'X57.:5r- • ’ J-''W ’■T SBN TUESDAV, a u g u s t 28, 1968 ;$anrl)f8tpr ^timing Hm Gi'’ "M * t------A r m g k Daily Nat Prcai Ron Par Mw 'Waah aisad The WdRther The clasa.of^lMd of East Hart­ 41 n Church will sponsor an Ice $45,000. Income to the. town from "definitely” do waiit aiich a lot. cream social In Luther hall Thiira- the cemetery superintendent's di­ They also decided to write to the The annual session of the Con­ rection has rlasn frpm 111,596 to MANCHESTER H eaxt Attack necticut State Gtange wiU be held day evening from 6:30 to 9 o’clock. Town Parking Authority (TPA) The proceeds wil benefit their “On 126,300. suggesting a .meeting aa "early aa m u M o m - m ii T in Hartford Oct., 16-18, Delegates The superintendent asaumed his from State Granges will dlscii.ss lo Texas” fund The young people jiosslble” to diacuaa their ideaa re- 301 Center St. Ml 3-5135 -L Wa^hingrton, Aug. 27 {fP)— will serve a choice of sundaes, cof­ position In 1945 as director of the 'garding, lease arrangements, what proposed changes in by-laws. The .xemelfry^ department when- the rnnmu iV 4 it ■ . Most of ths opposition to state­ The ^nate Rackets Commit­ Sixth Degree yrill be conferred on fee. punch and cooktes^o the pub-' buildings would be raxed if the Juneau, Alaska, Aug. 27 )T lie. East, weal, snd Biickland (>eme- parking lot was atithorfaed, and r-Vast, nigged and beautiful hood in Alaska had bfgn baaed tee said Bolbert (Barney) Friday evening, Oct. 17. Isrles ware consolidated by the on a faar that increased costa of what compensation ; the ownera Alaska— alim in population ,Bakerv 300-pouhd aide to top late General Manager George would receive for the Iqaa of In­ state government' would mean a Teamsters union x^ses, to­ Waddell Into a single unit, come from theae buildinga.. ^ but mighty in size and poten­ new boost In taxes for the terri­ o|cik.s Observe tial— is going to become the tory’s 215,000 residents. day suffered a'severe' heart Mtarle«l Per|>etiial <’»re It- was also suggested the area a tta ck .. \ OPEN WEDNESDAY F.lllott established perpetual care be surveyed and the Parking Aj^th- 49th state of the Union. However, the heavy outpouring 25lli Aiiniversarv as a part of the purchase agree­ at the' polls was viewed by most The attack cam# juat a. few orlty would be asked to spell out AlaMia voters crowded to the houn before Baker was to have' ALL DAY ment for cemetery lota. Prior to what part It would play In paving, poUs In record''number yesterday observers as an'indication’ that Mr. and .Mrs. Nickodem F. WoJ- that time lota were sold either on lighting snd marking the proppaed statehood was headed for approval testified In the rackets hearings,^ and, by -a wide margin approved Chairman John L. McClellan (D- rlk, 1.18 Wetherell St. were honor­ a perpetual of annual care baala. here Uirmigh college,” the aiiper- lot. ‘ admiaaion of the territory to the by a wide margin. Raps Story DOUBLE ed with a surprise parly Sunday Tilts, he reported, resulted In 's tntendent said. "Some of Manches- The meeting waa held by th e ! "It’s a wonderful night,” said Ark) announced Baker’s illness as Union. With 109 precincts report­ he opened the hearing, WORIJ) GREEN on llie oifHslon of ihelr i.^th wed­ Isrge vnliiine of bllla, hoohkeep- ter'.N doctors and lawyers were newly formed property owners! ing, Immediate statehood had re­ Interior, Secretary Fred A. Seaton, ding anniver.aary. Altogether 12.'i li g and correspondence and unpaid summer, employes in the ceme­ the administration's greatest Robret F. Kennedy, committee committee consisting of John ; ceived yee votes on 19,007 ballots. counsel, told reporters first reports Rans STAMPS relatives and frienda were preaenl accounts for vsrioiis reasons. Kl- teries, and we even now have two Merz, Stillmsn Keith. D an t e Votes against statehood totaled IXKtster of Alaskan atat^ood. He Opposes EVERV WTCDNESDAV from Maine. New Hampsldre, New llott listed the desth of the imme­ teachers here. " he added. PaganI and Mr, iinil Mrs. ifebert .^pnly 8,814. Seaton was in Juneau for the vote were that Baker’s condition was diate lot own#r, moving lo other critical. He was' taken to George York. New Britain and ttila town. KllioU was born in lielaml Aug. Sandals. They rtwn the land on ■ 'Two other proposltior.s, which tabulation last night, The -couple attended Maas in citle; nr neglict of obligations ss which It W.SS recommended the ■ Extends A "rhe voting was sc, heavy at Washington Hospital here. On N e^oes causes of the amount of work in­ 6. IP(*7, and rnlered the United must 6e approved if. statehood la Kennedy said Baker, soh-ln-law FAIRWAY New Ynrk City Sunday In the Slates when he was nine. He was parking.Int ahoiild be located. The to beedme a fact, glso were pass­ many precincts that ths supply ’54 Verdict j church in which they were irisiTled volved In malnlalii the cemetery of former Iowa Democratic State educaled in Manchester tschools. recommendation was made after ing by th6 game margin. Proposi­ of ofBclai election ballots-was ex­ 876 MAIN STREET ' 2.7 years ago. In the meantime a records « two traffic surveys In the area hausted before the polls closed. Chairman Jacob More. wa«. strick­ Little Rock, Ar^., Aug. 27 jeomniKtee from - Polish Women's .Some parts of the cenielei y were The beginning of an extensive tion two on^Uje ballot dealt with en , at hl8 hotel shortly before, he W ^ in g to n , Aug. 27 (JF)— military inreei was started when sometime ago. g6 r d ia l in v it At io n acceptance of the present boun­ lAirplanes were pi«ssed into serv- (/P)— The Arkniims House , Allianr-e. Group^No; 246. consisting iinkepl because of unpaid accoiinls, The committee was formed last - would have, started for the Senate. and Senate, within a few min­ President Einenhower said to­ of .Mrs Stephen Yencha, .Mrs Con-, and the cemetery was not entirely he Joiner! Hie Navy for four years daries aa boundaries of the new -ici to carry new supplies of bal- Office lauding. Rl 16 He then worked al Cheney week d)irlng a meeting of the own- j TO MOTHERS and CHILDREN and state. Proposition three provides Idts to some precincts. At others, utes apart, today gaves'lnash- day he may have told friends I Stanly Kose, ,Mra. .lean Klejna, presentahle al all times. Hie ceiiie- ers with the TPA and the Chamber ! $I(>0 Bills In. Envelope lery ciews'hsd to iiialntalii these Bros, for nine years. When he'was for the transfer ot 108,35slahllahlng perpetual care, the atate, and reserves power to • the about agri envelope full of $l<>0-bnis Arkansas schools rather than should be slowed down. I cemeteries receive i onsl.anl stteii- rose to major, s rank he still holds President' to make certain military- ■ Included in the heavy turnout But the President denied at a land many olher -silver articles In the Guard fleserve to learn who got the money and i were preaented to the couple who ! linn er|iially dispersed over Ihelr land withdrawals in tine of na­ at the' polls were 19 and 20-year- wlmt It waa used for. submit to forced integration. newa conference that'he ever aald j expreased Ihelr deep graliliidc lo ,63' acies Prior lo fedeialixatlon of the v “Back to School” tional emergency. old Alaskans voting for the -first Baker waa scheduled for teetl- he wishes the Supreme Court had I their friends for Ihrir hind Aso estnhllHlird liy the siiprrln- Guard, FIlliill was comnilsaioned The return^ Included vote totals time- The voting, age in Alaska mony In continuation of the com- Little Rock, Ark., Aug. 27 not ruled in 1904 in favor of in­ I thoiiglUfuineMS. lemlant Is an exlenslv''s kardex a aecond lieiilennnt. He campaign­ from heavily populated cities in was lowered, from 21 under terms mitee’s investigation info alleged (fl*)—The Arkansas legisla­ tegration in the nation’s public Mr. and Mrs WoJilU liave two sysleiii of filing, nils system estali- ed In Ihe Pacific Theater during cintral and southeastern Alaska of the Cons'Ufution of the pro- corruption and terrorism in Team­ ture raced the clock today to schools. iliildren Their rinughter, Dorolhy, lislies permanent safely kept rer- World M'sr II with Hie 16Pth Beg. and came from more than one poaed hew-etate. •- ster union affairs. Shortly after Elsenhower apoke, 43rd Div. on New Caledonia New pass a sheaf of anti-integra­ PINE LENOX la a pupil 111 Manchester High ordsiaf dale, place of Interment and third of the territory’s approxi­ State Offioera Primary Baker told* the committee last the Justice Department announced School, and Eddie Is altending preaenl lot owner. Klllolt’a office, Zealand, New Georgia and New mately 297 precincts. The special statehood vpting waa 'Thursday he could not remember tion bills before the U.S. Su­ It will -ake part In arguments be­ Noire Dame College and la active also din|iliiya several large maps Guinea, ami will) General McAr- -Fashion Show Forecasts on the eve of the elec­ paired with a.p^mary election to preme Court meets to take fore the Supreme Ctourt tomorrow whether he ever had ah envelope In sports He jilavs': busehnil with imllinllng the name anil pliicc of Hiiir In Hie Phlllpplnea. tion had predicted .lot much more PHARMACY each grave In the ceinelerlea. .ANIve In Church at the time alleged, a j^ar ago this up the Little Rock school con­ on the school integration crieig at. ■Morlart.v's team anil .SI, Cyrils of than a 2-1 margin ’ for 'Statehoo,d. (Continued on Page Ponrteen) month. Nor, he said) could he re­ Little Rock, Ark. 299 E. Center Sl.—Atl 9-9896 Hart fin d \Vo)c|h Is a foreman al In an.swer to questions fniiii the ‘Pllliott is miirilcd and his dxiigh- troversy. Town Hliidy Con)nilHee In' H'ehru- I ' ci, Bcvei ly D'Anmlo, living in member whether—if he had It— A special House Education Com­ The dejiartment said. Solicitor the ..Pratl and M’hifney AlmafI This Wednesday, August 27, 3p-m. General J. Lee Rankin also Will planl. j Hiy p«»rlalnln|( lo ftpr.viue Im orpo- VN'e.sl Hartford, ha.s two daugh- such an envelope contained $1,000, mittee last night whipped through I i by tliY* (’ornot.pry Depart- tcra He and hl» wife. Louiae. live IN OUR or from whom he might have re­ and approved 12 measures dimed file a legal brief In the- case to­ at 124 Haybeny Hd., ftlaatonbury, Capital Offense in Alabama ceived It. at blocklug forced integration and morrow in advance of the argu- Ijrppnt Klllntl loported "In I1M5 menta. ! Ihf I'cmetftry Mhh equip* "Hunting and fUhing,*' KIlioM On one point Baker was firm:' at'Crippling the effectiveness of ment to servlrp funenilii. and rte- promptly replied when aaked of "I never got paid no $1,000, to me National Association for the Eisenhower said In reply to a ‘ pended on vault rompanlen. lent what hia apare-lime recreation CHILDREN andTEENAGE SHOP arrange labor peace between the Advancement ot Colored People question that he la sure .there w-ill FORMICA men nnd funer«l dlrertorn to mip- rfmatata. He ia a member of the Teamsters Union and the Esco In integration lawsuits. be no great divergence between LECLERC SECOND FLOOR (Take Elevator To .Second Floor) ;ro Faces Chair Motor Exhibitors Service Co., of hie personal views on the Integra­ ply their own, ThiJi incrtnl « Iojm 1601)1 and 43rd Divlalon Aanoria- n ie Supreme Court meets. In FUNERAL HOME COUNTER TOPS of revenue to the lown nnd the llon.a,/ Veterana of Foreign Ware. McKees Rocks, Pa. tion Itiue and those to be set forth Ueaeive Officera Aaan. and ia a The committee announced It also extraordinary session tomorrow cemetery wue blamed for the Modeled for .vour inspection wil'. be Fall Fashions for to rule. In effect, on .whether the 'In the Justice Department brief. "OUR SPECIALTY" eliHhby nppeiirnnrft of lente, member of the American Ceme­ would call as witnesses George F. The President also declared the tery Aaan. Klllolt waa preaident of the teenager, junior miss and younger children. Callahan Jr., Esco president, and Little Rock school.system shall, FINEIUI- Het« and rusty lowerlnf; devlcea MORIARTY For $1.95 Robbery receive a breathing spell of consequences will be terrible if uacd al many of the aervic ea. Since Ihe Married Couplra Club of the BJdward Welnheimer, a labor con­ some atatee close their public SERVICE ANDERSON- South Methodiat Church, and he Plan to ronie, an enjoyable afternoon is in store for yon! sultant to the firir.. months or perhaps years before it only town-owned eq\ilpment and hta wife take part In Ihe ar- BROTHERS integrates a second time as It did schools In an effort to block court- Walter N. la permlllfd. . . and all aervice.a - Montgomery, Alar, Aug. 27 i/P> gro choked her and tried to rape Owners of a iDes Moines, Iowa, ordered mixing o fib h white and llvifle.a of the Manrheater Square 801 Csnter St. her. motor court had testified Wein- last fall. l-eclerc, EVANS CO. ' are Kupphed with well cared for ITiinre f'luh, REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED . . . Aiabama’e ''governor, who may Negro races.' Director MI 8-5188 Wilson was charged with rob­ helmer and Baker were guests at It was to block a possible Su­ Crewmen of the atomic submarine Nautilus, riding In s>pen cars, move up Broadway during Wal- equipment, Aa a reaull. Ihe aerv- have to decide the fate of a Ne­ preme Court ruling demanding Closing the schools under such MANCHKSTKR. CONN. Icea In Ihe crinelery followa the DOOR PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED . . . bery, which is defined by Alabama come by New Yorkers In Wall Street financial dlatrlct today. In lead ear, from left, are: Com- -circumstancee would result In a gro condemned to -be executed for law as the. taking of money or (Continued on Page Fourfeen) Immediate integration that Gov. mander William Anderson, Nautilus skipper; city greeter Richard Patterson; and Rear Adm. Hy­ Call Ml 9-5869 iMI 9-423.1. Ml 9-47«4 , aame neat', digntflerl pattern aet iOrval Faubus convened the leg­ whole basketful of litigation. 23 Main Street, Manchester In the funeral home" robbery, said yeeterd|y he pre­ goods of value from another per-, man Rlckover. (AP PhotofSLxj. Eiaenhower said. fers to conun'uta deaui sentences son by foree or fear of violence., islature yesterday. - - a Man Ilmira Hriniktlo^^n FREE PARKING. Rear of Our Store. The key measure' he placed be­ h«ut laws on I The aame leport ahowa an nu- whenever possible. whether or not a weapon ii useb. the books to permit closing o f its The law does not specify any fore .the lawmalfers gives the gov­ inual total of man houia for "If I can find some excuse to Dag Launches ernor power to shut the doors of Governor Appeals •choole afid Arkansaa' Gov. Orval i moving and irlmmlnK: aervu'e to turn aomebody looa'e. I’ll always amount of money which must Faubus 1«M aakad a apeclal aea- be taken before the offense cottstL any school house the federal gov- ! f u n e r a 1 a. 3,740 hnui a: general do It,” Gov- Jam es E. Folsom said ernraenl seeks'to Integrate by For Sate BHviiig rion of hla atate’a legislature to tutes robbery. In Alabama, rob­ Peace Mission^ Salutes give him authority to shut schools. malnleniim-e. including leal 4|ia- at-a press conference. force or court «rder, A followgp poaiil. 4.A00 hoiira; anrl grading •tHJW.HALCcoR> ^ Stats Supreme court is bery Is a capital offense. ElmnKower’8.’^^f4eaark that he Although he was only tried on bill'would permit studeiht8 thus' Hartford, Ailg. 27 t/h- 6ov,; Albl nnd repairing lota, 1,000 houra. M A N C H i i t i R C o n n * conaiderlng aa appeal for a re­ displaced to carry their state may have, told friends that he be- 'I’he rrew la made up of a foie- hearing In the case of 65-year-old the robbery charge, Wilson waa Se es Hu ssein coff has made a special plea to Ilevee the school Integration proc­ CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS also indicted, for another capital school funds to a school of their the people of Connecttiiut to drive man, rlerk. foiii- permanent . I hi ee Jimmy Wilson, a Negro ex-cohvict choice. Nautilus Crewmen ess should be-slowed down was his aeml-permnnent and five aeaaonni sentenced to death for robbing a offense, nighttime burglary. He .Amman, Jordan, Aug, 27 (ffj— safely over the coming Labor Day first public indication that he was not Indicted for attempted wnrlteia white womsm of $1.95, Dag Hammarskjold arrlv^ In Jor­ (Continued on Page Sixteen) weekend. feels deiegregatton efforts may be ■’^^'e hire aludenla lo \\oili for Folsom said ihe had no Intention rape, which ia punishable by. a New York, Aug, 27 — The-'»cl.Jmed today "U .S.S.' Nauttlile moving too fast. maximum sentence of 20 years. dan today for the firat round of The Governor’* safe driving plea ua during the aummei. Home atari of attempting to influence the was transcribed yeeterday ,by> sev­ city's 3-day salute to the atomic I Day" In New York Oty. A refiorter told Elsenhower a while In high arhool and continue court • 6r Infringe on its jurisdic­ Hundreds (5f letters nnd tele- talks -to stabilliEe the Middle East eral radio, Statlmte and will be submarine Netitilus and her crew The proceeelon’e destination was I weekly news magaxine (Newa- The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY tion and repeated he could . not enough for U.S. and British troops the' Waldobf-Aetorta Hotel for the |w#ek) says the President has told (Continued on Page Sixteen) broadcast periodlcKlly during the headed to a climax today with a SUPfR MARKETS dlscuas the- caae as long as it is to go home. Boy, 15, Knifes coming days as a constant remind­ following: friends that he wishes the court The U.N. Secretary-General was ticker-tape parade up Lower being considered by the High Tri­ er to drive.ra to drive aafely. Broadway. Presentation . of . the mayor's had never handed down its '1.964 bunal. . ! greeted at the Amman airport by ■croll for .distinguished seiwice.to decision, and thst he also feela ' Premier Samir Rlfal. They went Principal over Ribicoff's plea followed the worst Office workers toaaed tons of Once a condemned prisoner in CAP Pushes Hunt rash of highway fatalities ever to streamers and con'ettl showering Anderson and the aklp|>er’B accept­ the integration process should be Alabama has -exhausted hie ap­ 'directly to King Hus.seln’s hilltop ance on behelf of hie crew. slowed down. DEVELOPING palace. Hammarskjold declined to mark a Conneclicut weekend pe­ down on Rear Adm. Hyman G. peal to the courts, only the gov­ For Missing Plane Oass Ranking riod. During laat Friday, Satur­ Rlckover, ‘Yather” of the atomic' . Preeentation ef bronse city me­ Dealing first with the report., he ernor can spare hie life. Since dlscuas his peacemaking mission day and Sunday 11 persons died dallions to Andenion and Rlek- ia against the 1954 decision outlaw­ Everyone at Our 3 Offices with rejjorteni. atibmarlne; Its.skipper, Cmdr. Wil­ ing school segregation, Eisenhow­ Folsom first took office In 1947, Bedford, Masa., Aug. 27 (JP)—A in traffic accidents. ^ liam R. Anderaon, other Nautilus over, who ia President Elsenhow­ lOYS* - GIRLS' he has had to decide the fate of Hammarskjold and three aides Eadt Haven, Aug. 27 (87—Doc­ er’s personal representative at the er replied emphatically that the maestve air search directed by the flew to Amman from Beirut In a ‘"Ibe number of highway deaths officers and mSh. report Is not correct. 85 persons. He let 16 men and Civil Air Patrol got underway to­ tors ssy a high school principal, laat weekend was heart-breaking Al the Brooklyn Navy Yard, S' 3-day fete. DOUBLE one woman die • In the electric U.N, -courier plane. During an stabbed by a 15-year-old twy may .and tragic," he said. "Coming up A luncheon to t wives of crew Then ha went on to say he might skeleton crew kept wetch on the BRIEF CASES FOR SCHOOL chair and apared the Uvea of 18 day in an all-oui quest pf four per- overnight etop in the Lebanese , is Alert to Serve Yon ■sims who vanished Sunda.v night lose some use of the fingers of his is the weekend that la usually one bluS-blsck sub, which carried them menribei-a hosted by Mrs. Wagner. capital, he conferred only with (t'ontiniied on Page Sixteen) mmi condemned men. In a flight from Manchester. N.rf. of the most dangerous of the year. under the North Pole icepack to Tomorfow, the Nautilus will left hand. Wilson'e fate will rest in the Wllllmantlc, Conn. U.N. officials, I hope that drivers will exercise leave for New London. Conn., her WORLD GREEN ALL COLORS— ALL .STYLKS Jordan's newspapers hailed The school official, CarF Garvin, history and on a record-smashing govemor'e hands If the State Su­ Thirty-five aircraft Including the highest degree- of thoughtful­ race across the Atlantic Ocean. home port. , 14 Banking Services preme Court- turns down his re; Hammarskjold’a visit. The news­ .54, was stabbed In the aim snd four helicopters will take part in ness and care on ' their weekend More than 16.000 persons visited f r r t t t u w e t n o t \VK HAVK COMIM.KTK .SCHOOL SU PPLIES quest for a rehearing. paper Falaatin said "perhaps the hsnd with a 19-inch butcher knife trips." Mounted police, representatives the search along with acores of yesterday by a student whd first of the / rmy. Navy, Marine'Corps, the, Navy Yard yesterday. .Qbly # Savings Accounts The Negro,, who has served two men on the ground. easiest part of Hammarskjold'i Last year, four persons died In prison terms for grand larceny, miasion )s the/ question of the tried to shoot the principal with Air Force and Coast Gusrd, relatives of the crew and specially Bulletins CAP Capt. Joseph Dardano of highway crashes during the 4-day invited guests were allowed uinn s # Home^lmproverhent Loam was convicted of robbing Mrs. Es­ the Hanscom Air Base In Bedford withdrawal oL foreign troops be­ a homemsde shotgun. Labor Day weekend. ri,assed colors and city firemen fi’oih the AP W ires STAMPS 9 ^ were In the "anguard of a motor­ aboard the sub. cause all th« governments ' con­ ‘I'h'e gun, loaded with a 12 telle Barker, 82. She testified that Additional hours for dockside Pham iafy DEWEY-RICHMAN CO. # Savings Bank Life Insurance before taking the money, the Ne­ (Continued on P age' Fourteen) cerned ha^'*’considered retention gauge shell, failed to go off. Police cade of Ifi-open cars carrying the I ^ 1MC. W of these . 'troops as a temporary aald a blast from the crude, rub­ Nautilus crew. riewing by the'public were sched­ uled for today, - TWO KILLED IN CRASH WEDNESDAY 767 MAIN STRKKT # Personal Loans. measura:^’ ber-band-powered weapon could The parade route ended at City Trumbull, Aug. 27 UP) — Two /Israel Baaic Problem have killed Garvin. Hall, site of a brief ceremony. Andetaon gbnta(tq the awing of person* were' killed at 12:16 .FaJaatln declared that .the baste The knife severed a tendon, and. News Tidbits Along- the route, a section in accepting honoif 'on behalf ef th'e p.m. today when, State PoUoe # School Savings crew yesterday. problem In the Middle East waa a 4>4-hour operation was perform­ Culled from AP Wires front of St Paul’s Chapel wSs said, their auto waa atiuck by China Reds Hammer the state of Israel...... ed laat night. The principal was reserved for the wives and fam­ At a luneheonj'ivan by the Met­ another ceir on the .M .errltt ' SPECIALS - # Collafaral Loans later reported In fair condition. ilies of the honored men. ropolitan <3iib and the New York Al Jihad said Hammarskjold Parkway here near Route 26 In - The motorcade took on an added Council of the Na-vy League at the Native Waybest Chicken will "find hta path payed before Police said the knifing follow­ 'Die American Bar Association head-on collision. State PoUco # Banking by Mail him with no ditches to- frustrate ed a disputd between-the principal passenger at City Hall — Mayor listed the dead.aa Joseph De- urges that appointment of federal Robert F. Wagner, who pro- (Oontiiined so Page Sixteen) Ti^y Chiang Islands his, efforts." The paper added Jor­ and the boy, , whose name was Judgaa ho removed from pelitiqa* • • niseo, 88 Lemrel Ave„ Mliforfit dan is closing Its ears to'anti-Jor- wlthlield by authorities, over- his LEGS ,H 55c # Travelers Checks A 'year of progress along many ------the drir-er. and Theresa Rltade- dan broadcasta which. It aald, are class .tanking at East Haven High liaea, in the face-Of overcrowding, 'Julio, also of the Milford ad­ AMESITE still emanating from "certain sis­ Schaol.' dress. .Ages were not ai'allablo. ; # Christmas Club * was reported to ,povernor Ribl- Tkipsl, Formosa, Aug, 27 (F)—f 40-acre rock lilne miles from the ter states.” , ■>PolIco Chief Edwin Prieet told U.S* Navy Goal Too Small Injured In Hie crash were two BREASTS „.69c Ths Chinese Communists todsy Communist mainland which serves coff today by State Prison Warden After i^ulsage of the U.N. resolu­ this etory ; ' '"''-'v Mark S. Richmond. . . Premier passengers in the second car. # Register Checks gave two of the tiny Tan islets aL another. Nsttonaiist lookout. The, boy, in private schbolf Jhe The Natlonalista said a smalt Com­ tion Jordan told its radio stations Charles de Gaulle arrived in revolt- DEERFOOT fn Amoy Bay ths worst arUlIery to stop feplvtng to attacks-from last two years, attended'Bast Ha­ pasting .80 far of the vest pocket munist fleet moving., to' it api- ridden Algeria today on Yhd last leg IKE 5'.%CATldN8 FRIDAT # All Purpose Savings Club. Cairo and Damascus radios.' ven High as a freshman during of his campaign to sell .hie new Wanhlngtoil, Aug. 37' (JPf— DRIVES wsr In the Formosa Strait. parently for- a n ; Invasion was the 1956-57 te'rm. He was to be Red Missile Subs Seen In Cairo, the newspaper Al -Ah- Instollod ly # U. S. Siyings Bend Belief Increased- - on Formosa broken up Sunday night. conetUutron to- the people of Mad­ President and Mrs. Biseahower th$t ths Beds soon would try to The' Natlonalista- reported suc­ agascar anil French Africa. plan to leave by plane Friday "Connactieiit't Loading Paving Caiitractor" (Conttmied oa Page Bight) (Continued on Page. Fourteen) Induetrtal accidents In Connecti­ fo r til # Loans on Real Estate selxs the tlnV Nattoiallst outposts cess in their return fire yeiterday, Hieir- vacation a t Newport, FRANKS Flr«l In Muallly — Fnim t In. Priei. pjuitMt l» ScrxlM only 214 miles frotp the Commu­ claiming their guns knocked out _— ------. cut showed an 8 per cent decrease threat to U.S. by 1960s R.I. James C. Hagsrty). YVIdte NO m o n ey d o w n ~ TERMS ARRANGED (ell typesl nist port Of Amoy. artillery emplacements on Wuyu, during the; pjiA -yeffrV although House preaa secretary, said In ' — TTie Reds might plan to assault . small Island In Amoy Bay, and medical hospital coo); itt.auch cases announcing this twtay' that no MUCKE'S JA 2-5750 GALL Ml 9^224 # Safe Deposit Boxes ths Tans in ths bslisf that they on Ting Tateng IslnnA- hnd blew rose by 16 per ce n t... l*reeldent By EBNEfiT B.,VA€X;AB0 « should be determined by the sec- speoiftc time has been set yet - can get away "with it without risk­ up ammunition., and gasoline Nixon-Ike Choice Gets Adolfo Buis Cortinee, of Mexico, Waehlngtonf'i o a r Aug. 27 185-4^A retary of defense and the Nation- for departure. But he added the ing American intervention, observ- dumps on Wuyu and at Weitou, on stepped in to seek the sod of a 5- group of experts warned today al Security Council as part of the Eisenhowers do plaa to get ers said. Washington dispatches the mainland. day university atudedt strike pro<- that by tha early 1960e mieaile-' nation's over-all etrateglc deter­ started early Friday morning. The Co.' have suggests^ this appraisal of By NationaUat coilnt, .the Com­ teeting bus fare increases in Mex­ firing Russian submarinet will be rent budget. n. THOMAS COILA Communist' intentipns is well munists by noon today had fired X New York Nomination ico a ty . capable of devastating American 3. There should be a signifl'- • ITNDERWOOD PACT VOTED KIELBASA founded. total of nearly 100,000 shells since The Boyiet preaa accused the cities. ” cant Increase in thS rate and tcala; Hartford, Aug. 27 ID —Un­ lUtln Rlark Top Boalrr For .Sal* In 8 Gallon TalU 87.50— ITtRF. DRLIViJiY BFiRVl’t'E The Communists hurled some 4,- they drastically stepped up the United States ef spreading slander "A massive attack with auch of building altfick aubmarini*— i derwood employe* almost unan­ (MO shells at the -islets of Tatan Formosa Strait wir last Mtur- By THE AHSOCIA’llBD PRESS tin g that Rockafalier and eUtera against Red China to cover *up weapons could level our entire ur- the ones that ffack down enemy | imously voled~to accept a new NAPIER and Erhtan In half an hour, the '•Isy- Vice'Prarident Nixon apparently were strongly urging Keeling to what it called U.S. .responsibility ban -eoclsty,’’ aald the Underseas j luba. The'"report described contract calling for imprc(«'»- mm Nationalist Defense Ministry said. Radio Peiping 'continued to run for the Senate. for T a t Bast tension... Reports Warfard Panel. The group waa too small a Navy goal of tome 75 msnts but no wage increases at charge the United SUtea with has dropped a 1960. presidential Since Tatan la only 96 acres in anchor ■windward in the troubl­ , Tidked with Preetdent by a restaurant hosteaa that her formed to advise the mlliUry su l^ •ttac*^ aubifiarlnes by 1870 a BushnrII fitemerlal meeting Fitting children's shoes is d specialty at Leonard's: else and Erhtan only 40 Seres, the heightening tensiOQ in the For­ ed sea of New York politicx Hagerty aald Nixon talked per­ bMi forced* her to quit her job by committee of the House-Senate 4- Ths Navy’s research and de­ toddff. The contract Inehidea half-hour ahelllng waa the hesvieat mosa Strait and Recused the velopment budget for tindersea priK'islotts for re.opealBg talks LR; BAG Nixon’a, activity in urging Re­ sonally to Blsenhowar and then re­ haraatlng her after ahe tesUftsd Atomic Energy Committee. Yes, Mothers and Dads . . . do know how* concentration of fire In the five Americans of threatening Com­ publican Rep. Kenneth B. Keating layed to Keating the word that before the Senate Rackets dom- In Ha 16-page report, the panel warfare should be doubled, with on wage*. boUday*. t'seations COFFEE we days of stepped-up artillery attack munist China's security. of Rochester Into the race for the "botl. ,-the Preaident and himself mittae are to be' Inveatlgated by painted a ' picture of grave peril substantial Increases year by year. and insurance on Jan. 16. Your AavinRH on Uie Nationalist offshore Islands. Claim nect Beiaforced Senate yesterday was interpreted thought that Mr. Keating would .both the U.S. Attorney's and' the ahead for the United States unleas There ahoiiTd also be a substantial Current Annual TTis Defense Ministry made no Increase in the Navy's budget for ACX.'USEU Of I kIONAPING CHICKEN OP THE SEA 'Tomplota Lina Ekrn A Red broadcast claimed U.8. eir as an effort directed In .part at be a" fine candidate, and the Vice 1111 n o 1 B State’s Attorney’s of­ this nation's own''submarine and Of rorracHra Dividend Rate announcement of casualties, nor end sea patrols had oeme within keeping the "Vice Presidents pres­ President urged Mr. Keating not fices... A legislative subcommit­ atitlaubmarine programs ire basic research. Hartford, .Aug. 27 (ffi—Warrants Bhoaa” did It mention any attack on the 12 miles of the Chinese Coast and idential aspirations afloat In 'a to decline the nomination should tee wiu meet In emergency ses- pushed with more vigor and on a 5. Greater use should be made of rbargiag kidnaping wqre' tssoed . third Tan ialet, Santan, leaa than SOLID P o ll IP a rro t speculated that American "naval critical area. the opportunity be preaented by rioh to cemslder laveettgattag a much larger scale. universities, private research cen­ by the Hartford Police Court to- * Vour Doctor’! eight acres in sise. ships now Iring off the coast of Keating had been reluctant to the Repubtlcin atate convention.’’ enrvey that chargas. mahulmtn- "In a future war," the report ters end industry for grappling day tor a 34.year-oi($ Maine man WIIITK PrracripMon Another 4.B00 sounds were fired Thia Indirectly breached Etsen- said, "the ocean could be our en­ with undersea warfare problems. and his l7-.vcar-old'ilR IriemL can at Quemo.v in a fi-hour period. No Japaih the Philipplnea and Hawaii gamble an almost sure house, seat Istration and staff dlaienalon in a TUNA MKAT FIIM With Cara might be ordered to reinforce the by entering the contest for the. bower’s aetf-impoMMl rule agalnat few California hoqiltaU. emy aa never before." The report was released by Sen. Charged - with kidnaping Albert * Oommunist eea or air activity 7th fleet.’" Peiping: also took um- p—Thn V2.1 Aloin Sf ,'j f o ■ f i t r The Tans. Idave been used as ob­ conducted as-ueual. 'j f o ' L nl,- M ^ Mn.' )■ .t, , Po.'t. ii'. nominated by the Kri[>ublican state next presidential nomination; for lead Borvlee hi a. downtown ml'eaile. Present plans call for Gates, who said "all ef ua In the' New HnvM Rnllroad' todny 15c Up *Hning U tI . t ,1<)f« C‘ * ■' W, sf Mpd.-'/,' servation posts to alert the Na- The U.S. consulate general in ported thnt''eMeettv* Bept. t . Brh. Of’fN THURSDAY oonventlon meeting In RochiMter. If Rockefeller can defeat Dehir Oklahoma City lunchoonatto will tha first of these aqbmarlnea to be Navy are kaehly .-await of this TOc Lh. ItT. BOX SIZE Uonaliat Nayy of Bed ship move- Singapore annmuiCed that the two Jamea c . Hagcny, White Houaa (scratic Gov. AvartU Harrlman in critical threat wa Mek in the field 469 workera krill bh lalC V 10c “O urJU utinriis IVtNINGs 6 lo 8 ROTH 8RAN1HIS O-'fN IR/DAV. f. ments to and from Aidoy.'- oontthua Into Its fifth day, available In 1960. tran^orta >hieh sfilled. from press aecrttary, told repertari yaa- Noarember tha graadaon of John Army efficiala are elatad ovar 'Wotild Fuah Palaria Frogtaae Of undersea warfare." off ginihm l^**^^ If the Chwaatmiat take the Tansi, there early yeeterday with 1,600 tfrdxy Nixon had iaformad Idin of D.'~ Rockofoller e f dtane>-glving the "ciomplately succoasful" static 2. The Polarta fubmarina pro­ Oates said eonalderabta prograat I ALWAYS PilNTT OS fRU PARKING i thhy anhattly' also will try to Ifnrtaee.aboaSd ware bound for reitelTlBg k telapliana esa from (amo la eoruin to bo aeelalinod>as teat of what la reportedly fiu gram riMuId be^ fcopt separata has bean mada'in th^^.B. whma- partes an depaiteaanl teRk aOae T ta fa itg Island, 17 miles Nalaoo ) Rochefelier, OOP; iMtqi- i S S t T a t ligter'RW IkW W P’U Y-l aeutk ed Quenoyr TUnitiiig ia m d .foekak malar yot from the Navy'J' ngfiilar -ship!- « ■) adri fbr New Torii gWrenqr, aay- I.« «iFi«oaigM) Om fn * awrifl. . . . iM ^ e t Polarta ■Maejr- .reiiuaata'^ fOaattmnfi im Page

