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\- •.■ ■ ■-: '\ WEDNESbAY» SErtEMBER H WO PAGE TWENTY-POtJR Avenge Dally Net Preaa Run The WeathM jianrlr^Btfr lEtt^tthts f|mUt fdrtfeeWMkIMM raneeet ef V, B. SNeMP a M n Mki ISM OlM ey. M t -M «M l SapIptS Seer 13,125 IB OSe. Mday elee^* ■ ••len’ ebaeoa aC fale.ll0e\lB Sari: eeStfeeAMtS e f ( “ ■ ‘ Manchester'— A CUy of Village Charm T f HU' It:::: VOL. LXXDC. NO. 295 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES— IN TWQ SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1960 AMeHtatag rage SB) PRICE nVE CENTS :.A ■''n' ^oleSf Czechs Join Nixon Declares He’s Not 100 % i i Soviet in Political For Any Group in Congo Plot;

St. Louis, Sept. 15 (IP)— I ‘‘.'"Vi'-'V'-jj Vice President Richard M, Nixon told the International Association of Machinists he Berlin, Sept. 15 (yp)— In-< pleasure there wUl'be on the other Would never, as president, be creased activity by Red jet side." . “iOO per cent” for the pro The Polish snd Csechoslovak gram of any group in Amer- fighters w as reported today as missions announced their goyim:^ Poland and Czechoslovakia ments have joined Bkist Germany iQa. YOU In denouncing as ill^ a l docu TTie,^ Republican presidential joined the Communist politi ments the West German passports candldttteêclared It is the obli C o n g o le s e U.S. Claims cal squeeze on Berlin.' gation of the president to work ior Wastem pllota Mid there la a carried by West Berliners. They said any who travel across the Interest " o f all the people of eonsiderable Increaae In patrol the United Sttltes 'in d not to set work by Soviet MIG’a In the air their frontlirs must have their T roops for visas stamped on separate pieces one group against another^’ Red Smear -f- f corridors to Berlin. Nixon spoke from the same plat' During the paat two days So of paper attached to their per viet or East German jets have sonal Identity cards. form In Kiel Auditorium where been busy over the city Itself, For the past two weeks East Sen. John F. Kennedy, hU demo Kasavubu Against cratic rival,' got a thunderous, leaving white vapor trails against German Communists Have been Leopoldville, The Congo, the blue sky. Some residents have jabbing at western Berlin, a 4- snake dancing reception yester complained of windows broken by power occupation city since 1954. day. Sept. 15 (A*)— Congolese sol United Nations, N. Y., Sept. the concussion of Jets breaking The ultimate objective Is to get Some boos mingled with the diers tried to lynch Patrice 15 (/P)—The Unib^ States asV the sound barrier the allies out bf Berlin. cheers as Nixon, speaking to. some lUmumba today. They broke serted today the SoViet Union, Western Allied officers, who West Herlin Mayor Willy 12,000 persons, asked the delegates nto a U.N. tro(H> building and is carrying on a smear cam-\ have no Jets based here, said it la Brandt charged last'night that the to "look at the record”'of accom possible the Communist squadrons squeeze was an attempt to "iso- plishments for working men under Tied to seize the disputed paign against the United Na- \ are using current fine weather to premier. Ghana troops of the tions in an effort to hide , a \ get In some training flights after (Continued on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Ten) U.N. Command succeeded in plot to turn The Congo into a bad summer. pushing the Congolese troops iii' "But training flights could eas a Soviet^satellite. ily be combined with a Mntrlbu- I’yom the building. “ It was a U.S. Delegate James J, Wads tlon to the war of nerves along the close shave,” one officer of the worth spoke before the security air corridors,” a British officer council, where he introduced a re Ghana force said. solution pledging full U.S. support commented. Discoverer Capsule The unruly Cpngo soldiers-wars West German President Hein roused to fever pitch by reports to U.N. Secretary-General Ham- THE FASHION rich tiuebke flew Into West Ber of numerous casualties among marskjold in hla fight with the Rui- siana. lin on his third official visit of the thslr famines In Ks m I^ province, year. He defied a chorus of pro Pacific where troops” loyal to 'Lumumba The U.S. resolution also called tests that had been voiced by the Floating in have been fighting agiainst Baluba for a halt to the shipment .of all Communists, who chsurged that he tribesmen. The United Nations arms, personnel and military sup came as "a political troublemaker announced a truce in the bloody plies to the troubled African coun and lawbreaker." He suggested Vand'enberg Air Force Base, Calif., Sept. 15 (A*)— An Air civil war last Saturday. try by anyone except the United that West Berliners remain calm. Many of the Congolese soldiers Nations. Wadsworth charged that "The fewer big words wo use Force search plane last night spotted the missing capsule of in Camp Leopold II here are Balu- the Soviet Union had ignored pre now,” Luebke said, "the less the Discoverer XV satellite. The capsule had been all but given bas. vious council resolution asking up for lost when a JC54 plane found is bobbing in the sea Today’s clash occurred at the U.N. members to refrain rrom such near Christmas Island. Beepln'g'f' officers mess of the Ghana forces actions. and flashing, It was about 1,000 at the Congolese Army’s Leopold "If the United Nations falls, PICTURE Human Bones miles southwest of the recovery ville base, Camp Leopold II. there will be no alternative to area north of Hawaii where It Lumumba lost his grip on his unilateral action by many parties should have landed. State News supporters and dramatically ap with all the implications this would, Of Adult with The~Alr Force said an aniphibi- pealed for U.N. military protec have for Africa,” the U.S. dele-* ous plane will land aa soon aa tion. gate said. With street demonstrators Persons evacuated from marahlands on Louisiana coast as Hurricane Ethel approached Wednesday there is enough light. Roundup night crowd floor of high school gymnasium In Lockport as they prepare to sleep on -floor. Lock- Wadsworth' addressed tbs 11-na Coors’ Clothes “The sea condition la favorable shouting "Down with Lumumba port Is about 35 miles southwest of New Orleans. (AP Photofax). tion Security Council In the midst for a landing to pick up the cap the Communist,” Lumumba tried of a major crisis caused by a olash- Denver, Bept. 15 UP)—^The dis sule,” an official added. desperately to rally the Congolese ing Soviet attack on Hammarskjold covery of the bones of a d-foot It would be the third atraight Woman Shoots, troops in the camp against the aa the alleged willing tool of tha time the United States haa sent a military coup by pro-western Col. weatem powers. men and the clothing of Adolph capsule into orbit and recovered Joseph Mobutu. GOP Leaders Tornadoes in Florida Ooora m provided the FBI today Kills Husband Wadsworth accussd Qis Soviet c. e. house and son It. But for once he failed to swing Union of trying to subvert UJ7. “PORTRAIT OF A-MAN” p with a possible key to the dlMp.- The capsule of Discoverer the soldiers back to his side In the Deny All Ties operations in Ths Congo "tmder a pearance of the millionaire brewer was plucked from the air Aug. 19 New Haven, Sept. 16 (flV-A; 88- seesaw struggle with President Jo smoke screen of voting for the Se seph Kasavubu for power. cricketeor suits ...... 59.50 Mven months ago. as It parachuted Into the recovery year-old woman shot and killed Ethel Loses Punch curity Council resolutions.” “VIEW OF THE CAMPUS” j. w. hale CO. area near the Hawaiian Islands. her husband early today during a A U.N. spokesman said Lumum- Ths grisly find was made at a Discovered XlII'is capsule slip To Hate-Mail “In recent days,” he said, "ths domestic quarrel, police rspoxjg^ ba “ rqqueated the protection o f the pattern has become increosingiy distinctly tailored in all wool worsted, natural shoul* trash dump in the Rocky Moun ped past air-catch' plana but was Police said Mrs. Mildred Reynsltlnlted Nations GHiana forces' beth« corduroy groat coot ...... 19.99 tain foothills 12 miles west of Cas clear. By slandering the Secre ders, shorter coats, vests and pleatless trousers, metic pulled from the ocean. olds shot, her husband In ths back eauM of the excitement and agita Washington, Sept. 15 (8^)—Sen, tle Rock, south of Denver. tion in (Jamp Leopold.” Henry M. Jackson, Democratic na On Gulf Coastline tary-General, the United Nations antelope or loden green, 8 to 18. ulous handiwork in the newest colors and patterns. 38 This Is 25 mlDs from the rural "Things, looked pretty black aa he was getting reqdy for bed. Command and even some of the free parking in the rear The woman was held on a charge The spokesman Mid Lumumba tional chairman, Mys someone Is bridge where. Coors’ abandoned about 10 o’clock iMt night,” am countries contributing troops, ths water repellent, windproof, quilted to 42, regulat and long. Air Force spokesman admitted. of murder without bond as the au was given hospitality in the of flooding the mails with antl- truw was found last Feb. #. He Soviet Union had tri^ to cover up W E G IV E The SOO-pound capsule )iad pop thorities continued an Investiga ficers msM of the Ghana Brigade, CathoHc literature In an attempt lining, lamb's wool Interlining, con- hsd left his mountain home that Mobile, Ala., Sept. 15 UP)—Hur-*Guard and Civil Defense workers its penetration.” 'X^strnet floor open 9:30 to 5:45 ped loose from Its rocket carrier tion. but Is free to leave there i f he to defeat John F. Kennedy for rlcane dEthel’s howling winds evacuated thoM In danger zones. vertiole hood collar, Jcnitted cuffs. morning en route to work at the wishes to do so. He accused the Soviet Union of Adolph Coors Co. plant at Golden. on schedule on the Mtelllte’s 17th ’The lûsband, Charles, 42, was president. dwindled to 80 miles per hour to Civil Defense, Red Cross and trip over the Arctic Wednesday found on the bed by police who It was a tragl-comic reversal of Former President Harry 'S. Tru day aa the Gulf of Mexico storm other authorities In the 500-mlle "deceit and fraud.” second floor The FBI refused to speculate fortunes for Lum'umba, who re- m w m thursdays 9:30 to 9:00 whether the bones are those of the afternoon. were summoned by Mrs. Reynolds. man also brought up the subject moved inland toward the Alabama gulf strip affected by the storm Wadsworth asserted that at tha 1 But as It parachuted seaward It Police Mid she told them her while, taking a morning stroll yes and Mississippi coastlines. very moment when the Soviet Un 44-year-old mlMlng man. (OontlniMd en Fags Ten) estimated that 64,000. persons le/. Agents and sheriffs officers are mlsse'd the recovery area where mind went blank at the time of terday In New Tork. "In my home The weather bureau’s 10 a.m. their homes for refuge in higher ion was supporting U.N. resolu •onttmilng the search for the skull Flying Boxcars circled, traUlng the shooting, and they Mid she town,” Truman remartced, “ the (C8T) advisory placed the hurri and safer grounds. tions, It began "to Introduce a \ and other bones they said are re snaring devices. added: "I didn’t realize I had pick Republicans are sending, out Oi cane about. 25 miles south of Pas Meanwhile, more than 100 miles stream of material and .personnel quired for Identification. A path, A radar station at Kaena Point, ed up the gun.” the dirty pamphlets they can find cagoula, Miss., just west of the to the east, tornadoes blasted Into The Congo, not to oHlst but ologist has said the bones already Oahu, made a fleeting track of Crowds Cheer on religion.” Alabama, state line, at latitude through two Florida villages In to disrupt the action of the United the capsule plunging toward the 30.1, longitude 88.5, moving north Nations and to develop Soviet In found are those of an adult man Yule Help Wanted That brought emphatic denials the Panama City area. sea. "But project officials hold lit at 12 miles per hour. fluence, with a view to eatabllsh- about six feet tall. Hartford, Bept. 15 (/P)—Christ from GOP National Chairman The Florida Highway Patrol H ie clothing, ripped and chewed tle hope of finding' the capsule,” Sen. Kennedy Ths advisory Mid that the eye said 25 houses were dembllshed by an Air FVirce spokesman said at mas employment In- the Greater Meade Alcorn and from Ed Stol- of the hurricane would move In by animals, and personal Items a twister which whirled through (Continued on Page T m ) were Identified by a member of the time. - Hartford area may hit an all-time lenwerck. Republican chairman of land within the next few hours ’The Kaena Point fix saved the high. In New Jersey Trutnan’s own Jackson County, and would continue to weaken the little fishing village of Spring- the family .as.ôse Coors was field. Another tornado ripped wearing w bm Kb vanished. day, however.- This was reported today by Mo. They sajd Republican organi when It hit land. Joseph Julianelle, manager of the zations have ho part-In any hate- through West Bay. Power lines • Mflcers and family spokesmen , "The locating of the capsule oc With Kennedy li i New JerMy The quickly-formed huiricane Hartford office of the Connecti mall campaigpn. “ plowed across the gulf last night and trees were knocked down, but (Oonttamed oa Page BIxteea) (Continued on Page Fourteen) cut State Employment Service. Sept 16 (>P)—Sen. John F. Ken Jackson said that as far as he with winds estimated at 150 miles no caaualtiea were reported. BuUetiiis Julianelle said;. "Even at this Two persona are missing and nedy pushed his prMdentlal cam' knows the mall has not come from per hour. from the AP Wires Mriy date, we have an unpreceden- paign acroM New Jersey today to any ^publican party official, but The weather Bureau warned that and. for Christmas help.’' the accompaniment of cheering he urged newsmen to track down tides of three to six feet would — (Continued on Page Ten) Involved are sales personnel, sidewalk throngs and packed In the source of the anti-Catholic occur from the Mississippi sound male and female; wrappers, deliV' mall. He wouldn’t M y .what Infor to St. Mark’s, Fla., with tides up SEARCHERS SIGHT DEBRIS Missing Notc?s Available ery drivers, stockmen mainly. door and outdoor rallies. London, SepL 15 (JP) Search The Democratic nominee told mation he has on any source, but to eight feet In th e, Mobile, Ala., Ethel Seen Pushing ’Thers ars positions «v«n for told a news conference: Area. Mobile Is about 40 miles plaaea today sighted debris la our chubby citizens — as Santa crowd st Bergen Mall Shopping the AUantio near the area wkera Clauses,” the local manager said. CehteF that-Anierlca "can't stand "^’11 give you a little clus. Tou east of Pascagoula. , Rainfall into State Ths advisory ordered all storm a U.S. Air Force B47 Jet craohed To American Defectors Applioatioha are being accepted still In 'th.e eye of the hurricane” (Continued on Page Tea) warnings on the Louisiana coast yesterday after a eydfirion In now and lists being compiled for of poliUciU'Changes sweeping the Hartford, Stpt. 15 (>P)—Hurri flight. A U.S. .-Vir Force ôkeo- the seasonal employment. There world. ' , • and east of St. Mark’s lowered, hut . Washlflrton, Sept. 16 (^ —Theêmment documents and informal cane -■ Ethel, minus her gusty man Mid the debris was ^htod will be full-tinie as well as part- This appearance, In what is or admonished ' that precautions l^ e n s e Department said today briefing notes. punch, may bring rain to Con- first by a C64 Skymastei' cargo time and evening job opportunl dinarily strong Republican terri should be continued sgîns.t winds nectlcut late tomorrow. noihe handw|dtten briefing notes “There are two poHibilltles,” and tides. plane and half an hour later by Burke said, "perhaps equally like ties for qualified workers. tory,. drew a crowd of ... several AlUifaugh hurricane Ethel was aooUieC U.S. search plaao. In nvailable to the two American thouMnd ^rsons. Kennedy rôke A wave of cold air moving south losing j force today aa it moved dbde clerics who (|lefected to Soviet ly: (1) That the notea-were de News Tidbits London,' the British air ministry outdoors. across the United States was the toward 'the Alabama-Misstasippl RuMla ate . missing. stroyed by their originator after Held on Check Count reasoh for Ethel’s weakening. 'Mid the debris appeared to In having served their purpose or (2) When he 'arrived at Jersey City Called from AP Wires border; It was expected to move clude a wingtip tank similar to J. Vincent Burke Jr., Defense East Lyme, Sept. .15 (if)— ^Mor Pascagoula, one of Mlssiasippl’a Inland where It would virtually Department general counsel, gave The notes were removed from the to begin his tour pf the state Ken- those carried by the B47. ris Cohen, 39, Canton, MaH., has nedy was greeted with a large busiest induatrial centers with the Ibse its I hurricane Identity. ■ that testimony as the first witness building by Mitchell or-Martin.” been arrested here oh a charge of huge Ingalla Shipbuilding plant lo' Burke disclosed that, both Mar sign acroH-a railway, bridge which Skippe^ i t the nuclear tubmarlhe It however will probably create MOCK^ MOON FLKjHT ENDS In a House Armed' Services sub- fraudulent issue of a check. cated there, began to feel the high Increased upper level moisture : committee Investigation of the de- tin and Mitchell had been given read: "Welcome, Mr. President.’ Seadragon, which forged new 8,800 San Antonio, Sept. 15 (it)— . He was booked Sunday by State mile northwest passage under the winds |n mid-morning. •• which will continue a northward I faction of the clerks. Bemon F. lie detector testa in,the course,*^ Police after an InvMtlgatlon Into Ths nominee’s cafavan ieiled Branches littered the streets and Two Air Force pilots, grinning being cleared for secret work at polar ice, says It was ss easy as push cauaing ra^ late Friday. For and happy, today completed a ! Mitchell and •William. H. Martin. complaint of a bad $35 check be- through streets lined with paro live electrical wires dangled from those observing the situation, a the NSA. chial . school children .waving drlvkig down the street-.. Chief of record-breaking SO-day shnulat- •f : ■ 'Rie two cletks defected to'Rus- Ing passed at a garage. Rhode Island State Division of utility poles. . degree of cloudlneaa will begin to sia In July- via Mexico and Cuba He said they passed qie He de- American flags. A few knots of ed flight to, the moon and book. Cohen Is free under $1,000 bond Communicable DlsesM’ says "Hie F loodin g in ths back areas of develop tonight with s thickening Oapt. William D. Hablnetzel o f and turned bp in Moscow in early for his .appearance tonight, in 'East public school pupils were inter polio epidemic Is very definitely oa the d ty became a problem as of clouds oh Friday- mortilng. September witii a denouncement of (Continaed eoj Page Seventeim) spersed with the townspeople who Ingleslde, Tex., and 1st L ti Lyme Justice Court. .■ the wane. swollen bayous and rivers spilled may continue Into Satur John W. Hargreaves Jr., of Ch - their own country. turned out to wave and qhesr. Henry Cabot Lodge tells Chicago over Into the lowlands. National day, Burke told the committee,' meet Kennedy, apoke to a eheerini tle Air Force Base, Calif.,' step $7.9 Million Deficit' audience America “ Is the’ greatest ped from'thelr 8 by U foot ptee- ing In closed session, that there stamping crowd at about 6,000 1 power SB earth" and will use Its Hartfoifd, Sept. 15 (P) — SUte surlzed steel tank at aan. Is no svldenoe at this point that Buîa Gouhts the.Jersey City Armory. stnsngth “ to build a peaceful (OST). Habluetael, 88, and Har^ Martin and Mitchell were part of Comptroller Raymond 8.. Thatcher Kennedy travel^' through Dem world” .. Sen, Lyndon Johnson at Woman Files Complaint ■ r- today predicted the stae -wlU close greaves, 80, were locked- In the an espionage ring or i‘that they ocratic Hujdson County with an Phoenix, Ariz., rally blasts Repub space cabin simulator at the its 2-year fiscal period next June had an accomplice or accomplices OnFastN-W^r, licans ss “ the party of do-nothing- School of Aviation Medicine SO with' nn estimated deficit of . hers cr slsewliers. (OoBtinLed en Page Four) iMn." a ' here Aug. i5. ^ ' The House committee is Investi $7.9 million. For third time In. a year, famed Psychiatrist Arrested gating* the circumstances of the ProJ>ers Trild In his annual fiscal report to Atty. Jerry Gelaler of Beverly HlUe, FLYING ‘TRIANGLE’ SEEN runout o f the pair, as well m the Governor Riblcpff, he also dis- Calif., eirirera a heart attack Stdnquaey of the ssinirlty clearance clossd that the stata had bettered 3 U S. Legislators Battalion of U.S. Marines Los Angeles, Bept. 15 (F)-*A. Washington, Sept. 15 (P)—Rus police offfcer says he saw a sjrstoma o f the various docurlty sian leaders would not hesitate to Its financial position ’ during ths from Formosa tomorrow, putting On Kidnaping Charge if < ngehcles. < year which ended last Juns SO aqd Shim Mexico Fete Into operation a plan to have a «)m - flying triangle this luonlng. launch a surprlM nuclear attack That's right. Triangfe, not sn»- Burke’s statement, released to on the ■ United States If they succeeded in hammering down the bat-ready lendlag team afloat In newsmen, made these two other cer. Desk officer Don Aadsnoa thought this nation could be onetyear deficit to $3.9 million.- MexicoiCity, Sept. 16 (it) •— the Sbuth China Sea area at all Craig WSJ arrested yesterday on points: ! ' ttines. Greenwich,, Sept. 15 (JP)4->-The^ at the -West Los Angeles po smashed with one stroke, a former However, tê Eaat Haqipti pro-Cuban ipcech by a Mexican Miss Warner's kidnaping cOm " i: In the ckee itf Mitchell and London actor Roger Gage cites family of Joanna Patricia War lice station said a woman called Soviet nayal officer says. Democrat indicated that an e deputy provokbd three U.S. con ner kept a guarded-silence today on plaint at his Midtown New York Martin, they can cause no damage pected 2.8 per cent drop In thje Sir Laurence Olivier Ss co-responf- at 7:80 a.m. today to report she to the security o f out own com,- Capt. NlKol^ Fedorovich Arta gressmen Into boycotting e lunch ,her charges she was kidnaped by a office and was taken to Manhattan Mconjd year revenue, plus'extra ent today In a divorce suit agalnn saw a flying sapoer hovering municatiems.- They can,, however, monov testlfi^yesterday that So eon marking Mexico’s 150th anni psychiatrist seeking to have her Felony Court. Magistrate Louis viet military strategy has been spendjing for welfare, teachers’ . re verMry celebration. actress Joan Plowright ., Japanese shove 300 to 400 tMt above the assist tbe^Bbrists-4n thelr-.effptta Crown Prince Akihltojand Prlncebs committed to a mental Institution. Wallach paroled him for a hearing baaed pn the doctrine of a surprise tirement . and other items will Sen, Kenneth Keating (R-N T) Douglas Airemtt pMBi Jn Soata to fender secure (Soviet comhuinl- Michiko will visit Disneyland and A Mrvant st the lyam er irtan-; Sept; 21, Monica. Several, others called fiuelear attack since F e b ru i^ boost -the 2-ysar defi&it to the Sen. Thomas. j , DoSd (D-Cohn) Joanna Said Craig, accompanied eatlona activities. take in a Yankee Stadium ball stoB, adjabent to the Greenwich . about it Officer AndbrsoB went $7.9 million figure come next Juhe and Rep. Johii J. Rhodes (R-Arlz) by policemen. Interrupted her while "2. So far as can be determiiMd, game during their Z-week tour of Coqntry: Club, said: "They don’t outride and saw it, too. !, no documents are mlMlng. How Artamonov, who was cpmmander 80. • yesterday refuse tb attend after the United Statee this month. want to be disturbed. .'Fhey 'don’t site was having dinner Saturday of a Russian destroyer In the Baltic ' ______, _ speech by Deputy Emilio Sanches night at an apartment on East 1 'i''i l e r , It la possible that copier of Four passengers are kjllled and want to take any phone calif;”' DR. FKAUS agmOIZBD . “SILHOUETTE” f documents could haVe been made Fleet, defected to ^he United States Talk* on AlcoholUm Piedras before parliamentary dele several injured In overturned train Joanna, 21, * student at New 73rd Street. He told her he had ■L by them, although .there is no evi In June 1959 while. stationed at gates from 25 dountries. The lunch orders from her. father to take'her TrOatoa, N Sept., 18 (JV— Hartford, Sept. 16 WVrThs in North Sumatra, reports from York’s plush Finch School, accused bylformfit: girdle. 13:5

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Studies at S t Albans, N.T, has between toe bids from toe amouAt dletoTVB, ki'to been raainpetatad aa FlnoHdetion Backed daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Mansoa Second "Low Bid refused to honor its bid and toe of toe Manhoff check. dlreioton at Mm Leng Zjum Bebool Bmhron CiAumhia Manhoff Informed ardUtoct GarrlaoB o f C uds Mill Rd. 'and town has deposited toe check Man at Middletown. The terms run M arl^ Bakar, dauglitor at Htt. Bolton Sisters Gets Drape Job Victor Frid that it had miacalcu- through June 80, 1088. Gov. Abra OttaTva — Strong ramKt tor Sheinwold on hoff submitted to guarantee the the fluoridation at drinking water DlLlES Pupils Inyit^d and Mna BYanoU Bakar o f -Jota lated in submitting lU bid fig ham Ribicoft. also reappointed Scouts Change bid, according to General Man ure. , ; Russell G. Warner of New Haven to help protect teeth agalnat decay athan Tnunbull Highway, xspoirt- Mrs. Catherlns Lelner of Bolton' DraperlM for toe .North Jun ad today at thb Hartford Hos ager Richard Martin. as member of the State Board of haa been reglatered by Cianada’a Meeting Schedule To Breakfast weih top hahors -in the nationwide ior High School win be supplied Manhoff's bid was $2,070. The leading health organizations: tha The Baby Has pital School at Nursing, Which CHVIl YOUK WSOfQ < ■cBlIt 4plar LONG LANE DIRECrrOBS Registration for Profeaslonal En by Wood Bros, of Springfield, sec bid from Wood was $2,176. Canadian Dental Assn., Canadian they enter as two at 108. glrlS A CHANCE TO WIN rug e q t ^ t at the Eastern States Hartford, Sept. 15 — Mrs. gineers and Land Surveyors for a Boy Scout Troop 28 held its On Rally Day cboaan tor this year’s training NORTH ond low bidder for the project. Martin Indicated the town would -Elizabeth R. McConaughy, Corn term ending July 1, 1965. The ac Public Health Association, and By A lfn d , In doing so, she repeat- Canadian Medical Assn. first fall meeting Friday at He (daas. A Q » ^ 8 The lowest bidder, Manhoff probably taki the. $105 difference wall, and William F. Briggs, Mld- tions were taken yesterday. A zinglston king will often win 9 A I 7 tha 1967 performance ofvher Been Named... bron Congregational Church. Columbia Congregational ^ u rch Lawrence Hutohlna, u n o f Mr. a trick if you glV# It a chance. lister, Mra. Aês-Murphy, also of Troop ineetmga have been changed school, following a tradition of re and Mra. Carlton Hutchins of Lake Your opponent doewi't know Bolton, who this year won an from Mondays to Fridays m or cent years, invites all famlUaa with Rd. vriU attend MltcheU OoUaga In where the king is nor that It Is honorable mention In the show. der that younger membera will New London. unguarded. Leave him to hla own Mrs. Lelner will recelye a silver not be kept out so late on school childran. from 4-year old and up 5 AAI 10»764 devkses, and he wUl ptobably try 5 2 V K bowl and $80 award for her feat nights as to mterfere with home to a Rally Day brOakfast Sunday Miss Sandra Gardner, daughter OMMBdn Bonita, douctiter of Mr. and Mra. JamM B m i^ 99 of Mr. tod Mrs. Sheldon Gardner a finesse, losing your king. 7 5 4 $ r A of capturing "beat of fair”'honors. work, and for other reasons. moml]^:. It will be held in Yeo Brooklyn Bt, RockvlUe. Sho waa born Sept 1 at M a ^ M to r of Jonathan Trumbull. Highway, West opened the five of spades, 8 7 6 A 3 a 9 5 2 Her 37-lnch circular hooked rUg HoapltaL Har maternal grandparenU ara Mr. and Members of the Troop Commit mans Hall at 8:30 a.m. Afterward, and East easily saw that tha ace SOUTH also won first place In Its division, tee and their officers are: Harry leaves tomorrow, for Aubumdale, Mra. John Fisher, RockvlUe. Her paternal grandparenU ara the children are to be registered Maks, where she will enter' Lasell was the right play. ThU was very A K where Mrs. Murphy won honorable H. Klrkham, junior leader train by their parents In the new parish unlucky for Sou^ tor If the 9 q I18»«4S mention. ' Mr. and Mra. Otto Smith, Beverly Hllla, N. C. ing, and senior scouts; Raymond J. Junior College. A A K 1 house of the church where children spades had been evenly divided Both women entered original da* Burt, advancement chairman; Holly Stannard, daughter of A A J Patriota And, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Robert A. Maurice, \ will be assigned to their rooma East might not have known that signs In the competition. Mrs. Robert J. Scpuyler and Robert Ca- Mr. tod Mrs. E.-Malcolm Stannard I West. Netfli E M -Lelner’s rug featured, variegated SO Range Hill t)r., Vernon. She waa born Sept. 3 at Manchea- \ School will actually open Sept the king waa aingleton. Pan 2 NT Ftaa ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. faezo, advancement; George Rose 25 for the fall season. of Whitney .Rd., began her stud coppery green tonea with -a borf'%- ies this week itt Oxford School in Bant promptly returned a opOde, .Pan 4 0 Pan and Mra. Edward 8. Kennedy, Lawrence, Mass. Her paUroU and Harvey H< LIppinoott, camp and South ruffed with th# queen of white daisies. It was the flfst ing tod activities; M. S. Belden, AbonI Town West Hartford, vriiere her sister r Pan S A Tan grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alma Maurice, Yaleavllle. She o f hearts. West discarded a club, All Pan attempt of either^ of the sisters at property; ' Cprlman Frankel, fi William Burnham, chairman of Susan returns as » third yeu atU- h u a brother, Robert Brian, 2; and a slater, Kathleen, 8. and South looked pmUlsd. Opening lead — A5 designing their own ' rugs. The nance chairman; Doifald E. Ray the Lions Club auction which will dent. achievement gained them 10 pointa mond, finance; William Queal, be held In Yeomans Hall Saturday "I like It. and then again X In the judging, they modestly point Alan Paul, son of Mr. and Mra. Paul Margelony, 63 Walker beginning at 10 a.m., says that he WUllam and David Card, twin treasurer. don’t,” he remarked. out. BL He waa born Sept.'2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. will h'ave to offer the finest In mer sons of Mr. and Mra. Walter A. Ha meant that he was glad that ant it dummy had thraa imall His maternal grandmouier la Mra. Svea Carlaon, 63 Walker St. The present vacancy In the Mrs. Lelner, who graduated from chandise—^much, of It new, some Card enter Willlston Academy haarU Inataad of A ^-x. Than Bast Hla paternal gfrandmother la Mra. Earl Maine, Windsor L^ka, scoutmaster post will be filled by he nadn’t bean over-ruffed tm- New Britain State Teachers (Al antiques and plenty of used Items. this year, when their brother Bich would know that hU king of and hla paUmal grandfather M I^ter Margelony, East Hartford. Richard M. Grant, with Donald mediatoly. Hut now he knew that lege In ‘1948, majored li) slemen- Something for everybody. The a t returns for his third year. Bast bad tha Mng o f hearts, which hearts was in fineasabla pontlon. Ray of Amston as assistant. Additional studtota returning Ha should return tha four of tary education and has had "no "Lionesses” will have charge of meant that a heart finease oouldnt formal-', art graining. She did have Brott Stedmaa, son of Mr. and Mra. a ifton 8. Btradley Jr. Bm Note to thblr coUega 'u id prtp school spades at tha second trick, trying of 82 Grove 8t., Rockville. He waa bom Sept 9 at Manches refreshments this year and will ■uCcsed. courses In industrial arts, art ap AnnotmMment U made by ele serve lunch. Bob Hendrickson Is will be listed tomorrow. to eneoura^ South to ruff low or ter Memorial Hospital. Hla maternal grandparenU are Mr. and mentary Bchool prlndpel Richard There was only ona chance, ao preciation and arts and crafts, Mrs. Selwyn P. Miles of Somers.and hla paternal grandparenU auctioneer. Tills is the elub's^big- BaUdlng Pennita South took It. He led n trump to not to ruff at all. while at Teachers College. D. Gale, that there will be eU gest money raiser for their civic Lucius W. ROblnson Jr., agent Daily Oueettoh are Mr. and Mra. caifton 8. Bradley Sr. o f Vernon. buses serving this year, It will be dummy's ace In the hope that The mother of seven children, • • • * • projects. for the Zoning Commission, Indi East’s marked king was itaglcton. ' A s dealer, you hold; Spades— three boys and four girls ranging to Integrated system agata, high School Exodus Starts cates a total estimated Valuation Jamea MirfiaM, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles MlnleuccI Xr., ■ehool and elementary students It waa, tod South drew the last Q 9 8 2; Hearts—A 8 7; Diamonds to 12, Mrs. Lelner finds hooking of $42,000 on the eight, building and braiding fill the winter hours Brookfldd Rd.. Bolton. Ho waa bora Aug. 81 at Miancheater using the seme buses. A general exodiu this week trump, and claimed his slam, —Q 10 8; a u b s—K Q 10. What do Memorial Hospital. Hla inaUrnal grandparenU are Mr. and takes young people away to col projects for which he Issued build "when we are shut in,” very nice Ohwoh SohooU Open nist'a Fault you say? Mni. James Schaub, 105 Highland St. HU paternal .frond- lege, training and preparatory ing permits last month. They went ThU eras, of course, East’s Answer: In atandard aystemi ly. Her home on Tinker Pond Rd. / Ctaurch schooU and Sunday school. to: Vlnqent Sledjeski, Cherry Val at the corner of French Rd., dis mother la Mrs. Charles Mlnlcuccl, 448 B. Middle Tpko. He has schools m all churohes o f Hebron fault. Bast should have led.a dU- you must pass- If you uss the a brother, Charles, 2Mi: and two aUUrs, Donna. 6%, and Bar- Among last year’s high achool ley Rd; John Mrosek, house on mond at the second trick. Since plays her artistic taste and boasts opened Sunday for the coming Kaplan-Shelnwold system, Md 1 a handsome braided rug, 6 by 9 bara, 6. graduatw going to the University Erdonl Rd.; Anna Kemp, o f Man the spade position was far from year following the summer vaca NT to show baUnced distribution feet, also the product of the long of Connecticut are Paul S. Avlg- chester, addition to house at Co clear, South would not know why tion. and 12 to 14 pointa In high cards. winter hours. Laura Jean, daughUr of Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Ibarra of none, son o f Mr, and Mra. Joseph lumbia Lake on Jonathan Trum East was switching to a new suit 14 Elro 8t. She waa born Aug. 20 at MancheaUr Memorial Sunday achool at the Hebron (Copyright I960; General Fsaioree The former Catherine Kurys, church U at 11:16. At OUrad, Avlgnone, Rt. 6A; Alfred F. bull Highway: Robert Taggart, South would take the normal Hospital. - Her maUraal grandparenU are Ricardo MonUmayor addition to house on West St. Ex.; Oorp.) she is the wife of Carl Frank Chuhch aohool precedes the morn Black, son of Mra. Ethel Black, heart rinesse, losing to East’s sin Lelner. and Domonlca Johnson, and her paternal grandparenU are Mr. to E.. W. A. Inc. alteration to gleton king. and Mra. Santos Trijo, all o f San Antonio, Tex. She haa two ing service. St. Peter's IÛcopal Rt. 6; Ctaarles Forbes, eon of Mr. Her sister, Agnes, is married to and Mrs. C. Randolph Forbes, Jon house at Woodland Ter.; Joseph T h a t would make a difference A vacuum brothers, Henry B. Jr., 9, and Michael James, 6. Church school U at 10 a.m. George Murphy and lives on • B B # • 886 Enroll in School athan Trumbull Highway; J, Paul Ssegda, bam on Saegda Rd. and of 1,580 points. Worth playing for. French Ito- They have fotir ehU- Principal Richard D. Gals, of Szegda, son o f Mr. and Mra. Joseph to Mary Tucker, barn on Edgar- The situation would be •8 W. C e n ^ J It. She waa bora 8ept 4 at Manchester Memo ths Hebron alemantary school, ro- Saegda, Szegda Rd.; CynthiaErho, I ll« N’>lUf Av I i M If U 10 years old. rial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. ports a registration of 886 pupils Ths progrwn will bs on Ths Con daughter of Mr., and Mra. John Harris 9an Bora ■' Her 1957 "best of fair’’ winner on the fall cipenlng of school. ThU stitution. , Erho, RtAfi cut-off and Theodora A son, John Raymond, was born Alfred BItoheoek sayit was a hooked chair seat. Her eiitty that takes Lawrence F. Bunco, 889 Hartford Rd. Her paternal grandmoth er U Mrs. Edward B«auford and John Hardy, both o f Maine. waa the exact number predicted Hostsssss will be Mra. Alfred B. Murotte, daughter of Mr. and to Mr. and Mra. Glen Harris at Ne one admitted attee this year is a 32 by 42-inch rug *.*••• last June by the school adirUnlS' NsU, regent, tod Mra. A. Wsllace Mra. itoderick Marrotte, Hebron Hartford Hospital last night. Mrs. “ F8YOHO” Btorte— Inspired by the thistles In her fa EI1STUJOODHAWTI OHO Patricia Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Simona Jr., tration. Cnnney, secretary. Dues will be Rd. Miss Carole Laisky, daughter Harris la the former Charlotte ## i t ther's pasture, which she says is 82 HUton Dr., South "Windsor. Sho was bom SUpt. 4 at Man- An extra teacher is being em paid Bt the meeting, or may be of Mr. and Mra. Joseph Luaky of Clarke o f this town and the so full of thistles it’s a menace— ehestar Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. ployed this year, i ^ c h eases ths sent to the treasurer, Miss E. Anne Jonathan Trumbull Highway and couple now make their home In No oao—bat no one will be admitted PSYCHO but beautiful. Goldfinches are as guesswork to tbe theater after the itort of AT a T.U. plentiful In the pasture as thistles and Mrs. George Sadd. 271 W. High 8t. Her paternal jp-and- situation, but Mr. ( A t pointa out Clark, Dues have been raised to |6. a graduate of Northampton School Glastonbury. The baby is the first Mra. .Carl Lelner and Mpr. George Murphy of Bolton display the parenU are Mr. and Mrs. George Simons, Watertown, N. x . She that If as many as lo m o re pupils for Girls, will also enter UOonn. grandchild o f Mr. and Mrs. Ray Alfred Hlicheock’i because the birds feed on the seeds COMB EABLY WONDERITt. designs from which thfelr prize-winning rugs were made. The naa two sisters, Kathleen Rose, 7, and Sandra Jean, 8H. should be enrolled It would mean They start today. mond E. Clarke o f Jonathan J# I f BHOBT8 8TABT AT «)tt of the bristly flowers. Mrs. Mur • • • • • "F phy's design incorporates the rugs will be. featured in a display at. the Eastern States Exposi an Increase in aptoe and an addi Hebron oorraepondeiit, Mise Snean Brian Binder, son of Mr. and Trumbull Highway. P a te rn a l PSYCHO tion opening Sgttirilay at West Springfield. (Herald Photo by ■Imbetly Wray, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Richard Leo Tar- tional teacher.- ‘Hiere are now 40 B. Pendleton, telepbone AOademy grandparents are from Seattle, Bat. "Peyeko" 7iUS)IS flowers and the birds In natural of changing Mra. Sol Sinder will leave this Oflara). ea, R t 44A, Bolton. She was born Aug. 80 at Mahcheater Me In kindergarten, and 296 in the 8-8464. Wash. Feotnre etorte S:lS-7:M-t:N colors on an off-white background. weekend for Worcester Polytech- Sbert ■nbjeeto: ls4AS)W-»:M Sna. "Fiyeho” S4-8)n 'The nig has a shaded green bor morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. remaining grades. nlcal Institute. S Arthur J: Patton, 266 W. High St. Her paternal grandparenU der with overtones of yellow and College-Bound John Wheaton reported early Manchester Evening Herald Oo- are Mr. and Mra. Bundl Tarca, 683 W. Middle Tpke. Among those Hebron young luniMa oorrespottdent M ra Donald gray- • • • • • St. Bridget’s Unit at Holy-Gross, to be In time for Mrs. Murphy's formal training people who plan to, attend college R, Tuttle; AOBdemjr 8-S4M Dust Bags! football practice. in art was limited to courses she Oyathla mii«««, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Borge- this fall are: Mhis Kathy Ellle, son Jr.. 670 N. Main S t She was bom Sept. 10 at Manchester Will Open Season Reginald Lewis, son of Mr. and took at Manchester -High School Wheaton College, RI.; Marguerite Mrs. Reginald Lewis of Woodland from which she was graduated In Memorial Hospital. Her maternal frandparenU are Mr. and Fracchla, Carolyn Ooolldge, Joyce »I«UJ ■Terr, will enter the University of 1943. You too rHjht thru. You Imew Mra. J. H. Schneider,, Attica, Ind. Her paternal grandmother Kinney and Harold Hills, Universi St. Bridget’s Rosary Society will J/UL (d£/UWL Clean the Air witH^ Is Mra. Ella Boiveson,' Tunkhannoek, Pa. She has twlO sisters, open lU season with a buffet-style Montana. He and his dad, who will Both rugs will be on, display at R T ‘-vX/ViJFfArs.X ty of Connecticut: Kurt Nygren, drive him out, leave early Thurs the Eastern States ,Ejcpositlon in ÎwTVCV WVWn BV m VWVW w9 Connie and Bonnte, 6. Norwich University, V t; and banquet Tburaday, Sept 22, at ***** day morning for the w estern ■OLTON NOTCH Y&IBgl West Springfield during its 9-day Craig Rowley, Worcester Tech, 7:30 p.m. at the K of C Home on STUDIO of PIANO and ORGAN 98 Seott Edward, son of Mr. and Mra. William F. Maurer, 212 Main S t state. run which opens Saturday, The 56 duut bo . No nood to polio Lydall Bt. He waa bora Sept, 6 at Manchester Memorial Hos for his senior year. TONITB winning ruga, entered by conte.at- About Town The banquet will be catered by Gerald Smedley, who got his BS EVERYWHERE 4T'S JUST LOBSTER ON , CN’tquooM. UufyttoH* pital His maternal granârents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold V. degree at the University of Con "B EIX. BOOK "THE HIOH a ants from Wisconsin to Florida Doyle, 423 Summit St. His paternal grandmother Is Mrs. The Rev. Dr. Reginald Helfferlch, Imperial Caterers. TickeU may be a CANDLE” THE mOBTY” Resumes Teaching and Maine to Ohio, will be dis FRIDAY EVENING secretary of the National Council obtained from Mra. Johq Kelley, necticut in Jime Is already In Mis Color Color you whon to chowgo. Frank W. Maurer, Rocky Hill. He has two brothers, William souri where he will study for his played in the Hampden County Im- BUT HERE IT’S M l cjxjynjilnjfL of Churches and director of relief F. Jr.. 6, and Robert D., 8. Mra. James Halloran.^Mra. Ed Jimmy Stewart John Wayna ,-provement League building. efforts of the Council, spoke to the ward Hennigan, Mr*, inilllp Hur master’s degree in physics at the Braie Kotbci University o f Missouri. Bob Stack Monday^ SepL 19 BROILED Robert John, son of and Mra. John lagrossl of 29 Devon children of the Hebron Congrega ley, Mrs. Leon Terry, and Mra. Kim Novaok Jaa Stcrllnx BUS FIRE DEATHS AT 48 The Misses Virginia Garrison, Jack Lemmoa Laralne Day Dr. He was bom Sept. 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hla tional Sunday school Sunday, William Gallo, Casablanca, Morr^co. ^ Sept. 15 * •oooodo maternal grandmother is Mrs. Ralph Moore of Wlnsted and hla He. told about children of other Meetings will be held on the BEGINNERS AND TEACHING AT YOUR HOME VP)—A bus en route to a Moslem lOBSTER A-LA-HOB-NOB paternal grandmother is Mra. Mary lagrossl of Hamden. lands. He and his daughters re third Monday of each month Ih religious festival at Meknes ov 9 F J I.- 8ATIiltBAY tlU . 7 PJt • FREBmBHWf;! K s t Ir MstthofWB MI M070 T **■ J ■ i» ■ \ , . ;.,r' ‘ 4 : vrr-^T. , % . f . ‘ ■

