■■A- -’ “ 1 ■5^ :,Ar ; ■ ■■’V . J- ■ ^ ‘I) ATerax* Dail.v Net P^en Run tAXURDAY. AUGUST *8, 1999 the Waeh Th$ Weather p i j G « iHanrliP0tpr lEttrnina 'Iipralb .JaoMU, IMS Foreeiiel of O. 0, Weetber n ereee 12,701 \ Cleerfng, cooler tnnight,. l*>w In divisions of 'the Chamber of Com the SO*. Fair little chniige In tern- merce. It will be held at the Cham Member of the A'nd|t About Town ber's annual outlij; at Rose'mont, Krause 9 th Riepublicari ^ DIR. RUTh I pANTA narehtt e f Olrealatla p ^ tu r e Tneodny.. High In 70*. Heard Along Main, Street in Bolton, Bapt. iTi • ManchPBter— 4 p ’fy of Village Charm n e AadlM of St. James autumn r Both chalTenges are for 3-inning CHIROPODIST buf^t supper will take place on And on Some of Manche»ler'$ Side'StreetBy Too baseball games. One challenge was given to Andrew Anaaldl, al^air- VOL. LXXVn, NO. 277 \ ( 8SIXTEENi x t : PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN.; MONDAY, AUGUST iS, 1958 (Claaatfted AdyePttatng on Pnge 14) Uonday, 'Sept. 8, rather than on ..s-sr To ^ Seek . Directorship 9BB M AIN ST. ^ p r i c e 'FIVE CENTS . next M o n d a y , as erroneously man of the contractora’ division, printed In yesterday's Herald. wish Yoti Were Here that at dinner each night x run by Atty. Jay E. Rublnow, chair (House and Hale Building) ' Those wjho live near a lake or ning' commentary was carrli^ ^n man of the profeaeional men's Manchuter ,IUf>ui)lic«na hav»BFinlmy, who suceMded him In hfr. and Mrs. Fred Bantly. 9h the 8cashosa.nre quite often envied by the other female vlaltor regard baseball team. added a ninth name to their Hat April --A '-,The other, to William Slelth,' of HAS RESUMED . WiUnut St., will celebrate' their during the summer, because of ing his appetite. of primary candloatea for Board Thii candidates' are State Rep. 53rd wedding anniversary quleHy- these supposedly advantageous lo For example, she would care the^vnaamifacturer's - division, ,by Rodnfy 'Bielson of Trumbull, HER REGULAR :e T e lls N o r fully count the number of eara of BnicaS^atklni, of 'the retail divl. of Director homlnatlona, but' it candidate for comptroller, and wlth a dinner at their home for the cations which allows them to enjoy Sion. Immediate family tonight. vacation privileges without leav corn ho ate and throw In little ian't that of Mayor Harold A. Mrs. Mary Fahey of Torrington, OFFICE HOURS .Turkihgton. who U running for eecertary of ing home. lemarks like "look at him eat . . , RTCisons. Henrj’ T. Owens. 10-year-nld son Balancing the scale, however. Is where's he put it all . . . he eats . The new Director candidate ia state. » .Board Restudy Bi Two Questions.'X Albert D. Krauae. ^4 Ridge St., Mrs. Lillian Howay, co-chairman In LosV Plane of Mrs. Mildred niarret, 211 Main the fact that almost everyone of like he drinks," and so on. Have you seen sbn^ of thoM St., arrived yesterday from Lih- [ these "luck.v" individuals, is the One night, over the reluctant an employe .of the Aetna Caaualty of the dinner, also' eald that Atty. long distance tranipnrfbtjon vans and Surety Co. Hie name waa an John S. O. Rottner. candidate for erty. Tex., by Greyhound bus afier | lliroughoiit the season for host's violent protests, his wife covered with Incitea.of dust4,. i^ford. Mass., Aug, 26 (IP) spending tpe summer with Mrs. j visiting friends and reiatives who served lobster as a special tj|-eat nounced at a Town Copimittee State 'Senator from the Fourth Sure you have. District, will be toastmaster. The Of 151 N e^o Pupils -*nSdme 2,000 square tniles Tharrefs sister, Mrs. Lsmis Nu- g]^^.ays gfcm to be dropping in for for the New Yorkers. meeting aat night by -Chairman , And have .vdu seen or he*>g, buffet dinner is to be held Sept. 13 were M n g searched from the gent In Liberty. | g ,)ay or two or more. Apparently It was the outspok Maael Finlay. some of the takeoffs of the "Have -r But the local OOP %aa kept in at the Rosemount In Bolton. air tod^.for a single-engine --- - i Oiie Manchester area resident. en "corn i-ob counter's" first en Gun - Will Travel" show? ihool ag' '\ sole legal axeuae for Mons Ypres Post of British War has a 0-roorii house, recently auepenie reiardirig Turkingtoh'a Anbthera State , ticket candidate Norfolk, Vii., Aug. 26 (/P)-^t» light plaivB, carrj’ing four pas counter with the crusty crusta Sure you have., . who will be in Manchester next r snying an otherwiae qualified On Little Veterans will hold a club social at I three such visitors who weie plana aa he repnained mum during Bias ceans. for stie took one look at the Did you see the truck, go through A federal district judge today sengers. It\anished during a the BriUshJVmerican riiib tonight ! passing through" on their the meeting In the Municipal month la former XJ.S. District f egro child admittance into a pre- boiled lobster on the plate In front town last W'eek with this cut out em Office Atty. Simon Cohen of Tolland, returned to the Norfolk School V oiisly all-white school." rainstorm la^night after the at 7:30. Refreshments will be wav from New Yoik to Canada. of her and said In disgust. \"ynii Building that dealt mainly with served nf the dust by finger? . . Dr. Joiin n.'-^ordby announces who is running for attorney gen Board forj^f^rt.her considera The Judge ixatructed the board pilot’s frantic Nvords; t ■ , Thia trio, a mother and her moan people eat them things^" Have Wife, the party members who have an the opening of arlxpfflce for the nounced themaelvea aa candidatea eral. Vincent Oenovesi, president tion the applications of all 151 il is not requited to. admit a Negro "Mayday! Maydtkj^! 1 am going! grown "son ami dHiigliler. arrived The choking boat hiinlodly'yefi Wife Has Kids, of the Young Republican Club, Army Pfr M.vles K. Biardi. son practice of general deiftistry at 351 for nomination in the Sept. 9 bii- PINE LENOX Negroes who sought admis c lild whose scholastic quallfica- Into a spiral.” ’% with Cie voired intention of atay- the table and retired to his favmi- Kids Have Dog. said Cohen Will attend the rally for on* have been determined by Faubus Set of Mr and Mj's. Merle .lenkins. .lot ing "jn.st overniglit ' Tliey were mary. . V ‘P a yd a y" la the eq'i)(yalent of a I Ruling Due Ite spot hack of the-barn where he GLAD TO TRAVEL!! Cenifer St. ' - "U.S. Rep. Edwin H. May Jr., to be sion to white schools. •sts and Intetvlewa to be insuf- Autumn SI.. Is a member of the there eight days, mtn h to the J'jy Krause, who has never tried for Judge Walter E. Hoffman re ship's^ SOS. \ spent the real of the evening A giaduale of the University .of held by the "Young COP at the PHARMACY cient. Minutes before the pilotvPaul R. PTIh .Signal Battalion's sni i er of the homeowner, uho gradually- mumbling strange ctirSes amj Tliat's OK public office before, la married ferred the-'applications back to team in Boblingen. Germany He Connecticut, Doctor Nordhy rfe Manchester Country Club on Sept. Hoffman said the board would Gellnaa, 32-year-old Manchester turned from a genial liosi to an throwing rocks al an inoffensive Two fellowa were working oiit- reived his DMD degree from Tiiftir and the father of two aons. A 27. 2»e m. Center St.—IMI M U M Oia board "for auch further con On .Closing Before New Is a radio operator in the bat embittered miilterer as the days Msflcheater native long active Ih sideration, if an.v, - as you may riot .be required to reconsider the N.H., automobile dealer, lola\Bed- apple tree. Kldej a downtown building recently. Uiilvcr.sity in June 1968, He is a e ppllcationa of t|je$e 26 Negroes talion's Radio Operallons Co. dragged hy Maaohlc tffaira he Is a past maaii- Also announced last night waa deem proper and 'legal'^ by reason fprd Air Force Baae he, waa'tost .Several times the giie,sts re One worker w-aa on a ladder waaii- veteran of World War II, having the organization of a' local com I nd also of those 63 who did not After tliey Imd been lliere sev served with the Elglith Air Force •■c of Majicheste. Lodge. • of .his Interpretation of the board’s in the overcast and had insuffi Art McGinley. sports wider marked (Without mill h conviction) Ings-ccond floor window'a and at mittee to work for Fred Zeller, ijake the tests. cient instruments for lilind flying.\ High School Glass Term eral days, he hegaii In heiome in they should be leaving! but then In second was holding the ladder ill Ruropc. His parents, Louis and The Republicans last night Were duties as related to principles of wtth the Hartford Times will Republican gubernatorial candi law. The board may defer enrollrnent The final "Mayday" message creasingly restive snd started variably ended up deciding It was steady. Corn Nordhy reside in Naugatuck. able to-1111 oiu their slate of can- date,. Mrs. Finlay said that -Attys. speak on sports at Thiirsda.v s ftidates when Webster Copp, 28, if a Negro applicant for one year came al 8:52 p.m. ,, , . , , . dropinng little hints sin |i as, "vpii "too hot ' for traveling. A worker inside the building Dr. Nordhy's wife was the for Vincent Diana and Robert Gordon Me instructed the board to re I W'ashingtoii. Aug. 25 (IP) — meeting of the Kiwanis Club of SB. Ridge Rd,, responded to a port, fhe' results of its "actions, if f the "board Is certain enrollment The plane was presumed to j Kotk. Ark<; Aug, ...) know a wise man once said fish KInally, however, they worked made a motion aa if to push the mer Klliel R. Grant of Naugatuck. have been tapped to head the local ow would neceasitate unnecessary i Tho Supreme Court today hui*~ and guests have one thing in com larlder over. request for a volunteer ^tKrun. for any,” Aug. 29. Norfolk schools re- . have crashed—it'a. fuel waa ex-: (/P)-\-Go\t Urval Faubus tf)da\ this exciiae once ton often. The im- They have Iwo sons and i-ejllde on' ^ group by the leadership of Zeller’s ransfers. I riedly ordered one of its rare mon after three days they both liappy host, who had given con- The winipw-wHslicr amiled and Kelly Rd., Vernon. Justice of thr peace. Copp/a Aeld iHartford County organization. <^en Sept. 8. hauated by 10:10 p.m.—but noHiad 'three segregation bills smell " said. "Push me off if you w-ant, representative for the/ fravelwa The school board's decision is Hoffman told the board it Is not crash w'as heard. A forenoon search j j-eatjy n< Arkansas state legia- .special ses.sion.s for Thursday, siderahle thought In his argument, I Share CMt required to admit, though Jt may Tills was gieetetl ts'ilh polite forcefully pointed out that "If you | hut you'll kill George below." Insiiram-e Co., is marrlpd and hits' ..The " I have voted—how about due one day after a special Su Jhcluded the Maynard area, west' j . gathered foi- tomoi-- , .Aug. 28, to consider the Little laughter hv llie guests stnee the for a street in the Glendale sub a daughter. He is a native of Nor preme Court sesaion. called today, do si) in iU discretion, any Negro of Boston, where Uie unexplained gAinPien lo i lo m o l- I Rock, Ai'k., school segregation FORMICA get in your car, open.