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Hudaon, aUrtii tonight a t *the Manebaater Drlvy-In at. Bolton BcouU Bfow in Norway BiPadley Pledges Notch. After a apodal 5-fUm StiMrt PlayhtMii holiday ahow Sunday Might, a cou­ Sheinwoid oh 8060018. CONN. To Assist Zeller ISiliAMilUAL SHOT 'mURSDAY UNTIt I PJI....IN KEIYITS As You Like It ple of, thrlllara—“Light Acroaa . tha Straaf' end “Scraaming Mi- NOW Hun Atia. M By DICK HOWARD -5M. RI t-446$ (MeyelM ware .seen ev«rywhere#of what r slum Is. There sr* n u ii^ long remembered—dot. ' about 1600 by Itinerant artiata Trad R. Zeller.. Each day brlnga new develop-* What to do about It is sometimes 10 t 4 4 3 h r Senior .Olrl Scouts from Mah- lovely parks in the city, whli^ U, "I have as much; anthusiaem, for FURNITURE who traveled through the colon- itM familiar.' 'Ttmmm ■ - ■AST ’ snestcr as they epeot Right deys, of oouna, beautifully located mi 1 • menu In the case of the ntyalerl- Frank Wooding pf WNBC-TV lea, went on display yesterday at •J • Fred Zeller aa I did toerard * niy ' ous cancellation of the program ■ Sodth bid His hand inconsistent­ . .SBdlBg one Week iqgo, In Copan- the sea with a good harbor. own pre-convention effbrta to'gain (Channel 30) told na that Narz the iVadaworth Atheneum.. The ly. He didn't open wllh a forcing tin EASTWOOD hagen. DRamerk, Viaiting Danish which was highly rated on both was getting resdjf to move from annual back-to-achool/’pencU box” ♦ A ( J The Dailee' themaelvas aecm a the nomination,” Bradley told ' a CHRISTMAS CBS (montlngi) and NBC (Tues­ md to begin noth, but decided to WsH D iner's weeSerfel (amlUea. Misa IM ly Smith, oo* happy people, who enjoy Ufe. Xt party luncheon at Hartford.' Hie West CossMnto his new New ahow at the State. Theater, was bid a game later wi^wt the ♦ K Q 7 S 7 I leader rapoita that tha girla had a day evenings). But with the net­ YoVk home when the end cbme. postponed from yesterday to next I , fO U T H n Trivoli, 'their famous amusement These were welcomed words to works and the sponsor, the Col­ sllgHtest encouragement from his ■ lA S T ( J S Ina^louR tanRaaelng the Danaa park, one can see the friendly hap­ the ears of .OOP leaders sines It'll be.'Interesting to see what Wednesday, ,8ept. 3, so that man­ K "FETER PAN aa Utey^ally are, with their gate-Palmolive Co., still declining other TV quiz shenanigans the ager Blit Shepherd could secure Co-Stars partner. Part of the reason was ▼ A O f 1 5 3 2 Ss9a4:ftHI:N py Boirit d(' the Danes, ^ s on* Bradley Only a few weeks'ago ac­ ' comment, the public has had to "Dotto” episode uncovers! , tthat the bidding encouraged him to aRsy-goin|'^--.^AractarUttcs - and American put It, “Ona goie there cused Fairfield County leader Wil­ the Disney films he wanted. Mar­ Shlp’a captgln Rock Hudsoir Snd' ♦ K r s Plnsi “CATTLE ElKPdUl'* their many ble^laaa^^a moat pop­ . rely on .other sources for informa­ Burgees in Oval Play low's and Weldon’s are sponsors fugitive paaeenger Cyd Charlsse hope for a diamond lead. In which W Rn&i CleemsSceM sed Celer irtlb not Just to-have fun; but to relax liam H. Breiinan of awlngihg the tion.' , Philip Burgess of 38 Hudson 8t. case his king would win a trick. ■aOk^ Ws8( KM h | m( Jeel KeCres-Oleria TsIbiB ular mode qf trilninwtRGonr The and sae the Danes ae they are.” nomination to Zeller,.. ’ again this year. And romance In the South PaciAc Sbewe l;ee - iiSt laoute are noev In pforwayK^ One of these sources, the Ked-, fs a featured member of the cast Four line Alms are slated for In Univenal-Ihtemallonara "Twi­ As it happened, VC’est had a nat­ O 1 NT PhM 2 0 With a record In social progress "We must under all circum- BOXED ASSORTMENTS S erSl Communications Commission, of "K.lnd Sir," Norman Krasna’s ural club opening. South had to O Pass Pass Pass "Wonderful, Wonderful Cbplm< 4-Gmt stretches back 40 or M years, ■tances defeat Governor Ribicotf the State beginning with "The light for the Gods,”’ the best aell hagen” waa the theme-song pT the AND > • has acknowledged receipt of - a comedy which opened last night Light in the Forsat” today Ing story by Ernest K. Gann, au find a way to avoid th e loss of OpMing lead OK BTARTa TBVBBDAT Ubnin^k'apparently has no great and John Bailey (Democratic state oomplalnt from a standby/f^on- at ihe'Ovsl in the Grove In Farm­ three diamond pricks. 1 INOBIO BEBOMAN ^ e Ywr’e BIgxeetLeagli RHi rl Scoute, of Senior, Troop 1 aa social pro]3|Bms.' A serious iltness chairmen) and the poorly con­ through Saturday,' to be followed thor of "The High and the ■ Al«OT OBIFFITR IS SOLID RACKS tsstant on "Dotto " The New York ington. Belhg presented through by "A Time to Love” on Aug. 31, Mighty.” The picture. Aimed In It was quite clear that West had ey epent an unforgettable week does not flnl»cl$Uy break a family ceived and selfish plans they rep­ Post reported that an affidavit to Sept. 6, "Kind Sir” is the Oval’s most of the phasing high cards for can make a game with your hand 'INDISCREET" "NoTInMForl In the GiQiltal of'the fairy taleas there is comJStileory health in­ resent,” the Westport attorney de­ (25 o r OJfE DESIGN) I ‘"I’he Vikings” on Sept. 3, and a color In the Hawaiian .Islands; al;q as dummy, he ihould have, opened g clared. the FCC aUted that a '’chaoiplon ' finsl production Of the season. , rescheduled "Indiscreet” on Sept. co-stars Arthur Kennedy, ' Leif his vulnerable overcall'•of one no- 1:M - S:Se - til land of Denmark. surance for everyone'knd. hospital on the quiz Sihow not only was This week's shows are also Uie trump. The opponents held only 19 with a two-bid. The beat way to OEOBOB XONTGOMKBY Arriving in ..Copenhagen from care costs about one krone''»-. TWIUORT THEATER Earp We ran recall seeing him May will have lo leave the House Chaeaei S Near Barea, Coaa, •'Weapon o( C ooras^’ to school. Grandfather rldea his De Luxe Models In Twin Bed Studioe on Playhouse 90 end Climax, and Government Dperatlons Commit­ Clwaael IS Hartford. Ceaa. (»-ee) WAUUN TRAIN to visit an old friend. The grocer’s £ jo^ J d S d w o L with Moss edging, tailored bpx pleat­ perhaps he appeared In other Ckaaael IJ BHlastield. Haei. "Tho Lnko O’MallOT Starr” boy delivers groceries on hts bi­ ed skirl, covered hack real. Easily tee. on which he served In the now Cbaaarl te Brltaie. Ceaa. (4e) LIFE IS WORTH LIVING LOAFERS are CLEARANCE SALE dramas too. ended 85lh Congress. Members in Chaaael AS Hslreke, Maes. cycle. The whole family rides bi­ open lo a full alze bed nr separate e:M (ie-4ei LEAVE IT TO BEAVXB serving on Appropriations may Glorious Chaaaet it Waierbarr, Coaa. . „ . . "Beaver aad Paacho” cycles out Into the country on a twin beds. serve on no other major commit­ eiM ( edIS) TO.MBSTONE TEBBL Sunday outing. In short, everyone BUY NOW AND SAVf Coiorj TORY’ rides a bicycle. GREAT FUN ("oii|)lr IVlav Tare tee. "The Qatllnf Goa*' SWITCH TO (le-tei THE THEATER Thla spread-out city, so Joved by Liborol Tormt BOIVIJCS NAMES AIDE " o m oI Life" one of the moat famous of Danes. Kidnap rJiarf»;rs WEEKDAYS 8 P.M. ADULTS . . $1.25 (K) TARGET Hana Christian Andersen, or “H. Hartford, A>ig. 27 lA3- Mrs. Bea­ .SATURDAYS 3-6-9 (M) FATHER KNOWS REST C. Andersen,” as the Danes speak Perfect for every home requiring sd- trice Rosenthal of Waterford, has STUDENTS .90 "Cairpio Bod" dillonal slMplng scooniiriodstioris . . . Sliellon, Aug 27 ')Ti Hartford SUN.-HOIJDAVS 2-5-8 CHILDREN .50 ;ae;ee ( n t v p l a y h o u s e of him, la certainly a lovely city, been appointed as head of the clean and, modem. No alums can' the .'(ludln Couches described, pliia SHOOR < e-U) OZZIE A.ND HARRIET 1 0 YS' SHORT or \ rminv oHici.s. arc .-’vailnblr at thrill­ 977 MAIN STRKKT—MANCHKSTKH aiitliorltlra today are considering Women's Activities Commlttes for * "The Top Gnii" be found, as there are none, and hrlngln;, chargee of either kidnap­ the election of Chester Bowle.a of (ie-4e> THE MILLfU.NAIBB LONG SLEEVE ing SaIc savings. Plan lo choose yours ||Th_e Story-of Hath War. slums are the things that Dr. Wan­ Thursday! ping or abd ictlon against an eX- Essex. Bowles is running for U.S, dell has suggested that the Man­ representative of the 2nd Congress FUEL OIL ^ (>t-M )"fv m y b t e r t t r e a t b b chester folks show the Danish girls cnnvlct from Maine and hli 17- slonal District I Eastern Conor/.- (Color) when they come over to the United yssr-nld girl friend, cull. The appotntrnenl of Mrs. "Web of Golll” SHIRTS MODERN HEATIM t;N ( I) DECOY States because they have no Idea SIZES 6 to 26 . The fiigltlvs, lAwranre St. Ger­ Rosenthal was announced yester­ HERE IN PERSON— ( S-5S) BASEBALL CORNER mains snd Mrs. Sandra Jean Ram- day hy Bowles. at its very best jGaeiln: Rosen Horaiby, n iO h t i y Gobby Hartnett; Lew Bar- REG. 12.95. eETTEW QUAI-ITV ' sey. • olh of Auburn. Wars lodged dett and Warren Spaba, riirn itu ri> FREE PARKING ' 111 County Jail under $IO.DOO bonda (1S-4S) I’VE GOT A SECRET NO W .... *2.34 Ilao Our Ou n Parking .(dit Ad- IVIATTRF-«VE« I on charges of robbery with vio- WYMAN'S lt;N ( I). NEWS A WEATHER Hi$h Fidelity idbiiag The Store . . , gnat A ( e-SS) BOXING REG. 32.50. 1 I I . M A I N S 1 M A N c m 5 n I? ' lence and theft of a motor vehicle. Friendly, Clean Atmosphere EDDIE REED Step Prom Our Door, The two were captured here OIL COMPANY ...... Bobby iBoyd vn. dim nir NOW .... * Efficient Service At THE PIANO $4 MAIN ST.^TEL. Ml $-160$ Beerhntn, le-roaad Mfddlo- Records 1.99 Y « iif ©f Comfort At after they hitched a ride In the Quality Fond, Modest Prices welrht. car of a 18-year-old Hartford a-fC GREEN STAMPS (ie-4e> TV H oi'B REG. $2.25. $0 " fA Now for your dining and lis­ _ "B e My OnenI” Loviest Prices iwntping-JaeltY loofert leaf their V( ulh Near North Haven they tening pleasure we present ($*-H) r r COULD BE TOD NOW...... l a / T « MoDfy-Sovir^ . lied Albe-t IsiBlanc to a tree and ARTHUR'S iis-U) BIO rAvorr I'e a i t 1) FEATURE FILM LARGE SELECTION heade SEA HUNT . „ (Jt-»e) rR Q U THESE ROOTS (Ml DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Pdfrtertoh's '—they take Mme to moko but only on bittonl to who condiicte'l an all-night search 4:M eai' In court today on CfttaRcopmlim (4*) RA.NOSTAND . (Ml PLAYHOUSE OF STARS your sound sleep! United 4;4S itt-M ) SlonKRN ROSIA.NCR8 II le* (4SI FEATURE FORTY States Steel Premium charges of assault with Intent to ■ " ( S) PRATIIRE riEM ll;lt ( S) WORLD'S BEST-MOVIES JACKETS Her Majesty' "Flex-Ix)c',’ construction, kill. □ □ □ □ □ □ □ "Harpooa” — Joha Brom- "Two TIrketn To Broad­ HI. Germaine waa'under $2,500 . field, Alice Eewlo way” — Toay Martia ' pre-bullt sag resistant ( V^WIEO B IU , HICKOCK (IS) MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE SIZES 6 to 29 borders for longer edge to bond. HAarK)kM> I a n I LED TRRBE LIVES . ".MnUay Oa the Rlae LINED and UNLINED SENIORS edge wear. Durable deco­ North Haven I’ohce Sgl. Rob- (!J) TBE EIRST SBOW Khank” y Andy Deylno AIR CONOITIONID (Ml ADVENTCRE SERIAL THE JACS PAAR SHOW Polished Colton ' 9 ^ ' ft rator cover, sturdy han­ I erl Privee said I he pair had no i/¥PJFHSO/¥ Matinrefl (Ml POPEVK , II ;M '!!> t h e J ACK PAAR SHOW dles and ventilators'' The I deatlnatirn in mind hut planned Tt,7|' *»4> (Ml FEATIIRB MOVIE (RI) NETW8 REG. $4.50. SO O C V u it W Site open box spring waa designed I lo Anani-e Iheir flight by holdups, 2 P.M. coNTiNrors 4 SI m ic k e y m o u s e CLVR ( I) WEATHER R NEYTS NOW ...... J 4 0 Sixes 10 lo 10. to give proper support. FROM.. «:M (ie> THE BIO SHOW ‘i:S ( iKf-NEYTS------Your SI. Gcnualiie waa captured at STATE Widths Youth You’ll sleep better know­ : gunpoint in a drivirig rain on the Bouffant Slips ■ Centre ing you’ve purrhssed fine . farm of .sicphen I’laakon who \\-aa NOW ^ru JIAtURDAY REG. $6.95. A AAA to C quality at a specially low Charge 1 unaware of the nianhuni im rM O N STANDARD A PPLIA N C E and FURNITURE CO NOW ..... ’^ e JU - Account . price! H(» daughter, Hose. '27, saw s nNSEWim HUMAN DRAM... ;’().-. V MVIN Sr.. M \Nv Hi -'iru—Ml 'M .’ .'I / Today. man's leg in the back seal of her It'a auto and ran'to a crularng Slate VIIRANT WITH YOUTNniL REG. 18.95. Easily Police cat. rCOASTERS JJO W . V . . . * And The Raiuaev girl, molher of two iC ll : I * 11:t tie.'’ • , . ROMANCE! NORGE V^INGER WASHER * • « • • $80.00 6.70 i d d REiil. $tl9.M Quickly i-hlldren. left them with a neigh­ Arranged bor Sunday night for a "louple of lioiire." Auburn police said she had tiei THE ERRLY dHUYY All -over emlyoiderfld ■ bo- mKFRlEMMli "Trail at Ike VIgitaale*”— THURSDAY .. never heeti sueated before. BraderlcK-' Crawford AIm Rod, IrdwR or Gray T ( ^ 2 0rrap , dice, underarm inserts, tiefr l.r. .STKKI, Police said .St: Germaine wa.a s (4e> TWIUOHT THEATER U:*t ( S> NEWS BKH URAMn "dHHgeroua < hsrai ler" and his f:ee ( S) POFSYE THEATER , (lS-48) LOVE OF U F E ed full-circle flkfrt and ad­ (ID BVILOINO AMERICA (!t-Sei TIC TAC DOCOR 80YS'SOCKS Pumpt for MfsMi. justable shoulder stc^ps^re ON CASTERS criminal record hrgeu when he dion,‘: belmont! t:M ( SK FRONTIFJI DOCTOR l>tU VS) BUGS BUNNY Strong alee! frame wllli Im-k wse s teenager. He wa,a sentenced < t) NEWS.,WEATHER R U ilt ( S) HOLLYWOOD'S BEST - SixM 7 to features of thi$ sparkling to the reform erhool after'being SPORTS (IS) SEARCH FOB TOMORROW PAINTS & S..,*1.20 in 3 to 6x, 8 to 14 sizes. mattresaea. twin alze beds, $ 11,0.1 Aulhorllics said he elan ael tire tiM ( t) TOWN DRIER *?:»!!!!{ PL/^TERS ladder, aide guard and aprings. to a hulldiug at the Maine Slate YiN ( $> NEW8.WEATHEB R $99.00 PHson when he had been trans­ SPORTS ^ :S1 INONiOHMAriON ferred to tlisl institution, n., - I S) 8TDDIO n '« ) BINOO AT ROME REGULAR 50c PAIR. For The Teenagers... Maine aiiljinrllles have agreed to lit) 1 O’CLOCK REPORT ’1:8$ (IS) COKNELTICDT U F R e • a e’s OOO.Jgt.oa.a 3 P..,*1;20 nu ( » ) WEATHER R LOCAL. NEWS *'*• !!!’ ftSJEP* WOKUO TERNS let Connecticut police prosecute (M> NEWS AND WEATHICB (YY) NEWS o St. Germaine first. (4S) WEATHER R NEWS 1:« (YY) AT ROMS WITH KITTY WH or iwvynood whito oxfordf, Hartford detective Sgl Newell .-.-a (U> SPORTS FOCUS Yt«e ( $> PUBLIC DEFENDER $ 69c STRETCH SOCKS. ; 7 111 IIS-4e> DOUGLAS EDWARDS (IS-4S) b e a t t h e c l o c k <^— K, ls>wls aald Hartford police are Tiir-NlnM-A- NEWS . (Yt-te> TRUTH OR CONSE­ GAL. P a ir 4 5 c k, rod or K^lit boHjo hiiili pup- cnn.aldering charging St. Germaine ( » i JEST f 6 r LAVORS QUENCES with kidnaping or abduction. Tlia (It) NEWS (lU)-BASEBALL ALL Child $6e (U ) JOHN DALY. NEWS 1:1* < $) FEATCRK flLM $1.66 Quart maximum penalty for kidnaping t o n ig h t b u c k n jo iit PriMt RHOW8 Adulta Reg, ( S> FEATTiI b FILM "Lady At MIdalsht”—Blcb> Is death. Abduction, a leaser of­ TM© AcoHet artf Deaalag fense carries a lighter penalty. $1 A CARLOAD - l i R - M J i u i ll©iittAyo JNaHMa Ryer ( S> BANDSTAND KOl.lUMi COT t $4S) disnAyl^ d (IS-4S) R O rSE PARTY Texture effects are the Double S&H Green Stamps MATTRESS, BnXSPRING ON CASTERS PLUS— A LAUGH RIOT! nt-Ml RA001S BAOOIS (Celarl rage! What better way and LEGS Quick strong. 3 way ailjusl- Firm Inneriprlng bedding on F o rm o s a I'I h iiI K x p lo d rs — than with Plastra- Ghren With Cash Stiles Thursday shle hack with dr luxe ,1(V’ v\'s ItQ dedl . . .uithilM t'siR tliillS SHOTS Rtore Open Mon., Toes., Wed^ Fri., Rati sturdy lege finlahed in blond, mattress liu diir'ablr aailclolh toiw! 15 shades and , ‘IV maple or mahogany. Twlp or maleiial. $70.06 Tjilpel,, Formosa, Aug. 27 lAh — ■ iflliTLJiMNUrWORKSI MANCHESTFR white! Use roller or 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.—Thors. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. full alae. Guaranteed construc­ Mattress may he pnrehaaed A Itrecracker factory working brush, to hide wall tion! $60.00 overtime lo produce . toy atomic store Open Mon., Tom., Wed„ Prl„ Sat. separately. $10.05 cannona, blew up today 'In central \ seams, (neks! Tough, Fornioaa, killing 23 peraoiia and MOTOR SALES flexible, wOahabTe. 9 A.M. tto 5;)I(II P.M.—Thors. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. other bedding vaUiee te choose from. When you think injuring 13. "TOUR OLoa^oBiuB D BA unr (Morleis, too! of sleep Itema-^-^Thlnk Of Howard’at Moat jat the victinia were teen­ S12 WEST CENTER STREET ^ age factory girle. ^ MI S-lSIl The blast shattered ten neigh­ E. A. JOHNSON MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE boring houeea. A 9-year-old 1 ?sBaW !3f»SL 1 . . CXHOUSE&SON HOWARD’S SLEEP CENTER ■choolboy playing eeveral blocka “AT THE CENTER” away waa ktUed by Aylng bricka. "StAety-Tesied PAIN T CO. OJfOUSEsSON The factory owner waa aUhoihii aoasssB sssssi tsim tg;asacssss WE GIVE B E ^ T t AMPS" S$d-^1 MAIN ST— 9^ $-$M6 elYlitS WCYU«>_ , 7SSMAiN8T. “Si Si when the axploilon necurrad. He iilM S e S i Adrortiio 'te The Herald’^ It Po^ WM held (or quaaUonlnt. l o g r - Uspd M A N ^ B S T K R njENTt or FRXB r ARdlNO m MKAB o r 8ti»i: . PLBirrr or PRffi ifARicma m BEAi. i(^ 8^ — . 'f c - ■

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\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27. page n v E PAGE FOUR UANCHESl'ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN4 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27,1968 4 - friends every other week, at their library program and $2,300 for a session bn Hov. 3, for V ri. Henry A.. Jones at 2:30 p.m \ the metrppoUi, not Uw Mnge. It . eouthsnttem HoMoehuaetta CBntgs Columbia homei.' Slve was energet'ie * and Bolton budding maintenance. Hebron those only whose rights shall liavb (tlj w ^en Interested In serving in would ba'^ better to alimlnate then^ id haa a heavy commuter traffic. keen of rnind up to tjie lost weel A request Of the Board of Edu­ Andover ' T odr' .1 ■. matured after Oct. 11. This sea-' the a l^ ^ ild are asked to apeak SCHOOL MiUrely in preference to otopn A bUl aatting up the subsidy, when she fell, and broke her hip.' cation thaf $300 be inserted in Its Sion will be from 10 tor.12, noom to the rectbc: or attend the first Life in Besieged Tow|i Alpert ^ys NHRR them 15 miles from the.cfty^ which requires payment by ths She leaves two daughters. One, budget request for aVdentdl clinic' meeting Sbpt.'Y^M/Mra, Jones’. communities served, was posMd by Three Yibutlis L ra iH o u rs Vote Session Vacatlotera. Return . SUPPLIES Mad Hatters The New Haven recenthFwtnin- Mrs. Florence E. Geaser of Syra­ was also approved. The item w|ll Mrs. Geitruac M. Hough and SchooIa'Mpe^iWlTDopen Sept.'8. ed a aubeidy of $900,^ a yeof the Massochuaetts Legislature and cuse, mother of Mrs: BulMVan, has cover the cu t of initial equipment dauglrfer, Mra. Charles N. F^l-_ — '■ ^ ' from Boston and 87>eQier eommu- signed by . Gov. Foster 'Furc«Ho riNE mARMACY been a visitor here; three great­ for the dehfal program which will Maneheater E v e h I n g ' -fterald ARTHUR DRUB j -* Described by Writer Needs Financial Aid nitiea In Moasachjtemta to keep tbs Aug. 1>. The flrst payment la due •M Omter V-MU Escape Harm Listed 9 to 3 Registers 14 more,^ have returned from a week’s grandchildren, Mrs. Richard E. be self-supporting oner It is estab­ vacation at Cape Cod. Others of Hebron correspondent Miss Dance Slated Old Colony^ Il]t4r' going. Tbia Una OoCl. Davis and Miss Rita Sullivan, lished, School Nurse Alice Robert Pentlleton, telephone ACademv Qchool hours at the Elementary Fourteen voter* were registered the'party were Mts Clement Wall ythe mud outside the raw wood New .Tork, Aug. 27 \lp«rt laid, the road has been s- As Car Flips both of Columbia, and M rs.'S. K. explained recently. and son. Harvey, of Fa.(Lvid T. Evans, 20, .Hennequin will be B a.qt. to 8 p.m., the school of Hebrofl. WtaMt la It . like to live In a be- "I have no Job now," said one a I the Red Barn Friday st 8 p.m. oro/iUble. He did no^ name theoe great great-grandchildren, Dar­ offlee announced today. of. Finance at G.e Community They were Henry and Baibara Okurch Self Supporting J'' »■-’ York City any longlh* without fl-» Rd., Was arrested and charged lene, Roxanne and Dawn Davis of Hall on Sept.. 4 at 8 p.m. al^ed Indnnealan town? young man "The government has and thoae attending 'ere asked to Hnea. ' 'y An exception win be made'on Leister, Frank Boraottl, Phyilli The legal voters of St Peter’s nonclal help. George Alpert, presi­ In addition, the road is maHliig with speeding yesterday afternoon Columbia; David and Phyllis Mar­ TTC to Meet Tlie curfew in Ballge beglna requisitioned my tixl. We had four wear the "craf,lest" hats they can opening day next . 'Wednesday rown-Pli jean Keefe, Joseph P, and Bea­ Episcopal Church voted that the cars In Balige there aren’t any dent, said yesterday,y on analysis of the 12 round tripe after his car tipped ov^r on tin of New Jersey. She was also a The Town-Planning Commtoaion pariah shall be self supporting, re­ wary night at 8 o’clock and the find or create. ^ ' t aimt to RlcdMd- K, Davis, wljen thd afterhoon session-will will meet at 5-h. Community Hall gwflre acroaa the river cracka out now." Alpert said he would meet with it currently, runs betwpefi New just north of iftayniond E. Qlarke'k trice Houle, Glendon and Frances ceiving no diocesan aid. The de­ "Chucky" Skoog. who haa been 'York and Boston. It nuiy be that fire chief. — end at 2:30 p.m. This will be done tonight at 7:M with planning en­ Higgins, Frsneir J. and Virginia cision was approved by the mem­ about 9. "Most,of the people In town are the Juniors' steady ' disc Jockey officials tpf New York City and house. Evans and hi* two paisen- services will be held gineers Maynard O. Saunders and The hjgl^ch|OOla are half emjity, on the government side, no matter Westchester County, N.Y.,. and some of these trips tvill be ellmi* for that one day Iq.order to trans­ Sullivan, 'Robert J. Olsacki, Helen bers of the parish present. This Is this summer, pisns. to play the nated. The road formerly ran 16 ' gera'escaped serious IriJUry. The from her'^hmli tomorrow. Mrs. port high school freshmen who David Kellogg. Hills Hodge, Marilyn Frankel Los- considered an Important Step for­ the two movie houaes are closed, what they say," sal,d the Balige Vfllp" side and then the "hit” side Fairfield County, Conn., wlthlif one ear, a 1949 model, was demolished. Sullivan will''-4eave tomorrow there la no newspaper and mall de-, commander, MaJ. N. Pelawl, a month to seek some form of relief round trips a day. will be holding an orientation ses­ sow, and ^ a rv in A. Ross. ward for the church. The meeting of outstanding platteia. Alpert sold some form of legis­ Evans and one of his passengers. morning for Flushimr to attend sion during ,j^e' afternoon.. AdvertisementiM - Six registered os Democrats and waa held Sunday evening at Phelps Uverlee are few and far between. lean, sharp-featured soldier from The Juniors are discussing plans for the road. services. When Buying or Selling Bolton Balige Is a city of 33,000, hud­ oiit.slde the piyrvlnce, A poster over The railroad president suggest­ lative sanction may be necessary Richard Louis, 15 of Rt. 6, were In regard to school hours, the four as R'-publlcans. The rest were Hall. •for a dance the following weekend for H>ekl tpwns to do something to DRIVES thrown out Of the car. Evans wss A i^ e ry Tournjunent>>. administration has announced that •Property call Lawrence E. Flano, undeclared. dled under the mountains on the The baptiam of Dana Kevin his desk read "Use votes, not which would be open to everyone ed financial help could be a tax help the railroad. He aaid the road Insfcriitd ly Broker. Phone Ml 9-5910. j edge of L«ke Toba, deep In re­ guns." reduction or subsidy. He said the partially caught beneath It but Columbia Lake Bowmen, arch­ .children who travel to school by The next' aession .for making Eddy took place following the from 8 to 60. 4^oa planning td submit a bill to was apparently saved by a car ers sponsored by Columbia Rec­ other means than achool bus should morning service, With the Rev bellious North Sumatra. It is one "We could probably finished off road wss not seeking higher fare*. ^CdniiBeHeut's Ltoding PwiHf Contractor*' Manchester E v e h I n g Herald voters V ill be S^pt. 97, from noon of five towns held by the govern­ Annual Meeting Haturdajr the New^York I.#egiilature provid­ rirstlB Uuali^ — rotrest In Priee -> isateot in SsrvlM seat which was also underneath reation' Council, held their rinal not arrive before 8:80 a.m. Par­ to 6 p.m. Mrs. Charles P. Miner, Douglas F,' Pimm officiating. the rebels, but my Orders are Just The Andover I-ake Property The New Haven carries 30.000 ing such sanction. ■ the car on the ground. Joan Mose­ Bolton <'orrespondent.. Doris M. U Whistle Ba^t ment across Tapanull Province to hold the town.. There’s a dif­ pas.sengers round trip a. (\ay Into NO MONEY DOWN — TERMS ARRANGED touratunent of the season today ents have" been urged to Instruct town clerk, says there will be The church school board held a The reKel lines begin within sight Owners Assn. lADPOA) will hold Alpert said the New HaVen doea ley, 18, of Jonathan Trumbull a t'2 o’clock on Lake Road range. their childton" tq walk on .the left D’ltolia, telephone Mitchell 8-5545. someone n hand all day to do the ference', of course, between what Its annual meeting at 8 p.m. Sat­ Grand Central Terminal In New not ask for any profit on commu­ Highway, was trapped in the car meeting Monday evening at the 'of the c'lty llmlla. one secs here and what I report York, City. It serves soiiisk of the Arthur ,and Marcia Hall, adult hand sjde of the'Tkjad facing on­ necessary swearing In. The next Bartletts. “Wo are quite safe here the urday In the Red Barn. ter service biit does want to break JA 2-5750 CALL Mi 9-5224 and had to crawl out through a advisors and instr.uctors of the coming tralHc: and t c ride bicy­ session will be Oct. 11. from 9 to heiidquar4ers." In keeping wtlh Its annual cus­ wealthiest ailhiirbflti towns In even. He emphasized that he felt broken windshield. Foliage on Display The Fleur de Lis counselors will rebels haven't tried to take the Westchester apd Fairfield Coun­ Recreation Council Archery group, cles well-over on the right hand r.m., to 8 p.m.^There will also be meet tomorrow at the home of town—but we don't feel secure,'/ "We don't feel veiy secure." tom H ham and bean supper will be commuter service waa absolutely State Policeman Stephen Fabian and Allan Ferrigno, one of .'the side of the road to allow cars to SEPARAT said the assistant wedana Imayon, served before Ihp meeting with ties. necessary. of Colchester barracks Investigat­ Hartford, AWg. 27 (ff) — Con­ said a young housewife, a haby Alpert paid that If local auUiort- "I think cities, particularly New young archers, will participate In pass’ easily. ' necticut's greatest attraction — \ slung from her side. D. .1. Marpaurig. ’'There hasn't sittings 6 and 7 p.m. Tickets — The Co.' ed. He said the car had smemth the New England seventh ohnual ' ’The'school lunch .program will' been much fighting recently, hut for adults and children may be oh- tlea In these towns were not wlll- York, must revise their tax sthic- THOMAS COLLA tires and this combined with the Mother Nature — la on display. She watched the empty Red islned from members of the Board Inij to cooperate to see that the ture if they want to preserve this Field Archery Tdurnament to 'be not begriii until Sept. 8. All pqpila Gov. Rlblcoff ye«t :rday formally Cross ambulance, a converted bus, many of our young men are with Batin Block Top Sealer For Sale In 8 Gallon Palle f7.50—FRBK DELTVBBY 8 KBVIOB wet road apparently 'were factors held in Pachaug State . Forest In will carry a lunch f-e flrst thre'e in 100% the rebels. Prices are high. People of Directors. road obtains, financial relief, the necessary commuter service.” In the car going out of controh It- invited out-of-atat* visitors to roll down the street. New rtaven would have to apply Alpert rejected a suggastlon the left the' highway and went off on Volunt,own, Saturday artd Sunday. days of school. Milk will be sold Connecticut to vie v the splendor • ’to “Balige la no fup any mi>ie, ’ don’t mind the government troops, ■AIJ’OA Movies Tonight jli lunchtime at five cento a bottle. as long as they behave them­ The ADPOA entertainment.oflfm- for a discontinuance of aervlce. New Haven halt commuter service the slightly grassy shoulder and Oorrection , , of the itate’s fall foliage display. •he said. He emphailr.ed. however, that outside New York City thereby re­ then glanced oft-a tree to land on The committee chairman and The 'right amount or change Rlblcoff said the Connecticut "Thinga are getting worse.“ a selves ’ mll lee'will Show movies for young should be brought each day. GLADIOLUS imported from a previous meeting with ducing coats. He said. "If com­ its top. member of 'standing committees Information Cefiter on the Mer­ farmer explained. "We can’t send A si ranger in town attracts a people In the Red Barn at k q'l lork Assignment lists of Grade 1 pu­ . . . Take ada-ahtage of an exceptional growing year for \ lot of attention. The most frequent­ tonight. Westchester authorities he felt muter ' lines are necessary, and All three were taken to Wind­ of the Catholic Ladies Society, will ritt Parkway In Greenwich will our rice to Medan We have to <‘I-K Officers to Meet people In the communities served they are In my opinion, then Jhey ham Community Memorial Hos­ meet with Mrs. John . F. Bausola pils to the three classrooms will be • kept open on weekends gladiolus and enjoy a bouquet for your home! store it up. And prices here are ly asked question Isr be a.nnounced later in the week. "Which side Is ArtierIca on?" All officers and members of were anxious lo seek some solution muat exist to serve the center of pital. The boys suffered bruises at her Andover Lake Road Thurs­ throughout the fal' season to di­ Shetland\ very high." only and were allowed to return day at 1:30. It was erroneously Principal Richard Mather said to- EVERY SPIKE PERFECT; THE U8UAI. PERO QUALITY! "Half the boys from school have standing committees of the Calhp- for the New Haven's troubles. rect-travelers to the most colorful llf Dadles' Hnclely of St. Colum- Alpert said the- New Haven had LYNN POULTRY home.i Joan, complaining of her stated In this column yesterday ay on I-atMir Day, they will alsd celebrate their 50th Bulldozing would eliminate the Eight young people, most of "I'd go with the rebels inyaelf ! thf oldASt miinenm in wedding anhlveifary. v they sre my people and many are with delegations femn .New York, i lO urnpA .oulfilrla ItAfy, IH a A n t i r i - CHICKEN LEGS CHICKEN WINGS wall at-that pblpt and a new sec­ them members of the youth com­ We're so proud of our PULLOVER my friends but I can't leave my New .Jersey,Delaware and Mnssn- Mimenni in tho t)oyAl PrI' Mr. and Mrs. tlrlttenden, who tion would be built out Into the mittee, are practicing to compete famll.v'." he added. Ttic local lovai (hu.sclts s well as fmrn Onnnecll- have been coming to Columbia water to keep the sand, which will in the square dance contest at the ficr In Hlofkholm It w r r f » R t R b - summers for about 40 yOars, have 1st troops like himself have been . A pa'radc will f/n m al Ihr rail­ l i H h f v l 111 Th#* RlHtiiAiy, To Broil or Fry Lb. 6 9 c 3 Lbs. 9 9 c be drawn In, from being washed Wapping Fair on Sept. 6. The lo­ AANSWORTH 5 .9 9 disarmed by their own command­ road sliilion in llalhmn arnl will lived most of their married life In away. Tlie town officials wl|l be cal Grange entry will include inoRtly In thp ]Hth C^n- New Haveri. Crittenden was in ers. he snld He carried only a march In the Orange Home I tury, wHfl r«ARffemhI#(l nL the per> Gray, Tan and a.sked to look the area over and Edith Toomey. Phyllis Converse. business there until 1925, as presi­ give their approval. Jo.^nn Perre'tt, Nancy Maneggia. l BLOUSES... flaahllght Reaervallnns may he made with Ronnl InitiatlvA of Kin^ fDiRtav RIsrk Suede BARBECUED CHICKENS Large Size, Steamln|^ Hot Bach *1.59 Long sleeved pull-over ha* tn- Ballge aeems quietly normal dur­ Thomas Conn, 4 Bdgcrlon HI , un- Adolf, who 1r InteiMlod In «n- dent of the Crittenden-Bcnham Co. A work day for Sunclay, Sept. 7, John Shearer, Robert M'orra. Rav-' Iriguing surplice collar. Small, ing daylight hours. Pigs root In III lonighi. i tk|ut art and arrhaanlog-y. He also served a.s business sec­ Every man who is able and wil­ mond Soma and William Maneg- ^ merlliim. large. Blue, beige, retary of the New Haven YMCA, ling Is asked to come to.the beach gla. gray. POULTKY PARTS a post from which he retired in to takb down and store piers and FAVORITES 1939. During that period he was Budget Work ConUnues and they’re OURS ALONE Cut fresh deiiy frem CeBnecticut's finest White Recks. other equipment. Tile Board of Finance continued , Red, Black also secretary of both the New its work on budget requests for for CLASS or Brown BREASTS — LEGS — WINGS — LIVERS—BACKS end NECKS—GIZZARDS Haven and the Connecticut State Manchester Evening -Herald next year at Its meMing last Boards of the YMCA. Since his re­ Columbia oorrespoodent Mrs. Don­ in Manchester! All poultry sold In our stove It delivered direct frQib our own farm processing plant doUy oad night. The library request of $3.- A t F and D a u t o tirement he haa worked with Kir- ald R. Tuttle, telephone ACOdemy 885 wa« approved as submitted. or CAMPUS poultry parts are cut frMh dolly. hy-Smlth Associates of Yonkers, 8-S4S5. N. Yj, In rhurch finance wqrk. ’This covers-' $-1,585 for the usual Simply out-of-thi.s-world blou.se fa.sh- TASTE AND COMPARE—GUARANTEED TO SATISFY! Both Mr. and Mrs. Crittenden have alwa.vs been active church i -'.3 ion.s in a ho.st of dressmaker stylc.s, in­ arrow-narrow workers. He waa formerl.v chair­ cluding in-or-out chemi.s'es, in pure silk.s, man of the new American . Com­ solid and embroidered Bahama cloth.s, mittee of the Connecticut Baptist SKIRT Black Kid Conventron. He wa.s also formerly oxfords and cottons . . . in prints, pais­ a member of the tlnance commit­ leys, stripe.s and solids! Sizes 10 to 18^ or Suede tee of the New Haven Council of 5 .9 9 Cliurches and the Connecticut Council of Churchea. Her church S M\ m ! work has coincided with his in Turkish paisley. Rllm-llne skirt In cable-st'ltched many ways, and she ha.s' also shirt In a flue cotton broadcloth, innc; 'Shetland yooi haa elas- worked with both YMCA and with barrel cuffs, a demure boy ■■tidzefr waist I Small, medium YWCA. collarl and large. U A R fflA C Mrs. Crittenden Is the fermey Black Kid Men's e Boy's Harriett Butler of Meriden. The or Suede couple was mafried in that city Carload Sale Oct. 10, 1908. However, the cele­ bration this weekend was set as the time when everj^ne could be EAST HAKTMAO e MANCHISHR e WIST HAATPOM here. Price Ever Famous Brandi Family Members Due lOSiltuiU*,SC, 946fH4um.St.^ All the family Is here now but their son, Albert, and his family F leetlM ii SHOP AT HARMAC'S FIRST who come from Plantation, Calif. Weaieer FOR THE FINEST SELECTION OF They are expected to arrive Just In time for the celebration. Mr. JjaHK-TO-SCHOOL” BOYS’ WEAR and Mrs. Albert-Crittenden oper­ ate a boys and girls summer camp . GeaUes FEATURING and could not get away until it SfRVICt Dobbs was closed. Their 12-year-oJd son Ivy League Sportswear Richard, who has been In Europe Attlooler this summer is expected to arrive In RaiervueVim New York In time to meet his par­ SPECIAL—NEW I-OW PRICE ents ^s they come from the west. ARROW Wa s h *n w e a r Others In the family Include Mr. and Mrs. D. Benton Crittenden _ K ie e fL with their three children from t-l WHITt SHIRTS . *4.00 Gilead: Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. BUY SEVERAL AT THIS LOW PRICE! Crlttendep with five children from Anchorage, Alaska: Dr. and Mrs. li John B. Wells, and four children 3 (?ReA r sroR F s • O M e g r p a t n a m c from Wethersfield: Lyman B. m Crittenden from Bethesda, Md. Saturday will be given over lo For the foolest look a family picnic day. On Sunday Sitei S V; lo 1S 1.9* ■ there will be a tea for close friends fC- SlieilSV^IoS 3.49 to Join the reunion. Mrs. Mary H. Andrews' w Mrs. Hazel Sullivan of Pino St„ Cotton Knit haa received word "of the death of her 102-year-old grandmother Mrs. Mary Helena Andrews. In Flush- Black Patent y ' Ing, N.Y. Mrs. Andrews, who would have been 103 In Novem­ Co-ordinates ber, spent considerable time dur- A 'One of Conne.cticut's Leading ,lng her girlhood In TYiftvllle and V?.;• For Girls aBid Boys Wethersfield. In her 102nd year she was still ... SO cool to the eye Carpet Specialty Shops' attending meetings of the Eastern Star and playing cards with , t ■ ■ ' ■ .♦ .s o w earable all year ’roiiind iP TY S«f Nfftd S«rv!et? Heg. ».'I89.‘I5 Phene Ymi Save lARLOW'S TY Red or Bucklond—MI 3-5085 Brown 1088 Tetload Turnpike, Utei from IVi to 3. Go Everywhere In Our ' • -k ; ' ’ ..... LIMITED SUPPLY \ yo u r m o n ey b a c k if yo u c a n buy fo r LESS! 3 .9 9 2 .9 9 m Corduroy HONIIF.IIINSH HUl«maU cmdmnnx uuler . . . soMoiis fnlulcs . . . Rinse, ^e««e«» * A. Two piece ' co-ordinate, over- lliM’k Into ( lothrs^UiAlrs romr whMrr. roloro an* iiion* mlorhil. No mitonijitlc HHohor #\er twhde blou.ae with brass-buttoned neck CGn mHtrli It. All pon'rlfim Inoldr find out . . . |ni'*himttoii orlfN'ttmi o f '3 luiMh-WAlrr tr*nii»«*rAtiiroa FOB and Z rlnM* frni|»rrHtim*«i . , , nornml nitd <1rlU>al^ nyrlt* . . ; «nil niitnmiilU* Nudn-Ntof lo«: A vr»p 'Convertible" placket, pointed collar, pocket and ivarraiify on traiiMiil^ttlmi. * .» »• Black or SAFEm SAKE SA * abort cuffed sleeves, bowed hip Brown And Lenger Tire Weer band with loops, shirt with back They’re Sweet kick pleat! Sizes 7 to 16. New School Drive In Per Onr yo u r 7 i f « $ t o n o HANDBAGS Smooth and Sassy I Red Leather STORE PI nisik 1.99 FREE AND PRICEI^TO PLEASE FROM $14,99 AND Suede t>!VM tOK Prent End, Iroke end ~i TltPW^ Sheck Absorber Inspec- wear it to schoor or office I 1 wear it night and day ' „ , wear it in town or country j Work done by expert* on aU wear it rain or shine / " eonveatloul make* «f .ears. You/can travel far-and wide but nowhere wUl you find a better or biiurer atyla shown Rbove in ■ AUTO . M ORIARtY . Teversible corduroy and Mancheatw Carpet Center. Prices right! inatatiatlons’ of broadlotim carpeting perfeal . - • f alpaca in loden grean or taupg' BROTHERS foUy Unad in htife alpaca. Ml-SlS OoaHr StMol • ■isaelOtolS. - S39.99 STORES ■A^ANGHESTER CAkPET CENTER IWepkew 80 S418S 955 MAIN ST. Ml 3-7000 77B MAIN S T .... MANCH1STIR : “ 301 MAJN St., NEAR M ipD lt TURNRIKE— Ml 9-4343 ' ...... ’ . ■ ' ' f 4/ ■ s. \ ft " priwitiiii