:. r-/ MANCHESTER e v e n in g HERALD. MJLNCHESTER, CJONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1960 PAGE iTvir: MANCHEST^ EVENING HERALD, M^CHBSTOfc, CONN^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER UT, I960 further Informatton and raaaiva- PAGE FOUR Hilliltowii G r^ g e Uona, ball Mrs. Rita Miaadar, subterfUfa and by monlpuloUcn «t Scfm eider-Klinger laoo Forbes St.; Mra. Arllna OAMERAS foreign ehortera whose historical Plans 2-Day Fair Noch, 86!5 Forbea 8t.; Walter For FILM^-FLASH BULIIS ^Reardon Returns Judge Enjoins Negro Groups Announce Engagements rest, 381 Hills St.; or Mrs. Evsflyn ^Crowds C heer back ground la of tha most dubious 30-MINUTE FREE r ■V!' "’f." DISCOUNT FBlOni heritage attempted to gain a com- Tha wadding of Miss Alice M. Hlllstown Grange will hold Its Coughlin, 382 Burnside Ave.,- all From Convention of East Hartfordr" *. TV'^Radio Tonight patitlva oijanlaatlon to confuse INSTALLATION Klinger, South Windsor, and Don annual fair Friday and Saturday ARTHUR DRU3 From Use of Masonic Rituals and xnilriMid the beguiled Negro ên. Kennedy ald F. Schneider, Rockville, was at the Qrange Halt, 617 Hllis St., Manebastar PoUca Chiaf Jaitiei public uneS^ protenaes of legiti B i t t i n g Sales R h e Rearikm raturnad to hla dask tO" Naw Haven, Bapt 16 (ffV-B'our-^ Judga Tatlfacchla aidd such macy." ' •* ' ^ MUFFLERS ■olemnized Saturday afternoon at East Hartford. It waa not known whether the de in New Jersey day after attanding tha Naw Bng- teen Negro fraternal groiwa In rgumente raised "profound and Trinity ^Lutheran Church, Rock The fair will open Friday at 6 ij’ — Nearly *2,250,000,000 Television land Polica Cbiate Convention at phUoaopbical questions relating to fendants counsel, Isadora Chaplowe ville. p.m., with an entertainment pro was Spent for retail aalea of Connecticut have been enjoined jmd Bmadlct Moss of New Haven, : (Oonttnoed from Pofo One) 6:00 Bit 8 Theater On profress) st* 8:00 Donna Reed Show I, 13. 40. 53 Wentworth-by-the-aaa in New dvll righte” but aaW they weren’t , ’Ate bride Is the daughter of Mr. gram a t ' 8 o'cloHk. Hrimebakcd pleasure and small commercial First Show (In progress) 32 Bai Maslarson 33 30 from using Maaonie aymbols. rdevmni to the Issues in the caM. would appeal. Tha plaintiffs war* foods, aprons, fancy work, candy, boats, boating equipment, and ac Barly Show do progress) ' ■:I0 Tht Real McCoys 8. 63 Hampahlra, Sunday, Monday and rapreaented by Oaorga Crawford, And Mrs. Arthur E. Klln'ger, Gra ]^traordlnory omount of poUoOi Cisco Kid ^ Producers’ Choiea 10. 33. 80 n%mw or rltuala. In bis decision, he said: ham Rd.,~ South Windsor. The Christmas cards, gifts and novel cessories In the United States dur Cartoon Playnoust ' Johnny Ringo 8. 13. 40 Tuaaday, An Injunction waa algned yeia- "Men have the right to worehip corporation counsel for New JprotecUon. Six police care In ad bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and ties, costume Jewelry, grab bags, ing 1969. Sales in 1960 are ex Huckleberry Hound 6:00 The Jeannie Carson Show 8, 40 Reardon said the meeting wu terday by Common Pieaa Court ‘God’ according to the- dictates of Haven. ^ white elephants, plants and vege pected to be about 5 per cent dition to motorcycle offlcen ac- White Hunle> Bachelor F ath ar IP. 32 30 marred by hurrlanca Donna be- Judge Otto H. LaUacebia. The Tha Prince Hall Maoone, the Mrs. Carl G. Schneider, 36 Orch 6:25 Weather. News A Sports 1 Zana Oray Tbcatar 8. 12 conscience. : SAVE / ard St., Rockville. tables n)py ^ purchased at. greater. ^mpanled his caravan. 6:30 Brave Stallion W rastling 63 cauaa all present wen concerned Judge aiUd tba organization had "They have the right to practice plaintiff, la«a Negro Maaonie or booths. A country store and snack Film t:S0 The Untouchablea- I, 10. about how the storm would affect •ought to-"oonfuee and mialSad ganization. 'The Rev. Erich O. .pieper, Rock * At Paterson, Kennedy epokes Sports, Newa A Weather . M arkham 3. rituals baaed upon biblical history, ville, and the Rev. Walter L. Abel, bar will also be open. J o a crowd police estimated at Wild Bill HIckock W rangler 33. their communitiea. All kept in oon- tha beguiled Negro public under or tha rij^t of free expression of The fair iwill reopen Saturday OPEN ^ 6:45 John Daly Piano Pops y atant touch by telephone. pretenaea of legitimacy." SEAT COVERS Wapplng, performed the double at 10 n.m., and pony ride.s will be ■15,000 persona. Douglas Kdwardi 10:00 Groucho Marx 33, He aald the conference iteetf speech; but they have no right in Auto^B Life 8*10 Y ears ring ceremony. White, gladioli, Z The c^d ld ate’s motorcade was Huntley-Brinkley 1 Million Dollar Movie The order growa out of aulta doing so to make use of a name, offered. A family style turkey din 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. 6 55 Barry Barents Adventure Theater was generally devoted to problema brought by the liloet Worshipful dahlias, and palms were decora •sdmost eiigulfed as it Inched Its mark. Insignia, ritual,-etc., which Detroit—^tnduatiy experts estl- tions. Mrs. Earl Kasulke was or ner will be served at 5 and 6:30 3ray through ' crowded streets. 7:00 Johnny Midnight Newe. Sports A Weather common to the varioua police de Grand Ixxê of SVee and Accept maW the average Ufa of a motor p.m. SUNDAY, 8 A.M..8 P.M. Million-Dollar Movie 10:16 Play of the Week partments represented. will enable them to appropriate the ganist. - School children 'rhad? up a large PassiKjrt to Danger •• OO 10:30 Sllenta Please ed Masona of Connecticut, Inc., goodwill which has been built up vehicle built In the IRiited States NEW BIKE DEPT. Tickets may be purchased from PINE PHARMACY . News tr W eather To Tell The Truth challenging the fraternal organl- today at 76,000 to 100,000 mUes. Given In marriage by her father, members of the Grange, and will jportion of those who Jainnjed their Rough Riders Death Valley Days and established oyer a period of Wo npabr oD aaskM Ton the bride wore a Chantilly lace 664 CENTER 8T •way Into the streets to gre^t~him. News, Weather An Bat Maeterson \ Tnnûp Bringa Gift zatlona aa "Illegitimate and apur- y e a rs...’’ This means ah average motor ve can use your old bike aa ■ also be available at the door. For This Man Dawaoo ' Silent Servlet - \ ioua." hicle life of eight to 10 years. ^ gown, ■ designed with a Sabrina I Kennedy rode most of the way Judge LaMacchia aald the plaln- Srada-bL neckline, accented with seed pearls tn an open convertible, Bitting on 7:16 n im 11:00 The Big Newa \ Saa Antonio, Tex.—Â flliing- Tba actions were against groups tiffA the Prince Hall Masons, were John Daly. / World's Best Mortea ' In New Haven, Middletown, H art . TOUCH mULS TOT and. sequins, long sleeves, fitted the top of the back seat and wav Hilnltev MiinkleT Barry Barents ation proprietor In San Antonio chartered In 1873 by a Boston bodice, and full skirt. Her silk ing to the confetti throwing 7;; . [j»w ol"The Plalnamah 11:16 Jack P aar TO. gives an interiiational flavor to hla ford, Bridgeport, Stratford, Green grand lodge which received Its North Haven, Sept 16 UP)—Two- CBS RepSrta^ / Feature 40 wich, Norwalk and Danbuiy. year-old Gregory Martin, 419 ' The engagement of Miss Kath-t > The engagbihent of Miaa Jeart illusion fingertip-length yell was The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY crowds. Bal Mgatersotr--^/ • Premiere work on foreign cara. With each charter from England. Louise Rathammer of Manchester draped from a crown 'of seed The Democratic presidential Invtalbift Man / 11:30 Jack Paar tune-UB of a German car he givea The defendants contended they The defendants, he said, "are at Wlashington Ave., was killed yes erine Mary Fagan to Douglas Al Steve Canyon/ to Robert E. SIddell of Thomaaton pearls and sequins. She carried nominee pressed down the' accel 1:00 bate News a can of aauerkraut; with every were ae much entitled aa any one tha most of doubtful legitimacy" terday a truck near hla home, len Gallup la announced by her erator on a motorcade campaign Shotgun SfadB' Mews P rk re r elsa to uaa Masonic terminology police s ^ - The boy, son of Mr. is announced by her parents, Mr. a cascade of mums and a center .Adventurea'ln Paradise 1:50 News A Weather repair Job on a French car, a Jar and their leaders lacked Intlmata parenla, Mr. and Mrai^ Walter De- and Mrs. Conrad C. Rathammer, tour of polltically-doubtful New SEE B A Itm STAra TV WEKH FOR COMPLli.'Te LISUNG of French dreaeing, and witb work and practices. They said an in knowledge of Maaonie Jurispru- and Mrs. Arthur E. Martin, was orchldh junction would interfere with their struck as 'he cro8S4sd Washington Salica Fagan, 38 Coventry St. Her 518 W. Middle Tpke. Miss Ruth Klinger, South Wind Jersey with an atUck on Eisen on an Italian car, a can of apa^ .dance and practieee. fiance la thie aon of ‘Mr. and Mra. hower administration pollcie.s he ghetti. riligloue freedom. He said the defendants hsd "by avmue to return to hla home. Her fiance la^ the son of Mra. sor, sister of the bride, was maid of said aje “losing the lead to Rus John Franklin Gallup, 101 Eliza George B. Hart Jr. of Thomaaton, honor. She wore a turquoise nylon sia” in world affairs. / Radio beth Dr. and the late Charles E. SIddell. Mr. organza gown styled with a fitted The bride-elect la a graduate of SIddell is employed by the Hallden bodice and full skirt. Her head- Picking Bergert Mall Shop enua Hating Incluêa ohiy tboae newa broadcatite of 10 or kS-mlnnto Manchester High School, " and Ja ping Center tn Paramus for this length. Some atatlona carry other abort ■ewseaata). Machine Co.,Thomaaton. piece was a crown with matching employed by P ratt and Whitney An Oct. 15 wedding is planned at veil. She carried a bouquet of con assault, Kennedy said In a pre-/ WDBU—IISS X *,11:00 News Aircraft. pared address that Soviet Pre 6:05 Today on Wall Street 12:16 Sports Final Second Congregational Church, trasting shades of mums. 6:10 Art Johnson Show 12:25 W eain-r Mr. Gallup is also a graduate of Manchester. Brown Studio Bridesmaids were Miss Barbara mier NlklU Khrushchev and Cu 12:30 Starlight Serenade Manche.ster High School, and la IF you^re not 8:05 Raynor Shines Schindler, Rockville, and Miss Ju ban Premier Fidel Castro will 11:05 Spotlight on Sports WPOP—1416 employed by the Southern New bring the Cold War to America's 11:10 Raynor Shines 6:00. News. Weather dith Maslak, South Windsor. They doorstep ip the United Nations 1:05 Sign Off 6:15 Conn. Ballroom England Telephone Co. wore shrimp color gowns of nylon WBAY—e it 7:00 Ray. Somera , The wearing will take place In organza, styled like the maid of saving something next week.' 8:00 News 11:00 News--. February. Ray Horan Photo "And yet ' the administration 6:30 John Daly 11:10 Ray Somera honor’st similar headpieces, and 6:40 Big Show ^ 12:00 Del Raycie.^ Show honquets. has told iis that all la well,” he 7:00 Edward P. Uorgaa WlMT^ltM said. ' 7:15 Big Show 6:00 Financlsl News Beat man was Earl Heimerdln- ^you're spending “In the 1930's While England 11:80 Public Affairs I \6:06 Showcase and Nawa: ger, Rockville, cousin of the. bride . 12:03 Sign Off 7:00- Fulton Lewis Jr. slept. Hitler armed. \ WTIO—16S6 7:15 Evening DevoUona groom. Ushers were Richard . 6:00 Newe 7:20 Showcaee and News . Loescher, Holyoke, Mass., and Wil “Today, while we stajid still, 8:00 News ■ 6:20 Weather and ôrla liam Mitchell, Wapplng. Harold Luetjen Photo Khrushchev moves. 6.30 Album of the Day 8:05 The World Today too much! “We must learn to face the truth 7:00 Dick Purtell 8:30 Showcata and News ^ The bride’s mother wore a blue MRS. DONALD F. SCHNEIDER of our situation. You can't sthnd ‘7:30 .News 11:00 Music Beyond the Stars and Newa lace dress, and the bridegroom’s 7 4.5 Public Service Program 12:15 Signofl ■till In the eye of a hurricane. Ahd^ 12:06 World News Roundup mother wore a turquoise embrold 8:05 Nlghlbeat X, ered silk dress. Both wore orchid hurricane winds of change are \— ^ Correction sweeping the world." corsages. , Motorcade Goes Kennedy said the summit col A reception was held for 150 lapse, the cancellation of President guests In the church parlor, which The Herald regrets a me To Brennan Rally Elsenhower's visit to Japan and was decorated with chrysanthe chanical error In last night's pa- hostile mobs In other parU of the SSTUIE SOMUS mums. For a wedding trip to Vir -per in which pictures in ths Manchester supporters of Thom world were "diplomatic disasters.'' ginia, the bride wore a htrquoise Plagge-Edwarda wedding and as F. Brennan for congressman To c o u n t e r these, he said the print dre.â'and black accessories, the Fagan-Gallup engagement from the First District will form a United States must rebuild Its mili n ie couple will be at home at 36 were mixed. The accounts are motorcade tpnight that will wind DANCE Orchard St.. Rockville, Sept. 20. reprinted In today's edition, cor tary strength. up at the studios of Channel 30. Striking at Vice President Rich The bride is a graduate of Ea.st rected. . Motorcades will form all over the ard M. Nixon's contention that he ■WindsorHigh School, and 1s em district and jpln at the studios is best equipped to deal with bel Tha engagement of Mias Janice ployed by the Connecticut Bank jobs — nearly 40 per cent of therh where a Brennan rally will be tele STUDIOS X/ and Trust Co., Hartford. Her hus ligerent Russian leaders, Kennedy Ann Pitney of Manchester W tn agriculture, forestry, and fish vised at 8:30. The main speaker ■aid: Ralph W. Cameron of Andover la band is a graduate of Rockville ing. will be Congre.saman William E. “The R ussians understand Miss Nathlie Normnn. Student of the announced by her parents, Mr. and High School, and is a student at Miller of New York, the chairrte n strength. It is not a question of Dance, In New York Cityfl California and Mrs. Harold Pitney, 30 Lucian St. the University of Connecticut. He ■BUSH OPENS CENTER of the National Republican Gon- quarreling with Mr. Ittrushchev. - / The engagement of Mlaa Joan is employed, by "Vincent's Phar Milford, Sept. 15 (/P) — A 75- Mexico Toured with the USO, appeared Prance.4 Brown of Andover to Her fiance ij the son of Mrs. greislonal Committee. It Is a question of making our with the London Opera Company, con Clark Fraser of Chaplin, (Conn. macy, Rockville. acre shopping center was formally selves stronger than Russia. Talk Richard Byron Lord of Marl Mrs. Audrey Brett, chairman of ducted and directed television and etaga borough la announced by her par- Miss Pitney Is a 1960 graduate opened last night by Sen. Prescott Manchester "Brennan Boosters," la cheap. BALLET shows, directed 1959 Miss America Pageant. of Manchester High School, and is 70% over 15 Work Bush, (R-Conn), In a ribbon-cut ■aid the motorcade from town will “We need to launch missiles, yes. ent.4. Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Brown ting ceremony. Some 55,000 per of Andover. employed at the main office of the form In front of the GOP head But we also need to launch pro- Tokyo —■ The newest Govern rons crowded the multl-mllllon- , grams for freedom and Justice and Her fiance Is the son of John First,National Stores In East Hart quarters on' Hartford Rd. at 6 TAP » ACROBATIC Lord, South Rd., Marlborough. ford. ment figures show that more than dollar Connecticut Post Center, off o’clock. peace.” Mr. Cameron attended Windham 41,450,000 people in Japan are'em the Connecticut Turnpike. It was Brennan, of Wethersfield, Is the- From Jersey City to Trenton, Mi.ss Brown is a 1960 graduate developed by Sol G. Atlas, devel Kennedy hoped to steam up Demo of RHAM High School. She Is at Technical School and operates a ployed and about 920,000 are un GOP candidate who will oppose the BALLROOM • BATON service' station in Andover. employed. About 70 per cent of the oper of the Cross County Center, Incumbent Democrat, Emilio Dad- cratic workers for what he con tending H artt School of Music of Yonkers, N. Y, ceded will be the difficult task of SCHOOL OF MODaiNG the iTniversity of Hartford. A' Nov. 19 wedding la planned. population aged 15 and -over have dario. In the coming election. carrying the state In November. Her fiance is also a 1960 gradu From Trenton, he planned to fly to STUDIOS LOCATED AT j ate of RHAM High.School. He la Harrisburg, Pa., for a major night MANCHESTER For Registration and Information CORVAIRS serving with the U.S. Navy as an speech. aviation structural mechanic. BrttUh-Americaa Clnb Call JA 5-SnS nr'OaU Collect Save a portion Kennedy carried with him out of Claeeee Reenme Week of Sept. IS No wedding dale has been plan' New York what appMred to be a Tuee. — Maple Street nod. - ne'^' solldaritv among party lead- ROCKVILLE — Tburaday. PoUah-Amerlcaa dtixena 'Club, •ra who have been quarreling more 26 VlUage Street of your salary each or less openly over "who shall do what In the c.impalgn. BOLTON ^ Saturday (10 to 2). Bolton Town Hall The Democratic nominee got a shot in the anp last night when Wedding payday and see former supporters of Adlal E. Stevenson, some of whom had been miffed because their man didn’t get , I’laKKC-Ed ward s how quickly you can the nomination at Jjoit Angeles, MgAR MANCMeSTMK CtMTWR Miss Suzanne Edith Edwards plunked down 3163,000 In cam eASY PARKIN0 and Victor Richard Plagge were paign donations at a private din ner at which Stevenson spoke. united In marriage Sept. 3 In Cen is hcre- achieve financial Earlier Kennedy had urged a ter Chapel, Ft. Bliss,’ El Paso, gsthering of state Democratic of- Texas. flclals to work harder for conlrihu- i tlons. He said he didn't want his Manclie6te;i LUMBER* The bride Is the daughter of Mr. the fartious bra in a drip-dry cotton dependability. ■ campaign to break down for lack i and Mrs. Daniel W. Edwards, 154 of funds. Walker St. The bri'ide'groom Is the Former President Harry 8. Tru son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Plagge, man, In a Jovial mood, seconded 128 Summer St. that’s born smooth this plea, Truman said that In 1918 The Rev. James Kelt, U.S. Army his campaign train “broke down chaplain, performed • the double three times” because money wasn't ring candlight cereniony. .available to keep it going. 'The bride wore a pique dress and Kentiedygot an ovation when he We are clearing but ouiist^k Opeir~a Savings Atreount ■poke at a dinner meeting of the i liberal Party, which had endorsed him- and his running mat?. Sen. of 1960 Chevrolets and Cor- Lyndon B. .lohnaon of Texas. In introducing him. Dr. Rein- thi s week . . 1. participate hold Niebuhr. Protestant theolo vairs. at real savings to ypul gian, told the audience that lay . Cathollca like Kennedy have"ofte’n been the strength of democracy, Come on in and get bifr ideal in our ro t only in this rmmtry but In westeri) Europe." “Our American bigots ought to on the best selling car of the read a little history,’’ Niebuhr' ■aid. Former Sen. Herbert H year while we still have a good .. man. who has buclud the regular Johns-Manville party leadrrahip, aanj he Is ronfi-. dent that “the American, people selection of colors a nd models CELEBRATION will overwhelmingly repudiate any 1 and all appeals to the false fears, mistaken prejudice and outright to pick from. You'll be glad Here's yyur Opportunity ^ bigotry.” - - , j SHATTERPROOF TgANSLUCENT PANELS * SteyeTison told Vfhe crowd of' 1 . more than 2,000 persons that he you did! had never consoled himself with 45c to own beautiful China and th* thought" “that T would rather Sq. Ft. ' Loring Studios be right than president.',' Mrs, Victor Richard Flsgge “My envy of our honored guest Open a new account with $25 or fiiore. tonight Is that he wtll.be both," matching"' jacket trimmed' with .. ‘.o r.. .deposit $25 op more,to an exist Steven^n said.- . lace, - and carried a bouquet ef Kennedy hit liard-on the theme OK USED CARS white orchids and carnations. ing account, and for a small ca-sh pay- that only liberalism can sfilve the Mrs. Jitdith Krauth, "El Paso, nation’s problems. Hie salrT that FORD CONVERTIBLE -S7 CHEVROLET 2-DOOa HAROTOT '55 FORD STATION WAGON ^W'as matrdn of honor. She wore a ment you may receive tran.slucent Qhina under the RepuhSicans the Hnlle'd Y '8. FordomatlC, Powar stearlng. If any other ex- V-8. Power Glide, Radio, Heater. fl-Cyllnder. Overdrive. New Paint. pink and,'white organdy dress, I 'tras. A-1 Shape! place .setting.s and matching pieces, or States has become a “jlred na . Spotleea condition One liocal Owner, $1495 $695 ■A: 8/td carried a cascade of pink car tion." H.e said It cannot afford ,lo Full WiWarranty. $2395 nations. sot.8 of 6 genuine crystal gla.> .V-U.^r

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1960 v PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,^. MANCHESTER; CO^N., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, I 960 ' I' ' " I I"'""" ii'f PAGE SIX closed In by Christmas if not bs- ^ra. Joseph Phalsn, Mrs. Albert each week day,’ excepting Wednes For Health, Inc., aponsors of the dvent: The local subordinate will RC S^kihg Fui^s Tin Can^g 150th Anniversary penslive and ars seldom purchased Physical Fitil^s Coventry ■ fore.' ; Plper„ Mrs. Dudley A. Ferguson,. day when ,the. building is cloapd, not bring this matter of school Fine Arts Group by>y Jhe th arsrage_ __ homeowner. Enlists In Navy Mrs. Frederick C. Rose, Mta. Rob and on Smtilrday from 9 a.m. until be awarded $65 prize money. A transportation up again, but all the Doima Rated Most Damaging Tou can hisure anything Ronald Kohlltr, 18, son of Mr. land ert A. Doggart and Mra. Robert noon. Information concerning tSxes total of 122. subordinate granges in To Aid Floridians taxpayers that I have talked with Expert to Speak the etete participated thik' year. To Hear Painter against anything," an institute Mrs. Edwin Kohler of'"74tJ 44A, L. Helms. due, plus the interest to be added, all feel the same way 1" do about spokesman said, "but It may not be HighSchool , Coventry, has enlisted In the Navy. Tax OoUeotioH Report on any account may be had bjr con Baptised > Cash donations for families Gan What You Can The Open Forum It, that our taA dollar should trans Hurricane in U.S. History Here Sept. 23 James Keith, Infant son of Petty, impoverished by hucricane economically feasible to do so. If He will leave Thursday for-boot A total of 95.7 psr cent of the tacting ' Mrai Little during office port our scho<4 children. If the tax Officer Third Class Robert Eugene, ■Dm ]ifandieiit«r Fina Art Aasn. you live on top o f a mountain, you training at Great Lakes. taxes due the town was collected hours. Donna are being accepted by payer wants It that, way why can't' will hold Its first fall mMtlng Fri are not likely t» buy special In Steel W ort. Kohler graduated from Manches and Mrs, Long of Lakehurst, N. J. th® Manchester Chapter of the N fw York, Sept. 15 (jPl—Hui>f the institata aald, was a wind Bonnie Pn$dden, sxport ca ptaysi- aa of Aug. 31, according to>the rec Mrs. Uttle is' compiling 'a list of was recently christened at the It be done ? • storm that swept the northeastern surance protecting you against eal fitnese, will ter High School In June. He le a American Red Cross. When You Can Can It I think If we develop our parks day at 7:30 p.m. at tha 'Wtaittm rlckna Donna, the trojHcal-bom ords at the tax collector’s office. delinquent taxpayers at the re home of hls''grandparents; Mr. Herald reseêt th* right to decline to publiah any matter that section of the country In Novem floodwatsr damage. i School Frlday^/i past president of the;Pilgrim Fel On the current tax list, 83 per quest of the Board of Finance, for A spokesman fpr the Man and ponds which wo have now wo auditorium. A storm that buffeted tha eastern Starts Soon Mrs. Robert J. Bates of Lake St. chester office said the dis may be Ubeloua or which la In bad taate. Free expreeaion c * ber 1650. It had an insurance coat "Budi Insurance Is axpensivs for She is kn editor o< ‘ lowship of the Second Congrega cent of the tax which was due and printing In the town’s ahnual re By TOM A. OULUSN t o f vlewe is desired by/xmWbuUons of thU êracter but letters will have enough for-summer rec A portrait demonstranon In Oils tional Church. This summer he The ceremony waa performed by aster relief funds will be used fflnd out whether aaaboard earllar this week, was of $173.9 mUlion. the simple reason that little of It ed" and a regular parUclpaiitpitrticlMlIt «n payable April 1 was collected as port. the Rev. James R. MacArthiir, ' Newspaper Enterpriae Aasn. are radioactive. which ir e defamatory or abusive wUl be rejected. reation. Let’s now turn our will ba presented by Mrs. David Is taken out The risk, therefore, larrnwnyvny tMerisItMerislan steel work will start going up served as a life guard at Moshamo- to rehabilitate stricken areas tha most damaging hlrrlcane The costliest previous hurricane the Dave Oan of Aug. 31. PHNA Canvasa Underway pastor of the First Congregational Then there are such eahnsd thoughts to kvlnter recreation. is not aprekd out over many people. show "T odw .' in ^ a junior high section of the quet Brook State. Park. in Florida ’where $I billion In London— (NEA)—Âmerica may Would an Indoor skating rink be Waakowltz of New Britain. She In tha nation's history. Much- of was Carol in 1954 with insurance In a report to the Board of The aeventh annual membership Church. lead In space research, but no one items, dated' 1916, as bloater is a member of many art associa Thus the premiums on guch special Miss Pnidden waa a contributor Coventry Junior-Senior High Kohler was given a farewell par damage was done by the hur ‘f.go many parks now in Manchester such a bad idea? Then we could losses of $129,7 million. Selectmen, Tax Collector Mrs. F. fund drive of the Coventry Public About Town can rob Britain of the glory of paste, turkey and tongue paste, •Another Episode’ tions including the Connecticut tha. multimllUon-dollar loss will insurance are higher."*’' to the White Houee Conference ea School this week. This will be fol ty over the weekehd by members ricane. that I doubt if any-one can name have 5 or 6 months of skating in All these figures, the institute Pauline Little stated the total Health Nursing Assn. Is now be- The Pond Hill Homemakers having invented the tin can. foods which gagged British troopa Academy of Fine Arts, the Hart not ba covered by Insurance. ’’ the fitnese level of American youth. lowed by laying of bricks in this of the Pilgrim FeUowshlp under su To the Editor. them or tell where they are. Let’s stead of two or three weeks of It in added, do not include uninmired 'Die average homemowner’s amount of delinquent taxes on rec In^ conducted In a house-to-house Group will have its first meeting This is the message of a Unique during World War 1. In his paid advertisement In ford. Society of Women Painters, property insurance normally does She la appearing here under tha a rts . pervision of Its adult leaders, Mr. ord as of Aug. 31 was $111,627. Of unless other arrarigements are develop what we haver before, we the very coldest of- weather. With The Insured damage alone losses suffered by American prop auspices of Mrs. Marjorie Wallace canvus. Heading the campaign are of the new year at 8 p.m. Sept. exhibit now touring Britain to The dehydrated potatoes which The Herald several nights affo. Mr. the College Art ASsn., National cover wind damage and peihaps All the construction at the and Mrs. Lucius A. Petting:!!! Jr. this amount $93,699 remains on the made for such sessions. buy any more. an Inside rink the parents could caused by Donna as it, hurtled erty owners during these storms. Smith, director of the Mancheeter Mrs. W alter S. Keller, Mrs. Wil 19 at the .home of Mrs. Theodore mark the 160th anniversary of the turned the" stomachs of Allied Willard B. Rogers advocated that League of American Pen Women, along the Atlantic Coast4(rom the water damage resulting from the school IS being supervised by 1,010 Get Polio Shots current list, $14,345 on the 1658 liam Minor, Mrs. Antonio Perac- Provisions have been made for troops In World War n are also- If the people of Manchester also enjoy a little winter sport. For some homeowners, Donna’s area Sllmagic courae. Mrs. Smith Seitz on High St. "Understanding tin can. Cavey. the Town Democratic New Britain Art League,and co- Florida Keys to Maine was esti wind, the Institute spokesman said. George Zunner, a member of the A total of 1,010 polio Immuniza list, $2,951 on the 1957 list, $546 chio, Mrs. William E. Bijlingham a nursery class for pre-school chil "stale” historically. Captain Cook would sit down and ask what do Very truly yours, damage could be a complete loss plana to Btart physical fitneaa ,of Local Government” will be the For 150 years, It seems, the tin Chairman, get Dunce Capa for Di *’e get for our tax dollar I think Arnold K. Nelson- founder of the Petticoat Painters. mated by insurance experts 'at Me cited this example: * School Building Committee. tions were given children and on the 1956 list and $86 on the 1955 and Mrs. Ellas F. Clay. topic under discussion. Leaders dren during the Sunday worship can has been allowed to gather took something called "portable Mn. Waskowltz la a member of except where It can be reported as courses for housewives, asoretarles, services at 11 a.m. at the Second rectors Hutchinson and Lamenzo, they would be surprised to learn $135 miUlon. If the roof of your house Is executives and weight watchers. ner is acting as jiaison agent be adulta during two apeclal clinics list. Contributtons to the drive will will be Mrs. James A. Bell and dust In obscurity. But now It is soiiip” with him on his voyage the board of trustees at the Hart deductions on federal' and state Congregational Church. In his usual fluent style. Mr. Rog how little we get. .Sure we get the . But the actual damage will be blown, off by High winds apd a MiV. Smith Is the wife ot Robert tween the building committee and held In August by the Public Warrants are being made out by be used t o w ^ the annual budget Mrs.'Seltz. , having Its day of glory. around the world In 1772; it's real ers eUted Ws reasons adroitly.^ Inchnn Landing Date ford Art School. income taxes. driving rain damages the Interior, the contractor without pay, Ber- Health Nursing Assn, .under the Mrs. Little for delinquent personal of $7,500. The choir of the First Congrega ordinary things like street lights many times that amount—a stag .The Insurance Information In C. smith, formerly of Mancheeter Richard Kohler "has been elected In showcases worthy of Cartier ly dried vegetables pounded into Come election" time. I’m sure the and police and a voluntary Fire A business meeting will follow the damage thus caused normally and ,how- residenta of Olastonbury. tron A. Hunt, committee chairman direction of Dr. Robert P. Bowen, property and real estate taxes plus The PHNA Ik a non-profit or tlonal Church will resume regular jewels, the world’s rhost dis a cake with the consistency o f gering, Incalculable total. stitute explained the problem In president of the Teenagers 4-H rehearsals at 7:45 p.m. today electorate will well remember the Dept. Can’t afford a paid one. But Seoui. Korea, Sept. 15 On the demonstration. Refreshments would be covered In an ordinary said today. health director. -There were 860 Interest charges and lien fees and ganization condu^d solely for the tinguished cans are on display glue. HutChlnson-Martln episode and the 10th annlver.sary' of the his will be served. The damage estimate on Donna this way: home owner’s policy.' will be turned over to local con benefit of the local nealth program. Club. Other officers elected last at the sanctuary. New members if your yard flooded will they flx , Envelopes More Private Considerable ground work has given at the first clinic and 160 week are: vice president, Wayne here. “ The can-opener is a eompara- its roles of irresponsibility 4 >layed toric Inchon landing of U.N. came today from the Insurance In Most hurricane damage is caused ' "But if the damage was caused stables or deputy sheriffs for col It Was founded In 1?S4. Two regis are always welcome. the atre'ets You have ta own a been completed at the project. at the second. McKinney: recording secretary, They Include the world’s oldest tlvely late development. Chisel by thc.se Democratic Directors. truck to get your rubbish to the forces, South Korea today ex Czechs Lead in Cars formation Institute, an organiza by floodwaters or driving rains by floodwaters,” the spokesman Another special clinic will he lection. Fees for such service run tered nurses are employed, Mrs. The First Congregational Church can, a four-pound tin of roast veal and hammer were the prescribed Waahlngton—Conyjlete privacy This includes two artesian wells Cathy Labrie; corresponding sec Board of Christian Education will I well recall the start of an dump. You have to pay transpor pressed thanks to her allies who tion represehting 325 capital stock and the ordinary home owner's added, "you would have to have a held from 11 a,m. until hooTi Sept. from $7 to $15. In order to avoid Alwlna O’Brien on a fulKtime basis sealed in 1824 and opened 114 tools for opening early cans. helped defend the reptibllc from insurance companies. The Institute IS ^ven to messages enclosed In drilled, surface drainage Installed, retary, Donna Kohler; treasurer. meet at 8 p.m. Friday at Kings other episode—one which has been tation to get your children to Prague — Czechoslovakia la the- policy does not cover damage from special policy specifically covering cement work completed, the soft 24 at the office of the PHNA oil additional costs, Mrs. Little and Mrs. Wilma G re n o n ^ a part years later; its, contents were still Actually, the French dispute the' much less publicized, but to me .school. Just what extras do we get CommunLst aggression. assembles statistics and provides these causes. this. The same would apply to tidal Oie new 4-cent Pony Expreaa com- hkaxuggested taxpayers make im- time basis. Gall Cargo and reporter, Cheryl bury House at Mason and Main most highly motorized of tha memoratlve stamped enveleipe. It ball court of cement ilaid, consid Main St. Assisting Dr. Bowen will Little. Mrs. Clarence A. Bradfleld tasty. . * ,t- British claim to the discovery of a very vital one to the taxpayers, for o\ir taxes? But our Board of Premier John M. Chang said In public Information on . propeHy These policies generally exempt waves and many other causes of medate, payments. They may be Wins Award Sts. Communist states, with l i priva Is unique In that It haa a blue- erable gravel filled In at the park be Mrs. Alwlna O’Brien and Mrs. There are Mho two cams of beer the canning process. property o\^'ners. and to the chil Directors Will think they are do a statement; and. casualty insurance lit the loses from "waves, tidal wave, property damage. sent to o t made at the office of the Coventry Grange placed se'cond is leader. tely owned cars pe^ thousand pop tinted Unlng that Increase the ing area and the general site area Wilma Grenon, who worked at the The'club has voted to meet the Manchester Evening Herald Cov which survived a British atomic When Napoleon offered a priM dren, It was about the propaaal ing a good job to buy a white ele "II am filled with deep emotion United SUtes. high water or overflow, whether "Most wind damage resulting tax collectof -at the Town Office In the I960 Connecticut Dadry Sup for the best method of preserving ulation. This compares with about relative opacity of the paper from roughed In. two previous clinics. first Wednesday of the month at entry correspondent, F. Pauline explosion at Monte Bello in 1&52. for Installing a second sidewalk phant. You would think it was on , this occasion that reminds me Donna, however, was not the driven by wind or not.” from a hurricane would be covered,' Building on Maih-St, This building per Contest, according to an a) food in Its natural state, Nicholas 322 per thousand in the United 89 per cent, generally regarded as Chairman Hunt said the #bn- "Volunteer workers at the clinics 7:30 p.m. at the Bradfleld home IlJttie, telephone FI 2-6231. N o'on e has yet opened them to their money and not ours that they of f the hardships and sacrifices most damaging storm to hit the Special policies ara available, But here again It all depends oh Is open from 9 a.m. to 4:30. p.m. ‘ nouncement by Connecticut Mil Appert, a ’Parisian confectioner, -on Porter St. suffered by the men and officers States, 114 In Sweden, 82 In Brit standard In the envelope Indus tractors hope to have the building have been Mrs. Joseph 7*. Eaton, This recollection comes to me are spending. ain, 81 in France, 68 in Belgium, nation. however, to cover property dam the policy. There are thousands of came forward with a process of somewhat as a fall-out from a bit Let's get this problem of school of the U.N. forces and the Repub Tha costliest storm on record, age of any kind but they are ex- different policies." try, to about 96 per cent heating food after It had been lic of Korea armed forces." and 25 in Italy.- of nuclear reaction which ex transportation over with. I would sealed to keep It fresh for long pe ploded at a Highland Park P.T.A. riods. meeting a eouple of years ago. On The British say that Appert that eventful fall evening, the merely bottled food, and that It Chalrlady gleefully announced was an Englishman, Peter Durand, that a petition was being circu who took out the first patent for lated by certain members of the tinplate canning In 1810. (It Is this P.T.A. to Install a sidewalk on the .anniversary that Is being celebrat north side of Porter St. between ed this year.) Steep Hollow Lane and Fergii.son- Americans, who consume twice Rd. She unfolded that this pro as much canned goods per head as posed walk wasn't really neces the British, were Johnnles-come- sary, that she and the petitioners ifS/UlD lately In the field. It was not im- were advised that-by petitioning U1 the Civil War that canned food for a Walk In thlij area and by It came Into vogue In the United fringing mostly oh Town proper States; Chicago did not start tin ty, little or no opposition would UMIDII ning meat until 1872. be encountered. Furthermore, she said that It would serve "to get a SUPERMARKETS foot In the door” for Installin’' a Army Choral Unit walk on the remainder of Porter St. Visits on Weekend There, with many others I sat stunned. As I listened to the var The U.S. Army Air Defenae lous vented feelings. I said to my Command Choral Group will etop self. "Is this a meeting for the •briefly In New Britain pfl their na promotion of cheapward politics m \ tionwide tour for two daya thla where there Is being, blatantly pro weekend. posed pure chicanery?” , The all-aoldier airtglng i group, J'low who do you suppose was which la sponsored In tWa area by one of the principal speakers fs- the 63D Air Defenae Artillery vorlng this walk that evening? Group, will appear In a public con Madame . DeFarge? Nay. Mrs. Grundy? Nope. Mrs. Kalabash cert on the atage of Central Con necticut State College at 8 p.m. wherever you are? No! Towrf Di GENUINE SPRING O Saturday. No admlaaton will bo rector Ijimenzo? Correct! ! Well, the re.st la now history. charged and the public la Cor De.splte the.;st8llstlcs of the Na ARMOUR STAR dially Invited. tlonal Safety Couhcll, the' pro On Saturday afternoon, the teats of the taxpayers and the choral group can be seen on Chan property owners, and dejtpltf nel 30 at 4:30 p.m. following the other remedial suggestions for SWIFT'S PREMIUM baseball game. better year-round traffic safety on The 35 members of the Choral Porter St , th" Board backed Di FACIAL s A v e Group come from all parts of the rector Lamenzo on her motion to Unlt^ States. They are bn tour Install this sidewalk. Inridentally, eight months a year visiting arefs this unnecessary, lonely, little-used where the Army Air Defbnae Com walk plerced.practically In Us mid-, mand has aoldiers and Nike mia- die by telephone j>Oles, financially ailea stationed. Consequently, this stripped the :Town of over JS.OfKl MEAT POT PIES .tour takes them from coast '' to and the abutting property own coast on a very tight schedule. ers of over J1.20 a foot. # CMCON The remaining four months the Now, the second seclipn of an GRAND DE^RGENT ^ BRf Group Is in rehearsal and reor other walk Is being Insrtalled and 4 i^ 8 8 Tumv ganization at Air Defense Com It’s the same old story as before. c d r y mand Headquarters, Colorado Everyone on Pdi-ter St. and the KlfCHEN GARDBI FROZEN Springs, Colo., which, is their home Board of IMrectors know about station. the speeding traffic on Porter St DEUC30US — ECONOMICAl ^ IAMB One early morning, while chasing WAXED BEANS TWO MEALS IN ONE a speeder, a police cruiser skid FTC Hits Claims ded from Porter St. and hit a tree DEL MONTE CROPS at the comer of Adelaide and ISSTMT COIKE SHOULDER CHOPS rb. AND snw Porter, In another case, a child lAMBFORES lb. Of Book Company BIG was hit while playing In his own 6-OZ. SLICED BEETS REGULAR STYLE yard by a car going out of con t a s t y —SHORT CUT i Washington, Sept. 15 (/P)—A trol on Porter St. .JAR 88‘ FRESHPAK FROXWI Federal Trade Commission' exain- Almost everyday we read about 16-oz. Iner said today that Encyclopedia ears going up onto walks Injuring LEGS of IAMB ram Mum lb. Britannlca, Inc., Chicago, has lêen cans _ people. The ^ a r d should see to It RIB LAMB CHOPS GRAPE JUICE MEATY — TENDER | making false claims to sell its now, more than ever before, that FOR BARBECUES OR SHISH-KEBAB books. Ho recommended they be the traffic control Is absolute. Also •OY-AR-M BEEFARONI ■topped. let me ask- while they go to and "ê case now goes to the full from school, what will keep the FRESHPAK com oommission which may adopt, rt- / chop little children from crossing to LOIH LAMB : lb, SHANKS Of IAMB lb. I Ject or amend the findings ot ex- and fro between the walks on Por 4 ‘^ 8 8 * I amlner John B. Poindexter. ter SV ? quAiirr M A» EVAPORATED MILK 101 STUFFING STEW^ SQUARE CUT — ,tAMB Poindexter held that Britannlca I have askfcd the Board repeat- I salesmen claimed to offer bargain adiy as-to a-hat kind, color, and sh o ulo e r o a s t prices which, in fact, were 'regular Shape the latest walk will he, but SWISS SLICES H retail prices. In addition, the ex- as usual, I could noj. get an of INSTANT SANKA Freezer Buy of the Week! I amlner said, the company decep flclal answer,. . tively claimed that certain offers But,. regardleas of -what kind Vwomm Meat mnkz,,. CENUINI SPRMC. . . vmrrtmmm DELICATESSEN SfECIAL I were available for a limited time GRAND 3 88* AT WEST IIAR'jf'FORD AND MANCHESTER ONLY whereas actually they were ragu- of walk It’s going to be, 'please . /■ lANQUET pray with me that It will never 's’8 8 * • 8 ^ WHOLE larly available. be a bloody one. QUALITY MAIDORAOe "A* -NEPCO Sinberely- yours Ti^LET TISSUE OR - James E. Dougan HALF Vt L b. KITCHEN GARDEN FROZEN’ IS-MeS \ SLICED School Menus •Not a Fair Rule' lU IB 8 ^ 88* PULLKTS doz. Indudhtg: Logg • Lein Rib Chepi • Shoulder Chop* To the Editor, ■ FORDHOOK LIMAS M N CY — MEDIUM or Reoft • Stew • Potlio* • Kidneyf Last y.esr I wrote to the Board PA STILA M l The menus for Sept. 19 through EGGS 23 are as follows: o f Eduotato, buttered com, bread and rounding- towns pay the coat of I )utler. Ice cream, milk. transporting school children I Friday: Egg salad sandwiches, through high uphool. Why can’t our | buttered beans, flavored gelatlR .tax dollar do' the same for Man with whipped cream, milk. • chester children ? North Junior ^ In, the first place It Is not a fair | Monday: Vegetable doup, chick nils. My daughter was 16 in June, en ^salad sandwich, applesauce, another child was 16 In September I - both children are 16, mv daughter milk. T!ue8day::y Mealloaf, tomato , pays the other child doe's not. Why sauce, masked potato, whole ktrhel ■ does one ,16 yean,old child pay anil | ()M corn. Whole wheat bread and'but gnother 16 year does not ps,v? ter. fruit, flavored gelatin, milk. / In four more years my Children 1 ■* wljl be oAt of high school and this Wednesday: Frankfurt on ^poU, problem will no longer concern me, colesjaw, potato chips, jrfngtr but I still think 11 is wrong not to RECORDS squares with chocolate/frM tlng, care whether a child gets to school milk. • ' ^ Thursday: Rice supreme, tossed 1 • or not. My tax dollar when rny chil tôngPtoying IK r r ’xW ’ FMST QUAUTY dren are out of school will help to Fall Garden Dept, Specials! salad, French ^.bread. Ice cream, educate ‘some other child, and I am | milk. ' , V , willing to help pay tjo transport Thick Worm Rayon—Acrilon (tOlORFUl ' m Z Z e g ra n d GARDtN ’ Friday: .Macaroni and cheese; . that ^hild to school. . only. chopped ,'Splnach, yanllm' pudding ' Mgnehester want* to biiy L’nton I FLOWfRIHC BULBS ”'3 9 ^ GBASS SEEP and cream, milk. T ■ ' IPuliVoriBly Senloir H igh' • Pond over North for $9,000, have, GRAND dARDENJ6.lO,41 | | | | Q -lb. $ | | 7 9 ’SOU CONDITIONER the peppie ,of Manchester given- each Monday: Baked link sau^ge. ,any thought to how much It vylllj PiA T HUMUS applesauce, maahed po^tO, but cost t o . clean Union Pond lip,'; Ceien uWi Sr tered peas and carroU,-bread and ^•or thRRi ploytd Ly favoritt disk jockiy ' • "BLAN ‘ ' 1 • -4- ‘ ■ i, butter, milk. \ Probably another $100,00(f •'*' e'li- W'- *- • If we ne«4 anothei' park why Tueadayt' Ham burg UMvy. can’t $$l,p00 be iqient to clean up I mashed potato, buttered greon C e n ^ Springs Pont) and make| beans, breed sjid butter, milk. . ,..ttet\Miitabi« for prim ming? H WsdniMday: Stuffed pfppen. H Thiaro we hive a rea4y paHt and I buttered summer equasb, breed pondi Let the .Hartford , Electric IS® and buttkTi milk. Light aell Uqkm Pond pr^wrty to | 'iH velG in i f u f o M ■ Thuradayi Frankfurt eo rell. po- aomaopa ^ .aod let Manchaatar . I I r I 1 1 I ilm toto ehlpe. etewed tomatoei, nfik. aeilaet taxea on I t 1 doubt if any | mgs 7 r ii L ij q Friday : ,Tuna Boodla casieroU. ana would bnjr this pond, t think If I o o N ^ a k l' e o n o t eolad* 1 1 1 1 TMmo I v iT th . Wo rooerro ItatMi wa naad K so badijr that if # a wait i Mto right to Hn . . . Rjp*. »7lb. Wo leramtttertgkt toHnUt«omi«M m . ONI N K Sm O T O N •ad Imtter, milk. • wiwinfaC^f^nothiiif. Waitova IPTAMPI 9NCMMKM-1M MABITO SqiTABl^ NBWINOTOir 1 i l 1 .1. ..'I'-f. ■ ' ■ •:./ ■■ ■1 •I-' '*•1- • •. ; T-- r- o' q •*r V'w;^ r s f VS', f’.'V-’ i c‘. ■■ ^ .'y • ■* • ; ? U i •« . - • » • • * «5-ki!