^thg^^windows | ydO?.’’ tags distributed In recent to 'a previously . all-white school «xplo«ion had been reported. i TOW s File KPy i "overrughters" Imd found them- and go like away from here, " he ■ Ilmv Kaat la Fast? division. wich and has lived in Manchester past electloni by the League of to.consider the Little Rock, Ark., • case. seit'es a good, and inexpensive litl- Bntlrely too many Manchester three years. aegregatlon case. Judge Hoffman who resides nearer a Negro school Identified by the pilot * wife, one would clpse Central High COUNTER TOPS was sure the bree/.e would make A recent newa relcaae from a Women Voters will be paid for attended by the child during the lel, snd weien'l about to move-on tree raiaing center warns against streets have women's names, said Deadline Monday ha* said he would not order dese Helen, as passengers in the 4-place ; School to furHier racial inle- I With an eye on WiP calendarl ,, the Journey hearable i this year by the local political par prior school .v*ar. ! Chief Jii.stice 'Warren called th* "OUR SPECIALTY" One nigld. in a carefiillv planned There was a cerlain amniint of ihe purchase of trees that grow j the TPC. Marcia waa lejecird, With 5 p.m. Monday the dead' ties. The Republican Town Com gregation o f Norfolk-Schools if the .Cassna. enroiite from Manchester, | j,,.ation. subject to public ref- fast. Such Urea uaiially are brrt-i L-alcr, Hie alreel came back with line' for filing for the primary, Supreme Court upholds a district Applications. were filed by "1.51 N.H., to Wllljniantic, Conn., were: p j High Court back from summer rnovr. thr hnmrou nrr fliank up thr , (on«tiAint in f»virlPnre v\'h(*n Iho mittee voted to provide .|35!50 for . vacation to step into the touchy »f Irqufu in Ihr ! He. weak, aiiaccpllhle 'to alorm proposed name of Hereford, some observers had expected Turk- its contribution. Previously, the court's J'-a-year delay — s in e Negfoee, and 88, of them submit Paul S. Ackerman. 3'2, Man- • \ ,, , , inglop to lake the occasion of the overturned by the U.S. Sthi-Clrcuii ted lo tests aiid- Interviews re-- Chester, N.h., an emplove of the »11 i"’.V \ ' case just five days before schools ANDERSON- hopp this woulrl four thrni lo |’ulll|fl(fr. damage, and awkward in form,-I The TPC was (firick to lecogiilze funds were provided by the Ameri XT *• I L r* I ‘ , Wft.fthmfilon caileil il.*» wvn .siterial ! reopen in Little Rock on Sept. 2. up jitflkrfl All lhi.*i irjujilrd in uh.*i I says Hie .genler. j this ruse. Hereford, the namn of a Town Committee meeting to give ca. Heritage Foundation. Court - r in .Little Rock. quii-ed by the board In Its pupil as Nat onal Cash Register Co. . .,e.s.alon for Thiirs.lav on xthe (Vn- '.sx-,;-: Hoffman toll- the board it majr signment plan. The board turned Just- s year ago. violence erupt-, ft hiinijovri Ihr nrx! nifH'mng «ivl ’ Kvlra Overhead Persons who select these trees large breed 'o{ cow, calls up far some indication of his intentions. Elaine ^.srochers. 11 daughter t,.,, „ip,, ie„«i,rriais. a leXisInHve EYANS CO. In other matters last night, the not consider the possibility of raci down all the. applicants. Fifty of ed when nine Negroes enrolled In' ft fpw nfl • iTpon trd rnuHi'k* frnm lo get quick shade on their prop- stronger associations of femininity However, he said nothing, and his Republicans brought their town of Mrs. Lucille H. Dearochera, | naid F'aub'na has oHtlinrd Little. Rock's Centrsl High school MANCHESTER. CONN. Young Rnn-e Bonadies of Aii- name was not even brought up in al ten-slons or isolation 6f a Negro thr iiu'dhfM fthoul prf>p!^ who liimii .SI Is working overtime this erllrs are niembrrif of a new type j than Marcia. ■ ' ’ committee membership up to 86 Manchester. N.H. i three measiirea for Immediale .sub- under s federal court order for dunk ton mu( li discussion. child In a predominantly while (continued on Page Hfteen) M I 9-12.13, M I 9-I764 weeli, thanks lo his dog "Skipper" oi homeowner knownxfis "Weed Hereford was al.so rejected, but with the election of James Darby. John Shimesky. 34, of 295 High'rhission to the. legislatiiie. T5iev : rai'ial Integration. Ad»lint; to thr homrownrr'.i The l.l-year-old boy is in the the People," „ „ oblique way. As a result. Republicans were 24 Jordt St.. Donald Knofla, 320 CONGRATULimONS! St.. Willimantlc, a factory worker, are: \ ffrowing di«< ■■ V >1 . "j ? ■* ' V ,■/ k^CHESTER EVBNINS HERALD, MANCHESTEB, CONN, MONDAV,'AUGUST 26, 1958 ‘ PAOB TWO T MANCHESTER: EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 2(C 195S __ ’ ■ ...... ' «• PAGE five persons dead and sSXeimthiel'l F c r f i o r e ABTHUR'S TASTY Uahar, instructor and Miss Carole union, aa were Mr. and Ura. Wil injured, two critically. Columbia Lusky, asMstiiln^ Instructor and liam O'Brien of Hartford. Death Claims The dead; Mr. and Mrs. Joe 'E. SANDWICHES Mr. and Mrs. Albert Paskow of Bay State Area Bowles Jr,, aged 26 and 28, and Silk Tottm^ SheinwoldLon •THfflB-HIND THAT MAKE | Manchester 4-Hers Miss lAanne BurrtA coach and, dl- reqtor of the tyater inilet. • Pine St., have aa their house their 2-ycar-old daughter. Becky Fair Champ TOUB MOUTH OROBK!” gueata, their son and. family, Mr. LYNN POULTRY FARMS 1 1 in Weekend Jo; Mrs. Nora Walker Stiicker, 56, . Sailboat iUM Comhed for 4 floutli dttitr Large Crowd Sailboat races on Coluirtbla Lake |uid’*Mni. Irwin Prtskow and year and Mrs. Chandler Connors, 52, all FlIESERVE ENTRIES 9i ARTHUR'S ($M daughter Jody Robin, of San of Shclbyvlllc, Ky. ISotes^ Quotes TO DfJMBiY’s sycr Both lidai 3rah*nybU Win Fair thia posf weekend were chlMfen’s ' Barbecued Chickens Top Winner Jose, Calif. Mrs. Paikow la the On State Roads State Trooper Wallace Mills N O irra events Saturday afternoon aqd ,iSees Youths adult raiea yaateiday afternoon.- former Joan, BerkowlU of Col In L ost Plane said the fiVc occupied the Miami- By Alfred Shelnwold chester. This la the first time the (OontlBiied from Pace’ Onr) bound Bowles’ onr. He said the In 4 Classes Should South win nine trick* et $nit< MancheBter’* 4-Her* tvon nuuiy^w^ond awakl for i^r record 'tiMk. Saturday, In the lightnings. LAset sizs--^cieusi.Y $159 e 7 < a blue ribbons ajid awards 4n She also won ribbons in the feed Perry Pederson Cdrne In first, -Dick gribtdparehts have seen their litUs '.(Oonttaned troM Page One) mishap occurred when the onj ve-i By EAKL YOST ‘ notrump in today’* hand? It *11 In Aquacade granoilgughter. ^■■'sii I e New Bedford, and William Gome*. liiclc attempted to pass another depend* on whether South or Bkmt A 1 H (. U N 0 M I (; N t U 22nd annual Hartford County IrH competition. Molt, second and Chuck Forbes, . Whether it's raising eatU* «r w m K Avr. Miss Donna Mushko, 52 Bnitton, third. The Cfineta had to run off Miss 7^1 th Haver and Miss presumably headed beck towgvrd taOWN—ALWAYS AVA IIAIII EACH 20, .brother of the .dead youth, were and collided headon with- the Ken- baking pies, young "David Atkina Is * fine player. Fair held this weekend on the fair- An . M tim m ^ . 250 p artn ta and Manchester, N. H. ttmklans. , Welt open* -the three of dia A 7 9 ^ Rd„ won a blu* ribbon in- the a double header to make up a race. Elizabeth H n^, Whitney Rd., have releaaed from the hospital after of Mansfleld proved to be a rtal # 5 3 «?oVd n o u n d a ih W indsor, Lock*.' Rib clothing 'competition while Miss friend! g ath ered 'at„th e CJommun- Bruce Hopper came in first In one, returned frorti a vacation trip Logan Intamational Airport at I ( Ml T 1-1-7 f ^ R K A D E - Friends in M anchester of D r.t'head nurse on HI WesV’-,*t Man- mond*, and South win* the flrat 1 1013 ^ ♦ J V a STATE Ity Beach Saturday'aftiirnoon to Boston said Gelinas IpformH thkm treatm ent. champion at the Tolland Courtly bon* and awards' were won in the Ingrid Swsmson, 374 - Hackm atack Diane Mabb, second and Fran through northenK I’faw Bhigtand MIDDl! TUWNPIKf . . • MANCMISTEB K1 Paso, Tex., Aug. 2ii l/Ph- A Iceland Spalding Jr. will b* glad Chester Memorial HoapitiKk * 4-H Fair held Friday and Satur diamond and trie* for three beert 107 3 ♦ J 10 see tiie' Rcquaotade which 'climaxed ha was lost shortly after 8 p.m. Authorities aaid Gibbon* was -car collision at a street dntersec- trick*. :s t o m o r r o w 2 T.M. dairy competition, the horse show St., won awards in the food and Ferrigno, third: In the second Di and into Canada. 2 vraduate of St. John'a Spti^Bopal day a t the Vernon En«mentantjr SOUTH and many other phases of the arts and craft* contest*. the swimming classaa. held during Mr. and Mrs. Frahcls Lyman Me Indicated he was between Gard driving the group to New Britain tion hero last night killed five per- to know that on Sept. 1 he will Hospital School of^ Surutbjfi. *111* averag* good play*r vfould Door* Ope* liW^TJUL ane was flraL Hopper, second and begin the practice of ortho'pCdlG School. « K 10 5 2 fair’s contests. Also in the arts and crafts com the summer. . Larry Hutchine. third. have bought a home on Gplumbla ner and Bedford."- to visit relatives and he lost -con s(ins"apd injured thiee others. Brooklyn. N. Y. She realdea at 39 lead a heart from the .South hand 4F 8 2 Raymond Adamson, 250 Spring Gardner police reported that a Tile Vii-tlma were Mr and Mrs. surgery in Sacramento, Calif. The Marshall Bd, Her husband, Walter, The youthfur fanner came home and would fineiie dummy’* jack. petition, Salv' Jtfendrillo, 67 Alton About 200 children participated. Adult races } PAGB FOUR MANGHB8TBR EVENING HERALD. MANCtIB8TE&» CDNN4 MONDAY, AUGUST 2 B. 1958 " I. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,-MANCHESTER, CQNN„ MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1958 PAG E FIVE meet ,at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the feu WDRO—isa o WHAT—«I0 Andover elemenhfl:^ school. ,. The meeting I- - Alaskan Vote W KNB—840 Daily Radio w T n o —io so has beM called by.lifr. and Mre. hn ' 11 'E' #••••••• -11 • WOOD—1S90 36.K«gi8tered Dondd Clough. cd-preMdents. and oQ llC L ll t*O rC C S Tuesday Seen WINF—1280 Eswtoni Daylight Ilu o WPOP--rl410 willlavtll bhWk the4Wa *lip.a4flTet gathering nt of tli*the •* As New Voters, PTA offlcera am' committee chair Airplane'DoMii Tho ftHlowUig program ached 4- men for/tSe coming year. For Statehood WUAV-Strsnad* nlea ara auppUed by the-radio Musle e 12 Itidependent illahoheeter R v e n I ■ g-’Herald In I.iarge Field BIG VALUESl rnanagemenu and ara aubject to Andover eorreepondent, Mra. Paul (C from Pace One) KTic--K»»s oj tn«, wofid change arithout nottco. WDWi-Aniwyr gl«ats A totsl of 38 voters, weqe regis D. rfanatiehl, telephone PngriiA . A light plan# pilot from Brcn- -for school! 