j ' aA ■1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^^NCHSSTER; CONN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 27.1968 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX . MANCHESTER. E V E N IN G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONK^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27,1988 . u X J- ■ V - "■L'/' ’n " shots. It is expected ,that it wiU be inuagem ent of^.WCIA told the American diplomacy began making a memo from the ^MoplMtB. He IHanrlfRBtRr ‘Hal Boyle^ A Thought for Todajr asked us personhljy; through 4 » m u technically possible to splice t a ^ public, in effect, you may not like’ It up to each other egeli?. Christ, to becotnb His partners. INVESTMENT PROBLEMS le Excellent ivlthln two years. it, but It’agobd for you and we’re Now, suddenly, we ere shipping ■pfs o w d 0 $ ths HanelMBtar —BUhop Jamss A. Pike. SatoratioB Coverage going tp.kimtinue this st>ecial pro- Enptitns ^prdii Although It’e much too Mdiy to gramnflng. The reaetloq switched armf to Indonesia, to ths same Oooaell at ObuefeM Our effiea le epaa XkiinMay evssUngs tren 1 to t efeleek I FIREMAN! .. mind >ptn».i«Hi.!n BY nUD What World Needs: DOIXAJBS FOB DEMOCBA'M your eeavealaaoe. If yea prefer/ w# will haw e— ef oar ef*palw determine exactly how Revision tq.4f ratio of 20 to 1 lil favor of government Mr. Dulles considered A wilt cover the 1960 qenventlona, WTOAf.ft PRnmNO CO.. INC TuU Parteershlp 'Hartford, AUg, 27 (#)—AttlUo registered repreoBatatlves eaD oa yep,'at year, eeavaalewe, ta For TV News Usage few* speWala.” • IS BtneU Street suspect because of ite alleged MickeUon pointed opt the m Itiuebetur Conn. ‘We naed^^nqt Jyst be servanU Frasainelli of Stafford Springs has aastet yoB. .WTwther yoar problem tayolvea ,eae thonsaM ee a works established A ^ tte m oLOat- Mickelson siimmarlxes the pef- TBOMA8 r. fto O U S O N Communist leanings only^ e few been apointed state chairman Of millloa doUiM, wa haw the fa^tiee to ra^er you aonplete work's news philosophy thus: 1^1 the fire^ get me down t& WALTER R. SUSROOBON More Apple Sauce when we can be cem and ’heirs to uration covarago'in 1952^...«nt it weeks ago. It seems we nciw have the Dollars'for Democrats Drive. eervioe. , Kew Tork, Ai^. 27 (57—Vldeoein live- coverage of eventa ai they "Television is .uniquely a liva Pubitehers Ctod. But If we don’t want to as­ may be difficult to bruik; In that Founded O^Ober i. ISSl better hopes for the In d o n es^ / The appointment of FrasslneUi, Mpe, the ayqtem that enablea happen." medium. We believe l|»''liVe cover­ sume the roles of sons and. heirs, CBS News waa the first network year, becau^' of the/'number. of age where warraMeif. We’U break Publlabed Every Evening Except regime, based on signs It niajr bo New York (/D—-Sidewalk scrawls honest, more sincere, more chari­ state food aiid drug commissioner, S h e a r s o n , H a m m i l L I jacyviiig pteturea to be rewrded aiul single stattra martceta and single I NORMAN^S real quick! - SundAyi And Holldnyi Entered At the table, more moved by tolerance then we automatically ■ become was made yesterday bv Democrat­ Co. to m ^e use of the hpique ad; into the netwoik''seKedule readily turning tough on the big' Commtf- 01 A Pavament Plato; jnxtanUy played back without the cable lipes whiclfMd to be shared, PoiToffice At MAncheeter Conn. aj and good Will,. mere eervants or employwee^ might do well w ith. a few more speech waq carried )ive aim>ilso I It’s Interestlng.Jhat thpra are of consistency In hts foreign jlbllcy behind It. tlona. Even the moat ardent mem- taped; the speech by AMrw Gro­ viewers who resent any 'uiterrup- IIKMBk^R Of of them. The new paychology haa turned bera of both major partlea XM'ea THK Aj3SOCIATfc;D PHUJWS and, after Lebanon, 1s now ready to Colleges now teach everything myko, the Russian rw^esentative, Uon Of their favorite ‘ entertain­ The ABSocUtecT Frees is exclusively iiB from self-applause to self-crit­ that heaping TV cameras on both waa taped only, .^t^tBO p.m. that ment programs by special news •nUUed to the use of refmbllCAtljm of help any kind of government, any­ from bridge playing lo how to eonventlona continuously in ’66 re- BUILT IN KITCHEN icism. T'hls Wouldn't be bad in it­ •11 news dispatches credited to it Of cook an omelette'. Why don’t they evening CBS-7?V;:p;e9ehted a ape svsntS — although they are a dlS' not otherwise credited in this neper where. put down (iny kind of revo self, if we dldiTt go overboard. WOMEN •ultad in some mighty dull viewing. oiai half-hoiK^ program of tlie HiSnot minority. and also the local news published here. lution, It could even have been that have a course on the technique But we have gone overboard. We Cbnun’enting on this the other Ail rights of republlcAtlon of s p ^ a l and use o( flattery? highlights or both speechea with - Mickelson cited, as an example, we were, at the time we suddenly are In danger of going on from day, Slg Mlckelaon, general man­ Hhe reaction of viewers of WClA- dispatches herein are also reserved___ There is a saying that "Flattery interpreUYe interpolations by'net' -decided to kell arma to Indonesia, self-qnestlonlng to ^If-hate. We let our skilled ooutractors ager of CBS Hews, remarked: workj^mmentatora. TV'in Champaign, Li. After CBS Full aerrtcs client of N. E A. Serr will get you nowhere," That say­ are In danger of forgetting we are ' *Td .prefer to edit the conven- towesf PrieEs Ic ^ Inc. AJmough tapO has the adi^an* News presented its- first special APPLIANCES Publishers nepreseniatlves: The trying to pick lip the vote of some ing Is out-of-date and Inaccurate. potential heroes as well gs poten­ Low Prices tions and. use video tape for the >age of a better image than Mm ts|^ evening program on the Julius Mathews Special Acency — Nei A fro-Aslan bloc nation In the The truth is that the pendulum tial vlllalnSj Isaa vital parts of the proceedings and does not require its lengthy U.N]., the station reported receiv­ 12" L.P. $L49 York.“ ■ CblcsKo Detroit ant Boston. has swung the other way. If flat­ “1. BUREAU United Nations General Assembly This mass sense of gullV. has In IMO. We would, of course, go processing, tape atill cannot be ing calls in the ratio of 12 to 1 a General Electtic 12 cu. ft. Refrigerator-Freezer ideal for Built-In MEMBER AUDIT tery won't get It for yon, nothing Limited Time Only! CIRCUUATIONfl hntlle over Lebanon. some odd aspects, Tlie fat mart,be­ CLEAN-WAX-POLISH live for balloting and others high­ spliced. Thus breaks made in the' protesting the cancellation of en­ flush to wall installation. will. comes afraid lo enjoy a gobd lights: You never can overlook the continuity of a taped program tertainment programs. ' Poffrerl'oii^s The Herald Priming Company. Iim .. ISO OCater SL, Cor. ef Church assumes no financial responsIblHtv for Whatever our reAl motive, the Flattery is the bansna oil that meal, for fear this shows he maji Importance, the aytae^ actuality, must be bridged by live camera "However," Miekelsdn said, ‘‘the a General Electric 24”' Built-In Automatic Dishwasher, typographical error* appearing In ad- main thing to he said Is that we greases the wheels of progress, be harboring a secret desire to rertfsements and other reading matter and It never was more needed than In The Manchester Evening Herald ought Iti be, both In the expecta commit suicide. The wbalthy man DE LUXE right now. Mankind today Is YOUR KITCHEN FLOOR a General Electric Built-In Wall Ovena Hon nf such countries of Indonesia, hesitates to endow a charity, for Display advertising closing hnura: homesick for sprplsnsc, and crying fear he may really be doing it HRST OUALITY a General Electric Built-In Pushbutton Range tops. or Monday—1 p.m. Friday and In our own vision of oqr best for a pat on the hack. any ihM, c^y kind • saHifoction gitoranfBnd for Tuesday—1 p.m Monday only to show off. For Wednesday—1 p.m Tuesday relationship with such countries, We live jp a century whl(|h, for VVhat we need now is a return For Thursday—1 p m Wednesdaf something much more than a pur­ one reason fft another, goes In for to common sense and self-respect roguloriy $2.00 TIRES “F o r PVIday—1 F rid ay —1 p.m..m. TThursday, - A-- SHOP THURSDAY AND SA'VE F o r S aturday—1 n rrm Friday. veyor of arms. When arms seem to loo much self-hate. Practlqally - and maybe a few career - ad- Classified deadline! 10:80 a m «aoa mlrera to tell us we aren't really wirti coupon bolow —' only iU turday— everyone Is sfrilcted with a sense day of publication except he the flbst thing such countries of guilt from panhandler to as ba<} as we think we are. We’ve No extra costs, no obligation, noth­ Want from us, and the first thing mllllonnlrr and has a secret run ourselves down long enough. ing to sign, floor done as often aa H eompiete 'Plus tax aad recappablo cas­ with D O U B LE <-ihch natural tnr those who make easy claims O P E N U N T I L FURNITURE - F , ^ i LAST burlap shade. Regular­ 0 ~W*v they have solved It. I.lttle Uoek, S h a rin g H ia IdMwea otfcA again,. Is sverywhere. If It ly $5.96. W A R D S e Isn't everywhere. It la likely to be Having Just railroaded through 'A'A t'A'A there soon. the Masenchusetls legislature a hill to give his rslirnad a subsidy For a long time, the people of P.M. Place for of IbOO.OOn a year for coni Inning 5 SALE Britain couldn't understand whal MONDAY-TUESDAY-FRIDAY lo serve passengers on the Old 824-828 they thought to he a special Uolnny Line, (Icnrge Alpeil, pres- SPECIAL American prnlilcm, deriving, they E.VniA H o rn s I^OIl VOlIIl t'ONVr.NIENCE napkins 3.25 MAIN ST. Idenl of the New Haven Hoail, lias seemed to think, from some spe­ A r m i WOIIK, or WHILE siiorriN d. nnilerstsndahly liegnn nperstlona cial deflcleney In onr rharacler. designed In wlii a similar favor At last! A Colonial right in style for fall... Perhaps, they thoughl, we weren't INSURED SAVINGS from New York and Uonnerllent, , pumpkin pine box for quite clvllir.ed yet. OTEiV TIIUR.RDAVS B A.M. lo 8 P.M. ietjeping paper napkins. Ills weapon la the sam e—a Recently, certain additions to (CInerU W«Mlnpeilays at Noon) To Put You at Ease...and ai Your Ihresl to abandon passenger isrvr Hangs on wall, 6r Close out of their own populallon have given stands on buffet. Reg­ them the problem themselves, Ice nnleas the taxpayers (isy him lo coiillnne It. 'I’he service he ularly $3.98. B oot...on Every Casual Oecasion and they solved It, the other nlghl, anc/iod/G ^. -ft A T> In the good old rlty of Notting­ liirealans to almmlnn le passenger service Into New York City. Me ham, with a full scale racial riot, vS A V 1 N G vS Previsw here the newest-and smartest styles in sport says his rslirnad la now losing fought wdth knives, hollies, rar.ors, coats Ifor fsU. Broken stripe patterns. J,' , ( s year csrrylng these sticks. 1 011 1,000 . u n / LOAN entire paaeengera. On the, hssle nf his ASSfIt I \IIOt tA€a^ tUUtmC Old Colony passenger service, he Little Rock. We prefer to Ignore, REGULAR $27.95 VALUE. fine-gauge, kitten-soft will want nl least $2,.IDO.000 a *22.95 on the aenalhle theory that un­ yeur from New Vorli and ('on- pleasant Ihinga apread and grow neclicni. faster If you ecnaatlonali7.e them, REGULAR $29.95 VALUE...... *2495 A racial at reel flght which may Nnlinnlly enough, he will want ORLON* SWEATEES happen to take place .In Hart­ the same kind of subsidy ht got In ford, or the prolilem of housing Massachnselta. which Is one which discrimination whirh exists In al­ puts taxpayer moMeJ( In his pocket most every (’onnertlcut commu­ but leaves his railroad ilrirlly a ♦ iffO OOCOUCTI me nity. But I.lttle Rock Is hers too. free enleifirlsc. venture. Any prof­ Q l i i l L , t T V itable operiitloiv Ihe railroad may If We a.sk for soluiety, f^r liu- have are Ita own hnsiness. Unde'r TW O FOR mlllly, and for an understajidlng the new version of a piihlle fran­ of Just how human la the fvll chise Alptrl Is developing, all prof­ which nufal ha rooted oul, that la UL.TEi¥i.JLTE itable use nf any particular set of not to Blow down the battle, hut .00 Weather tracks Is' the railroad’s business, rather to try and see that alt we Now.. Economical way but any train which nm i on the dijlah^ds take a good look In that I N VALUE Starting At same Icscks and loses money be­ burniahed ahleld we carry, until ■ r ■ ' V " comes the responslhlllly of the we see In It not merely the Image public. ^ Bachelor of onr rrueading aelvee, but the to own twin beds - Ttio holder of a pnhiic franchise, S VI Image of nurselvea horn and Chest Novelty Long Sleeve Polo Shirts brought up In I.lttle Rock. When under this concept, no longer owes W’e are able. In our- own honest anytlUng to tli(f pffMle for the Easiesf-on-your-budgat way to fur­ 4 4 .o the two linagee, any general obligation to the piih- Two standard twin msple badif two 11c yonvcnlence. He eiiiloyi the mediunrinni| large. Many then We are qualified to go forth ■HHU ■ a n box springs and two mattressfs . . Imporfed yarn And do battle, and then, too, we status nf s public carrier, but he .wMh indwear. v . by Eclipse! Buy singly for $79.50. have a chance of winning, be­ himself chooses where and when .TE dyed cotton cause w* will be fighting the prob­ the public shall be entitled to be lem Inside Us context rather than carried. galiardinas from oulaide It. In such a battle Tills la a nice thing foe a public truly fought, there Is 'IlUilr room iillllly to get'^. If It can get It, and I ' in oy*ter, for human rnmlemnatloii, but who esM Idsnj^AIpcrt foil trying? much for hiutufll am row. We, the puldli^JnSke his losses, and irida|pant, ^ he thkes his profits. It Is Indeed a charcoal and new ami advsm eil way of running a Cheese from 6 exciting styles tnclud* A Dirty ({iiNinpsa , , a rsllroAd. Mnsesrhusetts proved pharbrown ing cardigan., slip-ons in dressmaker, Not many weeks ago. the legally to he a puahovrr foe 11. We hope 'classic stylet. New York and CnnnecUcut prove Reg. $59.50 Bachelor's chest comas in r=Om F A L L . . . SI ConstltiUeil government nf Indo- Sizai 36 to 46 j a This maker is noted for flno quality, T,! neila, aeeklng help from us In the a Utile more a^dihorn, at least to nutmeg maple or mallow brown cherry. Regulars, longs, FUNNELS, WORSTEDS, OABNRDINES form of arin.s It might use to fight the point of seeing that, It they Th% $49.50 replica^f a deacon's bench expert censtnktien and full sising. A rebellion It had on Ita hands, was are going lo make up the deficits, Now is the timejand here is the place to “slacken up” is in fawn maple at $39.95', or In black, shorts ' a Huge selection ef Autumn's newotl not only rctu.seil the right to buy they .have, some supervisory say for Fall. We have all the most liopular fabrics styled handsomely decorated, for $47.50. Arma from us, hut ramp under at- iilionl whnl Is done with Ihe along Ihe new slim, trim lines, with and without pleata. shades and size ranges—34 through 40. tAck of Keerctnry of State' Dullca, 'jirolHii. 958 .MAIN BT„ 5IAN(TIK.STF.R; Also IlartforO You have a choice of quaint document Come, see. a Easy lo launder . . . need no Mocking whn^aeemcd to think It deserved to prjnts on the reg. $99..50 foam-cushioned and'colors slay bright washing afh>r be losing the conlidoncc of Us own wing chair. Choice of 3 styles and 5 col­ 81ZF.8 28 to SO , 6 9 ” .95 yrafhing. people. At the same lime, Ameri­ ors in the rag. $6.98 hassocks: green, to can-built planes appeared mystcrl. Open Forum Symbol of Quality, TJItimaie in Vslue. ALL POPULAR NKW FALL OOI.ORS ously on the Able of the Indonesian Only these wools can Jcjcribc the Choice of Coven gray, white, oxbiood or tan. We bought manufacturer’s entlra stock to bring you these tremendous sovingt ‘ruimlng the l(iim|Mi«' rebels, perhaps being flovx-n by sol­ To Uio Editor, Michaels Treasure Chest Diamonds. Tlie — just in lime for bock-lo-school and office wardrobes, We can't mentioa diers of fortune from Formosa, Wf The charging of tolls on the diamonds that bear this title are tho$r the fomous maker’s name but the label h in each sweater. Wait unlit denied a11^ responsibility for such Bnlkeley Bndge Is what la cauilng arid up that conform to the brightest o( you see the smart styling, booutHul detailing and rich colon. You'D events, the Indonesian goveibiment the rumpus. Tlie Connecticut standards. Trea$ut« Cheit Ditmoods, OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS - CLOSED MONDAYS [fiS O N Turnpike tolls do not flgurs In the want 2 or mera at this low price. Buy new on Words Monthly Payment noiw.. did gain the upper^and ovtfr lie situation aa Fred aolden’i article the ultimate in 4iuoood Ytlue. rebels, peilieps with the aid jot of last Friday gives the Imprea- • Store Open Moa.. TueaiM. Wed., FrL, Sat. W S OlVE dWf GKEEN 8TAMPI arms it had bought from CeecHo- slon. In fact, I have heard no THE KNOWN NAME, WTM ^ CLOSING ALL DAY MONDAYS t A ;^ to 6:30 P.M.rA>Thara. 9 A.M.'to 9..P.M. PLENTT OP FREU: PARKINO Df RliAB OF STORfl' S^ p Monday Thru Saturday •lo'VAkla After we refueed to itoll' complaint about the Turnpike tolls aroiipd. this area. v :-tr ' 3- , tl^m, and both Indonesian' and THE KNOWN QUALITY SINCE 1900 '' ■ .>(1 Therle is jiot so much objection 'T,

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PAUfi KltiHT MA^iJili!«d i HtfiC lli-y tiiSn.JjtAhU, MAXMOMikailbK. COfiirt.. VvikU isibaV A lt, AUGUtST 27, 1268 UANCIUBSTBR EVENING RERAt.D.« MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1988 PAGE NliHu -u.- - ...... 'll ...... r~ ...... - ...... ------r-r— ^—:-----; ------— .— .... N u a e r 'b y the Communist bloc. Vernon was badly dented b u tj^ rin a ap­ Dag Launches The Ura«lts went eubmerlne de­ parently escBpcdJaiJuries. m atter to the Schloeebech Sub­ Nixon-Ike Choice Gets tection gegr. depth charges and -'The aceidest'’"was 'Investigated committee. Bak^ Plans Visit minesweepers. Car Overturns, by State BoltMman William Wood- pargaining^RighU Backed A ll groups which Supported the Peace Mission, wardpMhe Stafford Barracks who FOR EXPERT Idea at the hearings, Schlbeebach to British Isl^ >D A Y SPEdALS^^ •' ZEI.I.ER OipilCES TO OPEN wprrted Ferrina for driving too fast said, favored the general principle Hartford, Aug. 37 The Motorist Unhurt w h eel ALIGNMENT~WHEEL BALANCING For StMte, City Employes 'or conditions. although they differed ae .to de­ Fred D. Baker, is L^dalo -SL, THURSOAY'ond FRIDAY ONLY WlNPk-D T. M O Y f^ M.D. New York Nomination state headquariers oI Zcller-for- RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING^ tails. Sees Hussein ;A 60-year-old Wilson mottfriat wlU leave Idlcwiid. -Airport Fridby ■ ■ ■. - ■ ■ " . ■ ■ ■. - ______Gover’nor will open next Tuesday ACCEPTS iOB IN PITTNAM COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE ; Hartford, Aug- 27, (8V-Iiegiela- ^bargaining.. These Include such The collective bargaining meas­ at 630 Main 8t. here: Howard escaped injury when hlg-nr akid for a twb months 'visit to the Brit- WOMEN'S GENUINE GENUINE CAT8PAW (OonHntiPd'_ froin Page Oni*) Providence, R. I., Aug. 37 (iP)-^ tlen glTitig etdlectlve bargaining m atters aa wages, promotiona, ure recommended today would 1th Ules.‘ He will be accompanied Announess the i/' ' (Conttmie^ from Page Ohe) ded on w et pavement and over­ . 'V Kaufman, one of Fred R. Zeller's Michael J. Kopeski, project euper- working coitdlUohs, time off, etc. place the acrosa-the-tablc diecue- turned OR Rt ^63f"’Vernon, yeater-. SEE 'i^hta to eUte and municipal'em­ by me sister; M n. Alice GUlwrt, of' DliPONt NYLON A -V^ew face contender for The campaign aidea made the an­ visor for the I^te^dence Redevelop­ Biona between a unit of state em; RUBBER HEELS Local Stocks ram aald yeaterday Arab countries nouncement yesterday at the day afterni ployee wae recomntended^yeeter- <> The latter conAitiomi,' according North Vancouver, Canada. ^ 1960 prtze. ment Agency; eidi^ tOM, resigned to-the eubcominittee, should be ployea rather thtm. a particular In- They have three aistm ir Eng­ rsmbvai''af his olFies * weekly GOP IDhcheon. Zeller, stiita ^ y by k ipecia^ eubcommittee of SUPER UFTS 'For the Entire Fnmily will ask Harhm'arakjold- not only AnflpHi^ Ferrina was diiving yesterday to accept |an $8,BOO a 'dlvldual making ebme request. land, located hi WorcMlar, Men- As governor, he would enter any comptroller, Is seeking the govern- ^ e General Abbembly. Worked out between a' legislative . SoUd rubber, no wood Iwride to bblp eetablish an economic de­ nopthon RL 83, near the railroad year post as executiva director of group, the State Labor Relatione 1 State , Sen. Joseph N. Goldberg cheater luid Cambridge, suit, have «tjch contest with the lion's share ({iloUUont ruralUMd by or’ii post of the state against in­ ' State Repj Jk n jw ln U. Schloaa- fro m 342 MAIN STREET en the Incident occurred, State the Putnam, Conn., Redevelopment Board and an expert on state and of Norwich, chairman of the Pub­ been promised a tour of'the th* of New York a 96 national conven­ Cobum A MIddlebrook, Ine. velopment agency but would aug- cumbent Abraham RiblcOff, De; CLUKEIW TOR SALES bach, 'Weatbrook Republican, made e Reg. 11.00 y g g Police said today. lic Personnel Committee, said he moils University at Cambridge, t 50 iBBBk Stoeba g e it that oil compahiea donate 10 Agency. He will tak6[jip hie new 3011 BROAD STREET^MI 9-2012 municipal government. REGULARLY 01.00 tion votes—if not all of them—’ crat. 'The left,aide o f Ferrlna’t car Job eometlme next montn. the announcement- ae chairman of will call his full committee into They expect to return home the Conn. Bank and Trust _,-Bpecial aubcominutee of the Leg- The recommendation today fol­ IHAYNES s t e T and the likely support of other" per cent of their profits for de- •eselon next mbnth to act on thisk end of October. ' 35 Co...... 38 41 iflatUre’a BereonnerC^mmlttee. lowed four hea^lnga.'on the sub­ eastern states where GOP leaders valopmenta projects. and other subcommittee.recommen-^ Hirst National Bank of He laid that w h ll^ hie group ject which were attempted by the . *■ \ - '' prefer candidates regarded as lih- dationi. Manchester ...... 37 81 / W ill Sm Naaser • {Kvors coliecUv# bargaimng, it Unions, the Connecticut Merit Effeetivo Thursdsy, Awg. 28,H?58 Hartford National n. ter a side trip to Geneva Sat- ' eieo feela that any auch le ^ la tlo n System Association, the Connec­ ^ another State Capitol develop­ S A M Y U L Y E S If the Rockefeller-lfeaUng ticket KANGt Bank * Trust Co. 39^4 day for the opening of the sec- Include "a ban on the right to ticut labile Bxpenditure' Council ment today, the Stale Bond Com­ wins in November, Nixon would "Shoe Repairing <»f the Better Kind for Over 40 Team" Ntanchester Trust .. 68 AJ Atoms-for-Peuce Conference, and oChers; mission directed the State Treasur­ \ • 11 oak street have in the New York delegation etrike."' 88 —SAMl^ SIDE AS WATKINS Hammarskjold Is expected to visR ~ " T h it 'Will place etate and mu-, er- to issu'e 320 million in bonds to to the I960 convention at least one Fire Insuranca OoitipanlM Representative Schlosebach aald lUiL OIL WORK DONE WHn.E TOV WAIT—OPEN MONDA'VS Cairo next week for talks with tticipal employee basically oh the finance a great variety of state warm friend in Keating, ami prob­ Aetna Fire ...... 6414 67'4 that the Unions strongly - favored ------:------— ------“ "5— Treildent Naaier of the,-; Hammnrakjold's overnight stay iNew York City' Dcniocratlc N, B. Machine...... 29 32 In Beirut was billed as a rest stop, leaders engineered Hogan's nom­ North and Judd ... 23'i 26 and his talks on the American ination at a slate convention early Rii.aaoll Mfg...... 1 7 1 4 -eo'i withdrawal were left for bis re­ turn. No l.^bnnese or American today over the .determined opposi­ Stanley Steam ...... 38>4 4114 •Him 18.3 officials w e r e at the airport to tion of Harrlman. Hogan trounced Terrv Steam 16.3 til;:: two other candidates easily on the Torringlon ...... 27', '20', greet him. first ballot. U.S. Envelope, com in 21 An airport road clash reportedly uj::: efT' Hogan rolled up 77,I first-ballot U.S. Envelope, pfd. . 12 14 was between I,.ebBnese security voles after the Democratic con­ Vreder Root...... 48 81 forces and agllalors In a Palesttne refugee camp located within rebel vention was stalled five hours The above quotations ars not to lines. Hospllsl .sources said two while the, party lenders sought os construed as sctual markets. Ia!bsnese were killed and six in­ ipem n if agreement at a series of confer­ jured. ences In Harriman's hotel suite Oanarlisn Wniinde<| Thomas K. Murray, f o r m e r Tohii Will Su'cep, A Canadian sergeant in a white Atomic Energy Commissioner, re­ Jeep of the U.N. observer group \ ceived 30-4 votes and former Air was caught In the cros.sflre and Of Our New Branch Store In Manchester This Force Secretary Tlionins K Fin- Tar Miinit'ipul I.ol seriously wounded- Informants letter, 66. aald he was rushed lo the A.nierl- Then the delegates made It 'I’he Tow,, iiifrhwsy Department esn Army Hospital with fmehead, HONOR FASHIONS for YOUNG SCHOLARS imanlmous for Hogan. will sweep end |sr the Municipal shoulder and che.st wounds. His Wlil The possibility of s .3-niaii sen­ Riillding parking lot lomorrow name was withheld «K*.t ate race emerged when the Liberal and F'riday, A Her Haimna 1 skJiild'... depar- Party, New York slate's Hind le­ Finpinyes and tow'iisfieople sre liiie for .Iordan, U..S pat at 1 uoperH THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY gally recognized party, noniinaled naked lo pnrk tlieir iris elsew-here Ilf Hie 21th DIvl.mun began piac- Sill Finletter. ' during the 2-day project lice J.iiiips near Hie aliport load. It hm boon our peliey throughout tha yoon lo oarva Hit An aide to Finletter said he Amerlian tanks roiiifniml tiuops probably would not sccepl the 1 111 the area ye.sleidav to keefi rebel •mil poopla o f Cannocticuf with tha M att and finatt Mitr> Liberal nomination. Finletter was | Gus la x in 37tli Y rar sniper fire from Interfering with The m Girl not available for (oniment. road linffii- 01 with Hie training Harrlman first backed Finletter, | Hiirtfoid, Aug '.'7 lA'i .Next Jumps. I chondito in our Bald ot tha lawost pouiMa prlcool Wa | then Murray In efforts to obtain Mondiiv will mark lhe'37lli a nil I- Other Middle East develofi- ments: Chic beyond her years in a charming Back to School shall andaovor to continua and axpond this poliey dt our agreement on a candidate accept­ veisRiy of the gasoline lax In this I Hull able to the Liberals, who produced sliilr, 1 he ( 'onneidinil Petroleum Irnq'.s new 1 evoliillonai y gov- iiiiii wardrobe of the very late.st fashion . . . the shirtwaist 261.000 voles when he was elected Council noted lodiiy einmeiil and the fciidnl regime of naw otera in Monchastar. . . In lO.'il many times his slim When the first (.tonnecln iil gas Yemen pledged In stand together Trapeze, the Chemise in all its variations, the beloved 11.000-vote margin of victory. tax was Imi used in 1921, the rale In slrengtlieniiig Aiah and world bouffants. In the liveliest Autumn colors, the most The conventions had l i t t l e waa one-rent a gallon It yielded eace, Tlie pledge was signed by trouble agreeing on other candi­ ■174.3,(M)() In ila ftial full year of frani Premlei Abdul Karlni Kas- distinguished fabrics, needing so little care,. Each and dates for other offices. operation. aeiiv and Yemen's Grown Prince every one with a pocket, . Half A1 Biidr who conrludcd a 4- OPENING SPECIALS! Both the Democrats and Uber- Now the tax rolls up lax revenue ala renamed Harrlman for gover­ for the .dale af the rnte of It mil­ dsy vl.Hlt lo Kaghdiid nor, George B. Deluca for lieuten­ lion every alx days, the council .Hoiirces In LoiVHon- said Britain Any On# Sultcosa of ant governor and Arthur (.a’vltl said had sgieod In principle tn help for state comptroller. Ajuiiial revenue now runs 16.3,.3 arm I'sniel'a .Navv The .Irwiah 3 to' 6x . 9 8 7 to 14 1.95 Your Choice They are opposed by llepubH- million a year, Ihf council aald, stale Is particularly won led about cans Rockefeller for governor, under he present 6-rents s gallon Interference with ils comniunlca- Malcxilm Wilson for lleiilcnant stale ax and ,3-cent federal levy. Hnns by aiihiiinrlnes furnished Only governor and James A Lundy for • 18" OVER.NITE comptroller. NOnWAV'g rNni'MTRY iim Usually $12.98 Republicans renominated Ally, Oslo — Norwsy's Industrlal-pro- SLOAN'S NOW OPEN EVERY DAY arid THURSDAYS TILL 9:00 P.M. Oen. IjOuIs J. Ijefkowllr,, He has ducllnn Index for the first four esty SLIPS two opponents. Democrat Peter months of I9fi« was .3.6 per rsnt • TRAIN CASE Cfoity and Liberal Richard Lip- helot’ the eorresponding 1967 Uoually $13.98 si tz. period. 'J’bur.sda.v, Friday, Saturday, infarmal modeling of COTTONS $1.50 to $2.00 fall fashions for back to campus styles in dre.ss and • 21" WEEK-ENDER sport shoes. Come in and see "WHAT THE GIRLS Usually $13.98 ARE WEARING," DACRON and CO TTO N $2.00 to $3.00 PICTURE WINDOWS • 24" JR. PULLMAN AT LOW C08TI UsuoUy $15.98 • 26" PULLMAN PANDORA SWEATERS SKIRTS Usually $17.98 *PluB Federal 'Tax I " the SLIP-ON CARDIGANS d TODDLERS— $2.98 Seldom have you tieen such utyling at such a low price! Here’s a truly 3 to 6x— $2.98 3 to 6xJ—$3.98 3 to 6x— $3.98+p^$5.98 outstanding value! a LOOSE LEAF BINDER Beautiful pebble-grained plastic 7 to 14— 13.98 7 to 14— $4.98 ' 7 to 14— $5.98 fOco smartest covered luggage with vinyl coat­ ■ '< ing that will wear and wear, a Bound with durable plastic in Well made zipperc«| loose constrpsting colors, LARGE SELECTION OF leaf binder- of genuine $ ^ .4 4 a Each case is made with sturdy flats cowhide, with inside zip- JERSEYS fl-98 to $3.9$ ANKLE SOX — CARTER PANTIES bent'veneer frapie and famous pered pocket. Choice of Comfi-Grip handle for easy c a r r y , " two or three rings. Mm Jm ing. a Each case h.as luxurious jnatch-' Uoually * Plu* Federal Tax LONG SLEEVE - SHORT SLEEVE ing lining. $2.98

I I any We feature Luppdpe NEW ANDElteEN HEXIKIDI WINDOW > MAKES FllXllffH J MOrtt VCRSATIUI THAN IVENI and Leather Gbods^' NOW ANDKRBIEN BRINOS y o u u « v m class... WOVEN COTTON, WHITES, PLAIDS, STRIPES lower over-all coat par aquara foot with lha n#w and Gifts from the fin'- Flegiview . . . picture window partner lo tha famoua V KEYCASEwith Flexivent winefow unit. Flexiview uniia combine with either fliad or oper­ i l ” l, »1-S* to est manufacturers in ating Flexivent windowa to form WTNdpwaLU in EVERY BILLFOLD endleaa variety.including new picture window com-' ■A binationi. the cout^try: SoM For building, for remodeling look into the advan- tagea, the economiea of Anderaen Flexivent windowa Thursday. Friday. Saturday -T-now more vera|tile than ever with the new Plexi- view window available. DRESS SLACKS e BRIEF CASES by RexbUt, Wearbeet t v aad Northweel. Choosa From:— For full detaila call or write today. ' Sizes 4 to lA. ^ e EliUGAGE by Skj-way, Americas ^BUXTO>4 • PRINCE GARDNER • CARTER WASHABLE RAYON FLANNEL $ 3.98 Tonrieter, SamaoiUte, Baltimore, A n d e r s e n ' Come in and see ilhese sidles end Ija iy • C A M lE O •NOY fA r • ROLF. Etc. > gfoagreae. Diamond. Eaggagekraft, *20*25 many more iaformelly modeled by, Shoes GABARDINE ; . . . . . $ Dolly Madiaon. Mist Susan Luettgens, popular Man- 3.98 ^^ndowalls I . eivs YOU WINDOW BIAUTY chaster High School senior, w.ho will o TRU.S'KS Purchases Initialed Free Of Charge! >6- DACRON BLEND . , . ’ . . $ 5.98 CLOSED AM. DAY SATURDAY be in our store Thursday, Friday arid e CAB-ILACS by AtlasUe Products, Saturday to help you with your talec- Oreeteat and Travel Wlaie. Luggoge ond Leather Goods Repaired ition of fashion shoes for ’ classroom Farah, Billy The Kid L o i^ Sleeve, Short Sleeve a TRAVEL KITS by Dupp Kit. SkyUne and dress. „ ' and Other*. B OPEN THURSDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. I -I JERSEYS SLACKS igleevelesB, Slip-ons, USE YOUR . You'll tee all your friends at Sloan's Donmoor, Health Tex BUILDING MATERIALS to 14. fhit waej||[. This it a good opportunity 4 Ca^igsns Novelty Fancies, Stripes L UGGAGE SHOPS 917 MAIN ST. LUMBER FUEL / tp open yotir "TEEN ACX:OUNT." be- Washable Polishedt Cottons 2 to 4— $2.98 to $4.98 Jacquards, F o u lla ^ .. "At Janet's" 336 NORTH MAIN STREET—TEL. 9-6263, catis* at Sloan's, teens too, just .say MANCHBTER. CONR "Charge It." We'll be expecting you; 3 to 6x— $2.98 to $4.^8 Open DaUy 7 A.M. to 5 P.M„ Including WednemUy ; 9 8 to *|.49 ,o $2-?» PHONE Ml ^5*74 Afternoon 6 to I4«.$3.98 \ I . . ^ 1 H- m M AIN STh M A N C H IS m r •U. r e l ' Si i. ’ - ; V , l , ij 1 ■ K • .. ) ■ V , X V ” ■t.

