasonal BAR-B-CUE military planning, between EgyJ>t FMtoBta Today: 17« / ^ to n M. Holt, son of Mr. and and Sy^a, as well as the general Picks Slate^ Mr*. Alton M. Holt, 114 Campfield A D M ITT E D YESTERDAY: The Connecticut adjutant gen­ By State Agency SPECIALS Hold Emergency Talks military situation, was discussed," Rfi., has entered Bryant CJollege, Mrs. Violet Nemeroff, 127 West the agency account said. Providentje, where he will atudy eral, Maj. Gen. Frederick G. St.; Mrs. Mary Young, U8 WeUi- CHICKENS $1.49 ^ $1.89 Nasser pledged earlier this week List Topics business administration. Reincke, and hla staff visited Nike ereU St.; Mrs. Mae Selwltz, 376 The usual eaaaonal rise la un­ (ContlBued from Face One)- gan speeding up deliveries o f arms that Egypt will stand by Syrria "to Battery " A ” of the llU i A A A Woodbridge St.; RoboH Ltbach, 9 employment held true during to pro-weatem Jordan, Lebanon Dak S t ; RockvlUe; Mra. Waver CAPONS .^$3.69 itatemenU "have considerably the very end, unconditionally." X committea appointed to survey Mias Jane Boss, d au ^ ter of Mr. August, Qie State Employment and Iraq in an effort to counter Missile Bn. at East Windsor to­ Becker, GlaatOTibury; Ann Marie pushed back the threat o f anti- ’’Whatever the developments ttie past and future of Manchester and Mrs. Frederick G. Boss, 526 E. Syria’s move toward the Soviet day. Lupaeehino, 64 Birch St.; Arthur Service's Hartford Labor Markst DUCKS $2.95 Syrian accression." arc, and however much pressure is will decide next Wednesdday Center St., la one of the 232 fresh­ Beginning at 10 o'clock this camp. Ona development . that exerted on Syria," Nasaer said, whether to invite a representative Shorts, 110 Conatance Dr.; W illiam Letter eald today. ' Asked If he believed Syria would caused deep concern in Washing­ men who will register for the 1957- morning, tha group toured the en­ BAKED VIRGINIA HAM u. $1.98 “ one thing must be understood o f the Connecticut Expenditures 58 academic year at Endlcott Jun­ Jackal 110 Ha.wUioma St. Tha letter reported that unam- be the target of acgression In the ton was tha naming o t Bizry to tire battery area, including both B IR T H YESTERDAY: A and that is that all Egypt's politi­ Oouneil.to help In its work. ior College, Beverly, Mass., next the control and launching sites. ployment roae seasonally In the near future, Azem replied: head Syria'a Army. Gatmiaa DAIRY QUEEN batwaaa criap daughtar to Mr. and Mrs. WtUiam ROAST KEEP i,. $1.98 cal, aconomlc and military' re­ The committee met for the first Tuesday. She Is a graduate of A t noon, Maj. Gen. Reincke and area from 3,700 in mid-July to "Though I do not believe this The arrival of Bizry and Serra], Shsa, 9 Cbaotnut S t, IlockviUc. 5,000 in mid-Auguat. Factory va­ sources will be at Syria's disposal diocoloi* wafanl Try <*>•> yeull time last night find named Russell Manchester High School. hla party had lunch at the instal­ likely, we should not rest assured both pro-Sovlet, in Cairo was in­ BIRTH TODAY: A ■<>» to Mr. A REAL TREAT! in her battle. . . our own battle of woofit to stock np your irsst sr now. B r^ e rlek of Acme Business Serv­ lation. cation shutdowns accounted for a that wisdom and restraint will al­ and Mra. Peter Boiiino, 26 Oak S t terpreted as meaning that the Arab nationalism.” ice, Inc. as chairman. - Included in the visiting group large ni{mber of unemployed. ways rule the policy of those pow­ Syrians are preparing to Invoka Thsy'rs hord-freisp, ready to toko The Center Thespians will hold a DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: The Egyptian leader also has ac­ J. Benjamin Beyrer, a professor were Brig. Gen. James M. Quinn, However, an. .advance was re­ BELTSVILLE TURKEYS w* $4 95 ers who threaten Syria by aggres­ the joint military command act llOtllSs rehearsal for "The Solid Gold M i^ Nancy Perry, 39 Otolidge St.; ported In non-manufactunng em­ S-UL CVISCERATn) sion. However, we have taken all cused the United Statee i t fabri­ • DAIRY pUCEN NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CO In the University of (Connecticut Cadillac" tonight at 7:30 in Wood­ assistant adjutant general; and up by Egypt and Syria last year. cating a Communist -threat in School o f Social Work, was named Brig. Gen. Raymond Watt, com­ Mra. Katherino Keiah, 307 Gard­ ployment. Led by the construction defensive measures to face every ruff hall of Center Church. ner St; William Daniels, 41 Avon- industries, nonmanufacturing em­ A mutual defense pact pledges Syria to take pressure off Israel vlca chairman. Mrs. Ixxiia Heard, manding general of the 103rd AA A PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY possibility.” dals Rd.; Mrs. Anna MaePonald, ployment roae by 800 to reach a each nation to come to the as­ and shake Arab unity. former president League of Brigade. Arab emphasis continued to shift Oficera Irom , all Salvation Burnham S t; Mra. Louise W igs- level of 134,290 in mid-Auguat aa AND AVOID DISAPPOINTME^'T sistance of the other in the event Women Voters, w m elected tecre- ‘n e East Windsor Nika site is to the line that Israel might seek Arm y Corps In the Southern New nowaki, 138 Oak S t : Allan Law- construction firms added 930 to one ia attacked. It also provides M.ARA’raON r a c e s ' tary. , , one of the three batteries of the to take advantage of the current OaiRV.QUEEN England Dlviaion will meet to­ ton, 8 Carol Dr^, Rockville; W al­ their working forces. Insurance NEW STORE HOURS: for ‘'preventive and defen.sive DAIRy QUEEN NO. 1 DAIRY QUEEN NO. I Suggested Subjects 11th AAA Missile Battalion. The Middle East crisis and attack The marathon race got its name morrow evening and all day Sat­ ter Hlcklng, 91 Charter Oak St.; and government added many em^. measures ” immediately in case of 600 HARTPORit ROAD 807 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST other two sites are at Manchrs- CLOSED MON. thru TOURS. A T 6 P.M. Syria. from the city of Marathon, Greece; Questions auggested by General urday at Camp Nathan Hale, Harry Kowalsky, 81 Milford Rd.; pioyes to raise the non-manufac­ an imminent threat of war or sud­ ter-Glastonbury and at Portland, FR ID AY and SATURD AY T IL L » P.M. Lebanon expressed fear of such its distance is judged by the dis­ OW NED and O PERATED BY OWNED and O PE RATE D B Y Manager Richard Martin as possi­ South Coventry. Col. David D. Mira. Pauline (lagnon, Lebanon; turing total. den InternationsI emergency., near Middletown. The battalion’s SUNDAY R A.M. t« 1 P.M. action. Official sourcea in Bei­ tance Pheidippides ran from ALLAN R. COE JR. A L E L K IN ble subjects for study included: Coy. divisional officer, and Sr. Mra. Devs Harper ahff daughter. Manufacturing, aapecially It is not known how well Egypt headquarters are located at Man­ rut said President Camille Cham- Marathon into Athens to tell of 1. What will be the impact of CapL> Eric Jackson will have metals and aircraft, reported the and Syria have been able to co­ chester. ■' South Coventry: Mrs. Isaoelle oun had notified the ambassadors the victory. the relocation of Rt. fi six years charge of the Institute. Major greatest seasonal deeUnae. Manu­ ordinate their military organlza- Makowica, and daughter, Box 52, MAIN UVE of the United States. Britain and from now on the town 7. John Pickup of the local corps facturing plants employed 72,490 tion.s, but their combined forces Rockville. Turkey of his government's con­ 2. W ill our population Increase? will conduct devotions Saturday persons in mid-Auguat aa com­ far outstrip those of any other cern. He warned that an attack 3. Are we likely to be affected morning. Tonight at 7:30 the pared with 83,490 in mid-July. lb Arab countries. Surprise Shower LOBSTERS by Israel would bring the Arab 800 YEARS’ ^ by the trend back to the city, usual g p ^ l open air service will Machinery and textile Industries bloc to Syria’s assistance. They are' supplied with Com­ P PRESCRIPTION which some people say has atart- be hela on Main St. Taxi Firm Seeks also reported decUnea. In Jeniaalem, Israel'a Foreign munist-made Jet fighters and i Live •<17 . ' , For Miss'Carlson Tha State Labor Department Ministry apokesman, Moshe bombers, giving them air supe­ P EXPERIENCE i 4. What will be the rate of prob­ Hair atylea demonstrated by Raise in Rates ■aye that persona laid off by vaca­ Lesem, said talk of an Israeli at­ riority oyer any other group of By Out Pharmaciets ^ able tax Increase? Mrs. John Scarlato, co-owner of- A mlscellaneoua bridal shower tion shutdoWna are considered un« Arab countries or Israel. Egypt tack "ia pure propaganda.” He 8. What projects will be the the LuJohn Salon of Beauty, were t o f Mias Valerld M. Carlson of Bol- The Manchsster Taxi Oo. la employed. Many, who ar* not also Is the only Arab country with 'ton was held last Sunday afternoon NARY^S declared Israel Is not planning to P Arthur Drug StorM < town’s expenses in the future? the highlight of the first meet­ aeeking Public Utilities Oommti- ell^bl* for vacation pay from naval forces of any importance. at the Rosemount Restaurant in attack anyone, adding that “ ail Martin emphasized that the ing of St. Margaret's Circle Tues- sion (P U C ) permission to raUw their companies, apply for utMm- ‘IWANCHESTER’S MARKET OF QUALITY ’ Bolton, warlike declarations have always Egypt's Middle East News Now-in a WEEK^END-you can _ . group has no definite directive and dsy evening in the new Knights its rates. ployment compensation^. 1 SOUTH MAIN St.~M I S.6920 come from the Agency reported the opening may choose Its own topics of study The gifts were arranged around The Labor Department alee gav* ^Ctthrfut! of Columbus home. Mr*. Philip A public hearing on tha propoa; The Syrian press continued to meetings between the Syrian and and met'hod of operation. a w ip in g well and the bride-elect aa a reaaon for the large numbers Dupont, chairman, and her com­ ed increase haa 'been aet for 10:30 pound on the theme that the Uni­ Egyptian leaders. It said' they He said tha( If the committee was seated under an umbrella dec­ of umemployed the recent crop of mittee, consiating of Mrs. John a.m. Oct. 10 a r s ta to O ffle* Build­ ted Statee was plotting to destroy conferred first at the headquar­ makeal2'x12'y?/|7 / 0 members cared to call upon out- Stevens, Mrs. Robert • Rieckheltf, orated with orchid and white high school and technical school Syria's independence. ters of the Egyptian-Syrian Joint aide organizations, they might re­ streamers which hung from the ing in ' Hartford. graduates, who, due to lack o f ex­ Mrs. Peter Plikaitls and Mrs. Patsy P. Uriano, owner of the Advertise in The Herald— II Pay* The United States thisweek be­ Command, then moved on last AUCTION ceive assistance from the IJnlver-' ceiling. The drehid ana white color perience. were not immediately ab­ JShn Gworek, served homemade cab company, has petitioned . for Think of the joy and relaxation that an outdoor aity of Connecticut, Weslevan Uni­ cookies and cof^e. scheme was carried out In the re­ sorbed into the work force. permission to rata* the present patio can live you! A cool haven from the heat... versity, THnltv College 'or Yale mainder of the decorations, includ­ Seasonal agricultural «mplqy- Sat., Sept. 14 rate o f 30 cento fo r the first two for cook-outs . . . for eniertainint... a sa/t place University. 'TTie municipal dlvi- Washington Loyal Orange ing streamers, wedding bells and mant was also thrown o ff due to for children to play! terns for installing a patio of any tut. Patio-Bloct. fifths o f a mile to 45 oenta fo r the 3:.30 Srww* 3-hdl aion of the Connecticut Expendi­ I.«dge. No. 117, will meet tomor­ a miniatitre umbrella decorated the drought situation, aaid tha re­ .«,• Wt MM. 2' X S'x 16' (modular lire), come in levtn beau­ tures Council has helped other first l-3rd of a mile. You can have a patio and all the fun that (oca with tiful pasiel colors. row at 8 p.m. in Orange Hall. with white flowers. port. it—ritht now—with beautiful Plajticrete, the ori|- commuhltiea with elmilar studies, A buffet for approximately 50 He also aaeks permiaaton to raise VERNON inal mitonry Patio-Bloc! Uw Plaiticrcte Patio-Bloc and uve money! he aaid. the presant rat* of 10 cento ' for ^ ALL. S-fAlt VALUM S The PViendahip Club 6f St. people, prepared by Paganl Cater­ con Of tiocs aoa jin cA t aAiiot ^ The general manager mentioned ers, ' was served. Hostesees were each additional 2-Otha of a mil* to law In Coal—iasla a lifallma Hubert Stone of the Oouncll as "an John's Church, will hold a food Saiall Patio...'...... ( I' x 10') . .S2t.e4-^ Mrs. Arvid Carlson, mother of the 10 eanta for each addiUdoal l-3rd bWe, m In a week-end you csti make • 12' x 12' patio. No t : extraordinarily competent " man in sale In the aisembly hall following CONGREGATIONAL pmnm. .Mb*. Mcdiuni-aiic Palle... .(12' x 12 ).. .. 52.47 prospective bride, and Miss Bar­ of a mil*. costly foundation b needed. For Patio-Bloc ii easy ■ hia field and the committee agreed the 8:30 Mass Sunday morning. Personal Notices Urge Patio...... (I2'x20') ... *7.12 bara Person, who will be Mias Carl­ N o charga wiU .b* mada'fttr .sd- to install on e atnd baia—without monirini. And Kiag-aizt Patio...... (I5‘ x 300 ... I63J5 to discuss inviting him to speak Old School Seen Possible Rec Center ' ditlonal pasa«ngtra, but the rata* i neither heat nor freezinz weather will damaee Christian IMucaUon Sunday will son's maid of honor. CHURCH Sec Plaitkrete Patio-Bloc now here. The Union School might look like the building in the top photo if Director FTancia Mahoney's will be 30 cents for th* first two Patio-Bloc. bo observed by the Covenant Con­ Misa Carlson will be married to '~'~€*ur4of Thsnks The meeting was eet for Wednes­ dream of converting the 65-year-old building into, a recreation center for the North End cornea minutes of waiting time and 10 For genuine Plaiiicrele Palio-Bloc look for the gregational Ct(urch Sept. 15 at the Ralph W. Hazen Jr. of Pleasant - V - ' FRIE Patia Ptaanar' wedge mark! Send for color brochure with FREE day at 8 p.m. in the Municipal true. The drawing was made two yeara ago by James L. Perry, then clerk-of-the-worka for tha cents for ieaeh additional two min­ W* wiih to ,lhaak '^ a u e . a ^ b o r a RAIN or SHINE 10:45 service, and pledges will be ■Valley, formerly of Mancheatre, on |iv«t you diiaclioni and a variety o f colorful pal- Patio Planner. Building. new high school construction. Some outside alterationa have been made by the engineering de­ utes aa compared with 30 cento hicndi aad ralatlvea (or tha made toward the support of the Oct. 26. of kindaeaa and arrapathy v a fu o s To Plan Program partment and the building is now used for storing Highway Depaitment equipment. Walla of tha for the fiCst nine minutes o f wait­ i x .North Park College and Semi­ daring eur reemt bereavSnimt. the JAM ES M , Aucrionoor At that time the committee will school are 14 to 16 inches thick. Aa it stands today (low er photo) the building needs repairs if it ing time and lO-pants for each ad­ doatk of Jane Tylor. We eepeelally p r o d u c t s have a round-table discussion to nary, tnaak the vemon Haven Coovaleseent block is to be used for recreation. Mahoney suggested the recreational use after deatruCtion to allow ditional three minute* araiUn'g. Honw and all those who sent the beau­ Wido ossortmont of Hobo < outline the program before it. more space for the Robertaon School fou n d s by other officials. . The Advisory Park and Recrea­ Mrs. Florence Armstrong. 64 Two Local Firms Uriano operatasxa fle*t of 12 tiful fleral tributes aad loaned the use Information on population, the tion Ckunmission .will go .through the N. .School. St., structure with.-Mahoney .Wednea^y night- . Of their care. /4t -PinehuTMt you uiU find ■ orriclM you wHI wont! grand ■ list' and tax rate through Hemlock St., noble. grand o f Sun-" cabs in. tha Manch*at*r araa. B * •ist«N—Lota Daiaanaa In Aviation Film Mahoney also plans to get a cost estimate from a contrac.tor on the money needed for repairs. has owned the business sine* 1696. Hennr CampbelU Just about everything in the years, the cost of schools and sot Rebekah Lodge, urges mem­ CALL IT A FOWL Cofetorio Suppor highways, the town debt, and bers who have not already turned Scott products including Sorvod ert 5:30 MANCHESTER LUMBER, INC. other municipal concAma la avail­ in recipes for the flew cook book Pioneer Parachute and ABA the popular Softweve tis­ OR 255 CENTER ST. PHONE Ml 3-5144 able, Marlin said. to do BO by Sept. 18. Tool and Die Co. are two Manches­ Questioned about whether much ter firms included in a documen- sue in colors. u o f the field of study might 'not be Retiring Commander John F. tar}' film highlighting aviation In considered the province of the Cervlnl, 10 Thistle Rd.. received Connecticut. CALL IT A "STEWING CHICKEN Town Planning Ckunmisalon and the past commander's Jewel and This movie will be shown at the CUT-RITE and other municipal agencies, Mar­ a gift from the Past Presidents Eastern Statee Exposition, Horace IT’S THE tin answered that existing ageticiea Club of the Auxiliary at the joint B. Wetherell, director of the Con­ YOU G ET are "not doing all of. It.” installation of offleers of Dilworth necticut Depa.-tment of Aeronau­ "It seems to me that people like C»mell-Quey Post, No. 102, tics. said today. WRX PIPER you who are not involved In the American Legion and Auxiltary. Other industries which turn out day-to-day operation can do it Tuesday evening. The name of aircraft parts and accessories and SPECIAL MEAT VALUE ■ better." the manager said. Past Commander Henri Peaaini, which were filmed are Pratt and Broderick luggeated that the Job who preceded Commander Cervlnl’ Whitney A ircraft and Hamilton OF THE WEEK Q U A L I T Y * : ^ of the committee would be to look was erroneously used In The Her­ Standard. at the total picture. ald's story last night. The film shows the Impact avia­ 2 for 49‘ PLUS EVERYDAY "The thing that struck me la tion haa on Connecticut'! economy Swift's Premium that lots of this rnaterial li already ajtd also presents the private and in one place or another but being commercial aapecti of a'viation in all alone is not doing any good," he Board of Deacon.s the State. It will be shown continu­ SCOTTISSUE r said. "The Tow'n Planning Commis­ ously at the exposition as part of sion already has a barrel o f this Meets at Church the Connecticut mchibtt. and will Purse-Size LOW PRICES- stuff and nobody ever uses it." also be made available to schools STEWING »*?tS** Assures Cooperation New deacons Robert .Martin, and clubs for showing, aa well as CHICKEN Martin assured the group of the Robert McComb,- Arnold Aronson for television. G D iO •‘fullest cooperation of all own de­ and Howard Peters were welcomed partments and officials." Into membership at the first fall Jar 2 for 25' SPAGHETTI SAUCE 33c . Appointment of the committee meeting of the Center Congrega­ was fuggeated by the general man­ tional Church board of deacons Weber’s Death COMB AND BRUSH SET OR Lb. ager to survey the growth of the held Tuesday evening. /. At Pinehurst FOWL CORN NIBLETS 3 can . 47c town since a professional survey The meeUng was praalded over Termed Accident was made 12 years ago and to by the chairman, A tty Arthur Le- For stewing and fricassee, frozen eviscerated ready to cook make recommendations for the fu­ Clalre. Rockville. Conn., Sept. 12 — SWIFTS PREMIUM PILLSBL'RY CHOCOLATE ture. (5-6'/i Lbs) (thaw in refrigerator) Edward Bushnell reported on his Coroner Bernard J. Ackerman, in Si/pen M AP/cer CkMnmIttee membera named by participation in a National Lay­ a finding issued today, said the OUST MAIL IN ANGEL FOOD MIX Box 43c Mayor Harold A. Turkington are. men's meeting of Congregational automobile death of William Web­ BUTTERBALL HEN With M ch ehiekaii Mortha Logan givot dirtcHons for Stowed Chick- HFD. ROAD COR, McKEE ST. PHONE MI 3-8532 In addition to officers named last Chriatians and Evangeliral and er, 33, of Rockville Aug. 18 was CUT-RITE night, Atty. David Keith, Atty. Reforms, held in August at Ober- accidental suid there wae no crim­ e 1 box top from king-size CHEER on with noodlos or dumplings and Fricossoe Chicken. ' "NEVER A PARKING PROSUM" Jay Rubinow, A lly . Robert W. tin University. inal responsibility.involved. TURKEYS lb. 49c Gordon, Francis P. Handley, Jo­ The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, e or 2 box tope from giant-eize CHEER Remember you can use this chicken for eandwiches, oalads, creamed dishes and css- WAX PAPER 2 Boxes 49c Weber died while being taken THURS. UNTIL t P. M. seph E. Lutz, Mrs. Alma E. Brooka miniater, announced that begin­ to Manchester Memorial Hospital e or 4 box tope from regular-size CHEER aerolet. Aad when you cook one of these Sw ift’s Premium special Fowl you get the and Mrs. Barbara S. Minnick. ning Oct, 10 and continuing for 10 to 11 Lbs. Frozen llBMt' chicken soup as an extra. P.8. Put 8 or 8 la your freezer. after -hia sports car crashed into Oven Ready BROWN and BLACK GRIFFIN J B l J R PRIDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. three weeks, an adult educational a tree at 'Vernon. There are fewer men than aerioA » t lectures concerned with The coroner said Weber appsY- women in the United Stalea. the Old Teetament will be- given. ently fell asleep while driving. THIS HANDSOME SET Ldoka nkt tho last week on fresh Block Island Swordfish. . . SCUFF COVER 2 Boto. 39c Price up a bit this week, but wonderful value and excellent quality (50c VALUE) *V at Ptnehurat, 302-Main. eomee in plastic case. Puree-eize atyrene mmmci oomb and brush with long-wearing, clear FRESH BLOCK ISLAND NABISCO CHIPAROONS ..g 49c hiinte handle. Brush haa sturdy Du Pont IN D 1 A IIT nylon bristles. Case keeps ^lem clean . : : SWORDFISH Lb, SU NSH IN E > FANCY EVISCERATED MAXWELL and always handy. RetaU valu^ 89^, AND MAINE FRESH LOBSTERS. CHICKEN SIZE, HONEY GRAHAMS Box 37c AR E DOWN 10c LB THIS VTOEK. YOUNG HEN TURKEYS HOUSE (B-I4 LBS.) AT PINEHURST FRESH come Best Foods Bread and 2 to 2

Maxwell House lb in four .Zene_ Gravenstein,- Wealthy FANCY SEEDLESS INSTANT See -for yourself th^ . Please use eufficieht postage when you mail in box tops. Allow three weeks lovely BONELESS BRISKET and Early McIntosh CHEER washes whiter! for delivery. Offer expiree D eoem te 31, 1957. Offer, good in Continental GRAPEFRUIT CORNED BEEF U. S. (including Alaska) and HawaiL From Pero COFFEE colors Lb. 65c k CUDAHY’S PURITAN

Nabisco Lg. Jar ^ 1 e3 3 READY-TO-EAT- HAMS lb 59c iv y START SAVING CHEER • •••##••#• Clip thi* coupon and take it to your deolsr ••••.• oo o o o I.orna Doone Ivy league fovoritecl Keebler Saltines 16 oz. 27c 2 for 2 9 ^ .______’ ______^______o Cookies cello bag 29c Debbies in penny-loafer mocs BOX TOPS FOR YOUR FREE *4 -zm I TAKE THIS COUPON TO YOUR DEALER AT PINEHURST debbies* - with p "tell-all" buckle OPEN THURS.. FRI. NIGHTS GOOD EATING in the back..'."hush puppies" COMB H- BRUSH SET RECENT ADDI-nONS TO From Birds Eye a new item: In dreamy suede, colors and block. FROSTED FOODS ..... Spaghetti and Meat in Sauce UNTIL 9 28c pkg. ■ . POTATOES So, go Notional. to 10, From "STOUFFER'S F IC T SW E E f ■ From Smbrook Farpia; narrow and -Spinach Souffle Rissole Potatoes m^ium width*. Potatoea Au Gratin CHICKEN-BEEF-TURKET Apple Cobbler Old Favorites in S a v e 8*^ Eacalloped Chicken and FROSTED FOODS Wa Otva Noodlei * ' Roman Ravioli with Cheeae PIES , Weiah, Rarebit ' or with Meat pkg. 43c Oaaaumera Pineapple Skillet Cake PrMIt- O N C H E E R Sar-a-lee Coffee Qakes A-OZ. CANS MINUTE MAID Each‘Of tha above serve 2, 48c and 79c ^ Bhariag Ifeer («ato the fwality. and are made from popular - Cream Cheeeq .Cakes . raeipea o f the fainoua Stouffer 3 9 ' ^ " ORANGE JUICE 1 2—S7c MANCHESTER SHOPPIN(J PARKAbE— ^West Middle Turnpike sod Broad Street S02 MAIN SllUSET—COR. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Raatauraata. r Paeeal Celery . . . .M L beh. iUta • . — .. ■ " • IV MAMee Mene esNee t o eH ot* a t m a t io n aU il* • AHanieA’s kAseaer iNoaeaNDiNT enea p h a im 7 • 0,0 0. 0 O O'O 0.0 • O o’# ¥'0 0 O O O O O O O O o o O 0-00 o o o o o o o t , * i.i ■ • '-I ' '.iii.,.. . V i'll J- -

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munity aarvices are given during I first meeting of the' fall on Oct. 1 Achievement Night program fst at the local lake If weather per­ your own at homt and bring it these are available free at hobby—such aa taking in wash­ p > v e n try . the nurses' visits lit Iwmes. {at 7:30 p.m. in the church hall. ahead to Nov. 1 from Oci. 2a at mits. Public Records Women’s Supper Hal Boyle along. Tou’Il '■tfind do-it-yoorself the rMtauraht where you lunch. ing. I f your wife objects that thla Student Tickets Drive Captaink' I 4-H’ers at Exposition the Koberteon School. The change An old-fashioned box lunch auc­ popcorn -tastea much better than Fill your pockets. Another sug- is beneath yout dignity, let her or Skywatch Schedule Membership drive captains in I Some 60 4-H Club members and was made since there will be no tion supper will be held at 6:30 p.m. Set for Saturday mechanized popcorn turned out in gesUhn: Nevfcr order soup at s yoiir kids do It. Nothing builds For Band Concert PHHA Pund Drive Started; the south end Include Mrs. Ernest leaders Saturday plan to attend school Oct. 25, Teacher’a Conven­ and the group will adjourn to the Bnlldlng Permit great quantities by an Imperson- restaurant. Simply ask the waiter character In women and children G. LeDoyt, Mrs. Robert A. Dog- the opening ceremonlea at EUst* tion day. American Legion Home for danc­ To Louis Hennequln for a porch How You, Too, Can alized, soulless machine. to bring you a cup of hot water more then doing other people's Friday, Rept. 18 The Nimble Fingers 4-H' Club at 32 Cottage St., $200. Ajiple and Pumpkin pies will re­ 4. Do you know a traveling for ypur ulcer. Then pour in laundry. Placed on Sale gart, Mrs. Louis Carabelas, Mrs. em State Exposition in West ing until about 10 p.m. place peach shortcake aa tha des­ Mldnight-2 a.fti...... 5’ohmteera NMded Richard Q, Jodry, Mrs. Harold Springfield, Maas. The day, will have its first meeting of the This is the first time such a so­ .saleaman. Have him bring back bottled ketchup, stir well —; and Inflation ? Lot the Worry Warts 2 a.m.-4 a.m...... Ernest Whipple $1^800 Needed for Balance fall at 3 p.m. Sept. I'l at tne home sert tor the first public supper of free- itatlonery, hotel soap and you have a wonderful tomato soup student tickets for the matinee VanDivort, Mrs. Joseph P. Eaton, known as All States 4-N Club Day cial program has been attempted the fall season sponsored by tha fret over it. 4 a.m.-6 a.m...... Ernest Whipple ^ Mrs. Charles Little, Mrs. Richard will feature a parade in which of Mrs. Marion V. Gregory, leader, in the District. District Commis­ Beat Inflation towels from his far(Uing Journeys for nothing. The fellb'iv who really knows concert of the Marine Band Oct. 2 6 a:m.-8 a.m...... ^ O liv e Chartler Covtntrj’, Sept. 12 (Speclall—^ According to PHNA officials, to plan the program lor the 4-H Kiro, Blanchard Woman's Society for Christian to Keokuk and Hoboken. 9. Why always buy expensive how to live ought to save so much Nicola. Mrs. James R, MacArthur, several thousand club members sioner David Roach-will be assist­ .Service at United Methodist Church have been placed on sale. 8 a.m.-lO a.m...... Olive Chartier H i* •»hu«l Public Health Nuralnu the total visits since Aug. 1,'1956 Mrs. John M. Stone, Mrs. Clar­ from New England will take part, year which starts AN GIOANTTO ' mainly to the part-time employ­ charge for health supervisloin fied areas., The PHNA Board of I Structions held at the , B ^ th - Natchaug District of Eastern P\irchases of new life insurance James McVeigh. George England, after a- month or so^ he suggest shoes without first removing the school, will be guests of Rotary programs sponsored b.v Rotary, in­ HOUSING OONFERENPE 8 by Mj s . Kenneth Perrett and Mrs, This doesn't mean you should cut be $3 ahead every time this hap- ment of Mrs. Harold Abbey. RN. vi«‘t.s. Directors will meet at p.m. to­ , Dimock Memorial Library with Connecticut Boy Scout Council will during the first six months of 1907 F. J. Vichl, Harry Flrato and Otto Herbert Hull will serve the home­ it’s .vbur turn to buy the gas, rut shoestrings. They coat a dime a The Army will construct more for the matinee. cluding the student assistance day in the PHNA office in the down on life’s utter necessities. ' pens. than 1,700 training centers for Re­ wd>o la assisting Mrs. l^omaa 'The PHNA conducts 'well child Shirley L. Weik. county associate have a co-ed Reid day at 3 p.|i. were nearly 30 per cgMb' above the Herrmann. made pies. the churl dead. Hitch-hike with pair and if you saVe buying two The 52-piece band is the oldest fund that helps students further North Branford, Sept. 12 UPt— O’Brien, the regular p\iblic health conferences, dental, immunization Sebert Building on Main St. i cltib agent, assisting, Saturday at the Plains Athletic iuch aa your daily ration of trsn-i 3. When you go to the movies, another neighbor. pairs s year for .50 years that's serve unit., in cities and towns and most famous symphonic band their education in college or post­ The fifth annual Conneetieiit same 1956 period. 'They totaled A buffet and social tima was qulllaera or a bottle n i champagne j don't buy your popixim in the thea- vlaltlng nurse, with the Increase and Salk anti-polio vaccine clin­ CYO RIatee Meeting j The 4-H Town Conimlttcs Mon- Field. There will be races and some 33 billion dollars, an Increase • 8. Never buy your own salt, a neat $10 you'll have Saved.' throughout the United States by in the country, founded 1.59 years college. the schools' science fair, Mousing Conference will be held held after the regular lodga meet­ For an Englishman an auto con­ •very time your wife wants toiler. It's expensive there. Pop I960, load-visits. ics each year. Many other com­ 8t, Mary's CTO will have Its I day night voted to have the local games at the field with swimming of about eight billion dollars. ing. vertible is a drophead. pepper or stigsr cubes. All of 12. Adopt a money-tnaking ago. I t was first taken on tour by MHS Current Affairs Club trip to here tomorrow.

