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FRIDAY, SEPfBSiBER 22, 1961 Arwaga Daily Wef Preae Roa '-'Vf 0sm!t(te&r EwntteS^ . Far.tlMWMk ^ •aft le, im Wsreeeit el O. fnriM rimHa. ■— • ,■ ■'' . 13,339 IS THE LAST «< ‘'A ?• W l V|o::i r l: , er r>; M anehe»tsr-~-A Ciiy o f VUlago Charm. -;^ V-. / ' I . ■•• (t,V'' -'A. V/ VOL. LX30, NO. 861 . (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEBfBER 23, 1961 tfleeafled aeverttoiac ea Pace U) PRICE nVB GSirTS 1+/ ■ ‘ ..!| i vi;,.. P h o n * Ml 3^123 Pounding Too Hard with Shoe State Newa Russians Troika Plan R oundup U.S. Bi(is Bonn Chiefi Starts to Boomerang Caustic Liquid T o F in is h Hurled in Face Washington, Sept. 23 By TOM HOOB ^up a troika-type board of U.N. im- United Netions, N. Y., dedsecretaries to nm the far- Of Storekeeper Congress struggles on toward reaching UJ7. ofganlsatKfii until filial adjournment today but Sept. 23 (/P>r-Ju8t one year a new secretary-general could be Hartford, Sept. 23 (iP) — . « « . * '’|!^I|JS * * • it remains highly doubtful ago today Soviet Premier chosen. Most now are coming Police searched today for 4 whether the 1961 session can Khrushchev began' a shoe- around to the U.S. position that a single chief must be named eith­ man who hurled a caustic wind up tonight as most leg­ pounding campaign to bludg­ liquid in the face of a store­ eon the U nlt^ Nations into, er on a stop-gap or permanent ba­ islators hope. sis. keeper, apparently because he Senate Demooratle leader Mlfte replacing Dag Hammarskjold New Plan The idiift is reflected in a move Mansfield of Montana told newa- was resentful at having been with a board of three men. by a ' group of neutrala for the asked to pick uh a bit of. men it will be a miracle' If the eef- Then fate handed the Commu­ General Assembly to name an in­ slon doesn't run Into next week. nists a tragic opportunity: Haip paper. terim aeeretariat chief. The plan The victim, Daniel S. Miller, 42, Others said they had not given up marskjold's death. Now their cam­ has not yet been presented for­ Linked to DOUBLE hope on finiahii^ up tonight,' how- paign ia beginning to boomerang. was admitted to Mt. Sinai Hospital. mally. but more than 30 countries over. They seem to b e ' pounding too H e had bums on the eyes, lips, SAVE 2.00 SAVE 2.00 are reported to have lined up be­ tongue and arms. The hospital The Senate has most of the re­ hard with that shoe. hind it. Many are fresh from this maining business and Mansfield, would not comment on his chances HOBNAIL BEDSPREADS ^ With the Asixns and Africans month’s Belgrade Conference of of keeping his eyesight. Gen. Clay PLAYTEX LIVING GIRDLE called his colleagues in at 8 a.m. Nonallgned Nations, where they EST., three hours shesil of the fearful of the vacuum created by Miller told police a Negro be­ and PANTY GIRDLE Hammarskjold’s death, Moscow shied away from opposing Moscow tween 25 and 30 yean old made a norms! time. The House was to and decline to condemn the Sov­ Berlio, Sept. 23 (AVrHItlt rag. 5.99 convene an hour later. apparently had hoped to stampede small purchase at his store (Mill­ rag. 6.95 them into backing its three-head- iet resumption of nuclear tests. er's Market, 139 Brook St.) yester­ American ofh(;ials insisted to* Three appropriatione bills arc ad ''troika” plan for a board,.rep- U.S. Secretary of State Dean day they are advising West the most important leglslstlon day morning and dropped a paper resehtlng the Communist, Western Rusk attempted to give the neu­ wrapper on the floor. Miller asked standing in the way of adjonm- German leaders to face Bp to and neutral nations. Under this trals a push yssterday by app^- him to pick it up, which the man the existence of the East Ger­ 4-95 3.99 ment. Hiey are: > the-United Nations would be run ing for the assembly to d ^ Soviet did. a new soft cotton lining 1. Foreign aid, which has psssed by a 3-m‘an committee instead of opposition and choose “an out­ man Communist' state. both branches. The Senate voted Later, Miller said, the same man a 12.000 tufts a lint free tufting a single, . forceful secretary-gen­ standing world leader” as tem­ But an American mhatoe a rMuced to discontinue 14.196,600,000, the House $539 returned and ordered a canned food spokesman said there ha-ve been eral such as Hammarykjold. porary secretary-generaL item. Miller turned, picked up the a ex. small, S>M-L. (ex. large 5.95> a full and twin ' ' million less. Conferees did not even n ie neutrals were retported to no official announcements of this meet yesterday hut Manafield said But instead of a stampede, the can, and was turning around again new American attitude. have decided to wait until after when the man flung the liquid in a bon-bon fringe • white, rose, green, yellow, blue hs thought behind-the-scenes talks Russians' latest campaign loosed President Kennedy addresses the The spokesman emphasised that SAVE 30c had paved the way for quick agfree- a tide of resentment alpong the his face. refusal to grant the ' E ast Car­ assembly on Monday to put for­ Miller hurled the can at his as­ ment today. smaller nations. For>. many of ward their plan formally. The mans control of AlUed aeceat to NEW, LONGER WEARING them the United Natlona is their sailant. The man hit him over the Berlin remains firm westem pol- 3. A $3.94 billion public works President is expected to call for head before leaving the store, he SAVE 60c Ull, carrying funds for rlverg end major, foreign policy forum and *-y. ACETATE TRICOT PANTIES strengthening the United Nations, said. ■ , News reports hinting at a pos­ harbors, fiood control, reclamation they hesitate to see it deetroyed. and it would, be hard for him to NYLON DUST MOPS and atomic energy projects.. This A number of smaller countries sible westem de facto re<;ognnlon rag. 59e State Airman Killed. of East Germany, surprbwd and has passed the House; it is to be had toyed with the idea of setting (OonUnaed on Page Five) debated in the Senate this morn­ Bar Harbor, Maine, Sept. 33 tqwet West Oiermans. reg. 1.99 ing. —An airman from Dow Air Force The Berlin newspaper Der . Ta- 2 for 88c - 3. A $1 hiUion catch-all final Base, Bangor, was killed Friday gessplegel linked' these reports. to money bill, loaded, with ' supple­ night and another one critically a background meeting held for • Sizes 5 to 10 But U,S, DidnH Gain hurt vdien'their car overturned on newsmen yesterday by Gen. Lu­ a white, pink, blue. maiz mentary funds for doaens of agen­ 6 1.39 cies. It has passed the House ihid a highway in Acadia National cius D. Clay, President Kennedy's was clesrsd yesterday by the Park. special envoy to Berlin.. In New Rilled in the mishap was Air­ York, tbe Columbia Broadcasting a detachable mitt, type head Senate Appropriatlona Committee. SAVE 1.00 The Senate argued for almoet 12 man 1/c Paul Joyce, ,28, son of System said it was IdsntUying New Red Tests Held Clay as the source for such hours yesterday on a compromise t Mrs. Zola Joyce, 66 Handlton St-, o u ^ o W n a lu r e kashirespun a washable, white, pink| yellow Hartford, Conn. He has a wife, stories. Mexican Fanh lAbor Bill that West German policy always has would extend for two years the Klyomi, and a daughter, PauA, V.- (orlon "acrylic) - IM, living in Bangor. been based on the principle that present program of . importing Ekud Germany does not exist aa 34 fa 40 SAVE 7.00 workers. Propaganda Setback Hospitalized in Bar Harbor was Airman 2/c David Howerton, 30, a state and the' Communist ad­ Opponents insisted that this pro­ ministration there is illegal. This reg. gram should not be ' continued Santa Barbara, Calif. CALDAK TV TABLE SETS Park Ranger Robert Matherall also has been the poUcy of Ctor- Short Sleeve Slipon ...... 3.99 2.99 without more protections for ay HABtlir KEIXT emission and the Defense Depart* many’s westem AUies. American migrant workers and ment. And both agencies declined aaid the airmen's car failed to Long Sleeve Cardigan...... 4.99 3.99 Washington. Sept. 23 (P)—Rus­ negotiate a curve at high speed, The Amierican officials say the reg. 19.99 sia’s resumption of nuclear tests any comment on the matter. (Oenttoned on Page Six) The government took steps yes­ smashed into a rock on the side >eople of West Qennany and. Ser­ I Long Sleeve Slipon ...... 4.99 3.99 after a 3-year halt has given the of the road near Otter ClUfs, and in* should ndlvf.vrMlise. MM'tba Soviets their worst propaganda terday to protect the public’s Communists rcfUhe in -\ E x tr a Size Long Sleeve health from ' potential radiation flipped ever. Cardigan, 42 to 46 ...... 599. 4.99 setback since Red tanks crushed many Is hers to stay, at least 12.99 the 1956 Hungarian revolt, ’ the hazards, natural and man-made. aemeyears. gray heater, black, brown, white, kelly green, Five Exi^uted, UJB. Informations Agency reports. Through the White House, the . KiUed in Crash Tito sanu aouroes"say the E ast beige, blue, red. a a ‘nie Russians went testing in the Federal Radiatltm' Council issued Stamford, 8ept. 23 ty i .— Austin GemiSns may siyentuallY have id be 4 king size trays 4 brass finish stands atmosphere yesterday, firing their a set of reebmutended contnil'ad' BmiiCoHu was ' laQed Mei^ Miss FooibaU of 196L given some foim of check o%.ctyiI- Get Prison tions based on the degreb of se- a 1 space saver roller storage rack 64 ISth explosion since Sept 1. ly when his light truck col­ Jiane Cheney. 19, of Tulane University was choken "Miss F ooUmlII of 1961" a t the. Coronation Ball of an use of Uw wsSteni.air corridors BOYS' SPORT 'While the new testa have direct­ lided with a heavily loaded truck Berkeley, Oalif., last night. She will'reign over Berkeley’s 16th Annual Footbidl Festival and a t­ between Benin and West Oermeny. ed world-wide criticism a t the (Oonaniied tm Page Five) at- the Bull’s Head intersection. tend the University of Texas-California football game today. She was chosen from 12 coeds frmn The East Germans already oootTOI JACKETS As Cuban Foes Kremlin, there has beeh no bal­ Haviland's wife, EUa, 76, was crit** ail parts of the country. Jame is flve,feet four, a brown-eyed brunette and is Miss Tulane.. 196L. aU civlUan surface movementa Into sizes 13 to 20 ‘/ > off SAVE 40c Each ancing rise in pro-American sen­ dally injured. (AP Photofax.) Berlin. 33 8 SAVE 2.00 Havana, Sept 23 t» —Five men timent abroad. Asians -and Near The U B . mission in Berlin iaiued rag. to 19.99 •onvicted of counterrevolutionary Easterners said, in effect, "A Japan Reports Det/iptey Chides Driver a terse statenimt after rapUta of HAND-HOOKED CHAIR PADS activ'tles were executed today in plague on both your houses.” a nmv American attttilde created* a SELECTED GROUP LADIES' FULL, FASHIpNto I n tabana Fortiwas. The millUiy This assessment of international Colchester, Sept. 38 (B— Gov. Sole Survivor funs', among Weat Geonaa podiU* i/ -•1 1 . 0 0 rag. 1.69 .. 1.29 court that condemned them gaVe feelings was issued yesterday by Nuclear Blast John N. Dempaey has carried hia elans and commentators. The states . FINE LEATHER 64 others prison terms ranging the USIA following a study of campaign for highway safety to a Marion Davies Dies; ntontaald: sizes 8 to 10 a colonial pattern, wine, green from 10 to 30 yesux on charges of overseas press and radio commen­ personal level by personally chid­ “An olBoial spokesman* of the CARDIGAN - ^ Tokyo, Sept. 28 —Japan’s ing a careless driver on Route 3. Of Dag^s Plane HANDBAGS rose, beige sabotage or terroriam. taries. U.8, mission. In w fening .toreeant n The sCntencea were handed The United States reopened its Central Meteorological Agency it happened yesterday aa the news dispatches tram Bsilin, down after a onfrday trial in .the tests soon after the Russians. But announced today that a minor at- governor was being driven through stated today that there have beitt 7.00 » reg. 8.9.9 &>IchMter on his way to Hartford. Movie Queen of ’20s Smashup Dies old fortreas in Hivana. Proaeou- unlike the Soviet Union, the moepheric disturbance believed no atatementa made relating to a broken sizes from stock SAVE TO 4.00 tors said all the defendanta were A car suddenly swdrved out of reg. 7.99 to 18.99 United States triggered its* explo­ caused, by a Soviet nuclear blast the line of traffic and started to By OOUN FROST any change# in Araertcan poUcy—• . . , a all wool, orlon/wool . I recruited by the U.S.- Central In­ sions uiidergroimd so as not to was detected in Japan last night. Ndola, Northern Rhodesia, Sept.' telligence Agency to work agnihat pass a'truck, but there was s line Hollywood, Sept. 23 (JP)—^Marion a ebecks, stripes; solids ^ 3 button, center vent SAVE 20.00 HAND-HOOKED COHON RUGS ^ 6 . 9 9 contaminats the air with faUouL The abnormal atmospheric pres­ Davies, whose philanthrcq>iea 23 (P) — Harold M. JuUen, UJ4. (Oeairiaaedea Page 61*) Prime Minister Fidel Castro’s gov­ of vdilclea bearing down on the red, yellow a gray, brown, charcoal Tha Soviet blast yesterday was sure, the agency said, was record­ motorist from the other direction. matched her fame as a movie zeourity guard who was the sole 5.32 -12.66 IMPERIAL SUPREME a oblohg or oval • floral pattern, e 100% larribs wool ernment. fired in, the atmoephere in the ed at three observation stations— ■ He was bardy able to get his car queen, is dead at 64 after a 3-year survivor of the crash that killed The five executed were: a regular and husky, 18 to 20,35 to 37 100% CAMEL HAIR BOYCOAT ' black,'brown, green, rose, beige a hand finished vicinity of its arctic testing site, in Tokyo, in Wajima, Central Ja ­ back in line In front of the Gover­ fight against cancer. Dag Hammarakjold, died today, Angel Poeadas Gutierrez, Man- Novayn Zemlya, and had a ylel(j on pan, and in WiAkana], at the nor’s car. Ndola Hospital announced. a extra yarn and buttons ueFBlanco Navazro, Pedro Sergio northern tip of ■ Hokkaido, the The star of Hollywood's colorful a from our owm reg. 79.95 reg. NOW the order of one megaton, equiva­ Moment's later, he was waVed to 1920s succumbed last night in Ce­ Investigators had hoped JuU( BuUetiiis OK BOYS* SLACKS,, rag. to 8.95—5.00 included Cuellar, Jorge Rojes Oaatellanoe lent to one million tons of TNT. northernmost main Island. would recover bufflclently to give stock and Braulio Contreras Maso. The atmospheric disturbance is dars of Lebanon Hospital. She had 20x34 i 3.99 2.99 There has been published specu- (Coathraed en Page Two) been in a coma for two days. them information that would help Colled fron AT Win* V v^U sh aidt tab a hunter green, One of 15 women convicted was believed tq haVe been caused by a 3.99 Posadas Outierrex’ wife, seven latimi that the Soviet's current se­ A close friend said ahe knew determine the cause of the plane 59J95 22x42 5.99 beige heather, ries of blasts—including six in the nuclear explosion of several meg­ crash that kiilecT the U.N, Sec- • tndiUonal ivy league a many just one months pregnant. atons, (a force equal to sevenl early in her illness that she had gray heather, megaton range—may have dc\>o*- retary-Genenil. BABmaCON. OOMratlCED of "a kind a double breasted a satiii milium lined 30x54 10.99 ' 7«,99 Another was Robert Morton .million tons of TNT), the agency cancer. But she tried not to be­ • many washable a ocean pearl buttons • camel or navy red, peacock, Geddes, 28, an BngUshman ited more radioactive ^ebrls in the lieve the diagnosis. The death of JuUen, aji Ameri­ waridsgtori, 8w$. M (PV-The . stid. can U.N. secrity guard, brought Senate oenHineed today eri a \ sizes 6 to 18 . 40x70 16.99 12.99 magenta, n^vy charged with coordinatiig sub­ atmoephere and stratosphere than ’It is estimated to have taken News Tidbits Miss Davies entered the boepltal • aoiida. checka. Sannela. versive action on Havana and act- Russia’s 1958 series did. The 1958 last May 16. She underwent jaw­ tbe toll in Memdays crash to 16. vriee vote TTOstdrat Womidy^ hopaacking, fabanbjie a 34 to 40 place at a “rather' remote place” His Cuba-bom wife, Marla, was insmtaattoa of Fowler BUinlHsto a link between counterrev­ Soviet tests are generally rated as several thousand miles northwest from the AP Wires bone surgery June 7 for osteo- olutionary groups and th e'd A .' the "dirtiest” in terms of fallout myeUtib, inflammation of the bone a t the hospital when he died. She New York aittomegr, to keadita- a alaea S to 30. of Japan. arrived here early yesterday after aew Agency for IntoritottsMil Geddes was sentenced to SO on record. The disturbance began late last marrow. Then, 12 days later, she SAVE 2.98 years. So was l^afael Garcia Ru­ But unofficial, U.S. sources, said fell in her hospital room and broke a 24-hour flight from the United Devetopawne.. Itoaolltoiei fil; LiiUn 4® Kathy NEW FALL COAT, nigbU I t was not clear wiwther it Nation’a three major teIevisloa> States. Most of the way she travel­ taken evto foretgn aid dtowfikm G o d f r e'y, W IKF- SAVE 507. bio, 30, who admitted he enlisted yesterday there la no way for the was a new explosion or reaction networks respond tavenibly to pro­ her left leg. in Miami at an anti-Castro le- public to tell now whether the posal by Newton W. Nimow, Fed­ Capt. Horace Brow-n. her hus­ ed in the flying hearse that 'will with a prondee to lns>iginol»i CBS. Mandbeater, from the Soviet Union’s 15th test, take the crash victims to their 'strict acuouhtnig praetleea a n d . 1 ;10 p.m., MomUy MEN'S FALL and WINTER SLACKS cruiUng' center and trained in present Soviet explosions are the which was reported in Washington eral Communications chairman, band of 10 years, was at her bed­ SUIT AND DRESS Panama and Guatemala hs a sab­ home countries. to oondnet a bnslisns lOrii aid- thru Saturday. Con-' DOkOTHY CRAY CLEANSERS dirtiest so far. yesterday by the U.S. Atomic En­ that they improve children's pro­ side, with a physician and two -■—» ■* .MM rei^. \ ■; oteur. He said he refused m Cuba grams bn a share-ths-risk basis .. nurses, when the end canje. Out­ Julian was found Monday after­ iinBinnKMMia. test Hhreiy Day. Scientltta who declined to be ergy Commission. The AEC said noon l^n g face down beside,the .to commit any sabotagea identified said the only, persons While United States and Russis try side the room were her sister, Mrs. WOOLENS Individual terms of tno others the blast—"on the order of, one Rose Adlon; her her-hew, screen wreck of HammerakJMd’e huined- p ossnn xii^ JUDOS • "2 way ftiagic"—reg. 2.00 1.00 who could possibly make such an megaton”—^waa set off at tins So- to settle disagreement over cultur­ ^ 2 pa«« for. 15*00 ■ ■' L ■, sentenced to prison were not spe- al exchange exhibits, Soviet sur­ out DOS. Hb had been there nearly Hyaiuria PWt, Bbtok Sepk S$ appraisal are the weapons test ex­ 15 hours. tiTl T ttaliVsil H'riniMidj'' n p a it-.' ' dfled. Fourteen drew 80 year een- perts of the Atomic Energy Corn- geons are tooring medlesl taellHiee (Cootte^d en Page Twz) e wash and wear . ; ' . le acritan'''rayon„fIanneI, reg. +0 4.50 y«|. tences, 40. received sentences of 20 (Oentinued en Page Five) In OklahomaV ciqiitsi, according Ever since, he had been un­ edly wUl swril to e a ndlewieieg RUNNER CARPET a charcoal, olive, brown, X / I bedford cords, hopsacking • "dry skin cleanser"—*-reg. 4.00 years each, and 10 were sentenced to report from Oklahoma City . . der hea-vy sedation to ease the Senate today tile *todw llii|« pain of burns and multq>le injiu-- Tburyood ManmB, Btojet Cambridge gray . K I a plain or pleat^ to 10 years in prison. All the Two Souto Koreans receive govern­ chaixes stemmed from allied ment permisslonVto evacuate open ie raastoraslad of Kegiw Stiegni* a sizes 29 to 42 Happy in South Windsor Autumn Here*. MARION DAVIES 27” x 7 2 ” 27” X 144'’ • "salon cold cream"—reg. 4.00 counter-revmutitmary activity in lot in one of burtest Mocks in -tten steatogy, 'aa « toOmk-^Olh 2*99 6*99 , • 2*59 yd- .. connectloh with the abortive April Seoul to himt for SSM.96e worth e< New Tork, Sept. 38 (P)—Au­ (iseo Photo) (Oonttaned an Page Two) IwDato Jndgia. ^ Marsksn . lib n . 17 Inviaion of Cuba. JeweliT- beii'ieved buried ^ Japa- tumn in tbe nortlieni hemisphere time eoiDMei to r "Um a 1 0 0 % viscose rayon loop pile British Ambassador Herbert nese during World War Seoul, officially arrived a t 2:48 .A m . Aasoelation for ttw e54"-60"wide Stanley was present among 200 English Girls Warned Korea, reports. (BUT) today. ' of Cetored Maniwi a heavy-.f earn rubber backing courtroom spectators when O l^es Polish Roman Catholic hierarchy But everybody Is still iMping be the aaeend S e e % W I Md the tribunal "I am complately for those “Indian summer” days 100 09 warns priests that “ decisive jmei- U.S. Reported Changing a fits all staiie and halls innocent. I sympathise with the tion which we have taken in de­ which often extend through Oc­ e wool blends ' Cuban peoifie and with Qiban in- By GI Bride ’s Father fense of liberty and religious in tober. Uam Hastfe, who aww d to m a no fraying, washable, colorfast stltuticma BOW niUng Cuba. I am strucUon can expoee us to various eneh to a solids, plaids, tweeds not a political man, only a busi­ reverses and even taijurtee,” ac­ ness man.” By LOUIS NEVm better type of home which, cording to Warsaw report in pro­ Two Germanies Policy a easy to cut Geddes, bom in Peru of Brit­ e dress and suit weight. London, Sept. 23 (P)— Hlng- from our standards would be clamation drawn up by Poland's . . . Snow There RUBY MSAB ish parents, was Havana repreaen' considered Uiexeusable.” .But Hong Seng. SeiM: a beige, brown, g The import of the Berlin dis­ flann,els ’ • ‘ I ' tatlve of Pejpsl Cola International, he also said: and 60 bishops___ Hcmg Kong's pboonltoby. enoktoi a Mexican firm. th o ro u g h investigation of of snow, sleet qnd rain fell on the New York, Sept. 23 (flV^fflcials patches that the United States, hour center "I was struck hy the kind­ three million residents start Cele­ Rocky «Mountain states resterday Americans before they marry ness and hospitality which is 3 said today that United States at least informally, is advising the toward the brating SM-year-oId moon festival —the last day of summer. la one, aaya the father of a G.I. extended to us aa Britishers,' with gaily decorated lanterns and policy on Berlin and the future of West German government to con* Hataan U i S b tm 0 6 ** SAVE The storm muShed down along Germany stands unchanged, but rider dealing with the realty, of an to 10.00 Ship Union Delays bride. ’They might be shocked provided yqu make no attempt moon cakes, the traditional delica aervatory as at American table manners. to outstay your welcome. The cy of .occasion.. Millienalre Real the Rockies and dealt its heaviest evidence increased that some kind East German state. Should that at g pun. M i blow at northern Colorado, where ^ A V E 2 . 0 0 Cedric Nolan, chairman of avenge American has a high tor George King Cotter goes tree, of new and more elastic approach occur it would msu% a radical Hong Kent, NEW, FAMOUS lAMBURY West Coast Strike the Transatlantic Brides and regard for our way of life but acquitted of charge of slajring Mrs. four mountain communities were to a settlement of the Berlin crisis change in West Germany's long west at .,U I Parents Association, an or­ still moM for his own." Delette Nycum, divorcee whom he without power and telephone m ^ be developing. standing policy and intiiriuce CHILDREN'S WINTER (007. WCK)L WORSTED . '^■ab ftaaetoeo, Sept 33 — ganization of 15,000 which Nolan said moat QI brides' dated since 1$48, after 11-day -trial communication for a time. H ie 'The key to the ailuation seems new element into overall allied FAST Qir The Maaten, Mates and Pilot! opened its annual- convention have shown “tremendous at Charlotte, N. C. weight of the heavy snow kiapped to lie in the next moves to be made policy. Atorttnli^- I- COATS Union «dll take pq atrike action in Scarborough today, told a courage” in going to a strange President Kwame Kkrumah of utility lines th ro u j^ u t the moim- by Soviet Ih^mier Khrushchev. In a statement issued in Wash­ JERSEY SHEATH against West Coast ship owners news c 0-n.f e r e n c e his' own land and then discovering that Ghana aasumee poet of snprome taln region. If he indicates to the western ington and New York the state do- , over the weekend. The owners daughter, Mrs. Monica Kendall their hushand in civilian cimmaiider of Ghana armed Aldean Cluff, 15. and Ronald T. powers that he la ready to agree putment characterised repdrta,on valuas 29.99 have threatened tbein with a c » t only a styled and made in California “.we're not out under the and came back with some ness they feel during the first say that each time we -become cancel a . special train scheduled West Germane must face up to it out Moecow on posrible Teft-Harley Act unlA lie judge In oaiistie iBomments oh Ameri- couple of yean. I t malcea them divided, rmtofortuna la quick to to carry photograp&ecs and sight- The dispatches spoke of discussion Uohs becomes eniclal; Ru • mothproof ^ Kew Toric eaya to . We had thought ean life. ' 1 . more settled if they are in come,” during talk at Langogna sem« Into th# mountains w||frt of of the poaeibllity of letting the tosnd fOr some kind ef Oesv He didn’t jika “the appall- tswdi with other BnglUh glxto ------nooto tou r’af Denver today to ,'vtoW autumn's Coouaunist regiiae share aome ItoiS . << •gooo X a e ) lo g table asannere even (ha In # ff*q** rtrnwHttfWftT?* haadtwoic la tha Aspen g m rm pnever^ n t scem -te West Beriln: (C ■ ■/ 7s f c . . . -Kj - ■ } • f ^ 7 '■ ^ 1 :■ ' * la (- .,' t ■ " * jvA.il ^ ? v' ^ ( . . ', /•.' If , . . ,.r ' ( ' ‘ * »<'• ^ ^ V, V , - '.'i ' ■'''*1' ' ' ' <■ V /'■'r.