1:14- ■ «. i WFOP-Top M Thns tered in the 3-hour, seseloi. At the 2-«85«. fprd escaped Injury last n'ght U1 aUtUB haa come largely from . • wINF—Manchsswr Herald Newt ' 1 :SS-"' ,. '-8i4a— WBAV—Uersnad* Town Hell Seturdey. Perty prefer when hla 2-seater airplane landed rasldents who fear new and higher _ W iNf—Ituile for the Flret 8hUt W(?OC—Kvenlnl Music taxea will be. required to aupport dijaki., WKNB—On«i Kike ences were listed by 9-''tlepubU- Critically Burned on a large field In BlUngton and WHAT-.^ounlry Hune Caravan WTIC—UfSi In tb« World ceps end 15 Democrets. while 12 a itato fovemnient. WDRC—K R Burro* flipped over. , ' . WPOP—Top So Tims voters were Added to the town's f N ew Haven, Aug. 26 uPl — An Albert Winchenbauirh, 28, walk BOOK W any foderal employee In the ' WTIC—one* stiUer S:SS— list of Independents. expectant mother was In poor con territory also have expreseed fears WDRO—Tenn. EnUa Ford WHAV-Polka runs . Two more regulsr voter-making dition today after 8ame« .covered ed Into Rockyille ^lice Head WPOP—Waxworks WTIC—You Bet Your U lt sessions will be held in the 'Town 90 per cent of her body with sec quarters about 9 p.m. and reported 'that statehood would bring an end WDRC—Robert Q. Loewis to a 25 per cent cost of living al ■ ?fer—N( WPOP—World Tonight Hell. • On Sept. 27. residents msy ond and third degree. burns. the incident. He said he was fly SALE % OFF lowance they now receive for 4:1S— »;IS— ■' y be m sde v oters from fl s.m . to 6 Firemen said the 26-year-oId ing to his home from Maine when • nCTION • NON-nenoN • ADULTS ; ^ WINF—MlibIc wttli Jo* Glrand ,WHAY—Polka Tune p.m. and on Oct. 11 'from 9 s.fn. tvgrklng In- Alaska. ■ V- \ WTIC—You Set Your u l t t.omsn, Mrs. Louise (Juy of New he was caught in a storm and de • CHILDREN'S • DICTIONARIES • RULES ^ The Statehood Act becomes void WUAY-'-Coumry Mu»te CAr*vtn WDRO-Robert Q. Levis to 8 p.m. Haven, fell asleep smoking a ciga cided to. lahd. From the descrip WOCO—Record Rtvu* •WPOP—World Tonight A special 2-hour session will be re tte In h er ap artm en t. , tion of Ifle .afield, Rockville Police • ANY ROOK IN STOCK If any one of the three referen WKNB—P,B^ S:.W— dum propositions falls to wm ap WHAY- PtiUiv Tims / held Nov, 3. the day before elec Acting ''H e Miwshal Thomas’ F. | Sgt. Lester Rartlett thought It w t ic -R om umop WTIC—Night Line tions for those whose rights have proval tomorrow. .JiillioU ii luLs/iioii.s lo r I he K / ndcr'^d rU'n In (hm ipns “ •DRC—Cal Kolhy WDRO—Bert A..GIona Lyden.yden said h'Mrs. Guy told him she : RVRnr NIGHT THIK WRRK TTU, t P.M. The first of the three Is the key wPOP—Waxwork* matured since the Oct. .11 session. laid down to rest .Saturday, after- ! Police. ^ w r e n . KATITtDAr TOX 6 P.M. WPOP-World Tonight Seely-Browli Here Tomorrow to admission. Voters wdll answer PittUFr P«rtv S ;« — ' ■r.oon before her hiKhsntl came State Police Sgt. Robert Boh- WCCCr-R«cord Rovuo WllAY—Polks rime U.S. Rep. Horace Seely-Brown home fror.i work. ' man of the Stafford Springs bar- yes or no.to the question: "Shall WTIC—Night Line Jr. will be at the Town Hall tomor Alaska Immediately be admitted WKNBVP.M WDRC—Ben t Glorts She woke up 1.1 minutes later ‘ rack s .said the plane flipped over MANCHESTER MANT^ MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN EVERY NIGHT THIS \ WTIO—iloBO Miller WPOP—WorW Tonight row from 2:30 to 3 p.m. as part on a field between Rl. 8,1 and Ptn- Into the Union as a state?" WDRO—Cdl Kolby of his "roving office hours" totir lo find her clothes and hair The second accepts the present WrOP—WN^worka 9 i4l^— aflame. ney St., part df either the Spiel- Inc • SHOPPING PARKADE WEEK TILL 9. (SATURDAY TILL 6 P.M.) WHAY-Niiim kVateA that will take him. Into 64 towns REED'Sq min or Cantor farms. territorial boundaries as . the 4:46-— \ I WTIC—Night Line A passerby, attracted by the GRANTS MAIN STREET STORE OPEN THURSDAY TILL 9 P.M. WHAY-Piait^Tl Party WDRO—The World rnnight of the Second Congressional Dis The pilot was alone in the plane. boundaries of the new slate The WCCC—Rocord'^Avu* trict. woman's sceams, smothered the third would accept in.'t,3M».00o WPOP—World Tonight An inveeligation is being made by WKNB—P.M 9 lOtVere He has announced that he will flames. State. PoUcemen William Bucher! acres of public land for Ihe stale WTIO—Rom Mli_. WDRO—Oal KoiDy^ • WINF—News .meet under non-political auspices Mrs. Guy \ as taken to St. Ra and PIverett VValker of the State and would aiilhonre mll-itary land 9:14— phael's H'lspitsl. where she re WPOP—Waxworki \ WINF—WINF Baftrtsiand any person who wishes to come Department of Aeronautics. wnthdrawals In time of national 1:44- • \ 9:14— mained iihcoiscioiis through the WHAY—Platter PartT \ without appointment to confer with em ergency. WHAY —Niglii alch him on any pi-oblem connected r.'ith weekend. For the first time. Alaskans Will WCCC—Record R«vu* WTIC—Night Line WKNB—P.M. ^ WDRO—The World Tonight the federal government. be voting for officials seeking w”ric —N«w» WPOP—World Tonight .kv . Town C ourt SA«i«k>n KX-RA.\KRR DIRS Charg* elective offices of governor and WDRO—Nfwb Reportif 9:S4— WPOP—Waxwork* WHAY—sNium Watch . Town Court Is Scheduled to he Old Lyme, Aug. 2.1 iJh —William Your aecretsry.of state In addition can i:4 4 - WTIC—Night“ C—Night Line held In the Town Hall st 8 o'clock , Forbes Ingold, 62, s retired In Prescriptinns didates will be nominated for two WINF—New* WDRC—MoodsWDRC for Romance this everting. )n the event that vestment banker, died yesterday U.S. Senate seals and one Seat In 1:14— WPOP World Tonight H era WHAY—Platter Party there are no cases on the docket at a hospital in New London. He the U.K House. \ the session will be canceled. lived here and in New York City. fi-BACK liT© WOCC—Record Revu* WHA Y —sMKhl - Watch PINE PHARMACY If statehood carries In the refer WKNB—P M. . WTIO—Night Line J Kxeoiitive Board .Meeting Set Survivors include hu» widow, three 664 Center SL—»fl 9-9814 endum. a general election to name WTIC—R ob* MiUor \ WDR(e—Moods for Romance sons and a brother. WDR(.>-f**l Kolbv \WPOP—World Tonight ’ The PTA executive board will the flrsl state officials will be held WPOP—WaxWorka IS^SO— Nov. 2.1. 1 Wm • :S4- lyVA) .Mthi Weld. The first bill In Ckingress calling WHAY—PlaiiFT Party Wt U'—Iniernntlnnsl Randetand WCCC—Record Revu* WDm’—Monde |nj Romance for statehood was Introduced more m WKNB—P.M WPOP^-Wnrld Tonight th an 22 y ears sgo. m i WTIC—Rosa Miller Statehood supporters say it will , WDRO—Cai Koibv WHAYAY “VVaicti p m WPOP—United Auto Workers Show WTIC-1C—impmatinnal Bandstand OPEN MONDAY thru FR ID A Y 10 AM. to 9 . . be that long hefbre srfother sd.- 1:45^ ^VDH(^ - Mh(>OA tor Rom ance m lsslon hill woOld have a chance WINF—Sports WPOP - WofHd Tonight In Congress If statehood falls st WHAY—Piatirr Party 10:SS— \ the polls this yesr. w e e r —Record Revu* WHAY .Nighi Y^uich WKNB—P.M WTIC—Tim e foYvMusic WTIC—Rosa Miller WDRC—Moods fw Romance Repeat Sale! WDRC—Cal Kolby WPOP-Modern S^nda WPOP—United Auto WorkAr* Show 14:44— \ N e w F a ll ■ 4 j4*— WHAY—Night Walctb, GIRLS’ • PRETEEN • TEEN • -MISSES’ 8.98 to 12 98 Power Squadron WHAY—Dateline WTIC-^UN Radio Ret^w WCCC—Evening Uusle WDRC—Mooda (or Romanca Offers Courses WKNB—P.M. W PO P—Modern S 0 u n d * \ WTIC—New* 11:44— \ WOOL SKIRTS MACHINE WASHABLE WDRC—New* Reporter WHAY—Jazx Alley \ Neoprene-Late)^ In Bf>at Handling ■/ functional styles . . . one low pricel WPOP—New* WTIC—News \ • :44- WDRC—Newa \ m WINF—New* W PO P—New* Free lessons on how to handls d:l4— U:15— lO -o i. DENIM JEANS WINF— Music for Evening WHAY—Jaiz Alley Raincoats 5 .9 8 amall boats win be given again GOOSENECK lAMPS 1:14- WTIO—Sporu Final WHAY—Dateline WDRC—Moods (or Romance this fall by the Hartford Power <-N— rflo W«lalD«Mi COMPAMt AT 2.49 Still the best student lamp there w e re —Evening Music WPOP—Modern Sounds Squadron, Commander H Slsnley Strong iootmsiJ^r Ttmad WKNB—P.M. 11 :S is, when it comes to shedding real WTIC—“Striciiy Spt»rt* WHAY—J *7.. A iltjf wool skirt.s in plaids, Warren announced today. Ji^rinkl^shed Dri-Don^ All Cogpor RIvola' WDRC—News Time WTIC—BtarllKht.rllch 8er«n*i* RejHatratlOn for the elassea will AuHiantic Woatora Stylo light on the subject! And now, WPOP—l-awrence Welk WDRC—Mofids (nr Rqmanco •over plaids, twood,s and pppper- with new styling, new colors, • :S4- WPOP—Modern Sounds 2 . 9 9 be held Sept. P end lo s t 7;.)n p m. WH.* y —So! enade U :44— toncs^ Full, slim and walker at Morse College, t*,3 Ann SI . keeps ever fresh,.. X Ctyirs^ weave .super - strong gooseneck lamps are also the WCCC—Evening Music WHAY—viazs A ll^ styles. Sizes 10-20. H artford. denim is machine sraahable WKNB—P.M WTIC—Starllxht s«renad» Rtgulor 3.9i smartest things on students* WTIO—Cote Glee Club WDRC—Moods for Romanes Commander Warren said that with other dirk clothet. Rein desks today. There’s nothing WDRC—Guy Lombardo \VPOP—M odsrn Sounds Another chance to jret in on this great bu.\ ! anyone interested In learning pilot WPOP—John Daly forced for extra wear. ^16. old-fashioned shout these new • :44- W INF—S lfn Off Machine-washable, top-quality Neoprene La ing boats la Invited to register and WHAY—iterenade attend the classes, which run mod*^'-. f'^me see f'^r'■n'i''.'''lf! Others W rrC —Evening Music tex Raincoata that are a joy to wear! At a weekly for about M weeks. Reg. S.S8 . . .I.S7 WKNB—P.M. fraction v f their nattonally advertised jirices WTIO—Three Slat Hi»ira He pointed out that tbs piloting . SCHOOLGIRLS’ WDRO—tx>weii Thfuma* Dougherty Wins becati. \ ..I' PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EV^ENING HERALD, M ANCH^ER, CONNh MONDAY, AUGUST 25. 