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W K Ifft-B ie W U A X —s io Driving Course Ellingtion $841,664, appears the largest de­ et will be held Tuesday at 6 p.m. Vernon partmental request In the .budget. In the Superior Court room. '' GET AHEAD WITH A m ia o -^ -u s e Daily Radio w n u — less Roy with Seventh Fleet Other departments haye requested Format Change Milk Dispensed the following amounts; General MRS. SANGER ON TV. w t x x N - m # Esutan Oayilfht II b m WIHIP— 1416 Open government, $56,203; public safety, N ew .York, Sept. 12 (/P>— Mrs. At High School Via Electricity Voters to Get $40,175;'highways, $Ol,800; health Margaret Sanger, advocate, of Th* .ftrtiowln* p n « r M , . conser\>atlon- and services, $24,645; BILL CLEAN-UP Operating in Far East birth control and president of the ulM * r « iuppUed b f th« mdlo BtudanU at Mancheatcr HiRh Thursday At Local School Record High welfare,,' $12,000; library, $4,000; International Planned Parenthood P Pay leftover sasioiuil bills maoacMBenU and art lubjact to w^SdSSM.*"'^ “*** School will b« able to hieet the recreation, $5,200, and miscellane­ Federation, Is tO be Interviewed on and reduce high monthly pey- WTK^Tbr** Ster Kxira ous, $22,760. menti'With e prompt loan here. c h M (* without BOtlC*. WDRC—Laowell Tboma* n*w Btata requirement* for ob­ EUlngton, Sept. I I (Special)— i "The Mike Wallace Interview" WPOP—Moot the Arllel Eduo|Stion Budget Up program Sept. 21 from 10 to 10:30 We K*e to sey “Yot!” when you taining a tlrlver’* llcenee. How­ TTijl School Board li trj’ing out | Town Budget BctU- tUmball **WHAV-Polk» Party and Friday More than ,$90,000 of the In­ p.m. (E D T ) on ABC-TV. ask for e losn. Phone for your Vs cVi-- Koturfl K«vu« ever, iome ehanRci have been made electric milk dispenaer* a t the Old loan in one visit, or com# in. •i'Vfmnf Oo<»d WuMe Vernon, Sept. 12 (.Special— A crease stems frpm the education wan-PM. WK^B^KuaJfral l^o^a Longview School. The State ha* MAILBOXE.S PLASTIC W ^O -B oh MJlirr J^IC—Dick Burt«l In the format o f the couree. record budget' of $1,387,932 for budget, which was only $739,490 a W DRO-i^ holby Informed the Board that although j iumiw 0S rg LOAN! I WDRC*-AmOa aiwl Andy Claaeroom Inetniction In driver the town of Vernon \W11 be pre­ year ago. Also contributing to the Mailboxes in Sweden will toon WPOP—Waxwork* WPOP—rultott Lewta tm 9 P .M ; it does not recommend the diapen- : i : U - i:lA - education will now be held after 0- sented to the voters at a public increase is the interest and first be made ot plastic instead of m MAIN tTt 2imI n.. Ovw WGGlmrNi't. MANCHOTIII WIUT—Botty Kimball *era, their u*e 1* permlaaible. payment on the new high school. metal. Wove RokxirO Rovu* WHAY—Op«h llUia reirular achool hours « t >^anches- hearing Tuesday night, Mrs. Ed­ mtusMUUMArmimumirnmmim WWC—Ooul tvfninf Oood Uuile A committee ha* been appointed i win Pease, secretary of the Board, All Interest and principal pay­ OHN mUMOAT IVSMN9 4 UNTIl • WKHB-P.H. WKNB—Op^B Mika ler High School. In a further de­ to investigate the possibility o f ; IBM ft «l4l8ll il bR MIBIBaM iMIi WTIC—Rom Mlllor WTIC—Your Senator from Conn of Finance, said today:' |ments have been tentatively set WDRO—^ Kolby WDRC-«rAmoa and Andy parture from laat year'* procedure, having a hot lunch coordinator, j The budget requests total about' in the budget at $277,680. tt*iIL2LS? WPOT—Waxwork* The hot lunch program ha* been ^ WPOP—Bd P. Morgan there wdll be no ■pedal teacher for $300,000 more than a year ago. Although an Increase in the tax under the ' chairmanship of Mra. ! r Elizabath Ardan tty aimbaa W*HAY--Studio Party D ^ E A fter the hearing the Board will rate appears necessary, the Board the course, according to Arthur H WCCC-«6-67 by two regular three weeks i t the Northfield Con­ • WCXIC—Record Review Muaig . please because they're top-grade meats . . . aged-right. . . cut-right .. ference. “ WKNB—P.M. WKNB—Swing Eaay teachers who were certified to r W n c—Rom MHler WTIC-X-Mlnua Ona trimmed right to give you the biggest and best salue for the monev. VFD latwn Party £ WDRC—Cal Kolby teach the coursa. This year there WDRC—Eddy Arnold will b* no special teacher. Instead, The Volunteer Fire ' Depart­ U.8. Nsry Photo ? WPOP—Bob and Ray WPOP—Scotland Yard For sure satisfaction-—for sure savings— come to POPULAR for ment's lawn party was a One suc­ the teacher* will all be those who palate-pleasing meats at purse-pleasing low prices. •Donald H. Roy Road «how WHAY- Studio Party cess, making approximately ,C-Record Review hav« a regular load of stiidles, and $2,000. Wnc--Nigtit leina XT# eartified by tha State to teach On Board the USS Columbus—' |Melbourne, Australia, for the 15th swimming or fishing." Don said. w WCCC—Oood Kventne Cwtd Muela WPOP—M i^rn Sounda wiijrtvlsTi TS obtaTh“aTIcense niusf 1st thru 4fh Ribs __ anniversary of the Batle of the His sea-going travels have taken • WKNB—Rrenlnx Serenade \ take * course In driver education CHUCK ROAST Jail. I " wnc—Mimic by Melaehrta* BTHAY—Dodgpara va.eBrave» Dental Hygiene fli.ilc I Coral Sea where a joint American- him to Hawaii, Manila, Australia, or ita equivalent. FTI.I, * WDRC—Miuir a la Cart* WTW—lim:—rainfTy fly LlvlnlLiving *IT A dental hygiene clinic ha* been : annlversary of the Battle of the Japan, Spain and Portugal. 2 WPOP—Top 40 Tim* ‘iton The State Board o f Education act RH AN K ft) scheduled at the Ellington Center I Japanese southern advance. Upon returning to civilian life he :^rgss;dW‘ the , minimum requirements for IflU - V READY .7. HAM H A I.F . Khool Oct. 1,%. 16 and 17. ! En route to Australia Don be­ plans to attend college and ma­ TeierisisEb^rornaB Connecticut high •chooi courses in Z WHAY—Dodgara va. ^ra\e» Boneless Parents who wish their 4-6 : came a ."shellback.’’ Each time a jor in btisineat administration and WTIC—PamOy Living 47 driver education. They stipulate Z On Pss:e Two ft) yesr-old children's teeth cleaned ship crosses the Equator an age­ management. WDRC—Ruaa Neeugnton six hour* behind the wlirei and Shoulder BY WPOP—Hound Dog \ and treated with fluoride may call 30 hour* of classroom injrtruction ' Clod ROAST PIECE f t ) Amer. Bologna and make an appointment. WHAY—Dod^wra va Bravpt as the minimum. ! I all members of the Senate and of agencies, boards, etc., and an WTIC—Lea lean Orrhean Registrations ynay be made by Hou.se. committees on which they historical record of those that WDRC—Ruaa Naughton____ AMER. calling the Rockville Public f A.Ms to 9 PoM. wpo;ip—Mound Dog Bonele.H.s serve, the'Important personnel of have been killed off oy have DECKLE OFF ALUCD rACTOBY AtJTBOBim l*:U - Brisket RI.ICED f t ) Health Nursing A.asn., TR 5-4961, the executive dtpartments and merged with other unit*. Taken TV SERVICE WHAY Dodrrre te Rrevrr Loaf CHEESE between 8 a.m. and ,5 p.m. aiib-oinces, foreign diplomatic together, the two books are clear, Lb. WTIC—Le» Etyart f*rcheetre Head Cut . Auxiliary .Of flee*-Im talled'.. re'ftr?'S(‘ritat'iv‘ea ’aria '"cWriiimtaf "'br- coii'Clse ' explanations of a very C l C A H o b m Oa II JSSSiJ—P’"'" .'■atixhioD "FRESH The Auxiliary of Hatheway-Mill-1 i X ‘:V #1 Pta pBfii ■ WPOP—Hound Do* n E M O V E S Coi*nedBeef ft) flees. and the accredited members complex government. ll:*4 - I-EAN er Post, American Legion, Install- j BU B-0M5 of the various press and photog­ WHAT—Dodxeri v*. Breve* ed officers Ttiesdsy at the home o f , •oTtig Alt lUaclkMitr Atm w n c-N *w * raphers as.sociatlons. EYE INJURIES HIGH the president, Mr*., Hazel Hein of i WDRC—New* A Weather fc«a BUnnUK ■ swxs The "Organization Manual" Is Counting compensation costs, WPOP—N*w» Jresh LADDIE BOY Somers Rd. Solid Crisp l A - ItilA - iMfMBi#< Berr, telephone TRemnnt 5-9318. INSTANT POPULAR BRAND CompbelI's Soup ^ 4 3 c TAU. v7 TOMATO ilCHOICEST MEATS IH TOWH... tliifin n la d Q H P IM P ftj CANS MAXWELL Sweet CORN 2 Library FARM HOUSE ffOZe/t / CAMPBELL’S Verm ont Maid Syrup ‘ sot. 29c CANS HOUSE BONELESS : TOMATO SOUP 4 FOR Lines To And one's way unaided MACARONI & CHEESE STAR-KIST WHITE CH^NK through the maze of United GOFFEE Libby's Tomato Juice 29c CANS State* Governments departments, divisions, offices, committee.*, CASSEROLE TUHA FISH bureaus and personalities would BIG be just aa difficult and, perhaps, 7-M init Pie Crust ^ Pk«. 29c CHUCK ROAST! COFFEE JOHNSON’S almost as dangerous, as crosaing V 6 “O Z * Cut from Heavy Africa without a map. Fortunate­ " JAR Western Corn-fed ly the necessity doesn't face us, DIXIE p t . ql. for there are two excellent guides SWEET LIFE Steer KLEAR WAX to the rderal government - the U. S. Choice "Congressional Directory." pub­ FRUITED BAKED Cans Lean ind Tender lished anew fo r each session of Shoestring Pototoes2 23c Congress, and the "United States HOUSE 14-OZ. Government Organization . Man­ JAR ual.” published annually. HAM GLAZE Both of these basic reference books are available-in the collec- Dai ' Young Pork . , 29 DAISY ROLLS LB. i c : -k NEW CROP-r-SWEET. PINK I SiCKLEPEARS Mcmehtstor Shopping PorkcKlt— W. Middio Tumpiko BEET g r e e n s AA p PurhcNio Storo Opon Wodnosdoy. Itandoy and Friday TIN 9 P.M.-MI 9*8251 OCEAN FRESH DANDELIONS JU t FREE 505 Main St. Store Open Thursday THI9 PIM.— Ml 9*8098 SPINACH f c W GRAPEFRUIT 20 Live jt, - ' KALE XB FANCY SWEET. SEEDLESS LOBSTERS Maine GIFTS 2 39 Special BARBICUED CHICKENS RdASTim CHICKENS lb. COUNTRY STYIJE Rival Dial Soap GRAPES They’re Delicious, Oven Ready Lb. Meaty, Pork For Beechnut SPARE RIBS Belling or Broiling Dog Food AlwRyw available. 59 Lb. 59c 2 Reg. Mxe 27c 19e AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE OR REAR-OF BUILDING Coffee NEW CROP FRESH FROZEN CONN. NABISCO/R|TZ 2 (m a t 27C 2 Bath Mxa 37C 1 Lb. Box 35c BROILERS HEN TURKEYS OPEN WED.TILL 8 P.M .-THURS. T IL L 8:30. P.M .-FRI. TILL 9 P.M. Deep Roasted For Crixp. kTlxvorful Whole or GuL-Up. Each 0 9 Ovm Ready Lb. 59c MeINTOSH APPLES Bob-0 Cleanser 1 New Liquid - H*nd/Pick*d ^ Buihel $1.79 Flavor Difference -;-'6linY-'.'"'"'" ; Half OPEN DAILY ond SUNDAY 8’A.M. to f P.M. 2 H rg . Hlze 29c Gal. SATURDAY 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. vL^L^l.0 5 POULTRY PARTS 2 Large Mize 43c 2 It Ox. <^* 62c 5?e .1 . CUT ONLY raOH CONNECTICUT'S FINEST W artE ROCK Blue Label Beets Blue Label 1 Blue Label Blue Label Calgdn BREASTS - LEGS-LI VERS-WINGS Peps and CdrroH HIGHLAND m a r k e t 6 Oz. Pickled 2 For 2SCy Peas ^ Beans BACKS and NECKS-*iSIZZARDS ! 16 Ox. 31c STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. 317 HIGHLAND ST„ MANCHRSI Ml 3-4278 2 6 Ox. Hliced' lOc 2 6 Ox. Oan.a 25c " 3 S Oa. Oana 33e Toite nod Cowpore — , Guaroileed to Sdrtitfyf ' A*J V' WA* *uMY^ 444 CENTER STREET FREE DELIVERY — H L Ml 3*8059 PLENTt OF TREE PARKING Reg. She 2 5 C 40 Ox. 69c n---.