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Sole Siirvivol* L o n Shem wold on : • *. .^v •' ' •' Of Dag’s Plane Smashup Dies AOTISJENTRY ^ bvie Queen of ’20s ■ TO LONG SUIT ..4', ■ . . .. (OoattinM tram Faga Oaa) r-fisc -AUrtrf BhsiBFSM ICfMiBill ttwa fan* Om ) 1961, when - She eloped to Las As a tu\o, Uje best way, to uss $ a S[ yegas, Nev„ wlth'Brown, now 62, . A tape recorder was 1^ bed­ Bn aca is to capture an oppopunt’S Cterles Lml«|«r; h«rtatec4t a ' former Merchant Marine skip­ side to catch anything he could king with it. You n c ^ a good rea­ T t S i * V«n Clev*. ind PatHeia’a say that m l^t solve tho riddle of per. She sued him for divorce son to break this rule. S A ir ■ctor Arthur L«ke. the wreck, w t doctors said that 4 7 4 3 4R A T 10 I t Davi«B, cducatad In * New twice, hut withdrew both' actions. On July IS, 1956, ahe auffered a as soon as he stirred he was im­ Weet’e epade opening lead gives <9642 conrtAit earljr in life, reached alight cerebral atroke, but made a mediately put under sedation fhe defenders a chance to beat the 0 KR7S2 ■tardom via Ziegfleld again. He had been quoted aa aay- game contract. A thoughtful ptoy* 4 7 2 Q 1054^ _ ,Jt«a and the promotion M the good recovery. i ' She and Brown loved parties and he heard explosions on er should find this opening lead a o u m '‘^ “''lata pabUaher. WilUam Randolph plane Just before the crash. without much trouble. West can­ 4 6 S ... BOant, pranks, gaiety and generosity. Miss Davies lent clothing and Identification of other viotiihs not expect to gist anywhere wlto S? J 9 t 7 S Bar . movie aucoeaa brought her of the craMi was reported held up his own long suit since North ob­ 0 6 4 a It tdUlion beach home, a leading Jewels to struggling young actress­ SEPT. 20 to SEPT. 30 es. She proWded money too on by lack of communications be­ viously has great length and 4 T 9 t 3 tola in Hollywood aoclal life and a tween Ndola and UJf. headquar­ strength in diamonds. Hearts are NBrih t a t Ssmm t a toitone eatimated at aeveral mO- occasion, but as a g ift tas 2,NT ta A close friend said of her last ters at Leopoldville. out of the question, since South THE FABULOUS NEW ' naa.. ' Col. BJom Bgge, UJf. intelli­ 8he retired from- turns In 1137 night that klndnees and a sense of has bid the suit An t a t humor were the key points in her gence chief, went to Salisbury, i l r to launch a second caieei^this one West’s only choice is between the OpsBiBg 1n 4 ~ 4 3 is giving. Wounded ^ r veterans character. Southejm Rhodesia, to seek per­ black suits. Spades are a hotter suuT needy college students alihc mission to put up a radio station. choice because a three-card suit received her aid. , “We have to try to coiUact*Leo- usually works better than a dou­ negative response shows the weak­ &i ias8. Miss Davies donated n.5 poldviUe and other parts of the bleton. Moreover, an unbid major ness of your hand. You will be able mffllen to the UCtA Medical Cen­ 7 Area Students world for information to help iden­ suit is usually a better point to at­ to show the good diamond support ter tor' construction of the Marion tify the bodies,” he said. “ The Iden­ tack than an unbid minor suit.. later. D a tte ChUdrm's Wing. The Jew- S6t W PI Honors tification is being held up because 'When dummy’s king of spades For Shelnwold’s 36-page booklet, W i Home for the Ailed, American fffo cannot get the information the is played to the first trick, East "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” send Lqgion, City of Le« Angeles and seven area students have rC' patholo$;l8t8 need.” must refuse the trick. To show his 60c to Bridge Book, Manchester Angeles Retarded C3iUdren'a ctiVed honors at Worcester -Poly­ interest in ..the spades, however, ENanlng H ew d, Box 3318, Grsnd Voondation presented several of the technic Institute, Worcester, Mass., Oslo, Norway, Sept. 23 (JPI—^The Blast should play the jack of spades Central Sta!, N. Y. 17,'N. Y. nearly 100 c ita tit^ . she received for the term ending in June, help­ Norwegian government organ Ar- at the first trick. beiderbladet today Inaisted that (Copyright 1$61, Geaeral Featwea for her charitable' work. ing to raise the acnoeak The specidation is that he will be wrote edftorially. fog. Fire Island, u ^ d .north-nofth- Verprauskas of Boston Hill-Rd., replaced by William O'Brien. Port­ four spade tricks, defeating the through hie International Films Andover, a aenior; George F. Baa- State News “Just about the whole world east 8 to 10 m.p.h., visibility 7 to 8- Co. i£a became his confidante for land, Democratic speaker of the would agree,” It added. miles, weather clear. contract. MARK XII tien of RFD S, Rockville, and Rob­ House of Representatives at the A member, of the Nobel Peace New Haven, clear, visibility 5 Now we see why Bkut must re­ S2 years untU his death in lOSl. ert E. Meintoah of 28 Harvard Rd„ fuse the first spade trick. He re­ Hearst himself admitted, she 19S9 session of the General As Prize Committee. C. J. Hambro, miles smoke, temperature 64, wind 2:46-6:25-10:00 1:00-4:8(M1:89 both Juniors; and Stephen W. Negy Roundup sembly. Clarte is expected to be mains iir position to take the rest saved him from financial ruin with protested that the statutes creat­ northwest 7 knots. of Talcott Rd., Coventry a sworn in as judge Friday. of the siiades as soon as his partner a |1 mnuon loan during the de- sophomore. '« ing the prize did not allow giving Bridgeport, clear, visibility 10 it posthumously. miles, temperature 63, wind north gains the lead. (If West cannot Starts Wednesday! “ Exodus^ presaioa. He called her “my loyal (Ooattaned from Page One) gain the lead. South cannot be Wend" in his wil}. BRIEnNG ON FALLOUT Alfred Nobel, who Invented dyna­ 4 knots. A s the mUHons poured in. Miss Hartford, Sept. 23 (ffV-Connecti­ mite, provided the money for the Quonset Point, overcast, visibili­ stopped.) Did You the aide of the road by State Police cut's Civil D^ense director, Wil­ If BMst takes thb first spade Davies decided in 1026 to buUd a Sgt. Arthur Horan, the Governor's prize 66 years ago and left it up ty 3 miles in drizzle, temperature liam L. Schatsman, briefed his to the Norwegian Parliament to trick and returns the Jack of Santa Monica beach home. It be­ driver. 67, wind north 7 knots. spades, dummy will not win. Dum­ came the “VeraaUles of HoUy- Know T h at^ staff yesterday on the national set down the regulations for OTHER WASHERS AS LOW AS ^ 7^ Both Dempsey and Horan ggve Nantucket, overcast, visibility my win win the third round of wood”—a clust^ of colonial build- Lumber manufacturing has been fallout shelter survey and mark­ awarding it. the man a talking to the Governor ing program. Under the direction 3/4 miles in fog, temperature 64, spades, and South will have no tags with S8 bathroms, 37 Sre- going on in Oregon for more than pointing out that the man hkd wind north 17. 120 years. of the Navy in Connecticut, the further trouble. plaees and a staff of 32. risked his own life as well as those program uses private architectural Dally Question Like Hearst with his castle, Miss of others. Tides, Winds, Partner opei^ with two dia­ The diplomatle power of the tl.S. firms to find suitable fallout shel­ Union’s Pay $50,000 Davlea imported fireplaces, carv­ “ This would happen to me,” the ters. I monds (forcing to game), and the ings, doors and all manner. Of trap­ secretary of state la second only plan said. He explained that he Weather next player passes. You hold: to that of the President. had momentarily forgotten he was Washington — Three national pings tor her home, Oiie fireplace SENTENCED TO PRISON unions have presidents earning Spade—7 4 8; Heart—6 4 2; Dia­ alone oort her $600,000. on a 2-wsy highway and pulled Hartford, Sept. 23 (AV-Francis Windsor. Locks, Sept. 23 w tide at Miss Davies appeared in 42 mov­ States ususlly occur in Iste July tors on recent incidents at the in­ store June 16, Old Saybrook Is at. 4 p.m. today Sm ply push a buttofn 'n turn a 4lial. and August when the ocesns and and 4:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. tomor­ Service. That’s ies after “Runaway Romany." stitution. your, dothes will bo completely •‘W im Knighthood Was In air have warmed. Once the ocean A union spokesman disputed NAMED BY DE5IPSEY row. w«6hed,riiuied and dried. Mo miti^iny or waiting. nonser," "Beverly of Graustark," and air have stored up heat, leas Whrden Mark Richmond's conten­ Hartford, Sept. 23 (A>»—Chester Sunset today 6:48 p.m.; aunrise "Xha Floradora Otrl,’^ “Biondie of sunshine is needed to sustain high tion that the Incidents were ml- D. Jorgensen of West Hartford tomorrow 6:41 a.m. yHtfff^toeam* washing action gets elothes really temperatures. has been named to the board of Boating weather for Long tbs Folllea," "Page Mlaa Glory,” nor. , Troy Donahue — CSaudette Colbert —• Connie Stevens dean. Dries wadiabls falMiet soft Mid fluffy with amd - “Bachelor Father" were direotbrs of the Ckmnectlcut Stafe Island Sound to Montauk Point The State flower of Wyoming la In one of the cases cited by the and Block Island: Modulated-Heat* eontrol. Even blends In deter­ ytwiing her credits. Her sciken union two guards were s t r u ^ b y Reformatory in Cheshire. Gov. IHItnaitieit cazaer closed with "E ver Since the Indian Paintbrush. John N. Dempsey said yesterday North to northwest winds to­ gent and adds bleaeh at proper time. Big 10-lb. an inmate. day becoming Westerly tonight. Mor6 than Bws," Frank Gallagher, the union's Jorgensen succeeds the late Nell Special A t the peak of her career, an In its natural habitat the new Bulger of Wat’erbury. Jorgensen, Speeds about 10 knots. -Fair a boy... eapadty. Gas or dectrie i^ e ls. bom lobster has one chance in a business agent, said a 10-member weather except for some cloudi­ not yet ordMstra played mood music. on union committee appeared at a ho­ president of the South End Bank location. Luncheon breaks wore mflllon o f reaching maturity. But A Trust Co. in Hartford, will ness and fog over eastern portlDns a man I AH Day Sunday when hatched in a hatchery,. the tel laat night for a meeting with this morning. Visibility 5 miles or , BAKED STUFFED champagne hreaka, and often last the board but that none of the di­ serve under the present appoint­ ad tlixea hours. odds are reduced to one in a hun- ment until 1963. more except near 1 mile in fog. rectors showed up, He said each Weather observations: InCHNICOlJOII** FnaWAKNERIIIOt.l Bbs did not marry untU O ct SI, board member had been asked to 1 LB. LOBSTER Northemmost port in the civil­ Ambrose, wind northwest 10 JCNIIM T« FcMTttt's R huous "STUDS LONIGAN" ized world is Upcrnivlk on the attend the meeting in letters ear­ CORONER’S INQUEST knots, visibility 5 miles, weather stuffed With Shrimp Groton, Sept.' 23 IJP)—A cor­ E l - ' Island of Greenland. lier in the week. clear. f r Rn o h f r i e s Gallagher said another attempt oner's inqurot has been held in the Montauk Point, wind northeast COLE SLAW James Buchsnan wss the only would be made to hold a meeting. slaying of Mrs. Robert (Jhouinard, ONIQN RINGS i I s T h e r e A bachelor president of the United In addition to the incident in 31, the mother of seven who was States. which the guiurds were struck found strangled and stabbed to death, in her home last Saturday. MANSFIELD ^ NOW! ENDS TUES. Gallagher said the union wanted eHaiSjjLiiiDiin D i f f e r e n c e “John Bull” is the English pro­ to discuss a recent State Police in­ John J. McGarry, assistant New London county coroner, "presided totype of “Uncle Sam.” vestigation at the Osborn Prison TOMITE IN Farm and at the Wethersfield at the inquest yesterday; He said Walt 'Diiaer The gfCRteot hl|Ji «Jvciiturc drer filmed To Go or Ent On Out Patio; Oregon has been the leading Prison. He also said guard cap­ the findings would be released at Praieata You may e^I. your order adiMd a later date. A 26-year-bld Coast lumber producer of the United tains had been appointed in iso­ IN I CaiWKMBsnMl and have it prepared for pick States since 1936. lation of the merit system. Guardsman, George J. Lefko, is COLOB up the time you specify. Thure was no comment from being held under $75,000 bond at CALL FREE Desert Bedouins give water to any prison spokesman. the Montville State Jail on a mur­ o n iiK rP E K Ask Operator for each , other and to travelers not der charge in 'connection vWth the En t e r p r i s e 4485 as a gift but as a sacred duty. case. Full lin e of Fish and Shellftsh. Tax Total Higher 'HMD NIVEN liv e Lobkters Available Hartford, Sept. ,23 (ffl—Con NAMED DIRECTOR ita iA The new Church of England ■ Children A t Ail Times—1 to 8 pounds. AND Ciatbedral in Coventry, which will neeticut collected almost $27.6 New York, Sept. 23 (A*>—John " Under 12 be consecrated in May, 1962, ii million jin faxes during the first H. Ives, Bridgeport, has been ^^_Fren liWIIIONirOUINN Open Dally 10 AM . - 10 PM. Fridaya^turdays t o 1 AM . rising near the carefully preserve(J two months of the current fiscal nam'ed to the board of directors of year—an Increase o f ,$3.7 million nirnoM (^SE D MONDAY ruins of the famous 1.5th Century the office of communication of the TKHttmHlt.1 church. The old church wSs de over the same period a year ago. United 'Church of Christ. The ap­ PRICE? stroyed in a' World War n bomb­ The higher taxes on cigarettes pointment waa announced yester­ and alcoholic beverageb—which day. Ives is a businessman. ing raid. ENP8 - TOaCT’INEBEn' went into effect July 1—provided TONITE PLUS A WONDCRFUL CO-HIT! BOB’S One of Europe's oldest wildlife the bulk of the increase in collec­ Yttl preserves is on Fame Ldand off tions. Ship Union Delays Brynner IN U 1 THREE Figures by the state tax depart­ "THE NAONIFICENT F IS H /n F R Y S England's Northumberland coast. SEVEN" HAND TELi TR 5-6269 It was established in 675 A D . by ment for the July-August period West Coast Strike Pine Touching St. Cuthbert, and Is still vigilant­ showed total 'collections of $27,- “ LOVE IN A GOLD^ IN Windsor Ave. — Route 88 TEL FISH BOWL" and ROCKVILLE ly protected. 596,977.45, as compared ivith $23,- TnDuay Bande - Fabian HAND 856,866.37 for the same months in (OdBUaaed from Page One) Htarte San. Baautifur "TABIMV TELL ME The surfaces of planes flying 1960. . A total of $2.87 million was col­ we were Iree to strike after mid­ ^ TBUE“ at twice the speed o f soundid will night Thursday.” ’.'SUN ALSO BISE8” heat to 300 degrees Fahrenheit lected in taxes on. alcoholic bever­ III II ITTIT"'..." Ml 3-2156 ages, as against $1.27 million dur­ J. Paul St. Sure, Pacifli; Mari­ IHf Bf.SI AHfAD Of TIIL REST even in the fairly thin atmoa time Association president, had Read Herald Advs. phere at 30,(X)0 feet ing July and August of I960.. Cig­ arettes taxes, including license warned the imion the ship owners Model U D 30 M odelU A 32 Model H M 2T FOR RUIIIINUM would sue if struck. fees, totaled $3.08 million for the FHONE MI $-7882 Legal Notice 6rst two months of the current A strike would affect West Coast shipping, only. Atlantic and ^BOMHUTION AT A COURT o r PROBATE held fiscal year, compared with $1.90 ENDS TONIGHT! “ HONEYMOON MACHINE” A*^ 8:10 and 9:80 and ^PRISONER OF ZENDA” AT 4:25 and 7:40. 2-CYCLE DRYER AUTOMATIC WASHER FREEZER REFRIGERATOR at Uaiicbetter. vuhln and for the million for July-Augmst 1960. Gulf htaritime . disputes were DUtrict of Manchester, on the 30th day TTie biggest drop in. the depart­ settled during the injunction pe­ OONT. SUNDAY NO FROST EVER, |V;. WINDOWS of September, IMl. riod. The remaining West Coast Present, Uon. John J. Wallett Judee. ment's collection list was the tax FROM 2 PM. ★ FOR ★ 2 iqieed, 2 cycle, 3 wash t Tniet Eatate u/w of loutse Clodvtck 'from railroads. The 1961 General disputa concerned spreading em- MONDAY and a i i DOORS Wickham, late of Manchester; In said ployenint among union members. IMG Fast drying 2,200 tap- water temp., water DIttrIct, deceased. Assembly voted tax exemption TUESDAY Bushel capacity, mois­ . The Connecticut Bank A Trust Com­ for the New Haven Railroad, and 5 PM . .CONT. STAT ★ RAYS’A: adty, 3 hast tempera­ level eontro^, magic pany. Trustee, bavins eshlblted Its as a result the list shows no col- ture retaining crispers, ^DOOROftNOPtES annual account with said estate to this India to Hunt Oil tures. mix dispenser filter. Court for allowance, It Is leetions from this source. The tax million magnet door, OROERESD: That the 4th day of collected frjom railroads in July New Delhi—India haa sdlocatcd SPECTACLE, ADVENTURE ahd EXOIIXMENT October; 19C1, at ten o’clock, forenoon, and August 1960 -totaled $302,- 2 ALL TtME GREATS glide-out shelves. ★ T O at the Probate Office In the Municipal $790,300 to start an Institute tor SURPASSING ANYTHING EVER Buildins in said Manchester, be and 936.99. Petroleum Bhcploratlon. The im­ ioHi in BriWemf Cdor PRESENTED ON THE SAME PROGRAM the same is assigned for a hearinc on IKOLOSURES the allowance of said account and mediate aim is to attract special­ Trustee's five previous accounts with HELD ON CHECK COUNT ized personnel to carry out the said estate, andT this Court directs that New Haveq, Sept. 23 (Ab—Tan­ Government's oll-aearch program. SHOWN SUNDAY AT 4:30 Spd 9:00 P.M. SHOWN SUNDAY AT 2:00 and 6:35 P.M. notice of the time and place asslfned ner Blackwell, 26. has been order­ Tested,. Adjusted, Deliv imbem and undetermined persons. WATER RATS HIKE ASKED tor 60 Days. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Hartford, Sept- 23 (4>)—“Die C!on- BEST BET neeticut Public Utilities Commla- n ABOVE IS aion haa acheduled a hearing for Oct. 17 on the application of the •/ TerryvUle Water Co. for. an in- '■•i* V'*' • OONORETE creaae in its meter fate to pro­ E f lS T U J O O D duce an additional $2,800 in an­ ■ • f'. FOUNDATIONS nual revenue. The company said ‘-4 yesterday .domestic' users would WALT DISNEY’S GREBORYPECK experience increases of about 5 •NEWFANELS per cent under the proposed rates. m R m T R A r SAN HiWWARl) in color — P U I S - ^ OLARIE QUITS STATE POST 11:0O-l i45-4:20-7:05-9dM> uwim ittsm • n m i Moi)« Hartford; SepL 28 (P)—T Emmet Also: Live aetton featiirette sieMiit amia ■gm— j AMLARIOUS MANCHiSTER'S LARGEST and OLDEST TV, RADIO, RECORD and APPLIANCE STORE 9U|f^WOI|l( Ctarie of Daajelaon, who has been "NICK” In Tachalcolor BMRYIF.UNUCX'' NEMVIUM ' NPWGMWTiW M* -i TECHNICOtOR . ..I . - V,. . » ' ' Boihtnated and confirmed as a MMWMaialiWNni . ld»-8'40*6:26-9:10 GMHUHlNiii INMBIR O F MARM i EASY BN> UMIT FAIW m G- - CHURlCH,^ m U-8. district court judge, resigned CARTOON j a e c m i -99fWP yeataiday aa chairman and mem- SUNDAY SHOWTIMES oar of tha State Uquor Oontrol ."Parasit taiB ” t.-OMtOO-S^S 03m attcciiBRwaa “ SkoctP tt3Q-5tU-8iU = 8TARTB WEDlf ltockHMdW)nj^(fflte(i|gbig6brigM^^ i ' i » Om fnmmltalnn % for- m ■ ■■ * , . / ' 'V'- S 'vf ',')■.■■ a^jcutkXA), iuKJXivi^ bniurhUAX., iauiirlilol ■ ^ m . .7 . .- . ■ MAIVCHBSTBR XViEraNG H BftlLD . s s ^ - Pounding Too Hard wUh- ShosK - mm About Town But V,S, DidnH Gain Tba-ltAdies oF St., Jamra w ill Connecticut spomor a bake pale tomorrow a f­ Mb.WBMtt pppeiwtty seed­ ter tha 5, 9 and 10:15 am . Masses ed to <*■ eonvlassd that thto was kussia^s Troife at S t Jamea’ .Churclv Donationa New Red Tests hto political Bcosastty, ra d baa not , Y an kee may be brought to the lower churoh today from 8 to 5 and T to 9 p.m. L marsly ssekliig aom raUQ- .'f- l - ■4 a^and maadala Asribia own at the New ueraiig The Friendship Circle of the Sal ibt SgsM toy that, lb itoot, be ^ . 9a< N e w : _ Uned, the A peer eoantry bey baa a bard ’ - Vi >, vmtkm Army wUl meat MondayMonda; at !■ <|ltoBasit'baa so pmaj tocUye lOdag ';1. i tv..l>r.'AflM L.._ _ 7:45 p.m. at the church. There tuns e< K keeping op wtthJUie S'Bcm-; tdilipif- ■' lOanthmid Page OM t . tan tba bftioa at goyamor. . An^row O. Haley, B n ., Ctoitordl llpviat .Union turnofj desra tha wUl be a work (Coatinned from . Page Om ) strong language in Ito erittetom af fy aophtotieated maneuvers of _ Jkll mNting ' > But now, te any ease, it to aa Oeunacl for the Intornalioiial Aa- conprshanatvo toaa submitted by the Soviet Union.” those wlio Uve and operate to tnnautteal Federation, the jtoner- the united St& N tor piholnff 9:10 aiavSlBday SdfOiHjr aU Of tberTO vr^gSS* Cbafaronea skip -the problem of the vacant Monbers of the Women's Bene­ riouaneas which might develop in Africa — "Although all 'AfricaiL-''' inmad that be baa dsddfd ba must Ssvsnty-flia fnnpnuid delsgatoa II ,1 , riiii': tean Racket Society and former- atomic caergy energy under tatomattoBU a g ta ' ■ \ a t.8. T. S, 9, 10:15 aad araratary-genaral’s post fit Aaaoclation, Review No. 3, are radiation exposure. areas were shocked at the Soviet ' I ^ T t t BIS of tha Mgher aeheloito of 10: a am .; HeUasM Ssrvtoa are a w w toff 89 SWRid from New . Hie apoosora still hava to settle asked to meet at the Holmes Fu­ A council member said th* rec­ * ^ run, rad ’.wm so annonnes at a ly proeldent of each, fathend the control. Wo must not lose the test resumption, their ooiniitonts v »r«u * I poMdea and thara sM.timea whm chance ws stUi haws to ecntnt the Music by a ts jto iS im ? aad England. on a candidate. The United Btatea neral Home, 400 Main St., today at ommendations were made 'from have been restrained.” t suitable moment we can do no better than merely concept o f "kpaoe law" rad de- ta.uo acribod it aa earty aa 1958 in an future of suter ipace.' atars. Ssrman by Msj. Laaris, ’ Tka Church la known. to favor M** Slim, apparently fearful that a wife, Annette, and parents, Mr.,' were Nixon's friends, perhaps he thus lighten our burden. Haley initiated the international ed scale of action” of successive mosa), South Korea, South 'Viet * ■ Aseedaud T » i e 1* •schutvaljr movement that epeks to turn his ereignty. 7 p.m., BvaageUstle flarviet. f t BriigePa B. O. OMreh 9:80 am., a.m. 7:80 pm „ .Evening Gospel hour. But there was a growing'' belief he 71st ArtiUery in Brackt a given area’s usual actlvitiel’, up of nuclear war. prestige and reputation, who de­ United SUtes Sonata This to a space weapons of mass deatrue Message, "Tkb Backbone of Proph­ that if overwhefantng assembly helm, entered the Army in 1066 to those ‘ ‘which involve a major * 6 w io h «* IteprasentmUres: The man of ceasel'eas energy-and drive law.—Dr. L M. L ^ tt, Bdltor and “ Less concenied about choosing JtUua Mathews Bp^al A c ^ y — New cided , in 1958, to make an ar­ regular author of "W m der of the tion. All launchings- c f space orafi 9:80 a.m.. Church Bchpol elsatoa ___ Baptlat Ohnieh ecy.” ■______support can be roimded up, Slim and arrived overseas in 1960. disruption, such as 'condemnation sides than- by the immediate con­ and hope. should be verified in advance by might accept the job even In the of food supplies.” Tselt. Cblcaao. Detroit and Boston. bitrary and artlfidal quest for an The perplexities begin when wc UniTjenw.” for. all ages. 199 B. Osater. St. sequences of the breach o f the AUDIT BtJRBAtJ OB the United Nationa. ' 10:80 am., Ohlldran’a church aad Union Oenpegatfonal dumb face o f Soviet opposition. Jean LeSure, John Krause, and The recommendations went out ITIONS. office he did not really want for read, as a casual description of Bar.-Ivaalbia MeCallaiii. nuclear agreement, Latin Ameri­ By ANDREW G. HALET, ESQ. 4. We press forivard with a pro­ nuraary. Bitartm Paator The United States rad its Al­ Dennis Keath, all of Manchester, to all agencies working with can editorials agreed in deploring hto politlml sltuaUon, Utot Beii' and Linda Olmsted of Bolton, are radiation measurement and pro­ n a HsiaM PrlaltBC Itself, but merely aa a stepping ton Is a'frien d of United States Now that science has ptoeed a gram of international cooperation 10:45 aro„ Worship Servlca. Rev, Pauf J. B day of pabUeatloa aieept In back of that. Bentonis orig' ing eivil liability. But, can the Seath Mathodiat Omreh Ruth B. Chase, new religious edu­ Walter Relchard, 140 E. Middle ‘ t Atn. plain that, whan t h ^ votod fo r a legal crime o f murder be perpe­ find peaceful and scientific prog- Bar. Paal C. Katoar, Pastor Under the charter,' a secretary- TFke. sible. the dangers to world peace and Overtaanled and Tbstod inal entry into polities waa the re­ resa not another fearful dimension Rev- law w ace F. Atmaad cation dlreotor, at the ehui^. general to ajppolnted by the as­ health, USIA said. govsrnor, they wanted to be sult of an Interim. Mipototmsnf to trated in mace ? And who must Rw. Perey If. gifmntar 4:30 pjn.. Junior High Pilgrim Relchard graduated from Man- Saturday, 8a|iteni^ SS foot the bill for damagN arising to the arms raca aa they explore 9 a.m.i Holy CommunioiL sembly, but it must be on recom­ cheater High School in 1963, and Pfc. Howard A. Huggins, ton of In the West, Russia was almost Ing for a governor, not a Presi­ the United States Benate. from the 9' and 10:80 am., Tha Service, Fellowwp meeting in the recrea­ uniformly attacked In editorial hand of hto old advertising agency from injuries? tits universe. mendation-from the 11-natlon Se­ received his. bachelor of arto de­ Newman A Huggins of 37 Nike *^aIkinK» To Moaeoir dent Cburdi Sdioel and nursery. tion room. Mtos ChsM w ill be in curity Council where Russia and C ir ^ and Mrs. Leta M. Hoakina comment. In Communist CTiina, Potterton's partner, Chester Bowles. Bstoum technical acienee, aa Korovin’s IGews 9 and 10:45 a ja , Mbrning Wor­ charge. gree in 1967 from Trinity CoUe^ the Russian tests were praised as conceivably, next year may be a How could there be friendship usual, has preceded man into space, ’Ike great Soviet jurist Korovin the other big powers can wield the He to presently employed as o f Briton, Tex., recently completed ISO Center St,-^€)or, at Ohnroli Surely, I f there erara aDy.cauae ship. Sermon by the Rev. M r. -itt- BBMsnel Latherra Church 5 p.m., Sanior Pilgrim Fellow­ veto. There to no provision fo r an four-week organtoatlonal main­ i'---' . V, “ a powerful Inspiration to all the Jk mors favorable ymr for Republi­ between Dodd and the buddy at and law & s lagged behind, the has made similar statements rnond, *Tleriaons o f Chriattoa .Bdu- ship mMting In the recreation sssistrat circulation librarian at Mfv.-'l-’t'!!' aad principle ooa wrould wistfully There to an essential difforsnee C. Haary Aadersea, Pastor interim chief. tenance wheeled vehicle course at peoples striving for world peace." cans In all state riections. Con Bowles rad Stevenson, pertiaps the anuatng altnation remains that cation.” Churob School for nutbary I.aMayae O, Etliaaaa, Intern rooifi to go howUng. Cornell Uidvenrity, Ithaca, N. T. In other areas of the world, the aopact to retain Ita purl^. If only two men in the Democmttc' patty law doM net reach into outer between cosmic apace and open The reverberations have been the Arm y European Ektglnoer- eeivably, Nixon may be a better An accident on the hlgh seaa even through junior high. fr it here ever since Khrushchev, a Ordnance School in Muriiau, Ger­ USIA found these reactions: becaoaa it would aaam to h m no for whom Dodd has the least taa? space. The lawyers, tha legislators, 10:45 afo.. Church School, for Worahli and Near East and South Asia — eampalimer and vote getter than Baffled by thto perplexity. o v «i If disaptroua does not directly en­ DivlBa Baliaa Orator round, pink-faced m.sp in a gray rail against ybur children and Uirir many. o(Mpr raal joatifleatian far axla* the aocial sdentists, have simply senior high. Church - SohooL Nursery for in- Rev. Tkeedoro fBnndler Jr., plan to find an old-age home for 'Although the 'plague on both was KnovduA But it to also ooB' after we remembered that, to the danger the people on land, whereas ouit, walked to the 'green marble t iie e at all, tt would be tha cause failed te keep apace of the tech­ 3:30 pm., Oldor Youth FUlowr fonta,- tlmae-yiar-olda Music by the Paster you. Then you must determine to The Army and Navy Auxiliary your houses’ theme haa been eelvable that the voters of Oslifei^ 1B08 atate conventton, Benton re­ nical sctencM and man in space at the crash of a spaceship or a cos­ ship in Suaannah WMley H alL rostrum of the big blue-and-gold IHfESTOWN o f pacifism. fused to release hto own delentes mic missile may cause deplorable CkapAl Choir. assembly hall laat Sept. 38 . and find lodging for yourself; a house, will meet tomorrow at 7 pjn. at played generally, no evidence ap­ ala will, once again, resent being this time cannot bo covered by the ‘7:30 pm ., M em berdiip Sswitoar 10:10'am.. Divine Worahip and 9:30 n.ra., Church School. Nurs­ aa apartment, a hotel ora room the Holmes, Funeral Home, 400 peared in either the Pakistani or PHARMACY T e t pacifism, Uke ewarythlnB in the three way race which Dodd cloak of Justice. consequences to the people on the qwke for 3 boura and 30 minuUa treated aa if they and their state toede from Bowles, we fell to do­ ESarth, and no less so a crash that in too library. Church StiftMlNursayfoi-lnfanU. ery bi'the Community Hall He charged HammankJold with in' someone etoe’s homa Main SL, to pay reapoeto to John Indian preas to Indicate aiiy ac- 459 Hartford Bdv—M I S fild alas In our tima, haa became In- Since 1953 certain lawyers have 8 p.m., Toung OouplM gt«ip Prepared for Any Kind of Weather ceflptance of (Soviet Ptemtor) w«M nothing | but an Ineidratal ing f^ p a g e ’ research In the re­ begins and ends in the Earth’s at- Muale by tha-Bmanual Choir.- Ser- 9:80 and 11 am.. Service ef "following the oolonlalists’ line” In If your inoome will not permit (braver, whose w ife was a mem­ fdeted with the tadmlquae of emphasized ,that there is no body meatlng at ehnw af Mr. rad Mrs. mon a t M th aerview by Mr. Bole- worship. Rraorbi at summer youth your finding a home this way, seek ber of the auxlUary. Khrushchev's explanation for the To naintfdn our eontiiiRitj pawn in one nton's game of prsai- port Benton wrote of hto South of law which spells out the ri|d>ts mosphero. The Congo, where Rusalan diplo- School days are here again, and these three Manchester pupils g;ive warm approval to these cold Madison Avenue^ the the<^ that American tour with Stevenson. Out Bsnjam in Foraman, 91 UntoM St. man, "Pride Oauaes Strange Ex- conferees. Sermon by the pastor. mata had made a humlUtating a porition as governess In some' weather fashions from Tots and Teens and Campus Juniors. Four-year-old Mark Hartstein, 16 resumption o f tenting. drattol politics. . o f man in outer space. No existing All points of similarity thua re­ Nursery to the pariah room. of medical service we are tfta end Justlflaa the means, and from the pages feU a ropcodueUOn vealed between space danger and ptitalOM.** 'Withdrawal only a few weeks be- one else’s home. Serving others Manchester Grange w ill hold a Colonial Rd., wears a three-piece loden green coat and legging set in a blend of cashmere and w ool "Editorial comment in both laws or treatiu extend into outer S t Maryk BpOMspal Ohaieh WedneadAy, 7:15 p.m., Bible fors. 'Will revive your spirits, give you rriMarsal of ths firot and .second theee countries has been heavy tba disease of oitaniaatlonitla Perta^is, as the poliUeiana say, of a tribute paid by DmM te the space. And the official attitude of air danger do not, however, afford 'Tobey Slossberg, 14, of 95 Milford Rd., chooses, an orlon .pile car coat with detachable raccoon col­ Nixon has to run. B ut if be does, Benton article, a warm and hand­ sufficient ground fo r applying the O ta itk and Park Sto. study hour In tha ehapel, led by Itoekvine Metkodlat Chnreh "The post of secretary-general the home you seek, and take your dsgroes at ths Orange Kail to­ lar over a bold plaid weskit and skirt ensemble. Mindy Menschell, 10, of 41‘ hQlford Rd., likes the and extremely critical of Soviet Open All Doy whMi is alwayd fatal to any pure some tribute indeed. The stonif- the Soviet Union and of the United Rev. fleMrgo F. Nwtmad, Root Ikator Andarsoa. 112 Grove S t . . . ahould he abolished,” he said. mind off your ungrateful children. morrow at 8 p.m. testing without any resulting the odds, In our opinion, should be States has been entirely apathetic rules of air law to the Cosmos. Ap­ Scandinavian look o f her corduroy slim jeans and eskimo orlon parka with wolf-trimmed hood. icanea of this was not merely that plication of the latter would mean Rev. Jeha D. Hoghasi Rev. Lanrraes VL IBll, Paster " It would be expedient h> abandon These and other outfits w ill be modeled Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Piano’s Restaurant in Bolton, in a strong movement in support of the counted as against hlai, not for Dodd had been willing to give it, and even antagnostlc toward the Senior Aaalstut St. Jatmto Paltoli Nattoral the system under which all prac­ Dear Arthur: We are n-i n e George F. McKeever, sera of Mr. U.S. poeltion... n ie re must be some stunt tai- wlutlon' of this great problem. I little leas than the recognition of faahiMi Show given fo r Ben Ezra Chapter, B’nai B ’rith. (Herald photo by iHnto). SUNDAY ; wolead. Preferably, It abould be a him. but that Benton hAd selected thto each country's “complete and ex- Rev. WiUtoN F. Oeiadef. m . Oatbalto Ohardi 9:80 am., Sunday Church tical work in ths intervals between "girls” who worked in the same and Mra. Maurloe J. Mcitoever of ’’The Arab national press used particular tribute for inclusion is have often said that the closer man Jimlor Aaalatoat 2S Oahray St. School for Grades 4 through high General Asa«in1Uy sasslons and Se. office for many years before we 80 Doaae St., and Norbert T. - stunt wbidi will catcb tbs hmd gets to the moon, the farther elusive” sovereignty over the cqs- sored by dia Connecticut Federa­ the oifoies of hto article being cir­ mle sector above it. Rav. Waltar A . Hyaako, Paator achool eurity Council meetings to deter- retired. Nowadays we meet aad Saegaert, son o f Ifo. and Mrs. Mahoney Wants TPC Secretary Unss. I t Is no longer strictly nec- Log Traffka culated in Osnnectlcut. awqy the spokesmen of the great 7:80 am.. Holy Communion. 