-. ■,, / •' ■ Ji- lit;- ■' ^ ' t p " ' / y ■ \ V I' ■ ' ■ 1 ' V A,^;. ’ V ;,v;-7 .!•- V mIhNCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.» THURSDAY,'SEPTEMBER 16, I960 PAGE EIGHT HA77CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY S E P D ^ E R 15, 1960 fACUBHINM Socialist party stgndard aloft Juiji ThU U a fact Whan I enter Into ual, more of them ^would come Ood all life haa a meanliyr, BUY TEXA0O OAiOUNB lb... ‘*SleTeiwon’« L«w” from' the Democrata than from the in the newt while, oh the side,- fit A Thought for Today WilOIJUlAUl HanrljPBtEr hae the fun' of seeing how miny ipsoaeraO by tba Maaebaater Without asking I know my deelrea .< ,r A law In politics, so often dera- Cotinecticut Republicaha. The strategy paid .off suw even now fulfilled, Pump and Tank Loaned to, on election day when Bay Baldwin votss ht takes from whom in what t Gaaaelt at Obatehaa Cktftmierelal Ueera of Over o n itrs^ by on« particular Indl- may be the closest congressional My fever fe gone In the preat quiet lEuputttg ijEralb came in a surprise victor over Wil ■ of God. ' 2,000 dallona Annually. Yidual thatvwe ara almost tempted t Y a n k e e bur Cross. race In the state this year. Ths Tile Cmi6— CReWea, soa Republican comeback effort In Ona .of tha wonderful things My troubles are but pebbles on the b a c k l ib f y ; o i l c o m p a n y to cell It "êvenson’e Lsiw,” wss That high, surge of McL«vy- rdad, my Jpye are like the .ever HAttTFORD—JAckeon 5-5101 A M v 1 1 ^-.iegalidiOfM Bdr." * la 8trt«t \ ; By A. H. o/ strength In the sU te also gave him Fairfield County ia, we aiispect, about faith in Ood la thgt it af- ______B, lM«e id DMit Uaochestfr Conn. operating; onceTtifSin out . In Mil not 'in the )baa( resentful of the lasting hills. UMAS F FKKGUSON the balance of power in the State forda ua the privilege of fellow So it Is when I step through the ..|m M i i N k . a R ' ' ,TER R FERGUSON waukee the 9tfierÎ«f. Senate, with three Socialist sena octogi!rtarian’s,telum to the pas Jasper JifcLevy has\ perhaps, ship with Him-'-lt is not a bhee- ■gate of prayer from time Into iMYe leet M r M \ Publiilim The law, says th s t^ e closer he tors. He used that balance of power times of hla youth. , ed FounilFi Octobfr i. IFKl______after 'two successive defeats, sur a-week affair^ We can, and should, . eternity.” la to candidacy or prefawient the to gain what he wanted for his . ' Submitted by rendered the idea that he will be own Socialist administration in the cultivate God’s presence by being rublmhrd Ev*K ‘‘'Tr’’*"* more caiitloua the poUtiisiM be- mayor of Bridgeport again. But ^lulet enough to let Him enter oUr \ . Rev. K. Ejnar Rask Sundavi* micl Hi'lidayF Ertore^d at lh» city of Bridgeport. In the pursuit Poiil Office nl ManchWfr Conn. a» egmes. and that. converaely.Hhfre winning office for himself was only Fire Di^partment sdtita.and speak to us. V Covenant Congregational FREE wertk ef Woh “ of that objective, he dealt with the s M ^ e a o t d W FeC'ind CMas.* Mail Matter ______the climactic, fun of his political Walter.. Rauschenbusch has d Ghurch ia nolhins like freedom from Republicans, who could guarantee St f * e lle * e< erigiiiel prkw- " " ^ ** *^_ Ri'R.st;nii’TiON, raVfjs billon to produce bold, clear thin career; there was alw ays, evei^ ,ln Called Out Twice scrtbed .it thus: FIREWOOD ravable in Advanca'' hopeless years, a special gampg better delivery than the Demo B U S c r a s h K IL M 10 It! Her hiwao ' On* Year ...... 'Inc- crats. 'In the castle of m'y aoul Is. a little ■Otthena, Greece, Sept. 15 (/P)— ed Me Mad. Fi,\ Mi'iith.-* ...... •...... to play, which hrpV iC yfd Town firemen were called out HELP YOURSELF! g s^ — SBwe — ) There were two thlnjra Inter , and to which he'now re- By this time, Democrats were poatem gate, Ten ^seraon.a w ere killed and 21 in Three Mniiths ...... well convinced that the political twice overnight, but di(\ not find O ar Month ...... eating; and aigRlficant about what 1980, aa a o ’bid. oiab likes ■Whereat, when I enter, 1 am in the jured In a head-on collliiion be Corner of Pino St, operations of Jasper, the supposed anything serious either time. WaakU ...... lai .'Itev^naon aald In hla Mil; retu rfr to tJja-ifCenes of his youth. presence of God. tween a bus and a cement-laden and Hartford Rl>t It crudely, la could not win himself. found excessive smoke, but no fire. AH riehia. of rcphblicatlon of apactaJ of him was part of the fun. rtiaj-atalifu hrraih ara alao raaarvao i aorpethlng w;e hope the Rttaaiana He was. of course, running as a When, last year, the Bridgeport The' only damage was to the belt. 'K I will collapae into Kt^nR tia, not Socialist, to win. But it so hap Democrats had the temerity to. de A home fire alarm s.vstem in the Full aarrlca rllani of N E A Sarr- aomethlng we art detajmined to pened that a Socialist running hap feat Jasper for the second time In 'basement of the Leslie Brookes I pened to take more/votes from the *‘^riiWlf'hara Raprasartatlvai; ^ a bring about otiraelvea. a row, that might have seemed the. residence at ,80 S. Alton St. sound .TuiiiiJ MaUiaw* Silac.ial A tan ev — T .a « Democrats than fôm the Repub- end of .lasepr's political cafeer. ed at 8:15 this morning. Y'ork Chiratn D'lrOU, and Waton. The big "revolutionary dynamic” licana. The Republican boss of m em ber . a udit. BUREAU ■ OF But he can still have fun hewing a Firem en from Co. 2 found th a t rrrcn.ATiuNB - of our age, he said,^ la no lonl^r Bridgeport, then, was alwaytf glad line of his own, letting the chips Apparently the alarm was touched ■Hi Commiinlat, but a rompotind of na^ to aee Jaaper in the three-cornered fall where they may, and so the off when a surge Of heat came In in I'rinuiia Frequently, It seemed that a.-aiiniea nu financial re.aponsIbllUy tor tionaliam, aocial iinreat and aclen- 1960 campaign finds him a candi ^contact with an alarm detector er had taken enough votes to date for Congre.ss, not expecting which had been placed near a heat tvpnciaphical erinra appeann* m tiflc progreaa which he called the '.vrrtl«rninnl.a and other reading njatter create^â Republican victory, to win, but expecting to keep his duct. No trace erf a fire was found. tn The Manchester Evening Herald. "aecond indiiatrlal revolution," Jasper also ran for governor, for n nisplav advertising closing hoiira: "Thia aecond Induatrlal revolu years, as "110 exponent of Socialist For .Mvridav—1 p m ^^FridiJ. tion doea not menace ua in and of principles, 7 * order to keep the For ri.esdST—1 p.m Monday For Wednesday—1 n m Tuesday. Itaelf. On the contrary, It ran be party franchise alive in the state. For Thiirsdav-1 pm Wednesday In' most of these years, his In For Fridav—I p m Thursday. of the very greatest advantage to fluence on the state outcome was Hillstown Grange Fair Fer Saturda.T—,1 p m. ^ d a y MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE ' * 11110:30’ "O J.A TT»- .. .AACfc ua. Blit our neglect of it—oUr ob- unimportant. AT GRANGR HALI,—«17 HILLS 8 I;., EAST HARTFORD llsv puhllCAtv^n* MCAtKi ^xc^pt. BaIuH av— acssion with the cobra of Com- B ut in the ferm ent year of 1938. A.m miihiam to the point of thinking Of when the Waterbury scandals had OPCN AT b P.M. S€PT. U Thursday,. Peplember 1.1 the world revolution only In terms tainted both major political par ties, abme ahrewd smateiir Repub BOOTHS FEATURING BAKED GOODS and NOVELTIES of pro or antl-Communlsm—can be licans speculateVl heavily on the GAMES — FREE ENTERTAINMENT AT 8 P.M. Farce Without lAughs a danger and a very great one. possibility thst Jasper could re SNACK BAR OPEN THROUGHOUT THE FAIR KIDDIEVnXE PONY RIDES'ALL DAY SATURDAY l>fa clear up the Internal ailu- "If we parslst in Ignoring this peat, tn the state, the same effect atloh In the (’ongfi. At|lhe ninfiient. 1 development, we may very well he had previously demonstrated In Turkey Dinner Served .Saturday at 5 and 8:30 P.M. Bridgeport mayoralty elections. Colonel Mobutu, who took over the | wake up to find that hiitbry haa ADULTS $I.IM) CHILDRFJV to 12, fl.OO They reinforced his campaign for FREE ADMISSION situation yesterday lii the name of i passed ua by, that the second In- governor, on the d.eliherate theory the army, ‘rneutralir.ing" both Pre- 1 dust rial revolution has taken place that, If he got more votes than us mier Lumumba and President Kas-1 without ua, and that we are no a^'uhu, and reporiedly arrestiug longer a dYTtamlc and creative Isimumha. is'hlmself under srrest. force in the wbrld, which Is to say. NATIONAL SHOES RING THE BELL St the orders of the man he had ar a great power.” rested. Lumumbs. He challenged the belief that the Is this all quite rlesr? If not, Russians are In a strong position that IS) perhap.s heraiise you to harm the U n^d States because hayen'l been following previous of the religlon-llke fippesl of Com events carefully enough. I.*tesl munism and because pf the power events are quite in line with events of the Russian economy, of the day'In which Ks.savuhii de "These assumptions,” he said, posed i.umumha and lyu'mumhs de "though religiously held b^.many posed Ka.aavtihii. or the day on Americans and though unquestion which Kasa\nhu arrested I,umum- able under the present systemôf ha and liurnuniWa led his own ja il political taboos, are in fact dubi FRIDAY AT 1:00 P.M. ers In an eSvajê parade through ous. TILL 9:00 P.M. "Communism at lelsst In Europe the streets, nr thFday In which the ‘ A J Congo rarliament, lacking a quo- and North America is on the de rum. Imagined the vote by which cline. Cspilallsm has had an extra- it might have backed Lumumba if j ordinary rehlrfh which has made It TRUNK there had been.a quorum present. | in fact, If not repute, the seductive A» is Uicie anything else we ran I economic religion of the genesatlon, AND tell YOU which might be helpful r'U'hUe the Russian economy is far What about- the army of the C o n - 1 from the efficient agent we some &..-F iUT- go It ia wijh Colonel Mobutu. It times think. FASHION SHOWS Is with Lumumba. It Is rallying to Mr. .Stevenson's frank reference President Kasa\-ubu. Seeking food to the political "tahooe” he knew SALE STARTS THURSDAY 9 himaelf to he vlolalirig in theee re- and pay, it la joining the United featuring the entire Nations police force Meanwhile. , marks, with iheir partial down H'lHi. Store Hours: Mon. Thru Sat. It la also di.sinlegrating Into tribal | K'"'ling of Communism aa the dom- Fall 1980 eolleetion of units. In order tn be doing all these Inanl Issue of our times and otir 9 to 9. Free Parking things at once, It must be quite an campsigns, locates the second In teresting and significant thing arm y. Perhaps it ia a m latsê to aeek shout this apeech. clarity about tha CdnÛ^ In the Con- Mr. Stevenson would not he po. Perhaps we ahrtiild shift to the j making It, In quits the same frank ■Vnlted Natlq;«t' at New" York ness and quite ths asms words, if V.'here, yesterday, the two rival j he were running for President to. rielfgatlpda from the Congo apent j day. In that case, he would never Worid-Famous SUITS & TOPCOATS the . fnoming pretending they' allow himaelf to be second In his couldn't see each other, and Ihej awarenelia of the perils of Commu- for Girls aii4 Subteen9 5»a(temoon fraternir.ing like long j niaiii or In hU fonnulstlon of weap NEWEST FALL STYLES VALUES TO ‘8 5 I l Y lost brothers, . | ons with which tn defeat Commu Great excitement in our CHIL nism. Only when he ia not run * AH this, by Itself, could he clasal- j ning can he allow himaelf to specu DREN’S WORLD, Lower Level, .fled as an almost ''unbelievable late that Communism may not, af for you tomorrow "tyhen you can comedy of far, e, an "f>f Tliee I ter all. be the chief issue. view ALL of the •*'‘hody Fi.scher" V, Ping" with a i'lngle im< kgioiind. coats that are'so famou-s forjfash- I.'nfortunatcly, It doea not exlal. HunHIfs From Newcastle ion, fit and quality!__ See drcs.s by 'Itself, nierje are niitsi'le Influx coats, casual co^s, Exquisite furred enrea'tjr.ving to direi t anil manage ,N>Wcaalle haa been waiUnK a coats. . . all in finest domestic and the Iarr^.^Relgiiim, getting out of long time, we imsgine, to get even imported woolens! Don’t miss this the Congo Syaa reluctant tn gel oui with somebody for sending coal to ?! unusual, exceptional opportunity to cleanly , RuasYa.^ eager for African It. 'riie comparable gesture npw In see the complete line of Fischer Influence and prqallgc, has been the news ia this: Newcastle Is send Coats-just as they are presented in engaged In vanohji degrees of ing relief packages to the richest the New York Showroom! Make rhampionaliip of Preiiiler lAtmum- country in the world, the United .vour selection now.. ,Pay Later! ha, 'ITie Ciiileif Nations iip'lerlook .Stales. ' a mission. In theUpngo, to see that Girls’ and Subteen sizes are (includ (• Naturally, It makes headlines, ed. 3-6X and 7-14. \ '■ Belglum-did get out, to aee that which was Its purpose. Soma, do aoiiie seiiiblitrfce of order was tiialrl\ gooders over In England are sx talnejl, Ind tn see that Russia did I cited about a new law down In $49.95 to $85.00 not get'!In. TheThe prenaeprei lae aitîait'îationa i>»maiana. similar to propositions MEN'S FAMOUS-BRAND MEN'S WHITE-ON-WHITE with which the United .N'ayona has recently advamefTin Several qt,her Motchiiiq Hots $S,98 and $7.98 MEN'S FAMOUS-BRAND WORLDÂMOUS had in.deal are Itioae baffling^ ron- slates which shuts off relief pay HANDKERCHIEFS fuafqna ■'v.e deScrllied in ihe early menls to mothers who Have ills SPORT 100% ALL-WOOL paragraplia of.Jhia e,lll(irlal In the' glllmsle children after they have WHITE DRESS i f i c ? m openings created by thfae confu.-; dHTwYt a w elfare VheCk; ,\SHIRTS Siona and hv .fhe on the apc.l de .nieae do-gooders over tn Eng SHIRTS W M MEN’S SPORT ciaiuna lh>, I’niled .Nalioria haa felt land have discovered, long-range, required tp make P.ua.ala haa^grown . wtist has also seemed obvious to [" be: y o u r o w n DESIGNER holder aa a|C rit|" of the United ,N'a-| doMieallc opponents of stich law s— r t M JACKETS tiema perfonnanc-e and-In parthu- namely that the real punishment ^ 4.9S MOO Values to ^ g en u in e ItATHER -t-l*r-of~tJ»e loJe of retary Gen ■\rould he u|M>n the Innocent chtl- cost! ^ ValHftNT$Z9.50 eral, Ha nun ara ^joldj,' AS Riiaaia hr'en Involved, S o.the dl>cgood_ladles gqo 'A 's'^ld e'. Hie. United R talea lli- of .Newcastle are busy sending ship-, Choose your own combination of silhou Bllnntlvejy coitiea to the tnrr as the menls of baby food to Louisiana; ette, collar and Color! A “F.ischer” fash- 9 ^ chaiiiplon of llammarakjold and where,"by some eatlmatea, aa many y ion repre-Sentative (Mr.-Fischer, himself) the United .Nations. ' ;as 25,000 children, are being af- wi+r be here to help you design your own FAMOUS MAND Bo it developa, in the end, thaj I fected ,by the new law. “...got the number? coat. CHOICE ol Ihe HOUSE the pl'imitive political farce In Ihe I Tife women of Newcastle want -» ■ Congo becomes a direct, new 'chal |t,o "express ou r feeling of outrage ^The grapevine’s buzzing! And these fashion number! from National at only • FIT GUARANTEED WHEN COAT IS MEN’S SLACKS lenge het’ween . Russia snd the that such a thing cbuld happen in $3.99 and i$4.99 are most .talked about. High-riding iQafcrs with the READY TO BE WORN STETSON United Stales,-whlf.'h Ihrealpns Us j the civMlir.ed -Western jworld.'' ‘.'first in,jury not to eitiiei' of these" •.Borne reports from r.bulslana say “Italian’,’ medallipn look in black polished calf. #///75 Jet to fashion with the new ’'rations, but to the United Nations, that many of the .faniiilea Involved ilirh heel, double pointed toe, and shirtmaiccr buttons. H91399 Crested buckled HATS UNDERWEAR HEW Blit the United'-NalionS,.*5n tiirn.'ls are'losing their Vents, so that the || \ VduM la Chukkaboots, hand-stitched and hand-crafted. Chooscifrom rich cashmere tuedes ValiU'S to ;15 ' the one veiL the one device, by j possihllil y of children not only hiin- f.95 SUBURBAH c o ats which Russia and the , United I gry but also homele'aa la.alao pres- in tobacco tan, green and blacks. Polished calf rn smoke screen, cobble^ tah and $ c h s h I o n fitates ca.n keep front being direct-j enl. ^ black. Siztis to 10, marrow apd medium.. ly 'at eachlotWif's UiroaUi: No. relaYj /c'o vn nor 31111111! ^ Davis,, author friday night at 7 d^HdcIc i ■tionahip between the United'Slates , of 'Ivoii Are My Sunshjnc and Ruasia is ev^r' a ali»i|7le m atter, lieeq available for comment on the rsaturdny morning at 10:30 i of black and whilee, \hut this would gif|ui from Newraatle. Hla chief MAIN and PITKIN STS., EAST HARTFORD BCtm a aituation ini which Russia welfare administrator', however, V in our children’s ►world—lower level ' win hava to control'jlta rneddling. If says'that perhaps half tha famUtss ^ 5 5 us* b ^ It w ants toi preaen'e iy a n th a p r « - local youhgiteri will model. Don't miss theml imported involved will ha back on tha rallaf mool ant im aaay.ânoa of- terror iR-ihg i^lla within a few waaks.'Mow L6«B'S < world, or In which tha ovarWl^lm- they will get back, and w h at 'will raincoats tnii majority of tha membarahip of happen to tha ether half of the OREN WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY TILL s w e a t e r ths United Nations will have to lUfr families Involved, la not axplainad. YALE^ GENTON MONDAY. TUESDAY, SAtORDAY. 10 A.M. firm unniiatakabiy Its backing of 'n.e hundlea from NVwcaatIa will lESTER SHOP! PARKADE the United Nations 'mlaalon and aerve g ,p In tha haadllnea, r ' I t conduct in tha Congo, and thus jqln and In; ^hS) fiet of abmt eomplataly West Hiddlf Turnpik* knd Broisd 8(r««t ...... | | m Im Mjcetliif B u m Ia'i a tu c k . lAHOChgt bfbiaa. Ppw WddBMdajt niumdBj: uid Frid«g ETsolaga * J. . ■ ' - • ■■ . ■' . * ' -. , '' ‘vr. ■!’' ■ ' ’ -T-. ' ' ■ M '*' ^ ".I - a- li— . .

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KANGHE8TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, I960. Mi^CHESTER EVENINO HEEALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, I960 nMATBIt se Hospital Notes] U.S. Claims, Tom adexes 4,iii Florida B o l t o n Pattenls Today *M Eight Healing ADMrrTED TBSTERDAY : Emory Red Smear Q. Troops for Wald, 71- E. Middle Tpke., A1m» Nickerson, IT Takott Ave., B^k- D ates W e d e n jM a t vllle; John Belanger, B1 Talcott WHO eWES YOU BETTER Kasayubu Ave;, Rockville; John Avens, 171 Against On Hawthorne 8t.; Mr*. Ruth Boober, Gulf Coastline By Assessors 42 Devon Dr.-; Mr*. Myrtle Whipple, (Oontlnned from Pago One) (ConHmird from PMte One) SI Oak St.; Mm. EUlha Fish, 282 (ConUnned frem Page On«) The Board of AsMiaori haa Mt SEALS FOR LESS MOHET? Woodland St.; Loula Merrill, Ing a Soviet satellite atate In the sight days for the annual public peetedlv tried to have TJ.N. forcin Thompsonvllle; Edward Adamy, College Planfe, presumed drowned after their boat hearings. These meeting* will be cr expelled from the country while 118 Maple St.; Mias Anna McCahan. heart of Africa." The U.S. delegate introduced a capsized near the mouth ot thn held Oct. 24 through Nov. 1, ex he held undisputed power. 47 Essex St.; Joseph L'Heureux, cluding Sunday, from 1 to 7 p.m. Mobutu end the force* loyal to 108 Waranoke Rd.; Mrs. Marie resolution laying down a four- BondingVrged Mississippi River, 90 miles south Gervats, 47 Seaman Circle; Adol point program: east of New Orleans. The area at the Community Hall. President Ka.»av\ibu thus clearly The atate law requires that A. held the upper hand at the end of a phus Bassett, EHlington: Mr*. Linda 1. The Security Cotincll should encourage HammarakJoId to build was swept by winds up to-75 mllea avery property owner must ap chaotic 24 hovir.a of coup and coun- TaRhARh 197 Maple 8t.; Michael By Democrats an hour from hurri--ralns alorig the Crowds of President Kasavubu’s Kra'vitz, a I^m o^atlc candidate Home; Daldeffleld, Diana; Ferris, Stfant St.; a daughter to Mr. and Deny All Ties Misslsaippl coast beggn to let up, WILL TRIMMID ^ Abako party supporter* were, still for the Board of Education, as the The Brave and the Fair; Fltz- p.s. \ . Mr*. Thomas Derby, 104 Park St. but winds began rlairig. msrchlng through the city. Joyful ‘ Candidates for the General Assembly admired the ladles and the GOP veil hats they were wearing party’s chief proponent of a Junior Gibbon. When the Kissing Had to DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: yeaterday at the Manchester Republican Women’s CTub tea party. Kenneth Geyer o f Wethers An estimated 3,000 persbna were Stop: Holt, Mistress of Mellyn; and Better Meals over Mobutu's coup of last night Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Tq H ate-M ail college. LB •nd chaijting for Lumumba's death. field who is a aUte representatives and a candidate for state senator, Inspects the felt elephanU in shelters in the Pascsgoiilakrea. Lesser, Stadium Beyond the Stars: Burgess, Hammond St., Rockville; Kravita aaid today hi* main They spent the night Id churches,, RIB LAMB CHOPS on the veil hats on a "hat tree” held by Mrs. Alan Turklngton, while Atty. John F, Shea, GOP town Build Better Families Immediately after Michel's an EnieVy Wald, 71 E. Middle Tpke.; concern 1* that the facilities for Liorlng, How Can the Heart For nouncement of Mobutu's arrest, (CkinMnned from Page One) chairman and a candidate for state representative, and Mrs. John Wallett, loqk on. Mrs. Turk- schools and even In some bueinees ' get; Lymlngton, The Night of the Mrs.Mrs.'Margaret ',Ma LaHouse, Andover; education after high school b* ex the Senate met for an emergency ington and Mrs. Wallett haye made the net chapeaux, trimmed with felt elephants and sequins, aa eetablishments. Big Heat; Robinson, Water of Francis Hale, 57 Ekisex St.; Mis* might ask Dr. Peale who prepared tended for Manchester youth. He session that was four short of a part of the club's campaign fund-raising project. (Herald Photo by Satemis). Police estimated more- persons Life; Soman, A Break In the LB Barbarara Ann Salo, 85 Strickland his statement." said the objective might be quorum. < had left town and headed north Weather; Styron, Set This House Fresh Haddock Fillet ,St.; Mr Minnie Webb, 755 N. Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, fash achieved If existing collegea set Earlier, Mobutu had told news away from the storm than were In on ^ r e ; and (banning. The Bum Mail. \st.; Mrs. Lena RInghoffer, ionable New York minister and up 2-year brahehea in town. the shelters. men that Lumumba was at Camp Andover; Carl Moore Sr. 20 Fair- author of inspirational books, led In g ^ fe . I,i*opold II, the main, army camp In the last aession of the Gen Col. Soren Nelson, Mobile Coun The non-fictlbn titles are Cal view St.; Leonard Fielding,’ Tan- a grou), of 150 Protestant min Obituary Fighting for a Way of Life^ at Leopoldville. This was .taken to eral Assembly, a law was passed ty Red O oss dieaster chairman, vert, Surfsfce at the Pole; Cope keroosan Rd., Vernon; Mr*. Antoin isters and laymen who met here a estimated that 6,500 spent the mean that he was in custody, but ette Scarlato, 68 Birch St.; • Mr*. permitting towns to establish po*t land, The Saga of Cape Ann; Cos- SH OULM R - MIIDLY CURED • 4 to 6 Ibi PLAIN OR WITH CHIVEI week ago and Issued a statement. secondary educatloa using exist night In emergency shelters tb* wily premier may have been Sandra Fuller, 330 Adam* St.; Mr*. Edmund J. Detu-y Mrs. Ryan Tells GOP Women tain, 'The Chord r>f Steel; Ken busy winning hi* Jailers over as It said any Roman Catholic pres ing school bulldinga and charging a there. Florence Rowe, 20 Karl St.; ident (Kennedy Is a fathollc) Edmund J. Descy, 56, of 168 nedy, The Enemy 'Within; Ught ha did once before when he was tuition that would cover the cost Maynard Stitt, Escambia (Pen wood. My Three Llves;xParr, The SRHoked PicRiics 3 9 < Collage Cheese 2 3 < (TiaHe* Enes, Wapping; Mr*. Mary wo))ld be under pressure from the Hilliard St., died at. Manchester "Whether you are a Republican,t to national convention. She said arretted on Kasavubu's orders. of faculty and administrative aala- sacola) County Civil Defense di Lennon Sisters; Pearson^ Merry TASTY, DELICATE FLAVOR Howett, 84 Center St.; Diane Ma*l- church hierarchy to breach the Memorial Hospital last night after each speech was “better than lie A ll BEEF i<- In the fast-changing aituatlon. chiik, South St., Rockville; Mr*. a Democrat or ah independent, you rlea only. Out-of-town j students rector, estimated .7,000 persons Monarch; Rockwell, NoYman wall of separation of church and a lingering Illness, He was the son one before.” She was impressed took refuge in 24 shelters in th* (Ksel-helmeted U.N. soldiers dis Ida Wickham, Eaat Hartford; of Mrs. Charlotte Sunderland Des are not fighting for the Republican might be charged enough to pay Rockwell. state. by speeches by Thurston Morton, for amlntalnlng the bullnings as county. Stitt said the total n'iim- CreaRii Cheese u < persed troops of Congolese in the Stephen Badger, 47 Ferguson Rd.; cy. Hyde Park. N. Y., and the late party, you Are not fighting for a Membership Drive Set Frankfurls » 59 < 59 European quarter*. U.N. Ghana Miss Patricia Braun, Birch Mt. Rd., The atalement waa lasued aa a Walteij Judd, and Presithint Elsen iVelL , ' her of refugees might be several collective one by the group, which Edmund F. Descy. man, you are fighting for a way of hower/ but said "Nixon’s topped Envelopes for the membership troopa waited behind machine Bolton; Mr*;)lose Kane, Smith Wll- According to Kravits, tosras hundred more but there waa no called Itself the National Con He was born in Bradford, Eng llfis,” Mr*. J. Ray Ryan of Bran them all.” , ' ■ n6 drive of the Norwich Diocesan funi; llngton; Arthur Kuhn, Coventry; accurate total as they, were In Council of Catholic Women were ference of CTltlzena for Relig1o\)s land, May 19, 1904, and came to ford fold 100 women in Manchester Mrs. Ryan diB^ssgd dis^ssgd h '/v the have acted under the nsw 1 a w Mobuttb.. a SO-year-old career Mr* Helen Hann|iford, 10 W. Mid homes of relatives and friends. . distributed at the meeting of St. this country 54 years ago. He has yesterday. Connecticut delegation was polled yet, but -some towns are inter officer named army chief of ataff dle Tpke.; Mrs. Judith ligrossl and Freedom. been a resident of Manchester for ested and, in the next Assembly The 18,000 military personnel at Maurice Council Tuesday. They only yeaterday by. Kasavubu, had son, 29 Devon D r; Mr*. Csrolyn Peale later backed off a little. the past 30 years and waa em "We don't wgiit our children and for presidential aijd'Vice preaideri- Egliri Air Force Base at Fort Wal will also be given out after each our grandchildren to grow up in session, will prsss for State finan told newsmen thaCthf embassies Bradley and aon, 34 Grove St.. He said public agitation over the ployed as a sales and service rep tial preferences. revealed that ton Beach were told to stay at M m on Sunday. The dollar do Ffssk Pfodace Valiiest a socialistic world.", she declared one Connecticut presidential vote cial aid for post-secondary educa of Russia an

imiliate” West Ber NATIVI tain peace and order. of protection from Communist mail campalgil he said was going experience.” Nixon met and had the lAM delegates themselves. St. George's Episcopal Church Chicken Noodle, Chicken Rice, Onion, MfiiestronS SAVE 4c retaliation. Park, N.Y.; two grandchildren dent, reminded the women of a dln- liners. He said in a TV broadcast Thia old Belgian colony haa been on In Ml.sao)irl waa part o f a na and several nieces and nephews. his picture taken with each dele n’er dance and candidates’ rally to Nixon took a sideswipe at Ken will hold a potluck on Sept 25 at I 15-OZ Eggplants Fresh and Tender • Heavy and Firm LB 5 * Despite Premier Nikita S. tionwide one. that free Berlin could siirvlve the North Coventry Community tom by political and civil afrife The funeral will be held from gate at the convention, and Mrs. be held Saturday at the Rosemount nedy for saying—aa Nixon quoted I CANS Since it waa granted freedom June Khrushchev's repeated pronounce He aaid the anti-CathoIlc pam Ryan proudly displayed her pic him—"what the ;-.mericsm labor Communist threats only so long House.MrZ. Wlnthrop Reed of Habitant Soups ments favqr(ng disarmament, the John F. Tierney Home, 219 in Bolton. She also reported volun SO. One of the element! o f the dis phlet* were "long sheets” like ture ■■iiylth him. The only other teers are manning GOP campaign movement wants la what I am for as Its fate was handled on an In Manchester, president of the Wom Artamonov said, the Soviet doc W. Center St., Saturday at 9:16 en of St. George’s, and Mrs. Fred SAVE 3c order haa been the tendency of "the dirty sheets'which they tised presidential candidate who has at headquarters on Hartford Rd. "lê and what the American labor ternational level. SLICED - Reedy for the Pie trine of a surprise attack has been a m., followed by. a solemn high West Germany and its Big Mohr Sr. o f Holton, are serving the undiactpllned Congo army to against A1 Smith tn the 20s.” Mass of requiem at St. Bridget’s tempted to meet each delegate was vice presidential candidate. Lodge, movement opposes I oppose.” ) 20-OZ mutiny and splinter Into old tribal offlclal since February 1955. He Wendell Wilkie, she said. Nixon said If he were solely Three Allies moved gingerly to as co-chairmen. Alcorn called Truman's state- Church at 10. Burial will be in St. will appear at a box supper and ral I CANS Cake Mix Sole/ frozen Food Spoeielsf lines. said it was spelled out In a Soviet ment a "typical shoot-from-lhe- The speaker described the al ly at the State Armory in Hartfrird concerned about votes that he ward imposing trade sanctions on St. George's Episcopal Church Comstock Apples Tha army la regarded aa the key. military publication svsilable only James' Cemetery. serves the communities of Coven hip falsehood" and "mudslinging Friends may call at the funeral lotment and selection of delegates on Sept. 24, she announced. would "tell you that today.” East Germany In retaliation for however, to the atruggle between id l)lgh-ranktng ofllcers. of, the lowest character," might, he said, "win votes." the Communist travel restrictions. try, Andover, Manchester, as well Baleneed Diet for Your.Dog SAVE 4c 4-FISHIRMEN the leftlat, .Sovlrl-aiipported I,ai- He said he had not himself seen home tonight from 7 to 9 and to as Bolton. PILLSBURY and . mumba and Kasavmhu. any directive* ordering prepara morrow from 2 to 6 and from 7 to Cyril and Methodius Church, Hart- Cemetery, Glastonbury. Bearers Robert Barnard, Church School ^ \ .'’A11 the armv Is with me." Mo- tion* for such a surprise assault 9 p.m. f(ird,. at 9 o’clock. Burial will be were David March, Carl March, superintendent, will talk on the CANS Scalleps POLY BAG c Rorkrillo-Venutn. in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Snappy Dog Food 9 BETTY CROCKER 5 9 intiu told newsmen in a thread- on this nation. But he- added: I.«on March, Emery Ruff, Don school program for the coming DORANN FARMS - CANDIED hare room in the Regina Hotel. " I know of. general, broad atale- JcMpph Krawfsky Hartford. ald Stephans, and John Prior. year following the supper. menta which tcheied to prepare the (Coroner Says Two Joseph Krawfsky, 71, died sud Friends may call at the filneral -Bulletin Board denly this morning at his home, home tonight from 6 to .9 o'clock Bolton Homemakers will hold_ CAKi MIXES Soviet ofllrer corps for the, pos and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and"6 to | . ProvencaL- Yam s 'plc« < sibility of being ordered to miske a 208 Long Hill Rd., SoutlOVlnd- their first meeting of the season 2 4 9 Nejjlifyent in Fatal sdr. 9 p.m. The funeral of 'Virgil Provencal, on Wednesday at the Community DORANN FARMS - DILMONICO State News surprise attack" 17 Carol Dr., was held this morn-, ALL REGULAR He aajd "No senior Soviet ofllicer He was” born Jan. 1, 1889 in Hall from 10 a.m. to S p.iri. Pro Special ^ lêai Sreat! Llthimna, and had operated his Mr*. Marguerite O. Sullivan ing at the John F. Tierney Funeral «=s*i®o believes that the United States Tolland County Coroner Bernard grams for the coming year will FLAVORS 3 Home, .?19 W. Center St., followed Regular $1.59 would attack first," .1, Ackerman has found Richard C. own farm in South Windsor for Mrs. Marguerite O'Connor Sulli be discussed. P eta lees 2 4 9 < I.iikaalewskl, 20, of 16 Fox Mill van, 89, widow of John L. Sulli by a solemn high Mass of requiem The first fall meeting of Elec R o u Under q)ie*tlonlng. Artamonov .50 years. at the (ihurch of the Aasumptiqn. confirmed western stisplclona that Dr., and Moses ..Kloter, 72, of 16 Survivors Include his wife, Mar van, (lied yesterday at the home tronics Unlimited d u b 'MU ba held Cedar St., both of Ro(^kvllle. garet Baltronls Krawfsky; four of her daughter. Mrs. Edwin G. The Rev, Joseph E. Farrell was tomorrow, at 8 p.m. In the Civil DIP ICE MILK ■ (Continued from Page One) the:, Soviet Ashing trawler* fre celebrant, aseigted by the Rev. quently seen near U.S. water* are criminally negligent In the auto, sons, Raymond iCrawfsky of St. Adams, 122 Benton St. Defense room of the H3ementary Chick6n of tho S©a white tuna can 3 9 c Visit First Nationari Francis Butler as deacon, and the School. Plans for the coming year FORIMOST spying, not ■ Ashing. _He said the death July 16 of Ida E. Schanr.ff, Petersburg, Fla . George Krawf- She was bom in Klllorglin, Vi GAL Biunitv Council at the Ann St 79, formerly Of Rockville. ■ Hky. Edward Krawfsky, and John County. Kerry, Irelarid, in 1871, Rev. John Delaney as sub-deaCon. will be discussed. vessels always are, operated and Paul Chetelat was" organist and Cnicken ot the bea light tuna can 6 6 c r w c A Mias Sdianxe. died of Injuries Krawfsky, all of South Windsor; and had lived In Manchester for 80 The Congregators’ of the Con S A V I 20c CTN Free Meat Selection did Dr., Greenberg, who heads the manned hy agents of Soviet nqval soloist. Intelligence. ‘ . ' received in an accident at the in six daughters, Mr*. John Ru*tlk years. gregatlonal Church will hold i ‘ Tala I-aborstory of Applied Blo- Burial was in St. James' Ceme • Dietary Reducing Aid 59 Nabisco Ritz Crackers ' 3 5 c tersection of Rls. 140 and 83, and of South Windsor, Mr*. Clayton potluck tomorrow at S p.m. In the Preparatioit Demonstration at Survivors, besides her daugh Prices in This Ad Effective In Firil Neiienel Supermarkets Only dynamlcs (alcoholic studies), said •Shlpslc Ijike Rd. ' in Ellington Dow of Presque Isle, Maine, Mrs. ter,' Inc^de a son, .John A. Sulli tery. Bearers were Rene Landry, ’ parish room of the church. AU k I I . ■ tORNA DOONE iO'/i.OZ .3.3 • Recommended .By Doctors As The Safe Way To Lose IN 3 D IS C O SHORTBREAD COOKIES CELLO O o C that Urge Industries today have when the* car in which she waa George Telller of East Windsor. van, Hartford; two sliders. Miss John Hackett, William Dwyer, Ed married couples of the church are Eastern States Exposition. •*ten*l\"e programa 'operating to riding was hit broadside. ' Miss Mrs. Charles Warren of Man Alice O'Connor, Manchester, -and ward Coughlin, Harold Sicard, and W eight. invited. c r \ c —• SCOURING PKGOF'.3q Public Records Rdger'-Page. The Board of Education will "aave a lot-of their' talent" who Bchsnr.e was a passenger in the chester, Mrs. Allen Duchesne of Mrs. Mary Moynlhan, Salem Ore.; o v j b PADS - GIANT PACKAGE 10 PADS O 7 C meet tonight at 8 o’clock' at the WEST SPniNGFlILD lhaVe berome problem" drinkers car driven by Kloter, her broth Man,:hcster, and Mrs. Frank Roush three graridchlldren and two He said the Yale lhatlt)itc has Warrantee- Heed er-in-law. ' __ Elementary School. Volume 3 o f Vernon, and 11 grandchildren. great-grandchildren. ■ Help Yout Child in School I Burry^s Oxford Crem es pkg^ 2 9 c September 19th thru 24th initiated nianv aiirh prograit)*. AHh)ir J. and Angela M. Russell Lukaslewakl. driver/ of the sec Tlie funeral will be held at the The Board of ^lectmen win ond .car, hit KiofeFa vehicle. .. ac- The funeral will be held Satur hold a meeting this evening at U VOlUMtS The Way to ' aolyc'' the alcohol to Rj'ger H. and Dofothy'I, Baker, Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main day at 7:46 a;m. at the Quish About Town Instant Coffee »orden$ so z jar 8 9 c problem la to. flrit, "baaii ally un- cor<1lng to Ar'kerman, a.s the latter o'clock In the Town Offices. Aik for Free Ticketi et First Nstiorial Checkouli. property at 528 W'etherell ,St. St., Saturday at 9:45 is.m., fol P'une.ral Home, 225 Main St,, fol deratand ' II ; who haa tlie problem ||j' Attachment* flniahed) crossing the Intersection. ■Die Repu'blican Town Gommit- The GOLDEN BOOK vUi The rofoher found evidence of lowed by a solemn high, Maas of lowed by a solemn high Ma*s of Mias Paula T. Gtnsburg,. 37 ' NOW tee will meet- tonight at 8 o’clock (ihoae who do_are"different plvy.)).l-' :Jfhesson Thlt>bdeH)i against An- speeillnp on Lukaalewskl’s . part requiem at 10:15 a.m. ,at St. Fran requiem at St. James' Church'/nt Elizabeth Dr., retvirried yesterday j . at the Community Hall. ologlcailv anfi paychologlcally;'t, l-on Browp Jr., property on Over cis of Assisi Church In . S o u t h Illustrated ENCYCLOPEDIA WE RESERVE THE RIGHT an) determine "what makea tiiiem" and loss of control after brakes on 8:15. Birrlal will.' be in St. James' to Boston University for her senior i look Dr., ' JS.fKX). Windsor-. Burial Avill b e ' in St. 4 9 t do this." ■ Frederick J. Jr. and Helen Sorbo hi* car locked. Clemctery. year. She is majoring in sociology. ' Advertisement- Start Today — Build a Complata Sat I TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Bridget's,, Cemetery. Friends may __ - t ' • VOL. 2-14 —UN Bakery Bay^l Alcoholism haa>only been reiog- against Edward Waltman As He also related that although Frierid| may call at the funeral dean range and fuel oU—cour call at. the funeral home tonight home tonight from 7 to 9 o’clock, In. the past -IS years "as an sociates Inc. and Garry Building Kloter had stopped at the intersec The Church Council of Zion teous service. McKinney Lumber— from .7 to 9 o'clock, arid tomorrow and tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 antlty'*’,; separate "from meT-e dnmk- Corp.. properly on Union St., tion first, his car then stalled and Evangelical Lutheran Chlirch will MI 3-2141 or MI 9-4818. snnaaa, he aaid rolled back. He "gunned^’ it, to from' 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p..m. to 9 p.m. 81.500, meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. UGGEHYOUR RKXALL STOREDRUG A total of fi.’i million adjilta in Trade Name cross over tq Snlpslc I-ake Rd. in Manchester Evening Herald the United ■Slate* drink today, he order not to i delay other cars be Kiisaell M. Mclntoah Bolton correspondent, Mrs. Louis eiiTEii H 00,p00.“> en tU PROCTOR GAMBLE’S •Norman J.. Phillips now doing Ku.Msell M. McIntosh, formerly Miss Joanne Little, daughter of MANCHESTER PARKAN said— those whf) Inbibe oocaalonally buslnesi as Norm's Mobilgaa Sta hind him, the report added. Kloter t Dimock Jr., telephone Mitchell, of Lakeside Dr., Andover .Lake, Mr. and . Mrs. Howard „ little, 30 404 WEST MIDDLE TPKE.