196S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1958 PAGE SEVEN'#, _„ ■ ■ - X 4 . r — r two quatcloni to which -we do not win deny others the right to -feel from Glastonbury,' hs'vs called a ■wUn a t n earby LAks G ardner.' McCabe, Brian Rivard and Carol have alao taken tha opportunity 'll^ ; ISanrli^Btpr 'differently. Denish etittioriUea, In meetlhg of all tbe Rspul)lioan can Encampment Held 'In the evening a drill competi ine Nadqa^r:; Two of the supposedly Church Women visiting Sturbridge Village, thaj^ ' know this answ ers. Japanese Girls didates for the Legliriature from tion was held by two drill teams downed atrmen were Bruce Chsr- Marine Museum and various We do not know, whether ih, forbidding our nuclear eubmarine V ot^ s to ,'H nm tiy ifpraU i the Fourth District' an*L from By CAP Squadron mrnpoaed of cadets from each boneau and Arthur BourTard Jr. Entertain Girls places of interest. eWineee ^ijiihunlete Intend to Skate the right to enter Copcn« Hartford and Windsor, to be held squadron. The cadets from the of the local unit. gy I'HJt. The Open Forum hagen Harbor, and Britlah authori Taite Stand at winning team were each given H K I U ^ PI KG CfCO. m e. launch an actual attack, which will on Sept. 17, IMS, for the-purpose T he M anchester StniaidfrCh of the After a meeting of the. group Florida ^rls who have been har X - ■ 8»r«»l attenapt to gelxe IQucmoy and ties in banning the Nautilue from oF dlscussii^ the prckblems effect Civil Air Patrol (CAP) was well short orientation flights. '-tv staff and senior members, con ir. Conn W or ;th Cioininunicationa for publications in the Open Foniin will not ing the Cofiheeticut River bridges. vesting tobacco in this area were _ r «*t;RoyBpN Matsu, the two offshore Islands the any dagsely populated ’ port, may Crowley’s Trial be', guarantaed publication if they contain more tman-'.SQO worda. represented at the weekend field On Sunday, three ground rescue ducted by Lt. Col. Arthur D. Mann, R R. rERGUitoN • In oKhn- to.cryetallze ojitnion and teams were sent out to find three tomihander of the Eastern Conn. entertained by women of the North Chinese NattonaMate baaed on For aecm to us to have been unduly Tha Herald reservea the' right to deeVne tp pubinh any matter encampment held at Sglem Airport High Fidctfity PublUhcr* Jusk kept saying ‘How can Is^ ll (OoRtlMiedl from P«ga Om ) atlmuiate thinking on this- sub by the Eastern Connecticut Group, supposedly downed airmen with Group, cKmp was broken at 3:30 Methodist and Second Congregar founded October 1. tM l mosa. much further offshore, have nervous, but they wirfe merely ap (Contlliiied from Psgo One) that may be libelous or which ia in bad taste. ■ Free expression ject, it is my intention to submit my wife?' and Gull! gald ‘.)oe. K'a of political views la desired by contribuUoQi of this character r't-M- Cloutier, owner of the air numerous injuries. This gave the p.m. ' ^ > tional Churches Friday evening at R e ^ d s plying to nuclear submarines the Tha ether monay bill sent te- the foregoing plan to this meet FubUibed. ______Every Eyening Except fortlfted and held as advance bases vour reaponslbillty, you got to di6 but letters which are defamatory or abusive will be rejected. port, gave the group permission CAP members experience in locat a party in tha social room of the likely occurred about a month ing for consideration. Mudnyi and HoHdeyaHonda.,...... Entered...... et the aRsInat Ahe m ainland. And we do same rules and precautions, they it.'" I Elsenbower on the last day waa a.; te-m e the camp area. ing downed airmen anB also re Bdv, 6, DROWNED new wing at Second Church. A t t Ofnce at Mancheatar Conn earlier. ‘T' Very truly yours, called their first aid instructions. Lowdst Prices Second Claae Mall Matter not knbw whetHer, If the' Chinese would apply to—any stationary A tall ahapely hostess from the Crowley'a wife, Betty, now With f](>3^,^,000 measure for mlll- Saturday, after registration and a rb to n . Aug. 25 (IPi,— Six-year- A total of 78 girls with their Bridge Tsn Plan if’deDSoma tolT system presently John Rottner, lunch, camp waa set up under the M ^OB SELECTION Communists launched such an at atomic power plant, Britain, it ab swank Benibasha night club teatl- him in Japan,c is Jones' sister. .tary'construction projects, The Manchester cadets that old Winifred L. Robinson of Poqu- supervisors attended. The girls SUBSCRIPTION RATES To th« Editor, use. Republican candidate dli*ection of the project officer, 1st were'In the rescue crew that lo onnock Bridge drowned yester have ,been quartered -again thia happened, recently had a aerlout fled she met Crowley on the night The prosecution hak only one ■ ' ' ’ Payable In Advance tack. wc would go into action. lagialation fell by the 'When W illart B. Rogers recent Russell Naughton and Joseph for 'State Sensfe, Lt. Frederick A. McIntosh, com cated the airmen were Bette Row- day in the Poquonnock River. His aunimer at the Community T.i .iid.su of Jones' death In the Imperial Ho thore Benibasha hoiteas who will wayeide. - i 'hf- I Poftertoii's : Uontha ...... We have formally pledged our accident et one of Its own atomic be called Aug. 2^. ly refused to pay the toll on the Goodhue, the , Republican candi- : Fourth Senatorial mander of the Stafford Springs ley, Tim Beckwith, Dick Sartor, playmates said the boy tumbled They have regularly attended the t . ii*u tel room of Ben H. Oulll, vice The House killed a S an ate- ISO C enter 8 L, Cor. of Chnrell ree Montha ...... selves to defend Formosa. But our power plants, so It knows that ac- chairm an of the, Ug. Maritime Ad Bulkeley Bridge in order to test dajM for the General Assembly D istrict. .squadron, and then all went for a Jeff Allen, Donna Farris. Patricia from a railroad bridge. different local church aervicea and . 1.3U "It Is' completely Obvioiu the paaaed bill that called for a 10 per the leg^ty of charging tolls on s It e' Month ...... SO In-vt formal atand with regard to cideiila can happen. When our au- ministration. prosecution felled to prove Its GefYour, Weekly ...... (S cent increase in retirement bene bridge which had-originally been the islands of Quemoy and Matsu, thorltlea aay that'our nuclear fub- ‘•Crowley seemed very drunk and case," Crowley'a Honolulu-born fits for railroad workers. Single Copy ...... arect^ by the Caty of Hartford ie>iMi>iwiia.asiiiaw4!iiwii'^i«wi‘ia>w*ietaa>-a''i'iia'4'i>«e’iuwaiiinsa''i»!itawi»i!iwwiiawlai MEMBER O f taken bark-In IB.M, was one whii h marlnea are comidetely safe, they sat In a dialr tn a corner saying,- attorney, Arthur K. Mori, said. Left stranded when the Senate and the' ’Towns of East Hartford, THE AilSOClATED PKEBS ‘How can I tell n^y wife.' as. if talk . The defense which opens its case Little Yankee The Aaaoclated Preaa la axclualvaly left in doubt the question ' of mean only ttiat they are aa aafe adjourned wae la cotHpromiFT bill Glastonbury, South Windsor and ing to himself," M:aS Fumiko Ta- Aug. 28, plans to' call four A m eri designed to modify the impact of entitled to the uae o( reoubllcatlon of whether we would defend these as human akill ran make them. Manchester, he brought into sharp ait newa dlapatchea credited to It or keda. 26. aald. cans. Th*y.^,are Gutll, Crowley's a Supreme Court decision which focus S cause which la. close to not othervtiae credited In Ihia ohper particular Islands. We Iqft It that •Some acienlbsla Uiink that the .She said ahe had gone to Cuill'a elder brothei, Robert P. Crowley, Shoes For and alio the locaf newa puhllilied here. reversed the conviction' of a con thousands of citisens of o^r State. All rlghta ol/hepubllcatton of aiieclal we might defend them. If w« con- .Nautilus, entering .New York liar- room for dinner with Oulll. She .M, a lawyer from Milwaukee, fessed rapist here because of po It la incredible to think that it is dlapatchea herein are alao reaerved .sidered I heir defense essential to bor today after Its North Pole aald Crowlev waa present In the Wis , pa'hologlst Dr. Oscar B. lice delay in arraigning him. Impossible to enter or leave the Toofii until she left with Oulll past Bock To cnilse; may linve acciniiiilated Hunter, of Washington and Fred Another controveraial bill that capital city of Connecticut from Full aervica client of. K E A Serv the defense of F oduosh Itself. Ihal, 2 a.111. erick M. Kissinger, a Brandywine, ice, Inc- . j v u died in the Senate liad proposed the east without paying a toll. A I^ubllahera Repreaentallvea: rh* stan ■ \' . MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. HANCHESTRR. CONN. MONDAY. AUGUST 26. 1968 PAGE NINE FAGB BIGHT HANCUESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. AUGtST S6. 1968 “TTT N. Park Stl Richard Starke, the cey, 35 Brooklyn SL; Bheila Gif Another GOP Contest Mayor Still Dbubtful RockvUle-V ernOn Elka manager, and Ftmnk Jknlcki, ford, .13 Cottage B t; Helen Bur*, To Qualify for Funds manager of the Grove softballerz, dick and son, 94 Grove Bt.; Lau FORMICA Faubus Set Obituary KiUer Role have not dl-vulged. the ' strategy retta Fournier, 8 Oak Bt: Threaaa thw ’U use in the contest which tbompeon and son, llpper Butcher The Baby Has Speeding Cases Docket wlH tie played under "picnic" rules Rd,.Ellington; Ralph Hamilton, l41 COUNTER TOFS Redevelopment Plan On Gtosing M urphy Files to Run KtruMto J . Leister 3 More Republicans R eh earseiJ with a )>rief tntermUsion )>etwcen Orchard SU^Tbomas Mair 2 Mlri- ...... Frmncle J . LeUter, 38, of 188 innings. - terlHirn Ct., RocltvlUe. "OUft SPICIALTY" HacknuiUek 8t., died Saturday at At Short Gty urt Session In a recent game between the Discharged Yesterday: Albert JManeheaUr Memorial Hoipital. He ElkT-imariied and single men, a Martin; 18 Oak S t; Jacob Harcue, was the eon of Henry T. aiu} Mar Nautilus 4-4 tie waa recorded and the con- ANDERSON^ Needed, Says Martin High School For Town Clerk Post In D irector Contest Named... One young, motorist waa fined^Danct of Hours. All theae 33 Windemera Ave.. garet Brennan Leister. He was. ■■g teat was called after 14 innings ' ^ bom in JKandieeter and waa a life for speeding, the cases of two roptlnes win'^te done in coatiune. because, of wet grounds. The date The odds against Mayor Harold (OontlBoed from Page One) teenagers charged with the same A special hutfUUon will be the VemoB and. '’rateottviUe news to EVANS CO. N Ofnelals will continue collecting .54 Inches of Rain (Oontimwd from Pago One) Everett A. Murphy of 36 Perkinat succeeded in having one propoeal long resident.' He served in the for a possible replay has not been handled through Hie Herald’s U.S. Army from 1948'to 1963. A. Turklngton's running for re- oSSnee .were continued and . a appearance of\D ayie Banaon, set aa yet. MANCHESTER* CONN. dnU on the caieney industrial com 81,, a former Con;ijrccatlonal min- signed by Democrats and one by Nautilus aaaed ' into poaiUtm be state Amateur ^hiletiu Union Rockville Bureau, 7 W\ Main S t, Aa oM l a.m. today, ..54 inchea Integrate the achool or keep It liter, will oppose RRepublican » t Town Rapublicane. with both getting Besides hla parenta, he leaves a election togUiened today as the apsieding'' charge against a third Moose. Nine Wins TRIe plex fdr use in a propdied redevel Carol hfay, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Richavdaoh Stevenson. hind it, the most vulnerable spot teenager was holl^ in a shorty synchronized solo champion. She telephone ’ntcmont 6-3136. MI 9-4233, MI 9-47«4 . of rain had fallen on Manchea- closed. Committee * Vice Chairman John well over the required 60 .cigna- sister, Mrs. Wilbert Sullivan of time before the 5 o’clock primary Fbr the first time in UiF Rock- opment plan. General Manager ter, according to the Highway New Britain; two brothers, John Bolton! She was bom Aug. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospi on a vessel if it ia carrying aonar, session of Rockville City CJo'urt wili do the number that won h-r vine Little League’s 9-year his 3. A bill to let any wjhite student Bowen for the- -pArty'i nomination turea for each proposal. Several filing deadline was running out the atate title, "The Make and Richard Martin said today.____ and Engineering Department. for town clerk. years ago, the union local repre Leister of Manchester and Henry tal. Her. maternal grandparents are Mr. and^Mre. Harry Good which enablea it to look through this morning. tory, the team aponsored by the H ebron displaced from a closed school car . He continued to turn aside ques win, 1108 E. Middle Tpke. She has a brother, Richard, 5; and Roger. Carey, 20. of Ekisl Hart the Charmer." Mlsa Benson will Martin, back from a week's va Offlclala said that, up to that A nomlnatinc' propoeal waa filed senting Cheney Bros, employes Leister of Hebron. Rockville Lodge of Moose won the time, they had received no atorm 'Funeral services will be. held to tions as to whether he was bo^hg two elsters, Joyce, 10,- and Jane, 6. the water. ford, yr& aaseaaed 334, while the also appear In a duet wit)i\NeUle coveted championstUp.' Winners cation. said T owti Planning Engi ry hla state aid allotment with him In Murphy's behalf today by War rah a slate of candidates In both •. • i* s •' "All our time hae l>een spent sewer complaints, and that the ren E. Howland. Bowen’s proposal morrow at the .T. P. HoUoran Fu- out of polities after 11 years on caaes of EIla\4‘orth E. , Smith, > of' Delmain, "The Spell of Si'engslt." of the regular season’s first round, Capt. Lloyd Gray, neer Edward Rybciyk and Town to another open district. primaries. on special misaions lately," Ander m in St., Coventry, and Gene F. temporary retention haain above had not been filed as of noon, but Weigh Decision nere' Home, 176 Center St., a t 9:30 the Board of Directore—eight .as Greigg ThhOdoriq son of and Mra. Nick T. Metropouloa The girls will be accompanie* the Mqose nine defeated second- Development Commission officials Tlie Supreme Court decided to Bolton. He was bora Aug. 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. son explained. '’We_ need to sharp Pitney, of 14 Hammond St., Rock Mrs. Dorothy Donnelly, coach will continue to get Information on Belton St. waa "holding Its It wss lov have been submitted Moran aakt he and his fellow a.m. followed by a solemn requiem- n>ayor-~-and two on the old Board round winning PAC in the first Family, on Visit ANSCO own." Town Engineer James interrupt Its summer vacation for a Mass at Bt. James’ Church at 10. of Selectmen. Hla maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kovath of en up our attack drill.” ville, both, 18, were continued for' the Bristol Synchronettea. Mra. two gamea of a beat-6/-three play- the area for possible TEN MANC hESIER e v e n in g HERALD. MA^Jl HESTER, COHN., MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 19fi8 •ANCHEsre* irrewNG h e r a l d ’, Ma n c h e s t e r , ^ h h . Mo n d a y , a u g u s t 2s, 1958 PAGE ELEVEN 'w- Lit t l e spo r t By ROUSON OUR BOARDINGHOUSE . with MAJOR UOOFLB Marianhe Lodi. William McDonald,, N k Windsor Bolton Jacqualine tTeschuk, Unda Ver- iitstttr'"' o«m. D U ^ Wllllama. Mark Wln- A B EIiTIA I BOOOMMKNbEb S TAKlNE Sense and Nonsense thar, Angdla Zeppa, Paul Bdrrtm, jerians SpresiS V rriV elM t. b t a l l a c H o m ji NO TMWr f lTM6<6 BA)T, ^ Double Sessioh^ Still Slated Rivard Behrmann, Wnitam 'Behr- ALViNfK i t S#im Badg man,, Robert Boake. SWHINiNG RISG8D THAcr OP iO 6BT MY eimV-^'W/Kr. LEAMDER.l'LL BET A DOLLAR—HEMADE A , A f Romcone, w riting In Tha Up- semblanca to a drivetr's licenaa. MJhandle.r and Marianne Hay. GYM SUITS $NOW MAN THAT LOOKED LIKE MB flNCe/— ' par Room ebiarvad; "A. iaint li T.-ooper—What’a thia for? For Start of School Sept. 3 Given jo M Also Jean Hoar, Taul Holbrookt Terror in France V4ELL; NOBODY'^ AR0UNO T0EN30VTHE FON, « ainnar who kaapt on tryin f." Man—Well, while I’m looking t Martin Lynch, Deborah Porcheron, SNEAKIRS f iO XLL SPOIL THEIR LITTLE 6AAAE thought you might like something Michael Scanlon, Robert Robin- ATHLETIC SUPPORTERS Right Now ,' to read. South Windepr ic h ^ g wllL^ •nBOrang* meeting to be. hold tomor High point of the last eon, Jaclyn Struff. Christine Swan • Faria, Aug. 25t— Algerian N*-‘«> In other parts of the Paris area, A caiiiral T« an animal that looks S'pt. 3. it wM Ai^unced row at 8; p.m. at the Wapplng the OonunuHlty .SwlpY' -Progriun son, Cheryl Titcomb, Leo Drouin,. two'Algerians were shot to death GYM SAGS aa thouch it had bean put togathar tionaHaU launched a campaign qf y w a J5 Neck: Somethlne which if you by School Superintendent Merle .^immunity House. Elsie Porch- Friday the a^'trdlng of liOl U nda Flab, Guy Farrell,' Joy terror lij France today in an ap by Investigating police and 51'Oth- GYM SOX — ACCESSefUES by a commlttea. ■ B»on will be In charge of refresh- Glglto, Susan Gunkel, Scott Hem ,ers were arrested. Eight were don’t stick out, you won’t get Into B, WoodmAiwe^, mehts. , , certiflcatea to jloUngstera who had parent effort to underscore their ALLEY OOP BY V, T. HAMLIN trouble up to. ingway, Michael "L a ra ia Osbra carrying arms. The North Carolina atata troop Tempor*rliy, claa ea will con Yeiterday, '75 members of successfully paiMd their tests. Mikella, Coteen Robbins, Donald. demands for independence. Near Unr major port city of Le k t A C C IC E A b A A C ooi-'/«'-A'''MANcaB8ntt THE g r a n d \ mt b -im t —i «i s mMAIN a i mt. JUST BARELY,) EASY, NOiV era atopped a driver on a poutlna tinue on dduble geasiona pending Grange families attended the Ten pupili qualified for Junior Roaer, Michael Scarson, Thomas Four Paris policemen were Havre, a saboteur tried to Set’ a WIZER'S BEEN ■ YES, TWEy \ TH O UG H > -;r^ AKE 'IM check and aaked to tea his oper Sergeant—Did you ihava thia rtimpletloh of the Pleaaant Valley’ S t h a p p e k je p m il l io n s Family Picnic held at the Walter life saving badges. .They tvere Wil Sharpley, KathlMn Sheridan, John Standard Oil refinery on fire, Hia CAUGHT (t\i A n o t V t o t h ' ator'a permit. After fumbling; In morning, Jones? School./ Foster farm on-Foster St. Mem liam Clark, Richard Fish, Mary shot 'to death and acta of sabotage OP YEARS AGO BACK IN LANDSLIDE! Smythe and Jatiet Warren, explosive • chaise blev? up 'pre MUCHTiJCK^PAlACE hit pockets and- wallaL the man Recruit—Yes, Sergeant. Generally apeaking, the game bers, played horseshoes and a base Ann Howarth, Susan Johnson, l^ e awimming program has broke out in o'lher parts of the maturely and he was killed. THE LAMP OF MOO' THE TH Sergeant—Well, next time stand lOVU-IC CALM OP A BONE finally handed them a piece of geographical 1 e of demarcation ball game, while the children com Detia McDonough, Karen Morten- been conducted for the past eight nation — lUl between the hours of paper bearing not the slightest re- « bit closer to the raaor. between .morning and afternoon peted for prises in a number of son, Unda Olmsted, Edward weeks with the cooperation of the 2 a.m. ana 3 a.m. AGE KINGDOM SHATTERED -pupiU la being used aa laAt year. games. Pouech, Bonnie Valentine and John Algiers, Aug, 25 (Ab — Two reb BY A NEWSBREAW o f p a g e Red Cross, through the towii Park 'The government ordered special els were'-guillotined today a t Al- iir .OPEN UNTIL New Arrival ^ ONE PROPORTIONS Pup Is living . on Sullivan Ave., Verfallle. ‘ Department. Mrs. Richard Olm security meaSUrea President Rene gier's civil prison. Oakland Hd. and Demliig St. or A son was born at tha Hartford Twenty pahsed twimmert teste sted is chairman of the committee Coty said he was "profoundly in Hospital On Wednesday to Mr. and and will be eligible for advanced They had been condemned to west of Sullivan Ave. and Demlng which conducts the program. Use dignant at the abominable at death for slaying flv* Moslems. Daily Crossword Puzzle SI., will go to the morning leaaion Mrs. Robert Homish of Benedict awimmera or junior life saving, of the beach five mornings a week tacks." Dr. courses next year. They ..were It was the first time a death from 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Pupils liv la donated to the townspeople by Tlte outbreaks came as Pre sentence had been carried out ing east o' Sullivan Ave. and Dem CP Drive StarU Thomas Sheridan, Pearl Olmsted, mier Charles de Gaulle toured Appeal letters are o6w being Susan Joiner, Patty Clark, Jo Aim the owners of the Bolton Lake since mid-May. T h e Algerian Na P.M. lng St. will attend the afternoon French Africa to drum up support 5 mailed out by Mrs. Arnold L. Lelb- Jerrett, Donna Perrett, Allen WJl- Hotel. tional ' Liberation Front (FliN), MONDAY-TUESDAY-PRIDAY acssion frotr. 