10:50 am., Sunday Church mlnsd by the secretary-general give luncheons for ourselves when­ GUbert F. Saegsrart o f 21 West- tion of Planning and Zoning Agen­ powers draw from any efforts to In the practical sense this would 8:50 and 10:30 a.m., Masses. ever the spirit moves us, which to cies. csuuy that the atunt ttaelf should Perhaps, we thou|d>t< If we could mean that the entire programme 9 am., Family Serviet Holy School for nursery through Grade alone.” mtnater Rd,, completed recruit For as long as the living can not find the basis for a Uodd-' aolva the problems o f man in outer Communion with aermoh hy tht 8. Then he pnmosed his troika plan, usually once or twice a week. Globe Project- Named Panelist Also expected to attend from ~ b s M a non>Tiolent, padflsUe na- space er on the moon. of srientiftc space exploration training Sept. 9 at the Naval rsmember, the Manchester inter­ Benton friendship in their mutual Rev. Mr. Nostrand. Installatton of Oaatar Oragregatlonal Chureh 11 am.. Morning worahip. Ser­ named after a Russian cart driven One of ua has recently.taken 111, Training Center, Orrat Lakea HI Manchester w ill be Martin Alvord, r tnra. Pactfista have begun - to section in quetolon had had a kind friendships, they had been linked, In reviewing the declarations of could be thwarteij by the proteata Church School teachara. Junior 11 Orator St. mon, ‘Too Gqed to Keep,” by the by three horsea She has been advised by her doc­ Put on Agenda Mr*. Dorothy Jacobson, secre­ chairman of the TPC, and Edward 1 puah, oer occasion. olBelal spokesmen for the So'viet of jiut a tingle country over which Rav. ClUford O. Simpson, PRESCRIPTIONS of quiet dimity about It and ax« some time, by the possession of Choir. Childron’a Sarviee. Chtl- Rev. Mr. HiU. In speediea on succeeding days, tor to move to a Farmer climate Robert W. Allison, sera of Mr. tary of ths Town Plaiming Com- Rybezyk, town planning engineer. ~ One of the most grandiose pad' a common enemy. UMon and the United States I the earth satellite might fly. To dren’a Chapel-(old church). Nur­ Minister 8 p.m., Junior and Senior Touth only the 9-natlon. Soviet bloc, Cuba, Unfortunately, she has no money. isted as x kind et pttat that, U can think o f only, two great fx - say nothing of the fact that any and M n. WUham B. Allison of Democratic Director Francis i^iasion, w ill serve on a panel of a ~ ftot itiinta of the day is that of a Sure enough, back in the poUU sery and kindergarten children. Rav. Lnorenee J. 'Vlnowt, Fellowahipa. Guinea and Mali su’^ r t e d the We’d like to help, but all right of Brandy St., haa enrolled in the they have to, human betogs can cal past, they had both rangled ceptions to the foregoing ebeefra- mechanioal extension of the con­ Aasoetoto Minister Monday, 7:15 p.m.. Prayer and Idea Sobsequmtly Khrushchev us are In the same financial boat. Mahoney yesterday requested Gen­ mock planning and zoning com­ Sea Became Friendly ~9AOO "walk” from San Prandaco The Rev. Mr. Gender. freshman clash at Brown Unl'ver- get along with one another. The with the late Senator Josefdi Me- tiona namely. President Btoen- cept of sovereignty from the 11 a.m.. Morning prayer with DiacuMion Group. made clear that he meant each of How can we raise 'the 8180 she eral Manager Richard Martin to mission meeting at the fall Plan­ > ts JMudcaw. Underetandebly, the hower apd Professor E. Korovin of sity, Frovidenos, R. I. ning and Zoning Meeting to be Odessa, Russia — The ancient rival streama of traffic' converg­ earthy, Benton as the first mem' Earth or the global atmosphere to sermon by toe Rev. Mr. Hughea t ; 9:15 and 11 am.. Church flerv- Wedneadly, .8:80 p.m.. Covered the three men on hto pr(qx>sed U N. qeeds? place the Globe Hollow improve­ Ml 9-9814 ber of the Senate 'who darO'l the USSR. ieaa. Sermon, “The Place of Center held Oct. 5 at the Waverly Inn, Greeks called the Black Sea the WE DEUVEB. l i group had to cross the Atlantic the Cosmos would be litUe more Senior Choir. diah supper and meeting of the exeeutl've board to bold a veto. Friends Jean Cathryn Hay, daughter of ing then moved according to tiielr tangle with him, Dodd aa the or­ War or Law than unscientific geocentricism, a Church in the. World Scene.” ment plan, a capital improvement Cheshire. • . “Axeine,” meaning “Unfriendly to Z^hI kI the KngUsh Channel by boat. W8CS. Once he suggefted - that Ham- Dear Friends: Your group may Donald G. Hay and the late Mrs. project, on the Oct. 3 agenda of impulse and human character; ator who dissected McCarthy so In hto great valedictory to the return from Copernicus to Ptole 9:15 and 11 am., Ckurch School Thuraday; 7:3Q pm.. School for marricjold resign. That Swede want to assume the entire obliga­ Planning and zoning official* 'Strangers.” When they began to X Otherwise, however, it la a "walk.’ thoroughly sriien the latter mails United Nations at the Fifteenth Zion Evangelical LnUierra Ohnrdi fer nursery through Junior high. Donald G. Hay of IMO Hollister the board o f directors. fro'm cities and towns throughout sail ita dark waters, more frequent';, now there might be a test of wills. my. Chriatian'' Workers at Burnside . coolly said he ..would do ad if the tion, borrow the money from S t, and Suaanne Lincoln Taylor, ^ >.'n made the beedlines, the other an effort to campaign against the General Assembly, President El­ (Mtoeonit Synod) MethtxUst Church in East Hart­ TTie plan 'was one recommended the state will be spectators at an ly they changed their minds and HPINE PHARMACY In wfalch<; one stream claimed the Therefore, one is bound to agree epeper u d High Sto. uncommitted countries asked him. local bank, and pay 'Uie slight daughter of. Mr. and Mra. Alton by Horace Murphey, park super­ 984 CENTER 8TRERg-"0(»aiiiR OF * n a i i « i It apparently reedved per- tote Senator Brien McMahon m senhower stated the choice be­ North Melhedtot Church ford. They didn’t. Khrushchev pounded monthly installments. I f you don’ objective exposition of some of began to call It the ‘‘Euxine;’ ’ or ligtat of way and the pthw yield­ Connecticut, with A. Haley who says that the Rav. Paul B. Prokopy, Pastor Shaw Taylor of 56 Henry St, intendent and by James Herdle, their problems. The event Is spon- “Friendly to Strangers,’> '' ^ mlaelon from . Rugeia to demon* tween war (tile ultima ratio) and problems facing mankind in con­ 990 Parker St. Friday and Saturday, Retreat on'hto'’assembly desk. Later he tooM want to borrow the 8180, you ed; BO^ and then there would be If thto could be an explanation, the rule of law. He said that an­ for members o f the official board o ff hia shoe and potmded 'With it. have entered Pembroke College, superintendent of the recreation - atrdte in Moscow’s Red Square, quering the Cosmos ”a n by their 0 am .,' Sunday School Free bua Rev. H. Osgood Beaaett, Mlntoter shouldn’t have much' trouble Ir Providence, R, I. department, in January, I t Includes an accident aa somebody mtocal it was not without a new per- other. problem confronting us in- at “The Refuge” retreat house in f M t '■ February, the Soviet Un­ raising It. Here’s a plan that work fv 'f iv e days, if they wish, provid* exity all Its own. If Benion and votow outer spaea The emergMioa ve^ nature different from thou transportation East WiUington. a new road, a picnic, axaa^ enlarge­ eulatod aHnSborty’s etoa's inten­ wbich ' concern maritime and air 0:80 am.. Adult Bible class. 9 and 10:80 a.m.. Family Wor­ ion announced it no longer recog­ ed for several women who Wrote to *. lag the group reaches Moscow by >dd tfaua had in common an sariy at ttito new wortd pcoM-a vital ahip. Sermon. "Day Without Fear.” nized Hammarskjold as secretary- Daniri F. Renn, 74 Cooper S t, ment o f the beach area through tion; basically, bowtver. It remain­ wUltogneaa to taka on MoCartby. na'vigation, and posseM little anal­ 10 am.. Nursery in the pariah me not long ago: has been elected treasurer o f ths r o c t s . issue: W ill outer apaca be pro- 9 am., Sunday School: Nursery, general. After that, Moscow ad­ Make one of your get-togethers eoceavation, and cohstruction of a ed one o f the last busy Intotsso- has their aubaoquent evohitiait also ogy to maritime or air law. liouM. Divine Worahip. Text, Luks The United Methodist Church senior class at ViUanova Univer­ new swimming pool. Z One of the things that made this serrod for peaosfui use and de- 14: 1-11. Theme: "l^ osoever ex- GradM 4-13. Of Bolton dressed Its letters to “ the U.N. a special limcheon or dinner - in tions in Manchester where people been an equal thing? Have they vtooped fo r tho.beneflt o f man­ The voices of many great inde­ 10:80, a.m., Sunday School: Secretariat.” sity. A graduate of Manchester Director Mahoney said in hto ' newsworthy was the fact that this both become latter day disciples alteth hbnaelf shall be abased; and R t 44A and South Rd. honor of your friend. Invite your High SriiMl he enrolled at Vil- request to the general manager were called upon to, live and let kind? Or will it become'another pendent Jurists have also been he that humbleth hlmaelf shall be Nurpety, kindergarten. Grades 1-8. Rev. Oarlton T. Daley, Mtailstor Many diplomats believe Ham­ former office companions, person­ ~ tsported agreement from Moscow o f the man they once attacked? focus for the arms race — and beard invoking the conscience of marskjold would hang on to his llno-va In 1968. He to a student in that the Globe Hollow unprove- live, and somehow managed to do We do recall that, a - few years exalted.” ,5tS0 p.m.. Junior H i^ Methodist al friends, and friends of the gmost - fdm d the group already across the thus an area o f dangerous and mankind. I refer to such experts Touth Fellowahip "officers” plan­ office until April 10, 1963, when hto of honor. Ask for about five dot the Commerce and Finance Dl- ments ahould lie considered when it No matter how long the Uni ago, Benton Went to Russia, and 11 a.m., Gotteadierut. 9:30 and 11 am.. Morning wor- second 5-year term would have vision, and has been on the dean’s the directors conrider 'whero they ■* Rusdan ftontiers and some S2S came back to warn ua all that aterile competition? as Di;. John Cobb Cooper, founder 4 p.m.', Twenty-fifth atmual r e f­ ning kiMUng. shty. Sernion, "Committed 'To Our laro' per guest, and you’ll soon Bdgbt be, th m waa always a of^ theTratitute of A ir and Space I pm.. Senior Hi|k Methodist run out. list of honor students for the past wUl aUocate 8387,000 for capital ^ rsdlea frtnn Moscow. A t that iU»^ there were Communists there, and H m choice to urgent. I t to oius ormation aeevice on eampua of Keeping.” Christian Edueatioa have all the money you need. i eouxtasy. .ix ^ t spmewbsre down to make. The nations o f the world Law at\M oGlU' University, and Touth SWowriiip. Opening meet­ .'They predicted that the United two yean. Improvements this year. . t. trace, the group would hays to wfaUa we were flipping the pages Concordia C oU ^ate inaUtuto. Sunday. Nursery. ,■ Nations Fould then enter a DOWNTOWN STORES each o f thant w bw aomabodjr eol* of hto article about Latin America have recently united in declaring now rerident-in Princattm; Profes­ Bronxvilla N- T,, with membars Of ing of the year. A program of faith 8:00 pm., All-church meeting. ^ w d k better than 40 mOes a day to the ^ fenewahip.-. crisis, since the Soviet Union not untarily gavs the other toUow a we noticed that he had dtocover^ continent of Antarctica . "off sor Dr. Alex Meyer, Director of Zion attending,.' gbt to Moscow in time to use the limits” to the military prepara­ the Ittatltute at A4f Daw o f the only would veto Hsmmarskjold’s chance. But whatorer happonad, and warned against Oonununism S t Join’s Episcopal Cknrch re-election but would block any­ Japan Rejports * reported permission to demon* thera, rad if there are Oommu- tions. We eoiild extend this, prin­ University o f Cologhe, Germany; Ohurch o f the JelMvah’a Witnesses RbrinrUle the tra ffic moved, expeditloualy ciple to an even more important body put up to succeed him. * s^rato In Red Squasu. dbncdvably, ntoto in eueh places, there mav Dr. Welf Heinrich Prince at Han­ Adams S t aad Kingdom Hail Rev. Janra L. Grant, Rector But the crisis came ahead of l>0 HURMfCAm TOMHAOOES, E A J V ^ and, from the time point at ylsw, ee again pove to be Oommu- Rihere. National veatod intenato over; C. WUfired Jenks o f the In 791 Main S t Nuclear Blast ^dum, the RusahuiB are. playing a Rev. Jeeeph PkRell.'Paator time, Xaat Sunday, Hammarakjold etnelently. ntoto in the State Department too, have not yet bom developed in. tornational Labor Office, Geneva Rev. Fraada T. Butler, Aiatola 8 a.m.r H (^ Oommunion. died in a plane crash in Northern 1 trataHidng game with the pgbes with Beaton and Dodd going after iqiace or in celeetial bodiM. Bar­ Swltoerlrad; and Arthur Dean, 8 pjn.. Public Bible lecture, "Are 9:15 a.m., Ifoly Baptism, FamUy ^OIIIERCATASIIIOrHES . . . WOASTOP Thto w ax o f oourst, an old- R t^ eela , en route to negotiate (OrattonsJ troo* Page Oas) . «:insitiiers, u d planning . to bars them together, and finding that riers to agreement are now lower great American diplomat Mispoi at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and AU fkitha Good in God’s Sight?” Ssrvlds rad classes. with Katanga President Motoe fashioned way to let a bu^ lator- they a n Bowles rad Stevenson, than they will ever bo again. The . 4:15 p.pi,, Watehtower magasine 11 a-m.. Morning prayer and Tshomhe on a cease-fire between AUU Wa a . JUOT COM£ lY THGMSaveS? * toam arrive in Moacow only after Who knows? Where A ir Bads 11:30 am . < Viet Arctic testing alto at Novaya section continue to exist and tbs opportunity may be fleeting. Be- Btoenhower, Korovin and the study article, "Honoring Jehovah.” sermon. U.N. and KatAngan troops. Zemlya and occurred early yester­ tjMtr permit haa already eapirsd. As we said, a coimtry boy gets f0 Hal Boyle at a point which has been describ­ Sermon, "When God Speaks,” by at Trinity Ohureh, Hartford. T im e o f Y o u r L ife U g non-Oommuntot unions, the 2;'ia the group. They have a truck and good Bstnred. bocauas tt'toOk ed as the von Karman Line, named the Rev. Mr. Rask. •Free Italian Labor ^noricate ----- THIS IS THE BOOK AND THE SAVIOR WHOM TOO <^Wltta them. They take turns w i^ - that to gst everybody through la a for the great American scientist, Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Mldwaak Area Churches S t Geena'a Eplacopal Urareh (C IS L), and ths Union of Italian MANY OF AMERICA AND THE WORLD ARE FOBGEflTING fn e antmrprtoe traffic problem, Theodors' von Karman, who to the service of Bible study and prayar. Lqbor (UfiL). a n NEGLECTING . . . AND SO GOD IB CALUNO PEOPLE «• Jag, in groups of six, while the M It’s an Easy J u m p R t 44A, Briton TO RETURN TO HIM. TO REPENT, whirii means to confess father of modem aerodynamics. Rev. Edward W. Johnsen, Visar Dear ^eidi: Thero to nothing w iO iers ride. turned sour rad dtogranttod, angry This Una may be defined ae that their sins aad go to Christ for foig lv raess and peace. Ckirrmt at tbamstlvaa and aadi stbsr as First Chureh of Ohrtot Si St. Bernard’s Ckuroh wr t M i toally be tobetod a "walk to known really long lines o f traffic, whose Mioes an always brightly 8 p.m., Wednesday mMting. sorry (or you that you havo to BIBLE aonchiMons (rad how many do polished. He’ll con you i f he cen. agrebmenta to define and enforce Reading room hours at 749 Main A Thought for Today wrestU with this realtoaUon at age « H bsoow.” F or our. part, we would ex o e^ peihapa for one peek the righto of man in outer apace you agree w ith ?): It is also unwise te place trust St., Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, 11 S t Manriee Ohnreii Sponsored by the MaiiehratN 54. sufflctently arduous, hour of th e' di,y, now had long and to i^ t e c t him on his return to Dear Arthur: I ’m a healthy SPEAKS ^No- parent who loves a child can in, or lend money to, a men. jriio a.m. to 4 pm.; Thursday 11 am. BoHm i Cannetl of Cflmrohra A t Z IO N toiffldenUy' newswortby, it stalled lines of traffic all tbnii brags he never has bad a quarrel earth. The mlatakea at the paat to 9 p.m. Rov. ■etkaiH L. McGnrk, Paator widow In m y mld-fiOs.- My three' by EugOne the Hay, very oftra letting oi awr quite forgive it .for growing taiust not be projected into outer sons maintain me in poverty. They BrewAr I: gfoup Should’ trude Its way to with hto w ife—unlSM. h e ' to' only ’’Reality” wiU be the subject of Can We make up,today fe r the om raraBdl^rarii^n iviQiiwimvvi up- ' two days returned from hto honey­ apuace and indeed into toe future. I at 7, 8:30 and 11:80 am. don’t even aend Christmas and and claim nothlnp more. half o f each Una through on one Gnat fleeU of surface craft and the lesson-sermon. bad we did* yesterday? In the next 10 years at least moon. 'The Golden Text to from Fkll. Mother's Day cards. And what did X - We presume that, just outside light changA People who had to aubmarinea on earth may use the I do for than? Everything a moth­ How much do you know about EVERY DAY four major laague Hitters; will The odds a n 1,000-to-l youTI 4:8. Saend Heart Church Oi/r good rad bad works aren't the BiUeT Jesus said: "And ye Sunday’s Sermon aad Service WIU Teke (nto Account Preeent- Xlfeascow. all 30 members of the drive through the intersection to never make a lifelong friend of high seas to terrify nation* living R t 90, Vernon er could. Day Alannlng Happeaiags rad Conditions, aad Give Hble-bascd bettrir Babe Ruth’s record of ' 80 in marginal lands. Such'shows o f Scriptural selections will laelude so much like credito rad debits in shaU know the truth and the « raonp w ill descend to tbs ground, w i^ foupid they had to add five home' runs 'in 154 games. any stranger you And interesting . Jtoy. Ralph Kelly, Paptor Now Pm broke. And vdiat do my Guidance sad Chitot-ccnteted Comfort. force must not be permitted in Prov. 3:6. an account book aa they are like children want to do with me 7 They truth shall mshe you free,” John A raadthdr truck into the d tp by an minutes to their former calculated Womsn who are natural blondes the fln l half hiliur after you meet Correlative passages from "Sci' kissea and blows rained upon the 8:32. Boeoming a Christian to him at a cocktail party. outer space. Casasa at 9, 9:30 and 11 a.m. plan to send me to one o f those old Zion to a Ghnich o f the latornational Lutheran Hour, 1,200 sto* 2>d^eniat« route, and complete, for driving time. Progress had aecom- lire uMtolly bettor-nahired than snee and Health with Key to the body o f Christ The blows hurt not a mysterious onotional up­ tio n . 06 laagnagm; US. lands, AND "TH IS IS THE L IF E ” TV No woman who looks better in Terrestriiti territory may still bo and bruise. The kisses aro .sweel. sgs "eoncentration camps.” Pm ' news reels, thdr heroic pltobed aaothsr nUracls, that at' dyed blondea ' quired by all mamier of force Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy, S t P riineis o f Assist Chureh outraged. 'To think tha( I ahould heaval but' a sane intriligont (Bmifoffs, Channel l^ght at 8:90 A.M. sad 806 other channels). a 88,000 mink c o ^ thra she d o ^ Acquired include page 375:14. But the kisses do hot heal ^ a process that begins with a study Mdnday thru Saturday s # b « San Francisco. ereating continual traffic aOarl People who keep German Miep- in a 815 pair of slacks to entlrriy from toe blood baths resulting Seatti Wladaer have come to this- What in the berd dogs as psto are more likely hurt or lrradieate the bniises our o f God’s revealed win to man— 5 l^ftess people bavo, of course, rad delay where, under the gen­ happy with her lot in life. from sggresslve warfare to sim­ EfV. JaaiM F. Olyaa, Paator wbrid can I do? t to have hiddwi inferiority com- The Seeend Oengrogattonal bad worka make upon the body of "Evetyone that hath , . . learn­ tiniE IN AND COME IN TO oouisgs than moat o f us, erally responsible exerctoe of traf­ 'A movie star with true humility ple penetration by immigration. Eav. Eayawnd B. Taakaoskaa qirtot. Mrs. L. A pleras than tboM who favor Is as tors as a persimmon with 'A ll natural objects in outer Aaatotaat Paator Dear M ra L. A : Wbat you must ed, cometh unto me,” John 6:45. _ at toast they try to do some* fic freedom, there had been re­ Dachshunds. , the love o f God is ateadfset to­ fMthsrs. kpace must'be considered res ex­ 595 N. Mato S t ward ua without taking into ac­ do, Mra L. A,>wlU not be easy for '^adxrat' the cause of peace, markably UtUe snari and almost The best poi^Us wife fiw a It to always easier to get a tIm tra oommercium—or areas incapa­ Rev. F elix M. Davto, Mlatotar Masses at 7, 8, 8:15,. 9, 9:10 you. You must first realise that Most pooide would Uke to ZION EYANOEUOAL LUTHERAN CHURCH man over 30 is an sx-nunw who count whether the kisses outnum­ 1 is more than most of lis can never delay. Oh, well. If the num' In salary frrnn a boas who inhsr- ble of appropriation by any luilion Mta Rieliaid H. Plnaey, 10:15, 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. ber the blows. Th is is Hto Jftace^ any effective solution to your learn more about the Bible, but ber of comers being controlled in also has worked for at leaat live itod hto Arm thra from an ex-of- The natural objects in outer Aaooelato MlBlstor . I pr^lera cannot he found while you they do not know where to be­ ALL WELCOME TO CHURCH SERVICES T te t midtea It a ll the more a ymrs aa an airline hoateu. the grace of God—the. uniheritad one way or another keeps tn- flee boy who had to claw hto way space belong to those already in­ Taleottvine Gongrogatiehal Church goodneaa and love He peura out' gin. While each individual must, anil SUNDAY SCipOOL that they safriflca some o f The most troublesome wife to a to the top. habiting them; or, if imlnhehHaH, Rev. Rebert K. Shimoda Mlntoter isarn for himaelf, he may be m aaiiig, it wlU toon be mor* prac­ 10 am.. Morning Worahip and upon ua. potential effectivenesa former aoerotary who was strong The more sweets you ate as a to all the peoplM of the earth not Church School N unaiy for ehU given suggestlona whirii wilT enough in the oSlee to boM her "For by grace you have bean Espedally Sadi As Have No Church Or tjlddstan to stunt, and than to tical for people to walk to work Md, tha |Boro msdielae you’ll nations. > Nationa abange, but |iu- dren. Sermon, ’'Bayond Faar," 10:45 am., Nursery opens in raved through faith; rad thto to help him immeasurably. We bom. probably take aa you grow older parish houM. ; Personal Notices Sunday School Home TILL 5 :3 0 p in thdr stunting. than to drive, and they wlU all be manlty to a constant organtom. |by the Rev. Mr. Dnvto, not your doing, it to the g ift at hope thto article wiU be a regu­ There are more good tosn-agors —for what to more medicine but 11 am.. Morning worahip serv- I, it seems, has sub* bealthler and Uve longer, which to, 7 p.m.. The Mu Sigma Ctil group God.”—Epheatoiu 3:8. lar wbekly feature and wiU help in America today than ever be­ the candy of age? Ito- RaUy Day worship in the sanc­ Rev. Theodore-W. Chandler, Jr. you to a better knowledge of the FREE CHARTERED SUNDAY SCHOOL BUS . t e ^ t ^ dtospenlng, deval* after all, what traffic Ughto are ) Those who have nothing to 362 GaUeriea in Paris wiU mMt at the chureh with Mr. . In HcmDiiam fore in our history. and M ra Stau Mattoaon. tuary. Sermon. "What Makes De- Boltcm Congregational Church, Scripturea Watch for it each SERVICE (SILVER LANE) moods for. TIm longer an invocation a aain- count but their calories really Unquenta” .Greeters airs Mr. and lit lovliyi uemorr of our dear in«!Ut- Saturday! \ don’t count in thto worid. Paris—^Paria. long' the art cen­ 7 to 9 pm.. The PQgrim Touth er, Kra. Letitla Johiutoo. wtM paiaod t o f our age. toter makes, the Ism gratitude hto ter o f the worM, now has 853 gal­ FeUowaUp mroto with Mr. aad Mrs. H. Radfleld. Dea«m o f the away September 31, 1*51. audience feels toward hsaven. No career woman, however tel- day to Bvarstt Caatettor. Ushers CALL ,MI 9-0408 ented, can do as many different leries, 25 ifliueums, 80 art abaile-. M ra Nonnra SonthsrwiU at the' Away In the boautUul hills of God, T rfe WzBfltliiig Studied Anyone who gets enly wbat be ara. John WUto and'niomM Bril. 7 ttr! yalley —• of — ---rest-- ao (air. W rite Fra FIree BeoUet . a things ably as a suocessfui houss- mtos. and 32 yearly art prtyea Ten Church- Sonh ne day, some time, we .know . not F.B. Rioh has n prstty satural setting, nlao n good potential for deeervM out o f Ufe.dtos edhvietod wlfe. thousand artists live in P aria ,"UnrtwTatahillag foe Bible” hnllding plans which have been drawn, but the ita t need always Ottawa —^ -eO uiadiu ecieattots lie’s been a^vtottot Of bad luck. F In t lailheraa tiiu rrii. when. 189 Soott Ds,, ~ are laaiaing jujitou—aitUi trem The most interMtifig shop talk Then are 207 ffamemakers and S2 GklvarV O tanh _ - RerinrUls - FAUOUT we wlU meet our lovod one thore. and everywhers is to boUd from within througn ths RIbte and Our great unspiflMn quarrel is that of lawyers, doctors; cops dealers in art materiato. A t least (AasemhUra at fled) Its eratral dsetrtna of the good iwwa in Christ Jesus, ths wrald’s aa opponentp; They are waighiog with tine'to tiatt it inflates our Tha Rev. Dr. O avti G. JaxUrimer, Bon and daugbtera aaariy 1,000 trees—with and with­ and bank robbera Tha. dullest one. Parisian in flva attends a ma­ m E. lOdiMq.T^ Pastor nsed said hope. money —>.and deSatos tw. shop talk to that o f bus - drivers,' jor art exhibition each year. Rev. tauMlli X* ^ In HcmoiiBin out crewBi apd with aad without A pretty wouaa who to near­ SHELTERS Umbo and batfer-aad fixiag cor* Ufbguanto, {trofessional table ten­ • ajUn Sunday School elaajaa In avMt at amaigracy, 1 Is loylnx memory 'of our CHURCH of CHRIST sighted is N o n phyatosljy allutlng nis, pliysra and flagpOto aittora HELP BROfOS WATER 9:45 am., Sunday School tlaaiM amaq If a«y, an aaioM Robertobert W, ... BrinlUpn,' . who SSi.’Si selattons bitweaa ludS^ k(tiglit> to jnoat ama ihaa a n si^ lovely fo r aO.agaa supreme eaertflee naly. September Omage RAB. : ^ ■L / 'A Chqiigelass CHRIST ’^ " “-y. of wood, u d oratan af Mtoat mUUoaalrM wbo. take you ' Tshran, Iran — Until recently for all agafl. 10 a.iA,’ Badioatlra at' Sunday, p M p n ^ abritsrik l » i y I 84. i m .toonra with JO/W eyerij^ to luadt a n secretly annoyed .if Tehran was the only large cajfltU 11'. an-, Kofiiiag Wbnliip.. Tha Tbs aiaAto'tiii 'bs ahls to Few man who buy modsnistic lehool woraidp cantor. Pto- Ifia heart was ae big as the world F it t Retail Division Manehestei Chamber of irou don't echo their menu cholcM city when open ditchN shared by Rev. Stofon Gutyas at Tkrrington, lO ilS am., Chureh Sarvlea. Pas- IpnSr*jwSrr new.'. Ifot there was ne room in It for the et BMMi 1B' art -as lsag4sRa hmstmant ap- and eat exactly what Uiey do. anlinala consUtuted tha dty's main WersUp t9t45ara, ii99 / For A Changing World'' ...... “ mBtCget speaker. tW-JAxlwInm wm priaoh tha ears memory of a wrong, ptaelato ths wahw o f baiaty at a Making money .when you’re oM-> watCT snj^y..|fow mors thra h»if 7 ,pm., Ffunlly OaQMl,Sezklea ttTData mok he praariiad ben 10 years agor UON’C l^N tK I ’ Hr. U n . Wau«m BamUtOB. itm raiahsw. er to never quUe oa much fun ae tiM city to hooksd to a modern, with .tba R svT i S OatyM; raaajtor. « f o a tc U lf StoUsa was wtara you 8M,(NNMW0 water. Hue built vrith t tMRt » tiir'9iiity. isffisssaL*’" 12,000,000 la UUtod Btotos aid. [day, T pm ., n r e y w s m ie ii ' A fm .. Aaf^wraaiy Rhfiitfo.-Rar- lUNORyim lytefaiQ. MAKom i m IC A N C ^ T E B BVENING HERAUJ} llANCRl&STKIL COMH., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1961 ■wMMMSsaneMwi • StUl CD Director Bdnn Chiefs R e i c h b M B t h i A P J o h n M e r z Premisr Bumr nuB^Mr of pronMaast m * O M i and West Germany that must be FroBft Fire Chiief Post ★ t: ask their natiaa fidr doohl ERVICES ?D)IRECT0RY < pressrved. The Wsst German gov­ ^gMdi pM (^ TMtme TCOocnlMd ernment should “ perhaps say this **D ^ BmoamrOkJoU' Vbwaiailleok'* Mjr (Igbt oC ebntrol or MporvMoB Oslo repeart*. .v S S d t b COatk. 1 4 ,. Eighth District Fir* Chi«f John M«r* has r * ^ after al- more pUinly than was the case up daagfatar of Nagro Ubor laader to now," he said. h f W u t Oorauiia of tho air oor* WUUam Claric, leas** Newark m ost SO years’ swrvlce to the North End fin delMfftment. . If m the optnim ef the western (OmtlMwd Imai Pi*t*- Om ) M en said today, ho is learing the dem antog post m t h a t tM on or AlUod aoomhi to Boritn.** Allies certain things In these ar­ Alrt>6rt tor Moscow brlmre abCU Xb tho eflcial Jorgon o( Wool go to sdtOoI at InvUamm e l Bovlat he can-devote more time to his private life. ‘T ve had six days rangements were outdated,, said without provlalona guaranteeing ...... " '«■■■■ ...... Borltn, “A U M «eceM” moarui MS' Brandt, "One should seriously did- Premier NOMn B. Bhrimkekey. higher wages for tee Mexiesns. vacation PERT, NEW HAIRSTYLES •no for til* Amorlcoa, British mm) cuss it, U treaties are to have any made liuU O ct 8 by pcdmleris ■aid. quiabera havs heipsd cut down tea MANOHESTER But they failed in three efforts destruotion.whsn a lira braaks out MANCHESTER W ondi occupation forces In Berlin sicnlficanoe.*’ United NXUofw visit . . « MieheI to kill it or put it ever to next Ha will continue, however, as —not for Qermoa and fbrelcn He was answering • questions Collet member of -Oulnea dole- Manohaster Ovll Defense Dlreo- The IfistallAtioh of radios in ap­ year. Backers ef the bill finally paratus is one of the Wneat de­ FOR SCHOOL BELLES civilian travelera. about the posslhle recognition of gatlon to United Nattons involved accused tee foes of conducting a tor. , ’ A U T O P A R T S Tbs oUtement noticeably omit- Communist Bast Germany in re­ in incident in Harlem on Aug. 86, Second in command ln> tee de- partmental advancas d u r^ MjM tEAFOOD flUibiutar. CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT SOONl bsd any reference to the reported iwtnrna ks member et Ma eean- partmant is Frincls limerick, first term, he feels, and ths mutuatald Choice Variety turn for guarantees of Berlin’s Late last night, Uansfield won ttmnge of mind iti the tl.S. Oov> frsedom . ^ try*s patmaaent mltolaa. New aaslatsnt fire chief and la vateran system is tha Mggeat torwwra step omment eoncwnlng de facto rce* York rejports. an agreement to vote on tee bill meifiber of tee volunteer depart­ in fire-fighting. Always At Tonr Servlea For Brandt aidd tile events of Aug. ^an hour after tee Senate con­ Under the e; tlen ef Bast Germany. Neither IS, aiien ths Communists threw up One woman killed and four ships m en t systenL'ifepartmanU Quality e BIAOHINE SHOP SERYIOB' venes today. It appeared, certain cooperate w llji jMtoh other in • BOUtPaOENT It toodi on the suggestion to their wall across Berlin, showed damaged in ooUlstons In 'fe g - Merx’a aucceasor will prasumably fighting major fife r tntematienaliM Berlin by setting.the Allies were “not able to take tee meeeure would go to President be appointed by te e BUghth D istrict "tfes. Merz retired • PARTS (new and reboUt) shreoded Bagllsli Ckaanst Ismdon Kennedy; tea House has passed recently ae m wde Seafo6d «p United Nations haad4 uartera care of the rights and responsl' Board of Directors which renews dent of the Hart- • AfXffiSSORIES San , . . Singer Chariaa Applewite ford Countylunty MutuaMutual Aid Aesqeia- 99 BAST CENTER ST. In Weet Berlin. American ofliclala bUlUes for BerUn as a whole.” criticaUy tie re d and his wife if- j ■ departmental appointments each • SUPPLIES ' 4 l It was now necessary to stats Lost in tee Senate shuffle yester­ Uon. > 43 OAK ST. • Dn Pont Paint, Etappllea TEL. ID S-5009 Indicated last nig^t the United Nancy, andId RepubUc.Mudttep on Co. day was another controversial year. Mer*^ says that the relaUonshIp States might be willing to consider the S-power responsibUlty tor Tfeat President Robert J. McOannon, 35, Effective In October 3XL. 80 9-9981 'Open Satordnya Until 6 PJL Berlin as plpdnly as possible, he measure, tee Du Pont bill, also between the North End Are fight­ ouch a proposal if it Involved both kOled la craah et private plaae Merz wrote a letter of resigna- ers and the Town Fire D iri­ Bast and west Berlin. said. cleared by the House. It would near Ifidland, Tex. easa the tax burden on Du Pont tioh to Joseph Volz, district clerk,' ment is good. West Germans were reported In any case the Soviets niust not C om plete be allowed to establish themselves Co. stockholders If they ritoeive yesterday and informed District Events at a fire in Manchester HIGH GRADE U i^y critical also of this Ameri- General Motors stock which Du Green May 2, 1951 marked a new GLASS c u t pQSltiOlls - iui the fourth power in West Ber In Bonn, a spokesman for Chan- Un and therein give the 4-power F im e rk h Pont has been told by tea Supreme era of good feeling between tha K n a H 's • For Anto Wtxdshlelds Court to get rid of., departments, gaid M erz, The dis^ HEATING eellor Konrad Adenauer's Chris­ status of BerUn a totally new and r o t a r y o r • For Store Froxte sad PRINTING tian UemocraUc party declined fateful content, he add^. FMdetlek C Blaila Mansfield has said he will call trict firemen were called out for FOOD MARKET ■0 elaee df wtadewa JOB AND COMMERCIAL He said Aug. IS had ended a this up before adjournment hut what they thought was a fire with­ PRESSURE BURNERS • For Ihbl* Tops eomment, claiming the source for Funeral eervtcee for Frederick CALL US FOR.FREE 540 E MIDDLE TPKE.'