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STB8 KVEHING HfiRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27,1968 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNES u g u s t i ks f A O B T B M A 27, 9 L Lindsley rrUl have charge of within the specified time. Deputy an Intersection, fined' $13; Ronald A. Bh« hu a B.8. WHAX—«1» South Windsor game* fo r ' im all. children. Judge WilUsm J. Thresher st Isat A. Pochette, 44 Cambridge St., ton^ Uon trom Ui* BtaU Taaehdra ool-' Daily Radio W tlO —fOM All efchBiltoni wiahlhg entry week's court session ordered a war­ Manchester, disregarding a mech­ Look Sharp #.. For That leg* in WMtflald, MaM., and haa Last DjaY Tomorrow lACR-TO-SCHOOL numbera before the fkir ahould rant ltau6d for DInamore’a arrest anical signal, fined $9; and ISdward Baoiii taught In Bomara. Raynfond A. Eaatera Daylight Tiasa w p u p — i4 ia SejuareS^ts register with the -secretary; Shn- on the contempt of court charge. S. Scharmont,' Windsorvllle Rd., Social Slated Lawranca will taacH'Qradaa S and nah Williams. In the major case on th* docket South Windsor, disregarding a 4 in C ry stal Laka. , Ooiieert Pestpaned Monday night, ikiward W. Narpa- mechanical traffic signal,‘fined $6. First Oay Of School Naw Arrivai Tha tbupwing program scbadAin olM SMfcrfUppUed by the radio WH«-«*r*nad* ' Fair Featafa Monday’s stormy weather forced koweky,.' Hartford, was fined $340 For Schools’ Mr. and Mra. Howard Ryan of ENDOEiEASON SALE , WCCC—KvMliit MUsie-U for operatfiig a motor vehicle while ManiAMter Evealag HonJd You nlwnya get that JndtTManl esoaife Exi Rockvllla ara tha paranta of a aon managamODta and am suojsct to' WKNB—P.M. - ’ postponement of Monday nlght'a under th* Ulflueiipe of intoxicating South Windsor correepoMeait El- born at Hartford Hoapttal, M ti. chahea wiUMUt nottes. W m c-D lck MurtM A-squATh dance, bontast will be Shrine Band concert a t Jean Shep­ and brmh aervlce with three bwlwra • f'-’ ' '-k WTO^Amoa and Andy ard’s home. Thp concert will be liquor. Othqr dispdsitioiM were as moro Burnham, telephono M lt- By 8AM DAWSON ,■* Makers of automatic .machlnaa New Staffers Ryan is the former Leona Parker Honua n«we ^ WPOP—pultoB L#wl* ona ef the highHghta of the 'Wep* follows! ' chell 4 -4M74. ready to eerve you Jn * friendly h$- of Main St. Tha mctarnal grand­ rescheduled for aometlme next (AP BuhUimm N«w* AnjUy«t> that have replaced the pin boya * 'v ^ r - M ( n le tor thk n m ahilt W H^—Seranad* ' ptng'Fair M fw held Sept. 6. , ' M. John Sponao, $78 Windsor itaoaphere. A'ak for a free'pocket'eomlt in many arenas report good back­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leon W C ^—Evening Muale A demie teem ^rom th* local week. New T ork. Aiig, 27 (D —They re Ellingtnn'a school yeaf opens Darker of Main Bt. WKNB-P.H7 DtaMnore Case Ended Ave., 'Wllidaor, disregarding a atop when-'yon have yonr Back-to-Acheel logs of ordara. .. *'w^1f^-Couhtifr tfusla .CarsTaa ?mc—Dick Qrang* will coLipets agglnzt Nine cases were disposed of sign, fined $9; Myhna Kuachc, halreuf. - ■ inakinK up the team* In the office Brunswick says it hai a back­ the Wedneeday after'l^bor.^'Day Now Voioja SPECIALS WCeOr-ReooM Revue . Grange entries from Sufflald, Efol' WDBi^Amo* and And# Thera were 39 new, votera ad­ WKNB—Tfanks Vi. K anue City . at Monday night’s setoion of Town Masthester, Illegal left turn, fined or factory bowling leaguea today log of around R.OOO for Its pin- for pupils but for some tegchers w ru aiiiti Ed' P. Morganv ton. Bast Wlndscr Somers .. and $6; Margaret T. Russell, East |^ SH Ii$un!nEli|r for the fall eeaaon. And the In­ mitted to the electors' oath at tha WPRC—JTenn Bmlc fbrd Blllngton. Court. setters at each. it begins' two days earlier.. ..WHAY—Serenadej ' Hartford, was fined $9 for making dustry which serves them thinks Ellington Town Hall Saturday, of WPOP-s-Deirolt ve.' Afiftton . First and Becopd prizes will be A contempt of court chsrg* Rm qMlkr anarida Its American Machine A Foundry i Teachers new this fall will meet an illegal left turn In a css# arising **iiaf eHea tlanicMockiaai the new season will top the last reports Installing more than 40,-, which 20 tyere 'Democrats. ,. J 4id , *'wiKSV.Nqwi y awaixled for j^eentation and agsinti Charles Dinsmore, owner PARKADE BARBER SHOP eight Republicans and 11 signify­ w w c —New* as the result'of ah accideht;’Harry lh*i ptviiM in*. Marfan, when 20 million Americans spent 000 of its pinapotlera with the ^ for a apeclal program on Bept. 1, dtthcing. A third prize will, he giv­ of the Rockville Sanitary Co.," waa \ ing no party affiliation, jjiMe with jo# Olr4n4_ WDRO—i^ w ar PlagaS nolled when hs paid $59 th fines Slade, Hartford, operating an un-' ekie'lefpeh at a ara Lawor Loygl of Hit Roar Paridng Lat »250 million on the (fame. pace running'at some 4,000 new and for aJI other teachera the fot' ^ W P O P -T o p 40 TUn# en to we team with the best Che-. registered'motor /ehtcle and im­ I law ark* zee ■■ afacd. The recession has hurt the sport „ . Personals. **vfert^-Country Huiie Uaravan tiBhea. rhit co: ’ n will be held aaaesaed by the court Aug. 11 for alleys a year in naw arenas coal- lowing day. On' —l-Jibor Day, at COST or LOWER WHa .Y —Hereaad* ' ■ proper use of registration, fined WijCC—Record Revue only in,a few cities And Industry ing'from J90,000 to $2 million ach, I achoqla will be open for inspec­ ' Mias Mabla Hepton left Bradley from 7 to 8 p.m,, .with Robert driylng without a license and fail­ Pteic; Saturday night for. a two WKNB—XTank, v*.. Kanaaa City . ure to. secure a ,load on his gar­ $13 oh each count; Manley I,. Mor­ WELDON DRUG CO. spokesmen say that what cus­ Inoliidea BiiiBy' Sitter I tion by new teachers from 9:30 to im C j-R o ie Miller WKNB-rOpen Mik* Copeland of Willimantic as square an, RFD S. Kelly Rd.. Vernon, fail­ tomers tliey may have lost due to Some of the new arenas are j : week vacation in California. lU Y NOW FOR NEXT YEAR AND WDRO--Ca! Kolby SXIk T'-J?* •"<* t"* WorM ' dance caller. EoUpwing the con­ bage truck. •01 Main StsMt—MI 9-8331 11:.20 a m. A m eeting w ith the WFOP—Deirott ve. Rodon Spw C—E. R. M urrow t- ure to grant the right of way at unemployment they ha\Ws„ more plush Indeed. In addition to the! administration at-1i30 p.m. in the I >fr. and Mra. Wilber Llttla oifJ ' W P O P -T o p 40 Tim * i ' test there. ^ II be public square At this ' time, Dinsmore, who than replaced by new oWs - es- bowling alleys which the Industry; cafeteria at the Ixingview School I Manchester tvere guests at the; SAVE MONEY dancing from. 8 p.n . to'midnight. had eaniedi on a running fight with • Berr home Sunday. ■ * 'vShav —Plauei Party’ , WHAY—M uile. Then an A- ferris wheel will be an, added LABOie SM Aiiny irytiD 19S6. mother and children II also pro­ breakfast In he-heli Sept. 2 at W r^P —Detroit v«, Bo»lon WTIC-Nlghl Un« i feature a this year's faif. The grounds that an exceailve amqunt vides free bus service for youth 0 a m a t the Ix^mgvlew School. I Splelman of Ellington were mart, What Better Way To Hare Tour Child , Go Back To Bchool, WDRC—Summnr in St. L ouIb decorated doll carriage contest of bookkeeping would be Involved Counting In what they will pay , rled Hntiirdsy at the home of the . *'^HAY—Plailei Parly WPOP-T op dtf TunoB for feea and equipment and the clubs. I This breakfast will be attended WCCf’—Rernjd Review 8:411— will be directed hy Joan Cummtnga and that if the bank stopped pay­ AMK leases lla pliispoUers, ' I Rev. .lolin Bahler, pastor of the Than On A Bicycle from Kiddle Fair! SODA GlASStS THESE LUMBER YARDS over-all inveatment of the nation's hy teachers and adminlatration WKNB—PM . W ifAY—MubIc Then and Now and Laura Porter. AH members ment on a check,-the court book* payments being made weekly ac­ and also nil nnn-professlonal eni- Christian Apostolic Church. WTIC—Newe WTIC—Nlifht Line bowlinp renter proprietors, B. M WIIRI’-. New, WDRC—Sum m er In St. Louis who wish to entef .their little girls would be thrown out of balance. •OR THi MODUN HOMII Benainffer. prealdent of Bruns- cording to ,thr number nf games ployca of the schools and the WPOP—Detroit v«. Boeton W POP—Top *40 Tune« in this contest are requested to Dinsmore was given four days In played. Bnmawick sella its plh- Board of lOducatl'on. A fter a .Manchester Evening fierald El­ 20” De Luxe 9:M— ' wick-Balke - Collender. hnwllrtg lington rorrea|>andent, .Mrs. F. V l!«S - contact one of these ladles. which to make, a cash payment. aeliera outright. welcome gnd Introductions, with SPECIAL WINF—New, WHAY - Nile Watch equipment maker, aays the (fame Berr, telepljone TRemnnt S-9818. American Made ' , i!lS— WTrG-*Nljtht Line Between S and 4,^p.m. Kate When he failed to pay the fines Mnrehead Patterson. AMk' School Superintendent Howard Pottertons will reach the J7 billion mark thia f a m o u s f o r SERVICE SINCE m i ' WINF—Sport* WDRC—w orld T onlrht WILL BE CLOSED ae.ison for the first time Chairman, says the sdvanlages of Mason presiding, tiic teachers will WIIAY—Platter Partv W PO P—Top 40 Tiin**B retiiri lo Uieli Individual sihools Japan Riiya Tiirbinra WrCC—Record Rtvtevr • :45— The Women's International leasing are that the pro|uletor n o CENTER STREET—COR. OF CHURCH Bf^YCLE WKNB—P.M. W INF—NewB t,'i.‘ ' M 1 Bcwlinp Con(fresa estimalei, that lias no investment In eqiilpmenl and after lum'lieoti Ihere, will • - W ri< -R o ,e Miller 9:18— meet as Individual school facul­ Tokyo Ordeis for hlgh-lemper- • Convertible to boys* or wnRi'_r-,i Knibv WIKF—Banditand ...... iiiiii ■la 'million women bowl,, i.ianv o f and that everyone la kepi qii his 9:15— toes because "the proprietor's ties .Mason said iccliool' bus atiire bnllei a. high-speed turbines, girls’ model *' WPOP—Detroit r*. Boeton them In leaffues of their own play- . .S ;H - ■ WHAY - Nlto W atch ...a tf«al Inif. In the afternoons profits and our pay depend^ on schedules .would he announced and high energy generators have • Training wheels WHAV—Platter Party WTIC—N Irht Line SATURDAY, AUG. 30 constant use of the lanes. ' soon. The scheiliiles ' have been' h-ei. placed with the United .Slates, • Tank, light WCCC—Record R,vu, W^DRC—WatM Toiiirht I>si|fiies Ornwlnit WKNB—P:M. WPOP—Top 40 Tunet 968 m a in ST. ! for boOi Also (frowln({ are the induatrisj, Simpson E. Meyers, Brunswick tentatively set up but need study Orest Britain, snd Switzerland In • Adjustable seat and handle 9:.W - by the bus compauy before they .lapan's slepped-iip program of WTIC—Roe* Miller ay fraternal and church lenffiies. / a vice president, aiiya proprietors ham I WDRC-^al Kolby U'M Watch yOUNO and OLDI like outright purchase "so they are made flnni. ' adding electric-power production WPOP—United Auto Worker, W Tir^AnalysIs at 50 only one example; 2.2A0 look part WDRC Mfjiodi* for Romance L-/ Shop Ml 3-2693 can obtain full aqiilty in their in­ Two of the new teachers named capacity. In IP.lf .lapan hoiighl WEDNESDAY. THURSDAr«nd FRIDAY NIGHTS l:4 » - W P O P -T o p 40 Tunes a«rt't tka krifkt SEM IDES In th., Dou(flaa Aircraft O iJs tour­ by the Sclinol Board are Mra. more than $21,000,000 worth of WHAY—Platter Party For The Labor Day Weekend nament at Sants Monica. Calif., vestm ent along w ith the tex bene,- w e r e —Record Revue 9:45— la kasaltalityl letk kl4t flla of depreciation.” Kathleen. ,M. Owens, who will this type nf equipment from for­ WKNB—PM . WHAY Nft^ Watch last aprlng, competing for }3,iB00 teach firade 2 at Center School. eign countries. 26” Fully Equitiped WTTO-Rae* Miller WTIC—Fam ily LIvIne IBM •a# trewn-«a* eaa aea «n]e|f Ir priaa money put up by the com­ SPECIAI.. WDRO—Cal Kolby WDnCr-Mood.« for Romance tkelr let ertaa tedst pany. The number of pfirtlclpanta Furl ('.nMlK Slanhrd OPEN TILL 9 WPOP—United Artto Worker, W POP—Top 40 Tunes 16:08— (*4 soft drink*.,,*trv«4 W. H. ENGLAND LUMBER CD. waa double that In the previous *'vJHAY-r»atellnr WHa V Nite Watch Headquarters for rl|kt it kaat... In yaar rVnver .Some railroad re­ BICYCLE WCCC—Evening Mu,le WTIC—Look at U.8. Schools WKNB—P.M. WDRC—Moods for Romance tk*i* *sld-f*iklen*d* While traditionally the leaaon searchers report they believe that • Tank, light . WTTC-New* W POP—Top 40 Tim e opens wdth Labor Day. thia aum- crushed coal may he Improved as WDRO—New, _ 10:15— S0B4 4L4SSES! Tk* k«*vyw«l|kt T. «r more howling arenas than a fuel hy Irradiating II with gam­ • TYiiss rods $OC99 - WPOP—Newa WHAY M ie Watch ll-aune* feuat*ia |l(ii 1* THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. *!S$^ WTIC—Look at U.S. Schools uaual stayed open. They report ma rsya and dispersing d In diesel 6 Chrome rims - WINE-New* WDRtT—Mot'da for R om ance RITZ and MORGAN-JONES ' i* HISH, aitk • Mfatir kulk-tdf* Ha, buainaas good, ihanki to air con­ oil. The rays are said lo reduce • White Urea S:1S- . J . jW P O P -T o p 40 Tim e Saartly f«*kion*d #n*-ai*e* kttvy a*t*l keld*r ditioning. Increased playing bv particle sire, making cheaper, het- " WINT-Muetc for Bventnz .0:50— • I.ugirage earlier ’■ Bits— WHAY Nile Watch k** * «tra*f esaferitbla ktndld, fainillaijaa a group, eapeclaily In ter-hiirnlng locomotive fuel One COUNT OH IT-YOU WHAV-Datellne WTIC-TIme for Music MANCHESTER LUMBER, M V the aubui’hii'. and to a rampaign rail line's resesrehers ssv Irrsdl- • Boys’ or girls’ model WCCC—Evening Muile W D R r —'^7ond^ for Rom ance WKNB—P.M. WPOP—Modem Sounds • Dish Cloths to g e t .Hpoiwlera to think of the ated coal could cut Its fuel bill WTli' t»ir,. iiv Sport* 10:4.5— ' J iiii' fame as a year-arouhd sport. J400.000 a month. WDRC—New* WHAY-Nlte Watch <^*ux5a7uj/ Open Thura. and Fri. till 9 WPOP—I.ewrenc* Welb W Tir—UN Radio Review SUOOR W'Dpr*—Moods for R om ance WM. PICK LUMBER, INC, SAVE FIVE BIG WAYS *'I?HAY—Serenade WPOP—Modern Sounds • Dish Towels . Open Mondays and Wedn6adaya „ WCor-Evening Muele 11:00— 977 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER WKNB—PM WHIAY-Jai* Alley WTIC—Cole Glee Club WTIC—N ew i WDRC—Guv Iximhardo WDRC—Nem’B and W eather -- WPOP—John D»lv W PO P-N ew B • Toaster Covers |!4I— tl :I8— WITH PLYMOUTH WHAY —Serenade WIIAY-.lazE Alley WCCC—Evening Muele WTIC—Sportit Final ‘ WKNB—PM . WDRC—Mooda for Romance • Pot Holders ^ ' ' (cf^prriully if you buy voir!) WTIC 9i»i Kxir* WPOP—Modern Sounds WDRO—Lowell Thnmaa U:S0- :1!» WPOP—Ton 40 Time W'HAY • J a z i Alle> (PLAIN MITTS, MAGN’ETlC, ALSO GIFT BOXED) . KIDDIE FAIR WTIO—Starlight Serenade 108S.1089 MAIN ST. TEL Ml 3-58M WDR('—Mooda for Romance Television Pmerams WPOP-Modern Sounds 11:45— On Pope Two WHAY Jazz Alley ANY ITEM BEAUTfFULL|i" GIFT WTIC—Starllaht Sjerenade FINS WINFS AND LIQUORS WDRC—Mooda for Romance WRAPPED AT NO EXTRA CHARGE SAVE ON INITIAL PRICE I W POP—M odern Sounds 19:30— New Plymouth prirea are at the GENES AL WTNF—Slim Off SHOP EARLY vear’a lowest ... and your ROBOT COPIKS STROKES WE GIVE ’'‘T y SERVICE Melbourne — An Australian-de­ FMymflulh dealer needs used Days M AP A Call vised robot tennis player, a prac­ WORLD GREEN STAMPS CLOSED LABOR DAY r.irs, so he's trading high. Nights 00*93 Plus Parts tice device, can serve balls and re­ produce nearly every stroke in the Man't ganuin* thell eordovom^ TEU MI S-54S3 I I M game. I > r , I avhlat^ing ot iWt prical Block or • U f T brown, 6 to 12, • e n d D, WHISKIKS y ■ FULL ••O.M 3TH Briorcliff •UNDID WHISKIY BOT 2.99 , SB PROOF-4 OR MORE YEARS OID-HALF GALLON 7.41 SAVE $140 ON RIDE ALONE I Some other cars rhgrge up lo •U N D ID SIH M A M $140 extra for their lop ride. W HISKIY BOT O e A W Old Harvey Plymouth’s luxury Torsion-Aire 86 PROOF-4 OR MORE YEARS OLD-HALF GALLON 7.79 ffide costs not If extra. The MuHon Influenca, with o new SUIT Kght leek end feel . . . iquore lea, left grained. Block, |isM 4 to •U N D ID STH M SWEATERS 12, in B and D, Lynnbroek W HISKIY BOT 0 e 0 7 Ladies" and Misses* Short Sleeve 86 PROOF-5, 6 and 7 YEARS OLD-HALF GALLON 7.»f Classic SliponS In a Blend Of ■j SAVE ON QASI •: ■ ■» James StewartiVirrbr! BOT 3.99 Plymouth proved it can save 7 5 % FINEST LAMB'S WOOK TOO PROOF-DISTILLED IN KENTUCKY you money on fuel hy winning - 3 the Mohilgas Kconomy RtinTwo 2 0 ®^‘s o f t FUR •dyt' 3-ayelat 6# double* — S C 0ATCH W H IS K E Y ~ tears in a row. So fill ’er up ttiiched welt, com portion tole, - ^ ,. . and save ! 5 »/o NYLON block', lizea 216 to 6, • and D. Glen Crinan 86 PROOF BOT 4.19 IMPORTED FROM SCOTLAND SIhm: 36 cNid 38. Colon: Fink; Light Bluo, M ain and Dork Brown. AH fint quality!—-No Irrogulon or toconds . fl6 PROOF Dunwoodie ill 4.19 SAVE ON MAINTENANCE! IMPORTED FROM SCOTLAND A SH.OOO-inile "punishmenl'’ ------l i l i e s — lest proved Plymouth rugged- hD’s... Uttle lodt' gore ilip-on, like-big 1 broiberT . . . imoatb ieothe^ 90 PROOF STH g ) A |P ness. You’ll find mainlensncfji.^ competition t^e. Black, 1214 Red Crown 1.6 0 A L7 .1 S BOT . X e V D costs ’wdy down on Plymouth, to 3,

90 PROOF) STH g% Wash 'n Wear Robiri Hood '/iG A L7 .1 S BOT X e V O Ivy-kague Chino 85 PROOF STH ^ g p AND YOU'RE AHEAD AT Polo Club '/I 'GAl 6.95 BOT TRADE-IN TIMEI Slack, 3 2 9 ------V O n K A — l|Sew' Plymonih’s rangi, ,. ing Silver Dart Styling will still Regularly $10.95 , sth m a a look new when you trade, will Slurili, wa.aiiftble polished cotton chino slacki Coast to Coast BOT A 4 0 7 with the new tvy-league back-flap pockets, tip- bring higher allowance. fly frontvjjJSi^shed cuffs. Hand.somely tailored by 80 PROOF-HALF GALLON 4.9S one of the country’s best! Tan, Charcoal, Black, Sizes 6 to 18. TUDOR, BEER or , ALE -W ; 6^ 1°^ 85^ Ahuig Ii il/i Ficf-icng sni'iiiga, Mcic f/g m im t* thn'Uf yn\i 1ci't8 The ALDON MANY OTMlafaSANDS AVAIlAhir INCUIDINO auSM llT-IAlLAN TIN I- Its Irvrt/ir (>(), il> Sfiro (a-cric hiuiHlittg. So »rr your riymniith IHAIFfla-gHflNOOlD ^ ilrnlrr . . . viokr Ihr Hrnl nf ynnr r ir in iiy lift toHnyl Ivy-league Dress and SOLID FOOTING I '£ _ . - , Spinning MDIs Corp. MANY MORE SpPULAR BRANDS OF IIQUORS ON M*N0l ' ^ TALCOnVIUE. CONN. • Endkott Jehmon't oa$y*geing $hoe$. . , prlcad to givo yowr budg«t^ Cansdlaa Clsk, fewi Raiaa, Seagr.mi. RM DtlMsa, l•ll•w.. Elslitkmaaa, Sport Shirts | bniMrbI, Ichsaley, Whlls Haru, lltck and Whitt. Half ts4 Mtlf, " ■ ■ ...../ ' r ’ 0 brook. . . fit ovory mombor of tho family to *58’f chotcotf itylot- . OM O rtad Df4, Calvart Storo Houn: 9:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. Tins, tfcni Frit To0 chOko'ocroiB Htooountryl Tbo Buck— "dirty" or clobn whito, A fabulous coliection-^every conceivable ’ stylo, with rod nM>4r splo. Mon's sizos 4 ilo 12, B^ond D, color or type! Solids! Stripes! Plaids! AP San­ 9:00 A.M.-12:00 Noon Saturday. boyt* 216 to 6 forized, woven'cottons and wasTij^bln to be sure! Smart as any.,^thriftisr thSn most/ 118 EAST CENTER ST. Today's best buyf^,, tomorrow’s best D*adi«' * Sizes 8 to 18. MANCHESTER ) Uowntown Hartford,. W est‘Hartford. East 866 W. Middle Tiimp{k«k . X - <■'. H artford and M ancheater Parkadt ^ . AdvordBo in The Beraid— It Pays M a n c h e s te r m n c q iir JOHNSON 9 8 8 M s in S t.* E u t H a r t f o r d -,-i> * ■ , •f - • " r • .1' , n . . *1' .1 ■h.. : t “T>" % I T k 1»AG* TWELVE" MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.,MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27,1968 . Section Tfwo^ WHDNE8DAY, AUGU^ 27,1 ^ 8 iianrlTrBtrr H^ralb We d n esd a y, a u g u st 27,:i 9B8 ^ Pages 13 to 24 the town could start charging for -»p-rr- U .S^J^vy Goal Too Sm all Olficials Discuss its use. . Cochise to Star This aftamoorfii meeting got hit tom * bushes and eama to reat 'O^Donnell-Mkhaud Wedding RE-WENPELL Seller Omimittee in a field, according to poUes, Rut- 0iurch Bnrglai* Fire Agreement uitderway at 2:80, ‘ At Somers l^iow Ne^jC Counsel Named aell was arrested Md charged Building Includes Woman with reckless’ driving and failure Bindover Red Missile Subs. Seen Eighth District President L<*on The fouyth annuM horse show, to carry his motor vehicle opera­ Tl.orp and Town Oehcral Man­ Extended Forecast sponsored by, the E ^eld Junior Contractor From This Town tor’s liceiu*. His court date is set From Lelmnon ager Richard Martin are meeting Chamber ot Commerce wHJ be held In Rogers Toll Case for Friday, TemperSturaa ill OpnneoUcut tot Ruasell't car was towed from thla afternoon to rehegotiate the at Sunset Ranch on RC\S3 in RasidanHol'CoiimMrelal /(.. Mrs. Audrey Brettschneider, 135 Eugene Railivill*, S8, o{. Norwich - Threat to U.S. by 1960s the next five daya, Thursday the scene. Th* youth was iinln- agreement under Which the North Somers, Sunday. Altarati«Ns>ltani«4aHiHi ITanner S t, a mem'ier o f the Re­ jured, police aaid. has been bbynd over to N e # Lonr.,' through Monday, will average near A disagreement ha* led to a*ing him, will not participate in the publican liown Oommitesi V haa End Eire. Dep>artment flghta Are* Approximately 100 to 150 hor don Ckrtmty Superior Court after (OontiiiiiMl frdm Pace One) riormal.. At thla time nohrisl mean “Business Built Oik ^ change in the local counael that)««»«, . Rottner ta a Republican been named vice chalrmaR‘'b f the the America.i undersea warfare In town but outalde the Dielrtet. from all over New England a.._ candidate for the State Senate and pleading ^ilty to a charge of program, the report said;. temperature is 68 at New Haven, Customer ,R8Dsfaetlon“ win repreaent 'WiUard B. Rogers Zfller for Governor Oommlttes of 70 at Bridgeport, and, at Hartford Pennsylvania are exp ect^. Claases has called fo r the eliminaUon of theft in, Lebanon, J'ustice Court last Tin* projfrajn, but *dded that much "A fleet ' of missile-launching Under the pact, the District has H artford ' Cptmty. la 09 with a usual dally range will range from Model Stallion \Full lnso6mce Covenge Ih the test case he Ha# brought to tolls on all Connecticut River night. . ' , more mu»t b* done. nuclear submarines in our own received from the town S2S for challenge the legality of Bulkeley l^ e . appolntr. ent of Mr*; Brett- Well Yields , The organist and odu-jobs man The panel of experts said it was between 80 and 67. Quaider Morse competition to Eng­ bridges except on the Charter Oak. hands could Inflict devastating re­ each such fire its department an­ V ifel. MI 4-0450 ^ Bridge tolls, Schneider, who is also or. the coun­ adiWtti^. last week a string of doubtful the Navy's present un­ Somewhat warmer Thursday af­ lish Pleasure Horse entries. R ^ e r s aaid he will be repreaent- prisal against an aggreasoi in the swered. The agreement waa writ­ > ^ RRogers o s ;* announced today that ty'*'execuflv# committee, was an­ tbeCs m churches' In more than dersea warfare program is of big ternoon and Friday followed by a A s an extra added attraction, Afte^ 5:00 P.M. ed by Attya. XJeorge C. Lessner 570 Gallons e\ent of all-out war. It could be­ ten last September, and approved the Arm of Marte and Shea has and. Paul Oroobert when he ap­ nounced b y , Walter Crabtree III, 20 Connecticut' and Rhode Island enough scope to provide an effec­ little cooler over the weekend. Michael Anaara wilt apear' as "Cp^ / come a mainstay of our national b y '^ e Board o f Directors both 82 BALDWIN ROAD withdrawn and that b* will now pear*, in East Hartford Town Court Munty chairman. communities, State Police sail! tive defense against enemy sub­ Showers about Friday and Sun­ chlse," the Apache chief of.-the deterrent force." tke .town and the District. Retro- MANCHESTEft, CONN.. be repreeehted by LeeSner, R ott­ Friday to answer to the charge of Mrs., Brettschneider Is a past A fter his appearance In New marines that might threaten day will total % to % inch. "Broken Arrow"- teievialon aerlea. Per Minute acilvk to July 1, 1957, >the pact ner, Karp and G i l b e r t evading the Bulkeley Bridge toll, president of the Manchester Chap­ London, Halnvllle is wanted in eev> American area*. iTie panel was made up of Dr. gave Uie District 1700 tor 28 flres 'VerMona iHirsr. "and thereafter through the high­ ter of B’naljB’rith. 3*ate philan­ eral other counties Including H art­ * "An attack by a single Polaris- Harvey Erooss, dean of engineer­ Drilling has been' completed on ing and applied physics. Harvard; last year. Rogers and his fo rm e r. counsel er courts if an appeal' la neces­ thropy chairman f the Connecti­ ford County and in Rhode Island. type, khlch might carr,Y the new town well o ff Fern St. He is Wanted In Hartford County Dr. Ivan A. Getting, vice presi­ The flth District board, howaver, In eeparate statements, gaYa l i ­ sary.” Rogers seys he la ready to cut Valley ObuncU of B'nai B'rith, more missiles with hydrogen war­ carry the casi to the State Su- for several breaks, including dent for engineering and research, on Aug. 18, decided it wanted a ferent vereions of the reason for a member of tbe State Board of and Water and Sewer Department heads. could decimate several o f th* change. Rogers said Marte preqie Crart of Errors in hit effort breaks at South Methodist and Raytheon Manufacturing Corp.; " * flat nnnual' fee of |2,000 or, on the the Anti Defamation League, a Superintendent Fred . Thrall has our cities." the riport said. "A auM Shea withdrew becaime Atty. to have Bulkeley Bridgr tolls de­ Center Congregational Churches Dr. Gaylord P. Hariiwell, president basis of past yearly . averages, initSTi Luts Junior Museum trustee and massive attack with such weapons Paul Marte, who code. with Rog­ clared UiegaJ. termed the project a sxicpes*.' in Manchester. ^ of the University of Pennsylvania; about' t69 a Are. Thorp, at tliat on the way back-to-s(hool a member O'.' the Bowers School could level our entire urban so­ ers when he had himself arrested Injmiction Aaked Yield during a 24-hour teal He was sent to New London Kenneth Mansfleld, former special r: eating, was Instnicted t o re- PTA. ciety. for refusing ao pay a Bulkeley Rogers Mso saM Parskey will Wednesday came to 870 gallons County Jai! in lieu of 65,000 bond. projects chief for the Atomic ^ , 'vf V'( negotiatv the agreepient with Also tamed a county vice chair­ " i f .all-out warfare broke .out 5 I 0 P , Bridge toll, has been “hesitant be present in the' Edst Hartford per minute at a pumping depth of K.ncrgy Commission and now with Martin whic'i he waa doing today. man of the Zeller county organl- within the next twri years, the about agreeing- with me on cer­ court aa'' a representative - o f the 99 feet below the surface of the Soviet Dleael-eCectrlc submarine the nuclear division of Combus­ aation was Mra. John DeTroye of - Th# matter, however, 1* hot ex­ tain procedures.'.'. Greater Hartford .-Free Bridge Hartford, who will be in. charge ground, Thrall said. fleet could inflict very severe dam­ tion Engineering Inc.; Dr., Oskar Assn. Parskey has' already filed pected tp be settled easily as Mar­ Marts snd Shea said, "Due to a o f the group'# campaign head­ The wgll has been dug to a depth Holiday Fair Set age against Allied naval forces Morgenstern, Princeton., economics firs t For suit in- Federal Court in New Ha- It! ■ tin had earlier told District ofli- dlsagreemmt with Mr. Rogers-as quarters, »t Vk) Main 81., Hart­ of 540 feet.* and shipping. professor: snd Dr. Roger Revelle, clale that if they dem.anded “ much t i to, the choice' o f associate counael, v^n.for an injunction barring the Oct. 1 by D of I Reds to Oet Atom Subs director oi the Roripps Institution ford. ■ Thrall said today it is likely the more than 825" the town would Everything! we feel we must of necessity with­ collection of Bulkeley Brldg,e tolls- water can be fed into the Globe of Oceanography. However, the cade is not expected "W e must [presume that the have to take other, . considera­ draw from the caee'at.thls time.” H qUow reservoir without need of to be heard for several months..-— St. M argaret’s Circle. Daugh­ Soviets will sppn possess nuclear One o', the panel s advisers was tions" into .account. O n e'of these A tty. John Shea' declined to pumping. ters of Isabella, last evening mad* submarines which can Are hallis- the late Gordon Dean, former considerations is the District's elaborate except, to indicate that The possibility of yet another !¥ • or# mighty proud of our 47-yoar record of euFfitfing suit involving the Bulkeley Bridge He said it is possible Ihab about plans for a Holiday Fair Wednes­ tlc missiles. The threat from the chairman of the Atonrtr Energy free use of the town grand list. the statement did not refer to Four Injured day, Oct. 1, at the K of C Home. ■ea against our cities may assume Commission, who wsa killed in a tolls waa Indicated by Rogers' 200 gallons per minute could be Martin hinted that, if -necessary. Atty. Leo Parskey of Hartford, supplied to the reservoir through Mr'j. Michael Gorman. 772 Main completely new, and more omi­ plane crash at Nantucket, Mass., Hi* teheol chiidr*ii of Manchostor and vicinity! statement. He said his attorneys who 1 *'involved in the case as a gravity line installed at a pump. St.. wa.s appointed chairman and nous dimensions beginning about Aug I A. , i> counsel for the Greater Hartford "are doing considerable research" In Accidents Ing depth of aboi.t 33 feet. That Mra. Benedict -Zollo. 66 Gardner 1962 ■ Free Bridge Assn. and may start a civil suit in the MARLOW'S HAS EVERYTHING FOR State courts In addition .to defend­ depth is the level of ,the nearby St., co-chaii man. ,It If proposed Despite the succeas of Am eri­ CARA TO MCKAPFAOR In his statement, Rogers said 'Police attributed wet rnada. In reaen'olr. lo hold this first' fall event from can nuclear-powered submarines, Detroit The automotive In- Atty. John S. G. Rottner, a eenlor ing him on the charge of evading part, to three auto accident* In The Stephen B. Church Co. of 1:30 to 8 p.m. the expert* argued that without duatr,'- expects to produce 4,'200.- partner In the firm now represent- the Bulkeley Bridge toil. which four persons w e r f injured Bocfc-To-Scfioo/ • •. Seymour guaranteed to cut about Mrs. Robert Bchaller and M n . a steplip In American coiistrur- 000 lai's ll'iii year, whlrli would Boys yesterday. Yesterday's mishaps half the contract price of digging Zollo will have charge of the tea tlon the Soviet* may gain superl- Just ahoiit equal last year * scrap- brought the total number of ac­ the well— about 63,000~lf It did room. Mra. Joaeph Falkowaki will orlly In the atomic submarine cidents for the two days of cloudy page In in.Afl. when Ihe acrappege / CHECK YOUR NEEDS: not give ,at least 200 gallons per aerve as chairman of the bake fleid by the mld-lOflOs record waa set, 4,,100,000 cars were Atty. Flaherty Hospital Notes Away We Go to the Minstrel Show and rainy weather to eight. minute S t a depth of .500 feet. sale, featuring holiday loods. Mra. In recommending a stepiip In Junked. -— This 'ha'nd drawn hose rig used in Roijkville before 1910 saw the advent ot the horse-drawn rig in Driver* in each of the three ac­ Fi Leo Barrett heada the commit­ SHOES BELTS Patlenta Today:. 181 that city, will be part of a torchlight parade Sept. 15. The parade from the Elks Club to Sykes cidents were charged with reck­ Await Report Next- step, Thm ll said, is to tee that will offer a wide ■variety TROUSERS SUSPENDERS Supports Law A D M ITT E D Y E S T E R D A Y : Mra. Auditorium will precede a minstrel show, slated as one of the events in the town's 150th anniversary less driving. celebration. Firemen around the rig are, from ‘the left, John Geasay,"Maaon Steely, George Wil­ check the quality >f the water. of aprons and fancy gooda for 7 Barbara Sheehan, 31 Russell St.; Nels C. Johnson, 38. of 270 Fer­ SHIRTS Chemical analyses being made sale. SOCKS Mrs. Martha Bradley, 892 Vernon liams, Charles North Jr., William Shea-and Carleton Llak. ' (Herald Photo by Pinto). guson Rd„ and Mrs. Eleanor Barry, by the Ch'rch Co, and the State Mlaa Anna LaGace, regent of TIES On Primaries St.; Norman Dey, 605 Hillstown 42, of Rocky Hill, were admitted JMiolo R pMpe SNEAKERS Department of Health should be th: circle, will preside at the can­ THE N E W Rd.; Mrs. Ada Levy, 64 Milford to Manchester Memorial Hospital MKS. ALOYSirS JOHN ()’I)ONNKM j UNDERWEAR GYM BAGS lura. Marilyn Klotzer ano daugh­ ready next weeki,. dy table; Mra. Charles McDonnell, A statewide, bl-partiaan, com­ Rd.; Mrs. Leslie Andross, Wap- ter, 295 Main St.; Mra. Meredith Young Democrats after an accident on E. Center St., near l>enox St., last night. Police The well, tti* fourth In the Jewelry; Mrs, Foster Willlame, mittee li In th* process of being ping; Mrs;' Alice McGinnis, 6 Earl Larson andt[,son, 58 Chestnut St.; Police Arrests white elephant-tablf; Mrs. Felix O F CO URSE Mt88 Jofin F'rnncei Mlrhniu!. j;low taffeta terminated' In hack St.; Mrs. Josephine D^IMastro, 27 said Mrs. Barry hit the rear of town's wafer supply, lies 1,000 feet formed in an attempt to preserve Mra. Mary Connors ana daughter, Schedule Parly McBNitt, children's clothing; Mrs. YOU CAN d A u g htcr rd Mr. Anri Mrs. I» uih float injj piinela. She earned a. Essex St.; Mrs. Carol Wooley, Johnson's car as Johnson slowed east of the point where the reser­ cH.si afle fif aqu I carnaiiona and 16 Lake St.; Mra. Gertrude Cor­ Charles M. Wlrth, 23, of 326 voir runs under Fern St, Frank Laing, plants,, flowers and M ichaud 62 N<>riUAn S t., ■lul At marLOW Prices! th* State Primary law against South Windsor; Alexander Pear­ down to 4* op on the right side of "CHARGE IT" yellow rnaea. bie! and son, Olaa'^ohbury; Mrs. Spruce St., was arrested at his. Atty. Emilio "Q; Daddarlo of The Church Co. made Its offer bulbs; Mrs. Anthony Gryk, Christ­ n.SE VOI R MANCHESTER TRUST CHARGE PI.AN drastic change. son, South Coventry; Mrs. Ruth Carolle Connolly and daughter, the highway.' Johnson, suffering Aloyaiua -John O'DonnHl, aon of Thf* foui- hibleainaldH wore alml* home last night and charged with Hartford, Democratic candidate in May after a well it dug on mas decorations. A tty. l-eo B. Flaherty Jr. of Turkingtpn, 17 Gerard St.: Miss Bast Hartford; Mr*. Theresa Jal- neck and, back injuries, and Mr*. Mr. and Mr* AIo vaiua O'lUninolI Ihi Kown« in nf|ua taffeta trimmed assault as the result of - a domestic for Congress from the First Dis­ Barry,'suffering chest Injuries, sre. Keeney St. produced only 80 gal Rockville has started formation of Marcia Kita, 7 Middle Butcher bert and son, 84 Kenwood Rd.. of Kur'IoMR, P r . w r iT united in with lauirl taffeta. They carried dispute. He Is free under ^a 6100 trict. is expected to attend a Man­ reported in "good" condition by Ions a minute at a depth of 812 the committee by -contacting in­ Rd.,.Rockville; Edwin Lavitt, 'Up­ Vernon; Mr*. Lorraine Howard Pension Plans Vp ON MAIN RTREET iiiafnaK^ fialurdav at SI Jariic.s' caai aflcN of yellow roaca, MARLOW'S HAS EVERYTHING FOR bond for appearance In* Town chester Young Democrats' cock­ hospital officials. feet. ( ’h im h At 10 a .n i. 'Phr H cv. do- dividuals around the state who per Butcher Rd., Rockville; Rob and daughter. East Hartford. Mra. Mb hniid chhae a light blue ert Call, 169 Princeton St.; Nel* Court Friday. tail party .Saturday night at Both cars were hesvlly damsged In addition to th# new well, the New York—There now are 23,- AAph K . M rf’ann ofTlclMtcf! In iho alieath dreaa of iRi-e with match­ ‘ would oppose "a n y drastic chang-. Johnson, 270 Ferguson Rd.; Mr*. Nandor Orses of Windsor was Cavey's Restaurant. and towed froill, the scene, police town can pump 400 gallon* a mtn 640 insured pension plans tn oper­ an VH P amlflal floral flccfirat ion* ing: ac< eaaorlea and a coraage of es" in ' the State Prim ary law. Eleanor Barry, Rocky Hill; Mfi. arrested ' yesterday and charged Also expected to be on hand are said. Police said Mrs. Barry will ute from a well at lx)ve Lane, 500 ation In the United States, an In­ of dahha*. .lohn Andnaon nans white rosea, while Mra. O’Don­ Back-To-School Girls... The young attorney wh^.'was Marilyn Dandurand, 183 N. Elm with speeding by Patrolman Prlmo Fred Doocy of South Windsor, be arrested and charged with reck­ a minute from one at Charter Oak crease of 70 per cent tn live yeara. the huflitloiml woddiiiK hymn* ne)) aelec ted a fireaa of ailvei' gray instrumental in helping draft the St. Public Records Amadeo. His court date it set for Democratic Poutjh District Can­ less driving upon her release from St. and 600 s minute from another The current plans cover about 4,- The brldf wan ^fivrn in marrlaK^ atlk with navy bine acceaaorlea. law, said He feel* any changes / CHECK YOUR NEEDS: A D M IT T E D T O D A Y : Joseph Friday. didate for tbe State Senalr. and the hospital. at Charter Oak St. 860,000 persons. by hfi father and waa Hltcndod Moth mothcia wore coraagea of should wait until It hkk had a fair local Democrati seeking town of­ Peter P. Goaselln, 17, of Farm ­ wliih‘ 'roHca. Mature, 120 Boltdn St. Mairiage License h\ her aiatPi, (*arnl Ann Miclmuil, trial. fice. ington, and Robert Wall, 22, of a* maid of honor, ami [>mnc l•'^^llowing a rrceplibn at the SHOES UNDIES The.law, ever since its passage BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Gilbert Thomas Wright of 49 The party, which will include Skirts Mritiah Ainernan ( ’tub the couple to Mr. and Mr*. David Pierce, 61 Hartford, is'ere treated at the hos­ (vOuiAf Michaud, 62 Nonnan SI . DRESSES SOCKS In the 1955 ussibn of the General Perkins St. and Barbara Alice dancing, la being given for mem­ pital emergency room for Injuries M rirdilh Ann Riron oi NN’olla-ston. : left foi a wedding trip lo the Poco- Assembly, ha* been the recipient Trebbe Dr.; a daughter to Mr. and FHscher of 21 Flower #t.. Center About-Town ber* .and prospective members of . i n no Mta Aa ahe left Mia, O’Don­ Mr*.' Bradley Corbitt, 11 Nike received in an accident on Buck- M aa* , am,! N an cy O U oim oll am i SWEATERS GYM SUITS of much opposition. It was passed Congregational Church, Sept. 6. the local 'Young Democratic Club. land Rd., yesterday afternoon. nell, waa wearing a dreaa of baby Circle; a son to Mr, and Mr*. Her­ PorlA O’lbmnHl. h of Kuiion^, . In th^ State Senate'by only one or Building Permits Mr. and Mra. Sterling Ltppincott It will be held In Cavey’s down­ bluf* bntiHt.e with white acceaao- SKIRTS SNEAKERS man Frit*, 1 Thompson St.. Rock­ Hits Tree Pa., a.a hi Hlrama'ida 'Phe brulc- , twp votes. The main opposition has Charles Pontlcelll for. Pasquale of Hartford, formerly of Manches­ stairs room and is scheduled to nea ville. Police said Oosselin, driving irroom'a father arrved th<* couple | BLOUSES SWEAT SHIRTS reportedly come from state party PonticeUl, erect garage at 19-27 ter, celebrated their 25th wedding start at 8 o'cloqk. ‘■ The t^ porutella will realde In BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter south on Biickland Rd., mads a LAST 3 DAYS AN beat man and I>avld Mlmcucci leaders. llollcong.'I’n The hndf* la a grad­ N. School St, 61800. anniversary Sunday at the home sharp right turn into Buckland o^^ Manrhealrr. Iseroy Ulmer (T ; Atty. Flaherty said that among to Mr. and Mr*. Edward White, 14 uate of New Rrllnln Stale Teacliera Floyd W ilcox for John Kluck, pi Mr. and Mra. John Erickson of Rd. Ext., lost control' of his car Fui1;i ilrvat Htinlrr Mr. and Mrs. James McBride, Wap- Tile couple have no children. Llp­ The committee, when it is police said. accented the flnrlv Im-ked u|)pet ! ping; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Landers, alterations to plncott Is presently on the cus­ formed, will participate in the cur- Att.v. John P. McKeon made his Gosaelln's car was towed from CLEARANCE SALE house at 30 Bretton Rd., 6600. bold plaid portion of tlje hodicr, The Rown ' Hcilin In (lernmny Ininllng Donald Raymond, South Coventry: todial staff of the kennelly Shool rent state election campaign and Raymond Pbutre, alterations to withdrawal #s Democratic candi­ the scene. The youth w#s arrested hafi a aenop neckline and ahml | liei-nme a feudal luxury re.atricted Monchostor’s Mott Complot# Saioctien of— a daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred In Hartford. then will continue Its work into house at 51 Summit St., 61,000. date for probate Judge official to­ and charged with reckless driv­ liU'ked aleevra, A .atmllai border i to Ihe upper claa.aea toward tl)e )♦« f iht» a futa*onH drtomy ttyl*T Boure, 18 Oakland St., Rockville. BUY NOW AND SAVE a November and December. The day. with the filing of a formal ing. HI* court dst* Is set for of .tucka and Inre fnotlfa formoil ! end of the Middle Agea. During R*gulotton M O O t r i hov* tha 6t USSCHy; HOED Y E S T E R D A Y : Earl P. White, erect house on “Back-to-Schoor SUPPLIES group will be active In the 1959 notice In the town clerk's office. Sept.' 8. the IfVAer part of thi' boiifrant | Itua peiiod game waa alaughtered anti tr odom of ihefli end a ihirF Mrs. Bernice McKeniie, 7 Nelson Garth Rd.. 618,000. Chicago Air Cleaner The Democratic Town Commit­ 0 Session of the General Assembly T n the third accident, police said, floordeniitth ak lrt He» w a .m at a high rnte King rioorge of Pi.; Mrs. F'orence Miller, Bolton; , Merle E. Crouse for Leonard tee haa until Tuesday to find a solid wool yft -thay'ra a cool, ent-ptect on ail matters pertaining to the Horace K, Ruasell Jr., 17. of 343 dpimraleit with areil p«M*rJa. She Saxony, for in.itaiH'e. from 1611 primary law,., -... Mrs. Lucy Felice, 8lBst Hartford; Swadosb, alterations to house at Chicago— During th# flrst part of substitute.candidate to run against I autflt. Hara'i • praebcol hind of So# our duortmont of Lunch Box Kits this year Chicagoans enjoyed the 8t> driving' west on I'a rrlffl a .i'fia c a fle of wlute^ ..roaea til 1665 k)ile<^ 46,OoO re4l deer and A tty. Flaherty aaid he expects Mrs., Rosanna Blanchette, 11 Lynn 31 Oliver Rd. ilim look f(t«Kton H*iton for gyio. cleanest atmosphere they'fe had In Hartford Rd. a j a fast rate of SHOOR and -cariuitinna .It..1)0 ( 1 wiltl 'loarx. HurUlng on to have at least 25 persons on the Dr., Vernon'' Bonnie 'Wightman, John J. Wallelt, in the Nov. 4 elec­ Mnrf* bom ^DOKI Sonferiiad years. According to flgtires o f the speed last night, ibst control of Mtaa ('arnt Michaud waa dreaded | 1 .ixebHi‘1' and uaing pack hounda and Ttwrmos BotHos; also Manchos- committee. He does not know 193 Porter St.; M as Mary Beth tion'. However, tfidicatlons were Cym

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Thunday Only Lh« tit ot your child’i ahoea cannot b« oyer- whole story. Moat o f our U ttl* Yankee Shoes in J emphgaized. It is the reason why this store chose the new Fall styles are lower-priced, yet they’ve to handle Little Yankee Shoes. It is ingrained into been made a.s well as ever. Whatever you sdect, All 80*8 homo hooting Sm ist *eM*«6i«| iilecttse . . . Itmsn every person who works here. But fit isn’t the be assured of /tf for the child ymi love. Th9M oWf eHy, w*H btilh thoM mro EASY fet csmtsrt i M lss| v e e r . . Iks leeitl first choke wMi porertH at well at our wovi TERMS!