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.V, /■ P A ^ EIGHTESW lUNCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, ilANCHESTBiR. CONN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1967 V / BUGS BUNNY . ^ IfeT” Lecturer (hi 'ytoaga hall)—Now Rogiohal Dutrict 8 ’ ^outh Windtor The editor read tha poem, you alt know whkt a molecule Is. Seminar Speaker Sense and Nonsense frowned, and returned the ma­ Chairman (Interru^Ung)-^Most \ 'i A terial with a note saying: "Dear of us do, but perhaps you’d better Aniwnr to Pfvloui Puigtf Teachers Listed -A. '■ g ' Boy Scout Troop "''K madam, if ha does, he should never explain for the benefit of those Flowtr Shew The Baby Has^ 8MtMl in thair wdan on tha out- purring monotone of the motor agsdn be trusted with firearms.” who have never been up in one. By Dr. Heisler Meeting Tonight sktrU of a graat city, two Btisincaa awoke. Slowly their headlights man were quietly abaorbed in the coasted around to the • homeward AOBOSB Hebron, Sept. 13 (Special)—X South Windsor, Sept. 13 (Spe­ spectacle of a sunset spreading: its course. Not till they were well CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER tFsrsnalsl I Spat complsts listing of teachers )iu cial)—AU members .,and prospec­ into the surge of the city was con Beafsr IHsbrow vivid backdrop behind the magnifi­ Been Nam ed... been releued by Dr. W. Chriatof tive members of Roy Scout Troop cence of a great city. For many versation resumed. It w u the a Osrdsa — > Bsestlc 63, in addition to parents intsrest- minutes neither said a word. The older man who spoke. “ '^ s , it • Fill awstr^ . I Sheshentsa Helslar, supsrlntei^ent of tha new ed In becoming Scout leadera, are scene spoke for itself. Finally, the surely does," he said. 11 Wslrd IndiaB*' Region District 8 Junior-senior asked to attend a meeting at 7:30 younger of the two broke the al­ It Tsnn iiwd to • Ban (»y.> high school. tonight at the Community Hall. ienee. In the window of a blma, Ohio, sale whist SThrbufto Faith Jay, daughter of Major and Mrs. Wsitsr Hootm-. UUca, Scoutmastet* Robert C. Staiger has tMaseuUiis Ths listing includes their nsmsa,, “ Seventeen stories up," he said, apparel shop: “Our clothes not ItHoaers N. r She w u bom 8spt. « «t Hartford Hospital. She h u addressu. and the subjecU Which particularly urged the 40 )>oyi reg­ only make girls look slim: they appsliatioiS istered last year to attend so that "in that tower over there is where' IS Vbllewsr 34 Goddass ■ gPLeok— . two ■iiteri, MArilyn and Nancy. they will teach, u foUowa: NaUian make men look 'round."—Bennett IS Droop TMost camping may be made in the near you and I have our offices. Impres­ Cerf. iSfc^tototog St Russton river with a ^..„Gat£heII. Andover, Ekigliah and future. . , II Entomology Social Stadies; Thomas McCabe, ..'! ..X J __ * sive offices: very busy—where we a Sharper 33 Roksanian bontaMtlatc Leans Lynne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Crawford, 97 Women’a Bowling feel we are handling very impor­ .) 43 Elapsed pita). Her maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Venal Studlu; Mra. Heidi Mclnemey, The Women's Bowling League at scarce article known as the "good" the CTommunIty Hall has openings PTTUAA^ ) -miNK consequence, in fact, than any go­ SOTranepeee IS Hate 34 Uriels ' M TilAto UHs i Hughey, Jockmam Maine; and her paternal grandparent! are Mr. Msneheatey, Bkiglish and Latin: professor will be able to command (eb.) 14 Remain IS— wort f. t oOrtaHpl r iH sl aamg_ Mrs. Shirley Mustard, Willimantic, for three teams of six members OOMOU y I 0 4 ing elsewhere. When we're up at least as much income as and Mrs. Frank Crawford. Kingsport, Maine. She has a broth- there, the world sort of revolves St On the ocean IT ClMle pert 31 Most •r. Michael, 3. French; Miss Sonja Benaon, WilU- each. Local women intereated in WtNTMC ^ MAKCTN country club chef. the league are requested to call around tis—or so we assumed But, S3 Lock of hair 31 Anoint n s^ the • dIreetleQ * • • 0 mantic, English, grades 7, 8 and 9; TOMOC I HOSE 3$ You can ace Mrs. Gladye Daley, Ellington Rd., MY CM. A REACH somehow, over here, the whole 33 Corpulent 33 Eurasian ■3 Craft Mrs. Norma E. (3. Norria, English The editor of a small Mwspapec many wild . 34 Dispatched flower fSNsithsr Cynthia Virginia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlei Lank- and Social Studieia, grades 7 and 8; South Windsor," who is the mana­ ■UOT / v o t o v ' concept of personal and business aewsrs on '• ford, 41 Grant Rd. She was born Sept. 6 at Manchester Me­ ger. - TONIGHT, FRIDAT and SATURDAY Importance starts losing dimen­ sent a notice to one Bill Jenkins and Walter W. Norria, English and 1 that his subscription had expired. walk to tbs morial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is Louis Russo, Wil­ Social Studiss, gradu 7, 9 and lO. sions. book at those tremendous son, and her paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Can­ Hre.9.Agnea Sanford structures crowded all around our The note came back with the brief Social Studlu will also )>e Manchester Evening Herald notation, “ So's Bill." M Fsteir non, Elsmere, Del. She has a brother, Charles, 514, and a sis­ taught in gradu 9. 11 and 12 by South Windsor snd Wspping ror- Docorativo EdHfioiiiKtMo little offices! Notice tBe puny (comb, form) ter, Catherine, 9H- Mrs. Agnes Sanford, nationally finger it points into that limitless Francis Robinson, Salem, who respondent, Mrs. E. P. ^ o tt, tele­ SOPrlerity • 8 0 0 0 known^ leader in'the field of re­ phone Mitchell 8-1295. sea of light which has very nearly An editor who was noted for formerly Uught in the Hebron ele­ ligion and health, will be one of (prolix) Daniel Frank, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amts, East Hart- mentary school. twallowed up the whole city! A his caustic wit received a lengthy 31 Individual five Protestant church leaders who SOUP UOhLS view like this changes a man's veree written on perfumed paper ford. We was bom Sept. 2 at Msneheater Memorial Hospital. Other Teachers 33 Salt His maWjrhal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert O. Lunt. Will come to Manchester on Sept. perspective, doesn't it?’* and tied with pink ribbon, from a 133 Stats Bewsr of Other aU ff members include 29. The Manchester Council of 129 Cooper Hill St., and ids paternal grandparents Srs Mrs. Emilie Blanchard But there was~ no response. contributor. The title of the poem Msssaelnisstts Martin SalU,— Storrs, -remiedial C/hurches will sponsor a seminar a t 2 For 3 1 c B'ventually a switch clicked; the wds "I Wonder Will Ha Mias ' ST Orants use ■Tames Lynch. Camden, Maine, and Frank D. Ames 8r„ Ssylea- reading instructor, who will also ville, R. I. He hSs a sister, Cheryl Lea, 2. that time to be held at Center Con­ Guest at ShoWer tsmporarlly teach Scienca In grade 7; William gregational Church. «1 Flesh food D. Morris, Mansfield Center, MR. TWEEDY BY NED RIDDLE 42 Preposition David Joseph, son o? Mr. and Mrs. Theodora Roback. 37 Ly- Science and Msthemstlcs; IsKipold Mrs. Sanford, married to an A surprise bridal rhower In UNEQUALED SAVINGS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with / MAJOR HOOPLE 44 Before dsU St. He was bom Sept. 2 at Hartford HosplUI. He h u a E. Klopfer, Lebanon, Science and Episcopalian clergyman, has been honor of Miss Emilia Blanchard, I 45 Term used brother, Kenneth Walter, 8. Mathematlu; Henry Grabber, Ve- active In the work of Christian daughter of Mr. an? Mrs. Henry ON BLOND MAPLE and by golfers benon. Biology, Mathematics and healing for more than 20 years and Blanchard, 19 Homestead 8 t„ was CHROME. WROUGHT IRON SALEM MAPLE • [aOMEOI^ BE 1 8 ' bis. music super\’isor; Mrs. Bar­ day at 3:45 p.m.lin Se^."29. Tiiose" , EKtraoimoary SovliijUfl TO ENTER THE ■(^INTELLIOENCE... THfS LEAVES Howard Lappen, 59 Branford St. Ha haa two alsters, Patricia US OUT. Ann. and Joanne. 3. bara Wythe, art; Miss Vera Tay­ who are intereated in attending 625,(H>0 FIRE DAMAGE ' • ¥ O O’ -• - — . lor, Andover, home economics; sre asked, to contact their local Cheshire, Sept. 12 UP)—Fire de­ ^ >AMOUS m a k e ; and Dwight H. Martin, Amston, mlntaters. Organizing' the seminar stroyed a barn owned by Samuel F. Terry Alan, son of Mr, and Mrs. Bob L. Beckett, Laurel St., Industrial arU. has been a committee of the Coun­ Hall last night. Damage was esti­ Wapplng. He was born Sept. 8 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ Other members of the staff are cil of Churches headed by the Rev. mated at $25,000. Four horses BUY 0ARRU8ES pital. His paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Beck­ MIm Lots Clark, East Hartford, Clifford O. Simpson. were led to safety...... — ------— ett, Gaylord, Mich. He has a brother, Peter Lloyd, 14 ntbnths. guidance director; Mrs. Constance • • • O • Ezer, Columbia, library clerk; and Deborah Jeon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ctsrenes Walker, Mrs. Alice M. Stone, achool nurse. Registration Set V INNERSPRING FLEXIBLE 4.UGHT p u m 6 88 Ash St. She was bom Sept. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hos- SiibaUtuU to Be Hired GENERAL f*HEART£ plUI. Her matcmsl grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rudd, Dr. Heisler was authorized by For Night School STUDIO COUCH AND. 22 Drive B. and her paternal grandparents ere Mr. end Mrs. the Regional District 8 Board of MOVIE BAR "^•r» cofAM 111* hol Mwe* you erdtr*d, Sunor.’ Clarence Walker, 86 Ash St. She haa s brother, Michael Ed­ Education at iU recent meeting TV SERVICE Floor Sample, i U A T F C ward, i._. to hire a substitute teacher to Registration for adult evening Reg:. 7 9 .9 5 .------^ V o / O R lir 14.95. ■ V , __ __ supervise study periods. ___ claases at .Msneheiiter High School -Nights oAsOReiiasParto will be held on Sept. 23, 24, and 26. ALLEY OOP Boy, You’re Bright! BY V. T. HAMLIN Wallace Joseph Jr„ son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallses Clark, Ter­ Since more students have TEL. Ml 3-5482 race Dr.. Rockville. He was born Sept. 6 St Msneheater Me­ signed up for flve subjects than The high school office will be WEULWHJJ £URE..JlJ6r RUN waa„.P0R, COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO morial HosplUI. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. were originally anticipated by Dr. open 7 to 9 p.m. on these dates to I euppoec AN AD IN TH' heavens / ah! ' Albert Moreau, Ashland, Maine. He h u two aistera, Sheila Heisler, he has had to assign more accept registrations. Claases last YOU WNChV OASEinED ' v£P— aoTYsaiPPCR Joan, 10, and Kiren Lynn, 7. ' clasaes to members of the staff year included beginning and ad-, HEADQUARTERS FOR plans to RiST YOU • O o • ALL ABOUT, SKnON OPTW UNTIL THAT PINAL SCRIHj 0 whom he had planned to aasign to vanced typing and stenog;raphy, PRIVATE rr.' NEWSPAPER/ » WITH Tk O U S WHICH , study hall periods. sewing, woodworking, rug hooking, Michael Dean, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Myers. Hayes Rd„ English for the foreign born, and ^ CAfPriOSMf South W’indeor. He w u born Sept. 7 at Manchester Memorial SCHOOL SUPPUES Manrhuter Evening Herald algebra. Thesq classes will be re­ TRUMPET HospiUl. His paternal gp-andpsrenU are Mr. and Mrs. Thom u Andover Mrrupondent, Mr*. Paul peated (his year if fegistratidn is F. Myers. Seattle, W uh. He haa two sisters. Teresa, 6, and Melinda. 20 months. PfsnsUehl, telephone Pllgrtra sufficient to form a clas8. AT LOW, LOW PRICED 3-«856. Classes will be formed In any InsfrueHens By • s-^ • • « ■ —ft other subject if enough interest is Elizabeth Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Baker, Marl­ indicated. Last year some Interest URRYMETTER borough. She was born Sept. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ was shown, in harmony and music Facility Member o f Hartt pital. Her md!lernal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. R. Weldon, Big Textile Mills appreciation, but not enough to College for 12 Years 3-way metal kitclieO:^|lBpeii8«' Daytona Beach, Fla., and her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and form a class. 3-Pc. HOLLYWOOD ' for wiuc peper, aluminum foil Mrs. Tom Summers, Nuhville, Tenn. She h u a aiater, Suun Planned in Ceylon Residents of Manchester may Studio 177 McK** St. Cornelia, 2. take the coursu free of charge. -1 • • • •• and paper towaia. - Plans are being developed for the Non-residents will be charged 310. Phon* Ml 3.7500 BED OUTFIT < Kathryn Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh. 82 Most of the claases will meet twice 30-Ineh. # % A 9-13 White St. She w u bom Aug. 17 at St. Francis HospiUl. . Her establishment of large textile fac AD 2.5$78 a week; a few will meet only once. Regr. 49.95. . X O o l I U LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Thom u Wsish, Boston, lories in Ceylon, with an annual Mass. She h u three brothers, Thomu, 7, Kevin, 5, and Robert, production capacity of 85,000,000 BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 1: and one sister, Mary, 3. yarda of cotton Uxtiles, the n*s iHsri to«p tog. irieeK • • O • O -1 c^KHWfisn'nagtPDu *NP aOLltNfl UKF amount now Imported each year. Big P f ice C u ts On mPKmo.ntMonmmK.A'nm Robert Thomas, son of Mr. and Mra John J. Petrus, WiUi- D MTMIXMP CMXWfl CESCr W MOWNMfwmiFF. At first, cotton will be imported You do your mantlc. He w u bom Sept. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hoapl- from Egypt and elsewhere; even­ BEST— Mflay, A m n e o f worn ndiohic UI. His mstemal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sroka, D iMeKyHiM. o w f j ’sTiei: tually about 100,000 acres will be Feel vour H ew 1958 TV TO AIRPLAIftf! Willimantic, and hia paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrn. Al­ brought under cultivation in Cey­ bert Petrua, Wlilimantlc. " „BEST— • • • • • lon to produce the required 30,000,- 000 pounds of cotton, - After a Rood and Radios Michael James, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Morse, Rockville. The plan calls for the building niehts’s He w u born Sept. 6 at Manchester Memorial HospiUl. His ma­ within five miles of five spinning REST! ternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. H. A, Bennett, West Frank­ Willis wlUiJlS.OOO spindles each. 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, . y P A G E T W V S T t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COfiN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONM, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 12.1967 ^AGE TWENTY-ONE Miracle Finish Card Goal I 'National Amateur Golf Event Closest Contested in Years ' n n t riMMid pailiax* hsv* baM nad* In tti* Town Tonnio (Tlllrd hi a series of tour articles Johnson P ain t Oo.. eom prlithq Vivl«« Tonrnameift which lo hctas mnilnct«d by tho Reeim* eovering the hlghUgbta of sporting Gladys JohiLion, Heltn. Arthur,^ tioa'Pnpnrtaiffit. All matchco will bo pUyod Aotunloy nbrn- evssita la Manchester from Lnbor Elizabeth Juul, Betty Bouvia and Inx otarttaif at 10 o’clock. Playon and oltoo of matches fol* Da.r 1988 through Labor Day PeXXy LTttlng, finished on tdp In 16 Survivors Pennant Races at a Glance low: Birds Reduce!I 1M7.) the Village Charmers Bowling bBttk OonnoII)r ^’s. hyo; Ed TlMrof \'s. Earl Bisoell, IVest By PAT BOLDUC League and Madeline Morley was • • • Still in Field AmerioaB League 17 (N), 18 (N); St Loilla <•), 8Me: Al Guatafoon \%. Stev« Plckman. Wool Side; Hanoy link- Braves’ Lead the loop's No. 1 pinner with a 94.- W L Pet. O.B. Left Sept 23 (N), 24 (N), 25; auetn- bara vs. Al IVhitncy. HiKh hchnnl; Phil Hyde vs. Mac Raiidocpp, First annual reunion of the Man­ 29 average. New Y ork . 88 52 .629 — 14 natl (8, Sept. 27 (N ), 28, 2«. High School; Ed Bcnsche v«. Dick laiw, Y; Paul O'Bright vs. chester Rangers basketball team • • • At Brookline C hicago, . . . 81 58 .591 5H 17 St. Louia (IS): Away (6)— At games Losuye, Y: Fran Leary, bye. was held Saturday night, April 13 Late in May the Recreation De- Cincinnati (3). Sept 20 -(N), 2L To 4 Vi Games at the Rosemount Restaurant in Aiiaeiloe'i League NMoBal League . Remaining games: Second round 'matchm are' slated Saturday afternoon w Ith partmept announced that tha Twi­ New York (14); Away (3) — 22 At MllwaOkee (3), Sept 23 the oeml-dnals and finals Sunday morning and afternoon at the Bolton. On hand were Gene Enrico. Brohkline, Ma8.8/, Sept. 12 W. L. Pet. G.B. W. L. Pet. O.B. light Baseball Learie would be ene New York ... .88 62 .629 __ Milwaukee ... • 84 54 .609 J— A t B oiton (3) Sept. 27, 28, 29. (N ), 24 (N ), 25. Home (» )—New high school courts. New York, Sept. 12 (/P)— Jim Sheldotv Jim Antonio, Andy of the projects eliminated because (jP)—-TUB’)— T I ^ , golf experts »Jio York (2), Sept 13 (N). 14; Pitta- . Raguskas, Dr. Ray Mouer. Ho.w- Chteago ...... 81 .56- .691 5'4 St. Louia .... .80 59 ..576 4'4 Home (111 — Boston (3), Sept. I* that a miracle or a mirage of a cut in the department's budg­ piedicted t^at Harvie Ward’s Boaton ...... 75 63 .543 12 Brooklyn ...... 78 62 .557 7 20 (N J, 21, 22; Chicago (2)', Sept. burgh (2 ), S e p t 15 (2); Brooklyn taking shape in the National ard Brown, E arl Stevenson, Al (2) , Sept 17 (N), 18 (N); (jhicago Saimond. Joe Sartor, Fritz Della- et. suspension t r (> m amateur D etroit ...... J. .61 67. .514 16 Cincinnati .... .71 68 .511 13 <4 15, 14; K ansas City (2), Sept. 16; League pennant race? A mio- • * * competition 'w^uld make the Cleveland .67 71 .486 20 Philadelphia .. .70 71 .496 15>4 Detroit (2), Sept. 17. 18; Balti­ (3 ) . S e p t 27 (N ), 28 (N ), 29. Fera,. Stewie Kennedy and Coach 75 Brooklyn (14); Away (10)—At acle finish, such as the New Hugh Greer, who guided the out­ On Sunday. May 26. the seventh Baltimore .... .86 72 .478 21 New York .... .67 .472 19 more (2) (2, Twi-NIght), Sept. ino I,EVEI, 67Ui National m a t e u r Kansas City . ..■52 85 ..180 .14 <4 P ittsburgh ..55 85 .393 30 25. PhilaileTphia (3), Sept. 27 (N), 38; TOP QUALITY York Giants staged in 1951, standing quintet during Its tenure annual Little League baseball aea- Champlon'ship the hjost evenly aon got underway with three dou- Washington . ;52 86 .377 35 Chicago ...... 53 84 .387 30 H Chicago (17): Away (12) — At 29; At Milwaukee -.(3), Sept 13 FACTORY FRESH ■ is like s tango. It takes two. Even from 1932 until '36. fonlc.ited in years sppar^ntly were (N), 18 (N), 14; At dnchmatl a spirited sprint down the 'stretch. V * ■ • blehcadcr.a at three different fieldi. sh.ioliitely right. . . Thumdsy’s Schedule Thunutay’a Schedule ' Boaton (1), Sept. 12; at New York NEWT HEAVY lUTTY It marked the first time in the pro­ Detroit at Washington, 8 p.m. Pittsburgh at. Chicago (2). 2 (2), Sept. 13, 14; at Wa.ahlngton (2). Sept 15, 16 (N); At S t Louia FIRST LINE BCTYL TUBES FREE’ I .such ss the Giants' 37-7 drive six Approximately .500 children and There wasn’t s solid favdrite In (2), Sept 17 (N), 18 (N).I Home — Maas (9-12) vs. Stobbs (8-18). p.m. — Friend (11-17) and R. : years ago, won't bring a payoff parents braved 30-degret temper­ gram's h;.atory that the opening the field when the tournament be­ (2), Sept. 15. 16 (N); At Balti­ Kansas City at Baltimore. 8 Smith U-3) V*. Elston (5-8) and more (2). Sept. 17 (N), 18 (N); At (4) — Philadelphia (8), Sept. 20 I i^ileas tha leader copipses. as did ature Saturday morning, April 13 games were not played on Me­ gan Monday and there still wasn't ; (N ), 21, 22: P ittsburgh (1 ), S e p t the Brookb-n Dodgers when they to attend the annual Fishing Der­ morial Day. g.m.—Urban (5-8) va Brown (6- Hillman ,(5-11). Cleveland (3). Sept. 20 (N), 21,22; one today when 16 survivors moved ; Brooklyn at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. 24 (N ). lost 23 of the^ last 49 and by at Center Springs Pond. Only • • « Into snother double round of ellml-! At Kansas City (2), Sept. 23.(N), then blew it to the Giants 25 fish were registered during the Chlcago at Boston, 2 p.m.- Wil­ —McDevitl (6-2l V8. Buhl (18-6). 24. Home (5) - - D etroit (21, Sept. D ates St Nuts won the final play- nations. T hst was quite a change 1 son (11-8) or Pierce (19-10) va. Only Games Scheduled. I in the three-game pennant playoff. event which ia sponsored hy the i off series in the Housewive'i Bowl from the past two years when the 25 (N), 26; Cleveland (3),' Sept. MaintainB Lead TIRE SALE That'a th^situation in the NL Recreation and Park Departments. Sullivan (13-9). Wednesday’s Results 27 (N ). 28, 29. ing Leagues with a total pinfall of first question was “Who will be Only Games Scheduled. Marblehead, Maaa., Sept 12 (Jh— : rare ndw.^TYie second place St. * . « B’lttzburgh 2. Milwaukee 1. National League 1.37S, edging the runnenip Skillets playing Hsrvie in the final?" i Wednesday’s Results Brooklyn 9. Chicago I. With three races to be sailed,.two if nitST LINE — HRST QUALITY 'Louis CeCdinals have won seven Ronnie Daigle was named the by a mere 14 pins The Rockettes I’ll! on Probation | Chicago 4, Boston 1 (11 In­ W L Pci, G.B. Left scheduled, today and one tomorrow, St. Louis 14. Philadelphia 6 M ilwaukee . 84 54 .609 — 16 I of their last eight while Milwau- new roach of the American Legion wound up In third spot with a Ward." the. winner ^or the past nings). (N ight). the Maasachuaetta Bay entry main­ * TOIL LEVEL—Origiiid EqHipmMf Sp«cifieatlens j kee’a /first place Braves, perhaps Junior baseball team succeeding 1.271 three-gam e total. two years, was put on probation 1 N ew York 5-1. Cleveland 0-4 . Oiily Gamaa Scheduled. .St. Louis .. 80 ,59 .578 4 'i 15 tained a lead In the North Ameri­ Brooklyn . . ‘I8 '8 2 ;857 7 14' t building priesBureby insisting there Wally Fortin who reaijmed after . . • enrlv (his summer for violation of J D etroit 3-12, W ashington 0-2 Friday’s Schedule can Senior Sailing ChamptonOdp lsiy’4. any, have lost five of their gaining hla new position with the Other bowling champions includ­ the "mica regarding expense psy- K ansas City 7-2, Baltim ore 3-6 Pittsburgh at Chicago, 2.30 Remaking games: for the Mallory Cup. Tha boat ★ MOUNTED FREE ~ MOUNTED FAST jlgbt eight. Recreation Department Daigle's ed the Putters in the Country Club ments. Frida.v’a Schedule p.m. Milwaukee (16): Away (3)—At entry, skippered by George O’Day y The Cards stayed with It last selection was made known April One of the two players he best Chicago at New York, 2 p.m. Brooklyn at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Chicago (3). S ep t.'20, 21, 22. Home of Marblehead, registered a fifth in night, battering Philadelphia 14-6 17. Women's League, Hollywood Seiw- ILACKWALL WHITEWALL Ire in the Automotive I.