12:18 to 4:18 p.m. Other costa are borne by the for his new constitutioh to be vot the rebel organization, announced Answer to f rtviout Puiitoi P'urt.her deteils and bus ached- owits, local Cerebral Palsy Drive ley, Edith Toomey, Jane Griffith, chairman. She asks the coopera David Miner, Allan Van Zander, town. A fee of $1 is paid by each ed on SepL 28 in a public referen at the time that a French prlsont Tuneful Topics mes will be available feHowing a child when he regialers, part of dum. er wouliL be executed each time EXTRA HOURS FOR TOUR OONVENIENCK .Mm Board of Education meeting tq be tion o( residents In helping to meet Ned Griffith, Timmy Grose, Bob AFTER WORK, or WHILE SHOPPINO. eh. bayctert the Greater Hartford area goal of Luke, Bob Nichols. Henry IJeyn- which covers the cost of medical Elxploaions and fire in gas and an Algerian was guillotined. held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at 'the 329,000. examinations. The town pays the oil storage lank depots w ere. ye- ACROSS I Tumult olds, Joanne Rose, Mope Rothwell, High School. . • The funds provide children af John Rothwell and Sandy Wil salaries of instructors. • Insurance ported In Narbonne, Toulouse and INSURED SAVINGS CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER I Songbird 4 Stinging tiR . Woodmansee said any new fam costs and for equipment and sup Marseille in southern France. I'lrriiien Parade" PRISCII.LA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 5 Light brown flicted with cerebral palsy with liams. • Muaical ilies moving into towi. who wish therapy, training, financial aaaiat- .Certificates were given to 36 pu plies teeded. Other fires were reported in Paris OPEN THCRSDAT6 t AJR. to S PJO. inatrumcnt 6 Eaitern InatructorO this year ■ included •uburbs. Walerbury.' Aug. 26 i/T)—Fire JENNY LU )( IT WAS A WHAT vou TOLD Chriitieni to register children for school at ance and guidance which they pils who completed the Intermedi ~ (Olesed Wedneodaya at Noon) ■ PAID FOR ^ VERY FUNNY EVER • Violin’a tendance may do 80 in the super could not otherwise receive, " Mrs. ate Swimmer requirements. They Miss Mary Moriarty and Miss There are about SOO.OtKkiAlger- men from Connecticut, Rhode Is A N D HOW ME NEVER partner 7 Heed men Donna Robb, both qualified by the lana working in metropolitan MV TICKET.' f PIC TU R E! FOP^ TO L'AUGU S Caper intendent’s ofBce at Ellsworth Leibowita pointed ouL ■ ■, Included Roxanne Calklifis, Susan land and New, York held a huge W A S T H E WASN'T BUT I 12 Great Lake Memorial High School on Main Contributions may be mailed di Dooley, Roger Grose. Duke Hut Red Cros.s. Assistant Instructor* France. Today's incident* appeared parade here yesterday to celebrate M O V IE r ^ TMAT AT 13 S(wn B Malt eingera were Paul Sheridan and Bruce M A D E SOMEONEj 10 None god S ;, Monday through Friday be rectly to( the Cerebral Palsv Assn. chinson. Marjorie Luke, Marlene to be coordinated. All occurred be the 75lh anniversary of the Stale, NICE? SURE 14 Girl'a name tween 8:30 a.m, and 4:30 p;m. In Old State House, 800 Main St.. Green. tween 2 a.m. and 3 a.'m.' Firemen's Association. f7 ■ ELSE'S < ISPiddltr ^ . n Walk in water McLoughlln, N o f m a n Nichols, Voters Made NOT TO EXPENSE) 10 Colloquiallsma SO Shade of 45 Gust the oa.se of children being regis- Hartford. Oierks should be made Stephen Nichols, Wayne Nichols, One of the worst fires w*i out More than 175 fiVefighling units vS AVINGS HI ^__V 17 Free Twenly-foiir new voters were side Marseille, where a tremen LAUGH 15 Cloyed * 20 Muaical purple 4d Goad lered for the first grade parents payable to the association. Judith Rose, Kenneth SWartz, Bev took part, and police said 30,000 31 Bristle made at the first session of the dous explosion ripped one of the persons watched the parade. 1} II rooliih aymboia 47 Comfort .should bring In th'' child’s birth erly Wllkte, Marie Costanzo, Don- Board for Admission of Electors u fiU I.OAN 21 “The Greet 12 Pipei 33 Mountain 41 Ages, rertificate and record of vaccina Manchester Evening Herald air' Fish, Gordon Fish, Eileen Mc storage tanks and set four,othere The Milford Fire ' Department >SSO« I XIION. nymph 50 Region South Windsor eorrespondent, El Saturday. Two more regular ses ablaze. About 15 firemen were won top parade honors a.s the unit Commoner" 24 Speed conteat tion. ’’ Dermott, Margaret Peace, Mary sions will be held before the No 11 Narrow bed 25 Heroic poetry 35 Organ itopa 51 Soaks Aax (Jne question freqtienlly asked, more O. Biintham, telephone MI Ann Sheridan and Claire Souther- Injured. with the best all-around appear 40 M onitor 52 Journey 4-0074. vember elections. ance. ItU B c n O N lt 24 Corded fibrlc Looted the superintendent said, 1s: Which Iln. Of-’ Ujose sworn in Saturday, Three Paris police pfBcers were ■ ascMssTSS's etoatT rtwawaiat IWtTITMTIOM 27 Evict ** Eetmg piece 43 Bevel 55 Mimic Also Cynthia Willey, Linda Cad machinegunned to death early this Earlier^ the convention elected compotitr school wHl children living Ih Fsrn- only five jailed to register with a /OOI *A€aut O 30 Upper pertf ham Estates attend wheq both the dy, Barbara Cocconl, Thomas isrty. Fourteen registered Repub- morning at a police garage oh the Frank Burnes of Hartford its nfW- •2 Poise Pleasant Valley and --Wapplng Weekend Deaths Freddb, Robert Lodi, Carl Valen fIcan and iive, Democratic. southern ofiLsktrts of the city,' A president. Other officers included ri 14 Thoroughfare Schools are In operation? ^iplls tino, Arthiir Clarke, Linda Clarke, Th* latest voting lists, which do car DIM with Algeriaps aweo>t up Howard Reynolds of Eagleville, 10 Path to the ‘main entrance and opened vice president; John Moehring of u irL O', , f,om the v'arnham Estates devel By THE ASSOttlATED PRESS Terry D'ltalia, Michael Kulsavage, not include the above figures, ■g-llll »i MO fcnr £ 27 Cut in two opment wllT,attend the Wapplng Barbara Liebman, Janice Scanlon, show a total of 1.256 voters in this fire oh the police guard. Stamford, secretary; Andrew J. IR Underling Ca j . hy creating an air^kpace hetuecn roof and insulation. MARY M. MORLOCK * 2. |(4y the resistance of the insulating mat of clean^ non-irritating " ^cellulose. . ' ays 3. by the highly reflective foil cover. MR. ABERNA'IIIV BY RALS'l'ON JUNES and FRANK RIDGEWAY CAPTAIN EASY DANCE STUDIOS BY LESI.IE TURNER Stop in tomorrow. To speed yout' work, we'll loan you a stapler FREE. ME TOO, BUT LETlS BE YBAH. DON'T UNFACKi BABY. IVE SOLVED SAY SOU MAY B M 5WBU1 I'M SURE looking ) CAREFUL NOT tO GET HR WANT* veo TO JOIN HIM LULU BBLLB.Trie's LIT MR FORWARD TO J THAT PROBLEM. The latMCmaterialfor professional, advanced. In SAND IN THE FOOD' ^FKONTO’. GOMgTMIM’ABOUT SBTTM’ A JOB D d ^ HFNB HBR The following ii w hat wu coU our Centinueuf lud^ct A c c o u r T: OUR PICNIC, AH OFF-BHORB Ot WBLL THERE WITH AN Ol D ADDRBBR .S oon termediate and heinniwr students c l a b s u a t b of caxolb: ■ALSO 1A41V o AT U ^ T W WfOTI WBf JiUKWS ISON Window Shtdes Whan you open your oecount, itofa Hit amount of monHily poymonr you with to mokt ood.your total AaCOMMBNDATlONl HISynAY credit ufiN be tan Hmet Hiot omount. SOUTH ^Tap ^BalletNfleraliatie Mod* to Ordor Bring fo o t old roUeni to and t Baloa Twirliag sato tOe par ahed*. if you sot your monHiiy poyihenr cH: $ 1 0 . $15. S25. SN. ^ Madin Jan Your inlHol purchosos \ ■ ■ '? moy amount ta: $100. . $150. $250. $301 I-2S . . . Which is R must for all pronlsini^younc danc ers. All claases persomlly taught by Morlock. ;a > tfi'w-’.'f A ii Your Qtadit Limit may THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE be extended to: $200. $300. $500l $000. BY wh.SON SCRU( -S JEFF COBB BaNreoni da^ m .fer Junior High ooU^HIfh Wt'u. PUT MF. BY PETE HUFFMAN ILL Bt STAYING HERE V r.UJRCJ y'OUR NSW OltHT-} S lSE F E SC T T School gludoah. Also 7fh and Rth «rodo tfu- %i*"u6IMi. IL THE- T o F l OUPl C • r ItL MEET YOU Tb m w ii bo o Sorviee Choree of ,1% por month on the unpoid balance with o minimum choree of 25e •IDNlO^'n IF>Ou-«tO IS SHE A blonde; bruhstor' AS SOON AS I SETTLE M?.HIG6IU5,TUI5 16 li, EDOM, MK..'MEk, IVAVNU OWN IN THE A MATT&I THOUSHT mkmmA MV H0U6EKtEPtR. yi MARIiM. ML FOR AAJVTHINC* UL RCDHVAD? LOBBY A5 vuAS CLonnni dtofs, v--' ■ . pVo llWWlvIe BC COW SOON AS... THf HAU, AH.... ■ ^ Open cH 7:00: weekdays HH 5:00 Sotardoyi HE noon. M \ - ■ \ .• II' > ' v' t ^ .. 1 llAiJCHEStBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, AUGUST. 2S, 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HEBAED. KANCBESTfUL CONN. MONDAY, AUGUST 26. 1968 i*agH t h ir t e e n —— ■■■ '' ' t e n - 1 V.X -t-v< / ■ S i n ion 45 X- ■ I » - V . X . New York % V >r' ''' ------X f 6 ona bobble, gp«U4Mi doom .9aiL-IBe Gains SpjiG hard mclt:Mistr*tta in . By PAT BOLDUC N*w 'York trailed 3-1 affef two National League American lieagua Weekend Kesiilts .Kingston, N. Y .^The Dil- com plete IHUtnga p n d pS-I a fte r Lead by 12 Yeatori^ar’a Beoulta Veatorda.v's Retulla worth-Cornell-Quey 102 *even frame*. Manchester ap Philadelphia 13rS...Clilcago 8-3.. peared on l)ie way to hdhding Boston 14-3, Kanaqa O ty 8-8. Suadajr^ Game moved into the semi'" final Pittsburgh .8-8, St, Louis 4-12. r thpaw Donnelly "hi Initial set Njpw York, Aug. 25 (/T’j— Detroit 8-2, New "York 3-3. -> \ Manrliettej' (i) round of the Regional Ameri back. Thanks mostly to sparkling M ilwaukee 8. San Francisco 8. Cleveland S, Washington 1. A.b. Fraljk I.ar.v laughs at the Cincinnati 6, Loa Angelea 6. Sainumd, lb .. can Legion Baseball tourna pitching of Donnelly Albany went BunavjKf. idb . into Saturday night’s game with moluiors who' are coii.stautl,\’ W.. L. Pci. G.B a- N8 ...... ment last night with a close StandinJra >v«nu’r, 3b ... 2-1 victory over Central Fails, a perfect 25-0 won-and-lost rec howling “Hreak Up .the Yan Milwaukee .. . .72 .91 ..985 Avery, c ...... ord. Donnelly failed to retire a San Francisco . .64 .97 .529 7 W. L. Pet. G.B. R. l. at Distz Memorial Stadfum in kees.” Break 'ent up? Not on W h i l e , r f K ingston: single man in lj\e first inning be P ittsb u rg h . .6.9 58 .528 7 New York .78 47 .624 Uaiausky If •• fore giving way lo Matthews after your life. Uary’s only rom- .6.9 .98 .928 12 Marsh, ci The win was a big on< for Coach plRint Is th«t he do<*sn't fnoujfh Los Angeles . ..5 9 62 .488 12 Chicago ,., Cam. p the Silktowners had scored- one St. Louis ,...... 99 63 .484 1 2 >- Boston . . , .62 99 ..916 13 Mlsiretia, p-rf Whiley Johnson'a cliik. which run and loaded the bases. of f* r R e y at^nKr)> Amerlrnn bowed . 8-5 In 12 Innings to un rlmniplrms. | Cincinnati .. ..5 8 66. .468 14'a Baltimore . .99 62 ,488 17 ,^.484 17H Tola!* ...... ___ :ia 2 beaten Albany. N.Y. Saturday Returns to Form" Thf Rlorky Dplmil riKhtlurulcr Philadelphia . .56 64 .467 1 4 'j Detroit ... . .99 6T i'ent^Rl ra iu U) Chicago ...... 87 69 ,452 16<- Cleveland . . 99 69 >76 IS '* a .b . B. H. night in the double elimination But once the score waa. tied In fAcerl Uif* Ysfikc^R Sund/iy f<*v th ^ | Coicmai), 2b ...... 4 11 2 i I tourney. pRVfnth tinir this ReHsoiv'Rrtd for , Today's Gamew Ksnsfls City ..97 66 .46.2 20 3b ...... 5 0 2 the eighth. Donnelly who had P ittsb u rg h St .St. Louis, (N i -— W ashington ,9 D 71 .418 2>14 Lf'lpbire, sr ...... 5 0 0 ii| Manchester and Albany play moved to cSnterfleIrt after his fatal. th^ mxth timf hr ‘ori th»*ni XiniBki, If-lb ...... 3 0 • 0 nr oro wnji S-Tl, rnshllnfi: Ihe Tlgom Kline (12-11) vs. Jatkson (10-10). Today’s Games’ • 6 ,. again fonight at 6 o’clock, with 6rst Inning, returned to the mo’jnd rl ...... 4 u 0 and struck, ou’ 12 o^ the la st 16 to RMju R .iplM in doiihlr- Cincinnati at Loa Angeles, i N) — Cleveland af Washington. (N) — Doian, c ...... 