TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 19»i! PACK fnXTEBN ATeraje Daily Net Prem Run i^anrbpstrr fanning igrtatb - For. Um Week Roded ' dime SI. u m star of thfr ^aat, Royal Blaek Ths tUv,-Josepb-I'--fltack,.pa»- iaitalMt8d-.tKnighls of 1 The Early .Storv (ircle of the ell of Chrlatiana and Jews and the: the office at Town Court belong School-^ auditorium Wednesday Kuhne's,4;ar was towed from the Walter N. PythisA will resume Its regular: South Melhodisl WSC.S will meet Catholic 'Art Assn. , to Mrs. Mae M. 'Vennard, assIsUnt night. Sept. ,17. scene^ by a wrecker operated by Leclerc, meetings, starling tomorrow si 8 tomorrow iiinrning at 10 o'clock clerk of the court. ^ The second annual variety afiow Stewart Johnston, M, of 3 'Munro Director U.Sl May Offer p.m. In Orange Hall, riuring al the church. Manchester llallsn - American' Mae has long been active In of tlje Miantonomnoh Tribe, No. 58, SL As he towed the car east on Chinese CohMhue July and August the officers met; Society will hold an officers' meet-1 public affairs. She has held the,, Improved Order of Red Men Center St . Johnston told police, a Coil Ml 9.5869 to pay necessary bills and sick, Myles McUonoiigh. son of Mr. Ing tomorrow al 7:30 p.m. at tHei assiatant clerk's post' In the red (TORM) will have as its master car approaching him went through . 23 Main Street, Manchester Giina Chance benefits. | and'.Mrs, Henry S. McOonough, of I clubhouse. | brick building housing the Police of ceremonies, Ladd Lyon, inter­ the red light at-W. Center St. and Bolton, and Eugene K Mastran- Department and Town Court on nationally-known entertainer who forced him to swerve his truck to - r i 'e M>s. Ella S. Gallant, w-orthy gelo, sun of, Mr and Mrs. Pascal Ladles of St. .lamea' will hold: E. Middle Tpke. for three years. has appeared several -tlm8s at the the right. Ktibne's car stiiick the To Get IslanSsi matron of Temple Cliapter, Order Masliangelo, both Air I'oice flQTC their annual food and rake safe | "Reania and reama of paper ralladium in London and New fire hydrant on the comer. Police of the Eastern Star, la attending cadets, are allending foiii weeks j riuiraday al Hsle's Department, work," la Mae's personal Job de­ York's Radio City .Music Hall. estimated the second accident WINDOW SHADES By WARREN ROONtS JR. the triennial convenlion in Phila- of smnmei limning at PlplUbiirgh ! Store ■ beginning al 11 am For, scription. "Actually, this means Among the featured^'acts will be damage to be minor. No arrest: Washington, Sept. 10 (JF)— delphla this week. j Air Korce Base. N. Y. .Mrfkjnough ! food pickup, donors are asked to, complete charge of fjmall Claims singers, dancers, acrobats and a was made. 1 ' On Quemoy Beach will he a senior al Trinity Crttlejfe and Civil Claims Court. I'm re- magician, as well as a special sur­ LONG WEARING The United States apparently 'contact Mrs, .Jerome Walsh, 38 is offering Red China a chance Manchester Emblem Club will and .Maslrangelo will be -a .senior i Gerard St,, or Mrs. William C. | 'sponslble for entering and assign­ prise act. meet tomorrow night at the Elks • at Ihe llniversity of .ronnecticul. INTERSTATE CLEANTEX I Collins, 83 Coburn Rd. j ing cases for hearing. Isaiilng The show, which will not be fol­ By BPENOrai MOOBA f was the third sucli' wafntng this to gain eventually through jm- Home for a business meeting at Jiidgmenls and the e x e c ii 11 o"n lowed by dancing as It was a OfVE HER Made to Order tience and peaceful negotia­ 8 o'clock. The meeting will he . .Miss .Indy Slalnlei. daughter of $ 2 - 2 5 Taipei, Formosa, Sept. 10 week from the Reds), thereof." year ago, will begin at 8:80 p.m., With Tour Rollers , Supply Uiw Halted preceded by a potluck at 6:.30 «i Air and .Mrs Frank Stainlei. Tl Manchester F.inblem Club will, "I'll, never forget one case that CHRISTIAN DIOR {JP)—^The Nationalist accused tion what it ha.8 sought fruit­ hold a rummage, sale Thursday; an hour after the doors open. It was the second straight day lessly through force—the off­ the Elks home, under the rliaii- Keeney .SI . and Miss .lune Fedora, was scheduled for hearing In small AVAllJiBLE AT FULL LINE OF CUSTOM the Chinese Reds today of de­ that -inclement weather in the manship of Mrs. Helen Griffin daughter of Mr and Mrs .loseph from 0 am to 1 pm. al 505 Main , claims court," .Mae aaid, "A local shore islands in the Formosa SI, I VENETIAN BLINDS liberately shelling the civilian Formosa Strait halted movement Fedora. 03 Ollvei ltd. will enter hmider was being aued for dam- I Driver Arrested WELDON’S SHOP population of Querhoy. of ammupition and other supplies Strait. St. Mary's Guild will meet New Brilain Slate Tearhva ttol- agea incuried by a properly own­ Ml If Peiping selies the opportun­ Thursday at 11 a in. in the parish'’ lege tomorrow- as freshmen They The adult choir of St .lames' MAIN STREET ■rhe offshore island was still cut under U.S; naval escort to the be­ er, The, owner had to break Into After Accident off from supplies by Ibad weather leaguered outpost. ity, It could spell a rtew era In house. Membera will bring Iheir will niaior In elementary leaiilihg. Church, directed by Ralph .Ma'- part of hia house from the out­ '55 flood, Mae said ahe drove many E. A. JOHNSON U.S.-far ICast relations. own sandwiches. I'pffec and des-, , carOne will resume weekly re-, side to release, an .animal th,tl had after a night long Red artillery In ’Taipei, sharp resentment was hearsala St Ihe chiirrh tomorrow’ : people around A partially isolated bombardment. stirred by thfe proposal of Sen. Tliat era might- be marked by sert will be served by Mrs. Clnvtnn M.'ini liester Association for the been hiiill-ln' when lh«< house was , Manchester, trying to get them ■William R. Kiihne, 18, of 34 Lih- Allison, Mrs. Wtlltam Greenhaigh Help of rtetaidod (’hlldien will al 7;45 pm New members sre rn- j erly St,, was arrested la.st night PAINT GO. The heaviest bombardment was John Sherman Cooper (.R^Kyi that deflated U.S. prestige, and is fear­ erected. The animal was trapped ' out of the area and to their homes trained on Quemoy’s Satfio Beach, the United States persuade the ed by some U.S. officials. But, as and Mrs. Claude Porter. meel Thursdnv al Ihe Biiii'e (Vii- (ouragerl to aMrnd. between the bathroom flooring and' in other parts of the Stale, rut after an accident in which his car HARTFORD lei si 8 p in for an Imporlant busi­ I was badly damaged. Later, as his 723 Main St.. Tel. Ml 9-4501 the island’s best landihg point. No Nationalists to wUhdraw from the even some In the Stale Depart­ Ihe only way he,could be removed off by washed-out bridges. "One I enr wa.s being towed from the supplies are known to , have Quemoy and Matsu Islands during ment say. It might also mean an ness meet ing ftlhboiis Assembly, Calhnllc was lo cut into the house from -Marine officer. " Mae remembered, SCHOOL OF MUSIC Ladies of Columbus, will hold a ! .scene, police said, tlie wrecker tow- reached the beaieged, island since the projected U.S. diplomatic talks end to, carping criticisms from neu­ the outside." was trying lo gel north of Man- j ing it was" forced to swerve to Red shells blew up an ammunition with Red China.'' tral nations and even some U.S. NewjJort, R. I„ Sept. 10 (/P) Newport, R. I„ Sept. 10 (/P) The weekly meeling of Ihe Man- jcalereil dinner at tlie K of C Home "There wasn't any tloiihl as lo ( hosier to his home. I drove him Modern f)anee An official of cabinet rank who RUMMAGE chesler ,Sr]uadron of Civil Air Pa­ .Sept 18 al 7:30 p ni Members will avoic, a collision and Kuhne's car ■hip on the beaob Monday. allies who decry U.S. China policy —The summer White House —Pre.sident Eisenhower will the variety of animal that wa.s as far aa the Willimantic River In I hit a fire, hydrant. Dispatches from Quamov quoted would no) be quoted by name said-, as unrealistic. trol I'SAF, will be held tomor­ be fontactert concerning this first living beneath the floor," Mae Mansfield. He said he had swum Department "We’ll never abandon Quemoy and today denied a published re­ make a major nationwide row night at 7 o'rlnrk al the meeling of Ihe year Progiams for ' Police aald Kiihne, driving west Dt. Oeh, Ko.yuan-fen, the island’s Diplomatic officials saw ther| rontiniied. "The hole was ciit the river In the '36 flood lo gel , on Center ,St., near Falknor Dr., magistrate, as saying the Reds Matsu. No matter what happens, clear-cut hints of a proposition to port tJiat Sherman Adams, television-radio address from SALE American I.egion home. the criming .year will he distributed through, and Ihe skunk, still aliv.e. home and would do 11 again, 1 left Trudo Kotchmann we’ll hold on and fight for them. Washington tomorrow night sh5r1lv : passed a pickup truck and then at- fired 900 shells a t the sm»ii town Peiping. They fisted them as: target of hot fire in the Ber­ look off foi parts unknown. The him in .Mansfield, I don't know if of China during the record 53,- We've made our position clear time 1. A lowering of U.S. objectives nard Goldfine rase, has re­ on the Far East crisis. SPONSORED »V PARENT he tlid It again or not." and again and it’s unchangeable.” T)ie executive hoard of ITob- suit was never heard." Mae sairi. Bovoriy Broom Holl 000-shelMJoihbardment Monday. In any new U.S.-Red China dip­ . Announcing this today, Whit* OIRI, SCOI T TROOP NO. I "I guess the builder wanleil to Mae la also vice chairman of the The Nationalists regard the off signed as President F-ispn- House press secretary James C. ■ Bii.v Tr\a* iin n M’hokaaU ertarin P'fA vetfl tomorrow GhurDh.'Hnepi4al tilt lomatic talk.s. hower’s cliief aide. keep his reputation anil settled out Iran.sporlatiqn division of the .Junior, Intertnedifile 130 shore Islandk a.s jump-off points 2. A new U.S, emphasis on the Hagerty refused ,lo say whether rump and Tank leoanfd to night al 7:.I0 in Ihe tearhem room -Manchc.sler Dlaaater C'mmlltee. Discount Prices He imid seven civilians were for the invasion they say they will "It is just not Inie.” press ser- I neni of O^rr *!,000 r*altnnn in the arhonl. of court" Advanced OUT OF killed and 25 wounded — 10 seri­ possibility of good things flowing any emergency development In Wed; Sept, 70 Mae la also reaponsilile for the "You could say I'm definitely launch some day to 'retake the rclar>’ James ('. Hsgerty said in the Formosa Strait situation had Anniinll.v musically ini-lined, " Mae said. Her, All Doportmentr ^Vorkshop, Composition ously. Among the buildings de­ mainland. Giving up the islands from and Red Chinese pledge not comment on a resignation story in The Hohduy Bazaar of the f’en­ lolleeilon and lecoriling of all stroyed; he said, were a Protes to use force In the Formosa area. prompted Eiaenhower'i decision to KiirkllfTr Oil <'miipHn>' pniking tickets |)aid by mall " A 1 adio is always playing softly be- would Imnl.v giving up the dream the' Laconia (N.H. i Evening Citi­ go on the air. NORTH END YMCA Hrilalii, < onneetieiit ter (‘or>grrjfationaI Chinrh will hr . hind her desk during the day in tant church, a hospital and Ihe of reconquest. 3. Repealed notice to Peiping zen. held thia year on Nov, 12. De.lalla fellow sent us a dollar in this," ARTHUR DRUG 8.‘it Asvium Ave, post and telecommunication office. that it would not have to abandon Asked apectficnlly about any 6:30 P.M. BAIdwIn 9-I6AI slie said, displaying a 2-Inch j her court office. Mac played "at CH 6-2.'i88 Red artillery opened against the "There has been no resignation emergency. Hagerty simply re­ will he amioiineed Jatf , : the pianp. and with a iikelele." 0«n. Ko denounced the shelling Quemoys at midnight ajid by 9:20 its territorial claims if It re­ in any shape, form or manner sub­ aqiiate gift-eniiosiire card, prirtl- as "a shameful act of \vanton nounced force as a means of plied the President will report to A member jif 131. Bridget's a.m. had battered them with 4,618 mitted by Gov. Adams," Hagerty the American people on the Far ed In silver with "many happy re- cruelty.” He said he hoped the shells, the Nationalist Defense achieving them. added. Iiiina " I Ctmrcli. she has-been treasurer of East situation. the choir for nine years. Mae has free nations of the world ' would Asked about Eisenhower's reac­ Born In Cambridge, Mass . Mae protest. (Continued on Page Sixteen) (Continued on Page Sixteen) While Eisenhower will interrupt p was educated In siiiools in Boston a large record (ollection and en- HARTFORD BUILDERS tion to l^ie resignation report, hla vacation to return to Washing­ ' Joys listening lo music when not ’The Defense Ministry reported, Hagerty said; I and Providence. -She has lived In meanwhile, that Nationalist artil­ ton, he does not plan to end it, I Hog-tlet/ Manrhfater for 2.5 years. I parllelpatlng In her many acliv- ENJOY SAFE "He was just as much surprised Hagerty aaid. He added that th# ’ Ities. FIRST NATIONAL BANK lerymen on Quemoy knocked out aa I was because there was no GO Mae has alwn.Va been active In 12 Red ^jns, eight gun replace­ President e.xpects to retui-n to the Manchealer pqlltica. In 1840 she "I'm a Red -Siix fan," she 595 .MAI.N .STREET MA.NCHESTPR resignation in front of him " Newport summer White Housg to a gaO , I einphallcally .states when asked 4 ' ^ . T ments and five military trucks in Asked then for comment on a became a member of the D6mo- their return fire Monday. On Tues­ 4,478 Voters Select Friday morning. eratlr Town Conimlttes and has ahoul Ollier leisuie hour paatimes," responsible Republican public offi­ Elsenhower will apeak from hil and some of the guys who come in day, the ministry said, the Que­ cial saying in Washington that RAMBLER served the organisation as aecre- moy defenders destroyed seven While House office in Waahington heie are always trying to convert Elaenhower has left to Adams to tary for' 10 years. antiaircraft guns and blew up an tomorrow evening for a half hour me to Ihe Yankees. They tell m* BANK decide whether he ought o resign, atarting al 10 p.m. -She wa.s once elected pre.sident ammunition dump on tre main­ Now 7th in Sales Because things like. If you can't heat 'em. IN THEIR OWN Manchester Tickets Hagerty told a reporter: Network details had not been of the local chapler of the Fed­ I Join 'em ' 1 wouldn't give them the land. ‘ eration of Demorratlc Women. "You speak to that responsible worked out yet when Hagerty i satisl’aclion." Mae said. SATURDAY MORNINGS HOMES, (Red China charged that a U.S. Republican official." made his snnbuncement, but there It’s 1st in Economy. ■Mae -la currently in her third ' Aside from her political aidivi- Navy patrol plane violated the air A light turnout of 4,478 voters:: test saw Clarence E. Foley, Har­ Gov. RlblcolT atresses a point In a chat with Fred Doocy. South Windsor,. Democratic candidate for term sa viee president of Ihe The official was not named. will be ' both •’live" snd delayed' I lies. Ked Cross Jobs, music and the OR THURSDAY EVENINGS 6 to B YOU SHOULD TOO ■pace over its territorial w'aters. nominated slates in party prima­ old Keating, Walter Hilinakl, and As for whether Adams has tn- State Senator from the 4th Dlatrlct, and Irving Aronson. Aronson is a Manchaater Democratic broadcasts. Hartford County chapler of the ! fled Sox, Mae devotes mueh of her A Foreign Ministry statement ries yesterday and now sll eyes Joseph Macaione, selected as con­ dlcaled that he might submit a candidate for the Stale House of Reprc-sentallves. Rlblcolf spoke at Cavey'a Restaurant today Federation of Denroi rall.c Women, broadcast by Peiping Radio ac­ Hagerty was asked if Ei.senhow- ’ lime to her luishand and son. .with are turned toward town elections stables. Keating was the oiily un­ resignation, Hagerty said: to a group of Democratic candidates for the General Assembly. Hla talk dealt with the controver­ er would announce any new U.S. Among her many long-time ac­ still a bit left over for her minia­ cused the United States of trying Oct. 6. endorsed candidate . successTul In sial bridge toll question. (Herald Photo by Pinto). tivities. Mae inclmle.s 10 yeais as '"The answer to that would be policy in tomorrow night’s ad­ ture French poodle and a parakeet. to start a war and warned that the Republicans, totaling 3,130, cast the Democratic primary. Rejected no." dress. chairman of the Manchester (’hap- .Mae lives with her husband, Red. Chinese would fight back. It ballots in a wide-open 'primary in for constable pp.sts were Incum­ The Hagerty denial eame ler of the Red ('toss' .Motor Corps. I Albeit, and l.">-year-old son, Den­ which all candidates were Wtlhout bent Leo Blanchette, also unen­ He replied Uial newsmen had against the background of the Re- better wait and aee whan they get Recalling an Imidenl during the nis, at 184 Hdlli.sler ,St. endorsement by the GOP ToWn dorsed, and Abraham Ostrinsky. pubUcap political disaster in the Lal>or Council Committee. the text of the speech. That, prob­ For State'repreaentative Repub­ Maine elections Monday. There ably won't be until ahorlly iirtork Witness Ready A committee-endorsed Demo'- licans picked Marte and Atty. Her­ had been reports in Washington Ribicoff Airs Plan cratlc slate was picked by 1,348 Urged to Push the President goes on the air. man Yules, rejecting Wilber T. and elsewhere that Adams Will go In New York, the ABC Radio MAKE THE ZENITH VALUE ^ CHECK Democrats with one of three unen­ Little-juad Floyd-F.qrde. soon ns Eischhower'a chief aide be- For Trip Home dorsed hopefuls piecing. and Television networks and tha Bowen Nominated Union Controls Mutual Broadcasting System said LYNN POULTRY FARMS About 32 per cent of OOP vot­ GOP voteis gave John Bowen (Continued on Page Ten) To Eliminate Toils they would eaVgy the President's From Hospital ers and about 21 per cent of regis­ the nod for town clerk, passing up WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY SPECIAL tered Democrats went to the polls. Hartford, Sept. 10 (JV Thomas address ll've at 10 p.m. High GOP vote-getter wee Atty. Everett Miirphy, They gave two NBC said Ita television network Hartford, Sept. 10 (.iP) -The Ca­ Paul Marte. Atty. Eugene Kelly of three "tioard of Education seats Goveninr RlbicofJ^aald this noon-year 1700 million road building J. Dodd said that a key task of would air-the address at 11:13 was high-yield Democrat. to Jncumbent Frank P..^ Sheldon Negrixes Make that the elimination’ of tolls on the program.) the X-abor movement today ia to p.m. and would announce later the Oel mere miles paT gallon--gnl more fun Because Rambler offers the heat of Iwth MAKE EVERY nadian carpenter who for a time sihd Robert C. Barhes, bypassing The GOP primary featured four .______..I In selecting Manchester as the contlnua to' isolate and drive out time for the NBC radio network. out of driving with Ilamhler—Ihe car big ca r room, amall-rsr economy! See was given up for lost when he re­ Arthur J. LeClalre Jr. Greater-HarUorit Bridges can ’’*| g,.*,)* .for 'his address on the con- CHiCKENS LEGS contests, with-a surplus of candi­ Two Advancies the amall group of grafters and CRS said the time bna not yet that'a taken America by alorml Why',’ for yourself at Rambler dealers now! . ; fused blood transfusions after he dates in the field for the Board of In the GOP Director race, high effected If the 1959 General As-1 iroverslal bridge toll issue. Gov. been decided for its radio and tele­ FOK FKVINt; t)R HftOIl.INf: vote-getter was Baimes, with 2,- Rlhlcoff poke in the hometown of hoodlum's who are damaging Its was critically Injured by a car In Directors. State representative, sembly approves an over-ail Con- “ effnetivensu. vision facilities. town clerk, and tioard J>f Educa­ 026. Swanson followed with 1.A56, nertiqilt highway expansion pro­ Wlllsrd Rogers who is fighting for Hagerty reported that Eisen­ 24 Mnplf Ht.. Mliinrhr«tf»r. ( ntin. lOtlAR COUNT July, la going home Thursday. In Integration the ellminstion of tolls on the. ' '"Try as It might." Dodd told the DtCORMIEft MOTOR SALES, Inc. ThrylB Q. Foster, 50, Fredericton. tion. gram. ' " concluding session of ’ the 3-day hower worked on the text of hie Democrats had contests for di­ (Contlnaed on Page Thirteen) His views on the bridge toll Is­ Bulkeley Bridge. New Brunswick, Canada, was on I.JISI night, Rogers spoke to Connecticut State Labor Council hla way to a convention of the Je­ rector and constable. By THF, ASSOCIAUCD PRESS sue, the hottest' thus far In the convenlion, "organized Labor by (Conttoned on Pnge Ten) Integration made two addition­ Msm-hester Rotirlsns st the CVmn- hovah's Witnesses In New York Board Nomiiiees current political . campaign, came try Flub sud clslmert the governor Itself cannot drlva thesa corrupt City with his wife and daughter Itepublican voters aelected these al breakthroughs in the South yes­ at a noon luncheon al Cavey-’a Res­ element! out.” terday. hsd chsnged his vletvs on the when struck down by a car on the six director candidates out Of 12 Fifi Flops taurant where , the Governor ad­ bridge question tjeisuse he (the Dodd, Democratic candidate for WITH WORLD FAMOl Berlin Turnpike In Wethersfield. hopefuls: One bastion of segregation fell dressed Democrstic nominees for govbFnpr l is npw' seeking re-elec­ U.S. Senator, said in hla prepared Taken to Hartford Hfispltal, he ”Gllbert Barnes and Ally. Ronald Miami, Fla., Sept. 10 (/pi — when . two Negro students, regis­ the Legislslure fenm towns bor­ tion. ■ ^ speech, "they (corrupt elements) Bulletins refused blood transfusions after Jacob.s,'''lncumbents; Victor Swan­ Tropical storm Flfl, its hlgh- tered al a Louisiana. State Uni­ dering the Connecticut River from Cnn Etiminnle Tolls are strongly entrenched." and son, Atty. Robert \V. Gordon. versity branch In New Orleans. Middletown north to the Mas.sa- from the AP Wire* doctors told him point blank he e.st winds down to 56 m.p.h., In his prepsied speei-Ji todsy, the added, "through use of their great might die wllhout them. Being a John B. Burke, Charle.s A. Bar­ today ..was labeled by the The other breakthrough came- chu.setts line. wealth, through the terrorism of Witness, he said, he coiild not per­ bate. ^ / Weather Bureau as "pretty when a federal judge ordebed Ne­ Said Gov. Ribicoff, "If the nexl.j ‘hat the netjon he their hoodlum element and through Defeated ^ re Albert Krause. groes admitted to white schools Generalmeral Assembly Will adopt the frubed "wil psve the way-fcir h o f f a o b e y s m o n it o b s mit them to give transfusions. much of a flop." the elimination of toll* anti the -Hje cooperation of weak pnlltlclana. Faith eventually won out as the Nelson A. /Richmond, Leslie A. at CharlottsvUle, V a., expanded highway program rec­ Waahington, Sept. 19 Iffu-Tenra- Tlie 5 a.m. advisory placed abolition of the Greater Hartford th'?y have thus far been able lo re­ atom President James R. Hoffn, plucky man. suffering from a frac­ Buckland, Atty. .Terome Walsh. the season's sixth tropical Meanwhile, the Justice Depart­ ommended by the Wilde (Frazer sist the effgrti of hdhest Isbor to QUAUm tured left leg, fractured pelvis Louis Tuttle. Omer Gtngras. ment offered full cooperation In 8. Wildei Committee lo assist all Bridge Authority, bowing to cleanup orders from storm about ,500 miles south drive them o'llb” , Ihe Cnlon'a Murt-nppoinied and Injured hip and bleeding In­ •The following Democratic direc­ southwest of Bermuda or preventing violence and disorder parts of the State, then funds will "1 favor such a program If . re­ ternally, remained on the critical tor nominees were chosen in a 7- at Little Rock if the U.S. Supreme be available to make it possible to elected, I will u.-e all the influence "That ia why,” "declared Dodd, Board of Monitors, today auo- about 850 mllea east of Miami. "the real friends of. Labdr to Con- pended one Philadelphia Calon list most of the time until very way fight for six posts: Meanwhile, an airplane was Court orders prompt Integratldn incorporate the Greater Hartford at my command to have the next recently. Atty. Eugene Kelly, Francis there. Bridges Into the over-all State General Assembly adopt it " greaa favor reform legislation that official oad ordered a formal ordered olit at daylight to In­ Ribicoff said that "tliere 1* no will end these abuses and help the' probe of anotber. Samuel Feld- During hfs recovery, his wife Mahoney. Theodore Cummings, all vestigate a new area of sus­ A handful of U.S. deputy mar­ road program.” and married daughter, Mrs. Judy Incumbents; and John J. Hutchin (Tlie Highway Finance Advisory other practical ans\ver to Ihle Labor movement to stand befort nmii u'oa aiiapended Oa bmineaa picion that developed yester­ shals were summoned for duty problem.” the public as 95 per cent of its agent of Teamatora Local 929. l4Tie, .helped sustain his courage. son. Alice Lamenao. and Theodore day In the tropical Atlantic. today- in Madlsonyille, Ky.— The Committee headed by Hartford in- Feldman recently^ invoked ton At first many groups of Witnesses Powell. Powell edged out former stirance./xecu'live Frazer B, Wilde He said, "To talk slioul freeing leaders want it to stand honest, Your kind of Leer... £x rM Moore termed the area noth­ onl.v trouble spot in on otherwise the bridges of toll* without making progressive and patriotic." fifth amendment fiefor* the Sen­ Iff cosr^ VALUE CHECK from the area flocked to the hos­ director Walter Mahqney. the only ing of consequence, adding ■month state school integration three years ago proposed a bond ate Rackets Committee to refiw- -9 !f pital to pray at his bedside. Issue to finance an eight lo ten piqvlsions for retiring the present Dodd said that this reform leg­ ■'unendorsed director ,candidate. that the plane crew would program this year. bridge bonds is irresponsible think­ - Ing to answer questions- oboiti'aaL Hartford Hospital spokesman The' only other Democratic' con­ take a look to make sure. islation should include strict finsn- NKW SERVICE-SAVER today reported that. Foster Is now U.S. District Judge Henry ing." cisi accounting, election of union oileged tSO.OM payoff attempt. NORIZONTAl CHASSIS able to get out of bed and move B-ooks yesterday ordered the ! He also promised that as long officials by geerst ballot, and the around (in a wheel chain, his U.S. marshal at Louisville to send as he ti governor, there will be no banning of criminals from positions APPUAIISE GREETS INVASION real Handcroft.d for long, Iroublt- the deputies after receiving re­ of trust. Beirut, Sept. 10 (JPi—More Leer! blood count is up, but not at nor­ Tidbits tolls on the present Mlddlelown- fra. tarvic. Primaries in 10 States port* of possible rscial friction than 400 U.S. hlarinea and soU mal yet, and is .mnstdered In good Portland and East Haddam bridges This legislation muat include diera atormed ashore ill n pme-' condition. : at Pride -Avenue Elementary Cullfd from AP Wire* or*the proposed Windsor Locks- adequate enforcement powet* for TMl TRINTON Foster will still need treatment School, 'VVarehouso Point span. the federal govemhient, he added. Mce landing north of Beirut to­ Only, The deputies will net ns observ­ Dodd, a former Congressman, day and were greeted by eev- Medal Rzais Ttbi# TV a t home. He will travel on a The governor expressed the. hope eral thoiiaand handclapping Leb­ J1* irraron dloe, 262 tq- In. radangvior rented atretchee of "the Maple Hill ers. the judge said at Owensboro. Weyiend, Mass., police eay they that recent atstementi by some atreased that the Ke.nnedy-Ives BUI Democrats Record He did qoi specify the number are checking poaslbllily Lorlng anese. eldvrt acta. Slln. licta malal ceblnal In Ambulance Service in the family fralnad makOeany cefar .or erainad In .kinhogany station wagon on. the joumey- requcsleif but U.S. Mars’.al L. A. Jkckann. 29, Framingham, com.-. (Continued en Pngs. Ten) (Continued on Ihige fltxteea) blond sob Mlar, or abany caler. ‘Tt'a wonderful, all the. help Demuhbrun said a "limited force” mlUed suicide because he was In 10 DIE IN PUANE CRASH wa’va had, Jeepecially when so would be on hand here. debt to' group of Itoeton loon Tohmn. Iron, ScpI. 10 i>P>—-A many .thought he "vi'as going to Big 4^^ The judge aald; ... ■hnrka. . Hutch Navy plane retunting die,” Mrs. Foster said today. The “ A small grqup of whits women . Former Boston mayor Curley's Who Was in That Car f from New Guinea |o the Netb- doctors especially came in ' for have appeared nt the nchool in" the wife, two sons and. (he Rev. Fran­ erlnnda crashed and -bomed pralaa. i last couple of days and reportedly cis Curley, S.J., attend private near the .Abadan Airport to­ 'Bt t h e ASSOCIATED PRESS ^cal pattern prevailed as Repub- made diapnraging remarks to n preview of : picture - "the Last day. .Alt. to persona aboard yvera Democrats, turning out In record lictma and Democrat! tapped their few" of the colored children." killed. One engine of the pUoa numbers, posted major voting candidates yesterday in Florida, Hurrah” but derline aqmnieat Mt-. c J c /ia e ie n The Incidents are not serious, tonvord . . . Both aides decline to Lima Bean Soup Waits reportedly had developed'an oil State Police Asks gains In yesterday’s 10-stats pri­ ■Vermont. New Hampshire. Mas­ teak. The pilot was trying to mary elections. -, - . . sachusetts. Minnespta, Wisconsin. tne judge added, and "weYe just conunent after m-eting between making sure it won’t tim into Nasser and U.S. Ambassador Ray­ land when the piano ca^rt>t The party, upsurge' stood out Arinona,- Colorado, Utah, and lire. 25 More Trooper^ particularly In Wisconsin, Min­ Waahington. anything aerious." mond Hare . . . Dr. Joseph Gnney, While Eddie Speeds Off y ■ - - Four Negrbea enrolled for the Sr.. Waterford physician who es­ I t.O .lt (,I^C../C I nesota and 'Utnh. It came on the T^eSe were the major reaults; tXJVA’K OPPO.NENT.CONOEEDS For Rural Areas . L ' Sen.i Spessard^ Hbllond. de­ first time last week at Pride Ave­ timated he had delivered more heels of Democratic victories in nue School. A fifth Negro Is kt- Minneapolis, Sept. 10 OFl— Maine on Monday. feated former Sen. 'Claude Pepper than 6.000 boMea, died lost night. By JAMES BACON *n TWA iUtlon wagon met her at tenning another elementary school -A.dlni SleVenson looks ahead to Congreosn onuui Coya Knntaon'n Hartford, Sspt. 10 yenr-old Libernl's bill for „ 111 is» T he'tiie plane’s gangway and sped her opponent conceded defeat to*: Ihrsoos of 2S state policemen for turnout featured, what -was other­ n return to ^ e U.S. Senate in Uie for the second year fall political campaign in n-hich Hollywood 80 yards to a walUng limousine Florida Denjocmtlc' primary, tan­ ■ The U.g. Suprems Court meets he says ha ptaoe to be os "aotlve Elisabeth. -Taylor-Eddie F iller ! }4nrt Flings her agent, day after a down-to-tbe-wtra . INI eeDMORi.. use In rurei areas is Included in wise true to form voting in the battle for the Democratic .nom­ Medal IlM l Table TV Oaly the new State Police Department year’s last big series of primary tamount to iarection in that state. tomorrow to review- a federal die- OS poMlMe.” . . . Arthur .Springer, pebble Ra^old. -T ‘‘^R:;!or7.ra and photogr.’^hcr. contests for Congress and, gover­ Near-complete .returns .gave Hol­ trict court order foi a 30-month 23, Brooklyn, N.Y..; found guilty ination that uncovered m atotn^. 21* eyaraS dia*. 262 iq. budget requests which asks for a c o rn e t ■ through rush wide Democratic show Ot power * Rne beer should tesste ‘round* 'bi. radofitular ylctura araa. 32 per cent ,br »1.7 migion hike nor. • ' land, .-a..,.Conservative, a victory of treepasaing whilo engaging In *219»® .y ANY MEASURE .ZENITH QUALITY ciqtlilaned en Page Fifteen) “It rf was* a comic Ic nniTraopera huT^dlebut Boaie I| traffic ti„i. to Frtnga' office In In the .Minnesota primary. Bo- Trim malal cablnai In In Black In sqiending. Hot jjarty contests may have margin of more than 80,000 voteq, demonstrations against constnic- GIVU YOU iO R f TOR YOUR MONEY. played a big iwrt Jn^gsttlng out Pepper blamed his defeat on the tiqn of mtasle base nesr Cheyenne, and Debbie sang one serioue m.et Fringa « '!'• drove Into his parking turns from 444 of 641 preotocto Thalfe Ihe experts'word for smooth flavor, ! The now. peroonnel eddltion. if We've hed a misunderstand- in thji 9th District j^ayo the.45- gronted,”'%’ould bring the author­ the Democratic voter*. 'a£Knoj "iegregaHorr'- tiEnie- 'Whioh...... t, 11. ___ ^ 1.4..I lot. made a Oiilck U turn and ised strength' ti» 512 policemen, In Wisconsin, Democrats topped found Holland ndrocatihg a 55 CuKaiii Sei«^ CnpL Owrlee F.' Bnhfe Jr., teg.- the 4>neUme Hollywood , h,sd«j.'.f„r the Bevwlv .ItUta Hq- year-old ' ex-schoolmarns t4il4fl satisfying body, no rough edges. according to the request on file at Jhe combined .OOP' vote for the stronger fight against integration. Avhbee New Tork-to-Rome nonstop votes to rtS 4 J f»Jf"T»l6rrto“ '^‘ ”^ • 0 ‘^ r^ g b ' Eddie went ‘o! S«M on our ewn easy paymWKt plan. the state cepitoi. ■ . first time In this century. An tip- 2. Gov. Ernest M cFarland' of In Boat with Guns flight ended Monday In Coi^can E.senson, who campaigned with Ttre expMjiditureblueprint cov­ precedented. turnout in the cities; Arizona was en mute to clearing vineyard, into' Rome today New York on bdaineae about hia; strode through the lobby. the support of Mrs. RnDteen'* Schaefer tastes truly round. particularly Milwaukee, rolled up the first hurdle in his attempt to husband. i , Taitad. inttolltd. tarvicacl by our own tochnieions. ers the 2-year flscsil period which . . . U.S. dor James liang- begiha next July'1. and asjis for the Democratic total. Rural Wis­ return to, the Senate by rolling up Fort t,Buderdale, Fla., Sept. 10 ley >avea Ikiston for 'Waktaing- being given by .Carmen Figueroa consin still favored^ the Repuk- nil ciarl.v 2-1 lend over the state's (^ — Bprdef -pqtMmen, customs told Debbio'oo. . TALKS 'Sl'CCESSrUV It’s teal beer...your kind of beer. a total 6 t 19.8 millkm. The higher ton after ipg Oallad honae ky She wan nt the airfArt nt 6:30 a Mexico Cify publisher, and' out. Tho most oeonomieol oxport torvle# on oH TV ond Aoclios. - operating coets include such iitenis ttcans. Deniocratlc Nations) Committee,- and FBI agents, 'deputy sheriffs State Dei 4. for ooMiilta- n back door, where nhe went then New D^bi. India. Sopt. 19 iJ) Utah. Democrats display^ un- msn Stephen Lnngmnde. McFar­ and, city police InUrcepted in ex- a.ra. one day last week but EMIe —Imlian Prime dinlater .Jaw- MM increased perMunei, automatic tloa . . . Cl irophyll may eyentu- never showed. He didn’t airive Is unknown. annual salary increases, replace­ precodentMt slrength to nominat­ land's November'opponent 'will' be peditionery force bsiaded for Cuba Oily old it of iMHrt fOUnre, When .F iller's plane, landed nharlol X***™ today. that ing Prank E..MOSS to oppose ve- RC)hibIican ■ Sen. Bnrry Goldwater, early today, and, arrested moie until yeotwdny,. n week Inter. yesterday morning, he ieent to P»? -the 3-day confereace here with ment ot Oqidpment and higher esS ternn R'^ubttcan .Sell. Arthur V. the' man who dusted him in 1952. A ir Foi ramjet mix- During that extras week in l^ew pbnses In most categories. . . .then ao ,uniforme4 Jnqh. -i sile a powi fbr major aerial Joey Fiirman'n apnrtmtoit.' Pnklnton Prtine. Minister Ftroa WOtkina ' Goldwater was renomlnatied with­ Charles E. Wyqtt,. supervising York, Eddie and Li*, ojd friends, eurnisn, s^K hou Noon'o%*er the twonatienaf In addition to the State j^Olice- defense wea; bik of deing hod night c>ub dates. Thesp were Several, hoiirs later, Forman, n And in MiniiesoU, - the Demd-. out onnoalUon. !' ' ' agent iri. charge of customs at tomedlnn. drove, up jfo the . Flshern* Wng-atondtag larder diaputra laan, the ' department has 3d0 crats.rolled kp: soMtantially bigger 3. , Two Sennton — , Arthur ______. . . Pri­ reported to headlines read; by Deb- otvilioh penonnel. , Mismi, " skid he . hkd reports 8} vate tutoring. oiVangemeaU being B olm t^’HiUeTioihe Irt his oaf. Five hud .how largely aisoeesalto.* votes plan -the ’ Republicans in al­ Watkins (R-Utoh) land WilUom men were krrested but' 84 were Ua who Mid she was "shockefr* The Prtoae Mtoittom- of tha Conimtsfiipi)st.iiDin C- Kelly said Proxmlre. (D-Wia) -4-haftiBly;bM t made for 3i Htens oMadoota whose Lis wad in New York ifn routo mlmitos inter Fisher. arrived In n most nil pontesta The sist of the herd In Broward bounty. Jott oiid^ Uxlcab. noighbortag and otton-qn|us>. that wlth.tlM ’opeutng-eMhe new Democratic turnout pose* a throat back intraporty chkMcntes. -hit one woe hospitolUied with super- imiVMk have .. iepd Bmos not -of to a Tacatlra on the Froqch Rivi- US-mlla ConnecUeut turnpike-^ to the Republican Bennie aaat held may be faced with Mrtpiw trauble flciftl* wtHindf. artwel to NOW York to jdlaputo with •im. But rtw retuiM d to Lo* Moirg bourn later, Kddio and to wbick 'fM ssen.. ore being as- by^Edvnurd 'fhye. in November bocauae -of- hoavy Agentk flreid aeearal ehota ia the edileatien nuthoHllek- Angeloo' lu t' flight Asked why Debhlo' cUmbod ever a back fence, 0igMd--r*f^MMT*y petrol is now, Rito. Coyn Knutson ■he 2-year-old ICongresiman. uiuetUod •1 mtoied my plane.* V ' nur.*M .»oiLU(imBuwiM o^. or.ocucNi^^ _ ' |<0 sni Mdsi . M r a g * . P wiKmAY the aatab£i|kkd politl- (OakOMtsi • • Pot* 1 ^ ) . (C Tsmaby-khroe) major eeiftMt itod orifivtd to Lbo Aag^M,' (OMibWOd OB I)' . 919 ' ■■ 'to 'll . ' . ■S'- I ■. - ' ./