^ r in t in g the report on an alleged change in whole post-war phase of the Ger­ C. Malin, 91 Autumn St. Were will put It over to Janusuy If pro­ in the district. It turned out to be P man question and now it was nec­ longed controversy develops. at the Green Manor Lumber Yard, B S T m A T E S PHONE BD 9-8895 OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. U.B. policy was "too vague and not held today at 8:30 am. from the Some legislators thought Jiis sit­ Preaipt aad Cffleiaat Priatlag official so far M we are concern­ essary to seek a new of W. P. (Juiah Funeral Home,i fol­ in the area of what was then called Open Blonday Thru Saturday SATURDAY 1 AM. to NOON policy over ^Germany and BerUn. uation could force Congress. Into tee South M anchester BTre Depart­ Of All Kiada ed ." lowed by a solemn high Maas of next week since backers of the 7 AM. to 9 PJd. But the 8o«dalista said their Der Kurier, which often sup­ requiem at St James’ Church at 9 ment (SMFD). FOGARTY BROS. SUNDAYS, 1 AM. to 0 PM ports ChanceUor Konrad Ade­ Du Pont bill, under the Senate It was a eerioua fire. "Can I do lN(X)RPORATED J. A. WHITE party did not think last night’s re- a m . . rules, can fores a 3-day delay in COAL, FindeWs Cleans Dlinds GOMMUNITY PRESS p o rt» "mean a new line in UB. pol­ nauer's Christian Dennwiratic The Rev. Joeeph H. McCann was anything to help,’’ Merz asked Specializing in the fineit Party, said: “The (U.S.) Stote cmislderatlon of the aupplemeniAl SMFD Fire Chief James Sduiub. CONNECTICUT COKE, Once again w e are faced wlte<^ 9 East Middio Tpk*. icy." A SodaUat spokesman said the celebrant the -Rev. John D. Lucky Seven ajt 93 appropriations blU. FUEL OIL, RANGE OH. GLASS CO. 3 cold cuts and meats Jail housecleaning and one of tee bb^mr Wmy Brandt of West Ber­ Department has put out a cautious Regan deacm, and the Rev. Jo­ 93-year-oid Mrs. Dorothy C. Southwick was tee lucky seventh ‘Do whatever you think la right," 819 Broad St.—Tel. Ml 9-4639 made of twrrow wood strips, treat­ 81 BtoeeQ S t —TM. M l 9«7S88 Telephone Ml 8.5727 lin, in a statement laat night, had denlsl, which because of its very se]^ Berard sub-deacon. Tha R t new voter sworn In by Town Clerk Bdward Tmukiel at a voter­ But Sen. John J. Williams, R- Schaub answered. in tow n. ^oat dreaded tasks is the clean­ ed for exposure, and roll up when summed up the party’s position. general terms has not extinguished Rm. Magr. John F. Hannon was making session this morning. Mrs. Southwick, Wto is Uvlng Del., chief sponsor of the Du Pont The North End fireman atayad ing of Venetian blinds. No long­ not in use- "Brandt aald then the western the d o u b t" seated m the sanctuary. Mrs. Jane with her niece by marriage, Mrs. Sherwood Cone, 67 Princeton bill, fold a reporter he would not all day to help, ' er need you be saddled with thia Bfodell’s also has Jolding door* Amee must not evade their re­ Brandt’s office had no comment Maccarone was organist and solo­ St, is a former opera singer who sang under Victor Herbert jmd invoke tee rule. He said he had. 4-1111 tiresome chore, Flndell Manufac­ (four- lines) wood to fobi'iL. 'ineje * ^ 9 CaO Do*b It A T sponsibilities toward Berlin in the There were reports however, that ist Buriil was In St James' Cem­ traveled with .Madame Schuiiumn-Rcink. The apry UtUe lidy advised Mansflrid that, If the re­ Call Ml turing Co., 485 E. Middle ’IY>ke., folding doors are a marvelous ABC AFFLIANOE port on the inipplemental money DRY CLEANING oondag new phaae ot the German the reported u.S. viewpoint on etery, where Ifother R^pm read m ov^ to Manchester last Dec. 19. . A RepubUcan, she quipped’ FOR REPAIRS, will do the job for you at a moat spac4 saver .and are very com­ Name Brands at Morris measiu-e were available this morn­ moderate coat and your blinda plOittBOL Bast Germany has already ^ the committal aervlce. to .tee registrars, *Tm just as interested in basebaU as I am in KEPLACEBIENT "Suburbia pact. Stackdoor comes in fabric It’s time to think of fall and9 ...... Mid LAUNDERING REPAIRS the Bocialist spokesman also peared in confidential papers. Yes­ Bearera ware Joeeph Handley, ing, he Would be ready for debate' will look like new. Should you find and teere is a vinyl covered bur- poUtics. I scy, everyone to their own thinking.’’ (Herald pho­ on it by afternoon. ON ALL TYPES OF winter clothing and the place to A tt 19 Mopio S t.^ 1 9-8879 said hs could not bdieva that West terday, Brandt warned in a speech Michael Sheridan, Aide pagani, to by Pinto). it difficult to take your bliiyda to lap with a metallic inner struc­ Shirts, car eoats and lelsun Germany would sxtand recognition to the city parliament: However, both tee public works the company, they wiH pick them ture. These come in three dif­ shop is at Morry’s Men’s Store, Rosario Saptenxa, Stephen Sapl- T od a y" 747 Main St., where you can clothes. 801 HARTFORD RU. REPA1R8 O N - to Bast Gannany. whldi he called . "Berlin wlU be a point in the enza and Martin Ceraao. and the catch-all hiUa w ill have up and deliver them to you for a ferent colors. Wovenfold is made The famous Five Brothers line to go to conference with the house. THE BIAOAZINB OF alight additional charge. Either of wooden slate interlocked by choose frm the very fine and ex­ 809 N. MAIN OY. sn unlawful state. coming negotiations, but certain­ PLEASANT PLACES of sturdy work clothes are in great GRILLS, IRONB, Wolfgaig Schallwer, apokeaman ly not the central problem. So AliOIBRS NBAB NORMAL Senate-House conferees yester­ John M e n way, this is a most popular and vinyl taps with a checkerboard et- tensive stock of well known brand day completed work ) ' — promise version of the bill settmg President PhiUfp Burgess of his in Georgia associated with George YOUR HOBIETOWN DAILY more tiresome than washing Ve­ being able to buy some of tee best VACUUM CLEANERS, ahraassd that Waahli«ton otfldaila need to empbasiM that there will Algiers settled back to near Gershwin? is also very compact, coming in matching pants, shirts and jackets LAUNDRY had termed Berlin eccounts of U.S. be no German recognition of any up the disarmament agency re­ decision in a phone converearion NEWSPAPER netian blinds. By the way, should nine colors, and tee wood Is eye u.iu,.n merchandise a^ prices teat BEATERS, FANS, . ■formal today and Ptenoh ef- quested by Kennedy. This Is cer­ A—"Swanee,” his first song hit and you nave an outfit that is real­ on the German document that makes the division laat night. you require retaping or new appealing Philippine mahogany. It result iri real savings to you, the ly good looking. DRY CLEANERS SEWING HAOBDfBS fidala cxpteaeed' doubt that tain to be sent to him before final No plane have been made yet for WOODCOCK cords, this can be done at the you have a space problem m your customer.. Stop in tee next time MMx nantt 44 Harriaea St. Inaccurate. of Germany eternal." Two Germanies Policy Carter is a line that needs no *t cannot believe the western right wing aettvista would stir adjournment. a meeting to discues filling the Q—What atateaman was known REHII6ERATI0N CO. aame time. By using thia fine tiome, or if you have a room with you are dowii itnaet and see for rhea* Ml 9-7788 A l Ww wm mIi mCMHtAMi mHgnOTMHisWwM This statement was headlined in up violence over the weekend. as the "Little Magician?’’ introduction and the full Carter jo w rs woidd do this (change their BerUn morning papers. poet The retirement la effective aervlce you \^11 save yourseU four or five doors, do consider a yourself what a large stock is car­ poUey on Germany),** ha stated. A din of "AI-gM^to PVsAealae" (Conteraed from Page One) next monte. , A—President Martin Van Buran. lEopninQ IjeraUl hours of real drudgery. folding door. Stop in at Findell’s; ried at an times. The store is open line ia earned at Morry's. Over­ (Algerte la French) was benten and they ruled out any considera­ alls, dungarees, shop coats and would ho in direct violaUcn of tion of altering the status of Ber­ ' Bargees said this morning he For those having picture win­ they will be most happy to show from 9 ajm. to 5:30 daily and from the content and sidrlt of the Ger­ India** Road* Poor out on pete‘and pim* and aaito man. control over Berlin access dows, have you considsired tee samples to you, without obliga­ shop aprons, made t'o stand up un­ lin, the operauon of Its access ListGunpiled plans to discuss the retirement Chinese Change Nom ei 9 to 9 on ’iTiursdays. der heavy working conditions. You man treaty. ‘She Germans cannot hems last night at the call of routes, for example, would ba an routes, or tee Bast German non- with Merz, but will make no effort vertical traverse blinds These give tion, of course. When you buy at Morry’s Men’s CUNLIFFE Calcutta — In dia has S98,000 tee extremist secret army er- will also find Lee Riders, Blue Bell DON WILLIS oonpctHitlM m tUk'* issue in any negotiations—and one recog^ltion policy. Russia was at to dissuade him. Burgpss said he Victoria, British Columliia — the effect of draperies and are Besides washing Venetian blinds, Store you do not have to consider At a ndw oontorance Brandt ib- milsa of roads, consisting of na- ganhallon. Bat hundreds of Of Drain Work Ordtr Pionoiialistd particularly good looking. By mix­ Findell’s completely recondition dungarees and wranglers. If you on which the western powers,, in­ least as adamant in Its views and can understand Merz’s desire to be What's in a name? In tee Kwa- any extra charge for alterations need hosiery that will really "take MOTOR SALES minded the weatem powers they Uooal hlghwaya and state, district, workers and gsvesanasnt eni- these talks ended with no progress free from the demands of the job kiutl Indian tribe of Elritlsh Co­ 250 TOLLAND ST. CHRISTMAS ing the colors you achieve even teem. They still make tee wooden for this Is done absolutely free! EXPERT AUTO BODY aafi, GARAGE jMd treaty oMlgations to represent and vUlage roads. Of the 15,000 ptoyea and teeir fsimlliee tend not to disclose their bar^in- lumbia, tribal leaders had bote more the effect of draperies and blinds for those who prefer teem punishment’’ ask for Railroad FENDER REPAIB8 toward agreement. When town directors consider after so many years. No matter what you buy here, hosiery and you will find it wearing tea tateraats of Gcnuaily as a miles Of nsflonal highways, 80 per Btreamed to Bfedttsrraaeaa Ing position in advance.. Since tee new ' administration summer and winter names. The EAST HARTFORD GREETING CARDS there are 67 colors to choose from smd also recondition them, paint­ 18 Main S t, TeL Ml 9-4531 Oct. 3 what storm drains they wiU Chief 15 Years gabardine, wool, cords, flannel and wearing without any need for ENABIEL and LAOQUER erbels and that then are constitu- cent are one-lane roads that re­ beachea for teeir neual Satur- The question of whether there took over in Washington and Oaage Indians believed teat a per­ on the color chart. Flndell Manu- ing and sanding teem, reatoring tlansl lUka between West Berlin quire much maintenance work. *day outtiga. construct this year, they will have Me'rs started as a volunteer BU 9.S333 NOW factiutng Co. has been given the teem to teeir original condition. trousers, a pair of work trousera mending, it is fully guaranteed. REFINISHINGS are to be negotiations is now imder Khrushchev fired up the Beriin fireman with the department 29 son suffering bad luck should slacks, a set of coveralls, a set of SpeeloMig In at teeir fingertips a list compiled Power and Hand Tools e Visit tee PoUy B Shop, agency for Coimectlcut to manu­ Findell's was established 23 Need shoes? Morry’s Men’s discussions between Rusk 'and So­ ciiala in June, President Kennedy by (Controller Jay EUinger show­ years ago. In July he began hit "wash off’’ his old name and take coveralls, a set of dungarees, all Store carries the Thorogood, Dim- REASONABLE PRICES and Secretary Rusk have confined a new one. The Chinese have a Pnlntinx and Decorating Tools facture regular and vertical yeara ago and thia buainess has viet Foreign .'Minister Andrei A. ing the storm drains teat have been 15th year as chief. He was elected outs tor Every Oooaalon blltida. There ia a dlatlnct advan- been in tee aame location ever the alterations are free. This ia a ham Brbthers and Endicott John­ FREE ESTDIA'nSS BRAKE SERVICE Gromyko Ijere in New York. They their statements of United States to tee post at a district meeting in name for-each stage of teeir lives CM en and Land Tools considerable saving to tee custom­ constructed In the past five ysars. Baby, Household, Party ' BIANCHESXEB t^ e in choosing vertical blinds since. In June of this year, Ron­ son. 'Whether your choice is dress talked fot* 4H hours Thursday and policy on Berlin to what they cem- tee days before the appointments —a "milk" name for babyhood, a er and it certainly relieves ihom of RT. 88 — VERNON, CONN. sider the central and uncompro- There are 40 storm drains and, and Banquet Needs for your picture' Windows, they ald Pearl took over the business shoes, work shoes, sport shoes, you FroRt Esd AngiHiMat ian meet agadn next week. according to General Manager were the responsibility of district "school name" Jor childhood, and and is prepared to take care of all tee task of shortening or length­ Jast A bove te e T ra ffic Oirola misabie issuOs. They have stated a "marriage name’’ on entering Invalid Needs are so much easier to clean as the will find them here. Uhemen dC' :u ^ ’ia keeping the weatem allies, Richard Martin, they average a directors. BOOKSHOP dust does not cling to teem. orders, large or amall. You cait ening trousers. Juat another rea­ pend upon Morrys for their shoes '' TEL.BOS-90M Gsew d Kepelr Woili particularlyS Britain, France and these to be: Maintenance of tee wedlocki- • ANDREWS BLDG. have just one Venetian blind protective western military gar­ total of $100,000 a year. 'When ha becam e ch ief the de. The all aluminurn blinds have an son why it pays to buy at Mor- and they ahve hiking boots, hi-cuta West Germany, informed. 67 E. Center St-^BH 8-1086 enamel finish that is baked on washed or every one you own; tee ry’s .' risons in West Berlin', continued The drains are those In Robert­ partment had two trucks, a ’36 and official Boy Scout'camp and Rudk told Gromyko that the son Park, Cook St., Burnham St., R eo, atUl ill service, and a ’21 M ack LUEBKE IN BERUN PARKING IN REAR each sUt and then a protective same attention ia given to all or­ For those who want a name let­ hiking shoes. ' freef use of the access routes, and , Berlin. Sept. 2S (P)—West West -is willing to. negotiate but Woodbridge St between Hudson which has been junked. Three CAMPING finish of pla«dic is applied. This ders. As fo t shades, there are SO tered on shirts and jackets, this Sneakers in high and low cuts. not on Khrushchev’s terms. For continued ffeedom from Red rule Oenuaiiy’a . Pnaldent* .Helnrioh different types and materials to for the people of West BerUn. St and WUUam S t Woodbridge St trucks have been bought since, a m akes t e e , slats sm oothw smd can be taken care of at M onys, a Jets Ball Band and Hood are MANCHESTER 0 the western powers the critical is­ between N. BUm St and Phelps fire alarm system has gone Into' Luehke arrived here today in an easier to clean and eliminates tee choose'from. You may use your service that is greatly appreciated. name’s 'welV known to eveiyon e..... TOURAINE In. taking a firm stand on these EQUIPMENT sue now Is whether Khrushchev Rd., Brookfield St, Armory St, operation, and the firemen have Ameiiean Air Force plane for h need for waxing. Repealed wax old roHer or they will make new Now is the time to do your Shop­ will accept a broader negotiating ’vital interests’’—as Rusk has S-day visit which will inolnde Thnta, Cota. Sleeping Bags, CUSTOM MADE If you have never visited Morry’s e m c ir ia l c o Schaller Rd., Vemon St., W. Cen­ been participating in a state train builds up and attracts dirt and ones. Findell’s will measure and Men's Shop, you will be greatly ping for the colder weather ahead. M . base— ^whether he w ill agree to put called them—Kennedy smd his sec­ formal Inauguration of West Air Mattresses, Stoves, dust so you can see the advantage install teem or you may do tee Oppoalto Beat Csmatary PAINTS retary of state have left .open to ter St., Union St at Wood Lane, Ing program. CANVAS AWNINGS surprised at the amount. of mer­ Stop in at Morry’s and make your on the table not, only his proposal Berllii’s new opem houiw tomor­ iM t e n u of elimuiating tee necessity tor work yourself. All work\ is gimr ■election now. Because of lower OF SHOPPEftS speculation and possible diplomat­ Lydall St at Gannutz property, "There used to be about 60* fires row. The Bkust German Oommu- chandise ..gtocked here. Sport For Bftf Ktsuitt for an Blast German Peace Treaty Salter’s Pond, Westmiiuter Rd., waxing. ' anteed and estimates are cheer­ shirts, ties,'shoes, slacks, wool overhead, you will find the prices but also the wider problems ot ic maneuver a number of related a year," Merz recalled today, "and nlsts have denounced Loebke’a MANCHESTER Among other items at Findell’s fully furnished. In fact, you ifiay Qttoiity M«moriab areas of the East-West dispute lUlng Junior High School, Forest now teere are double that num­ trousers, gabardine trousers, socks, oh name brand merchandise are Germany and Bhiropean security. visit as n provocation' and mis- are custom window shades in an have a free demonstration. For a measurably lower here. Remem­ Over 89 Yaaie such as those reviewed by the St. Sind Chestnut St. ber.” Fires cause less damage, SURPLUS SALES CO. lovelier home, custom .tailored to mention just a few items, and CHECK THE With the prospects for negotia­ Also, the. Biroh St., parking nse of the Allied air eorridora especiiUly fine material, with plen­ ber that you also save when you 'western minister^ in Washington. however, he says, because "W[e 169 N. MAIN ST. ty of colors to choose from; blinds, shades and ' folding doors they are well known firapds like PAUL'S tion ui(clear, a conference of area, the dry brook parlUiig arsa, '- between BerUn and West der* at Depot Square 'Van Heusen, Hanes, etc. buy at Morry’s for there is no What they .might actually do don’t use water the way we used nuuiy. Such protests are habltn- Aerolux roll shades for porches. from Findell’s are. recommended. C o l Ml 9.5807 western foreign ministers in Wash­ about'any of these related issues, (barter Oak St, Grove St, Parker to.” A fun line of. sweaters is fea­ charge for alterations - and yoiir PAINT SUPPLY ington last week reportedly talked S t and Mitchell Dr., New St and nlly made when prominent Wbst Open Daily to 9:00 PM clothes wilUook much better when and especially the Blast German New devices and techniques like J. FAKR—MI 8-7111 tured at Morry’s in a wide price 645 Main Street over—but made no firm decision— reeognitlon question, wo-ald be Park St., 'Whiton Memorial li­ Genmui politicians come to Ber­ influence bote Joint swelling and range, flannel shirts, 100% wool they are altered for perfect fit A. AIMERI, Prop. on the issue's over which the West .fog nozzles, salvage covers, smoke lin by air, avoiding Commiadst joint pain. Harriaea St, Maaehaetor heavily, perhaps decisively, in­ brary, Bralnard PL, Hackihatadc ejectors, and chemical fire extln- ■haree that cost the most Ask Tel. MI 9-0300 might be willing to bargain with fluenced by the attitudes of the St. at JtnUte Dr., a eecUdn oo oontrola The The child who. does not develop the Russians. West- German government and a. heart complication during tee him to coofirm your instruction in Keeney St. and Clearview Ite'. writing on ths sales alip he aenda Included, in that discussion, high popnlatlon. , Two storm drain piojacta were NOW 2 FAIRWAYS course of an acute attack of rheu­ diplcrfhatic informants said, werri SEE us FOB: matic fever will probably not de­ Y OUT P^ketbook you and you’ll be safe to r tax What seems to )>e going on— Shared by subdivUtera and tee to bring you e Aluminum Btril Up Awnings ■Docto^Says CAKTER'S such questions as recognition of now that last Sunday’s West Ger­ velop this complication at a later By FAYE HBNLE purposes. town. One was the Rockledge area Voriaty At Its Bm I! ^ e Venptinn Blinds- (A ll rights reserved. WATKINS-WOT tea fa c t o t Red rule over East man elections are out of the way and the other was Burnham B^ tim e. WORK CLom es Germany, tee possibility of basing —is an effort on the part of some e Storm Doors Therefore, tee physicians of New Nswepaper Bklerprise Assa.) Negt to'Popular Market • Combiiintion Windows By HAROLD T. HYMAN, M.D. There Are Blany Way* FUNERAL A T . United Nations agencies in Beriin, American offlciala to get the West Written for Newspaper Enterprise York's Irvington House do not In addition, teere have been Opea Wed.-Thnrs.-Fil.' till 9 Of Borrowlag for O ell^ ^ tee necessity of continued west­ Germans to take a fresh look at storm drains installdd by develop­ Mandititar Awning Co. Assn. recomnund a long period of bed MSCOUNt FRiCES ern access to West Berlin, various where they stand and how, in the e World Green Stamps e rest tor tee youngster whose heart Q—Where ia the beat place to UKVICE ers at Dartmouth Heights, Au- 195 WEST CENTER ST. Die recent meeting of the Amer­ borrow money for my college edur proposals for setting- up an anna long rUn, they m ost effectively Telephone BD 9-8091 appears normal during and f the drain of extended you to check your collega to see WDBO—IMS Dirieetdr side Tract Green Manor addition FAIRWAY tions. Unfortunately none that of­ Hie last time the western pow­ convalescence and of tee fear ot whether you might be eligible for 1:00 A. J . at lUildsr fered more than symptomatic ro- S:0e JsnryJarrr Blsbon____ , _..oeSni ers conferred with Russia on tens, Westhlll Gardens. Anasldi Main street, Btancheoter future difficulties. v a student loan from teeir funds 148 B. OBNYXB ST. MEN'S STORE Heights addltloas two. and three. Uef .to those who are presently 6:06:06I . Johnsonohnson Show 747 MAIN STREET Germany and Berlin was in 1959 Shirtwaist Charm ' e Open Ihnn. and FrL Till 9 # A newly .developed compound, or whether you might get aid 8 ;r I lUynor Shines The directors have S3,038 left Efffilcted with joint disturbances. epsilon amino caprolc acid through the federal National !>*•< :8c N«ws. ~ST|^(t MBaehaatar'a (Nfiaat from tee previous year’s bud^t, Next to Eatraaao to Stato Here are some of tee highligtiU (EACA), may prove of great v/il- fense Uucation Act dr. whether W n o -1 9 8 9 With Flaeat Shelllttae Theatpr plus 1205,000 appropriated this ue in tee prevention and treat- in your state you might be able to 1:0U Uonitor year, plus $18,963 left over from of tee meeting; 1:16 Your Home Decorator perauaaiYely in Although many patients with jnent of tee most crippling form borrow money backed by state l:W *aturday Miulnss three completed storm drain proj­ 5,000 arteritis feel Incruslng discom­ of arthritis (rheumatoid) and re­ funds from a aavinge bank. 2:00 Yanksss at Bed Sox ects, for a total of $235,987, . 6:00 Monitor lated diseases. These three are the cheapest eonversation or CANS — BOTTLES fort and pain In bad weather and 6:00 News, Weather Uphobtery Amropriatlona made from tee note improvement when the air Unfortunately, tee manufac­ sources of money for college coital improvement reserve fund turer ot EACA (E ditor: FYI, it is before a group... becomes bot an'd. dry, efforts to loans, check with a oommercial ngpina ANDffVl Shops VIC’S nZZA SHOP to date are $33,000 for Rockledge ICE GOLD BEER confirm these observations in a Ledtfle Laborafories, a division ot bank in your area. Frequently 188 W Blldfila Turaplka itoim drains, $4,400 for tee Bow­ theAmerican (Tyaiutmid (Jo.) 10:80 Ja RE-UPHOLSTERING See ua for barreled beer for scientifically contralled climate commercial banka make educa­ le Final PbaaaB09«n9 ers School Uttle League Field, and derelop eenfidence chamber proved unavailing. warns teat (1) tee compound is tion loans at lower Interest rates l l : M . . ^ r l ^ t Sersnada a Madera Farattara $3,500 for heating room renova­ your outings. */4 bairelB. not available for commercial dls-- 1:00 811 aafi Aattoaea aasurancct TeL BO 9-5897—Free Delivery Ten patients . spent a total of than those charg'^ on pereonal PIZZA tions, for a total of $30,900, leav­ tributloh, so don’t ask your dM- loans. „ WBAX-rSl# a Store Stoala aafi Boatha ing a balance of $195,087. 242 days in tee cham ber. The ef­ 1:00 Club 91 SFAGHE1TI isbility to deal with peoplel tor to prescribe or obtain it for Q ^ l t ' I ask a travel agen> fo a Coatooi JFaraitaia General Manager Richard Mar­ These Shills Re^^ Yon G fects, of varying temperatures and 4:00 Sound Stage I B ^ g n ltia B , Blake M ore M osey ! barometric conditions were stud­ 'ou; (3) tee reported results' are arrange my vacation, will he 7:80 Baturd» Night Oaaea Party JUp Coven aafi Dtapariaa RAVlOU tin told the directors two weeks las^ on too few experiences on 8:00 Night Flight ago teat $47,779 could be trans­ VICHI'S ied- But no single climate factor charge a lot ?—. M. B. 12:00 Nsws. Sign 0(1 Blafia to Otfier which to'base definite conclusions; A—Dear M. M. B.: This AU de­ OPEN DAILY ferred from surpluses in tee j^chool DALE PACKAGE STORE could be shown to produce any and (8) reports Issued by. Investi- WPOF—I419 raaaplata Setoettoa ot Matoriaia, bond account to tee reserve fund, M BI8BBLL ST. consistent change in tee affected gatotx^ other than those who ad­ pends'. If you ask ho more than, 1:00 News 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 PJL joints. Nevertheless, tee experi­ say, passage on a plane, train or 1:10 U)u r Terri FBIV B8TIB1ATBS and another $95,100 could be trans­ dressed tee meeting, are less hope­ 2:00 Conn. BaUroom SUNDAYS ferred from anticipated surplusas menters still believe (as do most ship and simple guest house or 9:00 News Waathtr 898 M. litaia St.. Maaehaator ■rteritics) teat weateer conditions ful than those presented by tee 4 PJI. to lO'JIO PJd. In the general fund, ‘for a total ot oiiginal group. hotel accommodations, the chances 6:16 Conn Ballroom BO 9-8884 are a travel agent-won’t charge 7:00 Bob Scott CLOSED MONDAYS $337,967, CARNEGIE MODERN iSo, if- you com e across any 7:80 Nsws. Wsathsr He also added $50,000 from tee breathleks reports of a "miracle you, Instead, he makes his ntoney 8:00 Bay Somers on ’ the commission he receive* 11:00 Nsws state aid to highway program. This drug," better.. ZN>t let your ex- 11:10 Bay Samara last plvposed transfer has come un­ T V SERVICE pectatioiu soar too hlffa. Because from the airline, railroad, steam- 1:00 Dei Bayess der criticism from t&e Democratic COURSE 4AS OENTCEK fiWT* tee time has not yet come when phlp company and hotel. ' WINF—U N PONTIAC If you ask him to book an elab­ B erube's Town Oommittee. Ooner of GHswbld St DUCOYfldDUUnREHNISHliiG you can throw away your bottle 1:00 CBS News TYPEWBITEK SERVICE O stripsky la EffecUve S p ea l^ , Human: RelaOone, MwBOiy Training 'a n d of aspirin tablets. orate overseas tour, insist on 1:10. CE“CBB-rlt’a NSW 1:16 Showcase of Muslo A79 BlMdleTpfcfc d eu fia 8-8805 specific accommodations, ask him 8:00'

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAMCHES1XR, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,. 1961 'p A < n utmik'"' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER » . 1^1 Mmirn .

T OARiY CROSSWORl^ P U m S BUGGH BUNNY Oim HOARDING HOUSE witti MAJOR HOORLB ! / ■ MWKl w. ^ irVAMAKt ANylOPVlUV 'H: ■■ v:i OfINTM'POOft AilMNrM Mm IbM Rnip •na'MMWJUU! TMUMtUVCt. ' ^ l O t r t ! autr i ^ a u T B ulflaH a R o d f i f ? , T V S p o t U Feat Matches OOU3»«AIX)/1U1S M»6»4 AUTtTOO» \ / cSo Si a NI Giants Enjoying R0le Saturday— ' ^ ’ AFFECTS mfiMP, OK r o J » w r V lOnfeHiM NAnONAL UBAOVB . |Un W. L. f efc OJL jlOSI—^WraatUag, dmmel 8. ErnieBanks 1:30—Sports Thrills, W^5cNBL-^lM‘<601i’taO T n ‘HCJM*>“ OMtaMti ....M U ADA — /MINK'S MI . I,M A n f ^ i.SS ei JlAt A Chaimet 80. USED A FUXV DP OECkSMS 1b SCOTCH UQm^ Of Spoilers to the Hilt 1:45—This Week bi Sports, TOTAL M n - ~ SaamuMlkM K1 08 AS5 K Old R ecord L)PlM^6otx)/iteOMce OUTPUT MUwankM ....1 7 M AST IS Ohaanel 8. 10 AfICWW? raOSPECWR f ! » so llDMdfoda. COBUmDlfttB 2 p.m.—Red Sox va. Yaaks, INNIS ISCMOMkn tlM’ SL Lenta ...... 71 10 AM ISU New York A Chuinels 8, 8; WTIC 1080, New Y ork (/Pj— ^Tske that H0^0F'6OCD MKnKMt > UWtnlBg MIOIbc Cctoaro ...... et M .418 SSp, cisco Giants. TTiey kayoed the Los Angeles Dodgers two WKNB840. spotlight off Roger Mario for IN wqMiMMa 2 p.m.—Major League Bate- itnkm * FkllaMphla . 48 lOS .808 u y i weeks ago and now have temporarily slowed the Cincinnati a moment and turn it on Jim UVMtUteiint 3aSttlpp«il ^ _ 470OUV FMday'a R«salU Beds’ drive to their first National League pennant in 21 baU, Channel 80. ■ wlB wmww noricbuto SSnA Mlatanmnw aIMwa i 4:80—Race ef Week, Gentile, Baltimore’s slugging 24BoTlitaliMm 40V«ntUatlBg PIttoiNirgtk 8, PhURdelphia 8. yeara. * d\ V. T. HAMLIN UOeaMUM Loa Angeles 8, 8L Lenta 8. Channel 18. first baseman with the grand* A IX Y OOP KBAnMnidf asOnMMoy 4SCulmiiiatiaa XS& KiMto . Juat a few houra after World 6 p.m.—NCAA FootbaJL auOtUuAlib^ STBMrtkoilM 44RmilM0d .San'Fmnclaca.'V, dnolnnati 0. . Seiiea tlcketa went on sale in Ctn- Jim Davenport and Pagan’s two- slam habit. Gentile, up sraonig NCX.BUTA6 A »YSS,I v W li-.W NOT? WrVE ttVmaknt ChlOAgo at MUwnukee . (poet* run alngle, then was chased in the Ailcaheas va. MlMlisIppI, the leaders in home runs and runa ____ *.«URB-/ elnnati, the Olanta put a alight (In progrMS), dUMiiet 8. mOFBSSOROF nOt^tOBD SBOfMMM ni^itwvdiicl* SsSSrt/lmPrti MaSSSltllir poned, m in)..' damper on the pennan.t-fever grip­ third when the Giants scored on batted in but completely over'* mcEONTEXoer W W D S lD Todny’a tiamee . Willie McCovey’s run-producing 1:18—Post Game Scoreboard, shadowed b y ' Maris’ attempt to . I SUREaOT SHOWm A TIVg«l 1HAT, HHCNT SURE^ a?mLiii 1 1 r r r r ping the city when Billy O'Dell . Ohahnel 8. ------A HAKlI StO«inilM P Chloage (Ourtlii 10>U and Card' blanked the Reds, 6-0, with an single. orack Babe Ruth's record, equaled . MYSELF OUT DM08MJR! well 14wS) at MIlwAukee (Olen- ■ * * • 10 p.m.—^Flght of Week, ONAUM&. MBrtio r r i r IS eight-hitter. Domelly vs. RosI, » major league record last n^ght 3s5wfaMr’« ' infer d>S Md Hendley 84) (t), DODOERS-CARDS—'The Dodg­ by cracking his fifth grandslarh of direction The Oiants,. who deprived the ers went ahead against the .Cards Ohanael 8. I f II SiM p.m. Dodgers of their lost column ad­ the season in an 84 -victory over MlUUindtj / Ban Franeiaco (Duffalo 4-0) at with three runs in the third on Sunday— SmidoCdoUi vantage over the Reds by taking Chicago. I f 1 IT dnolnnati (OTeole 114), 2:80 three walks by loser Rsy SKdscki 2 p.m.—^Red Sox va. Yanka The slam, GantUe’s 44th homOr MSdMtod ■ E three straight from Los Angeles; U4-9), I sacrihce fly by Gil ChaaneU 8, 8; WTIO 1080, 4liloS^iiote p.m. got the job done with weak hit­ of the year, came off Den (Pef^ 42KnKi* LiM Angeiee (Podree 18-8) at St. Hodges, Ron Falrly's single, a WKNB840. feet Game) Larsen as the Orioleh 4SVlp«r Lonle (Jaekfton 14-0), 2:80 p.m. ters Jose Pagan and Chuck Hiller passed .ball and an error on a 2 p.m.—Pro FostbalL !S K accounting for five RBI. Colts va Lions, scored seven runs in the fifth to Plttabnrgh (Jackaen 04) at Duke Snider pop-up. They clinch­ put it away. Chuck Estrada waa 2 ^ ? ” “ u Philadelphia (Buihardt 6-11), 8:09 The loss trimmed the Reds lead ed it in the fourth againat Bob Channel 80. UBMOWMla over the second-place Dodgers to the beneficiary — just as he had SSBit p.m. ' Miller on Maury Wills’ singlie and been for Gentile’s four previous SSlbDdiM H • Sunday’s Schednie. four games and kept their magic doubles by Jim Gilliam and Wally bazes-loaded shots. MUid Pittehur^ at Philadelphia, 1:86 pennant-clinching number at four. Moon. ' ’ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER STOrowbiCOttt n Los Angeles whipped St. Louis, Don Drysdale (12-9),. tagged for Indians Rout Gentile's feat matched the rec­ MEidNSlihM - p.m.Hla ord set by Ernie Banks of the Chi­ San FrandBoo at Cincinnatt, t:50 6-3, to close the gap. Pittsburgh homers by Bill White and Carl cago Cute in 1955 and surpassed DOWN p.m. beat Philadelphia by the same Sawatskl, picked up the win but the American League mark of four BY AL VERMEER inniM u IT IS i r IT Lot Angelea at 'St. Loula 2:80 score. Chiacgo-MllwaukCe was needed Rom Perranoskl’s shutout Smith Rooters PRISCILLA’S POP V* held by Ruth, Lou Gehrig' and SPtau*/SV"'' pjn. postponed. relief over the flnal three innings. Tommy Henrich of the Yankees, STiUdienp*_ ^,-dicr»pi II B Chicago at Milwaukee, 2:80 p.m. • • • • • * 4Am«letn GIANTS — REDS — Jose PIRATES-PHILS—The Pirates 11 By 7-2 Margin A1 Rosen and Ray Boope of the AKOX UUior B. B Indians and Rudy York of the SEutlndiui • AMERICAN LEAGUE Pag^n, a AOS hitter, drove in three beat the Phils with four unearned runs in the ninth on a pair of er­ Tigers. herb H W L PcL QB runs for the Giants with a single Registering at least one goal In Meanwhile, after a day off, •Unwcpreticd New York ...104 51 .071' - and double, while Chuck Hiller, rors that let two runs in'and BUI MUSIC 7 Harem room U every period, Manchester High's Maris tries again today for homer Detroit -...... M '60 .014 batting .230, sent in a pair with Mazeroski’s two-run homer. Ro­ soccer team trimmed E. O. Smith berto Clemente, .the Pirates’ GENTILE TIES RECORD— Jim GehtilB of Baltimore Orioles autographs baseball he No. 00, at Boston’s Fenway Park,' BalUniore ....8 1 66 AnS 1 a single. That was more than High. 7-2, yesterday afternoon, in where Ruth began hia major Chicago ...... S O 11 J102 2 enough for O'Dell, (0-5), who gave league batting leader, upped his hit for a graudslam home run agaiiTst Chicago White Sox last night to make his sea­ Storrs. The match opened th« sea­ up a hit in every inning except th« ai)erage to .355 with a two-for- league career. Maris, 'with 59 BY FRANK TPNEAt CMveUuid ....1 0 00 .481 2 son's total of grandslam'ihers five to tie the major league record. Waiting to sign the son for both squads. homers, hte sevrii games remain­ SHORT R IB f Boaton ...... 