3 o' 0 0 ! the winner advancing to the final Haddix (7-6) va. Podrea (11-10). Lauiiance. l> ..v...... 4 0 0 i ixjund against twice vtctoriou* batters h< faced. h^Rtli** AM thf* YRnkAfR’ wnri Ih#* Bell (7-8) vs. Valentinetti (3-2). HiA.iui:. cf ...... 4 1 1 nl^fhttHp .'1-2. Milwaukee at San Francisco (N) Chicago at Baltimore, (N) — DavvBGii. lb ...... 2 tl o II; Brooklawn, NJ. Brooklawn drew Richard treated the small crowd a Ijye today after edging Central Not Alm »* U*H hHR A pit< —Spahn (16-9) va. McCormick Moore (9-4) vs. Harshman (10-11). Tillurpui. If ...... 1 0 0 to a splendid pitching performance (9-6). a—^liva ...... U 0 n Falls 8-7 Saturday and then crush ED CAIN DAVE WHITE PAT MISTRETTA dunng the seven and 2/3 ingJngs w hlppfd th»» VAnkroM a i x t I i n c R » n Only Games Scheduled. Scores Big Run H lta H ard nh^ (’AmpRii^n L){lfily ^nonKli, It Only Games Scheduled. / ust a Biff Shoiv Off Totals ...... 1 *7 ing Albany 15-0, last night. Wina in Relief he worked clyde, who strrijriy lost Tomorrow’s Games .....35 WRA donr by r pm r of Drtmit hm l- Tomorrow’s Games Horse Master Leo Lightncr starts to take a prize Lipizzaner a—Hun for Dawauii wi 7(h. hia control after hla cJilb twice Manchester ...... 0 0 U o 0 h 1 X—2 Cain Stapdoiit <»rA, Hfll .N#*whrtwAfr r i u I D t / . / . y Philadelphia at Chicago. Kansas City at New York. (N). a'tallion off Nprth German liner. Horse was part of a 312.9,- fielder’s choice. With two ouli, rules governing pitchers (allowed alngla by pitcher Phil Donnelly^ booted the ball in the eighth, 4fave ConU-ftl b'alls- ...... u 0 ii (UO h i \y\y~\ Relief pitcher Eddie CaJiI waa Trout. O nly four nthrrA.,, D<»lroifA Milwaukee at San Fraqciaco. Cleveland at Baltimore. (N2. - 000 shipment of. 39 top show hoise.s from Austria. They were e% Fe.Mhler, Oolaii 2, J^enn, >J.iiireUa Miatretta grnundad to second base- to pitch only 12 Innings in any paved the wav for four New York- up eight hits and five runs. Rich the Sllktown hero in Sunday’s key .St^vf flrom>k, BoAton A M rl P a t - Pittsburgh at St. Louis. (N). Chicago at Washington (N). brought-over by Tempcl Smith of Glenvie*. HI. 2. Culciuaui. Manrhesi^^t man Joe Coleman who hobbled the three calander day periods) John tallies. ard wklked four battera. three In Scratch One for Mantle | Ceiiuai Falls l'>b. MaRchesier a. triumph. A former resident of o a II And ,lAtk KrAin^r And L A r y Cincinnati at Los Angelea, (N) Detroit St Boston, tN). ball and the alert White continued son lifted Miilretta In favor of the eighth before Mistretta took A1 Kalina, Detroit rlghtflelder. leapa to grab homer-hound drive | I Ceniral Falls U. Pawtucket, R.L, and an ex-team Albany deadlocked the score at 2 3b. Coleman: sb. WiIki’E. Ma»i*b. Cain in the eighth frame. Eddie, over, and struck out 13. hia per off bat of Yankee Mickey Mantle In fifth Inning of aenhnd game ' A^fAin, d^f*»Atfyl thA Y A nkrrA flv#» all the way ■ home. ’The throw to 9-all and then went on lo win with tfm^A In onr ACRRon during llw* ' Harker. Silva. s Dawsoii. Dotan, mate of several of the Rhode la- who had aeen limited service dur sonal high for the'season. of doiiblepeader In Yankee Staxllum yeaterday. Ttgara took i ; White; sf. Coleman., l.nnd playera In the Pony League. the plate begt, the fast moving three markers in the 12lh fram e. opener 8-.1. Nightcap went to Yankeea 3-2. lAP Photofaxi. PA a I M y e n i s ? Pilchers ' h r rr hb so White who barrelled Into the Rhode ing the ifgiilai' season, gave up Actually Richard should have es If the locals upset Albany In to- I It iR Rolelv beiRijfle of the ’ Mlstretta ivv,..... "j 5 1 h 1 Cain was credited with the win af Just two hits and fanned on bat First Division Bound Round Table Sights Cam i\V) : ...... 2 2 0 o h I laland catcher amPwaa deolared caped the inning undamaged but nighfa return game, they will bat YAnkeex fhHt L«i,v ownx a b e t t e r ter taking over for atarter Pat safe when Ted Dolan was unabi* ter. Coleman doubled wllh on* tle Brooklawn Tuesday In a sched (Lachance (L) __ H (i 2- 1 2 5 Mistretta In the eighth Inning, boots by Chuck Stamond at first than .'kKi pitt hlPK let ord. Since u. Rjce, Koropy. Mahar. Kiisch; t. to hold the ball. down In the ninth but waa left base and White opened the gatei uled .9 o'clock contest. And should he bfcR oie A Tl"^^er AiHrter in '3:14. W ith the acore tied at 1-1 going Singles by Malauaky and Mia stranded as Cain easily retired the for the rally. Manchester ''eat the New Jersey Search for Moe Berg t h e 27-veHr-old /yhibAmAn h«A Pirates’ Friend Wins Four Big Objectives Saturday (iame into the top half of the ninth tretta. a fielders choice play and next two battera on routine plays. Miatretta. who collected three of squad in the Aral game tomorrow, beftten the YankeeA 1. tlm ex In 20 Albany (K) frame, cairheT Dick Avert' walked a stolen base provided the victors Defense Collapses hia teams six hits in vesterday’.s a second and Anal game will be derlAlonR Aj;RipAt. the r^Af of the A B. R. H B I and moved lo aecond ha.se as Dave r.aiika. i.S ...... 7 0 U Mlth a 1-0 margin in the seventh The locals were well on their contest, was charged with the Al played Tueaday night starting at leHjfue. hlA m H rk Is a disRppointI h r rf ...... !.! 6 1. 2 White i-eached on a successful com Inning. But Centra' Falla fought way lo an easy victory against bany loss. Singles by hard hitting 8 o'clock between the same two 5 New York. Aug. 25 (4*) Round' But even if Gallant Man and Near-Impossible Task ...... i» 3 bination sacrifice bunt and field 17 th, High in National Table has one more start schedul Roiimt Table do settle’ the H andl- Ma"hr»» back with a single tally In the Albany when Ihe roof suddenly John MallhoA's (chased home the clubs. The Ajtlil enabled the runaway 2lvcf ...... ti 1 3 er’s choice play. The local right- ed at Chlciago and then heart.s cap Division title question in the l.anamlK'., c ...... 5 2 \ bottom half of the aeventh on two collapsed on unbeaten Clyde Rieh- first tally), first baseman. Sandy According to aq unofficial count. YankeeA to widen their leA ' v ; . i ' '■r MANCMESTfeR EVENING HERALD; ILtf^CHESTER, MONDAY. AUGUST 26, 1968 PAGE FP T EEN PAGE FOUSTEEN MANGHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, c o n n , MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1968 Household Goods 51 Aputiumto— Flat*— Wantetd to Rent 68 .Houses for Sale 72 Hoosm tor Sale 72 Lots for Salo 73 Tentemuts 63 Buainssa Services Offered 13 THERE UUGHTA BE A LAW! AQtomobilefl for Sale .4 BY PAGALY and 8HUHTEN Artidee Per dale 45 HonaohoM Goods 51 OOLDSPOT Rofrigerator, 7 cubic M O D ^ tour .room (Xj MANCSiESTER-Slx room Co- PRINCETON STREET AREA-6H MANCHESTER-Lakswood atcls t ^ e t . MI 9-6746. THREE AND .FOUR ROOMS— furnished aparteoent. Young, busi tdnlai on a targe lot wlUt a beantl- room Cape Cod, two full hath- South, near Country Club. 100x810, Nautilus Receives TRIUMPH TV SERVICE—any raakitk-Hlgheat ' , I ■ " G-L£NW(X>D — Oaa combination WATKINS USED Tile bath. Furnished circulating ness’ couple^coupl no >:hUdren. l% st be ful view. 12x20 living room with ‘.te * » ■ . Clanlfied quality work at lowest price for rooma, plaatered Walla, tpUT bod- city water and asiwer. -Reason- Sfiloon Black Custom heater and- 4-bunier cookatore, hot water h e ft Vsnetlan blinds; cleap; with aU modem facUtU^.r fireplace. 3 ^-'bedrooma, garage. raoma, fireplace, overeiaed ga able. Call Ml 9-8141 after 4 p.m. expen work. Eamoue for aegvice almoat new, with blower and FUR^rrUftB EXCHANGE 4-door Sedan, hfeater, defroster, PiojA evEReeerrwJL'? MiulesI Insttoineiits S3 School St. near Main. Adulta. In Manebester or close ■vicinity. $17,9W. R, F. Dlmock ft CoT. Real- rage. nicely landaCMied. Schwarts alnce 1931. Phone Ml 9-4537. Pot- chrome pipe;. Hotpolnt 'refrigera For Information inmlra 254 Ktt 9-46:9. tora, Ml 9-S24S, Barbara W(XK)s, Real Eatate, M l 8-6404 or C9I- BOLTON AND vletmty— For lots AdvertiMmenIt white wall tiree. 40 mHka to the terton'e. SeXJ COME BACK rUOM TME tor, 11 cu. .ft.; 2 antique 'cnain 16 O A K ST. Ovation in Gotham gallon, all leather, Inalde, MARKET wmt A tnriE .B fm XUSCTBXa METTRONOMOB—$8. 78 Spruce 8 t r ' . ■ M l 9-7702, Robert W. Agnew, Ml ,2-2865. and aareage call Lawraaca F. CLASSIFIED ADVT. and varioua other Remji- TRe- Jus$ pecelveo $i«m Ummens, ipm classical albums, never used, 3-«a7r, Joseph N. Ashford, MI Fiano, Bbtwar, Ml 6-8910, $199 down $49 injMitli' m u A ' TELBVISIUN Service. UANfm OF NOTNINO AND mont S-MS4, ...... R o c k v il l e :—One five room cold 3PC iUXlM—Otdemiai ^ very da- DEPT. HOURS Available at all times. PhUcb fac 80e each album. Call MI 9-7862. Farms and Land for SiJc 71 9-8818, or Robert D. Murdock, hO Rain Dteays I^Uer (OMttmMd from Page Om ) HILLMAN ' THE BATTLE HAIWT ''" * Hollywood bed outfit arith head- flat, 2nd floor .$60 monthly; 2 chil 3-6472. sirabla location. LM MO* dtep 8:16 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. tory supervised service. Tel, Ml VBNEyriAN BUmSB—Two 8*"it boarta, fuu and tyln sisa, box Resort Property tor Sole 74 MINX 9-M98. . 8AVBrr-2oO to |00 doUara on all dren. Three rooms 3rd floor, all FOR DIFFERENT sizes and typea with many ahada traaa. Threa GOP gubernatorial cfm ^ 1 ■ PAGB'flfinmsif ' MONDAY, AUGUST *8,, i s s i ' ^anrbP0tpr lEtfdtiho Average Daily Net Preaa Run X The Wfeather ------For. tho Week CMded * . - -1 Tl ■•t") i'. ' dmio XL i m . FoiteeMt of D, g: t ^ Qwr •■4“ ' . About Ibwn^ Boltoii Sthooi RegtiitrationK 4 A ^Groupg Study I Seely-Brown WINDOW SHADES Wale eonUnB^C ieelglit MM t 12,701 W edueedayyeocM loiienir iwede i ^ Children who will enter Bol Groan, Whita, Ecru ,: Mevher et the Audit to tonlfht a e v im St. Marsrsret'i Circle. Daugh* | ton Elementary, School for the Sets Roving . Baieha-ef arenlatlDu '^trs of Isabella, will h6ld Us first | first lime next week should be Parking Lot W m h a b la High yi^dbliMdajr In 60*. meeting of the new season tomor- • registered tomoiroW. Registra Manche$ter-^A City of Village Charm »*w at 8 p.m in the K of C Home. tions will be taken at the school Issue Again Office Hours HOLLAND RNISH Plans will be discussed for the office on Notch Rd. from fl:30 . **■ 't VOL. LXXVIL NO. 278 (SlXTEl PAGES) / year in prospect, and .reports of a m to .i p.m. Birth and vac ftkde to Orter MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1958 (Ctoaamed AdverUaine on Pnge 14) PRICE FIVE CBN1« lha convention in i^ston w>iii be \ cination certllicatea must he Do they want a public pnrking ; Congressman Horace Seely- $ 2 * 3 0 With T M r Rollera given by the tleleKates. i presented. Immunlaatlon records lot on th'.lr properties? And If 'ao. j Brown of Pomfret starta Irovlng f ^ FULL LINE OP OVSTOW would he appreciated for the what lease arrangemehta would.' office houra today in the Second school health rfcords. Zipser CSub members are re- ; be bx-orked ouUiv Congresaional Dlatrict, planning to minded that reservations for the | VENETIAN BLINDS Paisy Drifting * The anawers tp these questions ' annual chicken dinner and dance Mr. and Mrs, John A. I^arson, | be in towns north and east of Monitors Riled at the. Garden Grove Sunday, | former .Mali. SI. re'sldentg w’hoi- will be sought by a group of North Manchester tomorrow. J. A. JOHNSON thwe^t hut should be made before Aug. 28 by lefl for California -a few months 1 End property owners at a meeting His vtalta'will take him into more contacting John Klein at the club- ; ago., will shortly move to their | tonight a. 8 o'clock 1- the Cham than- half of the 64 towns in the HINT GO. Gan Not\, house. new home. 808 N. Meritor .Ave., ber of CbnlDierce building. large district. He is delaying his m idship V.S. \ Passdena, Calif. | 72.') Main St., Tel. MI 9-4501 Miss Judy Leclerc. 