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/ . , MANCHESTER fcVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, S^PTEMBEH 10, 1968 ’. 1 MANCHESlItk EVENING HERAU). MANCiH^TEik C^ONN* .WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 19B8 F A O B T W O / ______-- ^ . ----- ^ ------. .------^ -____ ;______.-J. .__ _ •_ ... grand prise to be awerded next l^ tiiR ia war* made b9 Deputy to 4r(Y« right at a railroad eroaa- week. JttdgB WUUain J. Hirasher at thu •Ing, $6; Ronald- T. Malanfont, More ef tke Same EASTWOOD }arvi5-Breeh ■ ^eidding #a«k’B court aeaalon. / Hartford, atop sign viblftion, $6; ^ rm ln e J. Jobino Jr., of Overlook ' ‘NojTlilie for Bergdants," the i?heinw6ld on Biidge KM ' Bs'agla* ... - Tm OtMt The oaas of Raymond B"Rkund- ar$ of Hartford,' ehariad with Rd., Wapping, diaregardlng a stop- Xs You Like It lightweight etory about the light­ Hist Na'ncy .O. Sreen, daughter Sch( weight farmboy who’s Ihducled.ln- ^THE VIKINGS" . STARTS TONlOflT! fraudulent issuance of'b chMk Was sign. $6; Edward F. McCarthy, By DICK HOWARD . b8 Mr. and Mrs. Frkncta B. Breen, contlnuM lo S«pL/15. W. East Hartford, disregarding a traf­ to the Army and loves It, starts lo- DEFENBlVr. 8IONAES Tsekasrania 4ad Teekalealar ■ M IMsglas AalU ttbant hlght at the Manchester Drlve-In. East dealer' lilM iU-UiM 95 Foxcroft Dr., and Arthur P. R e a c h 4 ,5 3 8 Way, 43, also of Hartford eleaded fic signal. $6; Florence O. Glidden, DETTiAT BMAtl. BLAM N o ^ 4 o «tli vblAarabla T«*r Curtts Ovpar la* JUTia)' Bon of Mr. and Mrs'. Alme “And beginning Bunday at the ■1,1 '' guilty to a charge of drlvtnr-whtle Bloomfield, disregarding a' traffic By Alfred Bhetnwqld NOKIH Ftps, "I ACCUBB" “ T r iH ‘*Screaming P. JarvlB, 11 Fenwick Rd., were under the Influence,, and ,.(vas signal, $6; Harold B. Fishbetn, *Tndiscreft," one of the most sophisticate Notch open-air theater will be a A record' enrollment 0^4,588 couple more o f those Weird ones - The right time to bid • elam Is 4 A K 10 9 9 VIKINGS” M im l” united in marriage Saturday at granted a two week, continuance SpringfleliL Mass.^ disregarding a (lima ever, presents two outstanding stars in V K Q 7 9 10:80 at the Church of the Aa- students started school this ^fsjl "The Alte.ck of the Puppet People" when the opponents aren't clever with .a aecond charge of reckless mechanical traffic signal, $9 bond MON^AY-TUESDAY-miDAY the persons of Cary Grant and Ingrid Berg­ and "WsV of the Colloassl Beagt." ♦ K Q 6 "T IB BSAVAl>OEa"-l* cslsr Tseh. *iW . «:U-M aumption! Hie Rev. Joseph PaiYell according to School Superlnten-' ■Irving nolled. forfeited; and Paul. M. Harlow. enough to defeat.H- Judged by that . '♦ '3 man and is, without question, amusing at all .. .The Manchester Center Thes­ performed the doohle ring cfre- dent Merle B. Woodmansee.. 1916 ;"Way had been arrested by Con- Springfield, Maas., disregarding a CCTRA H C ^S FOB YOUB CONVENIENCE standard, South’s timing was WEBT EAW mony amid floral decorations of traffic signal, $9 bond forfeited. Umes and often riotously funny/ pians will begin their Ht.'iS-.’iD sea­ total la 80S more, than registered stabla^Charles A. Jurgclaa' early AF’^R WHILE 6HOPPINO. Thli wonderful ,motton pirture en­ Grant savs he's, married and sep­ son with "Guest In the Hoiise" at wrong In today’s hand. A J B 7 5 4 2 h None wWta gladiidl and chrysanthe- SUnday'^tpornlng. Reaponding to a New Arrival tertainment opens tonight at the arated hut can't get a divorce. She the Bowers School, Nov. 7 and 8. ■ East's Impudent opening hid of ¥ 6 V J 5 2 □ o □ □ □ □ □ o □ o □ □ □ raumi. last year. 'A .aon was born recently to,.Mr. ' ♦ 8 4.9 2 ♦ I 10 9 S radio broladpatt from Ea*t Hart­ State Theater and will rim finally learns that he Isn t married Casting for roles is scheduled to three clubs was intended. to rob The lirlde was given in marriage In the last ten years Wapping ford police,'^ Jurgelas followed and Mrs. Donald Bancroft of Main anil arranges to have an old beau *A«X 10 9 8 7 4 □ through Saturday. take place tonight at the Center the opponents of bidding room. It hy her father and wai attended by School has quadrupled its attend­ Way’* auto albng Rt. 6 ,and on St. at Hartford Hospital. C^ry Grant is unquestionably ex­ In her apartment when Grant spurred the oppoqents Into bidding 9 o y m HE8E IN PERSON— OPEN THURSDATR 9 A.M. to 8 PJW. Springe lodge. 4 4 ^ 6 -Mifea Patricia Tunsky, 38 Bqckland Pleasant Valley RiL. and zAid he perienced In suave roles and the comes to make a final call before The new Mickey Fcndi*!! Trio a very reasonable slam, but then ance, Ellsworth Memorial has Mancheater Evening Herald (Cloeed Wednesdays at NoibB) V A 10 9 8 4 y N i e H t l Y 8t„ Buckland, cousin of the bride­ observed him drl,vingN^rratl*slJy. handling of comedy punch lines, leaving for New York. moves Into the Bed Ember In Bol­ East had the last laugh when his doubled Its enrollment, and Udion South Windsor rorresponi|ent El­ 'llie fin,.l scene, with the butler ♦ A 7- , , groom aa mat(T of honor, and Miss / A $1.50 boRd held sg)dllst Way but this is Ingrid Bergman's flrsl ton tomorrow for the flrst of s double' indicated the proper de­ School has increased' Its .student was continued pending hie sp- more G- Burnham, telephone e\'en getUnx Into the act. Is a riot fense. « K J 3 2 Nancy Custer, 146 Wells St., and appearance in other than serious series of Thursday niglil Jar.r. ses­ body b.v about one-tjiird, ' pes ranee In-court. ^ - Mitchell 4-0674, -A 'A O with (,’ary Grant at his heat and In Sergeants’ The double of a slam do«e not Eaat SMrtb Weat North WHISPERim JACK SMITH atlBs Bette Rair o f. Norwich as The Wapping Elementafy School rotes, and she scores heavily. sions. Pianist Frndell. of .MI) E. hrtdesmsids. John J. Basmsgy of Ingrid Bergman surprisingly ftin- say: "Relax, partner. The op­ 3 4> Tau Pasa DbL with 965 pupils coptpared to 738 Other dispo.sltions by Ju()ge >7 In "Indiscreet. " Miss Bergman is Center St who used in pack ’em Don Knotts, the popular e'ome- Pau 4 ih Past 4 4) O M tA M O F A M E ^New Y()rk City served the couple H.v. in wlien he played at the Walnut ponents are, idiots, and we’re go­ last year shows the largest In- Thresher included; John C. Mod- v S A V I N G S a stage star who meets an Ameri­ dtan of the Steve Allen Show, haa Pats S V Pass 6 ¥ •BP*. . as liest man and Scott Mitchell, zeJewski, Thompsonyille, speeding, can buslne, .sman. Grant, In Lon­ Ijarid I.yon. wno'll emtee the I Bestaiiranl, will be Joined In Bol- a key role In "No Time for Ser­ ing to beat this contract no mat­ create. Tile school Is on double DbL All Pau Now for your dining ajid 11a- W Delmoat St., Donald Silva of $30 with Judgment suspended on ELASTIC don. A romance develops, though Ilecl Men's amiiisl variety show at Ion bv .Ilm Miilready ihassi of 10 geants, " .Mervyn LeBoy'a hllarloiii ter what you do." On the Con­ tenlng pleaaure we present sessions pending completion of the LOAN I Opening lead — 4) 7 Lawrence, Mass., Michael Salkow- a charge of failure to carry regis­ the high school sudltorlum next : Prestiin Dr , and A1 Giievrera production for Warner Bros, trary, it lays: "Be care/ul partner. Jack Smith at the piano Pleasant Valley School, STOCKINGS \ O < 1 ,\ 1 I o ,M Wednesday evening. Is s miKpie iigiillail of Hartford All three The opponents know what they’re ■)(i, 68 Alton 8t„ Thomas Cochran aaisyvdrth Memorial High School tration: John J. Brow, East Hart­ starting loiiiorrow at the .Man­ every night. ford. speeding, $30; Charles E. TRUSSES — BELTS sriist who manages lo in.lfc I nine li studied al .Iiiliiis ■ H arlt. . .T|ic chester Drive-In Theater. doing, and we can beat this alam ,6-card major suit you have i of r>hiladelphia, Pa., and William increased to 819 students from I humor Into his clever balancing Wadaworth Atheneiim has jiuil only If you ma|re an unusual aound opening bid. Breen, brother of the bride, were 254 last year. Union G r a m m (i r Flagg Southwick, Mass., speeding, ■ sacazsTis’s et.azaT riaaaeiBi. lasTiTUTiaa* i stunts. TV viewers may recall lead ” Aishers. $30, and disregarding a stop sign, announced Ihe scqiilsilton of a about the controversy, and conflict (Copyright 1958, General Fea­ School registered 254 students, an /COT tA€ai/s SiXm tt, oAlifoaLj JCttmaC , seeing him on the Kd Hiil- large oil painting, entitled ".loseph that iurroiinded Sigmund Freud’s West got the message. Be­ tures Corp.) The bride’s pHneess style gown $3: Lsadore Epstein, West Hart­ RAYMOND T. Increase of only 4 over the previ­ ford failura to give prope# signal, 1 livan, Gary Moore and Arthur Telling Ihe Dreams of the Ser­ early studies of the mind, will cause of the nature of his opening AVEY’S of white silk taffeta was designed ous year. $6; John Silver of Sperry Rd., Godfrey shows. . . Bob Hal- vants to Pharaoh," believed to be star Farley Granger as Freud on bid. East surely had a very bad U>H ANOELEB BOILING EVERT with a bodice insert of Chantilly Mothers (Vrx'fe* . prln of East Hartford and his the. work of .Isn Elevens, a student hand. This being the Case, why lace, embroidered with seed pearls South Windsor, failure t<> grant SCHALLER the U.S. Steel Hour tonight at 10 Los Angelea, Sept. 10 (A5—Los 45 E. CENTER ST. MOOD" Representatives of the Mother's Dixieland miielclans will head the of Bembrandt, o’clock on Channel 18.. .The Perry did East think he could defeat a and Irldescents, The bouffant skirt Circles of St. Francis of Assisi one-half of tho highway to an on­ HKiYCR cou aae¥ iH A «T T e o i i M f .09 h N N ie a a h a r ib o m art s c tio o i \ show's outstanding bill which also The American Shakespeare slam? Clearly, East was void of Angeles boiled along today toward terminated In a Chantilly lace coming vehicle, $12; John Dzen, Como Show returns to Channel 30. the sixth consecutive day of over- dhurch will meet nuirsday at 8 Builder includes seven top-flight vaudeville Theater closes It repertory season Saturday at 8 jl.m., with this some suit. train. Her^vell of English Illusion p.m. in the Church Hall to make RFD 1, Rockrille, fsilure to grant 90 degree reading*. one-half of the hlghtvay. $12. ' acta. at Stratford with a Sunday after­ week's special guest being Robert West's first problem was to spot □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ a □ fell from an open crown of seed plans for a combined meeting Hartford's Bushriell Meniorlal, noon presentation of Midsummer Preston of "Music Man” fame. hla partner’s void suit. West | The predicted high is 93. Yester­ pearls and Iridescenta. She car­ .Oct, 1. Also Allah E. Turkington of Si UNIVERSITY IVfiNING f^LLEfiE NEW HOMES which In recent years has played Night's Dream, " which Is also be­ Tonight at 9 on Channel 30, the had six spades and only four dla- day It was 90 In the city. Hotteat ried a crescent bouquet of gar- eVO Ev'enta Waddell Rd., Manchester, failure I host to ".Isa* at the Phllharmonlc"'^ ing offered tomorrow and Friday Kraft Mystery niealer will pre­ nionda, so the odds were that his day of the siege was a 95 on Satur­ deniaa and white sweetheart roses. The CYO of St. Francis of Assisi I In mld-.September, will entertain evenings. "A Winter's Tale" plays sent "Trick or Treat,” a T"!! adap­ partner wa.s void of apadc.s. Hence day. The maid of honor was attired Church will resume their weekly VNm iTV W RARTEORD REMdOaiNQ a new seasons opener tomorrow tonight and Ssturday night and tation of Doris Miles Disney’s Weat decided .to lead a apade. j Outlying areas recorded 100-de­ In a turquoise street-length gown meetings Sept. 18. Meetings will I night - an evening with the great the final presentation of "Hamlet" play. . .’’'ITie Last Clear Chanc-e,” .Hiilt Preferenee Signal |gree and over readings. More than of silk organza mads with a fitted be held every Monday evening In I Ella Eltrgersld and the Oscar Pe- Is set for Saturday afternoon.^.. with Paul Muni as a retired lawyer It wasn't enough to lead a a dozen fires flared up in the dry bodice, Sabrina neckline and bouf­ the Church Hall beginning at 7:15 RegfctPBtlen Business Admh^stretien ADDITIONS i lerson Trio. . . W. ,1. Godfrey Gour- Following the current run of "Fan­ who defends his son's honor, Is spade. West led the deuce of brush in the mountains north of fant skirt. Hey heMpiece was p.m. ANSCd ley of 72 Cooper Hill St was a wln- ny" at the Oakdale Musical Thea­ tomorrow night's fare on Play­ spades to ask for a club return. Ijbs Angeles. turquoise open crot^ of seed On Sept. 17 there will be a spe­ S «p t, 2-17 Engineering and\Liheral Arts REPAIRS i ner during the final week of ter In-Wallrngford, priiducers Ben house 90, Channel 18 al 9;30 p.m. This wax R "suit preference sig-i pearls snd Irldescents mth a veil cial meeting of' tlie parents at! high FILM I VVTIC'i "You W'nte the Commer- Segal and Boh Hall will present Jimmy Dean, the CBS-TV net­ nal " After ruffing the spade, ' of illusioi^. She eprt^ed V cascade school boys snd girls. The meeting ^^3(naaBa Programs Leading to , cisl" contest. Miss Katherine Gib- "Showboat ' for one week begin­ work's popular young singing per­ East would naturally- return one of spUt.^een carnations ipd white will be In the Church Hall at 8 127-120.420 218 PARKEft ST. j lin of 46 Collage St. was a winner ning Monday sonality. will host a new dally of the aide suits, either a diamond j w u K fx Bweet)^art roses. p.m. The purpose of the meeting Sc|M. 22 ! the week before, and the two of This Week on Teeyee . "Video Everyday" will be to discujB the vsrloua prob­ Ro9. 3 for $1.50 Degrees ar Certificates afternoon program seen locally on or s club Which would'he pick Thp brideaunsids were dressed In MR6. ARTHUR F. JARVIS I them are now eligible for the "The Wound Within," a drams Channel 18, Monday through Fri­ eora! gowns identical to that of lems of the CYO, CTlub sn(l teen­ the higher suit ( diamondsi or All Rights Reserved-— agers and their parents. day from 2 to 2;30. starting Mon­ the lower suit (clubsI 7 H. T. Dickenson * Co., Inc. the maid of honor. They carried For F(*rf4rr fo/eriwortsw. iegeirw Of u day...The heal TV movie this STATE CMcades of corat split carnations Knights of Columbus Home.follow- the East Hartford Aircraft Credit Court Case* The answer depends on West's ISH nr.»-i«l 3 Fo/97e week la "The Dark Mirror " with •’ammmfm mmm Slid white roses. Their headpi)ices ed the ceremphy. The home was Union. The bridegroom was grad­ A charge of fraodulent Issuance TH« DifBcfer, UtHVBrtf)y Evmnh^ Celefe opening lead. Willi the ace of of a check Was continued, to Sept, Olivia de Havllland and I-ew the lower suit. West led a low -were coral crowna of seed ’ (leaTla decorated with white streamers uated from Cheshire Academy In Ayres, tonight at 7;30 on Chan­ I N P f R S O I S and bells jthd white g'.sdioli. the clar-r of 1956 and is serving 15 and a charge of driving while PINE PHARMACY $♦., HaHfortJ I, C bshl spade. If West held the ace of and Irldescents. \ under the influence waa continued flMhlCMi oi» !••• than high haala nel 8. diamonds, he w-oiild lead as high Mrs. larvis wore a royal blub The bi de was wearing a .print with the U.S. Coast Guard, sta­ 864 Center St__ MI 9-9814 tioned in Pcwtland, Maine. for two weeks a's a number of dls- ■ m w b b b m TbI. JA 7-4M1 a apade as possible Instead of his Each purchai# aatin dress with a bouffant skirt,' trapeze (\reaa with a blue feather lowest spade. a blue feather hat and blue acces­ hat/blue accessories anCA7/V U NJ r> Development Assodatee, the Bos- STATE NOW Thru (SATURDAY nUUniH'IOOOflMMMF^I^ UhABM¥l a HAfttorG* CGmm. 1:20 ( 2) FEATliBE FILM Store Open Mon.. Tues., Wtd., Fri„ Rot- ' Ion consulting firm hired to aid CkmmBGi. a Mtw Haveii. Cobb. /Th¥ Dark Mirror*' ' the coniniiaaion In Its work, rO.NTINrbl M FROM 6 P .M. ChBBael la Halford. Cbbb. < 2-52^ LAWRENCE WELE A conlract between the firm and ChaaBol- 22 fliiriBirfle^d. !!§#•. // SHOWSHOW' 9 A.M. to 6:30 P.M.— Thurs. 9 A.M. to 9 f.M . Chmaafl 20 Now BrttBTa. Cobb. (lMe> 'PHTLIOHTILKiHTK THP;ATER Double S& H I 'I'IK; was signed last month and Ohanael M IIoLjorb. BIbbi. / "Moni^nl off Trinmph*' I has made provisions for the hiring CliBBBfl as WatBrbsrv. Cobb. ^2-22) WAii TV FLAkUOtSE e:in ( 2-68) OZZIE AND HARBICT »:15 (12-40) THE AULLIONAIRE “ The Slory of Norman a b n C H’ FUEL OIL Co3vrr“ I\f*w Rrilain Man (22-30) T> .IIYSTPIRY THEATER (Color) “ Trick or Treat** MODERN HEATING 1:80 < .1) DECUk |{cMciies Drow ner ( 2» CITY DKTEtTIVE at its very best (lX-40) I’VE GOT A SECRET ♦63) FEATURE Moiilgomrry, Ala , Sept, 10 i-Ti 10:00 ( 3) NEWS f WEATHER Airman Bnymond Runhiiry, ’23. ( 2-63) BOXING of New Britain. Conn , has been WYMAN'S (12-40) TV HOI K “ The Wound W'Uhin*' credited With aaving Ihe life of a OIL COMPANY (22-30) IT C(Fc lD be VOIT i-lvllian lifeguard al the Gunther $4. MAIN 8T__ TEL. MI 8-1608 10:16 ( 3> FP^ATl'RE FILM Air Forte Base offlcera t liib. Prices (InrI. tax): Evenings, •There’s A Girl la My Orch. or ] at Bale. 84.BS, $4.40, GREEN 8TAAIPS HeArC .Suiibiirv appeared -at Ihe swim­ 10i30 (2?) Sp:a HUNT ming pool yealerday snd found $8.85; 2nd Bale. $S..80, $2.7.5, (SO) DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Donald Barron iincnnsdoua at the $2.20; Hat. Mat., Orch. or 1st <12-4*) BIO PAYOrr PRESENTS Rale, $8.85, fS.SO, $2.75; 2nd (22-Sa> TODAY IS Ol’BS 10:46 ( 2) SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS saoe liolloni of the pool. Barron had ( S) t'ABTOON KXPSKSS 11:00 (18) NEWS. WEATHER A apparenlly atriick hla head on the Rale. $2.20. $1.65. (12-40) THK VKaUIOl 18 t OtJBS SPORTS . INDISCREET Mall Order* Only Now (22-Sf) FROM THESE BOOTS ( 2) NEWS A WEATHER diving, hoard w-hlle practicing div­ (IN) HBIOHTRR DA) (22) BIG NEWS ing 5lail order form, U ’l Abner. ( 2) RIG ADVENTUBE TREA­ (30) NEWS A WEATHER DOUBLE Please aehd me .... tickets at TER (40) WEATHER iinbiiry plunged Into the pool SciwnpiAWNORMlN HRASWI < R> AMKBICA^ BANDSTAND (83) PIxAYRDrSR OF STARS and tbrought Barron out. He gave $..... each In the (22-Sf) iirP:EN FOR 4 DAk 11:06 (40) FEATURE FORTY arf»T((Iclel respiration until help ar ★ PLUS ★ n Oreh. O 1st Bale. O 2nd Bale. (42) DENTISTRY TODAY 11:15 ( 2) WORLD’S BEST MOVIF*S $249 Valua! 1 ! rlveit, for ...... n ®ve. □ Mat. (iMO) sec;rp:t storm “ kintc of the UndercroBad** : A doctor al Gunter aald the air- (day and date) ( 2) RANGER ANDV Humphrey RoKBrt Outstanding value opportunity for Manchester! The perfect ensemble for homes reqiilrtng (12) EDGE OP NIGHT (12) Mll4*fON DOLLAR MOVIR i man's quick acllona saved BirroAs 6eor6e Montqomery\ Name ...... (40) bandstand “ Gold Runh MnliflF** Ann. additions] sleeping accommodations . the Sofa opens in a 'jiffy to form a comfortable full 1 life Barron had been unde/ w-alel .address ...... «22-30• MODERN KOHANCES Southern length berfrfor two! You get A L L 8 PIECES . . with Sqlid Colonial Mapld frames . . Keith Ian estinialed three mlniite)( before n ty ...... ( 2) FEATI'RF* FILM (30) THE JACK PAAM. SHOW quality throughout! Include the following: SOFA B E I»X . LOUNGE CHAIR . . PLATFORM '' Siinhiii'v arrived. V Baoman’Sqountrvi Please make cheeks payable to U|S* (5?) THf; JACK PA«r«H O W ROCKER . . COCKTAIL TABLE. . . TWQ, END TABIES^. . . TTVO TABLE LAMPS! and mall to: Riishnell.iMemorlal, lYU [ IPANO .msUR wm • lARM KOm Hartford It, Conn. Enelose OpMl A Kairli iRdigaf Aeceunf . . rTLlbwol T*rm« If I m», ' m ma*m itW m iB n s atam|>ed return envelope wlUi STANDARD APPLIANCE and FURNITURE CO. V'.' J order. I NOT TOO HUNGRY? ’.JO,', \. MAIN ST., M w r i i l , ' ; ! KR —.MI !! i":,er here.l Special Purchase! H odk^x Rugs ttirgrr comblnallons galore I NORGE WRINGER^ASHER ... $20.00 KEG. 1)19.98 I We made a very special puKhase of Imported Hand GREEN STAMPS ARTHUR'S TOMOHT IS BL'CK NIOMT Hooked Rugs available In stuhnln| color combinations, all with richly embossed designs- Durable wool and $1.00 A CARLO AO! i a> w lut BiiiL aivKova (Ml NKWa MAN5FIELD (11> I LK » tM E E UVB8 II1M ( St WEATHER A MEWS rayon for lasting service, resIHencyl />W THK KARLt ..(HOH (I*-4*l LOVE U» LIPB The Alemfo Eld" Mickey (M-Ml TIC TAC DOCGR Reoaey liiU ( ai 'IMlUB nCNNY HOOKED RUGS (4«) i W liuht th eater M:N ( A) HOLLVWOOD’S REST. l:«e ( *> POPEVK th e a t e r tomorrow TOMOHT BUCK NlOIIT— (U> BUILOINe AKERIt A (M-M) IT COULD BE VOC THURSDAY (:$# ( Si.rRQHTIER nOCTOR (Color) $1 A 0ARI4)AD ( I) NEWS. WEATHER A WEATHER A LOCAL NEWS (l»-4«i BEAT THE CLOCK of Green, Black, Rose br Brown . «a m t Eat rtl easa IISM Is Dine (Ml NEWS AND WEATHER (JS-M) TRUTH OR CONSE- perfect for the Colonial -or Ranch (Itl WEATHER A NBWR qVENCKS home V Ideal for every room. aamilMkelasrw*M$rtlsi.' an d ' , (U> RPORT8 POeVa 1;W ( I> PEAATUHE FILM Yhiii^ScpLl ) tot [;U (IM tl NEWS "Soo My Mwyer" Buy yo|iba at this- special pried! a>.^ m * SMah Haie..f t.1f 19 (Ml HIGHLIGHTS "~- c a t BANDSTAND (M) NEWS (IIMei HOUSE PARTY „,(U> JOHN DALV, NEWS .KLMi HAGGIS-RAGGIS (Color) Dance Dixieland and Jazz 4‘x r " HOOKED RUGS, ON SALE A T $19.95 # YsMW§f*«aaa*«aea¥ sAP $’*.5' HOOKED RUGS, ON SALE A T '9.95 I Featuring Oulatanding Jazz Arttata S’x4' HOOKED RUGSt ON SALE A T A9S Th.JW.HAU m ob COM W " M ir r * WICKHTRO L- T rombona MANCHESTER STOREHOURS €•»#• HOOKED RUGS. ON SALE AT SMS Every * TONY DINARbi—4m Trumpet .. OPEN TH U R S D A Y " EYT.- 8'xlO' HOOKED RUGS. ON SALE AT gfAS SiiiM'A'iiMii # HUGH WILSON—OB Plano NINGS UN'HL 9. Regular "'V ■ ; j

♦ P e l U s e d C a r ^ ' m H*' ■■ "i ‘ A t J . ... . ’ V '• A • -I' , .’. li- ■ ■■ /. / Manchester evening herald. Manchester, conn., Wednesday, September lo. i96s PA G E n v ik fiAGB FOtm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1968 In eharg* of ticket a^ea. Tha Rave, ChrlatmM orttetaa; hy Capriluida fivA ir—*11 Bolton and Mra. Theodor* W. ChamdWr will be featured by Mr*. Man Flan­ WOOO-UM Jr. and H r, and M rs.' Emaraon agan and her contmlttea. She ia W IN T -a tS O Daily Radio W T IO —lOM Boinvorth will lierva raffcahinanta. being aacleted.by Mra. Catherine iiniBOoiseo Puhllctty la halng handtiid by Mra. Filloramo, Mra. Courtney Tucker IP K N B -S 4 0 EuUni Dayllfiit Tim* ^ W iW P — 1410 Scouts Slate Warren Potter. The swap party la and Pr. FUaabeth Alton. 4 public event Mii*: Kaeney Hutchinson has , Corporate Comronalan Set asked Utat all handmade articles Til* follow Inf profTom »chedf’ !*W R A Y —-Serenade > Camp Trips tiles axe supplied »7 U<* radio ^WTIC—Dick BurtPl / ' The CouniHI of Catholic Women to be sold at her booth be left at' WDRO—Amoa and Andy > her house by . tomorrow to allow funacem enta and* arS subject to W PO P—Fulton Uewla of 81. Maurice Church wlH at­ The local Boy Scouta wl»h to ex­ tend corporate communion on the time for marking. The item* may - a:0A— aalea are devoted to charity. W tN r^ M u iic with Jo* Glrand W IIA Y -M u alc Then and Now Pioneer, for the 9th term at the Bolton / i 4:14— WTIC’ —PpopI* A rt Fuiiny April ha* been *et for a "week­ Koala Note* Community Hall. Class or private W H A Y -^ou n try Mupia CAr*Tfto WDRC-Robprl Q Cpw I* Pony rtdea. a miniature train, end of camplnf at the new Boy Instruction In all types of dancing. '-yr%Y I WCCC-«R*<»rd Revu* wrOP-Woild Today chair ride* an(| awing* have been W KNB—Chicmcrt v« B'^eton M:I5- Sooiit camp In North Stonlngtoh. Special ladies ballet claaa. Ball WTIC—R o m Miller W IIA Y —Mutlc Then and Now Lake of lale*. obtained by George Willlama for room claiflca begin Tuesday Sept. \ WDRC—Cal Kolby W T K '—P»’onlt A rt Funny The ii*iial work on ■dvancenient the ainiiaoment. of children at the W p O P -C h tca fo ve Boston wbnc^Rohprt Q r>pwl» • 23. Registrations now being taken 4:SG- WPOP-World Today will be carried out In weekly meet- Italian Feala of St. Maurlos for all claaaea. For Information WHAY-Pl«tlei Party i:5 A - inf* at the Community Hall on (thiirch Saturday on the church call M I 9-1335. W eec—Record n^vn* W llAV Miialr Then and Now .Monday* from 7;l.ft to 9 pm. The ground* WKNB-^'blcaito vn B^Pton WTH’-Mcbl Unt . WTIC—R0»» Mhlrr W I)n c -Ciihpat (Irat m eetln f'of the aeaaon will be A High Maaa will be celebrated Advertisement— WDRC—Cat Kf.lbv W p op Modrrn Fonnda held Sept, Ifi. at 10 a m. by the Rev. Bernard L, ■ ■ t r .Jy r V .• v A. , : 7 W rO P —Chlrarn \« Bopton a 45 - When Buying or Selling Bolton 4t4fk‘' WHAY Munir Then and ivinw Boy* who are 11 year* of age or McGiick to open the. Feat* honors Property call Lawrence F. Flano, W H A Y —Plaui#r Party VVTIc^Nlahi Cm* * more who wiah to Join the Troop Ing the patron aaint of the Broker. Phone MI 9-5910. l / w r e c — Rpview w n n e . I'pu^sii ore well (ime at the drat meeting. ( hurch. W KNB— ("hfraitn v* Ropinn W prip Modern F/.iind« W T IC -R '.p s MHirr M no Tliey ahoiild be accompanied hv Religious article* and art oh- MHiirheater Evening Herald WDRC—i'at Koibv WHAV NHa Watch parent In order lhal Hcoiif leader* | ^^.||| p., (pg booth c.on- Holton rorreepondent, Doris M. W’PO P—Chlraijr. vp B'-Pl- n W T ir —NMrhf Unp may confer With the paten . ^r*. George Murphy. D'ltnila, telephone Mitchell 3-.5S4A. '.jf' I jWV- WTiRr-Worid Toniaht Warren Potter will continue a* W llA Y ~ P l«M p r PartT W p f»P Mod4*rn Potinda Mra. Raymond Calhoun la pack­ w e r e — n^^'^'rd n-.9y~ .Scoiilmaater of the Tioop. He w’lll aging Italian candle*, cookie* and TW’o third* of the nation's cities W KN'B- S > » Fp^r i* W IN F -N p w a be *a.*lated hy ("lifltin Reynold*. WTIC— »:I0 — paatrie* for aale at her booth. over 10.000 population own and W P R O - N »»p WINF-Bandtland Paul Blown and .Mlllon Hathaway, operate one or more municipal W'POP Chlrrtto vs Rp-str'n Native fruit* and vegetable*, *:IA— David .lenney will continue hla off-atreet parking lots. W IIAY- NllP Watch w'ork Willi Kxploier *i iiiita plant* and a dtaplay of herb* and WIN'F—N >»p WTIC—Niaht Una WT’tnC-WlfV.\V;,rM urM T-.tilaht Swap I’arly ScliMliiled W IN F—4?i"-rt* W pOP Mo Mi.il-«rn .Pnmi'la A black elepliant awiip party will W'IIAY —riati'^r Partt »;30- be conducted by tlie Congregatoe* w e r e —Rf'cnKl RrviP,W tv M A \ •NitP Watrh W K N B -P M WTIC A'I>a I\«Ii at 3T1 on Sepl. 2.-) at the pacl*h room of W fJC—Ropp MtllPf w n n e Moods f«u Pnmanrs Ih* Congregational Chiircli for the WDRC—<>i Kolhv w p o r ‘ M‘ «dsrn Poundt INVESTMENT PROBLEMS Wpnp r’hirac” BnpMn »;4ft- benefit 'if the KduCatlorial Build­ A WHAY Ni(p Watrti ing Fund. Our office la open Thursday evenings from 1 to 9 o'clock for WHAY-PiPttrr Party W'TIC -Fantilv U v in f 1lf>5i your cunvenlem^e. If you prefer, we will have onb^f our oapsbia W ri'C —Rri ..rd Rpyua Tho*e who attended will take Wr>RC -M oiwIp for Ro registered representative* call on you. at yoUr convenience, to W K N B -P M W I’o p Mofi'“rn PounrU Ihre* or mnie good iiaenhie .jlema HALF SLIPS W TIO —Ro«p Miller I*:!!*— aultahle for awapping. The only assist you. Whether your problem Involve* one thousand or a SLIPS WDRO—Cal Kolhv - W M A V NM^ Watrh million dollars, we have the facilities' to render yon complete W p o p —Kyp Oppopf WTIC 'I'HA money Involved in the event will • :4fr— w n n r M'.iiils for -n-priianf s be the price of adinlaalon, inemhera service. WHAY—Platler Party \vrv»r M'.ftrrii pounda U report. Tho*e who attend may WCCC—Record Rarua 10 Ift- Exactly WKNB—PM. WKAY Ntia Watch chooae any awap Item they wlali “ Fabulized" nylon tricot . . . the newest fabric in WTIO—Ron Miller WTIC 'I'HA aa their name* are drawn. The Shearson, Hammill t Co. na WDRO—Cal Kolby W l)lf<'- Mo.mIb ffir Romanrt Lingerie 1 Nylon tricot is now absorbent! Perspira­ W P O P—Ryp Oppner W'I’o l ’ Mndsrn Sminda procea* will continue until all Mtmttn N t» Ttrt Stec* IscSesf* 4:(W- .vSO -- liema have been rlalmed, accord­ tion is instantly absorbed . . . clamminess is elimi­ Sketched WHAY-OatPltnp WHAY Nlla Watrh ing to the riilea of the event, f 13 Moln Sfraal, Mnnehaafar • MHehall‘3-15T1 W c'Cr— F^’pnlni Mvjtlc U"riC -Tima for Miittr nated and nylon lingerie assumes p e rf^ t wearing W K N B -P M. WDRC— f»

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"X * . MANCHESTER EVENIJWl HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1968 IIANCHESTBR e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1958 PAGE SEVE^ Coventry y ' ■ y' ed above there will ba .no sessions Monday to .William L, Tormey Jr.,, Juries, but firemen were driven to Car Crash Kills on tbs following days; Oct. 31, son of Mr. and Mrs. WiUlam 1« Blaze Damages the street setferal tlmea for air by teachers' convention: Nov. ll, Vet- Tormey Sr. of (Scotland a f St,^ the etubbofn, smokyblaze. Ather-St. Pierre Wedding Colchester Man srans’ Day; Nov. 2ft when sessions 'Mary'a Church. ', '' Block in Noroton Police/said the fire began in the ' Democrate Ready to Kjek Off win close at 1 P-mt for Thanka- Miss Barbara Rumph,. siatet* o( cell^rof one of tpe atorea, but the FIRST NATIONAL BANK Vi------:------giving recess No. 27 and Nov. 28; the bride, was maid of honor, and ct cause was'-hot determined. J Palm a and gladtoU formad the Haddam, Bapt. iO (47—Ona man Norotoh, jSept 10 U fi-rA block SM BIAIN STRBBT, MANCHESEnai and March 2T; Good Friday. Eugene Fisher of Scotland, was' jt f three atnglewtory shops si ' The first alarm was sounded at MtUng for the wedding of Misa was klllad Ihatiintly aarly tpday in Campaign; Bowles Plans Visit . Osuplea Olob to Mert best, man, ■ smoldsred early today, jthe resdlt 8:48 p.m. Fire fighters were still |>riaclUa Marie S t Pierre, daugh­ tha eraih of an'automoUta in tha 'jlif Mr. and Mrs. Club will re­ A reception, for the Immediate of a flra that caused severa at the scene after midnight. famlUM followed at the home of- ter of Mr. and Mra Adrian O.' S t HIgganum Mctlort of. Haddam,- Former Oov. and Mrs. Chester^ sume meetings st-7 p.m. Sept. 20 age to a food market anft^n an­ Rnldenta are also- reminded, In the form of a p^iuck aupper the bride's parents. The couple left ‘ - 82„'nEAItS OVERDUB Pierre, 1»9 W. Center St, arid Declared dead on the |Kiena «raa Bowles ot Bissex have accepted an they/are invited to attend a din­ tique store. Itoger Stanley Ather, aon of Mra. at the Uhurch'-'CommUnity House. On a motor trip and will be at Bisbee,. Arts. ()P)—Mrs. Mary Charles Meyers Jr., it , North Invitation of the Democratic Town ner and dance at T:30 p.m.. Sept. home to their friends after Sept Tout damage Waa^sUmated at Howe, librarian at the Bisbee li­ . Georgian Ather. 8 MlnU Court Committee-to attepd a tea at 2;30 There wlU be an 'annual business atound 1100,000 hy Darien Fire Westchester, Colchester. Held in 2ft at the Cove Restaurant' when meeting and eiheUon of officers IS in Spraguii. brary, said a man returned an SATURDAY MDRNINDS ' which tool place Saturday, at 2 p.m. Tuesday, at the Bootb-Dimock Gov. Abraham Riblcoff will be Chief Joseph Uwhbsum. overdue copy ot the' Works of O. p.m. in the South Methodlat bonds of 15,000 on a ■ holding after the meal. ^In charge of ar­ The ybride and bridegroom . are Memorial Mbrjtty. Alt women of guest speaker. TtiU affair wifi graduates.- of Windham High The third shop, a stationery, ire- .Henry and apologized for his Church. The Ilev. Percy FI Smith charge at Westbrook State Pollea the town arA invited. rangements are Mr. and Mra John ceived nuttkly smoke damage, po­ OR THURSDAY EVENINGS 6 »e 8 honor the local candidates, .as well Hutt. .Mr. and .Mrs. BIroy Went­ School. The bridegroom is employ-' tardiness. of the New London Methodlat barracks was Vincent V. Savelis, Bowles is Democratic candidate as those seeking the offlee of Jus­ lice said ^ -• r The book was marked due April Church performed the double- worth'and Mr. and M raTheunes ed at Perrigno's Market in 'Wini also of Colchester, ideittlfled"by po­ for Congress from the Second tices of tha peace. Tiokeb for this mantle. TbejXi were no reports of in- 28, 1826. ring , ceremony.. Organist Philip lice as driver of the vehlCls. Congressional District. He was T. Cooper. ’ t may be had from aymond H. 4-H Club Newt Events Tomorrow Treggor played the traditional State Police said the car, travel­ also ambassador to India, as well Bradley Sr., Chairman, ROssi, or bridal marches. ing south on Foot Hills Rd,, a min­ Second Congregational Oiurch as former head of the Office, of Alvin .R. Goodin.' Tha jQlly Garden 4-H Workers deacons, deaconesses and churc] 01"en In marriage I y her father, or highway In HIgganum, missed I>rice Administration (OPA). will meet at 7 p.m. FrMay at the the bride had for her maid of a curve apparently while traveling School JCnroUmeiit committee ,al 7:30 p.m. In attendance at the tea will be home of James T, Laidlaw. Record church council at 8 p.m.. honor Mias Cynthia Poota. 14 ^on a high rate of speed. The csr the two local Democratic candi­ The preliminary enrollment in books brought up to date should Welcome PI. Bridesmaids were careened about 200 feet along the the three local public schools as Community House'; pinocjtt^ card dates to the General:. - Assembly, be brought to the meeting. party, 8 p.m.. Orange her aister. Mlaa Marilyn St. Pierre highway and then overturned. Stephen tnyaint Charles N. of Sept. 4 is 1,1S1,' accoiding to The Baa and Kackle 4-H Club and Mlsa Myra .lean Boglisch. Meyers was dead In the wreck. Harlow Jr.,-aS Well as the party Superintendent of Schools Royal will meet at 7;30 p.m. Friday at DOUBLEi^.t^ Green Stamps Given O. Fisher. In addition to this figure Manrheeter B v (Mi l n g HeraM Junior bridesmaids were Miss State Police Lt. Joseph P. Mc- candidate Jor judge of probate, the home of Wayne McKinney on Coventry correimifiident, Mrs. F. Sharon Lipp. cousin of the bride; Aiillffc said Savclle, 32, was found Mrs. Helen J. Willnauer. 14 local pupUa are attending spe­ Cooper Lane. The subject will .be cial classes at the Reynolds School Pauline Uttleu.-MepiMne Pllgrlni and Miss Carol Holman. wandering dazed In the vicinity of In charge at the affair will be; "Record Books." 