«ague. and for hia tltlea. Chuck Kocaia. re­ Cleveland at Washington, 8 p.nj. New York at St. Louie, 9 p.m. (13) — Brooklyn (8), Sept. 12 (N), .yesterday morning’s 4.9 mtlea eon- and climbing within 4<, games of mained in the field today, when Detroit at Baltimore. 8 p.m. Philadephia at Cincinnati, 9 13 (N), 14; Philadelphia (2), Sept. teat over a triangular eourae, and the Braves, who were dropped 2-1 Dr. Charlie Robbins of Bolton, ' Audrey and H enry Frey In the ”iifg. Hale Price Mfg. Rale Price/ Mixed Doubles League. two 18-hole rounds were to reduce Kansas City at Boston, 8:15 p.m. 15, 16 IN ); New York (2), Sept. a fourth in the afternoon ormt nzB- Uat PrlM T. and T, Sale Price T. and T. by the Pittsburgh Pirstes. Warren former Manchester High and; It to the four semi-finalista. Spahn, Milwaukee's see, was side­ , UConn runner, placed 26th in the j * . * * Among the others were one ex­ tracked in his bid to become the 4.70x15 81.60 1 6 7 7 annual Boaton Marathon on April | Manchester High won Its second champion, four members of the .87.80 2 ( T ^ majors' first 20-game winner of j 20. Little Johnny Kelley, well | straight CCIL baseball title and 19.57 U.P. Walker Cup team, one the .year after winning nine I known locally for" being a three- ended the spring season with an visiting Briton and a rather odd T.lOzlS 84.60 1 8 77 41.45 2 2 - 7 7 straight. i time winner of the annual Five- oferall 8-4 won and lost record. assortment of others including only WhitUrd I.ead I Mils Road Rare on Thank.sglving i The Indians Just missed qualifying three real outsiders. T.40X15 38.05 2 0 77 2 5 - 7 7 The Cardinals, who hive whit­ j morning, won in the time of two for the State Tournament after The solid choice! to be around 4!5.55 tled, four games from Milwaukee's ! hours, 20 m inutes and five sec- ; bow ing to E ast H artford in their for the 36-hole aemi-finali Friday supposed impregnable 8 H -gam e : ondf. finale. Senior Alan Johnson cap- were Dr. Bud Taylor, the awset- 8.00x15 41.85 2 2 . 7 7 49.60 2 7 - 7 7 Labor Day bulge In eight games, j « • • 1 Hired the batting title with a .354 ■winghig dentist from Pomona, Gene's Bottle Shoppe upended i average and wa.s presented the have 15 games remaining, three A . *< f, . Calif.; Dick Yoit, a tall, strong 27- Watching One Come Up from the Floor \8 J 0 x l5 42.90 2 3 - 7 7 2 9 - 7 7 with the Braves at Milwaukee. The Armory Package 3-2 in a rolloff' Naa.siff Arms Batting Trophy, year-old who now llvss In Portland. 51.50 Braves have 1 left, and still can for the Elks Bowling I^eague cham-. Johnson also topped the Red and Ore,: Dick Chapman, the wealthy Larry Baker (left) seems to have his gaze fixed on glove rising from ahoetops of hii opponent, nail It witb any combination of pionshlp. Hippo Correnti sparkeil j White pitchers with a fine 5-1 rec- estate executor from Osterville, Vince Martinez, in welterweight bout here last night. Baker loat on a TKO in ninth after fight f ^ l S 29.75 1 5 -7 7 35.65 1 9 7 7 vtctoriea' and St. Louia defeats Ihe victory with an average of ord. winning his first four starts, Mass., and Pinehurst, N. C., who waa stopped because of cut opened over Baker's eye. (AP Wlrephotp). totaling 12. Sal^he Barber Shavinfjf Indians 130.2 In five games. Correnti also . Catcher Dick Avery was the club's has held both the U.K. snd British MOxk^ 28.80 1 4 .7 7 34^45 10^77 .T he New York Yankees reduced compiled a seaaon'i average of best defensive pla.ver, compiling a Amateur Champtom-hips; Hillman their magic number for the'Amer­ Sal Maglie of New York Yankees bears down aa he pitches against Cleveland at 5’ankee Stadium 125.20 in .59 games for the best 963 fielding average. As a team Robbins, a lean Air *'orce Lieuten­ ican League flag to ll with a split yesterday. After two years of waiting. Maglie. 40-year-old veteran who helped win pennants for m ark ever chalked up in a local th e locals hatted .253 and sported ant from Memphis, Tenm; Koctis. iW LO S fl^ Best Fight at Stadium In a day-night doubleheader agalnat the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgeri, proved himself to the Indians with a thre«-hit organized, loop. , a .913 fielding average. and Rex Baxter Jr., a aolidly-built c u s to m DE LUXE NYLON Cleveland, o r Sal Maglie tossed a shutout. It was Cleveland who grabbed Sal from the Giants in 19.55 to keep the Tanks from 21-year-old Texan. three-hitter that beat hi.s former gettipg him only to peddle him to the Dodgers the following year. Y'anka won, 5-0, behind Sal but Walnut Restaurant won regular For the second aucceasive year Obviously they ran t all make TVibe mates 5-0 in the opener, but lost the ftnaie of a day-night doubleheader, 4-1. i AP Wirephoto). season championship honors In the the last four. Was Trainer vs. Referee the Manchester High tennis squad RESTAURANT LEAGUE Biay Narleaki then set down the Restaurant Bowling League hut concluded its spring schedule writh The rem aining eutaideri Were W Hh FREE T ubes Yankees on four hits in Cleve­ an 8-15 record. Andy Pafko, who for two hits by Hank Bauer, one | handed BrSb Rush a 15th defeat, Ray's Restaurant eliminated both Lawrence Cook, a police officer Oak Grill ...... 4 0 1.000 homered in the second, and Del a record of seven wins sad four Walnut . . , ...... 8 1 .750 Chicago, Sept. 12 <,15—1116 beat fight at Chicago Stadium last land's 4-1 nightcap victory. an RBI triple in the fifth that cut | Johnny Podres hit hii major Walnut and Miller’s Restaurant to setbacks. Cosch Matt Maetoio't from Wilmington, N.' C; Alex night coulit have been between a trainer and a referee. Aa It waa, That left the champs with a 5'i- Rice had four of the Braves' Jilts. the Indian.s' lead to 2-1. The Tribe ; league high with a 12th victon-, capture the playoff crowm. Charlie Pott a SS-year-old former Penn- L akt House ...... 3 1 .750 racqiieteers raptured its last M illers ...... 1 I .250 Larry Baker, eighth ranking welterweight from New York, wound up lU CK W A LL ^ WHITEWALL game lead oyer Chicago's second Snubbed by Tribe rapped Bobby Shantz for eight | allowing aix hits and losing his bid Whelan topped all Individual keg- three mitchea and wound up third aylvanla coal miner who now lives restraining hia handler, Jack Friday, from going after Referee Ber­ hits in his seven frames, witb ■ for s seventh shutout on Ernie lers with a 119 60 average In 78 In Bridgeport. Conn., and Paul Chatterbox ...... 1 $ .250 amgg. T. and T. place White Sox. who scored three Maglie. the 40-year-old right- In the CCIL race. C o-C aptaini R ay's ...... 0 4 .000 nard Weisaman. *• tBg. >ttg- Bugg. T. and T. in the llth and beat Boston 4-1. Chico Carrasquel getting two and . Banks' 37lh home nin—llth games. Rodgers, a stubby 19-yesr-old after Martinez. In the center of M m ' No Trade Bale Price No Trade Sale Price i hander Cleveland snubbed as "Just I Paul O'Bright and Ed Pirkman Rolling an .early season team This all happened after Baker ■ -Frie*' —- -Nylon ■ Price - Nylon- . Third place Brooklyn,. . »gy!fA;*jo'otK«i::gwK.'iitteZ“.b^ln« '.hl l i i i • i.ft«3 ln8t...tlje.Byqo.K«,,m...tlje .aec- ■ • -.t ----- l and Ijew-QelS'competed In-all of Californian--w'b» .Avaa a- college ibtal o( 1,788 the (9ak TJrill R estau­ Ibat’ to 'Vince Marffnez, No. 4 con­ the ring- he 'eau'ght' him''W ith"i games behind Milwaukee, defeated ! from the Giants in 1955, gave up 1 fl.i . Shantz and Narleaki ond. Billy Thornton, playing out of me singles matches while the teammate of Baxter at the Univer­ rant shutout Ray's 4-0 last night in tender from Paterson, N. J., on a looping right. Martinez’ legs 1 9 7 7 the Chicago Cubs 9-1 In the only ! s single to Joe Caffie snd Russ i records. , Jim Running hit his first major Jupiter. Fla., bowed to the defend- teams of O'Bright and Plckman sity of Houaton. They .ail played the league's -opening games. Both technical knockout in the ninth buckled and he. was forced grog- 8.70x15 82.95 39.45 2 3 ^ other game scheduled. i Nixon s ground rule double in the i ^ R>''rra s third hit, a single, league home run and gained his ing champion. 1-up. in the North [ ^nd Modis Raiidsepp and Kerin sound golf to get as far as the fifth Walnut, defending rliampions, and round. gily into a corner. Baker smashed In the other AL games, a pair’second, then no-hit the Tribe until ' the tie-breaking run for first shutout along with his 18thh I and South Amateur Golf Tourna- 1 Collins proved the Indians' top round, but they also bfnfited by the Bolton Lake House scored 3-1'! After seven diil! rounds, the na­ him at will, but the bell sounded 2 1 -7 7 43.30 [ 2 6 - 7 7 of twi-night doubleheaders. Detroit I Nixon singled with two out in the ! j Hatfield then victory for the Tigers in the open-- | I ment at Pinehurst. N. C. April 24. ! doublesdoublet te teams. a m s comparatively soft spots in the wins over Miller's and Chatterbox, tional TV audience who stayed iiefore Martinez could be chopped 7.10x15 84.10 swept Washington 3-0 and 12-2.'ninth. It was Sal's first American ' * two-nin pinch single in ■ er. Frank Lary then won hia 10th | Billy was three-up after the first draw. down. ' - ' the big frame that handed Willard I m the nightcap as Detroit scored lO holes, • • • . respectively. with It and the 1.108 ringslders and Baltimore split with Kansas ! League victory. Taylor, whose beautiful golf Noteworthy scores were pinned who groaned through it, got a Between rounds. Dr. Irv, TiiOxlS 29.70 2 3 - 7 7 47.55 2 9 - 7 7 Oily, winning 6-2 after a 7-3 de­ , . . , . Nixon an 11-11 record. Young Bill : nine in the seventh, two on Frank ' . . . Sponsored by N sssiff A r m a, swing It the envy of visiting Brit­ The 1 ajikees gave him a lead ; pigcher went all the wav, losing' House's homer, Henri Salaun of Boston. New Eng­ by John Saaiela 138-373, Chris De- tr e a t Slott of the Illinois Athletic Com­ feat. The Outings, first round win­ ish experts, inherited the frrorlte's a a n lla 137-372, Cv Giorgetti 1.W- Martinez caught Baker with a mission, Inspected Baker's eye. He with two unearned runs in the ^is shutout in the seventh but i Ralph Terrv four-hit the Orioles ners, defeated the Clambakei. land am ateu r champion, and Mia* role after the elimination of Billy 8.00x15 4SJ0, 2 6 - u 51.85 3 2 - 7 7 !4coring High fourth against Earl>- « ynn- "To ^ gaining a 7-7 mark with a 10-hit-. in the opener for Kansas City, loa- Loia Felix of Meriden, queen of 131-368. Charlie V^lielan 36.5. Bill terrific left to the face In the told the referee to stop the fight. The Cardinals, hitting their one- second round victors. 3-1 In the Joe Patton. Bill Campbell, British Sheekey 130-356. Ed Pagani 3.50, eighth. Baker staggered into a Baker waa not permitted to come .osl h.s llth, then bagged it with ! ter. i mg a ahiitout on Al Ptiareik'a the female playera in New Eng­ Champion Reid Jack. Charlie Coe 1 7 ,7 7 game aedring high of the aeason. three m the eighth oft Boh Alex-1 u 15 Htls Wngles ’ ninth-inning homer. Baltimore beal-of-five-game series for cham­ Joe Sylvester 346^ RetLCnYclIo. 12t corner under a fusilade of rights out of hla corner for the ninth, los­ •.00x18 84.00 pionship honors in the Pagsni land, conducted a tennis clinic at and a Tew olhera 'who had been ing hla first fight In his last dozen rapped 15 hita off ex-mate Harvey i The Dodgers smacked 15 hits. , then ended its losing string at five the new high school courts on Me­ 345, Al Bertuasi 3.39, Bill LaRivlere and left! with a vicious cut near Haddix and five relievers while Csterers Bowling League. Amv considered as possible winners. 339, Cliff Keeney 338, Stan MIrucki hia right eye pburing blood. atarlA. Narleaki. 4-0 vs. the Yankees 14 of them singles, and nailed it ' on two-run homers hv George Kell Pirkey topped ail keglers with a morial Day. The 40-year-old dentist, who sel­ collecting a pair of aix-run innings. since July 2.5. 1954. was touched . with six runs in the fourth that ‘ and Gus Trisndos in the nightcap. .336, Tony Deatmone 139, Al Puzzo Weiasman stepped between Friday, a bulbous man, angrily I f 57 MODEL OWNERS Del (The Menace) Ennis drove in season’s average of 106.28 in 90 dom played outside of California 140. John Rlvoaa 127 and Paul Cor­ them. Martinez apparently rushed towards Weiasman. Baker three runs with his 22nd and 23rd games. Also. Elns Lorenzen rolled Concluding Its season With four until he mads his bid for s Walker renti 126. thought the "fight, had been stood in front of him, holding him Chip team berth two years ago, has ir CUSTOM NYLON TUBELESS I home runt-- giving him six home Yesterday *8 Stars games of 112. 98 snd 114. and stra ig h t victories, the C h e n e(y -The league’s aecretary Is re­ stopped. But Weiasman quickly back until he cooled off. ' runs and 15 RBIa while batting Rival! ExfMctad to Maot along with a 26-pln handicap, won Tech baseball team, under new marked up three straight 7 and 6 minded lo secure The Herald’s looked at Baker's eye and moved Martinez, a 12-5 favorite, out- Don’t» Btaekwall Whitewall .455 in the Qardi' eight-game the league's Bowling Carnival iTony D’Angona. compiled a victories after a close call agalnat new bowling score sheets which away. wc ghed Baker 149'i pounds to 7.10x14...... 23.77 29.77 spurt. Pitching—Sal Maglie, Yankees with s 350 total. I 5-4 won and lost record. Five another dentlit, Dr. Wendell Al­ are being used this season. Baker, no longer reeling, tore 147. —Gained his first American I . . . players batted over .300 for the drich, in the first round. He was 0,00x14 .•••, 26.77 32.71 Hal Smith also drove in three runs and .Wally Moon added s hom­ league victory with a three-hllter Emanuel Lutheran upended | Tech nine which compiled a .327 seven under par for the 24 holes he Round Table Selected played in two matches over the Miss 8.50x14...... 29.77 3.1.77 er while Herm Wehmeicr won his that defeated his former Cleve- Second Congregational in a roll- | hatting average. The leader OUR “WERE HERE fourth in a row for .a 9-6 record, land mate* .5-0, hut Indians then off for top honor! In the Chimbh 1 first baseman Dave Heyart hilly Country Club course yester­ 0.00x14...... 32.77 .39.77 day. and ia aix under for four although needing relief help in the gained a split In the day-night Bowling League and the Utter w-ith a fabulous .609 average and eighth. doubleheader ss Ray Narleskfs For International Race team pinned A three-game total w/aa followed by Hank Jailow- rounds. GoanatMd 86 Months or 30,000 Miles Spahn. who had been Milwau­ foiir-hitter defeated the champs of 1,779 to annex 'cham pionship elti '423, D ans Austin, .407, R u n Govenior's Sea Playlag SPECIAL SALE kee's stopper, had the goods on 4-1. Isurela In the annual plaixiffs for ' Cowlea .375 and B urt Zinaaer .364. Taylor’s fifth round opponent to­ Against An Road Hazards H itting— Hairi< Fnllea. P iratea— New’ York, Sept. 12 (iT*)—Round Table, ■who Saturday the Jarvis' Trophy. I Southpaw' -Harry Roy garnered, day waa pudgy Jim Tom Blair, son PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED FOR DKIVERY the Pirates except for Hank of ths govisnior of Missouri. ’The Foillea—No. 8 in the batting or-1 W ent 8 -fnr-S aa No. 8 m an In the seeks his seventh successive stakes victory in the 6100,000 ■ . . . I pitching honors with a 3-1 m ark W alter Briggs, head football i »nd gave up 22 hits. 12 nins. walk- winner will imset either Alan Thirl- der. Foiles had a perfect day'with ' batting order, driving In both runa United Nations Handicap at Atlantic City, today was selected ’ three of the Bucs' eight hits, swat- ' with a home run and nInth-InnIng coa^ at Manchester High, was ! *d Juft seven batters while fan- ■well, s 29-year-oId accountant who A YEAR” SALE to team with Gallant Man as America’s representatives in named commiaaioner of the new-! ning 39 in 31 Innings. was the last mgn picked for the ting a home run th at tied it 1-aII : single th at defeated the B raves 2-1 the $100,000 W ashington, D C.. In- British Walker Cup team, er 44- STANLEY Roll-Up GARAGE DOORS in the third and driving home the ; and halted Warren Spahn's win tematlonal turf classic at Laurel, [Organized Alumni Farm League , . . . owners will be extended within the •aeball program May 2. i Scoring 162', points'to only year-old Gens Andrews, former U. clincher with a two-out single in nlng streak at nine. Nov. 11. 6. Public Unks Champion. the ninth. Spahn. now 19-9, had ' ------Ralph Lowe, Midland, Tex,, next two or three weeks. for its opponents, the crack 4 SECTION — 4 PANEL been 4-0 vs. the Pirates. Mexican welterweight Caspar Nears Arram's Record The team of Rena and Louts Manchester High golf tqusd went Other fifth round pairings ware, Cause We’re oilman, already has accepted for Cook vs. Mason Rudolph, one of Righthander Ron Kline w-on his Ortega has Indian symbola tat- Willie Hartack. bidding forir Jili D am ato finished In first place in undefeated in 12 dual matches 3rd SECTION OPEN FOR G USS Gallant Man. Whether Travis the Saturday night Mixed Doubles tha IValkar Cup team's ” Ttnnss- sixth in s row with a six-hitter for tooed on his right srm. Kerr. Oklahoma City ow-ner of third straight national riding .title, (one was not reported) last edged closer to Eldtlie A rc a w a all- Bowling League at the Double ses w alking horses,” T ost vs. 43- Round Table, will do likewiae for spring. Coach Larry Perry's suc­ time atakea record of 4(L'yester-____ Strike alleys. Joyce and Gene cessful Indians walked off with yesr-^old Jack Penroas, conqueror DOOR AND the West Coast aenaation is a day when he scored w Sweet--■•tiled for the mnnerup position. of ex-champion WllUe Turneaa jand queation. Kerr haa said Round CCIL honors and finished fifth in Mandy in the $10,009' M erm aid . C lA Q a golfer who can be dangerous. In Table would be returned to the the annual State T ourna­ any match; Robbins vs. Tim Hol­ Stakea at Atlantic City. It was F or tho second tim e in three ment. Team members,''with their HARDWARE West Coast for a rest after the H artack 's -34th atXkea trium ph years. ABA Tool St Die Co,, cap­ land, another, troublesome player tiOO.OOfl welght-for-sge Woodward average round between psrenthe. with only'a local reputation; Chap­ and No. 282 over-all. tured championship honors in the sia. Included Roger Barrett (79), SIZE 8’ X T H i” Stakea at Belmont Park, Sept. 28. Dusty Bowling League. The 19.56- man vs. Eddie Meyerson, a ont- SALE-A-BRAmG The $7,691.25 won by S w eet Captain Joe Segal (80), Bob Bal- tlme Junior star who hasn’t won Expected/ to Meet Mandy booat^ the earnings of 57 Champa shutout Dean Machine lard (80), Red Smith (81) and Bob much since he grew up; Kocaia vs. Top Allowances - Lowest Prices - Best Terms Round Table ahd Gallant Man. Hartack's mpunts this year to $2,- In the playoffs. Reynolds (81). Barrett also turned rivala for the 3-year-old title aa ROdgtrs and Walker Cupper Bax­ STANLEY ROLL-UP GARAGE DOORS $ r C .9 5 J 307.159.25, Just $36,795.75 short In the season's best score, a apark- ter va. BotL DE LUXE NYLON TUBELESS well as horse of the year honors, of the reciM'd he set last yeaf. ,Aa Sk.spite inclement weather on ling 71 against Meriden. are expected to meet in the Wood­ the favorite Sweet Mkndy paid Sunday. May 19, Al Yeager, 4 SgcHo«--4 Pcmal— 3rd SrcHgn Open For G l« t Door ward for their first clash since $7.20^ r $2. Lester Pfggott, «1nncr -ef the PoughkM^ie. N. Y., and his j^Norm Hohenthal, standout foot- L aurel International race In 1955, Give Your Family and Pocketbook a Treat I.atest Design Gallant Man finished second snd C^bome Farm's Bayou, who m'oMv were the big ^11. basketball and baaebail play- and Hordworo. Siio 9'x7'x1Vs' Round Table third to iron Liege inojiey winners am ong the 76 dogs _er. was awarded the first annual won both the Engllah Derby and Written Guarantee in the Kentucky Derby. tijty in the season shaped up as a G«rnuui Derby in 1957. He la an mtender for the 3-year-old filly and handlers competing In the Gus Gaudino Memorial Award as Under conditions of the Wood­ Coon Dog Field TrlaU staged bv English Jockey. 6.40x15 Against All Road Hazards’ ward. the two 3-year-olds woul^ 'crown, turned in one of her good Manchester High School's out- 1 7 " races in accounting for the $30.- the Manchester Coon and Fox standlnH athlete durifig the 1956- KEYSTONE OUTSIDE WOOD carry 120 pounds to 126 b y.older Club in NoKh Coventry. T he 16B8-S7 athletic y ear re­ 650 Gazelle Handicap Sunder Ar- 57 season. Buy Your ’57 - horses in the lU mile test, ^ e sulted In four Yankee Conference TUIELESS SLACK TUBELESS WHITE Laurel International, also is ^ 114 caro at Belmont Park. Lightly re­ champioiudilpe for Uiflversity of miles. • // garded at .the betting windows, Mfg. Bale Mfg. Connecticut teams. They were in MIXED PAINTS EXTENSION LADDERS No Trade Rale The expected powerful/foreign she paid $15.90 straight for her biuketball, football, golf and eroaa- earn Price Xo Trade fifth victory in 15 starts. Former Ring Champ Saxton U a t Price List Price Price bid in the InternationaLls headed eountry. by Bailymoaa, also a/3-year old Henry Wajda, leading rider at 15 C O L O R S Size Reg. Price SPECIAL 6.70x15 1 8 77^ p T 7 7 owned by John M cCain of Philar. Rockingham Park, scored w ith Floored by State Trooper Reg. Price |6.70 GaL 27.35 33.5.5 delphla.'-The c.olt. /who never haa three of his mounts. Including .60 $16.00 raced ouL^de of^eland and Eng­ Park Dandy ($11.80) in.the fea­ It FatMtn-Rlg{it Special GaL * 5 20’ 524.00 7.10x15 30.00 2 0 7 7 2 ^ land, yeaterHgjc,won the St. Leget' ture, to run hla total number of Newark, N. J,, Kept. 12 I was the driver, and I guess I gea. to go with hijr victory in the Irish victories at the Ne'W Hampshire Former, wellenveight champion tured. 24’ 29.00 $19.20 2 3 - 7 7 Derby'and a second in the Eng­ track to 48. Johnny Sax(on wa.s knocked down ftr ViMir Kitetitn- 7.60x15 32.85 2 8 - 7 7 lish Derby at Epson Downs. Moon Glory t$7) picked up $12,- by the long arm of the law on the ’’Thai's when he hit me— w ith a 28’ 32>80 $22.40 Additional invitations to foreign 900 for Leslie Combe T1 New Jersey Turnpike last night: sucker right. I never saw it” KEYSTONE 8.00x15 36.55 2 6 - 7 7 44.80 3 2 - 7 7 Saxton, who tips the scales st .Saxton claims the officer hit P S B B f— ^ 38.50 $25.60 142. w«s rioorpd by S U ts T rooper again when he ataggered to hla 32’ feet. SHAKE and SHINGLE 6.40x15 17 77 2 2 - 7 7 A nthony Shupin, a stocky 175- 45.00 $30.95 25.80 31.60 This Sunday At Thompson PQUnder w ho connected w ith The former champ, who did not 36’ straight right to the Jaw. have a driver’a license with him; STOCK CAR .After the brawl, the two re­ was held in $500 bail, ’ PAINT treated to a neutral comer—the It waa the second time Saxton ALL SIZES GOOD USED TIRES Newark Polite Station—where waa decked in a week: But the last 10 C O L O R S Special! Saxton wai charged with driving ti^me, Ivhm Joe Mlcelli flattened NpW 6.70x15 $ 0 . 9 5 ’7.60x1.5- ,9 5 without a license, stopping illegal­ him la Philadelphia, it was for Reg. Pnee 16.50 GaL .55 MAGNESIUM EXTENSION AUTO RACES ly on a ramp and assault and bat­ pay. Special GaL ^5 7.10x15 ^ 8.00x15 $4 tery on an officer. Cotne On Down and Prove To Yourself Shupin gave the follctwlng ac­ Moiature and Blister Resistant „ UDDERS I'P 8.20x15 And Up / " ' count of the Incidenti Lone SurYiYor 100 The officer saw Saxton's car WHITEWAL1.S AND TUBELESS IN STOCK parked on the ramp hear Exit 14 28^ ONLY— REG. $70.00 W A w k momf# and pulled up to see. ivhat the Brookline, Mass., Sept. 12 on— SEE THE VERNON LUMIER ALL PRICES PLUS TAX AND LJ t U P c h a m f io n ^ p matter waa, .Only one Connecticut golfer re4 The former champ came out mained as the National Amataue—- AND HARDWARE CO. FOR SPECIAL ^53.20 You Can Always Buy Better RECAPPARLE CASING NEW 1957 swinging. He threw- a short right Golf Tournamenl— enteredits TOUR FAINT NEEDS snd Shupin- ducked. The' trooper fourth-round thdsy. He was Alex J then countered with hill own' right FRIGIDAIRE BUSINESS IS BUILT ON PUBLIC TRUST S U N L S E P t l S Sott of Bridgeport who defeated , to Lino of Ruild- OUR and sgnt Saxtop into the aaphalt. Jerry Krause of Kansas Qty. 4 and ’ - Complete Line Of Wo/ Corry A Com^ 2 s O A D k i DATE. The vertion from Saxton’s dress­ 3, In ah 18-hole match yesterday. • Bee .as for axtra larga | ing/M otorialSi Faintit M Gordon Sop- ing room was somewhat different. Connecticut’s only other survivor ' .,tnidei-hi allowaaeea. • O W r #IVIa SUN., SEPT. 22) Hers is' his account: KEYSTONE PAINTS 0 ^ ’ FULL PROGRAM OF HEAIR was knocked out In the-thlrd round. ' A t "I was lost on my way back . W D8 CONSOLATION Dr. Ted Lenezyk of Newington lost HSK TIRE SERVICE I k . from PhiladelpMa where. I’d aeen to John Penrose Jr. of Miami Burton D. my manager, Ftahk (BUnky) Pal- Beach, Fla., 2 and 1. Hertford Stor« McMcliMtair Stort ADMISStOM $2.00 ~ CHILOIIdt 50c anno and waa stopping to ask for The VERNON LUMBER and HARDWARE CO. f11 Perk St. directions. PEARL f 1 CM f«r St. ’iThtn thi« patrol car cyme up Vem Mikkelaen ef tha Ulhaa.- Chevrolet Co., Inc. Jt Biao nf Pope Park AppHapoe ppR VRmltaM Genter ^ SMUMEattofVa I Inn on Roofo 30 Haat to Zlan 8 L (1^ Mualeipal Bldg.) and told ms I cut him on. ’Die apolla Lakers was a rough eua> cm s-sMi guy who kaOcksd me dowm started lomer-)n ths National Raaketball . M » -MAIM M n u r r OFEM MON. Thru SAT, T A.M. to-f PJL . , MMMtOn ON TMVWON arguing with my yrife. Aaan. laat season. Ha committed T E L ROOKVILLE TRamlilit M rniDAT TILL'» P.M. / 1229 MAIN ST.; MANCHESTER Mm . IOiM pm. IM.T4—m n rt009fl-WNK M "I got out and told him it wraan’i 812 personal foula and was di»- la PptifMiai her fault whatavtr waa wrong. 1 qualtilad front IS laagiia Sanaa, '1,1 1- ■ ■