2.1 Mam SI , .. Scheduled to attend are Mr. and .campaign for reetectlon until com pleting the visits. Miami, Aiig. 26 (/P)— Mias. Sandra Wofteradorf. 2b Au Manrhister (Irangs will nelgh- Mra. Robert Sandala, John ^ ert," burn Rd.. and Miss Mary Mielke Ivir wjih Ellington Grange . Stillman Keith and Dante Paganl. , He will iheet under non-politiclil Lazy hurrican^prfisy drifted i auspices any person who wishes to of Bolton will be graduated froiii I Wednesday at 8 p.m. ' ; all members of. a property owners Wafihington, A u g . 27 (JP) f may havS made the remark about northwestward ^ five miles | Waterbury Hospital School of i committee formed last week diir-i' Pliido by t'allot come without appointment to Ifelk the need for a cleanup. with .hirn upon any problem con- Court-appointed monitors per hour toda.v oiH weather I Nursing in commcncemenl exer Andcrsoii-Shea Auxiliary, VFW, | Ing a meeting with the Town Letts added that there "can't E n ^ a ^ e d necterf with the federal govern keeping watch over the scan forecasters said th^'still,ex cises to be held Sept, b si 8 p.ni. ' will hold a polliick tomorrow at I Parking Authority and the ftham- FOR be any conflict'* between Hoffa's ration ment. at the Wilby High .School audi- I 8:3(1 p.ni. at the post home. An i ber of Comr.ierce traffic and park Tlie engagement of Miss Carol dal-stained Teamsters Union commission Am) the 3-raan Hoffa pect a curvature awaj- from tonum. Miss I-a'dcrc is the fourth evcnfng of games snd bingo has i ing coinmlGee. Mrs, Sandal^ Is Todd Keeney to .S. Sgt. George Tomorrow he will be atb Staf SAFETY’S SAKE . demanded an explanation to board., the coast. \ daughter of Mr and .Mrs. Waller | been planneyn Planning Commission ( ’ARPI-:NTKR ■ K\prrlcin-cd In nil ( '(rrrrre(-trcut Mtrrtgage Exchange, Houi'.s 7:.30-!1 anil 12:()0-,3 :,30 selor. The shoe with no breaking dix washer, coffee table, Boston Plenty of parking. Phone Ml New six #oom Cape. Four finished $12,500—Vacant six room Cape tn Shown by appointment only. Not a amall loan or finance com ficldx (ii citr |icrilr y Conlntr i or- 15 Lewla SI , Hartford, ('all (*H- Telephone MI 9-1215 or MI 3-2111 in period R. C?. Jewett. Ml 3-,5532. ROOM ROR RENT. Hot water, 9-5228, Ml 3-7444. 5 ROOM CAPE CX)D. (3aragc, base good condition. Oil, full basement. white, they would have been ad will hold th f pubUc hearing, with pany plan. Douglas Motors, 333 Hu.smess Sprvlrr.a OfliM-rri I,’I u n iv e r s a l " -- Wringer waaher rocker. Telephone stand e’ectrlc down, ceramic tile bath walkout mitted to the achoola to which they the Directors "sitting in,” to ex rcrrairrmirle horrriv rnica Mi .3 07.31 j 6 6697 arid (li.xr-iiaa your prohleni Belwcrti 9 A M. and 12 ,\OON $50. Roper Gas range with heat bath, shower and parking. MI basement Isrge lot $l8.70n R F ment. Minimum down, $14,000. GI or FHA.' Central. Asking- $15,800 Main Street. COMBINATION- Oil and electric heater. Mfy-7170. STORE FOR RENT—Good for any sought entry. plain the provisions in the pro I'’Iy()on SANIMNCJ and rpftntahlnc wrih .Mr, Hurke or Mrs. Catter, ing unit. $.35. Electrolux gaa re 3-1406. Dlmock ft Co.. Realtors. Ml 9-6245 Owner must sell, $1S;200---Anofher sl.x room Cape, Kpprializlng In oM Hoora Ml BinWELI Home Imprnvemetrl Co I slave w-tth oil lifter, $20. MI type of business. 216 Spruce St. wiU) fireplace snd garage. Va Four of these applicants were posed regulations. OI.DBR CARS, mechaiilca spec-lals. frigerator $5. All in good condi G.E. REFRIGERAT0R-$25, good Call MI 9-2997. Robert W Agnew, Ml 3-6878 Jo 6-ROOM RANCH. Fireplace, porch, SOUra COVENTRY 0:1750 Aherallnna. nddltlorrs grtrngps WANTED Experienced painter. 3-4920. tion. Call MI 9-7548. condition. Artificial fireplace, $8. I’LEASANT ROOM near bath for cant. 'denied admission on the ground of Included In the changes, are flxlt yourself ears, always s good liiiNiiies.s O p p ortu n ities 32 Gall .MI ,31120. seph N. Ashford, Ml 9-6818, or garage, electric range. Near Rtarflrrg a-rd xldirtg experta Ahrnt MI 9-6642. school teacher or gentleman. Free Robert D. Murdock, Ml 8-6472. T". J. CROCKETT. REALTOR 1 block from Route 44A, In ex pest rectal conflicts In the area In proposals that aUbdlvldeiS would selection, Imok behind our office ASMKS, m ’ HHIMH. Inwnn. all klnda Inrtrn (daphnarda a apeclally tin USED LUMBER and building ,Bup- parking. 54 High St. Buckley School. Immediate occu cellent .neighborhood, AA rating— Dougins Motors. 333 Main. ANTIQUE FURNITURE, atlver. pancy. $15,700, MI 3-1577 which the schools are sUtualed. The have to pay a $16-a-lot fee to de of cciirra) wot k and liRlM Inirk excr’ Ilen wnrkmanahl|t Eaav hrrdg ot'T.ST.ANDINt; SALES pliea Hot Avaler heater, modern glass china, and uaed himiture Houses for Rent 65 (XVni — New Cape with 1100 4 rooms, enclosed breexeway ga fifth' was denied because ehc was fray town Inspection costs, and a furnaces, oi| burners. 275 gallon ATTRACTIVELY Furnished Room 6-ROOM CUSTOM RANCH. 'Bullt- MI 9-6418 Itip. Rags anil [>appi a pirkrd u p el ler'-nra Ml 9 6195 or TR 5 9109 o i’i’oirri'N iTY,- REPRESENTATIVES bought and sold Furniture Repair SERVEL Gaa refrigerator, 11 ft. square ft. of living area 8 minutes rage, amesite drive, stone walks. slightly below per echolaatlealiy. requlremant that a subditrlSIon Inn pickup frnr Pticr« rraatmobln Ml IMiH? oil tank. Gun cabinet, bathroom Service. Ml 3-7449. 360. MI 4-0513. for one or two gentlemen, with NEW TWO bedroom ranch. Avail from Manchester Green Youngs-, ina. stainless steel range, ' ven Comer lot with shade trees front Inatructlona by Hoffman that with lots less than 30,000 square 1950 CIIF.VROI.FT For (Connecticut kitchen privileges. Parking. In MANCHESTTBR—TVo family flat Inick MI 3 7737 nflri .Iiinr 2fl mpw numhri, MI Highly I atc(T hairnrnri oi ganizalinn seta complete, plumbing auppilea, able now until June, completely town kitchen living room wltti and refrigerator. 2 fireplaces, tad back, grounds aa Attractive the board recowMer some of the feet ehould-ba serviced by sewer Medical .Service liu, EIGHT-PIECE Walnut Dining quire 167 Maple St. $21,000. (4-4), centraDy located, hot water 1 07ft t Itoonng-Sidlng in will .*r(-lei I n dlatiihiUoi' In aercice. sinks and toilets. Open daily 3:30- FRANK IS starting to buy and sell furnished. 20 minutes from Hart fireplace, vestibule Basement ga a« rooms Inside. appUcenta will pave the way for lines rather than aeptlc tanks. 50 a, livp Ini al at cniinla CMS 6:.30 p.m., Saturday 8 a m.-4 p.m. good Used furniture and antiques Room Set, large expandable*table, 6-ROOM CAPE. Lakewood Circle oil heat. One apartment vacant CLEAN Modem Room with kitchen ford, also the university. Write rage.-■ Large lot. $16,200 R. F. Reduced for quick sale to— a direct clash betwsen federal and Indications are that the public in,'.n 5IB:RCI'RY Call Mllihell P)KIC(TROI,n\ ownnra — Prompt, RAY'S ROOFING GO , ahlngle and Choman'a Houacwrocking. 'Yard at 4?,p Lake St. Ml 9-8580. Hours good condition, 350. Call MI Box H, Herald. area. Parielcd living room, 2 fire and completely reconditioned. DKLIN'KU ,-\N|) COLLKCT Hartfoi'fl Area privileges, for gentlemen or cou Dlmock and Co.. Realtors, Ml Nothing to do but move in, also $12,500 state JurldlcUon. The achool board hearing -will be ah interesting one 0-24,52. frl ndh aorvii f» nn vour RIrriro huill-u|> rnofN, ifullrr aiui rnndur located at Slock Place off North 10-8 p.m Closed Sundays. 3-7695, 9-5245, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, places, 1'^ baths, garage. $24,500, lux (Pi rlrnnn Pirk up ami dr | ONI.V Sslai-y Basis - Gar Furnished ple. Call MI 9-7614. two car garage. Asking $18,800, was enjoined laat week by the os an attorney for one contractor tor woik; roof, rhliiinrv irpnirw Age 25-.35 Main Street, or call MI 9-2392. COVENTRY—Four room cottage Robert W. Agnew. MI 3-6878. Jo r9.5,5 BF,L AIR CHF.VROl.FT 6 hvrry (’an l''lrrtn)fux atithorl7.rf11 fnr «»Uf pt'tmirum ptfirluil. K\- SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper Wall AUTOMATIC WASHER in excel Alice Clampet, Realtor. Ml 9-4548. Shown by appointment only. Stittti Supreme Court from furlhr- has already said there were "glar Umv HnKouow. Ml fl?214; Bny Send resume only to TWO FURNISHED ROOMS~wtih on Rj. 31, with lake privileges. seph N, Ashford, MI 9-6818, or BOLTON Four dnor aerlnn Radio, heater, a^’ and arrvirr Ml 9 OR'tH i.| JA prt ioiH p |,j tint nmlFtl An luvcnl- SPECIAI. — Fre.sh Cold^Mfx^^- tilea 4c a tile. Kentile, from 7c lent condition. l6-pound load Call MI 3-6441 from 8-7 p.m, carrjlng out provisions of Its pupil ing errors" apparent In Uw pro .i»u kxon. Nfl 5*5325. kitchen privileges. Call at 4 p.m. Robert D. Murdock. Ml 8-6472, 8-IlOOM RANCH, l^rge lot. fire MANCHESTER GREEN—80 Eliza- Hazel FlovH etc. Two lone painl Wliilcwall 2 niOk Plrnar aak for Aucuatinr rnonl of Mr. .1. H. Kiley phalt. 80 lb. bag $1.70; driveway each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, Norge.. w,Reaaonable. Call at 87 PI 2-7662 — MI 9-8650 placement plan. posed regulation's. Kamirnakt, FDR PHK bop! tn nhinRl# Hnd builf ^ Gonnecticiu Mediral Servlo* Ins. sealer. $1.50 per gallon; and at the Green. Delmom^t., 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. MI 3-884,1. TOLLAND—14 mile from Wilbur place, 2-car basement garage. beth Drive. Desirable three bed tires In excellent condition Ml $'_','2 Ho (',-\.sn K K m 'iii[-;i) $13,600 Large 4'.
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