—MI 9 2848 to those ' who are heavvi aorjai tion, 1.34 K, Center St, did not claim, thei coroner said, F unerals 9^9828. . Tasty Apple Filling that' he had looked both ways died last night at the Manchester Wells St., has - entered, Middlesex LUCKY LEVER SlMEEPSTAKES ^‘PRESIDENTIAL PARTY” CC^NTEST drinker* and .1>4'to 4 million of .Marriage IJcense '^ -^ Spiced Juit Right EACH again, before starting ' across the f.'onvalcacent Home after a long Hospital School of Nursing in Mid FREE DELIVERY * thgM are r^toblem" drinkers and VVllllam Douglas MacGlllvqry'^ftf Adolph C'esterday afternoon at the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS « o i 3 i ^ WITH 8c tF/' vearat; ago, he was employed by CHEER -DETERGENT , ™ W'or on (tanihlern tûthvd Building Permit* Plaiiii<^rs"AppW»ve Watkins-West Funeral Home, 142 Covina, (3allf. — Dr. Joseph i PKG C COUPON the City of 'Hartford and. lived Condensed All Apple Filled Donuts ^kons 25c Hartford, .Sept. 1.1 (A>) Chief ' John' Ponttcelli and. Son, er*c- K. Center St. The Rev. Theodore Clokey, 70, composer o f more than GIANT PKO 7 3 c ^ ”pON ' ''<0 2 6 c COUPO*N Ju*tlce Raymond E. Baldwin, ad tlor) of house at 5 Lawton R(l., lliere for abont 40 years. Chandler o f Bolton' Congregatfon- 300 choral works and symphon WITH 8c New BiHlcUn^ Liii<' His survivors include a. (laugh 3-LBPKG 7 1 c Iced Bandna Bar >ach 2 9 c ministrator of Connectlcut'a Judi »ni,ooo. . ! sl Church officiated, REFRIGERATdl ies, died Wednesday of'a heart COUPON cial system, hope* Convicted gam H. C. Hutchinson and Son ti/r ter, Mrs. John McBride, Manches attack, Fluffy All The Town Planning Commlsaloii ter. ' ' Buriat was in Grqv^ Hill Ceme J. IVORY SNOW bler* in New 'laveti will get stiff Doctor*’ -Ofrice* Inc., alterations tery. Rockville. Beqrfcrs were Jo London — Sir Arthur Fleming, r WITH 5e English Muffins en treatment.. Issl'inight established a 30-foot Funeral service* -will be held at SERVICE to olThe* at 17 Haynes St., 81J,- seph I.azzaro, Warren Stephan's, distinguished British electrical 22-OZCAN 6 4 c GIANT PKG ^C COUPON LCEPKG 2 8 c &'n' Baldwin conferred wiUi New 0(M1 • I building- line setback fof the Burr the Holmes' Funeral . Hopie, 400 engineer and past president of the Lux Li Haven’a three municipal Judges in NursefieX property on thA north Main -St., tomorrow at '8 p.m'. piir- Robert Amende, Richard North .Irish Raisin Bread Green Manor donalruclloti Ck». rop, Clifford Howlett, and Wil Institution 6t Eaectricpl Engineers, his chambers here yesterday f the Buffalo BARS COUPON the beat tiâdltlon of "good Judicial hpuw at 3 26 Walker St,. $160. line extend* for a dl.stance of 1,770’ home tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m, I Oil Co., died Wednesday. Praise Soap MR. CLEAN SIPTIMBIR ISSUI Sdtminlatration'' to let* off gam Frank Ouzavltch, additions to feet. The property also extends on formerly waa a liquor Control |n- Bath, Maine — H. Auguaj^ BATH O i . W itHSc 5« ’ O / - WITH Se NOW ON SALE I bling zi^>caters without Jail aen- house at 126 Walker Bt., $150, . the west aide of Auckland St. td Mrs. Helen Olabewidd epector. Huse, 86, who claimed soma 3,000 nbzBTL 6 4 c COUPON 0 4 C COUPON tsBSSS. The CSiief Justice rave , Peter Colla for WUfntd Pa- property zoned ai Teeidential.. - Mra. Hejen - SlerwlJUkl piahewr appearances aa Tom Driaooll. In 2 BARS COUPON flMliar advise to HartfotxPs city qt^ te, Addition* to house at l i t Burr NiirserUa made application akl,' 61 Chadwick Ava., Hutford, CUbUni W. March Mark Twain’s p la y '"Ruddln’-licad iodfas last month, and now the Florence St, $60(>. for a change of zone from rîral m other'of Joseph Olahainkl, )6 l Funeral aenrices for (Tltiiton W. 5 -^ Wilson,” died Wedneaday. " , hsrs hay# bom stsmsr. Fred KnoBa, alteraUqna to otoro to,buslne*a two months ago. A il5- Ollyer tld., MancheaUr, died yea March, 848 Hlliatown ..... MARGARINE 1-U PKO 3 6 c COUPON Baldwin m.st for mors than an (OaToDOalloWo WSlRoDiiHn at 936 Main Bt., $1,000. fbdt setback la required in busi terday morning at'her home. held "yeeterday morning at tha SCIENCE NEEDS ‘STARS’ Planters Peanuts 'x ««37® heur with N ew ' Haven Judges H C. Hutchhuon and Son, con- ness zone*. - The funeral wl)l ba held Batur- Watkina-Weat' Funr . Washltaiton—"Chitch a (allins Cfuulas Henchsl, Harold C. Dons- Veriion rts sewer et was prepared. LaBelle coiiceded there are eye A bou t T ow n Green Sciwol Sewers Voted service. Library Wing "W e don’t feel that tltese prices sores In tome parts of town. JHe Finance Unit Fitkat originally sufgested that will raise the cost immeasureably, Ealrtt^ Removal Rules urged regulations which would Barnard Junior High Befool Wtallation costa for the main but we want to advise you that “protect the rights .of the com Th* French auh of Manchester Site Project will open Monday, morning,\ For South St., might be shared equally by city PtansFriday .they may to a degree increase the munity, the town and the con will hold Its first meeting of the Asked to Cut and the farmed out seventh and residents. He p oin M to sim proposed budget” • HENS 12 to 15 Lb*. Revisions tractors,” adding that "neither Is season tomorromr at 8 p.m. at graders wÛ begin attending ilar cost arrangements In thq past Behind Schedide Lce paramount.” Orange Hall. Mrs. Adolph Paquette 'Bids Sought classes In the elementary The RocKylUe aty.C ouncil last In any event the costs will be de Action on tho detailed plans and The boards are behind the • TOMS . . . LargwStawOiiOnlBrOiily Atty. Mrosek pleaded for ex was recently elected to the club Inequity Items schools as scheduled. night voted to^stall a sanitary liberated laterln a public hearing. ApeciflaSttons for the Mary schedule set up by the general clusion of Industrial zones and executive board to fill a vacancy. Thrta lawydM, all roprewntln«tln»kirig-AMqueat to ’excavate or Bids have been invited for site The Herald will, carry all the Cheney Library addition la sched mafiager in August for action on FOUNTAIN TURKEY FARM continuance o f' non-confortnlng Informtation needed by parents sewer on South St. to the extent The Council also requested that remove eammnaterlals u Ibng aa The South School PTA executive Improvements at Mfthcheater The .Vernon Board of Finance Cantor bring McCarthy to the next the library plans. Acroaa.fYom the Candy Kitchen gontractora; and ono artihltoct, uses In existing pits. and students tomofrow. that the present budget appropria uled by three major boards liv tho he complies wulr^gulationa, board, will meet Monday at 8 p.m. Green School as part of the town'e today received a w r l t ^ Request Council meeting to discuss his Hurricane Donna caused a post ROUTE 6, BOLTON, CONN. MI 8 -7 1 « ropcoaantlng aggrieved property He told the commission he was tion of *3,000 will allow. next few days. ‘Abuse of "horrified at the scope bf the reg at the school, program of renovations to older coat sharing proposal. Tomorrow night at 8, the Li ponement of the meeting sched from RockviUe M a y o r tio B. Fla Council members indicated, how uled Monday for the Library Board ownera, verbally bullda»d their Lawrence said he w^S'^dso a ulations.” Quoting from the CDC elementary ichools. Fire District have the legal right Csmtor, a member o f the City brary Board and the School Build herty . Jr. to "Timove from the and the School Building Committee way through oarth* excavation reg member of the contractors fllViatOT regulations that planning comirilsr Robert S. Welbust, T6 Bowers The bids will be opened S'p.m. to assume the administration and ever, that feeling is strong favor Planning Commission, said the ing. Committee will meat in tho town budget (the) appropriaUona the costs of those services,” he to Approve the plans and specifica ulations for two imd a half hoiirs of the Chamber of Commerce biit' 'slqns "exert maximum possible St., begins classes at Colby Col Sept. 23 at General Manager Rich ing a new appropriation In the sewer problem la urgent and that Municipal Building to approve the was "representing many, people lege, Watervllle, Maine, aa a ard Martin’s office. for. Qlbae eefvlces In the budgêt wrote. he, and perhaps others on the tions. last night. COTtlroV’ Mroftok asserted "This coming fiscal year to continue sew detailed plans and specifications, Martin’s calendar sets Sept 23 who haye been hurt by misuse and freahman. The iôrk Includes enlarging the vm ch exclusively benefit the Ver This statement finds support In street, would be willing to con About 20 peiaoria attended a Isn gu ^ e-^ gh ten s me.” the General Statutes wherein a erage up the street. South St., and to discuss' the *301.000 esti as the date when Invitations to bid abuse of lahd In town.” paved area, regrading parts o f the non Fire District area.” tribute money toward installation pitblle hearing before the Town He predicted that the board flrr district, which lies within a west of Vernon Ave., is without mated budget for the project go out, Oct. 18 as the date.bids are JOIH THE THRIFT PARADE! "I have no quarrel with Indust The Salvation Army will con school property Just west and Flaherty’s 'proposal follows a costs if It meant solution o f the H i e Planning Counmlasion at the Mu "would be plajfing: many things town containing a city, can assume sewer service. Residents there say Board of Directors will meet opened, Oct. 26 for the public hear rial operations in to.wn. That Is a duct a street service tonight at northwest of the school building, formal ruling presented to the problem. ■, Thursday, Sept. 22 at 8:30 p.m. to nicipal Building. No action was by ear” If perm ltsweM not sub Board last night to the effect that police, public works, recreation and the play soli is at the' saturation ing on the proposed appropriation, minor part of the situation. 1 am ject to stamdards and conditions. 7:30 at Birch and Main Sts. In and replacing a board walk with other services simply by adopting ^McCarthy’s offer, Cantor said, approve thme. and Nov. 8 for the bond referen taken by the commlseion last more concerned’ about the open event of Inclement weather, a a 4-foot blacktop walk. the town cannot enter Into a con point, and will, no longer allow Police- Matter an ordinance for each. leaching from s^ tlc tank drainage Is reportedly a figure as high as Architect Alfred Reinhardt has dum at the same time as the na nl^t. Martin '®. Alvord, TPC sores around town,” the architect Bible' study will be held at the Plans for the project were tract with the a t y of RockviUe chairman, reported another meet "Sherwood Bowers asRed If thi to reimburse the city for tax rev The Fire District, Flaherty con fields. In fact, sewage backs up *25,000. submitted a breakdown of con tional and state election. asserted. church building. drawn up by the Town Engineer enue which supports fire district tinued, "will not accept this duty into the houses. In other action, the Council, at struction expenses which will be ing wlH be called. He Indicated He criticized as a “glaring omis board would have; any authority ings Division and copies of tho there may be soma further re- over the manned In vYiich ma servleea only. unless (It Is) made aware that the the recommendation of Aledrman on the bond referendum Tuesday, sion'’ in the proposed regulations Manchester Barracks, ‘Veterans plans are available at the divi Coupled with the Council action John A. Schliphack, voted to al Nov. 8. vlalon of proposed resîlations. terial was handIM after It left a The proposal is similar to one town will atop supplying” the serv was Information supplied by Real Two New Elders the lack of any "control over o f World War I. and Its ladies aux sion’s offices in the Municipal adopted last night by the Rock ices. ‘"The failure of the consolida low residens to burn , "small Cost Breakdown .TTlpre wan unanimity among the misuse of these regulations.” "How bank, such as 'the loading of iliary, will hold a first fall meet Building. tor Bernie Cantor that James Mc amounts” , of leaven in the street four iqMkeomen on opposing sides trucks and effect on roads en- viUe a ty Council on the strength tion vote In the Fire District, while Carthy, a builder who plans a The breakdown shows *143,000 Arrive in Town do these regulations apply to exist ing Sunday at 3 p.m. at the VFW So far the work on eight of the of Flaherty’s recommendation. affected by many things, was due gutters this fall. The motion was for the new'* building and altera that tlia TPC should teclude earth ing pits and/or expansion of exist route. Alvord replied that these Homo. to'wn’a older elementary schools has housing subdivision further up the made because of the current lack removal operations in industrial matters would come within the "The obvious Items,” Flaherty primarily to the realization by street, ha.s offered to share the tions, *23,235 for square footage ing pits?” Lawrenoe asked, cit Nathan Gatchell of Andovw'alts behind the wheel of his falthfiil old 1934 Ford coupe before leaving cost the town about *159,0^ of tha many peoplO In the district that of dump facilities. Two new missionaries of the cones from regulation. Alvord, ing another omission in the pro jurisdiction of police enforcement The Sunday School sta?f of Zion said, "which will be eliminated post of sewer installation “ within in the new addition, *9,880 for Church of Jesus Christ of Latter on a trip to Chicago yesterdayV'^Nate, well kno'wn teacher, aoldler and lecturer, will backtrack on *176,000 It expects to spend. from your budget” amount to they could keep their taxes down The Council also voted to pay whan adked about this, said It was posed draft. Instead of TPC. Evangelical Luthem Church will reason” . square footage In the existing Day Saints (Mormon) have ar some family history and gather n ow for more lecturca^during the trip. (Herald Photo by Pfan- A report this week from James about *111,400. Broken down,, the under the present set up.” a series of bills, among them a not lha commission’s Intention After the hearing on excava attend a Sunday School Teachers’ L. Perry, coordinator for tha 'The motion to go ahead with the building, *7,000 for plumbing and rived In Manchester to conduct an Lawrence read parts of the reg stlehl). - ______^ \ ______Item consists of *35,900 in police Finance Board Oiairman Wil $50,807 item for construction costa sprinklers, *125,000 for healing and that regulations should apply in ulation of earth, excavation pre tion regulations, Jerome Kelter, Institute Saturday from 10 a.m. varied work, says *159,217.49 has protection services, *74,.500 in South St. sewer was. made by Al on the new filtration plant. Pltkat areawide canvass^ Industrial aonea. to 3:30 p.m. at St. John's Lu been committed. liam K. Luddecke said the Board ventilating, *24,000 for electrical They are Elder Stratford Mur pared by the Connecticut Devel developer of Blrchwood Park near materiarfor lectures on his return highway costs, and *1,000 for rec .will meet tonight in the second of derman Charles Pltkat, chairman said reports indicate construction The chairman Intficated, bow- theran Church, Meriden. The breakdown indicates that of the Council’s health committee, work, *7,500 for site work, *18,000 dock of ’ Salt- Lake City, Utah, and opment Commission and support Keeney and Hackmatack Sts., ap home. . reation. its pair of scheduled sessions to is following schedule and the plant architect’s fee, *48,000 library . svar, that the eoumlaalon would ed its general philosophy. peared before the planning com *61,866 of the amount committed who indicated the installation is an Elder (I^ a n Merritt of Bedford, ha eautloiu about granting any Lecturing has been one phsMe of ^ ." Y o u will note,” Flaherty went hammer out the town budget, to should be ready for use In October. equipment, *25,000 loafi bearing He also cited a picture layout mission fasking for release of lots William F. Kelsh Jr., eon of la for lighting and heating-, *25,570 obligation which the City has too Wym. /They will call on ail res ^ 'Ct blanket permission for non-oon- Sentimental Journey a varied career which has Included on, "that 1 have included the en be brought before the October town stacks and floor slabs, .and *3,- published recently In. the Herald held in reserve for further home Mr. and Mrs. William Kelsh Sr., for toilet room renovations, *27,659 long let slide. idents' in town as part of an ex formlng use In existing pits. teaching, traveling and service In tire Item oh police becapse the meeting. ., 000 for contingency. of scarred landscapes ,at three building before finishing a road at 307 Gardner St., will leave tomor for Interior painting, *1,315 for ex city and the district-could each as His statement was echoed and Aussies Set Heart Drive tensive missionary program. the Army m World War n as a He said the Board will have to Reinhardt’s memorandum to SAVINGS Four Speakers sites In to\Vn. Judith. Dr. ’The commrtslon re row to enter Michigan State Uni terior painting, *5,145 for classroom sume the cost of school police pro elaborated upon by Alderman The missionaries, who are living lieutenant colonel. deliberate 'bn the import of the Canberra—Australia is i>.nnirs; General Manager Richard Martin T h e four spokesmen were Contractors help themselves at fused the release request, adding Takes Nate to Chieago versity aa a freshman. He will sink units, $910 for kitchen reno tection within their respective John J. Rady, who said the City at 121 Hollister St.,*are available In 1953, he toured Mexico on a vations at Buckland School, *20,219 rulings regarding reimbursement a nationwide drive to raise *3,- added, "A t the present time we a n d L O A N i^rchltect Arnold Lawrence, who the town excavation on Camp that property owners have com major In veterinary medicine. areas. There will obviously be as well as on the Mayor’s letter. should pay for installation of the ifor speaking engagements. The A .S‘ S O C I A T I O asserted the proposed regulations motorcycle. This experience was for ■ classroom furnishings, *4,500 some difference of opinion on 375,000 next j-ear to fight heart are running Into problems as to Mormon Church is located at 1452 Meeting Rd., he said.' “Evidently plained because sidewalks and Specifically, the rulings, made sewer main and that house owners represent a "good start” but are the town gives them this material By CINDY PFANS’nEHL * In Chicago this weekerid..^Nate the basis for his first lecture tour. Three Manchester girls, all 1960 for, -refinishing classroom floors, these Items but I call to your at should pay only for connection to disease. The Government says telephone service, tree removal, Asylum Ave. Hartford. Elder Mur /J^St/MSiT^SA VfAFSS finished road have not been pro He has since made eight other *2,000 for site work at Green by Town Counsel Ally. Robert F. workers wilt be asked to give etc,, which may alter ouf prices "not strong enough”; Atty. John without cost, although I don’t vided. Nathan Gatchell of Boston Hill will see Firemen Apprentice Ken graduates of Manchester High tention the fact that there are It. dock Is a graduated of Weaver Col M AMCMUTf** OiPUT FIWAWCIAL INSTITHTIOII Rottner, representing the con^ trips to Mexico and other Central School, and *10,030 for administra Kahan, state that the statutes about *2.25 each and Industry will slightly upward. know why,’’ he added. Rd. left yesterday on a sentimental neth Hinkle, of South St., Cov School, have entered Lawrence Me many Items which I have left out Mrs. William Feldon, 20fi South lege, Ogden, Utah, and Elder Mer tractors division o f the Chamber entry. Kenneth Is attending school American countries. morial Hospital School of Nursing tive coats. because of the difficulty of clari disqualify the town from partici probably' be askfed' to match the "W e. have had to. Include a A scooped-out bank on Porter journey to Chicago In a 1934 5- pating In a contract with the city St., lent vigorous support to this ritt attended Utah State College, /OOZt/fHun of Commerce and the Andrew at the Great Lakes Naval Train Although he had previously In New London. ’They are Miss fying responsibility for them." feeling by saying that residents workers’ contributions. transformer vault arid, additional Logan, Utah. St. started as a small' road widen wlndbw Ford coupe. The journey Is A-A-M-M-MNEXT? i. for reimbursement of police pro Ansaldi Co.; Atty. John LaBelle, ing process because it was a Retreat Planned ing station. planned to restore the Ford which Eleanor Szemreylo, daughter of Flaherty’s proposal and the sentimental In niore ways than has been In his family since 1936, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Szemreylo, New York — In the ' planning ruling on reimbursement combine tection funds; that the town can representing Jarvis Enterprises; speedway, he said, but the widen In River Forest, he will be the and Atty. John Mroselk, represent one. / guest of his cousin and her hus he now expects to sell It after this 87 Birch St.; Miss Anita Collins, stage is a small missile designed to spell out more nearly what the not assume the cost of acquisition ing has “helped trie speeders” be- By Center Church Nate Is taking some family heir ing William ’Thornton of Manches band, who Is director of the Com "last fling.” And so, for this third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William for Installing in a large mlasile. town and fire district can or cannot and maintenance of a rubbish dls- causS the road is now cleared and looms to his cousin, Mrs. W. po-sal area. ter Sand and Gravel Co. TTie latter munity Chest In River Forest and reason. It will be a sentimental Collins, 64 Coleman Rd.; and Miss Its purpose would bo to shoot do In regard to the situation of In- very wide at that point. He also The Rev. John deSousa, leader of Brewer Grant of River Forest, The question prompting the lat / three all atUcked the proposed journey, the last one In 24 years Jerefie Mlnney, daughter of Mr. down enemy antimiasUe missiles. eq’iltles. pointed out that washouts occur known to other local cousins and Oak Park. ter niling was aSked by Vernon regulations. .They each conceded the Christiem enlistment program Nate plans to take photographs of driving the familiar old auto and Mrs. William Mlnney, 240 W. ■What would that make It—aa For, although the. ruling would after each heavy storm, covering residents as the former Eleanor antlanllmisslle mlselle mlasileT prohibit the town from re First Selectman George E. Risley. some regulation la needed, but the road with silt and sand. of Connecticut, will conduct the and notea throughout hit trip , for mobile. I Center St. argued that standards and condi Davenport of South Hadley, Mass. imbursing the city, Flaherty’s pro 'The town has recommended an Another excavation bank on third annual officers’ retreat for A quadruple-plated silver cake *8,000 appropriation for a dump. tions Should be set forth. __ posal would remove the town from r Oak St., Lawrence said, Center Congregational Church basket, made many years ago by Again, the statute which spells "You are going after a brui the picture and put the responsibil has also washed. out into the Saturday at Camp Aata lYamah, 'Wilcox of Middletown, and some out the powers of the various gov ity for these servlc^^s directly up-to fire with an atomic bomb,” de street, burdening, the town with lovely old linens were left to Mrs. ernments within a towm which con dared Rottner who chiseled away„, Columbia Lake. , , •Its two subdlvlsldns, the Fire Dis clearing the road and drains. The Grant by Nate’s mother, the late trict and the City. tains a city, forms the basts of the point by point, at the proposals. town' budget does not Include The retreat, to be held from 2 ruling. n ie burden of his argument was to 8 p.m., is sponsored by the Com Mrs.. Helen D. Gatchell. "The residents o f the Vernon money for seed to plant exposed While he will be staying awriy that the regulations would prove mittee on Evangelism of the Board banks, he added, but does include from the turnpike during most of time-consuming and expensive to funds for cleaning highways. of Deacons. Adam Rhodes, chair contractors and consumers alike. man, will be assisted by Edward tho trip, :Nato will follow th'e New Hie greatest disagreement, he said, Good Start Buahnell, G 1 1 m o u r e Cole, and York State Thriiway where It The proposed regulations are a Is tha requirement that contrac Thomas Johnston. parallels the Erie Canal. An an FALL FASHION SALE tors must apply for a permit first "good start,” Lawrence said. Con An opening worship service will cestor, Joanna Davenport, as a tractora and the town have proved girl of 15, had traveled across New A T THE SPECIAL without having standards and con be conducted by the Rev. Lawrence that regmi&tions are necessary, he Vincent, and Mrs. Hooks Johnston York State on a canal boat. She ditions set forth. asserted. "Contractors have The balance of his argument was Will lead a closing service of dedi left reminiscences of the trip to be ecneemed with attempts to modify proved they are concerned with cation. A picnic supper Will be read by her descendants, Including r STOP SMOKING I COOK WITH regulatory requirements and lan- nothing but the monetary value of served. Mrs. Martha Barlett 'Thompson, SALE VALUE! e; A provision that trucks these operations,” he declared, Reservations for the supper may now of Hebron, and Mrs. Jean tng sand, gravel and loam The architect reiterated an ear be made with the chairman. Shepherd Gasper. Nate will be re a Should b* covered with canvas waslier suggestion that TPC study ex tracing Joanna's trip along „the During Fall Modfirnlulion labeled as “particularly obnoxious cavation regulations of other Na m e c h a n g e d Erie Canal, once navigated by a to contractors.” He maintained to-wns. He expressed a hope for ■Waterbu'ry, Sept. 15 (JPl—Amer fleet of the Davenport family’s Discount World Saia Only! that contractors are "safety-con "better regulations which will ican Brass Co., a subsidiary of canal boats, from Albany to Buf (MANCHCSnit MILLS — Ml V-1S0V) USE OUR satisfy everyone and not just the Anaconda Co., will change Its falo. sdoiu” and are already regulated LAY-AWAY by their own business and by their contractors.” name to Anaconda American vWhlle driving through Buffalo, MANCHESTER 8REEN SHOniNR CENTER, EAST MIDDLE TPKL Insurance. “Why add another reg Atty. LaBelle declared “These Brass Co. on Oct. 8. ’The company where he was bom , the sentimental PLAN regulations are an amendment of saya It wants closer Identifloaldfna jountoy wiU take him past Dela ulatory body?” he asked. OR CHARGE IT Rottner also claimed the planning our zoning regulations.” Stan with products marketed under the ware Park which was the old fam OPEN DAILY 10 AJI. to 10 P.M. • AMPLE FREE PARKIN8 eommlsslon has "no reason to dards must be established In the Anaconda brand name tn ‘ recent ily farm and was bought from the know” a oontractor’s reason for regrulatlons,” he emphasized. years. ■ Indians. ROPER I THE NEW MAN MADE FURS The proud chef in your fam- FALL COATS fly may have 80 much fun d For this fall and win are mnartly styled In: Lus ter. length Jackets, cooking she (or he?) forgets full length coats, or- ter aheea, alpac* and wool, LADIES' KITCHEN HEA1 lon, dynel, m o u t on the annoyance of a smoking eaaiinM^ and wooL / 100% Iamb and mink. Black, CAR brOwn, gray and white. COATS steak, that 'waiting for a pot PINTS EACH wool. In Mack, gray, green, "^TTie only size that interests you is the NOW ONLY Mzee 10 to 18. bine and plaids. Petite, Jnn- 100% 0 o 1 1 o tu correct size for your bahy. You’re to boil, the overdone roast 100% cotton cor lors*. Misees’ and Women’s. sure to get it here. My experience and when gueste came late. . . all duroy purrlnre, 100% orlon pile, integrity assure it. Famous EDWARDS All fully automatic rangei^ M noof N noof n m ar Sizes 5 to 15, 8 to 20, 14*/, the things that rob cooking -water - repellent , SHOES, too. carry generous regular allow to 24*/]. with or without, of some of its pleasure — and hoods. B I a o k, f . . .Alfred Feltman ances during our Fall Mod gray, gold. 8Ueea\ never, no never-never, hap 5 to 18. ernization Sal^ with some pen with gas. models at Special Sale -/ OTHERS TO $ 9 .6 7 CHILDREN'S BOOTERY Values. You can see th«n in $42:84 others $16.24 MAh'OHESTER PARKADE action on our showroom floor L Open Moo., Tuea, fiat, 10 A.M. to fi—Wed., Thun., Prt. till 0 — and get them moved into action in your own kitchen. GIRLS' FALL COATS MEN'S Fast— like cooking with gas. HUNTING JACKET^ 100% wool, 100%/iwyon pile, orlon pile, quilted or 50% wool, 40%, processed vôol, l0% nylon, button-down and Islp- SATURDAY 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. P R B B I Bring this ad to our rayon linings. Gray, black, tweeds, plaids. Sizes 7 to 14. per fronts. Red plaid. Sizes 40 to L/ showrooms for a simple rub 4«- HOURS ONLY ber disc that makes jar open 23 FAMOUS OLD Mr. BOSTON ing astonishingly easy I OTHERS N«.\E HOLD b e f o r e ' SATURDAY, SEFT. 17 $6.00 to THIS CERTIHCATE IS WORTH $4.13 M MOOT w noor 7* RMF.. $17.84 • On Each Pen Limit 2 Pens This coupon and 87c anUtlra th- b-ar«r to on* of ~ m r g»nulnr lnd>'»lnicllM« PIlFJWimlC FILLEn rOUNTXIN PENS, . INSTANT-TOUCH WTUTING I SATIN-SMCKITII POINT. l.EAKPROOP! A a-yo*r f»r»nloo with ouch p.n. ONE Sljio only for E-n B o,| . and Girl*. Aasorled color*. NOT A BAELPOl.NT. NEW I960 ROY.ROYAL GENEROUS REGULAR^ BOYS' SUBURBAN COATS GIRLS' ” "ROTAR1RY" allow ances :l Fountain Pbr N O W IN EFFECT: Pile' fur collars, pile qiilltod or rayon lined., Gray, CARCOATlS! hlna, toown. Mack. Mse* k to IS. “ T B U L Y Fof R«frlB«rallnf, up to *100 100% cotton waahaMea, 80% ThI* prn hold* more Ink than any A FINE ordinary pon on IH* market. You lrad*4n> for Coeklni, 191 to *60 MMki processed wool, tOVo rayon. WRITINa :an write for three mnntha on one ..Black,, green, gold, gray. flllliifr. No repair bill*. EyetHTWh-1* tror control 70 moor moor turlnt ^vertleed aale. Outdpor lighting, only • Smokeless broiler With This Cou|N)ii Sorry Including normal Initollafion. N o , I Phone , , i , ' ■ FALL MODERNIZATION SAL BOYS' HUNTING JACKETS FABULOUS FALL MODERNIZATION SALE Orders IJF V '. ': 6 HOU^ SALE IDEAL Water-repellent, wind reaistalit. With or without hood. FOR dwiAw, toe.. CHRIH’TMAS e-1 FRIDAY OMLYI GIFTS totoi r* sqr Unfit v&rA. •fiartnmiAi' LIfifiETT’R ■MK . BAIX ■ 1'. THE HARTFORD ! 1 - .AddmisJ o . ^ PARKADE SHOPPING PjDttNT' . 'A THE HARTFORD GAS COMPANY r . Chy- WiSruiODU TPKE. STRaBT. HARTFORD ■ M 7 MAIK STRBBT. IdANCHBSlbll GAS COMPANY \ ^.aogtrig •maua me, HtTOiN. MAti. TOUanOREONLY Itato. CUP Tfhs COUPON REMEMBER: HARTFORD GAS LOWERED ITS RATES THIS YEAR! EicfattkE OistribiitGf: S. IkeiAim t Ctê Hi ■ 1- i; • X'-” .1- V i...... 1 -1 ■ j ■

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b e ^ a t ' «;S0 p.m. Donald B. the capsule’s radio tmnsmitUr, RockvUle-Venwn Watrous, minister of m\isic at Parking for Jimmy Fund Capsule Floating ^ and then, at about 10 last night, Union Church, is in charge of ar sighted it visually. Ths capsule’s OORREOnON! raSnroS?ofiSi$Sr™n& rangements.' Members of the In Pacific Gfcean flashing light bras In operation.” Barking meters In RockvUls X'- American Guild of Organists will wlU be sst for ths Insertion of Two 4-englns JCMS—C84 trans be given an opgiortunity to play dimes during ths balance of (Ooatlnasd from Pngs Om ) ports loaded with electronic gear— GIRLS' SWGATSMRTS iOYS' SUPPOftlERS Council Seeks Relief the new Austin organ in the this month, according to action took tuma circling the bobbing lig^t in the hours of darkness, re White or Gray In Small, church. taken by ths City OouneU last curred through some technical Mtettum and Imrge Atteods.CUeagu Semlnsr night. magic in this sequence,” said Brig. fueling at Easter island. elem ■ Special! 38c Mrs. VIrgliila J. Taskulka, su Only two planes and one ghlp Special W. G. From Town Tax Items Ths dimss wtn bs eoUected ,Oen. Harvard W. P ow ^ vice com r * perintendent of Rockville ^Clty and turiied over to the Jimmy mander of the baJUstle missUe di were still searching for the Value! $1.39 Hoepital, is attending the Basie __ parliamentary procedure; Fund, a rsssarch foundation vision. capsule when it was ^fouhd. A Two letten oddnsaMI to' ttaet^nr, InsUtute hospital administrators for the cure of cancer In chU- ’’Information from ths tracking fleet of planes and ships returned Bookvlll* ClCy CouncU reoultod Ijeoaira Luda, pracUcal use of at the University of Chicago. The to port yesterday when it seemed the slide rule; Walter Neff, aJ- diren. station in Hawaii was fed Into our the ALLING RUBBER CO. ‘lost nl^ht in OM resolution to aeek institute opened Ite eesslon Tues- CouncU members Said that computer at Suimyvale, Calif., unlikely the buoy-sized object gebra; Leonard Lucia, general MANCHESTER o new sohiUon to the problem of diw end will end Sept. 28. motorists buying parking time whldi predicted the probable-im would be found. 9li MAIN STREET toequltlee, and further reault- mathematics; Mrs. a a ire Albdm, physical fitness for women; John The program ia being conducted wUl get 12 minutes—the time pact area. ed In brief but atrpng aentlihent by the American College of Hoa- normally purchased a penny "A search airplane was then di Obaervance - 'of tmtouehataiUty favoring: separation of the dty and Canavari, physical • fitness for men; Mrs. Charles Buxzell, wood pltal Administrators. —for each dime. The dimes rected into the area. It homed on no longer existo In India. fire dla&lct. working; Harland a a rk , welding; SOtfa Annivenary campaign is open to anyone Alderman John A. SohUphaek, Mrs. Rhubena Hyndman and Gor Mr. and Mrs. John T. Orlowskl who may wish to Insert a 10- in response to the reading: of one don MacDonald, oil painting; Jo of 152 W. Main St. celebrated their cent piece for the benefit of tbs o f the letters, indicated he felt the seph Grillo, politics, 1660; L. 3(Kh wedding anniversary Sept 8. fimd. issue o f a charter for a unified Wayne Furtnay, planning your In- They were married in* 1980 In S t Pennies may stUl be used by town, city and fire district is futile vestment program; Hans Hansen, Joseph’s Church. those who do not wish to con and stat^ he would now favor a first aid, standard course; Mrs. Mrs. Orlowski is ths formsr tribute to the fund. study of separation of the city Eleahbr Lewis, music appreciation; Helen Krejewski of Manchester- from thd^To^ of Vernon. Lenzy Wallace, commimity chonu; Her mother and other members of lowed by a skit called ’’Plans on Hie letter sparking the short Ronald Kosuch, driver education her family reside at 71 Foater 8L Parade.” Bus Sandau and Vivian The W.G. GLENN ntooKroKAno burst of opinion came from Abner (open to 16-18-year-olds, tuition Orlowskl U a RockvUls alderman. Robb win be featured performers. Xk Brooks, vice president o f the charged). Plcnlo Poatponed Women from the church who w iw iisag Amerbelie Corp., who recommend All classes meet at RockvlUe The Vernon Republican Town wish to 'attend the STth annual ed that the Council set up a char High S ^ ool, Loveland Hill. Most Committee’s scheduled picnic at meeting of the Connecticut Fel ter study group and aroroprlate clssses meet one day a week from Maple Grove on Rockville's lowship of O>ngrsgationsl Chris money for counsel fees. The group 7 to 9;()5 p.m. Franklin Ave. has been postponed tian Women Sept. 28 at Emanuel he proposed would study the city Gordon Getchsll will be chair to date to be announced. Atty. Congregational Church, Hartford, charter, not a charter for the man of the forthcoming annual Robert F. Kahan is general chair shoifid make reservations before SATURDAY, SEPT. 17 9:30 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. man In charge of the affair. FRIDAY, SEPT. 16 9:30A.M. to 8:30P.M. whole town, an issue defeated by ^nd drive for the Rockrille Pub Sept. 28 with Mrs. Patrick Close, popular vote in the July S refer lic Health Nursing Atim. Church Studying Role Ellington Ave. endum. (RPHNA). He will be assisted Vernon Methodist Church is The second letter came from by Mrs. Edward Newmarker ^ d participating, with other Methodist Advertisement— Ifayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr., who Mrs. Joseph Belotti. churches In the Norwich District, Clean range and fuel oil—c6ur- was unable to attend the meeting. The nurses made 2,414 visits In a study to determine the ef teoua service. McKinney laimber— Celebiâtion In it, he moved that the Council during the summer months, 637 fectiveness o f the' church in the MI 3-2141 or MI 6-4818. BUY THE BEST AND SAVE! Come To Cur go on record as requesting that of them In Rockville, 656 in ru|ral community. the Vernon Board of Finance re Vernon, 615 in Ellington, and At a “Kaffee Klatch" Friday Vernon and TaloottvUle news la Friday and Saturday, Sept. i6 and i t move from its budget thoee rev in Tolland. from 2 to 8 p.m., one person from handled through the Herald’B enues which will oome from city Nineteen infants and pre-scHool each church fa irly Is Invited to RockvUle Bureau, 5 W. Main St^ taxpayers, but will solely benefit children were examined and im stop St the church for a few min telephone TRemont 5-8186. ANNIVERSARY the Vernon Fire District. munized at the Tolland Well Child utes to answer a series of ques Women haVe wanted an 40th ANNIVERSARY The Council adopted this mo Conference. Inoculations and po tions by a trained interviewer. tion unanimously as a resolution. lio vaccinations were given to 43 * The study is being conducted in Amaranth Seats AVAILABLE T h e ELECTRIC OVEN with a , SPECIAL Brooks, who attended the meet Rockville children. cooperation with the Boston Uni ing, explained his letter in some At a recent meeting o f the versity School, of Hieology. " Officers Friday PIRST TIME. BILT-IN EXHAUST HOOD! detail, saying the charter study RPHNA Board, Miss Ruth E. Today at the church Boy Scout EH,! Hoyt, supervisor of nurses, said Troop 86 will meet at 7 p.m. Be Our Guest be proposed might remilt in sepa there 1s a great nied for volun Hospital Notea Rainbow Court, Order of Am ration or, conversely, m M t result aranth, WillimanUc, wUl be guest \ in complete unification of city and teers to drive patients to clinics Admitted yesterday: Mary Oar- I for medical care. neski, 90 W oÎand St.; Alice King- of Chapman Court, Order of town. Amaranth,..,Manche8ter, tomorrow HART’S ‘I t might end,” he said, "with AGO Meetlu: Scheduled ton, 45 Hale St. the Bcrapplng of the city charter.” Mrs. Baibara Williams o f New Admitted today: Paul Urban, 8 night at 7:45 In the Masonic Tern pie. Bring The Family He foresaw that possibility result ington will present a recital of High St. . ing from opinion that the Town works by Buxehude, Bach, Dupre Potluck Scheduled VislUng officers wlU confer the BLUE GRASS of Vernon should provide com and others at a meeting of the The Ladies Benevolent Society degree on candidates. Officers of pletely those services which the Hartford Chapter of the Ameri o f Ellington Congregiational Chapman Court will wear colored city now provides for Itself. This can Guild of Organists In Rock Church will hold its first meeting gowns. eventuality, he suggested, would ville Monday. of the season Sept. 26 at the Mrs. Lida Richmond and her committee wiU serve refresh Friday and Saturday reverse the present Inequities sit- The meeting is scheduled at the church social rooms. nation. Union Congregational Church* to A pothick at 6:30 will be fol- ments. lOO He said that, in any event, ft seemed important that some such study be made. His rscommen- j A com plete blood of dation was for a clUxen's commit I blue seeds witb tee to make the study. Because the committee might need legal the famous Merion' advice, he inserted the proposal I Kentucky Blue Stiâin. BE SURE TO REGISTER that the Council appropriate at* ' Look for the bright SLUE tomey's fees. grass OfnCE, SALESROOM and RETAIL HARDWARE DÂRTMCNT The Council voted to refer his I CHOICEST HEATS IN TOWN...! I ,1 B L U E Sb g o l d b ^ t And Complete Our Easy letter to Mayor Flaherty at the I /()() 7 Here it is from Wandeeftd new eolota diet wiU add next meeting. Sept. 26, a special new life to your home—and at mch a meeting set up to appropriate MtGmYGOOOBAmn I leaaonaMe coat. Flexoo goes on like Contest Blank For 6500 to pay bills contracted by the SEt'o a breeze and driea to a perfect finish Rockville Redevelopment Agency, FOR A REALLY / plant THERMADOR in minatee. Clean bnnhea and roDen and IBOO to reimburse the fire de with jnst water. The freehnees of free Gifts and Valuable ^ partment for hose lost in the NEW TASTE TREAT The famona T h ir u a d o i Leading Feafurea Flexon ia durable, too-'Can be washed American Mill fire. flABTs Bil(-In "Haaterpieca” Elec • $-tplt,2-apeedrotiBtcrie repeatedly. * , - ^ Insurance has already paid the BLOCK this incomparable blend 'S tric Oven ia now available standard on thia mpdal Prizes! / - town the $900, but the mone^ with an exhauat avatem built must go into the general fund. CHUCK o f five great coffees I right in. Powerful blower • Eaty-VIcw window The council must, therefore, api- I 7 T pleka up and expela odor and avelleble propriate that amount for the fire heat before it begins to form. » stranded alumlnuifi department. ROAST Has removable filter you can filter providet 67A aq. Adult Faculty wash with your diahaa. Aak In. of filter eras Faculty members for the Rock 1100% perennial . . . the Aristocrat of Lawn f your dealer, builder, or elec • puth button exhauat lb Come Just for fi/n— Or Come To ville-Vernon Adult Kvenlng School I Seed . . . for a velvety thick oarpet of turf. I trical contractor about this blowtr twKeh on front WILL THE NEXT STORM 4 5 « aenaational new electric oven. , have been announced by Soiool Bu- EVISCERATED trim panal perintendent Raymond Rsmadell. Originator of the • In atalnleet tltel or FIND A WEAK SPOT Enjoy Yourself and Save Money! They are Mrs. Ruth Ericcson, 8 decorator colors tailoring, sewing; William Pope, DUCKLINGS 49c Lh ^ Biltdn Range IN YOUR ROOF? furniture upholstering and reflnlsh- W « want YOU fa h«!p us edebrat* - - - see dem- tng: Mrs. Anna Hlsiâ, Russian; Rabbi Mordecal Goldswelg, He SWEET LIFE onttrofiont and displays of th« nawest and the brew; Mrs. Michael Mclnemey, FOWL Wft’ d lilc* to g iv o y ou -tho 'Mowdown** German; Miss Constance Tasslneri, BACON K\TSC?CRtATED in the black and yellow can Come in finest of materials far yaur hame. We'd love to bookkeeping; Mrs. Bruno Scotta, have you. step in— and maybe you'll be a hicJty shorthand; Miss Louise Ford, and 59c lb. 3 9 c Lb. H. f . FROMMI ft CO.. INC. Mrs. Allan Gemmell, beginning 66 front Street, Nsw York 4 MAIN SHED IN OUR EXTENSIVE YARD winner of a Valuable priie!— REFRESHMENTS, typing; Miss Dorothea Russell.^fn- . BALSAM-WOOL* and see - termedite typing; Miss M^rf!:aret ALWAYS CHOICE. SfLECTEO PRODUCE! We atW'bappy to araomioe that Hart, advanced typing,;,M . is. Lu- we have bem appointed exclu SEALiD INSULATION FANCY CALIFORNIA I FANCY, SWEEt , A the N ew dlle Goodwin, EhiglMn; Harry sive distributor In tbie area for CARROTS 10c FROMME’S COFFEE bocouio It’g tho basic infulotlon "T Cello. Bag i G R AP E S , 2 Hm . 3 9 c FRAME THE PICTURE YOU SEE MASONRY WALLS for yoor-’round. MONEY-SAVING comforti mm) FROM YOUR NEW HOME WITH SPECIAL 0 o fe d HIGHLAND PARK MARKET W IN D SEAL S h in g le s A n d er se n W a te r p r o To get the moat for your BARGAINS 317 HIGHLAND ST.^MANCHESTER M l 3 ^ 2 7 8 insulating dollar, be aura Stornu cab lash and slash at Bird WIND SEAL ^ ^ n d m a U s •trtirt d a n ii the insulation you choose shingles and never budge them because they’re DURING OUR OPEN HOUSE meets all seven insulating THE B I G pngi iMWm requirements. welded together by the sun with seals of weath * H*s r H*i!im iIn| erproof cement at over 19,090 points on the dr Permanence fbrbiaity average roof. Even hurricane winds can’t lift f i r Ettciency these shingles. Put the BEST in bock-to-school taiid- fi- Economy 1 ^ new Bird WIND SEAL shingles before fir Fire Resistance your roof develops leaks. As soon as shingles WAY Oven cooking wicfies — 1>D sure to make them with f i r Wind Raeistanoe curl or get small bald spot£|, you should prepare is easy today... it MoletUre Resistance . for re-roofing. So examine Bird Wind Seal now Regular : SPECIAL Per Gallon fi- Easy Application . . . compare its outstanding features with that A long record of dependable service Reg. Price $6.20 MOW.mmtl^ G r o t e & to home owners. Super House o f other shingles . . . then you'll be re a ^ when valtr M i nuMig r ROLLER and ... !; Paint is made from the finest in BALSAM-WOOL MEETS ALL SEVENl the next storm comes. i i . 2 » , 6 9 ® gredients — your home will stay jmm um jmik TRAY SET . .. better looking longer—plus you’ll Md »t dl6 MMM have top protection. See the new Over six types and thicknesses tiii6 iM boMtlT.- colors available ^ assure the right Insulation 1(T RANCH COLD CUTS $ 1 3 .9 5 choice for your home. LADDER 6 • 6 • 6 6 6 ^ ^ u s r m R u . LIT US SHOW YOU WHY ÂLSAM-WOOL IS ftlTTIRl NOW—po Home Repair Jobs A picture window in the JSSSSS* They're The BEST pomer of your new home CAULKINCQUN $ 1 .25 u m t t i T ^ Qiikkaiid laiy with not oidy will frame the In Any Season! gorgeous scenery that led Watgr n d and CARTRIDGE . to't hom o hoofing to buy your kit, but SAKRETE PRODUCTS MM CUM r a i INSIST'ON CROTE S WEIOEL PRODUCTS U A V in i k can also bring cheering ^ o u r w q y j sunshine and ventilation. Factoiy ■ateiry' ol jm Cement Jeba: Use one And if k’g an Andersen 20 QALLLON o f Saikrete's 4 dry QUICKSEAL m i Ton get premium quality wiNDOWALL, youll be koMM u I t k u TRY SOME TODAY.., mixee for any home Mobflheat vrtth B T-M . . . the INSULATE NOW! snug as a hug all winter (MvFS A FINISH QALYANIZED CAN repair or building job , Represenâiiye a TMi'i tiM l Bsost complataly sffeetivu fuel AvaHoMs ot long, ' biecause Andersen (.'.'AT IN HRiUlANT ad edditive ia use today. And IN ROCKVULI i^H~Your»mlfin Ohm AHmrnoon wHh. — repair welka, .net COLOPS wiNDOWALLS ate woither- Comm ii aaJ f«t you gat ptemiaffl servtee. An- IN MANCHESTIR GW'SAW poota, lay brick or tight like a wall. In many Will Be i r SPRING ROCKVILLE PUBLIC MARKET blocka. Add color to pielonaUi temetie deUveries . . . a bal- n a UNION STREET sizes and styles: Let us aaeed payment plan and many MANCHESTfeR PUBLIC MARKET ZONOLITE* cemtat projecta with 805 MAIN STREET SCHAEFER’S MARKET Campbell Colon. help you plan a picture decrukkt TOOTH RAKE . . . other extras derigned to make - Because Zonoliie vcrm fcaliM ia the m iracle m lnem l that window to^y. Present To TaaN#>| heme bcatiiig n a U g M*|f. i * ) RUSS'S MARKI^T 86 PARK PLACE NEW LOW PRICEI literatine l-yrXjT" p 0n n t o m p U € 0, insulating ia fast and easy. N o an tin g ao Model 686 as [217 c e n t e r 8TREET.!k MERTEN’S MARKET Black Top; Rspiur any Plaafer: Uae Sakrete Plaster M WINDSOR AVENUE aizc... no n ailin g... no blow ing. A n d Zonolitc Only - Low prided saw '. feaaiotaal faa- phalt drive or walk with Mix for acratch or finiah coat. Answer Your fiwiiTDteiri r PAINT Mobilheat arSa SPRUCE STREET MARKET turea. Vari-Tcsfu* cnxtcix diaian^g disengages Sakrctc Black Top. Or make ' Controlled aht AHowa time 115 SFBDCE STREET H. BACKpFEN’S 1 atey* 4*/iW v ... guaranteed to laat for tbe life of your bbm e. Rotproo^ fodent-pcoioL fir^ blade if it Unde .in coL' eld asphalt look like new with for working. Fipiahea easily BRUSH eeedeeaeft ii1 L. T. WOOD'S LOCKER PLA N f 60 SCHC^L STREET aootoi*—over 1 h.p. Oobi A* lomher pratectingiBlack Top Sealer. and can be sandied. < I Questhns 61 BISBELL STREET I GARY’S MARKET p r o o f i tm dm In for FRU eaih n to . .50 at 46* beveL , PROSniOT s t r e e t , V PINEHUBST g r o c e r y ^ Oovere 17 Square Feet 8” Thick . ''1 . 808 5IA1N STREET ' ; ' ' At Our Yard \ W I GIVE " \. IN COVENTRY GRSfN STAMPS ' KLEIN'S MARKET , I' ter CENTER'STREET i-r'' ■' ZOLLoW SUPER m A r KET BUR8ACK BROTHERS^ pA L E T c o n n . BAMVOftO ROAD 1 ' y MOMARTY KNARP8 FOOD MARKET “A QUAIinr TKliM ANYTIMr* 54* MIDDLE TURNPIKE, EAST meomromkm BROTHERS MASON'S SUm JfiS^FAINT 73SPMICEST. PHONff Ml 9-I 2S3— MANCHESTER A4I 3-5135 HARTFORD 1 Ml 9-B253 MANCHESTER MMISU m Iw M.