SifaV . r - r : \ PAGE TWE?fnr-TWO X X MANCHESTER EVENjNG HERALD, MANCHESTER^ CONN., THURSpAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1957 T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1967 PAGE TWENTY-THBEB Ai^tomobOes tor SoTt 4 A u tom obilM For Sale THERE OUGHTA BE A LAWI BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted— Female 35 Situations W’anted— DoffO—Birdo—PeU 41 Garden#—Farm-«4)tiry Household Goods 51 1954 BUICK Century Herd Top, Male 39 Apartments#—Flttfi)— Houses for Sate 72 HooiiM For Salfi 72 Sabnrbui for Bsle 75 Red! Estete TT Classified WATTRCSS and counter girl, 46- A K C REGISTERED Cocker Produc;tk 50 Teniments , 63 low mileage. Priced for quick, FLORENCE two > 9" burner oil -X; CHEVRdLET, 1»W TVo-Door, ox- hour week. >1,00 par hour,. plua ANYTHING FOR MONEY. ABC Spaniel puppies, very reaaonable. XIANCHBSTBR — Weft Middle w foniib, magi* ccllettt condition. MI >-1477, aale. Phono MI 9-8033 between 3 tips,. meals, paid holidays. Kop- Enterpriaea, Phone XH 9-7067 o r stove with chrome pipes, stand NEW 814-ROOM RANCH. atUched Tpke. Six complete rooms, plua BOLTON—Coventry U»e. New five and 8 p. m. Can be aeen at Rain­ One female Collie puppy, >20. FIVE-ROOM Tenement — Avail­ Baraga, large living room, ceram­ two-famuy bouses. Member of M ama's aiwmh §o poouo of te o m p B ut how mucm iuebarm im riallv c o m per Kettle, 829 Main St. xn 9-4000. Rockville ITR 5-2W4. C ^O T R D QRa / e S. PhUlp .Fart, and oU drums, >SS. Xn 9-6860. able Oct. 1. Near Main St. Mid­ large enclosed rear porch, fbur room ranch, ceramic tUe bath, Mvertisement bow Club, Rta. 8 and 44A. Bol­ ic tile bath, full basement. MLB. Howard R. Haotiiiga, ttoal- iWIN 6MB nACU9 pawn A BAMBIN AFTIR TMI ACmUtnONf, WELL. 127 Qiarter 94^ St. o f X g 8-9048. dle age coupe. Write Box U, down, two up. Garage, ameeite knotty pine Xitcheh, wi^-out tor, Ml 9-U0T, any Uma. CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1950 BUICK, rood condition, >95. ton. >18,500. Call the R. F. Dlmock TMAT OOBSNT COUNT.' Help Wanted— Male 3f BIRD, cat and dog auppUea, whole- MOVING TO ' c /o Herald. . drive, fenced In yard, copper basement.'Large lot, 815,1 DEPT. HOURS MI 9-14M. Dogjp—Birds— Pets ' 41 aale and retail. Daily 9 to 8 p.m. ■TOMATOES^Plck your own, 50c a WEST COAST . Co.. Realtors, x a 9-5245 or xa plumbing, oil heat, shade trees, F. Dimock Cp., Realtors, x a 1951 CHEVROLET Two - Door, basket. Bring own containera. 9-8818. 9-5245, x a 9-6818. whitewalla, >395, or MMM~ LOT OPiMJIW HlRtf HAVE REUASCE WOMAN Care for Tuesday, Thursday, Friday nighU CUSTOMER CAN’T USE IT THREE ROOM^ heated apartment, well shrubbed. In A-1 condition. 8:15 A. M. to 4:.10 P. M. 1951 CHEVROLET Truck. Model best offer. MANCHESTER PET CENTER for Michael Kurya, French Road, Bol- available Sept. 15. Ideally located TR 5-9857. TD RAISE TME COLLAR- pre-achool child. Part time. Vicin­ 7 to 9 Portaifieldia Route B and ton. s o I WANT A RELIABLE Lot 60x180. All public utHitles. GUtMtonhurf UJ, 3,000 Iba. capacity. Cab and all your pets and pets' auppliea. Gbapel, South Windsor. JA 8-8891. for couple hear Mein St. Inquire MANCHESTER Two - Family ROCKVILLE:—Seeing is believing, chaaaia. >395. - Excellent condi­ TMfC IN smoulders, BUST ity Manchester Center. Refer­ TRUSTWORTHY PERSON House, all utilities, nice condi­ Immediate occupancy. Price SOME SklOMT ‘ ■“ VilAIST, RAISE MEM ences. ,Xn S-17S0. Conn, bred P arake^ guaranteed 649 Main St. MI 8-7590. >14,500. George L. Oraziadio, A terrific buy. Three family, 8-5-5, COPY CLOSING TIME tion. Original 43.000 mile*. 19.50 YOUR EDSEL DEALER just GRAPES FOR SALE, 270 Hackma- WHO'S oom o tion. two-car garage. Full price excellent inveatment property. traded a 1955 Packard Patrician AOERUnOMS' Riser SLEEVES, .10 days. Singing canaries, ham­ COLUE and B4agle Puppies, pure Realtor, XO 9-5878. - AU Candidal^ Pontiac Silver Streak 8-rylinder. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL or woman sters. full bred Beagle puppies, bred. >20. Mixed breeds, >5. t^ k St. after 4:30 p.m. Saturday HOUSEKEEPING EAST Ha r t f o r d — is5 Burnside 114,700. Many more liatings of Live rent free end. collect >100 or FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 4^Door Sedan, with torsion bAra. -OOSTKOU all day. Xn 9-3246. TO TAKE OVER all kinds. Call the Ellsworth four-door aedan. Needa valve job. ABOUT . wanted for counter work. 4 to >15. CXite mixed breed puppies, U Pet Dept., Manoheeter Mills Fac­ Ave. Tw o room furnished apart­ SIX ROOM CAPE, very neat, better for rent. Vacancy. Central To Face Public MON. THRU FRI >175. 188 Woodland St., MI .3-8474. radio, heater, whitewall tires, UNPAID BALANCE ment. Call on premises after 5:80 Mitten Agency, Realtors, XO Imation. City utilities. All thia for power steering, power brakes, B14.00.' 8 p.m. dally, no Sundays. Cor­ and up. AH types of cages and tory Store, on the Green. CHRYSANTHEMUMS, all colors storm windows, tile bath, con- 1(1:30 A. M. Monthly Payments p.m. ' 8-6980. ' , veniftit location. Waddell School, >9,500. Phone Barbara Woods YOUR EDSEI. DEALER just padded da.ah. two-toiie paint, spot- ner Soda Shop, State Theater stand.#. Come aee the"Ant World." to pick from. Fern Gardens, 179 $23.28 Building. Air-conditioned. Phone XII 9-427>. WANTED—Good home for ador­ >18,600. Call the Cieszynskl-Felber Agency, Xa 9-7702. At Oct. 1 RaUy SATURDAY 9 A. M. traded a 1957 Ford V-8 Converti­ less Inside and out, guaranteed. able kitten, male and house- Fern St. : NEW FURNITURE DEPOT SQUARE — Two Rooms QUIET w e s t Side location. Im­ This car cost over >.5.500 new and Agency, Xn 3-1409 or Xa 9-4291, ble with Overdrive and cverj’- CLERK—Opening in our Manches­ broken. XII 9-0890,> after 5 :80 ' And Appliances with private bath. Buaineae block. maculate six room Cape Cod, at­ BOLTON Glastonbury,-.Sept. 12 (Special), Ihing else. Cost new >3.988. At ifa like new. Priced for a quirk McIn t o sh a p p l e s , >i .oo per tached garage, screened porch, TOtnt OOOPERATIU.N WILL ter Branch office for girl to do p.m. HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE 8 Adults only. Free parking. Tel­ BEST OF VALUES Five miles from Manchester Cen­ your Edsel Dealer It's >2.595. aale at $2,395. Good tradea and , Invitation to B id half bukhei at the farm. Louis MONTHS ephone Mr. Keith, xn 9-8191. Rusco storms, parklike yard, fruit — A rally Saturday all Delmo* BE APPRECIATED ' clerical work. KnovR^ge of Bunce. 529 W. Center St. XH ter. Bight room CoM ial. Modern Driven only 5.234 miles. New bank term.s. Fitzgerald Motora. The. Xlsncheater Board of Edii- I aold this to a yoimg c15,900. Carlton W. Hutch­ IN MANCHESTER kitchen, dining room, living room, cratlc and Republican town candl* formerly Brunner's. Talcott\11le. comptometer helpful. Company 3-8116. SIX-ROOM Duplex, 880 a mofith. ins, xn 9-5132. guarantee You can do better at benefits and paid vacations. Ap­ ration will reccjve bids on approx­ PUPPIES, part German Shepherd, montha ago. but they are not get­ with firepltce, pll)e*likuieled den, dates viH be held Oct. i at S p.m. Ktlsgerald s The Edscis are go­ Have you driven the new 1958 >10. Call x a 8-4990. ting married. ' Adults only. Call Xn 3-7516 gfter ‘ If epac* ia your problem, you Dial Ml 3-5121 ply H. P. Hood A Sons, 52 McKee imately 747.000 gals, of Number 6 PEPPERS, squash, tomatoes and 8 p.m. .- . OLCOTT ST. —: New 5*.4-room must see thia eight-room older Co­ lavatory with ahower on first floor. In the Academy School! ing and the used cars sre to be Edael'?, Did vou get Fitfgerald's BLOND BEDROOM Four Oedrooinft with full bath aec- deal’ St., Manchester. Xn 3-1121. Oil for the .school year September eggplant. Bring contaiiiera. 336 Ranch, all utllitlea, mahogany lonial TODAY. Four or five bed­ The affair will be jointly spon­ sold St less than wholesale. 1957 thni .lime 1958. Deliveriea Hillstown Rd. LIVING ROOM STTITB ond floor, Bnement garage. Arne- Poultry and Supplies 43 5-PC. D I^ -lT B SET TOREE-ROOM Apartmenl''^ avail­ cabinets, plastered walla, tile rooms. no need to crowd your fam­ sored by the GOP Women’s Club, 19.57 F^ORD Convertible Sunliner TOOL AND-DIE MAKERS shall be made by metered triick able by Saturday, wlth/all utili­ bath, basement garage. Ftrtanc- Bite drive./Large outbuilding rear "i- "Weitinghouae" Blec, Ref. ily. Full buement, oil heat, two of dweUM. the Democratic 'Wbmen’e d u b Lost and Found I 1937 DeSOTO, >,50.00. PI 2-8323. .500."T-Btrd special engine, power FIRST CLASS only. The right ia re.'ierved to.’re- WHITE ROCK PULLETS-Ready ties and shower. Prefer two or ing arranged. Phone MI 9-9644. porches, all city utllitlea, one acre ject anv or all bids. Bids opening Household Goods'’ 51 "Coloric” Combination Range three working men to share Fouc/ftwm single, full bath, two brakes, power steering, all extras. Now working 50 hours minimum to lay, >2 each. Frederick Dent, "Maytag" Wisher landscaped lot, near shopping cen­ the League of Women VotMa. LOST — Sable Collie, anawera to Private sale. Phone MI 9-8023 per week. Excellent conditions for 1:30 P,M. E.D.T Friday. Septem- 41 Apel Place. apartment, xn 8-6441 between 5 WILSON—White Rock Drive. Six- ear Iin«ge with loft, chicken coop YOU’RE ALWAYS welcome at the ‘ ‘Emerson’j Television Set ter and grammar school. Only in rfk r. Leading candidates from both "Kim.'' License ’WSe Norwich. 1949 MERCITRY. green, four-door, between 2 and 8 p. m Can he qualified men. her 20, 1957 si the office of the and 7 p.m. room Ranch (nearly new). At­ >15,000. parties running for first ealeet- New Curioaity Shop, Route 6, An­ "Hoovef'f Vacuum tached plastered garage, hot wa­ Shown by appointment. Call hU 9-7353 radio and heater. Good condi­ seen st Rsinbow Club, Rts. 8-44A. Business Manager. ' 1146 Main dover. Come to buy sell, or look Also Included hexly innersprlng man, town treasurer, and the tion $17,5 5H 9-9470. Bolton. GRAY MANUFACTURING Street. Xlancheater, Conn. Articles For Sale 45 THREE-ROOM Apartment, hot ter heat, oil, picture window, fire­ Doctor - Lawyer • Indian C h ief- 16 a r b o r S T R E E T , at unusual anUquea. 3-5 weekdays, Mattress and Box Spring,' "Alex­ water, garage, / . CALL OWNER Board o f Finance will speak. The LOST—Car Keys in vicinity Poet Specification and hid forma may 1-8 Sat. and Sun. Call MI 9-6653 place. Full basement, fireplace, Excellent opportunity to ftoquirr Office, Tuesday morning. Pleaee ENGLISH FORD — Anglts 1948, HARTFORD, CONN. ENGINE PARTS: Briggs and ander Smith’/ Rugs, Lamps, after 8 P'hi^ floor asphalt tiled. Extra large public, will have a chance to ask . mss JAGUAR >e received at thia office, Income proMrty and queatlottS during a freertUetmsalOB return to Mrs. Dreger, P. 0. Box good condition, wonderful second 04V C atsa.' Stratton, Clinton, Continental. Ja- Tables, Kitcherl Cabinet, inlaid and lot. Nice aection. Immediate oc­ in a central location, MI 9-0382 MMirrM.taerr, HIGH SCHOOL BOY with driver's D. F. Pierce cobaen, Kohler, Lauspn, Powee- CHAMBER’S FURNITURE a few other amclee. TWO -ROOXt Furnished Apart- session. ; 148, Manrheater. XK 120 SM car. $12,5. Ml 9-3184 Biisineaa Manager cupancy. Asking >21,000. , Cali two-family house eaal licenaa for'part time work in drug ProducU, Pincor, Red, Wisconsin SALES Phone Me Immediately ment,It. fht housekeeping. refer- OoodehUd Realty Co., Realtors, for offices. y ^LTON--:>18.6(IO — New emtom ffttididatne Mo$ Mileage 37,ooo. Car In excel­ store, xn 9-0051. Hartford CHapel 7-0358 encea. / built Cape on large wooded lot. More then 100 paiople attended LOST—PASS BOOK No. 1087, lent condition throughout. $1,8.50. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Xlain. Maple Lodge, Rooute 6, MI 3-7925. MI 9-2927. Savings Dept, of the Manrheater Auto DrlTtnR School 7*A o«Dj^^ o r KOTirr AFTER 7 P.M. CH- 6-4800 Andwer, eight milea east of Man- 4% rooms down, two Unfinished the mesLUie-candidiftes gather* TIXIE meat counter clerk visit our ahowroom for excep­ Split level living la /I^eel for Trust Co. Application mad# for Private owner tional buya on lamps, chairs, bed­ • See It Day Or Night che^er. your femtly. We have /the l^ t in up, near Boltaii~Centar.~Thla beau­ 'tog held last night by the Repub­ EARLY'S DRIVING School. Learn iroduce clerk. Good working 8TATE o r rONNKCT’ICl.^T KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney. If you have/no means of tranapor-. tiful Cape hoi Juat been com' lican Women’s dub. Except for , payment. eondfUqna, good wages. Applv niS7*nr('T o r axdovkh room sets, living room floor MANCHESTER split levels available tOr 80-day oc- Call MI 9-7620 . to drive aaffly with experienced Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 PnOBATK roURT 358 Main St. Tel. Xn 8-4327. samples and baby furniture. tation, I ’ll Mnd my auto for you I UHlTIRmSHED Apairtment—Four cfupancy at 57 Brenr Road. Six pleted and la ready for occupan a few Words o f greeting and inatruclor. For appointment call Household Services First Fdqd, 646 Center St. T<^\VN OF ANDOVER No obligation I rooms end bath. No_ central heat. 'ey. Call the R. F. Dlmock Co., ■hort reference# by Mra! EdwKrd' CUSTOM XIADB ° Lined Drapes, Five-Room Cape, two bedrooms rooms, two Ule Mthe (on# with TOUR EDSEL DEALER has a MI 9-8875. Offered 13-A HOME IMPROYEMENT — All LADY FOR general laundry work. Sopirmbpr 9. 1W7 Adults only. South Coventry, PI and -dining room or three bed­ Realtera. MI -8-6248, o f Joseph Grimahaw to each eandldatas'a Anhonncementa MEN WITH^qiaaonry or bricklay- ^ two triple windows, matching CHAMBER’S FURNITURE A—Ir^B—^ R ^ T —’S 2-6445. stall ahower), e q e ^ r garage, full 1948 Dodge Pick-up, 1949 Chevro­ typea of painting, light masonry Apply New System Laundry, 44 Esifttp of AnrmrR o m .o yd . ut« rooms, large L shaped living room Ashford, x a 9-U18. aervite to the town thsro were no LARSON'S DRnrmO School, ABSOLUTE Bargain — Upholater- Ing backgrounSJo handle applica­ Lawson chair. Girl's navy chin­ SALES 48-45 AU-'YN ST., HARTFORD basement, wooddd lot 80x154. Wm ADULTfe’ FREE FUN NIGHT. let Pfek-up, 19.55 Ford Pick-up, work. Reaeonabla rates. PHona Harriion St. of Roltnn. In suit! Dlftrlct. YlprF*j>M. with fireplace, breezeway and qualify for low BMA down pay­ ’ 'political -ftpeeches." Mancheater'a only trained and tng, H> cuatom made comlcea, Xtl 9-9306. tion of atone veneer for our newly Upon thY AppliriKion of Oharlott# chilla coat, size 10. Call XII 9-3100 At The Green THREE ROOMS furnished, front ROCKVILLB — Older seven-room Learn to square dance at the Ver­ 1949 Plymouth Sedan. 19.53 Pack­ formed departmedt. Must have oversized attached ■ garage, full ment. Priced fOr quick sale at lee SkaUag Newe certified tnatructor • For your aafe- drapea anci ilip covera, >79.50 and SEWING Machine operators want- I.lord. Admlnl.«lratrlx of natfl between 8-7 p.m. 10 a.m. • 6 p.m. 7:30'p.m. - 9 p.m. FOR SiiLE—Stove and refrigera­ apartment with heat and garage. house, oil steam heat, garage. All non Square Dance Qub. Sept. ard 2-Door, alao Sedan; 1954 Ford truck. To, -pay to nght men. Ap­ prayiriK fop adfhortty to ronvpy a cer­ TR 5-2244 or 5-2656. basement, .convenient to stores, >18,200. Tbe Reereetioa Commlttoe baa 17. 8 p.m. Vernon Elementary Convertible. 1955 Chevrolet. 1953 ty wa are trained to teacn proper­ up. Choice of fabrica: Call Mra. ad. Industrial experience not nec- tain in r^al *iitat» of a«1d tor. Call after 6 p.m. XO 9-1565. school and bus. 30-day occupan­ / 4 city conveniences. Qnly >9,6(W. ly, Ml. 9-6076. Holmaa, Xfl 3-7063. Coulees and Classes 27 easary, w-lli train good home ply In parson, 35 Oalr^t., Great roac^d. ai* p*r application on file mora ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ THE VILLAGE CHARM .Antique Webster Agency, Rockville, TR plans to provids idsnty of good School. TR S-7357 or MI 9-9489 Ford Sedan, and many othera. SIX-ROOM DUPLEX, garage, oil cy. Full price >16,800. Shown >(htmem to Inspect these aeamatresa. Day shift, 8-4:30. Ap­ Eaatem Conatruction Cfh, 9-11 fully appparw. it 1* able and standard typewrltera. Shop of Xlancheater, Conn., 42 ANTIQUE FURNITURE. sUver, and otter lOO 8-8745. sksUng aress for the wtnter'sea- All priced for a quick tale! Fits- MANCHESTER Driving Academy RADIO - ELECTRONICS - TELE­ a.m., Mr. Lindsay. All makes of adding machines furnace, centrally located, avail­ by appointment. Call ether UaUngs eaU eon. It hopes to reclaim 12 acres IF ANYONE U interested in hav gerald Motora, Talcottville. Opeh ply Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Hilliard ORDERKD. That aaid appileatloh ha Spruce St. General line ot Inter* glass, chine, and uaed' furniture TODAY! Ing a - Christmas Shtmlng and guaranteea reaulU. Expert Inatruc- BoildinE— Contracting 14 VISION. "Learn by Doing" at St.. hoard and dfttf*rniln»d ai th^ Probltla sold or ranted. Repairs on all eating antiques, past and future bought and sold. Furniture Repair able October 1, adults only, ref- EXCEPTIONAL 'Of land at the rear of the Aeed- •veninga till 9. Good tradea, bank tlon, dual controlled -ar. Call PI "Connecticut'a Oldest Electronic! FRIENDLY ICE CREAM ls\<-- Offlcf In Andnvrr. In fald Diftrict. on makat. Marlow’s. erencea required. Writ# Box.F, ALICE CLAMPET emy School, where there wlU be Toy Party, plaase call 80 9-6447. terma. cepting appllcationa for part time- collectables, including bric-a-brac Service. XO, 8-7449, / ______Herald. Ja r v i s r e a l t y go. Glastonbury 2-7249. Day or evening ’ a p p ^ t- FOR YOUR new building, re­ School." Day-Evening Claaa. REGISTERED NURSE or llcenaed ‘a^■ of S^pt^mh^f. A. D. 1W7 and glassware. Open all day and Realtor space for two skating rinks; with 8 A t»L E HORSES for hlht at ths menta. modeling, Or repair# call Wm. SUrting Sept. SOth. New Eng­ practical nurae. New convaleacent help, evenings and weekends. Call clock in th^ afternoon, and RICH, Fine Meadow Loam priced SALE 1-8 OFF on,Wallpaper. Well CJedaf Ridgre Terrace one designed Just for the younger 1948 PONTIAC Two-Door. Very xn 9-8196. public notice ffiv»*n of tha within your budget, riii, graval, eveninga. \ 864 CENTER STREET BLB Riding Stablea. By l^>point- Kanchl, Contractor and Builder. land Technical Institute. 193 home. 3-11 ahlft. Pleasant living of fiald appiicatton and tha tiles 4e a tile, Kentjle, from 7e MI 9-4543 xa 8-4112 children. good condiUon. >138. Call TR MORTLOCK'-S—Mancheater'a lead­ Tel. MI 3 7773. * Trumbull, Hartford. JA 5-3406. plac^ of h^arinir thFroon. hr sand, etone. Light grading. XII Business Locations / Move right in this brand new six- m aiit. oAly. Great Swanw Rd., 6-8698 quarters. Further information. BDCPERIENCED part time rount-! each. Green Psint and Wallpaper, EVENINGS — MR. WERBNER .' In the committee’s budget for ing W vln g School offera the moat puhUnhhi|: a copy of ihl* order ona 8-8803. SMALL WHITE Heating Stove. at the Green./ / for Rent 64 room Ranch. A delight to every RUtsteam Road Bhrt. Tsl. Otaaton- Tel. Rockville, TR 6-4291, Or TR er men or boys, nights and after', n^weixaper havinr a circu­ IF YOU WISH to have a good xa 8-7847 home buyer, It has two baths, a the coming year, a request was boty, MEdford »-i889. In driver education. Thouaanda of BIDWELL Home Improvement Oo. 6-9131. Phone eveninga, XII 3-6884. DeCORMIER MOTORS aatlafled atudents. 