2-6231.. , Raymond B. Ather was best in Mafisfield and one is attending With Cash Sales All Day THURSDAY the wreck. He was charged with Mrs. Leo T. Leary, chairman, the Poiter School in Columbia. Demonstrators to Meet - man for his brother and ushers negligent homicide pending, a Mrs. Anton M. Lassen, Mrs. Bur­ The Coventry Handicrafters were Dents Sanlora, Armando coroner's hcsrlng. ton C. Hansen, Mrs. Joseph The school calendar for the year Home Demonstration Group will 1 Darna. Roger Mall, all of Man­ State Police said Savclle and Coughlin, Mrs, Alvin R. Goodin 1956-59, adopted by the Board meet at 8 p.m. Friday at the home RANGE r chester; and Mason Flllson of Meyers left a Middletown diner and Mrs. Charles B. NyAck, Reg­ of Giducation, according to Supt. of Mrs. Everett N. Barth. T>- V Ml Packanoek I.ake, N.I. around the 1 a m. closing time. istrar of 'Voters from the First Flsljer follows; First term, 74 program for the coming year waF its time The bride's gown of while leaii District. days, ends Dec. 19 at the regular he presented. Mrs. Barth and U tk. FUEL OIL de sole was designed with a seml- After the tea, .Mr. and- Mrs. time with Ch- .'stmas vacation to Marlon V. Gregory wHl be leaders GASOLINE for a cfiange fltted princess style bodice and Deaths Last ?Hght Bowles will .'vltit the local grocery extend to Jan. S; second term, 35 on the subject ','Cake Decoritlng," short shirred sleeves, its square stores and two factories, the Na­ days,' begins Jan. 5 and ends Feb. as vrall as acting as meeting hos­ neckline was outlined with reem- tional Silk Co. and the T. H. Wood 20 at usual hour with, vacation to tesses. to these broldered Alccon lace studded By THK ASStHtlATKI) PRESS itSUrit Co. They ■will be accompanied by March 2; third term, 34 days, be­ Members attending have been .x -A.w: with seed pearls. The skirt wa-, (Jhapel Hill, N. C.—Noel Hous­ Albert A. Rossi, party town com­ gins March 2 and ends April 17 asked to bring an unfrosted cake, BANTLY OIL bouffant and terimnalett In a ton, 49, author and playvirlght, mittee chairman, as well as the at the usual time, with vacation confectionary tugar, two small I DMI' VM , IM chape.1 train. Her fingertip veil died Tuesday. He had undergone mentioned local candidates. to April 27; and fourth term, be­ bowls, spatu.ta. silver knife and .a v as held. In place by a crown of ; -I M \t X V I DI.I I several stomach operations and joi MS sn Mr. and Mrs. Bowles will be en­ gins April 27 'and end.- at 1 p.m. cake decoriting set. seed pearls ant Irldesi enis. She tertained at dinner in the evening June 18. Miss. Marilyn Ann Rumph, Crisp Colors, Patterns carried a prayer bok with marker complications developed. Houston TEL Mitchell 9 -1595 '■N had been an Instructor of script' by Rossi' and his wife at their The calendar is set up for 182 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank of carnations and ivy Oreyhound Bus Dump Truck Soo Queen Boot Weed Pull Toy home on Fitzgerald Blvd. days. In addition to vacations list­ Rumph of Rt. 31, was married HUCRVILLE 1'K fi-8271 The honor Hllendanl wore a writing In the radlo-TV-motlon Put Fair* zip and zingo into your gown of while frosted nylon over pictures department at the Uni­ Authentic ’S8 design, Heavy duty cons^ction, Frictkm motoc operates Tak-apartball tumbles wardrobe 'With a few of theie good A lavender taffeta. Her rasende versity of North Carolina for the Inst year. He was born In Law- HVi indMO long. Friction 8V4 in. long. Has manual moving pistons through a» toy is pulled. looking .port thirtt, featuring tho bouquet was of avender asters action |-■■clraulic dumpt . transparent hood. Size7Vi-inch. and yellow gladioli -ton, Okla. type motor with siren. imorteit new patterns and colors. Ten inches long. The brldeainnlds' gowns were Marten River, Ont. Melvin S. '■ A almtlar In style and materlnls to Lostiitlcr, 03, Hsalstant professor 824-828 MAIN ST, U that of the maid of honor, hut of of journalism at Michigan Stntb frosted nylon over Nile green taf­ University and a longtime Mid­ TEL, MI 3-5161 feta. Their cascades were of laven­ WIenhIrkI Photo western newspaperman, died Mon­ MANCHESTER day of a heart attack. He Joined der asters and yellow gladoll. The MRS. ROGER STANLEY ATHER Junior hrldesnialds' dresses were the MRC faculty in 1940 after W A R D S 11^ of the same nylon over yellow liif- several years with newspapers In MONTGOMERY WARD felB. TTiey carried baskets of lav­ from rembrok* Uollcge, Provl- Crowder of Casper, Wyo,, June 24 Indiana and Illinois. He was born sn A ender asters, yellow gladoll and ilciicp, nr\(l Is presently employed In ftasper. In Vevay, Iml. fvy. ns a (lepnrlmenl manager by fJ The eoiiple wdll reside at 1168 Miami. Fla, Dr, Michael J. The mother of the bride was at­ I'ox A I to . Hartford, North Olenarm, Ca.sper, Until Oct. Tako.s, 39, director of the Re­ STS tired In a champagne dress, with The III iilegroom, a graduate of i, when they will make their home search and Special Studies Section beige accessories, and the bride­ I ho liniverslly of Connecticut. In Phoenix. Ariz., for the .winter. of tile Dade County Health De- groom’s motlier ehose cotillion blue SloiTK, held the rank of major In paitmenl, died of a heart attack .Knight on Hone Jet Airljn0 .Ifnn R<1,, Tel. (Tlnpcl 7-r>8.'’.7 HOIT of fhr Utr. Chnf'JrR M. nn«| M l o p 219.50 MarRarel K, Murphry.V . Authorized Ageiita Eor All Fire Engine Thft rrm n o n y vvmr ^rformrtl Riiil,, Air and Steamship Sattirdny In OM I.yinr (Tjn*;yo|:a* Lines Has eleven-inch NOW All tlonal riiurch hy tho f{rv. \V, D., hook and ladder Pay as low at $8 a month on H oRk of 01(1 I^ynir. Moth brldp ami HAROLD KELLS ir'c carry the finent lAncnn and Curtainn with ti^iple W a^s Horn* Improvement Plan brldcKronni ar(* of thr IMiinchester Agent extension Ciaas of 1024, Manrliralor H ikIi availaidc. . . .from the finent ntanufacinrert '50 Tel. MI 9-7412 401 ladders. ' School. Tho hfirla was prarlimtod . . . .at the linccKl pitnidldc price.. 607 Strong • Clean, qujet, uniform central heat friction Weather Cowboy Hot Rod motor. Locomotive- • Dependable, economical—AG A on Horse approved Produces piston noise Authentic mountain type • 100% gas thut-off if pilot dies SALE! New oil-fired i'n all day niomliiy, IliiirMlav and friday till 9 ^ Slieels and Cases— A 6 V^-inch wind-up toy. action ss it moves. design, eleven inches Cowboy bobs hesd ss horse Authentically scaled. long. Has friction • Shipped ready to install—-ideal furnace—Reg. 399.50 Bates — Springmaid — Cannan — rocks beck end forth. Length 6% inches. piston actiop. - for basement, closet or utility Pacific — Pequot . . . white, col­ room Tha modern look in furnaces.,. F lu Starting At ors, stripes, colored scallops, petit- eaally In basiementa-and utility-iooms. COATS FAIRWAY) 109.000.BTU input model... ' point, florals, contour, no-iron and Many more exciting toys for Gir(^ and Boys — Come in, See! *WARDS OWN FAMOUS BRAND, PRE­ for 4 king size. TESTED FOR QUALITY AND VALUE 10-YEAR g u a r a n t e e Imported yarn Novelty Long Sleeve Tolo Shirts > lovable bras 4 USE WARDS FREE FAST, RELIABLE you may use your charge plan plate Z ADD CENTRAL dyed cotton Plain and fancy. Small, Klaiikrls— TECHNICAL LOW-COST AIR CONDITIONING gabardines medium and larRC. Many North Star, St. Mary, Gatham, Leb­ PLANNING SERVICE INSTALLATION in oyster, anon Wool and G.E. Electric . . . 4M waah and wear. 20 different price ranges in all col­ iridescent, ors. Talking Standard Jeep SchapI Bus Turbine Cor • At-intle at $5 p month extra 0 Free customized cost' estimates 0 Quick, dependable, expert Mrvice charcoal and Scotts f Z \ Animal ^ook Battery operated with Battery operated with Experimental GM car ' • Usei existing ducts or new system' e Free detailed plans, instruetiom e Top-'quolity pipe, fittings, ports Five colorful pages with remote control. Forward remote control. Foriuanl with siren motor. • Adds year-round comfort to home e Free tool loons to do it yourself e Ask for your free estimate t^ oy charbrown ow eJs— story, plus sound or and reverse action. and reverse action. Friction operated. Sizes 36 to 46 action on eabh page. '' Length 5Vi inches. Length 6 V^ inches. ^Length nine inches. S A L ’kH t Wamsutta Is best . . . In all colon, ^ gift sets of all kinds. Regulars, longs, ' ■ saves lawn $ $ $ shorti ■ ■ Right now! this fallthe hesl time to Bedspreads— FLANNELS, WORSTEDS, fiABARDINES your*l«\vn Bates,' Morgan Jones and custom Now is tfie time and here is the place to “slacken up’’ .SALE SAVF.I , made fancy spreads from tho best 450 for Fall We have all the most popular fabrira styled along Ihe new slim, trim lines, with and without pleats. SrotiB RlCriinE* .Seed Ini j-r lion fl.OO manufacturers. With matching Food M|x«r . Conte, see. Scotts FAMIUY* Seed largf hot 1.00 drapes. Circus Trio Militory Trucks Sedan ScoUs Pl.A'i' Seed 2 largn hoxrs 8.50 1.00 Lota of action. Plunger action operation. Indices Army, Navy and • Battery opnated with 8IZBS 28 to so Conjp|Iete with i and up T urf Hun.nF'n* 2 Iftrgf Itflgi 8.30 ..55 Watch ’am strut as Air Force lYansport remote control. Forward, , bowl and staiid. . Friction motors. c^erae action. AIX POPlJLAB 10 Urgf liAgN 30..50 3.00 Shower Curtains— cansa twirl, hats bobble. Yout choice 88c ea. j Height 6*4 Inches. Yourch6ice88c.ee. Flashing liglit and siren. NEW FALL OOIXtAS COI’F * , griih proofing largr hag 3.10 .55 We carry the unusuaMn large selec­ tion with matching window curtains. Scotts Spreadfhs 10.'),-. 2.00 NOW l.'i.o.-, 3.00 It costs little more to get the smart- 19.05 5.00 •»t. Y O U R OPEN 232“ ) ...Jirst in hums iN s to n e IN NEW PALL STYLES Curtains and Drapers— 1 — WE DELIVER S T O R E CYRIL JOHNSON COVERTS. IMPORTED ^ Smart, unusual matariaj a‘nd designs. AND liidN, to SAT. OHkfirad Steel boil« 204n. coal-ffrad gas bpHer W OOL TWEEDS .■#11^ item bcdutifidly gift ternp/wd Heals cleanly, quiritly, tiafely. ^ ■ • i. fpr4 toSeoeoH. Mbderadeiigik at no fixtra charge.^ 'Shipoed factory-assembled. fibr. t Howl-iked type fer pipe end rejh ’ lyraer ondfcpnlrelt np* included. Mortysieito. 15-yeof seehpdoi^' tKisy lmtoEoHoa 72,000-BTU; .95 AUTO THURSDAY ana . up We G ive^orld Green Stamps Y O U R HEADQUARTERS FOR rOMPLtVE HOME HEATING STORES I. N 9 p.m. store Opei^ Mon,, Tnen.^ Wed., FYl,, S a t ' YOU SAVE MORE BECAUSE WARDS V O L U .M F BUYING CUTS RRiCtS! 968 Main St. MI3-?693 t AJif. to S:S0 PJHC^niiird. • A il. t o 9 PJS. L^^j^EPOTSpUAM —TEl^^ •N MAIN STRifT MIT^TOtO: ■1. ■...... 'YA;.

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liberty and protect their country Prouty had the backing of Flan­ R E -o p | :N m o lemi of racial IntegraUoh of the Primaries in 10 States ders. Rybezyk Submits i®ann|ip0tpr nation's public schools Is not lim* from the fate of being nothing but MasoaChuiMtta —^ Ben, John F. Nucm Food Sale Ited to the South. This fact was prlie for.those colonels most Kennedy and Oov. Foeter-Fnreolo Seminar Rei^ume Chfstir t-Fischer Weddi Sopnitu) ^Pralii brought home again dramatically adept- At Intrigue. tsfon Democratic' renomlnation Sc^^uled Nova 13 without contest. Republicans tap­ A resume of notes obtained .at a AcMnlioM u .e on Monday when two groups of ;Tha Rav. CUftord O. Simpaon m Bluell Street Democrats Record ped Btate House Speaker Charles special aummer couroe on city and The Manchaater " ' Ragiitered Negro parents In New York cuy gPECIAUZINO IN Mancheeter Uonn- Gibbons to be subsUtule candidate regional planning he attended’ at oflieiated-at. ih« wadding Saturday Nunfea Ashn. voted last night to ' THOMAS F Fk ROUJWJN kept their 21 children home rather for governor In place of Atty. den. ACCORMOIMiUlTiM WALTER R FERCtlflON A ThouKhi for Today the Mossachtlaetts Institute of tX i P-m-. of h i m Rarbara AUce bold a fooif sale on Npv. IS at one George Flngdld, who died 10 days 3 0 % O F T Publiehera than permit them to return to the Technology has been sent to tlie tRUMPET of the local storeq. M rs Marion Founded October t. teel , RffoaeorMl by the Maochoata* ago. ' Flocher, daughter of Mr. and M n. four virtually all-Negro schools lo Gains Board of Directors, the Town PRIVATE LESSONS Norman. 2ft OUa SL. 'wlU be m CouDirU of UbarrtMa New Hampshire — Wesley Pow­ John Flocher, 21 Flower St, and; Publlebed Everv Evenina...... „ Except Plsnhtng Commission tha Zoning charge of dimationa. , which they w ef* assigned. ell finished ahead in a 5-man race BEGINNERS ndaya- and Holiday. Entered Enl at tbt Board of Appeals and Qenerm JUDVANOED Gilbert Thomoa W right oon of Plans wfre also discussed Tur- >.t Ofltce at Manche.ter Conn aa Nor do we have to look as far Uee Your Inherltonc* for the G O P gubernatorial nom­ Manager Rtehardllchard MiMarrin by Town Helen Wright, 49 Ferkina St,,^ tha Annual ChrisinuU .party at ON ALL METAL com) Clat- Matl Matter (ContlQimd from Pago One) berths and 7 govemorehlpa com­ PROFESSIONAL- as New York to find a segregated ination, but a recount appeared a Planning Engineer Edwsrd J. and' tha' late John W right The the Knights of Columbus hom* on A former President of the United pleted the 1958 primary electione 91 Union S L —M l S-B7M subscription r a te s school .In the North. Right across watkm s win be pitted against certainty In view of Poweil’a hnlr- Rybezyk. Dec. 8. Notices of th» menu wiU Payable tn t(S*anca States, Harry 8. Truman, ohee except for Geor^a and Rhole Is­ epUtting' 637-vote margin, over Our 82nd Year In Majoelnster FENCE FABRICS HOW! the Connecticut River, In Hartford, Democrat Frank E, Moss and for- The oemlnar presented- a review be sent to mebibers St a later Sn* Vear' said: "Am ong our -cherished free land. former Oov. Hugh Oreggi The i)i^ Months ... Georgia comes up to ^y i hold­ of the administration and technical date. , 3 90 there arc schools that are practl- doms none has contributed more tpjm er Gov. J. Bracken Lee, running other three^ capdidates lagged far aspects of city and regional plan­ Bkich member preeented a abort Threfr Months . 1 ;«j ing a Democratic primary . for 'Bdglin was eokilat WhlU'-gladioll, Ot»<* Month ... ciOly all Negro. Tfte basic prob­ Proxmlre, behind. Off the Democratic side, ning. 30 our happiness as a nation than, aa an Independent, governor and 10 Houae seats, pdmpona and Gondelabts 'were resume ot^wr own achool of nurs­ WerRly ...... Bernard Boutin outdistanced John Rybezyk paid.the tuition for .the SlngU Copy .. 116 lem In New York and Hartford freedom of conscience, the unchal-j ^^ho was named to GOP Sen. •Rhode Island has a split deal pri­ enurch decoration* ing, stjoWing a Sample of her Shaw In ^ 'e governor's primary.' course which ran from July 21 to and olher Northern cities where lenged liberty of every man in Joseph R McCarthy's seat in a mary— the Democrats holding Bock>To«Sch^ Presented in 'marriage by her a^o o l’a cap, for the benefit ot the MbiMUbH Ut Colorado Oov. SteVe McNlch- Aug. 1 Sessions were held each rwiia AK goUallng. data came from 938 cities of more PURNELL tatorship reached proportions of than. lO.QQQ pqpiilatlon. Under the most advantageous Funeral Service violence over Ihe weekend, 'nicy te iA A N tr conditions, getting Red Clilns to saw lhal freedom threatened, went Urmond J. tVesl. Director inspired by early America.** PRESIDEN’TIAL MEMOIR.B renounce the use of force In the Fremont, Ohio I® — President Just In Time For slightly insd, and swarmed out In­ 142 East Center Nt. Formosa Strait would be InordI Mitchell 9-TIOA Elsenhower has expressed his ap­ in the streets In a senseless, preciation for being remembered nately dlfflc.dt, Tlie Quemoy- vengeful csnipalgn that left some enhanced by modern ingenuity by the second grade at Lutz School Foil Lawn and Matsii group of Islands He only a The 54-inch Delcaration bench uses NEAR PURNELL 12 Veiirsuelans dead snd dnr.ena here. CLEANERS few miles off the coast of the the Catkin motif for back spindles. Mrs. Ann Hull's 32 second grad­ wounded. Manr.heeter’a Oldeet Use itjn any room, $119. PARKING LOT Garden Heeds mainland and have long been an with Finest Faollltles ers received a note from Anne Tlie threat Ihe sei-oiid In Icon Irritant In Red China's said Oll-Ntrerl Parking Whitman, the President’s personal than two months was In the fonii secretary, after they compiled a SHtRT LAUNDRY To gain agreement to s mutual F.stnhllshrd Iin4 Cross Country nf sn sllempled coup against the Declaration by Drexel brings you design as honesi as scrapbook from clippings of maga­ rcnunrlallon of fone, some con­ zine and newspaper articles about govenuiienl of provIslonSjl I’resI colonial homespuns; in furniture as smart as contemporary homes; fpr it is one cessions would hnie to hr made the President and his family. It dent Wolfgang Larrar.ahnh Heheli, In the Declaration bedroom pic­ LAUNDERMAT LAW N FOOD But what concessions could w » In­ of the finest expressions of straightforward contemporary designing was sent to the President with a led hy two si'ii'iy officers who had tured to ieff^ above: 5?-inch doub’e letter from the class. duce the Ne'lonnllats to make'’ blended with accents of early American origin. lieen Involved 111 the July 2.1 up- dresser base with drawers, Chlang KnI-shek s Inleresl Is In Declaration's selection is as wide as America's boundaries . . and iisiiy;. siicceodeil In cnplurlng the $125. Hang the mirrol; vertically, regular 2.91 ■ gelling hsc'U onto the mnlnhiud. ilrfi'iiac iiitiiistry. surrounding the prices are reasonable. It brings hew freedom from as shown, or liorizontaMy; 40*4 -t H 50 Iba. not In iiuiliing i nnc cssuuis IhnI OLDSMOBILE — GOLIATH I‘i cslilciil inl paln^T and taking look-alike room settings. Tester beds . . "12' -J inche.s, $43. The 34^inch chest Give* your lawn a rich green color and helps would only make lhal clrCam eicii im er the enpitaraa main radio and stands 45 inche.s high, ha.s six draw- • develop strong root systems for lasting beau­ mfire hnpns.sihle I hail II ,l.s now Catkin chairs . . more than a score of wonderful pieces ty. Moisture holding humus guards against Iclci Islon stalinna.' ers, Full .size bookcase hcad- DO YOU And If lilts were not enniigh we for living, dining and bedrooms. dry weather caking. The gnveriiiiirnl. however with boai’d h'’cl $99. Bedside tkble (to - slancl virtiiahy alone in the woi kl Pamper yourself with Declaration's clever functional touches the \nsl malorlly ol the armed LIKE BLUE? In nnr chaiiiplonaliip of chiniig order), $43. \ foiccii' officeia reiiinlnlng loyal. such as magnetic door thatches and cupboard lights. Here are 5 BLUE Cross Country Kal-shck In the ciiriciil dispute WH.s able to icgnln coiilrol quhllly Delight to the charm of porcelain drawer pulls and milk glass shelves! CARS that are * Nil douhl. ua Dnllca said, all <>l our i Hill the people, believing llial the j OUTSTANDING! alllca and even most, If not all, of See mirrors that pop out at the'bandiest places iri high PLANT FOOD iiilhtiiry poll!T. aoiiie of y horn had Reg. 2.89 the sn-cnllcd umoiiiiiiittcd nations chests and low. The deep brown richness of oiled walnut r$ sweetened ’57 PLYM. $1795 A vigorqus food for parllclpaled In the abortive rchel- Sat tht modd opartmants Belvedere Club Se- of file world would welcome a le- by subtle rosewood inlays. gras*, plants snd trees. hoM, weie aUll In revolt,'' attacked wa've dacoroted at Graan diD). Radio, heater, nunrlntlnii of the use of'force Hut All - chemical mixture the iiilliinry police headqiiarteia. Don't let another day go by without visiting our big new PpwerFllte, white- our slllea have made It perfectly Manor Gordon AportmantSi wa 11 tires, 2-tone gel* you faster results. IlefiiSIng to heed Ihe pfcaa of re- collection of Declaration. See it tomorrow! S 50 lbs. clear lhal. If war comes between Wast Middia Tumpika blue. W * can fi-' apecled government leadera who Drying cloth#! ua and Hcd China over the off- nance up |o 21150 on appealed for cahnneaa or to believe this car. short Islanda, they want no part if #asy today... that the revolt had been quelled, ’56 FORD $1695 3 GARMENTS GARDEN SHOP of It. they attempted to storm the head- Fairlane Gonvertible, Iconornicol Sood Tliere Is no point In Inilles' com­ SPECIAL < quartera with gunfire and home­ Radio, heater, Ford- paring., the sItiiAtlon In the Foi'r omatlc, power steer­ and Fortilixor made bombs. The military police J mosk Strait lo the crisis we faced ing. whitewall tires. BEAUTIFULLY URY CLEANEU Inside flred hack, and the deatha In the Berlin Blockade and Korea New top. 2-tone Gordon Sproodor the only onea connected wdlh .the blue. We can flnance The moral and mllltarv Inipllra- coup reeulted u p ^ j n O O on this tlons of those i rises were clear Tile fanalRcUmi, revealed by this car. Rtg. ^ The sanie cannol he aald~nf the FOR THE attack can unly_ he understood tn- •54 BUICR $1195 7.95 dlapulc over the off-ahnre Islanda. 48's-inch Declaration buffet. $135.. Ihi' light of the 10 ycara of hrulal 1 Roadmastet Riviera But th erejs one almilarltv. And The 38' .I-inch open lop io-^hown Hardtop. Radio, diclatoralilp. Under- PrcHldcnl Mar- PRICE OF Crosi Cpvntry quality ohd low that Is lhal the peace of the wiicld .set off-center on buff?tTb75. 42:x heater, Dynaflow, coa Percr .llnienet, whlyli the peo- price combine to give you new la at stake In the Foriiin.sa Strait 26-inch dropleaf table extends to power stecid^. pow­ |dc of Voner.uela eniUired, and er brakes, whitewall dispute. Since It is, tlie whole gardening ease. Perfect for Robin Hood Pork which they flnallv overthrew last 84 inches, $ll^"Arm chairs with . Urea. 3-tone blue and world, through the United Nnllohs, white. W e can R- all types of seed and fertl- MJxturo Lawn Sood . .Irtiiuary. 'I’he Venezuelans pio- rosewood inlays, $45; side chaii’Si should be given an oiiportuiiily -In so’s horn# hooting naneb up to.|800 on tzar. Finger-tip control fag- clalmed their frcodoiii In Hint re­ $33. ! pound SOLSS* attempt lo work out a .sohillon. to this car. - Reg. 2A9 ...... I . P * " * volt. and they restated Iheir doter- our way I slates spread. Made type ogi- Umit at least atlempl to find souic I Ceetolei r y srsH,'ser«nMM omuM ’54 PONT. $1095 talpri Buy today and save* 500 Lbe. Per Custonwr iiiiiuilioii to iiiitininm it in Uieli •oS Owtdi While Ctover. ftont ee«l .m eans by which Ihe ii.se ot fnne You get prcniiuni quality S t a i^ ie f. CO n V e r U sitack on Ihe iiihinn' police head- Ible.. RadiOii h*a,ter,< could be reuoiiMccd Mohjlhcal wlt^h HT-9H , . . the ipiiitci.s .Sunday Hydramgtie, I whlUt- There undouhicdly would IlicS^ll- most completely effective fuel In this iloleiit icaliilriiu'.iil can wall tires, new .bi^. flcultlos In getlmp the dispute oil additive in use lodty. And Blue. W e can flnance 5 SHIRTS Fabulous Buy! VDlocipcde with Tubular MetaL Frarne he m id sonic 'iirlhei .cxplannlion transferred to the United Nalloii.s you get premium sen ice. Au­ up to |5M on this Since Red China Is not a inruiber of the in.siiltmg and hrnlnl iiian- tomatic deliveries . . . a hal- car. 8 INCH 10 INCH 12lN^H^ nei they received Vue President and the Naltonahst Chinese « opkj anced payment plan snd many ’6.3 DODGE $595 other extrgi designed tn make LAUNDEKEP prefer lo lisvc the ismic Nettled Nixon on his lour of Carscss last Meodowbronk 2-dr. home heating renllg tnsg. outside thn't 'body But this. If M ry. a'he haired of Hi* old regUu.?. Radio, homter, otond- a r d tiiuismlsaioa. would Hccm, wuuld he the way for 11)^ could stliii'iihite such violence wius ul a lever pilch nieii, anil the Blue and ivoiy. We. and FINISHED thi United Slates to demonNlrnle can "finance ■ ufi (b Its world leadership by hringliig Vice pre.'iideul was tilentiflod In thin $300 oil this car, the dispute to the United Nations public iiiuiil with a ttiiiled States “- s r " and helping to work for Us solu ­ lailljcy rcgimliug Perez Jliiicncs M4^CHE$TER tion there, not by standing, alone that had provided a basis for ex­ MOTOR SA U S and fiiendleas. In defense of a tremists' charges that this country ' "JMIbig and MORIARH Servtebu.Now bandful of uaeless Islands. had been a supporter of | the dic­ tator. OldomeMW Fer ^ Over p Yeare* 1 And In Sunday's violent restate­ RROTHERS It’» Our Problem, Too n t W E S T ment, loo, can be read, very plain­ CENTER 8TR1XT From, time to time, we in the ly, til* fact^ that the people of _ Ml 3-5135 _ M l 2 - U lI Koith v e mad^e ' uncomfortably Venezuela are their oyvn masters OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS CLOSED MONDAYS OfEJf EVENINGB . awora of Uia fact that the prob- now, and ere ready to defend their J4I -314 Cm M f St. OL08MOBIUB -J'tioUikTtf — ■if* I • I I _ I I ' I nil II,Hi l-ifT- ■ ■-i. \ '1^ V-::,' . jtx .' i ;-'i; S

. ■■ ' ■ ■ ■ ■' ' . w > ■ ■ • ^ ■■■ BVENmc HERALD. MANCHlESTER. CX)NN. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10.196S PAGB TBM kAtIm MANCHEStlOt EVENING'HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,"l9U PAGEEUEVEN Shsrwood StrtoUand, Master, in ed lDr.,Det. If. TMs year ths pr«J- Hebron the ehalr. Ttvqpty-four menilieni ect la' the rattliig of. 120,000 The ram Hits Report Bezzini’Bea^uDire Sale TedforiBeyer Wedding were present and Ihrse 'visitors toward a penrion fund for pastors- i t s helped swell the attendince. All In the United Church of Christ'In Chases Back enJoyeiKa ‘movie” ahown by Mias Japiih. ' 7 ^oct&f Siiyi liT^W jSle^ Cam pai^ Chiei^'Aide • KihanusI • Latktraii < Church was Olive'Warner, based on her trip, , ^.-Congregational churchti are 4- tha icens M the wadding Saturday to IBurope. ■o. being asked if they tdesire to To Eliminate Tolls > ,j~.in.S— I I ,1 ■ ■ ■ , a t 2;*39 p.m. of Miss Dorik'Bnsa From Britaiii Pennlts lesued “ ■ contribute to s gift for ‘the Rev. Good Momory a t Tlmoo Oaa Bo PsrM t’a Boat Cfranoelor Former director ' Walter iKa^fout plane of hU write-in Wd. Thla The question as to whether the Quite a number of building per­ Carl Hansen, who Is leaving for' Adams Qmt Sherman Adams eongrassto; B^stni Broe. Furniture Co. ■will Beyer, daughter of Erwin Beyer; mits have .been iisued bjt Zoning Minnesota. The complete gift will honey, defcateo in yesterday’s ^tneeung might determine the can- vastigstion. F^ssaor aAd Mrs. Bugens P. • tb^tliniM l from Pkf* O"*) for Stale Senator from ths Fourth diditta. he will aek hte followere jo buy the E. Center“ t. buildint for­ 133 E. Center S t, and the late Mrs. A ^ t Donald G. Heath. WlUiam be given him SejH. 16 at a luncheon By EDWIN P, JORDAN. M.D. Democratic primal', said today Maine Senators Fredei^k O. merly occupied by Beeupre Motors -Beyer, and Thomas Andrew Ted- C h ^ are spaptUng- two weeks at District. Written lor NEA Service ■Cratch'lit. the election^ Mahoney (fJofrttMMd from Psgp Om ) and Carolyn Liebler are given a at Cengregattoattonsi House. Such a RepubllcRn'Snominees that they he will once again be a write-in Payne, defeated for re-«ecUon, will probably be settled iat an In­ ford Jr.; eon of Mr. and Mri.- their aummer residence, "Shadows- permit for a milking parlor oYi gift shoul(Fbe^be sent to Keith M. When It comes to rtiglng their •aid. had acknowledged. rSc^vlng' fa­ Thomas Andrew Tedforo,-8r., 73 favor aboliUofr'^f brWlge tolla in •SIE, TOO’ ROLB AHSAITKD candidate In town elections Oct. 6. Long at odds with his party, Ma­ causa OOP eshdidstas regard him formal meeting tonight mark," having JUat returned from their,; farm ; George Dunn, a house Jones at Con;Congregational House. the Greater H arttod area meana Hartford, Sept, 10 (d'l — "Th* children a great many; parents vors from textile tycoon OoTdflnh. Pearl St. Hartford. appear to have forgotten what It Mahoney said ha "will fight the honey hai been credited with •s • major pollticiial liabiUty. Attorneys for the prospecUv# a suminer trip to Bhirope, on Bolton Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. that the GOP leadctaJi^ haa "re- Governor’s sudden awakening to blocking Democratic control of the buyer Slid seller are acheduled' to The Rev.. C. Heniy- Anderson Aarcn Reid, house on Amston Rd.; V the problyp'of the oppressive and was like when they were growing Democratic Town Oommlttee all Tho eontroversy over Adams 2 : While In England, Prof, chase paid riaed ita thmhinK. aboOKan over- the way" In his bid for a seat on Board of Directors In 1096, meet at 7 o’clock with the mem­ performed the double ring cere­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert . (?arlUle, MaMoli*ster E v.s a I n g Herald aJI highw'ay program aa >cell aa unfair tolls-on tbs' Hartford-area up themselves. flared laet June when Houee com- mony before an altar decorated a visit to his old college. Magdelen, I -readily admit that it Is Im- the Board of Dlrectori. He had 655 write-in votes. thst oirs of the Zoning Boa^ of Ap- house bn Old Colchester' Rd.; Hebron corrMpeadent Miss Susan the neceasity for bridge tolla. bridges seems just a bit • late," year, and Democrats believe that if nilttee InveiUgatopi bright out peale In an attempt to I get tho ' with white gladoU and pompone. Oxford, and took part l,n Its 500th Celestino Augusto, bouiM on Bol­ Pendleton, telephone ACedeiwi Stephen -L Sweeney, Republican posalble lor any parent to be all- The former director, who waa O b i^ a ry O. Albert Pearson played the tra­ anniversary celebration. He oc­ "I aee thia." he aaid, "aa defeated aa a write-in candidate Mahoney had not run, Democratic that the wlfy, white-haired preel board to reconsider Its decision ton M.'i Leonard German, houee 8-S4S4. Inching away from Republican op- " iminee' for lieutenant governor, wise all the time In the raising candidate Phillip Harrison v-ould made Monday night regarding s ditional bridal marches and ac- cupies the chair of government of children. Furthermore, mothers In 10r<«. -laid he was elated Over . , - « ..n n dential' aide had acoepUd coiU y on Hope 'Valley Rd.; Thoimaa and poaltion to a comprehenalve high­ aauKJn a statement, today at Re- variance for the building. -companied the sqloUtt. MUs Elean­ antf la* at Lafajrette College, Elaine McHugh, hoiuTe o n ; Slo­ way ayatem auch aa I have long publiam State Headquarters In and fathers have a great many „„.»«™ .y,.„,d.c. glfta and favora from Qoidfine at Mrs. ^eoeUa CeoeUa Meyers or Johnson, who- sang “ Because,” Easton. Pa. problems In addition to simply at­ At that meeting, the board Ohertl. Grenp te Meet cum Rd.; Joseph Jajbert, house advocated and which the Republi­ Hdtcl BofK, a time when the Boeton Iqnustrial- l(ri. Cetfella Berger Meyers, 81, granted the Bezzinl Brothers "O Perfect Love" and the Lord’s at Amston Lake; Robert Fuller, can leaderahip haa . rejected rer ” h 1s effort’-tp 'me too’ the sug­ tending to their children’s wants ist was in trouble befoi govern^ of 33 Chesterfield Rd., -Wethers­ Prayer. , The comftilttee of the Hebron snd needs. In fsci, csterlng too ally Co. a 2-year variance which choral ^ l e t y will meet at the house on Bolton Rd.; Alfred Heim, Uft ov«r summer bills peatedly in the ,paal." gestion made Fred Zeller la backinK, he Mahoney’* defeat in 1966 waa hit ment regulatory agenci field,'xmow of George W. Mey*,^ would allov^ them to sell fumituro Presertted. In marriage by her feeding Fern, North St., Gilead: R.LWANDELL Ribicoff contended that the lime clear evidence of Rtlitcoff’s failure much can perhaps be as harmful voles of the first Since 1050, when minority rep- Coat, Rug. Hotel died ^ndsy night at ■ cenvales father, the bride was attended by M of Air. and Mrs. John Sibun, Bock te Kheel •xponto to the rhllrtren as It is to the par­ dore Powell, the successful ^ m o - reggnlatlon.went Into effect, " ■ e Beaupre building. The furni­ ,Sej>L 12, at 3 p.m., to discuss the Waiter and Berpice Fr^hette, la long paat when Connecticufa to assume the leaderlMp inherent Figuring a^ng the fts and cent“ Dine. She was the mother of ture'dtmipany, however, sought a Miss jlormh^ LeClaire as maid of cottage at Amston Lake, Building highway needa "can be met on a in hia high office. ents. crallc director candidate with the ^hOwlng waa itrong- favora were a ylcuna at, —an ■Victor I. Meyers, 9 Hendee Rd. honor, and by Miss Janet Mazta- possibility of preientlng a play In Extra foil •xpantn permanentrirgriance. the fall. I t iq hoped that a produc­ Church Classes to Resume piece-meal baaia or approached "In his campaign, Oo>aruor Nevertheless, parents should lowest number of votes Powell ontrict 4, where he had 220 orlehtal rug and paymentW about She was bom In Plttsburjgh, Pa., Atty. Willlsih A..- Rablnowitz of iupd of Waterbury and Miss Alison Hem* repair* from the narrow atandpolnl of Ribicoff seems to be forgetting Hie never forget that growing rhll- had 722, and Mahoney. 694. votes. District 4 has now been split 62,000 worth of hotel ollle for Feb. 4, 1877. 'Ballantyne of Hamden, sorority tion’of “ The Ghost Train” can be The' Congregational Sunday Contractor Hartford will repfeiwnt the Eez- staged at Hallo'^een. school Will be resumed Sept. ,21. for ell ”yeur needt, whatever the reason — or purely local intereata." * tact that he hss been the Chie'r r|ren have emotional as well ss . Mahoney yesterday received 16 ,jp districts,-4 gnd 5, and Adams and hia family. She leaves two other sons, zlnls at the jneetlng tunlght while sisters of’ the bride. The governor atalcd that the Executive of the atate for the past phyjjical needs and that many I more voles than he did In the 1066 Mahoney collected a total of O.!! Adams acknowledged accepting James Glenney was best man Road Work Co'ntinues The Religjaus Education C3omniit- R«^idtntlal*Commtrelol •easen — aee ybur friendly OK leant manofer. George E. Meyers of ' Massachu­ Atty. John R. Mrosck ie to appear tee of the “ olland Assn, snnouncea decision of the 195S General As- four .vests. He reassumes the pnacs probteiiia of growing up are by I primary, which he also entered— votes from the two of them yester- gifts and favors but testified he setts and R a I p h E. Meyers nf for Beaupre Realty Co; and William .Fortin and AHr/ Coe I The torn up road st . Hebron Alt«rations*RRmod«ltng •erobly to deal with Harlford'a he held aa a candidate in 10!H. no meafla easy. Furthermore, the and lost—without committee en- day. never exgrted any influence in served as ushers. GrJen continues to occupy lo'caj at- a leadership trsinlng school, with Simsbury; - two. daughters, < Mps. Yesterday Rablnowltx wrote the theme, "Interpreting Our PREFERRED FINANCE CO., In c . bridge ailuaticn aa a local rather Once again, he has trotted out the rhlld’a needa-;; a nil Hie manage­ ; dorsemenl. In 1066. he came with- Vote Breakdown ting In touch with federal a Edna M. Schurmann of Hartford ZBA Chairman William Stuek tell- The bride’s gown of white taf­ tentton. A large maple tree on the “Businew Built On than a itatewide problem ignored aame promisea and high-ibunding ment ncceasar.V- keep changing as in 144 votes nf the Democratic Other Mahoney votes yesterday, in connection with Qoldflnd feta, trimmed with- lace and satin, west edrner was cut down a few Faith." Thla will be held at the Cuatamcr Satisfactfon” 98.f Main Street, Manchester—Phone Mitchell 3-4168 and Mrs. Schurmann of Hartford ihg him that his client could not BbHon Congregational Church, the recommendationa made that phrases; the aame criticisms and the youngster gets older. nominee with the least number of hy district, were 144 from District ness trouble. Adams said Ijd made ersfield with whom she made -her accept the decision of the board in terminated in a full clrctili^traln. days ago, and in its fall broke off Full Insurance Coverage lame year by the Highway Fifiahce the same dreams. | The physical health, of most votes. 1; 11.1 from district 2; and 20.1 only routine Inquiries. ' home; seven rrandchlldren and 11 view of the fact that It is contrary Her fingertip veil of Imported il­ the flag pole st Soldiers' Park. The from S to 5 p.m.. on the following A loan of $100.00 costa $20.60 when promptly repaid Adviaorv Committee headed by ' "As s candtdats, his campaign | children Is loilav problthjy heller .Mahoney said today he has the from district 3. After Adanrfs testified before the great-grandchildren. to the variation requested. lusion fell from s cap of ^ a rl- corner has been >ounded off to aid Sundays: Sept. 14 and 28, and Tel. MI 4-0450' in 12 consecutive monthly installments of $10.05 each. Wilde. malerlsl rang true. However, slier thsn ever before, thanks to ini- support of a number of "leaders" In 10.'