18 81 .414 1 sixth, but turned back each threat. four performance while reliever C9em Lablne won hia fourth bail are Manager Liiman Harris (center) and Marvin Throneberry (left). (AP Photo- Fine busting by the Indians’ for­ ing in which to climb into the Mlnaeaeta ....0 8 88 .450 I Bob Purkey (10-12) gave up ward line, along with soihe preci Los Angeiee . .06 81 .481 S two runs in the second on a walk againat one defeat Frank Sullivan fa x .) • ’ ... magic 00 circle. 'SeOAReFUUnHgREARf) (3-10) lost it Sion passing, kept the pressure off Maris, who no longer can oB- Kanaae d ty ..68 85 .819 4 to Orlando Cepeda, a double by the victors’ relatively Inexperi­ ( r f 5 PANNING SOME DFfPMOieSIN Washington ..50 90 .868 4 ciahy tie the Bambino's OO-hoiher FOR GgtD? ■IrtlS STREAM. enced defensive unit.' While miS' record of 1927 imder 'the 154-decl- FridaY* Results takes Were made, many of them sion limit set by Commissioner Baltimore 8, Chicago 0. were caused by overeagerness on F<^ FVick, faces rookie right­ Kanaae d ty 4, develand 8. the part of Silk City youngsters Detroit 6, Los Angeiee 4. Ramblin’ Wrecks Retain Hex hander Don Schwall (154) in the itsaa, TVaehlngtonmt Mlnneeota (post­ getting their first real taste of opener of a two-game set against Fenway Very Rough game action. the Red Sox. BY JOE CAMPBELL poned, rain). Co-Captain Mike Churilla paced .BONNIE Only games scheduled. FYick has stated that If Maria Today’s Games Over Southern California, 27-7 the winners’ attack with a trio of bite No. 60 or 01 it will go into the > © 0'P E —THESE New York (Daley 12-17 or Shel­ goals; Jerry Conklin, who came off rec(wd book with an asterick de­ LUCKY ID BE HILLS DRE On Maris for Homers the bench in the opening period to noting that It was made after the don 9 4 )) at Bostoir. (Schwall 15- start the scoring with a penalty OyOUNG.eONNIE. 8), 2 p.m. New York (/P>—Not'sincet^scs rugged engagemenU, al-«over Smu in a night gam# at Dal lS4th decision under the AL’s ex­ I FEEL ftvySELP Baltimore (Brown 104) at dil- though with a few notable excep­ las. Kansas, a Big Eight power, kick, Jon VerfailTe, co-captalh Bud panded ’ 102-game achedule. That 1929 had Georsia Tech’s tions the clubs won't be meeting meets TCU, also at night, and Feshler and Tom Beat hooted home likely wUl be the fate of Oentila's GBTTIM& eagsi (Horien 1-2), 1:80 p.m.- Boston, Sept, 23 (/P)— Any home runs Roger Maris hits at Washlagton, Burnside 8-8 and Ramblin’ Wrecks played foot­ opponents from their own sectors. Utah invades the Big Ten to do the other .for the winners. fifth slam. OLDER. Fenway Park in the two game series between Boston and ball in the Los Angeles area. The exceptions include Afabama battle with Wisconsin. Break Game Open A W VDO , Oet^n 0 4 ) at Minnesota (Ramos , After Mancheater took a 2-0 In othar games yesterday, sec­ 11-18 and Phscual .^d-lS) (2), New York, starting today, will come as a welcome surprise But it was no different last and Georgia, Duke and South Washington State is the under­ ond-place Detroit beat Lpa An­ ALL M ^ m r dog against power-laden Missorul, lead in the opening period, the host 2:80 p.m. to the Yankee slugged. night as they came through Carolina, Utah State and Montana, geles, 0 4 for Frank Laiya 22nd develand (Grant 14-9) nt Kan­ and Navy and Penn State. and North Carolina State figures club played the visitors on even Maris, always honest with him-<‘> with a 27-7 victory over Southern to have Ite hands full at Wyoming. I terms in the next two periods victory and Kansas City edgqd sas d ty (Kirk 0 4), 8:80 p.m. self as with others, privately would CaUfornis. Gam* of Day Cleveland, 4-8. WaahiBgton-Mlnhe- Detroit (Running 18-11) at Los esperially rough in September be­ LSU, Southeastern Conference | with each side scoring once in Jhe prefer to be playing anywhere but cause of the prevailing winds On their last appearance in The televised game of the day is second and third quartera. But sote was postponed. ’ ' Angeles (MeBrIde 12-14), 4:8(T Ufi Mississippi-Arkansaa encount­ favorite, is no better than an even at Fenway Park. He thinks the blowing in from that sector at this Southern CaUforola 32-years ago, choice in its night game with Rice, Smith tired badly in the final pe- p.m. park will be a handicap to him in the Engineers edged Callforn^ e r (ABC-TV 4:30 p.m.) at Jack- OKIOLB8-WH1TB SOX— OeR- Sundny’s. Schedule time of the year. . at Houston. Army figures to have rio and Manchester broke it wide his effort to top Babe Ruth’s 60 8-7, In the Rose Bowl. son, Misa Mississippi State and op tn with a trio of goals. tUe's amaatng suocest with the New York at Boston, 2 p.m. Williams Beefed Too Texas Tech meet on the same field the edge over Richmond'on their grandslam began May 19 whei| the home runs in one season. The blond This was a complaint often Georgia Tech, 'with secon^dtring game at IVest Point.' Skip Lougee tallied both of the lialtimore at Chicago, 2:80 p.ifk, belter has hit 59. He has aev(Sn tonight. 27-year«ld Californian crailhed Washington at Minnesota, 8:80 voiced by Ted Williams. The for­ quarterback Billy Lothrldie start­ The Georgia-Alabama, Duke- goals for Smith. games left in which to top the ing and ending the 'with Two of the really big fellows— While the Manchester- fullltecks consecutive basee-Ioaded homera ttsaft p.m. mer Red Sox star would moan meoTing South Carolina and Utah State- agallist Minnesota and became tMs “ Ethel! Get away from that window . . . Ethel!" Ba^.. first and fourth peridd flifld goals, Iowa and Ohio State, picked 1-2 in Montana Games are Conference still showed need of 'more experi­ J l i o n WATfliV MY KEN BALD and JERRY BRUNUFIELD ClevMand at Kansas dty, 8:30 about the September wind blow­ first player In major league history Ne\)er a haven for lefthanded ing in from -rightfleld and then took a commanding half-time lead the Associated Press pre-season affairs. ence, Doug Pearson and Jack-An- p.m. poll—are idle. to hit back-to-haek glam*. MTT A COUPLE OF NKB-I Detroit'' at Los Angeles, 4:80 hitters because of the distant wall go out and bash a couple into the with three touchdowns in the sec­ Other games include George saldi play^ well as did goalie Fred in right ^ t e r , Fenway Park is ond quarter>^ The travelers to foreign parts McCurry. All of the players on the Gentile, who wraUed a hoM ai p.m. rightfleld stands. Washington at Citadel, Clemsoii. at major league triab baCora finally include Syracuse, Texas, Tulane, Florida, Davidson at FHirman, front line played well at times. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON Maris' immediate target will be Stan Gahn, Tech’s No. 1 quar­ eanilng a berth with the OriolOs Don Schwall (15-5), who is slated terback, scored the first TD and Purdue, Maryland, Kansaa, Utah, Mianii (Fla.) at Kentucky, Weat Manchester’s next game wlH be Washington State, and North Tuesday when it 'visits Bristol to last year, climaxed a seven-run S e v e r a l Offers^ Advice Givi^n^ Reitz to pitch for the Red Sox today. The paasOd to Billy Williamson for the Virginia at Vanderbilt, Buffalo at outburst against Frank Baumann second. Lothridge was in the line­ Carolina State. Boston University, Oklahoma take on Central In ths Indians’ rookie righthander thus far has Central ponnectlcut Interscholas- (10-13) and Larsan and handed f X been successful in keeping his up to wind up a 58-yard parade Syracusie, ranked Nol' 10 in the Stsite at Iowa State, Indiana at Kansas State, North Dakota at tic League opener, Estrada U4-9) aii S-X lead. Eatra- name from the long list of Marls’ for the third with a 30-yard scor­ pre-season poll, takes on Oregon Maerhetter /„ Pittsburgh, defeat­ Conard High. Game time for the Central Connecticut Inter- Mancheater ...... » i i clinched it for the A'a cigarettes. Russ—Mantle, New York, 130; Roger will have a record neverthOr ed B|IIy McKeever, 182i/^, Ft. Lau­ tcholastlc Lenguo claah will bo 2K ■ ^ ...... ® ^ ^ Just before going to bed early Maris, New York, 120; CoUvlto, leas — most home runs in ja 102 ^ derdale, 8. o'clock. It will open the season for • a & x trssE " 9-U 4 fit game season. ^ both teama Fleet Conard halfbacks whqm last night because of a headache, Detroit, 121: Kaline, Detroit, 115; the Indians will have tO contain Reitz, received a 81,000 offer to Cash, Detroit, U2. Last fall the Indians and Chief­ are Dick Carlson, Dave Clark, Bob ponder. Runs Batte% In—Maris, New OnO New Conference tains finished in a mathematical MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI Trio of College Turi and Gary Phelan, (^-captain Bears and Rams Open Offers Made York. 189; OeBliK. Baltimore,v’18S; tie for fourth place in the CCIL. Dick Parone at fullback provides Reits a)Ud the offer came from 84; Gash, De- Manchditer, which finished 5-4 HERE^ONEX irVIOULOLOOK IDdNTFEEL SEE HOWMUCH B E T T K IT OoUvito. Charlotte. N. C. (/P) — There’s the power up the middle backed ^ MICKEY RNN tSl‘'l.AiYa l.EUNAUi. a Olen Burnie, kd., resident, who Uoit, 126; Masii New York, 125. a new footbaU conference in op­ Teams Play Today overall for ite first winning cam- KNOWVtX!tLiJHE.« BEmaz IF MDO UKE LOOKING lOOK<9M/Ha4M3U ^ L E ? up by Wolf. If the Chieftains BUT I WONT wanted the ball for a private col­ line, Detroit :|nd eration this season —' the Caro- ]>algn in seven years, stood 4-8 in throw, malt of it will be done by LET^TRYfrON. LOOKS? ATORE FLEA6ANr. Doubles — New Haven, Sept. 28 —^Two [NFL Weekend Tonight wHyeEHOPwe . SURE/mrr WITH GOME HERE lection! RelU refused to identify K u i___ k, 88; B. Bobin- linas Conference. The name UPt CCIL play while Conard had a quarterback^Chuck Claffey. ‘ FOKATIEfFHE ItHE PRESSURE HES TO BUY A PLEAfiANn..712/ z the caller. ttmore and S 1 e b e r n, change was made necessary when 'ames are o n ^ e ponhectieut c 4-3-1 loop record. The Indians GETS DOWN nr ^ UNDER, HE^L BE '/S s feglale grid bill today. had one league game canceled. Running Manchester's mulUple- HAT— I AUTRE «MICe. ’Ihuraday, a $kK) offer was mad« KaamDIty, 80; Power, Cleveland, Newberry of South Carolina was T offense 'Will be senior quarter N «w Y ork (/P>—Ck>gch B ob W storfield o f Lew A ngeles foBlfS ONE,HE'LtWW, LUacyTOGET The University of Bridgeport and Conard bad a brilliant defenalve DOWN IN TEN/ NEUKWiEAR by Daniel Wagner of Miami, Fla., 82. accepted last spring in the North back iSave 'Tupper backed* up by I the Rams may run Into gn aroused bunch of Chicago Bears WONT HE? State Conference, a .circuit made Southern Connecticut state open unit last year. They were one A HAT who sent a telegram to Memorial Home Btms—Maris, New York, ji^ o r^ n Simmons. New f^M tonight .when the two t^m s clash in the Naticmal FootbaU Stadium, home' of the Batlimore 89; Itantte. New York, 6^ Oen- up of 10 North Carolina schools. against each othar at Bowen Field of the four teams to teat the In­ in New Haven at 10:80 a.m. dians, registering an 84 victory co-e^ p taK S Aiibrio"*wte h^ | ^ague’s only activity. The Rams battle the Beart in tha Orioles, addressed to "The man tU^ B a l timer 4, 85: KUlobiew, at Menforial, Field when reserve J—— who caught thS: ball that Roger Minnesota, 48; Oolavlto, Detroit, In New Britain, Central Con­ movedmnvia/1 IntAinto th#the backfleldhJU*kfl#1H after tiir I OdIIMUIU. t ' ' ' necticut, which bowed in its opener fullback Pete Wolf went ail the "When the Bearaature awakened, 1 ^'1 Maris hit.” 02. way with the second half .kick two yeara in the '-line at guard, meeting with the Bears toalght. 1 ‘And last night, the 'AssocUted Stolen Bases .— ApariUo, Chi­ to Kings Point, 20-6, Iasi week, and sophomore Paul Richards up they are the meanfit,” Waterfleld tangles with Worcester Tech at off. I said, "They may have been asleep Waterfleld polnU to ono penalty Press, Bureau In Baltimore re­ cago,.52; Bowser, Kansas d ty, 86; Ground Battle Seen from the frosh club. Three year and one fumble which cost' tha ceived a telephona call from Sacra­ Wood, Detroit, 89; Bruton, DeUolt, Anne Field at 1 p.m. veteran and co-captain Dave Ma- I last week” when the Chicago pros Because it is the opener for were thrashed by the NFL's new­ Rams dearly in their loSa to.ipal- mento, Calif., asking for the ad­ 22; Landis, Chicago and Hinton, The Bridgepon-Southern Oon- both elevens, both are expected lausky will run from the fullback timore. Otherwise he wam‘f too dress of Reitz. The inquiry was Washington, 18. necjjcut game was scheduled (or slot est team, the Mlnneaote Vikings, to stock pretty much to their 37-13. displeiaed with the Rams’ - iseb- f-2 3 made by si woman, who Pitching—Ford, New York, 24- the morning’ because Hillhouse ground attacks as they haven’t Following the Conard' clash, the formance aithoug^. cancluaiag &ESJi !£ l!s was celling from Channel 10^ KX- 4, .857; Terry, New York, 15-8, school has prior rigA'ta to the city had too much time to develop Indians’ next game will be with Waterfleld will make no changes that "Our offense could be Biore TV. She declined to give the reason A88; Arroyo, New York, 15-4, owned field. It preferred to play their aerial games. Platt in Meriden Friday night. in the Rams’ lineup that lost its consistent." / . . . . CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER for wanting to contact Reitz. .189; Latman, Cleveland, 18-0, its game against Greenvrich in the season’s inaugural 27-24 to the Halas, looking back on the Itek- Vince V^detU, who attended .765; Schwall, Boston, 16-8, .750, afternoon.. Baltimore Colts. Bears’ . Coach Ing by the .Vjklnga thinks ; '•We Mb a b k r n a t h y BY RAI.STON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY I’DBBLIKVK NKKiE! TDH5! NCfSOtlLj Wednesday's game as a partaer Strikeouts—Piscual, Mliiinsota, Connecticut’s other collegiate George Halas aaid cither Bill nrOWTHATK YOU MR/COME M were faulty in many places aafi ot .ReiU in the long-shot venture 207; Ford, Now York, 199; Sun­ teams, Yale, University of Con­ Brown or John Adams will be at need improvement in executloii ei ALTHOUGH U M VSV ...ArOANOimATHINO/ VDUWIN/AAR. PR0R.Y TH* ROWIIUTTR/NOT necticut, Coast Guard, Trinity and fullback as roplacemeat for Rick RJCHrXFm.£DBE ABERNAfHy! NO of retrieving a home run dsU oH ning, Detroit, 180; McBride^ lae UG>fins Decide on ‘Humphrey’ plays both on^ offense and - de­ XTHINKn^AWASTE TO KACITB HMt the bat of Maris, suggest^ Reitz Angeles, 111; Ramos, SUnnesota, Wesleyan, open their 1901 cam Casares, sidelined for several MUCH HAPPISAIFIQRVE I. opTiAAEioeoour OAJlS'eiflB fense." ■ ' ONEQANTDPTHArt, paigns next Saturday. weeks with a fractured wrist ■ ------A U . MY MONEY AWAiT ••Should take it (the 81:<»0) and 192. a s s t V^rTHPREnyeifasI^ ^ P N i e s r gat rid of the ball.’’ NATIONAL LEAGUE Yale met Springfield College in As Their Top Signal Caller bone. At Memorial SUdlum Wednea- Batting — demente, FIttaburgh, a controlled scrimmage at the Busy 8un4i6y Caroliiia Gioll . ' day night, RelU rejected an of .885; Pinson, Cincinnati, .802; Boy­ bowl yesterday and easily -won All other NFL teams will be fer to exchange the bdU for an­ er, 8t. Louto, SSO; Aaron, Milwau­ 30-15- The'Elli drill against Trinity Storrs "Humphrey Is gqingf McDonough had a fantastic high busy Sunday. Making their second to take over,” was Connecticut school career at Kingston High Charlotte, N. C. (ff) - r Ttooe iwi- other one auU^raphed by Mww.- kee, .881; Moon, Los Angeles, .825. in New Haven today. appearance wUl be the. Detroit tional championship golf, tounute And Thursday, RelU reportedly Runs — Mays, San . Ffancisco football Coach Bob Ingalla’ word (N( Y.) vliere he quarterbacked I Lions at Baltimore, Minnesota at relative to hia number one quar­ his schoolmates to three undefeat­ ments will be played on QaiwnA turned down two UckeU to each 129; Robinson. dncUwaU, 112; Friday’s Homers , Dallas, the New York Oiants at courses in lOOl Duke VnitoCilty of the- World Kertes game m New Aaroa, Milwaukee,,111; Boyer, 8L terback following tlvM weeks of ed seasons. Pittsburgh, the St. LOtils Cardi­ pre-season workouts. will be host to the n eo’a Intottio)- York, two Uckeu to Sunday’s Bal; Louis, 190; Ptuson, Cincinnati and (SeSMn Totals in ^arentliMea) Tho Husky No. 1 signal caller nals at Cleveland, the San Fran­ leglate; the Dunes Golf and Beach ttmora OolU-petrilt Uone footbaU demente, Ptttsburi^, 99. AMERICAN LEAGUE "Humphrey” in this case is passed tremendously well in the cisco 49ers at Green Bay and the Runs. Batted in—CleiMda. Sag Gerald McDonough who picked up Club at MyrUe Beach, fi. % Drill game, two tlckeU to a eporU ban­ x-GentUe, Orioles (44). scrimmage with Brown a week Washington Redakina . at Phlladel- stage the UBOA WOmen’^O pea quet here next January (alilch Fraaeisco, ISl; Robinsom dlirm- x-F. RoMDSon. White Sox (11) . his monicker when he reported for ago, aetting up one touchdown | pbte Maris wUl attend), and 8100 In natl, U9; Mays, Saa, Kranolsco, spring practice at 205 pounds 'shd. and the USGA Men’s Amatoug wlll Kirkland, Indians (25). with a long pass and tossing a The Minnesote-DaUas and De- be played at Plnehurst. ^; 115; Aaron, Milwaukee, 110; his teammates noted.he looked like TD bullseye for another ecore. troit-Baltimore games are the Hits—Pinson dnclnnstl, 201; Brown, Hgers (19). V UK NTORV OK M4TTHA Wa y n e . BY WILSON SCRUGGS The .offer was made by Lou and waddled the ^ same as, Hum­ only ones bringing together clubs Qrasmlck, a locsd lumber dealer Stuart, PitUUtargh, Ifl. McAullffe, llgera <0). “He handles the- offense very siaane . DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS Kaline. jngers (19). phrey Pennyworth, of the Joe well, and right now he’s, our top which boUt triumphed in opening ^MRg.KUU>ai,» YOB DOrfr , REUOC/ I'M NC3T 60IUS and former baseball player who Doubles—Aaron, Milwaukee, 88; Palooka oomle strip. ', tests last Sunday. Dallas used Al­ VOUft DiVERS was acting on behalf of Maris. PlBSon, dnolnaatl, SO; RoKlaaon, Wagnei( Angels (2S). man," says Ingalla. "We haven’t AHWWMftTDIUlPPBlTDTIWr ! -■ ‘ DOAMimilNG...YBT/6(n’ NATIONAL LE/tOUE. McDonough, ar 6-11' junior, as yet determined our other levels len Green's. X7-yanl field goal with THA YOUR *W*H^ GOT WILL FIND THE Mail to RelU concemlpg hU ac­ dnehmati, 82; Santo, Chicago and TED’S CHOICE— Model trimmed himself 'down firom the one second remaining as the mar- fOWURSNIWt IDir OF TOWN, YOlA) BBmC ‘ eviDENCE .OUT r Maaeroehl, Pirates (II). . 1 on the depth chiart «t QB,” the VV.' SEe THAT TOUR EK-HUSBAND ONUy 34 HOURS TO OCT MARKER' tion has been evenly divided. Mays, San Ftandlsco. 81. Lee Howard, 36, became portly Humphrey proportions of In of a 27-24 vktiwy over Pltts- CLIMB ABOAM "Stick to your guns,’’ one writ Home Runs—Cepida, San Frui Walls, Phllllee (S). UConn skipper adds | when queried tfiWeSTOWM/ OlTTOFTOWM/ the wife of former Red Snider, Dodgers (10). 205 to a neat 1S9 when he reported urgh. It was the first triumph SO I COULD sr said. ■ "If it’s worth W5, it’s oisca, 03; Mays, San Francisco, as to the relative standing of QBs for the Cowboys in regular season Tk» W««l SMt Sox star Ted Williams, White, Oardinab (20). for workouts. And his. 'work on the Dave Bishop, Joe Kllmas, Jim worth 85,000 or more. 39; Robinson, Cincinnati, 35; gridiron, as he mixed it up with competition since they , joinfid t' Another wrote, “ If (toger Maria Aaron and Adcock, Milwaukee, 88. 43, in a secret wedding in Sawatskl, Cardinals (10). Muldowney and Jimmy Nocera. x-Dcaotee Oraadalam. three others in the wide opw bat­ league at the start of the 19 had good sense, he'd tell you PiteUng—Podree, Los Angeles, Cambridge, MasSi, Sept. tle for tho vacant quarterback campaign. 1 ^ ^ (What to do with the ball).” 184. 188; Hiller, San Fraaciseo, Id. It was the second Other ganua last weekaad mw 104, .118; Jay daolnaatl, 214, Seholaatie FootbaU slot, has carried him to the top. Oollego FootbaU marriage for both. In "Humphrey” letterod'r for h|a Georgia Tech 27, Southern St. Louis down the Giants Xl-lO, Soholaattc Sooeer .120; O'Toele, dncinnatl. 11-9, Southington 40, Sacred Heart San Francisco batter the RedskiM Manchester 7, Smith 2. .080; SadecU, St. Louis, 144, .OSO- 1965, Mias Howard was 18. play as a linebacker on defeoae California 7. i; a .last season. His weight ‘handi­ San Jose State 10, Pacific 354, the World Champion Phila­ Greenwich 4, Stamford 3. Strikeouts—Koufax, Los Angeles, voted one of the 12 most Windham 20, Bristol Eastern 0. delphia Eaglea Quteoore aevelanA 280; .WUliams, I Aageles', 190; Platt 20. Bristol Central I. capped his "quicknesa’’ whenever (Calif.) 0. P r ' 7 a beautiful m o d e I's in Bast Mavan 22. Hamden 14. be vteui triad on offense; and ths ' Detroit 21, Western Michigan 14. 27-20, a S Detroit edfie OrMB • ■ 'v',”'' I ThS filly aoada hal had aU dif- Dryalale, Lm Aagdes. 118; B a y .m x . O ^ M s, < M i; Makatfey, Amcdrica. (NEA .Tils’ Noti* Dame (WMt Havaa) eoaches daeldsd to maka Mm a (MlifomlB (Davis) XI, 8anta ■: m lareat joeksya in winning eight of Lm ABgelM li PhOaMpUa. Ml. photo.) Wait Bavaa U . ' Ctora 14. ) Iw rilfit 18 atarta. * I I MANCHESTER EVENINO HBBALP. MANCHEST)^, OONN.^ SAltmOAT. SEPTEMBER 28, 1961 i s WlRteA—to B«y TtoBUi OUQHTA ^ A LAW ; Bt PA6ALT uS SHORTEN HOSMIMH Baainesa lyoeatlona PIANO W 0 n m D V> BUY for cash For Rent $13,609—SIX ROOM colonial, nlee MANCRESTBR-5^ room ranch, MANOHBgrBIt-M7 ObattOr OSk. RANCH—6 rooms, wall-to-wall car- POUTER ST. fflSenON BOLTOfMhlnR teks Thra* Rboras rf IH baths, {AU* exceptional foersa- Large quality ranch, fireplaces, pet, S rooms fumiahed, attached b-rdom eottin eotr whMi Ooma la drm iimntMvMMi MdDtMa tlqueA eld tumiture, prlmlttvsa, 3400 SQ. F t . second floto-, ~todus- oondifion,. plcturebook kitchen, FROM MODEL HOME aad telafM^OM ' to X yata Ftfeao. f t oU pamttoga. bctc-a-brao. Wtti ckfi very central. Cai;lton W. Hutchtos, tion rbenn, with bulltto hookcases . full haaimaht,- hot water oU beat, garage, newly painted. Must sell. sGSUy wtot(itoteTjSwL ____ X u lo ii B . trial zoned. WUl divide. Very rea­ and bar. Well landscMMd comer priced right, vacant. Owner Esoott Broker, M I'$-1865. ENTICING e;rtsea. hroksg, X I Centerr f t. MhndiMter. Hkve'lO riyately. village Charm An- sonable. CaU M l 94388. MI 94182. ForclMa a qpacialty. Mo Job tC|0 ORVIN. CJost Over $700 reeondttioned ujatehtii for sale. Iquea, Ml 9-4EM. lot. $19,too. Philhrlck Agency, Ml Agency, M I 9-7888. SIX ROOM Capa, fireplace, garage, 9-$464. PORTER ST ABEA—Disttocflve $ BOUTON LAIO^-A S ftemOSttSUh amalL *m B4R0E. '• o c u p q tiM Open Weekdays am ) p.m. to 10 J room Colonial, modem kitchen, COLONIAL . UynwoM Drive, whiteiteig. teR: NEVER BEEN USED p.m. AU day Saturday, near to storsa, schools and bus. R A N C H -4. roofna,_ first fim s on Sale Pricie $888 :, WB BUT, SELL or trade antique Hdtewo For Rent 65 Marion B. RDbertson, *lr«ker, MI MANCHE ST E R — New Uafing. 6. . market. Bowers school.. Plastered dining room, paneled family room, 7 room suhatantial flawlase Co­ eompam wAter/ loteited oMte teb. Herlot»!—Nmsertae 16 BALDWIN PIANOS from the Berk- and.uaed furniture, china, glaas, 8-6958. ■ ______. rooms, firefilacc, o(L heat, inBar ' wall!, cast Iron radiation, hot living room with-waU-to-wall car­ lonial. Custom built-by Hutchinson. beacb. uimadiaier oocupaaey: Am silvdr, Jdoture f i ^ e s and old pet, fireplace, 4 large bedrooms, ply Edward J, HoU at rtfir 66m . TOUCVV SIOMACHf ' Pay Only $4 Week shirs Music Festival now da aals. BOUION—8 room modern ranch gan6$0 with attiebOd seruned Water heat, choice setting with Three hedrooms, 1% bathe. For the j cotos, old dolls and guns, hobby GLASTONBUR'ir-^ room ranch, 2 loads eloaet apace, VA baths, b ^ r. Tel. IQ b4Uf. DIO TOUR HEMI OCK, lautol, W M O O TM O M Spinets, conaolee, studio vertleala heaufifuUy fuiTilehed, electric ap- patio, trees, nicely landscaped, -trsM,- 818,900. PhUbrick Agency. diBcrimlnafing. buyer. Shown by CIJkflfflFIEl) ADVSHTISINO D EPT. HOURS coUaottons, attlo contents oi* whole baths, center hWl, 8 twin els$ bM- garage. Vacant, at a price you can white, n d , (rino H up. Onidl CAN M T VOm iO Sacrificing complete bedroom, aU beautiful 1961 models. Save up pUancea, oU heat, lease required. with extra lot. DweUing to very M I 94484. appointment eidy.- • - COVENTRY LAKEA K E waterfnMtt SAJLtobPJM . potted white dogwood |l. FTr CtOKC DOWN comiflete Uvlng room and Mtchen to $800. You get fuU guarsatee, estates. Furniture Repair Service, roonu, 148 tooL lot, oiUy $18,400. good condition throuRhout. Quick afford. Beechler-Smith, Realtors, TalcdttvUle, Conn. Tel. MI $-7449. References. Ml 9-8478. MI 94952, MI 3-6969. large 5 room cottage. Maka an of- traan iaiibi aSc up. OaUon metal It A cu t OF decorator fum lure from model service, deUvery and bench wtth- Carlton W. HtrtMitoe, kft 9 4 m . occupancy. Asking price, $17,600. MANCHESTER—7 room ranch with PHONE MI 3-6278 , far. Ml 3-0000 coBtedoen, nm ovabU bottome, JHMb AND TN» FO R SA lD 'or lease—4-room house, Chariet LeeperSnee, MI 8-7630. 4 bedroome, garage, large lot. A play home. We will give you free out extra coat. Moat are one of a FRANI^ i s buying and selling good BUSINESS ZONE—8 room heme to lOc. Batuiday and Sunday only. OMtOKSFROMA- ^ v e ty and tree storage up to one kind. Only $25 down, SO montha to 3-car garage, hot end cold running real buy at $l4,tp0. 6 room older DUTCH c o l o n ia l —Thie lovely COW CL08INO TIMB CIOAKftTS/' ueed furniture and antiques start­ exceUent condlfionN^ East Center NEvtr RANCHES-^Featurtog diy well kept home features living vanwur Moh AJ&r-«ATimoAT • a jl WUUam Schmidt, Foreet Loba year. pay. Hurry In or clip this ad and water, bath and ehower, heat, in­ home $9,480. Short way out—beau­ Kaat Olasteofauty ing Srat. 9 at 420 I ^ e S t CaU and Street. Good looatmn for doctor, water, city gu, landscanijv, room, formal diidng room, kitch­ Brae-Burh Realty Wafitefi—4teRl Eateto 71 we Will mail you'lUustrated cata­ see what we’ve got. Cloeed Sun­ cludes 8 acres of land, $75 per tiful 8 bedroom ranch, over one- inonth, one year lease; or 186 per hairdresser, etc, $28,000 For fur­ 90x150 lota, formica counters, knot, half acre land. Can’t be heat for en, 3 bedi-oome, fireplace, NORMAN’S log. Ooes Piano A Organ Co., 121 days. MI 9-8580. - ther information call the phllhrlck WALKER 8TREBT-6 room Cape, ASK US about our cash offer for PLEASE RKAD TOUR AO HARDY GHRTSAMTHEIdUia in 448 HARTFORD ROAD AUyn St. J A -6-6606. Free paiMag, jn'onth, 8 year lease; or $800 down, ty pine cabinets, full basements, $12,900. Many more $4,600 up. Call baths, laundry room, plastered all colon SBc each. Special aale |w01u JUST 'TOtOINS TOOtTHtR SCMW $88 pef month plug Interest. Ful Agency, Ml 9-8464. metal hatchwaya, full tosulatlon, the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, walls, full baeement, oil heat, aide screened porch' fireplAce, l4 a r your property. No red tape. B ob* lu r d u t r u r r HAM AMD DOeO AND CMDWr MSTRO AU. MI 8-1834 Bond Hotel lot next door. garage, shaded lot. 6l8,0M. PhU- set value. H. J, Bradley, Mi'*7$19, taM M O iirM tiM |itWn*OAlTf on phUodendFona 38c e a c h ;. ean- ^ H M W U N A M Before you buy furniture any­ Rooms Withoat Board SR price $7,500. Call after 8 p.m. cAIoredbath fixtures, cerantlO tSe, Realtors, MI 84930. MI 9-5524. porch, garage, amesite drive, aeTlerlaa S8c each; evergreen weekdays, PI 24967. ANSALDI h e ig h t s —E xceUent hot air beat, built-in oven and shade trees. ExceUent location. brick Agency, Ml 64484. ^ A N « INTMI where—idup at Morman's. _____ rooqi ranch, full basement, plas­ CUSTOMERS waiting, tr eea <1 eacdi and tm. Pontlcelll’a WRf HOURD/ U.S.A. TRUM PET and-case. Good r o o m f o r .woman, home privi­ range, garage^ Priced from For additional information or iqv Oreenhouae, 4S8 M. Main St. Open IjlEW 4 ROOM ranch, 3 bedroome, tered walls, fully InOulated, fire­ $13,490 to $14,490 With U Uttle U LOOKING FOR VALUE? pifintment call McCarthy Enter- FLORIDA BOUND wanted. Single or 2 or 4 m U f t » lltp « t • THATSAHOMM . TWO END^htoe, SlHxMH. . aU condition, $60. M I 9-7193. leges, in nice respectable home. homlls. Broker MI 3-1365. T deya a week. O F A D m a n i r mahogaay leather top, excellent Call Ml 9-9048, Ml 8-7797 any tlipe. modem formica kitchen with place, ceramic tile bath, hot water $890 down. FOr additional In­ Manchester—6 room older home prlaea, Inc;, MI 9-5391, John V. -- ACCORDION, 120 baas, 5 weeks buUt-to range and oven, basement oil h8RUBC 16 ANTIQUES; Black watout Boarble Call MI 8-7918, ley. Too many extras to enumer- tell at $14,9W. floor, 2 rooms, bath second floor. So our atock is getting lew. top commode, Gone with the Wind screened porch, ajumiiiiun elding, ate. Schwartz Real Estate, MLS LAKBFROOT, 5 room ranch, fire­ need homes to sell, apartments apa to. CyjVENTRY — Convenient to l-car ganige, G.B. hot water heat, Excellent lot 65x140. A. A. DION, m e . Roonng, aldliig, lamps, black watout marble fim r o o m f o r lady or gentleman, Realtor, AD 6-1241, MI 3-0683. Finished 8 room Cepe with full place, hot' water heat, cellar, rent. Good advertising, propsr TAPPAN OA8 range, 80", good •UConn. 6 room 8 bedroom house, double lot. *Vi% mmigage may * ------lehed dortner, fireplace, epaeioue painting. Carpentry. AlteratlaaB «WOUym*MSilM'' dresser,, plate glass mind)' to wal­ kitchen privUegee, quiet. Inquire $10,700. Carlton W, Hutchins, MI showing, modern methods go a ions FOR THE m tfr TIME WYWHERE condition, $80, Phone MI 0-8878. students or famUy. AU conven­ usumed or rwA tosured loan $16,800— MANCHESTER. 6 room kitchen, formal dining roorn, 1^ 9-5132. MI 3-6273 and addittons. O eU l^ . Wockman- nut ffame, china, cut glass, very 334 Charter Oak, MI 8-8868, CH iences. September through June, way toward a completed aale. Cau 6-4788. $19,900. PhUbrick Agency, MI ranch, apacloue li'vtog room, large baths, only 8 years old and beautl- us TODAY. > ehlp guaranteed. 3M Autumn S t FO R S A L B -8h «Ie maple bed end old, beautiful. HArrison S-71M. reasonable. MI 9-9367. 9-8464. . MI S-4860. flreplaoe, attscJied garage with tun fully maintained, asking $18,900. MANCHESTER—Big 6 room ranch R aUMNIR WMir ED ANSHERINB sprtag $t8, chests of om with fire­ MANCHESTER SERV Iffi FREE TO HERELD REEDERS MAMCHBSTER — DUBoheonstte WANTED—Experienced automobile LOAM 8ALB)-Aloh, clean $16 loam modes $8, large round dining large bedrooma, living room, din­ U A H Realty, MI 8-2692, R. D. THE ELSIE MEYER Ahunlnnm clapboaida a mechanic, Ford exphrienov pre­ tor ^ .8 0 . Also fill, g ra v ^ aahd table $35, oak drt^leaf dining forms, also white apron, else 10, ed. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., Man Reasonable. T R 5-2514 \ or OV place, mahogany trim, fully . UnexoeOad workman- with plssa ovena, countar, ell chatter. ing room and kitchen, buUt-iiu. .Murdock, MI S-8472. AGENCY, Realtora stormed, plaster wall*. Call now, MulpmOnt, good locatloB. Can ferred, t n » insurance, vacation and etonp. MI 8-8608. . table $15, maple hunk bed $8, excellent cemdifion, complete $10. 4-7026. 1>4 hatha, fireplace, hot water oil REALTY CO. No ip. Ml »4ply In person. Charcoal B fw e r, Polorold camera; electric hedge LARGE FURNISHED room for ode MANCHESTER<‘-A half block ott| Madeline Smith, Realtol, MI ter.r. 'Tel. MI r ------9-4648. cUppers; platfoim scales 1,000 lb. FOAM RUBBER studio couch, ed, heat, hot water, private en­ LARGE 6 .ROOM Cape, fuU shed PORTER— ST.—6 room Colonial 9-1642. roofs of an Unde, new roofa, gut­ 6to E. lOddle Tpke. or two with light housekeeping and trance, 678 monthly. PI 2-6976 Mato Street, 7 it>om Colonial, 1% Belp Wanted— capsuUty. Call 6-9 p.m., MI. 9-0894. child’s foil top desk and swivel bath. Parking. MI 9-4776. dormer, V ,i baths, hot water oil priced below $19,000. IH baths. 8 PHONE MI 3-6273 CASH WAITING tor property awa> ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ chair, 9x13 fiber rug. MI 9-3785. after 4 p.m. heat, fireplace, near school, shop­ baths, 4 room down, 3 bedrooms] era. Please caU. us before yon iuy LggtsBd Fomd Auto D riv ta g Sefaotl 7-A paired. Aluminum . siding. 80 Male or Female 37 up.. .Modem kitchen, 3 porches, bedroome, brick front, nicely VERNON—Large SH room ranch. DNE-HALF ton power roUer for DUTCH f u r n is h e d room for rent 'for ping center. Must be seen to be shaded lot. Beechlcr-Smtth, Real- excluaive area. Oarage, fireplace, or sell. Sitcedy service. J. D. PREPARE FOR driver’s teat yeare’ experience. Free estimates. lawn or ameslte. Mall chain saw. KELVINATOR refrigerator for appreciated. Priced at only well shaded lot, 2-car garage, I Brae-Burn Realty Realty. lO 8 -^ . KOnOB n HEREBY given that Howley, MI 8-6861, BP 84)768. COUNTER HELP. experienced, :entleman. AU conveniences, park- 615,900. PhilbriCk Agency, % tora, MI 9-8962. Ml 8-6969. extras. Early occupancy. Tongtvn Pam Book Mo. SS-C144 'laaued hy Agee 16 to 60. Drtvb«' aad class M I 9-0894, between 6-9 p.m. sale. Good tuimtog condition. MI ng. MI 9-8061, MI 94914. $16,700, Charles Leaperance,. MI Agency, MI 3-6321. CLERK-TYPISTS fuU-time and ■time. Apply 9-4744. ? Wanted To Rent 68 9-8464. WISH SOMEONE to handle yiuf The Savlxga Bank of Mandreater room. Three Inslructore.