300,000 milea Alteratlona, additiona, garagaa. school. Apply in person. Hole-! lation in aAid Dlutrict. and ny poatinf TOP SOIL, loam right from the THREE ROOMS, suitable for office home' in town I have ona which twoKiar garage, and all the extrsa msde for $8,125 to eovar lighting Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 a copy of fijla order on the public WHnTAU„ Anglo Pereian Ori­ is in a good neighborhood, close FPUR BEDROOM Colonial, excel­ tostaUaUons, a water source for SAYS: accident fre# inatructiona. v Ml Ra-aiding apeclallata. Eaay budg- ALERT, Neat Wttman'for abort or­ In-One Shops! Manchester Shop­ atinvpoat in t^ Town of Bolton. In farm, Septic tanka cleaned. Cftl COXIBINA’nON Philco TV, phono­ ental Rug. 9x12. In excellent con­ or business, first floor, Mftn St., that make a vary; comfortable dav or nights. R. G. Upton, to churches, shopping and lent condition, built 1948. central flooding the suifaoa and a aaoir> 9-7896. at terma. Ml 9-6498 or TTt COMBINE DEBTS Into a single ders and all around kitchen work. ping Parkade. aald Dlatrlct. at Vaat five daya befor* PI graph and radio, in good working dition. Call xn 9-9184 or Xn center of town. Entire building location, near bus, 811.500. Carl- home. A WiBnnmm 5-9109. aald dav of h^arlnw 2-61>0. achoola. Call Xa 9.591S/^. plow attachment for the Jeep. easy-to-pay second mortgage cost­ Hours 10 a m. - 3 p.m. and 5 CUA RI,F.S^H#, NirnOI -SON. order. Price >90. Xtl 9-rI-SIOO. ' 3-8424. about 6,500 square feet. Suitable toil W. Hutchins XTT e-staa xtm. "Theia ehoire ears are for the M"A M DRIVING SchoqL Call RETAIL MERCHANDISING assist- for stbrea. orttce, inaurance com- -H; B, GRADYv Broker Voters to Be Made ’O irhlle you wait ing only a penny a month for p.m. - 8 p.m. Will train. Apply Judjfa. ANNUAL Pre-Inventory Sale, Sept. THREE BEDROOM rOnch with tiple ^ t i n g Member. di8crimtnattaf~car buy«r. Bank -Marge your female inatructor for AXXrRELTABLE Rome rmprove- each dollar you owe. >22.25 a ant to general manager. -Alert TWO BLOND End Tables, blond pany, hall, - etc. Occupancy 8-6 x a 5-8006 ' The ' Board of Admlarion c t yun Miop. Bam Tulysa, 28 ment Co. Siding, windowa, doora, in person. Murphy s Restaurant, young man,. 25-55. This is a real •-Sept. 21. New and used equip­ large, yell equipped kitchen, tile Bleotora will hold their flnal i t PuzBeHBiukliig Lot. Tarmi of Osunt." driver’a training. Dual controlled month will pay off a loan of Main 'St drum tables, turquoise sectional, Miichinery find Tools 52 months. In center of town. One XIANCHB2STER—BDx room ranch, automatic, standard ahlft. Xn. conatructlon,' jaloutles,' awninga. opportunity fo)- experience and I.PCT11 AdIvdrtispfnent ment. power mowers, garden bath, oil heat, garage. S. A. TALCOTTVILLE.- Vernon,. $21,900. regular aession for making new >1,000 and improve vour credit two lamps. >140. Ona year old. car'garage for rent at the Center. Beechler, Xa 9-89^ or Xa 8-6966, near Minnechafig Dr., paneled bo 9-6541. Specialiata. Hal Morrell, 3. Great FULL TIXIE or part time ^ legal future in retailing. See XIr. Levine tractors, tillers. Capitol Equip­ XU 94i 56. TRACTOR with double tranemia- Call x a 9-5228, or x a 3-7444. den, ceramic die bath, walkout New Conn, coatemporazy, ultra voters before the OcL 7 election, XA RS rsiMltad. standing. Dial CH >-8897 and ask AUDIT REPORT ment Co., 88 Main St. Ml-3-7968. hsAite for an THIS WEEK’S ' Hill Road, Eaat Hartford. JA Frank Burke or Jimmy Steucek secretary for local law office. at Burton's, 841 Xlaln St. kion, seven-foot wheel harrow and EAST HARTFORD—Six-room old­ boaement, partially completed modem ranch. >4 acre wooded all day Saturday from 9 a.iu. until 8-7564, John Gianopouloa, Hanka An t iq u e s —Furniture, vases, ^ ..plow. call xn 8-7907 after 4 ;30. OFFICE for tent. Inquire Laundry, Ipt- Washer - dryer-.retrlgerator- B p.m. at the Town Offlee Biilld* / ihBbaam, Noralee, FINE VALUES! how It worka. C M I.X., Lewie SI., 1'yp*"g and ihorthand easenttal. EXPERIENCED EIJICTTRICIAN'S Notice la hereby given that ti)a CANNING JARS, one and two- er home, encloeed porch, full cel­ ;ame room, owner tieing trane- ItuMril'a Barber ' Shop, Bnsinsw Services Offeretl 13 HU! Rd., Storra, GArfield 9-4451. cor. Gold, Hartford. (Eves. JA Write S, C O Herald aiidlt report of the books of ac^ paintings, and bric-a-brac, miscel­ 501 Hartford Rd. Ceil after 5 p.m. lar, g a r a g e ,^ bus line, central ?erred out of atate. Reduced to built-in oven-etova are Included. tog. Helpers wanted. Call -between 8 quart. 69 Charter Oak St. Xn laneous. Call after 8 p.m. 80 x a 9-0969. For appointment to sea call tba. Bgniii' Oek and Sprues. 9-8553). counts and financial record! of 94)541. location. /P rice only >13,650. >19,700. Shown by appointment A apeoial seaslon la eehedulad DICK’S weatherstrip Com- OFFICE CLERK. Must be depend­ and 7 p.m., MI 9-0292. Foley St. Phone Xn 9-7885. Musichl Instruments 53 R. F. Dimock Co., Realtora, for G ot 5 from 1 to S ptin. for 19B4 BUICK Aluminum Storms and the South Manrheater Fire Dla- OFFICE—IN THE new Andrews Goodchlld/Realty Oo., XO >-7925, only. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors, ix a m WAlfTED from ManehtiiUr pany, doora and wtndowa, cuatom able. Will train If necessary. >7'4 xn 9-2927. x a 9-6248, x a 9-6816, 9-5245 or Joaepb Ashford, anyone whose qualtfloatlone a n - RmERAm i HARD TOP work, guarantaed. CaU Ml. 9-1568 DURING 1956 the grots program trirt for the .year ending June 80, LOAM. TOP quaUty. Dark, rich, XIUSIC INSTRUMENTAL Rental. Building, 63 East Center St. Con­ 9-681B. 'X to tbs Umverstty Oom.' PIsaas Screens 14-A Business Opportunities 32 hour week, two weeks vacation, of Friendly Ice Cream advanced 19.57. Is now on file In the office no atones. Columbia Construction ______tore after this Saturday, can MI S-80M. PWJ power and atrery fine ae- attar 6 p.m. free life insurance and pension UPRIGHT FREEZER, 16.8 CU. ft., Complete line of instruments. venient location. Large paved NEW BtX room house. Carter St., Oeaaory. ALUXONUM w in d o w s , doora, eight manager trainees Into mana­ of the Town Clerk and the aafne la Oo. Tel. Coventry PI 2-6277 or >200. xn 9-9289. Rental applied to purchase price. parking lot. Call AD 3-5454. BOWERS SCHOOL OdVliiyniT—What’s a few \nilafi Mlto Mawtog to Wed WANTED — Lessee Operator for a plan. See Office Manager, J. Ber- ger's positions. In 1957 si.x more- open for piibllr. inspection. . WiUtmantic, AC 6-3283. Mondleeter. Five rooms, complote — m WAMTtID — Kidp to Pratt Only $895.00 Down. REFRIGERATION aaiaa and serv- jalouaies, porches, awnings. Free gren Dairy’ Farms. 1100 Burnside Representing Old Selmer, Pedler when you’re headed for a home Kay BTanels Manning,.. -lea,-Commsrcial, raaldantiai. air new Otieg Service, completely trainees will he promoted-becauM ’IbU lejral. notice i* glvan. in-ac­ 21’ ’ TV,. all channele. - Tank-type and -Bundy.------Xtwter*«- Music -FLOOR SPACE------Ideal-for light Own«F MevHi« Out-Of-Siatfi .dormer, IMt .batha. baas-. daughter V-M r. and’Mt* Ln3s , TVUtagy, M C ^ ahlft, tfera eatimataa.- Call N.-B. Chase Co., modern staffoh' now avsnable a( ^ Hartford. per yard. No. 1 grade, iant garage. Go to end of Porter likrtlm r-'A'benitfihii YUHeh,' rail S t, etehilty Army A Navy condltlonera, freeMra. A. and W. xn 9-0233 or Rockville TR 8-1300. of new store openings. A mana­ cordance with Chapter 41 of the cleaner, attachments. Two lamps. Studio. 177 M c K e e ,'^ 8-7500. manufacturing or machine shop, Tvw>-etory, .-six 'rooma, three bed­ fences, roeea. Wonderflil Mtohen, Xfanntof, 17 Naubuc Ave., will be Refrigeration Co. XO 9-1337, xn lYest Middle Tpke. and Adams St. ger's post provides an average in­ General -Statutes. 82 per yard :No. 2 grade, large Make an offer. MI 9-1583. etc. Available, heated refit, rea- rooms, attached garage, encloeed gt.. Carter St.—short distance fur- married on Saturday to O ar Lady .^^KrrTJtate St, Apt, B8. 1967 CHEVROLET Apply Jim XIcDermott at Ameri­ TYPIST in local doctor's offire, quanttttoa, >1 .50 per yard. Nuss- Uier on right. Thomas Shannon, large liviag room, ' Roomy and 9-3060, xn 6-0058. using SoundscTlber. Medical ex­ come of >10.000 plus many other Frfiwkrd Tomkiel, -Town Clerk SPINET PIANO, like ew. Will amable. xa 9-5714. After 6 p.m. porch. Brass plumbing, ' steilm moUeoe. $16,409?— -Real .ot Borrow* Church, HartfiinL to 2-DOOR SEDAN can Coal Co., Hartford. Tel. JA benefita. A peraon with above dorf, Mli-7407408. ROPER Apartmeni Size Electric sen cheap for cash. x a 9-9485. Builder. BU 9-I«8r'"' i-cyllnder. Radio, heater, de- Roofing—Siding 16 perience preferred btlt not essen­ Dated at Manche.#tcr. Connecti­ Write Box heat oil, full length sereena, atmmi Center, 3A 6-6824. Xireningt, Thaddeus ZavaUck, eon o f Mr. and ]tn>B from Broad St to Astna CLEIAN AND paint thoaa guttara 2-8157. average potential can plan on a cut. this 11th day of September, Stove, used two months. ■ Cost T, c /o Herald. windows and aluminum doors. froatar. Local one owner. Very tial. Five day week, working on SHAW-WAUCBR d e s k , >35. 2H- >178, will sell for >100. 17 School ANOTHER Mr. Towaon, Xa 8-4305. Mrs. Stanley ZavaUck o f Slmsbuiy. Slrt. Haitfbrd. MI S UM. now.-Avoid eoatly repaira latar. RAT’S ROOFING OO.. ahlngla and Saturdays, bijt all day Wednes­ secure future with continual ad­ 1957. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Large lot The wedding reception will be low mileage. XU. 9-1888. built up roofs, gutter and con- gallon Pyrehe fire extinguisher, St. ■ I SPINET PIANO, brand ft w. 88 Houses for Rent 65 FIRST TIME ON MARKiST day off. Please reply to Box R, vancement in our organization. P. O. 4057 >10. Excelleht condition. 336 well landscaped. Older home. A-1 COVENTRY held In the American'Legion HoU, lUDB WAinVD fPom/Lancaster Only $395.00 Down thictor wwk. roof, ohlmney ra- Help Wanted— Female 35 Tel. xn 9-8196 for appointment. notes, fully guaranteed) >seo. West Side—Six-room slng|4', fire­ OONDER’S T.V. Sarvico, available c 'o Herald. Hillstown Road. \ _____ COMBINA-nON gaa and oil kltch- Terma. Birnbaum’a, 38: Main WILL SHARE my six-room home condition, immediate occupancy. XfAlN ROUTE—Seven-Room two- here in town. Following the 'wed­ 'K4. oft Futir St to BtaU Office palra. Ray Ragenow, XU. 9-3314. Sacrifice price, Can be seen by place, oil heat, full basement. In­ any Ume. Antenna coaytralaaa. Ray JackaoR, XU. 8-633S. TYPIST CLERK with good peraon- ; en stove, >10. Oil parlor heater, St., New Britain. Open with quiet couple. ' References story home. >8.600. Ikwy torms. ding rehaarael on Friday night, the * BolIdbM. H iM ford./ Hours S:I0- CLERK TYPIST for general offlee Situationfl Wanted— ONE 22 Target Rlflft one or .22 Rt- appointment. sulated. knotty pine roonr, garage, Vacant. bridal party will be entertained at 4 4 o r ia a tB44S, after 6 p.m. 1955 RAMBLER 4-DOOR Philco factory auparvised aarvlca. ality to meet public. Small >15. Three oil barrels with fau­ Tuec, Thure. till 8 p.m. required. Box A. Herald. ameeite drive. Yard completely Tel. XU. 9-1486. ROOEING, fllOINa, painting. Car­ branch office, congenial asso- work, opportunity for advance­ fle, three highpower«!\irlfles, one cets, >2,00 each. Electric cabinet SACRIFICE. BALE — Six- Room tha home o f Mr. and Mrs. Geiorge CROSS COUNTRY ment. Alexander Jarvli Co., 5 Female 38 MANCHESHR enclosed. In excellent condition WANTSay — R lte a to Pratt and pentry. Altdratlona and additioni. ciatev. Intereating diversified . Hornet, oneme Brownie tomatic sewing machine, >15. Xfl 3-6129. RENT A BAND or orchestra 4n' Oversized Ranch and aUaehad ga* Harrington o f Noipete Rd. s t a t io n w a g o n Dover Rd. Spic and span, seven room ahotgwi and five GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO throughout. Near bua line, shop- Y nitn^ Aircraft, flrit ahlft. ,Vi- LIGHT TRUCKING and odd Joba C eU ii^. Workmanship guaran­ work, opportunity lor advance­ WANTED—Position as housekeep­ double\barrel atniment and tyv before y w Subarban fo;r Rent 66 rage, fai^rsa.' AerS' ■___ -__ M U m Bewe.to Beil •, ...... Showroom ap|Marance. Every done, reaAonable. Call Ml 9-7853 er or companion to one person by ranch, featuring three -bed­ shotguns. 14 Mlunro St. ABSOLUTE BARGAIN — Cuatom buy. Rental will fta applied ri"B center and ariioeie;------euBy 'lL Center and Center Bta. teed. A. A. Dion Inc., 399 Autumn ment. New air-conditioned build­ A POSITION la open In otir office rooms, 12x18 paneled den, large RBALIDR — xa 9-6878 Mlaa Maureen Bowe, daughter fine .acceaaory. Our original aale. for information. St. xn. 3-4880. ing, 774 Asylum Ave . Hartford, refined nurse of long experience. made cornices and drapes. S11i> purchase price. Conn electric'’ NEW THREE-ROOM unfurnished AUTUMN STREET ina bedrooms. C M W S-T940. staff for general clerk. We have living rooTU with fireplace, TAPPAN-Gea Range, >65. Tablis^ , apartments with bkat, electricity, of Mrs. Conatanee Bowe ot 1404 Only $395.00 Down Conn. Five day Week, 8:20 a.m. Phone PI 2-7846, Coventry. covers, >59.50 and up. Choice of organs. Janssen spinet pianoa. LOVELY SIX-ROOM Single (old­ Eight-room home, ftl steam Reasonable. Terms. CHUCK'S RADIO and T.V. Service. FOR THE beat in ahingla and built a small, congenial office and we dining room, kitchen with dis­ teleMiOiie set, storage closet. XU fabrics. Budget terma, Mra. Rita, ' range, refrlgetbtor, garbage dis- ORIGINAL OOUjNIALB wKh aero-' Xtota 8L, will eaU SepLilB for to 4:20 p.m. Paid vacations, hol­ are willing to train a good, de­ Repairing of all instnimenta. er home). Excellent condition. heat. Two full bathe, tile. Encloeed France add five neoaths e(-«tudy Small appliances capalnad. IBI up roofing, guttera, leaders, chim­ PART T IM E -8:30 a m. - 3 p.m. posal unit, attached garage. 8-1857. ^■ 2-7780.; Ward Krause, 87 Walnut St., Xa poaal, rear porch. Adults. No Glesaed-ln porch, good location. for Ssk 4 North Main St Ml 3-6S1T, resi­ idays. salary’ Open Phoenix pendable applicant, if necessary Attractive terms. >18.5()0. porch, shade trees, large lot. Va­ at the Sorbonne in Iftria.-She wlu 1956 METROPOLITAN ney and roof repaira call Coughlin, Xlutual Ins. Co., XIr. Gsrvev JA Experienced In accounting, book­ 3-5336. rite. Occupancy September 1. >90 Steam heat, oil. Nice yard, ele­ cant. Price >18,200. ^ C K E N AND DARIY FARXtB, dence xn 3-6980. xn 3-7707. Reply to Box O, Herald, stating keeping, general office work. XIT 'rilREB Pot Burner Heating USE'S TV SETS—for cottage, rec/ pbr month; 84 Elm'Street, Rock- be accompanied, by n fsUoWMelass- H iB P A CAB HARD TOP 2-7227. experience and salary expected. Stoves, large, medium lend email. vation, trees, outdoor fireplace. Like new throughout. Ameri 9-4156. reatlolKrtxim, etc. Good oondltion- ■ville. Tel. iiR 5-2505: evenings, JOHN S. BISSELL matA At Htdltoe CoUsge. IfeUttne, 4 ybur cradn tumad SOUTH WINDSOR 100 feat of 114" galvanized pipe. reasonably priced. Potterton’si''l30 Uarege. Ideal for children. Only , CHARLES LESPERANCE WOMAN to care for three chil- Wearing Apparel— Pura 57 TR 5-5060. >14,000. Call Goodchild Realty 'Realtor ' Va., Mlae Ann PlfflUn at Badlbcd. o’* flY6 Fqr a ca’a own foreign car. Up to 38 i m o RTENSEN TV. Speclallaed RCA Roofing— Chimney 16-A HOLE-IN-ONE SHOPS^accepUng One year old, attracth’e 100 feet of l19.95. Call MI 9-721S room Colonial, ell hot water heat, BOLTON — First time On market. Specializing in old floors. XII CLERK TYPISTS, for new firm tive kitchen, laundry, center 16 HENRY STREET 2 fireplaces, knotty pine recrea­ BiSbk to OeUege roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys girls, 10 a m.-2 p.m. Apply In AND hallway. 110’x210' lot. with an Springs. >4->13.50\>20 off On new for free estimate, at your home. XIAN ACER W. T. Grant Co., wants Custom built for owner, two years BEVORS TOO BUT 1966 RAMBLER 4-DOOR 9-5750. moving to Manchester. Prefer Boats and Aceessories 46 five room unfurnished apartment. tion room, > bathrooms, combina­ Two local boys leave tomorrow ' Ma Oomiaii Motor Saiaa. cleaned, repaired, 28 years' ex­ one with legal background and person. Manchester Shopping excellent view. Owner trani- mattresses. >13.95->49^0. Open 9-8, ago. Owner transferred. Ranch CUS’TOM SEDAN perience. Free estimates. Call Parkade. PLUCGED SEWERS Sat. till 5. LeBlanc Furaiture Hos In or around Manchester. Call tion aluminum windows, awninga, style, Blx complete room* with for Norwich Untveralty. N oftto Balaa and Sanrioa. Mi Main one with good telephone voice. . ferred. Price reduced. MANCHESTER BOAT CO., 10 Cute stx-room single. Very handy patio, l-car garage, lovely yard. field, V t, to atari their fell term. ■tiaat. ML M Sn. aaaBtaga. aeceBaories, Including Hydra- Howley. Manchester XU 8-5381. pital, 195 South St/, I^kvU le. DRESSES. Costa, sizes 12-14. Ex­ from 9-5:30. Xn 9-2031. location, one step from Main St. expondaMc attic, open stairway, matte 4iiid Continental wheel. MASON WORK and every kind of Em^lo.ver will Interview at the | WOMAN to do housework, one full sex St. . Dally 12 noon-9 p.m. cellent condition. Call Xtl 9-4991. 5- room custom built Ranch, new. They ere: Jon Casella, eon of repair, xn 3-1870. Co- State Employment Serv-, day or two half days weekly. XII Machins Cleaned Member of Manchester and Saturday 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Scott WANTED—A three-room' furnished jBhown by appointment only. fireplace with paneled wall and Hartford Multiple LlaNng Sys­ 1955 %JVESTIN^0U8E ftlectric 6- room Colonial, Mder home. 6- bookcaaear, basemont garage, Mr. and Xlro. John F. Om sUs of 1966 INTERNATIOMAL , truck, Onl.v $395.00 Down Ice. 806 Main St., Manchester, 9 8-7709.------Septlo Tanks, Dry Wells. Sewer Atwatar-Ana Boats. or unfurnished apartment for W. modal 8160. 19,000 original milea, Heating and Plumbing 17 tem. Over 250 llatlnga to choose stove, excellei^ condition, priced room Cape Cod, 12 yeara old. Rusco steel combination storm 2879 Hebron Ave., a senior major­ M A M RUBBISH CO. Ashes, rub­ a.m., Friday, Sept. 13. IJnea Installed—-O lla r Water­ reasonable, ^ s o living roomXaet T. Grant executive and hit Wife, Other listings available. EHnanc- eab and chasaiA. ChOl MI >-6493 bish, trees removed. Cleaning at­ from. Wanted—To Buy 58 windows and dtwrs, .large lot, ing in mechanical engineering, and 1953 BUiCK 2-DOOE 8. WATSON, PLUXIBINO and heat­ proofing Done. with end tMle and kitchen a ^ in or around Manchester. Call ARTHUR A. KNOFLA ing arranged, Call Frances K. Roderick Warner, son of XCr. and aftar 4. tics, cellars, yards. Reasonable ing contractor. New Installatlona, PAY UP BACK BILLS. Repre­ Diamonds—TVatehes— OLD GUNS, iworda, wOr relics, Mr. R. Levesque, Xa 3-1528. nice view. Designed for comfort­ good con^lon. Call Xn 9-88B4 af^ Wagner, Realtor, MI 8-1157, any able, convenient family living. Mrs. Errol M. Warner o f Forest RIVIERA BARD TOP rates. Anytime, weekends in­ alteration work and repair work, sent TjSpular Avon Cosmetics Jewelry 48 ter 5:15 p .m . \Mtiquea or what have you. Realtor lime. 1963 CHEVROLET 8 paaaang’er a>a- SpoUeaa and sharp. Standard cluded. xn 9-9757. with as little as three Spare hours' WANTED W a r r e n e . h o w l a n d WANTED—Two Or three-room fur­ GI mortgagee can be assumed. Lane, a Junior majoring in chemis­ tlon aragcai. PowargUda. good con­ xn 9-3808. MeKINNEY BROS. ’^ a n ," 70 Mill St., Manchester. try. tranamlaalon. Juft traded on the a da.v. No experience needed. REALTOR LEONARD W. YOST Jawalar, re­ GLENSNWbOD STOVE, gas and oil nished apartment, near hoepital, MI 8-5440^ >17,900—Main 8t„ Xlancheater. Cor­ Price only >17,500, Gaaton Real­ dition. >596. MI 8-6909. HouMkt«p«r MI\3-5717 afternoons or eveninga. Robert Jones, son of-M r. and fabulous Rambler. HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. Excellent commissions. Train-' Sewtrag* Disposal Co. 450 IVoodbridge Street pair#, sidjueu watdies expertly comnbtnatlon, good condition. Call for nurse eml adult aon. Write MI 9-454S Ml 9-5938 ner lot. For information or ap- ty Co., 185 School St. xn 9-8781, r v Available at all times. Philco fac­ -MI 9-4737. . f Member Board of Mre. Harold W.' Jonea o f 20 Pratt 3966 PONTIAC OoBTartibla Star Only $295.00 Down PLUXIBING AND heating—repairs ing provided. Call MI 3-5195. | to live In. Famil.y ql one. lSO-182 Pearl St. — HI S^SSOS MI 8-1 leg B aaaaoa^ ptlees. Open dally Ml /9-6971. Box W. c /o Herald. pjlntment to see call the R. F. tory aupervised service. Tel. Xn and contract work. Call Xn 9-8541. WANT? 32 Ft. Extcnilon Lad- XIANCHESTER — New six room Dimock Oo„ Realtors, MI 9-5245 Realtors and Multiple IJatiM St. left carlitr to the weak. He Oilef. Excellent cenditiion, one 9-9698. EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper, ftye PHONE MT >-8622 Thursday avantnga. 128 Spruer Btreat. Ml. 9-4887. [NMORE 4-Burner Gas Range, der. )-7198. WORKING MOTHER with amall ranch home in Rockledge sec­ or Joseph Aehfqrd, x a 9-6IU. Service. will enter aa a freahnum in toe owner, 33,000 original mllaa. 1958 PONTIAC 2-DOOR LLOYD’S PLUXIBINO Servlre aa- da.va. good wages. Call P. A O. /eX'excellent condition, >20. Xtl child urgently needa Small apart­ tion. 114 baths, ceramic tile sngtoMrtng flald. Pour new Urea. >1,780. Phone HOME KNITTING machines and surca aatlalaction, prompt servlca. Motor Freight, XII 9-5273. ment in Manchester. Phone Hart­ kitphan counters. Attached ga­ COVENTRY—$11,900. Don’t let MI 8-4I01. ____ Se d a n —6-CYLINDER 9-0907, SETYBN ROOM, four bedrodm, (one Bndgeto to be Hanid sewing machines, aold, aervicert CH 7-8124, xn 8-S485. Rooms Withonl Board 59 ford, ALplne 5-6887. rage, ameeite drive, fully land­ unfiniBhed) modified rahch, the price fool you! This la cute! BudgeU for the Board o f Educa­ . Very clean and unusuallv nice and rented at youf authorized Male# It For School Five rooms, paneled living room TOUR EDSEL DEALER Just scaped lot, $21,000. Call R. F. breezeway, garage, 149 ft. front­ tion and the Public Worka Dept, In and out. Brother Sewing Center Ralph's. ROOM FOR RENTYpr one or two. YOUNG COUPLE, two chUdren, Dlmock Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245, 2lxl8,r kitchen 18x18. Lake privl- traded a 1985 Ford Qiatomlina 8 A Welcomfi Gift For Baby! age, only >1>,800. Carlton W. will be heard tonight at B by the Onl.v $295.00'pown Kellv Road. Talcottville. XII Millinery Oressmakini; 19 # SEPTIC TANKS Inquire State TailoX Shop, Xa need four to five-tftom uirfur- x a 9-6818. Hutcblne, x a 9-5182. legee. Real Estate Center, JA artth -low miMaga, very etaan. 9-8487. MANCHESTER 8-7388.1*18-8047, H t^ .^ JOnance in the High Cleaned and Installed ■Jilihea apartment. ReasoaSble.' 8-6524; evenings, M r; Towebn, MT S^ooi^ibirary.' l8>oklng for a good economies Cape Cod with 6 finished Female Help Wanted Call x a 9-3394. N. ELM ST.