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. i '■ \ • V. . ’t t ' l l 0 ■■ a 3 MANCHESTER EVENING JERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN;, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1960 PA0E SEVENTEEN ' ■ ' V ■•-■'.•' ^- ■■ . ■< ^ ■■■■' • ■ ’. ■" ■ ■ ' ' ■ .. A ■ j . , they win be admitted, and must ob MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THllRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, i960 help the Mexioaba celebrate thelf knew, no studmt had been dropped 3 U.S. Legislators copntry’e 160th blrthOay.'’ A ll Studente H ere from school because of not meeting tain the other two as soon as poe- CEMENT . Secretary of State Chriktian A. the Board of Education’s r,equlre- slble. . Had abandoned hope his yon ever Missing Notes Available Shun Mejîco Fete Herter, head of the-TJJB. delega Have Polio Shots ment- for polio immunization. W . H. ENOkAND would be found altVi. - ■ - tion, said'in .an airport departare The Board last year pasSed a role . Q—How does the. 'U.S. Census L U M IE R C O . an Bones Earlier this summer, the FBI statement that "we carry to our making polio inoculation manda Bureau define illiteracy? "A T THE GREEN” (Uonttmiea from t’age One) An atudenta in . the Manchester disdosed ttot 'an gMcmped murder To American Defectors friend and neighbor to. the south, public school syateni have mj^t the tory for all students. A minimum A —^The bureau defines Illiteracy Open AH Day Saturday F r o i n A d id t er, Joseph. Corbett, Jry. had lived to the Mexican government and the requirements for polio inoculation., of three shots was required. All as the "tnabllity to_read and write Ihere for four years undSr an as Mexidan government shied away Mexican people, the moit sincere students new to the system must In ItagUsh or In any other langu from backing him up, that he waa Arthur H. llling, auperintendent sumed name tod left Denver hur (OnaUniiad tram On*! EMwnn«iibaa tRat th« room wai cortgcstulatlons of the United of aehools, aaid that as far . as he have had at leaat one-shot before age.’’ By MABOE FLTNN riedly tWe day'after Ooore disap speaking only for himself. States.’’. rs’ Clothes C h o ic * Ft m K ConiMcticiil Poultry . . . Dfroct From Form to Yoiil jnot ‘bugged’'or that; hW convorsa- He drew applause yesterday Homemade preeervea and rellahea peared. tectof testi aa wan aa oUef checka tion waa not. being recorded on Others on the UJ3. delegation repreaent that extra "loving touch Corbett, 81, escaped in 1955 from on the)]: MChtfty ûaltitcationa tod when he declared; were Secretary of Defense Thomas CdnUnned from Page One) taper "In the present, hours when a at the homemaker. Mrs. James the Chino, Calif., prison where he Ki /\ fsd c. t-t c; r c M ^ ^PARKADE ^ peraohal hablta. ^ . ’Then he .would^terminate the in S. Gates Jr. and Postmaster Gen- Toner, S Pioneer Circle, makes her was serving a term for murder. CongreAaional aourcea nave re slater republic carries out a-popu ersl Arthur E. Summerfleld. Milton at the time they believed MiODLt lURNPIKE • • • MAN.HfSUR terview apruptly.Ât the last aee- lar revolution to attain social jus A&F SUPER MARKET IN MANCHESTER - 261 BROAD STREET AND 116 E. CENTER STREH oWn bread and butter pickles from The FBI never has linked Cor ★ ported earlier that there were, ifi,- aion, on June 3, )ie aaid simply: Eisenhower, president of Johns her mother-ln-law’s family recipe, |)ra was kidnap bett with the Cdors case.- dleatlona at leaat one of the pair tice and seeks a way to enjoy lib Hopkins University, has been an ‘Maybe T’U see you again, maybe erty and economic independence, "imdâlso puts up her own chili L truck driver on aH^rget shoot ' But it' reported that an auto waa q.aexual deviate. not.” ’ adviser to the President on Latin oWned T)y the fugitive was found Rurke'a atatement-on thia point we Mexicans declare witjiout re American affairs. , o p e n MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 'TIL 9 P. M. Bauce>-„ loutlng, Eklward Greeh, 30, of - A.,M. to P.M. 1 Chairman Waltar had reported A t the peek of the season, the burning on a dump near Atlantic 1 OPEN SUNDAY 9 2 aaid; serve that justice assists the noble ‘The Mexic|in celebration com that one of the defectore waa a people of Cuba,” • Toners and thelr^ children go out |ewood,' found . the clothii^ aty . N.J., oh Feb. 19, 10 days af "In ao far as aexual proclivities “notorious homoaexual” while memoratee the 150th anniversary [Sunday. ter Coors* disappearance. ‘Tbe three American legislators of her Independence from Spain and pick cucumbei'S' and tomatoes CONNECTICUT FRESH GROWN RCAOV TO BROIL BROILERS are e o n c e r h # d, the interviews, working at the aecurity agency. for 25 cents a basket'at^nearby i said ho first found the shoei, A car answering the descriptipn tests, and investigations (concem- accused Sanchez Piedras of imply 'The occasion also marks the 100th ‘The Defense Department has de ing that the Cuban people were farms. ' " four f?et apart, then a of that at Atlantic City was seen , Ing Mittfhell) did not reveal any anniversary o an Important Mexi pair of pants. In the area near. CooriP home be nied having such Information in ita t r ^ g to "free themselves from Bread and Butter Plcklea homosexual tendencies or acta. flies, blit conceded that Mitchell can reform movement and the 50th 4 qts. sliced cucumbers icked at them and beared a fore he vanished. ’‘Parenthetically I should add outside forces as sinister as those anniversary of the Mexican revolu had admitted abnormal aexual of nazism, fascism and ..Franco- 8 medium white onions sliced noise. I looked in the TWO BROILQIS o.’y * that the same negative flnding wa« phictlcea of an unspecified nature tion. 2 green peppers, chopped and found 43 cents and a 1.69 made as to Martin. However; ism.’’ . . . wwSUPER-RIGHT I CP\*r\ IV^n I QUALITY, W A^LI I T y ^^ClN GENUINE^PRING, w I IN C I IN^y^ TENDER,I CIN ^SOFT-MEATED Echo Schedules Mlnlmmn weight for each broiler 2 Ibe. Whole, apUk quartered dr oat-up. during hie teens. The department "The speaker left the clear Im- 5 cloves garlic There was a sliver Mitchell did state during his In said aince the information was vol knife on the chain, mono- preMlon,” they said in a formal • 1 /3 cup salt New ,Haven, Sept. 15 UP)—The terviews that before he was-19, he unteered by Mitchell and he said WHOLi-REG. TRIM 5 cups sugar fied wlth^tlie initials 'AC • LYNN’S BARBECUED had experimented in abnormal statement, "that this outside In Martin N otifi^ bailooh-aatellite. Echo I, Is again he had not Indulged In these prac fluence was the United States. 1'-3 teaspoons tumeric I'knew' fight away whose they CONN. FRESH sexual practices. The polygnraph in the Connecticut akles. tices since adolescence, he was Until the position of our govern OVEN-READY lb 63° LB I ' i tea-spoons celery seed OVEN READY F WW L- (lie detector) test established that hired by the NSA. Of Injury Claim 'The National Aeronautics and ment has been clarified we felt it Lamb L ^ f 2 tablespons mustard seed en returned to the Denver CHICKENS Mitchell had not indulged in- such 'ITie reasoning that homosexuals Space Administration, in its latest would be improper for us to .qttend .3 cups vlifegar land advised a policeman timetable, said the satellite. would practices for more than nine years are security risks is based on the The father of a Manchester boy Slice cucOmbers ,thin; do not I, who called the FBI. prior to employment in NSA. In possibility that they would be sub the luncheon." w’ho claims he was hurt In a side pass over Connecticut tonight and ‘The congressmen said the text FRESW, TENDER, U. S. GOVERNMENT IIINSPECTED x pare. Add onions, peppers and J FBI did not disclosed the In- for the next three nights. The E . . h * 1 . 3 9 the ‘opinion of the security evalua ject to blackmail by foreign agents. walk fall July 25 has notified the whole garlic doves. Add salt, cover Ition until yesterday. tors, this adolescent experimenta of Sanchez Piedras’ speech had town that he intends to seek dam; schedule: Minimum Cooked Weight 1 Lb. S On. been sent to Secretary of State Breast •with cracked ice: mix thoroughly. (rs’ wife and four children Tonight—8:57 p.m. south, medi . ^ ' • * ■ tion waa not, viewing his record as ages. |C Let stand for three -hours, then 3 9 a. whole, a sufficient basis for de Capital Envoyless Christian A. Herter, due here to In a letter to General Manager been In seclusion since his um, traveling southeast. day to head the U.S. delegation Richard Martin, Albert Jeeke. of Quartan otn lb Qtfi LB- drain. Combine remaining ingredi ppearance. Friday—8:33 p.m. south, medi f a r m f r e s h g r a d e a m e d i u m e g o s ...... <1^2 doi. $1.07 nying clearance.” ents; pour over cucumber mixture. Amsterdam — Amsterdam Is at the anniversary celebration. 15 Sanford Rd„ saye his son, a Chicken ha parents and brother, Joseph um, southeast.' The Committee on un-American probably the world'e only capital minor, received 'head in jurlee when Heat to boiling. Seal-In hot steri frs, are vacationing at Nan- Saturday—8:10 p.m. aouth, me Activities yesterday questioned a where not a aiiigle ambaeaador ' 'VYashington, Sept. 16 (JP) — A he fell on a walk on the north lized Jar.s. Thi.s makes 6 to 8 pints. Set, Mass. dium, southeast. Taste tho Quality and Compare Hie Prices psychiatrist whom Mitchell had SUPER-RIGHT SPECIAL, SHORT SHANK Chill Sauce )nly last week, the 76-year-old Sunday—7:48r p.m. aouth, medi consulted before he fled the coun lives. Ail Holland’s political life U.S. delegation Including Dr. Mil- side of IVeaver Rd. Jeske claims 4 teaspons whole cloves um, southeast; 9:57 p.m. south, is concentrated in ITie Hague, ton Easenhower, the Iêsldent’s the walk was defective. said he la convinced Adolph try. r He is represented by Atty. 'Wal 3 table.'poon.s whole allspice lloors was murdered, and that he lower sky, southeast. Dr. Clarence Schllt, Silver where the seat, of government and brother^- and three cabinet mem the embaseiee are. bers left for Mexico City today to ter Gillette' of Hartford. 4 quarts chopped, skinned ripe Spring, Md., said Mitchell dis LB tomatoes cussed homosexuality, antagonism SAAOKED 2‘ i cups chopped onion Shoulders to his family, atheism and other 2H cups chopped, seeded green matters, but gave no hint that he I COMtlNATION-tHOUlDIRCHOPS and red sweet peppers (may be was on the verge of betraying his At BACON S L c i r n p ANOSTfWMfAT I* , ground) trust and defecting to Russia. Super for sipping cups granulated sugar OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY— 10 A M. to 10 P.M. ★ STORE NOW ★ Dr. Srhllt told a newsman he did 2 tablespoons salt not think Mitchell was being black Redeom this coupon » Smoked Tongues u 55^ 1 quart cider vinegar mailed. "I kind of think it waa an Daini Queen Add spice.'\ in cheesecloth bag to AIR-CONDITIONED Intellectual decision," he said. He BoiM Han^ S 2 95V remaining ingredients. Cook un Former Cheney Mills i ' Just probably thought communism covered for two to three hours Hartford Road and Pine St. FOR YOUR SHOPPING PLEASURE had more to offer than American until thick, stirring oftei. Remove democracy and he thought he Chuck Steak ■ONI IN la 59^ spice bag. Pour sauce into-clean Manchester, Conn. should get on the band wagon. But sob AS HONOR AAAID All BEIF -s^*OZ hot preserve Jars Adjust lids. that's just a guess.” 50<9 poiogna S^reen, White, Ecru covers, beoutlBes. pretects any surloce - wtetol, • A TN W R EC<>NpMY BEEF DEPT. Spreading Yews Pent Meet d W. FT. BALK jA«tO Washable wood, ploster, cencreto. Touth ond dvroble for Prevolone 'roTpro" 29' Interiors ond eiterlors. Con be brushed,' rolled, sprayed or dipped. Non-texic. LEAR TENDCit, SUCA^CUREo' HEINZ TOMATO 14 O*. HOLLAND FINISH Wide roofe of colon bsclud- Inf biuminum. blodt, erystol KETCHUP 2 LB $5.30 . Made to Order cl^ ond etml-floM White. With Yonr Rollere JANE PARKER REG. 59c - SAVE 16c CRISPO - ECONOMICAL PKG ether famous BRISKE' UBBOZ Fig Bars FTLL I.I.NE o r CUSTOM Lb. HEINZ HOT JET’ DRI paints 12 Oc. Cherry Pie 8 INCH SIZE MARSHMALLOW KRAFT'S A 7 0 Z Rots, VENETIAN BLINDS SUIT tMsmNO KETCHUP JANE PARKER REG. 59c - SAVE 10c Crem e 5c OFF REGULAR PRICE A JARS M s W PRIMER Sl« CORNED BEEF Always Your Best Buy! Sproy Con. INSTANT-WHITE HOUSE 12QT E. A. JOHNSON CSYSTAl OIA* Wide ronfo of HEINZ TOMATO Ruisin Pi6 sInch^ze 49^ FLOOR FINISH decorotor colon. No. 1 D ry M ilk NON FAT 10c OFF LABEL SIZE / PAINT CO. MEATY REfK SALT Cana wherever MEATY PIG’S SOUP ^2.1 Main St.. Tel. Ml 9-4501 1 ★ V CAMPBELL'S Quality Meats FEET PORK HEINZ QUALITY ANN PAGE BONES Chickpn Noodle, C A t l D No. I I.... Chicken Rice . O U U l Cans BONELESS SHOULDER -JknjfB JdIIy^ 2 LB JAR 45= Italian Tomatoes MEAT SOUPS 6 - W ANN PAGE Lb. CONNECTICUT'S FAMOUS VEAL ROAST STRAWURRY Heinz Beef or e n i l D No. V sOO 44.0Z. CANS SHURHNE BONELESS ^ Preserves 1LB8 0ZJAR DO Vegetable O w U r Cans. , i IMPOHTID L b . Lb. 6 4 c . “ 1 . 0 0 PINEAPPLE JUICE POT ROAST •;*r Heinz Vegetable or 1 6 ^0Z .C A N S A&P MIX or MATCH .• FROZEN FOOP VALUES Tomato-Rlee SOUP 7 Prsmium Saltines nauscoIkg 29"^ 10 oz (ENTABLIKliED 1»30) ■ " 0 2 37 It) 1 I* frozen Pens PKG' NUTMEG BRAND OIUOkEN o r THE SEA M(»RTQN’S: 4-FISHERMAN’S SHURFINESWE PEAS '" c Hydros Cookies SUNSHINt PKG MACARONI AND CHEESE HADDOCK HEINZ CUCUMBER A4P — Regular or Crinkle Cut _ > SENb THEM BACK TO SCHOOL 16-OZ. CANS ' . 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IIAl^CHEST;ro EVENING HERALD, I^C gESTER , CONN,. THURSDAY,^ SEPTEMBER 15, 1960, ^ PAGE NINBISBN PAOB SI6HTEEM MANCHESTER EVENING'HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, SEPTEBIBER 15, 1960 Il6S with: batwaan 660. and T()0 um. will accommodats oas eom- p.m. at ths Pleasant Vallay BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILi? eSdSJWORD P U ^ B South Windsor studanta tn attendance. Further pleta class, as. for axmapls, the School. Idle Claims Dip projectlona. indicate that within senior class. Ha. said . he felt the During the summer the play se- rMVEWy^MRfNSMr.^ I'M SORRY, FUOPSyi^ three years from that data 4t'will graduation probleqt 'bould be han lebtlon committee read several In Town, State ATTENTION,MOTHeRS-^ THeNOWEOFyDU < Adswar to Pravloua Pimfo'-' be operating at full 800 pupil ca dled quite aim pI/% having seniors plays and has narrowed their l^ÂreSUN, EAT1N6 THATAPPLe ' AMkVSE High School Proposal pacity, he emphiasiaed. with last names starting from A to choice to two S-act comedies. The Unemployment clalraa in' the MAKES ME FEEL H E I L U/W.YAS) In d io n i EUyiERrCMUNCHi; . MUSTBMAT MC/ \ Joining tha central 3*atory aec- M gV'adMte one night and those evening’s program will consist of Manchester area declined by 17.7 NOW YOU CAN WORK! LEM/E • tfiT llfr' THBBPIAN 0B5T/IP tion near the front, a wing will ac from N to Z the next trial reading of both plays by NOW! dramatic challenge ' XFAILTQKAISS commodate English end social Joined at right angles to the ell members to determine the final per cent last week. Total claim# 'ÔFTHE ASES/TUKBUBST UfloJ FUNDSTb RKPURCHASI A O B O I f M t a t a b w V ie w e d b y P e o p le ' a p p ^ t lo B 75 studies classrooms, a. language -and projecting from Ijt both front choii^. came to 1,472. Space Is Still Avonabie At The W8 CURIO SHOP, SHOUT A PHRASE IN M A R T H A C 5 « I ISiouanfioRi lab, and large combined audio and rear, is a 2-story wing. On the A membership- and patron's The decline^was mainly due to FRENCH,and brandish MYM S ODlU S U N d I the Platt# and DOWN visual and stydy room with a fele- ground floor it houses the library^ drive will be held "In September fewer factory vacation shutdowns, PISTOLSj'-mw HAK-KAFF.A v irw ^ is J Ytilowatona l l l l n M About 7B residents attended allocated, on each floor and brief scoping cehter partition. four commercial classrooms, teach and .October under the chairman PERSONIFICATION OF COUNTT BURSUN pY ' SAIgooquUn 5 City la publie ihowinf of preliminary summary of estimated costs. Sloping contour of the ground ers’ room, faculty dining rodm, ship of Mias Cofvstance Pandozzi. the State Labor Department i%- O B HOOPLE,WHACT i I formerly from Navada ^tans for the proposed new |1.8 The 36-cIassroom high school as permits a lower Iqvel in this wing boiler room, and various Janitor, Posters will be distributed around ported. SHOPKEE p e K Wlfconain t Biblical nama CHILD CAR E first constructed will have an Im to house a wood shop, auto me maintenance and supply rooms. town giving the purpose and func The drop was noted statewide, COULD RESIST , B'Siouan from IPriaon oOlelal miUlmt'^gh school at Ellsworth Guidance and health rooms are in Nabraika mediate capacity of 800 students. chanics shop, drafting room, arts tion of the group. too, from 39,515 to 39,185. P A Y IN G A ICouraieoua ' Msmorlfl 'High School Tuesday Included In the original building, and crafts room, and other rooms an administrative office exten Anyone interested in Little Initial claims in the state num IS Olympian 44Wlnea ■ (OddCM 6 Boundary SS Son of Jacob night and partic'lpated In the ques- however, will be adminisli'atlve, for foods and clothing (domestic sion into this wing. Theatre is invited to this meeting. bers 4,332; in the Mancheiiter of (comb, form) SIMaltdiInka. 4ICemmunleo tion<-and>answer and discussion athletic, cafeteria, and 'science On the second floor of the cen The first meeting -of the Junior CENTER p i s t o l s ^ science) and general storage. fice 133; in the Rockville office 31. I IS Bafort 7 Sherry S7Solt mlnaral Plata tral wing are located four science UBUck ITfd period which followed. laboratory facilities considered Locker and lavatory facilities Youth Fellowship of the Wapping , Unemployment payments ;to- . • Iroquotan SB Booty MSaaewaU adequate to handle the expandable labs, three science, four math, two Community Church -vill be held OAK LODGE MOTEL II Haavy blow 50 Trinidad trae btaaldnBea The plans represent a cutback are strategically located In the taled 51.1 million for the week ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN III Atmoipboro Indiana capacity of 1,200 students. recitation, and an all-purpose room, Sunday from 6-7 p.m. in the Wap ending Sept. 3 as compensation for t Related 51 Winter abore made, necessary when the Board school plans, plus teacher's workroom and pho ping Community House. Locott4i ot 257 ToNomi Tpkow, Monchoftor LAWRIGHT 117L«ban|rin’a piedpltatioQ dICryot of Finance imposed a price ceiling Public, , Building Commission One resident at the public hear 32,400 weeks , of unemployment , brtda V 10 French riter Chailmari G; Martin Kraus acted tographic darkroom. Slides will be taken of the group and an avferage weekly payment a l Afct S4 Recapitulate baeehanala on the project in conformance ing drew considerable applause OOP to Meet and the program for the coming Hours: 6:30 A.M. to 5:30 PJ4. iIIMadiUta •OBlrd’ahoaM as meeting moderator and intro of 535.41. So far this year, the in SONulIlflei II County In 17 Liberate with limited financial resources of when she said, “It's too late to Thd Republican To'wn Commit year will be planned. All Grade 7 • Children will bo token for split sossions • Nevada SO Drone beet ISAcccmplIahtr the town. duced PBC members. He said the waste more time 'talking about sured unemployed of the state , S3 Mcasurt of commission expects it chn.award tee will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m.< and 8 students are invited to at have been paid 537.1 million as SlTrimmlnga 43 Indian lad by BSDutch chaeaa A completely landscaped model this project. .Let's get the school In the Town Hall. John Famham, tend. CoNKH 9-4578 S4 Koala, for Black Hawk IdWbayaotratlb of the proposed high school, which the actual construction contract In built.”^ chairman, has announced the compared with 544.4 mHlion dur Ibmnee In 1833 lIExlat also included a model of the Wap- January following competitive The main entrance to the new agenda will include discussion of ing the same period in 1959. AppUcaUona will be mailed,, or you can pick one np at Uia plng‘Elementary School to show bids, with actual work to start by Manchester Evening H erald Center. hands school off Nevers Rd., Is in an ell plans for the coming election cam South Windsor correspondent El 1 1 1 r 1 r r L 4- 15 II relative location of the two struc March. About two years will be containln]^ ' administrative offices, paign and for enrolling new vot more Buriiham, telephone Mitchell ACT SOON — SFA Ct IS UMITED! tures, attracted considerable at required for construction of the Talks Led to Clocks IS 14 the main lobby, cafeteria, kitchen, ers at the voter-making session to 4-0674. if tention. Also available were com new high school, which should be gymnasium and auditorium con be held at the Town Hall Sept. 20 plete Door and elevation blue Athens — Long-winded Greek SOAasevaratb. ll II n ready for occupancy when school taining music facilities. ' from 3 to 9 p.m. SrSNOTVJHAT 38 Winter - prints of the proposed structure. opens In Sept., 1963, If voters give The auditorium and stage, de FAmham invites all registered Fuel Cargo Is Huge orators are thought to be respon THlNlC./KADAfA* sible for the Invention of the clock. 40 Tahitian fod n r 1*7 !6 31 Henry Fairchild of the architec the proposal the "green light.” signed to accommodate 350, caused' Republicans and unafflliated vot- 41 Gets up tural firm of Kane and Fairchild, School Superintendent Merle B. most of the discussion at the meet e«T'interested in Joining the Re New York — A single United The first one, called a plepsydra, 41 Muskhofcan SS 3S designers of the building, showed Woodmansee cited 1963 as a nec ing. Kraus pointed out that a full public^- party to attend the meet States Jet bomber carries a fuel was a water-filled container with a Indian slides of the plans, and answered essary deadline for completion bf scale auditorium was ruled out by ing. He t^phasizes that town load equivalent to four railroad small hole at the bottom. After its TOWN OF MANCHESTER WATER CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 45 Race course iii in a i r !T questions of residents. the project. He pointed out that financial considerations. The small committee meetings are always tank cars. Each huge hold of For- adoption the orators, who had been ’'h . circuit open to registered Republicans. restal-class aircraft carriers con droning on for 7 or 8 hours at a if" a M n r A brochure distributed at the Ellsworth High is already on er auditoriuth is the best that con DEPARTMENT 47Mekea meeting showed 3-dlmensional and double sessions. Projected school be provided within the 51.8 project The Countiy Players of South tains more than 2,000,000 gallons stretch, had to limit their speeches . mistake — ■ PRISC#.LA*8 POP BY AL VERMEER n r .. _ floor plans of the project with enrollment figures indicate that limit, he noted. Windsor will hold their first meet of fuel oil, plus 1,000,000 -gallons to the time it took the clock to 41 Most warlike H of aircraft fuel. drain. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON ^ c An 'T THEY TELL' general description of rooms to be the new high school will open In Woodmansee said the auditori ing of the season tonight at 8:30 r r s 'rtOUR BIRTW 1 IN CASE 'noU’RE EVERj Indian of the 41 PROPOSED SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT CALLED ON TO, #1ST BY LOOKING Five Nations ' 41 SHOW PROOF AT MET SlSUgo OF BIRTH, 4t 4? CENTER STREET—North Side 7 ^ whispers J4ame Addresa SSEye part IT 46 ST Si Edwin H. and Gladya E. Burkle ...... 727 Center Street so Sailor ‘> Harold W. «md E. Betty B aglin...... 733 Center Street 58 Protubaranee U H u SIFIag^nakar Edward D. and Catherine Ja rv ia...... 739 Center Street 60 Bitter vetch U 41 Carl A. and Lee A. Gunderson...... _J15 Olcott Drive 61 MtelUhe part John and Inez Buscaglia...... 763 Center Street a 44 Brante and Esther Pedmonte ...... 769 Center Street 03 Gala event II Chri.stoprher and Henrietta Totten ...... 781 Center Street 03 Bom Henry L. Jr. and Leah P. B ryan...... 785 Center Street TUE. SHT. J. Murray and Alice J.' Pow’e ll...... 791 Center Street SHORT RIBS ___ BYJ^R^K O’NEAL William P. Sheridan ...... 795 Center Street n's beeiT IF IT tÊSMT STOP Adelard A. and Beatrice E. Beauvais .... 799 Center Street i:RA1N1N& R>RA VJHOLE WEEKIj. OOR(!ROPS VJ'l-W 9B ROlNEOl Andrew F. and Arlene C. Palladino...... 803 Center Street n i : Bruno L. and Raphael M. Guillino...... 809 Center Strqet n - if Albert J., Angela M. and Eugene R. Pinto 813 Center Street RTp May Hawkea Pacak ...... 819 Center Street Adam M. and Lillian M. Raimondi...... 823 Center Street LONG SAM BY AL CAPP.and BOB LUBBERS Trinity C. Petrasso...... 4 Salem Road Robert E. Chappell and Louise C. 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v''W /.. •■ PAGE TW^NTl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.* THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING'fbjRALp. BIANCHESTER, CGNN, THURSDAY, SEPt S hBER IB, IMO rA 6B TWlNTX^MtE Major Loasu* Lost hut Not Forgotten THE Breather Before Showdown Series ==Leadors=s n a h o i n a l l e a o u f Herald Angle Batting—(Larker. Lo« A .328; Groat, Pittsburgh, BJ Clemente, Pittsburgh, .32^ San Francisco, .319; )fl5c. FRANK CLINE Unknown Gets Angeles, .301. ' A sotstu t Sports Editor Gridl9all of Famers Named . Runs • — bfathews, Mill like* and Mays, Saji Francisco, 103; Draw in Bout , New Brunswick, N. J., Bept IStmembers.I. Hie seven living Induc- Pinson, (jjjKtmhatl, 101 Aaron, ^ Vacations a Wonderful Thing (i^> Nln* athlstas. Including a tsss will ba honored at the founda Milwaulte<^ 95; Bruton, Milwau- ” tion's third annual dinner in New kee, ^ , VacRtions, they’re a wonderful thing. It’s great-to just get playefivi^h combination from Co New York, Sept. 15 (JP)—Those World Champion Los An away and loll on the sand at any one of the numerous'/^ne W ith S lu g g e r York, Dec. 6 as will the memory arates ns Batted In — Aaron, MU lumbia University, hav* been of the two who are deceased. geles Dodgers may be lost, but they’re not forgotten—not aukee, 113; Banks, Chicago, beaches we have here in Connecticut. Of course, it’s a little named to footbmU’s ^BU of Fame. Lou Little, rstired coach, and when they keep bobbing up to harass the leaders in what 109; Mathews, Milwaukee, 108; difficult to return to work and get back into the swing of Chicago, Sept. 15 troit while the Yankees and Detroit, then nailed It with three (4-lQ). Washington Tnade It sure end, the I>odgera tagged flrat place gave him a totnl''^f 45, most in Francisco, 173; Clemente, Pitts the "reading” one was going to do dleweijfht crown, had a new a \ir1ual tip for tlip American Orioles meet head-on, remained with three more in the s i x t h , Pittsburgh with a .second straight but never got around to. had lost only three matches all runs in the ninth — on Brooks' the NL since Frankie Frisch stole burgh, 163; Bruton, Milwaukee, winter, Ewbank queried, Only ambition today— a rematch R o b 1 n s o n's two-run two-out capped by Zorro tfersalles' twjK loss, 5-2, last night, trimming the 48 for the da'rdlnals in 1927, - One of the stickout performers with hitherto unknown Jesse i^njnio P .u l Iooa\ a.s "'i ^ Washington that ended run triple off Turk Lown. J4ck I*lratea' lead to 5Vx game.s by beat 159. in the pro exhibition football con three, how many matches did th*y take a Inca her hcfnip to-' " triple, Ron Hansen's wrapup single - • • Doubles—Pinson, Cincinnati, 37; really fix?” Smith of Chicago. their winning streak at six. e Steve Barber's neat relief. Kralick (8-4) won it, checking the ing Vem Law for the first time test at the Yale Bowl last Sunday T I R I ^ mori'O.w m;jlu's oiienrr of a foiir- Cleveland whipped Boston 11-7 CARDS 6, REDS 4 — Daryl Cepeda, San Francisco, 33; Rob according to many observers who “Mister Weeb,” Lipscomb la re Smith, unranked among the mid- Barber, a left-handisd-rookie, came Sox oh nine hits. He loatnis shut this season. inson, Cincinnati, 31; Banks, Chi dleweights, mixed a blistering at pame showrinw n .at Yânkee .‘'la - in the other AL night game. out in the sixth whâYl^y Sievers, The second place St. . Louis Spencer, whose triple won Tues saw the gome was Lee Grosscup. portedly to have answered, '"you dium. ' ■ • * . « on in the ninth, after Charlie Max day’s game, socked a two-run hom cago, 30; Skinner, Pittsburgh, 29'. doesn’t ask your lawyer how many tack with skillful defense last well had homered and the Tigers who had left four'runners strand i Cardinals, who have to play three The former Utah star is scram ■ Ami all bo( aii.'P the Yankees' A’s 2. Y’ANKS 1—Cgrey's 12th er In the eighth inning that Iced Triple.s - Bruton, Milwaukee, 12; bling for ^ e underatudy role be jurors do he fix, do you." night and held Hank to a draw in put two men on base, and struck ed earlier, hit-'his 27th horn# run. against Los Angeles next week, While, St. Louis, 10; Pinson, Cin a 10-round nationally televlaed BARGAINS Ki.'sifi' Cmifins. the la.st place home run led off the ninth for thi it for SL .libuU. Rookie Bob Mil hind the fabled Charley Conerly More than one major; league out pinch-hitter Dick .Gernert for gained on the Bucs with their Kails,as I'lly A's. busseil 'eni A's and beat Art Dltmar (14-9). eighth -vletpry In 10 games, beat ler (3-1) was the winner in relief cinnati, Aaron', Milwaukee, 'Vir- and many‘thought that he moved baseball player was a standout bout at the Chicago Stadium. PRICE FOR EVERY PURSE riphl on the kis.ser. The 'Yankees’ righthanded ace the final out. INBlANH 11, RED SOX 7 - t of Ray Sadecki, but needed eighth don, Pittsburgh and Kirkland, San ahead . of George Shaw for the fotball player In his college days, Smith, unawed by Hank’s im A That saved the decision for ing Cincinnati, 6-4. The Braves The A'.s, after winning only five had blanked the A’s on five hits , AT seven-run third inning trlg- walloped the Chicago Cubs, 10-2, inlying help from LJndy McDaniel. Francisco, 9. Gia'nta’ aecond atring quarterback Jackie Jensen, Bill Skowron and pressive knockout record, . would after giving' up a first-inning RBI Chupk Estrada (17.6), the Orioles^ 'gered by a leadoff homer by Mike J a y ’Hook (10-17) was the loser Home Runs — Banks, Chicago, spot. Bob AJllson are just a few who have scored a big upset if ne EASY TER KilS ^ wamN® of 20 rlei'ision.s wi()i .N’ew Yni k. top winner, who was the fiftlv-of and now trail by 6 Vi games. I I E K . I V I 9 . NO HNANCE CO. i.Cepl the linal Iwn panie.s of the .single by Dick Williams -who Dela Ho* and capped by Vic Pow Pittsburgh, losing two In a row for the fleds, who had homo runs 39; Mathews and Aaron, Milwau A year ago the Giants gave the probably could have had pro foot hadn’t been tagged with a whis drove in six runs In Tuesday’s 12- eight pitchers used by Manager ers’ three-run homer, bagged it by Roy McMillan and 'Vada I ’in- kee, >.37; Boyer, St. Louis, 29; season ser;e‘s with a 2-1. ninth-infor the first time in 2<4. weeks, Far w,eat aspirant a cool reception ball careers Instead of the ones tling left uppercut midway in the Fits Pl3rnioutlt, Ford, Chevrolet, Hndson, 3 romp over New York. Paul Richards. The two-team total for the Indians, Tito Francona, son. Mays, San Francisco, 28. ) but things appSrantly have chang they have In baseball If they had final round that dropped him for mnp .shocker la.si night on a tie- has 15 games left, while the Cards • • • Nash, IStudebaker. breakinp home run by ex-Yank Ray Herbert (11-l.Y) was the of 12 pitchers tied ajt A.L, record. who also homered, and Power each have 16 to play. The Braves have Stolen Bases — Wills, Los An ed this fall. When asked by one of so chosen. the nine count. 6.70x15 winner, leaving 12 runners strand Hank Aguirre (J-S f was the loser, drove in three runs. Barry Lst- geles, 45; Pinson, Cincinnati, 29; the New York writers how he knew Allison, one of the key factors Amlv Carey, H left—six against the Pirates. BRAVES 10, CUBS 2 — Ed Ma He struggled to his feet, and Description List Sale Savings That atinvefl the Yankee.s' lead ed and shutting out the Yankees man (6-5) was the winner with Philadelphia whipped the San thews hit his 37th home run In a Taylor, Philadelphia, 24; Mays, he waa being accepted as a regular in the fine showing of the Senators struck out his tongue at Hank in to one pereentape point over the on five singles after they scored 8ENATOIIH 2, WHITE SOX 2— Frank k'unk’s relief help. Frank Francisco Giants, who have been tw6-rim first inning for Milwaukee, San ' Francisco, 22; Bruton, Mil member of the Giants, Grosscup this summer, went to Kansas Uni- a show of heroics, but a chopping Custoifi Rebuilt . ^ ...... 14.30 9.95 4.35 Orioles’ who twice blew lead.s be- in the third Inning on t'wo walks TTie While Sox were beaten by Sullivan (6-16) was the loser. short on temper and long on la and Hank Aaron then hit a three- waukee, 19. responded, ‘When Sam Huff blitzes ver.sity on a football scholarship overhand right had him sliding Nylon First Quality ...... 20.55 11.88 8.67 ments of late, 5-1. ruft triple as the Braves scored Pitching—McDaniel, St. Lkdus, and hits me in a scrimmage, he primarily because his high school along the ropes when the final bell Whitewall Tube-Type...... 27.60 15.88 11.72 ' l l ■ 11-4, .733; Broglio. St. Loiua, 19-7, ■ticks around and picks me up off in Missouri didn’t have a baseball 'Fist four in the second against loser sounded. ' Big Serve and hefthanded Game Premium Tubeless ...... 32.15 18.88 13.27 FIRST FLIGHT — The DODGERS 5, PIRATES 2 —- Don Cardwell (7-14). Half of the .731; Law Pittsburgh, 19-8, .704; the ground. A year ago he’d just team. The Senators outfielder made Tagged In 10th The fourth place Dodgers^ nine Braves’ runs were unearned. Win Purkey, Cincinnati, 17-8, .680; turn his back and let me lay such a fine showing In his one year STATUESQUE—Blond, pony-tailed Ann Haydon of Great Britain brought, a big serve Premium Tubeless, White ____39.35 22.88 16.47 Baltimore Orioles are Spahn, Jdilwaukee, 19-9, .679. Smith, fast afoot and quick with looking to Jackie Brandt, games behind and all but officially ner Joey Jay (8-7) gained his .sec there.” varsity grid career that the San his hands, elipped most of Hank’s and a left-handed game to match the United States Women’s Singles Championship at Mays Escapes Fine out of the race, hande364, Art Johnson 361. Ed Paganl Fits Dodge, Bulck, Nooh, OManobilc, Mer last night's game In attend per- and Gustav (Buhl) Scholr., 162, Maury Wills had three single.":, Francisco’s hits. Billy O'Dell (7- Lemon, Washington, 97; Minoso, and Lyons, a..gTeat righthander Hank, who has been trying un MiiMlal said toda.v he will play ever even considered trading their for the Chlsogtn his day. was then Standings Charlie Sprague 197, Don Cooke 140-860, Don (Carpenter 360, Bill cury. Pontiae, Hodaon. •onaJ husineaa at hia home in New Germany, Drew, 10. scored three runs Snd stole two 12) was the loser. (Chicago, 95; Gentile, Baltimore, fleet-footed halfback. Incidentally, successfully to sign for a match W. L. Pet. 180, Everett Johnson 197, Mike Adamy 352, Ray Johnson 351, Dick 7.10x15 Rochelle. agalft rfext season for the 8t. seryijig'Tn the dual role Tif Sun Istlils. Cardinals, ending specu 91. just whom do the Packers mean as with either Gene Fullmer,'National St. Bridget’s ...... 8 0 1.000 Tobin 180, Rudy Heck .179-193, Buckley 351, Larry Bates 136. Sheehan said he gave Mays pro Hits—Smith, Chicago, 167; Min day'pitcher and pltchlng-coach. Boxing Assn, title holder, or Paul Description List Sale Savings lation he would retire at the tjie "someone” in Gifford’s class. ^ On one particular .day Dykes IVapping Comm. No. 1 ..8 0 1.000 Frank Schuster 177-185, Jack mission to go to New York^rofn close of ihe current campaign. oso, Chicago, 162; Robinson, Bal • * e ' Pender, recognized midillewelght Emanuel Luth. No. 1 .. . .8 0 1.000 Fletcher 182, George Russell 191, IXXS Custom Rebuilt ...... 15.15 10.95 4.20 Pittsburgh Tueeday ' night after timore, 161; kunnels, Boston, 160; got the old heave-ho from Um champ in New York and Massa So. Meth. No. 1 ...... 6 2 .750 Russ Roberts 179, Charlie Csaszer Stondlnga Tyrex First Quality...... 22.95 13.88 9.07 The ,19-year-oId. slugger, pire Summers. Lyons and the rest the Giants ended two-game probably the top National Fox, Chicago, 158. What’i in • N apie?' chusetts, said he wants to meet Emanuel Luth. No. 2 , ..6 2 .750 189, Gene Dama 175, Bud Chutter W; L. Pet. Tyrex First Quality Whitewall 28.10 17.88 10.22 stand there butr"' Insisted he be Veteran Player Urges Youngsters Doubles - - Francona, Cleveland What’s lfi ..a 'name (* an All- of the White Sox bench got “on” Smith again, possibly in a month. So. Meth. No. 2 ...... 