- Mo wait­ 699 Mato S t , COLONIAL 9-7620. $4 DUPLEX. ExeeUent income, $| Home Meld attractively fumiahed room, MANCHESTER real estate? C601 me at BU 04$M haa been loat and appUcatlon haa ing. Manchester Driving Acade- A real oppotrtunlty for qualified Manchester. bedreome each aids. ^ l e t reaiden. MANCHESTER—Off porter St, on my. P I 2-7240.______Heattag and Plumbing 17 kitchen privileges, private en­ 3 BEDROOM HOUSE — Manches- MANCHESTER — 8 roome, 1^1 r«c prompt and courteous ssrvi(Be< hawi made to aald hank for pay- typists with or without experience Building Materials 47 88" ELECTRIC STOVE, $30. Phone TUs attractive home located 'te r . References. Girl 14, boy 12. . Ual a rts. Really a buy at $15,800. Grandview Street. Two new cus­ Joseph Barth. Broker. mant of the amount of depoelt. for positions in our derlcal depart­ trance, parking. Inquire at 169 batha, garage, excellent location Beechler-Smith. Realtors, MI | tom colonial ranches, 2 baths, FAMILY UARSOM'S Connecticut's first 11- PLUMBINO AND heattof — re- MI 9-4373. to one of Manchester’s most Maple St. Write: J . J . Seller, Klnderhook, and condition. Close to bus and | ment. High School education, ac- Situations Wanted— ASSORTED USED lumber, bUUd- N. y. 94952, MI 3-6961. large family room, kitchen. Theee MOmCE IS HEREBY given that censed driving school trained — modellng Installations, repairs. desirable areas, should cer­ shopping center. Charles Lesper- cuate typing, and good knowledge -6078. new home. A few of the Manchester or Bolton, for Novebi- place, aluminum atorm windows, | neiiAhorhood is where you will at Manchester, within and for the baen made to aald temk for pay- Peterson, MI 8-1161 for further in- mother woiks. Reasonable. MI Plaice oft North Mato St. C9iamaa’s her 1 occupancy. JA 5-0323. DRIVE room with front vestibule and Builders, MI 9-7555. find this delightful 8 room colonial, Diitriet of Itanchcster. on the, IM day mam «f toeM awfotofde^^ Houaewrecktog, MI 9-3893. features'of this line home large lot, cellar. Carlton r* of September. 1961. . Radh>-TV Repair formation. 3-U88. gent fireplace; Upstairs full shed and 2 apacious rooms, extensively re­ Freient. Hon. John J. Wallstt, Judea. are: Large living room wlfii Hutchtos, r a <9-5132. Parklike aetting to AA aona, $ front dormers, garage, previsione, „ . j, NOTICE 18 HEREBY given that Motorqrdes BIcyciea 11 Serd ees 18 only, private entrance. MI 3-4372. decorated, Including, bathroom fix­ Estate ot Samuel Ginsturs. late of Sreplace, formial dint n g TWO FAMILY RANCH, 8-4, « 1% batha. Ovarsize Capa fOr large family room Priced to]®* FOXCROFT Drive—8 or 4 bed- tures, new oil burner and'hot water Manchester la said District, oeceassd. Pam Bode Mo. 63237, Isaudl by CUSHMAM MOTOR scooter With Dog»-^rd»—Pete 41 Dianonda—WatehsE— • SEFTIC TANKS n e a r m a in ST.—room for gentle­ Business Property For Sale 70 aell. Beechler-Smith, Riealtore, MI cape. MI 8-7084. On motion of Edward M. Glnalmrg The Savings Bmk of Manchester CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, room, family *d se kitchen, $ closed breezewsy, garage. Lame 1 with full shed dormer. Very deep, I system, rec- room, storms, 2-ear and Daisy I. Ginshurg. both ot said extras. Priced for Immediate sale, available all hours. Safiafactloo Jewelry '4$ CLEANED and INSTALLED man, private entrance; parking. garage. Due to owner’s purchaaa Manchester, sxsciiters. , haa haan loat *nd application haa .$200. MI 0-4S72. DEMONSTRATE TOYS AKC POODLE puppies. Reason- contforta'Sfe bedroonu; 1% 23, Peart St. MI 3-7236. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Carlton Wooded lot with abaolute- privacy I . *•*“ *:. ^ *•*“ *' IXCANCHESTER—Low priced 8-bed. ORDERED; That six months from baan made to said bank for pay­ guaranteed. Can MI 2-1815. Hutchins. Xn 9-5132. ot other property, wiu sacrifice the lith day of Bsptembsr, 1961. be SM aUe. Petacres KenneCenneL Andover. LEONARD W. YOST Jewelers - bath$, side porch, oU heat, sind beautiful views. Unexcelled for CAPE—Five large rooms, shaded room ranch, aluminum^. storm •way below appraisal. Value plus ment of tha amount of deposit. Work August untn December, ex- P I 3-7800. • SEWERS on Center Street. Excellent income, dport, windows, near school, shop­ the same are limited and alKM^ for TV 8ERV1CB—An makes. Honest, Repairs,-adjusts watches d m MACHINB CLEANED full basemjent,* garage, aftie- XIANCHESTBR-Bolton — Over 2001 conveniens^ end safety, let, garage, combination wtodowa at $16,800. the creditors within which to bring to ceUent commlaaton, no Imrastment, FU raaSH ED ROOMvWith all im­ room for bueineea expansion. $4,000 quiet loeatien. Owner, Ml 8-5836. ping, extras. X(I 9-9468, ■ their claims against said sstota. SfM BosineaB Services 'Offered IS Economical. High quaUty parte. ly. Reasonable prices. O ]^ ^ aite drive, shaded lot. BVir down payment can' take this prop years old. Large 9 room Colonial. Value with elegance is yours to Guaranteed 90 days. Famous for car and teimhona necessary, larg­ day through Saturd ^, S u n d a y provements. 136 Bieaell St. Baalcally sound. Furnace heat. said sUscutors are directed to give pUb> est party plan In the country PAIR MATED rabbits for sale. • INSTALLATION additional infornuition er erty over. Quick action wanted. Call OWNER MI 9-8868 I CRAMPED for closet apace? .Here this 5-8 room home located on lie noticetics to the creditors to .. COSMA AFPUANCB Servlce-N a- service sinee 12SL Phone Ml Reasonable. 81 BUndemere St. evenings. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4887. Large shade' trees. Lot 309x200. | Princeton Street, wsU-to-Wall car­ their clalins within said time allMSM nZjKTROLOX Sales and Service, 2-4587, Potterton'a. 190 Center S t ’SANTA'S PA RTIES" ORcbard SPECIALIST appointment call: ' Extra lot available. Charles Les- is a 3 bedroom home vdth 10 large by publitMiig a copy »t this erdar.ls pairs an makes refrigerators, Rooms'WTith Board 59-A peting fireplace, tUe bath, n^age, tome newspaper having a clrcutoliea hooded representative, Alfred 8-8207 .ORchard 8-8466. or ORchard J.D. REA LTY perance. Ml 9-7620. TAKE YO UR closets and plenty of ' biiUt-tos. baauUtoUy landscaped. Owners foeeaers, washing machlniBa, dry­ TBXJEVISION antannaa and rpter 2-9829, Avon. Conn. Recreation room, fireplace, and In said probata district within ten dara AaiaB, 206 Henry St TeL MI ers ranges, oil aad gas hunien. CUTE CAUCO Mttena locUctog for Fuel and Feed 49-A o w r MeCARim BOARD Am> room for retired gen' 470 Main Street MI 3-5129, anxious to sell sg their neiw house from the data of this order and r e t m 20480.______- -______ra te m a InstaUed aad repblnd. T and Country tleman, quiet home in country, one new G.E. heating ayatem. Cloae to Is nearing completion. See It at make to this court of the. notice riven. MI 90065. AU work guaranteed. Servbig Manchester and aur- SEWING MACHINB operators good home. Pbrnie MI 9-7876. XtANCHBSTER—6 room Cape, 6 1 center of Manchester. Call owner JOHN Jv WALLBTT. Judg*. DON’T WATT imOl snow files MfTBRPRISeS, INC. floor, love mito kindness. Reason, A VERY desirable industrial build' old modem kitchen with bullWna fl„irt,ed, 1 unfinished. In excellent I PICK $18,000 and buy It for a reasonable RBADmaS BY MRS. MAY— Ad roundliig areas. Modern TV Serv­ a.m.-4:80 p.m ., expe:meneed pre- BEAUTIFUL BUFF cocker pupa, order your wood now at th« Wind­ DRAINACECO. JtMIN V. PANOIERA able. Write Box W. Herald. in^. Ground floor, 10,500 -aq. ft. dining room, hot water baseboard' . - x a 4-8041. LIMRAnON O B »n _ ^ .. LAWN MOWERS toiaipeBed and ice. ttH M iiter St.. MI 2-2300. Toy Com- and quiet nelghborhoodr near bus offer. vice on an problems, 9 tni--» repaired etoee and service, pick ______ferred. A t^ y Kaklar 10 weeks, AKIT r^fistered. H. C. ham Woodyard. Slabs and hard­ BH 9-5891 — M I 9-1898 3,000 sq. ft. leased to Shoe store, heat, toll baaemant with recrea­ AT A CXIURT OF PROBATE h«M p.m., 700 Park Street, Hartford, pany, 80 Hilliard S t also 2 large storage rooms. 1st floor at Manchester, within and for Cm up and delivery. Oompleto Une of r a d iO-TV REPAIRS, any make. C baao. Harmony KU Kennel, 'He­ wood cut to any lengfii you want. Ml 9-4143 tion room, 2-car garage, amesite ?4464*’“ ®' District of Manchester, on the 18th dap Snsm. OH 60438. ______^ Apartaitnte—Flat*— 15,500 sq. ft. leased, owner's of' J.D. REALTY CO. Tbro riders, reels, and reteilea. tree-pickup and delivery. on amaU bron Rd., Bolton. MI 8-8427. Call HArrison 8-0408. Open days drive, larM lot. $17,900. PhUbrick ------^ ------:------yoUr housing style is Cape. Co- w m T s^ R m Uv 53to^*^^^ of September. 1941. _ _ . . garden and lawn aomUea. L A M ATTENTION! What section 9 to 4, rUghta 7:30 to 9:30. Tenanenta 69 flee 28x40, and a drug store and Agency, MI 9-8464. $12,950-6 ROOM C ^ . 4 bedrooma, J lonlal, Ranch or Split, we c m show I 9-6315. 470 XIAIN ST. XU $-6129 Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. Judas^ WANTED—Rld« from West Middle radios, i^>hs. Hours 2-10 Manchester do you Uve In? Do FO R SAID—Pomeranian puppies barber shop. Second floor, large Estate ot Henry C. Frelhelt. lato of Equipment Ootpomnon, . Route 83, p.m. H A B tastefully decora^’,oratM. tecellenl yim toe type you prefer meto^^ r»„ch Msnehester to said District, deceased. Tpke., vldnity o t Edison Rd.. to and TV. Ml you have an Avon RepirMentative also, part Ptw puppy, male, AKC GENERAL RENTAL agency, J. iltaplay rMm 54x160. '3 offices SIX ROOM ranch, 6 years, old, XSniwcKtd Center or Holl-Krome Vernon, Conn. TR 8-7609. 9-5682, Ml 2-1479. condition. Many poaaiblUUea at I your housing dcdlkra are high or low with country living, patio, over GOOD SOUND VALUES On motion of Lillian B. Freihelt of calling cm you regularly? If you ireglstered. Very reasonable. - MI Garden—Farm—Dairy Realty, 470 M ain, Street, 14x15, one office 24x24, 2 oU fired Bowerd School, all rooms better this attractive price. Beechler- We can show you the home to fit said Manehsster, administratrix with vicinity. Honra 8-8. M I 9-5822. don't, perhaps It la an open terri­ 4-0768. , I else garage, many extras, easily VERNON will annexed. CHAIN SAW work — TreSs cut. Products 50 3-5129. ftrrnaces 495,000 BTU’s. Potential than average to size, .entire baae' Smith, Realtors, XU 64952, XU your budget. Call us TODAY and ORDERED: ThatIt fix montht frott Reaaonable- rates. CaU F I - 2-7558 tory, which could offer you a good income $23,000 per yearl Selling flnsncsd. West Side Realty, XCI WAirnSD—Ride from vlclnlt;Ity of MilUntry Dresniiaking ment finizhed oft into large family 3-6969. ask about our All-in-Ons Housing | 9-6315. $18,200—5 room ranch; hot water the l*th day of 8teiAMBbcr. e « _ j _ - . 1961. . be between 1:80-4:80 or any time earning opportunity. If you would TOMATOES—Pick your own 50c a THREE ROOM cold flat, automatic price $116,000. Schwartz Real E s­ room. mortgage, priced for Purchase Plan. and the same are limitedIlmn^ aitoand alhsdlowig ' Burnham and Croft Road Man- Live Stock 42 hot water. 54 Birch St., second heat, cerramie bath, to ^ e t neigh- i'or the creditors within which tO' hrma Saturday or Sunday. fO and altera- like to sell Avon, please Call BU half btuhel. Michael Kurya, tate, ML£ Realtor, AD 6-1241, MI quiet sMe, $16,900. PhUbrick I MANCHESTER— Kenwood Ro*d. ehaatar to vldnity New Park Ave. FOR DF 0-4923 for more informatloiii. floor. MI 9-8590. 21 ST E E P HOLLOW LANE—Qual borhbod. . ' * to their claims against said estate, s m - Slid HamUton St., Hartford. Hours tiana, caU Lyn stake MI 8-0882 French Road, Bolton. 3-0683. Agency, XU 9-8464. New oversize 5% room ranch, qe- said administratrix c.t.a. Is directed to M A M RUBBISH — Itesidentlal, Ity construction plus a prime loca­ giro public nottee to the ersdltorii te 20:80. Phone MI 4-0890. any tlma. FOUR ROOMS, hot air oil ramic tile bath, 3 bedrooma, $14,500—New 8% iW n ranch, commercial, industrial. Barrela WANTED—TVo women to take BLACK HENS for sale, 248 Wetfa FOR SAID—- Apples, hand ^cki heat, BRICK HOXIE—6 large rooms, 2 1 JARVIS tion plus good neighbors ■. all the brlBg in their claims withlp aald^thTO ereU St., Manchester. near bus, Parkade, adults. 84 kftchan with formica counters, | necessary tocremeqta that make near schools, large kitchen with showed by puhllsfanig a. copy ot tlte R ID ER S w a n t e d from Manches­ furnished. Cleaning vacant hobias, care of oUr branch stores. Hours also gooa wlndfaUs. Louis Bunce, full baths, 2-csr garsgd, excellent order to some newsMper hs'rinf a apartments, attlea, cenars. rarda. Durant fit. Land For Sale 71 birch esbinets, exhsust fan, din­ a house, a pleasant home. Here’s a built-in-birch .eatoeta. Oenunie ter Center to vicinity Capitol Ave., Moving—Tradring— for one, 11-6 p.m., the other 1-6 529 W. Center St., MI 8-81]^. condiUon. Between one and two ing ansa, built-ina, picture win-{ bath. XCany ai^aa. . eulatlon to said probate district witoto IncineiatoFs emptied. Light truck­ p.m. New System Laundry, Har- REA LTY CO. beauty'that ha« it all. Six room ten days from the date of tWs ord^ Hartford. Can MI 3-7685 itftn 6. Ponltry and Snpplies 43 76 LINDEN STREET, Immediate FOUR LOTS, Bolton Notch. Water acres ot land. Fruit trees. High dow, full cellar wdth hatchway, Cape with a heated breezeway and and return milks to this court of -the ing. MI 0-9787, Storage 20 risen St. elevation. Six mUea from Man­ XU 8-4112 x n t-2619 $18,200—New q>Ut level 7 rooms. occupancy, 6 room duplex. Lease included on each. $3,200. 12 acrei amesite drive, oil hot sir heat. garage. IH baths, paneled walls, notice WALLETT. Judge. W A irm )—Ride to Main St., Hart- Fertilizers 50-A and references. MI 8-2721 — 9 to 6. chester. PhUbrick Agency. Xd { large lot, folly landscaped with XU 8-7847 This house to unique. Haa every- toed from vldnity Plymouth Lane AIX> KINDS of clocks repaired. An­ AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- ASSISTANT to bookkeeper, part- Andover. $2,200. PI 2-8090. XU 9-1200 etc. 117-foot fro n t^ e, good depth. tiques Included. Work guaranteed. 85 HENS—$1 each. 613 Keeney St, 9-8464 ■hrubs,■ • sldewafka tiki and curbs. - -Price ■ I thing including easy financing; and B. Center Street, 8 a.m. MI moving, packing, storage. Low time, accurate typist, legible GOOD COW MANURE $5 and $10 TH REE ROOMS, first floor. lighU, Nice plantings. Make this a home MI 9-1962 rate on long distance moves to hand. Good salary. Apply. Stir- M I 84434; AVON -<-18H aCcca, choice land, 615,690. Down payment 6750.1 n b a r PARKADE—6 room Cape, you must see to appreciate. The loads. DeUvered. Ebccdlent for heat, hot water. Two adults, $85. food location, nice view, 546,800 RANCH—6H roonu, S years old Schwartz Real Estate, MLS Real­ JAMES 0. DOWLING NOTICE 48 states. Pereonalised eervlee, MI ivy’s, 789 Main Stireet. shrubs, lawns, etc. MI 8-7804, MI Bowers School area, famUy size bright and cheerful kitchen, up price is fair at $22,900. T. J. HOME LANDSCAPING, la 2-5187, CH 7-1423. Inquire 30 WlUlama St.- bseph Barth, Broker, XU 9-0320. tor, AD 6-1241, AD 3-1319. Crockett, Realtor. XU 3-1677 MI 9-7677 maintenance, lawn fertlUaatlon, 9-8731. kitchen, plastered walls, cast Iron stairs recently completed with 2 ZONING BOARD E ID E R L Y LADY to Hartford de- Aiticles For Sale 45 FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, hot bedrooms, lavatory, foil shed dor AatiMBOlincp for Sale 4 hedge pruning. Contact John E . MANCHES^TER Package Delivery. slreg Older woman as housekeep­ baseboard heat, 1-car garage. This 1125,500 -BOLTON; Large 6 room ASKING $16,200. XCanchester — 6 OF APPEALS TV ANTENNAS, tubes, parts and water, and ga« for cooking, else- houae otters you those little extras ranch, 3 foil batha, large 11' mer. An excellent kuy for the | $15.900—XIANCHESTER. Older Co­ WhfOiam. MI 0-3860. LightJhiicUng u d paduge deUv- er, Uve to. Reasonable wage* and Huoaca For Sale . 72 growing family. Beechler-Smith, I lonlal home, 8 rooms and- sun. room Capa recently redecorated, Variances-exoeption OLDER GARS mechaidce spe- accessories sale to our famous “Do trie refrigerator and gas stove. MI that make a houae a home, $19,600. room, dining i^ m , 2 or 3 bed- aluminum aiding; aluminum, com­ dala. tixlt youneU ears, always ety. Refrigeratore, waahera and time MI 9-2969. Household Goods 51 9-7787 fhom 6-7 p.m. Realtora, XU 9-6952, XU $-6969. j jorch, 2-acre ^ot, two blocks from granted' SAM’S UPHOLSTERY — Retired atove moving m d a lty . Folding it yourself department. Recelvtog Manchester Philbrick Agency, XU 9-8464, irooms, separate laundry room, binations, good location fencod to • good sdeetion. Look behind our from the ehop. Can take care of 'sin Street. Excellent location for Edward Wilson, sign extenaleii chairs for rent. MI 9-0783. FUIXi OR PART-TIME SoUcitor for tubes, 40% off. AST picture tubes, TORO LAWNMOWER8 at new Mw large Roman bricimroplace. all, *rHnm_a »nrb children. U A R Realtv, XU 8-2692, yard. The R. F. Dlniock Oo. MI ofnea. Oou^aa Motora, S8S Main. ell your upholstering needs at most "21" alie, $21.98, and up. In­ XCANCHESTER—Bowers School—7 1 Thermopane windows. bullt-ta UOW BM SCHOOL--6 room ranch 188 Main St. eoemetic line. CaU Mrs. Leclerc, prices. 21" . self-propeUed Toro FIVE ROOM flat, adults only. CaU R. D. Murdock. XU 84472. -94245. Barbara Woods, XU 9-7702. XIancheatcr W ater Co.. aPbate' NinDD A CAR and had your credit great savinga^ Call CT 3-2878. MANCHESTE R Moving and Truck­ Ml 8-1892 any ttoie. door antennas from 89c and up rotary, reg. price $189.95, special DESIGNED rooms,baths, fireplace, ga­ range w>d oven. 3-car f* garage J * bedrooms, ceramic Joh'annii Evans, XU 9-6853. ing Company. Local and long dis­ .Outdoor antenius from $1,99 and after 8. MI 9-0865. rage, hot water oil heat, custom I Many extras throughout. %, acre bath, formal dining iroom, large tion, exception, Baldwin Rd. Wtaed desniT Short on down pay- T R E E REMOVAL, pruning, and $99.95. Marlow’s, Inc., COLE STREET / living room with li'ront vestibule. 71 PITKIN STREET—A true Dutch Siop-N-Clean, sign varianba. tosotT Baaknipt? Repoaaesnon? tance moving, packing and ator- HAIRDRESSERS—DesiralUe posi­ up. Chimney ' mounts only 99c. MI 9-5331. N. COVENTRY—6 room upetalre buUt 1650. E^icott . Agency, XU | lot. U A R Realty, XU 8-2692, R. Colonial in one of Mancheater’s Manchester lot clearing. Frank C. Noble, MI re. Regular aervice throughout l ^ F wire 2c a dx>t. Also, used 9-7683. D. Murdock, XU 3-6472 Beeitoler-SmUh, XU 9-8962, XU 411 Main St. Don’t give :q>! Bee Honest Doug- 9-6058. tions open to new beauty salon, Six-room home. Plastered walls, fireplace, oil heat, 2-oar apartment with bath and hot water FOR MODERN 8-6969. prime residential sections. Large Arrigo Almstti. dwelling varl* ew Enpafid Btatea and Florida. TVs completely oVerdratUed. See scivened in patio. Elxcellent condltlim throughout. Has extra lot. corner lot. Well landscaped. The laa, gM fiu lowdown on Ou toweat S fuU-Ume, top salary. All repUes for rent. Furnish your own heat, RANCH—A fine 5 room ranch style] $12,600—HEBRON. New i room Delightful ance, west of No. 187 BiaaeU BL. - . Aram and amaUeet paymenu any- MI 8-6563. confidential. Apply Magic kfirTpr, us first for the best deals. Opm TAPE r e c o r d e r s for rent Mar­ Priced for quick sala Owner has to vacate. Rent $85. P I 2-6046. house has three bedrooms (one e v e n t s tUl 9, Saturday tlU low’s, 867 Mato. Call MI 9-5331 LIVlisfG home with attached to n w j ranch, built-in range and oven, oil NEW LISUNG—7% room home to WllUam Fisher, Umited r e p ^ whore. Not a small loan or fhiance BoasehoM ServtoBB 625 Mato St., MI 8-7484. immaculate condition, nicely lo­ small) and a bath up. No lavatory er license extension, *17 Center St. Prices to effect fill supply is ex­ PLEASANT STREET—6 rooms, available to an excelfent aubiurban hot water heat, amesite drive, % down but there to plenty of room floanany plan Douglas Motors, REFRIGERATOR to t sale, $35 acre lot. Only $500 down. U A R cated near achixito. transportation CUSTOM BUILT The above will be effective Sept. 822 l a i n 9L Offered IS-A PblnttaiK—Papering 21 CONNECTICUT registered Ucensed hausted or replaced by, simUsr duplex, hot water heat. $90. Im SPLIT LEV EL with spacious roof­ area. A faw-of toe featurea of this for one either in the large pantry items. SatelUte Electronic Service. Good running condition. Call Ml mediate availability. MI 9-6052^ ed patio. 7 room contemporary with desirable home are 3 bedrooms, Realty, XU 3-2692, R. D. Murdock, and shopping, 4 bedrooma plus 25 1961 ^ practical nurse for reUef shifts to miraery room, .IH batha. Aluitil or rear porch. Living room runs Notice filed to office Of Town FLAT FINISH HoUand window EXTERIOR and Interior painting, convalescent home to RbekrdUe. 165 School Street, Manchester, M 8-2879 any time. for appointment. many extras including traverse fireplace, large kitchen with built XU 34472. ' the length ot the house. Side porch. IIM HUDSON 4-door, gray, $125. shades made to measure. AU decorating. ceUings, Qoore. Clean 9-1786. rods, Venetian blinda, gas Inciner in oven and range, aluminum num storms and acreens through SPLIT LEVEL Clerk—Sept. 21. 19*1. Tel. TR 6-4391. out. Enclosed and heated porch Two -car garage with storage loft. Zoning Board ot Appeato c a n . after 6. MI 8-0928. metal -Venetiu blinds at a new workmanship. Free eatlmatea. No ator, wrought Iron balustrades at storm windows and scteeiu, built' "MANCHESTER Hard to duplicate at $22,500. T. G. High with view, 2-y(sar-old, 8-bed low price. Keys made while you Job too amaU. J ( ^ VerfaUle. MI SALESLADY—FuU-fime, experi­ HOMEMADE ravioU, fresh or 17 CU FT. CHEST freeser, $188. FIVE ROOM cold flat, $45. Call di'viding levels. Living room, din­ in fire alarm, split rail fence. It is Excalleilt value, Belfiore Agency, Reger B. Bagley. MI 8-0494. MI 84121 Crockett, Realtor, XU 8-1677. room, 6-room s j^ t level. Features wait. Marlow's. 3-2521. enced preferred. CaU for appoint­ froten, 80e dos. H. PaaquaUnl. 348 between 2-8 p.m. MI 3-7989, ing leom or den and kitchen with located on a apacious 100x200’ lot. 1 u r r > \ J f n X C I include hot water oil heat, full plea Chairman 1208 PLXMOUTB sports sedan, one ment. MI S-2128, Tots ’n 'Teeiui, Avery Street, Wappmg. built-ins. 3. bedrooms, 1% baths. For additional Information call t l w i Y l I l ------liNV^\-/JVlC [MANCHESTER—Busineaa zone. 2- Daniel L. Hair. f in is h e d c o r n e r cupboard TAIOOTTVIUjB — 2-famlly 8-4. ter houae, Itii baths, pictut^soooli owner, gOod coiiditlon. MI 9-5839. RADIO-TV REPAIRS aU main Manchester. MODERN spacious 5 room apart­ Finished recreation room, laundry McCarthy Enterpriaea, XU 9-5391. family. Shown by appointment kitchen, dining room, rec room Secretary Cars, pboiograplm change: floor sand- R O T O n iX E R Model 3. Wonderful with glass doors, excellent condi­ ment, individual thermostat, E xtra lot. Busineas poatIblUties. PAINTTOG, papering, tion; etudio couch, good condition; on lower level. Garage. Call Dave John Panelera, XU 9-1898. ^ | A ttractive-8 room duplex which I only. PhMie XU 3-6273, Brae-Burn with fireplace, 2-car garage, large I960 CHEVROLET 2-dw. good Honest, econoimcal. Guaranteed -~ tog. CaU Ml 94726. WAITRESS—8 fuU days weekly for preparing seed beds for garden stove refrigerator and tile bath Douton, XU 9-3111, XU 9-5306. Tongren Agency, XU 34321. ronniag condition, $75. Tel. MI formica kitchen table and . 4 Realty. shade treee, beautiful lot. House days. Famous for aeivlce for 80 Apply Corner Soda Shop, 735 Mui or new. lawn. Powerful 4-cycle Can MI 8-4787 or MI 3-1237. MANCHESTBR-4 room ijutCh vacant. Priced to sell. 2AI14 after 0:t0. , years. Phone MI 9-4887. Potter- EXTERIOR and interior painting. S t CItoton engine. Very good condi­ chairs; white metal base cabinet, 2$ SOUTH HABTOfJRNjE—A eix-1 $16.400—BOLTON —8 room farm NOTICE 1 Aluminum storms, newly painted', ton’s. Papexhangtog. WaUpeper hooka. tion, 875. MI 9-8383. like new. MI 9-8680, ■ • room Cape that ia to tip top eon houae, 4 bedrooms, large modern MI 8-6278 BisseU BARROWS iMdscaped, city utilities, 1 4 rf9 | ^ ^ ,j.j, throughout. , Located on ADMISSION OF ELECTORS 22EI FORD 2door aedan, clean, Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. HOUSEWlVE^Royal sfill has. FOUR ROOM tenement, living room with fireplace diUon. New exterior, clean to' kitchen, modern beth, 8 bedrooms The aejectmen of the .Town o t nad t condlU S new tliva, $150. WASHER ■ REFRIGERATOR re- Floors. Good clean workmanamp. few «>-®OLTON. A home with bara Woods, XU 9-7702. Johanna Road, Vernon. Conn, op Sat­ AiSae«-|938. TeL VX 94468 after 6 from the' shop. Car: taka cars of Good clean workmandiip at rea­ toteivlew. LAWN MOWERS—TOro, Jacobsen, one aide, landscaped lot and ve^| »tmoaphare yet only mln- all your u^mlatairtog neada at SEPTIC TANKS FOUR ROOMS to rent. MI 9-9287, SUNNY VIEW DRIVE, Vernon, Evans, XU 9-5653 CASUAL' urday, August 26, -9 A.M. to - •P-m. sonable rates. 80 years to Man­ Bolens, Ooodall, A ri^ . 'Rldtiig 16 OLIVER ROAD utea from Manchester is what this grsat savtoip. Call CB 2-2978. chester. Raymoiul Blake. MI AND 9 a.m.-7 p.m. “* bedroom split, detached sun room VERNON- Minutes from AChooto 1 ^^i^eT^^oridL^ b^^^ and 8 PM . HELP US FIND mowers. Boleiw 7 h.p. lUdamafic rear oC house tolly screened, beau­ and ahopping—we have a 2 bed­ charming' 6 room ranch offers, j $17,500—XIANCHESTER 5 room FORD 1286,.24oor, standard shift, 9-6387. tractors with over 31 attachments. 6-room Cape. Full ihed dormer, IH baths, fireplace, hot water anxious to sell. Prlcatf under Memorial Building, RockvUle, radio and heater. Good condition, WEAVING Ot Burns, moOi bolts THIS MOTHER PLUSBED SEWERS tiful shrubbery, .attached garage. room ranch, half acre lot, high $20,000. with a flrralace, finished family ranch with completed rec. room (X)MFORT Used mowers and tractors. Parts oU heat, fuU toaulation, clty^utUltles, combtoatlon windows apd Conn, on Saturday, Septem­ ,$ap.,M i A4ito. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, INTERIOR-EXTJ&RIOR painting, Active in PTA, Scouting, THREE ROOM apartment for rent Open Sunday or by appointment.' with -trees, attached garage, e: room; comUnatlon windows, dish. in basement, 1-car garage, good aad service. C^tol Bqtopmeot doors, ameslte drive. Near school, shopping center and bus. closed patio, big kitchen, plenty washer disposal, % aeiw lot, ex­ location. The R[ F. Dtmock Co.. ber 9, IMl 9 A.XL to $ P.M. handbags repaired, siigier ceiltogs, reasonable rates, free church activities, etc. 'Hours to 'MatMiie BleaieE MI 9-9021. x n 8-1865. COUNTRY HOUSE ATMOSPHERE On Saturday, September Mb jpONTTAC 1268. 2-door sedan, hy- placements, umbrellas repaired, suit conveiUence. Guaranteed Co.. 88 Mala, m $-7858; cabinets, glass^^ enclo led ceramic y y -. t i w A' T 'T*'\7' I ceiientcellent location for oniiaren. children. U u m AI XU- 9-8246. Barbara Woods, ' XU estimates. CaU PI 34988. Septie Tanks, Dry WeDs, Sewer in roomy 6 room ranch. Beautiful 1961 from 9 A.M. to 13 neon - dromatle, radio, beater. $40. MI men's shirt coUars reversed and income to those vtoo -'qualify. XCANCHESTER — On east aide of bath, big living room with Picture J . p . R b A L l Y C U . 5 9-7702. Johanna Evana,.XU9-56S3. location in outstandingly lovely For appointment only call Mr. WOOLENS FO R rug making. All lines lastalted—Oellsv Water, Fornished Apartments 63-A town. Charming 6 room Cape window, view for mUeenllee, fully •' dock, XU 34472. >, (For those whose mteUflea- •4287. replaced. Marlow’s Uttle Mead yard and garden includes Cultivat­ tions have . matured eubee- tog Su>p. Electrical Services 22 Odets, M ohday, MItcheU shades. Pilgrim Bulls, jformerly. proofbig Dsosb 'With plaater walls and garage stormed. Retired' owner hse kept 1470 Main St MI 3-3129 $21,900^MANCHE8TER — 6 room 1824 CHEVROLET pick-up Cheney Hall, Hartford R :^ . Open TWO ROOM furnished apartment ranch, 2 fireplaces, walk-out base ed blueberry patch and over 100 queht to September 9, 1961.) to r sale 9-8819. amesite drive, nice neighborhood this 1!4 year SILENT GLOW oU burner, com­ Apsitment 4, 10 Depot ^uare, MANCHESTER—Charming 6 room selling below present msirket Large living room with fireplace voters atv any seaslbn must • Workmanship guaranteed MI ing. Licensed and Insured Wilson pletely overhauled that year, Swwsrofiw DbpoM i Co. XU 9-8818, NORTH COVENTRY gren Agency, XU 84821. dining room, kitchen, utility room tta v PONTIAC e m t A S sedan, stemstandard 9-1164 after 6. Cape with garage. Four finished •value. The R. F. Dimock Co.. XU present their certificate of condition Electrical Co., Manchester, MI motor rewound, $35, Mandel i$(M8$ Penri sw a n »gye(i •ANDOVERr-i-Two room fundshed ceramic tile bath, 8 bedroonu, aWR, tow mileage, good cond! 9-4817, Glastonbury, MB 8-7876. AUTO BODY Painter, first-class MANCHESTER plus rec room. Plaatered wells, ex-| planned for Gracious living IXIANCHESTER—Brick ranch, fin 9-8248. Barbara Woods. XU 9-7702 Citlzenahlp or Naturaltoatlon - ^^M Sda battery, clutch, . $60, MI HAROLD A SONS, RubbUOi remov­ otdy. Olender’s Body Shop. Rock- Lurie, MI S-07T7. apartment for rant, heat, elec Many extras including: 2-car at' OPEN HOUSE sPACE-BEA-m r-vAte eat conitructloh, 6 apacious Johsima Evans, XU 9-565$. Issued and sealed .by U .a Im- v al, cellars, aad attics cleaned. vlUe, T R 8-2517, triclty, hot water furnished. C. H. tached garage. Call Annette Hunt­ migration or NaturaliXfUea. rooms, jalousisd breaseway, 2-car er, XU 9-3695, XU 94806. Ashes, p a a in , aU rubbiah. Harold Private Iqatmctkma' 28 fitlens, P I 2-7278. 601 W. iCddle Turnpike ^ top'condition. $15,500. Robert] Welcome to a charming, rustic attached garage, one of Manches- $28,900—BOLTON— 7 room split Service, or a' muNgxirt isaued IBSS^lMuntOUTR sadan, new paint Hoar. ^ » - im . ABLE, ALERT; APT, amblfioUA- Wolverton Agency, XCT 3 1914. level, 114 baths, large well land It you have these quaUtlea, we ROCKVILLE,— 12 Klltogton Ave new cpmmuitity of homes with ter’s finest locations. Sacrifice by the State Department of : TUTORING, sdenoe, math aad en Saturday and Sunday winding roads, % acre lots and, Mile. Owner win Uatcnl, Call XU scaped lot. The R. F , Dimock Co. the United States cm or after WILLIAM J. LEONE—rubbish re­ gtoeariiig, lOgh Bchool-coUege vrould like to talk to you. We have Large weU furnished tw o room XIANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, XU 9t5240 or Louie Ditnock Realty, moval. CeUara and attica, toeto- an opentog for a num to be apartment, adults only. Tel, TR 2-5 p.m. •privacy. Ideal growing family. Join] 9-181$ after 8 p.m. b a r r w s January 1, 194$. In lieu of tbo ‘ level. Blveotogs. MI 9-8841. ExeeUent oversize Cape with excellent closet and storage spadb, XU 9.9823. 6 ' mentioned certificate, a per- - 5 ® _ 2-doar. Good erator, cMnmercial and light trained as a sales represeirtatlve 8-9121 or T R S-6689. large enclosed porch, 2-car ga­ our group of {deasant folks. JECnjoy Sttedard aMfL for the Manchester area. Excel­ AMESITE PAVING dormers end fireplace. A rare op­ life to a traditional Colonial home XCANCHESTER—HaaikiuarUrs for WAPPING—Overlook Road. 8 room eon. who"was a voter in any trucU iv- bQ 9-0389. TWO JIOOM furnished apartment, rage, $19,700 Philbrick Agency, :i-78N . Bond»*-8tocka Mortgages 81 lent starttog salary, coimnisslon portunity at '$13,700. 9-8464. constructed to yopr needs. Dutch] multiple dwellings. We have what split level, excellent condition WALLACE other town to Oanneettout; AN UNUSUAL bargain! ReuphOl- and bonus. AU employe benefits, • DRIVEWAYS a WALKS a PARKOtO LOTS ’ one. Mock from Main St.. ' MI Colonial open for inspection. Prices j ,you need. West Side Realty, XU beautifully landscaped. $16,700 55 E. Center St. Manchester can present a written ctet* Bter 2 pleee living room set; sofa SECOND MORTGAGE money-We such as vacation with pay, tosur- 9-8748. WEST SIDE REALTY/ HAZARD'V^ILLE—6 room ranch, start a t $17,900. 9-5318. Fltsgerald Agency, XU 4-1763 or ment signed by the TeWTa .v and 3 diaizs, $140, Choose from MACHINE CttADBD a PAVED and ROLLED XU *5306 C3erk of such town; that tiM '' can supply any amount of money ance, etc. ExeeUent opportunity CLEAN, ATTRACnVE 3-ropm MI 9-5315 j fireplace, hot water oil heat, full XU 0-6593. . group of fine fabrles. Work done tor mmgages. Temu to fit your Directions; Follow ~Rt. 44A ta]8BVB36 ROOM Cap*-«a tatts U»iki applicant was pravlouKy ad« .. for advancement For ttus better toralahed apartment, uUliUea in­ basement, carport,' large lot, near larga tainlly room, m odan kltch' -by e:qiert craftsm en on our prem- mortgsgas than average position amUy at 882 NEWINGTON—Immaculate 6 room new school, ' Assums^to°NH% MANCHESTER—Income or in-law m ltM aa- an elector Hi that.-,: t’ainm' iM All work fully guaiwteed. ' FRH ESTIMATES • CA U ANYTIME cluded, parking. ^ 1 XU 9-7748. en,- dliitog room, $ or A |i«droonaa, ' 9 ftot alum- also avallaXe. J. D. Ittelty. 4TD Main {It., Manchester. Conn. ranch, attached 2-car garage, loan, furniture available, Eacott ] **'****'*'^ HghJ, wateh for signs. apeclal. Large 8 room home and a town. M X Fabric Salesroom, 175 Pine Main S t, MI S4139. porch, waU-to-walt. Oontact West basement finished to knotty pine, 4 room home together on a large Lots For Sate 73 25 WESTMINSTER ROAD Bmneas Looitloii* exclusive. XU 9-7888.