tkeii TN (M^key ftr yetr AMI diMdrcn. Sto evr cein|>late eoleetlpfi Yen get prsmium qaalUp COATS of fin* Kali-itan-8|i. Mebaheat wHh R T -M ... the *8.95 t. *9.95 moR eosnpietiRy effective fuel SEE OVER 41 MODELS ON DISRLAY. Double 5 & H Green eO w U M v e in im* to d a y . And * Reduced y e n g e t premium service. Au- 1. Eitr* le*| mtsIMi leiAtr leh 8. 3l«r8y itsil Aiek Stamps GHen With Cash Sales tomstte dsliMries . .. . s bal- fRICES START AT SS9.9S pirn lax. s*4 rl|lil (tesliri aneed peym oit plan utd oumy . CHOOSE FROM: 7. Tip |ti8i ssttsl* ethar esttss dasigned to lealm * R O Y A L * REMINOTON * O L Y M P IA r ll|kl *M lift iHmltii ^virlirt All Day Thursdriy home heating reoily sesy. 15% I. GsMfti* |*i4yi*t wtfti UNDERWOOD s OI-IVETTI e SMTIH-OORONA 3. Isy.^villty lyyer IsiAsr t. Tra-peMi kesh wftk kuM* vs8|s Mobilheot tr!«8 4. I*lsftn*m**l I* Villi yeili le iH tiiei store Open Mon., Tnel^ Wed„ Fri„ S«t. SALES—SERVICE—RENTALS—SUPPLIES 9 AJ«. to’ 5:30 P.M.—Thuiis. 9 A.M. to 9 PJ«. 3. Itilk s t keel k t ii II. 2-*Mtk (tmkftMllN let! Regularly to “ s s r - 1 ^ 1 , . MarlcWa It Maaehaeter*a oaiy Raslataa Machine Store! . A# 55. / Bteli** phw » SMoplete celeeUea eC OFFICE EQUIPMENT! OiM Day Only MORIURTY From o SHOES : i I M RROTHERS 881 MAIN SI PLEN9T o r FREE PARKINo’ IN l|RAR OF 25« M A N C H Itm i Ml 3-5135 SINCE Iffll. FOR JUCK-10-iK3HOOL! WRST FOt IVHIYTHINO F pt •ACK.T0 4 CH0 0 U'*

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Hockvate-Vernon Probe Witti^fs '$» 4 • f ' 9 • ' 4 ‘Doctor* Rockw ell of Vaudeville China Reds Hammer Gersm«'Sil.v€rstein Wedding • • 9 • • • 4 T V* I Recoird Town Budget Slated Suffers Severe Miao Batfiara .o y BUyaratoin Still Lath in g Loudly gt and Robert Peter 0«r»ln wore mar­ To tMmb Past S1.6-MUlion Heart 'Firiy Chiang Islands ried a t noon on Sunday In Temple^ ______»r JK$MX>N o L o v u A eth Bholom''by Rofcbl^Leon Wind. (Oonttnuod from Page One) »vln^ a •prlngflcld, Mom. After the cere­ bring It to the beheareal today helmer received thre* while tnf atanda. a tambUng white dwell­ For Missing Plane Marlnea "will undertake the flnai In anticipation of taxea. wIH be velopca by expreia, and that ao .'•9)5' ^eaented to a public hearing Sept. at 7;30 p.m. at Vernon Congrega- M o ri Awe, Columbia Lake. tibnel Cliurrh or call I he Chamber afterward'Baiter drqw a $100 Jbfll Manor," ; A apokcimen et l$th Air Feree from a currency fllled envelope Naarby ,te a .gmaller building (OoatliHwd trmn Faga hon St. and Columbia L^ake, Bodk." Inatilute mt A r t—Fine, ^SALE FRICI^S ENp AU<^T 30 the Board of Finance ,laat night, said Baker ueed the money to pay * Coem." • , planes will ebvar MasgaOhusetta ditional planes to Formosa and Her huebtnd ia the son of Mr, jand and will be presented unchanged n o r Women to Meet east of Gardner -from the New Mm. CharlM Geraln of Dotoheater, 1 . t - . -V / The'^Women's nepubllcan Club his bill. An everyone arouns thla reaort "there ia nothing unusual going on a t the public hearing. Following Away from Capitol Hill, a dis­ area knows, George U Rbckwell Hampahire to the Connecticut line in our command." Ha Hid tha l$th Mom. the hearing the Board will make of Vernoq will meet today at 8 end will eoer front west to east Eecerted by her father, 1the bride p.m at Ihd^ome of the .president, pute wss building up between is the meeter of both the .abode has Some planes on FormdM "ss any cuts It deems necessary. two groups created to help cleanse and the Inatltute. Rockwell la a moving as .far as Bedford. This worn a gown of Ivory silk with an Mrs. KIsle 1.,: Southsylrk: King St. waa expected to cover the course- usual, on a regular training mia- The final budget must be ap­ corruption from ths Teamsters sign painter, an ex-lobataf flirii- eloh.” ’ , oval neckline and a"'fii1l akir?6Rid- proved at a town meeting. Metnbers will dlaeuss how they ran the plane would have taken. - ing in. a chapel-length train'. The help the town Xommlttee In the Union. One is a court appointed ermaiL land the one-time keeper , iMaJ. GSn, Thonriu 8. Moorman, The budget requests total 1303,- board of monitors; the other a of an Inn called "Tlnlcar Tlavem." . If thU plan fane to locate the eomman<$sr of the’ 18th, flaw back fitted bodice and fingertip-length 074 more than last years lotsl fsll elertion , group created by the union's pres­ missing plane different flight pat- ■leovee were of Alei.con lace. With ^ Jit. .lohn's Bit»uir More than that, he la the Inlm-r^ to Manila lu t night after a bitty appropriation, Including' those ident, .tsmee R. Hoffa. Republican Itahle "Doctor” Rockwell, .one df t'eme will be employed ao that the round of confercncM In ’I h ^ t U idle wore a shoulder-length veil u made during the year The general committee for Rt. entire area will be crieacroased; of tulle attached Jo a a land end buildings, 429,466, up Vice President Harold Gibbons, Winding up a foreign affairs de­ telephone Tflemnni 6-3136. Doctor," "Greenwich Village dets for the Windham Airport. Yoroit 0r4«n $710. who bosses ths iinion's activities Folllee,’’ and "Broadway Nights." About six senior members, headed bate in the upper house of P ar­ LITTLE GIRLS' The Public Safety acco\uit In­ In the St. Louis area. Teaching for Girls Then came a stint on radio, where by Lt. Thomas F. Walsh, left Man­ liament, Nehru wah replying to State Man Seeks Bulky knit; svenier hit of the season! cludes CIvtl Defense and Building The Senate committee heard tes­ Rockwell wrote moat of his own chester shortly after. demands by some Communist and 2.Y8 DRESSES Code admlnistratlo.i as well as timony yesterday Unking Gibbons •tuff t'T he writers — oh, |Jiey The Connecticut Wing Joins Socialist members that India taka rural police protection. The de­ Bov., 15.) K n ife s with vioic'riTe in SI. I»iils ares By JERRY BENNETT ^advances In medical science, and were horrible!” ) and appeared as units of the Massachusetts and the matter up with the 'U.N. ‘Peace of Mind’ labor disputes.-Gibbons Is listed to Nehru said that "naturally a } I « SNETUMD wool crease In the mlecellaneoui ac­ NEA Staff Correapondesit the Increase in tha number of a frequent guest with such es­ New Hampshire Wings 'which have 00 count la attributed to ths 110,000 testify later In the week. Washington (NEA) If yoir preventive medical services such tablished stars as Rudy Vallee been searching those two states movement of thts major kind has Rochelle Park, N. J., Aug. 27 u|) aMsIgnrd to aelr.e Ford al a school and college V onrses. Thoua- find the heat chances for non-pro­ comedian Of them all—past and By THE AS80CL\TED PRESS FOR SALE Or Any Other Composition Soles Nashville, Tenn.—Johjn B. Cobb, the winner a full week In which ical examinations. union meeting, and hand him over snda of others leacn on a part-time fessional'work in stenography, typ- preaent—goes to Groucho Marx. ■^'ou’d pay 3.98 elsewhere snd girls. Quality leathers,’tough-wear soles,^ th er to choose the wardrobe she will III Walla. Sparks sard Ihls was baals. b'8 and secretarial Jobs. Already Among the new crop, he llkea national treasurer of the Wood­ Garvin. Fast Hsvsii principal SOLES and HEEI.S ATTACHED IN 20 MINUTEStj for the tame quality. All insoled, heel linings. Sizes 85^-3; B, C, D widths. wear In attending the celsbrallon done, and that Walla "kicked and The handbook re\'cals that the more women are employed In this George Gobel. men of the World Life Insurance 1948 CONTINENTAL MARK I •vents. for 10 years, has twn children and O0„ Omaha, Neb., dle.l Monday of lives In Branford stomfied him, caving In Ills ilhs " mushrooming national school en- type of work then In sny other .Some writfrs, mused Doc, are are made to our ttricftpeci- Any person or group planning a coronary thrombosis. He had Radio, heater, overdrive, original midnight blue finish, one .Sparks leliu'tanlly testified hs rollrhents require "tens of thous­ professions! or noh-professlonal always probing for the reasons SHOE ficationt for style, wear. to take part In the parade mint hsd a liiihd In the taxi nnihush ands" of new teachers' each year field. people laugh. been Davidson County clerk since owner. Exoelteat condition throughout. notify the fhamber of Commerce Mlsa Bledsoe had described. Addlllonal thousands are needed Copies of the handbook may be "As for me, I wonder why they 1936. Solid*, plaid*. ,72 to 38. office by Friday ZOTTrS SERVICE JUNIOR MISS lo replace those who leave Ihe purchased from the U.S. govern­ DON'T laugh. All you have to do Esthervllle, Iow a— O. H. Ra­ The .aoiivcnlr program for the Alask{(INS Vote ■lor Bommanlo. a business agent ITALIA HYDE lA O S of -SI. Louis Tesmsler Local lO.'^i. profession, retire or die. ment Printing Office for .$4.09. la look at life and ..." 701 MAIN ST. • OPEN THURS. NIGHT leigh, 83. retired newspaper editor FITZGERALD FORD ANNEX •eaqiilcentcnnlnl la hslrvg' printed I j • and publisher, died, Monday. He. Invoked llic Flflli Amendment in Although there are Indications That was the Introduction for ROUTE M. WINDSOR AVE., VERNON—TEL MI 8-03«3 and Is expected lo be available | f f / a a * F > fl formerly published 10 newspapers Reg. 1.98. <1 Bepl. 8. Some 4,000 ooplea are be- ■ I H / I / I A refusing to answer questions. In­ that Ihe engineering shortage Is Iron Cnn3iimpti4tn High another Rockwell lecture. GRANTS REVOLVING In Iowa. Nebraska, South Dakota Ing printed and will be sold at cluding wlielher hs had threatened eomlng lo an end. a laibor Day De­ lo kill a .SI, IJ>iule taxi driver snd partment manpower expert be­ Nsw York The United - States S41HOOL GIVEN $670,000 and Minnesota. Rondslls Stationery Store snd (Chtitlnned from Pago t>no) '^CHARGE-IT" PUN F'lus Tnx LUNCH KIT Arthur s Drug Store The Ameri­ the man"s wlfs snd child. lieves the long range plctilre of consumes 80 times more Iron per Bogota — The University of the Tile committee produced t Job opporliinltles will renisln high. capita than India and In the Held Andes at Bo go t a has been VACUUA4 BOTTLE can Legion will sell the programs nomlnals candidalsa for the first Big. roomy! Buckrtf, lit. donr-to-floor In Rockville and sworn slatemcnl from the driver, ■Short of Nurses of energy the per capita consump­ granted 1670,000 by the Rocke­ chrli . . . Shoulder tod top stats offices. Pay so money doun rural Vernon Norman M, Fortner, that Bomma­ Steady expansion of Industry tion of the United .Stales Is double feller Foundation to helji de­ I Ari Lookliil hsndle styles. Saddle'tin. 2 .9$ Vafvn Jinuny Fund P'or ths first tinif, Alaskans were nlo hsd threatened "he would and continued resenreh are ex­ that of Britain and 20 times that of velop a new school of premedl- The JlmiTiy Fund drive lo bene- voting for candldatss seeking two have me killed... he would gel pected to uncover new Jobs re­ India. cal studies In Colombia. fll the rhlldren's Mospllsl In Bos­ iny 111 tic girl on her way home quiring Ihe talents of trained en­ For Ar Assooiafo! Take months to pay seats In the U.S Senste, one sent gineers And an estimated 10,0001 ton where yoimgiters suffering from school... he would gel mv HE SHOULD BE: from earner are Ireeled, Is under­ In the U.S Hniiso. for governor wife." new men will he needed earh .year and for secrelary of state. 1. Between 36 and 46 y ean way. Tlie drive la sponsored by the to replace losses caused by death ! y^ Gft additional Credit ...... -7 Extra large, Fiherglis in­ Boelon Red Sox snd file Vsrtely If statehood Is spprovod.’ the snd reljremeiit. ' | old. i-iuididatcfl immlnMlntl in the pri to spend as you make sulated plastic kit takes our Club of Boston. Next ' lo teaching, the field o f. 3. Highly amMllous and ag­ yi pint ivacuum bottle Locally, Police t'Hptniii I'elcr .1’ mar.v will sinnd for clc-lioii In hnl lloiiselinid Hints nursing offers women the best , gressive. loling Nov. I your payments standing upright. Zipper. Dowgewlcz Is honnraiv ilialimsn chances for professional employ- - 3. Desirniia of enmlng a with Forest Hull, inanagcr of the Aflcr the gcncrnl clci lmn rcu lts Kill hen thi lfl If you have a menl. laisl year the ahorlsge of | minimum of $10,000 an* Palace Thealcr. as general chali- hsvc beSM rerllfleil In November, large family you mSy find It eco- nurses reached 70,000 And It Is nually ndthln 6 years. maji. Raymond .Spiirling Is treas­ Ihe President will Issue a prncls- lulcal lo hiiy am h a Juice as pine­ esilmsied that nursing schools Rominder! Choose nov) from out- urer and donnllnns may he sent In mation creating the new stsle. The apple In Ihc 46-ounce |6 cups) slit must admit 68,000 studeats an­ TO THIS MAN complete assortments him at the People s Savings Bank proclsmsllrm Is e.xpei ted In Iste cnii. nually - to meet the needs of the I CAN O FFER ; TIm Manchostar Trust Hull, sflri visiting the ho.spiiiil Decrrliber or. esrly Jnniiiiiv FAIRWAY I next few years. L for i 1. A professional rnreer in recently, lanl rcmmUehlc work is Democintlc snd Republlcnn c'sn- If you want acramhicil eggs to Several factors have csii.sed the Estate Planning and Busi­ Co. will return* being done for the rlilldien Funds didiiles for Ihc I’ S Simlc uerc he fluffy, dmi'l stir them c on- demand for nurses to skyrocket. f all kinds of home permanents 4 ness Insiiiranre, Field R«p* collected In' the current drive will nonilMHlccI vestcrilHy ulllimil op- llmiously. IJft them from the liol- Tliey Include itve man'y rapid resentatlre In one of the SATURDAY MORNING be used for resenreh as well as po.^itlon. loiu of ths pan with a wide spsiula ^ you may Mis your charge plan plat* top life Insurance com­ RANKING traatment. In Ihr Novi'iuhcr volmg licmo- and keep the heal fairly low, panies. Hlghlandere Need Dnimmeirs I rat F I., Bnrilcit hiuI Kriirnl The SlewsrI Highlanders, have 2. A comprehensive and in­ Sept. 4 (iiiiciilhg, both of .Iiinciiii, will (n,-c Wedge-shajied knives that have dividual training. openings for both pipers and dinim- Rcpubllcsns ft K flobcrleou .In one aeiTSted edge are excellent to $. A guaranteed Incnme . . , mers, especially ansre drummers, nenii, snd Mike, Ftrpovlrh, Fsir use both for culliiig pie snd eske; ! Marendaz according to Fmrsi S. Taggart, hsiilis plus bonuaee for $0 BOYS' WASHABLE they are. jisi l u-iilsrly useful Ini BURTON A. RICE months. aecretary. Tlie group meets every Gnieniiig ami Htcpuvich sit serving sponge l\ pr cakes when s . TRAVEL AGENCY IVY LEAGUERS ( U ' \ Friday evening al Ihr Itshsn So­ former nppoliileil gmernor.a of sswlivg motion is used sfler the Call'Ml S-0641 anytime betwern 4. 'The aUmulus o f. working cial Club on Snlpslc -Rl. . Als.aUii. Harllclt haa aeiucil 11 serrsted edge ismserted psiT wsy. IK ,\s.vlum St.,, Htrlford In a 'amall, highly enttiual- The Highlands will parllrlpate years In Cungreas nn Ala.aka .a lum- Tfl. CHapel 7-5857 9:00 a,ro. and 1:00 p.m. for a aettc unit recently located Y .r, in the Caledonian Highland Games volliig ilelegale Itohril.aini la a Some I'ocdis Idle lo apply s-glase DAYS friendly Interview. In Manchester. 2.59 on Labor Day st Brookline. Mass. Juneau lawyer Authorigad AgenU For All to a ham during Ihe last half hour Long wearing iwilli with Last Faturilsy they furnished Other ^ Repuhlh nn riimlnlalea ; of baking, aiMmg some of'the mix Rail, Air and Staainship muale on the Boslon Belle, e steam­ for state and nalionnl office also I ture ev ery ID luliuilee. Shoor Jewelers Mid-Summer pleallett from, UpereH leg*, ship line ex^urelon boat fXdilrh runs were noiulnaled wtilimil, ofiposl- — Lines U D IE S . . . RE SMART! sdjustahle hack strap. RIark, from Boston to Provmretown lion - . t 6ild a taMcapiiim of dry milk HAROLD KKI.LS “Got off your koeesF tiri, grey. In sizes 6 to 18. Evening (kiiiraes Popular The ffOI' giihei uiitm nil r-amll- t.u. ei\'h qiuirlcr-rup of fluid lull.k Manchester Agent Savo your Hoa.Uh, Time and Money; Martin Fagan,. direcim of the date will he .lohn MiilrovUh Ir of; you iiac m preparing itiashed pota- fh« adult evening school to open at Tel. Ml 8-7442 CLEARANCE SALE Let bur SkilM Contractors . . . Fnlrhanks, a yeleraii lerrllorlal lues to up your faiully'a nutrients, the high echool In .September, said senator, ,HI| nimihig male as i . fU d ti^ va L I a surprising amount of tnlnesl has secrelsry of slate will he Kail T’oppmg lip When you want a BUY NOW AND SAVf been shown In the expanded pro­ Dewey of .liineiiii, foi uici ten I cnislv liippiiig on macaroni and gram. torlal ta.x lommlasloner -Hnniy cheese ni a simllsr hske.i dish, Inquiries have been received Benson of .liineaii, present Alaslt'n you'll find \ cup tiny fresh bread Hprstbaok RWIng about a course in rnnvcrssllonel rnmmisatoner of labor, was un­ cubes mixed with a couple of tshle- French, tuid in piildintt, to aid opposed for the Repiihllcsn con- spooiis Ilf melled butler or marga- iRsiruetloRs club chairmen hdl1i newspaper gFesalonal nomination, nne will be f|iie for a I't-q u srt \ publlclty. SHOOR ■Tlircc nemocralli- rHinliiliilrs eaasemle I hat's atxiul Tty Inrhvs For beginners — ehUdrm or URANC.E HALL—72 E. CENTER ST. f$n Fagan said courses will he pro­ were Meklng their parly's nom­ wldt^ aiid 2 'i inches deep. adulta. Biipcrviacd sMlBg M 977 MAIN STREBT—MANCHESTER vided In whatever siihlerl at lerfsl ination lo the governors race, MANCHESTER. CONN. Ltfr ortr 10 pdbple sign up. If an Instructor mndow trails MMaring Mm summor blit CHECK M W FOR M ASTS with William Egan of Valiler, Many Uliinese diahea use aaiicaa ronnaoHrat r-RIver Junior'Boys' favorites in uashabit rayon ean be obtained holding the early edge Hr was'm ade with chicken stock or beull- OLA88BS FOR AU. AGE GROUPS ladt fo school Bt. John's Seeks Pianist expccted In win the nod over .1. i Ion, soy ssiice garlic ahfi sugar, CAI.I. 6IE 3-304$ TAP lALLET ACROIAT1C — RAfON oiponto M I t. John's Church School la ijek- (ierald Williams, Alaska attorney 1 and.are Ihlckrncd with cornstsrch, ;Eztro fol oxpento IVY LEAGUE FLANNELS UKDIIIW IM VAIUE FOR ROYS Ijlg a pianist for ibc kIndergs.Ven general, and Victor Rivera of An- ' If you are. improvising oni of these <£HAPMAN'S TWIRLING — MODERN JAZZ and TOE YOUR KITUHEH when It reopen.a next monlh Mi.ss clinragc. president of IhC laal Tci - gravies remember that 1 tshle- Homo rapoirs QUALn^V CXrtTON COTTON-KNIT Phyllis Kirk, who has served as iiloiinl SennI RIDING STAILES for oil your nt«dt, whofover FOR ■spoon of coniatnrch has the thick­ 21.37. M.AIN STREET Watch For Opening! Ballroom Clasaes For Junior High and V Fellas go for KNIT T-SHIRT pianist,-Is entering I he I'nivn sily I’.alph ItU'ers of FairhanUs, a ening power of 2 tahlespixmi of tho meson — or sooton — FLOOR back-strap styling, the of Connecllciil in Ihc fall lormer allornev general, was hold­ GLAHTONBURT, fX>NN. High School Studentg ONLY f *r IRIEFS UNDERWEAR flo\ir. smooth,rsyen flannel that PA Picnic Scl ing an earh lend In Ihe Demo T (Other Age Groups By Special Arrangements) too yqur friondty OK loom T* latrodnre Oor Superior Service keeps its '‘crease"^ Mothers UCE-TO-TOE The Polish Amcrlian ('itir.cns eralii rongreaalonal ' noiiilnnllon MANCHESTER BOOKSHOP \‘ : • monofor. Yea Receive A Gift With loe# Ueee n Club will hold Its annual familv race over Raymond I'Uimmer lOf .Special "Hoys Tap and Acrobatic Cbuetes Free of-elnurge. 'Ymi eaa't loee. say goodbye to dry cleaning ATHLETIC SHOES pienlc Sunda y a I 2 *p m ai il)c Anrhiirage. akso a, lawyer. 47 EAST CENTER ST.» ANDREWS ILDG. Call Now! bills beciause th m are so American Legion grounds off West _ Hugh .1, Wade, Tilrriloilal treaa- ★ Personal Instruction By Mr. Risley PREFERRED FINANCE eaty-torwash. Sizes 6 to 12. .1" Bt. iirer. was the early leader (n the • PHONE M l 3-1034 • A Classes Limited To 12 Any else Kirehen Flom> doae PROF1!28SIONAl L y . Speelal LOW Song I'oplee Wanted race for -|he Democratic nomma'- RATES nn other fioora. There ia NOTHINO te SIGN. N'«-extra% ' 14>1I___ ^9|j 3.99 DUBALDO MUSIC CENTER CO.. Inc. Real pro-style with thickly The t^olr, rehearsing for the lion for aecretarv of alate. Ilia Register at the Btudin on Batimtay. Sept. 8, from 983 Main Street, Manchester Satisfaetion OtTARANTEED, or NO rharge. Ne more washing nr- pageant to be presented lepl. 16 opponeni was Richard Oreuel of BOOKS ftr tlM ENTIRE FAMILY 19 a.m. Ui 13 noon or 3 to 4 p.m! or Call PI 3-S8M at oayttme. Phones MItchril 3-4168 waxiag Boers. ENJOY our INRSPENSi Ve aerriee weekly. 'eemU' cushioned irch, heel and sole. . Fairbanks, former spwker of th« Registration monthly or monthly. FIN EST EQUIPM ENTniid noiMliM W tl> Bumper toei thJek-tread Territorial Houae of RtprMenta- HIGH,BrMOOL TRC«Ntt)AIi BOOKS. NON-FIOTION, BERT WAX USED ONLY.. ' ' SCIENCE, ART, CHlLDItEN’B LIBBABV. 7m soles. Sites 6H -11; 2yi-p. lives. ’ ALL THIS WEEK 2.AF.M. Mr. Rtoley tneently retumad fra n New York tilty) tyiwa of danclag a t tlw when p r o m t s mpiUd . in 12 , P^rscinal Notices DOST o r O il. DOI'BIJDD ' (SATURDAY 10 A.M.>4 P.M.) Danee Maatara of Amcriea Ooaventlon. He han studied undier Calciitla India Imports about MODERN LENDING UIRARY cosiaecutive ' monthly |msb Install' Aettardlon — Oulter — Flano r * Organ — Drum ahme .ht the worid’a tap tanohira. White he #aa In New Yerfc menta of $10.06 each;- MANCHESTER M A IN ST. 5,600,000 toils of oil And oil prod­ G r t M i^ CtMth for AH O ccebIoeb he a ttandad elan ta att the June Taylor Behpel of Danolng. ADams 3*7280 In Memoriam ucts annually, at a landed cost of , I.EBBONB rOMMENOE BErT, I about $300,000,000, The cost to tha 18$ W. MIDDLE TPKE. MM. Rtmil DAVn, Maangw .. LOAMS FROM |25 to f4M FixMnacAjmcRS o r c o n k , to < •T, MANCHESTER J B lOTlaa rasmory of John Lembardl PARiONG LOT AT REAR OF STUDIO Am intM wfUi srotM’e InrgMt I PARKADE ebs HSSH ssrar Aufust 27. 1M7. domaotic eonsumer' lh ahotit twira tiiU much. mmrmmmBBmmarmmamBBassBZ W.T -■ : t ' , 3 . ■ V' ' V9t- . \ .y- I

IUN(3HESnCB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 27.1958 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGB SIXTiBN MANCHESTEK E HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST* 1SB8 •S Ike Indicates Integration o r Directors to Consider ' > v Process Should Be Slowed FOR YOUR SWOPPING CONVENIENCE, MP- R u sh Bsm s iStorm Sewer Super At , (Oontiiinf^ from t>nr) conditions, and added they mean that this country's policy has not have u id som eihin; to frlrndn Th« l»ropo*«d SchallOT »d. ^*.conc«mltw the fln^rtpoij o( tht 261 Broad Street been altered in substance at aU. Oti Nearoes I ^ o n t r T s t •Utrm^MW.r^ proJti m*»*ur« provide* Director* The«U Tu**day *t « p.m. hill Height* ■ubdMalon, aohleved only through eduratton. communities for urban develop­ 4. Conaider extmding for alx. Op0»n untU 9 p,m . reason and sense. foi* *egreK«tuin,of ClMBee" *)ioiild I bi the Municipal Building. ment and slum clearance, Directors are cerUiii to requttt month* the agreement whereby the Asked later .whether he has ad‘ He made that statement when » *cliool by forced lo sdmil »tu- I Country Club is allowed to kew Ita Tlsed the Justice Departmon! to early action op the proJecU, bow a refinrter imled that Congress dent* of p o t h e r r»ce Into the of which ere designed to eolve exi­ clubhouse . on town-owned Globa W0^d,f ThU rn. ask the High ('nurt for « dclav in shelved a housing hill Shortly be­ buil(lln({./ „ I gent flooding problems. , Hollow land. Integration, the Presidciil sairl he fore adjournment. The newsmen 5. Conaider fixing a date for an does not think he will mstnuri the f’o llw a l ob»erver» expect the The officials will consider .said he mulerstamls the admin­ date* for public hearings end meet- informal meeting with the Town & FrM ap thij* i^eeh! department one way or the other. istration has $100 n>illlon avail­ bills tm be passed by the House . Planning Commlwlon concerning He salrt, however, that he a.s- and ficnal'e-today and lo be'»l|^<|{^l^ Inge for these project*, emong able which It could release to corn; others. The two would call for an approval of the Glendale subdlvi- ■ CLOSED A U DAY LABOR DAY sumes any department brief w'ould munitie.H needing money In that by ,^'aiib>is tomorrow. sion off Bush Hill Rd. try to reflerl views already set Would I.eaae BiillilInKS . extra appropriation to the town’* ' MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1ST. prognun. * storm sewer account. . In another matter, Martin will forth hy the administration. After conferring momentarily Kep*. liayle WIndaor Jr ^aAd J report on plans and apecificationa TTie discussion of a possible HaKer'l'ir'VvhlU b ' Cottrell Jr. prepared a-W U Dost Estimate Jumps with James ( The Scli^ler Rd, project Is aim­ for a sewage pumping statlim and • slo^v-do^m In integration efforts Hoiiae press sec^etarv, Klscnhowep i Introduction lodsy permitlin)! ■ lorcei main off W. Middle Tpke. follows by only one ^eek a broad ed at stopping flockilng on Bolton A public hearing on thl* project saM the matter ia still under study "^I'onl distrlcU to leas* t h e i r | St. and other parts of the Woodhlll Indication froni Bisenhower that and he ho,H-s something can be | building* lo Individual* or groupsT^ .will Be held at the Veiplanck Heights subdivision. Plans . and In rase of tio'uhie over desegrega­ as School early next month, Martin done despite the fact no new Hinds operation private s^choo s, •jpeciflcatlons are expected to be tion he 'K’ould follow the same were epproprlaled, i presumably lo lech s l u d e n la said. course he took last ^ear in * ' ' ______I whoso public schools had closed. finished early In' Septeralier by FtUly Cooked! Ing troops, if necessary, to Uttle Should the federal government Buck, and Buck of Hartford, Coat SUPBR-RIG.HT, READY-TO-COOK, TENDER PLUMP, DELICIOUS EATINGI Rock. continue Us attempts to enfoirre of the project, roughly es'tlmated At last week's news ronferer e e .Vegroes General Manager Richard Mar­ the town. ’ budget to see if it can be cut for umtii’ fever However, Ihcie are •Mejiiiw lille. S( hool Hupl. Virgil tin said today he will need definite 3. Ajt aerial survey ol th* town CANNED HAMS,m;::;:d 3 tin 2.99 the -enedt of America 080 0 ^ ^ 5 1 a good many mnrmiiis foiirul In Hlossom refused to enroll three e.stlmate.s on the two projects, and mapping o f , highways and Full Shank Half . , $ t. SS^ In response to a rjliesUon, he .FRESH FROZEN IDEAL FOR SALADS A A C children whn h aie claisified as Negroes In wdple aeiu.)Ols Two) among others, before asking the properties. This could be done by ORANGI FRANKFORTS % said he had no cmn/rient at the ■■lnnnj*i*nf" n\' ’'fimcllonal ' sought to entei enihatdeil O n ira l' Board to make tin appropriation compeitltlve bid, Sheekey said. Butt Portion of Ham t* 55*^ O IlK lIV lr \ end SEAFOOD &0CKTAIL^ ' LB O V moment on the possibility of n Such murimirs prohst)lv have a High and a third sought to enter This Is How You Load Tear Gas from the capital Improvement re­ 4. A 4-ycar $20,000 program lor tax increa.se cause, It is true, but most tif the nil white Hall High r. ■ * I.t Kduard Wmzler of tlie Manohfstvr Police D.-purlment demonalrates Ibe loadinfr of a tear gaa serve fund. repairing and installing side­ Center Slices of Ham i# 99^ SUPER-RIGHT C Q ^ DARLING'S The denial that he has made innocent murmurs a re out g rowm Seven and possihly eight Ne- Kon with a k« s projectile lo aeveial meniliers of a class- from tbe Hartford School of Crlmlnolo®-y. In another storiti ai-wer matter walks. ALL MEAT LB 0 7 FROZEN PKG any speaking Cfunmitments wa.s s.s the child gets oiler And while gmeM, velmnns of last year's riol- BEEF STEA The sliidenl.H spent today at Ihe KlMlcy SI. range for piactlcal application of the nse and car© of acheduied for Tuesday's meeting, a 5. A $14,000 program from the Chiffon __ whole Super-Right Hams i* 59^ made In a disr/issimi of the New ihey should Ije watched fiom time nuirkefl irifegmlion nf Central various flreariii* lauKlil by Patrolmen Gordon Mi-ddow and Rmanuel MoloJa. The atudents Will public hearing will he held on a current fiscal year to 1963 for Im­ York ramf>algn. Klseriliowrr sauI High, mav apply for reHdml.ssion to time lliey need not lul-rfcre be In .Mancliest.ei this week under the superyl*)on of I.t. Winzler to learn accident investigation proposed appropriation of $33,425 proving off-street parking, areas. the New York state ronvenltons ioda\ Ttie eighth Is .Mlnnljeaii with the ;if(» and sctlviticM «,f n and-weapon* bshdllng. Among the students ai e'a registered nurse, police officers from New Brit­ for a sewer In Center St. between 8. A 6-ycar, $25,000 program for choice of .Nelson Rockefeller as Hrown, expelled last school vtar voimg'ster ain and Savbrook and young men Interested in cn cring the field of Insurance investigation. Pa- Olcott and Main St-s. straightening and widening high­ the OOP candiflatc *for‘ gfU'enioi l>e(nuse of repeatefl conflicts with Martin says the State Highway G i k e " 4 T XN'heii a murmur is hemil Imw- white slufleni.s The ninth Ne Indiucii I'liomss liraham and Cbarle.s .Morncaii of the local department are also enrolled in the ways, and of Rep Kenneth H, Keating as ever, Il Is nlw'avs neces^iiiv tlv St white frorh the Nations leading farms and orchards! 'SoJtxlwich JimB"^£Uull Cookoui Suqip&iwnA quiet. New York Salutes Slate-would pay one-half the coat 8. A study to determine the need laving, fool Islands hold by the Ohlneso N a­ srliooh, im luding ('ent-ral High of thl.s.project, which could elimi­ Most of tho'^e munuui*i In Kelter Sending Town lor a Town Department of Sanita­ that tlieir recftnls me s' sll-.Negro tionalists I.slands which in the Nautilus Crewmen nate flooding at Victoria Rd. and tion to take care of refuse collec­ SUPER-RIGHT SLICED JANE PARKER — JiEG. P R 1 ^ 2 5 c FIRM TYPE last week or so ha\o hern under youngster.s resulllng from diMejise *Elt.S SKIZK TRAWLK.R FREESTONE tu'eii ictained liy the developer, denla In the area regarding the St. and elsewhere is to be fini.sh- trcaniicnt, " according lo a new Peaches ARliC$MF«l PRERAREDD or or SALAD SALAD STYLE STYLE 1181 IB | AC: dep]r»ved about one third r>f Its Aclually, even In ruauv cases iMe .sLile moi'p power In search Grimsby, England, .Aug. 27 iA>) lyiome ('. Keller of Weal Hart- 'undltlon of the road.-'. .Sheekey ed this fiscal year. study. A.sthma is one of the fre­ I T I U S r a r a , ANN page 9 orOZ jarJAR i13 3tc JAR JAR I T Kitchen Charm Waxed Paper ROLL ' mllitarv fr»rcrs there ■'hr hearl munuurs fiom rhcii N A A( *1 ’ ret tn t|s, —<'rpwhien said today nn Ice­ 19 told. lo lepieaenl liim In Ilia deal­ lecommeMdcd rcaurfacing with the Other Item* quent causes of referral to pedi­ Previouslv, he said l|iose Is math' fe\ri, llie outlook l.s |ue|t\' Armihe* sets iir» proceilur^ foi landic gunboat firerl warning atric outpatient clinics and chll- let ill voUng nn scTu)ol hoanl mem ing w nil Die lown on Ihe queatlon .Stale-develo|u d gravel. Directors will also: A & P's O W N Super-Right Corned Beef 12.0Z ,, 07 CANcan ^^ FOR COlD DRINKS OF 12i . lands were regarded largely a^ an L’ood, llunigli In otiicis tlie activ- ahots near the Krltish trawler 1. Discuss what .action they can , dren;*-hosplUl wards each year. 50 nSTED RECIPES ON 37 Dixie Cups 2 25 outpost. h'TH •IS lo w lio l.s rcsponalble for repair­ The general manger aaid Keller lO’/Y O 'I V ma\ luive to he It'S I l< letl will be required lo repair street* Northern Sky and took the sWjv-rtake In regard to the Hewitt es-1 Uongrrs.s ElaenhM\^^^• smd lie 'np' main h'aulnis i>ills wnuM ing Ihe roaila In Itlichwood. Monzonillo Olives STUEfED JAR " •Most of thr heail miiiiiiuis In BIrchwood which liave already In to. custody earlier this month tale's refttsal of a town offer to M.AI.N F L Y W A Y S "SKIllET COOKERY" 49 Hudson Paper Napkins 2 29' wsnt.s another week or 10 /ivs 1 (*|o.He school.s t.iuenfened \\ith .Iiisl wlial these "counter pro- from iurih rtefe< ts are fahiv sri been accepted hf the town Before for Illegal fishing. Amied men buy properly adjoining the pro- Minneapolis -Most North Amer- before coming up with a flnnl.|ap liitegnilmii ami pio.vidr an elei linti fuisals'’ ma>' he weren't revealed. IN THE' lous. Mot lofiny many ran he cor ho\\e\'ei, as ItutiinoW aaid tmliiv the InvealigsDon started, .Niles were put aboard Ihe 620-ton posed North End junior high'lean ducks travel .southward in the lbs. Swtot Mixed Pickles * easel quarts 35*" Aluminum F o il”,n 29' ;!,: 73' pral.sal of the record of tiir rer'iSMti within '10 diy5'S '’») determine reeled t)\* surgery ithal he felt il was n m allei of Di. and pari of Frances Dr. had trawler after Ihe Nklp|>er re- I school. ! tall in four main streams of traf- 4 35 SEPT. WOMAN'S DAY-10' iv arljourned iVTnocfaMc cnnfWd vhether yolera want them to re fused to heave to, they said. 2. See what action can be taken flc. INSTANT Until the wiiole sltiiMtloii' 1ms led ('nngresN ' m'aiu l•l(J.Meh/u• Inirgi.detl icouilesy that Nfsrtui should re- already bceil accepted hern carefully studl shchr-l luttsl St r enuoiiH a< I i\ i I y ,i nd hvol ed clnsseM This w'ss Inlerpre'ed to i .loseph Kniictmc Allicil Vana. For KohlxTV 2 OZ JAR l a CREAM GAL. PKG 79 DOLI A 6 OZ AQC 1 LB A A C A IB-i 7 | | 0 ElSenhowri al.--d ^laid hr fell piMiticalU' uorm.il lives, M.anv moan thkt clssses could hr seg- I Kdwni'd Huseaghu .Joseph Novelli Pineapple Juice FROZEN * CANS 4 7 dexo Shortening CAN 47 0 CAN'D there was a |endrnc\ In (N>ngiess more aie perfectly all right ml-- snd A id hony Aiiaa hit rrv:ated within an t'nlegrated (Continued t " " 1 I'agc One) NOW ONLY MEL-O-BITMEL-O-BlT - PROCESSEIPROCESSED, WHITE, COLORED, PIMENTO OlAPiFRUIT JUICI »OZ a « c PKG OF a I f C PKG OF A AC , Monoiar,\' lu-areis, uu-mliers ol NO MATTER IN WHAT DIRECTION 0 to spend more inones- grin'i,i)h' lesM lhe\ o\Ptdo III sonic whtdlv s( liool building Pineapple * DOLE - FROZEN A CANS * * • Our Own Tea Bags 4«'s t ! loo's 97 than lie hail i ec«.iniiirnrhM| linnet es,‘oirv wa\’ ( ‘ei lmnlv Die ; Die Italian American Mocp'lv, were .% Delay, opening of I.ittle Kot i, grams snd tcU- >■ calls from as ‘ 6 0 Z W A 11 OZ « Q C ASST. FLAVORS 12 0 Z A A C Middle K.nsl A.sUed ahnnl pi ns '!-»ini of the past is no longer schools from the original dale of ' laiiiia Andisio. I*aul I'orcenti, perfs fw a long Ipim .srltlemenl |ii‘dified for' in'iVst k'rank Itiana lolin Hoia Felice far sway’ is Ati.4trla- have come . YOU'RE GOING FOR VACATION- 6 OZ JAR ; a p = CHEESE SLICES PKGS * » 7 Dole Pineapple Chunks * CANS 4 7 Pure Fruit Syrup c o n JAR 47 .‘'^ept 2 lo Sept, l!S. of dlfferenres in Uie' .Midcasl As I hire goe.s oii. more ;uid I.ungl and .Measiindi'o Morano. into Die govermir'a office since'' 2 FROZEN i o z a o c ' A J a Summer Orinlt Prepereti^n jL 1 0 ^ Eisnihnwrr replied he Uiinks the m.or»* l.s being Irnrnrd about Dil.s Wilson's case first came to public ' NOW ONLY ANN PAGE-WHITE, YELLOW, HONEY SPICE, DEVILS FOOD Roth Chopettes beef or PORK PKG t s . U n M r i - A a 6 Ann Pege Aiit, fltvcKB ® PKGS ■ » rhnnees are hotter than the\’ \Nere m suhleci Encouraging .tleyrlop MI HiiiiiiHh T. nreimiin iittenllon. Many of the letter* In- i n.....rr"rNXl'r iyii vvwV before, ments can also be rxficcted fioni Funeral servicea for Mtsa Han- clndeil checks for $1.95. Folsom ' 1 LB 4 OZ Sfafler Towels JUMBO SIZE Rou 3r Cheer! Shake Surrender- M's sillv In aav that our Increasing knnwleilge ahtm! O b iliia r y nali T Hreiman, 140 Park St., railed the news conference yesler. j the United .States wmild he defeat­ , w lio died .Siimlay, were held thla You'll like this F R E S h| CAKE MIXES PKGS, iheumatU’ fevei mill the reinark- day lo emphasize that he can lake j r . - ' Chunky Chocolote Bors EA 6 roR ^ , • ASSORUO FtAVORS PKGS ed and foiled In sni render aftn' pr*)gress In he n t suigriy I monilng at Die Jolui F. Tierney no sclion on the case until It ' Initanf Coffee betterl It'i 25 Kool-Aid 8 25 any hig .scnlc ntnnu. nlla.k on CAMPBEliL'S - MEAT VARIETIES A IIB 4 |C ' Wllll l>eltr|( UH'lbi..