>6, he had LIO. l.M. and 120 House committee, Eiseijliower said Funeral services will be held Investment Large trlmmed Chantilly lace, She car­ traffle. Oct. 12 and 29. The leader will be After 5:00 P.M. IState Queation four years In office, he should be miinUallon against many of-the Democrats,, Republicans, and In- from the same districts, respec- Adams had been imprudent in re­ tomorrow at 1:30 p.m; at the James He reminded that purchase of ried a floral, ring of atephdnotis Otfe of the more preSting prob- Mias Helen Kqbhyer. All church LOANS PROM $25 to $600 "Tina i.aaiie can be intelligently using new materlsl. The admin­ contagloiia dlaeaaea. improvM clependenls- - who will bsek him In lively. lations with Goldflne but that he T. Pratt Co. Chapel, Hartford.'xdth the building depended upon a per­ and white orchids. . | lutiis ia the approach to the First achool teachers atid, friends are 82 BALDWIN ROAD approached only when we face up istrative leadership he' failed to de­ his campaign. Mahoney said his campaign. In- regarded his aide , as a man of C<“ gregattonal Church. It Is now welcome. MANCHESTER. CONN. knowledge of diet and general burial in the Village Cemetery, manent variance being granted The maid of hoimr and brides-; tmposs^e to get to the church ex­ to the larger tpieatlona that con­ liver aa Governor la hardly good health meaatires N ry L M S V I . I ) and safely to their destinations?" problem of parents Is to rerog- Crisis ill Talk Tomorrow Second Congregational Church of­ The Beaupre building is located The regular meeting of Hebron tal field. In crying for economy Adams is on a Canadian Ashing In a Residence A Zone and in When the couple left by plane Week parade to be held In HarUord Mth ANNIVERSARY $ 6 1 1 He concluded by telling the cuts In the final year of his term, Rlze certain facts when they have ficiating. for Florida, the bride whs wearing Grange took place Tuesday at Democratic nominees for the Legis­ trip.” granting the 2-year variance, rpth- Oct, 4 at 9:30 a.m. were alsoXdls- ‘ F he showed the extravagant weak­ s new-horn child (rontiniied from Page One) Hsgerty said he thought Adams B uri^ waa in Rose Hill Memorial a dar^ plaid suit, matching acces­ BOY SCOVT Gilead Community Hall, with lature. "These are the questions Theae facia are well known and Park. er than a permanent one the zon­ sories and white orchid corsage. cuased. It vriui announced that ^ s jrou should ask yolir opponents to nesses of hli first three yesrs. left on the trip last weekend and ing board members said they were trict scouts will lead the. parai "Fred Zeller’s experience as fairly aimple: The child, even at apeech yesterday and then worked News Tidbits may be away another two weeks There were no bearers. They w'ill be at home to thfir answer In the iampnign weeke that the beginning, needs affection and attempting to protect the rest of friends at 8 Ridge Circle, Jensen ^oles and News which will be climaxed at the OoW 11s ahead. For these are the ques­ comptroller for M years has for more than an hour on It thla or so, the neighborhood. erhor’srni stand where bta Excellency aeeurlly, whleh enn be stipplled Culled from AP Wires . Asked whether Adams had com- Rolling Home, Man.sfleld. I O W '.Hit tions .you will have to answer as equipped him with the knowledge only hv the rare and Inve nf the morning, extensively revising the Granting the variance asked for will present fire prevention merit and iinderatandlng of state prob­ earlier draft. .mutilcated with the President at The bride was graduated from Manchester wiU be the scene of badges to several district scouts. Isgislators In the in.10 General As­ parents Newport In any way yesterdag or Household Hints by the Bezzinis might establish a the University of Connecticut, Col­ a Scoutorama to be held at the lit Elastic Stickiits sembly." lems needed for leadership. He The President has been consult­ precedent which could lead to fur­ Bruce McAIroy, district Bcout ex­ naMwals •» tm Nb*au PAsmsm * would lake ths Initiative on pro­ Oflen there Is a Utile Jenloiisy ing by telephone with Secretary of Soviet Union clalme discovery of today, Bagerty replied: lege of Home Economics, and was Annory In DeoVmber according to Among the nominees attending nn the pnrl nf older ehildren. hut ther infiltration of business there, a member of Alpha Delta Pi ecutive, presented instructions on sualiiy «*sd«i, I.S *.•- the luncheon were Atty. Irving grams for Improving stale admin­ ■State Dulles, who Is In Washing­ largest chunk nf plerxiquartr. In the "The answer Is no." plans announced last night at a health and safety regulations dur­ *rlM tliMic iMddiMS this need not he srriqus If the Hagerty made the same answer Canned shrimp comes deveined they felt. In addition, the board Sorority. The bridegroom served meeting of the Blackledge District Aronson and Ally. David Barry, istration and Its services In the ton. regarding Ihe speech. world . , . Joseph E. Wood of In tiny, small, medium, large. was concerned that a traffic prob­ three year.s in th* U..S. Arm.v. He ing scouting trips outside the coun­ >vi4< ini. cMifen' same manner as he hss on the latler are assured thsi the new- Elsenhower met today with two when asked whether any members activitie.. committee. cil area. It was also announced that ipsen — II 1 atw candidates for State Representa­ romer has not replaced them In Brattleboro, Vt., held without bail Jumbo and collosal sixes. Use the lem might urise because of tha . is attending the Engineering Col­ tive from Manchester, and Fred matter of the tolls on Hartford's national security aides. He also of the While House staff had been THe "spectacular" will feature district scouts will participate In I lew p ik t r®. »■ ilerf, the affertlon of the parents. after pleading guilty to ateallnc in touch with Adams. shrimp variety that best suits your building’s location on a hsavily lege of lb's University of Connecti­ demonstrations in all phases jf 'J Doucy of South Windsor, candidate bridges” may get In some work on a reply recipe. the distribution of Civil Defense As s rhild grows older Its In­ to .Soviet Premier Nikita Khniah- 15,866 worth of ahoea. The Laconia (Titlxen story said traveled street. ' cut. scouting. Live shows every hour pamphlets in conjunctioi with the WELTON DRUG CO. terests extend more and more he- Mrs. AvU Brocliway, 50, dented Its Information came "from a While the matter was under dis­ on the hour will highlight the 'af­ chev's message on the Far East permisalon to enroll In Nantucket, When a recipe suggests that you National Good Turn program 901 M ain^treiet—Ml 8-SSSl HOUND-UP TIME vond the confines nf the fsmlly Washington officeholder, quite cussion Monday, several of tha rrlsis. use "mixed greens” In a salad you ternoon and evening event which scheduled for Oct. 11. snd hntfie Problems of school, of The President arranged to meet Maos. High School . . . Stamford friendly to Gov. Adams" who asked board members- indicated, how­ Eisenhower Asks will be staged by the more than pisy. relationship to other chil­ police charge two men with parti­ that his Identity not be disclosed. may choose among Boston lettuce, ever, that they were in sympathy ;ers Hits Ribicoff end study confidential reports icebem lettuce, wster cress, 1.800 scouts representing 56 units dren. snd with grownups come wllh Gordon Gray, hia special aa- cipating In, armed holdup of euper- In Washington. Republican of­ with the Bezzinl request for a in the district. Entertainment will with greater frequency. market . . . Hartford Mayor Kln- escarme. endive, chicory, corn permanent variance In view of tha Work Force Cut aiatanl on aeciirity matters, and ficials reachable immediately said salad and romaine. include music, Ipdlan wsr dancing, I SIGNATURE* I Do you remember your own Brig. Gen, Andrew .1, Ooodpaster, sella disoloses city is going to t h e y had heard nothing of an amount of money to be Inv’ested in a skin diving exhibition, and gn WARDS On Bridge Toll Stand flrat danee with Us failure nr Irl- crack down on dellnqneht taxpay­ Adams resignation. They did not. the property. Washington, Sept. 10 (A^—Urg­ White House llsison man with the Teaspoons (for a hot or cold ing a Spartan economy, President Archery match. imiph? Little things msy he so Defense Deparlmcnl. ers who are rharglng excessive however, foreclose the possibility The fact that they were not According to committee chair­ Imnnrtsnl rents . . . that it might be forthcoming In beverage) thniild rtot be placed on against the type of business which Elsenhower is asking for g cut of A verbal blast at Gov. Rlhlcoff’a Gray and Goodpasler were fly­ the table as part' of the place set­ at least. 2 per cent this year in man Walt Parker of Glastonbury, Most difficult perhaps for par­ ing in from Washington for the Dr, Francis Braceland, Hartford the near future. ting; they should accompany tea proposed to use the building was the event will be the biggest ex­ gas rongos with matchloss ovan stand on the "toll bridge qiiea- ents. Is In recognise that their Reached by telephone at Leb­ shown that in granting the 2-year the number of federa' employs. seesion. They were bringing latest Inatilule of Living psychiatrlst-in- or coffee cups or glasses. Elsenhower’s call for the payroll hibition of scoutcraft ever, a t­ Uon," waa fired by Willard B. Police Arrests ehildren are growing older, even reports on the dangerous situa- chlef. aelerted for promotion from anon, N. H., Sen. Norris Cotton variance it was on the grounds tempted in the area and will afford Rogers In a speech before the Ro­ though this occurs st sn Irregular (R-NH) said he had not heard that it waa the beat use of tha Mductlon was contained in a let­ Hon In the P'ormoaa strait, aa well captain to temporary rank of rear Recipe gifts; When you’re writ­ ter sent out yesterday by Budget an opportunity for the public to tary Club at the Manchester Coun­ Donald .1. Ingan. 10, of -M rale. aa data on the International pic­ admiral In U.R. Navy Reserve. of an Adams resignation and ing out a recipe for a friend, make i»Fop*rty. view scouting In action. light qutomotically-HilumiRum II would he wise If parenta would be very surprised If one had TTje board had granted variances Director Maurice Stans to the try Club last rughl. Branford HI . was arrested by ture generallj’. George Vile. Norwalk, held crim­ kitchen life easy and list the in­ heads , of qll federal agencies and The following men have been ap­ State Patrolman Gtorge Lawreme each vear dlaeitsaed with ea^li Eleenhovvef started work yesler- inally llnhle by coroner for fatal been submitted. gredients In the order in which to the, two previous occupants of pointed to- the activities commit­ Rogers, who la leading the fight other how rnurh more freedom Political observers In New the Building. depaftments,' against toll taking on the Bulkeley on Oakland SI Monday night and j day nrt the draft of a reply to beating of his common law wife, they are to be used. TTie President .said the cut Is tee and are in charge of arrange­ charged with apetding and disre from parental conlror the child i Khrushchev’s letter demanding Hampshire noted that the resig­ ments for the District Scout­ griddle converts to 5th burner nation report closely followed the NO SIGN OF LONE SAILOR needed to offset a $050 million pay orama; George Bettinger, district BH dfr Au'lhorltv^ l'’/rhs*irmsn"*of f’'" ''’ Tra'ffircbmmisslon Proc eedlng Iqo slow I that the llnited .stalea withdraw Making blueberry Jelly? Pectin increase granted federal employes Bridge Authorlt>. rhairmsn of i rkings. lv will r.-.use resentment, and giv Its 7Hi fleet snd otlier forces from India Siirvoyn Nepal severe Republican defeat In the will need to be added iri order to Ixmdon, Sept. 10 (65—Planes commissioner, c Bruce McAIroy, the board of directors nf ihe First ing Inn much freedom Inn .snnn Maine election Monday. have the berry juice Jell. patrolling off Enijiand’s south­ this year. district scout executive from the National Bank. iirdav Ihe Formosa ares In what might be another econ­ Robert A Norkon, 22. of Ruck- enrnrs olhei- hasaril* Tlinc are In preliminary comment bn that Katmandu, Nepal — The fl|;at It was recalled that President west roast today re|Mrt«d no Charter Oak Council, Bill McGaw, In his speech Rogers Inld Ihe no hnid s-ul f.-i.'il rules". aclenliflc geographic map of Nepal Ei.senhower commented that the Looking over the cook’s shoul­ sign of Capt. Glenn utt,“ qw 11 omy move,' the Pentagon deferred physical arrangements, Harvey Rotarians that Gov lUbicuff wa.s vllle, was arrested yesterdsv as I demand, this country has urged tapping the money voted by Con­ Ihe result of s setei-e scrUlenI Russie to restrain Red (iilna’s ter- is being made by India, at the Main* outcome might result in ex­ der: pancakes were made from days overdue on his Md to aall McGuire and Monte Prett, con­ $ , going to take a new posilion on request of Nepal, a.s a neighborly tra Republican effort In connec­ mixes at the end of the last c6n the .Atlantio alone in a 41-fodt^ gress this year to bull 1 four extra cessions. Charles Baxter, tickets, the toll bridge controversy in Ills Hsiurdsy and eluirged with lAcU /’i’,s/» \ of Hungry rllnrlal expansion sinbiliona In the mis8(le-flrlng atomic subiqarines. lesa driving He waa admitted [Far East. act under the Colombo Plan. In­ tion with^lhe November elections tury when a Teady-pr4parexl com­ ratanuran; The 41-year-old ^ John Dormer, program, Tom apeech today, ’’beenuse he la run­ dian planes are taking part in an In other‘states. In aummarizing planned ship­ Doughty, district committee chair­ to Mancheater Memorial Hospital Madtaon. V\’is Miiskelliinge The Pre.sldenl's formal reply to bination of wheat and-rbrn flour Newfoundlander was last sight­ inches AWAY... ning tor reelectlon aa governor ' Willi multiple cuts and hrulsea aerial survey of this .35,01)0- The .Maine election was tinged first appeared bn the market in, s ed nn Friday about 280 miles off building and conversion projects man. . - But It wasn’t lung ago, RogeH snd northern pike often hit an­ Khrushchev Is expected to be dis­ during the present flscJl year, sec­ lataders Plah^F'ri>grsni Hia court date la Monday glers’ lures out of pugnscloiisness patched to Moscow, by the week’s square-mile Himalayan kingdom. with overtones of the -Goldflne one-pound package. shore. quoted the governor aa aaying re­ retary of the Navy Thomas Gates More than 100 ncout leaders at­ with WrrH TRAM garding the tolls. "If public pulley , - Ralph Klleo, 32. of Walerhiiry, and not hunger.^ atudlea hv Ihe end. HR officials already have said yesterday there would be no tended the Blackledge Mstrict requires a change, suggestions «RS arrested hy State Police nh U’laconslii rnnaervatlon Depnil- made it clear that the Kremlln’a Immmate 'announcement of plans roundtable (held last night at St. should be msrte to the in.'in session Rl 15 Aug. 27 and charged with nienl reveal. Half Ihe flab cnuglit call for wlthdraWal of American I’to build' the four subs. Mary’s cSiurch in Manchester. of the general aaaemblv. failure to drive lo Ihe right Hia hv anglera participating In the forces from the Formosa Strait -• During Senate hearings on the Unit leaders from Bolton. G liu-, Rogers added that it ia only a court dale la Sept 20 studies were found to have full will he rejected under existing ctf- / » matter. Secretary of Defense Mc- toiibury, Marlboro, Andover, i 'no down paym ent few short moniha ago Hial Gov, Ruaaell A;J too! pnblle la planning to eatabUali nine.; GBNBRAL BLBCTRIC Scotts Play Seed msdiwai, lerqo, extra largo. new einhaasiea, and legations Jn Improycnirntit Ncrtlrd Latin-American and Scandinavian . O^EN DAILY TtiW BUILOI^* '2 Isilte hogs 8.30 .55 WhHs only, Cirdit of poatio. ; ►s ■countrtc.s, Appropriations,for thla 10 Istge bsgi. 36.50 8.00 Chicago — A survey sho’vs that purpose have been earmarked in ’i Pushbutton 9 A.M. to 9 P M. .Whitt, block, blue, red, boigt N* thw s '•eal estate developers throughout the Foreign Affairs Mlnlalry's ’ COPE*«.fFOh proofii^ toge b#g . 8.40 , .5 5 ., or pink. . - " 1 the nation mus^ Inatall sanitary inidgel for the nevv fiscal year. SAT. 9 to 7 PM . lewera, water maina. curbs anil 4 frm e urn pinuttm ismuf, ^ SCDTTS SPIWADERS lO ^ S . 2 .0 0 tutlera, and must grade and a'ur- 4- OPEN ALL DAY MOxilAT—CLOSED WED. AT NOON SKIMTUK«ito«8tic4*raMi MiAim MO. em tu 0M'S, m o fm tiaiEST BATTLE AHEAD 1 3 .9 5 ^ - 8 . 0 0 (wyideBf FhI v MrtMBatie! 5*rMM^.. laco Streets in most- of the 700 Omaha, 8ept, Ip (65 — The RANGE TOPS IIS Hr f^tt H American cities that reported hav- .O P WPMO, TPAIIIIP m 'f im AlP, American Negro’s longeal, ViSIT OUR 19.95 Sl3lATIIE8eiNit«r tig eomprehepslve land-subdivision MiPicATio, m m oAnvt (Aft, i tougheat battle will b# for aon>- OiNERAL ElECTRIC with tm i» JutI UghI R once, forget Save up to 32% en fynl regulations, according to the Amer­ p itrim AMP oPMArpify vho, a m •rfregated hotialag, not bit«>>. costs. MimUopoiis-HofMy ican Society for PuhlTo Admlnlatra- for Built-In KITCHEN PLANNING , .first in lawns R {',luiH-in eutosMltic ther- PA m M P .A ssisrm m m c am gratod arhoola threo Negro lead*, mestaLStroigMIbtedMign. . wi^ thenttoidot— hooter 6on. jin the survey only 46 of the era predicted todays The Uirco, DEPARTMENT iltlsSi reporting s^ d they required .gf.fICA 0t MJVMP AA¥A H M O A tL Mb4-8ow pOM aeved oil igees eh‘Bod"o8 automat- — tt. UStfAUy MtPMAl AStftTAATS, 0MV olttcora of the National Urban Intfalid^ion ' F tm sahnsistes idtehea mo«- lo Intprwements by the developer. I-engue, am JiiUun A. Thomaa,' 5-4Rodm ^zn.,.. 104.99 weboeds , Icoly. 5-RmSizeIl£9S wMii /A TAl AHAO PfAMt AttP SlM t director of Induatrinl rotottona, AVAIUkiflN d.1 . 2 : ■■irtMitlna Eaaleat Ternsa. - A Norwegian committee has lA P tH A H A fa PA SMAU SAIM.- . BoglnaM A .. Johnson, dlreetor C O R S E T SHOP aunehsd a-nationwide drivs to eol- ILiSH HARDWARE CO. ot housing nottrltlea, nnd Mnu* MIX «r H IA T C lieO ip ftS M money for International Red ’ rtoe Moaa,-nsnoelnte dlreetor el m 3 -1 5 2 4 m MAIN ST. MANCHmi. Ml MAIN ST.—MI t-M4f CroM roUef work In Algeria. .the NUU nU eJNow York OItjr. t ' j ’ -• J ■t"

. ^------.y ' , • J V /■' ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDATC, SEPTEM BER 10^ 1968 WEDNEISDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1968 P a ^ 13 to 24 > PAGE TW ELVl Two .WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1958 HanrlieBtrr Inettitii IQrralii fafeturers fi)u«t nevter be put at • competitive disadvanUge with In­ Gulf to Battle Mundt Tells Manufacturers dustrie! In othbr states. liii ' REPUBUCANS "An empty factory building doea Ilaabor in Politics HiHl — 4 BOARD OP EDUCATION no one any-good whether It pe In­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS TOWN CLERK REPRESENTATIVES B ^ m e Versed in Politics dustry Itself, the wage, earner or the state as a whole;" he aald. Pittsburgh, Bepl.^10 (jfl.-The Gulf ★ R. BnrnM lioCInlm tt. Ribicoff also- called for a Con­ Oil Corp. has served notice that It Bariwte 441 N«w Haven, Sept. 10 (jW—U.S.<* than do the words Democrats and Republicans," he said servative state spending program, plans to give organized labor a bat­ B B B itT Ben. Karl B.'Mundt (R-SD) apd Until ther,e dlstimtions are ile- am' explained "that meana the tle in the potilieal arena. iMstriet S~ Gov. Ribicoff shared the apeaker'a veloped by election reforms or state doesn't apend more than it In a letter yesterday to the frm ’a takes In." iMetHeriT platform at the Manufacturers As- party realignment, Mundt said, He said his order last .January 161,000 employes, stockholders and btodlet sodaUon of Connecticut meeting "vve seem destined to drift aim­ 170 lessly and ceaaeleasly down the for a gutback In state expenses had dealers. Senior Vice President yesterday anI’ • • • >T'> 2- ~ ~ 6 9 4 722 615 1- 821 747 705 lowing with scores In the 2(lll's or drown." ) » ^ '1081 1058 embezilement by ag4nt. The four from each other In their appronrhi he would hold Ihe line against .any Y G M MON OP HlOHiST QUAUTY . . . LOWEST PRICI i n t a l 1«W a r it Denote! Nominated to public problems and in their al­ ne\ taxes to help keep a sound were .loes Barber Shop, 21(i; I'.n- Gray called on the workers, .women are employe# of King’s titudes toward the size and scope state fiscal policy. plibl Krpiipmonl. 2lfi; The Khnip- shareholders and dealers to ' be­ Discount Department Store. of federal governmcnl "The key to an expandiiu ei on- les, 212; and Woody's Wonuois, come more aclive pai’tlripanls In after a 16ng career of public aerv- j The women were Identified by 200 ihe pulilicR of Ihe area" where they ice. i CD Will Sillily "Actually. Ihe wonla 'Kederal-* oniy is a sound tax policy that live. SALE PRICES THROUGH SATURDAY, SEPT. 13 Team to Rate police as Mrs. Rita M. Wolf, 89, l.s(s' and 'ronstiliitionalists' belter i gnes f'onnectlent industry every Other scores Inelude The Coiii- The light vote cast yesterday of 24 Locust St.: Mra. Rita B. .describe these differences and opportunity to glow," he said imssloneis. ll>»; The Manchester ran slightly nigher than' the vote Survival Plan Herald, 105; The Chumps, lll.'i; 4 4,478 Voters Select Smith. 38. of 11 Vernon St.; Mra. these groupings of public opinion | He added that the stale's nianii- cast In the 1968 primary. MHS in Spring Barbara Blevin, 21, of 11 Florence C's, 103; |■’ogHln's (’alercrs^ 101; In that year, 1,388 DemocraU A meeting of the Manchester Stale Shoe Rcpaii, IS7, Walnut Charge M and 2,548 Republicans cast ballots, St., arid Mrs. Adelaide R. Sturde- Clippers, 18.3; and Kopper Kettle, Vour s A ie .s tknnparlaon* A team of 100 evaluators will Civil Defense Advisorj’ Committee, vant, 30. of Rockville. 180, . ' PreM'rlpUons Manchester Tickets High GOF vote-getter that year descend on Manchester High ] formed mOre than a year ago b'ut The cases are echeduled to be Semes below 180 Include I’al- was Dlrtctdr Roy Johnson, with Inactive almost from the begin­ heard in Town Court Sept. 22. Hera School next apnng, for' the first Mrs. Wolf Is free under a 82,000 lens Builders, 178; 4 Ibuic'es, 174; FAIL S U i P ’ n I ^ Y (Oonthmed from Page One) was believed to have been the only 1,934. Johnson did not seek re- evaluation the school has had in ning, will be held on Friday night, Ohva'i Ksso, 101. 4XXXX, 101; PINE PHARMACY eMction yesterday. bond. The other three wojnen were nominee offering public celebra­ 18 years. To'' be ready for the .Sept, 26. at the Municipal Build­ released under 81,000 bonds each. North Knds. 1.57. C^ulsb's, 1,3U, and flflt Center m.—MI 9-HHI4 S o P C v U T S Gordon with 1,737, Jacobs with 1.- tion for his victory. , . Barnes, who had 2,026 votes yes­ team, the faculty, administration SQUARE DANCE Chlsntl Restsiiranl, 130. 518, Burke with 1,463, and Bar- terday, got 1,854 in 1956. ing'! CD headquarters. The meet­ Walter Marrs, store manager, GOP Town Committee Chairman and sludeht body will do a lot of ing was called by Committee ■■ said he could not aay whether the COTTON bato With 1,194. Hazel Finlay said she Was very Francis Mahoney, getting 1.052 introspecting, according to Edson Defeated GOP Director candl- yesterday, garnered 960 in 1956. Chairman Leon Thorp at the re- arrests were the result of lie de­ iiiin pleased with the Republican turn­ Cummings had 931 in that year, M. Bailey, principal, I tector teats given store employe! datea garnered these votes: out. The evaluation will Include eve­ queat of General Managerr Richard Krause, 1,118; Richmond, 1,081; but 1,026 yesterday.-Mrs. Lamenzo, Martin, the titular head of the about a month ago. Lessons By withholding Us endorsement, who was defeated In the 1956 elec­ rything from teaching method Manchester CP Department. A company official, when ques­ SALF Buckland, 955; Walah, 907; Tuttle, Mrs. Finlay said, the committee tion, had 809 in the primary of and curriculum scope to plant ef­ Discus.aion at th'e meeting will tion^ several weeks ago about a HERE: Wadddl School 714; and Gingraa, 487. kept' the primary "open and .free" that year and 903 yesterday. fectiveness and clerical efficiency. report that King employes were Krause wax 76 votes behind Bar- and gave "everyone a chaniie" who Purpose Tn’ofold .. center around the State's new sur­ HEN: Thors., Sept. 11,8:30 p.m. RUMMAGE SALE bato, the sucqesaful candidate with Bowen, In the 1956 primary, got vival plan. Tile master plan, being gjyeri He deteetdr testa, em­ felt qualified for a nomination. 1,823 votes for nomination to the "This evaluation serves two which took more than two years phatically denied the report. HY: Memborship in Monchosttr the lowest number of votes. The wide-open : primary served purposes,” said B a^y, HI'()N.HORKU BV MANCHBMTER EMBI.KM CM » N<> Reg. 1.98. Jacket, pants In the "Democratic Director race, Board of Directors. Yesterday he to draft, contains instructions for Police Chief Herman O. Schen­ Squort Done* Club and booties. Close-knit, to’ create interest among Republi­ got 1,505 votes to whi the GOP "First, it’s wJjaC should be dbne local CD operations planning. del said the alleged offenses oc­ Kelly fecelved 1.061 votes; Francis cans and bring out the vote, Mrs. town clerk nominatltin. to take a jong look at yourself, HO: Monchostcr Rosidonts; ■»«''g double-absorbent te n y ; or J. Mahoney, 1,052; Cummtnga, The Civil Defense Advisory Com­ curred over "quite some time.” THURSDAY, SEPT. 11 1,026; Hutchinson, 978; Mrs. La- Finlay added. On Oct. 6, -t-own voters will review, procedures." mittee was lormed last August Until a complete Inventory can fortpor ttudonts; warm cotton flannel boot menso, 903; and Powell. 722. Democratic Town Chairman choose as 'I’own Directors nine of I s also required of all mem­ \vhen Col. John Rega became the be made, store officials laid they proporty owners. 'n saddle print or checks. Steve Cavagnaro. however, termed th. 12 caiididates selected .yester­ bers of the New England Associa­ town's CD director. However, when would be unable to determine the 9 AM. to 1 P.M. Walter Mahoney, with 6P4, lost the turnout of his party “very day by their parties. At leaSt-Lhree tion of Colleges and Secondary ^1-®: J W - Sizes0 to 12; 12 to 24 mos. out by only 28 votes. Mahoney in resigned .shortly after, the Com­ '•K'f amount of good.! allegedly taken PRICK Sl-.'iO f^ER c m IM.K I'K R LESSON ^ 1 /T *■ got 878 in the 1956 primary, in poor." He said the cause may have of them must be from the mlnot+ty Schools in order to maintain mom- mittee became inactive and has from the store by the women. AT 511 MAIN ST. which he also ran— and lost— with­ been lack of interest In the two party. , f^shlp." met only once since lo plan the 'Capt. Walter Cassells and Sgt. WF or Inform ation Call MI or MI :i-6.T10 Democratic contests but the show­ In yesterday's pi-im.anes, the Persons who will conduct the local phase of a Statewide CD ex­ out the backing of the Democratic Joseph Sartor are Investigating. Town Committee. In' that year, ing should have been better, he GOP vote was 910 in District 1; evaluatii)n,.,ln the spring will >e ercise In May. added. 634 in District 2; 561 in District 3; teachers, dieticians, principals Members of Uie CD advisory Mahoney came within 114 votes of 647 in Districts; 378 in District 5. the successful candidate with the Praise Blatee and others on the'ataffs of schools, group, besides Thorp, include Rus­ One candidate who celebrated a victory in yesterday’# party pri­ Save 1.21 on In post-primary remarks, both Democrats cast 295 ballots in colleges and the State Board of sell B. Halhsway. Police Chief lowest number of votes. District 1; 238 in District 2; 357 maries was John B. Burke (right), one of six GOP nominees B-A Club Begins . Kelly, high Democratic vote-get-, Mrs. Finlay and Cavagnaro prais­ Education. For two days they will Herman O. Schendel, Fire Cliief.s for the Board of, Direclora. Burke, who gave a well-attended aeotato A Acrilan* ed the slates of candidates chosen in District 3; 261 in District 4; and W. Clifford Mason and John Merz. ter yesterday, was also high man 197 in District 6. examine every a.apecl of MHS party at the Andrews Building, walla In line at the buffet tabla Series of Dances FURNITURE for his party in the 1986 primary, by voters of their parties. Various persons In the Stale York Strangfeld, Edward Krssen- with hla campaign manager, John DeQuatlro. (Herald Photo with 990 votes then. Cavagnaro, however, expressed Nominations made without con­ Department of Education will ihs,. Mrs. Mary Mullaney and An­ test were, on the GOP side, C. bv Pinto). The British American CTub will NEW BLEND In the Democratic race for con- disappointment at the showing for serve as chairmen of the commit­ thony Alibrio. open its fall and winter series of DEPARTMENT atable, Foley was top with 821: Powell,'who was the director nom­ LeRoy Norris, town treasurer; tees. Keating next with 795; HilinskI with inee with the lowest number of Donald Hemingway, registrar of Yoo, 50, of Warehouae Point, were the right to avoid the collision when dances Saturday night. - MARLOW'S OVERSLEEPER voters; John J. Wailett, judge of To organize the teachers for their i T ’^ i s ^ l r e T«i v r s f V4xrl ha saw the car entering the Inter­ Tony O'Bright and hii orcheitra 747; and Macalone, with 660. votes. Cava^aro ' foresaw for yeari«r of inv«ntorv.Inventory, Paul Bdvoton.Boynton, X 1 Ht-IV* JIIYRIlYRTRi treated at Manchester Memorial Blanchette lost out with' 618 and Powell an election-time comeback probate; James Duffy, .Yederick consultant Ir business education Hospital for hrulaoa. Police said section. The top of the trailer hit will provide music for dancing HARVEST MOON Oatrinaky with 852. similar to, dihat seen by former Peck, Raymond E. Robinson and and genera' chairman of secondary In Crashes Here damage to the truck was minor several tree limbs when the truck from 9 to 1. A buffet will be serv­ Top Vote-Getter directop Pascal Poe in 1966. Poe, Felix Gremrao, constables; Mil­ Bchool evaluations, will meet with and it was driven from the scene swerved, Kullgbwakt said. The ed during the qvenlng. dred M. Schaller and Robert H, car's left front fender was heavily The dance series It open to mem­ A R H I O P 1 >77 Highest vote in yesterday's GOP low ■Vote-getter in the primary the faculty Sept, 24. Two drivers were arrested and by Lombardo. Leonard’s court date primary—2,084—put Marte In nom­ then, was top vote-getter In the Starkel. board of selectmen; and Evaluation criteria will be those is Monday. damaged. No arrest was made. bers and their guests. ination for State Representative, election. ■Vincent Genovesi, Eugene N established by the American Coun­ several persons suffered minor In­ At'^2i40 p.m, yesterday, police | conoNS , Tules qualified with 1,219. Another post-primary voice Kelly, and Frank Steele, justices cil on Education, as the result of juries in accidents yesterday and said, Rlchatfl E, Stewart, 29, of 46 A count of 1.037 eliminated'tit­ heard last night was that of Mayor On the Democratic side: Ed' their cooperative study of second­ today Involving three large trucks, Summer St., turned around to see 1 Cloud-light, warm, wash­ tle, and Forde had 1,006. Harold A. Turkington, vacationing ward Tomklcl, town clerk; Walter ary schools. why three chtldreri In the lear seat; 59c«$1 voluos if full bolts . . . In the GOP town clerk race, N. Leclerc Sr., town treasurer; police said today. able] New miracle blend in Marlbank, Ontario, Canada. The General chairman of tlie evalu­ of his car were Jumping ai'oi.nd. In j B • LIGHT, MEDIUM WEIGHT COTIXINS Bowen's 1,505 votes beat out Mur­ mayor reported to Mancheaterltes Edward F. Morlarty, registrar of ation team at MHS is assistant Shortly before 8 a m. yesterday. doing so, he applied hla brakes too 1 i k i R t w • MANY IN M'ASH AND WEAR A oversleeper protects baby phy’s 1,225. he is "enjoying himself and having voters; Thomas Elilott and Jean principal A. Hyatt Sutliffe. All of Patrolman William Cooke aald, a late to atop (or a atop sign at Wal- j o f c o u r m :... ( onie a ’riiiining: for tajiestry, jiai.sley, foulard from chills, drafts. No And in the GOP board of edu­ a good time" but he declined Com­ PasqualinI, board of Mlectmen; the department heads at the high large tractor-trailer truck, driven nut and Cedar Sta. HU' car slid on [ YOU CAN extra covers needed. Full cation contest, Sheldon add Barnes ment on the ticket—the, first to Atty, Irving Aronson and Atty. school, as well as the three princi­ by Walter Glldersleeve, 27, of Rox- loose sand in the road, according' pniit.s— plu.s atrijic.s, check.s, plaid.s of all de- t bury, swerved to avoid a car ap­ easy-on-zipper. No-skid were successful with 1,910 and 1,- appear,! without hia name In 13 David Barry, Stale representa­ pals, participated in evaluating to police, and he collided with a CH ARGE IT acnption.8. 849, respectively, While LcCIalre years of town politics. tives; Atty. 'John R. Fitzgerald, other schools last year in prepara­ proaching him on the wrong .side car driven by Martin Demko, 63. soles. Fits 1 to 4 years. was bypassed with 1,317. Another name absent from the judge of probate: William V. De- tion for their own survey. of the road on Psrlter St. Tlie of Cm'entry. l^lair’ Little festivity followed yester­ ticket is that of. Incumbent director Han, Raymond T. Quish, Freder­ truck jackknifed and snapped off a Both cars were toWed from the day's race. Burke, who gave a Harry Flrato, who, like the mayor. ick Naaaiff and William Viens, PI-ANE CRASH K11-LS IS utility pole at its base. The truck scene. Stewart was. artested and 3 party at the Andrews Building. Is retiring at the close of this term justices.' Anchorage, Alaska, Sept. 10 iJFt was heavily damaged and lowed chsirged with diaregardlng the atop Toddlers.stay warm •Thirteen servicemen were killed from, Uie scene. No arrest was sign. His court date la Saturday. • here yesterday when an Air Force made. A young child in the car. Markus in our washable suit C47. transport plane carrying 20 .loseph 1-eonard, 43, of Wethers­ Hildrlch, 3'a, suffered s clit Up, bill persons faltered at 800 feel f i a field. was arrested early yesterday did not receive treatn>ent, police takeoff attempt, dropped to the afternoon as the result of an, acci­ said.' QUALITY NYLON ground and, burned. dentiinu, at. 1. theIi.r entrancec...-This to the town Tills morning at about 10;30, a iiiiii The Air Force first announced dump and charged with driving-* driven by Vytaiitus Gie'draitis. . Accent on YOU! SNOWSUITS iiiiii that 12 of 19 aboard the crBfl had while intoxicated. y ' .32, of - ...... West Hartford, attempted lo died. While probing through the Police said l-eonard. driyilfg a turn west into Burnham St., from twisted wreckage early tod,ay. Air large garbage dump truck for Sam Clark St., and collided with the left Force investigators found another Lombardo, East Hartford contrac­ rear tire of a large tractor-trailer PERCALES tor, mlased the tu ^ from Olcotl body. ^ ' ■ truck. MONOGRAM! 77 St. Into the dump'and overturned The truck driver. Edward Ku- To 492 voluos if full bolts . . . Potatoes and onions both need the truck. Two passengers. Milton ■ llgowskl. 85, of Hartford, going east Oii-lioll, .such fine 80-,suuaro,uy-. from ftio waiot dofum? Pli’raouth. dealer's Until the last 1 9 ^ is i , ing a car. Budget Wanted to see what . . or diarobing The NUMBER ONE value treat jn tmr Canu\'al of .Maple \’aluea. Whether .Vour 1.09 value if full beitt GROW.ROOM sold. All models included, and all pt the - sealch la for casual or forma] living this is Ihv m.semhte that will please every- style- would hdppen. year’s lowest. prices'. -All com'e equipped G *t r»d of buloehl TKe e»clyh»v«^ right shopper. Its stumUng it s licaullfiii and above all It promi.ses vou • UHU.L1ANT COLORS SLEEP BAG Last week as Boh, a commercial artist, iiiih Plymouth’s luxurious Tdriion-Airf *'reiax-a-««m” | the tops In comfprl The aofa Hrjvcs as a divan by day . . a bed that isloepk two at night 85111 Innerspring conslriuMion (>n the sf>la hnl. phis reversible uuiea'sprlng •PRESHRUNK was driving to worlft he noted a sign in a Ride at no ej(trn,epst. All feature sleek ■ kneading and surging action Plymouth dealership reading, “End-bf- Silver Darf Styling, Totbl-ConJaet Brakes, seal and back l•usblons nlj the matching chair niul jilalform rocker. riatfcMin rocirer'' • M ACHlNii W"ASH A»li« - ^ l^vea a deep rtlaxirig massage, only *30,511 extra .Sulld niaplc tlirouglmul Ihe wood lon-stnictlon . . . AND . ... Mntkl ClpaianM.SlId.l, ^rillinjuports-car ’’feel,’* other PlyOloMth INCLUDING ALL INSTRUCTION METHODS FOR ajutfla S') benefirlal in whittling, for lliia event only wc inchlde a matching solid jiwiple huokense FREE . . belter • COLORF.XST N()N.FADE the Year.” . . . “Just,* as Iw says, “for 8ie ''exclusive.'!. Engine'dpffdhr'iivih' ' ’■ away excess inehea and bulges, act FAST. VO!Gtv0RG:*^H. RiANO AND A LL OTHER ,iNSIf^>^ENTS^ _ Bernifla the size you want to 1 - fun of it,” he sLupped his car ancl went in. the breath-taking Golden Commando V-8. I'ompare the quHlit.\ ; dollar for' 't s by'riaTffftjr ■ Chatted with a Plymouth salesman. Belteratop in at your Plymouth!dealer’s dollar you buy the best for less Couldn’t believe ,his ears. ALSO SECULAR AN6 SACRED SONGS Ml 9-7493 BUY ON OUR EASY TERMS! at Grants. Solid colors. „ Yard Fita 3 months to 3 years. ' today. If you’ve been waiting to “see what - . Sanforized heavy cotton Bob and Pal own their i^ew Plymouth hapfMs” . . . it's happening right now! POPULAil'SHEET MUSIC AND POPULAR BOOKS flannel; 20*in._glpper.' Reg. -ntt.i . t 2.98. BaaPy liii^gthened. USE GRANTS “ CHARGE-IT" PLAN V MUSIC AVAILABLE FOR TINY LITTLE FINGERS tk l ■V Den’s m in LAWRENCE WELK ‘ TP THE ADVANCED VIRTUOSO o No, Monty Down • Miitiths to Pay • in TV's Mgyctttmni hrighturmusiad iuw TttE K.VMOUTH SHOW OPEN FROM T P.M. to 5 P.M. DAILY ond THURSDAY EVENINGS MAIN STa mmm mm. mmmm MANCHESTER every weei en.ABC-TV, i*s TV sectign for tim,t uni \idmHneU tpdey’s buy orrom’s hist trade WRNtTURI DEPARTMENT.-#HONE Ml f -1221 MANCHESTER ^ ^ r fARKADEl