6 2 .750 176, Harry Schwab 182, Hank Putnam * Co. . 1 .667 ">, I.,eague player nf all time, .made Summers and the latter came Premium Tubeless ...... 35,25 20.88 14.87 bark in time' for the series opener known his plans In a crowded and , Skowron, New York, 31; Americgfrdeputation for that mat- He said he scaled his weight IVapplng Comm. No. 2 ..6 2 .750 Wittke 189, Cy Perkins 177, Carl Deci’a Drive-In 1 .667 with the Bhillles. Smith, Chicago, 30; Runnels, Bos tejZ-When Bob White was at Ohio over and warned Lyons and com down from I80 to 162 pounds for Comm. Baptist No. 1 . .6 2 .750 Hultgren 206. Patten Builders 1 .667 Premium Tubeless, W h ite ...... 43.15 24.88 18.27 press conference at Busch .Sta ton and Siebem, Kansas City, 29. pany that one more word from According to the Giants' man- dium. i To Enter Town Tennis Tournament State, Midwest sports writers, not the match smd, as a result, felt Second Congo. No. 1 .. ..4 4 .500 WEDNESDAY Y LEAGUE Fred’s Package 2 .333 ■ager, .Mays left the clubhouse in Stan the Man told the gath Triples- Fox, Chicago, TO; Rob the easiest In the world to pelase, them and he would clear the sluggish. Second Congo. No. 2 ., ..4'^ 4 .500 Lea’s Market .. 2 .333 inson, Baltimofe, 9; Aparicio, Chi bench. As Summers walked back Standings C Pittsburgh and muttered .some ering he had decided to play town wasn’t pretty much doihln-^ aup|>ortpd tho. tournament, some' used to laud him as another Bronco Talcottville No. 2 ...... 2-6 .250 Aceto & Son .. 2 .333 unconditional l if h im e Town tenni.s champion in- cago and Green, Bertoia and Bee* ' to the plate, Lyons turned to So. Meth. No. 3 ...... 2 6 .250 W. L. Pet. thing which he did not hear, Shee In 1961 "l»ecauHe I enjoy It." a’ed by a bunch of elderly blokes times playing both singles and Nagurski. Now playing with Hous Correnti's Ins...... l.OUO ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE 19.57 and 1958 and doubles quer, Washington. 7. young (iomiakey and said,” "Look St. James No. 1 ...... 2 6 .250 han said someone In the clubhouse "Raselmll has been my busi like me, when the kids should have doubles. We know they ran he Home Runs—M ai^ N ew York, ton in the pro ranks. White is play E&S G age...... ;,. .667 Results: Putnam 2, Fred’s 1; Unconditionally Guaranteed again* all road hazards—Cuta, quoted .Mays as saying: "I'm go» ness and pleasure too long for champ with Win Sharpe last ing second fiddle to another mid kid, you’re part of this club and St. James No. 2 ...... 2 6 .250 Dect’s 2, Left's 1; Patten 2, Aceto been running us off the courts, counted on to eontiniie. 38; Lemon, Was.hington, 37; Man one of the future owners. Why Holiday Lanes ...... 667 Breaks, Bruises. Bottlas, Spikes, Chuck Holes, Etc. Included Ing anyway” me not to play,” he said. year> Jfm lA>Sure has penned But we need new blood (or may west star, one Dave Smith of Fishing So. Meth. No. 4 ...... 2 6 .250 1. Tlie elderly blokes are still tle, New .York, 34; Killehrew, don’t you go out there and tell Talcottville No. 1 ...... 0 8 .000 Manchester Motors . . . .333 FOR LlFBrnMB. Prorated Adjustment on Per Cent of Tread Both Sheehan and Mays said .Muslal declared he Is confi the following: letter to Herald be I should say a second wind). Ripon. Who’s .he and where’s that? .333 Pete Brazit-is led ttie scorers Wear Baaed on sale price. Complete Custom Sotiafactlon Gugr. dent he ran help the Redhirds around, and getting no younger. Washington, 30; Colavito, Detroit, that guy off? Second Congo. No. 3 .. ..0 8 .000 Merrill’s Market ...... there was no bickering between Sports Editor Earl Yost in We have some kids comfng along, Last year was' A bit lean, but we 29t ' Big Daddy Lipscomb of the Don Willis Garage . . . .000 with a 126-155-122—403 night. anteed at ALL TIMES. nevt year. did have one fine addition, Marv- Baltimore Colts, one of if not the The youngster took the halt, Advisory Comm. Baptist No. 2 ., . .0 8 .000 Other good scores were Bob Gag them and no hard feelings. which he urges youngsters to sigh though — some only junior high Stolen Bases—Aparicio, Chlea- hook, line and sinker, and headed He said he believes they have Smith, who won the slnglgSc'XJn- go, 45; Landis, Chicago, 22; greatest linemen In professional non 354, Gene Enrico 345, Ray May.s said that almost invari a good chanee for the NI, pen up for play In the annual Town age, more a bit older. in the general direction of home Last week’s results were as fol Piling up a high team triple of Bruce Daniels ably he goes to New York to visit Tennis Singles Tournament which What . I would like to see pro fortunately, Mafv l^-''to move Green, Washington. 20; Piersall, football, dabbled a • bit In the 1,821, Correnti’s swept Willis Beauregard 341, Francis Dowds Ftta Chrysler, DeSoto, Bulck, OldaoMkllK nant "and I’d like to be a part away right afterbis'Yrlumph. Phil Cleveland, 18; Kaline, Detroit, 16. wrestling game during the oll-sea- plate qalling for Summers. He got Western Connecticut reports the lows. So. Meth. No. 1 6, Talcottville 340, Bob Starkel 143, Hudson, Merenry, Packard. his wife when the Giants are in of It.” starts this weekend. Deadline for moted, and 1 know most of the about half way there when Sum No. 2 2; Emanuel Luth. No, 1 8, Garage, 3-0. In other results El&S entries is tonight. Any player In Hyde wilt 1^-Jrack, however, try Pitching—Coates, New York, lon. Naturally Coach Weeb £w- blue fish catch is good, particular 7.60x15 Philadelphia. Ills decision was not alto ether old duffers will agree. Is tlie mers turned on him and roared, Talcottville No. 1 0; Second Congo. Gage, with a high single of 654’, RESTAURANT ij&AOUE terested may contact the East Side entry of these kids Into tfie town ing to'/betfer hia record of two 11-3, .786; Brown, Baltimore, 11- bank and the rest of his Colts' ly from Stratford to Southport, took Manchester Motors, 2-1, and Description List Sale Savings ‘Tve never had any words with gether unexpecteectahle flgiire and helped Unbatten the hatches — this Is from Val 'Yavorsky thl^sutnmer, this summer. Is it necessary to say who had are being taken at the Middle- Meth. No. 3 2; So. Meth. No. 2 6, No less than three bowlers Imperial House ...... 3^ Custom Low Profile and the older of tlêeeare prob- But we all want to see some kids .667. crashed the coveted ”400” circle on -0 '1.000 ,.29.95 17.88 12.07 manages the club." In last night's th'e Reilhirds in their surge to not a complaint, nor yet even a in there, and'some new faces—men Strikeoiits — Bunning, Detroit, ■When told by Big Daddy that he last word ? ground Light. Boats crossing the St. James No. 1 2; Wapping No. 2 Walnut ...... efore the man Slate Scrimmage tennis tournaments to be run off always * game with the still; tournament. Trouble here is get saran feathered jigs, small blue Walnut 2, Oak’s 1; Ray’s 8. th* .Ilfs of your Ur* resides 's’ (ill .Mnin SI , w'dî-yn-. — ’------—------ager got out to the box to fnr- better. Where does that leave the ting the girls out. Both my, women AMERICAN LEAGliE mullet plugs, or diamond Jigs. In when purchased from Exchange— Sept. 17 and thereafter. Thereby beginner. Cavey’s 1; Imperial 3, West Side 0 defesled In nine matehc.^ • mallv relieve him. Hartford, Conn. Coach t)an Jiangs (and sometimes drags) my folk have chickened out on me— Sievers, White Sox (27), the past, effects of a big blow (forfeit). uaj\. Daniels, a snpelvisnr in pur- the f’lmalHiii » ‘Kh School tennis ■lessee will take his small hill will'C That’s where tournaments come tenni.s anyone? Maxwell, Tigers (23). liave been varied; Sometimes the If No Exchange squad In ‘llawa li, tale. When I moved to Manchest«ir in. The weaker player is guaran Dominate Tennis Walt Suchy’s 352 was high In FREE Tlrss Rotatsd rha.«jnj:, a jijIarDloul piav-; ing 36-nian Trinity footbaJl-Aquad about four years ago, I waa de .What I’m getting at in thi.s long- Francona, Indians (15). fish stay, sometimes more move Cy Seymour League Manager dividual triple on opening night every 5,000 milts for Add 50c. rr f'«r'venr.*. At. the ape of .Rcvrn, j -Malnlamirig top physieal eondl- Slralf»»r(i .Spok» I'itlr In New Haven Frlclajt'-for a con teed at least one match with a winded tirade is—(?an you help us? Power, Indians (8). in, and occasionally the blues de lighted to find public courts avail player who, on the day they' play while top singles were turned In Uis life of the Uro lie V, as rn.N'ft thf* N lop langmg pii- ilei Ided (0 stage a "eoniebaek’’ and night wllli the Aurora rTfp) Seal- and speed than usual but are lack It did, however, break my heart Whitney, Win Sharpe, Fran Lear.v, Wake the town and tell the peo Pinson, Reds (20). Nicklaua In . yesterday's fourth*> round, are; County shore and most of the fish familiar words are heard daily, secretary-treiwurer. silion in (lie .\ew Knglaml .liinior j reeofd in the Dusty Deague masters deferidtng -the title ing in size and experience. The to see how little advantage was Dick Law ,' AI Gustafson, Harvev ple! McMillan. Reds (10). after his giant-kiiling act in knock are sin*h (four to .five InchesK A Monday through Friday, at the M u f f le r s Singles and Doubles compelilion | •'P'’*ks for llself. ’ against 21 other lesms In the dou Bulldogs can’t do much about the taken of the opportunities thus af Tlnkham, BUI Knight, aiff Simp Sincerely, .Spencer, Cards (16). Phil iBrownlee, Ontario, Canada, ing off Nicklaus, 5 and S. His OOMMEROIAL TEN PIN LlFCnME In Culver, Im.i. Ihe lanky laiqm l-; Daniels la married and has one ble eHmtfiallon ronipelitlon, forded. Darned If tennis in this son, Adam Rhodes and others have J. S. LeSure .IfazeroAkl, Pirate* (10).— Junior champion; Stev* S^ray of few larger snappers have bean re- Silver Lanes 10-pln bowling cen size but the .shade of Trinit.v’s In- father Is pro at the Little Rock. ter aa the 1960-61 season is un Standing* man was relinneil (lie wi'niier, i son. c^peclencc should he altered from Indlanola, Iowa, clerk in his dad's Ark., Country Club. ported and a general improve GUARANTEE . Oilier teams entered sre Clear- ment in size over the past week derway. The fellow behind the re . W. U Pet. Biggest ibtill for the Alreraftei'l - — ^ water (Fla.), Bombers, four lime forest'Yo apple green.. grocery who was given time off to The dark-complexioned LeWis, ABA Tool ...... 4 0 1.000 Jn tennis eaine \\ben li.e was named Trinilya tetUatlve starting 'Win the 1959 \Veetern Junior title, was Indicated. quest la-Clayton. (Cy) Seymour of Guaranteed to the rhsmpiona and a finalist'* last known as ”Jr.-Jr;”'because of his 115 ■ Brookfield'" St., Manchester, D. Willis ^Garage .,..4 0 1.000 tri (.be Knded Stales .Iiinior Davis .vesr; Stratford, Conn.; Philadel eleven against the Eli will have Plethora of Fine Young Hiirlers Starts to Pay Off and Harry Root of Tampa, Fla., 'Torgles .are reported being Barlow’s T. V. . . .4 0 ' 1.000 original purchaser lineage, .stands 5-11 and.«,weigh8 caught all along the Western Con league manager. o s'- long as he own* ■'t'ii|i squad.. Only • 1 k a! (be (ime, phia: Canton, N, C.; Oklahoma three sophomores in the backfleld ■ophomore member of the Univer 140 pounds. Still he out-drove the Fleet Lube ...... 4 0 1.000 Daniels playeil at manv of (be City, Pasadena, Tex.; Peru, Ind.; and a line lliat averages 192 pounds sity of Florida golf team. All are necticut shore with especially 'Seymour has long been identi Pagan! Caterers ...... 3 1 .7,50 the' vehicle on which booming 20-year-old Nicklaus on It I* Installed. fine-t (enni- i' liters In the I’niled Delroll; Springfield, Mo.; .St, from end to end. Captain Thomas Discovering of Seven Stickout Slingers 19 years old. nearly every hole In cutting him large fish at Norwalk and Darien. fied with 10 pin bowling having Flano’s Restaurant ..3 1 .750 .via’es and (.'ijnaiia. im lqding Ne«-- • fllltlng — Daryl .Spencer, fiarila, Paul. Minn ; Denver: Mesa, Ai It;.; Reese, a 2()p-pound guard wiil.he The match-play marathon over down with steady, accurate play The porgie run is about over In started out 23 years ago—in 1933 Burnside . Auto ...... '.3 1 .760 AS LOW AS por, B, I. and Poresl Hills, .S' V, »»na 2-for-S and drove In three runs .Seattle; .Stockton. Calif,: (lardena, leading Ihe forward wall whjle lit the hilly. Umbered'Aeifityard St. that put him,one-under-par for the the area eaat of the Thames —in Albkny, N.Y.,'first as a pin Dean Machine ...... 3 1 .750 .\nilierst Grad In 6-4 virlory over Reds, that was Calif.; VaneoHver; Mr .. Air Force: tle Tony .Sanders, senior quarter Must Be Credited to Orioles’ Bird Dogs Loula Country Club course, has 15 holes needed. River, although some fair catches boy and. later as a competitor. Dugan Bakery ...* ...3 1 .750 fliadiiale of Andietlil. l,n 1 deeldeil on his hvo-nin homer In II.S. .Navy; a Cuban team from back, will be trying to mold the fifth..apd’sixth round action today. The Ohio' State pharmacy stu are still being made. T h e local man started'with Man Mttle Joe's ...... 1 8 .250 ..s-'islant '.ennis pro at the K-'sex ' the eighth. .» Orlenie Provlnee»and Ijong Island neophytes in the backfleld, „Thit Will trim the field to the four dent was six-down after the first Fishing for winter flounder is ager Roxie Leone’* Silver Lane al Carter’s Chevrolet . . . 1 8 .250 City, N. Y. Botli 5’ale and Trlnit.v. open the New York (NEA)- A major watched Walker pitch for Bing Roy Motors ...... i s .260 I'olinli y Club,and llliee seal Uteri IMtchIng —> Ray lirrberl, A's, NATIO.N’AL LEAGUE seml-flnaliats who will joust over nine before stubbornly yielding in picking up all along the coast. leys aa a lane raalivtenarice man too>£ o\ ee the bead pros po.sl at, shut out Y ankees on five hits over 1960 season at home Sept. 24th leagpie club Is fortunate to conic High in a suburb of Ada. Okla., the, the 36-hole route tomorrow. The what must he one of the classic- up The fall striper migration Is re and has. advanced to his present Oslund, Tool A Die ...1 3 .260 - Wednesday’s Results old home lown of the f a m o,n jT ■ •t'e Ho'islon t-Vain’ ry ('lull. Texas. last six Innings for 2-1 victory. kli.M step to becoming a Suere.ss- against t ’onhei linit and Williams up with more than one .stickout winners' meet In a double round sets of the tourney’s history.. ported In full swing off the East position. ' With more' than, - 40 Nlchol's Tire ...... 1 8 .250 respeetivelv. - ■ 1,0s .Angeles 5, Pittsburgh 2. Waner brothers and Hairy Brech- ern shore. Good fUrhlng for school leagues to reckon with, Seymour Man. Upholstery ...j.ff V .000 .pianiels WHS ihtcie.sted in teaWc; ful ba.ss fisherman is to keep chang M. l..o)iis 6, f'lneinnatl 4^-'’ pitcher in a debade. Saturday for the prestige-packed Just before going out against • ng and -ulie/i he^carned nt an ■ Prank OecaU, third base roach ■ ■ ■4. ■ - cen, • the Oriole .s’ acconiplished championship of the 60th tourna Lewis, Nicklaus had beert a tiger stripers can be had along the finds himaelf m busy man. Onf* Willie’s ...... 0 4 .000 ing lilies and, ri>e(Imd.s. You can .'HlUvBiikee 10, Chicago, 2. The Yankees, for example, have pitching mentor. Brechceii being Cities Service ...... 0 4 .000 . orej.irg III Ip.noliilo: luCpityked his,'wilti Ihe r’ll'sburgh Biralea, last alwavs make at leasi a fair earfli .SI. T.oiils, Sept.*' 1.5 VTi T wo I*hlla(|elphla A, San Franrisro 1. ment. like killer In mauling Marine Phil shore an^ bull striped bass to 40 league lists 40 • teams and 200 (’oiineetitiit siirviviirs' in the Na- only Whltcy Ford to show for the attached to the-Birds didn’t hurt pounds are being taken at the bowlers, one of the biggest in the Man. Sand“A Gravel ..0 4 .000 ' graf ni lulling the lenni' ia>qj>da’. ; played fru York, Ba,..Jn the Inter- If you strike on the right r.nm- W I. Pet. GB past, 10 years. Charles Francis Lewis HI, whose Rogers of La Jolla, Calif., 6 and 5. CY SEIIMOUR Ford, Chevrolet — and taught. Kngllsh and ilirecied ' •‘‘t-ale, (..eagiiejn 1948, , ' .lion.')l A.miteiir Golf Tournament their chanres of signing the then His surge of par-busting included reefs. School stripers to 10>pounds Blast. blnation for the time. PttlNbiirgli .. .85 54 .612 — 1116 Orioles, therefore .had to J 8-year-nld Walker. Neither did grandfather Waa a golf pro 51 Results; Pagainl’s 3, Joe's 1; 1049-1$6$. All mod- were eiimlniiled yesterday. Dirk S t.. I.a)ilia ,,,, .IS 59 .572 year* in Devonshire. England, and five birdies, one eagle and seven are plentiful from Stratford to Seymour is also an instructor boasted a .187 average. Hia bei|).t 5 'i have ’ conaiderably more [than a 518,000. , ■ single effort was a 297 In NeW ABA'4, Upholstering 0; Fisno’s 3, els. .Slderowf ■ . nf Newington was Milwaukee .'. .19 61 .564 «'/J Spot of lurk to bob up with a half- various eitict in the United States, pars In the- 13 holes required t', years. By now It Is established eific Coast Undercover man, snatch ducted by the Connecticut 10-pin married daughters. ed Stock out of Washington State Bowling Proprietors In Westport. Cities 0; Fleet 4,, Sand A Gravel FREE MOUNTING ’'quarter match. .lohn Suiswan of Clncjlnnall .. .64 78 .451 •22', that there- is no reason why Chuck The Silver Lanes have been re 0; Dean 3, Roy’J 1; Dugan’s 8, Bloomfieltl bowed to Deane Be- .Chicago ...... 53 83 ..19(1 80>', Estrada, Milt Pappas..Jack Fish College; -He throws as -hard as Mrs. Helen Jackson la also a certi surfaced and all new pins installed. WHQJE YOU WAIT Fisher. fied'Instructor and will handle the Oslund 1. map of Relhe.sda, Md., 7 and 5.’ Philadelphia . .S’? 88 .871 SSi'i er. Steve Barber, Jerry Walker There is a fine jielectlon of bowling Top fcorss included Bob Cbne after dcfenling I>"wl.* Fowler nf Richard.s and the Orioles made O n women’s needs. eqtiJpmpnt. The nursery la open ' Today’s Games and Wes Stock shouldn’t continue UConn Coach to Get Liner Team 199-202-”566, AI Turkington 201- USED CAR Boulder, Colo., I-up, in the fourth law Angeles (Craig 1-2) at handcuffing the enemy, for .some assembling a corking American The league manager has resid daily and frse Instructional clinic 560, Ron Bronzi 528, Nino Pagaini Double Action Airplane Type Hercules Heavy Duty round. Pittsburgh (Friend ilA-ll). seasons to come. League pitching .staff look ridkm-. ed in Manchester'since 1956. Loot for women la held- Thursday 193-SiO, Ai AughenUaugh 161, (thirago (Hobble 14-17) at Mil Actually, Baltimore, has brought lously easy, which it-isn’t. year he rolled in four leagues and mofiknga. 1 > George Smith 188. waukee (Burdette 16-11). in seven standout slingers since In Scrimmage with Brown Friday CLEARANCE SALE San Francisco (Sam Jones 16- the St. Louis Browns became the 14), at Phllailelphla (Owens 4-12). Orioles In 1954. Billy O’Dell, now 8:05 p.m. with the Giants, was, the Birds’ Back to Manager BtoTFS—Gooch Bob Ingolla hfÔugUelmo, Jim ChuM>uck ond< *al collera with Co-Capt. Kopp, a ALL PRICES REDUCED! I‘ Only games scheduled. original bonus baby. th# Univsnlty Connecticut foot Tom Angell right up there push halfback, being used quite a bit SHOCK a o 9 S NOTICE ball taom will get a line on what ing the startere for their Jobs^ here to capitalize on his experience I Friday's (lame* O’Dell collected $13,.500 coming BOWLING TEAMS I/OS Angeles at Chicago. out of Clemson. The others, ’with Oklahoma City, Sept. 15 UPl to sjqpect of hia I960 Huskies at Guorde—:Two veteran starters as an All-State high school quar I San Francisco a t St. laiuis (N). the exception of- >Walkcr, came —A Little I.,eaguo baseball bat a pre-oeoaon acrlmmage to be held in John Bodak and Fred Stack- terback. ABSORBERS^ y f 1?57 BUICK 1' 1958 P>i)CKARD I Philadelphia at Mllwauke (N). conaiderably more teasonably and tle ended yesterday with a dl*'^ at Brown UMveralty on Friday pole were c(>nildered capable Halfbacks'— Real solid starting f OARS (-’eiitury (.'ommitri., Ful! Power. 4-Door 8ed*n. Power Biske* aril ORDER YOUR Pittsburgh at Ctnclnifatl (N) it's about time somebody got 'trlct court jury ordering a, for afternoon. when training began. The devel- pair (CojCaptains Tom Kopp and GOLFIAW COMPLETE Kxrrllent Conditinn.. ' mer manager to pa,y' a former FREE INSTALLATION [ t $1095 Steering. ■ Exrellenl Condition. $1095 AMERICAN LEAOITE credit for digging them up. Tha scrinunsge, which will be Qipment of depth at this position Bill Mlnnerly) with two bright TALCQTTVIUE— ROUTE 13 I NO EXTRAS umpire $21—instead - of the looking replacementa In untried -Wednesday’* Results. dutch Pitcher .' . port of Brown's onuol press olom- has been A pleasont eurprlse ivlth BOWLING SHIRjrS $.50,000 the umpire ''siied for. ■ ooke, is open only to invited Fred Tiniley, Fred Koury, Jim Pete Barbarlto,. a sophomore, and Baltimore II, Detroit lo! The case of the fireballing'Es JACK FISHER lisB SINCA 1958 M.G.A. ROADSTER trada perhaps is the more inter E. J. Rea brought suit ruMU. I' Bninelle and Henry Connon brac Ralph Rinaldi, a letter ■ "wlniier at Excellent Condition! Ksinsas A ..580 — in 1956. Krueger went to Salinas, aa far os-’atartera are concerned. position waa weakened when top 1959 INTERNAItIONAL Hiiliiiilore l>>] Calif., to' rest, and while In the wa.s scolfted in an Atlanta high got as good as h** $*ve and FMIbacke .h Stronger, because Station Wagon., Uke New! ' ' Champion statio n Wagon. 6 -(’.vhndpr. Stand- Chicago ..(.•? .81 60 A74 2 school toui-nament by Red Norris, was only trying to defend him After some two weeks of (Icnible candidate Tom Doty cracked a CASH ard Shift with Overdrive. A Real CAQC Golden .State saw young Estradq •saaiona on campus,' here is the bone In hie foot which caused him of an added year of experisnee ac $1995 Waahingten . . . .71 70 ..504 I t pitching tor Santa Margarita the club’s Carolina agent and Fred self.- Dial's team lost thr quired by Jim. Browning and Ralph SPECIAL oaid OARRT • ( ■** Nice Clean and Eronomlral Car! Complvt'^ Sdtetion Cleveland...... ,70 70. .lioo die Hofmann, the one-time Ameri game. outlooti by posltiona: to be shelved for acme fbur to six Highi Estrapa’ talked nf. going tb Ends—ôuld be atronger than week's. Don Menilence, mijved over Rinaldi who alternated here last Detroit .64 17 .454 It college, but' Krueger had the in can*' League catcher, and New- .After,.the fracas, Dial was season. Tony Lombardi now con Of Sho«»i B ^ , Etc. • Boaton ...... « l po .483 8t houser. ■ ' fliied as a Little Ltwgue mana last stason with letter-winner* from a substitute tackle last year, , ALL TlREfl PLUS TAX EXCHANGE RECAPPABLB TXXX MAXtliOLDER CAM TO CHOOSE FROM side track when , the kin changed V ’Tom Conroy, Ty>ny Hgnatello, and is currently the top man 'lêre with sidered third man at this position. Kanros City .. ■se to A51 hie mind. He is row Raul Rich Walter Youie, the club’s home ger. Yesterday Rea 'eald he BoMte has given tip nnpMpg. He’s Don Romins available for another Richard Boi}dreau arid' JBert ards' preferred clutch pjtcher. area operative, manages the, most Schreiber preiulng him for the TOUfln TAKWWr Today'* Game* accomplished aandlot.team in the going back id managing. MMon. outer top progpectS’ ore TOURNAMENT Lou D’Annunolo, the c|ub'p,reel- Boat Lansing, Mich.— (N S A )^ ‘ No Gome* Sch*dul«d. Cheeapeake Bay district. -One day Tom Nelson, Wayne Nôneezny dent forager, and Hal N4whouser,- find burly Fiat ICahoney. ^ Qiiarli^baek All-Yankee Coa- Michigan State opens Its 1660 »UAI|FYINO ROUNDS NOW MING PLAYED ^ McBRIDE’S Frldoy'o Otauneo the eld lefthgnder, shouted Bsppae a robust lefthander.-a p p e a r e d y ALL-ROUND ATHLETE w TIRE SERVICE HARTFORD ROAD ENTERPRISES Bolllmoro at Now York. 6 Taelriee' Hhsping up quite well fenmoe center Dave Bishop is mak football season ogolnat highly for- against Youae's Lebhe’i outfit. The while the Gorgeous Greek pitched with the pooslhUity this ipoettlon ing a bold bid tb take over a posi nldablb Pittsburgh. TUEÂYsWEDNCSDAY-THilRSDAY.l E W i ^PT. 13- 14. 1S FISK DEALER or ntuemp uri CAM p.m. :very nex^spring Steve Barber was SPORT iSPOT high school ball in Detroit. And Ûniversity Park, Po. (NEA)— tion which was vacated by graduo* tW ] Roiimu jnity at OisrolMid, (N). thsy didn’t fivs up. while high at the Orioles, recruit camp at ^1 tw snongt' IBon Mat fall. ' - 1 TB U >a,IHM(M_ OPEN EVENINOB TH,!, f IM CENTER irr. MI' 6-6141 Ernie McCoy, director of athletten .Yetter winners Bob T)reat and tlon. He looks fine during practice Average doUgr attendance at . ENTRYsm isi rsKFEESLOO Open T iil 9 P jL snd FrL-"-An Dsy SrL Rooton at Wnoliliigiw, e idlffer- immy Adair, now a coach, baseball and foothgU at Michigan. IfhM .la IMS p ^ U o a . with 6*5, show his mettle. Gerry McDonough 16,887, on Inenaeo of SA per m m $ iD - |20-$ 18-S10 IN PRO SHOP C| TEL* M r S-2444 t ' ' ■ ’ t , ' MOiiMioMi Jt/b n Oontoitils, TOhjr and Joe Kllinai also Wted os slfn- over 1686. i a * I * -._L 'tV..,'.' I.-.. , 'it. MANCHESTER EVENING JERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPtEMBER 16, I960 HANOTESTiER EVENING HERALD, MANGHESTER, CONl4^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1960 BAQE TWEHTT4 >jkGB Twmrry-Two ArttclM For Sil* 4b Booatiwld Goods 51 Apaftniaiita—Fhta-'f H o u m s f o r S u it 72 Rouaes ter Sul* f Z Ho|BI** for Sal* . 72 Motorcycles^Bleydea 11 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY PAGALY and SHORTEN Help WiuitoR— H rI* M SaloBrntR Wanted 88*A Moidcal lnsfiiim*iitg 58 ' t m Tsiieineiitb 63 J. TWO WBIMAN leather tooled tier ALL KINDS' qterUteed, .racondi- ACCORDION. BU montha eld, like 4 CAROL OR?VB - RockvUle, H8,- I-^BOLTQN-Tbla is ■ beaut I 3-FABOLY duplex 4 - and 4. Vep- PORTER 8Tfaan%-3* 1 f o r SALjy^SSl B.M.W. «00 ec. Mr. Auto Wash needs p«ver- SPECSALJTT Mleaman—New pnid- tables. |4S each. TUt-top and hall tioned used furniture for every new with case. 130 baas, Ba 9-4760 THREE ROOBU funilshdd — heat, 650. 6 room ranch, large living $13,900 ranch neiw Bolton Center planck School area. 31 ‘ Seaman Including 8 rood Excell^rtcondltlon. Call Coventry, uct for industry, business, home. UUea 146. BH 8-5829. M o s t op the nseos Moes kl men on a permanent basis room, including iprlngs, mat; after 8:80 p.m. hot water, centrally located. On room, cabinet Uteben, 8 bed Road, enclosed Vreezeway and at Circle. BO 9-0910.' mant; Large gitehek,'4 Top eommiasion, unpaual bonue. tached garage, aluiplnum com- MAWOS THAN A SlAi^SE STATUE TO MAKi B u u e t t m e b e s e a slight lulu and for washinir and diiTing of New England open to producere. treaseei, TVe, and eparkUng, clean bua line. CaU Newington MOhawk rooms, 1%% motteage can be Uving room, an* 4 badrOmat'.lii: w pU uicef, New 9xX2 vlpcoee ruga, PIANO SALE — Just arrived ah- assumed. Blartop B. Robertson, blnationa ' uroUgbout R,^ F. 180x410 U n , 4%% G.I. mortgage, main houae. Apartment ha# • m > THE SWriCMBOARO * GUESS iNHO.PASSES D y - automobiles. Appl:^ In person. CaU BQ 2-0800 or Box E, Herald. 6-9868. s m a l l COAL or wood burning brpnze-brasa dinette, and chromp other carload of famous Jansson Broker, lO 8-6968. Dlmock Co., BO 9-5345, Barbara plctimaque I ^droom ranch, rata antnmea, Uvlag room, iiM> Businem Semcea Offered 18 MR. AUTO WASH stove, gray enambl, f*. MI s-827*. kitchen Mts, mattreuea. Top and Lester Betsy Roes apinet FOUR ROOM apartment avaUable Woods, BO 9-7702, Johanna Evana, fireplace, oversize garage, Excel room, Utiehen. and bath, BaUlwo.. ADVERTISING^ brand names at 80% to 40% planoe. Also, the new Hardman- Nov. let. 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EZ Wearing Apparel— Fora 57 FIVE ROOM' and aunporch apart doors, amesita drive, shade trees, 0-5245, Barbara Wcxxlla, Ml 9-’n02, waite, 52 Fean St. work with husbands also. A;Apply In Female . 38 9-1592. terms at Marlow’s, 867 Main; ment, centraUy located, heat and 80 days occ >ancy. Marion E. Johanna Evans, Ml 9-5858. ahaded lot. Quiet street, $33,990: St. Full shed dormer, garage. One ^ p l e a s s _ r e a d y o u r a d person to Mr. Eichelberger,r. Room FOR SALE—TVo Jimlor brides hot water. Ihtuuded, redecorated. Robertson,. Broker, Mp 8-5958. Glenn Roberts Realtor,- office BG block from Buckley School. COMPLETE REPAIRS—By Stu 10, State Tlieater Building, 753 BABY SITTING from 5:80 p.m. to FLAT BOTTOMED plywood boat, $100 month. Call Ba 9-6808 or BO rV-BIANCHESTER-Autumn St. 4-1621, eve. Bri 4-0181. | , OUm UM w M ar «n tafew w r tta P|>^M ■ «)««>- art R. Wolcott on automatic Main St., 10-11 a.m., B-7 p.m. maid dresaep, blue taffeta. One WEST CENTER Street—7 room Immaculate 6 room colonial, com . any hour in the morning. Ml *50; 9x9 umbrella tent, *25; % s ix PIECE aofa bed, den set. BU ■Ue 10 one size 12. BH 9-l'783. 9-5781. rcalciice. Tba MinrOMr afeould rm l hla M tba n it S t OAT IT washers, dryers and electric 9-3237, aak fop Jean, 8:0147 after .6. EngUah' colonial. Large Uvlng pletely redecorated, 18x34 living FOUR BEDROOM ranch. 2 baths. UonlM « » Olcott St. Garags. rqUy APPEAKS •■«) BEPORI EK|t bo oorrocted bjr '‘aiahe food ” taaorMoa. between 1:80-4:80 or any time carpeting plus many extraa. Only Dlmock Co., MI 9-5245, Barbara shaded tot. $19,500. Glenn Roberts, Saturday or Sunday. Must ba axpartftnead. Opportunity BABT SITTER for four year old washer *25, white porcelain bath room sink $20. All good condition. WESTmOHOUSB electrie range in FUR COAT, good condition, also BosHiess LocaUons $17,990. Paul J. Correntl, BO Woods, Ba 9-7702, Johanna Elvans, Realtor; office MI 4-1521, eve. 1^ $21,000—Excellent value in this T for advancalhant, Salary opan. Ap boy. Vicinity Diane Drive, Hours good condition. $60. Phone BQ cloth coat. Bu 3-6010. 3-5363. Ba 9-5653. 4-0181. TYPEWRITERS and oMca ma 2-80 to 8:80 p.m. CaU MI 9-0125. MI 9-0734 after 6:30. 3^6969. for Rent 64 room horn# on Russell St. 4 bed chines—rm lra , sales, sendes and ply at Aeromold Produeta, 96 rooms. Dial Ml 3-2711 BROWN AND gold sofa $50. Ma BOWERS SCHOOL—6 rooms, brick V—BIANCHESTER-Keeney St 5% BEAUTIFUL custom 6 room rentals. Ml 0-8477. Brooklyn, Rock'vUIa, 9-8. WILL CARE for children bt my MUST SELL—Moving out of state. FOR OFFICE Or buataiaaa uae. hogany bedroom set $46, quality Wanted—To Bay 58 Main St. near Center. 8 rooms, ranch, basement recreation r6om, room modified Cape with breeze ranch, entrance hall, 2 fireplaces, $22,500—If Rockledga la your de- home. Route-86, Camp Meeting 30 voL Americano, couch, lawn office, 8-car garage, 100x150, way and attached garage, built-in 4 picture wtndowS’ steel beam con-|gi|.e be sure to check this" t bed- 008MA APPLIANCE SERVICE • “TTiM /u tir FULL AND part-tima help wanted. Rd., Bolton, between Sperry Glen furniture, Crockers $10, bed couch ground Door, plenity at parking. $5, 14 pairs ruffled curtains $5, mower, Neico roacter, reclining WB BUY, SELL or trade antique trees. Carlton W. Hutchins Ba range and oven, large well land- rznch, 1% baths, 3 tiraptecas. Lost and Found I Automobiles for Sale 4 Repaln all- mak# refrlgeratora, MRie.szmtczKA,] Apply to Mr. Ovlan at Ellington and Rosemount. MI 9-5885, chair. T V set, haasock^ Kitchen Ml 9-5229, $rf. 9-5182. (reezara, whahlng machines, y- Ridge Country Club, Abbott Road, rugs, 10 ft. recreation table $10, and used furniture, china, glasa, abaped lot. The condition of thia lOtaSM. trew, $20,900. Carlton W. Lively lot on Arnott Rd. WANTED - C leu used ears. Wo 87*1 tO.thVfSr, set, metal cabinet, beilroom set, sUvar. plchire (rames and old LARGE STORE at 26 Birch 8L home is like new. Priced $17,400. Hutchins, BO 9-5132. PbUND-^*0” wheel red and white era, raiwes, oU and gaa bumera. miMAGHKiS, Ellington. lamps $2, kitchen table, 2 chairs 30” electric range, mlacellaneoua BLANCHESTER GREEN—Spacious bicyele Herciileii. 1»0 Center St. buy, trade down or trade' any- MI 8-088S. All woiii guaranteed. $8, 3-drawer chest $5, kitchen cabi coins, old doua and guns, hobby i^ ply Marlow's, 667 Main St CaU the R. F. Dimock Co., BO •»> A ------=* $24,900—Cuatom built split level Dog^^BIrds—Pete” 41 Items, Ba 8-1882, 390 School St. 6 room ranch, 8 large bedrooms, in Bolton. 7 rooms, 1% baths. Aa Chll Ml *-2457. ______thln(. Douglas Motors. US Main. WANTED—Retired machinist (or nets, $10. Rummage bargains. MI collections, attle etntents or whole Near M i^ St. Parking. 0-5245, Barbara Woods, BG 0-7702, MANCHESTER 21 ft. living room with fireplace, or Johanna Evana, BG 0-S65S. $11,000—8 room older colonial, large acre of play area for children u d M A M RUBBISH REMOVAL Servr part-tima work repairing me SEEKING HOMES for excmtional- 3-590S, COBfBINATION gaa and wood, coal eetates. Furniture Repair Service, NEED A CAR and tigd your credit ice—reaidentiai, commercial, in- TalcottvlUe, Conn., Tel. Ml 8-7449. MAIN STREET—BuUding for com- dining room, kitchen with dish lot. pets. LOST—PAS.S BOOK No. 17.7,1, Sav- chanical equipment and keeping In ly pretty kittens. Phone Ml 9-8818 or oil. One apace heater, heata one washer and formica counter tops, turned down? Short on down pay- duatrial. Attica, cetlara, yards, in running order. Phone Rockville ’TR merdal tnulnasa or omca use. VI—BOLTON—New 6 room cape, Injre Department of the Connecti Heating and Plumbing 17 Courses and Classes 27 Iêlp Wanted— Petnml* 35 after 8. room. Call MI 0-1280 ceramic tiled bathroom, attached JARVIS REALTY CO. cut Bank * Tniat Co., N. Main 'ment? Bankrupt? RepoeseealonT cinerator-cardboard drums. Lawn 5-2514. Boats and .kccesMortes 46 Will subdivide. MI 9-0239. 9-5. living room with paneled fireplace Don’t give up! See Honest Doug Rooms Withont Board 59 garage, aluminum .atorip .win- wall, formal dining room, custom $14,900—4 and 8, two-family, large Office Open Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. St. office. Application made for mowing. Light trucking. MI 9-9757. PLUMBING AND heating - ra- ELECTRONICS — ’’Learn by Do- COOK \WANTED — Evenings. HOME FOR two cute kittens, one COMBINATION five burner gaa las, get. the lowdown on the low ABLE—ALERT—APT. If you have NEVER USED 1960 distributors LARGE ONE-room air-conditioned dowa and doors, 50 ft. paneled Gregg kitchen cabinets, rolled for lot. Call Bn 8-4113 payment. modellng installations, repairs. ing” at Cohnecttcut’s oldest elec Acadia Restaurant, 108 Tolland tiger one white and orange. 118 stove with, gaa heater and grill. NEWLY DECORATED room In office. 100% Main St. location. bfuiement with walk-out rear Evenings Call BG 8-7147. est down and amplest payments FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt aerv- All work guaranteed 25 years ax- the above qualifications we want Maple St. MI 9-7449. model, 17 ft. fiberglas boat. High mica, Vk baths, 8 large bedrooms, $18,000—6 and 8, two-family, 4H% tronics- school. Day and evening ’Tpke. Ml\ 9-8127. Two years old. Moving. Ba 9-7676. private home, shower, parking. Marlow’s 867 Main St basement door, 36 ft. aundeck with walkout basement, one acre PI 2-8311, Ba 9-1878 ifOTlCE l.‘« HEREBY Riven that anywhere. Not a small loan or Ice on all types of electrical wir penence. 24-hour aerirlce. Call classes start Sept. 26. Enroll now I to talk to you. We have an excel side family model, windshield, mortgage. Pa»a Bonk No. Hlt.lR, i.asiied hy finance company plan. Douglas ing. licensed and Insured. Wilson lent opening for a man to be WANTED—Good home for brown BO 9-8854. patio beneath, stone terraced rear Wooded lot, fully landscaped, ame- $18,800—$2,000 under owner’s cost. Earl VanCamp, Ml 9-4749 N.E, Technical Institute of Con BOOKKEEPING machine operator steering, hardware, life preserver FOR SALE!— 8-pleca living room STORE F o r RENT, approximately yard, .'nicely landscaped and The SavinRa Bank of Mancheater Motors. 333 Main St. Electrical .Co., Manchester, Ml with knowledge of typing for gen- trained as a sales representative. and white mongrel male puppy. cushions. Must be seen to be ap set. Good condition, with two,aeta site drive. Selling for $16,800. Call Olcott Street. Immaculate " t w o FINE HOMES 9-4817, Glastonbury, ME 3-7376 necticut, Hartford, JA 5-3406. 2500 square feet. On heavy trav fenced. Near schools, churches and the R. F. Dlmock Co., ^ 9-S24S haa been loat and application, haa ereal office work. Experience pre Good starting salary with commis Three months old. MI 9-3188. preciated. List price $1,295. For of custom made allp covers. A l^ , SINGLE ROOM. OenUenian pre- eled road. Box M, Herald. over-alzed 4 finished six room been made to said bank fop pay r~9S4 OLDS CONVERTIBLE. 