|s f pie ; Igiiiis WDkowskl j Funeral Home al H:1.A. followed by reaches hla desk. | the freshest you can buy I FKG OF 4*'i 49 ' ' this country. Ei.'rnhnA ri said W'l- ' I'luug 1 li.euiiiai li' fe\ cr we cmi Igima Wltkowskl of Ksinev I.ane, i R aqlemii reipiieni ,Masa si 8t. Dosh Dog Food Nectar Tea Bags have so murli ielaj|,iinr\ pn\^ n Wilson might fare belter t , hnpr Mini expri'l I h il l\,. It mill l’ia|Uimnt'k. fiiDuo- of ItaN-mond .lames' Churrh at 9. The Kev, through court scDon than If he ha.s j that an v enemy a 11 n kuig kn WHITE HOUSE-TALL SPECIAL 5c SALE AGED TANGY-PRICE REDUCED I m i llI lf I lu.s III i|;iii w III l)ci t mu' WdkowakI, a Ardmore ltd die.) Eugene .Moilarty was eelebrafU. to depenit on the hope of clemency it would be srna»ilhl ni Uii n tbe Kev. John P. BInnehfleld was SOUPS 6 “c^M.OO #. IN HANOI- -fAC lie l■^MllUlon .vealeiday at his hbiue after a hihef snid I ’ froni the governor, Folsom added | ' dliif'aa deacon, and Ibe Rev, .loseph Mc­ He poinlfd nut that if Ihe Sn- ' PAK / 4 SHARP CHEDDAR 59' r.n.xennll A i.iii,ii,r ,|i,.w „ ! He was born in I.IDiuama and EVAP. MILK 0 Cann, aul).deacon 'Hie Rev. John preme Coni t should grant a re­ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ round of IniiKtilri Pv i i-iiim i kiUK had lived In P ihiuoiuu k fo, nmie F Hannon was aesled In the hearing and the Negro ultimately ^ f SILVERBROOK F^ESH CRjEAMERV PLAIN or WITH TOMATO SAUCE that tlieie air trpiul. ni pinm, 5-PIECE PUKE r A boil I ^Fown ! than ID yeara lie was a ,'ommii aaiu'tuary Mrs Jane .Vlaccarone won a hew tcjal. the sentence • p ‘-' y , ' i.'e.s Ihal llir W n.xliin^l.ui .s,.,,.! I idi'iiui- of .SI .loaeph’a Church and WHS luganlst and'soloist could be lighter, ■ The governor, toi'., ha-.’liHll i iijii 11,;i'.' iii,i\,. ftniiv CANS a meiuhrr of .St Casimlr'a . I-dh Hurlal was in .St. James' Ceme- however, esn commute a death BUHER 1 I'B PRINT 6 7 ' ANN PAGE BEANS 2 25' the ll.'il u.ii'.s i-npil .i; IONA TOMATOESp;Zd3 »Ns 351 ■ ' '.T I'l'N t'klwanl A < inml. hjlii. «1h - Uiiuinu .Socli'ly of l''oi|uonoc)i leiy where Father Moriarty read sentence only to life Imprisonment. SEHING lor ONLY i'-h-'enhii.s er win. .m FLAVOR-RICH AND UMPTING l.luniMl at .N'Bvnl flrtcumg StrtllQrt, I Hesldea Ida Non here, he loavea Die committal servire, asal.sted by If that happened, the Negro would A A P .^ , . ‘ takes. In a iin.aclMlI gaine iiei e ‘ i c- Hrnol;l\'i). N Y , \^«.s home' -fun Ilia wife, Mra \'lola S/.paUle Wll 1 QT 14 02^ katlier Hanmm. not be eligible for parole until he ^ CRACKERS PKG m.irked wiih « Miiule liuil lie dues lcMV,» foi Die wcckriul \i.Hlting Ills kowakl; two other auna. Kraiik Wit- Rearers were Meix-ua Moriarty, had served 1.5 years. RITZ-CRAX 28' wisl, the l,M„| iiiii, ^v.iuld •. two brolhera, rtsymoud WllkmvskI and Mortimer Mortally Jr. HI-HO CRACKERS u.»g 32‘^ St preaetil are in liir Ainrurnnl of NorHiam|)lou, Maas ; snd An Chicago While the number of th e g r ea t ATLANTIC 8 PACIFIC TEA COMPANY J.eague ( clliir ' lluihy Wltkowskl of Hnitford: a sla births in the United States still Itvariiifis hy S/tray - I IMPOBfTH M Ptn\ OF Oil. exceeds 300,000 a month, there Was A $5.00 Missiles Ki.seiiliow ri- win. naked j ter, Mr* Mlchalena Grlskewler, of 2 about the relstive strenglli uf Ihe | Poquoimck; and three grandehll j . yokyo Japan Imports 12 |)er a drop of 7,000 births In the first t u n a f is h S tV 59= i I'Vfii of her coel and #0 per cent three month* of 1958 compared VALUE! Itnltcd Stales ami r:ua«ia ui the Hunn .Spi a vert nietnl lira rings dien. PURE FRUIT ' long-range mla,i|i. iipin tiip have lieeii Inveut.'it liy * Gri man. VAinei al services will be held- In- ' of her petroleum. with the first quarter of 19,67. tinn waa pinnr,l u, lepurla. in ( 'un- ttllo Sclnihert. w lio says tln-y i-an morrow *i SDB a m at th© Mer- ZAREX SYRUPS FLAVORED PINTS 3T gres* and elsewtu-ie that tlieri- will he iiiaile wlllniul rejei ts Tin' tX'Mr- winlaiek and Sheehan Funeral SOUP-aREAL BOWL, CUP, be a gap in Itus.-ia s favni hy Ikitn inga l onal.sl of metal layers . cuu- ‘ Hump In Windsor, wllti a solemn MOMAC SAUCER, FRIHT-DESSERT Eisenhower did not reply to the plelely iiilegia]e,.V hy thernial dlf- | requiem Mass It) St, JosepIV-S ADVICE TO THi WISE D IN N E R W A R E B0WL.*9' rIN.OmNERPlATE SALAD d r e s s in g Xr,?.' ors 49' question direclly. hut *'*1.1 r,s fusion or allfiv rortimllon " The i nuiv.cly., ■ —Poquonocli, at,# o'clork. TAKE "THE HERALD" WITH YOU! DEPENDABLE FOOD RETAILERS SINCE 1859 roductinn of tong-rangi' mls.sile.s j bear Ing ring is healad to IkU Hurlnl 'wlll he In 81, .Iimeph'sA'etn- from th* American Nolloniil i(*d Crou as hern on highest pnm liv .siin'e l'*''gree.s In an eUn ine oven ttien elery. - Start your set fodayl lt'$ break-resistant end avaiPable 30 • Oil* •tty A iHieHy. di|,|it'il iiitn mullen si'l.l'-i 'I'lu'u a I'liend.s m sy call al Ihe fueiuirl In 6 mix or match colors. Serving pieces evaileble Boonl GRAPE JUICE A&P FROZEN 3 'C A N S SO Slevenaon Tin- I'l I'.snli'iii w.is u I "11 all Im'.i ri ng ,111" \ I' "pi'i'i, lioiue loilay, 2 to S snd T to 10 told tliat Adlal .Ste\cnsnn, wlio.,re wIilIc matal UI (dlici I is t'luw.l I' tu cently toured Itussia, luis (pioletl Imm an. air pistol .oiu, n,,. uuiri No nihtter how lonsr you're going to stay, or where Carrier deUvery right to the SWIFTS MEATS ^ HEINZ BABY FOODS Soviet Premier Nikila Klmish- siirrHi'C of llie rlVtatliig- ilng After you're going— you'll want to keep up on what’s . d e x e le ROYAL PUDDIN6 FAGAL TISSUES a N N E O H A M S GREEN (HANT PEAS NIILETS rhev as favoring nn mtei national 'ooling Du, lirarmg is luineil lo door'*available at theae near­ ANGEL pact to bar mleifcrenee In the n|. Du- rcoii-iM dlini'iialun on a laDie happening ot home, and there's only one way to nUMROSE DANISH WHOll RMiNIl CORN FOR BASIES Junior 2^«29' Fiiii4‘ralo by varatinn spete— SALAD OIL ASSORtED FlAVO«$ .. WHITE er COLORED GREAT-RIO-TENOER - fairs'of ntlier I'onntnc.s. Kiaenhmv- 'd o it;'“ .t.by reading your hometown newspaper. er said Uiat of ii,ni.>,e lie wnidd he ItM sV IMtlKI'S NUK rill'iAST 4 f«u 3 9 ' 2 n e t m m 3 9 ' 1 11 1 *ICA* 1 9 ' li ez C A *|j' 2 45‘ Stroinod 4 ^”41' Arrange today to have “The Herald” follow you Fitti 2 9 ' 5 5 ‘ t i a c A * 2 J 9 for anch an agn'cmcnt Hm he 'llaiid, Mil., Aug I f ' __ (illiivnuiil I’oace • BOLTON LAKE . y t added that any .Mirh p.ul .sinaild lliirrlciiiic Italsv. gniduallv l,u- L u g c ly Hltemlcd funeral serv­ on your vacation. > *. be made In good faith willi Ihe in­ iTi-Hstiig In al/|. and Inli-iiall.v, ices fur Giovanni Peaep of Bolton, • ANDOVER LAKE ■■ tention of keeping it. drlMeil. iiortlieaslwiird III Hie .\l- who (lle'l .8nnilHy, were held Ihia DOWNY FIAKE - FROUN SUNKIST CONCENTRATE HDNZK$tCHUP N uclear'T ests 'I’lierc Ima licen liintlc loiliiy nimiil .SOU miles HBNZ IMT 006 B HEINZ REANS O H C K m i R d T H CHICKEN RROTH morning al'D ie W. P, Qnish F'u- R U ROMEO CHKKIN PeNcakN 2 49' gLonwnndf 2 *•*'*« 27* hotio baalc change In U.S. polh y in eiial of l>a\lmiii Heacli, I'lii. 'I'lie • COVENTRY LAKE ' \ neral Hoiiip al 9:1.5, followed by 1 JUST A OtAlti W O ta " V / connectionCO wllli thla coimtry s itn liiirrlciiiie nffera iio Hireiit lo Ihe CALL Ml i- 27ll VWHTAtlAN \ a u M A N h COlLiOl 4F4N a solenui reipilem Masa at BI. HAMMM6IKUSH HAVOR MMACm OOWNY..HAKI MOZfN ' SUNKIST CONCENTRATI ,/ . nouncement, last week that it la lieor.glii a n d Soul II ('srollim Maurlcr 4’hiii'ch In Bolton at H). 1 W M k a p • • n . • •'• • • a • ■ * 90c ready to suspend nuclear weapons CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT 4 K I M § 9 ' ' f t M H u a a l ) * m m u f 4 1 * i-oiiats, bill Ilf Almy of Hie atoriiTa Tlia l.lcv. Bernard Mcf.lurk was JF B0ATIN6 WHERE THERE IS WATER SKIIH6 ® iaiaheeaesee** ®0C 1 «t*(t*mii|*. WefflM 2^33* O r w m e d o , test* for one year, provided Pua- piiat s lo « ' anil mllier erm lle A • celebrant, the Rev. Joseph Mi'Cami I ^Snik''...... \, - aig continues its current ban and iiioveiiieiit, said the Weather deacon, and the Rev,'Stanley Has- BO ^ OONT b ^ , Also enters Into negotiationik ionk- 1 Hiiremi, all lotereata along the Hilo, aijb-deacon. Ur. and Mrs, •tve A* Alsf* plhMw'ef lettte*, MIsw ta «be wake *f a lUtr. ^anrlirfitfr iEmuu^ fl^raUk . Ing toward a permanent ban and . coastal arMts of (leorgla anil (Tharles Robbins eupplled th* mu­ •sdew MW ipMd If Am Am M ' N k* laMi, yM any ke *a Ap general dlaarmament. the-Carollnaa ahmild keep In­ sic during th* Masa. Blsenhower emphasized thofs eppiewk fww keel eed kesh ea *f kba, befiw pea *aa simig* formed of the lateat ad\iS9ri^. Burial was In St James' Oema- eye eel fer « a M Attra r**e seen*.

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MANCHESTER EVENING Hi MANCHESTER. CONN, W^NESDAY, AUGUST 27. 1958 PAGE NINGTESN

JZ "TM and V iil^ '' 8 : i 6 , a rriv a a t N o rth ­ B r BOUSON OUR BOARUINO HOUSE #i|li MAJOR HOOPLB V e r n o n ^ east JBtaooL > ip? n t, VanioB momentary ^|Sen8e Nonsense Studentf —>8:20, starting South and 'vernoii Aye., to South St„ be­ Buses ListeiJ tween Vernon'Ave, and West 8t.. WATKINS- ;aihs to Wes' St., between S ^ th St. Aftsr Matt Hurlsy dropp^ his . Plate (mildly)—With greater and Petersen, to'Xj’oteraen and glassss from a ninth-floor window pride. Listed by For Valley View Rd., to Center Rd. WIST -.y: of ths ,/Vstsrans Administration uirer anJ'Petersdn — picking jup stu­ i ■chediilea for the Building lit St. touis, h# recovsrsd Wife—How can you talk me abhool year have been an- dents on Center Rd., between Fuwtrar $anrlM Ihsm tmdamagsd.— Roland Rlffel, like (hat whSn I have given you ' Veimon Superintendent (Jrestridge a'nd Rt. 80. 8:36, arrive Jennings, Mo. the best years ef my lifeT of Schools'Rq^ond B, Ramsdell. at Vernon Elementary School. Ormond J. West, Director u s a ta a ta r - JtSiX \ ~ "V '3 Husband—And who made them The BchedulesStn estimated and Trip IV, Vernon Center School 14'J Boat Center St. . DIogsnss vlsltsd Plato one dsy the UiMd yean of your lifaT may change uniKr'-jwtoal oper­ Students — (This bus carries first MItcheU t-7196 b hnd psrcelvlng thdfj thS floors \ ating conditions. Puplfii^are ad­ grade and kindergarten students ALLEY OOP V V. T. HAMLIN - 'Fimvel In Style P n tty ' FrMka for School August Savings on Bugs Ea$y EmbreldGr''! wafsjMiauUfuliy coroied with car­ Two men met The Suit and Coat Dejpartment A Cut* Outfit MANCHESTER CARPET CEN­ vised to be out at least only) 8:40, starting on lAke St., ,..NCW THX ue WH*r SOMEBODY P int—I see your wife has a new BWery ^ rl wAnta a new DRESS utes ahead of the present north of Mountain, to Rose- HAPPENED.' MOW'D AN TRIED TDO pets o'r(,ths richsst wool and finest of SURTON’S,' 841 Main Street, TER, oomeir Main and Middlt dye. stahipsd his foofi In scorn, *x- mink stole. That ought to keep; her for the first day of school and time. to Box Mountain Homes, to Manchester’a Oldest CX' SHARPY l i r e VOU IN.THA’S eivea you a preview of all the new those shown at . ItONTGOMBJRY 'Vpke. has August CLEARANCE Today’s list.Includes Buses I to 8:55, arrive at Vernon SET HIMSELF CAUGl^ IN WHAT/ clalmiifg; 'J , v— warm. •ilhouetUa, new eotora new tags on famoua-nami broadloonis, with FineetfFaolliUee "Thus do-1 triad on ths pride ef Second—I didn't buy It to keep WARD COMPAldY wUl keep thelT lY. Tomorrow's list will Include Center S! . Off-Btreet ‘Parking. A BOCR ‘ ' ‘ lengOw, 'ajl softly shaped^ and crisp fresh good looks all year and carpets. At this time of Buses V through IX end Friday's PU to!" hpr warm. Juat to keep'her quiet <*more feminine ,thap even' See year many homemakers ars -al­ Afternoon'pstiirn trips for -Bus Establlahed 1874 long because they are fashioned list will Include other bus routes. U: 11:20 at Hlgh'BchooI, 2:30 at the.100% wool guiit (camel color) of quality "Dan River" fabric! ready planning for % living room Look for them in The Manchester with boxy Jacket prettily lined "face WtUig" that /begins with Northeast, 2:50 at '-Ilortheast that shed wrinkles. You'll like Serening Herald. School. 3:15 at Vernon B le^n- with paisley tO match the blouse. the" refreshing dark-toned stripes, new floor covering. Beautiful All morning high school' buses This veraatlle 3-pe. outfit, $20.90 carpeting adds . so (m\ich comfort, tary School, 3:.35 at Vernon Ce«c. Daily Crossword Puzzle plaids -and bright crayon colors, will carry eighth grade studenu ter School. cornea In sizea 5-18 for Juniors and many with' the new CHB3MISE chiuTO, spaciouaneas to a room. to school. All Northeast School misaea. . Top It with your favor­ And when, worOiwhUi SA'VINGS buses will carry morning Hale St. V Bus III WB’JSJOST ite classic, a .BOY COAT of camel LOOK, sizes 7 to 14, only $2.98 fan be enjoyed you'll say "I'm Tri'p I. High School and St. Ber­ TAWH6 and $3.98. There la less work for kindergarten students. Vernon nard’s StudenU—7:30, starting at A6ATH. hair and wool, amarter than ever you, Mom, 'because these wash- getting my new nig now from (ienter Grade I students will ride the m ightie^ A\AJOR« Ahawor to Pravioua Puitla with saddle-stitch detail, bone but­ MANCHESTER CARPET CEN­ Overbrook and Sunset Estates—at and-wear cottons are crease-ri- regularly scheduled Ve'rnon Ele­ norih'horner of Sunset apd Rt. 30, Mathemotics Mdzc tons, traditional Ijack belt, vent, aistant, keep their starched look TER." . mentary buses. 2 M o u n c e s * and cozlly lined with pile. The Vernon Center morning kinder­ to Dobson Rd., to Campbell Rd„ tag reads $45. MIpsey and Jun­ and need little Ironing. The BOYS Hurrioahea are worth taking to Tankerhoosen and Phoenix St.. IT- I D®PT. has an arfay of SHIRTS garten students will ride regularly Git ACB08S 2 Hebraw ior sizes. seriously, as you know if you've scheduled 'Vernon Elementary to 'Thoenlx—between Campbell you’ve e v e r.^ 1^ to sulLevery young man’s taste: and Warren, \o Phoenix and War- 1 Mclmal unit month -II «■'/ Ivy cottons, wool-llke rayOn, hori­ weathered one; .sq. i^qn't let this buses to school. Vernon, Center CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 4 Puti two and B Ordinal For a aelt-bastlng. turkey, dip year's list of prett..' names make afteimoon kindergarten students fen, to Warren and Maple, to. War' w o r n numbar ' a piece of cheesecloth In melted zontal stripes woven-ln, plus fine you complacent} will ride regularly scheduled Ver» ten and Thinnel, to ^olton—be PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VLKMELR two tofathar knits with the new bulky look. • Coagufata iUv» butter or other fat and cover the' Alma, Becky. Cleo,. Daisy, Ells, non Elementary buses hopie. tween Barnforth Rd. and Rt. 30 Y E S , O U R , VNE SMOULD AND SUMMER H E LL O ? RB.l.ff 13 Fourth S Sand hill turkey, making sure the ends of The'neatest collection of SLACKS Flfl, Gerds, Helene, Xlsa Janice, St. Bernard's students will ride except Clark and Meaden, to Ceme­ ■ 5CM OOL H A V E M O P E VACATION SHOULD I W AN T TO R EP O R T Arabian caliph t Synthatic the cheesecloth are tucked into the are here (polished cottons, whip­ Katy, Lila, Mtlly, Nola, Orchid. the high school buses both to and tery Rd.; '7:55, arrive a t' High SYSTEM MUST S T U D IE S . BE COMPLETELY A SUBVERSIVE! 13 Thraah fabric bottom of the roasting pan. As the cord, twill, Ivy flannel tailored Portia, Queenie, Rena, Sherry, from school. School. ,Se ENTIRELY L O N O E R ABOLISHED 14 Part In a play T Musical turkey cooks, the fat and drlp- td look well and feel well with Thofa, Udele, Vlrgy, Wtlna, Xrae, Junior High seventh grade stu­ Trip II, Northeast School and ^R E V ISE D , HOURS! II Liquid dlractlon pingh will automatically moisten lota of style and stamina. Yurith and 21prna. dents from Rosedale, Bolton Rd., Hale StI Kindergarten students maaaurt of I l/aam for If Property Item 41 Scoff the bird without additional bast­ Hatch Hin, Brandy Hill and Ver­ 8, starting at Prospect and .Woqdr ( Ear part 27 Muiat 43 Dlauhv ing. If happiness could be bought, non Ave. near„lU, SO will ride'the land Sts. -includes Union, Oak and 20 Arrow poison 43 Song for eoa One-stop Shopping Center 16 Ni^^potant we’d probably be unhappy at the If the task of back-to-ichool riation wagon to school Thompson Sts., to Prospect and II Slim llMouiMiuatd 21 Result of 44 Ship’s First Anniversary Congratulations price tag. Hale St,, morning kindergarten Park Sts., to fl/Jhouse to pick up 30 Eyt porta subtraction company The J. GARMAN MEN’S SHOP • Grit wardrobe shopping Is still before students 'from Rosedale will ride 31 Pact 40 Poker i^ k t you, save yourself time and money studeiiLs fro)ii Chestnut. Gsynor ll Equal aaora Jiy®""* •’*" on lower street floor of COREIT the station, waifon home. Place, and Mountain Sts.i 8:16, ar­ 23 Haraldle band >• ^ l ‘P«t«r IS Governed 47 Frtnch CASUALS, 887 Main Street Is Invent In Mutaal Funds by stepping into MARLOW’S, 867 Bus 1 IgJOwlih tribe novaliit Main Street. The GIRLS’ clothing rive at Northeast School. 34 Paca »* ^ n d i celehiAting A business anniversary For maximum safety, Income Trip I, High School. Northeast Trip III, Vernon Elementary 30 Indigo member 40 Aftariak this week. ' Cratering to the tastes and growth, you should check the department Is bulging with fash­ School, and St. Bernard's students 37 Wire maaiura *'•*'■---- 40 Specks 00 Beak ions at friendly prices: Drasies, School Students—8:20, starting at of discriminating' men, you'll And many advantages of MUTUAL ^—7:30, starting at Rosedale - pick Rt. 30 -from Northeast to Vernon 30 Fends off exceptionally fine shirts (tailored FUNDS. Information on all the skirts, blouses, socks, rainwear ^.students on Tolland Rd. at the 32 Calm lingerie, shoes and a colorful Ave. to Bnmforth Rd., to,Cemetery r r rr ►r 1) 1r of domestic and imported fabrics) MITiTJAL FUNDS available at pillars, to Tolland and Rt. 44 to Rd ; 8:35, Arrive at Vei-non Ele 34 Metric ties, hose, Sweaters from England your New York Stock Exchange sortment of metal lunich box kits pick up Vo-Ag student, to Bolton *•>1 1M* »• MA »••»«<• ln« t M U • Dal on maaiuraa 1 1 and Scotland plus superbly tailor­ 8188 Member, SHEARSON, HAMMILL Rd. to.pick up students, 8 arrive at mentary School. 15 Musical Pantryshelf dessert for a rainy Trip IV, Vernon Elementary axarcitaa ed suits and aport Jackets. SUITS 1*S yr*. AND COMPANY, 913 Main High School. School StudenlST-8:40, starting at f r TAILORED TO ORDER are a Street. Mitchell 3-1671. day: Turn canned applesauce into Create linens with a lovely Trip IT, Northeast School and SB Cigar residua specialty. WITH THI Nfw a pie plate and sprinkle with Phoenix—South of Maple St., to f,O N G SA M BY AL CAPP and BOB LlIBBBRS 37 Lampreys r look! Transfer these pretty Morning Hale St. Kindergarten Ironwood and Phoenix Sts., to Elm PAH-O-RAMA Many herbs and spices come mixture of cinnamon and silgar; edgings to pillow-slips, towels, students—8:05, start at High Hflewne .4 BMNS .DtfY/Uai BOTH •I miTZ//iM9e/KmofV4eM,eofM>m$6tfNED*OIVIDEO It Falaaheedi P S«ef Broth Is a Versatile Drink heat in the oven. Hill between Taylor and the rail­ CMTOPtHC lam -axcspr TMIfy r owr npsactv (wnW-ANP IONT LA* H(fWr‘:..THAT*51MSfS0ttAI 1 \ 40>artnar 1 ; This darling three piece ensem­ both whole and ground; among aprons or any Item you wish, em­ School—to firehouse to pick up road tracks; 8:.55, arrive at Ver­ ATWLUintK IO T M »f' WIT>m eirHB? OF T)*M . so PLEA^B, u»» fMSONSIDIITYIPSavW \41 Coterie — Serve It oirectly from the can ble for small fry Is such fun, to these are thyme, tarisgon, sav­ broider the simple stitches and students from Lawrence, I’leasanl. 43 Kind of tie sR rr when the occasion is informal. For ory, saffron, peppercorns, oregano, Before You Store It Away desired color, and presto—an Ra.qmond, Cottage and Middle non Elementary School. leoffKM MM, miPMfvatxae-imaisiroHt..’ THBlWrwWIWCW t i sew. Each Item requires very little Repair the backyard vi'ading pool Afternoon return trips for Bus Remembeir Aomtwnt Howr 4$ Daatroyara 1 more leisurely serving, pour It in­ nutmeg, mustard. item that will win you compli­ Sts.’ 8:15 Arrive at Northes.st FItttn’s wam-t 40 Cardinal 1 ‘ ji to an attractive carafe or pitcher. fabric—accent with narrow ruf­ with FLEX-O-FIX, the amazlitg ments. School. TH: 2:20 at High School; 2:45 at fling and ric rac. rubbe.r In a tube from JOHNSON Northeast, 3:10 at Vernon Ele­ Thing” numbar Some “serve directly from the A Dependable Investment Pattern No. 6873 contains hot- Trip III, 'Vernon Elementary SI Small child H u can" occasions: No. 8188 with Patt-o-Rama is PAINT COMPANY, 723 Main iron transferimncl Rds..1 to Phoenix snd Wash­ I Makes laea i fl Pour from a carafe or pitcher; dress with Zone, Style Number and at MILLER’S RESTAURANT, 10 for each pattern for flrst-class ers, pick up students, 8:55, arrive “It would ba hard to Improv# upon, tny Hanry M a edgings IT Size. Add 10c for each pattern for mailing. ington, to Washington, to Wa.sh- . . . At porch or patio socials East Center Street. While the fam­ Fall Color Forecast Names Yellow I at Vernon Elementary School. Ington and Chtirgli, to Dotison and JU D D S A X O N BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD husband . . . thara'a ao much room tor improvement!" . , . When unexpected guests first-class mailing. ily Is together before college doors and Green Have you a copy of our 1958 Afternoon return trips for Bt)s Send today for the new Fall ft Needlework Alb\im ? It contains Rt. 30; 7:55, arrive at High drop by ' open, why not plan a little family "'New York -- The first semi­ |I: 2:20 at High School, 2^25 at School. hv Poirette We'RC BRINSINS A NEW AlAN . . . At afternoon beverage Winter '58 Issue of our pattern "send-off" party at MILLER'S annual Color Forecast from the dozens of (pretty designs In cro­ Northeast, 2:50 at Northesst, 3:20 INTO TH6 OUTFIT, JUDD. WE B. C. BY JOHNNY HART book Basic FASHION. It's filled chet, knit," embroidery and sew; Trip IT, Northeast School and WANT YOU TO WORK WITH klatch time RESTAURANT. You'll enjoy every American Institute of Decorators at Vernon Elementary, 3:35 at Male St.-afternoon kindergarten-, High-waist PROMISE D-9 weight in wtu PONE M TMC with smart, easy to sew styles; Educational Board, Inc., desig­ plus.. directions for one knit and Vernon Klemenlarv. Oil niioa, jiipp' HIM pM HIS FIRST . . . At perk-up time before din­ rr.lnute. Appetizing food, charming 8 Starting at Hills Lumber Yard at a mere 2V^ ounce* of Dicibn fab­ weu Kten YOU AS<«NMENT, THE M O O N IS A H O LE ner special features. .And It's just 35c. decor, friendly service. nates yellow and yellow-green as three crochet items. Only 25c Bus II - Including High Street, south of AROUND HOMt IN THE SK Y THROUGH . , . 'When served along with the two leading colors for Fall, a copy. Trip T, High School. Northeast Mclx-an, Hammond, Vernon Ave., ric and elastic. But these mighty FOR A WNlie ' 1958, homefurnisHlngs, It was an­ and St. Bernard’s Students —7:30, 1 W H I C H P A Y U G H r ' lunch or dinner Wind Up the 'Season Temptingly Fruit should be carefully washed North of 1-Ilgh Street; 8:15. arrive 2% ounce* trim inche* from all your Summer's last 3-day holiday al­ and dried before It Is put Into the nounced today, , ‘ Try a Nmv Haircut S ta r t in g at Hatch Hill, going to at Northeast School. PASSES! •Out of This World’ T ’ lows for leisurely entertaining and hydrator of your refrigerator, but Girls of all ages radiate well­ Brandy Hill, to Boltot, apd Bam- Trip III, Vornon Elementary Stu- curve*. And in undreamed of com­ ‘What's In a Name?” forth Rds.. in c lu d in g Clark and That's the Space Ship Pencil making the most of a long week- aaled-greena should not be washed - The “ WESrmQHOUOTr »tamp being and confidence when they denta-.-8;20, starting nt Dailey fort doe to miracle Dacron. With Case, 69c, at-seen at PINE-LBN- etiH.' VW\y ■not serve (from ovtn or' until shortly before they are used. know they look attractive. This Is Meader Students, to Bnmforth Circle and West to Regan OX PHARMACY. 299 East Cen­ _____ J7 on ranges, refrigerators, and laun­ especlslly Important during the Rd„ to Baker Rd.. to Rc.scrvoir grill) SPLIT BROILERS. CHICK­ dry equipment at GOODYEAR St., to Center Rd. from Regan to BIABAND* control. ter Street oh their completely EN DRUMSTICKS or the CHICK­ For a Clean, Fresh Start next'few weeks when new friends Rd., to .Mile Hill Rd., to Northeast Biul including Crcslridgc; 8:35 ar stocked counter of back-to-school EN PARTS you like best from Dress for success In school, col­ SERVICE STORE, 713 Main are made in s classroom or office. School, to South ' t., between Rt rive at Vernon Elementary School. supplies. Get youngsters off tq LYNN POULTRY FARMS lege or a beginning career with a Street, stands for performance, A becoming HAIRCUT deftly 30 and Vernon Ave., and South Trip IV, Vcciion Elementary a good start with the essentials STORE in the Parkadc. Freshness wardrobe that has been freshly styling, satisfaction guaranteed. created for you by SCHULTZ St. and Vernon Ave.; 8:00, arrive .'jchool Students 8:40, starting at they need. There are all man­ Is guaranteed. Fully-cooked BAR­ treated to 'tAlARTINIZING" the Right now PRICES ARE LOWER BEAUTY SALON, 983 Main at High School. Taylor and Elm Hill Rd., to Welles ners of notebooks, pads, ring bind­ BECUED CHICKEN Just needs dependable ONE HOUR DRY THAN e v e r . See how painless It Street la an Important September TTlp II, Northeast School and Rd. and Taylor Including Robin /. ers, smooth-writing pens (two slicing. Get a meal together in sec­ C7LEANING at 20 East Center. can be to own ah efflclept new ap­ “must." Look over the many de­ Hale St. morning kindergarten Hill, Welles Rd. to Main St : 8:.55 Glazier's C « * . Nr. Yak N„.U T,»m. Im 7 “Rite-Slim" pens with extra re­ onds. Street. Enjoy the profes.sional pliance that makea for happier lightful styles and don’t be afraid students - 8:(K5, starting at arrive af Vernon Elementary a-27 living. BUDGET TERMS AR­ BU Z S A W Y E R RY ROY CRANE fills 49c for two). For the pri­ touch that TWO HOUR SHIRT to deviate from the familiar. A Brooklyn an;) Market St.. Includ­ .School. BUGS BUNNY mary school set an excellent series For stick proof pie crusts, use a SERVICE at 299 W. Middle Tpke. RANGED. Watch for the jfre- flattering new look will stimulate ing students on High St., near Afternoon return trip for Bus WELL, I PtClARKi HERE,AU OF US TV9UAHT I HOPE VOU DON'T MIND, WE'D BEnSR BE WHY, of “Help Yourself Activity Books” pastry cloth and a stockinette gives. Let them take the tedious season TOY DISPLAY, bigger and you. Call Mitchell 3-8951. If you Market St., to Vernon Ave. and TV: 2:20 at High School, 2:50 nt CORSET SHOP WS WIRE OUT OF GU EXCEPT BUll HE OUST CHRISTY, BUT I'VE JUST HUNTING UP THAT ME;H; / 1 GUESS WAR/ O K A / . t 29c each: Beginning Arithmetic, cover for your rolling pin. They chore of laundering shirts into more varied than ever. Before you deride to get a PERMANENT Brooklyn St., to Hills Lupitocr Nprtheast School, 3:15 at Vcnion 63J MAIN ST.—Ml 8-6346 FIDDLES A MINUTE UNDER THE HOOD, AND GOT TO KISS HIM TOR CHAUFFEUR YOU , YOU OLD SO,CICERO! y o u OUIT Fun with Phonics, Fun with Writ­ can be washed In your washing their modern, fully-equipped plant. get mired In holiday details, why WAVE you'll find a nationally- Yard - picking up students from Elementary School, 3:35 at Vernon THE ENGINE *TAHTt A««iN. ,------BEINO SO SMART. SENT FOR GAS. _/ MOOItT CAN I HELP VOU WONT' BLUBBERIN' ing, Spell and Play. These books machine, and they will help you They take dry cleaning and shirts not make yorur toy selections early tamous brand now SPECIALLY High St., north of McLean, Linden, Elementary School. ■ i CUTIB- CARRY PETUNIA'S LET are sure to aid and encourage a turn out professional-looking pies at both stores but If you need the from the choice Items her* for all LOW-PRICED for back-to-achool. / / PIE* CLEANINO, ME DO 1 beginning student. There’s meal­ and cookies. garments In a hurry, bring dry age group. A FREE VVATCH will T B uosr time enjoyment with a new cleaning' to the center and shirts 'be given with each $50 toy lay­ Baron slices may be placed on a MY GOOD LUNCH KIT, $2.29, a roomy met­ I.Abor Day Refreshments to W. Middle Tpke. SATISFAC- away account. DEEP FOR al box with 10-oz. thermos with Satisfy hearty picnic appetites 'nON GUARANTEED. rac:k in a shallow pan and baked TODAY this coming holiday weekend with in a hot (400 degrees) over about BUSTER BROWN. CLEANIN6 a pressure-seal insulated stopper' , Sprinkle a leg of lanib with 15 minutes or until crisp. II that even littlest fingers can un- oven-fresh ROLLS for your ham­ lemon juice and rosemary—and PRI burger and frankfurts. THE PINE Have Enough Film? screw .easny. In the COSMET­ Stock up bn enough FILM (reg­ add a little grated lemon rind. If Use a meat Ihermotneler when IC DEPT, all the popular HOME PASTRY SHOP, 6i58 Center St., you-like for different, and Ihter- has a Variety of BREADS for ular and colored) for the Labor you roast turkey'? Insert 11 Into PERMANENT KITS and good Day weekend from THE FALLOT cstlng flavor. the skin between the bird's first grooming aids are In stock. The keeping school lunches and family meals Interesting. Serve WONDER STUDIO. 70 East Center Street. and second ribs so that the bulb PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPT, has thq, Return your exposed films here and Take a Helping of 'Autumn Glory’ end of the thermometer rests In »17 supplies a ahutterbug enthusiast CAKE for one of the weekend des­ • iBOBbyeiMW ema serts. It's a delicious pound cake delight in the PHOTO ifINISHING BECK’S, 846 Main Street, has a the center of .the stuffing...... TA I ^ T ^ ^ M wants. marbled with sweet chocolate and SERVlCE par excellence. If the ap­ carefully selected group of'casual sprinkled wlthfsugar-nuts topping. ple of your eye Is college bound, a and dresay clothes for. school or 0-XY - #-jy A slice of apple placed on a piqcp CAMERA Is a campus ' "must campus. . Yoti'II . find BLOUSES, MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD of waxed paper In a container of Buy a box of pESSERT TREATS The Inquirer MORTY'MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI (fruit filled buns, cookie bars, have.” SKIRTS. DRESSES, In a complete YOU BOT AHMY WITH brown sliger will H«*P auger doughnuts, cupcakes) for qulck- size range 5 to 15 for juniors and OM,THAT.WlASIPn^, TAKE AMAV MM 0 000 LO0 K & moist and easy to handle. Change Melted butter with breld crumbs M MUBDeRONTNATONE. EPOW-nutniMi^L.' and-casy desserts that are whole­ misses. IMASINB FINN bherirf; pleAbe AND YOU CAN STOP atOAO SH0UL0ER6, CHARM, the apple as It gets moldy. some and delicious. and a dash of lemon makes a UYINCrrUFFORA DON'T TWY ANYTHING WORRYING-I’VE EOT HOLDEN FEM ONALITY, AND HI6 AtONEV. wonderful easy sauce for many Add half a dozen Juniper berries Pre-Labor Day 4 Day BIRDIE-OUT OF JUgTTHEMQBT AND W HAT HAVE YOU Q O T? The best way to retrieve a piece How to Keep Bread Fteeh vegetables like asparagus, broccoli to the pan when you are roasting TNOSe WOODS,* PeRFECT r ''f •88 that has fallen into the Tired. of having your bread go and cauliflower. lamb, then ba.stc the lamb with the eggs la to ui(e the rest of the lihell stale too quickly? . drippings the berries have flavored. to scoop it rigjit out. The Very best place for a fresh More Clothea for 2jen» Sluiiey loaf of bread In Ita original wrap­ The SALE OF SUMMER Don't forget how delectable tw- It’s the Season to Be Home Again ragon Is in \ lobster salad when Homemakers are thinking, smd per Is In your freezer. It will hold FABRICS continues ht LUXOR for many weeks at s^rd-'degrees, TEXTILES, 56-58 Cottage Street. you are preparing this favorite lining something about freshening summer dlsh.f u^ Ae living room, now that au­ but don't expect to refl’cshen al­ Bew for yourself and your family ready partly itale bread by freez­ tumn evenings find the family ■ to­ and the efforts should prove grat­ Furjilture Hale Ends Saturday gether Indoors. The SALE OF ing. It doeen't work,- ifying both financially and cre­ . The next best place is in a well- atively. This delightful shop car­ Three days to shop and qave Have you been WALLPAPERS at SHERWIN- during semi-annual, sale at WAT­ WILLIAMS COMPANY. ,98 i Main ventllated bread box at room tem­ ries "Simplicity" patterns plus waiting for o o c perature. sewing accessories. Stop in KINS, 935 Main Street. Every a o m e t h 1 ng St., will interest you. (Quality pa­ department on all fouf floors Is pers right front regular stock are ' Never put fresh bread In a re­ soon. NEW STORE HOURS: special?. Well, tagged 77c a single roll. Suy now frigerator, which normally rejf- Open at 10 s.m. every day. They cooperating in this twlce-a-year here ItM s! isters about 45 degrees! Ih ls pre­ stay open three evenings to 9 p.m'i event. An appropriate fifth anni­ Savlnjfs up to and redecorate at'your' conven­ versary remehtbr'ance, (or a house­ CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER ience! One group of discontinued vents mold by makes bread grow on Wed., Thurs. and Fri. -piose 60%! Every MR. AHERNATItY UY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY papers (all first quality) is stale three,itlmes aa fast as it does 4t 6 p.m. on Mon., Tues., Sat^ warming. a wedding gift would woman toves z n m HMMl MORE IMPORTANT^ IWABONCT TH' Ca;j5ARANCE PRICED 37c,a roll. at room temperature. be the THUMBBACK WINDSOR a bargain, and s h e W a ter rible d r iv e r . ) CHS AAISSED B M MUBTBG STRONG FBMAlERMBLMr For Their .College Home CHAIR, In nutmeg flnj*h that these ere bar­ 1 HOPE SH» ------THEM COMPLBTELY/ AND FIAAI-RGG ENOUGH Air BOXWCMMF To. make hamburgers uniform In Usteu to-Your Tvy Man' Tou’H want "to make their col­ gets along happily with maple or gains If' we DOESN'T RUM TO PROTBCT WILLARD W * OF TK WORLD! t siie, use an Ice cream scoop to The "Ivy Man" In your growing lege room horae-llke, comfortable pine. Reg. $17.60 now $14.95 It I* sver saw one! ANy'AM'BMBRGBNcn INTAFRAIMDOF measure them. Then flatten them son demands tailoring skill and a versatile plece'of furniture for OVER /viy CN(T Mt and cheerful. Let THE LINDA upstairs, downstairs or In any s h r u b s ! out with a wide spatula. perfection In the clothes he wears. SHOP, 968 Main Street, show you Tnat’a why he prefers C. E. handsome "BATES" BED­ room In the hou;m. Decorative 'and FREEl Spectalizatjon has reached such HOUSE ft SON with their up-to- SPREADS designed for campus' utilitarian. ' Fur-collar With purchase ef a itate today that patients have to the-minute BOYS AND STU­ tastes. Save $1 and $2 on each every fur cost! learn to diagnose themselves be­ DENTS SHOP, that is big enough spread while the, August specials Do you remember to 'read a fore they know which specialist to to slock a complett selection of lost through Saturday. JOIN recipe through, from beginning to Motttna' P ro neesed call. -favorites for school and campus. THE BLANKET CLUB AND end. before you attempt to follow Dyed Lamb C A * it ? If you do, you’ll know what In- Jackets. Prom Sch<^l-t(oiiig feet n e ^ I Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Good lookini; suits, sport Jackets, SAVE. V gndlents and utensila.are needed; trousers, shoes, shirts and accea- and most Important, you'll know Assorted Fur B uster B row n’s 6-point fit Ready to Oo to Work for Y ^ sorlM are here. Everything f(>r A fresh fhllf tart. reaches the. Whether It Is written clearly Capes sod The MANCHESTER LAtW- his GYM CLASS too. top billing when you prepare It DROMAT, 660 Center St. (in the enough for you to make the dish Htoles. n 9 , 5 0 * this way: Fill a baked pie shell successfully. Butter Brown’s perfect fit protects tender Jarvis Block) can help-you win A do:^.) or two of Angosuira add­ w ith. a mixture of enstard and _• r' Russian Hqulrael A O * the battle of the consUntly bulg­ ed to eheh cup of iteaming cream whipped cream; top with the fnilt; Proper Fit Guaraatecd' Kcarfs Per Skin young feet by providing gentle supj^rt whero ing clothes hamper. Simply-brlng of celery soup, Juat before serving, gtase with red current Jelly melted THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS JEFF^COBB BY PETE HOFFMAN all your laundry here where sepa­ Take no chances with growing imodml. yet nllowuig room for fto^ to flex mak«i' this cool-weather favorite with a little water. feet. Careful fitting is guaranteed Mink scarfs and Rusalaa mar­ MR. LORO, AS AW AttHlTECT rate automatic washers handle a soup to remember. mot steles and Joeketo; phu nnd grow. Your child deserves the bset» your YCrATlEASrOWCB AVEAR S m im uLD B s ^ your clothes individually and alone at C. E. House ft SON for beck- vOt/VC ELACHEDTHE VCRv' 'TOO ftT SMITTfW BV A PRtTTV C A U m AS SOON *fto-Klat' Toys Are Lovahle to-school SHOES. "Kall-sten-tke” other goed bajrS'ln fur and cloth phM deservss Buster Browm. SUMMIT OF (not chumo(l together ■with a doz­ A chef * knife and a generous- From crib to ebUege, Everybody coats! FACfc AMD I AM OLLfcD. UPOH AS ■^UNFNSHeO en others). You get a cleaner, made of eoft, flexible leather are YDUR rtOTESSIOlJ.,, 'TD mVElJT YOU FROM UATtSk IS SSTTL&D... alzed Witting board are wonderful IUms Manchester-^made “Ka-Klar" scientifically designed with no WHATBVeglf r brighter wash because the water In the kitchen. They take care of S’TUFFBD TOYS, $1.99 to $10. TOPPLIN6 WTO S'awOAL temperature Is kept at.jthe effec­ rough seams to irritate tender AND IJiSOPAcC. all kinds of fine and coarse chop­ from HARRISON’S, 849 Main * AS ABVBTISQHN tive. constant level, to.df8aolve and ping chores. SlieeL "Bone-A-Part” the cutest growing feeU Handsome, and rug­ float aWay imbedded "tattle-tale puppy who sita op^ !)*• haunch­ ged the "GllUe Tlos” , come In red LIFE gray." Soaps and cleansing agents Dependable Shoe Bepniring es, la newest member of "Ka- and white leather.- See the black are measu^d out scientiflcajly. Put shoea In good condition for Kiar” family. If ahe'a heading and white saddles, the wishbone The-weatherman has-loot his pow- school. Bring them to XW. HAUB tot college, ehe’n love a. bright, itrais^ the party favorites of •Furs labeled to shear eoimtry WE GIVE nUPLE-S KUE STAMPS sr to delay you. Yotir clothes will SHOE REPAIR Just inside the amusing PAJAMA CASE fash­ gleaming patent leather. For the •f origin, plus tax. Bodgrt returned soft and fluffy from Oak Street entrance. Long wear­ ioned of hrilUapt flannel into giant teen-age miss, youil find tapered tenwa/hpen nights'till I. the diyeV If you wish. STORE ing aolea and heel* ire attached bloaaoma, turtliia, pnlmatad toes, "Hush Pujpplts" of vsivety HOURS ARE; 8 to .8 Monday and sued* that hook jhto snug fit and Friday. Open B to 6 on Tuesday, K they'll aUy. They can atratch dawns' ami glamorous hOM baada ahoas, make them longer or ad- (oompiato with thick jrani laahea). hav* ribbed-rubber aolea. Perfect ht Tliunday, Saturday. C 1 o s e d Juat the heal to more eom- Snve har orowd autograph thaaa with aport and ' casual cloth**, F lafftlB GMitr YTsidMadiMr. Be en e^cecuUvs In itod with thia aya-cAtoblhg daooratlona (for .wafl youTl find an the popular claasle •lamABunaaD i»M” mm; dMMto the fortabla. Get ar 70S MAIN ST. i^ to ilato ------or hsA They aira M|lgeI9riM s ^ e s that are autumn IfM hlEh ME obona to T W lKAJ4CHK8- fsihloiL LAXnfDllOilAT. togged $2.99 end |8,M. ■ ' ! * f l i ' »■ . 'i.-m , J