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:^MANCHE3TIBR EVENlkbv^ERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN„ ^Ye DNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 10, 1958 PAGE FIFTEEN .PAGE TOXJRTEEN IIANCHEStEB EVEKINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. !;^DNESf)AY> SEPTEMBER 10, 196i when Uitfr can coUidarf at thd group, wblqH includes Mrs. George E l l i n g t a n intenection'tsf. EUington^Ave. and Wendheiser. Mrs. Charles Stale' Police Asks R 7 i d W m in That' Car ? € o w 8 T hriving Negroes Make Mountain iQ t,’‘Ejllngton. Monday Miss Minnie McClean, Miss Mar­ afternoon. ' - ' garet McLean, Mias Louise Clarke |U.S. 25 M ore Trojip^rS -O tt P ear W ast6 Two Advancies Taix Colleetor * . State Polieemaii wlUJam. Woiad- and Mrs. Howard Wood. QqpTbtiom Purnuiwd by waid of the Stafford S^nga bar- All members are urged to at­ For Rural Areas Lima Bean Soup Waits Olympia; Wash.—Pegr waste, Cobum e Hlddlebrooti; lac. raclui aald a car (JHven by^Mra. tend. ; ! Mary Klrkfiatrlck, .9$, of 91’ Elm — ^— * cannery by-prfkiuct.- le being In Integration BMk Btocka H ours tfeted t vTo Abandon Islands need by beef and dairy producers Conn. Bank and tYttat S t. , RockvUIe, while travelinif HaMheater Evaalaig BeraM EI- (Continued from Fago One) In Washington—and cows seem to SECOND COIMREBSTIQNiiL CHURCH 40 nQrUi,-atruck a Car driven :by Mn, Ig^iM ,eamnapqndeiit Mrs. Q. F. Co. .a.*..'., *...*•■ 37 Tax Collector Rlthard P. Sund- ♦ could have taken them. Thus While Eddie Speeds Off thrive on it and love Its flavor. The NORTH MAIN STREET (Oenttaned from Page One) ;Firat National Bank of IdarBiaanta, 47, Windaor. Berr'toi|a)N>M^TKemont S-tSlI. ■ By JAMES MARlrOW An increase of KM state’ policemen reetdue consists of peelings, cores, 31 gren will be at the OyeUl Lake Mn. Kirkpatrick was chargad (AT An»ly»t) Chiang's sending his troops to had been authorized by the ^wr- Manchester ...... 27 Hire House, each Saturday after­ Quemoy set in motion a whole and cull pears. breathing apell in IntegrhUoiv at Hartford Natlona. with diaregarding A I WaihinKton, Sept. 10 KlPi —It'e Islature for the. expressed purpose requests rsceived so far generally (OpntiBued fropi Page .One) ’ little Rock’e Central High School. noon from 3 to 8 p.m. during aummonOd to ’ appear in Bliingtoti series of events, actual and pos­ of patrolling the new turnpike. Research at the State College Thursday, Sept* Bank A Trust Co. s3h 3914 r BO wonder Becretkry of Stale sible. which created this sUiiatlon. call for a 10-80 per cent apending of'.Washingtoh a t PuIIhaan ehowa 77— 6-9 P.M* The Justice Department's offer Manchester TVust .. 58 63 ^pteinber and on Oct,.-l, he will Justice Court Sept. 16. The State Military Department, Increase, and thus increase the ("She’s nervous about some­ M S In letters from Atty. (Sen. Wil- be there from 6 tq.-l6 p.m., for CoagneattoB - ' Dullea Indicated the United Statei While Quemoy and the Matsus filing Its spending appeal today, thing," Fisher later told ^s that pear-waste eilage la alightly Fire Inauraaca Companies' problem of curbing higher spend­ belpw grass silage in total digesti­ Uam^Rogers to little Rock's city Aetna Fire 66 69 the .’purpose.-of .eoUectlng taxes. Rabbi Levcnberg>o{ New York might make concession to the Red were no't worth defending them­ ss^ed for a 44 per-cent Jump in reporter. Eddie, still unshaven GAME MOVIES -V manager and school board preat- The tax wrte ta two and one half Chinese if they’re good boys. He ing Even if a department asks for ble 'nutrients, but compares favor­ Hartford Fire 164 164 was a speaker this idaMn’a. flnt selves - • if this is a proper' In­ its general administration ex­ no new employes the' automatic since he left New York the night ably with it In testa of actual milk dent. Rogers luggested a coopera­ mills. meeting^ Monday night oUtlje Sis- has problems. terpretation of what Dulles was penses, The proposed budget re­ before, told reporters: National ...... , . . . . 87 92 1,184 In School salary increase schedule la bound production and weight gains. tive federal-local plan, but empha­ Phoenix ...... 65'4 ’ 68*4 tertiood'of Congregation of lfnes» Q—W h a t‘Is tha Helma*WorUI All of them can be telescoped saying — the United S ta te s quests 12.9 million, or g.-O million to Increase operating costs. "I do not love Miss Taylor and TICKETS 76c ^ sized that Uie primary respqnaibil- Wbeh the, Ellington, achools into one big question-. couldn't yield the islands " to the An Olympia cannery sells Uie . Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. . seth Israel. \ Trophy Award? i Q u r F a m o u s above the present appropriation. When all budget requests are she does not love me.” waste' for’ 90 cents a ton at- tbs' CHILDREN UNDER SIX 80c Tty for maintaining peace and or­ opened for "the fall term the en- Rabbi Levenberg haa served as A—Tha award annually recog- How long can this country go Reds under threat of force. The Soldiers', Sailors' snd Ma­ Aetna Casualty .... 138- l i a on having crl.als after crisis with in, the Slate Budget Department Im I night, Fisher and Forman cannery or will deliver to the farm der tests with tbe state and its Aetna Xife . . . ___ 202 /2 1 2 toliment was 1,134 pupils, fhe Rabbi and Cantor for this congre­ nl8^12 of 33 Negro ap­ Russell Mfg...... 17 20 nieeting which will be Sept. fl8 at Plena for the season’s programs Q—When did Brasil beiiome This country is pledged by sus. The Slate Insurance Department crease In the number of charges H tlfs Y»m Ov«rc*4R« plicants admitted to a white ele­ Stanley Steam ...... 16*4 19*4 8 p.m. at tbe Longview School and work projects will be an­ republic ? treaty with Chiang to defend For- today asked for $979,446 to finance of unfair labor pracllcei qied mentary achobl and a white high ’ — nounced. —In 1889, by a revolution which Chiang could hardly refuse If school In Charlottesville. Paul Terry Steam 170 That is in line with a policy moaa from Red attack. It m ust; United Slates told him ihsi's Its operations, an increase of $132,- under Ihe National l^ahor Rela- FALSE TEETH Torrlngton ...... 27*.4 29*4 .tarted last year'of having a mem­ The topic for discussion is the established the United States of Conjrfii l«fl it I wtntid. H^.’m iitt^rly <1«- 000 or 19 per cent over the present overrode pleas that integration Constitution of the United States, Brazil. llona Act during fljwBl 1997 ii re­ might bring on disorders. U.S; Envelope,' com . 19*4 2M4 ber of the school staff address the to the president to d^ide whether | „ndent on the United States for budget The ageticy attributed the ported by Commerr-e Clearing L*es«ii«ss and Worry U.S. Envelope, pfd. . 12 14 board before each meeting to fur­ Mrs. E. A. PeUlgrlnl will be It was necessary to flght for Que-; e,„tence. • greater money needs to Its desire I-iouse. natlopal reporting author­ Mo loncor bo onoortG or fool Ul-oU Atty.'Gen. A. S. Harrison Jr. of soloist. Q—Who are the Sherpes? VlrginisT thus may take two re­ Feeder Root ...... 49H 62*4 ther mutup* 'ind'*-a?"ndlng. moy and the Matsus to defend ______to hire five more employes, plus ity The rise rompares with a 10.99 oMt booouseof looeo. wobbly toloo Th« above quotations are not to Cars Collide Mrs. Mahlon Chapman of Maple A—The hillmen of Tibetan tile cost of the sulomatlc annual decline of nearly 19 per cent. Of lootb. FABTIKTH, to tmproTod ana* , quests for stays to the Circuit St. is chairman of the hostess stock from eastern Nepal. __ . j .u, , Lyon, center of the French silk llao (aoii'aotd) powdtr. ^RitiiUod oa Court of ^peals in Baltimore to­ be constnied as-actual markete. Two women escaped Injuries A fh. Industry, la celebrating Its 2.000th salary Increases granted under the Ihe 9,.909 charges presented, unions Tour plRtM hold* thorn Srtnor oo U107 DOUBLE-BARRELED VALUE! Ststes—although anniversary. Lyon has a population law. and Individuals tiled 4,702 more rtormoro com/ombio. AToid ambar- morrow. The other case inviDIvei raoMBont oauood by Ummo pUtio. Oot Paul's Mondiiy injunction permit­ Dullea told a news conference yes- - , ,i,.« / to non The more tlian 80 new budget than 89 per cent of the total. b James' First Holdup tenday this country didn't object - WA TU 1H today at any drug oounttr. ting 22 Negroes to attend a white GET DOUBLE THE WEAR! by moving one-third of his army high school at Front Royal in War­ Russellville. Ky.—Jesse James from Formosa to Quemoy. ren County. reputedly staged his firat bank That put a tremeudous potential Unless Paul I or the Appeals robbery March 20. 1868, in Rua- obligation on the United States to Court stays his rulings, the two sellvllle. James and four com­ defend Quemoy. Loss of one-third Charlottesville schools and the W arred County school will close panions took $9,000 in the' hold­ MARY DUNPHY of his army would truly make up, during which the band presi­ Chiang a paper tiger on Formosa under Virginia law which bars the and operation of any integrated school. dent was wounded. Then they flSd where he nould hardly eurvive ver.v to Tennessee. . long anyway without American APPLIANCE At Van Buren, Ark., white stu­ SALES dents protesting High school DANCE STUDIO help. ' MANCHESTER RAPID OEDUCTTION So, when the Reds bombarded Integration agreed^ to return to Quemoy and the Matsus. the Unit­ class, but a spokesman said if Russellville, Ky. (/P>—Just as po­ 75 MAPLE STREET ed States got Invoivtd. Wsre those Features Neg^ro'es returned to school the lice were ready to give up the boycott would be resumed. search, for illegal hooch in a lofcal (8ririch-American Ciub) Islende by themselves really nacee- ad::A eary for the defense of Formosa? Ttilrteen Negro students, who restaurant. Patrolman George Mi­ If they were, the President could stayed aWay from the school Fri­ lam leaned against the pinball ma­ order a figfil to protect them. THE TOP OF THE L IN E ... AT A VERY LOW, LOW PRICE day after the white students chine. All Types Of Dancing- Dulls said; "w hat Is Involved threatened violence, indicated they It was cold to the touch. here la not Just two pieces of reel would not try to reenter imless Milam pried into the bottom of estate—Quemoy and Matsu. Obvi- they can do so under court protec­ the machine and came up with 38 * •oNeNToe-Tap-Aerabatic oualy. If that wee ill that was In­ Be Sure To Stop In and See The... tion. pints of Iced beer. volved. there would be no basil * Moriern J o n — BoHroem for action on the part of the Ihilt- Up To The MInnte Routines sd Statei ' Raliee Nice QnesUon * Special Roby Clattes That seems to say that by them­ selves the lelandi are not worth General Electric * layc' Tap Close defending and are not necessary new FOR EXPERT • 100% WORSTEDS for Forniosa'i defense. That raises sum WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEIiL BALANCING * Sub«taan BoNroom Class a nice question all by llself: RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING tt'hv then did the United Blalei (10 Week Course) • 100% SHARKSKINS ..ever lei fblsng pul so many COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE . roops there, rresllng a iltustlon whjrh nUght require Amerirsn In- SEE Attention Sub-teena and Teens • 100% WORSTED FLANNELS trrve"llon end war not only wllli Rfil GJuna hut perhspi even with Try Our Modern Jazz! You’ll Like It! RnasiS The Knlled Slates took that rhnnre by rising umis of the 7th : CLARKE MOTOR SALES Classes Remime on Thursday, flrel in roliyqy supplies, partlc- 301 BROAD STRteET—MI 9-2012 iilnrly ammurUtlon. to Chiang's Sept. 18 and Monday, Sept. 22 FREE ALTERATIONS bombarded fo rc^o n Quemoy. ibilles said whkt Is Involved Is .slip into one of these fine snils loinorroU. R^ the whole position' of the "Free ' Mrs. Dunphy Is a member of the Nationol member—the extra pair pf pants gives you World m the WesteriV'Paclfle," He ! Assoeiatloa ef Dance.and Affiliated Artists douhlc-the-ncar. explained that; i RICHARD Ji RISLEY DANCE STUDIO and has studied at their conservatories. "If .YOU fall hark from advanced ORANGE HALL _ 72 E. CENTER ST. positrons snd indicate to an ag- s ia Nc h e s Te r , c o n n . For further infomialion gre.asnr that you have no will to Filter-Fid Washer or irglvtratlon call BU 9-0811 Compare with $2 values all the way REGISTER .NOW FOR THE FALL TERM I HEADQUARTERS FOR FAMOUS aland, tlien your position becomes LESSONS IN Watch for the announcement of.'oiir West weakrr, your allies lose confl- ALL PHASES OF THE DANCE Side Branch Studio to be made soon In the deni r.-' TOUCH out HIT TO SWT YOUR fRBRIC LOAD WARM FLANNEL AND BATON TyVIRLING But If ChlsMf hadn't sent his TAILORED SHIRTS Ballroom Classes for Junior. High, High School, Adults Manchester Herald. troops to Ihe Island.s, the Reds AvtomoMcflly ynw n** correct SHIRTS REGISTER AT THE STUDIO ON SATURDAYS FROM ; BOTANY “500” wcith caniTillnnt lor any cletKet lood. Oat all ha naadi now 2 to 4 OB CALL PI 2-6886 AT ANY TIME. Five Aulowalic Cycl« Jurt in time forback-to-Khoo1. p in iiN i ★ BOYS’ TAP and ACROBA’HC CLASSES Sanforized broadcibth—anan- tCHOOLOIRU ★ BABY TAP and BALLET CLASSES (from 3 yrato up) tailored to abiolute ’ per* ★ MOTHERS’ TAP and LIMBERING CLASS L$UITS_ >65^ FOR lection! And roll-up tleevn We have a apacloua parking lot at the rear of our atudio. SAFETY'S SAKE Care -*-very collegiate! Hundred -ee- and ong atripci, lolidg, And Lengtr Ttr« W«or ' “1 WA*M •tow prints and plaidi. GirU’ f t r 9Ftf MOtMAt NOOtAM MOtMAt Drivt In For Our . MOe WAtaa waom •sow WAiaa aizea 7-H, PreTeena 10-16. Yea, itoefc up on this boy’g BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK ' watea ■watM COtD cos* f Ota EXTRA GOOD BUYS •tow MoeMAi apccial. Sanforized cotton WasM>le Fabric j MoeaaAl • tow iiF wliiz-bing plaidi. Full FROM OUR HUGE STOCK OF SLACKS cut in tizet from 6 to 18. FREE Ah AHtHRitic Cycif Ur Any Washaklt TOtCM BNC o r AM T M N ' Front End, Irak* and C ycle 1 —(or while end'rolorfeet eoUoni, Shock Absorber Intpec* TNC BML Itneno—the things, vou weoh eo oflon. LiraE BOYS' SLACK SUITS Final Clearance SHOES FOR Hon. yon 1*4 Uw norrort waMr C ycle Jl—non-colorgeat Item# surh eeblue WASH-’N-WEAR lomporelvire. wa»h and ■jeent, colored Bocko. m tny children't riothee. Short SIsevo SPORT SHIRTS Work done by ei|>crte on all spilt spoods snd time to HARD FINISH GABARDINE conventional m akei of oara. C ycle S»Sturdy •ynlhetice>-inon*i wenh Aoya’ Reg. 1.9S Men'i Reg. 2.9S enit vocir clolheo load No n' weer MdOe. BhiHCv eynthetK^-eetten Mend*. • rordtirdv Hlarks edbar washer done so a Flannel ShIH C yolc 4 —detwele linferte, perty dreeeee, e Sizes 8 to 6x “irs JARMAN THRCE TO MORIARTY ■nPrh or> aulrwnalirally. miinv heby*s Hothee. < 1 6 7 Yoli don't hove to giieae C ycle H—(or “•ftectele’* euch ee wooleti BROTHERS hlenkohi, tlllu- Put your money on Jarmaii and .vou'll. 801-819 Ceater HtrOei about temparatiire* attd «1n every time! At right two-textured Telephone MI 8-9189 ^xieda. thefe'a no «>m- Morfol WA-9 SSI number Is a '’semi-brogue”—lighter and pltoatad ipiide in follow One M ^ U hf Q/rh WOMEN'S TEXTURED ROLL SLEEVE trimmer. It’s a sure bet you’ll like NYLON CARDIGANS BLOUSES Burgiuidy, Cordovan, Saddle Browa^- Be sure to shop here 9 7 . 9 S loo! before buying — Wc R.«. $.»a — Reg. 1.00 HIGH CASH • H | IB pemd eMfcei eapecitf will never be under­ • WMer Sewer tor leieH toadi '■yii % Plain or pirated front*. Hize* 28 to 42 la ChazcoOl Gray, sold. NEW FLANNEL Medium Gray, Tan, Navy. Ught-fUiie and Brown. Pick up e tadi Rah** Syttoei topttontll No Lint Fugg on Clothoa several pair* at this low price tomorrow! I.int is rauiM in the Alter —not on your SHIRTS IP R IC E ^ a I L RMHaa Wamaty Hethea Filler i» saiy to remove and ploan BU Y N O W D | U U X * — no Jamming or flogging Moving Alter Wlnfar emrm-epa PAID FOR Cl.FAN. also aervea aa a handy detergent diipensar. FOR EXTRA VALUES! S tU C C ^ r 9 “ lAte model cars. % WOOL FUNNEL SUJ Spstiine 100 All M«kea and Models New 1959 General Electric Dryers As Low As $159.00 (Left) Bahema Brown. Royal (iralil ★ ★ WANTED ★ ★ colorsi! Ivjr or AH ^ ' S 0 . 9 5 Only G>E trained le^ic* men $ Water impellent. 6 to 16. ’ Koat«.JSr-Wln.daor Ave., ■Tulktim MAIM ST. MANCHESTER E. k lOHNSON FAINT CO. raar of oar atope. No tSekieta ' BoekVlUe, Conn. " f MANCHESTER t a h k a d e -Jusk gailt aad siMp as EVERYDAY Phime TR 5rt988 MANCHESTER SH6 p p '(n G PARKADE W Ti GRANT CO. 72SI$AINST. 4,- -.1

M ANba^TElt EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, TONN.. WEDNESfiA^ SEPTEM3ER 10, 1968 PAGE 8EVENTBW FA6B SIXTEEN MANCHESTER BVENtNO HERALD, MANCHESTOR, CONN. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 198S RackviUe-Vemou' U.S. May-Offer \0tineise Continue •Hal Boyle- i... I, • Ill'll .iifjii Debate Splits Old Artillery Barrage CORIE ON IN - WE'VE COT t H E i l ! China Chance When Ldu Feel Sorry Senior Citizens UnitLatidfed ^1le* Japane^ Art Form On Quemoy Beach Efy New Britain'I^ial Head To Get Islands (Contimied ttam Papa On^) ‘n i* Oommunlty’ Cbtinell furfiyeaTa oklf rom Munaon, Mass., GOOD^'YEAR By KENTfETM ISIHI " Ing through the symbolic satis­ (Continued from Page One) Minittry said. The fire limded In the-(Uy when the government will Banior Cltlyens was (xingratulated demimstrating th* squhre dance* "Ttokyo ( ^ —Take a couple of faction they render " ehort out eavage barraiH* OQ I4ew Yorlt m — 8(»m« young^ laat night for Its taking an early and calling. ■ 6hunka of driftwood, a maty piece In most of These hints were seen primarily ^etn oy, Little Quemoy andythe uncaiight horse thief in the office" be forced tb start dishing aome'Of Tatan laleta. it back. ^iproaeh to th* pbohlema of older The program wi)l be followed by <2 tin. add acme broken iflaaa and schools, „ hoH ^ S In aecrelsry of State Dulles’ news receilUy • pasted a motto on my The Reds reopened the attack at A t 25, you are confused. people in a community. public dancing sponsored by the three ^»„d statements yeslerdsy,. typewriter- Addresaing a meeting of the Verhon Square Dane* (Jlub. N them together in a moment known as heaven, eaiin ano man. 11:06 a.m. and flrad a total of 771 don’t know where you're going. Oldnme Ooatnrae Ceateet ■ The "Sogetsu" school has adopted ^ ''" 7 declared, shells lit the next eight hours and I^ a a y * :^ • After 45, you know at-least, where CkMincil, Ray Koleski, associate Mfiecial purehages^ ^ ic e redutf ions, f err Hie values (2 inspiration—and the result ra ^ iiie DURcin.. o ■ ‘ >‘i{ there were an effective, de- "God haa a place for the older sxecutlve director of the Council A ' contest to see who can come .. j a 'a magnificent example of thr these three principles In revised 10 minutes, the Defense miniatty you’ve been—and dofi't have to go pendahle renunciation of force. It said. person whose heart haa remained of Social Agencies of New Britain, up w'ith the most beautiful old modem school of "flower” arrang- form. sweet and strong.” ,, again. time costume will be another fea­ A tradlUonal simple arrange-; would he certa nly a very con ‘fha Defenaa Mlniatry refuaed to When you'get right down toJt, said it was unusual for a town mg. I had to laugh. the slae of Vernon to he making tured 6vent of the town's anniver­ on these principles, ment ritlght consist of one tree' "tructive new elemfnt. 'n the sit- i)onflrtn Or deny reports that aup- it doe* seem a {iity, doesn’t it, that • Working The young .fellow who pasted advance plans instead of meeting sary celebration, . ‘ ' r e p e a t o f H r 8ofu Teshigat^ra has become one branch In whlc)^ one twig tilting nation whlch_ might have further pUea wars being tarhohutsd to tha everyone can’t be bom middle^ 60th Anniyersary Sale upward represents heaven, a tw ig ; con.nequences. , | this measage was gently tv^ttlng- •mergencies only when they arise. Costumes will be modeled on the W e Sold Out Lest Time^ Of Asia's most discussed artists. inlands a t. night. Daytirtie drops me about my advanced age. The aged—and save all the wear and stage-«f the Palace Theater Sept. on the right denotes man and . This was Widely taken as a would b'e too- hasardqpS 'h^ause of tear'find mental agony of youth? The Community. (Council has ar­ New Shipment I Since 1927, when he made his newspaper game hag. always been ranged for a survey to be under­ 19, the' same night that the b ea i^ debut at a Tokyo exhibition, Sofii another twig represents earth. I broad hint to Red China that the the rts)( of attack pn the stow cargo Yes, indeed, God does have "a Sofu fougU an uphill battle for] United HUtes was prepared to regarded aa a young man's game taken In October by the Unl't .will be.Judged there.' haa been the center of a passion­ planea by the. swift Oommuniet place for thii' older person whose Three prizes are being offered. years, to win acceptance of his, make concessions If Red China —Just as vvar la. Anyone over vtrslty of Connecticut to deter­ ate controversy between those who I,e« I'alino Mrs. Joseph W alM t wQl7-JetQl7'Jet flibtsrs. But the Natlon-rtatloi 46 In . It gradually aasumea the heart has remained sweet and The theater will show an oldtime g o o d /V e a r new theories that any material swore off the use of force In the alists have long ^j^rtence4 ' at dro' strong." It- can b* right nice mine the needs of older people look upon him ss the man who status of a dinosaur,,and la often here. movie, "The Golden Age of breath^ new life Into Ikebana- at hand could be uswl to work out Formosa area, |>^ auch thMg^- St’,t; propaganipeoML place—and any young fellow, If he Comedy," the same evening. the same symbolic trinity. The emphaJils on Red China's Head Legion Post, Auxiliary asked questions such aa, "What -Coimcil members expect that the ancient Japanese aft of flower j eU eglon, and Mrs. Joseph Helen (jriflin. recording secretary; only with fire on carefully^ elected Martin Fagan, Council member, town meeting last night In Japan whore millions are en- F. Wallett. 1(7 Waianoke Rd., Mrs. Ronald Wright, financial sec­ summon up s clearer mental pic­ folled-ln flower arranging schools Arthur’s occupation headquarters Saturday welcoming Red targeU. * pointed out at the meeting that There was no oppoitition to the callerl on him to teai h flower sr- f hinese Premier < hoii En-lal's of- was .sealeil as president of the retary; Mrs. Charles Romanowiiki, The U,8. ■ 7th Fleet, which has ture of Clara Bow than of Brigitte Ruth Milieu the survey will be* a 2-way pro'p- and the art Is considered a way of Bardot. action. Most of those attending ranging to wives of U.8. officers " r to resume amtmssadri,sl talks American I.a;glon Auxiliary at a lrea.aureri .Mrs. Henri Pessinl, been escorting Nationalist ships to oaition, in which the (Council will' were town ofr.c.ais. life, the great debate Is as pertin­ Joint inatallatlon last evening In chaplain; Miss Barbara Wdlletl, the S-mllc limif ptt Quemby, >.aa At 40 I would have bitterly re­ TREADS Including Mrs. MacArthur. w'th the United .Stales, These attempt to. find but what can be Legion Auxiliary''Notes ent as that which whirled around historian; Mrs. Clifford Walker, sented being teaalngly classified Wife Can’t Quite Hear The forclK^i pupil* took readily utallrd since Ih« 1 Dri 12. the American Region Home. bolstered by (h^ arriyal of a third done for the elderly and also what Miss Ann Gworek, Department the heads of Cer.snne. Matisse, and District Commander (Jeoige E. sergeant-at-arnos; Mrs. Theodore cruiser, the Lpa Apge'lea, ro Join the as an "older person." But after Hubby’s Call of Open |l«ad the earlier Impressionist painters ^ to Teahlguwnrn s medium with would be the opening step toward the elderly can, do for the com­ vice president,,of the Fourth Dis­ the result that there are aliiioat "by sgieemenl. Poole of Rocky Hill and the Legion Fairbanks, assistant sergeanl-at- Columbus and'Vic* Adm. y/all M. 45 one accents It, not as a taunt, He Is planning to retire In twA munity. He aaid many older people fvhen they broke with the past, inatalHiig team of the First Dis­ arms. Beakley’s flagahib, the Helena. but an accolade, years and all he talks about is feeU- trict of the American Legion Aux­ AH well-bred girls are educated ' li.OOO American* now In the I’ nit-j No (^Alnii* Kcnoiimed have skills and abilities that are iliary, and a member of local Unit ed Slate*, by the'rnnater'* e*ti-! White tlou*e slntnmrnt trict seated Commander Pnlino’s Town Director Ronald K. Jacobs The ^atlonalUta ^Issued further The envy of youth one has at ing the house and buying a trailer valuable to 'th e community but Buy Ih flower arranging and nearly 40 gives Way to one of restrained so that he and his wife can !mov* 14 will be Installed a* Fourth Dia- mate, who hold ".Sogetsu " teach- ssld: asHoclate otllhers. who are John E. brought a measage of congratula­ calls for Red Chinese trixipa ‘ o dC' that they are not being used to OVerj- Japanese home has s spe­ Stewart, senher vice commander; tion In the absence of Mayor Har­ feet. Imitating a U.8. offer that pity. One feels sorry for the from place to place ^ d be free trW president Sunday-.at a Joint er'i credentials. '...Hiich renunciation of f oce the fullest extent. If at all. installation with the Fourth Dis­ cial alcove called s "tokonoma” need not Involve renouncing claims Anthony O’Brlghl. Junior vice old Turklnglon who is on vacation. had limited aucceaa In Korea, the very, very young. After all, of responsibilities. Now, whers a graceful display Is plsred In Japan, "Sri’get.su ’ schools sre what have they really done to de­ She can’t think of anything It was also stressed that lead­ trict Post. The installation will be or the pursuit of policies by pence commander; 'riieodore L. Falr- Guests were present from local ve­ Nationalists offered rewards to ership from among elderly people tor guests to admire. There are scattered Ihroiikbout the nation. teran organizations and auxiliary serve all the turbulent woes that worse than having to give up the held in Diniclson at 3 p.m. fill meana” bjink.a. adjutant: Alfred'R. Carlfa, CJommunist' airmen who flew their Ip any program proposed for them more than SfM) different flower ar- He polnlei' mil llml In conlissi posts and units In the First Dis­ planes to Formosa, go with 'ack of age? home she loves, say goodbye to Miss Emma Batz of the local At The general Inlerpretatlon was .sergeant-iil-arms; .Michael J, ,Mc- U of utmost Importance. ftnging ‘'schools" In Japan. lo the trsdltlonnl Ikchnns s< honls Donnell, chaplain; Wilber T. Uttle, trict, One gets a trifle smug after 45. old friends, and spend the rest of unit will be installing officer, as­ that, how'ever ohjecllonable the The rewards range from 100 to Mrs. Homer 'Waltz and James Print Debate whose arrangements sre of a sl'/.c llniled Slales might find Red service offleer; Francis .1. lyoary, Past President Mrs. Wilber 400 ounces of gold depending on the One has solved so many of life's her married life cooped up in a sisted by Mr*. Hazel Hein of the suitable for Interior decorsllon, the Van Vllet, co-chairmen of the E-Z _ Recently one msgsr.lne printed (China's claim# to Koniiosa and the hlatorian; (’ hiirles Romanowskl, Little presented the retiring pres­ type of plane, the chief of the Na­ more pressing problems. Vraller, always on the move with Ellington unit ’ Big "Sogetsu" style pbo es no restric­ no plot of ground to call home. survey committee, listed the four a running debate between Tesh-> olh#r Nallonallst-hel 1 Islands' off flnance ofTlcer; Eugene Freeman, ident, Mrs. Eugene Freeman, With tionalist general staff, Gen. Wang For examnle: Also from Unit 14; Miss Eleanor BUDGET igawara and an Ikehana trndltlonr tion on slr,e. Junior past commander a past president’s Jewel from the At 25 you wonder what Is hap­ "How can I talk him out of this categories which the surve.v will Fortuna wi1I.be installed as Fourth the ( ’hlna mainland. It wanted lo Shu-mlrjg, said in a broadcast. cover , as ho'.islng, recreation, allst who blasted his crestirins as The largest one on record was Miss Barbara Wallett, past pres­ Past Presidents Cfiib. She also re­ The Peiping People's Dally, the pening to your hair. After 45, notion?" she asks. "He thinks al­ District secretary and Miss Jennie Savings assure Peiping that siiv switch health and employment. with fivt 12" LP. 331^ rtcord albums at no oxtra cost ‘'monstrosities that Imitate for­ almost 100 feel high, displayed ident nf. Ihe unit and dlalrlcl hla- ceived a gift of curreney from the Chinese Communist party news­ you know what happened to It. ter working for 40 years at th# -Batz as Sargeant at arms of the { TFRMS! front war ihrenia to peaceful par­ Fagan, who is chairman of the eign avant-garde painters for the out-of-doors recently at the ISc torlan wlio inxlalled the Auxiliary Auxiliary. Past Commander Ches­ paper, warned tgfsin that the neace it went. same' Job he has a right to do Fourth District. All members are ley would not iinderciil flioae Com- what he wants to do when he re­ finance committee, said a fund ap Mke of attracting attention." flrand Shrine In ii-iiI ihI lalmn. miinisl claims. offleers ssalsted by a group of the ter Hogan' presented a past conj- and security of -the world now are A t 25, If you have a beautiful invited to attend the Installatton, ' Table moctdl'hl-fi phonosraph equipped with V-M four-speed auto­ But at R8. Sofu now has more It was titled ’’.SUyHcrapei ” and past presidents, had the honor of mander’a Jewel to retiring com­ at stake ..’ and further 0.8, prove, wife, you are always afraid some tires. I want him to be happy, but peal letter will be sent out next ,^’Bhe local unit will hold its first matic changer and automatic shut-off, after last record is plaved. Duties also told his news roiifer- I truly don’t think h* will be any week td organizations and busi­ than 600,000 devout followers, In­ was made of a huge lice trunk enTe, speaking of proporerl new Installing her mhtlier as president, mander, Eugene Freeman, from cations may develop Into catas­ handsomer fellow will steal her meeting of the season today at 8 “Ronetts"“Ronette" all-weathsi^crystalall- cartridge pick-up with dual sapphire Now Only entwined with vines and other away. After 45, you know you happier without a home or,friends nesses In the community. The cluding some 10,000 Americans. talks on Reil (fhinn’s threats to and the following unit ofneera; the Past Commanders Assn, trophe," Peiping Radio reported.' p.m. in GAR Hail. Plans for the needles. Dual high effltelency 5 ^ " speakers perfectly matched for Sofu’s revolutionary approach materials. Mrs Earl Peleraen, first vice pres­ A social time with refreshments couldn't even nay anybody to kid­ than I will.” Council needs help in financing Eoriiiosn ’ ‘The deputy intelligence chief for coming year will be discussed, and balanced tonal harmony. Separate bass, treble, and volume con­ decreed that anything could he Plana Kslilbltioiis ident; Mrs, Ruth Hickox, second followed. Quemoy said the communists had nap her. She's safei.v yours. My suggestion Is that you stop the survey. for the auxiliary’s part In the . 4.70x15 nut Tax "I think th# nislter can perhaps trols. 60 to 15,000 cps cycle respepse. Beautiful mahogany cabinet used In arrangements-. As he said Til# majority of ",Sogci.^u" ar­ b# dealt \yitti in a more specific acllvated still another MIg 17 ba«e At 25, jiou^ might feel tempted pulling against him .and fall In with The Council voted to join the town's-150th Celebration. rangements. Hofu added, still con­ lit a recent Interview; w’sy, rather than In ahatract gen- Mr. and Mrs. Robert LaChappelle, In the coastal area facing Forme A. .yourself to run off with your his bright and rosy plans. Only United Fund on the basis that a Coming Events with storage-well for 45 RPId spindle. $Q95 and RECAPPABLE .. "My emphasis Is on symhollsin sist In the iiihIm part-of flowers ernllllea. and llinl It might ind be Wllllmanllc. This one at Shaite, only 29 miles neighbor’s lovelv frau. After 45, insist that he make one conces­ program for the elderly is a com­ Hope Chapter No. 60, OES, will M y creations are meant rather to "sinie flowers are the iiiost avail­ useful to repeal the ritual of the HovS|>it»l INodes D SCMARGBD Y ■ T-EcRDAY: from Quemoy and Just h«yond Na­ .you realize she couldn't even tempt sion to you. That you rent the ■ munity responsibility. meet at 8 p.m. for an official visi­ CASING provide an Impact on the eino- able and plentiful of the tnaler- last fhree years." Infant son of Mr. and Mra. Ben tionalist artillery range, waa oc­ you to walk around the block. hou.se instead of selling it, and Budget Hearing Tomorrow tation of the Worthy Grand Ma­ Isla," qons such as strength, genlle- The InlerpreliiUon here wa# that PutlMils Today: IBS Johnson, 183 Hilliard St.; William cupied by 17 of the Jet fighters At 25, you fret and fume over give trailer life a year's triiU be­ Tge requested budget of 11,6.14, tron and her a.saociate grand of­ A "Kogelsu" hall, coaling l.'l.'iO.- fore you definitely pull up ixxits. nsss. bravery, happiness. In the Dulles was convinced prevloua U 8 A D M I T T E D YESTERDAY: Pfeiffer, Coventry; Mra. Lillian when Nationalist planes photo­ whether you'll be promoted to a 654 for the town of Vernon wtll ficers. A dinner will precede the Back To School Special •flogelsu’ way, a pine can cease 0(M), Was officially opened In Tokyo efforls to get Red (’hlna lo re- Rogei' Wiley, 2 Olcott St.; Paul graphed It yesterday^ Col. Hsiang better Job. After 45, you have no Anything can happen by the end presented at a public hearing Hoyt, 18 D«lr.iont St.; Mra. Rhugo of a year spent traveling around meeting at 6:30 p.m. ¥Rtl INSTALLATION to be a pine. It can lake oh var­ June 28. Iiounce force In th# Far East had Maiceiiiik, HI (,'heslniit 8t.; Walter Zelonia, Bolton Stanley Lanvbert, Teh-chun said. such worries. You know the boss tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Town In lO.'iO Sofu was Invited to the the country. Your husband may A Robert Morri.s card party will ious symbolic meanings dependent been loo aiinbfllous, loo broad In Diihlel, 37 Dailey (’lf( le. Rockville; 3 Bancroft Rd.', ^C k"llle; Miaa Hsiang said the new bases re­ isn't likely cither to give you much HaU. uprm the creator and the vl^ewer- Intel iistlonal Klower .Sliou in New be sick and tired of pulling hla T h e annual Town Meeting at be held Sept. 16 at 8 p.m. in Ma­ OTHER SIZES AT LOW PKCES TOO! \ scope The feeling was that 'Millea Richard MllleV, Barber Hill, Rock­ .hilla Price, Manchester Conval- duces Nationalist air superiority more money or much more respon- sonic Temple. Pinochle and whist COLUMBIA BICYCLES • "It Is also satisfying to use Ynrk and acted as one of Its would now aim at a smaller target ville, I'nvld Fletcher. East Hart­ over the Formosa Strait and pose's stbillt.v--unless he suddenly goes home behind him. He may hate which voters will be asked to ap­ .dead objects, such an ilend leaven, Judges. In lO.'ift he helil a personal eseent Home: William Fatscher, the cramped living quarters .