1951 sion and bonus. Company vehicle shopping areas. Possible or Barbara Wcxids, BO 9-7702, c;w“pi2stVrerw^ls”“d;i^^^^ “ ferred but n'ot necessary. Apply immediate sale $700. Also at tre lamps, coffee table, and green ferred. Ba 9-0723. mortgage, 47 Hilltop Drive. CaU v-ape. t-iamerea waus, aeiuxe | parish area. Older 7 room ment of the amount of depoait. Mercury, 1949 Mercury. Repos MAN—With pick-up truck desires Radio-TV .Repair Private Instructions 28 furnished and all expenses on It living room rug. Tel. MI 9-8871 Johanna Evans BH 9-56S3. rec room, heated. Aluminum sessed? Don't cry. Ti^ Honest light trucking, nibbi.ah removal, Manchester Modes, Inc., Pine St., mendous discount 1960 40 h.p. owner Sa 9-9r“1-9598. Price~ $20,500. home, 3-car garage, amealte ^ Services 18 Manchester. \ paid. We want a man,,wlth Am COLU'E MONGREL pups, free. MI Evlnrude Lark, electric Starter, after 4:15 p.m. or all day Satur ROOM FOR young lady. All the RonsM tor Rent 65 aiding and combinations Douglas, 333 Main. odd Jobs. Very rea.aonahle, Call DRUM LESSONS for beginners 9-9421. day. v n —BIANCHESTER—Near Keeney 4V4% mortgage. Well land drive, combination windows. bition as chance for advancement less than 25' houra, never in salt comforta of home. A few feet from ROCKLEDGB —6% remm cape 2 Good condition throughout. Ex Announrcmenu JA 8-4'012. RADIO-'TV REPAIRS, any m ake- by ■ experienced teacher. Easy la excellent. All company benefitst Street School. Beautiful L shaped scaped, shade trees. Among PRIVATE —FORD 1956 4-door, JUST THREE hours a “day can water. 1980 Gator trailer, model everything. MI 9-8339. LARGE 6 room aplU level with full baths, built-in oven aind ranch, 2’^ years young, extra cellent location. $2,900 aaSuiim cars amplifiers, phonographs ^ d method. MI 9-0608. earn you *30 to *40 a week In For interview apply at Singer 216. Call MI 9-6018 for a data to AAA 1 Albert Super Bargains! garage Including playroom and comparable houses. Fordomaflc, V-8, radio and heat TREE SURGERY and tree remov Poultry and Supplies 43 I’LL BET YOU 100 TO 1 range, enclosed porch, one-car ga large li'ving room with fireplace., conventional mortgage. Nq qloe- PHUOD-BENDIX W lb. wash 28c; er original owner, mileage 44,000 changers. Over 47 years total ex your .spare time\ selling AVON Sewing Machine Co. 832 Main St. Inspect. ATTRACTIVE ROOM, very nicely washroom, 6 milea to Hartford or rage. There are many extraa go $19,500—Oversized 5 room ranch, dry, 10c. tûcky Lady I.aunder al, Ixcwest prices. For "tree esti YOU CAN’T BEAT THESE three twin-sized bedrooms, large Ing cost. Immediate oeeuteB* miles, *600, MI 3-4544. mates Call PI 2-6406. perience. 90 days guarantee on all Cosmetics, Fragrances and Christ SEX LINK Pullets, starting to lay, furnished, tile bath, in quiet pri Mancheater, $145 a month.. Im- ing with this houae that makes good location. esntsr, t Maple. ft , across from work. Potterton’s, Ml 9-4587. Bonds— Storks Morteages 31 TOM STE'VENS SEZ: t r e m e n d o u s VALUES vate home. Parking. 816 Spruce Wooded lot. Priced at $18,600. CaU cy. Second mortgage avaâble. mas Gifts to women In your *2 each’ Frederick Dent, 41 Apel macmlate condition. Sign one year for comfortable living. $23,900. The R. F. Dlmock Co.. BO 9-5245, First Nsdoftsl Store. Open 24 19,’)4 FORD WAGON, 1954 Mercury. BRICK AND stone mason and ce MORTGAGES—We are. in a posi neighborhood. If yoii need money, Place. 12-FOOT RUNABOUT, 18 h.p. $350. ANYWHERE — ANY PLACE St. • leaks or better. Bfl 4-1462 any PhUbrick Agency, Bn 9-8464. BOLTON $15,800—Mancheater—Well kept • h ^ is. ______CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, Let Me Show You How MI 8-0238. Samuel Albert Barbara Woods, BD 9-7703, Jo 5,600—Second Lake. 4 room year 19.52 I'o7d, Bankrupt? So what! ment work. MI 9-5451 after 3:30. tion to finance second mortgages think what a trememdous differ time. hanna EiVana Bu 0-5658. room Cape, all finished, flre- available al, hours Satisfaction ROOMS AND CABIN by the week. BIANCHESTER — 8 room brick 'round ranch. ELECTROLUX iRl Automatic F, Why walk? Douglas, 333 Main. Days call Ml 3-5042. • • In any amounts. Terms to suit ence thia can make! No experience , Through FREE! FREE! FREE! place, open atairway, veatinile. guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1315. needed. We give complete train Articles For Sale ^5 $100 DIAMOND RING Free parking. Sdranton’a Bfotel, ranch, enclosed breezeway, 2-car $14,700—4 finished 6 room cape, the world's flneat cleaner., I.lRhl "our needs. J. D. Realty, 470 160 Tolland ^rnpike. Ba 9-0826 V m —BOLTON. 6 room ranch pear full dining room, amealte.drive, 1958 FORD 8, 2-door automatic, MAN WITH pick-up tnick desires Main St., Ml 3-‘bl29. ing. Call today. CH 7-4137. TELEVISION Ulamonds— Watch (is— With purchase of any 8 rpom out Suburban For Rent 66 garage, one year old, quality con Manchester to-wn line. 8 bedrooms, basement garage, view. lovely landscaped yard with weight, automatic, new work aav- *1,095. 1958 Ford 8, 2-dcxcr stand GONDER’B TV Sendee—Motorola after 6 p.m. light tnicklng, rubbish removal, . and Phllco (aetcry aervlce. Hi-Fi, Jeweb? 48 fit during our great half-price sale I struction, exceptionally desirable extra large lot, $15,000. R, F. $15,700—6 room ranch, basement plenty of shade trees. Ing features. See- It today. MI ard *945 Must sell one. 18 Jordt odd Jobs, Very reA«onable. MI BOOKKEEPER TYPIST ^ Mature INK DRUMS for sale. Inquire Her COVEJNTRY LAKE—8 room houae, garage, view. phonos and auto radlna. 214 Spruce A BEAUTIFUL way to ease your DIRECT MAIL You get a $100 diamond matched BTJr Wi SHED r o o m with garage location with a view. Priced in the Dimock Co., Bn 9-5245, Barbara S-880« after 4 p.m. St,, MI .1-8840, ' 9-9944. woman, experienced bookkeeper, ald Office, 13 Blssell St. LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler—ra year 'round. Stove, refrigerator $16,900—4 finished, oversized 6 St. Ml 9-1486. mind! Lump your debts. A second engagement and wedding ring, available. Teacher preferred. Ml high 80s. Call for appointment. Woods, Ml 9-7702, Johanna Evana, mortgage costs only a penny a to take over and be responsible for pain, adjuata watches expertly 8COBa?LETE furnished. Ideal for couple. Ba PhUbrick Agency, BH 9-8464. room cape, 3 stone tiae' U & R REALTY CO., INC. NEWSPAPER HOME Ma d e ravioli, fresh or 9-1592. Bn 9-5653. ; 1952 BUIfTK Super. Beautlhil. Bad month for each’ dollar you borrow. the bookkeeping and clerical pro Reasonable prices. Open Tuesday 3-1605. places, full ahed dormer. Personals credit? No credit? Come on In. ALL Ma k e s ot t v ,, radio and frozen, SOc doz. 246 Avery Street, ROOMS OF BRAND NEW home electronic equipment ex-; Call Frank Burke, < n 6-8897. Con cedures in the office of a, rhedium Telephone Prospecting thru Saturday, Thursday eve FURNITURE AND COBIPLETELY furnished one or BOLTON X-'VERNON — New 6 room rtmch $19,000—Large 8 room cape, IH R. 9 . Murdock BO 1-3693, BO $-*478 Honest Douglas. 33.1 Main. Household Rcwices ■ size business. Please phone MI Wapping. Ml 4-0604. nlngs. 129 Spruce St. Ml 9-4887. COVENTRY-'iFour room cottage, pertly repaired, with a 90-day necticut Mortgage Exchange, 15 ■’WESTINGHOUSE” two li(^t housekeeping rooms, one with attached garage, built-in baths, stone veneer. 36 BROOKFIELD St.—Four bed VACRIUM dÊANEPJI repairart in Offered 13-A 9-4578, Tues. thru Friday between all year ’round rent. Prefer mid Beautiful 8 room executive $19,000—6 room ranch, Valentine my own home shop. Forty yeara guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the Lewis St., Hartford, Outride Girls Prospecting POWER LAWN MOWERS—Jacok APPLIANCES or two adults. Call after 6 p.m. Ml stove and oven, one acre wooded room Colonial, 1>4 baths, 3-car ga 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. $10 DOWN DELIVERS dle-aged couple. Call from 6-8 ccwitemporary ranch designed and lot, 2 fireplaces, near new Vernon built, basement garage, heat fac?/ry experience. All makes, 19.55 PLYMOUTH, excellent condi HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov Manchester TV. Ml 9-1046. •en, Bolena, roro and Ariana. Self- Garden— F'arm— Dairy S-S269. p.m. Ba 3-0441. rage. Ideal home for a famUy. tion, cost *425, Call MI 9-3Z58. RADIATION propelled, push or riding. 18 to 80 FREE! FREE!! FREE!!! built by U & R Construction Co. Elementary Schex)!. SeUlng for ed basement, large deluxe rec lor, rates, free estimates, free al, cellars and attics cleaned. Business Opportunities 32 WANTED— Experienced waitress. Product! 50 less than one year ago. that fea Near all schools and bus. Elva piekup and del!*'.ry. Mr Miller. Ashes, papers all rubbish. Harold Inches Aak for demonstration and 5 GALLONS GASOLINE $17,900. R. F. Dlmock Co.. BH room, amesite drive, sensibly MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA Apply at Hinkels, South St., 'Cov You ^ran earn *10,000-*15,000 year SINGLE ROOM, 843 Main St., Man- tures a sunken living room with 9-6245, Barbara Woods. BH 9-7702, Tyler, Realtor. BG *-44$*, JO 3A t-MM.______• 19,50 4-DOOR BUICK Super, good Hoar. Ml 9-4084. be satisfied. Trade in youf old ma- . EVEN IF NO PURCHASE Wanted to Rent 68 priced. 9-5051, BG 9-9901. transportation. Can be seen at F television, service Ml 9-4641. RESTAURANT for sale, priced entry, Conn. ly. Because of these high earnings, Chester. Call Mr. Ellis. BO 3-0737. exposed beam ceiling marble fire' Johanna Evans, Bn 0-5663. $19,900—Large 7 room home, 3 fire' right. Excellent location. Easily chine. Parta and service. We IS MADE — NO SEWING MACHINES repaired, all A D Auto, 8,56 Main St, Beet offer. hospital and medical, accident and CONCORD GRAPES. Philip Parr, OBUGATTON!. YOUNG COUPLE with two chil place, formal dining room that places, 15x28 living room, out MOVE RIGHT IN -* rttem m eh. TV 8BIRVICB — Potterton's ail PHILCO RECOMMENDED Serv financed. J. D. Realty; 470 Main WOMEN WANTED to assemble sharpen and repair moat aU .hand 12T Charter Oak S^. MI 9-9048. I makes. Free eetimates, pick-up, makes. Highest quality guaranteed health and life Insurance many of The "Supreme” ATTRACTIVE, well heated room, dren desperately need 5 fo 6 room opens to a large stmdeck. The den THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS buildings, view, almost 1% newly decorated, 8 la ^ b bed- ice, on radios, televisions. Also, St., MI S-5I29. Jewelry at home. Star Jewelry Co., our men have been with us eight and power lawn mowers Idl housekeeping, near bua and stores, delivery, low prices. City Sewing 19.59 TRUIMPH roadster, white with work and parta, over 47 jeeapa ex 8-7968. Capitol Equipment C!o„ 88 Free $100 Diamond Set single house or first floor apart Is paneled with a stone fireplace of . rooms, spacious living room; flre- black top. excellent condition, very guaranteed service on all other 60 W. Hays, Bannlrtg, California. or ten yeara. TOMATOES, pick in your own con parking, Bendlx washer. 80 Garden One six room Cape, four room Centeh 4 Charter Oak Ave., Hart perlence. Fan for sendee since PACKAGE STORE for sale, gross Main'St. 8 ROOMS ...... $888 ment preferred. Reasonable. JA Its own. A large'paneled family $25,600—Large deluxe 8 room place, attached g*rage, hear reasonable. Phone MI 9-2576. makes. Shop our special do-it- tainera, SOc peach basket. Angel St. 2nd floor bell. rooih with built-in bar. A kitchen ranch, and three cottages. Five ford. J'A 2-0478. 1931. Phone Ml 9-4817 for best yourself difpartmenf featuring dis ing *30,000. Centrally located. WOMAN TO care for child In my We are the oldest food company St., Manchester. The ’’Marquis’’ 8-0152. ranch, 3 fireplaces, 1% baths, abhool, buses and atorea. Call own- service. home, vicinity Buckley School, TOP S O IL -«08Bibly the cleanest Free $100 Diamond Set that has all electric conveniences, can be bought for $27,000. Pres also 4 room apartment, ga-| er. Ba 9-9351, 1953 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan. count prices. Open evenings and Good potential. *7,000 plus stock. In New England with offices NICELY FURNISHED room next ent owner will finance after mod RIDE WANTED from West St. to J. D. Realty, 470 Main Street, MI own transportation. MI 9-1473. and most fertile available any PEPPERS, eggplants — pick In 8 ROOMS ...... $569 WANTEp. t(J rent with option to 3 large bedrooms, 2>^ baths. 2-car rages, over 2 acres, Hartford Trade, Flalh:i.sh Ave. Ar Radio and healer. Good ronditlon. FIJiT FINISH Holland window Saturday. Satellite Electronics throughout the state of Connecticut where. Prompt delivery. Call to bath, heated. References. MI buy 4-5 room alnê house, vicinity garage and many more custom erate down payment. Priced right. Call Ml 3-7295. 3-5129. and westerii Massachusetts. Yes, It your containers, SOc half bushel. The "Catalina" 3-1734. $40,000—Large 8 room colonial, I THREE BEDROOM ranch, carport, riving 8-8 ;15 a m. Ml 9-3023. shades made to measure. All Service, 165 School St., Manches WOMAN FOR day housework. Leonard L. Glgllo, Bolton, Ml of Manchester. Reasonable. Ba features that are just too beautiful built 1711, nice condition, out combination atorma, 1% baths, un- ter. will pay you.to call now. O il Hart-, 336 HlllStown Rd, Free $100 Diamond Set ANDOVER LAKE—Six room Cape 1953 CHEVROLET, 19.55 Plymouth, metal Venetian blinds at a new CTJTTER GRINDING business and Must provide own transportation. 3-7083. 8 ROOMS ...... $694 ATTRACTIVELY funliished rooms, 3-0494. to describe In words. Why not call buildings, farm - pond, 80 der $18,000. CaU owner evenh%[a. lo\c price. Keys made while you MI 9-4364 ford JA 4-0402 collect, to arrange ELBERTA PEACHES. 16 qt! us for an appointment to show you that could be winterized at mod 195.1 F’ords. Have cars for travel. equipment for sale. For complete' The "Ambassador” complete light housekeeping fa erate cost, plus six lots, $11,900. acres, 25 clear. | Bfl 9-2492. Aotomobnes for Sale 4 wait. Marlow's. your starting In our training class. LOAM—SAND—Stone — Gravel — baskets, $1.59 each and up. Limit INTERESTED IN renting a 4-bed through. Priced at $38,900. No gun. Honest Douglas. 3.1.1 Main. Information write Box F, Herald. Training expense will be paid and Free $100 Diamond Set cilities, available. Central. Chil Millinery Dressmaking 19 WOMEN. TO MAIL circulars, han Fill and Amealte. For prompt de ed supply. Farmer’s Market. 819 8 ROOMS ...... $788 room colonial home in Biancheater VERNON I $17,500-7 ROOMS, 1% baths, %iltt OLDER CARS mechanics spe WEAVING of Bums, moth holes dle orders at home. Write; Royal then you will work from our office livery call. Ml 8-8803, Walter P. dren accepted, limited. 14 Arch with option to buy. Call Ba 9-7423 J. D, REALTY E. Middle Tpke. Tel. MI 9-0474. The "Imperial" St. Mrs. Dorsey. U & R REALTY QO. $19,900—Largo 8 room cape, 1% level. Paneled fireplace, garage, cials. (txlt y raelf cart, aJways and ,iom clothing, hosiery runs, Help Wanted— Female 35 Products, 57 (AR1 Marv Jane nearest you. Call now Miller, Trucking. or Bn 3-5023. 470 MAIN STREET natural trim, 100x300’ tot. S h ^ 1955 CHEVROLET station wagon, ■ Free $100 Diamond Set baths, plastered walls, 2-!car a good selection. Ijook behind our h dbags repaired, zipper re Lane. Newtown Square, Pa. BG 8-5129 ping, public bus. >One weak occu one ^ n rr.'M I 4-0717. DRESSMAKING and alterations. TOOL AND equipment rentals. 8 ROOMS ...... ;. $897 PLEASANT ROOM in quiet home YOUNG PERSONABLE executive MI 4-8193 garage, view, out buildings, otnee. Douglas Motor’s, 3.13.Main placement, umbrellas repaired, Call., MI 9-0333 any time. EXPERIENCED MERIT FOOD CO. Fertilizers 50-A near center of town, free parking, $ pancy. Glenn Roberts, Rsaltor, men’s shirt ' Olars reverseil and Sales and aervlce. AP Equipment, The “ Eldorado” desires S% or 8 room single house MANCHESTER — 6 room ranch 1>4 acres. 1952/CHEVROLET 2-door sedan, Free $100 Diamond Set $10 weekly. BO 3-8278. ready for easy Uving. Three twin Office BU 4-1531, eve. BO 4-Oltl. ' brTick, running ronditlon. Call Ml replaced. Marlow’s little Mend SEWING MACHINE Help wanted— Male 36 SANDWICH AND grill man, exper 945 Center St., MI 9-2052. Open C»W MANURE. Delivered. $5 and References furnished.. Rent or with R. D. Murdock, MI 3-6472 ing Shop. ienced only. Part-time' 11 a.m,-2 evenings. $10 loads. Excellent, for fall seed 8 ROOMS ...... $966 option to buy. JA'7-1801, Extension elze bedrooms, fireplace, attached ELLINGTON 9-8,16.5'. ALTERATIONS made quickly and WEST SIDE ROOM In private ROCKVILLE—Only $74 month after NOTICE OPERATORS AND TRAINEES CAREFUL, SINGLE man on poul p.m. or 12-2, five> days. Apply ing, shrubs, etc. MI 8-7804, Ml Free storage until wanted. RegfSrd- 32. garage. Newly painted Inside and DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP G^m- efficiently. MI 9-55,55. leas of time. No time limit. home, parking. Gentleman. 14 substantial down payment to own out. (Convenient all schools, buses. 1951 PLYMOUTH sedan, good try farm. Experience desirable. Connecticut .State Employment 9-8731. Beech St. Ba 3-8133. *^*'âreô?*Iasemenn^^ Lot* ter 81* 78 Tn accordance with the reijulre- ' pany dcxirs and windows, ^4onlng Regiilatlons tires, rebuilt engine *75, Ml 9-5738 FINE HEMMING and alterations Good wages, room, board. Phone after S :.10 p.m, ^ ' i work guaranteed. Call collect WU- done promptly on all clothing. MI MI 3-6712. Free setup by our own reliable ROOM SUITABLE for gentleman, Farm and Land for Sale 71 Close to everything but still quiet! Priced for quick sale. Owner for the Town of Manchester, Manchester Modes, Inc. evenings. PI 2-6658. CaU Ed Quatrale Real Estate, MI *25,000-Eicluslve Cider M 1111 llmimtlo HA 8-1198, " 3-5630. Flowers-—Nursery Stock 50-B men. private entrance, free parking, $8 transferred. Bn 9-2987. Heights. Large 4 bedroom lots for sale. MarKn E. ItobeftlMB, Conn., the Zoning Board of Ap r95I PONTIAC, 2-door, fully Pine St., Manchester 1956 CHEVROLET sedan, low mile Phone For Appointment BOLTON CENTER—110 beautiful 9-5164 extension 35 or TR 5-6360. broker, BO 8-8953. CARPENTERS, experienced. Ap- Salesmen Wanted 36-A age. Reasonable. Good used chain weekly. 238 Charter Oak St. Please colonial, 1% baths, attached | ______:__^ ^ peals will hold a public hearing on equipped, beautiful cAr. exrellenl FURNACES cteiâd by licensed EXPERT TAII/IRING on ladies’ , ply at D. H. R. Constniction Com POMPON SPECIAL — $2.50 per SAMUEL ALBERT, Hartford acres with 3500 feet on state roads MANCHESTER GREEN, 4M Ea.st Monday evening, September 19, oil burner man. Also trailer heat- WANTED—Waitresses. Apply in saw, kelvinator refrigerator, call Btl 9-1748 after 6 p.m. with 8 room home. Reasonably BIANCJHESTER—Nice 8 roopi home Center, .quality built, center hall, 2-car garage, view. LOTS: CENTRAL B sons. sU condition Ihroughotit, *245. MI and gentlemen’s clothing. 1,19 pany, 34 Connecticut Boulevard, SALESMAN full or part-time. Must bunch. Krause Florist, 621 Hart 1960 at 8 P.M In the Hearing era. Reaaopa'ble. Ml- 4-009.5. person. Howard Johnson's, Tol clothesline poles'. Ml 9-1353. ford Road. Phone MI 9-7700. CH 7-0858. After 9 p.m. JA 2-4590 priced for quick sale. J. D. Realty, plus porches and garage\ Full English Colonial, in excellent con utilities; choice tot to Rotelddge, 9-0016 \ Woodland St. Call any time. MI East Hartford. have car.i Represent Manchester's See It Day Or Night BROOKFIELD ST, — Gentlemen, HEBRON NEAR BOLTON Room of the Municipal Buihling .1-2261. land Tpke. Maqche.ster. master twin bedroom next to 470 Main St., Bn 3-5129. price $11,800. Four bedroom dition. 3 master-size bedrooms, two AA zone; one on Beebtebub on the following spplicatlon.a' FUIOI^'^’LEANED and leading jalumthum combination EXCELLENT top soil, *13 per 5 If you have no means of trant- ranch, garage, large lot. Just re ceramic tile baths, large living $11,.’500—6 room ranch, 3 acrea. ■ Road In South Windsor; wcodad wIndOwa and paint waahed. atovea WOMEN WANTED for general fac . CLERK — MAILING window and door, company. Low- yard load, delivered in Manches bath. Free parking. Ba 9-6801 after Leroy Knofla, 73 IMynumlh Household Goods 51 rtatlon, I’ll send my auto for you. 5 p.m. duced, $15,400. Short way out—sev room with fireplace, formal dining $13,680-r5i/4 room, ranch, extraa, acre-plus lots in Bolton. T. J. I.Ane, Residence Zone . A A. Varl- Au(6 Atcesdorles—Tires 6 (deane.d, mlacellaneous Jolia '• MI tory work. Apply Manchest(r e.st price*. Phone for'appointment ter area. Call TR 5-5602 after 6 o obligation. Honsea tor Sale 72 eral 4, 6, and 6 room homes from room. ■ attached garage, . many hew VA mortgage available. Crockett, Realtor, BO 8-1677. '3-2652 Moving—T rucking- Modes, Pine Street. DEPARTMENT 9-11 a.m. “Holmes Specialty Co. MI p.m. $5,900 up. CaU The Ellsworth Mit aifce la requested to pialntnln at A—L—B—E—R—T— S WOMAN TO share my 6 room 80-63 PORTER ST. Exceptionally extraa. Direct from owner. Call FENTON Msnlfold for 216 Chey-.; S tora g e 20 3-2856. COMBINATION kitchen range, oil ten Agency, Realtors, BO 3-6930 or Bn 9-2188 or MT 9-6174 for appoint A N D O Y E R THREE B ZONE lota with tached garage which la closer to with 2 Rorheslers and air fJUiira. Opening for a clerk for Mailing 48-45 ALL’YN ST., HARTFORD home, preferably some one work large two-famUy. now vacant, ex •(deline than regulatlona allow. and gaa. 43 Hollister St. MI 9-6926. ing days. References. BH 9-0884 Ba 9-6524. ment or see Sunday 1-6 p.m. water. Union St. Maneh6*ter- Adjustable throttle and gaA lines Ouilding-Contracting 14 KEY PUNCHERS— Department. Full-time position, CAREER OPPORTUNITY Open Nights Till 8, Sat. 6 p.m. cellent condition Newly redecorat $14,500—Remodeled 6 room older $2,500 each. BO $-6495. Douglas Motor .Sales. 333 Main In place A 216 exhauri''manifold MANCHESTER Moving and Truck minimum age 16. Would prefer at TORO POWER handle at new low ' after 4 p.m. or evenlnga. ed. ‘Priced right. BO 9-5229, 9-5. homa. 2 acrea, out butldinga, Btreet, Busineas Zone IM F.xten- ing Company. Local and long dis in life Insurance sales and manage RUGS—NEVER used. 9x13, $30. HENRY STREET—7 room Cape, MAN(?HESTER—Six room custom with thia' Flrat *50 yskes outfit. ALL ’TYPES of carpentry work least one year of High School edu er,,price, now $84.95. 21” power large Uving room with fireplace, new VA mortgage available. alon of pertniislon la requested to tance moving packing anii aten*- ment with one of the world’s larg 9x15, $35. 10x19 rose beige. BU built Cape, 4 bedrooms, full cel $15,600—2-family 4-4 flat, good Call MI 9-0596, done. Alterations, dormers, roof Experienced Alphabetical cation. Apply Employm<'ot Office. handle rotary mower with bag $10,600 5 ROOM ranch, aluminum modem kitchen, dishwasher, base have aign and Used Car I.lienae. age. Regular aervlce throughout CLEAN LOAM 9-6955. Wanted—Rooms— Board 62 atorma amealte drive., 200’ front lar. plastered walls, oversized ga sized rooms, 3 acres. ' Wanted—lUal Batat*. , 77 ings. porches, finish upstairs, base est companies. College, teaching, unit, $89.95. Marlow’s, 867 Main ment finished, 2-car garage. rage, near schools, stone wall. Nash Rowlett, 58 Aahwoilh .St , ments and garages, etc. Call Ml New England States and Florida. Permanent or temporary, part St., Manchester, Ml 9-S221. age, view. Carlton H. Hutchins, $18,300—Deluxe large 6 room Reatdence Zone A. Variance la re Ml 8-6568. First National Stores, Inc. or sales background—two-year TWO ROOM furnished apartment Bowers School, $18,500. PhUbrick $900 down, Schwartz Real Estate 9-6981, For Sale Musical Instnunento 5§ for middle-aged couple. Near bua Ba 9-8182. Agency, BO 9-8464. ranch, I ’ J baths, plenty, of ARE YOU CONSIDERING quested to erect addition to non Autp Uriving School 7*A or full-time work Immediately, day Park and Oakland Ave. training program. All benefits and 8-PIECE MAPLE li'ving room set, BHJS Realtor. BH 3-6454, AD closet space, 3 acres, brook, MANCHES’^ B Package Delivery. East Hartford line, references. Box H, Herald. 6-1241. SELLING YOUR conforming garage. W. F. DION Construction Company. pension. Base income plus coihnriis- S months old, $175. Vîte sewing USED TRUBIPETS low as $16, FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, BIANCHESTER—Spacious 5 room new VA mortgage available. TOARI^^'S d r iv in g School-Class- Light trucking and package deliv or night shift, top rates paid, rooms, 8 down,. 4 up, a fine home, PROPER'fyT Lillian H. Smith. 28 Keiiaington Alteratlona, additions, garages, slpns and bonuses should pay WM. F. STEELE machine, maple desk model. $lSt); used clarinets $1US, 1-day service on ranch, conveniently located, fire Keeney Street—8 room Ckilonial $29,000—7 room older home', barn, Bt., Residence Zone- A. Extension robm and road Instruction Stand- formica counters, roofing siding, ery. Refrigerators, waahera and MACHINIST—All around man with atudio couch type bed, $20. MI practically all band instrument centraUy located, only $18,900. srd and automatic dual-control atova moving cpeclaity. ifolding Manchester area. Transportation Job shop experience. CMS-Blue *7,500 *10,000 first year. Phone _ __ ^nd SON Apartments—Flater- . place, breezeway, g a r^ e ,' full with two . extra lots. Can be ' 55 acres. 25 clear, pond polen We will eatimats value of of permission Is requested to painting. Plans drawn. m4 3-0895, 3-2509. Carlton~ W. Hutchins, ».])-8lS2. cars. Day or evening appolnt- chairs for rent. Ml S-OTSl, Cross and weekly Indemnity bene Van Deusen, MI 9-4604, 9 ;30-10 ;30 ^ Tenements 63 basement. Large lot. Good ftaniF bought separately: tial, 3,500 foot approx, road ^thoiit obligation. ersta beauty parlor In hoiiie^.^- furnished if required. Tel. M r 9-7842 en Ward MuaicJCo.,' ^ Summer ing. Vacant. Realistically priced. frontage merita. Call Ml 9-8876. BIUWELL HOME Improvement fits. Apply Aerokinetics Instru a.m., PI 2-6801 5-6 p.m. BOLTON VICINITY 8 to 87 acres alao buy property for cash. Elwln Baker, 537 Hartford^ Kd . AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- St. Open till 9 ^Tm. Tuea., Wed., South Side—Duplex 6-8. Excellent -Co. Alteratlona, additions ga- ment Co., 260 Tolland Tpke., Man TWO ROOM apartment, bath,"hot beautiful high land, 7 room houaei Gerard Agency, MI 3-0365, Bn Member Biultipla Llstitog. Residence Zone B. Variance Is re MORTUXnCS Mancheater’e lead Imoving, packing, storage. Low Thurs., and Friday. water, heat Apply Marlow’s, 887 9-0626. value. • COVENTRY quested to erect attached carport r*K*a. Roofln„ an ' siding experts. Cali JAi 2-7151, TR 5-2303 chester, Conn. ' School Time Frock •2 baths, excellent cemdit’ton, barn. Ing driving school. 'Hiree skilled Aluminum clapboards a apeclalty rate on Io m distance moves to Main St. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ba 9-5182, $ 7,600—All brick deluxe 8 room STANLEY-BRAY, Realtor which will he closer to sideline courteous Instniciors. Class room 48 states M f 8-B187. BOLTON—Just off the lake, beau ranch, fireplace. than regulations allow. Unexcelled workmanship. Easy SINGLE MIDDLE-AGED man to ’ tion, duplex 6-3. Six room apart Instructions for 16. i7 year olds. work oh poultry farm. Living ac Rips Wheat! THREE ROOM apartfnenta, includ 189 GLENWOOD St.—6 room co tiful ranch with 8 bedrooms and $10,500-—Oversized 6 room cape, BRAE-BURN REALTY Alexander Jarvis, 16-18 I.ocust budget terms. MI 9-6495 or ’TR MANCHESTER MOTEL, McNall ing heat, hot water, gaa tor cook ment ready for occupancy. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director 5-9109 commodations furnished. Nathan r SEPTIC TANKS lonial, breezeway and garage, attached garage. 2 extra building $1,000 cash needed to assume . Ml 85^273 Bt., Residence Zone A. Extension of Driver Education.'MI 9-7898. St., Manchester, Conn. Woman, RUTH GRZYB’S ing. electric refrigerator and gaa lots. Only $13,200; T. J. Crockett, Paintlng->Pat>ering 21 part-time for cleaning motel Miller, PI 2-7833; AND basement finished off, weU land Strant Street—Two room brand 4%% mortgage. of\permlssfon Is requested to use BUILDINGS straightened, floora atove. Cali BO 9-7737 from 6-7 p.m. scaped lot with mature trees. Realtor. B n 3-1577. $10,700—4 room ranch, VA or FHA rear of premises for paiKlng. PREPARE FOR : driver’s teat: rooms. MI 4,1504. EAST HARTFORD new. Builder forced into -bank SELUNG??? V leveled, underpinnings. Porrhes EXTERIOR PAINTING. Free estb Shown by appointment only. Phil- ruptcy. Has to be sold ImmediS mortgage available. K. ,F. A D. Manufacturing Go, Ages 18 to 60. Driving and class PL4JGGED SEWERS •»» I i f ) • ROCKVILLE — One fiv# room BOLTON LAKE—^ room ranch, oil . - _ . . , We need llatings. To get the ;bast a specially. Carpentrv'repalrs.'’ No mates. Very reasonable ratea. Call apartment $110. One 2% room, brick Agency, Ml 9-8464. ately. $14,800 9 ^ m ranch, breezeway, caU in m expeSaioed aoe- 884 Charter Oak Street, Residence room. Three Instructors No wait' Job too amall, TR 5 .5759, heat, wooded lot, lakefront privi Ing. Manchester Driving Acadt' Ml 8-0494. DAY NURSERY $90. Available now . in Rialey leges. Price only $9,200. Assume garage, convenient to parki- ceaafui firm of Reaitoro — mate* Zone A, Exlensjon oses. tions, recrentlon roonis. Framing. and papernangtng. Wallpaper Sealed tilds will be received at i - - ing room cabinet kitchen with $73 a month. Goodchild-Bartlett I-ARSON'S, Onnectlcut'a firat li , Age 2— Over Lines Installed— Cellar Water IWO-ROOM furnished apartment, Realty, Realttjra, BH 8-7925. rTOm ranch, 2 fireplacea, I smith, BUI Rood or Jack Crockett Russell Miner, .53 Mallier .Street, All types of car|)entrv work and hooka. Guaranteed workmanship. the (ifflce of the General Manager, | • SEWERS proofing Done. heated, bedroom set,' kitchen set, dishwasher, 8 bedrooraa, 1% baths, 407 Hilliard St.—Gambolatl cuatom atone veneer, selling far un Residence Zone B. V’a.rlnn'e Is re- censed driving school tralnetl ♦ painting. Call MI 9-4291. ’>>» t i landscaped lot 80x200. Marlon E. at the T. J. Crockett Agency, 344 Ortifled and approved Is now of Reasonable rates Fully Insured. 41 Center Street. Manchester, Con- 1 MACHINE CliEANED 6:80 A.M. to 5:20 P.M. range, refrigerator, free elec NYE ST., MANCHESTER. Im built 3 bedroom ranch. 2>/4 yeara der replacement coat and cpiested to erect addition to (ires- Robertson, Broker. 5d 8-6958, old. Price $18,0'-'. Main SI., BG 8-1577. fering claaaroom and behind Fast and courteous aerrica, Leo necticut until September 23, 1960 ' -Convenient to Pratt and tricity, gaa. Low rent. Apply maculate six room cape, central bank appralaal. enl nonconforming gaiage which J. Pelletier. Ml 9-6326. at 3:00' P.M. for Site Improve-! • INSTALLATION Whitney or Hartford MeKINNEY BROS. Apartment 4, 10 Depot Squarp. will be closer to side and rear yard wheel Instru'Mon for teenagers RpoflnB—filding 1C BIANCHESTElt—New 6 room/Gar location in Bowers Schocil area, Lakewood Circle, North-tBeautiful SELLING YOUR home??? Foe -Mi 9 6076. ■ . ments-Manchester Green School. ,| rison Colonial, V/i ceramic baths, lovely shaded yard, garagp, near LAND TRACTS courteous and industrioua raalty lines than regulations allow. PAINTING a n d paberhanglng. Bid forms and specifications are SPECIALIST JA 8-lSM — BU 0-6802 S«wtrqg« Disposql Co. 6 room Colonial. 2-car garage Zion Evsng,. I..utheran (Im n li, - t - RAY’S ROOFING CQ.. shingle and Good cleun workmansnlp at rea 1S0-IS2 Pearl S t — BH 8-680* fireplace, plastered walla, hot •hopping and bua. Immediate oc owner wants put,. 60 Acres— 4 miles south of Bol service, call Ed Quatrale, Reai available at the Controller’s Of-, » » t 1 FOUR ROOM cold water flat, $40, cupancy. Belflore AgeneV, BH ton Center, 10 acres clear,' private •oiithesst corner Coopej-. and ( ’en built-in r Green Manor—8 room ranch In A-1 5% financing. Asking $8,500. ter .Sts; Residence Zone A and (Jariige— Service— Stomge 10 chester. Raymond Flake. MI Connecticut. 6-6380. ■ .. ______• R*y- Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; R ey 9-9237. condition, attached garage, mice 10 AcreSr-BoIton—620 foot ap .nbrthessl rorper West .SI. and ! Town of Manchester, THREE ROOM furnished, apart BOLTON—Large 7 room ranch with STORAGE SPACE for furniture or Js'kaon Ml 3-8825 Drainage Co. ,y r.izii’cz: ment, also parking space,, avail FOR SALE—7 room houpe With lot. A reasonable offer will be. proximate frontage, only $3,000. IF YOU- WISH peraohal Mrvlee, Hartford Rd ,-Resldem e Zone B. Connecticut extra lot for puking. Ideal loca two-car garage. Six acres, moat Extension of permisklon is re- merchandlae no^<' available St EXTERIOR' and Interior painting.' able Immediately for one or two considered on this one. 176 Wooded Acrca-Andover-Bol-1 call Joseph A. Barth, broker, .l a 52 Pearl Rt. Ml 9-5700" *■ DION. INC. R(x>flng, aiding, Ceilings reflnlshed. rapernanglng. Richard Martin, General MIM143 tion for professional man, BG of which are wooded. Very central ton line. Only $14,600. $3,600 cash. 9-0320. qiwated for free standing ground painting. Carpentry. Alteratlona Manag;er working men to' share the apart 3-7922. location and a very realistic price. East 'jSranby—Six room oversized signs lit above locations. AVallpaper books. Estimates given. ment, or a young married work and additions. Ceilings, Workman Fully covered by Insurance. Call ^ $ V T. J. . CJrockett, Realtors, Bn Cape, full ahed dormer, 5 minutes ' BUILDINGLOTS Evangelln,e Mufphv, 25 Perkins 'V' ing couple. Call from 6-8 p.m. Ba BOLTON—Flrat ' Lake, 5 ' rcx>m ARE YOU conaldaring MlUdg ybor Motorcycles— BIcjrclw 11 ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. Edward R. Price. Ml 9-lOOS. 3-1577, • frorn Kaman Aircraft and Com home? If you are, we wUl pur Bt., Residence Zone A. Variance MI 8-4860. i 8-6441. waterfront cottage, partial cellar, busîon Engineering. Ex''eltent Locations to suit your needs. is requested to erect addition to 1M.56 t r iu m p h Motorcyclf, 660 easUy winterized, artesian waU. GREEN BIANOR—Wait—this one Prices, to suit your pocketbook. chase your equity.. F6r eiqpedNBcy FOUR ROOM apartment off Main ■■'Value. please call us. M l S<*l3t.' J.' D. dwelling ■ whic h will he i loser to iwip, excellent condition. - Must C()UOHLIN ROOFING Company PAINTING INSIDR or out. doOm with Youngstown kitchen, baseboard Can Improve PubUc RelatioM,’* StructbMi of a detached Carport In FURNISHED;^: 2-room apartment, garage, fireplace, radiant hqat ed and fenced yard. (Priced ligW *3.23960 *4,068.60 lovely setting o( 9*/t acres. 4 LOCATIONl Wright’s Mill Rd., Covenry, Off Route gl. Oppo business block, Depot Square. bar, tile floor cedar paneled rsiUatioii. cast Iron boiler, tile to settle estate.' Immediate occut waa the subject of a talk by Bifty- front of dwelling instead of to the M yn. bath, flroplace, full baaement, winterized patio, large tot beauti raar. . Clerk Stenographer large bedrooms. 2>/|' bath*. S site new school. Adulta, Free parking. Bir week o$ walls, Indirect lighting. Price pancy. BG 9-6917 or BG 9-1430. ' or Eugene T. KeUy. A queatiea $15,900. Philbrlbk Agency, B a large lot, $15,500. PhUbrick Agen fully landscaped, screena and Gaorga F. Baaaett. 29 McNall , *2,912.00- *3,640,00 working (trepisoes. Kntira Fascinating to crochet In the month. Tel, Mr. Keith. MI .9-$l91. and answer period foUowod. ' residence axquisitelj restored lO T i 115’z219’..jOeiienilly level. A darling,, full skirted' school lovely wheat-etitch, this bridge 9-8464. cy, BG 9-8464. storms, Venetian blinds, cornices. 38 STRONG ST., 4 bedroom coldnial Straat, Businaaa ‘Zone II. Exten Senior Clerk Stenographer Nicely landacnped. Inquire BU 9-8739. A mrfitlqg jjf the uMUtiro ofm- and maintained. Driven welL . Srasa to please your little scholar. cloth ia atire to win compliments! WELX) FURBa^HED 8 rooni apart sion of permission is requested for ' *3,421.60.-’ *4,240.60 Severer versions are provided in MANCHESTER - Colonial, « spa- CL'YDE ROAD—Six room With two with g a r w . Large*l8j^ ft. 1 mlttee””o f ’^tbe Multiple Limited Repairer's license. ITie perfect, froatlng for a table- ment; Tel. TR 5-9694 or call at 24 BIG SIX room cape with ahed dor room with i fireplace, dishwasher, e-rvice followed. Tlilrty-hve hoi|r week, 9:00 A M. Eve__ Bill Roles—Ml t-B*8* DWELI^NO: B'ouôom 1-famlly Ca|ie f’od. 4 rmuna and the pattern. ), \cloua rooms, large Uvlng room batlul, large gzrage, -many, many Oil heat, fully Insulkted through-' roiioweo. Alfred €oda. 655 North Main Wanted top! Grove St., Rockville: mer.. Good sized kitchen,, formal to ,5:fK) P.M ; paid holidays, paid HELP WANTED *'**^!!?