¥ANCH'p8TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27,1958 (. <' — ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST^, 1968 PAGE TWENTY45NE p a g e TWENTt ____ . • \ r . \ Facts ’ri Fibres THE: N**r T«Hi, Aug. *7 WPl — Flavor of State Talent witn BtAjrtM. tb« AmcricMi Jensen, Turley and Ee«gu« has been haJMted a bum rap. Tlw N«w Y«fk TMikMa h«v« i|«d » bfwu'All AlpBg, IlMd I v iv / t iMit In XJpper Tough Slate Fighter of Month Honor the «Mt of the leocne,,|s no Hports weaker than tho reat of the National Eeagne behind lirst Faces TrmUy place Mllwnnkee. New Yorit, AuV 27 (/PH- ^ ' President’a Cup SemhFinaliBt Bestowted on Patterson Assuming lignrea otitl. don’t Maybe it's time to admit‘those tine of ttie few non*Uuffers among golfing ©n^usiaats who ‘ , - ,i. ' i- lie In this era of the chemise, Football Team give a ieokt pesky Pittsburgh Pirates are work at The Herald has moved in'to the finalsM-^Jw Presi­ New York, Aug. 27 for their first finish in the first di­ r -...... ’ll ^,'.1 by, .pst'hapa,...... sharpen up< which opens its pre-season to seventh among the contenders pla.ver? Jackie Jen.scn of the 89 in the NL, and third place vision In a decfide. TTiey h av en 't National Leafpia doubled In the first inning, but i XjnericM |*eagu« h'.s ;,a;v,e iij the rneantlnie, await­ Towners performed with- the practice in New Haven on In the latest monthly ratings. 5 Boston Red .“^ox? Boh Turley of Tiirlev fanned Joe DeMaestri With Boston, rained out yesterday^ finished as hlgh''lss second since Yeatorday’a Reaolto in''tl’C result of the Gbrdywilson- Kiiowles Tops Stands 68-S9 in the AL. Yesterday’s Results Clrcl» Camp entry In the reebnt Septi'.'J. Eleven of the 80 some Cuba's Nino Valdes, conque^e the New 5’ork Yankees" BohCerv , lo^^ed for the final out 194f, when they„,wound up 14 ^ Philadelphia 10, Chicago 8. Ekier Lorcnlzen ■ match at th«.lo-< of Mike DeJohn of. Syracuse. N.'T.. Baltimore, fourth In the AI« ^ames behind die St. Louis Car­ C9ilcago 6, Washington 2. tournament. Hadden, A Vukrd: at candidatra.who wil’ report toUesd o.' the Kau.sa.s A thletus \ n d blanked the A'e on alx h lta ' M ilwaukee 7, Sai) Francisco 8. c: coui'se. Assistant Pro, Jal'k Coabh Jordan Oliver are Oonnecti- was boosted from sixth to fotirtih. Those three appear to he the ' , hai- a better record (61-82) dinals. New Y ork 6, K a n s u C ity 2. Taylor at the Country Club reports the Wethersfield State Prison for ih ttab u rg h 5, St. Louis 3. 20 years, waS a tpiker and Mur­ cut resident*. Amateur Field, Light heavywelghC champion Arch­ than' Los Angeles, fourth In the Baltimore 1, Cleveland 0 (12 in­ tlic fmais will In all probability be At the 4noment, after a month Cincinnati 8, Log Angeleg 4, ray was one of the key set up Heatling the list ar* ,ttree let­ ie Moore, held to a draw bv Wo'W- NL («0-fl8). Fifth place St. long sthyS in the first division, nings). played' after Labor Day diie to va- Ixtuls (60-M> and Detroit (59* Detroit at Boston, Postponed. Standings men. The latter is manager of the ter winrier* from the amaalng 1967 ard King, was demoted from theyTe eight games behind league- W. I),- pet. 'G.B. ce'io ’is. new savings Bank branch in the team which, despite tremendous Hiliuski .Out fourth to fifth among the big boys. S ' S i How ard 08) have the same percentage, leading Milwaukee, moving up Standings 4: gc gt are and ,stendv gu> on a i imm(inin i ,nri .484. M ilwaukee .... ^ 5^ .592 Parkade. Heinz Bartel, another losses of personnel iTOin the prev­ Undefeated Ingemar Johansson of ship .stair Iniding tlie majors in and .lerrj Lumpe and^ a paased from third by beating the Card­ W. U Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh .... Bfi- 59 .528 Brookline, Mas*., Aug. 27 (^5— Sweden, who meets Eddie Machen The only big difference '— Weekend Schedule local man, performed with the. ruji- ious year’s Ivy champions, beat ball gave the Yanks a 9-2 lea'd in inals 9*3 last night after the New Y ork . ,79 47 .627 San F rancisco 64 59 .520 nerup Meig’a Point team. All three Bobby Knowles of South Hamil­ next month, advanced from sev­ vn-tones and lopping the AL in among the top clubs In both 1 2 'i j.oi... '../ ,co::end men’s ach^ulc Princeton, last year’s titllst. and roinplete games aiAl strike,ails the .second and handed .lack Ur- I Braves had slapped down the Chicago ... 66 59 .528 Los Angeles . . 60 63 .488 men mentibned above are summer was tied in the final seconds by, ton, the French champion and U.S. enth to sixth. leagues Is between Ihe leaders. .516 14 of evThts at the Country Club will C ’rv bec.'ui.se of Ins hattlm g hat ■> ban an 8-9 record. Tony Ku- New York has played one more Giants again, 7-3, with four home Boston ..,, 63 59 St. L o u is ...... i 60 64 .484 season campers, at the Madison runnerup Dartmouth. , W alker Cup lear.i player in 1051, hek. who doubled In the first, sin- i runs. Baltimore. . 61 62 ,496 16'2 fi;id a Bast 15 Holes:,Tournament ZorSi, Follcy of C handler, A riz . th'' man who earned the A s mo.st game than 'Milwaukee and has Philadelphia . . 57 64 .471 State' Park, .One of the real (Tbnnecttcut will lead New England qualifiers Machen, pf Redding, C.alif.. and gled home two runs In the fourth! It was the Braves’ eighth in a D etroit .... 59 63 .484 18 0 1 Sa’iiirday, a Selee.ed Partner into the National Ataateur Golf of the lei.son de.spite all sorts of won five more. Tho Yai^ees Cincinnati .... 59 67 .468 « « e s’andouts I* little Herbie HaUos, Willie pa.strano of? Miami Beach Bcr.niis in lories „as Turley edged closer to berom-' row over San Francisco as Lew Cleveland < , 59 6" .468 20 Chicago ...... 57 70 .449 Scotch Ball on .Sunday and a F lag , Championship stsrtihg Sept. 8 in mg .the Yanks’ first 20-game win­ are 79-47, the Braves, who ^ d .460 21 Day Tonnjament on Monday. Also, the speedster from Windsor who maintained their 1-2-3 places be­ Uarh faces a .mv No Boilon by eight games, are 74-Sl. Burdette, back in form for a re­ Kansas City 57 67 Today’s Oam«s On Road Back was a regular'halfback ' la.st fall.' ^ San F’rancisco. ner sinee Boh n rim In 1954. j 52 72 ,419 26 or) Sunday, golfing starts at noon hind the champion. pt.iyer ita.s \\nn Ihe ,5T\ P airarti turn match with the New York W ashington Philadelphia at Chicago, Sim- Big Ernie dflfuson appears on With seven touchdowns. Hallas Knowles topped ■ field of 38 in since Ted Williams in 1949 .N'o . . . i Yankees in the World Series, whip­ Today’s Otunos mons (6-12) vs. Anderson ( 0- 0) wit'll a chicken barbecue on the the way back to the major leagues a day-long ram at The Country Gene (AccI Armstrong, unbeat­ patio to follow. Re.servatlons must shared the scoring lead of the en Elizabeth. N.J.. fighter, became Kansas rity plavcr ever has won OniOI.ES 1, INDIANS 0- The j ped the Giants for ths 11th time Chicago at Wa.shington, Pierce or Phillips (6-8). The eX-Milwaukee Brave right­ team with the incomparable Mike Club yesterday by posting a 76-78 It, and no A'." inaii-..ha.s done it Orioles, held to. two singles for 10 in a row. (14-8) vs. Pascual (7f8). Pittsburgh at St. Louis,(N), Law be made with Club Manager Arch- hander has won three out of his 154 score In the 36-hole qualify­ No. 8 In the middleweight rank­ Major Leaguol In Livingston by Saturday . . 1. Cavallon.' ings bv whipping Rorv Calhoun of since 19.'‘i2. wlirn F^ohb^■ Sliantr. ■ innings, finally put It away when | Robin Roberts, riding a come­ Kansas.City at N»w York, Terry (9-11) or Porterfield (2-5) vs. (Jhlt' first four decisions since being sjent Many times last autumn Olivar ing test over the par 72 coursi’ took- U with the Pliiladelpliia a walk and ainglea by Billy Gard- I back spurt, won.hls 14th aa Phila­ (8-10) vs. Kucks (8-8). turn (0-0).' S an Hiiinski, a two-time Club down to Wichita in the American used for the 1957 National Am­ White Plains. N.T. Champion in the Men’s Division cal’ 1 attention to the fact that buncli nci and .Ilni Buahy loaded the ===Leaders==i delphia whipped the Chicago Cubs Detroit at Boston (2-Day- Cincinnati at Los Angeles, Nux- kssn. Johnson blanked Charleston Hallas was a major factor in the ateur. And while a Yankee lias liren bases and Kerrarese'a alxth walk, ^ 10-3, and C incinnati defeated Los Nlght), Bunning (9-8) and Foy- hall (l0-9) vs. Williams (9-7). htro, will take part in the Massa­ on Just three hits to chal^ up his Police & Fire Intermediate League ^lantpions The competition was m ined by the winner in tlie last foni vears. i A m eflcsn I><»f(u« chusetts Open at Hyannisport next successes oir the Ells. Npw a sen­ to niek Wllllema, forced the nin : Angeles 6-4 In the other NL tack (9-11) vs. Brewei* (8-10) and Milwaukee at San Francisco, first complete game in four years. ior, he is-Ming counted on for Former minor league baseball pitcher Jimmy Wiley piloted Police A Fire to tlie Intermediate Base­ the death of internatlonall.v-known Pep Easy Winner no pjtciier lias vr’on since .Slinnti.. home Brown, now fl-3, gayf up j Batting—Runnels, Boston, .327; games. Delock (12-3). (N) Plzzaro (4-2) vs. Antonelll month . . . Women golfers will This was a seven Inning game ball League championship this season at the West Side Oval. ’Tehni mombers, front row. Terry Fred Wright, of Watertown _ who the little lefly nrtw working for' Cerv, Kansas City, .325; Kuenn, even more aye-arresting perform­ jiine hits -seven of them split by Cleveland at Baltlffiore, (N) (14-10) or Miller (3-7). have an opportunity to play In a Last time he went the distance Horan, Dan Manchuck, Joq Camposec), Jim O'Brien and Mort Mopfarty. Back row, Coach Wiley, died of a heart attack on th* 13lh the Yankee-. j Detroit, .321; Goodman, Chicago, Drawn Bartner Toumamept Sat­ ances! tee. Hi* playing partner, former At North Adams .Minnie Minoao. who had four, and ■ PIK.%TF-S 5. CARDS 8 The McLish (13-8) vs. Johnson (6-7). Tomorrow’s Game w as in 1954 w ith the Brave*. Possible Starter ' Bill Kuhlmann, Wayne Longfellow, Paul Sartor, Rudy WoJnarqPicz and Phil Finley. Missing Tm lov. Iiddeil In his credenliiils | Hilly Moran. Me walked but one, I .318; Power, Cleveland, .316. Mij)vaukee at San Francisco. urday and a Four Ball *bvent on when photo was taken were Dave Solomonaon, Ciaig Johnsop, Bob Calder and Goi'don Geer. New England ehamplon Dave Sul­ last nigh\,'winning Ins 19th with j Bucs Wrapped It up on Frank Tomorrow's Oam^a Three fights later, the side-armer Another NUtmegger who could at ruck our three Kerrareae. an j Runs—Mantle, New York, 102; Thomas' two-run, 34lh homer for Orily Game Scheduled. Monday. Qualifying round for the (Herald Photo by Ofiara). livan of Newton, was so shaken up North Adams, Mass., Aug, 27 a 0 2 doclslnn over tile A s He Runnels, Boston, 82; Power, Cleve- No Games Scheduled, went eight and one-third Innings break into .the starting lineup is ex-Onole, atrnrk out five. He's a 4-1 lead In the third inning. Don Fall Tournament -will extend in beating league leading Denver, he had to withdraw. (.P)—Wee* Willie Pep of Hartford. gave tip eiglit hits, two of ’em by I land, 80; , Mtnoso, Cleveland, 76; through. Sept. 7. ' Tl M ike CTurran. a g fa d u it* ^of Hall Cdl. . John Kline of Zanesville, 1-4 Gross (5-5) won it In relief of 7-4. He spaced 11 hits. Conn., w^s only three victories C cn’. who m oved-w ithin ,002 p et- Cerv, K ansas City, 75. * ■’ * • * High School in West Hartford. He Ohio, an Air Force officer station­ rentage points of Idle loader Pete , . Runs Batted In—Jensen, Bos­ rookie Geotge Witt. Sad Sam * ♦ ♦ shuttled between fullback and Jonea (11-lft) was the loser, last­ —— — — Troubles Galore ed al Weatover Air Force Bose, shy of boxing's all time record to­ Runnels of the Red .Sox 1 WHITE SOX 6. SE.NATORS » ton, 110; Slevers, Washington. 93; — Triple Troubles halfback as a 1057 sophomore and w as runnerup w ith 78-8(V—156. Bnltimorr drfontrd Clevoinnd Karly Wynn backeu hlE / ing only three innings. Gene Green Likely Prospects Club Finalists Ex-Caddie Champ day os he looked ahead to a non- Colavlto, Cleveland, 80; ' Cerv, esme into his own with a spec­ Fraiuingliam, Moss., Aug. 27 - Other qualifiers were pick Di­ title 10-rounder with feather- 1-0 m 12 Inning.s. with Skinny seven-hitter wllli a pair of RBI Boh Turley baa plenty to shout shout. The big New York Yan­ Kansas City, 85; Mantle, New hit his 10th homer, with a man Ihvo moat sought after baseball Finalists in the Women’s Divi­ tacular 50-yard scoring gallop in (,15—llanard Football Coach ver's! of W aterville, Mailne, and Rrown outlasting' Hon Kerrarese, singles off loser Russ Remmerer on. for the Cirda. players from Manchester are Alan sion Club Championship golf play John Yn\lcsln has his troubles vyelghl champion Hogan (Kid) kee righthander, top winner In tlie majors, happily di.splaya the York. 80. Feared Batter Hodges the finale against Harvard. Richard Chapman Jr. of Oatervtlle, BAsey Sept. 20 in the Boston Gar­ and the Chlrago White Sox de-'ifi-l.Ti Wynn also atriick out Hits-- Fox, Chicago, 1,59; Mal- The Pirates nog/ have won 66 Cole and Moe Morhardt. More than at the Manchester Country Club A good possibility for a regular —e\en liefure the fall practice each w'tth 1.57. snd Charles Mul- fealed Waahlngton 5-2 .nelmit anil , llirce for a total of 142. topped big number 19 on his uniform shirt after winning hl« IBlh vic­ half the 16 major league teams den. 7.0ne, Boston, 154; Cleve­ games with 29 to play. They won are Jean Gaudino li^d Peg Stevens'. end is lanky Jim Connors, a 22- Low U.S. Qualifier spsslona start. eshy Jr. of South Hamilton with Boston were idled hv' rain. (only by Turley's 145. Rherm have expressed a deep interest in The former deflated Peg, Chanda, tory last night at Yankee Stadium. Yanks defeated Kansas land, 151; Runnels!' Bo.ston, 145; only 62 all Isiet season, and year old senior from Cheshire Lost Tiiiirsday Yo\lmln etep- 15S; The 35-year-old ring master' • • I Ixillar hit hia 18lh homer for the City A's, 6-2, as Turley hurled his 18lh complete game, tops in Kuenn. D etroit, 144. haven't won m ore ,th an 86 In one both lads^ Cole is a shortstop who Mary Gangwere and Betty Benton Diversl. runnerup this year for posted hia 2l9th victory' of a color­ YANKS fi. A’a * Turley had a 1 Sox. while Clint Courtney dou- Shows Skimpy Mark en route to the finals. Victims of Academv and a Cheshire resident. pml nn e l>ee's nest and w as Doubles—Kuenn, Detroit, .32; y ear aince 1949, WJien they w ere will'b* a'Junior at the University the New England championship, ful career by winning every rounds rough time getting started In his bled home the Nats' pair. the American Leagtie, (AP*Photofnxi. Mrs. Stevens were Evelyn Lorent- As a sophomore he was a back, New York, Aug. ^7 (fl*)—Jerfy Pittman couldn’t lie blamed stung five times. Power. Cleveland, 31; Kaline, De­ 71-83 and finished Ai^th. of Richmond next month while The next day ills small and Chapman, 16-year-old son of In a 10-roun’der with Al. Duarte of Morhardt will be In his senior year zen and Edna Hiiinski. Defending but taat year wa.s converted In'o today if he felt like a caddy all over again. His 36 liolc.s troit,'' 30; Jensen, Boston. 27;' • • *\ daughter, Ann. sualloued a the 1940 National titllst. grabbed New Bedford bftfore L800 fan* la*t IjOS Angeles, Aug. 27 {/P)—How come Gil Hodges, one of St the University of Connecticut champion Cynthia Prior did not a (lankman. With the likea of the finished, he was still waiting for someone to tell him Jii.st Runnels and Malzone, Boston. 24. BRAVF-S 7, g i a n t s S—B u r­ half tube nf model plaoe glue berths easily. But Mulcahy had to night al Glovor* Bowl. Pep in September. Cole, second lead­ defend her title this sea.son . now-graduated Cavallon. Jack Triples—Tuttle, Kansas City dette (15-9), who ha.sn't lost to the mpst feared hitters in the game during the last decade, Pendexter and Bill McLean, on the how good he did. and had to have her stomach go an extra hole to win tn a'play­ "X'eighed 129'x, D u arte 137. Great Pitching Backbone of Any Club and Lemon, Washington. 9; Apa- ing hitter m the fast Hartford Retired Manchester football offl The 21-year-old former Nation < off over Stan Hiiinski of Man­ the G iants since Sept. 16, 1954, is batting a meager .256? clal Tom Kelley will be one of the prenilses, Connors saw only re­ pum ped-. Pep, who has lost only eight and rtcio, Chicago. 8; Power, Cleve­ picked up his 100th victory In the Is it because he gees a mosquito-'i TV'ilight League this season, has al Caddie champion posted, A nifty one w ith rounds of 75-7.3 — 148 at On Saturday, son Toiiini.v's chester. Conn , who also had a been In one draw in his other pro been named to the loop^s All-Star honored gue'sts at the Eastern In serve sendee, but could well .be a land and Harris. Detroit, 7. majors with a six-hitter while like object from his right eye every 19(58 starter. seven-under-par 68-67— 135 yes- Los Angeles. Former public links leg became Infected and the 158. stoats, is Just three victories away ception was a little off, tqo. He team at shbrtstop. Morhardt is Stet'collegiate Football Assn, dinner Hiiinski earned the first alter­ Home Runs—Mantle, New York, packing aw ay a 9-2 recOird aince time he looks onto a brjghtly light­ Expected to see heavy duty at Icrdy to lead qualifiers for the champ Gene Andrews also quali­ wnumi luid Ln be lanced. from the record of 222 plied up by Most Important Part of Managing gave me a book with a lot of pic­ playing summer ball In Nova Saturday night at Princeton Uni nate's spot, while the second went Pitching—Hklhny Brown, Oj-loles 36; Slevers, Washington, 34; Jen­ the All-Star game. He lost a 3-0 ed field from the batter’s box? verjsily. A gold lifetime game pass guard la Lauren (Larry) Williams, U.S, Amateur Golf qbamplonship.*:. fied al LA with a 76-78 - 1.51 On Sunda.v. son Donald suf­ Freddie Miller,, a one-time feather sen, Boston, 33; Colavlto, Cleve­ tures in it and a pair, of glasses, .Scotia. . . Jackie Hedlund of Mprl- to J. Frost Walker III of New Ha­ —Went all the way for I-O, 12- lead when Willie Kirkland hit his Or because his depth perception for loyal and devoted service will the only member of the squad who 10 Other i^rths Jimmy MeHale, Harold EvcrlU fered X, severe nose bleed and champ. land, 31; Cerv, Kansas City. 29. like motorcycle goggles, to look arty’s waa also named to ’ the ven. Comi. Walker and Bobby Innlhg victory over the Indians, 12th home riln in the fifth Inning is a little defective? be presented Kelley by ASa Bush ha.s won two letters. He is a Hop­ ,\nd Tim Holland Were rcspeeled required treatment most of tlie Stolen Bases—Aparlclo, Chica­ at the pictures through. Hartford All-Star as a pitch­ But today 90 lalo-Btarliiig Chi­ amateurs who failed to q\(allfy. Jones III of'PiUsfield were lied at Willie, a Iwo-llm* winner of the giving ifp nine singles, walking hut and Willie Mays hit hia 23rd with nell, EIFA cbmmissioner . ■ ■ Add kins graduate and a Milford resi­ cago areas hopefuls went after the day. feather title, Is counting on a vlc- Is to Study Your Personnel--Haney go, 24"; Pilvera, Chicago. 19; Lan­ a man on In the sixth. But Eddie Or because the low outside pitch "I only looked at the thing once. er. The Little southpaw, now a and Dick Fo\ilche, last year's med­ So wliat if a roach doesn't 162. but the Connecticut golfer onn and striking out Uiree, gives him fits? Haven't picked it up since. Probab­ teller at the Trust Co., won' eight the name of catcher Eddie Wojcik dent. A hefty 210-pounder, he fig­ 11 remaining bertha and a round edgrd Vh* fornier golf grear In a | lory over .Bassey tn lead him U> a dis. Chicago, 14; Mtnoso. Cleve­ Mathews then cracked the first of Manchester and the St, Cyril’ alist w ith a 133 miaaed out at have a roiiple of hefty tackles? IlltUng—Eddie Alathcws, Braves land, 13; M antle, New York, 12. The veteran Dodger first base- ly should have kept it up. Might of 11 decisions. ures prominently in Olivar's plana. lethal would take the national quah- Huntington when he soared to 156. ninyoff. I championship match. —Ilap|>e^ a pair of home runs, the * Lo take credit. JIancy offered aev-* Then I II talk to him aning into n j .800; Tiirlev. New York, 19-6, Gomez (7-11 1. start to hit a little, you don't wor­ son. Wojcik will be a junloa at enth Inning, In 7-8 victory over "riemfniber, ' he aald. "we are^ problem s. to make the squad—Wllfrfd Welch diploma and a Jot of links know- tnntruin iind raving wlicn a aign i .760; Hyde, Washington, 9-3, .750; Del Crandall hit his 18th homftr ry so much." Volley Ball Champs Notre Dame next month . . . the Giants. “The most iinporlanl thing in receiving great pitching. That'a the But he doesn’t think the first Hodges actually has been hitting ^ Mt' Carmel, brothers Ted and riyrtv at Southern Methodist Unlvei la miaacd or a runner runa Into a Moore, Chicago, 9-4, .692; Mc- in the eighth, and Mathews then Wilbert (Red) Hadden and Jim­ Dutch Fogarty is anxious to form managing is to naake a study harkhone f>f any club. Be.atdea that, two. at least, have anything to do well over .300 for the last month, 'T'o n y- Forstmann of Greenwich, Slty. aulcidal out. Tlie player knowa !i Llsh, Cleveland, 13-6, .684. hit hia 27lh and Wes Covington my Murray were members of the an active ski club In Manchestei;, North Adams. Mass W illie of your men and .play the typo our fielding haa been good Ah Strikeoiita.—Turley, New York. with his batting average. but' even this steady improvement and Bob Blanchard of Hamden. Jerry pul the golfing knowledg when lie’h made a mtatake. 1 aome- smacked hi.s 23rd In the ninth. championship volley ball team He reports there is a possibility of V Blanchard, perhaps, has the best Pep, 129't, Hartford. Conn, oiil- far aa hitting la conen'ined. we get ; 145; Wynn, Chicago, 142; Harah- "I've been seeing that mosquito has failed to elevate hia average to work al Southern Hills Countrj of ball they arc capable of ti new duck Intoth e - alley below * • * among campers «tt Hammonassel a ski tow being installed at Center chance. He ia a fullback-a spot polnted At D uarte, 137, New Bed­ enough runa to win You dftn’l ! man. . Balllmoic and Ford, New in front of my eye for years," he to a level of Park Avenue re.specj.- State Park this summer. The Shk Club at Tul.sa and his round In-’ Wherever you go this weekend... playing." 1 tlw dugout nool off. Then the PH IIJ4 10, CUBH 8— The Cubs Springs Park this winter. where the Elia have been cornplele- need too many runa when your ' York, 132; Banning, Detroit, 131. said last night, “and I never knew abllity. eluded an eagle and seven bird­ ford. Maas.. 10. Tliars been Kred Hsney's theory! next morning the player and I grabbed three runs in the first, ly stripped of bperativ**- This ^ pttchera hold the nppoatUon to two what it was until two months ago If it wasn't the mosquito, or 4he ies, good for a one-stroke edge ever since he started managing will have a talk, capped by Watt Moryn’s 19th hom­ sophomore is a still-growing six- or three runa a game,” I National i.«agiie when 1 took an eye test. The doc­ faulty depth perception, or the over Ed Tulw'iler, West Virginia ami It has paid off In Milwaukee, Ilftney doearTfJike the word er with one on. But then they were foot, two-inch, 200-pounder who Fred haa tmiile « dlfferrm'e, ! B atting .Muslal, St. Louis. .344; tor said it was not-a serious ob­ low outside pitch that was causing am ateu r cham p. W'ho shot a 136 It hn.s helped bring Ihe Braves a dl.a<’p)iline. He calla it morale. .shut out on two hits by Roberts, Skipper Helped Portocarrero, packed plenty of wallop for the thougli. Hr ha.*! i. ade Hie moHl j I A s h ta 11 r n. Philadelphia, .342; struction it wasn't in a bad all the trouble, what was it? at Huntington snd Bill Deupree aerond place finish, a World Se- uae of the iimlled apeefi nn Ihe "I dnipl Ibink you can go high Aaron, Milwaukee, ,.929; May*. who finished with a four-hitler for place- and lots of people have Hodge.s' answer was eminently freshman club. enough on moiale," he aald. "I'a his seventh victory in his last nine Jr. of Fort Ml'chell. Ky., who Carter's rlea trlimipli and a probable sec­ cluh. Ami he ha.s Lhein hunting .San Francisco, .328; .Skinner, them. simple, if a little obscure. Rounding out the Connecticut .TO* ond Nallonal league pennanl In very nnportanl on a club. 1 believe decisions. Robin also cracked a Pitcher Pays Off with Wins contingent are Fred Eirnst. a Junior matched It at Cincinnati. Both like they never hunled before. A Plttsbiii'gh, .315, "Anyway, it doesn’t bother me "When you’re hitting the hall," were 68-68. lluee years. number of aquee/.e playa Imve in being fair. We have ruleH. Runs Banks, Chicago, 101: thrce-niii triple aa the Phils stored at all when I'm playing. he aald. "you’re hitting It. When end from Ridgefield, Walter Gro- .six in the fifth. Willie Jones hit Only five others got in under 140 ,vt' WORK CLOTHES "I've heard managers say 'Jf vvorUed am. even aluggeta IlUo 'riio.Me rnlf*a' pert aid to everylmdy. Aaron, Milwaukee, 111; Mays. San you're not, you're out. It’s that m an. a tackle. New Britain, and 'riinl goea for velerana like War- R solo homer In the big frame that Perception Off Baltimore (JP) — Arnold Porto- as qualifying scores went aa high only hnd my kLml of tenm .’ ” Raid Adenck. Aaion and. MatliewH have Francisco, 90; Neal, Los Angeles, ea.sy” Warren Cochrane, a gua'd. who len .Spahn and Lew Hiirdctle aa gave Moc Drabowsky his 11th de­ Tha doctor said my depth per- Carrero credits a widely, advertised as 158 as 1.360 amateurs went af­ *i6 For Painters, Mniipy. "Therp utinply ain't no am l\ laid down auceeaafui bunt.a. 82; Mathews, Milwaukee and lives in Avon. veil aa Uida like Joe Koppe and feat. cure-all for turning him from^an ter 157 berths available at 29 iltes .vCV^’ fintnml A. nmnaffM; todny Ilanev doean'i fui\e tlie peraon- Boyer. SI. Louis. 8.1. apparent failure Into a/ succeisful Carpenters, I’fumbcrs I'Vbx M ai.tilla. If a baw ling out Runs Batted In Banks, Chl­ yesterday. Seven had previously put to piRoMrr tha thlnga ht« plny- allly of Iseo Durochrr, the oratory REDS 6, IM)IKiERS 4— Don bsseball pitcher — "W ork." Trinity iH ne«ea.Haiy, the big guv alioidd rago, 108: Thom as, P ittsburgh, qualified at Seattle and Honolulu c*rfl rnn do hfnt of Birdie "’ehhetta, the warmtli Newcombe needed relief help In a Pee W ee at End of the Line. Manager Paul Richards of the Trinity College’s Btantams this '> f A1 Ix)pcy.. the dranm lU a of he no different from the little gu. . 101; Aaron, M ilwaukee. 82.; Boyer, and another 26, bringing the Na­ o Hlow two-run Dodger eighth, but beat Baltimore Orioles deserves the season face four of the toughest, CUATT t>aey sStri.gel or Die eaay-gmng. 'I'he playera appreciate that. If St. leoiiia, 80; H. Anderson, P hila­ tional Arnaiem' field to 200, were ^ rAWOOoa^QC/SWKSEPSie SAONSWlCK CMABLOTTe MAMMONB’rWOMAftVtU.e NOaqiCrOWW DfiBBV'* ' "For Inntrtnco. I Ilkf to hlt nnd- you t e fair with then . they get his ex-mateS" for the first time credit for having the confidence to toughest, small-college football exempt from qualifying. 1 OSS w eoo '^ONTicliX^PORTCMesTaaMAOreviLUlOUMMAM aAS'TONIAALfiEM*Pee Wee Reese, who trade." Trinity. They are Denison. Wil­ group .which Includes member* of "Kddte Matliewa and Hank Lynch drove in the first three Red ‘ taking the bat .out of my hamls " 32, Hoak, C'lneiiinatl and .Muslal, runs, with a two-run homer In the has. been a part of this team for Not yet 27 years old, Portocar- liams, Tufts and Amherst. he U.S., Canadian, Mexican and Aaron are tlir^ tmly onm I've got "1 round «ml a long time ago B c l^ iiiiii St. Louis, 29; Groat and Skinner, 19 years, sat In street clothes In rero was considered washed up. Nu'mber I in the Nation last America Cup teams and six others. •Oft who arts above average In apewl W iniiers first and a ground out in the sec­ Evinrude t M N'ou can't plcaae everyone." P illsburgh, 28. ond. Sandy Koufax (9-8) lost It. the dre-ssing room and talked"about He admits he was woliderlng year among small-college elevens P lltm an plans }on enlisting In sTohnny Ixignn la Juat average, Ued Haney aald "It lan't aa bad aa It Triples Ashbiirii, Philadelphia, a storm window business In Louis­ in total offense and In ruehlng is the Army after the national tour­ OUTBOARD MOTlinS O.stciul, B.'lgnnii, Aug 27 ,4’' Don Zimmer hit his 15th homer for himself. Hohocndienal la no lonRer fa«t need to he but aometlmon I atill 12. Vlrdoti, P ltlabiirgh. II: Banka, ville. the Bantams’ foe on opening day,. ney, but before he ran take the rwi) ('imiiccliuut men of the U.S. the Dodgers. "When the bosses' get the idea SALES and Knee Injurira have robbed Bill find It a battle to convince them Clilcago, Mays, San Franciseo and The Dodgers have tried alx dif­ you're washed up, I guess they’re Sept. 20. In Granville, Ohio. The crown along with him he'll have Bruton and Wea ('ovlngton of their (the plny'erai I'm atill on ibeij’ Ktpio.U t la n lear.i ha\ p won honors Bhiaingame, St. Louis, 9, ferent third basemen this season Big Red of Denison merely rolled to turn back some, stiff opposition. In Ihe 1‘nx I'u I’esage event open­ scared to use you and you begin SERVICE Mpaed. Frank Torre, .loe Adcock aide. Home, runa ■ Banks, Chicago, Next spring they are bringing up up 3877 yards In nine games aver­ It will include Don BIsplinghoff ing tile Osleml I nleinat lonal to feel the same way," philoso­ ami nei.rramlnil can't run. "My tlieory la tliat 11 la lO timea 41; Thomas, Pittsburgh, 34, Aaron, two more "from the farm. The last, phized Portocarrero. aging 430.8 yesrds a game total of Miami Beach, Fla., who made wtfrae to overm anage tlian to iin- Ih'iMe .3hn\'. Milwaukee, 28; .Mathews, ' Mil­ Spitrt Schedule man they are thinking about is 'Tve got a free-awlnglhg club - ^w arded Manager offense. Their rushing average per the list with a 69-68—137 at Jack­ McBRIDE'S and there'a nothing wnrae than derm anage. You ii.uai develop in- Georp.e Miu’ijs. New Canaan, waukee, 27; Rohin.son, Cincinnati, P.eese, who after 10 years doesn't sonville; Glen Fowler, Oklahoma l onn . \ c.'ilei'dav tni'k fli at plai-e game was 372,1. SPORT SPOT free awlngera when they’re not hit* ItuiUve In playera !)'■ giving 26 T onight know w h at he Is going to do, However, Richards gave thg- fi- They finished the season with an City. 70-69—139, who w as runner- rnlin,': .Sininii after a JumpofT he- foot-S ijative New Yorker a teg­ 100 CENTER 8T. Ung." ll.eni leeway ti Hunk for tbrm- Stolen Bases' -Aslibiirn, Phlla- Klks vs Nas.siffa, 5:45- C h arter "I hate to be Indecisive," he was 8-1-0 record, losing 17-14 to up to Pittman at Tulsa where both ti'cen U liiler.