—New six room Cape. 8-4305. need car Uka new? Thia la it. 1954 WILLYS 4-WHEEL SHED DQRMBRS, garages and all SEWING AND ALTERA’nONS rooms and J-car garage. • SEW ERS FURNISHED ROOM, Jtopipl^te MANGHES'TER " — Ready to’ inove right into. 1% Good tradea, bank terms. Flu- types of carpentry work. Roofing, dsne. XII 9-2552; Convenient to achoola, housekeeping facilities,' 'Mweeh SOUTH WlNDBOR^-Gldar Colottlal ------Evening BteriM DRIVE STATION WAGON . Xlaehlne CjiMUied t_ .Excellent opportunity for fidvancement in locij AND-VICINITY baths, plaster, fireplace, huge Olaatonhiuy earreepoatoeat, Mra. gerald Motora, formerly Brun- TTiey come no nicer anywhere. aiding, gutter work. For free csti- shopping, churches and Onter end Hoepital, for woptan Farms and Land for Sale 71 master bedroom. Bowers School. on Avery St. Wve lai^ rooms ner'a, Talcottville. mates, call .JII 9-8933, or Ml buses. City water,' eewer only. Call Xn 3-5539. with expandable attic, attached Betty McNamara, tolephoM XfEd- Only $295.00 Down MoYing—^Tmeldnc • INSTALLATION company;. General office work, typing a nfcemity, FOR DIFFERENT sUes and typea BOLTON — >12,000 — 5<4-Room Leon Cleszyneki, Builder, xa ferd S-1T52. 3-6700. and gas. Shaded lot, Cape, dpmeatic hot water heat, 9-4291. garage, nice shaded let on top 1987 JAGUAR M o^l BK140 MC Storage 20 SPECIALIST knowledge of shorthand beneficial, 40 hour week. FURNISHED ROOM, kitchen priv- ot farms and land tracts within 20 of hill. Price only 8 1 8 ,^ , Oonircrtlble. Seven month! old. quiet, comfortable neigh­ llegea, >10. xn 3-1770, 8-5 p. m. ilea ot Hartford. Lawrence F. hardwood floori, aluminum storm 9,000 original milea. Phone XG OTHER FINE VALUES AT borhood. $ 1 4 , 3 0 0 . wtndowa and screens, heated up- NEAR PORTER BT. Custom 6Mi Gaston Realty Co.. 165 School St. Household Seryices MANCHESTER - Moving and Majiy benefits including hospitalization. |mid vacation^ or after 10 :S0 p ., m. Any time .no. Broker, xn 9-5910. room ranch, three twin size bed- x a 9-8781, x a 9-4T8T. Member 8-63n. 9-5. trucking Co. XCi. 8-6568. Owned Satu'rday-Sunday. stairs, full basement, lot 140x200. Mi. St. Charles ^ DeCORMIER Offered 13-A Gasfan Radty Co. Toeri RHd Gouitry Immediate occupancy. Owner Will rooma, colored bath ' fixturea, Board of Realtors and Multiple and operated by Walter B. Per 160 SCHOOL ST. Ufe-insunnice and pension plan. Write Box D, Herald. \ DAIRY FARM many extras, only >17,300. Carlton Lasting Service. ' TOUR EDSEL DEALER Just MOTOR SALES ran Jr. FURNISHED ROOM for rent, Nine miles from" Manebestek Ap­ carry filet mortgage. VAded a apotleia 1954 Dodge 4- EXPERT REPAIRING On all . TeL .HI 9'-5781 ^ DraiRagi Ooe near Xtatn SL ~ Gehlleman pre­ w. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. Multiple Students Return 24 MAPLE ST. MANCHESTER makes sewing machines. Work ' Eveninga MI fi-T486 p roxim a te 120 acres, frontage on Listing Meniber. TOLTON — Coventry line. New Door Sedan with automatic, heat­ XIANCHESTER Package DaUVaryj ferred. xa 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. two roads.e*. tie-ups, 2? head ;]J,900. Five-room C *p» Cod, tour down, two unfin­ er, defrooter, very low mileage. guaranteed. Sichel, XU 9-9419. M i M 1 4 3 Local Students who. hato re- 1934 FORD, five window coupe, Light trucking and package dellv stock, comfortable 9 room home, Ranch on main food. One acre. lot. .MANCHESTER—Just you end the ished up. Ceroinlc Ule'bath, large Beautiful 3-tone paint. Priced for FURNITURE repairing and retlr.- ary. Refrigerators, washers and SPACIOUS, fumiahed rooms, suit­ domeitlc hot Water heat, atone tipied to Mount 8t Charles showroom condition. PI 2-8034, af­ able for one or two working peo­ bath, heat, aHealan well. 'Call wife? Here's a two-family, three lot. $14,500. R. F-. Dimock Co., A e*a «m y. Woonsocket, R L, to, a quick aale. FlUgerald Motora. ter 7. iahlng; amiquea reftored. ^ m i- stove moving apeclaity. Folding LUUan Grant.’ ' " fireplace in Hying room. ' Storm and three Ranch. Tenant will car­ Realtors, DO 9-5245, XO 9-6818. formerly Brunner’a. Talcottville cluirs tor rent. Xa. 9-0783. *Hiaoe 1907 By Reid ple. Maple Lodge, Route 8, An­ ,isume their studies to the senior tura Repair Servlca, Talcottville. dover, eight miles east M Man­ WALTON W. GRANT AGEN(JY doors and windows. Priced/for ry your monthly payments. Near Open eveninga till 9, Good tradea. 1 ^ THUNDERBIRD, white, must Xa. S-7449. It’s Been Of Coume" Realtor! MI 8-1153 quick sale. Sbon vacant,. BOLTON LAK-E-FalpSimd winter class include Elmer FrechsUe. son Bank terma. AUSTIN A. CHAXCBKIU OO. local chester, bus Slid ehbpping. 813.000. Real of Mr. and Mra Dennla Frechetta, sell, beat offer takes it, Call JA AUCTION Estate Center! JA 8-8524; eve­ will have a n W ^ p p ek l to the FLAT FIKTISH Holland arlndow and long dlatance moving, pack­ 11 Tanner St. end Jack Morrison, 8-7680. g e n t l e m a n Preferred — Large, MANCHESTER — >14,200 Cape, nings. Xfr Towaon, XH 3-4305. owners of this young, attractive 3965 BUICK Cmtury Riviera. All ahades, made to maaaure.i AU ing, storage. Call ML tS U i. Hart­ Houfietl for Sale 72 Jarvla built *1950. Four finished lake front Ranch. Unusually large eon of Mr. and Mra Roland Mor­ black with whitewall Urea. Black ford CH. 7-1428. ANTIQUES-FURNITURE-GHINA, RLASS comfortable, - furnished, heated rison. 51 Finley S t 1947 CADILJiAC Club Coupe, very metal yanatlan blinds at a new WANTED room. Next to shower heth. Park­ down, upstairs unfinished. Domes­ MANCHESTER—Four-room home, living room and kitchen. Immac­ »■ and red intarlor. Low mileage, good condition, new Urea. Make low price. Keyp' mads while you FEW OIL PA m U N O S—ORIENTAL'’ BUGS—HOME SOiVER EAST HARTFORD — Four-Room Jeffrey Larson, eon o f Mr. and- From the Home of Mrs. T. W’. Chester, 148 Tremont SL, ing. Near Center,, x a 9-2176, af­ tic hot water heat, fireplace, second floor unfinished, immedi­ ulate; 818,400, Real Estate Cen­ excellent condition. Xn 9-6063. offer. PI 2-7311. :wait. Marlow’a. Cape, non-expandable, very large ter. JA, 8-6524: evening^, Mr. Mre. Frank Larson, Brookside Painting— Papering 21 Hartford, Cohn. ter 5 p.m. '1 ■ aluminum .riorm doors, windowa, ate occupancy. MI 9-0095 after EXPERIENCED enclosed ri>fcb, convenient to plastered- walls, full basement, al­ 6 p.Jii. for appointment. ToWeon, xn 3-4305. Lane. Vernon, formerly o f Man­ WEAVTNG of bums, moth holea' Aircraft, Price only $10,200; EXTE9UOR and interior pginting. SALE AT LEGION HALL, MANCHESTER. CONN. p l e a s a n t Large Rooin, central, most new/one-cer garage, ameeite chester, and Raymond Schauster, and tom clothing, hosiery niiia, well heated, conttnuodf hot water, taxes >7.60 per month.® Gaaton drive. Beautifully landscaped co#» SDt-ROt>M Colonial, centrally lo­ 6H-ROOM HOUSE overlooking eon of Mr. and Mra Joseph handbags repaired, zlppar ra- Ceilings refiniahed. Papernanging. Ob Leonard St„ Off Main St., Opposite State Armory Realty Oo., 165 School St. MI Wallpaper books. Estimates given. IINOTYPE-INTERTYPE aaparate entrance, gentleman; ner lot with sidewalks. Nice roai- cated.' Call owper after' 4 p.m, Coventry Lake. AU newly painted Schpueter. 22-Cumberland S t ate ^ibamant. utaBrailaa. repaired, parking. Xa 8-4724. 9-8731.1 xa 9-4737. Member BoSrd dentiml aection. Present 4% mort­ xa 9-7866. inside and out. On main highway. men’s shirt collars revarsed and Fully covered by inauranoe. Call Sot., Sopt. 14,1957 10 A.M.— lnspacHon1^A.M. njembers o f the Junior claea. Bruce FOR LEASE , Edward R. Prlce.YKl 9-lOpS. of Realtors and Multiple Uatlng gage may be aasumed. >0-dey oc- lAige lot, ■ quiet neighborhood. Zollp, son of XCr. and Mre. Bene­ replaced. Marlow’s Littla Mend­ Cherry linnet top highbpy, mahog. carved tall post bed, very TWO Fumiahed Room i with kitch­ Service.. cupancy. ADAMS ST. AREA—>15,800, 814- Call PI 2-7464.' ing Shop. OPERATOR R«»m Cape, garage, amesite dict Zollo, 66 Gardner 8t., has en­ PAXNTINa AND papefhangl|ig. fine.marquetry’ slant top bOmbe base desk, unusual miuquetiy en privileges. x n 8-884i; after rolled os a freshman. HARTFORD ROAD DRIVE-IN >;>0 p.m. HILLIARD STREET drive, excellent condition. Call 250 RABTFORD RD., OPPOSITE KINO’S ■ RANGE BURNERS and pot bum- Good clean workmanship at rea­ and Ivorj’ inlaid comer cabinet, marquetry frame nilrrd'f, 2 fine OTHER USTINGS AVAILABLE A ira ip graduates of Menehee- sonable rates. SO years in Maii- $9,900 I the R. F. Dlmock eft.. Realtors, I era cleaned and serviced. Also Paid vacation and sick leave, Bliie Cross. Retirement Plan- marquetry parlor tables, 4 turtle-back Hltchcotk chaifa, 4 curly TWIN BEDROOM, gentleman .xa 9-5245-or IWI 9-6818. Wanted—Rfi«] Estate 77 ter elementary achoola. Mt. St IS NOW OWNER.OPERATED UNTIL LEASED OUT I new burners. Call XU 9-0147. cheater. Raymond Fisks. Xd. If you wfant-to-settle dowm in Manchester working In a maple Hitchcock chairs, pr. fiddleback chairs, Sheraton card table; .Four room C a ^ Cod, full cellar, Charles Academy is a boarding 9-9287. ) ■ ahare with same. Next to bath. hot air heat with oil burner. Needa LAWRENCE F. FIANO friendly atmoaphsre — dpply in person to Mr. waiter dropleaf stands, small Queen Anne stand, pole screen, knuckle wim iMt mw After 6 p.m., Xa 9-6801. ' LI8TJN08 WANTED—single, two- high school' conducted by the OPEN h A.M. fo 4 P.M. Ferguson. ; arm> Windsor chair, gold leaf mantel mirror. Empire ottomKn some redecorating inside. Occupan­ family, three-family, businees Brothers o f the Sicred Heart? PAlNTING-jEvenings and week­ PAH-O-IAMA cy one month. Broker Ltitfi tor Sale 7.1 ends. Reasonable ratfa. For free and mtrrora tambour style desk, marble top’ dresser and com­ ONE SINGLE Bedroom. Business property. Have many cash buyers. BEAT IX)R SERVICE. QITAUTT mode, Empire diesslng table, small mahog. English highboy, block Depot Square. Free park­ LOCKWOOD STREET MI 9-5910 Mortgages arranged. Please call AND CIEANLINE.8S. SEEING IS BELIEVING. PLUGGED SEWERS estimate call XII 9-4782 or TR BUILDINO LOTS—Bolton and Cov­ 5-9184. mahog. flat top highboy date) mahogany-inlaid sideboard, large 8127 ing. Teleplu^e Mr. Keith, x a $8,500 George L. Oraziadio, Realtor Xa HAV and JOAN NOVAK Manrl|pfitrr lEuruiiig Jfrrali 9-8191. ; ’ entry. Lawrence F. Fiano, Broker, 9-5878. 109 Henry St. Course to Start -MI C-86S5-it«.S567 ext. mahog. dining tstble, china, cabinet, large screen, fireplace 6^16 yra. One-half Duplex—four rooms, on MANCHBHTER- Magnlflcent new x a M910. Machine Cleaned CEILINGS WHITEN'BD, interior equipment, warming pan. Various furnishinga, beds, dressers, firat floor. Steam heat, oil burner. Welcome the new baby with this LARGE Heated Room for rent. Split L«vel, Rockledge section: s e l l in g . Buying/Tradingi? L.M.- painting, fiaturdaye; and eveninga chairs, stands, wicker Items, etc. Aynslevs china dinner act (for Prefer amall family or retired cou- 1,600 square feet of living area. In Square Dance call MI 9-5425. 12). 10 hand painted Austrian plates, Lenox and Sterling deml- lovely hand-embroidered layette! Twin beds, suitable for two. M.L, (which" means Live Modern Sopfic Tanks, DrainiMds. I An exciting yoked school drees Tfte dainty spray designs bre work­ Phone x a 3-5846. 2>,4 baths, two-car garage. Eor —MuIUpIe Uet)—all yoiir real es­ taaae,,gold dec. tea .act other fine china, Bohemian ruby bottles for the eight to sixteen miaa. Note Subarban for Sale 75 Dry' Wdls - and Roat T ed in sample atitchea and soft I a RLE S. ROHAN, Realtor further Information or appoint­ tate the modern way. T h e Ells­ The first In a series of 11 lessons and othera, large selection of. fine atemware, silver (some Ster­ ; the stand-up collar, pert cuffs. CLEAN, Comfortable Rooni for re­ 817 HARTFORD RD, ment to as call The R. F. Dlm­ worth Mitten Agency, Realtors. in square dancing will be held C e t - ling), imuaual 'brass table lamp, quartz table lamp, bronze home ■ No. 8127 wth Ifttt-o-Rama In- colors to add the finishing touch BOLTON—Four-Room Ranch with Proaf Sawer Linas, ia to the easy-to-KW garmehta. fined gentleman. 7l Cfteitnut St. MANCIHESTER ock Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245 or MI Ml 8-6930. 29at the Community Y. figure "Couston," intereiilng miniature Itqms, Netaukea, etc. Oil ; eluded ia in. sixes 8. 10, 12, 14, 16 x a 9-6764. MI 3-7433 9-6618. 23 ft, living loom' and' stone, fire­ The caller and instructor will be DARK RICH TO BEJSpLD!--0 YERL00K DRIVE Paintings:—Hudson .Rivilr scene "Fuesiftel, N. Y.’’; Madonna by > Bixe 10, .41/8 yarda of 35- . Pattern No. 5197 contains Uasuea Multiple Lilting Service; place with a return Heatalator, S toN od and rtpoirod. for garments; hot-iron transfer for s e l l in g . Your Property? Have Will Dobson, who is wall known in A. Benetti: Chas. Foster, others. Oriental vugs in scatter to room ROOM ON MAIN ,8T. — Private SIX ROOM Cape, >13.800, Branford aluminum combination storm ready' buyers for one and two Manchester. Wm la a rural aetUag about (4 niile ea*! uf Moarheater Green ia I embroidery; sewing and embroid­ MANCHESTER ~ Do you like ■ glees Ue-backa.'ihany other fine Itemi. • For thia j^ttern, aend' 85c la 'home, heat, hot water, parking,. St. AtTIminum elding,. amesite sash, % acre lot. Price only family houses, Member Multiple The lesaoni. which will continue FARM L O A M I *his Cape Cod home, llie first leor has Uviag room with fire­ ery directions; stitch illuatratlohs. gentleman^Xa 3-6667. huaUa and buaUe? Yet prfvacy in- drive. This home ia an excellent place, modem Idtehea, large bedroom plot a piae paaeled roem '■ IMPORTANT AD D D m O N ! A. F. Tail, N. Y., IM I painting , eolna, your ngme, address, size >12,500. Gaston Realty Co. 165 Lletlng Service. S. A. Beechler, on succeaaive Wednesday evenings; . o f deer head. 25 X SO in. ■ t desired, and ths pattern fiumbOr Send 25c in COINS, your name, BUred by trees, hedges and buyl For appointment to see coll School St. x a 9-8781. XC 8-4787. Realtor. Phone Mr. Smith, MI FO R SA LE EXPERKNGED that may be need aa bedraqm er den. Oneie ia escelleat spnee mi ROOMS Wl'i'ri light housekeeping, will be from 7:30 to 10 o’clock. ' to BUS BUKMiTTT, T h e b u n - address and the PA-TTERN NUM­ ehrube? Let us show you this ths R. F- Dimock Co.., . Realtors, Member Board of Realtors and 9-6952. L O A M the aeeoad fioer for two more roeme. Hot water heat and aa ar- SALE 8CHEDUUC:—A.M. China, Glass, SUver, Important BER . to ANNE CABOT, hlAN-< ^ n t r ^ y located. Xfrs. Dorsey, 14 Cape at >14,5()0. Real Estate Cen­ MI 9-5245 or Joseph Ajhford, Xa Multiple 'Listing Service. Anyone from the to.wn of Man-., . 0HE8TBK KVICNINO : HERALD, RIGHT PROM THE TORACCO HILOS tealaa weU tU feet deep. The lot la^lfiO’xXOO’ ofertag Meal play Small Itamx. Ruga About 12 Noon. At 1 P.M.;—Oil Pfilntinge. Im­ OODBTSR BVBNINO HERALD. Arch St. ter, JA >-6524: eyenlnks, Mr. ARE YOU OON81DBRING dhsater ia eligible, to participate PAIIfTCRS and pieale area. Overlook Drivo haa'lK'mlBlmnm «f trade aad the portant Ftmiiture, Then Balance. • UBO AVE. ABCBRIOAB, NEW ^ ______e _ _ _ 'and may ebtiUn further informa­ M R THE REST CALL . YORK 86, N. T. s fi56 A v e . a b ie iu a c a s , n e w Toweon, XD 1-4306. ’ T ROCKVILLE — Beautifully kept s e l l in g YOUR PROPERTY? WM.F. entire area le heavily wooded, lauqediate eeeuphacy. Frleed fer- , - LUNCH—TRUCKMIIN YORK BB. N.Y. ' MANCHBSTER Vicinity — Small eight-room home featuring four We will appraise your property tion by contacting either Jamea ; Don’t mlae the Fell * WlnUr ‘57 "j^BitiientB— FUt»— EAST HARTFORD — 189 Green­ M H l 9 - 0 f 2 0 «nlek sale pt $14.2M. i :11,750. John aere, traea, otdy $12,550. Low •J cwraniencee. You must Me this STANLEY BRAY; Realtor msAt A aUght fee, to cover .tha M l M 3 5 4 TELMIf.7C42 atylas for .ovary alas. Sand BB oaati diteeUonS for maMiig 3 crochet to rent for bustoeas jpersm only, B. Blaaell, Reoltw, Cross I t , A. dowB paymaBts. Cri^ltas W, RAYMOND R. BETD-OTIONE MI fi-44U ., " today;' one. $18,800. Webotor Agsney. BRAE-BURN RgUlLTY coet af tha toatructor? wtO ha IJtoBto find A «nUt Only JBa a eopjr. ------d near bus Uaei: x a B-T2S9. lotttb ^Omnliy, PI^S-BSlB. Hutoi^% »«US. , Rockvllla. TR B4T4B. . . I MI 84278 charged. . 1 . ■ '. ■' A /

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H V i i'' m il PAGE TWENTY-FOUR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1*, I t t f . .1 Average Daily Net Press Riin The W e a th e r‘ \ / ^atulr^Bt^r lEttfttittg iffroU i For the Week 'Rnded FMweaat af D. 0. Weather Baraaa Sept. 7, 1857 class of Nichols Junior OoUege of Alnnan Basle, Itoger Martin will continue his military studies he graduated from the U.S.. l^aval | Warm, humid tonight aad Sat­ Business Admlnlstratleh, Dudley, Christiana, son of MTs. Hasel for 18 Wbeks at Chanute, Academy. ’ . urday uwmlng, oecaalaaal ihawa About Town Mass. They will enter Sept. IS. Otrlstiana, 318 W,- Center St., Is a 12,456 era. 1-tw tonight near 78. Met -- •-’.■4”!!; quite ao warm Saturday after­ Mitchell attended Manchester High member of the 3348th Student Ebis. Eldmund J. Peresluha II, Mason Markham, son Of Mr. and Member of the Audit . Cliarlu P. Mitchell Jr., eoft of Squadron at Chanute .Air Force Bureau of dreulattoa noon. High near 88. Mr. end Mr*. Charlee Mitchell, 78 School and Nemchlck attended Mt, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Pereslu­ Mrs. Mason Mark^m of 88 Spruce St. Charles Academy, Peekskill Base, Dl., studying to be an air­ ha, Rt. 2, on Aug. 30 completed' a St,,' has IjMn promoted from air­ Manchester— A City of V^lage Charm BeckmAUck St., and JOeeph C. craft' mechanic. Originally assign­ Nemchlck, »0n of Mr. and Mr*. Jo- Military Academy, Windham ^ g h 3-week course at the Fleet Gun­ man flrit class to staff sergSant in rr-r School, Bucknell University' and ed to primary baaic training at nery School. San Diego, Calif. Be­ the U.S. Air frorce. He is stationed ■eph Nemchick, 70 Indian Dr., are VOL. LXXVI, NO. 29.1 (TWENTY PAGES)' MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1957 (ClaaeUled AdverMaIng aa Page 11) PRICE nVE CENTii members of the entening freshman the University of ^ribourg. Lackland Air Force Base, Tex., he fore entering the service in June, In Iceland. Viewers Face Horrors d’Ouevres| Special for Today 1 ^ P O R t h e b i g a p p e t i t e s / Mitchell Raps ‘Invisible’ ,^ TV Philadelphia, Sept. 13 (.T)~ Philadelphia's famous Friday Ad Messages ‘ the 13th Club, which has de- Th€ JW.IUU CORK • ■ ' Aed every . hoodoo known to auperatiUon, tempts its luck' New York, 13 (A*)— further today at a 12:13 p.m. HALFS SELF, A technique for transmission luncheon table- loaded \\iith W aghington, Sept. 13 (yP)—*=9eonalderatlon In framing Ita de- of what are called “invisible” "Horrora d'Ouevrea." A ‘ sampling of the m^nu: Eisenhower administra­ mands for new contract terms advertising mes.sage. * ferii two substantial gains to. the 65 industrial peaci to Interject the gove:-nment direct­ SHANK HALF •Liewing public: Fewer Interrup­ authorities regarding violations of^law. Good Lurk Jar Citea M bIIr’s Stake. ly into matters which must ulti­ m SALMON mately be solved by collective-bar­ tions for sponsor mesaages and Brownell said the information is being turned over to GENERAL ELECTRIC RANGES Rubbers, 8 pkgs. 27e But at the/aame time, Mitchell added entertainment time." . said, ‘'the Ireaident again wishes gaining." Farm Aidl Nashville authorities by. the Federal Bureau of Investiga­ Ban Dome IJds Map yi'or on Inflation If it should be hroi^ht into use to itreas hip hopes that parties to on television, he said^ The adver- tion. . , Lb. Can 8 5 C 2 pkgs. S7c all maitagement-labor negotia­ The Eisenhower administration, 30", 36" and 40" SIZE tiaer likel.v would advise the audi­ This was the first formal announcement that FBI ajEents tions wiltbe awaxe the great meanwhile,' is setting lip a sort of ence that it was about to rei-eive Troubles HEINZ NEW stake that the public has In the general staff to map Ita bat­ had taken a hand in investigating the blast TueSda|r. GOLDEN Butt Half > ' subliminal advertising and then The explosion wrrecked the half-^-— ...... i" 75 agreemmta they reach.'" tle against inffatlon. FASIILY SIZE th$. program could proceed with­ million dollar school building. FLUFFO ReuUer hat proposed-that auto Establishment of a top-govern­ out breaks for commercials. Ketchup .. .hot. 35c FRESH lABY Arms^gree to cut prices on 19,78 ment group which will conitilt with The dynamiting followed the ‘‘.The ad itself,” he ssid, ‘‘would, admission of a.Nqgrp child to the modM cars hY_8100. He said the be similar to the kind of cominec-.| President Asks Regular Size 3 Lbs. 95c UAW would take such a cut Into (Continued on Page Eight) clal viewets see during station 1 first grade of the achool. PORK LOINS Browmeira brief announcement 2 btu. 49c Plus free pering knife breaks.'* . V - * Hartford, Sept. 13 (/P)— 6 to 8 Lbc. Vicary amd it proi^iy would be ^ Connecticut’s farm problem, gavjt no IndIcaUOn aa to the na- Benson Stay uacd mainly for “ reminder Adver- ' ^ ^ v . baniHnir m »r tura o f the information developed by^the'PBi;. -...... REGULOR or DRIP WE’IX HA\'B FRESH inciuding Israel - — - tiaing" of products already weU CHASE k SANBORN Redeem your Le\-er known to the public. _ i the heads of politicians fo r . -Police Get Court Order In Cabinet Post COFFEE Brae, coupons at He said it could not promote new! weeks, will drop into the lap' In Nashville, meanwhile, city Hale’s; Lux Uquld De­ PORK LIVERS officials armed 'Naahville police Washington, Sept. 13 (Ai—Seci—Beery products if e.\tenaive explanations j o f the State Legislature next today with copies of a broad fed­ tergent, Imperial Mar­ were necessary because such ex-! w'eek I tary of Agriculture Benson 99e lb. and SPARE RIBS War Plans Denied eral court order prohibiting 'any Umited Supply garine and Oayla Soap planaUona could not be ^ incorpo- q-^e' drought that parched the day it ia the declaion of President sage lasting only Interference -with achool Integra­ st.