■ H4 prove the budget has been set for will be played with prizes and re­ say, a cease-fire involving fnily ford, Waite. Watei bury, 331 Spen­ 253 (.tharter Oak St. a new threat to the present trickle senilo himscli. freshments offered. At Uw, Low Frisa*—asS BuA{tl Tarn* ■^ey lend thelnselves to more exhihlllon of his works in F’;uls (Vuemoy and Matsu and the other cer SI ; George Massey, 6 Carol of sir traffic between Formosa and At' 25. your children are a may be lonely for his old friends. Oct. 6. Pay Only $1.25 Weekly For 4 Tires vernaUllty In appllcallon llinn at the Paints Kagalelle DISOHARtJRD TODAY: Mrs. He may long for a plot ot ground The budget will be presented to­ The WSCS of Rockville Metho­ Nnilonnilsi held Islands wiiliin sight Dr, Rockville, Frederick Lesslg, Ethel Llncl.say, 111 Main St.; Mts. Quemoy.' cramping burden, who keep you dist Church Is planning a bazaar IJVe ob|ecln, and uhen applied In Next year he has cxlilhil lo n a of tile (’onimiiiilst mainland from doing things you’d like to do. on which to raise a garden. .He morrow as received by the^ Board Only 2 5 ^****'y Mile HIM Hd , Rockville, William Beverly Oiler, 48 Mountain St., The Communists have 189,500 for Nov. 15 in Wesleyan Hall. Mrs. k crentlon, diven dead cihjecis n (hihlic lloniillal force on the Islands which entry; Rhlinrd Lucan, 19 Burke Hsiang predicted that the Com­ buying life Insurance. After 45, Is Watch For... coinniand Us harlior 46 Prospect St., Rockville.. when you get tired of a place anti last night granted the request of John Regjm. of Kelly Rd., Ver­ IJrfjfecI lo Push Education for s preliminary ills- Rd , Roc ki'llle. munists Would "without warning” you enjoy sitting back and annoy­ make new friends in different In exi hiiiige, Red China nilghi be AD.MI'n’ED TODAY: .Sam Riz­ George Risley to convert a 6-apart­ non, who la working on the con­ ciiasidm on candldalcH launch an Invasion of Tatan and ing your heirs, who must wait to parts of the country. ment building on West Main St. Like New 30" WestinghouBe Electric Range $129.95 Nearly S dozen cong,e„*lo,ial |’M'';'’''’d to promise not lo bom- zo, Hartford: Mrs, Alice Weat- A cii’ Drug from Old Collect. struction of the center said the OUR CHRISTMAS Erhtan Islets, 2>^ miles south of Anything can happen In that next to the hospital into 12 or 13 watch Wa* apparently taken from Unioir Controls haven, 343 Pm ter-St At 26, all you can break is your candidates turned the session Into ! '.''I' ■ the Ccmmunlat island fortress of year of trying an entirely new way apartments. his car between 11:15 a.m. and 2 A pnradr a* thry woood nhoiit Tlmt i* wlwir tl»e p/Uirnt #* < nif* Blim is YESTERDAY: A son New York A new drug. 8- neck In a car wreck or a leg while 14" G-E Portable TV - All Channel $85.00 In. Jiri oidinn lo thin dlplom.'itlr con- ‘Amoy. The Reds apparently have of life. So take a chance. Frederick Koppel Jr„ chairman p.m. He said It was a Hamilton LAYAWAY BARGAINS (Continued from Page One) ’ I.OOi) drlo^iitr* Tor endMimciiK’nl, to ,Mr. and iMrs. Arlliiir Englaud; MOP, which Is taken In •capsule enough boats to Irartaport one divi­ skiing. But after 45 you start But don’t bum your bridges be. 332 E. Middle Tpke., a daughter of the Appeals Board, said RlsIey watch valued at $90 with a .yellow All six Democral r andldaics and ' , u , , , . . tonii In-prevent sunburn, comes sion for such an Invasion, but acquiring the dlsea.ses that tnake hind you. Hold on tol youy home plans a brick veneer finish, cen­ wntild have made a good start to­ five of the six Hepiihlican nomi­ UulliM talked at Ida conference |o .Mr and ,\fr.s Hiirry Gordon, from the seed of an Egyptian gold stretch.band. Det Sgt. George would need more craft to under­ for really Interesting conversation' until you have had a chance to tral heating and offstreet parking Trapp is invertigating. 24" GE Table Model TV JUST RECEIVED OUR SHIPMENT OF ward this goal. nees addiesseil the sessioik The yesterday almul his liope of Tolland, a son to Mr. and Mrs. weed, amnil majiis, used / for achieving some mellioil ol gelling take the larger operation that at dinner parties. find out how you both react to at the rear. School Guild to Meet TOYS and GAMES, Etc. " I’hnse l.abnr leaders who want nllly absentee was Kep lames T. Tliccmas FIniile, 22.3 (’halter Oak eentiirles to treat vitiligo, a dis­ would be jieeded against larger A t 25, you begin paying the gov­ trailer life. , , I ^ I along Me said lie hoped to do thia SI. Elks 40th AnnlverHar,v St. Joseph’s School guild will no reforms Joined forces with sntl- I’stterioii, k’ltlli Dialiul Repoli ease that causes while patches on and better defended Quemoy, he ernment thron,gh the nose. After (Ail right# reserved, NEA Service, The Rockville Lodge of Elks Console Model TV Sets —3 To Choose From — Bargains Labor groups who want extreme Ilcan; who Is seeking reelei'l loll. at llie expelled new talks. Hiich H Iin’H TODAY: A daughter lo the akin. hold Its first meeting of the season A watch (1 year guarantee) with s al)ori range objective as stilling said. 45, you begin looking forw’ard to Inc.) will celebrate the 40th anniversary Thursday in Stc Joseph's auditori­ fiunlll've anll-Dshnr laws." said Patterson Is ui Fnm|ie o f the lodge Oct. 11. brief . III# Red guns which have blasted um at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. H. A. I I V e e a any layaway of toys totaling $50.00 lorid. All the catlillilales mad Patrick J. Johnston, chairman 1958 Hotpoint Automatic Washer—Big Savings epeeches CJuemoy, while lifting the Na- Lepak, pastor, will be the speaker. U or more. He charged that the Deniorrstlc of the committee, announced that leadership In the House of Rep- flie' commlllee voted In endorse jlmnallsl bloc kade on Amoy, might AH parents of children In St. Jo­ a reception will be held for all seph’s School are inrtted to at­ slmmameBamemaBeseseaemimeMimawimaaiaaaeaaNaN rf.senlstives dragged Its feet and all (toniieclicnf Democrals riiiimiig fit wllhin Dulles’ deflnllloii of 1957 Apex Electric Clothes Dryer —Priced To Move cimteal for aliilc compiroller he- HrUdig along. members at 5 p.m., to be followed tend. shirked Us rraponsibllily and at by the anniversary banquet at 7 The Ladles Auxiliary AOH will the cniclsl moment, the Repiih- two excepUoiis. I -Home officials ssld It wss pos- Neiitnillly «a s voted In the ' " ‘•'I'’ ""li. In such a new circum. MANCHESTER WALLPAPER and PAINT Co. p.m. meet tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. at the Ilcan Sdnilnlsti stion nnhnlagerl the Moose- CItiib for a potiuck supper. BUI hy coming nut agalnsi It." conteat for alatc comfiroller : he- j stance, ,Natlonnllat CIi Imh miglit he Thei first meeting of the Lodge ■ D'ald cnncluded: tween Repnldlcnn itodnev Kllaim of i Induced to withdraw' from the off- for September will be held Thurs­ Glrjs nine, years of age or older ■ "The Keniiedy-Ive.s Hill waa Trumbull and Raymond 'I’halcher | ■’'’ "'e Islands. Hut this would laks day when reports will be made on wh- would like to Join the junior choir ' of St.* J(}hn’B Episcopal flnalli’ killed hy a cnailtlnn of Re- of Fast llliiopton and llie I'ourih Mme participation In the. town’s anni­ versary plans and the Lodge’s an-' Church will be Interviewed at the pliblii-sns and Sniillierri Iicdiocrals Congressional Di.aliicl lane hi'- I l■■|•lh>lv Ai'heaiin’s Piiliey church today fron 6:30 to 7 p.m. who wanted a pollllcal football tween Repuhlican Incunilieiit Al- ■ *b effect. such a policy would niversary and clambake commit­ tee*. '• by Walter Murphy, organist. bel t Moraiio of (iicenwlcli and | f"U"w "ue laid down years ago hy Hospital Notes Doiiald Irwin, Norwalk Democi al. |iner Hecretary of Slate Dean . District Deputy James M. Rear­ don will make his official visita­ Admitted yesterday: Herman lllghhglit. of tile opening diiv Arhp.son lo ”lpt tlip diial aplUe Schlichting. Depot 1^., Broad WESTINGHOUSE oil Chlim ’ for a wlilip luatpad of tion at the Lodge Sept. 25. A din- Wfi* II hluiU hv U.S Sen net* will be served at 7 p.m., fol­ Brook; Arthur Wohllebe, 18 West Up To 3 Years To Pay —Easy Budget Terms! SVilllfuii I'urIH} \V>«i Maitltii'l , living (o Imposp ar. liiimpillate Rd. aoliilion Ai'Iiphoii waa roundly lowing Initiation of candidates at llcpii|)hcan u hi) I* BPclunK foflrt - Discharged yesterday; Marlene iriiinzpil for that aoggpsllon. a meeting to follow, in the Carriage SEND THEM lion. I House. Stanet, Broad Brook; Estelle Me- AnaerllMK emloi Maliienl hy liit An exhibition of folk dancing by Kechr.le, 26 Windsor Ave.; Frank It la palimaled that half Hip atu- hor wouldn'l h*\* rhiutKt'^i h the Community Folk dancers of Drenzek, 8 Mam St,, Venjon: tet- THE *lnglf voip of hi* In thi* Spi\nt«* dpiils lb 4-ypar vollpgps drop out of TH URS., FR I., SA T., SEIPT. 1 1 - 1 2 - 1 3 lie Finance, Main St„ Ellington; arhool al Ihp pnd of tliPir ftpah- Hartford haa been, added to the nor would it Injluriuv any Nuch events planned for sesquicenten- Jean Tomasellt, 34 ciuirter Rd ; Buy Now and Save fuluri* votf. Ihirtpll mgett the con- maii or aophoniore year. . nlal week. Betty Karpuska, Stage Rt., To'- HOMETOWN vrnHon to idlminatp [)oliiu'.i The program will be given Sept. l.ano- Edna GIlUs, Scantic Rd., “'riu' graat power you fmvi* at- 18 at Henry Park at 8 p.m., or In Warehouse P t; Norman Letendre, NEWS lalnf*d." I'urlHl nald. ’‘l* now he fxfrt tcial the Northeast School If it rains. BlUngton. PRICES ARE LOWER ing (Kvmttul ti! potutcal pinpone* RADIO- WALLPAPER The demonstration will include to the ultimate detriment of l>*- a soijea of Swiss, English. German Vernon and Talcottville aewe la I bor, " ELECTRONICS- SINGLE ROLL and American folk dances. handled .throdg!i The -Hemid’a THAN 10 YEARS AGO Me (le*crtln‘d tlie Hcoiecard A square dancing program will Rockville Burpaii. 7 W. Main St., j majntnlnrd hy Iefilp>r tvpjthe vot­ follow, with ytmngsters -8 to 10 telephone TRemont 5-SI 16. ' i ing Rctivitle* of ( 'oimrrt iiut mem­ TELEVISION GOLD BAND CEILING FLAT Gs, *2.98 ber* of ('ongre** A.* complrlely Your Old Appliance^ worthti'H.* mi ln*ult to your Mph 16 lo 60— do you want >« AND HSL-12 Intelligence.** •eriirlty? a food fiilureT 1958 Kollou mg Ihirtell’* a it il r e * *, Finf ABBuot Vemon Hr* D^pr. , Is Your Down Payment TURPENTINE cal *1.19 DELUXE FROST-FREE council [irealdenl Mllctiell Svin- TRAIN NOW for a Hrll-paid ROOM LOTS WITH COLO INJECTOR iloff hi an nnaweiing aitdre**. dr VaIi itLHi *3.50 ' Irhdei! tlie Acorerurd *y*trm by poilllnu, or (or a bn.InpM of Chff/t feafez. ■. WEEKLY C A R N l V i O . wft - wldi'h thr mganl7.atU)n '‘rale* ’ Ijie ,vour owM* Each 3 9 c Rae^a tood§ batttrl vote* of (Nmgrr.HMiuon a* * "mean* CAULKING CARTRIDGES Every Biig|ht this w iM k of th* •of providing * <‘hech on political lu our DAY ch'Mee, you »HI ^ 9 AND ^1 power" in which the Utbor organl- beponia ■ 't’epliulrien I or In ______VfBOfl TrKBc Circlf i. /.nljoii seek* lo luuig lo it* mein- two- KVKNINtv.S e .week we 5 Gals. ReKardless of where J tier* ‘'enlightenment on crrlaln eau leerh yon .fi^ lrln f. DRIVEWAY SEALER *7.39 Rid*A Prixvs, SurprisBs, Fub fpr EvBryoMl ' Iabuc*," •i.EARN.IIY-DOIM;’* FAVORS iUTOIIATIG WASHERS your service mnn or Soturdoy Matin** for GhiMriB-^ woman is Htalioned, ■ l.ortntiolivvn I'M irr As Low At $2.00 Wttkiy the Madchester Kve- SMk nSM ITARTI ALL RIDES Va PRliJEi -^ ChlcHgo AJ^.the xlsrt uf 19.38 ’58 WESTIIiOHOUSE ning Herald can be for­ I3*ss 1 I'siirosd.H nf tlie 'IJtiltpil SEPT. 29th Don’t Forget Every Nile This Week warded to be al ‘‘Mnll .Stnine tnvneii 30.320 lni'omoU\'PS I* “ CARNn AL NTTE!” - SPEED RANCE Enroll n^vt Coma in. write, Call" reKularly with nil i'(U»P''r('il with 30 433 St thr be •Jfouilog i)f 1957. Uf thr lolsl mim- or iilHme JArkeen 5-9406 PAINT BY NUMBER SETS s • Plug-Out Units-For Kasy the hometown news, ber of ioiijiuotive iinit.i ownoil at for our FREE f ATAI.OG. Free!I ■, Free! Cleaning people away from- Hie BlHit of this yi'si', ’27,’200 weir (lipspl-rlrrt I'tr. 2,500 wcit at ram. NEW ENGLAND 9 x ’l 2 CUSTOM IMPERIAL • Miracle Oven home .are 80 anxinu.* and 620 worp plrCtrl,' sn,! oHipr BIG 3 SERIES Reti 13.95 to get. TECHNICAL INSTITUTE • With-101 Lb. Freezer • 1001 Hedt» ^ «ETTlN(i ON HI ns Ol > I'NN IN, l ...... t..ut ' PLASTIC DROPCtOTH • (kild Injector Chilln Food Demlrig, N. M. i.i'i TIip Dpiu- L.T l,|o vl I ' • X S' fsottl Reg. 11.69 |lng W’ppkh (irsplUi' le a|i

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■ •• • m PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAID, MANCHESTER, CONN^, WEDNESDAY^ SEPTEMBER 10, 1D68 MANCHBSTEH EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER.'CONN. lltrE D H ^ A Y , SRPTEIifflER 10, 196g .■>P^ y p ' v '' 1 PAGE NINETEEN *1,ITTLE SPORT . By ROUSON HUR BOARDING HOySB with MAJOR HOOFLB - .Add' OoUif^ to Tour Home (InMHty. fllnae I^tteaetton > ipelled HASSOCK "KaU-sten-lka" aiW' tha ouaUty every nuUt Will u r e e . C h ^ e from SHOES FOK CHILDRiiN ^5a^- COSMETIOS a n Sense and Nonsense the many H A880CK e'hepee. %'.me, abla at C E. R O U S^ A SON. Do WE CARRY ALL > " ' ■ V r.a- ' y Bargains colors avellahle at WATKlNB, 935 see,the brown leather oxfords with THE TOP LINES THAN A Bird DOE’S NOSE AN* t - I x s ® 5N05SAN I ■ l ^.HAliiKAPF/CAPTURED Main Street Sturdy and..dec6ini> the'interesting suede-Uke' texture i'fO S 6 IT’S BECAUSE X ASRW eO ■ A itoTORlOUS CROOK Approaching the operator of e IgU in the warmth o f central heat* live a HASSOCK'can.'double as anid tha smart red-and-pUti ers. The "KaU-sten-iks” label la i/- 5ESSION A ROULETTE WHSE A Re w a r d looking' housewife said "I don’t The snug and comfortable pigs dlUon to a colleKe rdbm, too. your niarautea’ of fine workman­ AN* ' baked'beens? .'■ ,y r Come to MlLLESt’S RESTAU­ at home vary them iiometlmes by looR.vou'R e mot W N 'T O To be . e suoecas—dmi’^ stay RANT, 10 East Center Street and sprinkling soma with poppy,' some GENERAL A L L E Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN CLA1^^ X OWE VOU ANY- Learn from others’ mlstakss— awake at night—stoy ayrake in Wdoome to ‘Manchoeter relax over an expertly prepared with caraway and tha rast with AO *- V/Oi I 2 I you can’t live long enough to make' ^ 'lY a “ThaY Itma Again I'M SORRY TO VOITRE 'SPEOALLVJ----- < IT> SURE LIKE TO thf daytime! , / ,. Bookshop’ A Bjby's Lif«! OSBMiM 0 « Bs OsUaga ^•w It Easily . dinner, nicely serv ^ In a refined sei^ma seed. ■ T V S E R V I tE SEE MTU IN I SORRY? WHEN 1/ THNS \ bEUEVE ■tOU.BOY.. them all yourseU. I f you' love to read and know Ho-hum, it’a houaecleaning time Taka tha advlcs o f college up­ atmosphere. You’ll Want to return A MEM LIKE, HOW (YW O PN T I WHlCT \ CAN TOU PROVE Sign on the wlnitoW of a men’s the joy that books can give, you’ll again, but ' JOHNSON PAINT perclassmen . and pack along a again and again, Style Leaders for Maa Dsqr* M QjC A‘ \ THIS. OOP THINK DO tT.' 1 THEY ALL K >CXJ PIPNT? Pigs on Ed Fritz’s farm, near clothing store that 'v/ent bankrupt want to visit soon THE MAN­ COhfeANY, 723 Main Street hoe CAMEYlA before you' snap shut . ------These are the busy weeks when Nights phM Farts I FEB.? Verdon, Nebr., live In air-condi­ after three months in buainess: CHESTER BOOKSHOP, just all thb labor-aaving, time-eaving tha college trunk. Rbw- elds can Next time you make up a batch college trunks are packpd for an­ TEU m 9-anM Aools and “aids” to help you gn tioned comfort In'the summer and "O^SMd by Mistake,” ■ v.. opened in the Andrews Building, you "remember"; the important of garlic-flavored butter, add i other back-to-campus year. C B. ‘ ■ 67 East Center Street. This the job done aa quickly and pam- events, the campus activittea In fu­ little minced fresh or dried crushed lessly as ilbiaibl^ All the popu­ HOUSE ^ SON have outfitted spacious, • friendly shop carries a ture years. THE PALLOT STU­ aa|l to It. Besides using the but­ men of taste for three generations. complete inventory of books for lar, famoua-name WAXES and DIO, 70 East Canter SU has a ter fiJr-^rllc bread, you’U find It furniture polishes are here to put See' the fine assortment of bulky- all ages, all reading tastes. There cotnplete line of CAMERAS and good to Spread over halved to­ knit SWEATERS with crew neck Daily Crossword P uzzle Is a LENDINC UBRART and a a gleam In your home. RENT ACXjESSORIES. You don’t have to matoes before'they are baked or A POLISHEIR to buff up wooden In all the newsworthy chartones, GREETING CARD DEpT. Books spend a lot broiled. plus sport and polo SHIRTS with Rofalty HasTht make the perfect gift- - If It is or linoleum floors to a bright shine with a minimum of effort long sleeves and short. The ALL AKS not in stock, your order will be if the Date Has Beea Set Summer cottage cooks: m WEATHER COAT is a "must." Of promptly filled. Your acquaint­ There are sponges, scratch remov­ Order your WEDDING INVITA­ •MAD., iOBA« ers, window cleaners, brushes for find It’s convenient to have drleieti «.» J - HL'StS'aKaSSKIfiWFJP.' “ rugs securely. Avoid loss of per­ ety. ■v'\ "Pick it up on your way home' all the tailoring extras. ITrallne- PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VLUMBER 4 Ealing plact 5 Awry ■ PI I IBIl.'4PITi<9 86 Years Ago Is the invitation of the MAN­ up of SLACKS is y ou th fu lly ^ 8 ----- coal 6 Celebration sonal belon^nga, tools, equipment nuiisREunu Look In the window of MONT­ by autographing your possessions The'Staff of Ufe CHESTER LAUNDROMAT. 680 and sports-car trim! T W A N K h e a v e n s , C A R L Y L E , IMAo INE!! WHY WE COULO k broiled ateak's T Long time iaL3iiiK)as!raii.iiJKr.jiH _ Pack appetite appeal into lunch- »l^l:.T»II9rjl|:4ieill;LTIsi»l.^[9 GOMERY WARD COMPANY Wltk a MAGIC MARKER.77c, that Center Street (in the Jarvis ■ THAT 'nou’VE reove 40 Considerr 48 Daybreak SARY SALE STARTS TODAY. thing. saving, time-saving convenience it umbrellas, zippers, hats and fol­ 28 Container 26 Lobster part 41 Auctions 50 Musical '' In the Fashion Dept, are DRESS­ COOKIES to satisfy the sweet Is to have the MANCHESTER Republic tooth are fortified with Important low your doctor’s prescription for 27 Above (poet.) 27 Workers 42 Resound syllable ES, two for 313 (empire, sheath, LAUNDROMAT take over this Fit for a Royal Palace vitamins, too. The new-seoson CORRECTIVE WORK ON OAf CONVmSION DUfeKn 30 Cook to excess blotuon, relaxed lines) to dress you The rich '‘gllnt-of-gold” in the chore for you and hand back to SHOES. Free parking lot next 32 Men, women 1 i 1 1 up. pep you up for all your fall store hours pre: OPEN DAILY dressy BEIDSPREADS, 39.98 to AND SUNDAY from 8 to 7 and on you everything FLUFF DRIED door. "8 and H” GREEN STAMPS. and children rrrr r actiirltles. An orlon SWEATER 350, displayed in THE LINDA and neatly folded. STORE HOURS Use your charge - account. 34 Masculine f t ft BET (pullover and' cardigan) is Friday from 8 to 8. Royalty Heating Co. c im >' li SHOP, 968 Main Street, Will bring ARE: 8 to 8 Monday and Friday. appellation JN only 3^.86, a "must” for the chilly out new beauty in your entire Open 8 to 6 on Tuesday. Thursday. 32 OAK STREET 35 Overrun r K> r Cooks can not be oyer-cautioned season ahead. Get several colors. sleeping area. Of luxqrious rayon- Saturday. Closed Wed’ne.sday. The Inquirer a n 3-0825— 24-HR. SERVICE 36 The culinary Try on a new winter COAT and when it comes to storing froseir' LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LIJBBLRS r w taffeta with flowered, quilted top, These darling baby motifs show save -)39 while the anniversary there are matching draperies (In foods. Keep such foods frozen until 8 4 9 6 ■m W Dttsr 37 Soft mineral r the daily life of the little one, and ready to use. price of 320.86 Is on, sizes 8 to any length) also matching scarfs _ 12H-24'A ■ rWffCMHAPfW : m 30 Source of nuts U n may be embroidered or appliqued 18. Slip Into one with the new and vanity seta available. Glamor­ on a crib quilt, towels, pilows or 1DKXJ ttlMAT ycXJ 40 Remove cocoon ' ^back. Nylon tricot Good News for Students Neet aa a pin daytime dress, ft rP r r ize the bathroom with a high-style panels. You’ll enjoy making any designed so simply the half-size (XM^ IN SECOND 41 Ocean C. E. HOUSE A SON announces i i SLIPS, rcg. 32.98 are now 31.98. SHOWER CURTAIN of taffeta or pfiOTne«r l J'/ 42 Persian of these items, and baby will be the new reduced prices on "Van­ woman can complete it Ih no time i S GIRLS’ CAR (30ATS with knit plastic with tailored window cur­ delighted with them. prince collars are 35.96, size 7-14. PAR­ tage” drip-dry cotton shirts by Pattern provides a collar, If you 45 Sloped tains to harmonize. Ask to see the prefer. 3l i KAS for boys are 38.86, extra pattern entitled yP rench Fra­ Patern No. 5872 contains hot- Van Heusen, regularly 35 now 34. 40 Heavenly P warm, extra sturdy. W A ^ AND grance.” It’s the season to shower iron transfer for 6 motifs; material Those with button-down oxfOrd No. 8496 with Patt-o-Rama Is 51 Eggs L 1 requirements; sewing and applique collar, formerly 35.95 now 35 are in sizes 12%, 14K, 1 6 1 8 >A. 52 Ship's wheel WEAR sport shirts reducect ..^to the autumn bride, so remember 32.98, teg. 33.98, and gabardine directions; crib cover directions. also wash-and-weir. This Is good 20*,4, 22*4, 24% 26*4. Size 53 Flower ■■ J;hat any purchase you make here 54 Quarrel ' P slacks are 35.96. With, house- (br any gift occaaion will be Send 25c in Ciotns, for this pat­ news for all the students heading 14*4, 35 bust, 4!4 yards ot 36-lnch. r EZZ cleaning time here, you’ll want to artiaticnlly GIFT WRAPPED tern to Anne Cabot, The Manches­ back to prep school and college, 55 Poemi > w i11 H Send thirty-five cents 1* colps tJ- 56 Uninvited freshen your home and give It a FREE. ter Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF who are assembling their ward­ for this pattern to Sue Burnett, picnic guests r si beautiful face-lifting. CURTAINS AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, N.Y. robes now, not only because of the Manchester Evening Herald, 1150 w P and DRAPERIES are at lowest Print Name, Adddress and Pattern NEW LOW PRICE but alio be­ DOUBLE 57 Oriental coin . For elegant. Cold salmon, gar­ AVE. OF AMERICAS, /4EW r3/L^. UA PH M. ■ r i! n prices of the season (tier or cafe, DOWN nish It the French .way: with Number. Add 10c for each pattern cause you can Just rinse and Met YORK N.Y. Print Name Ad­ Given m th Cash Sales THURSDAY » 1PM IMA tewSeA. In*. ____ — ^ 31.69 a pair). 'Tour choice for first-class mailing. drip-dry ready to 1 Sea flsh r a gherkins, hard-cooked. eggs, wear again. dress with Zone, Style Number of tweed broadloom RUGS with anchovies, capers and fish aspic. Hava you a copy of our 1958 Guaranteed. "Well, If you Inilet upon using arithmetic, I AM 63 2 Unclose FREE PADDING, FREE INSTAL­ and Size, Add lOe for each pat­ JUDD SAXON Serve the fish with homemade Needlework Album? It contsdns tern for first-class mailing. BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD yaars old r LATION, 36.86 a sq. yd. LIB­ Hungry for a Roast Chicken TI..K •• mayonnaise. dozens of pretty designs in crochet, With your pattern order enclose WP. HICKEY, I'VE ERAL TRADE-IN at WARDS Dinner f IF THAT'S TRUE, we CANCEL kniti embroidery and sew; plus di­ 35 cents more for your copy of the ■LlhllM_ SO T SO M E OUT OUR distributorship ,' on GAS RANGES, REFRIGERA­ Most people love poultry of all B. C. ______No Dally Care Needed rections for one knit and three cro­ In a CHICAGO PISTUP8ING NEW.S WE'VE 60T A “PERFORMANCE BY JOHNNY HART TORS, FREEZERS, OIL HEAT­ kinds and when you buy a ROAST­ Fall A Winter '68. edition of Basic Enjoy all winter, the color, and chet items. Only 25c a copy! i BUSINESS OFnce.„ I O n wcIn per tape ESCAPE CLAUSE—ANP ERS. Among the Items you get ING (CHICKEN at the LYNN Fashion, a complete pattern maga­ WE JUBT RAN A *-io FREE with purchases are FREE artistry of a DRIED flower and zine for women who sew. Just 35c. TEN5II.E-6TRENCTH I HOPE YDU foliage ARRANGEMENT from POULTRY FARMS STORE In the TEST.... fl^HENOMEMAL LITTLe') OIL PORTRAIT, or FREE 100 Help for BrijtUe, Splitting Nalls Parkade you get not only delicious PACKAGES OF FROZEN FOOD. FLOWER FASHIONS BY MILI- If you’ve ever wlshed-for pret­ .CRE/CTURES- KOWSKI, 691 Main Street. Nicely eating but one of “the most nu- Tired of the Way GROAK/ You’ll enjoy this sale. tier fingernails that were stronger trltlous of foods. Try "Roast grouped on bark or in an attrac­ and longer, you'll appreciate'the Your Rooms Look.T Chicken Indienne” where you Transform youi living room. Stop Out In a Chic Walking Suit tive container, a lasting arrange­ product available at PINE- baste every 20 minutes with mix­ Give It a new personality without There is fashion excitement for ment of this .sort adds charm to an LENOX p h a r m a c y , 299 East entrance halla living room, ture of: 2 T salad oil, K t dry getting your budget mad at-you! you in a-"GK-ENHAVEN” walking Center Street. It is called “ AMAZ­ mustard, 1 T Worcestershire suit, 339.95 with the longer, tap­ priced -34 and up. Center your din­ ING” the NAIL HARDENER that MANCHESTER UPHOLSTERY ing table with good-enough-to-eat sauce, 2 T curry powder, >4 cup (X)MPANY, 24 Birch Street has ered coat (milium lined) that is is guaranteed to strengthen, hard­ hot water. perfect with other clothes, too. In ARTIFICIAL FRUITS from the en, and stimulate nail growth in a large selection of decorator Manchester "GIENHAVEN” suits choice harvest here. two weeks. (Imagine being able to fabrics to reupholster or slipcover m i: are avsilable only at BURTON’S. see results this soon). Tills Is all A Reliable Investment your divan, chair, love-seat. t t f 841 Main Street. The “ GLEN- Boys Like to Dress Up you do: Place two capsful In U ”We suggest NEW ENGLAND CUSTOM-MADE FURNITURE is II Hill M,.. W ill III nil t HAVEN. . ” label is your assurance At C. E. HOUSE A SON you’U cup warm water and soak yoiir AND ELECTRIC ASSOCIA­ a specialty. So, why not have one y -'V'- of luxury fabric, (treated to resist find Sunday-best clothes for boys. fingertips two mimites every day TED for safet.v. income and ap­ piece of furniture "tailored” just Famous-fpr-tailorlng SUITS are preciation,” COBURN A MID- BUZ SAWYER Cma wi. r.e H«r.i, t,*..., im. wrinkling and soiling) tailoring for two weeks. Will not affect your for you. Just for yoiir room. Call BY ROY CRANE perfection and classic styling. Go labeled "Cricketeer,” ' "Cade t,' nail polish. The results will Mr. Brown, Mitchell 9-9521. "Northcool” and "Mr. Chips.’ Mitchell 3-1105. YOU' RE SWEET KIOS, BUT 80KKV BUGS BUNNY from desk to date feeling fresh and AMAZE you. The price is 31-50 a YES, BACK TO THE RUINS. BOVINA BUT SURELY X LOOK, HOHE Y. EVER SINCE These names assure you of top- bottle. AND I ARE LtAVINO AT ONCE Jl HAS OFFERID TO FINANCE MY r : lovely In this versatile outfit. Do From the 'S panish cuisine: Shirts tor school, play or CHRIS AND I WANT YOU PONT INTEND! PAPA STRUCK OH. t'VS '^OKAV,'' notch quality, workmanship, stylb. Spread a slice of'bread (after dress wear; button-down : ON OUR HONEYMOON^ ^ i ARCHAEOLOaiCAL EXPEDITION. TO LIVE AT THE BEEN TRYING TO BE slip into a GLENHAVEN SUIT cooked asparagus (ii|^e frozen or TO t h r o w a pa r t y to BLK5S, "Cortley” TOPPERS, loomed of cutting off the crust) with cream- ^ ------SEE IT TO THE RUINS, IN A A U P Y . TO HECK WITH with the keen young shapings, Cakes made with honey and canned when fresh are out of sea-- check ...... 2 .9 5 C6LEBRATE VOUR YOU tagged 329.95 to $49.95 In plaids, imported wools, are here, plus an style cottage cheese; cut in two THINK OF V finish. TEMTI IT! AT HEART I'M A baking powder do not usually rise son) served with p o a ct^ .eggs 4 7 MARRIAGE'TO SOCRATIS, CAN stripes, rich tweeds, fitted orboxy, array of white shirter distinctive triangles and sandwich together. IT! I'AA A COUNTRY GAL. ALWAYS as high as cakes made with sugar and accompanied by a vinaigrette BOVINA. COME some with' velvet collars, all are ties, socks and fine leather shoes Spread outside of sandwich with Boys’ Drees Shirts, white ,et p a t r o n OF UKEDTO MILK COWS, and baking powder. Acids in the sauce— olive oil, vinegar, salt and IN. precious beauties destined to be to make a guy feel like -"the sof^t butter, or margarine and colors. Sizes 6 to 12, 12J4' to Fill StIINCn.' ------H O G S, PIG honey and baking powder account pepper mixed together. the fashion favorite for 1959. ^ most.” for this. toast,In a ,iot oven for about five 14*4 ...... ,.'.2.95 GROUND. minutes. Serve With strawberry Jam and teia. ' The Carpet Story In a Nutshell ★ a ■ - AS you think of Fall redecorat­ Slacks, In synthetic- blend Invest In Mutual Funds ing. 'you naturally appraise your fabric thaj; washes easily, floors critically because your For maximum safety, Income takes Uttle or no iron­ friends and guests notice attrac­ and growth, you should check the ing v^...... i .... .6.05 many advantages of MUTUAL tive. luxurious carpeting imme­ FUNDS. Information on all the diately. MANCHESTER CARPET MUTUAL FUNDS available at CENTER, corner Main and Middle Ivy Chino Slacks, all colors. a ypur New York Stock Exchange Tpke. is one of CONNEGTICUTS Sizes 6 to 20. . .3.95 and 4.05 Member, SHEARSON, HAMMILL LEADING CARPET SPECIALTY MICKEY FINN f; AND COMPANY, 91? Main Street. STORES. A glorious array of BY I.ANK LEONARD weaves anU textures is on hand MOBTY MEEKLE KY PICK CAVAI.I.I Mitchell 3-1571. H-HE'C HAD FOUR for .your modern or traditional home. The most pleasant BUDGET PARS INAROW/H-HB F 3 J i Enroll Ydur Child Now MUST'VE UUST BEeN 8 H E W A S M Y Appointments are being booked TERMS are available he're. So go TOYING WITH.ME I 0 ABV 6 ITTER for MUSIC LESSONS at THE MU­ ahead, get the WALL-TO-WALL AT THE START/ V U 5TNIGHT SIC SHOP, 1013 Main Street. Ton- Of ROOM-SIZE rug you want, flight PROFESSIONAL TEACH­ while they a?e within your reach, ERS give private instrucU'on In today! , saxophone, clarinet, guitar, trum­ pet, trombone and druma. Mitchell Oysters, prepared an-old-fash- 9-2036. ^ 4. ioned American way, are rolled in bread crumbe and ba.sted with Thrre-biition plaid Jacket. In butter whUe they are grilled. The easy-care blend: from a big When you add dried herbs to aclectlon priced a t ___ 12.05 salad dressings, let the mixture seafood is served on toast and then .stand for half an hour or so at hpt melted butter mixed with . . '< t I ^ FLOOR SAMPLES lemon juice and minced parsley V \/ ' / room temperature before using; All-u'cath'er coat, warmly (.19 , ,.i w> \ this way flavors have a chance to (maltre-d'hotel ftyje) Is ppured lined;, big pockets; amartiy ov er.” develop and cbmblhe. detalted with stitching. 14.05 DEMONSTRArORS The *Mosf In Dry aeanlng Know Your House Is Clean >ew,verj and MARLOW’S, 867 Main Street you «ui> T }» PAFkI ) « « f 5 my CAlUYOUtL j TO MB AS MR. LO NG raXER! school wardrobes spruced up for can hurt ' your way_..:Nficichtiy ★ TO BE GOINS, C A N 'T G O O U T IN a *T1JIC OAHLlCTriCAA K M ON THB PLOOK. TU « n n « (XIT OP TOnONt H i •leseR ves Mg o n T T C s r T ra d e -In s . another year. - "MARTtNIZlNO" through housecleaning duties. *nid Dickie Dungarees, lO-oz. JUT WHICH IJ the ONE-HOUF' DRY CLEAN­ attachments-.' are designed for weight Sizes 6 to 16 ...2.0S ING at 20 East Center Street can every cleaning task, even for hard- h«lp you spe«t up all these chores. to-get-at plaM. Draw up and out m And Many Excellent Used Machine Bargains liou']| Hke the streakSlned serv­ the imbedded Mil and grit from ice It's geared, to yoa» busy Ufe. fUgS’ . notice how much brighter 'ftust your finest. poiSsssions In and fresher they look after one HERE ARE MME TYNOAL VAUiES (VARIED MODELS) .the hands of the gentle, caiuajle going over. It'S the aharp grit that staff here. 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iMoior Leaiiiml Baseball Men Who Should Know Say-~ THE ; L e o d R r i a ^ Herald Angle Pirates ', MhUoimI. League ' ' Riilh Would Rave Had Picnic By BatUhg-^Mualal,, St. Louia, .938; A*nburn, Philadelphia, .388; EAR.L.YOST Aaron, Milwaukee, .339: Maya, Defeat Giants San Franciaeo, 828; ’ Banka, Chi­ eiMirtk Ikhtor *ed Williams Back^ cago and Skinner, Pittsburgh, 317. With Lively Bkll Used Today: Runa—Bank!,. Chicago, 118; Twice; Huncli San Francisco, Sept, 10 (JP)— Defending Champion Hillman Inform ation, Please! Robbins and ex-champ Harvie .Ward, neither playing great Maya,'San Frandaco, 104; Aaron', Milwaukee, M ; Boyer, St. Louts, Every time a nuijor league boll-* Ms prim* today tl>an he did. ’38.. Hack Wilson holda the Ma* Sports departments o f . newspaj^r offices from coast to |Ups Batting Avers^e tional League mark with 66 in '80. golf, today dominated an upset-swept field into the third 93; Mathewa, Milwaukee, 89. player approache* B«be Ruth’* The ball la livelier and moat coast are often called upon to provide the necessary informa­ Brings Victory fences have been moved in a bit. Would Hit 100 round of the U.S. Amateur Tournament. Runs Batted In—Banka, Chi record Jiome run pace rathef late tion to' Settle all types of wagers, arguments and disciis- Before the gun eete, juet IS will* ■ ■ ” , ■ cago, 119; ‘niomas, Pittsburgh, Babe hit fewer home runa in George Hildebrand, American in the going, auch aa Ernie Banka Washington tnan anywhere else. League umpire from 1012 through sioh.8. Record books, on hand usually contain facts and figures New Tori ^ Sept. 10 (/F)- Chicago, Sept. 10 (/P)— Aspirants to the American League remain of the orlc'lnal Beld of 200' 100; H: Andsrson, ^Pittsburgh, 89; National Dr. Taylor, runnerup liut y*ar, of the Chicago Cuba is doing now, Only 84 of hia 714 major league '84, aays the Babe would hit 100 A flash of genius hit Manager batting cljampionship-r-move over. The king is back and who atarted confldently over the beat Gary Uotta of fel Cerrito, Cepeda, Sah Francisco, 89; Mays, on 99 out of 100 requests. The calls are usually the heaviest hilly, tree-lined Olympic Club Liake near-oldtimers recall elugging home runa srere hit there. The or more homers a year If he wer* Danny Murtapgh, Klus- VMterday’e Reerilte from all indications Ted Williams is able and ready to win Oalif., 3 arvd 2. San Francisco; 84, feata o f the Immortal Bambino.' during the basebkll season, thd longest of the so-called three course two days ago. Hits—Aaron, Milwaukee, 183; distance to the 'ence in center and playing under today’s! rules. , A niajo; sporta—baseball, basketball-...... r 7.ewski hit the'ball and the Philadelphia 6-4,. ^ s Angeles 'I his sixth title. Two grueling 18-round matches upset Bimeket Ashburn, Philadelphia, 182; Banka, Some boaeball followera of the rlght-cehterfleld in Washington rule change made In '31 would and football. Pittsburgh Pirates hit the 3-3 (Flrjit Game l(r Innings). sidelined by a vlrua attack One* were scheduled today- over the In the upiret bracket, Bob Hcn- present have wondered whether haa been cut aon^$ 29 feet. make a big difference, in Hilde­ One particular pbzzler. Judging was worth $700. Also, If we had Pittsburgh 4-2,/San F-ronclsco rlkson. University of, Minnesota Chicago, 176; Mays. San Francis­ San FVancisco Giants for a gug. .2, Williams returned to th* 6,680-yard, par .1S-35-—70 layout co, 176; Cepeda, San Francisco, Ruth would hit as many homers Boston haa a '46-feet shorter brand's opinion. by the many - calls received this won, vi'e would have won the track 3-1. Fu llm er, W eb b oston Unsup last-night and tlap- student and the state’s champion, if in his prime tods: ae he did .4>4'!game lead In their run for the to cut, the field Into a more work­ 186. home run distance' to center, and "When the Babe hit his 60 hom- season, plus letters, concerned, the championship, worth $1,000. And St. Louis 8. Chicago 7.