______\ l F. DE MARS garage, wOoded lot, < cloae to OEOROE ¥ ' St, exclusive Chaney Fabric MAN OVER 80 to work Side Aealty, XU 9-5315. ' lot. 8-car garage, garden space — i'ailsfroofo, to Manehtker. MI and used cars ready, THE PRICE IS RIGHT • For Rent 64 DUTCH COLONIAL. 163 N. School BUtlderdleveloper P I 244361 schools and shopping, $15,600, Phil- Excellent location. 8-room Oolokial, 1% baths; attached garage, near Center. Asking $29,500. Law . P f229, Budget torma arranged. Bosinesa OpportnUtiei 82 tires, washing and ahamj SOUTH WINDSOR—Corner X>em St. 6 large rooma, endoaed aun-i^^D -v n im n . . i . . brick Agency. lU 9-8464. rence F . Flano. Realtor. XU,3-2766, fireidaee, hot water oil heht, fully Insulated, plastered waUs,' BXOiaLLENT spot for w y teistoeM ; tog and Clark, 7 room brick Cape, norcJi ■ beeutlfiil haz-k vaM with I FOR YOUNG executive Or aalas- Union St.. $2,400. Call *4498. ■ phis other duties,- No med TIME PAYMENTS PRANGED poren, iwauuiw MCK yard wun man—3 bedroom ranch, lu.1% h«iha.baths, Ed Crawford. XU 9-4410. [ A ttest; «R>6tlence necessary. See Ends wall„to wall carpeting, dty ufivUea. Vacant, Cfioae to hua Itae, ’ or oCfics; O iotw Of town, plenty 4 bedrooms, sunporMi bssement fireplace and fruit trees:. 10 years COVENTRY—4% room ranch, year ROCKVILLE; Chopping center aad adrool. Priced below what you would asj)oot large screened breeseWAy, 2-car 'round home, extra lot, $7,500. d e r h ;’-' Jeiltoeh today. Msadustor Motor of paAtog. ha Mt$9 9-i______garage, oil hot water neat, mod Old. Caii-ba bought directly from MANCHESTER— $14,700. 61 room BintDlNG . LOT--A waU -trted Oatad t ,^aO$lag^awrtiErtiiig 14 to pay. ern bath,jprtccd to sell. West Side owner. Immediate occupancy. XU garage, awitings, beautifully land­ Joseph Barth. Broker, XU 94820. '100x281-ft. lot ia available la ena Bar and griU priced ^or quick Bales, your local OldsmOMle deal­ BTOltB near Mato St. at 9$ Birch scape, one minute to Parkway. ranch plaater walla, conveniently 18t>,'.19$g- • m rooms, rs- er. 'Realty, MI 94815. 94*13 or MI 9-1109. ROLUNG PARK C A P E -4 ftolahed located. Assume 4%% mortgage of XIanchetter’a finest realdenttal aale. Any leaaonaMs otter wUl be St. ,2,600 sq. ft., parking. Apply 10 minutes to downtown Hartford, areas. For addltieoai toformatite Marlow’s. 867 Mato. j r o o m near buga shopping center, rooms, 1% baths, panelsd rec or minimum down—$11 typ«s of considered. WANTBIk-fltock room atteBdSBt, DE MAIO BROS. mONWOOD DRIVE — OMi • room NSW $ ranch, 3 bedrooms. | :ea available, tsiwrence on appetatmant call McOl^w CHARLES LESPERENCE schools, and busline. Priced in the room to basement, fenced yard High Sehool eduesfioB, pravtoos Foil rent 800 sq. feet, ranch, vacant. Owner will sacri­ ‘ 2 full batha, modern kitchen, Hra-j Cali R sato r, M l $-3766. Ed Eatarprlaae,Jnc,, Ml *$N $l.’M ii fice. Priced for quick sale. OaU MI laca, patto-and tu a fs. Priced tot low 30s. Call owner for> appotet* eoaaptet* aluminum stermq. expartenea * heMul. The . Iona T IL Ml 3-7491. ’ 'f«ONEW«-T6ro ■■■ 100% Main Stm t locatton. OUl i €M$[^KI*4416< XI J. D. REA LTY Kaanteeturltig Co., IteRspt It, M I $4410 or MX $-7014. >7$6$«rUI*iSML II, temar.MZ»f8||^' rnant; kil *m $. 670 MMb S tric t Xanrluatar. #F'-' SATURUAY, SiSITOtBBR M, I H l iKatitclrpatl^r St»ttfngJi^raQt H oliday WfiYkidb^p Curtis Discusses HiitM Mimg Main Street Slated in October North End Plans Busine^ Bodies ' i ^ AndonSitm m 0 / Mmudim$tmr^a S id « S t r e e t Too MrA Mario FAva of BolCUi has A n tw iea About 88 parwU hsari! a dia-: be«n named Chairman of the com­ MtitUAnr 'WJ m * « HJB. At a e twine BI01& T tet H n ! Vwea reminded that she had visited cuBskm of propoawl .racommanda- mittee arranging the Bxtenaton N. William Knight, 85 WhiU St., ^the Gettysburg battleground the tioni regarding achool aapaaiioh Service Christmas Workshop this IM Biirnliinp year. The event ’will be held at the n ^ e tor the in the midst of the Big Blow, on it summer, where a "reelly w « be guide had described the In the North End In a taJJt by ]telton Community Rail bh Oct. 25 '«O k!M i^taMetiat et the d m r t - Thursday, set out to keep a teech- School Supt. W iliam H, jCurtia ing assignment “down state.” tUe. blow by blow. from 1 to 10 p.m. l^ r ^ e a t in October. Ibere at a poUuck meeting of. the Rbb>- hour Alter the As he left, Mrs. Knight quip­ ght there, the British esune The workshop will ejdUblt wa 'bv • toclel Christmas gifts and decorationa ^ lajiSSees eteeUng:. ped, "It’s not the Nor’ easters you over the hiU,” she said,. imitating ertson School PTA at the Com­ Save to wbrry Sbqut. It's the Nor' the . guide and pointing with an munity T Wedneedaj* night. that can be made at home. Demon­ Blsther.” outsnetched arm. stration will be given. Mimeo-* A jm uteriy meeting of the Mnn- A Non. The auperintendent diMuaaed a graphed instructloirfor making' all ciheeter Rod end Gun Chib edli ImmdrtaUty atudy made by Planning and Re­ Items on display will be avatlabls. be held Mondey et 8 p.m. et the newal Aseociatee Of Cambridge, A silver tea during both after­ clubtaouee on Deiey Rd. in Oov* Russell B. Hathaway, 364-Porter St., who retired as vice president of Mass. He reported thkt he Is pre­ noon and' evening will benefit the entry. the Connecticut Bank and Trust Hosbital Notes paring a supplement to this study building fun of the ToUend County CO. on Sept. 1 after 47 years In A ^cultural Center. Memben pt Menchester (VATES to be inconmrated in the final re­ banking, went to, the bank recently port of Planning and Renewal As­ Assisting Mm. Fava will be Mm. «U1 etteiW the ennuel state con> to cash a penonal check. V^sMtag hbbrs are 8 to S.p.m- Harold Bemsten and Mrs. Russell v^ntioB of the onAnlteuim -'t sociates. He urged parenU and A substitute teller across the tor all area^ except nuitemity taxpayers-, ^o study this report Perkins of Coventry; Mrs. Marvin Plnecrest Ommtry Oub in Steium counter asked the customer for. Kottke of Mansfield; Mrs. . Joseph tomorroer. Members trUl mMt et w h ^ they are\2 to 4:30 and 8:30 which will be awellsble to all. some identification, and also asked to 8 pjD.; and p m ale rooms where Ulrich and Mrs. Carmelo Zanghi, the Peiicede et 10 a.m. Tne reg­ s regular bank employe. "Do you He diecussied the feaaabllity of Tolland; and Mrs. John Youhesa ular meeting will be Tuesday at 7 know this man?" •they are 10 n.m. td-S p.m Viators building' a new' separate school and Mrs. Ruth Helm. Ellington. p.m. et tbeltmlian-Amierican Cljo. The retired banker, once a teller are requested not tp sntdke in pa­ unit adjacent to the existing Rob­ Mrs. Hervey Ward will ■ bo in ertson S c l^ l along with planning himself, agrees, with a chuckle, tient’s rooms. No i^ re than two charge of the program. Members that the sub teller was doing the ultimate replacement o f the Rob- visitors at one rime, patient. ere rcmladed to . bring canned proper thing as all ‘tellera are ertson ’building within five to 10- SUSINESSMEItf goods. tmined to do. years. The present Robertson PaiUcMta Today: 235 school was built In 1913, he ]>oint- The Luther League of the .Con- Deaa’g U ai ADMITTED YESTERDAY: ed out. Give Your Account^ eordie Lutheran Church will hold A Manchester aophomore at an Thomaa Qtrswold, Upper Butcher Emphasising that he was ex­ Receivable Dignified e meeting Sunday night. Sept. 24 area college was registering for Rd.. Rockville; George Mortlock, pressing his personal opinions, at 6:30 p.m. Leaguers are asked fail semester classes. 318 Lydall St.; Terrance Doyle, Supt. fSirtis cited reasons for' con­ Attention to Invite their parents to the Last year, he«made the dean's Hartford Rd.'. Rockville; Elisabeth meeting, when a play will be pre­ sidering eventual replacement of list, and Indicated that on his reg­ Gauruder, 81 High St.; Alfred Rit­ Robertson School instead of ex­ By Calling sented and entitled “ 'Keep Up ter, 45 Chester Dr.; Mrs. Bernice with the Hones.” istration form with a big circle. panding and renovating the build­ H. IT. Peterson The regiatrar,. glanced over the Sendrbwski. 15 Edmund St.; Mrs. ing. Among theee reasons, he said, Garry form when the student handed It Virginia Medhurs’t. Ellington ,Ave., are inadequate space for growth, MI 9-5317 Any Hour fameiw^ ' Members of the Ladies Auxil­ Rockville; Otto La Shay, 34 Cornell mm. vm iary, Anderson-Shea Poet of VFW, in, and commented that It aus lack o f sound-proofing in an aiidi- good to see a dean s list pupil on St.; Richard Zhoray, 9 WaddeU \torium which is also used as 11- tied ta will meet tomorrow at 7:30. p m: Rd.; Loiii.a Rondeau, Willimantlc: AAA at die Holmes FUneral Home, 400 the roster. wary and gymnasium; lack of But then - he read further. Mrs. Rose ■ Bump^Broad Brook; private room for dental health, •mas G Main St., to pay respects to Stan, Melinda Moore, Zisi Spring St.; REIMBURSEMENT ley Olaaver “ So you’re a aomore this year?" speech therapist Or any health m ia ia i' he queried. Jacqueline HJalmeer 123 Waddell service; inadeqimte wiring for ex­ c m - T v Tba Stein Club will serve a Rd.: Vito Addabbo, 27 WaUter St.; pansion. and lack of hot w-ater in SERVICE '.'• W i roast beef dinner tonight at 7 The Boys, in Bed Beth Ann ParduS. Willimantic; bathrooms. Room 4—4A —869 Main St. o'clock at the VFW Post Home. The four college students were Robert Cratty, 163 Tanner St.; Ger­ The superintendent also favors -wim a PaiHUng will follow the instalia- leaving the Eastern SUtes Ehc- ald Davl.s. 37 Mill St.; Joseph Le- eliminating the Keeney Annex, Waarini Uon of oftlcprs. Music will be by position grounds at West Spring- febvre, French Rd.. Bolton; Dar­ which he described as an obsolete CNuffy I field, Mass., last Saturday. lene Dewart. 96 Hollister St.: Har­ D l^ Stocks and his Hi-Lites. wooden structure, and Integrating Hie BERSOX budget plan mt r East Hartford: a daughter to Mr. ing observed by Potterton’s, Inc., and Mrs. Walter Morse, South The principal also introduced g;rams tx> Ellington, Rock'ilUe, surance Companies of Hartford on Gatr; teachers on the Robertson staff. at 130 Center S t, Manchester’s Bolton and Manchester. Sept. 17, NATIONAL SUNDAV SCHOCH. WEEK Windsor. __...... largest and oldest TV, radio, rec- -Althm BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. Clinton O'Brien, PTA president, in- "During the war years, we de­ BOTlalii SEPT. 24-OCT. 1 troduced members of the executive I ord an^ appliance afore. livered as many as 70 telegrams a Bm ce A. MacDonald of 27 Cam­ lariy I and Mrs. Roland Lestage, Thomp- The store was founded. In a lit­ bridge St.' yesterday graduated sonville; a daughter to Mr. smd board. day by motorpike—many being eisagrc tle 8-foot by 50 store at 21,9 N. casualty lists," Potterton said. from the- Connecticut Mutual Life -Televl ! TH IS IS THE WEEK ! Mrs. Dale Churchill. 295 Main St. Main St., Depot Square, on Sept. Career School at Hartford. A Tufts DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Strike Vote Slated ' From Crosley products to At­ CALL — TO M5G1N — 26. 1931 by Russell Potterton and water Kent radios to today's graduate also, MacDonald la asso­ And. a Mrs. Judith Flaherty. 442 W. Mid­ William E. Krah. A 810 per month RCA-Vlctor, Magnavox, Zenith, ciated with the Ralph H. Love dle Tpke.; Clarence Banning, RFD Hartford, Sept. 23 (iPt—Mem­ I tena« SUNDAY SCHOOL rental fee including a sharing of RCA Whirlpool apd General Elec­ Agency In Hartfoi;d. red Ug 2; Mrs. Alice Hammar, Box Mt. bers of the United Auto Workers another part of the store with tric products, Potterton’s, Inc., Dr.. Vernon; John Mitchell, 58 E. at three plants in .this area owned vro an rabbits. have shown continued growth Robert G. Winzler, a Manchester iwver I Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Louise. Shar-^ by the I^rbanks Whitney Corp. from its 8 by 50 store to 5,000 native who lives in Jackson o fir a w c H THE SALVATION ARMY key, Tolland; Mr*. Elizabeth Wil vrill take strike votes' next week "Good location if one could my ,st( 881 MAIN STREET stand the smell,”. Potterton said. square foot business in modern Heights, N. Y., has just completed JA 9-8287 not an kinson, Huhlard Dr., Vemoh; Ed­ because of the approaching expi­ design . . , 30 years of progress 10-week group sales training tiM AJL CLASSES FOB AU j AGES mund Surdel, Wappihg; Mra. and .nlaxe< ration of their contracts. The 2.000 in Manchester. course at the home office of the BA 3-2717 to. thi Eleanor Wait and dau^ter, 36 Mc­ employes at Pratt * WWtney Co.. Massachusetts Mutual Life Insur­ Cabe St.'; Mrs. Carole Gilbert and One Inc., and Chandler Evans, both in WINS MODEL CONTEST ance Co. in Springfield, Mass., and daughter. 236 HiUiard S t; Mrs. West Hartford, will vote at a has been assigned to the firm's to the MargUerifb Mehard and son, Arthur Feron, 13, of Constance talent mass meeting Tuesday. The 600 Rd., was the grand champion group sales office in New York ThompsonvlUe:. Mrs. Margaret workers at Colt's Patent Fire City. vision McCarrick and aon, Bayberry Rd,. Arms Mfg. Co. in Hartford will trophy winner of the Third Annual Garry Model CS.T Contest, sponsored by Notice Bolton; Mrs. Jean Monaghan and ballot Wednesday. Company-union Nels C. Jen son of 270 Fergtuion ■ daughter, Talcoitville; Mrs. Doro- talks have also been scheduled for the Hobby Shoppe at 403 Center St. Rd., agent for the Travelers Insur­ CHRYSANTHEMUMS ! thea Clarke and son, 5 Avon St. next 'week. WE HAVE DAILY ffaltUi More than 200 youngsters parti­ ance Companies, has received a 50c AND UP plaque for being the leading life e t oui cipated In the event which l^gan DELIVERY TO THE tetovh ALL COLORS TO CHOOSE FROJW in June and closed Sept. 15. agent in the Travelers office sales competition held this summer dur­ AltTBN Other winners by class were: Mart Seniors: Eric^ Baily, Manchester ing July and August.. Johnson led JAPANESE YEWS— 11.50 Up the field In both paid life and- gotoc c o m m n a h o n Rd., first prize: Thomas Shea, 1671 BOLTON •St U] SPREADING Mid UPRIGHTS Main St., Glastonbury, second premium volumes and was one of ALUMINUM STORM *N SCREEN \ prize; and- Frank La'ndon, 130 22 men ■who qualified. Smith Dr., East Hartford. Jun­ Robert H. Bessette, 24 Henry St., AREA iors: Bill Lawler, 15 Farmstead manager of the Ben^iclal Finance FERN GARDENS Rd,, East Hartford, first prize; 170 FERN STREET— MI S-7278 Co. at 806 Main St., is celebrating Michael DeRagon, 10 Great Hill his 10th year with that firm to­ Rd., East Hartford, second prize; LENOX and Gerry Tonski, SM Tolland day. ' Tpke., third prize. Russell Cowles, ]>roceas inspector, PHARMACY The winning cars and trophies Russell S. Pottertbn machining department at Hamilton are on display at the Hobby Standard, became a member of that m E. CENTER'ET. SPECIAL PRE-WINTER Shoppe. Contest judges were WITH In 1932, Potterton _ and Krah firm’s Quarter Century Club last were the first in this area to break Thomas Hull and Edward Cavag- -month. TEL. Ml MW94 PRICES NOW GOING ON! the price barrier in selling a Cros­ ■naro. B.N.P.L. BENERAL ley Refrigerator below an estab­ George W. Tfepp Jr., vice presi­ Sale Also Includes: • JALOUSIES • AWNINGS lished 8200 price. LUTHERAN AGENT dent o f the Coimecticut Bank and The two men moved into larger Robert L. Ahlness, of Austin, Trust Co. and manager of Man­ • All Types of Enclooureo quartera. in 1933 to 519 Main St., Minn., has been named general chester’s three offices, has . been and expanded their operation in agent in charge of'the New Eng­ named to the bank’s associate | 1936 Into the present Howard land general agency of Lutheran board here. . | Sleep Center. Potterton bought Brotherhood, fraternal life insur­ FREE ESTIMATES * E-Z Krah's interest in the firm in Feb­ ance society, with Its agency office United States Envelope Oo. of GENERAL ruary 1938. An upward business at 164 E. Center S^ Springfield, Mass., has dMlared a trend followed, and on Aug. 15, Ahlness replaces Gilman W. quarterly dl'vidend of 15 cents per 1951. Potterton’s moved In its Harden (New England general share on 'common stock, payable present store after a six month agent since April 1958) who is be­ Dec. 1, 1961, to stockholders of BILL TUNSKY renovation job. ing transferred as general agent record as of Nov. 3. TIRES Highlight of the store's history Of the Lutheijm Brotherhood it M l 9-9095 came during 1941, when Western Madison, Wls. Scientists estimate that during V Union Telegraph service, station Formerly of Lemmon, S. D., the year, the energy equivalent of became part of the store's services Ahlness was a district representa­ about two billion nominal nuclear to the .public. Two motorbikes tive for Lutheran Brotherhood at bombs (20,000 tons of TNT) moves Austin, Minn., before his appoint­ across latitude 40 degrees In winds, ment here. He and his family wlU reports- Product En^neering, Mc­ reside at 45 Castle Rd. Graw-Hill publication. They calcu­ Lutheran Brotherhood has near­ late that the energy in the winds THE MOST RESPECTED NAME IN GARAGES ly one and one-half billion dollars over the entire globe at any -one Ov«n cooking of insurance' In force and assets time is equal to about seven mil­ of 8205 million according to lion nucleeu: bombs. is oosy tbdoy— reports from the home office in Minneapolis. Connecticut ranks first in the production of aircraft engines, Wins Sales Award men’s hats, firearms, ball aird roller The John Hancock Mutual Life belarings. copper rolling and draw­ AnSimmml Insurance Company's Manchester ing, sllvebvare and plated ware, bran(dt office has placed first in needles, pins and fasteners, accordr per-man production In a company- Ing to 'U.S. Census of Manufac­ All Typiisr wide sales competition between turers. • Jan. 1 and AUg. 30 of this year JHJ^CKS it was reported this'week by the Captain Richard L. Duncan. U.S. Boston' home office. Navy (retired), of Glastonbury, Michael J. Maloney Jr., of has joined United Corp. as WHITES Bruce Rd., manager of the John assistant to Perry W. Pratt, vice Hancock office here, and' his en­ president and chief scientist, j He tire sales staff, will attend an •will be a member of the advaficed awards meeting on Sept, plaimlng staff, specialising in pro­ through Sept. 30 at the Traymore pulsion systems. Hotel in Atlantic City. Makmey fo’s homo hoofing ■will be 6 feature speaker at the o o r W o y ! event.

25. HEWITT PROMOTED Yoa ist premium qaallty 'William Hewitt o f Keeney St., a WhIrliMol MobOheat erith RT-88. ..th s . life long resident of Manchester, most completely effective fuel, has been promoted from tour boss E. DRil fiat RaDKDS oil sddiUve in use today. And to superintendent of the Lydall and PricM IK Lew you let premium service. Au- VISIT OUTDOOR OISIIAYS OPEN WEEKDAYS A SAT. S - 5 Foulds Division ' of the Colonial tomstic dsHvenea . . . a bat- flo matter what make Board Co., it was announced this Service That's leHer anesd payment plan sad m s v week by Robert P. Fuller, presi­ ether oktna ; hems bestinc raifly soty. 14S ENFIELD ST. 1/4 MM* Rm n S lo t* Lin* RIB-2050 BRIEFS family the wondaiful Miss Dorothy H. Petersen, 41 ISO Oeater 82.—Cor. of OkBrek 4.V Autumn St., joined the ()uartpr ikobilhoot 8fSi of Genofil Tires, buy, safer to drive. h THE ARMY AND NAVY WE GIVE ■-■■'--VI . *2i 7 a lAj GREEN STAMPS YEMSTO 145 jbifltl# SL. TlejeiHeevHle' MORIMTY 1PIm m Mod m* ypiir ix— iUuakotsd cotedogu* ,« I BINGOAND Gmagee □ CoHogM □ Ifanr* o r«pi«Mntativ» pccU □ FilYlOYr. DANGINB EVERY SATURDAY NIBHT BROTHERS 301-31S Ceeter Sf. K D D t a m f t O'CLOCK C R Y , •••••• 4 ••••»••••••••« • 08848V4 8 8 8 8* M l 3 -5 1 3 5 m '' ’i".. ./ H ■ non thU I th# ^ ■ dbU ton* lon- neo-' f*U iblo. !ter- the inty Mr*. u e ll rvln SHMr,2J t1imSEI>T.» I npb i(hi, OilA*iNW» .|- b u n in.

iUobby and Amts 'Rosen, am ta- Chairman Newton- Mlnow c< T 'Ho’>.making plniu now :to not Ifoderal Communications Oonunis- up k graduatb fellowship i^twg a Brosdway musical for Carol Burnett.' It’s scbedulsd to slon." Ineidem are aaylng the /s R e cn iitin i_ in cooperation with selected Unl- penoU hoys sro going out of their veralUes which w ill, enable ■gb Into rehestsal next irrtM : ISiiUUvely titled ‘'C h s rio A c- way "to fiddldlrty lines4» U speas denta- to iearo, the field of, TV that couUt be ln t«m ted far frwu production while earning their d^ couuf-** ' I grees- I think Itls a great idea." Considering he hit the jsekpot Its, origtoai-IntoBL’’... . Big Goncem for TV romments Garry. ‘TfU give nw- in ottr eetimatiofi. In U s chbtoe of N u to M o t "tv - aeU outside Bm comers a chance to gUin p r a c t ^ talent so tar, his oonoem for the UB. passiiig the SO-mllUon maA. r ^ - e n ^ e n c e in TV piodUctSm^wmM future Is undemtanda^ aM expected to, exceed the OU Qarry ICoora, #bo ia up to Ugffoatured atago ahowa plua night competing thMr post-grad eMd- lion ia UB. within another your, bow-tie in work thla aeBr clubil fnto nrovideprovide the exDerieneeexperience Britain with 11 mllUon, and Japan aoa. mnaliui celaaed and unbar- needed b y performers .who hoped ThW way that •'Garnr'e Gang" witli 8 million, lead the Ust.... to go on to biggbr things. Today, Arnold Stang winning th* rol* ttMl bi fhe oOdat o t Jamrtiglit of the last lew yearn M W oe^- "RunmeletUtakln" in MCBT* uHailitlaa day-hng raheanaU e«e. however, the Sewings have little ing out may well bo one-yf the rto' ot •nSw Oany Moore Show” bra* room In whlch>^ epread their sons for hie great concern Mxmt H o i l y t o o o d "llw Wonderful Wbrkt of the wings, Brothef* Grimm."... miecea Ttm^ay, (lO-U new talent •. ;.>0^tiiffla tap-TV director John C B il-T V ». i*U)cal radio atatlona,’ ea« In addition to hia doing a ftyy- .BTrankenheimer’s aiae up o f to­ Garry, "were a gohhnine which timeo-a-week OBB fadipfahow with on T V '"W*’'re got aome great ahowa networks avidly scouted to keep day's Small scrofni Bt. oomiiig up tMa year.” Gary aaya Ghrry, Durwood IGrby has toen “The only thing T V ia Intereatod their etaffe full ot freah, creative slg n ^ to succeed Arthur Godfrey -with aome reaUy funny routlnea." By BBSKINK yOHKBOM in today is ttanquiUser shows” . . . Wearing Macks and a aport ahii^ talimt who had already acquired on "Oandld Camera." Ths Debra Paget-Director Ridd I « , » their boMc training. Apd, h* Carol Burnett will do: a five- HMUrwrodOsrrsspimfeuf Cburtfy aat ia-k quiet comer of jtheS mentioned, the farm system em- Boettlcbef sepsrsUotv ahelving rwh'earaal hall with his timea-a-week ort altogether.’’.., tun Ittdiut^—and it’s shout time. **Although steeplejacks and circus' -— ------" gi«d AUen’a widow, now Mrs. ■' There may be officlsl action otr nortsltsts and those who ply siml« Jo* Rines, assembling letters,be refusing licenses to theaters exMb- larly precarious trades may wen wrote to intimate friends (every- jfin g Junk film s, as "smut ped­ dlaagree,” oboe ryes the start m o a ooUeoWr’s Item) fo r pubUca- dlers." -Itelevlalon'ii ohe of the more im- tion In a book., .The Natalie Wood- Robert Wagner'divorce leading to taw— ways o f making a living. DONO-DI8TANOB! OASTINO And, appearances to the bontrary, a property settlement whleSi even ■ I tense up every Uma that lltUo includes their pW^f* He gets half of her t’West Sl^ Eddie Bracken, who guei^ to i«d light in'the studio warns that “Another Time, Another we are about to go on t^ * Stoiy” loot and she shares the scheduled for ‘The Roaring aO'S”-^ fu m t tec# ik ndcKoplione but thAt gnme way from his percentage .of •Sail a Crooked Ship."... . . _ itoriea this fsU, Hew to HMlywood m y stomach muscles contract. I*nS from Rrnne to do the part., M t an actor, but if I really mpP*« Billy WUder’B memory about a 1933 contest*.'for Eddie interrupted his sisy to .relaxed on televlMoii as.rm told’.I imitators.-As a gag. ChapUn him­ Europe to take the gUest spot In «o, that la acting.” self entered the - contest-and the episode after'receiving s trsna- One of Garry's biggest concena placed third! . ^ A . t AtlsnUc telephone call from War­ Is tbs problem o f recruiting *^5dd (KOokie) Bymea’’'^w m ^ ner Bros. ‘T agreed todly to HoBy- talent. "The one aspect of tel^ Uon from car-patker to. full primte vood without even seeing the vision which dliturbs me moe^” _ - m the upoom' leript," JBUie < aai^ esplalnlng, Garry says, “is the lack of a train- set Strip’’ .shows ‘the. part sounded so good.” ISg ground for nbw talent. • H is added proof the family. "Bbb Banner, our producer, has type mbyiea can make money g o TH B C S H felt the eame pray about it. *t's «s f summer's. hl«eet , groasers u f our p0t peeveB. In oraor tp were^ “The------Parent ittimp,’’ Sncouragisd by the aucoeaa ot telaviaiaB allvs, ind vital In Goes Hawaiian.’’ “Tammy“IBS hia first ventier* A* » neordlng future, you've got to pojur | tr^ Me True.'* “kOsty,’' “The A b «^ artist, yoUn^ohnay Crs,Wford of ■ew talent into it. But where is It Minded Professor," ‘The T rt p p ABC-TV*s ’Th# Rifiemaa" ssrios going to bom# from if T V doesnt F a m ily," and "101 Dslma1isiiB.'’|]||Ui jm t cut two new ------i •St up sodM sort o f farm iqrstMi ' "Toi|r Love Is Growing Cold’’ and as they havp in baaebaU.” Elvis Preslc/s better-than-tbe- "Treasure.” ’ Garry and Bob note that in Cho msn-who-bcoke-the-bank - at-Monte •M days there vfsn vaudevlUe aM Carlo deal for-his latesi .film , . largo mottoB p ie tu n houeea wfalcn Wonderful Ufe’’; $480,000' salary plua 80 par cent qriit of toe prof- StOBTg.-FAOB . _ FOB WK!EU o r Snrr. Mrs & , Plus a $80,000 expense ac- s g r r . tmk c o ^ t . . . AUce • Faye and Don Ameche ■ATVBBAT, isPr. yinsf the parents of Pat Boone U:tVCaaSlesta Bewtias _ “State Fair.” And only yes­ terday (T).she was a singtng- chorua cutte and be w** invent­ ing the telei^ne. The film will b* vs New T o * Alice’s first in 18 yeews . . ^ 41W Oeiioco Feetball KlekeM Ths 60 ctaangeu ot costume stot- to. to ELECTRONICS ed for U Taylor to Tneopatra,” i-M MCM FeetoiM. A*sna— 22 NdjAmlPM Anally rolling in Rom*.... 4:WBsee Of ^ Week _ LABORATORIES Continued wails from TV alley about network censprship wMcb writers, directors and stars are 277 BROAD |.|elmlng “is not th* intSOt Of MBS TtsM Of llto^ek A ftJg Jackie Donneltr Vooto Roal. llSh^oW f. ':t| conteet AlUwush ehlfty Televisipn p r o g r a m neUV’won cloee deelaloB from SATURD;A,Y' Rod two aso, Paole ftaBaaialEe 8 ahould lake ^ ona, (O osa., lUiTBhsl.DlUaB Is celled w a * to pUed h r Staider Woato*. Bow | Sg niustpated). * lls i^ e ." ?6 ow dSpAsSone'orjP^t^ hand of M:M Bake irhat Spara M. B eiii^ Oewa - w to help hlB new trie^ I smtDAT, JIM . to* , CssSlepte Bevilss 8. to. to iAKJS.'Ktoa . 3 MriB^iSKpi^ TenS^ * Certe— Feettvsl Cam— Theater - * . Dcaviir VS New T o * TUSro!* i AiM____ uiaaU csa U :N lIS fea That Sfara 4B SS to, to lerSiMjrsrt.I) S, 4*,^to m Kwr A S l ^PrsmiT *1Aeeerlbee^how ?*»• u.to watoh| S ir M^toSe toss •e foiled the rumored N — 1 e U jm rt triSM Be—1 FeeAaB XesSTO ^ to-SMatoinrte the. Baltimore <3oMa- s » DetreB | i r Idiom, ' a s s s ^ - ■ i*ncaBer,JBra Bartpk (Color) . MOMPAT. fBPr 8— . J E M I E Y 1:U TSIe Wee* , ttito * $ t » AN 8 kur Daekpto RiwN t , 2sSt B—ebsB vsn lB iA jr, SNgr, •“ lito awwev f eer- ^ ITNORRB bmde vSa VbertUes, ssitstof. ' f tSS WiHIBas . w ju a a t ^ ■ Boott. Osbby Bsrto. , 8^ S T o V -iu S Reberi a * ^ , T fW v Ireae Disme. M«to Mlhe_BaaM *e»___ - j T ea Baa s riv is r’ ftow L. liU Saa’ Feamieee Bess ■ Pat to ntom jnfipsr l iB Mews' • WesSheV . A fnMcrgiicB . 4^ AH j s ------■A “ ICkbaM Rennis, w l» ■toifsjB' «:S* OeBese Fi •ri»* third MSB" TV saris*, ha* SMM.MA1MI . . u j s j j j ; . |lieBMl|i|>f. jvMt h*«t mad* . aMoelato j* »; , r « m B M il doesr o f it a* wsO MSTJIL h S iC* HSIUmaa wUl star to th* * aeiem ew Serial • fto to ijjj- »!,*«>•* T tlM A IN th* W*toii«hoiM TV jgtoitoM QEIUTY M l^ PHOmB M i l SBS.soni .The show wW he “ * 1 Artwsas m » “ P imdssesssd’ ’ . • i S iS g % r iw to BewBSg - tb a t'lt Is — haabeenfrijmed to g n ^ S E R T M L n m M t taE£a ll isTwm »WTW ore wUh s. rich “Punsitt of BvU" sa*m sB^“l^ l Slop" at aoto Centtiiy-PpK W S 5^ 5i . ‘ « 3 £ « w ‘‘T l r i $ 7 7 : W > w o wfll w tor iM/o T W I N StofforfTs rrv apoe from Airentaie, s ovsr NBC, aittiough h* i ELECTRIC SHI Fee* Osam . • T oontraet to CBS.- \ her plats father. s . 7:1 i Feto A _____ I A 1» iM iaa Denar-Itevie, "True To Ufe,'-’ SGRYICE StATIPN iNOUSflHAL Fraaehot.ToiM. Apim rife M v«qr " COmtACliHG ^U d% l Blckek '■. « - M I 9-5821 Banr’* Vytor. Ppaiee to Si BISSELL sn. ItifiHABP V, BDBGO, ’Prop, 7:18 Poet Bee reheard Si — rhoM Ml s-urs m MUUO* Tpk*. East ” *• Sfh? the Samjitic Se^ L T . WOOD CO. iL '^ M sS p to W r e d ^ : M I t - T m e JS S T to :iL; m' P A G E T W O KANGHB 8 TE B ' EVBNINO -raaUU>^ HANG HESriUt* COHN.. SA TUBD A t. SEPTB lIB B it 2 8 , 1 9 6 1 P A G E T H E E B ■SlOT)AY'-^Pi TUESDAY Television PROGRAM Blanc Recording • iM ------id nests,' (Btssen prsmlers) From Bedroom 4t i i i5tnss: Za d de nt". Jsyps M siisnsid guest mars when euiaiaw*.AmSCSSt ■ksltoa portrays Clam Kadiddlo- a s . i l **Ib a Show moat g* aa" ig a IQ t^ . U l 4 Mi)r 'H M d i M i ^ S e m hopM, rtM wtas a chance to IWHOliSAU GaMiiMdMhMt I a< W est . ktaa Hollywood a m ost glsunorous pw fom en’ maxim simlelt la tBkan i 8h *w „ actress. n m u m m i '.3 uSSSi^ Ta b a rta ". Muriel Lawrsnoe, Dfah P*wsB Bhsw SA M to hanit by M ri Blanc, comodlBit t i t t • it t a n d voloe many cartoon charge-- T lM F ta Te a "Who KiUsd Julia O rsert" Htart- fo r H E A n i i G supplies Wm M M ’ elds dstoctivs woUag tiis dsaOi teM. Mel, who aterted teat aMtaon ______Q# ]U tt^ ^ » V^M** of a young aaodri. (Pramtere). VBHT Oim SBOfnUM M Richard Demitoa. h tho voloa of Barney Rubble on t i t t J lo th to The Adrtdm liad Bwahby Sho '*I 1m VUntotanM," hnahag yet to mlaa m M S N. MAXlf 8 T. U :M L k m * i & V M t t iM try to riM a V.A Anny Oatitog tta^Ufioiia U g ii M riw, with Dr. Oaoraa redorjUiig actalon doipite the fhft e t Pm " ttod her jCeap. Oi gun for UM hi tta Msxioaa ^ t QietMta. _y‘Crlato aad tSa -Jttea to buy a pem t- • iM .g a to h D m w MaOvaw ' i hat ha aiinoat lostt hte Ufa lo Ctnureb." lh « rote Oas:) auto accident back In January. •( tb « chi M Ahraau oa hSi P e r a U 4 AN PU IM IIIIG w fit worta ng hw a y P a l •iM Ishabod Aad Hto _ S Btenc’a injurlea inrindad 33 titt flsHsas Bawl _ Mews Sterling ’and Georgs braaka In mte teg, and fo r a Triilte O M CdlDoM lfAl m^aUo? Banie, ARi Tro o p • ill HswsjBssits, New comedy serlia Loddea, moderator. Taaao of m thTMtlM to -W M ir n m e ______with an aocomplialM doctors gave him a fifty-fifty SB Ju stlM is .Bempta Raam fadartnr a* toidergraduate' acholam fro m coorageons New York aewspansnaaii who chitece to aurvlTe. Fortunatete, the F u l l RM a h. Texaa CSirtsrtai ftoiyendty ooaa* waamei • iM WaaH Haws aad leaves the Mg cite to buy a news- ■ iM 1 Taaae aoddent happened near the uCXJk 9 * s t ^ pm aBatoatn ir afudeuta from tiSt TV Xhaatta a V iU 1 aiM Mawe______guisr to a w e t village. (Prem- Ctahea Of talraMM D a j_ 5S j —0 n re ra lly . (Saaaoo "Tbs Boa SUeaee." . Russian - Draka I le ito H e e d ire) Boh hr.p l. gela^hs ..u 4 . maOlcal center and the Immediate Cfahhsaas - -Army ofOeer to suddenly fo rt^ • iM M a rts bog aiSnsiva a boat w hirii has a medical attention waa a big factor to. cnooM between .duty to hte Tfaehdawa fo r Uppliig over -on It* •■Owe SHqwiMit FVm "Man WUh My Faea". n a B % P I « t a pm penrite in aavlng him. oountry aad hto natural eom- Nelmm Carrie Mattbewa. side. M ilt Thb Ii na.Aaawwr Ro ntle y. passlOB fo r an opptaaaed ironag t i t t Haws A A n . Btreefs Of Daagev •nie 00101*8 speech waa not im ­ O tc v i s X’Muts’ Bxperieaee Ca A » ‘ MafOfThaMehleaaa a • itt Sperto (Season premiere). ^ ^ M i M ? « ^ ' * ^ UiM Oanv Mesrsttoew paired and he advteed Ranna-Bar- ■The Viewa P ia a c B tr' Tfea Chilstophaai It TiM Meegh-Aldete J Gato^ Bsadred SpMlBl n i^ W., B. Audea. _ B i t Ple to re ' M Sm iler." A auttar-playtaa PhD savers Shew A M - ’Ttulea of Bvkienee" (second hera, producuv of ‘*nia VUnt- I f f 3 .2 4 4 3 tram wUl .ej^hM >fr..Aad«a’a , -diner toots' a strjstrange vengeance MUIlea DeOta Marta U half of'two-part dnuna). Hob creatlTa quallUaa aad'poaa the H iM g ta a vm aas stonea" that he fe lt he could atlU • '^ ? !5 M - f * S ! 3 m « .ta ry w l3 ayatokt— ------Hossfor ~ atataetttaUy klU- te ta W a a a h "Hare Come TVs Wavetr. Btol ehlef George Vtoeent accused of queMqn: "What hava ypo, aa a trace the llahtartoaiMur craft iag his brother. (Seaton pr»> Crosby. Bette Button. disobeying syndicate hoaseB do juatlco to Barney Rubbte. lEDg poet, to aajr to the f^ c a ta a t from its beatontoas to Oemnanr nu «re ) --^jed V m n Weather Leeal waws H orders, faces prosecution by w ill to carry on appealed to the PETERMAirS Chqrcli to AmerloaT'* R« t . SM - ,to Iho successloa of traato uect- •The Vuwltckahles" S, tt. M U lM i Hews ft Weather tt. M Nicholas Cain to a kangaroo producers and they Installed rec­ Ititt S M IS ; act. aa hott. (RapcajJ denta which lead to Hs restricted Fa il Itae-up with (keve AUta, M at court. u S BM tfaif Oo, use. Walter Cronkite narrataa. Previews of tour new shows with $usrssh* T i U ^ 18 S S r B S S 7% h li. h t e 8 TV Presmia A M, M ording equipment in hte bedroom Meat Tka Praaa M their reepeottve atara. BUI Dana "U You See SaUy." Btrango Ula and also soundproofed the room Sti-^ltoacliM tw r “ - SSS?TK,‘¥ .g r" I fO olor) as 'Jose Jlmtoea'j "Bos B t^ " with 8 o f the reappearance o f a g irl to get the rig ht results. And, that’s Oaeatward Bel t MarUyn Maxwell. Rhodes Rear TlM What to Tha WssM „ S dead seven years. (Repeat). SC2 *to*tta Ufa 8 U iM ' Paekaks uritere Barney Rubble la getting hte Perapactlya O f Ot aal aaaa 18 son; "Ben <^ey" with mnqent Make A Dl^ereiiM Where Tw ii Sa vfl ■E. m 88» UU MDHs b DeOta Msvie ' U BHhr Orakam St Edwards and Sam: "The Cor-' IT "Dragoa at tta Door.” SUm and Bee 7:00. vole# from these days. M S . P * * A dtf. m 8 : 8 ruptors'-'. trith Stetaen McNally UiN-Leva ef Ltte Jess unexpectedly play host to a M :M SOeata Please S d iM to a a m imd Robert Rartand; Beane from m . .tra v e lin g Japanese oureua troop, flftMfta T lB A H Ill •Him i urn IN URANOE Thia Oar fUtt a Be * B n l "Top Cat.