*® Bwth down. Space for 2 additional room*, No. 8139 with Patt-O-Rama ia 1^ fireplace, famUy aiue tlla extraa. Real clean too and In ex out, FUn combination windows, Street, Rfiidenc* Zone A. Appeal ‘MANCHESTF.lt—AUracMva Pattern No. 5923 has crochet di dining, room. Fireplace, finished •tek leave and varutJons,' pension R «9 istB rB d NMri|« ! ■ up. Front entry. Open porch at side. Hot water^ In sizes 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8l yeara. Size THREE CHe e RFUL rooms, hea( 6tchen. porch, one-car ; garage, cellent condition. The price is up beautiful shaded yard. Near new from , the decision of the Building room' C%pe, garage, hot with aleeve, 2 ywils of 35-lnch; rections for 86’’ square cloth; large lot 86x380, $17,900. teilbrtck in the 17e and this houae fa with ft. and heated recreation rpom. Over; Bird Servjp* Ggoepdfle ’ and social s«cu(lty benefits. heat (oil). Fireplace Tn..living room. Vei^'ghod stitch iilustrations;', diagrams^ and hot water. Reasonable rent; achools, church, bus line and shop laapector refusing toHaaue permit F o r' application, Job daacription 4 p.m. i« midnight, (uU water heat, all city coaveii* FIRST CLASS m e c h a n ic H yard cpnti^t. i Ba 9-1688,'-evenlnga AD 8-4798. Agency, BO 9-8M4. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, BG 8-1577. alzed garage. Several nice shads M wsetloe of gvage for 8 siotor FOR CADILLAC, OJJISMORILE and PONTlAo AOENCY ** a new dweUIngt Immediate To order, send-26c In-coin* to trees. Cirpumstancea force im ma ping canter. IMced to sell. Ba and information apply to Oanartl . tuna. Call Mrs, ntega. ar Iqaeqs, high. 4 ^ % mortgaga _ To order, smd 85o in coins to: 8-8721, Managar'a Offlca, BuUd> {Mr.'Danarer*. ’ ' available, m u priee gI4,S40. n m ALL-AROUND WORX-.^XCRUJLiENT Bus Burnett, BfsnchMter Evagtiig Anne <>bot, the Maaehester Eve BCANCHESTUlt—g room tonial. FRlNCirrON ST.-:-'? robni colonial diate male. Sacrifice at $16,9M tick bird* Att tmimmtsi yinwg May Right ’ . ' . I THiiwAvallnMe '• ‘ ning Herald, use A m o f large kltoben, dining rdom,' sun with d'botbooma 1% hatha, largo Belfltm Agency, 30 8-5131. big. 4t Center Btraqt, ManedtaaUr, woRiuNQ ooNprnoya, to p waoi » Herald, IISO ACVE. OF ASOBBl- FUR108HED APARTMENT. |4ft a 18 BOWERS fT .-S ix room Otoe, c l « « . iwldlng.tkgly^. tetoi t m i BMs iMaitec, 1 C R E S T F ia O ■vac—Ray Holoembe ABIER1QA8.NEW TOUSS,N.T. month. Andqvar Canter. PI 3-78U. panor att large IM ^ room, bath Uvlng 2oma''vritb flropUce, . . OonnocUcut or to th« OonnaeUeut Bn 4 - i m ^ OWI V ■ GAS. NEW YORK 8*. N. MANCHESTER—On Itouth ffOnd- fa exceUOnt condition, flroplace. whUe^the blrto | * « „ ZONINO BbARD Btata Employment Office, *06 For lat-claaa mailing add 10c For Ist-class mailing add iOe and f bedrooms on second floor, water hoot, onh-car garage. B' oU hot water heat.IBuut fbr owner lodged food, fln* AM CONVALESCENT ^ . . a p f l t IN rra a o N Mo d e r n S-room firat floor iq>art- •or town line. Beautmilly located o r a p p e a l s Main Btreet, Manchaator, Connactl- for each pattern, Print name and for each j^ttara. Print Name, Ad one-car garage, nicely landseepea oppointinoqt only, $38,900, Phil to 1949. Walking distance to Bow- of •« old cro^)dUe_^t araifl*? mant, etectrio ranga, refrigerator, lot. Priced at $18,900. PhUbriek brick Agency, Bu 8-8464.. ranch on blY lot with aeveral fruit Daniel L. Heir, cut. , ■ H O S P IT A L WorrMi E.iHewkRMl SCRANTON MOTORS. INC IM UNION ST. McMNNfnr M dtH ftS, INC. zddresa wiUuzone, style No. and drees with , Zone and Pattern era School, new Junior High and mindadly y . ilrman Bealtors Inraron dumber. heat and hot water. Call Ba 8-8534. Agency, BO 9-8484, trees. Nice aaailmabla 4% % mort- .Applications must be in Um MI 1-2461 - Realtor •— Bfi t-lIM Bn s - o m er TR *-2621 else. lUAMB-BEAUnrUL 8 bedroom teg*, Full cellar/haa two-car ga rtgh Sch(xU. Lovely yard with ed a tick bird. Otter Iward IL Baarl. 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• I. I ■ i t j i THURSDAY, Tb6 Weather PAGE TWENTY-FOUR ATcrage Daily Net Press Ran lEiiiftttttg Hffralh ' For Mm Weak BMed rareeaat of U. 8. Weetage-Uaiwe joM 4Mi, iaeo ) can driven by Paaquale Perrina, Pair, aool toilglit. Low. le Mk Tbs Past Chiefs Club of Memo Fivein Crash 21, of 89 Eldridge S t, and Marilyn rial Temple, Pythian BUters, will Radio Auction by Kiwanians C. Stavenb, 21, of Lake St., Ver 13,125 Satoi6Bif fMr. little ehaage., |B‘ About Town meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Suffer Injuries non, collided at the Center. Miwkar ot Mm Audit tuuperatura. Migh M -IK.; home of Mrs. Cari Hildlng, 801 Benefits Youth Projects Fund Police- said heavy trafBc there l r « i n a a te u of Glrculatlou Manchestar-Â City mf Village Charm tgi«« Brands Ann Cole has tieeh Main St. Mrs. Howard Smith will Five persons escaped with only was partly to blame. i to the dean’e list at the assist the' hostess. Members will minor injuries as the result of a 3- Damage was llghLl'and there New Engiind Conaervatory of Mu bring their sewing materials in A novel way of raising funds* m-nufacturers. Early reports to- were no injuries or iêsts. (Clasrifled Advarttttkg aa Page 18) preparation for the fair. car accident at W. Center St. and (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1960 PRICE FIFE CENTS sic for the spring term of 1960. ____ ... __ 1 . u-.— dlcate that there will he at least Waddell R<». shortly after 4:30 yes- sew VOL. LXXIX, NO. 296 She la the daughter of Mr. and for youth projects Is being under one new automobile up for bid. taken' by the Kiwanis Club of "torday afternoon.. Cars involved Mrs. EJverett J. Cole, 67 Lyndale Stafford Juvenile Grange will Most of the merchandise, however. w ê driven by Mrs. Irene O. Scar- Notice S t, and is entering her Junior hold open installation. Friday at 7 Manchester. is expected to fall below glOO re pell6\,of East Hartford and Mrs. slim year at the conservatory where p.m. at Stafford Orange Hall. The The project, a radio auction, is tail value. Mildred Tjrol of Columbia. she le majoring in the organ. public is invited.. scheduled to take place over sta.‘ The local club has participated ' Those injured included Mrs. W E HAVE Da Il Y ^ tlon WINF on the evenings of No in many fund raising proJecU Ruth Emily Neubert, daughter Scarpello, who was thrown from iiROiie!f/A Officers and members of the vember 15 and 16 between 8:30 and scholarships. Best known for her car and complained of chest DELIVERY TO THE VFW Auxiliary Win meet tonight of the Rev. and Mrs. John Neubert, and 11 o’clock. 577 E. Center St, has beeh accept many years has been the annual and back pains; and a passenger NtARINOfAIDr at 7:30 at the John B. Burke Merchandise contributed by lo Kiwanis Peanut Sale. in her car, Mrs. Michael Balon of 6 -9. Funeral Home, 87 E. Center St., to ed for the accelerated program at cal retail and manufacturing con the Coventry Day School. Pioneer Circle, who complained of BOLTON pay final respects to Mrs. Dora cerns will be auctioned off by a a sore right aide. Both were taken Modean, a member of the auxili The paper collection' ■Scheduled team, of Klwanls "announcers.” to their homes. Going 300 ary. A rltuahstlc service will be by the ^manuel Lutheran Boy Bids on the articles will be re Police Arrests The others injured were pas conducted. Officers will wear uni Scouts and Ehcplorers for Satur ceived by Kiwanis "telephone op sengers In the Tyrol car. Mrs. Gene AREA forms. day has been postponed until Oc erators’’ manning a battery of vieve Galenskle of Flanders Rd., Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah, I — IIII - tober. The date will be announced telephones installed for the 2-day Irving Goldberg, 33, of 45 Cre- Coventry, suffered a bruised right Sept. 16 (/P)—British speed, Girls Friendly Sponsors of S t event sent Circle, Rockville, was arrest shoulder and was taken to Man driver Donald Campbell was Meeting soon. Mary's Episcopal Church have Engaged Co-chairmen of the project %re ed early this morning by a State chester Memorial Hospital for PINE LENOX postponed the September meeting Mark- Bogdan, who participated in Trooper aiid charged with disre x-rays. Douglas McDonald, 2Vi, and Injured and his 4,250-horse Mrs. Theodore Powell. 279 Par The engagement of Miss i^Kay Quinn’s Pharmney power auto. Bluebird II, was from tomorrow to Friday, Sept. 23, ker St., la a member of the con a similar Kiwanis project in garding a stop sign. The ’Trooper Diana Tyrol, 2^ both of Columbia, PHARMACY at the church. ference planning conrunlttee for Diane Howies. Southington, and Greenfield, Mass:, and Adam said Goldberg entered Rt. 15 from were taken do the hosiptal for 873 MAIN ST. badly damaged in an accident formerly of Manchester, and Mar Rhodes. W, Middle Tpke. without stopping, examinationii. 299 E. CENTER ST. Anderson Shea Auxiliary, VFT^, the meeting to be held Saturday, at 300 miles per hour this Sept 24. by the Connecticut As tin Karl Schroth, Meriden, is an Teams of Kiwanians under for and Tn doing , so forced him to No arrests were made,. G>ngo Dispute Army Holds will hold a card party tomorrow mer Kiwanis presidents will han swerve his cruiser to avoid a col Both cars were badly damaged T E L Ml 9-0896 PhoiM Ml 3-4136 morning. night at 8 o’clock at the post sociation for Mental Health. The nounced by her parents, Mr. and Campbell waa ruahed by ambu meeting will be held In Old Say- dle solicitations of merchandise lislon. Goldberg was told to ap and had to be towed away. lance to a hoapital at Tooele, Seen* Heading home. brook and will feature Dr. Frank Mrs. Elwood J. .Howies, Southing among the area merchants and pear. in court Oct. lO. , At 8:30 yesterday afternoon. Utah, about 100 mUea to the east. 20 on Staff Fremont-Smlth, director ' of the ton. There waa no immediate word on American Institute of Blolojfical Her fiance is the son of Mrs. hia condition, but peraona who saw To Entire UN Sciences. Hilde Schroth, Klein-Auheim. Ger hlnr after the accidenâid'he had WINDSOftVILLE many, and the late Mattheus a gash on the head/and appeared Of Premier Miss Paula Adams, IS S. Haw Michael Schroth. in . shock and unable to answer United Nations, N. Y., Sept. METHODIST CHURCH thorne St., was named to the I960 Miss Howies is a 1958 graduate questions. He was not expected 16 {HP)—The United States de by THE ASSOCIATED PBBS8 honors list at Vassar-C6 liege, of Manchester High School. She is Uiere until 9 sufn. (MST). clared today the Paramount is Col. Joseph Mobutu blocked WILL HOLD AN Poughkeepsie, N. Y. employed by the Peck, Stow and An attendant at- the hospital sue before the Security Cou.n- Wilcox Co., Southington. said he did not appear seriously The Congo’s parliament from Mr. Schroth was graduated cum hurt when he arrived a t the hos cil is whether or not to sup meeting today in Leopdldville AUCTION laude from the Academy of Art, pital. He was taken "to the enier- port The Congo role of Secre and his troops arrested about Hanau, Germany, in 1948. He is O room for examination. Mrs. tary General Dag Hammar- 20 members of Patrice Lu ATLANTIC employed as a silversmith at the Oro<^‘r ' S bell, refused to leave the ex- THURSDAY. SEPT. 15 y ync uiiinatioii room to talk to newa- skjold and “on this there can mumba’s sta ff.: FURNACE OIL International Silver Co., Meriden. \ be no compromise.’’ There were reports that the dis Automatic Delivery The wedding will take place May w Jhen. . 7:30 P.M. Officials said his $41^ minion The new U.S. declaration puted premier, whom Prerident LT. WOOD CO. 6. 1961. auto was so badly wrecked it may dimmed hopes of finding a for Joseph Kasavubu has ordered ar At ZeliG't Pump Survie* Phone MI 8-1129 never run again. mula which might avert a threat rested. wa.s also nabbed to this BoekvUle Rd., WlndsondUe Ken McKay of Campbell’s pub TTiis is Dona Fablola de Mora y Aragon, daughter of a ened Soviet veto and thus pre show of force by the army coup Legion Auxiliary lic relations staff said Campbell Spanlah nobleman, whose engagement to King Baudouin vent the ohaoUc Congo situation chief. did not appear seriously hurt. of Belûm was announced today. (AP Photofax via from being tossed to an emer The Congo's rising pro-westom To Meet Monday He already had completed one radio from London). gency session of the 82-nation strongman prevented the m e e t^ run over the 12-mile course at General Assembly. of the national parliament, which The first fall meeting of the about 300 miles per hour and was U.S. Ambassador James' ’W. has been largely on Lumiimha’S making a return nm when the car Barco addreêd the 11-nation side, by putting a cordon of heav American Legion Auxiliary will be veered out of control. It apparent Belgian King State News council after Sir Claude Corea of ily armed soldiers about the mod held Monday at 8 p.m. at the Le ly went into a spin, and flipped Ceylon had asserted that both the ernistic parliament house on a gion Home. A jewelry demonstra over three times. Both wheels on United States and the Soviet bank of the Congo River., , tion will follow the business meet the left side were ripped off. Plans to Wed Union had the same objectives on Mobutu men, continuing their of ing. There waa no fire, although fuel Roundup The Congo problem. Corea urged crackdown on the Communlst?..^- K CBMGO Mrs. Clifford Walker is chair apllled about the wreckage. supported Lumumba faction, drove that they find a united appi-oach. Eyery Friday Night A t 8 P.M, man of the hospitality committee. His wife Tonia, rushed to the Spanish Girl Diplomats expressed the belief up In a truck to his official resi RefreshmenU will be served. site of the crackup and went with that the United States would pro dence. Auxiliary members have been Trooper Arrested With U.N. Ghana troops stand him In a UUh Highway Patrol Briissels, Belgium, Sept. 16 (/Pi— pose and get ^ an emet'genc.v as KNIBHTS OF COLUMBUS HOME InviUd to attend a joint installa- ambulance to the hospital. Bridgeport, Sept. 16 UP)- Thomas sembly if the Soviet Union vetoes ing by hut taking no part, more Ucm of the West Hartford L*glon Wltneases said it was possible The engagement of Kng Bau Scianna. 30, Bridgeport, the State a U.S. resolution endorsing the than 100 of Mobutu's soldiers de 138 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER and auxlllaiy Tuesday, Sept. 20, at, the cut on hia head was from the douin of Belgium to the daughter Policeman who was suspended policies of the Secretarj’ General ployed round the residence snd the 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Home, Me U.S. Air Force helmet he wore for of a Spanish nobleman was an Sept. 3 for allegedly having taken in The Congo. premier’s administrative offices morial Rd., West Hartford. protection. Associated Press $10 from a speeder gnd letting-him Corea's appeal for a compromise across the street. nounced today by Belgium’s prime off with a warning, was arrested was interpreted as meaning that Vice President Nixon signs autographs and shakes hands with members of the crowd of some 900 The soldiers herded all the mem hotographer Ed Kolenovaky said minister. on a Superior Court bench war which greeted him at Omaha Airport early today. Ni.xqn attended a breakfast rally at Omaha be bers of Lumumba’s staff they could Slie car appeared to skid out of private efforts by himself and fore delivering a major farm address at Guthrie Center, Iowa. (AP Photofax). eonttol more than half * mile. A radio announcement b.f lere- rant today. Tunisian Ambassador Mongo Slim •find Into the truck and drove away mier Gaston Eyskens broke a The warrant! obtained by State’s had failed to find a formula. He —presumably to Camp Leopold H Mechanics were unable to ex on the outskirts of Leopoldville. plain the crash. ITiey said Uie car well-kept family secret—Bau- Atty. Lorin W. Willis, charged suggested that his own plan for douin's betrothal to Dona Fabiola Scianna with "acceptance of gifts a Congo good offices committee Lumumba, who was reported In Come was in perfect condition when by state police officers,” a violar Send More Overseas Kennedy Says hiding in another villa of the examined after completing the first de Mora y Aragon, daughter of be accepted by the United States the late Don. Gonzalo 4e Mora y tion of the state statutes. and the Soviet Union as part of capital's European section, waa al run. ' Conviction carries a maximum so believed to have been picked up. SAVE Observers at\Lha nearest check Fernandes, Co'unt of Mora. their rival resolutions. penalty of six months in jail and a The actions constitutea the most point aaid It appeared the powerful Baudouin, who was 30 Sept 7, Delegates expected the Rus $100 fine with dishonorable dis sians to veto the U.S. resolution. decisive show of force since Mo auto was accelerating at a tre- has been reported engaged a num- charge from the ^tate Police force. Nixon Reveals butu, the 29-year-old chief of iteff, The offense is' classified as a mis They predicted that a rival So proclaimed Wednesday (corrtet) NOW! (Ooattaoed ea Page Ten) (ConttBued on Page Six) demeanor. viet resolution to oust the com that the army was taking over Scianna appeared in the clerk’s mand of the 18,060-man U.N. force from the African republic 'would With Kennedy in Pennsylvania, control of the young nation’s office in Superior Court this morn On Farm Surpluses Sept. 16 (/P) — John F. Kennedy chaotic government. ing and posted a $500 cash bond. fail to muster the necessary seven votes in the 11-member council. said today Republicans are “con It u’as believed the! main aim The case is expected to be pre tent to do too little” to maintain of the lurests was to prevent Khrushchev Sees U.S., sented in Superior Court later. escape of the Lumumba gjoup to The warrant said Scianna took (CoBtiBued OB Page Ten) Guthrie Center, Iowa, Sept. 16'^pansion of shipments abroad un- America's prosperous position of or Shine der the "Food for Peace" program, leadership in the world. Stanleyville, the center of hi* $10 while on duty on the Merritt UP) — Vice President Richard M. strongest support, which' is on Ifte Parkway. the use of “payments-ln-klnd" Kennedy told a crowd of about Nixon made a pitch for the mid- from farm surpluses to farmers 4.600 persons gathered at e street Congo 800 miles northwest of Soviet Ties Improved The speeder, it developed, was Leopoldville. 1 9 6 0 a State Police sergeant who had Castro’s Police western farm vote today by ad for retirement of laud from pro corner In Lebanon, Pa., that he has Any day—any time—we’re happy to \^1come you, to been aaslgmed to investigate re vocating a domestic "strategic duction of the same crops. no argument with the Republicans Many of the pro - Lumumba ports of similar payoffs. He identi- food reeerve’’ and heavier ship These three proposals followed over their aspirations-for the fu parlamentarians talked of going have you shop around and get acquainted with the Washington, Sept. 16 UP)—^The ♦ ' The forum described Khrush- ture of the United States. to Stanleyville to hold a rump White iRenaa anld today that chev’s telegram as a "propagana fiec’ himself immediately after the Hold U.S. Aide ments abroad to cut price-de generally the ouUinet; of the 1960 MERCURYS and COMETS various departments in our store. message" and said the invitation money allegedly passed and Sci GOP platform. The fourth'called "But,” Kennedy said, "the Re session of the spspended legisla Boviet Premier — Nikita S. pressing surplu.ses. publicans are content to do too ture under the protection of troops Khmahchev has made no ever- to the Soviet premier waa extend anna was suspended on the spot by The food reserves would be for "urgent exploration of the ed, before the State Department Maj. Leslie W. Williams,' who had Havana, Sept. 16 f)P)—Fidel conversion of grain to pi^teln little to advance our economy and loyal to Lumumba. Mobutu’s men tares for a private meeting with Castro’s secret police held an at stored at stratgic locations around to maintain our leadership." kept watch on the airports, President Eisenhower. Invoked-a,, travel ban on him. been called by the State Police ser the countrj' against emergencies foods" for distribution to the hun V.. I960 MERCURY geant. tractive blonde U.8.. Embassy sec gry here and abroad. -x The Dernwratle presidential to take Lumumba into "protective At the same time, however, The State Department said It retary in jail today and brushed like "sudden international re custody” following an attempt by some high UJS. olHcisls express im^sed the restriction bec.ause of Scianna had been assigned to quirements, or an enemy attack,” Nixon saw it as a means \ of nominee .said America's basic as Troop G at Westport and had been off protests by the American am converting excess grains into loW- set Is its ability to out-produce unruly soldiers of the Baluba tribe ed belief Khrushchev may seek the problem of safeguarding bassador. The Republican presidential aaeh a meeting after his arrival Khrushchev during his stay in this a-member of the force 25 months. ’The seizure of Mrs. Marjorie cost canned meat, powdered milk Russia or a'ny other country In the to Lynch Lumumba In Camp I)—Police to important economic section, was from the conimercial market "as These offlolaJs sMd Khmah- ganization of students. dramatic evidence of the virtual available to needy nations and to Kennedy carried his campaign feast at extraordinary saving. We purchased a huge day were investigating the re completely, effectively and quick the school , lunch programs in this ehev'a afan would ha' to embar- A spokesman for the group ported theft of $40,000 in stock breaJedown in U.S.-Cuban relations. ly as we can." across eastern Pennsylvania with maa Elsenhower rattwr than to U.S. Ambassador Philip Bonsai country. a motorcade which began in Har shipment of pork at a special price and, we’re passing quoted Khrushchev’s telegram as certificates, $1,000 in esush and The Vice President tied In with In his address, prepared for de the savings along to you. These* j;)orkers have really fan prove UK.-Sovlet lelattona. saying his being named head of about $400 in checks from a pri called her arrest "completely ille the proposed food reserve and ex- risburg and pointed him toward a 'the Soviet delegation at General vate home. gal,” Cuban authorities refiued to livery at the 21st annual plowing major speech to Baltimore, Md., to ^Bidletins been pampered.. .raised under the most ideal condi-- London, Sept 16 UP) —r Nikita Assembly session "evidently did Police said the ^ e ft was re tell him what charges—If any— contest, Nixon set a target date night. Khrushchev exprsstbd confi not come to the liking of certain they have against her. of four yean for bringing the $10 Along the highways, there were from the AP Wire* tions, so they are as delicipus as can be.. .Perfect for M. ported by Dr. J. Mitchell Bloyd, billion farm surplus down to "man dence today that "better times will circles In your country." 83 Cedar Hill Lane, a Milford ■’The smbaaaadbr went personally scattered knots of spectators who brown roast, this pork is worth a special trip to Pine- to the Foreign Ministry to deliver ageable proportions.” turned out to wave and cheer. edme” In relations between the v"’rhey intend to set diserimina- veterinarian. a bristling oral protest yesterday News Tidbits “We need to get the surplus off hurst. _ _ tory conditions during my stay at Entry was made through an un- The Democratic nominee encoun IKE’S HEALIH EXOEUJDNT 'Soviet ‘Unhm and the United the U.N. General Assembly," the after earlier written protests were Culled from AP Wires the farmer’s back and off the na tered In Lebanon for the first time Washington, Sept. 16 SUtes. wire said further. (Oontinued on Page Ten) ignored., - tion's back as well,” he said. In his current drive some booing The first phase of Preoldesit El- ' down Tke Soviet premier expressed 'The first embassy official who Nixon-acknowMg^ his propo from members of the crowd. Local senhower’s annual physlofil tried to see"Mrs. Lennox at head- Gen. Phouml Nosavan, military sals would call for increased farm Democratic leaders attributed this rtiecknp was oompleted todsgr I this Vieiy in a message from the quarters'Of the Cuban Military In- -f vessel Baltika, carrying him to eommainder ot Lfios' newly formed appropriptions at first. to children. The majority of the and one of his doctors pro telligpn'ee—DlER—Was held there "But^ in evaluating costs," he crowd was enthusiasti'c. nounced him In excellent heiltife* New Tork, rejecting a lecture In- Not Proper, Truman Says^ four hours himself and then sent revolutionary movement, says yes 7 - R l b vltatlon from the forum of the The Informal report to MeraoMB 3 to Away. • terday at least sia Communist-led (Ooutlnaed on Page Thirteen) (Conttoaed on Page Thlrtoen) was made by the Army's-sar- Harvard University Law School. . Later another official Wianaged battalions have rfiaridied in . from 3Va Lbs. His reply, broadcast In Russian, s general. Lt> Gen. Inonard to see Mrs. Lennox tor a Uw min North Viet Nam and are attMk- Heaton, as Elsenhower Lb. by Moscow Radio’s home service, Pat, Jackie Trade Ja))S utes and reported ahe was hyster faig lAotlan forces near norths r said Khrushchev would be unable checked out M Walter Heed Cut of Pork ical. at the time. Two later at eastern border. . . American nu- .\imy hospital at 2:08 p ^ EDT. to accept because of the U.S. de- tempts by smbaasy officials to clqar-powered submarine. Scorpion Not Dipped, Dr. Peale Says . cislon to. confine him to the lim contact her last night were re brfaJes 24-hour radio alleiiee to The President entered the bofi- its of Manhattan. Khrushchev re On Clothes Cost Issue buffed. quiet fears that It may have run pltel last evening. PINEHURST FAMOUS PINEHURST PINEHURST LARGE marked, however: ------I ' Armed agents of Castro’s secur into trouble during naval maneu *T -am aiire that better tlmea vers in Atlantic. 2 HANGINGS DEULYED CONNECTICUT FRESH New York, Kept. 16 tJP)—Theiihad bought several gowns at the ity forces raided Mrs. Lennox’s arges Nashua, N. H„ Sept. 16 (JTt— will come In the relations between great debate in'the women’s divi high-priced Elizabeth Arden salon apartment in the heart of the tour Erie, and Lackawanna railroads A Superior Court Judge todagr MONTEfiEY 2-DOOR SEDAN-DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER - our countries. sion Of the presidential campaign in New York but that'these were ist belt in the fashionable 'Vedado join forces in largest railroad mer "The sun will finally rise, the section at 1:3ft yesterday mom- ordred the hangtaig Of tiro Equipped With ★ Standard Transmission ★ Oil Tîltcr ★ Foam ftijbber Cushions CHUCK'GROUND MEAT LOAF •—over which nominee’s wife spend "lor- fbfmal obcasions" but that ger of oentury... . Adlal E. Steven Rhode Island men delayed for Just the flneat government inspected beef, ground gloomy clouds will Clear, and all the most for. clothes—wound up niost ot her attire came from me son says he Is opposed to State De Over Religion as Issiie six months while they sppwl ★ ^Speed Electric', Wipers ★ jSir-Cleaner ★ Wall to Wail Carpet ★ 2Q(> H.Pi Econ freshsh every half hour, under refrigeration In our ' BLEND OF BEEF-POBK-VEAL OrMlMWpuWBB ■ W people vrill understand the neces today in a draw. dium price shops. She was- held 10 hours while partment decision to confine Soviet their murder convictions to the omy “V-8” Engine—Uses Regular Gas. v .. apotlesa refrigerator. sity of friendship and cooperation The only thing Certain was that Former President Hariy S. Tru they questioned her and searched Premier Nikita Khruahtmev and V ------— I State Supreme Court. Frederick Delicious on a big, toasted biin or in your favorite Just the right amounts of each to make the finest between countries. - both the ladies have nice dresses, man, visiting in New York, paid the apartment and then was taken Ihemler BMdel Castro of Cuba to Washington, Sept. 16 (JP)—The6porter tracked down a minister who meat loaf you ever bakedr—Usually 79d lb. Please remeniber Pinehurst Chicken Legs are Grade J. Martlneaa, 84, ot Fmrtiiokel^ meat loaf . . . THATS PINEHURST LEAN A Connecticut Farni Fresh. *T think that the government of and both look mighty fetching in gallant tribute to both ladies and to DIERt headquarters. Manhattan Island during their at Republican and Democratic na was circulating a false quotation and Russell Nelson, 81, of Prar- ' CHUCK GROUND . . . the hamburger with a col the tIBA, too, will in time realize them. . ' ' ’ said he didn’t think such matters • Her arrest came to light only tendance at United Nations Gen tional chairmen called anew today of Thomas Jefferson purporting to Idence had been, scheduled to 1960 COMET lege education. 4w iFT’S PRE5IIUM BACON ...... 59e the need for Improving our rela Mrs. Pat Nixon, clad in a $49 ought to' be injected into a politi after she failed to show up for eral Assembly. for an end to the relikious issue in have Jefferson attacking the Cath bang next Jan; 10. Jodg* Wil 1 CURRENTLY SELLING AT 79c— • DUBUQUE’S MISSISSIPPI BACON...... Lb. 69c tions and joining Ip efforts towards turquoise lightweight 'wool jei-sey cal campaign. work and U.S. officials made in New Ybrk CSty Police Depart the presidential campaign, even as olic clergy." liam Grimes granted A S-month FEATURED THIS W EEK^'D AT Featured This ' ' number and a pillbox hat, .said in He spoke out after the 31-year- quiries at her apartment building. ment is going 6n 24-hour alert to they accused each other’s backers the ‘main aim — that of agreement Mrs. :L«finox, who is divorced. - "It is not enough for Nixon to stay Of execution Iast"Wednesr PRICES START AT Weekend At . ; ...... - among all states on total and uni- Atlantic City yesterday she, buys pld Mrs. Kenned}' said she thought protect Sortet Premier Khrush of trying to keep it alive, deplore this type of activity.” day and extended it to stz versa! disarmament under' 'the most- bf her apparel "off thie It dreadfully unfair when women chev, Cuban Premier Fidel Castro .The new round of statements by Jackson skid. "It is not enough Ask for 8 In 1 Blend. W ■ IB ■ Lb. d Fall Vegetables Are Plentiful Now . . . . racks” of medium price' stores critics begad describing her as ' (UhittBued OB Page Tea) Sen. Henry M. J'ackson, the Den\u- months today. lb. J j lbs. - strictest international control. ‘ I and other controversial foreigiT for him to discourage this type of nilMEMATE DfUVniY BUTTERNU'P SQUASH...... 3 lbs. for 10c •*' "Thus friendly relations will be around Washington.’ "too chic” arid claiming she spent leaders -when they convene next cratlc chairmani and Sen.' Thrus- $■ , Smilingly, she added: "I don't too much on clothes. ton B. Morton^ the Republican activity In a half-hes|rted way. He U.S. BARS DELEGATE QUNS All of PinehUrSt customers are acquainted ,wi AC^RN pUASH ...... :. .3 lbs, for 10c established between all countries week for opening of United owes it (o the country to demand, Washington, Sept, 18 (P) — with the aim of preserving peace criticize othbr- women. 1 have Said Trumat): "1 don't think it Nations General Assembly. . . . le ,der, did little meanwhile to quiet SEDANS ★ STA'nON WAOONS Swanson’s high . quality frosen fooda . . . no<3 made it a practice not to.” is nice or polite to attack ' the United States plans to left new the controversy concerning] the that It be stopped right now. The United States Is notUytoff ( ) Swjanson has come out with a new concept in froseh Stock yoMf frtoior with Hioio PICT- throughout the world. Ethele Carries * Oommnnlst nattons that their- "I profoundly believe that such This obviously was a reference wife of a candidate. 1 don’t think 60-foot rocket' 1,200 miles high Roman-Catholic religion of Joiin F. "He 'should also publicly' dis $295 DOWN food convenience—the fastest, easiest way ever to $WEH FR02XN FOODS ot LOW, to a remark made the day'before it is proper, decent or polite to over Paflcif next weeljt in new- Kennedy, the Democratic presiden avow the .support of Carr P. Col delegations to the UN. —» hr* serve,meat slices and gra\’y. a time will.come when relations baby Mrs. ' Jacqueline Kennedy in lins, Dr. Norman Vincent Peale eluding the one headed by Sortto ' Plnehurst Is Introdtirlng tbeee at 6c off Uie regular /'FO R THE DOGS'' » tween .our couiltries will improve bring the candidate's family into Flood Djanger typo study of radiation i belts that tial nominee. ' LOW PRICES .... New York. the campaign. The wiv^s of both could imperil manhed space flight. Morton, noting a Jackson state' and the National Conference of Premier NUdta 8. Khiiishb*w~ prlre of S4c a package. 1 CALO DOG FOOD...... •» cans for $1.00 when contacts between the Soviet Mrs," Kennedy, attired at the will not be pennittad to oanT Union and the USA, as those candidates are wonderful ladies Algerian nationalists stage two ment that the malls . are being Citizens for Religious Freedom.” PICTSWEET CUT CORN ...... for 75c CALO CAT FO pD.v. 4 ... ., .8 cans for $1.00 time in a $29.M maternity dress, Hattiesburg, Miss . Sept. 16 flooded with ahtl-Catholic litera guns. Cuban, anthorlttaa (m«a among sll states, will he more exf- and that's the way they ought to Residents of eastern Mississippi bloody incidents last night, leav The last was the group of 150 SAVE 5c ON... PICTSWEET MIXED VEGETABLES for 79c termed herself upset' by reports be treated.” ing 10 persons dead and 64 In ture, accusing Jackspn of "trying Protestants who ,met here aifft already been notified that Pia* PICTSWEET LEAP SPINACH ...... : for 69c tensive.’l 1 snd western Alabamp were warned SWAN.SON GRAVY AND BEEF RUOEB she spent up to $30,000 a yiar for At the Arden establishm'ent, jured. . . . Proposal for single to keep the discussion of ireligion said in a statement that a Cath mier Fidel' Castro's gna-tatlal| SWANSON TURKEY RUCES WITH BROWN PICTSWEET CHOPPED SPINACH .. for 69c Khriiahcbsv’a reply was not all clothing and 'aaid she was ;“sure I to expect heavy rains and flooding onion in graphic arts Industry is irilve In the belief it vyHl benefit bodyguards aill have to pot tlMIto^ GRAVY , i PICTSWEET HERE lls A NEW ITEM FROM KEEBLER— aweetnass and light, however. press representative Lanfranco i$ the last remnants of hurricane olic president would he under spend less than Mrs. Nikon- on Ras)x>nl quoted Miss Arden as laid' before Intern-tlotial Stereo- the Democratic candidate” pressure from his church to pistols down when thoy gfit to SWANSON CHICKEN SLICED WltTH GRAVY BEEF PIES JP PECAN FUDGIES ^...... 49c He said thp Manhattan-only deci clothes." Ethel sluggishly moved northward typeirs Union. , . Emmett Earl Jackson, saying he knew of none New York City for the Ualkit SWAN.SON RAISIN SAUCE AND RUOAR- CHICKEN PIES I k 9 sion "deprived me of the poaaibillty saying: from thecoast today. f breach ithe separation of church FROM NABISCO "She gets hers at Elizabeth Ar ."Mrs. Nixon has been a client Leggett walks calmly to' elMtrie from Republican party leidhrs, and state. NsttoM AsseroMy mooting. , , Cf^RED HAM SLHÊS TURKEY PIES 'O ' of availing myself of. the . libertiu den, and nothing'.there costs less Th?. shortlived hurricane, now chair in Tucker Prison Farm, charged that the mailings were an ' ’SWANSON GRAVY AND PORK LOIN SLICES ,_• " TUNA PIES PREMIUM SALTINES______29e of that democratic state, the USA, than $200 or S3O0." Mrs. Kennedy for the past four years. She has dniy a rain storm, was slightly The executive director of the alvvayb paid her bills. She has . a Ark., after dawn for slaying of 14- effort to defeat Kennedy^ Morton 29 KHJJKD IN ILUTANOA ■ and commented: , added. east of Hattiesburg, Miss., inland ycar-old boy to 1965, ending hl^ 4- contended that Jackson made organization, the Rev. Donald H. EUsabettivIllo, Tha Ooagto HI6H TRAPES ^ LOW PRiOES ^ BEST OF TERMS "All this seems strsuige, since ' Mrs. Nixoir said her $49 wool wonderful figure iuid can also about 80 miles from the cofist efirly GUI, said- Dr. Peale had no part gtot. 16 (ID—eatoaga trao|a. T wear ready-made clothes.’" » ■? year fight to. escape it, charges by I'hhuendo that "he I am leader of the Sovlht delega Jersey camd from Lord and Tay- today. • - 1 Air Foi’ce auccessfully fires At- knows are wholly unfounded.” in calling the liêeting or in for haro shot dead from M to 4* a | tion'and I am on my way to at tbr in New York. In response At first, Raspotii seemed horri Winds hfid subsided to occasion IfiS mlfisUe 8,000 mllea down At- In a statement replying last mulating^ thg group statement, the Bataba rehals wha raMfii) Open Thu^day and Friday Till 9 P.M. : tend the session of the U.N. Gen to questions of reporters, she add- fied a t the thought pf discussipg al gusts up to 20 m.p»h. ho'wfiver iMtlo nMeaOe nfag« .early to