\rthm7igh m^;;? of'thV^™.;^^^ tion here. ’ , Eisenhower that he continue indef­ a fraction of a second on the is over, but it left more than $8 screen. Besides banning acts intended initely in the cabinet. SCHOOL CUBESTEAKS rian ; .J^pa.Artakeirp Hoj Affected million damage In ita wake, to keep Negroes-- -out o f racially Benson said the matter was dla* : iE — ' ' " W e ' ad wolifd Tvave • • An Temergeney - -sesaion- -of ^ ■ the :-mfef«d'"(lr#t-gr«d*”eiaa8eB;-'the"Oi>' 'WSSS at"' Kli " ironferonca "with' the Impact on the viewer’s aubcon- der specifically forbids boycotts of President at Newport, R. I„ < ? ^ N - scious as the constant repetition of provld the newly integrated grammar Wednesday. FANO r—8-LB. AVERAOB ' Uaataaeka. Sept 13 )8>>^8yria’s^iBts forget \Uiat Arab will ^took up 'never a Jingle, and would not prompt a ing aid for Jarmera. schools. Six schooia end their "Some time ago the President eeivE two tb^'mllitary chiefs have re-ikiltkia S yriu brother, viewer to buy something he didn't It aouhds aimple enough, but all first Week' of Integration today, asked me to etay on," 'Bonaon aaid. tume^^rpm urgent conferences In' The United Statea early thla For BROILERS 47e the half-dozen or ao propoaala after two dtya of surface calm! “I took tho matter up with my SLOWLY) Cai^. whare they declared Syria week stepped'up the arms deliv­ (Continued on Page Bight) made ao far have met sharp op- Heading for Talk with Ike U.S, Diat. Judge William E. church, from which I am on leava. win never attack anyone. Including eries after expresaing fears over positioh. The proposals Were given Gov. Orvaf E. Faobua of Arkansas waves from a chartered plane Miller issued the temporary order 30** Range With Automatic Timer, A ll Cal rod Increasingly cIom Oamaacus-Mos- R consented and I agrood to etay ‘ School Da/<; iinel. - ■ • ; ^■ an airing at a iV r hour Legislative at Uttia RMk, Ark., Just before, he left for NewporC*R. I., and yesterday at the request of city on-” y ^ B rig . A flf Bixr>‘. lefUat Army oow -relations and Soviet arms Frozen Food Specials OommltteFC heamg yesterday,, but a conference with prerident Biaeiinower oil the Little Rodk' racial and school oHiciala. They asked Benson said the matter was dis> ' Units Plus Remoyable Door! eonunandcr, and Lt. Col. Abdel ahlpihenta to Syria. when the smoky had cleared thary problem. (A P Photofax )'. for it to bolster a Police get-tough MODEL J298 Hamid Serraj, Army Intelligance Serraj said the leedera of Syr­ Judge to Curb Was still no solution In sight. cusqed sgalh Wednssdsy, and Utst Swift’s Brown ’n Serve Sausage • ...... 8 ozs. 53E policy in dealing with racial flsfb- there was no chsnga in tbs situs- ' '^ e f , cams back to Damascus yea- ia’s Army believe in nationalism The problem concerns about upa Since IS Negroes reported for Valley Frost Melon B a lls ...... ' - . . 1 lb. 33d and thalr iiimntmimB Lm tlon. —-^oayr- ,^«H»aae—Mdng—with about *,000 BehioR is aiir apoaito of-iiiv-Sopr - Snow Crop French Fried Potatoes . . . . 9 ozs. 2 tor 35d W in e were JO detalli here on nationalism. > ; -dairy -farmers, and"tofather brhite flraf grade'rii Monday. Mll- ' what they'WBSCJtwut on theirr i f "I am noL a Conunimist ahd own Bboqt 89,000 cows. ^ On an mon Church. ‘ ’ aulty Butofe Fuse lafvprdertd the Integration. Answers PrekmiM Just Look Snow Crop I.emoitade ...... « ozs. 2 for 27 < hurried trip tb*thW*diyptl«n « p i -flhere is u t ona single Commun­ average, this works out to about The. order la slmiiar to one un-. 4 Cans tal. ist offtcM in the Whole '4]Ttan PtlwtulSk^l 23 cows to 'a farm. der which, northern segregatlanlst Benson's remarln at a news con­ Carlo newipapew. however, Arm.v, ” mrraj added, Hard 'nme Befoiw Drought John Kmper was twice convicted ference w*re in response to a re­ A t A ll TOMATO He declared the United Statea' quest for comment on a demand by «4<.i iiieeiTu Miiee* j lutfsi* sui ten 45c SELECTED FRESH FRUITS and VEGETARLES quoted them as iaytag 8 y ^ will Pawtucket. R. I., Sept. 13 CW-r- - Dairy farmers- were having a in last yebr'a integration diaturb- not make any aggressive lirtlltary- parts A Superior Court Judge today de­ tough time even before the drought Saves :ro F ai ancea at CHuiton, Tenn. But at- newly-elected Democratic Sen...... 2 lbs. t-American or non-Ameri< Proxmlre of Wisconsin for Ben­ ' -MM SMMifai) ' laew BOSC PEARS ...... move with the arms bought from l^n—-I clared a strike of 400 Pawtucket came along. The number of dairy torficya said itV legal iiuiguage O f These I • r tr r —-Sr 1— m —Ml | SsM 2 Cans the Soviet Uqlon. and added; school teachers, now in Its- eighth ■ t son's removal from |be eablnoL I J -S CANTALOUPES ...... each/29« farms in the. state haa .declined waajloaer to an injunction issued CHICKEN There wriw other signs of an "You ai*e either Americtn or day, to be Illegal and said he would ateadily, and wma at a record low Ea.4tpn. Md„ Sept. 13 (Ah—-A<5^.endl8ig the Hanson Street Ele­ at HoxLa, Ark., in 1904. Prozmiro made hia demand in a 35c SEEDLESS GRAPES ...... 2 lb& 85e aasing of Middle Bast tension over We your country’s polici4n find In- •ssue a temporary restralAlng. or­ last tpriiig. Right now Connecti­ negro father of two children at­ mentary school where the demon­ It slab names Kasper,, the Rev. telegram to Blsqnhower. He at­ NOODLE Mcli'JTOSH APPLES ...... 8 Ibi. 29c tnrwrtA to those of imperiallBm or der. • cut is getting almost a third of tending a formerly all-white e. not. and .this, they be­ Judge O. Frederick Froat said tw ita »-,t!k from outside the state, ; mentary,achool found a homemade Talbot county qpenbd ita first from Albuquerque, N. M., and lO cent aiwcial R^consin election 2 Cans CARROTS ...... 2 cello P^ga* 25e porters after another emergency lieve, means t(taF you are Com­ would hand down a written decree The dairy farmers were already I bomb of 10 sticks of dynimite on thraa grades to integration last! Nashville area residents aa defend- IfUMMIinNINI I IDAHO POTATOES ...... 25c meeting of the cabinet that there ^munist , . the western Im- at 10 a.m., tomo-row. his front lawn this morning. year and expanded it to the fourth j-ahl*- _ fn addition. U atrikea Out (Cbatlaiwd on Pago Tha) H I T M M I I VEGHABLE 29c was nothing new In the situation: pefiallata evepy every nanationalist is . a - In stating his. finding orally to­ '(.CeaUaued oa Page Eight) Sessions spotted aplasUc grade this year. I broadly at "other peratms now of •Vtl111 ROCK TURNIPS .... .••.•a,...lbs, 15c and "nothing to be worried about." i Communisty 'k rti everyone Who day. Judge Frost said; ■w.—-— ...... • ., . . i bag in from of his house. Wneii he Police Chief WiUiam H. WUkin-1 hereafter In active concert with SPANISH ONIONS ...... 12 lbs. 39e Yesterdays c a b i^ session was the works fo ^ th e Interests of hia ‘The court la clMrl^ of the opln- pulled the zipper, he saw the dyne- son said tho attempted bombing the'm” —that ia, others who- con­ fourth in aa many days. ' country^ a Russian agent" . ion and finds that the teachers are. mile and called pollbe, ."looked like a local Job." - spire -with the named defendants. I csftsi. SsaA«|ii«. IMS mt I tir Mat t Boyd.spotted the gunmetsi gray Judge Miller has ordered a hear­ Features Denica Rule Army „ouncS^ri*!L*KlJ^Th?s An Integral part of the government; A Maryland Stats Police aer- The Cairo ii^ p a p e r A1 Akhbar, S err^ had of tbs city, They are governmental Bk>nde Bites I geant dunked It in a bucket of plastic bag at 8:40 a.m. ' Police ing for both sides at I p.m. Mon­ Bulletins day on whether to replace the stop­ COUPON ON said Serraj firmly denied charges amployea and have no legal right A f f ■water, theorized Tt had been le ft‘ on his from (he AP Wiriw GENERAL SAVE N0W...8< LATER that the Syrian Army is controlled J?” '* " President Na, to strike against the governmentiJL,/w.PA/I-wjI. Thomas Messick, a dealer In (awn duilng the night. >■ gap reatfainef with a’ tornporary EVERY PACKAGE injunction. In the interim. Mayor DOUBLE OVEN by Communists. his Bgj’ptian Army commanders. which they are nowf doing." T , ^ ^ j dynamite, said the axploalyes had Messick said he believed both on a wonderful new BiHnwet "Referring, to Increased U.S. "iVhat we will do 1« fight back Tha strike w as : called by the 1 <7 >7 a G ^ a g » I t ' ^he imtential foive of a hne-ton the dynamite and fuse caps were Ben West said all city policemen will get copies of the reatrainer INDIA FOR UN RESTRAimi arms shipments to Syria’s- nelgh- against anv attack.".Bizry told the Pawtucket Tqachera Alliance In a A O U a t IK ' bomb and would have destroyed of old. They have aj,!Hfe"of about two kind of dry milk and read them to any crowds gath­ _Unltod Nationa. N.' V„ 8 ^ .bors, Serraj said: “ The imperial- Eityhtlah Middle East News Agen­ wage dlapute. They rejected as too; ! severely damaged three or fo-ar j’ears. he said. 1$ (A)—ladJu argud Um Ujir. m iN E cy. "We will burn the sky and the small a pay raise offer by the City i of the frame row) houses on Gra- .. Local police called in,. S gt ering "Iq front of or near the Gouernl A saem ^ todagr to land to defend'bur country against Rodger B. Harria of the State Po­ achoola." ' INSTANT .Schoor Committee. 7b* «W ke has, w ^ b rid lre "roltce I Masper. released on- $600 appegl “turn away from the eotuae of Zionists or others'." forced irf.OOO public school pupils ^ !ln ! Messick said the dynamiU prob- lice to diaposo of the dynamite. condemaation’* in efforta to gef^ RANGES The Boyds’ homo Is in a Negro from the city workhoOse yes- JUICE Russian Bloc < Bltry accused U.S- Secretary of to rimata out of claasfoomk mobJte acrtdcn ?es^ State ^ * Soviet troopajnt of HimgaiT^’' State Dulles of waging a war of settlement. Across the atreet: terday, prompUy landed In David- from a block of frame houses'is son County Jail where he la held Indian deleMae Arthur 8. LpU MODEL aECTRIC DRY MILK nerves BgalnaLBytia^Jlajuedicted court to-faqulre the teachera.UtJcer iw a-,i^"i;okl„F*k»S; scoxch^dlcath*^^^ that Arab cpontrlea -now getting port to their desks. A UMatap(iff~fi«9eioph|shi: " ’ wtthontnwBir-w a“ srate' chafge“ 6r J408 95 5eeks^o they w ^ seeking liv:djmfl«ctloft -‘ t »«• -’..Boyd is head -waiter at thtjhicltlng to riot, baaed oa hla antl- government to mO'wo roatrte- a ; arms from the Untfetf States will Qodtea ';CaIvia (Xtotldge Pro-ests to integration ttf ele- with ^'flavor-flakes*' with a holdup a short time before. Tidewater Inn, the most modern"' Integration speeches here. He was mm and free po".> al • never use them against other A~ab J,|udge Frost qttoted the state­ 1 k..,. U.S . 1— mentary schools in Talbot County Priced As hotel and eating place on Mary- sent to.the workhouse after failing mts. Re asked the 8 u vIet g(m m - M O DEL J40S Oil from j states, ment ^ Caivth Coolidge. when gov­ have been made by a white citizens meat to' help "In bringing About Qt. i .^iatT o n "‘HoV^ve%r no^ V^mom Ituufa eastern shore. ' to psy a $200 fine on disorderly Low As Pins DeliTSiT Fkg. 23c I Arm.v chief aUo asserted ernor of Massachusetts some 30 condqct, vagrancy end loitering an improvement In the altna- J-es'.'s ago concerning the Boston I _tlon“ in Hungary. Cairo, Egypt, Sept. 13 lAh A re- - military aid SiTla has received ^ e blonde, Identffied by State opened a week ago yeater- CHARGED W ITH BRpBE charges. liable Informant In close touch the Soviet union lA forS de- police .strike that: " There ia no; Police aa Bridgeport, Sept. IS' tAh— McCUrio., who has preached to ------" ’^ ‘i"rt’fo'?d‘."‘ 1fi whe’ir three .picket.%'e"re ar- FAUBt'S HOPC^L • srlth the Saudi Arabian- oil Indus- and said Russia has never right to strike against the public Wllljard St, restdd. Wpitport Patrolman George E. Kaaper-led segregationist rallies, try aaid todav • Communist bloc **k ^ Syria to sacrifice ita Inde- safety by anybody, any time, any- - - - U tile Rock, .Ark, B ^t. 1$ ( « Raphael's Hospital where. State The boys' two children are at- Meeker tofla}' wSa arrested on a also was arrested last night on the countries recently made overtures pendenpe. wherej ” , RoUce said, ' bit, one' of the charge o f bribery In rannectlon same city charges. He was held, — G«S'. Om-al E. Faobus took o ff . to buy oil from Saudi Arabia. pHyalciana exSinining hw. ~~ at $;1$ ajn. (CST) today fWr a (C^oarittued .an Page Fovri w M the alleged aoceptasce of in city Jail in~liau of $200 bond. He — The Informantjald Poland and (Continued do Page Thirteen) SHuj, complained of a hip injury nabney from a Coanecttcut Turn­ was booked at the Jail as Jqhn klstary-mBklng oenferonea witti Preuldent Biaenbower oa the ag­ Yugoslavia both feiently contacted and also suffered cuts and bruises pike rontractor. A Warrant nas Mercurio, however, and police aaid, electric When her car hit a )>oIe on Route gravated Federal-State integra­ GENERAL W the Saudis and .offered tp pay doir News Tidbits this Was.correct spelling of his 97 here. . served on the suspended pollce- tion problem at XHOb Rock. “I SAVES’^ lara, if necessary, for Saudi oil- nuiu In the office ^ r e of State’s name. Culled from AP Wires Actual .purchase of oil would have The> car was registered to a fendants named In the injunction feel the same*—hopeful” Firabaa OMH 69e I w«.’ 5Se Martford man whom police were ’ / Att.v. Lorin W. Wllll^ The said. " I’m Just going^o aOa tho from to be from the Arabian American' polkKinan Is alleged to have was not known, '. Co. (ARAMCO). but the Com-j unable to locate during the early PreaMrnt and t eaa’t diseuas tho SIZE ••acaattca a : ' '••aanacc-pc oil , Tires: oepfed bribes rotating $1,100 Violenco reached' • high point • stages of the invesUgatioh. ' River runners emerge from conference la advaaee, but T m refrigerator . munist governments apparently ftom tho rontractor. Re posted a ] cu. ft State Policeman Michael (Con­ trearberoua Rio Grande Gorge in opUmlatic.i* 11 hop^ the Saudis wrould use th.elr $*.000 real estate bond. , (Oonttaiied on Pago Tea), WITH COUPON' good offlcei to influence ARAM (30' roy went to the scene of the ac­ New Mexico . . “ Xo governor eaa ■ to sell to thepi. “ cident here after Woodbrldge Po­ au|ify Federal Conatljution,’’ says DR. SMITH TAKES OA'TH The resaons for these overtures A Tragedy Shared lice requested the assistance of a former- president Ti-uraan. Ottawa, S (^ . 1$ (A)—Dr. photographer. Government expect)^ -to eoiqe S.Vdney B. Smith w'hs sworn Ui . , 2 arc. not clear. OU men aay Russia COMB AND BRUSH and Romania have been sending Shortly before that. . Robert close to legal debt limit in next few today , as Cannda'a new foreign Los Angeles, Sept. 33 OP) - of one tragic moment‘you are Ordin. 130 Allyn PI.. Hartford, montli.s.. . . Twenty-five Washing­ U.S. Weighing Strate^ secretary. The 60-y'ear-oJd edu­ ■ huge shipments of crude oil to ,A letter addre.*sed to '.'Dear left to live over and over $ E | ^ t. Since Egypt byoke with had telephoned the, Bethany bar­ ton State Penitentiary prisoners cator,. new- to poUttea, resigned Mr, ! JIotoriat"_ arrived at the ' again how your.IdyktoTapeed racks, where Conre^ .is ^U on ad, give up hunger strike. - - ..— -yeoterdaytUa p resident -of the - Britain anjFSihcariaarTaJIbnd tt Mirror-Newi. •took three lives. NOODLE consequently crampM f6r forciffn compifiining that a yourfg. blonde Spontaneous rombustlon blamed University of Toronto. B eoi^ "I am not writing this to "I don’t hate yon any more. wojpian had robbed him of $12 bn him as he took the aqth -of of­ exchange, Russia, also atepped up - you to remind you all over for $50,000 fire at Rocky Flats, Behind' Russian Blasts I feel sorry for you. I can still the Wilbur Cross Parkway in Oolo., atomic plant ... . High-level fice from Chief Justice Patrick I Shipman ta to Egybt again," the letter said,' "but see those smiling faces aa they North Haven, and-had forced him Kerwtn wiw Prime Minister Large \T diafneter Plastic Vinyl •: f T h e recent overtures may Irtdi- fo all motorisui because achobl diplomatic talks between Poland's SOUP wave me goodby," put of her car. She thrust o p ! Gomulka and Yi'igoslavia'a Tito By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER pa bitter reply ye.sterday., The John Diefrnbaker, who had held cata the Communist world la get­ again begins. - The letter was signed.’ Under object into -his aide which she said State Depa'rtment accused Soviet the foreign portfolio since tha ting hard pressed for oil 'and that "I want to - prevent, the contiAue today. Washington. Sept, 18-—U.S. of­ the signature this postscript: was a pistol, he reported ' American student retiifna to ficials are trying urgently to Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko Conservatives’ surprise rtetory . BhlpmenU t o , Egypt have Ifeen tragedy-that we-have shared "Another year. And once Cardinrdin sajd he had met the Lopdpn and college after unauthor­ figure out the baaic strategy be­ of falsifications and intemperance over the Uberals last June. WORIUGLOBE made for purely political pur­ together—a niother and you, which; it said "aeent deliberately again • your flowers arrive. Mr. Motorist;' ized trip Into Red China Gov. hind Russia's increasingly hai'sh only and 2 labels poses at the expense of Russia's They are beautiful. Thank (Coatiniied on Page Four) and hostile propaganda attacks calculkted to break those bridges S.AUD W A ^ S ON. SYRIA ."That day three apmtanned , ------Ribicoff opens first stntpwlde con­ own aatsllitei. you." • . , ference bn Human Relationa Edu­ of understanding which still (jus- New York, Sept. IS' (A)— 2 Cano The' wlllingneas b( Communist ; little faces smiled as they on tho - United States. ' from The riewapaper sent reporter cation at University of Connecti­ One spec)iIatlon is, that the tain our hopes for jieace.’' King Saud of Saudi Arabta to­ eountriaa.to pay for oil in dollars - waved me a happy goodby Charles Neiswender to Investi­ Gromyko lashed out at the day was reported to have seat a / and BO Importantly went on Flu in Louisiana^ cut- . • . i Soviet government may be delib­ indicates they fe»l an urgent need gate. He talked with a close Nevada atomic scientiata post- erately recreating a periojl of in- weHern" allies . and the l/hited message to President Blaeuhew- o f Middle Eastern Ail to suppler their way-to school.,I wanted . friend of the letter writer. She • er urging moderation ia UJB.f 3 5 e to call thein back to. tell them nticlear Mast scheduled for tenMfied Bast-West tensions in an this modal with ethors soiling for moro. This Gonord Eloetrie 2 Cans ment the Communist world’s own told him the letter waa.written Asian' Cases Soar I hut will hold one tonight effort to assert a stronger control policy toward Syria. The Nawf ■tocka, the Informant said. how lonesome It would be. four years ago on the first an- York' Times and the Netf I'l cu. ft. of storago spoco; oH duminum sholving, 2 poreolain vog- chunk tuna M m ’m goodf "Mr. Motorist, )I wanted to Brooklyn, N,Y„ Judge says over Ita reatlye Bast European 59e On the other hand, oil hten here nlveraary of the tragedy. It - 38'aahington. Sept. 13 lAV-The teenage defendants . defy taw In aatellites. wracking the disarmament hego- Yejk- Herald-Tribune reportal MODEL LASllP drawtrt pins 63-poiind froion food froowr. , -.r- apeculata this may be the begin­ klaa them once more, . . then was wTittan- but never intend­ tiationa, o f plotting aggression. ia Washington dfspatohee that ^ I savy you take that corner - Public Health Service said today childi-en'a court. sessions. , Othar possibilities Involve try­ ning o f a Cbmmunlat campaign to ed to be. mailed to the man Louisiana apparently Jt the only Labor Party retains Gloucester ing to put the blame on the agSinst Syria'', and of blocking' a message from Saud war , bacoihe a market for Arab oil, tires screaming, car out of who was driving the car. The GermaA unification. . control. state h.nving widespread occur­ teat in House of (>ommona in Brit-: 'United Statea all over the world against any U.8 . action 'th thereby Increasing their economic friehd sent the letter ip. the ence of influenza at thla time. tah election . . Navy''8 fifth mt- mr the break-down .of the London The United SlSfea replied that might push Syria further S&H GREEN STAMPS GIVEM WITH ALL C ASH SALES GREEN STAMPS • FREE PARKING ties svith the Arabs. Already the "What wSa your burry? paper, which printed It yester­ The weekly rejjort generally dis­ clear-powered submarine' to be ,disarmament talks, promoting ex­ Gromyko had . followed in* hia ward the Soviet orbit. Bov 'et bloc ' is buying ih'dist of Weie .you late for work? Were day. • ' I cussed influenza, rather than laimrhed Octl 10 at Vellejo, Calif. pansionist Soviet designs in lire statement "this bid Mdlotov tine Egypt’s cotton and Syria's wheat. you angry at soiftaone? Tlie motorist? , Aslan-flu. New England. Council .reports Middle East and influencing the which the Soviets theifhselvea so CDPPER PRICC INCRCAS APPUANCE DEPARTMENT | 'i,' ■ r. until now, no Saudi oil haa been “ Surely not my 'three., I am He still - sends the iiother However, the "service now esll- that New England life , insmance west German electorate ' against recently condemned as hampering New York, Sept. IS going to the Ctommuni'at bloc un­ aiire yolu would^ot want to. flowers on each anniversary of matea there'have been !)0.00 0 caaea Companies ha\-e asseta of ISO. I bil­ Chancellor Konrad AdenOuer.. Tha the promotion of world )>e8ce." leading custom smelter less it la being reaold by European . run'your sefeamitig tires over the • child.-en'S deatiu. -- of Asian flu in this country in.yo* lion , . . Archibald M.cAlUater West German elections ' will be ■When farmer Foreign Mlhjster the price of copper : cent months, an Inct-Maa.pf aome dies, pioneer of Scotland’s labor held Sunday. , . ’ V. M. -Molotqv w-as purged fl^m pound to *6 cents a poUnd-14 Thd asDsW. CORK The eiJaWe CORK AAAMCO ■ official -in .(Silro said ly,- erasing forover the smilek She couldn’t Write a letter' -10,000 in the last 10 d(Wa. - ' movement. Whatever the' basic reason -for thf Soviet leadership this aummei) marking, tho aecoed ,lncreaae ARAMCO'a producUon jtoes moat- they had for me. , now. For in her mind qjh* atlfl • During last week. l|ri0.s|>cclfie ' Italian painter Pielrq Annigoni the Uoughar policy may be, the after breaking with Comraunltt this field in as many dayui ’Tho. FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE MAHCHtSTERf C o m m * ^ - a U-: MAMCHicrm; C o m m * .ly tp waatem Europe and non-- ' "But. Mn Motorist, chUdra.n ■ waves goodby tq the amiUng new influenza cases wire reported may visit Hartford in November Russians appArently are hoping party bops Nlmta Khnishchav, ha price advaaeea. a sharp 'Communist Asia. M vary forflving In life kni) faces df her children. '' In (he continental Unjted, States, I . . CJbntract negotiations ttt It will help them In'^ a iro f thoke was blam CORN» MAIN «Ml OAK STRIETS t • would if they could, pat your ' She la in. a mental hospital, few of them were confirmed by plione equipment inttaljlera fasume The Vlatoat Moscow outburst off yeototdiijr when unk Arte (^ It a n s d a « r*ge. Faiif)- - • ^ hand and fM l sad because hopelessly Insane. ^ Igboratory tests, ' provok^ tha United 8 ta|«s into (Oon((atMd on Page Ftva) moved'ntf Mht - t ’ ■ •/■.. <. > ■-1-