- ped out two hita in a losing 4-Xu. downed fornr.er Walker Cup play- eome 30 years bacl^. No one rtumerup -pot In the National able segment, Doubles—^Oroat, Pittsburgh, S3; right-center, Chicago 26, Cleve­ /ers a ball hit out o f the park was record fur IJome runs by a pitcher it wilU cost me $300 for a'new Milwaukee 3, Cincinnati 3. cause to the Chicago White Sox. Robbins, an Air Force lieutenant f Dick YOst 6 and 4, knowi, of cource. PTeeent day Judged fair or foul by where it rear end for the car," the local League. Rinw Handlers Aaron, Milwaukee and Musial, S t land 60, Detroit 36, Yankee Stay in one seabon. Here’s the answer That's the way the Bucar riding Standings Herirever, he raised hia avsroga from Merqphls, tangled wdth fat, Lawrence Qreenwald of Dallas, pltchere have added at leait ohe dlum 30. Kansa* City is' 46 fe^t leaves the playing field. Many o f for the benefit of those vvho want automobile dealer said.' W. 4,3-year-old Martin Stanovich of who never has won a major title, Louis, 32; Cepeda. San Francisco, this high for the first time since L Pet. O.B. to .318 and is third in the leagu* pitch which la plenty hard to hit shorter than Connie Mack Stadi­ Ruth's long drives left the play­ it 'In black and white." . "Ifa .been one-of those years," M ilwaukee'...... 82 57 .590 _> Nllaa, 111., an unorthodox swinger dumped Bill Campbell, former 31; Hoak, Cincinnati and Skinner, 1944, made off with a tw6-g«me behind teammate Pete RtmnelS —the tlider. There la night ba'ee- um .in Philadelphia, Baltimopb 26 ing field in fair territory but Wesley Cheek Farrell, hand­ he added. "IVe got more than our Pittaburgh ____76 64 Not Eye to Eye who Shoots best when the chips U.S. Walker Cup captain 6 and 4. Pittsburgh, 30. ball. share of bumps (the car waa dam­ sweep over the Oianta last night. .543 6>i with .321 and Bob Cerv of Kan­ feet shorter than old Bportstnan'e curved foul betme disappearing. some righthanded pitching ace of San Frqncisco . .7) 68 arc down. Yesterday the titlist was Glen Fov/ler, Oklahoma’s 30- Triples— Aahburn, Philadelphia, aged frequently).’’ Will the car Tiiey wor 2-1 on Murtaugh's .511 11 sas Cilty with .319. Some eight or nine of Babe's Park in St. L«uls. 'I think the Babe would have' the Cleveland Iiidians and Boston Cincinnati ...... 70 Salt Lake (Sty, Sept. 10 (Ah— foiir-over-psr but beat Navy Ml year-old champion, ousted Ameri­ 12; Vlrdon, Pittsburgh, 11; Cle­ owner toss In the towel and Jertn handy hunch after winning 4-3 in; 71 .496 IS homer* bounced Into the stand*. The Babe hit 40 or moet homers hit twice as many home runs, Red So)4, collected nine during the St. Lriuls ...... 67 70 .489 14 Under similar circumstances (JG) Bruce Cudd .1 and 3, can Cupper Rex Baxter of Amaril­ mente, Pittsburgh and Maya, San They would be ground-rule dou­ the thousands in the grandstand the completion of a game Idtt A managers' dispute over who will last year, Williems came off the in each of 11 seasons. /'No other more than 100 a season anyway, 1931-season while With the Indians. Los Angeles ...65 73 .471- 16'4 Tied Berairfl lo, Tex., one-up. Francisco, 10: Banka, Chicago and bles under the present rule*. next year? "I’m already working hanging since July 27 by Peiinjiyl- judge the 10-round middleweight sick bed and put on a tremendoua Blaalngame, St. Loiila, 8. slugger ■ ever hit 40 or more for if he'd had the benefit of this- This Is the all-time major league vanla’a Sum ay •.•urfew. Chicago ...... 64 75 .460 18 The Ward-NIcklaus match pro­ But veteran baseball men who on building a new car for 1959," fight tomorrow between former spurt to win the batting cham­ Ward tied Gawson I.ittle's rec­ Home Runa—Banka. Chicago, more than five. The Babe exceed­ rule the hitters have now. high, and naturally, the highest Bill Ma^.eroirtti, who earlier hit Philadelphia .. .60 T7 .438 21 ord of 13. straight U S, Amateur vided top Interest of the second were around when the Babe was ed the 60 mark four times. His Ted Lyons, former great Whit* total in the American League. Waa the reply. champ Gene Fullmer )U)d Chica­ pionship is’itli a .388 average. That round. Harvie finlahsd with a two- 45; Thomas, Pittsburgh. 35; making his record* are almost * • * ,hls 17th home run, led off the .-Toda,v'a Schedule go's Spider Webb has the bout was rtis fifth, others cams In 1941 match victories In a one-up squeak Mathews, Milwaukee, 30; Roblq- 60 in 1927 is the all-time record. Sox pitcher, believes Babe Ruth ’nlghteap ninth wit' a double for over Ohio State's 18-year-old .lack over-par 72 and needed some great unanimoi a In saying that Ruth Los Angeles at Philadelphia (N) hanging on the ropes. (.406), 1942 (.356), 1947 (.343) son, Cinoinhatl, Aaron, Milwaukee Jimmy Poxx hit 58 in 1932, Hank would hit 68 or 70 homers a year High-water mark In the home Joy in Wichita the Pirate.s. Dick Groat drew an Nlcklaus. Today he drew,. Charlie putting to win. He led two-up go­ would hit more home runa If In’' Greenberg the same number In if he were playing today. run drpr.rtment for pitchers In the —Drysdale (11-12) vs. Roberts Hector Knowles, Webb’s mana­ and 1948 (.369). ledcr, a 24-year-old from San ing Into the 17th where Jack and Mltyi, San Francisco, 28. Far from washed up as a pro- intentional walk, and Blll.v Kail, Series Bound / (14-13). Stolen . Baaea—Aahburn, Phila­ National League la shared by Don v.'ho was 2-for-3. was battliig with ger, Insisted last night that one Set League Record Mateo, Calif., who observed "I'm holed out an 18-foot chip shot to feaalonal iMiseball pitqher is Ernie Enos Slaughter. left, 41, and San Francisco at Pittaburgh (NI of the Judges for the non-televiscd delphia, 2Y; Maya, San Francisco, t>rysdale of the Los Angeles an 0-1 count When Murtaiigh got not afraid of anyone. " push the match to the 18th where podgers and Don NewcomUe of Jahnabn, one-time pro basketball Murry Dickson, 42, tell how —Glel. (4-5) vs. Friend (19-13). bout here be named from' Idaho. When he returned last year ha Although many- of the name they halved with bogles. 25; Blaalngame, St. Louis, 20; Gil­ star in Manchester. Since being the flash. lucky they are to be headed Cincinnati at Milwaukee iN) — set a major league record by the Cincinnati Redlegs. Drysdale, Kluszewskl took Hall’s place Webb once fought as an amateur golfers fell, those remaining in­ liam, Log Angelea, 18; T. Taylor, U.S. Hockey Star Off to a slow start with season in cent back to the minora by the for another World Series as Pujkey vs. Pizarro (5-21. for Idaho State College. reaching base 16 consecutive cluded Americas Cup players Billy Chicago, 16. World Champion Milwaukee' and broke the 1-1 tie w'th a single. members of the New York Chicago at St. Louis (N) - times- He also firilshed the sea­ hia first year .on the coast but a The Pirates cut Milwaukee’s Fulifner’s manager, Marv Jen­ ,loe Patton, Charlej< Coe and Dr. Pitching—Raydon, Pittsburgh,' Selection Committee youngster with great potential, Braves. Johnson has won six of Yankees. Briggs (.5-3) or Phillips (7-8) vs. son by getting on base in 25 of 8-4, .667; Spahn, -Milwaukee, 19- With Hub Bruins eight decisions. In 6$ innings lead to 6 >2 games, but the Braves Miaell (9-H ). son, Insisted that both Judges be Frank (Budi Taylor; Chuck Koc- lias hit seven.-already Oibi.i'aaon. from 'Utah,' Fhillmer Hves in the hia last 35 timea.at bat and had sls, runnerup In 10.')6, Canadian Local Sport 10, .635; Willey, Milwaukee, 9-5, wmi thp- Braves’ farmhands • at i*educed their mag‘ c ■ number to a September average of .632. " NewcOmbe collected seven while nine eu route to their second Tomorrow’s Ganira Salt Lake suburb of West Jordan. Champion Bruce Castator anil his .643; Purkey, Cincinnati, 16-9, Undecided on Yachts ' Boston, Sept. 10 Uf> ->• Kern drawing his semi-monthly pay Wichita, Kan., the big righthand­ Los Angeles at PhUadelphla Fight Promoter .Toe Dupler "1 don't know what was wrong Yackel, 26-yeer-old former er allowed Just 16 earned runs tor straight pennant by beating CTln- Callison Returns with a Bang teammate Kric Manson, and a .640; Hobble. Chlcngp, 10-6, .625. dhcck froih- the then Brooklyn (N). scheduled an nth-hour sgsslon with me iast year," said WiUiama single representflilve from Mexico, Chatter Strikeouts—Jonea. St. Loula, University of Minnesota for­ a 2.67 average. His latest gem rinnati 3-2. St. Louis beat the Dodgers in 1955. Drysdale will Chicago Cubs 8-7. Philadelphia Only Game Scheduled. with the managers In ths hope of in reference to hie lllnesa. Maiirlclo Urdaneta. 206; Spahn, Milwaukee, 141; An- Newport, R. I., Sept. 10 (/P)— Put Vim’s crew on Columbia ward, hopes to become, the first Have at least two or three more was a five-hlt£er against Charles­ Chick F.vans, 68. who won the ended its losing string at seven saving the fight. In fact. I don't think anyone tonelll, San Franciaeo, 128; Podres, to defend the America’s Cup? Sounds intriguing. But it Amerlcen-bom* pleyer to make games, six to 10 chances, of set­ ton, a 2-1 verdict., Thanks to Knowles an'’ Jenson'have been amateur In 1016 and 1020, stayed Johnson’s fine showing Wichita by beating lk)s Angeles 4-3 after Amerleaii 1-eague else knew what was wrong either," BOWIJNO I-EAOUE .manag­ Lob Angelea, 125; Drott, Chicago, the grade with the Bostoa ting a new senior circuit mark be­ Rookie, Hits Hard squabbling the past week over the could never happen— any more than getting the kid who Yesterday's Resiilu he continued. "When I got back In to battle lefthander Alfred ers will hold an Importart meeting 121. Bruins, since goalie Frank Brim- gained the American Assn, play- a 6-2 success in the completion of Sams of Macon, Ga,, who beat him own.s the bat out of the ball game. fore the curtain falls on the 1958 distance of the fight. Knowles into the lineup. I felt 'putrid. But ,4l» MUCW jd'g FOn THB Friday night at 7:30 at the home sek two decades ago. oila. The Braves also think high­ another July 27 game. C3eveland 9, New York 2. wanted a 12-round battle in the last year in the tlilrd round. It haa to be one or the other'; (^mpaign. everything I swung at seemed to Cor^BCurhE T/yLBSt of BruMo Maar.oll, 134 Henry St. American I.«ague Tockel, a school teacher in ly of the Brattleboro, Vt.. native • • * Chicago 4, Boston. 1. hope. that It would be considered HE t v o v ey 1‘fS S - Pattern came up against another Vim pi-obably lias the better crew. • Prior to Newcombe'a seven Detroit 7. Washington 1. go for a hit. I guess I was so Mailman Pete Accio will serve as Batting—Runnels. Boston. .321; shelling out the money all sum­ MInnmpolis where he also for he’ll report at the end of the PIRATES 2^, GI.ANTS l-'s — an elimination match for Sugar veteran, B.3-year-old .lohnny Daw­ Columbia appears to be the faster ncund trippers four year* ago, the A. A. post-season activities. In White Sox Win Kansas City 8, Bsltlmore 6, 'tired that my muaelea just nat­ president this season. Cerv, Kansas City, .319; Wllliama, coaches hookey and football, Frank Thomas, who had hit a two- boat. mer. A conservative estimate for N. L. record stood at aix, ahared by Ray Robinson’s crown. Jenson son. known once as the uncrowned Boston, .318; Power Cleveland, signed « National Hockey * » • run homer for a 3-3 t.e before the urally were relaxed." king of the amateurs. In another But the selection committee the whole Columbia venture would Prince Hal Schumacher and Jim held firm for 10 rounds. PEG < «A N D A and Lucille .315; Kuenn. Detroit, .314. be $300,000. League contract with the Bruins Tobin. Schumacher, a fine pitcher curfew sounded In Pittsburgh six New York, Sept. 10 (IF)— Johnny Callison, the kid out­ W. L. Pet Q.B. Looking thinner and a bit wane, feature third round match. Rung — Mantle, New York, 114; can’t have them both. It has until Notes, Quotes New York ...... 84 55 .604 the 40-year-old outfielder aide- Atl Lavallie No. 1 (Amdidate Carvey ahared low net qualifying Saturday night to make up Its Obviously, they’re not going to yesterday. He will report for tSrlth the New York Giants and v’-eks ago, drove In the winning fielder who wg8 reluctantly returned to the minors for sea­ Two other former champs re­ Power, Cleveland, 90; Runnels. the start of fall practice at Harry Griswold, Manchester’s Chicago ...... 72 65 .,526 11 tracked questions on hie chances mained Coe who won In 1040 honors with 78s In the Fall Golf mind. step aside if Columbia is picked. now a successful bat manufac- run with a single as play resumed soning last spring, has come back battling for the Chicago Boston. 88; Mlno.ao, Cleveland, 84; Boston Garden Sept. 14. lone candidate for tlie varsity ^ ot- In the eighth Inning, i'aob Porter­ Boston ...... 70 16 12'li Cowboys, Indians of winning the Isatting title Uiia and faced Art Moff of lot Orange, Tournament In the Women'a Di­ The way the two 12-meter But there cou ld be a few tjurer’s agent, collected aix homers Cerv. Kansas City, 82. ball team at UConn, haa quit the field (3-6) waa the winner In re­ White Sox in their second place showdown with Boston in Detroit ...... 87 69 ,49.1 15',4 year. He looked a lot better at bat For Quarterback Post at Yale III., and Dick Chapman, Sr , champ vision. The Country Club event yachts are taking- turns beating changes. As a matter of fact, the Under a special agreement, in 1934. Tobin matched this figure drew 11 entries. Pairings are as Runa Batted In — Jgnaen. Bos­ Ysckel played 21 Western Ip f942 while with the Boston squad. Gris was an end candidate. . lief. Paul Giel (4-5) lost it. the American League. Cleveland ...... ST 71 .486 16'4 On Wrestling Card when he clubbed out two o f ths In 1040 and Jolng against Art Hall each other, the aeries could go selection committee has the right Baltimore .. ___ Rfi 70 .485 follows: Carvey vs. Ruth Bryant. ton, 113; Slevera, Wasiynglon, 100; Hockey League games last Bra'ves. Manchester High’s football team The Giants’ tied the regularly Callison, 19, was recalled yes­ for .321. Bob Cerv of Kansas City 16'i three liita Boston collected off of Tulsa. Colavlto, Cleveland, 97; Cerv, Kan­ right down to deadline time. to silggest Changes in manpower. Kansas Citv ___64 7.1 .467' 19 New Haven. Sept. 10 The n\im-* waa every other T-forniallon qimr- Ann Manella vs, Connie Kelly, ySar in St. Paul, Minn. He ; Everybody satisfied? this fall will play three NKjHT scheduled ga'i^ against rookie terday from Indianapolis, where retained second, adding a point Hartford, Sept - 10 — Cowboys Chicago’s Early Wynn and missed Among the younger golfers, sas City, 92; Berra and Mantle, Holda 8-2 Edge, If Columbia does get the nod, Washington . .... 58 79 .423 25 ber one Item bn the Yale football lerhack In the Ivy I.a'ague Billy •Seanor, a Stanford senior; Clianda vs. Kae Allen, Evelyn Columbia whipped her 19-year- registered 21 goals and eight ., • * * GAMES and all on the road. Night George Witt In the sixth on a he led the American Assn, with 39 with two hits for .319. Williams and Indians are perennial favorites getting still another on a great Wlntcrbaiier will he remem­ New York, 87. i. the Vim man mo.st likely to be assists for the team, which football is here to stay and at least twa-out walk to Willie Ma.va, who home runs. A few hours later he Jumped from fifth, passing hit- Tofia.v’s Schedule of the little types, and of late they stop by third baseman Billy Good­ agenda these days Is finding eonic- Ward Wettlaufcr of Buflalo. N Y., I-orcntr.en, Barbara Williams. Hits • Fjpx, C hicago,'l7l; Mal- Old rival by two mlnutea, 49 sec­ bered for a long time. He pitched and National Collegiate champion Cora Anderson, Jean Gaudino and onds yesterday for a 3-2 edge In invited aboard Is Bus Mosbacher, divided its home games between Costly Mishap one or two games should be in­ stole second, and Orlando batted 3-for-3 aa the White Spx less Vic Power (.315) of Cleve­ Boston at Chicago—Brewer (11- linve also In.tected .themaelves Into man. one to replace the graduated quar­ M TI> passes Iasi fall to bring his zone, Boston. 169; Power, Cleve­ unquestionably the top skipper in cluded on the Indians’ home slate Cepeda’s double. Elroy Face I5-2?- beat Boston 4-1 behind the thr;ee- land and.Harvey Kucim (.3144 of 10) va Pierce (15-101. U ttle-W aak Phil Rodgers from I,a .lolla, Calif., Ma,. Oangwere drew byes. F'Irst land, 167; Runnels. Boston, 159; the c\irrent grueling battle be­ St. Paul and Saskatoon. "I figure that we lost $2,000 last bIg-Ume wrestling. Take that slar- terback, Dick Wlntcrbaiier and career total lo 20 an all-time and Houston University appeared round mstches must be played by tween the two. 3 the trials. Saturday night when the rear end each season. Are there any dis­ was the wimjer, in relief, getting hit pitching of Early Wynn. Detroit. -Washington at Detroit -Kcmmer- studd-ri wre.stling sitow slajed for Mlnoao, Cleveland and Kuenn, De­ • * • er (6-14) ’a Foytack (12-11). "1 don’t feel as bad aa I did last the mimber one candidate la a Vale record. Me completed fil) tough. Sept. 17. But the selection committee, blew,” stock carimd Texas one of five or six guya can win eight out of nine extra point at­ O' Philadelphia 2 and 1. Kanaas City, 7, from the crews of beaten contend­ Second round honors in the'^cide the 1958 FVL championship. going to win and he felt the same Torre tied it 2-all against Don (9-7) and Virgil Trucks, then right until the end of the season way when we talked during a re­ night, Oct. 6 and the West Side Yankees 9-2 and (he Injuns were wrestler. Toss In Booby Drivls, the it." said Williams "who indicated tempts and scored a TD There was a hole-ln-one. hiil the Home Runs Mantle, New York, ers in past Aiiierlca's Cup serfes. eloaely-knlt Farmington Valley Also, If the Ollera win the first Newcombe. After a walk loaded rapped a two-run double JuM be­ As a schoolboy he won All-Chi­ Me has the ideal build for a WINTER HHIING enlhuslaals Columbia even now la using a spln- start. He planned to stay where Rec polished lanes will be ready still at it When rain stopped the fore the rains came. Hal Woodc- Elvis Presley chsrscter ivho seta he isn’t counting himself out. ‘T fellow who shot It on the 13t)-ysrd 'vho are Inti .eated In organizing 40; Slevera, Washington, 36; Jen­ Baseball League will be Morlarty meeting then the second game w ilt . the bases. Brooks Lawrence come cago area honors at Fenwick and quarterback He's six-feet, one- nahei expert from Weatherly, he waa until the other drivers got for bowlers on Monday night, Oct. on In relief and retired Billy Bru­ game in an eight-run fifth inning, ahick (4-6) waa the winner, with Yrslrnluy’ s Hoiiiors s» the Onsbam Brothers’ manager, gtiess the guy thet get* hot will eighth hole: .Sklpiier Stigger of a Manchester ski club are asked sen, Boston and Colavlto, Cleve­ Bros.’ goal Saturday afternoon be a playoff to determine the first had a good season with the Yale inch whhdi enables him lo spot v.’hich reached the end of the Cup tired In the 200-lap feature," 18. All three Rec Centers- East ton and pinch-hitter Del Crandall Detroit defeaJ^ed^-WBshington 7-1- two Innings of hitless relief. and there l.s the strong likelihood lake it." Menderson, Ky . was defeated 4 lo contact Jim Herdic at the Rec land, 34; Cerv, Kansas City, 32. when the Oilers host GranSy in a round titlist. But should the Silk freshman. He was oyershadowcd potential receivers a lot easier and 2 by the veteran Kli Baritcau trial last Wednesday. Oliver laid. Side, West Si(}e and Y—open Mon­ on pop ups. But Wes Covington's on Jim Bunning’s tlifee-hitter. and * • * American league of the malcli developing Into a Reminded that he batted over office. Stolen Baaea Apariclo, Chi­ 5:30 makeup game at-Mt. Nebo. Towners sweep the three weekend seven-man free-for-all. ' In IP.’iT by Winterhalter but so than someone of shorter stalure. of Santa Crus, Calif, cago. 26; Rivera, Chicago, 20; He's Vic Romagna of P ort How did he figure he lost day night, Oct. 13 for the fall and easy grounder then went through Kansas City corked ^ve home TIGERH 7, SENATORS I — Mantle. Yankees (40) .600 upon his return from the. hos­ Coach Johnny Hedlund’a club Is contests they would rule as un­ $2.000>T ‘iHad we won the race, It winter season. Cc!'v, AlliletICs (32) Landis. Chicago. 17; Mantle, New Washington, N. Y. Chances are disputed champions for a second George Crowe’s legs at first and runs, th(;ec by Preston \V*rd, In Bunning (11-10), gaining his first Then there will be two Indians in pital laat year. WiUlama laughed BILLV PAGANI SR., president, he'll slay aboard if Columbia unbeaten In second round play but an 8-6 victory over Baltimore^.'^ Ward. Athletics 3 (10) Ihe co-festure. Chief Big Heart York, 14; Mlnoao, Cleveland, 13. must turn back Granby to win the straight year. the Braves bagged It. complete game in 10 starts since and said: reports that a special meeting of earns the right to defend against Newcombe, who bad won four • • • ' ■, •Puttie. Athletics (8) and Kit Fox^tangle with ruffians Pitching Turley. New York, title. Hedlund is hoping to end league jhls July 20 no»hltter, had a two- "Heck, I might only lilt .100 the the Restaurant Bowling t-eagiie 20-6. .769; Hyde. Wa.ahington, 10- England’s Sceptre starling Sept. straight, lost it for 6-12 record. WHITE SOX 4. RED SOX 1— ')tU shutout until the ninth. Then 'Trlsndos, Oriole: (27) Skull Murphy ario-Ksrl Von Hess will be held tonight at 7:30 at Should the visitors upset the play this weekend before several rest of the season." .1 .789; McLlsh, Cleveland and 20, of his standout players return to Bob. Ru.sh (8-6) was, (he winner, Wynn, at 38 the winningeft pitcher Herbie hit his second home run. V Nlsman.’/OriBl the mad Pnisaian wKbseJ4ell Hit­ Paganl'a Barber Shop at 58'a front-running Silk Towners S.at- >Nlion,. ||ii(hiir6((8) ler salutes have InfurlatMlnany a Hia reply brought a chorus of Ford. New Yoik, 14-7, ,667; Do- There also.'diave been reports' distant colleges early next week. Major League Moguls relieving rookie Carl Willey after still active In the majors, gained A1 kaline waa 4-for-4 and drove Cooper St. All managers are prday a three-way tie will exist eight Innings. PlewB, A»nator$M2 ) crowd In this country. ' ' chuckles. lock, Boston, 12-8 .667, one or two of the Vim crewmem­ among Morlarty’s, New Britain Morlarty’s have already lost cen- his 249th victory with his second In two runs for the Tigers as Hal urged to attend. Tlie league plana bers might bo added to Columbia's Strikeouts — Wynn, Chicago, and Colllnsvlll'c. In this case John terfielder Rick Paquette who has threeT'hit Job of the year. He also Griggs (3-11)) lost hia ninth In a lo open Hs season one week from roster if that yacht wins the de­ AMESITE 162; Tiirley, New York, 153; Bun- Welch, league president, would returned to Arizona. CARDS 8, CUBS 7 — Gene has three two-hitters tucked away row. ^ tonight at the Lucky Strike fender role. Want New Bonus Rule • « • ning. Detroit, 148; Harshman, have to decide on a’playoff method The Manchester coach will select Freese hit a solo homer and Eddie In a 14'‘13 record. Alleys. But put the entire crew of Vim Baltimore, 139; Ford, New York, to crown the second round cham­ his pitchers from among southpaw Kasko socked his first grand slam The Red Sox scored In the first ATHLETICS 8, ORIOLES 8 — 132. oh-Cplumbia? Impossible, say the for the Cardinals, who won on pion. Jackie Hedlund (11-4), righthand-' Chicago, Sept. 10 (/P)— The major leagues ended their on Ddn Biiddin's leadoff doublb and Ward's homers (hs now has 10) Billy Wllaon, San Franciaeo end. experts;^ er Myles McDonough. (5-1) and Gene Green’s double and a single S single by Ted Williams. Wynn, were solo shots in consecutive at But If the locals are able to re­ meeting yeatlirday in complete agreement that someth iTig haa led National Football League Birmingham, England—Yo’lando Rahed AII Summer Ronnie Simmons (6-6). Notre b y Irv Noren In the eighth In­ pushing his AL-Ieading strikeout bata. The second capped a three- peat an earlier 16-2 triumph over ning. Ernie Banks hit his 45th DRIVES players In paaa receiving for the Pompey. 16814r Trinidad, knocked "Hie crews of . the four U.S. the Granby nine Manager Jeff Dame’s Eddie Wojclk will don mitt must be done about the bonus rule, player draft laws and total to .62 with seven, walked nin fourth Inning that clinched it. LANCER SLACKS I last two aeasona. yachts were picked months ago. and mask. realignment of the minor leagues. homer — breaking his own major only three and gave up Just one Cerv drove in two runs with his Instolltd By out RaAdy Turpin, 175, England, 2. Koelsch reports that the Oilers league record for shortstops - - and Columbia's 11 firsl-strihgera, for will engage the Robinson Builders At a Joint meeting of the Ameri-^ more single—that, too, by W il­ 32nd homer and BUI Tuttle count­ "Connecticut’! Loading Paving Contractor'' Instance, have been racing the can and National Leagues, it wsa Dale Long hia 17th for the Culis. liams, In the third.. Frank Sullivan ed two with jlls eighth for the A's. of West Hartford In a Sunday ing minor league clubs in financial Jim Brosnan (11-8) was. the win­ First in (Quality — Fairest In Price — Fastest In Service boat all summer. afternoon doubleheader at Nebo. agreed that the bonus rule must (11-8) was the loser. Gus Triandos hit his 27th and Bob And the Columbia .syndicate, Last Nifihfs Fights difficulties. An original half million ner in relief (jf Sam Jones, who Williams, out Since Aug. 24 WORSTED FUNNELS - GABARDINES be reatored. A nine-man' commit­ Nieman itia 16th for five of the NO MONEY DOWN ~ TERMS ARRANGED Two se^'cn-lnning contests would dollars given to Bill DeWitt, 'co- pushed his major league leading headed by Henry Sears, has been be played, with the first starting tee, headed by Cleveland General fighting a virus, gained three Oriole rim*. Ralph Terry waa the Richmond, Calif.—Johnny Wills, Manager Frank Lane, was ap­ (irdinator o f the fund, is- nearly ex­ Strikeout total lo 206 with five'in points and Jumped to third with winner with Tom Gorman’s relief JA 2-5750 CALL Ml 9-5224 at 1:45. hausted. 5 l-;3 innings. Don Elston (7-8) REMODELING TIPS 133. Oakland, Calif., outpointed pointed to study the possibility of .318 In the wide-open batting race. help. Arnie Portocarrero (13-11) At the-'rlsk of con'fualng FVL lost it In relief. Luxury fabric!— ioemud with importod Wodit Teddy (Red Top) Davis, 136 San a new bonus'rule and to submit a Frick brought up the quesUon of Teammate Pete Runnels, the lead­ Ton Grand Ladio« followers here Is a breakdown, oh broadcasting and telecasting major • ■ • * lost It «a ths Birds slipped to Sunday’s twlnblll. This la aasunl- Jose, Calif., 10. pl!Ian at a December meeting Iq. er, was hitless arid lost two points sixth. W"aahlngtoin, D. C. league games into minor , .ague PHILH '6-4, DODGERN 2-3 — Augusta. Ga. (7PI — Four wom­ Ing that Morlarty’* defeated Gran- 'Slreatham, England - - Randy territory. Every major league club Wally Post’a sixth career grand THOMAS COLLA en golfers reached the $10,000! by” the day before. Sand^ -154'«. New York, drew Another six-man committee was either telecasts or broadcasts' into slam won the July 27 completion bracket In tournament winnings! with Ron Ttedrup. 165 1-5, Eng­ named to start a series of meet­ Satin Black Top Sealer For Sale In 8 Gallon Palls $7.814—FREE DELIVERY SERVICE A Weq,t Hartford victory In the minor league territory anu Frick for the Phils and reliever Jim SAFEGUARDED with during the first eight months of opening tilt will accord the un­ land, 10. ings to bring about realignment of warned the club owners of the Hearn (6-3). It came on the second Vertex Makes Great Gimebaek 1958. They were Fay Crocker, beaten Builders the first round Ft. Erie, Ont,—Rocky Fumerel- the minor leagues from AAA clas­ damage this practice haa caused pitch by reliever/Clem Labine. the leader with $10,375. Louise title since the locals dropped a le, 155, Buffalo. N.Y., knocked ,out sification on down. This group also the minors. Fred Kipp (6 ^ ) /was the loser. Suggs. Beverly Hanson and Mar­ first round tiecislon to Collinsville. Bobby Johnson, 1 6 1 Indiana^ waa instructed to have a working However, he saiaat^and his No. 1 rival, ResUees Wind, Rebels Aft Stains ~~ iyen OH Stains ICommiasioner T'ord Frick said "I can’t,” said Frick. "If I do, Lo.ser Sandy Koufqx (10-10) and Nov. 16, Vertex, a fine S-year-oId,' s o this will mark the first real FREE PARKINS AT ALL STORES • PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE elub owners were -Jij favor of re- I con be Jailed. U'a an individual reliever Johhtiy Kllppstein struck went to the post in the Roamer showdown In the 2-year-old divi­ This miraculous Minnreotn Mining Co.'k pennnnent finish will yibion of the'draft tul6 buOib pirb- Chib affair. The Department of ■hut 12 while Ray Semproch, wln- Handicap at Jamaica. sion In years. pesala were offere - CUSTOM ' 4” PLAIN MAHOGANY PLYWOOD .Sq. Ft. 1 7 c Igegue emergency fund established club waa scheduled to play at Siderowf . Of New 'Britain. Conn.,' Rhymer and Kanace. A brand new Bonks,' Cubs (4Q) ’ f*r the piRiKMe o f helping deser^- heme,' » i ■ meets Steve Stimae Coniord, hoot had to be grown. . Lm g, Cubs '(17) 4 X 8. ' 4" V-JOINT Calif., today te a Utitd-round'match Yesterday, they' decided- Vertex MaxeroakI, Pirates (17) pairs for MAHOGANY PLYWOOD ..... /Sq. Ft. of the National Amateur Golf Tour­ was ready to test tbe hoof. He was Posl;vPhmies (12) 2 EQUIPMENT T 9ic nament. entered In the American JfWtdfe Freese, Cardinals (7) Tritil Horse The two golfers’ are grouped In Purse at Atlantic City, the *kme Kasko, Cardinals (2) Crai^ord and the second quarter, which alsq in­ track on which he won 'his firat cludes former tWo-time winner race. ' ht Rarvle Ward of San Prahclsco.' The crowd muat hav4 had faith RBERGLAS KIT5 MALLORY and Fistic , Siderowf advanced yesterday in him because he went/bfl the 2-1- EASYCARE WASH H WEAR CRUISER STYLE FENDER 5KIRT5 with a 2 and 1 victory over I-erry favorite and. under gammy Boul- DYNAFLYTE Itohlcago, Sept. 10 (P)—Art atu-^ weight Pgtsy Crawford, ha* * Ramaey of Des Moines, Iowa, metis, scored by three-quarters of C arfur's DUAL AERIAL KITS Another Connecticut competitor, e length over True Verdict. H* rah MEN’S LANCER SLACKS (66it Mickey Crawford, who eceme si- . left Jab (uid,right crosa but Samuel NIeld of Old. Greenwich, tbe six furloriga in 1:10 1-8 end re­ REAR SPEAKER KITS IGNITION « « more on canvae with e he (^ s n ’t like to press like Jones'. lost to John Humm of Rockville turned $6.20.' WORK' OUTHES 4S% pACRON HLL—RAYpN-NYLON ^ d l dtseriprion! Insidn U ^ h than with hia fista, fticee Ir Us last bout, Au'g. I?, he drew Centre, N.Y-., 2 and 1. It was not 4n easy race, either. SAFETY BELTS, All Colors tfial horae Tiger Jonea. tdiUght in, in 10 rounds with top ranked Gas- True Verdict pressed Vertex right Pnr ^Pninterfii - CUSTOM FRAM ^lO-roiJnd welterweignt'„sc»p. par Ortega after losing to .him' e down to the iast paii^. Vertex, REAR DOOR SAFETY LOCKS or outsldo. Combination CnrpcBttni, Plmnbers GABARDINES TRAILER HITCHES LOWEST PRICE SPORTS CAR ***nie Chic'kgo Stadium show. 1* month previously. In other, fights who has been out of the money FIBERGLAS INSULATION The Berkeley, widely acclaimed in England, bn the Conti­ tjb 1400th nationally televised this year he ■ deiteated. Andy only once In his career, now hah ; 35% ORLON RLL— ViSCOSC-ACCTATE TanV-inT* Mrtee thn thee* m racl* SInefc* hy FOR UNDF.R HOOD I.NSTALLATION storm and scroon doop, nent, through the Middle Ehtst to Auatralia, is ready now Wednesday night fight and wilt be Figueroa, Gil Turner, Tex Gon- $76,6$8 in the banh. nnUnginB clesning n i ' LUBRIPLATE for Mancheater. Berkeley, with It* vivid acceleration ■8»n over AJK starting at 10 p.m. salesi apd . Chico Vejar. Otherwise, the talk;at Atlantic RACING ALUMINUM HUB CAP> wood or dumimim briUiant all-i'ound performance . . . and, most Important fbr . Jones hasn’t been sis active as City was - of Baturday'e' $100,000 . Non Dotorgonf OIL QpT- Scoring, will be Under the United Katlona Handicap. With FLANNELS plus fiundrcd.s of other spcrialties you, Ita boundJgsa capacity for. fun. The firat true Economy.. fSe point must ayatem. ’ bstial .and ^ssn't fought since'May, Pitching — Early W’ymi, White FOR FOREIGN CARS Sports Car (60 mltea to the galIon>, the Berkeley generously when he lost , to Jimmy Hegerlh Sox—- Gave’ up'only three htte, the .entries-of Clem, LuciiSo -a n ^ j ^Crawford, 34,, ha* climbed to'the Tenacious, the field o f 12 waa com­ tdlA M Nyiid If .vmir dealer doesn't stock pisri*. we Inrite your inquiries. requites the sportsman's love for a fine, machine . . . yet Uf- In February he defeated Kid Gavi- two by Ted W’iltlama, -and blanked $9.95 Valtm Mfctlonal Boxing.Asar. No. 4 apot the Red Sox on one hit over the pleted. . ' so practical, ao easy to handle, that for' his routine' trane- aSmng welterweight contenders Ian (hen drbpj^d a dectslon tor the $ 1 0 . 0 0 portation needs the convcntlotml motorist loves It too. The laat eight Innings while wnllUng The winner ’will Jmll down aw a record of 32 Victories in 26 former welterweight champ la 000 and If it comes up Jtound Tshle FROM Berkbley is going places . . * . '^ A ^ AprlU bat three, striking out seven for bSuU. But the Saginaw, Mich., 4-1 victory. (■who goes under trip weight,- of hgtUer, .who hopes eventusdlir to 130 pounda), he will pass' Naahug Uncondifipnally GMarpnteed Hitting — Rimm Nixon, Imtlah* nB*f hia own art atudto, has only as :top inoney winner of alt time. The Priced Right, — Drove in fokv nina with two ■ L- t m JknoMouts to his credit. ' ' K op p Injured i | Nashua’s earnings stand at $1,- Bvinrutle pop htsbe nma nod n doMble, hitting 1 For 1 Y - a t o n l v $ ^ ^ 7 4 5 3n>e will-teatefi Jones,. "Who will 288,665, Ftound Table’e et $1,243,- OVtmOAHtf M OfU Bg bO tusking hia 8Sr4 i^pehranee StorrSi 8*pt. 10 OF)—(Uiilvenlitjr; necood hooter end fw*'bagger hi U4. The ouy sbek in America vriUi thto cnsnoiteei XTrin H5.00 hwere the national 'TV cameras, no eight-run fifth Inning, In P-2 Good Newe of Connecticut Coach Boh IiigAlla vtctory over the Taakee* eat" te SALES i M ^ SEE It TODAY AT lO i •wanning type of fighter who There was good news ntat BalaonlBahnnat JWBped to proHiiBenoe three years will atait tooliriBg odoy for caik- flve Inninga by rain. ^sfsvici: dtdatiet to tii the ipqt «f quarts^ Park, too. where racing; Becratoryj MODERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS •SF In the Cliiaago Sta4iitm rtng- Jimmy* KUroe nnhoun:n co 4 th«t[| ^ handing coi^ebacker Sugitr M E N ^ S H 0 9 beckback., , on the fooUxtUfootball m a d 'n i« L ' ^ s t one-genre record for bah- Tomy Lee; vriio h‘*yi been eleanhiclj M ^ R ib r s PROSPECT ST., Corner W. AiIDDLE TURNPIKE RoMnaon one of hie w ont, tcain kMt aophoraoir* ■Tom Tbm Kopp carrying by« Harvard football in tlw Weet; would be in the'^ pauBdinge.Tbe-SO-year-old Tonk- yesterday when bp jwiffered • player SPPKTSPOT *51 PARK STREET of GOVERNOR ST. near BROAD MOTOR wee htmed in by , Hal ii63,8M Oiempngiiie gtekee on iss mik sit. Ha r t f o r d f AST HARTFORD ' aG iN .T., resiileiit haa 46 vlettirtae chipped eniUe bone. JCopp, of Moffie when, he averaged ' 18.5 Oct. 11. „ ' IM OBHTEB 'WIL' MANCHESTER 461 MAIN STRBBT—TEL. Ml 6-0081 ih in atsirts; but only >11 .keyow. Naugatuck, la topected to he out 2^L. JAcIuqb .7*1811 ynrdt -on n ttes'egsilAnt tel* Ui ■ \A)iMdy entered is th# unbeaten T«L JAckion 8(^2161 TeL Mitchell S-5168 1»48. Ceetem fetaipta, Vbrpt Isuiillm; ! ' ' ■' ■ '■ . i . ", I- \ X ::