*’ and adopt aa orphan. (Sea aim U :M Nerws, W eather aad ^ S r is 8 Baaad TaMe St __ ^ A M . n V fffI AMD Otoem* tog . , U UtM .Bearch H i T s m s u ia taem iere). News, W eaflM r aad S p sito 8 r o r m „ ^ g g S 5 & * ! S « d . 8 Marariek tt. M "A Night At Bari (toiroOs". KeB n OeaU Be Te a ...... Bte News tt M O N C T B A C K U i t t Beape a Ja«k Kelly to "Dade City Dodae." M u rra y 3 i % 3 News tai Wsalhta W WHY K A PART-TIME Faaiara Btoip M B a rt Mayerick poees aa a hooaty Ata^ A tt. n S A V 1 M fi S joptort „ “Man WiUi A Although be U :M lailjrlita % •a 18. n r iS i." U:U FeatarsFllm S M E W 817M U F B P 1«AM htmlar tp recover IS.OOO .hc loet has two more years In high " I Take Th Ia W om an". Qpencer ASH MAN? Ba ilda r'a Shaweaaa . a to a ConlMeace m an. (SeaaoB school. Bud toUs his famfly Tracy. Hedy Lamarr. . tf Tewt With ntiMtriek ' tt Feahlrtog Arthur doOfriy as hoet ‘t>n/ L O A ihj bo and hto frie n d s fr e already Jack Pass Btaw L Bm v WIm iBnuanee praleo- . Amarlma At Watfc at SittKSm”’- a liM Beat BeUer^ W e*il eonveri ttMtosgaSS. Dorothy Colltos and Allen FUnt. Oeaat Of Msate Oriste planntog their tnturea to their (Color) .. .. Srteaaa « The aheriff ordara lAasle to ba Oueet: OComedian Wally (kni. (Re- IN vM a a d A s m W Bh, K W ^ favorite branches of mlUtsry F mita re M U i U Araaad Tawa ' a t penned u p w hile h r UTeaUaates service. (Repeat), U :tt WsrM’s Dsal Movie* th(U furnace S. BatvfM i aB baale a u n ^ pre- Utaa Wa BeUera . T the eoramtota et a new.nelanbor ______'.Of The Week- SS. M ns BiflegaaK A M. tt "ttie Champ." Wallace Bei ^ple to tha Mawa a ' Baaday nayheaae ’ > (Color) "Happy m th The Blues." 5 j 5 i H r iB A a c ia t A w aTiTaifer Chude Connors to "Lo st Treasure UtM Jack Parr new Bfhana If M e aasnoeS Uvea Caacera d l .. * la The BaUwtakle toew Bf. It to tfeari, eonconvenient .Musical triCnte-T-hiMed oa tta 1#D7 MAIN «X„ MTANOHESTBB '• r o u t e SL OOVENTET of Canyon Town" Lucas (Color) ta age S8.' Briaflaa Seaaka at (Color) New animated cartoon autobloarapby of the-same aame w m a m r MarSTMeCsto go with Marshal M iM New* aad Weather „ S»wa Ma totlUato M aeriea. Seementa toclpde the ad- M itt Moment et MedttaliMi OAS HEAT U itt Hai^ Baaaaaar -.Newa a, M —to Composer Harold Arlen. TIC Fbtavey Olsea Shew Torrance to Visit hto home town S. A ' available far aaale aad TontUrea o f BUUw tokiaM eose and Daraono and t* Temo Baker 4 * m —Md discover a ghost town vrith liM Haws l!t» TaarOammaalty a Rocket J, Squirrel, Dudley Do-. star, Peny twe is Special cuest.' Uva ghosts. (Rspsiktr AoUh a low cost toeaale— a*B U to 8S. ■ffhwair ratoai' RlA t and “ITactnred Fairy liM WBh KBtr . l^a Ito Bawt^ Joannle Sommers and Carmen da liN Face the Facto - • •iM OsMs OOHs S Tawa. Narrated' by Bdinixa LAvnltode nre featured. Mume by The Jaa Mairar abew ‘‘Dobie Plays Cupid." Doble. CAN BUNT TO WORK O . J . V A N n a Ohriatotoia Brerett Horton. (Premlare). Netoon .. Riddle...... Y i___ ls Orchestra. Don WILLIS Gjarage DSIMBN , The Uvliw ward MOlb* naUar Mavie U determined to cure Maynard of It take* Christina ’White just Mr. Arlen wUl app tr on the pro- STECM lI J S T S i n bis terrible fear of females, cons Conversion Burner l i U te a r 8«w tar la WaaUtiatoa . _ "Salty O'Rourke". Alan lAdd, ram. T, toons and dramas of adventure Nears •iM fta Tw M tsVeam - club entertAtoer ouHnnarts_ her­ clean, convenient in 's-ssM . < and space travel: Today — Walt News ft Wsathsr Ftsm Theta Baefi H int> where ahe’a working this gas heat We’ll Disney's-new oartodo character self and teams a lesson from P I s - i ^ i faaday mahtJBs Osaaeetleiir Baadita^' aeaaon.In the new comedy aerlM, luow you how In -fl 'Oaaaeetleat B a p a it * t Professor iM W Ia Tan Draka will ^ „ W ta De Te a t M f ' Itfa e a aad 'Aatwera < t t preseat a humorous account of ' * A o nchAbod and Me,” aterring Rob­ expensive It can S V K First Jotot T T network. apMar- Hugh O'BiUui to"OunfIgbt a t'fli* e rt Steriing and George Chandler. UB lLO f €Ui^J^k^ Ule’ bistanr oPeoior, aad wOI to- NtoM Mevto O.K. Ctorral." Th«- Karps aad be. Can today. aiwe of .Senate Xalorltir a ^ ye&ce hto Arartloaa ' aaphew " Doris >%ay. MANCHESTER The turreted home, g replioa of a H to o rltr leadtoa—SMiatora Mike Donald Diick who wtu explore the the Clanton* come to g rip s a t the Mansfield t 'eWB B Wat M l S - I B U Baltimore Colta Va Detroit U u is Danny ta .Wffl present a 8 ' i S jtowaYM eneM 1 o f ' WEDNESDAY tefe»i«o» PROGRAM SEBVIOB • W ALLPAPERS The Adadrai i U iM Casnsgle HsB gstatos lack Bsaa|^ 33 TeOaHi TSka. "Satety- Tested •iM dslleca or Tta Ato • SAIGDERS, PO LISH ERS CmBaestal ClssSriim fitt Ihk Tta Oat . ^ Special trilnito in recogalUon of (Color) ' STEABtERS FO R'BEN T MONDAY Te^ision PROGRAM M r. Be nny's many benefit con- • itt'CtoartM SetaiMita •iM Mattyto Faaday FaSatos • c e rt* on betuLlf_____ of _ musicians' The - Admind aad Bwakbj Shew, Used Cars" Costtocatal Otossrsom Byltabna „ U psnaton and endowment funds. d:M Cellese ef vTke A ir . t i t t Ab b Seatbera Shew t toto^ Canto* W A rtists appaarto' Ctot Saarwe Smaesler "The Begtontag," Katy and'her M sVs t t ’ fncludff Yffft du __ BcMFeataie ' handsome boas, M r. Devery, rtd - •ittlS^^ilrttaTlM Psyetatogy Oa* Royal P a il’s Pirtat a a i Centteeatal Classieem AiU FMix The cat . Ditoate thelrlong standing bat­ •tU Behtad Otosed Dears M Roberta Peter*, Beimy (toodmah titt Tawa CMer Today Basw - New*. Bpsrts, Waatte* M -abd hto Sextet and Eugene Or- e e . 5 «Stoay Fatsto tle of the sexes when Xlevary TlM AWealtare Mswg. ditt-.Teal Bear asks Katy to marry him. (Re- COM nNAM IDDliM OOK,hw. ' TV itaa oidM Market , U mandy and tta Philadelphia Or­ Ice Cream Ca. Wall|Mper Supply M a lm s d itt Haws. Weattta aad Bpwto • chestra. TiSa AsrtenMnre^ News ' - News -. 1 a m S T M I N T S T lM a «S u , » OrtM Bs Tta 3AM INCORPORATED M S Main St^M l~ 9 -0 3 0 0 W ta th e r -SS^tores to 'Faradtoa A tt, M Basiaass.Bspsrt •iM News * Weattta 4 ” ((to lo r) titt N»ws, WeaBwr, Sperta ' ' Command, -At Sea." Navto to- M B. OBOROB r. JOHNSON M L. Maangar Bsbta Basd IS TiM PerceptloB. fleer la determined to preserve TlM Uatverrity O ITta Air . Nakad aiy A ttJtt _ Bnstosks Bspert • iN News Olabkeuvs t t "Tske Of? Your Bat When A Vu- 31 Wanran SA - 4 E 1 3 -3M 3 Madera *0 %eat hto "epoUew” reputation. (Re- iP H IB N 0 LT AND BMUPSTTL IftANSAOnONS BANDUMI v This Ota FalUl ^ Heaeta • tt T itt University Of The Air peat) ON A IX EXCHANGES U 8 X B D A N D 17NUM XBD--dnnrijAL iTDlfDS •itt New^ A M. M neral Passes." -A laborer, tor­ t i l t News SSStttea"*^ • M tM Reaaeseey S lU Oaptato Ksagsas* mented because be once- turned U a M T im s Breakfast Tto*s •itt FaiiUeal M to his wife's criminal brother, re­ t :M Mews A Weat t ta Jackie e r to VThe Ooaalp • W M A IN S T B B i r a ' ' . S 9B L .' I E 1 S - l l M •iM Hap Biekards 0 «r SPEO IY Specialty tiU teptaln hMsaree Bahto HSad Oo-r* Hennessey, unable to TlM DatasriM* B*Ma • fuses to> aid the pollee when the Oyer Breakfast Time Otahheasa' aoft-pedal h is -ex-aggerated rep- Bsaapsr Hssm 8ta£^ Slata S brqther commits aaother crime. •:M Hap Biekards AtaUUMlff (Season premiere), TUULY DEUCIOVS Osmpass utatfoB as a w rlter.'la tra p ^ •iM Lseaer Tassa MilUea Dsllar Htoyla ' Ig Beni per Beam fits Mews A A SI. toto Metaing a literary taalwld- ^W gltak". Claudette Colbert. Ray . guatea DeOta Mevto 30 Flavors Atouuuie f !» FeHiieal hy the- base ^mmander's wife, • iU Debkto Drake Mww t it t Looney TaaeS „ a t which he faces an Ombar- Chptsto KsagaSss Waattar. Local Haws tt CHICKEN iiU Debbie Drake TiM 'After Dlnaer Marta t • iM M s r t s T 'Thunder to The VaHay," Loa ''rassliig showdown. (Seatoa Pre- Fw FttIHfiS, ihop IU M I H "T^ghest Man AMt s ". News sad Weattta M.M **=**ffl^*“ 8 lit i Gallons! Kaasatee U itt News, Weather B gpsils > ^W w ll Hi O lUniNITvff t iM McCalllster, BStound Owenn. w*MV4llditt tttt Ctoric. Uta MUaa. TiM Weatorti Mass. HigUights tt News, Weatter, Sferte • S8?ai:'The\kardys Ride High," Bx^Hlea A » w w n *n »n e s x woQiiliL I Married Jsaa B s o ris Oastara ' M Big Raws tt M i IH ob Della* Marta “U' Boito Btortoft \host. "OuiUottae.” MiM I Lavs Lacy (tows t t n a WMM’a "Saeat eatte' ehiok. Stone, Mickey______-Rooney. "Ruler of The Sea Cpndomnsd murderer persuadea i f MeCoE Piaftarm A Draps News B Weatter M 1 Married dean Douglas TiM Wagsa Ttato tt.M News. Sparta. Weatter M aa” w ith toeemparable toato. Fairhanke. his, wife to assassinate the exe-: *r>Batent Blado SU ITX IV EB S m M ___ “The CapUto Dan Brady S t^ ." M iM 1 Iw va Laey toieatker. Local Mews - SS cutloaer. Starring Joseph Gotten. (Press- UiU Fealar* FItae • MANCHESTER OAIX IN OBDSat Say token ,, . ' M Haws ef the Rea. Weather M Mnile*_DMta Ibrte U Bi LOW M njunaesDSt* tore). Captain Dan Brady a "Gun Belt". Tab Httotor. t N n m aad W sataer M Mala Bveat g. “•©artta. pompoua w ild w est riio w .totar, Jack Fata Staw M Ple k^ p ie Mtoatoe Letoe M t ii VMmd WIBa m ;Ruler of the Sea.” (Oolor) CYCLE SHOP TiU WSisteni Mass. BlakUahtS. SS SBlaarMna Haent Bvaag I ^ N o m te • rJL~SH aribag W A JA to • rJ L ^ sa Aakad Fe s M arrives to S t Joseph. Mo., sad F m ta ra t t — t t rU p (Oelta) St. ^rts Camera 'tj P a te r Qaaa g. gg. |g announces that ho has decided to OTCUB SA LES and SERVIO E Tea Asked Fw II CnUg toavw to "Jacoby'a VsT UiM DsaUs KxMsars , work «s scout for the train UiM Werid’s Beet Mevles . • U iM DauHo Bxpesnr* TiM Featnre -catlotL Jacoby tothrrupts hto CHBandV HALL ♦ HAWPWWBP ED. o I tA S m X S Q Tta FrUs is RightRigI (Ottos) Wagonmastor Bala. "Romance On The High Seas." DEN'S DRIVE-W ne. PriM b BlaM M Cbeyeaae 81m vacation to Ougn solve n (CoUi^ Mdta Baa . . S Doris Day, Jack (torson. ColoHibitt H EisW r MS O KNTBB ST..—SO S 4 SSS (Color) "Wtnebester e .? -S k c ? ! „ (toepert) T t a Te x a s Madison and Lahr ara hired by UtM JMIt Paar Shew tt Th e Texaa , UiM News, M ea^r .mat Bpsrts Acadaata PTayta s sa 8 enne tanglee proferaloqally 8 a tough Tsxaa ott m tn to do soma EngUsIi— lUdlfast dShdemy Flaybeaae . - .and ronuaUi___ mAf U ifi *raTsa a r r. Bsrprisa8Brpris« Paekags — ■“ off-shore oU prospecting.. (Ke- U M & . . ftiM Tear Snrprise Fachaae tran boss from with ff OsasratsattoasasratoaHsa UiM Hnaest ef 1M» KIEBNAN. Piett, south Texas. liM Lata News Osneeatrattoa M (Season Premiers) K vs That B*b ShV New Btovs -Altoa Bh*w A M U 3 MMdleTjNte. Wittk „ E*v e S h irt Btok A M Maabaat M W. n. England Lumber Col t t t « i ‘ ‘ v a O l U fa ' . 'Vsriqte show helmad^by Btovs M i s o m UiM Love Of LUe t i t t NtaWsa tlsa a l, ■T e tre t S t. M uittSSaSr^^-^ f AUen and spqtUghUag 1MU Dana; T m tk e r OsasSaaeaaes Lori Martin to "Tha Lake." Vel- ' "AT THE en ar* A tt. M Loula Nye. Joey Pwwtaa and A M . ret dlscdvem that a chemical . Tsmsfisw t Be Tea (Ottos) tt, M Dayton Allen. Guesla include Sfatliis to Ajifpeat* U i MSearch S : ^ Far * r Tensertew a company la plaantog to par- singer Sandy Stewart aad hurt It OsBid Be- Tpa (OSIta) tS, M ■ ehaao the Morgan raroperar, Naatoss'Ptosss Att. H clarinetist Pets Fountain. Las .. Mtoahta Fleas* A «K M UM^by eontamlnatliia tho )uo ISitt TtaoSilas UM ' a Brown eoadaets tbs ofetastra. On Siilliyan Show Uitt The OnIdiBs UiM . A andvpossibly poisoning the town lliMlp7£rtMtaita 1 ttiH Nsers Day Hipist tt (D re m lere ). : • . water supply. U itf News Day Bepert SS liN Best Baltov | SiM Tta Asierieah Masleal Theater S FRONT END lit# Best seller ~ 8iM The Pttee Is Bight tS . M Osuat sf Meats Oilals- • Guests: Composer"Rtchard Rodg- Johnny Mathte, who has not ap­ Oeaat ef Msate Ortato BO l (to lle n ,is emcee. UtM Jack Fau Shaw SB A t H m b s Hllte tt, M -At Hesa* Sm KNIr . • ^ 8 (Color) Marts ■ ^ tt ' S ri and vocalists Martha W rin t peared on T V hi thte. country since Sarfslde Six l iM Npws M and John Reardon. (Repeat) (l ). •The W ta d ta i Oueet, Dap P ito t M Joey Bletap Shew - ••,' St S e p te m b e r 19dd, hag signed fo r an SPECML trims. __ _ _ H the maid of* honor at- -her g irt l iM Aa tta 1V*rM Ttaas S "Joeyr. Meets Jack Pdar." 'yosy Bd Sulllvan Show appearance dn liM , The Wertd.Ttaas frie n d 's - - -is ptevemed W TEN TKAIM AGO Highway Falrel . • Barnes is assigned by his boss nichway Fatoel -a from attmdtog Thq cermdny be­ Senate hearings, on a world­ fsstol Netss WMh Bitty » Sunday, Nov. 36. 1 7 O A K S T . . to promote s ehbnp ana hsV train­ Beelal-______Natea WBh KMy SS cause the . knows of . toe pros- wide , breadcaatlnf networlt atari-, luurvey Otosn Bhsw •• er on “The Jack Paar Show." Mathis la among tboao per­ Harvey Oliaa Shew . ' M pectlve Imsbimd's______erimtasS______pikst. _ Tta dwtotnhsm B Jack'Tasr ftod Us d f s u riite r 'thts Is The Aaswer tt' ed . . , Lux Raok) Theater , atmit- titt At-asms Witt BHte tt form ers who bellevea In rarely ap­ 1*05 PI m m 4 iM 3 .4 2 4 7 wr r— " The Herald Every Randy appear on tonight'I'a snosr. pearing on TV , because he beUevea |:M Heme WUh KMIy tf titt^Bpihe jsS J # isfifiitr^______^ •d A half-hour video aeriea . . , SiM FhM Tbs Iteala ■ J Tep S:W'.< Tka Paels ■ 'T a ris ty show, o o r tS r rto i <-)f^ike - Jaa Mtavay Bhsw SA •• A ttthat nrequent exppeura -in that The Walter EInQheU radld show Com- aeries featuring animal o r I f f 3 .4 4 4 4 iaa. Marray lonss and singer Helen Omyoo.' chai te ra and luqedd IBto an!ani- (Color) » w iui-still tofia m the Nletapn rat- it o o ^ Os b H a tt . •• . edlum.. would adversely affect tho OussU: Pat Harrington, ' Jr., malion. "To V Cal Fa lls to 1^ « .‘ S . — 2 *' 'SJPeW * (^ e d l^ and Bud DashlsU a^ ItM Hsass. Party ' nc-olBoe fo r hte *Tlve” .appear StM Haase Farty inga . . . A new childraR's show, Benny the B a ll has hie tonaUa ^•Ktosmen. folk stogsrs. - ta r etta Tstn • o o t'b u t. a fte r .one gfimpee a t the ancea. Although there are ^tca' Karelta’^Teaaa trih PrechMt - m , M "i^ c e Cadet" etarted over CBS Day and Keep Infemied Oh i R ^ rt Lahatog to "tha Foster.”' .. Oaiuiv Thomas .. UM igb SiMI ' nurse smitten T.C. ‘la stricken and "omu” on th is aittject; the fact titt-Sta le s %2iiis deuhfor tta mnrdar ef hla wife. CBSr Mevtelatt Network (»-lS A S. M irtUilM S SB.. Piep, "Sevek^feye Jfls Ba)|)ate."Qenoi LimE JOE'S TEXACO- PJEL, m rr), and DM c LM slk, SH* is e c M M iu it I M r $ a »m i >Sfca^-pAO » 4 SI 4 Rajunoag,^ Walter Brsaaaa. W , ' H I D O I X .t M e A T ' N « 0 ^ . Bvs Airdta oenttvo iMDdqoer e t tha seriasi, are «ta Bqbarts. - -I- both wodoeta c< H m Ta li VntveP. J — BanrOfilaan • H aity Bdiool ot DtBnia. IvT'-aV;;

Ct' ' PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, SEPTEBIBER 28,1961 ‘Secret’ Moypng, . Coming ShowsTHURSDAY PROGRAM T o M o n d a y Here’S HeUywoea K ioe^ production Of lU lo ICoin* :sa ciiiiai 'Ot 'n« Aw' Pliyay------The QewaOei OeeNaeMal Cauen 0:00 Prem iere)_ . ••rvo G ot'A Sacrot,” haa boiMt ii^ teroeesl'# hlsU y nqetelmod op«r*, ^ ____ Waila,” Themaa OrtO T e le v l^ Weita *ntlM liO nrttfTItnO lK^^ tdid m “The Brlck.,aad Roee." Life tha 9:30 Wodnesday nieba on ^ aatauiw ' -leU, Kaifc meveae. of a senslUi Mtwoifc f « a run of oaaoUy repoKt Dolor ahowta^r o f IfOanrtli lire Theater .0 a.a_^A At.^.w. . ifc ■ an m at TheWoet.. . ray, from. “^dSSdWaSiow 0 programa. In tlmt Uma,' mora tImB “Don Glovnnai’* atairinK Loontyno M lawaOitor s n b meets A im B thousand contoatanta havo tnaoi Prtoo and' O ow n Siepl w ill logh* iie lanaM'.eaa a 'Breakewey. , dv3 w i . r . ^ d iMaar'daMr tmish teen-ageni ai to oohfonndl thain psuiuKpanaU sowiWjiF*-' Iig6t tho NBC Opon Company Meddle the Fox,, a dope pusher. pcRsivo protM hkvn' boan usbo'oa acheduie fo r Um aaaaon. :ta He fiiddh^f vWbyS % erM B tirar eihd' 8lbi>W akaw “SSiS*anl**x!Ma.'' Little C&lifi theUSB OOllve.aarias. Am ong tfaO'moat— ------Tatafv— **Tha Lova- of Tl|ir«a Kinga'* wlU Ilia SSSS! ; i^Sw oS^UiriSib ^ life 1 ^ able wora n coUoctioa o f dlamooMlB 6a praaontad in a ±wo>hour NBC* EO Steve Douslaa hi seek m . a ld ^ itW ValvarHir m l»a dir SiU P«Uz The Cel a comely \eacher laid uteir con­ worth ono million ' doUaro, ^tho T V color proadoaat Sunday, FdO. 8:00 Mawa:' 0:00 JlaeUeharry Oh ferences add .to Chips oopfuslon. fnniMl Hop* Diamond whiOh W M 2S. IMS <>•« pjq. B »T). Cut and m e Oar n(Ui p K ' ^ ' * a;tO Oegele^HMgwgee Hiahwsiwajr PetrtI ^ t e r o ) , w ora by Zm Zba Gabor, and a rara other dataiia w ill ba announced. •Gutenberg Bible, valued at |I8S,v 0 :u ; ears, Saerte, Weather TPmjdltaa g The acheduUr inclUM two other :0O {ujTloKiLfOe Mew 0 : 01, 0<». repeat perfonbancea . via tapor- - - •verseeAe 0 S ^ r Booth star*. “ B i ^ and Bscs re the Ptaytrouud." ..Hasel lu tbe new 10:30 tim e on N o n - the claaalo "Amahl and the tnghh Leeaey 8:00 Weather; Newe eaa gpi e » » daya the ‘Tve Got A Secret" pro­ 0:00 Hewe eaO Weelhea palina to have halt of tho bo- Viaitora’* hy GUn Carlo Xenotti ta Oagaaie K usatee Oi tanioai aardens tumsd into a ducers expact to attract miira ndt* tta ISth preaentatloo on NBC-TV t:0t Hevic ' 0 lions of regular fans. To..thla end, Sunday Dec. M (4-5 pm . KST, In “ PeteoDal Affair,” Oeae nsfaey, they aro-huay concocting all aorta, blade and whita only), and *Cairal- I.eo OwMin. Acropolis SUMT." BOiot. $[95 of otf-beat stunts to oateh tha — - a 0. f.tt. 00 Maps, into A three-wiyr me* ngh* Ueriai RuOUcana” by Maacagnl in Uiool 0:80 Oaeita PeoAe fo r'o «m d of a bootanaking op* watching armchair brigade with a > Ia r d i or A pril color broadcaat, 1:00 The Jba bMkae ■ eiatlon. (RepeJj (Repesf) elements of suspense, humor and, data and time to 1)0 announced. saJWJ" Weel Pels! t W dt vSaSH-VUega MUtoa Della* ;l t e ^ ^•‘••^art^tsSSburg at Oattysburg^ human interest. “taove CeUere.^jei'easifer Jonee PuliUor Prfae-whintng l i t t u d BYank Slnntra and Dean Mar- News aaO n . Of ktstorlan (Mrl .Sandburg erokaa tia hhva aigned to co-atar hrith Tea AekaS Hews aaO tbe spirit of 'aettysburg. when u m DeeMs ■eaieare I Uaeerered . ^ I a new birth of freedom for tho Judy Garland on the latteVa. Unit ~ “ iM U BlaM 1;U; WasterWestera Mass. HlghHlMa RepuMic aroee from'- ground televialon apodal Ih aix yaara. The ffialor) fyarU Oeassta Ueodled by embattled bntbem TV NolebotJsj th e « • Hews ad-yat-Untltled program will bo 1:10 Bamaser Sports.Baselsealar b ootaveiiaMon’ Witti Howara K. U :SS ^ 5 ‘ The MallanaL Pda Opeau' Snlth, Mr. gaiplburg dlscuasw praaontad Suhday, n U id i. U (h- the war ant Its raeanlns to the B y d i c k R U B IN E R 10 pjn. BSD On the OtSB Tele- ' 91, W ChsmpkmsMp Qame for nation toeb^ (Repeat) liOVe sloa of the OTOreuvoU MIHiea Dotfar Moria-Saa 1:00 tt HoUiNood (NBA) ^ Wandotdiig viaion Network. — n « t la v e - JMa Open Traphr '<] Oak---- —Brook ^ • Country Bfdp A len ^W ilh Mitch (CoIm ) around thp Hollywood TV atudioo, Although Viaa Garland, Sinatra caao. Bi.) the New Tpricer la ImproaaodTtyi and Kartia are triende of long U JPk Bepori MUch . - Miner. and the "«n g ••^ 4 Report on tbe first eisht mooUw Along Gang.” ' The theme of to- Bam Jafte’a tiny droaalng r j ^ n fSeSd B e Vee (Oeier) tS, 10 show is air travol. and atahdtng, they wlUappear4ogeUier H M M jn u M ’ ’ a. Oft as of ^Ke Kennedy AdmtnistraUon. on tho sot ot "Ben Caaey," ABC’S profeeatonally for the first time Coqarossmen' to bo Interviewed guest elan Diana TrasK « :« TbeOet&a UaM < a imdude Senator Everett Diik- ugganu . and Louise new medlcAl aeries . , . Jaffe plan in the forthcondng special produc- u O'Brien. (Season' Premiers) neuro-surgeon , .7 -. On one w a r tioa. Mlaa Garland previously ItM BmI ____ Bon R-HI.>, BeiiatoT Mike U :I0 The ThM Mha Cnet « f MeaUe OfMe field (D-Moot.), <---- ■ ~Rep. ChaileB~ A. BUeats Pleahs 41 ataixad on leleviaion in a “Ford Al Beeie With KMjr -. BallecLick (R-Ind.) and Rep. Sam Ernie Karam, boot' Ciassldo Star Jubilee” special in 1966 and Mevie RayburnMirti (D-Texns). Adfai Ste- from tha sUent screen. Max rum venson win be interrlaved. Bchreck stars In the first screen la * ^ e Judy Garihnd Shoa^' Id m Am The WeiM TWm iuae___ Anaels ' 0. » veralon of "Dracula.” 1060. “The Wiaard o f Oc,” atarr Hlgliwey. Patiot Adrentares el Ibgrriet U :ft Hews, Weather A Aperts .Garland, haa-heen preaented Beclal_____ JietesIfe WMh“ KMy "The^ Dane ins .. .. mg Hews Harvey Oleea Shew Leasons,’wMwiaW ’.. A . J. Ruaaell, one of talevision'a S:I0 Praatter JasOee 4i.w . Jaeh Pass Shew (CMer) moat gifted w riters, has-been ___ b OcaH “ A Onn Is For KUUnc.” Man *:W Hewe PSitp who cannot take vensenoe v) U ;l0 w !8 K Best Mevtea aignad to write a televidon v ** LMeHa Voam againstsinst the sunflghteraunt who klllod “ Casa ..Timberiane,” Spencer .Bevea hu son,becausei d a vow to bto Tracy. ‘Lana Turner. d a l baaed on W d te r LOrd’a beat- S:0a Cluutee 8 wife that he ,iwill . ..never WB aeUlag bode. "Tbe Good. Team’’ Veaaa Dr___ 4 iisd a sun. (Rel U:80 daeb ibar-Bhew which will be -preaanted -aa-a 90- Oaeea PWr A Dr. Kllaare , OS <:00 ‘1b V ■ “ Twenty-Four Hours.” Touaa mlmite Waatinghoiiae apedal on Preae T b aa, 3 terne Dr. KOdara flnda hia __ tbe CSS-TV Network Friday. Jan. Ocaaeetleat l to study under famed Dr. OB- NOW LOOK AT ’EM Whe De Tea TtaMt lespto hinses oa hia handllna- of U (8:30-10 pjn. BST). Ruaaell*a an aMbboIle divorcee. OPremf BonMuRood won her first movie major writing credits include “••tsars m Pm OaMp Rhymood -Hassey,. stars. contract as a result of a film teat *Tha Fahuloua FtfUea,” ‘XhUion Aatertau WaaaeteaO Baal MeCaps 0 ^ 4 : » b The PahOe btereeO . “ Back To. Weot Tirsinoy.” The she made with Van Heflin. A t the IM Ih r Inddent,’’ starring Jiuskie 4:00 The U a * d NlgM .V McCoys fly home ta time, both atars were unknown. Gleason, a number of acrlpts for ’Tha United Statea SteeU Hour” and the Art Qarney apaelal, ’^ ’Halloran'a liuck.” FRIDAY Television PROGRAM AMO njtaaaai Sli 8e is WW • :00 CeHare tOI “ The Desert , . Caper.~ . Jeff Cesitfiieal Ptrst Bhaw er finds himaellaelf seeking n , Sad i Jaffa 8:|0 Bnartse' Bcaseeter .. "The StMl Trap' Joseph Ootton, K among doselUi^ot~ beauUful Cloatteentel Classresaa » , o a Teresa Wright women. (Color) Hear Ot Stars * is la A series four picturas Of aa SJB t o w n C r l M Maryland", A:M Patber Of The Bride elderly doctor at .work , . . "Ho’a i m PorohoUp One -Leon Ames. Ruth Warrick. Byme my wife’s great-unola," Jaffe says. and Bwahhp Fahey and Burt Metoslfa la too Woi * “ Bombeheif At Breakfast” Kay "He’s 80 and he still lA in geaeral Agilealtaea Hews 50:l0 Matty’ s Faaday PBaaleo Bank* disrupts the morniii# palm practice la South Garolina. There 1:8t n fa b .DO.DCaal Peats re - . of the household .by aanouncing used to be A flying horse oa the Hspeet 0:H Pells The Oat that she baa been joroi ' to, 7:00 Vi r o iT n a Al* 1:01 Becky A His Piiends has accepted, find is .pi t o wall but we thought this was more ELECTROHiGS tr tt He, _ be married. (Premiere) aj^ropriate.” 'Thfa O u FaMk .'Blahway Patrel ..a^.Tdephaae Hear tt. N •tU brSddsot Ttaw. % ; Hem y , (Color) Guests: Harry Belafonte. IftBORATORlES Cagtata Kuagaret fits Brllabas U -Rosemary Oooney and the piano ■ Vince Edwards, Jaffe’a young oo> SMt Hap Bieba*ds TUIabassee 1000 team of Ferrante and Teicher, Bampa* Rsem Hawsreel ' . DoiuUd Voorbeea conducts the Or­ star Who has the title role in "Bea 8:M Weathei. Newe A Sperto * i chestra. (Seatoa-premlere). Oasey." , . . He’s a serious aebori 277 BROAD OiOO l.aaaef Taaea _ 0:10 News A Weather lt:0a M lig h t Zeae , but with A streak of humor . . . 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ypL. tXXX, NO. 302 (EIGHTEEN PAGESf MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1961 (O haiH lat a * I>Nra U ) PRICE nVE CENTS United Nations U.S. Ready With Arms to Any Red Aggression Ford’s Offer to U AW State News Esther Loops Believes Agreement Roundup Back to Cape Equals GM Contract Boston, flept. 26 (dV-Esther, once a hurricane but now only On Berlin Possible a storm taking a curtain call, - traveled in a large loop over Detroif, Sept. 25 iff)— ^Thefboard last night ordered GM work- Blaze. Guts the weekend and shortly oefore efa back on the Job and granted the noon^ was about 276 statute United Nationfl, N. Y., Sept. 25 (flV—After President Ken« Ford Motor Co. made the union’s Ford department permia- miles south of Nantucket is­ nedy’fl speech today, Soviet Foreign Minister Andr«i A. 6ro* United Auto Workers Union aimi to itrike if necessary. Restaurant land. myko shook hands with him and declared: "You were in good a new economic offer today Ford’s proposal was made by The Boston Weather Bureau form.” roughly paralleling a proposal Malcolm L. Denise, vice president- New London, Sept. 25 —-Preoidont Kennedy af­ the.next two weeks and ratifica* ecohdmic offer, said he believes his Johnson). forecaster said some , minor firmed before the U.N. General Assembly tbday that tha tion -within a mutually agreed company and the imion can reach ’The entire second floor of the 2- flooding may result along low United States has both the will and the weapons to resist upon time thereafter.’’ agreement within the next two story .building at 929 Bank St. was lying coastal areas of eastern Communist aggression wherever it may occur. swept by the flames and the inter­ Massachusetts and Rhode Is- Meanwhile, current agreementa, weeks without strikes either na­ He also challenged the Communist world to join in a broad which originally expired at mid­ tional or local. ior of the ground floor dining room *' land tonight and ’Tuesday. night Aug. 31, would remain in ef-; Denise said, in a letter which ac­ was damaged -extensively. Rainfall may become neavy disarmament program under effective control that he sa^ feet. 1 companied the proposal to- the Head chef Roy Sebastian told in­ over southeastern New Eng­ would mean* the end of the arms racetiitt>favor of "a iieboe Today’s proposal calls for a con­ union, that no real progress has vestigators he opened the restaur­ land tonight and tomorrow race.” , tinuation of the annual improve­ causing some flsish and minor been possible In Ford negotiations ant for business at the regular Applause dotted the entire 38-minute speech of the PrM - ment factor and a coat of living since, the union picked General time Sunday morning. After turn­ flooding in streams. allowance, for full coat of hosidtal' Motors as its initial target in 1961 ing on the ventilation and kitchen If rainfall should exceed dent—^his fii^t before the United Nationlk medicai maurance, improved pen- contract talks. equipment, he went to the second three Inches in 24 hours, how­ But none came from the Soviet ddegatioh, headed byFor- aiona, and the nen^iriiortwork week He said a 2-week period “ap­ floor lockW room. ever. the weatherman said proposal ^i^ch was included in the flooding might become more eign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Its membera.^|at'impa88ive^ pears to us to be ample for doing Sebastian said he. opened the in the first row of seats, joining only politelyfn the applause General Motors agreement. • door of the blower room and was general. • 'the job that ties ahead if both ______i_ that greeted Kennedy’s entrance. The offer'came as UAW Presi­ parties approach the task sensibly, confronted by a wall of flames. He dent Walter Reuther and top uniem sincerely and realistically. ’This the tried to subdue the flames with * The U. S. President was alternately tough and conciliatory aides moved to the Ford negotiat­ hand extinguisher. A passing ing scene following a wrap up of company is fully determln'ed to as he told the Soviet Union that the United States iKlieves a contract talks at> General Motors do.’’ motorist, noting the biUowing Congress Aims peaceful agreement can be reached over the world's No. 1 Reuther entered the Fhrd talks Under the short work week plan, smoke and->flames, turned in, the crisis— that of divided Berlin. But he added that threats of today bobtered with strike au* employes would wcelve at least alarm. W per cent of their strad^t time Five lire trucks under Chief To Qose Shop force must be rejected because “jrield to threats can only lead thoruatlon againat the No, J auto­ to war,” ** maker. ' • Joseph Corkey fought the flames . The UAW international executive (Oeatinued on Page Tea) for an hour and a half before Asked bw reporters aftpr the bringing the Are under control. Lt. Tuesday Night speech for \comment, Gromyko Joseph Sheehan and Firemen Leo said he wanted time to ifludy it. Kennedy Bids Rochetti, Joseph Vendltto and Washington, Sept. 26 l/P> — Con­ He will address the oMombly to­ 400 Whites Flee to Ndola Herbert ’Tiffany received minor in­ gress went back to work tbday, morrow. juries but did not require hospitali­ hoping for adjonmment by tomor­ hi. "m -V C. B. Jha, the Indian ambas­ For Arms Ban zation. row night at the latest. But, the sador,' said: “A very fine speech.” Corkey said a short circuit in the leaders were keeping (heir fingers Frederick H. Boland of Ireland, ventilating system -vippwently crossed. past assembly president, said the In Three Steps Congo Leftists Urge ignited hardened grease. Still to be disposed of were three speech was “forceful in the r i^ t Assistant manager Roland King appropriations bills. If all goes President John F. Kennedy as he addressed the-United Nations places, and not provocative hi any United Nations!. N. Y., Sept, estimated that .the damage to the smoothly, there is a chance Con­ General Assembly today. (AP PhbtofqxJL. manner.” j —The United States gave tha $200,000 building was about $75,- gress members still in town may The Presldent’a aodresw covered United Nations a bppad new dis- 000. Lost to the flames were 100 be OR their way home or starting the broad speietrum of crises con­ annament plan today. A high Invasion of ICatanga gallons of Ice cream. ^^^Qa^ulated Indiscretion^ fronting a frightened world. He US, soufoes e*Bed-tt ona wf tbs y was to havs beat proposed a 6-point .disarmament most bold, an governipent claims . . . Thou ister Paul-Henri Spaak, diplomatic Spaak, a former secretary-general flaga Many people stood 6n their sands, including envoys frpm the concrete curtain thrown across PAIR PLEAD mNOoiRT' ^ ground secret army organlmtlon sources reported today. at NA’TOr was “most cdnclUa- balconies, as if uniting to|see what GOP to Get Tough many nations and faiths, mourned the divided city by the Commu­ Khniahchev reportedly told tory.” West German officials were . New ttavea. Sept '.IlK Uossomed . out In Algiers today their neighbors were going to do. death of United Nations Secretary- nists Aug. 13 -was merely a''tem- Spaak that the Soviet Union pre­ not optimistic, however, dpsplto West Hartford ,e a i^ and authorities moved thrdiigh the General Dag Hammarakjold at porary inconieenience. fer* riow negotiations to a quick Spaak’s report. .> tnaooeat today la HR. * While the resbonse to the secret In Congress Races memorial aendees fai sevetal New British newspapers predicted a d ty talting them dpwn. army “flag day” appeal waa war,” these source^, said. “We heafd the measage,” said Court to laeiMne ta$r York ohurehes yesterday. dramatic switch In U.S. policy to­ Spaak reported to the Council ehargea aad flhea The flag display was hardly of meager ip Algiers, it was consld Washtf "-^in. Sept. 26 (JP)—’The Two ■ Auriraliah aid officials Kid­ ward Germany is shajdng up de­ one. “hut we don’t believe i t He erably greater in Oran, Algeria’s Of the North Atlantic Treaty Or- has taken/>n the.face of a,mild td foe wttii the nroportions obdously expected by outline for a get-tough campaign naped by Communist guerrillas spite the denials by Clay and en their ladietaieats. underground to show support second largest city. Secret army inlzation last Thursday on his and compromising. person for this against the Democrats -in the 1962 in ^outh Viet N$m, treed todky Washington. hour talks with Khrushchev in Bergntaa, an attsnlsp^lA ffr HA for the clandestine group opposed flags flew from numerous buildings congressional elections may come after payment of lansom equiva­ ’The DaUy MaU dascribed CUy’s occasion." - there and “OA8,” the French, in­ rMoscow on the previous Tuesday, Diplomats qaid that d e a p i t e wife, Nona, — - ...... to Preaident Charles de Gaulle’s out of a meeting today of three lent to $70 in cash and a type­ fore Judge policy of self-determination for-Al­ itials for the secret army, were party leaders wrltli former Presi­ writer...Gen. George p . Decker, Khrushchev 'was aaid to- ’have Khrushchev’s relatively mild atti­ told Spaak he never had com­ oa four oeunta of geria. painted -on many walls and on dent Dwight D. Eisenhower. U.6. Army chief of staff, said x^ier- tude, he remained firm against in­ They woes iadteO Police and paratroopers drove streets and sidewalks. Chairman Barry Goldwater, R- atlonal control of the U.N, Com­ Frankfurt Papers mitted himself to signing a peace cluding the status of East Berlin treaty with East Germany pefore gifM Jury two through the streets; atdpping at Even ahead of the order the Artz., pf the OOP “enatorial mand over South Korean forces, in any Eist-W eat negotiations. He AIIQKBQ ^WN|p|Hu the few buildings where the flags secret army- emblems had been Campaign Conr^mittee said before disrupted by the military coup last Fear Concessions the and of this year. . to