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Must W indows- USTINGb WANTED. Stogie and HILLMAN Apply WOULD you like foot comfort? Then By AU Means, See FURmaHEDUM**. heated. 847 N. $<63*9. good condition, extra Ipt. School . kitchen, full beaement. carport. two-femiiy houaea. Member ol MON. THRU FRI. be experienced, accurate lypiat, Complete From $10.00 each ’THE ’^R K A M HOME " MINX SPENCER RUBBER Consult your "M sson"' shoe coun­ Louver Door* From 19 60 each X' Malq SL^JntJulra'Mr*. Irish after Street vicinity, only $12,900. S. A. Price $17,800. Madeline Smith, MLS. Howard R. HaoUnga, Reel*. 10;.90 A.M. good at tigurea. Excellent salary. "SUPER DE LUXE’’ ’ Beechler, .Realtor. Ml '$-6969 or Realtor. MI 9-1842. tor. Mi 9 1107 any Ume . 4-door De luxe aedan. Two-tone HuninesA Services Offered 1,9 Reply in' own handwriting, Box P, selor. The. shoe with no bresklng We will beat our corapetitora ad- paint. HAD. White wall tirea. All 'N, PRODUCTS CO. In periotr R. C. Jewett. XD 8-6682. $ ROOMS OF Sabnrban For Rent 96 Wes Smith. MI 9-S958. SATURDAY 9 A.M. M A M RUBBISH CO PHilI time Herald. ^ Chapel Street yertiaed prices by at least S%. FURNITURE ROOM FOR RENT for genUaman. ARE YOU (XJNSlDERINa leather Inalde. 86 mllea In the aal- NOBODY—BUT NOBODY ROCKVILLE—4 H room apartmant, MANCHESTER — Four - bedroom Ion. Thia la the flneat eraftaman- cleaning,. removal aervlce, land All 100 Per Cent Guaranteed ' Private antranc*, hot water a«9 SELLING YOUR PROPBRTYT REGISTERED pharmacist ter - UNDERSELIA NATTOtfAL shower, parking. 101 Chestotft St. street floor, entirely redecorated. home, can be used for proteaaion- FOSTER ST. ahip. Made m England. acaning. lawns mowed driveway KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney 0?4LY $418 We will appraise your proparty rOCV VUUPISKATIUN WILL a c - steady relief work; excellent 'york- NATIONAL LUMBER. INC:. 3 l.orge bedrooms, pantry and ,*,1 servicea. P. V,.. Tongren, free and without any obligation. sealing. palchlM Metal, card Help Wunted —M I .96 St Maple St Tel. Ml $-4827 $17.44 Deliver* , Large 6-6 duplex, in an excellent BE APPHEDIATCD Only $199 down board drums Ml 9-9767 ing conditions. Miller P hajniacy., 8S1 State. St., North Haven, Coniiv $17,44 Month. ROOM FOR RENT, h—Storrs, Conm 41 pc. BEDROOM 17 Pearl. Call MI 9-0.641. Open Evea. Tel. Ml 8.M91 41 pc t-JVlNG ROOM fireplace, ceramic tlic bath, full To Settle E.state SELUNG YOUR home? F« Lost and Found 1 quality work at lowest pricr for work hard and anxious t.o get Campus Barber Wop. - Route 198 SPECIAL - Fresh Cold Mix A«- LEONARD W TOST Jeweler, re basemenu, ameilt* drive* com 89 pc KITCHEN 49 Wethercll Street pmrhpt, efficient,, courteous serv­ 1053 CHEVROLET—Station wagon, expert work Famoua foi service ahead. Thl* 1* a career opportu (in back of Pqst Office, South phafL 80 ,1b. bag $1.70: driveway pairs, adjust* watches expertly ROOM NEAR Main St. for gentle­ pletely landscaped. 10% rown ice and .appraising without obligee LO fit-G old pin. fiah and paddle. since 1031 Phone Ml 9-4637. Pot ntty, with many splendid company Campus), c«U PI 2-8082. acaler. *1.50 per gallon; and - PLUS - man. Parking. 28 Pearl St, Tel. Wanted to Rent 6g Two-family, large lot. Scaled bid* aplendid mechanical condition. keasoiiaole pricea Ojlen daily Electric Refrigerator or F.H.A. R. F. Dlmock A Co.. Real tion, call S. A. Beechler. Realtor, SentjmcntaJ value. Reward. Cali Radio, heater, apot llghla. new terton'a benefit*. Contact, Monday thru Portland cement, $1.50 per bag. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce MI 8-7286. tors, MI 9JI346. Barbara Woods. accepted subject to approval of MI .3-6989 or Wesley R. Smith. Aa* Friday. Mr. Gent. WANTED—Driver.' Ovbr 18 years of TV Set or Comb. Ran4* WANTED—Modern 5 room apart probate court. For further details hn ff^Olfi. Urea, one driver. Calall Mi 3 1266 or tJjSf WMEM VOU THiMHVOu’RE Kusadort Asphalt Plant, 587 Street Ml 8-4887. ROOM FOR RENT with garage on Mi 9-7702, Robert W AgnCw Ml sociate. MI 9-8962. Member Multle 0-4034 HILLS' TBI.EVISIIJN Service TktSOUljH SERVING PRlNkS Preferr^ Finance Full time work. Apply In per­ North Main St. Ml 3-2427. FOR ONLY *69 ment In residential section by 8- 6878, Joseph N. Ashford, Ml contact Wesley C. Gryk. Adm., pie Listing Service. Ax'atlable at all times Hhlico fac son. . ' Hole-In-One, Manchester Price Includes Delivery. Set Up. Walnut St. MI 8-4403. Gentleman married couple. Call MI 8-7286. 983 Main St, preferred. 9- 6818. or Robert D. Murdock MI eta. Estate ot Gustave Johnson, Prrsonali 1081 8TUDEBAKER Commander, tory aupervieed aervlce. Tel Ml 'PiAA/u 7b bouentAu, Shopping Parkade. HEATHKIT—70 watt HI Ft amj 11- Fuel iind Feed 49-A Service, Guarantee Immediate De­ 70 Main St. Ml 9-6228. WANTED-Three Or 4 room apart­ 8-6472. 4-door overdrive, 1160. 1* .lordt St 0-M98 f:S0sm :0 A\t, S/ASAHA-nuUM fier, extra performance for bas* livery Or Free Storage Until FURNISHED ROOM with g*r*g#. Legal Notice DEPENDABLE - Drlvera wanted MI 3-8*40.. ' 9-fO »»M Mfgtwtl MIWI949H ty$$»|A aewer*. Owner moved to New Jer­ ORDERKD. That Ihe foregoing appli- guaranteed, f^all Ml 9-1.31.3. electrics' and masonry. Aluminum payment. You may have $1,000 for wrecking. Stock Place. Opej dally the Ellsworth Mitten Agency. sey. Immediate occupancy. caUon be heard and delermlned'at the convertible, 8,000 miles. Will take ery. Refrlgeratore, washers and AppIKant** past performance, ex- CLERK TVPtST—Mai* or fetnal*. town Rd!. Mahchester. 4,3-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD probate otfire in Manchester. in said INFANT- -And child care. Ml- trade. Box 846, Manchealer. aiding. Garagoa, cuttagea, out- iitove movtng specialty. Folding *0 little a* $10 a month. No red 8:30 p.m:-6:30 p.m. Saturday 8 Farmi snd l^ind for Sale 71 Realtors. Ml .3-6930 or Ml 9-5524. I.Awretice F. F■ lano ASHES. huBBIRH. lawns, all kinds tape. Unlimited fund* available for periafic* And background will be de. With office experience, to work in a.m.-4 p.m. or rail MI 9-2.392, , Open Mon., Thru Frl. until 8 p.m. PRIVATE HOME near Post Office, Dturlci bn the 17th day ot September, . 8-0S81. buildings, room additions. Nuside chairs for rent, MI 9-0762. ftrfaiidng factors In selection, 'tate Eaat Hartford office. Must ' e ac­ TOMATOES—Pick your own, 50c furnished room with or without A.D IMS. at eleven o’clock In th* 1986- MERCURY, 2-door coupe, of general work and light mick- construction of new homes. Call Sat. 6 p.m. FOR DIFFERENT alzes anti type* NINE ROOM HOME—Off E Cen­ Broker forenoon, and that notice be given ta Engineering Company, Inc., $4 qualifications and ability. curate with figures and reason- BEDROOM SET. dining room set, basket. Michael Kurya. French board, for working girl. MI 8-8745. WANTED—Ride from Manchester radio, heater, power steering. Ixiw Ing. Rag'a and pnpera picked up Oak St. Ml 8 !425. today for cash tomorrow. Central I Free transportation to our Main of farm* and land tracts within 20 ter St.. 5 bedrooms, extra large Ml 9-5910 alt persona Interested In aatd estate of Write Box T, Herald-. ablV fast typist. Apply In person Sen-el gas refrigerator. Combina­ Road, Bolton,, off Route 86. kitchen and pantry, oil heat, 2, the pendency ot said application and North End to Hartford, Aetna Ftre^ mileage, a real doll, 00 day war­ free. Pricea reaaonahle Xtl 0-0142. Painting—Papering 21 Realty Co.-JA 7-019*. 64 Church 8t. I Store In Waterbni-y. "Connecticut'* miles of Hartford. I^awrenc* F. Ibe time and place of hearing therson, Insurance, Elm St. From 7 to 4.* after .luna 20 new number. MI ALL TYPES of carpentry work Evening* AD 2-2424. Established to Mr. Burnham or Mr. Hyland, tion gas and oil stove. MI 9-2.600, I>arge»t F\irntture Store." Flano, BroKer. MI 9.&910 car garage, niceiy land-tcaped, THIS NEWI.,Y painted Colonial by publishing s copy ot this order in ranty. Brunner'a Edael. Tolland Hartford Despatch and Warehousa 'THIS WEEK'S Farmer's Market WORKING PEOPLE—quiet home, MI 8-6374. 4-0784, done, alterations, dormers, loot­ 1928. specials, natli^e melons, 29c each lot. May be converted *n i. two: style home features a lovely large some newspape.r having a circulation io Tpke,, this aide of ilolfland In Tal- PAINTING AND paperhtngtng. Company, 225 Prospect St., East USED FOUR FT. fluores'cent light. hear bus. 822 week. Mil 8-2822. said distriri. at least live days before cotivllle. Open evenings till 0. ing. porches, etc Cali Ml 0-5981. PART-TIME lathe hind, capable and up. Native Elberta peaches famllv. 8. A. Beechler, Realtor. I living room, dice dining -'oom, RIDERS WANTED from Manchea- ELe R ’ROLUX OWNERS Prompt Good clean wnrkmanshhtp at reu- of making simple punches, Apfily Hartford. 2 bvilba. Ip good condition $10 GOOD USED Eaav spin dry Wash­ Houses for Kale 72 MJ .3-8989 or W. R. Smith MI-i kitchen with breakfast nook, pan­ the day ot *aid hearing. u> appear if sonabi* ratea. 30 years In Man­ each, 3 or mor^' $9. Ml 9-0474. for canning. Cannlng.tomatoea, $1 thev SCO cause al said time and place ter. Weal Side vicinity to Capitol 196* CHRYSLER, 2-door hardtop, friendly aervlca on your Elrclro- CARPENTER—Experienced In all Help lli'anted—Peniale 35 In person. 10 Hilliard -St., Man­ a basket, 16 quart. Native cucum­ er. Call m 9-5548. Apartments— Flate^ 9-8982. try, Three good sized bedroom*, and be heard relative thereto; and A-ve., HaHford, 8:30-5 ;00. MI power steering, power ^brakes, hix iRl cleaner Pick up and de­ fields ot carpentry. Contract or chester. Raymond Fltke. Ml chester. $9,900—SIX ROOM Colonial, alum­ tile bath,'attic for atbrage, 2-r»r make return to this court - livery Call Electrolux milhorir.ed 9-0237. SHuatinns Wanted— MODERN OFFICE furniture. bers $1 a basket. Will pav 6c a Tenements 63 inum storms, double garage good SDC ROCM—(Toionlal In very de­ -lOUN J. WAl-LETT, Judga. 8-601*. radio, healer. .lust next to new. reasonable hourlv rates. Ml 3-0731. SEWING MACHINE - Operator*. Reasonable. Apply Diana'* Tav­ basket for a 16 quart basket. garage and Is just a few steps aalea (ind aervlce Ml 0 0843 or lA w a n t e d — Experienced driver to Female 38 locatten. Carlton W. Hutchins, MT sirable location. Ijot 600' ’ deep Only 1106 down Brunner'a Edael, EXTERIOR and Interior painting. Experienced' preferred but will ern, 802 Spruce St. Fanner’s Market. 819 East Middle Musical Instruments 53 from bus. Please call Elva Tvler, AT A COURT o r PROBATE, held WANTED—Rtdc to vicinity 460 2-0108. Please aak for Augiiallne : S k N- b u il d e r s —Roofing, car- train If applicant is familiar with transport children to and from "TWO APARTMENTS—8 and *•8112. with many shade trees. Three Realtor MI 9-4469. *1 Mancheater. withtn and for the Tolland Tpke Next to Vlltner Gar­ Ceilings refinIshed. Papernanglng. Tplfe. MI 9-0474. Diatriri ot Mancheater. on the 8th day Capitol Ave , Hartford, 8:30.4..30 dena KamlenakI I pentry. aluminum aiding, a; rm m iscellat^us family . sewing. day care center—morning* and WOMAN WITH insurance exper­ I-ARGEST — Selection of name room, modern, heat, hot water, bedrooms, fireplace. Immaculate from McKee-Hartford Rd. Ml i windows and doora, Jaloualea, Wallpaper books. Estimates given. ience, policy writing, home own- $18,$00 — LARGE thre* bedroom of September; 1958. Kaklar to y Co., 60 Hilliard St. noon. Call MI 3-0020 after 5 p.m. BABY CARRIAGE, good condl- TOMATOES. Pick your own, 50c a brand band and orchestra In- Adults only. South Coventry PI throughout. S A. Beechler Real­ MANCHESTER-T-Weat Side, 2-fam- Preeenf. Hop. John J. Wailatt. Judge. 9-2200 10.37 DODGE station wagon Very I.ANDSCAPINC,. new lawns and : nwninga. Phone MI 9-6704, BU Fully covered by Insurance. Call ers, etc. Part or full time. Box stniments, organ and pianos In 2-8298, ' ranch, attached garage, alumtmim tor. i n 8-6069 or W. R, Smith lly 4-4, large rooms, walk-ln K.u*te of William H. Brock, late of Edward R. Price, MI 0-1003. H, Herald. tlon, $25. Ml 3-0244. basket. Bring your own basket. storms, full cellar. Beautihil lot. clean, low mileage. Only ' 1106 pisntinga College trained noraon- 0.3637, DEMONSTRATE Avon'* nationally Joseph RIester, Fo*ter St. Ext., eastern Connecticut. New, used, hn *-8982, \ closet*. Oil steam heat. 2-car ga­ MaiuJiciter, in Raid Diatrict. dectaaed. down' I/ow bank terms I.era trade nel, Gerald Miller .Ml 3 3,364 nopula r TV advertised cosmetics, experienced tree climber. rentals, repairing. Ward Krause, APARTMENT FOR RENT - Bed­ Near bus.. Carlton W. Hutchins, rage. On# apartment vacant. Own­ Tile, admlnlatratrlx having exhiMted WANTED-Rlde to Hartford, 8:80 PAINTER AND paperbanger, 8ECOND HAND vacuum cleaners. Wapping. her admuilatmtlon accoupt with said today Bninner'a Edael on the -toiletries. Earn $2-$4 an ' hour. Phone MI 3-7587 $lj|ier 8 p.m.______WOMAN WILL care for pre-school Electrolux. Kenmore. ’’nexpen- 87 Walnu* St.. MI 3-53.36. room and kitchen, furnished, tor MI 9-6182. $12,800—7 room older home in er will take mortgage. Howard R. eeiaic 10 iKla Court for altowanca. It is a m. to 8 p m. Ml 3-6230. decorator. Good clean Job reaaon- age child in my home for working Manchealer-Vernon town line. Roofing-Siding 16 Phone JA 2-1758. «lve. 149 Branford St. Ml 3-0401. HERE AT LAST, canning and eat­ two adults. Including gaa, alaC' Buckland. Acre of land, double Httatingi. Realtor. MI 9-1107 any ORDKRKD: That the 18th. |l»y of Household Services able price. 8. Yencha, 6n 9-8914 mother. Phone MI 9-9549. tricitv, heat and hot water. Call (XXVI) JUST OFF Porter K. garage, oil heat, aluminum storm September. 196*. ai ten aelodt. fora- WANTED-Rlde to vicinity of Weal Open eveninga till 0 after 8 p.m. ' ing peaches and pear*. At Rotti * Baauttfu! six room Dutch Colonial time. nomi at the Probate Office- (n the Mu* Offered 1.9 A ROOklNG, SIDING, painting Car- DISH WASHER. Apply In person. WHITE SEWING machine with D *pin< MI 8-7888 or MI 8-4687. windows. Owner MI 9-8640. Hartford Pratt and Whitney, from Center Restaurant. 499 Main St. COMPETENT middle-aged lady Fruit Farm, 260 Bu*h Hill Rd. for only $19,800. Call R. F Dlmock nlcipal Building In said Mancheater. ba 1062~ CHEVROLET convertible. pentry Alterations and additions. PROFESSIONAL Exterior and In­ SAI.ESGIRL wanted for Pine Paa. cabinet. Columbia portable record condition . Ml 9 -18634. MANCHESTER — Six room Cape, ami the same I* aaalgned for a hearing vtclnltv of Main St. Houra 8-4:30, WEAVING of burns, moth holes Ceilings Workmanship guaran­ try. Call In persons after 1 ;30. desires baby-sitting evenings. Call FOUR-ROOM Apartment, second A Oe., Realtors, Ml 9-6245 or Mr. SOUTH WlhiDSOR S bedroom full ba»emen1, hot water oil ’leat-. on the ailowanre of said admlnlatrailon Only $6 down. 1062 Chrylaler. terior painting. .Painter* and pa- MEN — PART TIME player RCA trans-oceanic port­ MI 9-3160. and torn clothing, hosiery runs, teed A A Dion, Inc., 209 Autumn MI 9-2671 or MI 9-514JJ after * p.m. FlowerjL—Nursery Stock .'>0-B p ia n o t u n in g , w * ar* the only floor, hot water, no furnace; adult Baral* Cantor. TR 5-8495 split-level, • fireplace, recreation lireplare. aluminum storm win­ ai-count wltli said eataie. aecertainment power aleering, brakea, etc Only perhanger available pti short no­ EARN UP TO *4.00 PER HOUR able radio. Polaroid camera with of heiri and order of rilairtbuUen, and 16 down, 1060 Bulck 2 door, only handbagn repaired, lipper re SI. Ml 8 4880 COMBINATION — Boojikeeper and acceeaorie* Set of grilf club* with ______firm in thi* area tuning pianos family. MI 8-4781. room, large lot, vacant. $18,500, dow*. amesite drive, adjacent to this Court direcia that notice ot tha placement, umbrellas repaired, tice. Free esdmaleK Bernard Lo- salesAVoman, age 21 to 60, needed WOMAN WITH general office and (CHRYSANTHEMUMS - elfctronically. Other* me the old- (X XV rni—NEW six room Colonial. Clifford Hansen, Realtor. Ml- Automobiles for Sale 4 16 down. 1949 Chevrolet coupe, sler, Coventry, PI 2-6452. switchboard experience desires cart. Call MI 3-07B4 after 6 p.m. Are In $17,100. Being built by Joseph O nter Spring* P«rk overlooking lime and place asalgned for aatd hear* men's shirt eollsrs reversed and RAY'S ROOFING CO., ahingta and particularly., for Thursday nights .IF bloom. Fern Gardens, 179 Fern fashioned by ear method. Ward MANCHESTER 3-2468, Ml 9-0788, Ing be given lo all peraon* known to only $6 down Bninner'a Edael, work, 9-2:30. MI 9-1920. Roaatto on Broad fltreet, near pond. Call MI 9-8736. replaeed. Marlow's Ltllle Mend hutit-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ and all day Saturdays. Alao, part 80 GALIX3N automatic ga* —ater St. Krause. MI 8-6336 hr iMIerrsteri therein lo appesr and he BEFORE TOU BUT a used car Talcotlvllle. Manchealer town line. OUTSIDE AND Ipslde painting. You are presently employed GREEN MANOR Waddell School. 1% baths, built-in MANCHESTER—An iimisusl value heard ihereon-by puhllahlng a copy of Open eveninga till 0 Ing Shop. tor work; roof, chimney repairs. For free estimate* call Bolton, MI time for other days. Excellent heater, two years oM Two wooden ANDOVER thl* order In acme hawtpaper having see Oorman Motor Salea. Huick Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray Have ear MARTIN tenor saxophone, used, GARDEN APARTMENTS stove and oven. Completely land- for a young executive, 6 room Sales and Service. 286 Main 3-2.321, No Job too amall. pay. Inquire In person, Shoor Doga— Birds— Pets 41 combination doors. MI 3-892.6, a circulation In said Dla|rlct. at laaat FURNITURE REPAIRING An -laCkson, Ml 8-8326. Are over 21 Household Good-s 51 excellent condition. I guarantee On West MiddleTurnpike soaped. Amesite drive. Delivery Cape, cmintry club area, 2 fire­ $11,100 New five room ranch, five days before the day of aSld haar- Street. Mi 9-4871. Open evenings. 1068 FORD, 2-door aedan, radio, .levvelers, 2 to 4 p.m. Ing, and - by mailing on or before llquee restored Furniture Repair DANCE DRTTM4 set, ga* range, this hard to obtain tnslniment for Just Off the Parkway In 93 days. R. F Dlmock A Co., place*. 1'^ h«lh* Clifford Han­ no baaement, all the extras plus healer and defroaler while wall Y O U CAN^ September '9, i!)M. by certified Biall. a Urea, Only 4,000 mllea liiai like Service. Talcotlvllle MI 8-7440 FOR THE best In shingle and built KEYPUNCH OPERATOR WANTED—Good homes for cut* washing machine Kenmore. ANTIQUE FURNITURE, silver, one year. Ward Krause, MI 3-6336. room apartments are Realtors, MI 9-6245, Barbara sen, Realtor MI 3-2453. kH 9-0788. hot water basnhoard heat. H acre copv of this order to Mildred.#. Brooc: NEED A CAR and had your credit up roofing guflers, leaders, chim­ Private Instructions 28 kittens. MI 3-883*. now renting (or (all occupancy- Woods, Ml 9-7762, Robert W Ag- turned down? Short on down pay­ new. Save 1800 Bninner a Edael, Kitchen oil heater. MI 9-0391. glass, china, and used furniture lot, no rloaing eo»t. 13 warren Si . Manchester, Conn.; FIJIT FINISH Holland window ney and roof repairs call Coughlin Earn High Income bought and aold. Furniture Repair $1,000 PROFESSIONAL accordion. open dally, 2 to 8 p.m. Saturday new. Ml 8-8878, Joseph N. Ash­ MANCHESTER 4 bedroom Cape, Norma B Ferguaohv 26 Neaman 8t„ ment? Had a repoaieealon? Don't Taleollvine, Manchealer town line. ehadea. made to measure. All HARTFORD (Part time) Work you own hour* and Suhdav 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. fvill basement, deep lot citv utll- Manchesur. Conn. MI 3 7707. Ser/ice Ml 8-7449. This In.stniment has been re­ ford, Ml 9-8818, or Robert D. Mur­ $12,750 Almost new 4'* room ______- JOHN J. WAt44jTT. Judge. give up I See Douglas Motora get Open'evenlnga till 0 melsl Venetian blind* at a new TUTORING SCHOOL Work in your own area WANTED—Homes for three little possessed and can be had for bal­ g R e e n m a n o r dock, Ml 8 8472 Itle*. vseant $12,000. Clifford the lowdown on the loweet down Opening for a keypunch operator • ,RENT! BUY! Ranch. All the extra* phi* plastered low price Keys mad* whil* you 721 MAIN ST. JA 8-8009 Have pleasant, steady work kittens. MI 9-1796. VACUUM CT.EANERS bought, ance due of only $397.46. Ward CONSTRUCTION CO Hsnaen Reallor MT 3-24.63. MI- wall*. Large lot. $2,100 assumes AT A COURT or PROBATE bald and amatleat payments anywhere 1042 PONTIAC 4-door aedan good able-to work from 8:30 a m. to 8 ! at Msnchesier, within and for tha running condition, 1100 PI 2 8367, wall Marlow'*. Roofing'fliul Chimneyn 16-A In a home maintenance business HosjMtal B'’d-s. Whijel ( aold, repaired, any make Ml Krause. Ml 8-53.36 Manchester Shopping Parked* (Jftl) MANCHESTER - New six 9-0783 4',*% mortgage. Not a email loan or finance com­ No selling, no canv.a4ising. room ranch home tn Rockledga I District of Mancheater. on the 3th day 6 to 0 p m. JR -.SR, HIGH SUBJEt.TS p.m. Experience required, pleasant Poultry and Supplies 43 9- 3851 after 6, Manchester. Connecticut I of September, 1963. pany plan. Douglas Motora. 888 RADIO REPAIRS on any m ake- ROOFING—SpeciaUKlng In repair­ •action, U!i baths, ceramic til* FIVE-4 Duplex, oil steam furnare*. $1.3,9on six room 4 bedroom MONDAY-TUESDAY-THURSDAY worklhg condltlona, air-cnndilloned CAU^ CH 7-6661, 10 A.M.-8 P.M. KEITH FURNITURE Phone Ml 8.2811 rrrsrni. linn. John J Waltelt. Judga. Main Street. all amplifiers and phonographs ing rn«fe nf all kinds Also new 3;.30 6;00 P.M. FOR SALE—Yearling hens, $1 FRANK fS starting to buy and sell Wearing Apparel— Fura 57 kitchen counters.ers. Attached garage, excellent condition, cenlisllv lo- cape. Rlaalered wall*, large lot. Esiste hf I'armela Pollio, tat* of Man- ami changers Over 47 yesre tnisl office. Apply employment office, good uaed furniture and antiques ATTRACTIVE—Three room apart­ •mestte; drivee. fully lanascsped cated, $14,900 Carllon W Hutch- *ni*ll brook, amesile drive one car cbrsirr In said District', deceastd Trafleni 6-A roofs Gutter work Chimneys BEGIN SEPT. 15th. PART TIME work, Says, service apiece. Alive, R. Lehman, South Rhone MI .S-ll-'if) Tlir' sdmlnlslratrtx having exhibited OLDER CARS, mechanics apeclala, experience 0(i daye guarantee on First National Stores, Inc., Park at 47,0 Lake St. Ml 9-8580. Hours CHESTER FURRIERS lemodels ment Vernon, exclusive telghbor- lot, $i9,i00. Call»il R. F. Otmork Co.. in*. Ml 9-61.32, flxlt yourself cars, alwaya f good cleaned, repaired, 2* years ex work, steady, guaranteed income. Main St. Tel. MI 9-2790. garage. hri sdmlnlslrslton account with said MOBII,EHOMES—Kosy. used I47 all work Potterlon's ierlence. Free esdmatee Call and Oakland Ayenuea, East Hart­ 10- 8 p.m Closed Sundays. furs for $19 96 Fur storage $2. hood, modem conveniences, efer- Realtors. MI 9-5246. Barbara esisir In this Court for allowance, it is selection. Ijook'behind our office Car necessary. Company repre­ MANCHESTER ORDEnED That Ih* l3th day of HU, excellent condition. -14,-300. flowley, Manehester Ml 8-8*81. ford. sentative will intei"vlew at Conn. Articles For Sale 45 Cleaning and glazing $3. Call MI- ences required. Young business Woods, MI 9-7702, Robert w Ag- BOUTON Douglsf Motors, 838 Main. $640 00 .Jensen's Inc islw s's re- BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com­ Preparation for BABY CARRIAGE. Babv-tenda. SALE 1-8 Of f on wantIpaper Wall 9-7218. \ couple preferred. Call at 8 p.m.. new. MI 3-6878. Joseph N Ash­ $15,900-S ix room ranch, beautiful Seiitember. 1958. al eleven o'clpck, fore- pany Fni- those who rsre about State Employment Service, 80* tiles 4c a file. Kentll^ from 7c mnin. at the Prohate Oflica hr tha llablei Rolling Hills. Roule 44A, COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMS WANTED — General housew'ork 18" TORO ROTARY mower, dis­ Cain Ml 9-6839. Ml 9-2887. ford, Ml 9-8818. or Robert D Mur­ condition, wallUo wall carpet in', $3,400 asking Tliird T-ak* waler- klinuripsl Rnildin^ In said Manchester, 198* BDSELS. Only a few left their nigs phone MI 3-(l com- our S|>eclally. MI 3-0667, mending and Ironing done In my *-8897 and diacuas your problem Quiet residential street, easy TUCR-AWAY bed and mattreas, Phone MI 4-0238. ThA )^dtiiiiilstrator having txhlbttM recloi- of Driver Eduestlnn. MI Td. Ml 9-0450 Maehini Glaanad Gateleg Table $15. Dlmock A Co., Realtors. Ml 9-6248, neighborhood, completely finished binstions, 2-cnr garage. 18x26 oul hiB adminUtration Account with aaH 9-7308. home Alao hand-made crochRied with Mr. Burke or Mrs. Carter. walk to bus, schools, stores. This $1.6. Alao outboard motor, 3.6 h.p., 8 Piece Living room set $60 WANTED Three pair* Orford Vil­ with a bath both up and dewn. bullfling with running w alci. 4 to thia Court for Allohranca. It li WASHING M ACinNKS~ Repaired’, Septic Tanka, Dry Wella. Sewer OFF EAST CENTER Sf. - 8’4 Barbara Wood*. Ml 9-7702 Robert I or knitted gifts. Tel. MI 3-7.320 for Line* Installed-^Dellar Water- 'la. that bargain yon’ve waited $36. Call MI 9-9289. Antique Pine chest of drawer* $16. lage shut.lers. MI 9-8851, W. Agnew. Ml 8-8878, Joseph N. Fireplace, dormer, oversized ga­ I acre*. Ideal for horses or other onD K RED : That th* iSth dav of LARSON'S, Connecticut's first li­ All JHalte* and models, Plume Ml- a free eallmate or come to 20 Fair- for. Call Mr. Carlson; 6H 9-8864. 8 folding metal chairs $2. each. rooms, 2nd floor, with garage rage. Immediate ocrtipanry Prlr* animals S$*piAmb^r A-D. 1W8. at on* o'clock tn 0-,816n, prooflag Deno. vacant In October. Adults $80. Ashford. Ml 9-8818, Or Robert D. thf* afternoon al Iho Probata Offica In censed driving school Trained •. view SI. to a«le for yourself. 6 coil bed sprihgs $6. each. Murdock, Ml 3-8472. $16,750, Earle 8. Rohan, Realtor. I Amlovpr hf. and tha tame if* aralgnad for Sale I t WOOD STORM window* and 8 Rooms Without Board 59 Write Box F. Herald. for a hearing on tha ailowanca of raid Certified and approved. I* now The Glenn Roberts Antique deak $25. ------MI 8-74.33 MI 9-4489, i $*6,806 Watrous Rd. 81x room offering classroom snd hehlnd- CI/)THBS LINK polea Installed. doors. MI 9-2978. Ranch, I’x hath*, 2 fireplarea fln- adrmniFtralion arrounf 'with anid astata, Old polea vehiove***.'* plete $5. Old high chair, $2. Four PLEASANT ROOM-Central, hot tlV )—MANCHESTER - Six room MAN Ml 3-2221 et terru*.' Ml 0-8406 or TR 6-OtOO, Multiple Listing Service —------i ROOM WITH kitchen prlvilegea. S'i ROOM apartment. Heat and home for $14,760 R F Dimock A room, large kitchen, front and' itlrcet. Iy>w taxes VA or FHA fj ! do> er. I'nnii Ml 3.4321 TELEPHONE ONE YEAR old Criscraft, 16 ft. X 1957— KelvInator electric range centrally located. Single or double. rear porches, hot w«ler hc*l, oil, ! nanclng. Immedlale occupancy. I Doroihv Pagflftll. RFD No. 3, Math LILLIAN U. GRANT 6 ft. beam,' raised deck qruls*r, hot 'water Included. Adiilta only. Co., Realtors. Ml 9-5246 Barbara 1 che. I Harold T Saiinder*. Milk 81.. Willi. Main SL. Doreey, 14 Arch St. new, MI 3-8878, Joseph N Ash­ shopping By.*ppolntment Donsld j \3 n fi 1 o L r r I L I - l ) I nianllr. I’nnn , and R. F. DIMOCK Co. wheel, pulling cables, running I i.'harlea’ R Sauoder*. Themaaten, ford Ml 9-8818, or Robert D. Mur­ 8, Gale Re*ll\' .Go . AD 6-OSI*. lights. Home-made' trailer for HOT-POiNT — Refrigerator, $*,000 or beat offer. Small 3 room Uonn , FOR For Sale CHjEAN Modem Room with kitchen 8.- 6 ROOMS. Two adults, no chil­ dock. Ml 8-6472. evening*. MI 9-3695, AD 2-8796. *11 at leaat five day* be(or« Mid time • SEPTIC TANKS Ml 9-5245 same with 10" utilltv box. Price Point washing machine, blond I privileges, for gentlemen or cou- dren. Phone Ml 9-7622. *■ AD 3-0673. CH 7-45H JA 3 2001, home: All the improvement* plua a»siimod ■ Cleaned and Installed $350. Call MI 9-1487 after 6 p.m. mahogany bedroom set complete, pie. (fall MJ 9-7814. (ID—$11,800—$13,060 New subur­ JA 8-6280 H*rlford Realtor*, very low (axe*. Owner willing to c’HAni.KS H NICHOLSON, Judge. EXPERT RICH •------^------5----- two /.occasional living- room FOUR ROOM modern apartment, j-arry 2nd mortgage, Must Sell im ­ A True i‘opv..Alte*t BARBARA WOODS JOSEPH N.ASHFORD ban ranches Five rooms, >•» acre members of M L S, l^llr.ib»-ih F. )<7Hy. A*»t. Clerk. Ml e-779t !H1 9-8818 cljafrs. $200. Also In good work­ NEWLY—Decorated doubit and constating of 2 spacious l>edrooms lots, hill basement*.. High eleva­ mediate occupancy. • SEWERS •’.qince 1807 By Reli • GOOD TOP SAIL. Call. MI 3-6077. PLUMBING ROBERT W. AONEW ROBERT D. MURUOUR ing condition stove and washing single room in private, home, with wardrobe clneets. luirgo Hy­ tion', nice view. t0% down R F. MANCHESTER - Six room Cape, Marhtn* Cleaned FARM LOAM It's Been Of Cijnrse” Em- other listing* and (uilJicr in- AUCTION »n 8-«878 Mr 8-8472------mnehihe $40. MI 3-8.387. semi - private shower, parking. ing room with firenlace, beautiful Dlmock A Co , Realtors, MI excellent condKion, large kit'hen, 35 Cubans Seized REPAIRS '-F I FOOT CRUISEALONG, 1067 Phone Mitchell 9-8354. kitchen with modern cabinets. 9-5246, Barbara Wbods, Ml 9-7702, 3 bedroom*, oiv bus line. Kiill h**e- formation • INSTALLATION Much Choice China, Glass and BRAND NEW beautiful rose ’ 3lge Formica top counter*. eJecIric Robert W. Agnew.' MI 3-6878, Jo­ ment. new copper tubing Ihrough- $2 per cubic yard. Mini­ *" model. Sleeps four. Has batho­ all wool 9x18 rug. Very reasonable. s p e c ia lis t INSTALLATION Fine Furniture— Antique and Modern—Tall Clock meter, ahip-to-shore radio, radio range and refrigerator Installed seph N. Ashford, Ml 9-6818 - or ■-out. One-cnr garage. Good financ­ LAWKKNTF F. FIA.NO In Boat with Guns mum 5 yards. Not screened. Call-IA 8 7919. TWO—Light housekeeping and tile bathroom with large linen Robert D. Murdock, Ml 3-8472. directional finder and miiny extras ing available: Price $12,000. Call B rok ei’ " AT LEGION HALL. MANCHESTER. CONN. Apply 4 Chapel 8t. clo*et. lAicated in delightful coun­ Oaaton Realty Company. MI T:’ Included. Boat and motor in -top TWO ZONE, 12”J’iibtc fool freezer 811.800 NO CLOSING,, costa, attrac­ (Contlniied from Page One) Town and Oountry TEL. Ml 9-4824 On 1-eonard St., oft Main SI., Opposite. State Armory •" condition. One owner. MT ST'e! or and 10 cubic foot refrigerator. In FURNISHED — Heated sleeping try setting on Babcock Hill Rd., 9-8731. * MI 9-.™0 WILL R. GUY Smith Coventry. Adult* preferred, tive 8 bedroom ranch, ceramic orTR5.1B82 SATURDAY. SEPT. 13. AT 10 A.M. •J, M l .9-4531. /. good condition. Ml 9-8286. room* with private bath -private bath, formic*, counter*, not waler __j when it attempted to eutrua e . Drainago Oo. Ml 3.0477 entranre; kitchen laclllUe* avail- consider one child.. $80. Phone MI MANCHESTER — Excellent "lx 7 M8 to rent. Inquire It rage. Nice lot with trees $17,900. BOLTON—French Road, 15 acre*. a mangrove swamp. Wa caught one pitcher* «nd vase*, large stein, other Interesting china and glass Grove 8t. ' 1 R. F. Dlmock ft Co., Realtors, Ml . cation. Asking $11,990. Nkw six Cuban a’ivimming aw’ay. H* laid h* Item*. 2 section Chinese embroidered screen. 2 very fine old baby lir-accordance with provision* 6f NINE PIECE walnut dining room 200 foot frontage. $29,000 I.jiw. IMS s i m i WANTED! t-8345. Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7703, room ranch, two fiiU bstha, two- rence F. Flano. Broker. Ml 9-5910. fell 0(7 a Ashing .boat and refused carriages, hand operated hurdy-gimly -744$. JdANCKESTER. $19,800 - Bxcep. dows of your 17’ dining room when you make this fl-room 1861 WANTED FOR extension d'lniqg table, 8 mahogany shield back dining chair*. 8 . . 10% Down oil delivereI and GASOLINE BID ri%e. Patio. Aluminum Storms.* tlenal value, elevated location fam­ •eph N. Aehfort), MI 9-8818, or Bill W right.'.about 60,"W’ho -*a- raaob your Rome. - Entertaining I* a pleasure bi the tl* living small 2-shelf record cabln«ts, chrome breakfast extension table •W-- poMd' (barter Oak Street 30,000 gailona more or tea* of No. OFFICK SPACE ayallable, ITS Owner MI 9-8486. ily rancher, S.twtn-sUe bedrooms, Robert D.'Murdock, Ml 3-8472. caped. Wyatt aatd., room ^ th ‘ftrisplaoe and the whole famll.v oaa 'get together In and'6 chaira. occasional chairs, wardrobe trunk, many other .dec­ 2^ aUirm water newer project at - $ fuel o)t, .Btraiglit' run cold, Mato St., iflrat floor, heated. Pafk- 'W adous'living joom , fireplacai Five border patrolmen and tw», Cm M Sm , Conw and Compar*. C owt luyl ^ ' a iota] -eatlmated cost'. of I N V it A 'n O N BOLTON' LAKE "•Five imm the IV Wtclien. There are also three bedrooms la this .(lellvared to CtevantiY Grammkr a SobarlMUi for Sale. W imstoma agent* lad th* hOerdfaic, orative and useRiI Item*- . lavKatlfl .B for bids on gilOO gal­ ing spacal Phqn* Ml -0218 large birch cabinetad kitchen, din­ house which Is about 24.x 64 With full baaomwit sad garago. . .W Pair twin carved mahogany tall post betls. (Attributed to-Mar*. r W.300. ■ ■ , .5 ; ; . School, OMter tickets rsquirad on ranch,. cellar, $00x200 lot. Onjy. ing area, full basement, partial party while FRI agante wetdiad d ll'WNry. Bids $0 be.opened TSranh lons of taaoline-Jboth fagular and 110.600. Carlton W. Hutchins, Mf- It’s Jnat3over the line In flonth Windsor, yet year maUtng address USED OAnS, AMV YBAR, MAKE OK MODEL .-■Irotii.) ■ • OOMMERGIAL buein*|M ar efflpa 'recreation room,-hot water heat, ViSRNCJK-Twq year old de lUXe • from ahore, an# city and eounte , 3S? . .GUbett -C Barnae. I ' ■ day> iaptamfaeb te- $888 at 8;M Ugh teat. for town ewhed school .•-6172. . room Ranch, i excellent bed­ and telephone are In fllanchesteh On a hlghieloTaHoa' In neighbor- WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR , Na|i*i A foil day*a *al* iwewy wUlated Itoew—*Ae$ee ehtea, lag- space tor rant Op .10 8800 aquar* oil, garage and many extras. By police' j»er* taliad Jo halp;' Utee jr-M.- ■ .■''X' ;t' ‘ ^ bualia- m haing'laausd.': I heed of fine-hoales, a'khort'distance from Doming Street, with . ASK POR 6IR. BENSON porllhit amall Items In A.M. aiaalow.—Lnnelt—Traekwfe n. WEPSTER AGENCY ff*L WUi •ub-dtald*. Malh IM. Le-' '-apiiotntment, Donald ,S- Gale rooms, IH baths, 3 the man to Rroward County Board of XMrectora I5ar fuithor Information .inquire ■'rhose interested in Uddlng can cated near O nter riM te o$ fierfc-' COVENTRY — Unuaually apaeious! ireatibil room,-breezew-*y, j- — R^bur Cross aiid Route 88- only n half mile away, l-et Lillian -Realty (te., AD *tefll8. evening*, * Wyatt skid rttarg** would- t e RfALTORS C Manehsater, Oinnecticut. ot tha office of th* Oovantry Su- sacura-Inform'ation hy calling ih* tot- PiMtM Ml #-8M or Ml »<7$«l. horns, F-our badrooma, 28’ - 17' garage, m-acrea. Fine condttton. Oraat show you this Olulttple Listing 818, or call the Realtor of' ROBBRt M. RHP ft SON, AUCT10NKRS lIvlBg room, «rep!ac87''_t»tanyNrapl .. MI #.3898. AD 2-8798, a D 1-0878, aiad later today #r torawrow yarn cholM. PieMingly prleqd at. $20,860. ^ e FITZGERALD FORD ANNEX pgdrentendani o f Sehoola, PTlgrtm offira.ef the (tevantryi Superin- CXI 7-4616. JA 8-2001. JA 8-8380. Early’ occupancy, $22,800. Oaoig* le t MAIN BT. P H O N K in » - t m FbwM TftMiMt S-8741 ^^leted At Manchester. Omneeticut, taiulant of flrhaols, PngTim2-7W8. 848 NORTH MAINBL tewtad atnr*. cloaate. #13.800, aiffbrd fbr* U.S. Comi#14moh*r R DA'H* nOVTB 88, IVTNDSOR AVB,, VEBNON—TBL. Ml $-#$*$ [ RAYMOND R. RBID PHOJOB Ml *-4411. 2-7M5. 'Hartford Realtors, ifMmban of J; Coleman. It^ v iU t. TR 6^*048, 3 t t l e 8tli dajr o f Baptamber, liN - OOVBmtY.' '■ (XIVENTRT T Suitabl* for any kind tef fauatMa. Honaen, . # a l•2$6l, iitt at Miami-' - Walton W. Grant Agency, Reeltor—Ml 8-1163 . TR WTIO. MAKCMBSTKR. OONN. ■OAJRD o r atxjcATum SOAXD o r ■DUOA'nON CU 1JA8-UW . » « n i . X .U I. . (■ . 'Jit f r

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