* del|)h,jn, 24, .Mays, San Kranclaco, ular atorting role with the DHole*. Mow doea he arcounl for the aelvea. At teaat until 1 find mil br a Oak. saying. "This bad back of mine HeldeUerg. The Big Red shut out mastered the c6urse . that threw Bravea' lofty poalUon:* In deeilnlni^ not eapnhie of being on hia own. The It rulers cleared 15 irbsta- 22, Bli^singame. St. l.ouis, 20; T. has me oiut fo r a while. It's Wav By Aug. 1, Portocarrero hod re- two opponents and held others to •some of. the (op pros during the ides withiiul a fault within Ihe Rill's vs. M arines, 8115 -R obert­ 'warded him with 10 victories. Taylor, Chicago and Gilliam, Ixi.s son. down at the base of the spine. But a minimum of two TD’s a game. National Open last June: and Eli preiji rihed tune of 93 seconds. The Angeles, 15. I think I’ll be fine. I want to play. That was one mqre than his Some of their scores were 71-0, Bariteau of Santa Cruz, Calif., JumpofT was over eight ohslaeles I’llching Willev. Milwaukee, J W inner vs. Mai Tool, 8;.30 — Except for last year, you know I previoya high of nine for the Ath­ whose 72-67—139 led the biggest L u : ■son 60-7, 53-7, 44-18, and 40-14. ahd Morris was tii.ied in .96 4 sec­ 8-4. .667; Spahn, M ilwaukee, 17-9,.] played In cnore than 140us engage­ didn't g ^ a chance to start reg­ FR E E PA R R IR O AT ALL I T O R E I • PROMPT DItITCRY SERVICE ■Strikeouts - Jones, .St, Louis, .'Sunday, Aug. 81 happen." game. They were undefeated and before George Boutell of Phoenix ments till t ' .'t team will not ap­ 2;30 ularly. ^ 1 * sprlhg at Kansas City, 180; Spahn, Milwaukee. 124; An- Moriaity'a vs. Collinsville, Put Leo On .Bench S' tied ofice, by Tufts. 26-26. .can seriously challenge Pittm an— peal at tile Hrcssels .Limping tonelll, San Francisco. 121; Pod- Ml. Nebo. It Is strange to hear IMese talk 1 hardly pitched and then I was Seixas Uiiseeded The Ephmen registered one shut not to mention exempt players •Sept lll-'J.'t The team will sad for HACKSTOP — Pee Wee Reese res. Los Angeles. 115; D roit, Chi­ Hiinday, Hept. 7 this way. You’ve heard It'before-- has a pad on- his ailing bock, . traded." out, 65-0, and scored approxi­ Robbins. Harvi* Ward Jr.. Charlie home nfl''r appearing at the ftol- cago. Roberts. Philadelphia and Morlarty'a at Wethersfield from every vetjeran ballplayer on but It doesn’t provide the an- . One thing in particrlar in which mately five TD's a game to their Coe. Billy Joe Patton. Dr. Bud miutomotive teixlam Show Sept. .1-7. in Singles Play F'rlend, riltsburgh, 108. Prison. 2:30. the way out. Biit it is hard to real­ swer to his problem. Portocarrero says Richards has opponents’ tWo. Taylor of Rex' Baxter—but, hi* Is ize Reese la iri the same category. helped him is control. In Addition to Our Famous Lint of Precision Now York, Aug. 27 (/P) — The Oct. 11 the Bantam* travel to a name to temember. At the age Maybe we’re getting old, but-Reeae , "He doesn’t lUie walke, so you of 14 yesterday he shot a 70-74-,— get Reese, but Joe Cixmih w a) the U.S. . National Singles. Tennl* Medford, Mo**., to m eet T ufts, stlli Is thought of as the bright have to concentrate op getting the who ranked ,10th ; nationally In 144 to g ala-o n e of five qualifying big club's mttnager and shortstop. ball over for him. He’s also great Championahtps at Forest Hills had MACHINE youngster who came out of Louls- He wanted to stay and he knocked total offense.' Their season mark slots at Phoenix. Calumet's A Glitter Favored ! vllle to put Leo Durocher on the In talking to you. I gqeae when quite a different look today from An old Southwest foe pf Pitt­ Grant Piston Rings LONDo Reese as "not being an American a year ago, and after the first day was 6-1-1. A few of the scores they SHOP WORK WATERFORD bench and give the Dodgers;, a league hitter." you see him showing confidence, recorded, were 47-18, 39-13, and man’*, Phil Rodgers. * Lia JoU*, shortstop who had a hand In win you get It." of play Friday .a few faces may Calif., resident who won th* 1958 • Overhead Valve Jobs 111 Final Feature at Saratoga ■f f ■ Ted 4»4VV»IV»VMcGrew of S»i Brooklyn a.>i II thoughtuiuufi^iiL be red. two by 40-6. WE NOW* STOCK nlng seven pennants. , •■•■4 differently and he persuaded Larry Portocarraro, In his little more Hotneooming Day NCAA championships for the Uni­ Done ypniplftc in'Our But that was, he emtnds y< MacPhall to nav 160.000 for the than four seasons with the Ath'^ One reason la the excluaion of versity of Houston, made th* big s^PEED BOm you. MacPhail to pay $60,000 for the Philadelphian' Vic Seixos from Homecoming Day, Nov. 8. Trln ^ h o p . 19 years ago and now he. talks then-smalliah Reese. When Larry letics, always had leen a fast ball met* the Lord Jeff* of Amherst New York. Aug. 27 (.45 Cain-• will gross $'29.2,50 wiih 818,712,50 about his future. ''I've got that thrower. It was his control and the top seeding?. The former U.S. • Crankshaft Grinding met Farm's A Glitter today heads | going to the winiter. got his first look at Pee Wee ho Davis (hip kingpin was left off who placed oeventh In the nation storm window businesa in Louis­ fumed. lack of a curve that caused con­ lost yeaf In tptkl offense with 390 Sealed Power (oq,.or off car). RACING TONIGHT a field of In tho country's old- Friday New York racing re­ the lists because of inactivity, • IMI. Bme liKv ville," he was .saying, "and I juat ."Thta guy- isn’t big enough to cern. yards a game.' Their record Poor’ Joe LouiSf e.'t nice for 3-year-old fillies, the sumes at 'Delmopt Park where • Now, **ye 4td»ing coach Horfy But he drew aaventh *Mded • Wrist Pins Fitted by opened an Inaurance agency. May­ carry the money, much lesr 1^ 7-1-0. ' Tobin-,\rp lloring Alabama Stakes, as the 24-dny Gallant Man is exjpacted to .go In be It'll be that. I don’t know. worth it.” Larry rasped. Brecheen, Portocarren has "two Kurt Nielsen of Denmark os hie Wife Sues Again 8 Racts—.8:10 Snratftga meeting closes. first round opponent and any seed­ They blanked three club* last the Fall Highwflght Handicap. , "I’d like to stay in baseball In ■But Reese got huskier and he different speed curves and they year and ran up scores of 58-14, Method Winner of the Bel.sy Ross. ing may be Irrelevant. CUSTOM ENGINE REBUILDING N ight Shopper, w inless in 1957, •Otne capacity. I don’t want *to' w as worth $44,000 a y ear for a . help,out-hi* fast boll.” 5J-0, 42-0, 83-14, and 40-6 over’ N (w York, Auii:. 27 OP) — Jo* • Cylinders Ueliorcd 2 Ttohiros of 2S Lops Coaching Club, American .Oaksand manage, 1 ki)ow that. I don’t think lime. The Dodger.s now pay him • Among th* pitching vlctorle* Australians Mai A..ideraon and- won his fourth of the year at Trinity. The pnlyj'feom to score Louia’ ■qcond'Wtf^ia luing him Prove to yourself what thousands have already discovered... • Cylinder Heads Pinned Monraouth Oaks, A Glitter Is ex­ Rockingham Park to headline yes­ I have the temperament. Buzzy $35,000 but that c an ’t go on much they provided were two straight Ashley Cooper drew the top two spots. ■'’t' mbre than two touchdowns against Kidt Frc«-srFr*« Parking pected to bo a strong favorite In terday's program' copping the Bavaai had me meet him in Cohim- longer. Reese says. “I still can shutouts and a -lS-4nning triumph them was Williams’, who defeated' for an* annulment w the ground* We accurately dice k .xhaft Ihe 79th renewal of the mile and bus, OhlOi. ln women's list followed Louia, ia a wealthy Harlem W itty $1,000 CLAS.S PURSE pounds against A Glitter. Is a thing—all they have to do'is this baseball playoff'f gome gi between the 34.5 to 11.4 point* a game. In running lh,e approximately two and I'm out." That's the standard answer. But by’Mrs. Dorothy Knode of Forest shop operator and coamstlc;* Won- strong contender. Winner of the miles'of the hurdle headliner at Klks and'd N aoseiffs. The two clubs Perhaps the only consolation is WINNER 25-LAP He turned his thumb down. press Bavazi and you get the one HUla and -Anne Haydon of Ekig- ufaettirer. She and Lout* were Black Eyed Siissn at Pimlico, Saratoga and Beefeater ($11.70) will try again tonight to play that 'the rest of the Trinity Outperforms gamlines costing and 2^ more! $500 NON-t'ORD RA«'E 'Cold Business’,, Reese doesn't want to bear. >alfa' -land. mairied on CSirUtmo* Day, 1955. Daumay will carry 117. outdistanced the field at Del Mar. starting at 6:45 at Charter Oi' schedule includes teams—Colby, ■'This is a cold business,’’ he "Pee Wee,” Buzzy.said quietly, Also, Bill’* and the M*Hnes tangle 11i*ir hove been •eporaU d sines Others entered in the $25.000t Coast Guard, Alfred, and Wesleyan (irrat Match Rni'e mused. "But whatever happena *’* 8°*"8r at 6:15 at Robertson in a Putty NATIONAL UEAOrB HOMERS I:tey*mb*r, 1857. added affair, all carrying llfi for him In Louisville, you know. —which otther had lasing season* The annulment paper* wpr* Drivers Who Beat Schneider you Won’t hear a word of. ^om- *• — ------Boftbail League playoff gams- The Thomas,, Pirates (84)'. n pdunds, are the Mooring Stabla'i plaint from'tne. It'e been fine-tip Storm virlndows. . . Inauranc«7 too. or broke, even. But thta la a slim Serred on* Louis yesterday os he Last Nighps Fights wiiufet will play Mai Tool at 8:30 Mathews, Braves 3 (27). consolation, bccauso in this game FHU up with the gasoline A dults G2.00—Kids »0« Temptei^. King Ranch’*. Chrlatosa, un now.'' Pretty good." under the lights Moriarty's and orrtvM' at La Ouardla Field (ram, Fox$atcher Farm'* Lopar, K. M. Covington, Braves (23), you never know in which, direction MODERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS He talked like-a guy who waa Pratt and Whitney, meet a t 5:30 in Crandall; Braves (18), Chicago. The wlftr* lawyer, WU- atomic re ^rc h made possible f O'Brlen’i Spar Maid, Ned Brent'i Sacramento. CeUf.-—Bobby Soeiix loti.' Thia waa one o< u e big ones a Hartford Twi League playoff at that (Id ball is going to bounce, Uam Ralnee,. did the **rT lng. Polamby, Short Brook Fartn’a km, 136, Sen Francigep, outpoiniad of our time, but now, as U hap- Dart League Opener Mays, Giants (23). W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Monday Night 8:80 P.M. Ikllon Stodtiim, . . Kirkland, Giants (12)„ .'i Louie’ law yer eyJd th* **-«h*mp »,.andyHappif Motoring"! PROSPECT ST., Corner CrafUnea*. Mre, Ban WhIUker’a Joey tiopM, Weet Sacramento, 10. F»»a to all of them, he la on the BAiOlub Dart Leagua will atart can* her* to accept aervlee •( Ute of GOVERNOR ST. near BROAD 'Great Midget Itaeiag Show New Orleane—Oaorge Benton, Mo^ Cub* (»), ^ ;: Ycfterday*# fiom en 651 PARK STREET OayqQtit, Dana Ula Stable’a War Way out and he la the laat to find Friday, Sapt. 12. ' Anyona who Zimmer, Dodgen (18). . Top Oarq and Dri’vere IfiO, Philadelphia, butpolntad out. wants to play In laague ahould. • BiU Terry, prairidont of the Jackr _ j HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER Bmpreaa and Mra; Itogar WlUon’a •birtrUlc team in th* fully League; Janos, FMlUo* (U). and hi* (lir*t w ife, M arra Black Lettan. Charley Joaeph, 180. Naw Orieani, i The Boaton 1U4 Jobe onca bought ■Ign up now. 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Cot*I]MtBIA LAKE-Custom'huUL peace" of the woman ■Whose ro­ But the tempest raged en. It D eslc/nreplace screen, , window •Prefer older retired couple.''In­ tl8,SOO -r Three-Bedroom Ranchr ■eveh'^.mm home, dishwasher, mance ■with Barrymore ‘kept the- was an "on again, oT*’a|fliiii’' mar­ rOVK COOPBKATION WIIJ. K’urys. French Road, pollon. -TJVO J^RinSHEb ROOMS'with quire 1ST Summit St.' An atttwcUvc 3-bedroom home IilORTLOCK'8 Manchester's le a i CARPEtI^ER—Ejipertcnced In all Call MI 9-1477. kitchen privileges. Call at 4 p.m. (DO BULTON—Coventry line. New located in ,'an excellent roaidentlal full basement, large lot; neap playrooi^ double garage, trees, United States tingling a score of riage chronicled spSetacularly to BC APPKBCXATED many extras, Carlton W Hutch­ Ing driving school Three skilled, fields of csrpentry. Contract or MIS-SlHl. .TOLLAND—New two-bedroom fur 6. room ranch, ceramic tile hath,, area wittf'nicely landacAflM lot 71 Parkway. year* ago. the press. - reakt^ble hourly rates. Ml 8-0731 35 " HOTPOINT Electric Range, knotty pine kitchen,ben, walk-outwsUt-out ins Ml 9-5132. Elaine hit the nation's head- courteous instructor* Class room SWEET CORN, 8 doren plahed ranch. *126. Twenty,roiji' m t front and 22S feat deep. *15,500 — New Three - Bedroom "There's never a dijll momenL Dial Ml 3-2711 tnsttoctlons for 15. 1*. 17 year Louis Bunce, 829 West Cen excellent condition. Reasonable. AT CSaiTBR — Pleasant clean baasmoBL lArge lot.t. R a w e d to Ranches, ij acre. Full base­ I lova it hare," aaylT the shapely lines every time she was or'w its' BtpWELL Homa Improvement Co MI 3-6334. utea from Hartford and Univer ek 'Co., Real- Lar$o living'room with Rreplace, olds.'Telephone Mr Mbrtlork Di­ rooms fbr ■one or two gentleme'tk- ;slty. TR 8-2000. .JtV.MO R F Dlmoek and Screened—perch. Modem ment. Parkway. not—for the moment—Mrs. John AlMratlons. addHlma garages CORN, 28c DOZEN. Angel St.. mrs. MI 8-6246, Barbara Woods. «..trt-ii«n »tti. '77-'“ s .“ c .'j;;';.*';? ,SX*; rector of Driver ' Kducstlon. Ml with batif; , shower and parking. kitchen, dlping room. baths, *15.300 — Six-Room Ranch, three SfiQUae of the^ much- Barrymore. There were' Inter­ 9-7899. Roofing and aiding eitparjs Alum Buckland, off Tolland Tpke and 29.Hazel 9-7(183. MI 9.7702, Robert W Agnew. Ml bedrooms, fireplace, garage, near married John Barri-more ftriL Inum clapboards s specialty. Un master bedfoom. attached garage SELLING YOUR homSt. Fo* locutory decreea of divorce. Three Meekvllle St. > Musical Instruments 5,3 Suburban For Rent 66 8- 8878, .(Joseph'-N. Ashford, MI Fal,-1u ' school, came here as a touriat with her'tim et thishie happened before a final LARSON'S, Connecticut's firkt li­ excelled workmanship. Easy b'udg CENTER STRSETT—Throe Rooms, plus many other, featurea. psiriy. jjjfQQ „ Six-Room Ranch, fire- prompt, 'efficient. courteoui''ssrv- Lost and FountIL____1 9- 6818, or Robert D. Murdoch Ml ice and appralsiiig without obliga­ mother, Mre. Edna Barrie, in divorce In in 1942,11942, That. Inoidentally. censed driving 'i^chool Trsined #t terms. Ml 9-8495 or PR 6-91(19 SAVE—200 to 400 dollars on all ftimiahed, heated. O il Newing­ ROGICVILLE - 38 Elm St., new 8-5472, priced at SlS.SOi),--. porch, garage, near Burk Spinet and Console Pianos and place, tion,'"call S A, Beechler, Realtor>(.,J95*.1954. They both (ell in loye with 1 was the year of the "Great Lov- I ^ T —Whitish blue psrskf'eV An- Certified end approved. Is now ^.^-^Household Goods 51 ton MO'*-9868. 2>2-room apartment, heated, elec­ ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. ley SelSchool. Immediate orcupan thla land of myetlctem and the; er'e " death. "■ irwerR l/» thp nume of Call offering classroom and behind Organs. New or used during our (ni)^Bolton—Beauttfui^oui room . Ml 3-6969 or Wesley R. Smith, As- ""' tric; range, refrigerator; garage, 963 Main cy, , soclate. Ml 9-t*83. Member Multi- voddpo, and made only three. And, today does ah# yearn for ' MT 9-8920. wheel Instruction for leensgera.. RooflnK-Sidlng ^ rV E R S A L Wringer washer piano festival sale. Choose from ranch, it i years old. 8i acre lot . •'fkAtu'Sir disposal, no pets. *75. TR 5-3505, Ml 9-6241 , gl*,400 — Six-Room Ranch, large ' pie Usting Service. more t^lps before deciding to the bright llghti of Broadway, or Ml 9-5075. *50. Roper Gas range with heat­ our large selection of famous f u r n is h e d ROOM-Gentleman, TR 6-5050. ' With apple orchard. Paneled fire­ RAY'S ROOFING CO,, shingle and - bill ing unit, *35. Electrolux ga* re­ rhakes. Lester, Betsy Ross, Win­ at 43 Church St. tot, fireplace, 2-car basement ga­ •tay pertnanently. ; the glamour of Hollywood? eoMWia place wall, basement: large porch SELLING YOUR liome. land or Announcements MANCHESTER Driving Academy hullt-up roofs, gutter and conduc frigerator *5. All In good condi­ ter, Kohler and Campbell, Brae- NIC® t BEDROOM-Stngle, "to. rage. "But I Jual. couldn't laze in the from It' " tor work; roof, chimney repairs W1I.W99 BAA *14,000. F.H.A. or / V.A. R. F, ood condition, extra lo*. SehooP H*,*00 — Split I^vel, three bed- buainesa, (or prompt service, call now offering claaaroom and behind tion. Call MI 8-7546. men, Janssen, Baldwin Acro- ' Wanted to Rent 68 DlrhoclTA Co., Realtors. Ml 9-8246, •un. I had to do something con-j - a * f»r as all of that la eon* Ray Hagenow, .NT! 9-2214; Ray y o u n g l a d y ftreat rictnity.xMly *12,MX>. S. A. > 0 o m a,' fireplace, recreation Paul J. Correntl, Broker, Ml s a d d l e HORSE.S for hire at the wheel Inalnicttona In phaeea sonlc, Wurlltzer,, Thomas, Ham­ ‘ In private ^onie. Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. Robert itrucUve, and I found it, " Elaine; r,rn#d. I've had It." the laughi. B L B Stables. Of-eal Swamp Rd . -lackaon, Ml 8-8336. ,8 ,* 'T - ANTKJUE FURNITURE, silver, Telephone Ml 3-0516.' MODERN—Three o r ' foUr room Beechler, Realtor. MI S-0M9 or room, fOrage. -Vacant, 3-5363 of Driver Education Call PI mond. Three years to pay. 'Trade- W Agnew, Ml 5-6878, Joseph N, *21,000 — Six-Room Ckistom Ranch. ... ’ ■ . , J i happy do'wn here." Orastonbury. 2-7249 glass china, and used furniture ins welcome. Bimbaiim's ' Con­ furnished apartment, Youne busi­ Wee Smith, MI ¥jN88, Yoday she Is e aucceaeful de- ■•Kverybody'i so friendly, andl FOR THE best In shingle and built Ashford Ml 9A818. or Robert D. Built-in atainleaa steel range, U8TINUS toANTED. Stogie and bought and sold Furniture Repair necticut Discount Piano Center. Wantedr-Rooms— Rourd 62 ness couple, no children. Must be Murdock, Ml 3-8472. two-tomUy houses. Member of afgnar, with » ■UadUy Increaamg, .y ■ MINDED EARLY'S DRIVING School Dual roofing, gutters, leaders, chim Sendee Ml 3-7449. *11,800—Near tour room ranch oven and, refrigerator. Two fire­ ney and roof repairs call Coughlin 381 Main St., New Britain. Opeh clean, with all modem facilities. with garage And a beautiful lot. MLB. Howard R. Hostings, Rssl- expwt trade that le >P*klng her his face ligbte up like a conjirol atandard and automatic Articles For 45 In Mapehester or close vicinity. (IV )—MANCHESTER - Six room places. * ' • Do you know' 15 people, like a Ml 8-7707. Money to Loan 33 Help Wanted VACUUM (3I-EANER8 bought, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Ideal place (or children in Bolton. tor. Ml 9-tl07 any ttane pr^ ucU known in the h.Bgeet! ^ou don't have^to push cara Day or evening appoint- Friday 'til 9, Saturday until 8 WANTED—Room Irt Vernon. Writs MI 9-48:9. Cape just off East Center Street.. *24,too — Six-Room Cape. I.ake- department stores In the United ■ • - " ■ - - Free trip Bermuda. Hawaii, or Eu­ sold, repaired, any make. MI . *11,990—Busline. Older .six room wood Circle area. Paneled- liv­ and khove through crowds te go menla flaas room Inatructlons for ABANDON ALL BILLS-Xpply fOr SCHOOL BUS DRIVE Box L, c /o Herald. '\- Beautiful yard, amesite drive, a r e y o u 'CONSIDEklNQ «totee. rope' Help ua to organise a Tour. ROOFING. SIDING, painting Car 9-3B51 after 6. house with garage, nil heat, shal­ ing room, two (Ireplacea, I 'i places. You don't havs to huh IS, 15. 17 year old* by experienced pentry Alterations and additions a 1st, 2nd. or 3rd m oi^age. Con- MANCHESTER KNAPP SHOES. Harry MahoneJ, BERKSHIRE MUSIC FESTIVAL LOCAL weU knowA reputable busi­ basement, fireplace. A real nice BELUNU YOUR PROPBaiTYT Bjisrted with Oollers Drop In the office 0-8 or 5 * niura- 38 Maple St Tel. Ml 3-4337 low lot. Requires minimum of baths, garage. Through life at high speed. This teacher f^all 9-8*75. Ceilings Workmanship guaran­ aul,idate your debts Into one essy ANDOVER FRANK IS etarilng to buy and Sell PIANOS NOW ON SALE! Save Apartments-r-FIats— nessman wants to rent, temi>orar- home for *14.700. R. F. Dlmoek A We will appraise your uroptrt;' She sCatizrted designing intriguing day' night. Globe Travel Service ' *200 to *300 on these 1958 model ily, tumished 2-bedroOm house or yard work. Vacant, tz zejttful, Blow, complete living. teed A A Dion, tnc„ 299 Autumn payment. You may have *1,000 for VERNON' good used furniture and antiques F Tenemehts 6:t Co., Realtors, Ml 9-5245 Barbara *12,600-Vacant six roqm Cape In tree and without any obllgatlem. litUe I ..... _r_ Mer. HRVlnga Bank, 92.1 Main uirtmrkl^ MOTO-MOWBR, Toro. Jacobsen Baldwin pianos. Nearly every de- apartment, wl^lie new house is. Woods, Ml 9-7702. Robert W Ag­ CLIFFORD HANSON St. Ml 3-4850 as little as $10 s month No red rotary, reel or riding type power at 420 Lake St. Ml 9-8880,., Hours good condition. OH. full basement. We also buy property for cash. strew a n f' ateal. She tried them ! .houi" s fur poVt*'^TisM's^hi^iiu^ Street Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 tape. Unlimited funds available for algn. Including Acrosonlc sphiets, B li ROOM apartment, completely being completed. East Hartford, new, Ml 3-8878, Joseph N. Ash­ Realtor Member Multiple Uatlng out Bret on har four little white.; Hour,5 7:30-9 and 2:00-3:30 mowers. Toro Power Handle. 10-8 p.m. (ilosed Sundays. Manchester. Glastonbury pre­ GI or FHA. Central, construction of new homes Call Telephone Ml 9-4215 or Ml 3-2414 Hamilton studios and Baldwin redecorated. Central. Lease avail­ ford, Ml 9-6818, or Robert D. Mur­ *13J200^Another six room Cape, STANLEY BRAY, Realtor French poodles. The collars at-1 »«n*hlni the »roundj MOTORCYCI-E - 195.5 BSA Gold Rooftnff snd rhlmneya 16-A today for rash tomorrow Central Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main. grands. Good choice oi colors ferred In that order. Family con­ dock, Ml 3-6472. Or JOHN CHENEY BRAE-BURN REALTY. Personali Between 9 A.M. and 12 NOON Ml 3-7958. SALE 1-8 OFF on wallpaper Wall able. Ideal for teachers, etc. Call with fireplace and garage. Va­ tracted ae much attention she' ui . . Star niibman I /w mileage. Really Co. JA 7-0195. 54 CTiurch St. tiles 4c a tile, Kentile. from 7c and Styles if you hurry. Don't be sists of two girls high school age Ml 8-«278 1 dMided to see if they would sell > J found whst I wanted to Phone Nfl 3-5052 after 5 p ni MI 3-157" any time. . cant. MI 3-24BS — Evenings: VACim^l CLEANERS repaired In ROOFING—Specialising In repair Evenings AD 2-2424. Established PART-TIME-Esso Service center. | COMPLETELY Enclosed Camp each. Green Paint and Wallpaper^ misled. We are the only piano and wife who la an extremely fas­ (VTD-SIX ROOM ranch near Por­ in the United SUtes. They did. I ^ h»ve found ^ c « ai^ eon* Ing roofs of all klnda' Alan new 1 ter- Street School TWo ,eramlc T. J. CROCKETT, REALTOR MI 9-0340 and MI 9-073$ my owTt home ehop. Forty years 1928 Honest,, reliable, nights, week-' Trailer with side cabinet. 9x12 at the Green. dealer In this area with genuine tidious housekeeper. Will pay That was only the start Now > * have found . how te factory experience. All makes,maki low | roofs Oulter work Chimneys, ends. Call before 5 p.n,. Ml- Baldwin pianos from the Berk­ FIVE ROOMS to rent. Call Ml Aood rental and will occupy (or tlla baths, fully -plastered. Bhi- MI S-1577 MANCHESTER — Ranch, 6 rooms,, l.,:*Fal Notice she spends long Knurs designing Bqslnesn Services Offered 13 cleaned, repaired, 25 years' ex- , wall tent. Call MI 9-9822 after clqped porch, attached garage. rate*, free eitlmalea, free pickup D-8198. 4 ;30. WATKII^S USED shire Festival. All fully guaran­ *-5568. . as little as 3 weeks to a month MI 9-6418 fullydlning room, three bedrooms, summer sports hats for women, . Memories. She haa thouaandi perlence. Free estimates Call while you are on .vacation, etc. I-arge lot *23,900 R. F Dimock, * STATE OF CONNEimcnn' and delivery. Mr. Miller JA , RXIOR SANDTNO and refinlahing. Help Wanted— Female 35 teed. Special payment plan dur­ full basement, cl t y / utilities. S't'PERIOR COURT ahopping bags traveling bagi, i them, and »em ingly an eternal Howley. Manchester Ml S-5351, P L A S T E R E R and Plaaterer'e FURNITURE EXCHANGE WILL' SHARE my home with three Excellent references furnished. A C o., Realtors. MI 9-5245 Bar­ ______3-8 W4. ______! Specialising In old floors MI USED LUMBER and building sup­ ing sale. We will gladly mail you MANCHESTER—Two family ^at Close to school and shopping ; bus COUNTY OF HARTl-XlRD all made of ttrew end sisal, and f"'' -John Barrymore. ^ Helper, Rodman or surveyors' beautiful catalog: just clip this ad ichool teachers. Vicinity High Call MI 9-6732. bara Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert W. (4-41, centrally located, hot water i REWING MACIUNE operators. Ex- plies. Hot water heater, modem 15 OAK ST. at door. House 1 year old; nice Aiisuat 19. 1958 now la branching out into hand- Elaine laya one of har most WANTED — RlderSv^to Hamilton | ______hel^rs. Apply Conn. .State Em­ furnaces, oil bumera, 275 gallon and mall with your name and ad­ School. Write Box N c/o Herald. Agnew, MI 3-5878, Joseph N Ash­ oil heat. One apartment vgean^ HeatinK and PlumbinK 17 i pcrienced preferred but will train shaded lot. Owner, transferred. NORA R SHAUCUNESY vs. woven fabrica, i '’*''*<1 impreaaiona—and one of the Standard, first ahift, 7 so to * -I a .shES, RUBBI.SH, lawna, all klnda ployment Service, 806 Main St., oil tank. Gun cabinet, bathroom dress to Goss Plano A Organ Co. ford, Ml 9-6818, or Robert D. Mur­ and completely reconditioned. rATRICK SHAU01INE8Y If appllram Is familiar with mis­ Just received from Simmons, TWO ROOM—Apartment, wll, re­ Farms and Land for Sale 71 dock, Ml ,3 6472. Low down paymenf; priced at Beck in 19.36. atrikingly pretty, l hlg reasons why aha fell das* MI 9-8855, ____i. of general work and light tnick- 8 WAT.SON, PLUMBING and heat Manchealer. sets complete, plumbing luppllea, at our new location, 121 Allyn St., Nothing to do but move In, also *15,700. Many oth4r llatlnga and NOTICE tn PATRICK SHAV'GH- starry-eyed Elaine Barrie Was a|P*>'5l*ly >n Inve with Barry* cellaneous family sewing. Kaklar Hollywood bed outfit with head- decorate.- See Mr. Clark at 709 NESY. Ing, Rags and papera picked up Ing contractor New Installations, sinks and toilets. Open dally 3:30- Hartford, JAckaon 5-6696. Open Main St., MI 3-2058. FOR DIFFERENT sizes and types BOLTON LAKE - Five room two car garage.. Asking *15,500. all-price ranges end house atylen. atudent at Hunter College in N ew ; more was hii Joy of living- WANTICD—Tranaportatlon to Trav­ free Prlcea reaaonahle. Ml 9-0142. Toy Co , 50 Hilliard St. SALESMAN WANTED -- Aggrea-1 6:30 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.-4 p.m. boards, full and twin sli^ box every weekday, “open TTiursday Alice aampet, Realtor. MI. 9-4543. UPON THE COMPLAINT of ths ..... elers from Washington St. 8 to alteralloi work and repair work elve male to call on lumber and of (arms and land tracts withfilin 20 ranch, cellar, 100x200 lot. Only Cell Oetlon Reelty, MI 9-5731; pininttfl In III* sbov*. nntltleil sciion ^ yT."' "H e had a tremandous, ever* after .Iiine 29 new mimbrr, Ml Choman'e Housewrecking. Yard spring and mattress. FactoJry sales nights. Park free in Hotel Bond t h r e e a n d f o u r r o o m s 4:80. Call Ml 9-1778. Ml 9-3808. PIANIRT for .Manchester dancing building material dealers In West­ miles of Hartford. t.awrenc* *10,500. CaTIton W. Hutchins, MI MAN<3H|aJTER—Five-room ranch. , Jim Dowling, Ralph Gaston A.i- prsyltic (or rrssotts lh*rpiii s*t _(oMh. The great actor, John Barry-1 whelming seat for living . . . a 4-0784. SI hool. Young sdull oi teenager located at Stock Place off North floor samples selling at less lhah Parking Plaza. Tile bath. Fumiqhed circulating Plano. Broker. Ml 9-5910 9-5132. socletaa.' s nlvforce on the ground of Deser- more, was a patient in a New marVeloua Impulsive quality that 24 HOUR Immediate service. Re ; ern Mass., Conn, and Rhode Is­ Main Street, or call MI 9-2892. (, hot water heat. 'Venetian blinds Three Mdroomi, ’ RetiriM? .See llon, returnable before the Siinerlor preferred. Phone PI 2-5885 after half price. rongren,m Court kilhlii and fur Hartford County York hospital. It found so enchanting a n 4 .,lr- ELISCTROLU7C owners - Prompt, modeling! repairing, new Inatalla land. also architects and engi­ Sehool St. near Main. Adults. TOLIAND—Six Acres of Land. 30 (X) MANCHESTER—Six room Co­ this one. *11,000. P. V. T MANCHESTER — Four ■ bedroom Automobiles for Sale 4 5 p m neers. Salary and commission. Broker. MI 3-5321, to be held al Hartford on tha firai Mlsa...... Barrie’s...... teacher...... told...... her.. 1 resistible."' I fri ndl'y service on your Electro tlona, • electric sewer cleaning, ' SPECIAL — Fresh Cold Mix Ae- Open Thursday Evenings Wearing Apgarel— Fun 57 For information inquire 254' ft. house trailer, 5 years old. Sep­ lonial on a large lot with a beauti­ home, cen ba used (or profeaaion- Tuesday of September AD . IftM. ^'^d ; nvcUedlv that it aha eniiM rat an lux (R'l cleaner Pick up and do drain pipes cleaned fast and effi- Contact Zonollte Oq., Box 117, phalt, 80 lb. bag *1.70;,driveway upon sn sppllcsllon In islri sviton (or ? f** The implSaeant things?------tor- PERFECT-^ For your pocket book WANTfCD WomRn to take rar# of Spruce St. arate building with steam heat, ful view. 12x20 living room with MANCHESTER — Fiur Btdroom el aervires. P. V. Tongren, an order of muicf*. ii appeartpf; to,*nter\!#w >%ith the great lover, got all of them long, long ago. A beautiful Beige Volkswagen In livery Call Electrolux suthortied clem Will R Guy, Ml .8-0577 ,1-yfHr-olfI ( hiM In niy honiF, from North Billerica, Maas. sealer. *1.50 per gallon; and Until 9 CHESTEHl FURRIERS remodel* bath and laundry room. TV-o wells fireplace. 3 bedrooms, garage Broker. VC 8-6*21. s*' and service Ml 9 0848 .,i JA .Portland cement, J1..50 per bag. fur* for 819 95. Fur storage 83. Cape. Older home. Garage. Other and belli J. found by theih auhacnblnif ’ ------excellent condition Ml 8-0488. Writ^ Box RT;, r o HELP WANTED Manchester ROCKVILLE—One. five room cold on property, small storage shed. *17,900. R. F. Dimock A Oo., Real lixtinga. P. V, Tongren, Broker, authority that Uie riafendant Inat 2-0108 Please ask for Augustine Pf-UMBINO aNd Jobbing altera­ Nussdorf Asphalt Plant, 887 Closed Mpndays CHeaning and glazing *3. Call Col­ flat, 2nd floor *60 monthly. 2 chil­ dwFli in Manrhoater ronnfcUcul, and HArftlci. Country Club. Apply at Red Price *4,200 Owner leaving state. tors. Ml 9-5245, Barbara Woods. MI 3-5321, haa ituho to pMU tinknoan and that BEFORE YOU BUY a used car Kamlenskl tions. copperr repairing. Emergen- North Main St. Ml 3-2427. lect Rockville TR 8-8929. dren. Three rooms 3rd flixjr. all Ml 9-7702, Robert W, Agnew, MI Lots foY Sale 73 9 7515. Bam. Will consider trade (or smaller I notice of the Inatiiuiion of Ihi* artlon see dorman Motor Sales. Uulch ev calls. MI COMPTOMETER Operator able to GE FLAT PLATED Ironer, like furnished for married couple, no trailer. J. M, O’Brien, MI 9-8518. 3-6878, Joseph N. Aahford, Ml BOLTON—LI ynwood Dr. Lovely _ * « « « , , — Ak ~\m4 1 MA ** ' Ukel\ to t ome to hit attrnUnn Only Color of Saris Salee and Service. '385 Main type. Bookkeeping machine op­ THREE-PIECE Mahogany Bed­ new, never used, floor model. IJst children. *11 weekly. 420 Lake St. 9-6818, or Robert D. Murdock. Ml LsARQBf L^T—At 171 Oak 8t., B ' V* that hrroinafler ordered: it ii MORTEN8EN TV. Specialised RCA room Set. Reasonable. Call after 4>4-room Ranch, oil heat, attached Street.' Ml 9-4571. Open evening! erator. Bookkeeper, typist and price *294.75. Sale *150. 54" dou­ Wanted—To Buy 58 3-5472. garage, amesite drive, fireplace, zone, near Main St. Water, tide-1 ojidkrkd that notice of thf inati- televlainn sendee Ml 9-4541. Moving— Trucking— stenographer. Apply Conn. Slate Help Wanted— 5 p.m. MI 9-1787. ble drain board, porcelain sink TWO-ROOM Apartments, includ­ Houses for Sale 72 walkt and lewer. IS.fiOO. Alito in- intion of eaid anion h^ 20 WANTED TO BUY deep lot; immediate occupancy. r*ndant bv sum* propW o(flc* or In- NEED A CAR and had your credit Storage Employment Service; 805 Main Male or Female 37 with full base, white metal cabi­ ing heat, hot water, gas. electric ' . — ^ .— 7~,— ;----- (VII MANCHESTER - New 8*4 duatrial lend on Parker 91. Call rtl((*e*iil peraon raualnS' a tni* ami TV SERVICE—any make—highest COAL and GAS White Combina­ refrigerator and gas stove. Cali M0.60O-SIX ROOM Colonial, alum- *12,500. Low down payment. turned down? Short on down pay­ ,S1 , Mancliealer. net. *195 list price. Sale *100. In­ Good used resaleable TumlturSi room ranch In eitabllahed CHaas A Goodchild Realty Co., Realtors. Xn, 9-3591 or Ml 5-1990. stteated copy o( ihla nrrttr nl nollcf Changes for Pakistani ment? Had a repossession? Don't quality work al lowest price 7or MOVE BY TRAIT,ER van. It's less DISHWASHER WANTED, days 10 tion Stove, suitable for cottage; quire 251 Broad St., Mapeheoter. also small upright oiid ejpinet tnum storms, double garage, good In b* puhllahnl In Th* Manch*it*r expert work Famous foi service MI- 9-4071 from 5-7 p.m. only. neighborhood. Fireplace' with MI t-7925 any time. give up! See Douglas Motors get expenalvo-One load Instead of | m e n .SCHOOL GRADUATF,^Ap- a m. to 3 p.m. Sundays off. Ap­ rea»onabIe. Ml 4-1699. pianos. location Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml paneled wall, large' kitchen, ga­ BUILDERS — And Developers — ilnraUl. a n*wapap*r clrculaiad In since 1931 Phone Ml 9.4517, Pol 9-6132. )4anrh*at*r. Connectlcm one* a ***k the lowdown on the lowest down two or three—Easier loading and pllcallnns being accepted for cler- ply Cavey'i Restaurant. FOR SALE—Reasonable. Owner FIVE ROOM apartment, all con­ rage- Ntce lot with trees. *17,900. Hlllatown Rd., Manchester. Ap-' nr two aucceaslve a-aek*. lini*a enn- Ne\v York (S5 Houaewlva»*eommunlcatlorr never eneountered terton'e. unloading— Dlallncllve, dl|nitf|ed BOLTON—Uynwood Drive—Four- t and smallest payments anywhere. Icsl workers with good math ahil- must sell. Leaving towitv One Nel­ Watkins Used Furniture veniences. Tiled bath, shower. R. F. Dimock A Co., Realtors. Ml room single, glass snclosed porch, proximately 60 acres, 46 approved lenitlvelv rbininrm'ins .on or bolor* of Peklaten, even sa their Amer­ by Americans. For one thtng, about Not a small loan or finance com and amarl "The Beat for I,eas" GENERAL Office Worker, one Who TYPEWRITER, Underwood Port- son sofa bed, 4 months old. Pil­ Heat and hot water included. *15.800 - LARGE three bedroom Iota. Eight acres desired by town aV ruM ll AD 195S ami lhat r*lurn HILLS' TELEVISION Service lly Previous experience on of­ Exchange 9-5245. Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, extra dsep lot. Trees, oU best, o f micli i*rvir* ba m od* lo lb* above ican ilstera. ara racelVlng the lat­ 80 per cent of th# population le pany plan Douglas Motors. 853 The Aiiatln A. Chambers Co , 503 fice nisi hlnes helpful hut not es- can type and Is good with figures. able. Call after 5, MI 9-1286. low arms as advertised in Life. Write AB care of Herald. ranch, attached garage, aluminum el Mancheater. Site has -‘end. Illiterate— hence, unable to read Available at all tlmea Phllco fac 5 days s week. Company benefits. 15 Oak Street storms, full cellar. Beautiful tot. Robert W. Agnew, Ml 3-6*78, Jo­ picture window, fireplace, nice nortjrd Coiirl Main Street. Bail Middle Turnpike, Ml 1-5157 senllnl. Company offers pleasant One Phllco Console TV like gravel, loam, and view. For fur­ A Iru* ropy est tlpe In fashion, food, child cara, newspapers—lizid too poor to af* ' lory supervtaed eerriee. Tel Ml Cali PAG Motor Freight, Inc., VIEWLEX Automatic 36 mm Slide Near bus. Carlton W.- Hutchins, seph N. Ashford, Ml 9-6818 or condition, vacant. *9,500 with HarUord CH 7-1428. I working conditions, liberal bene­ new- Two solid mahogany end im m e d ia t e OCXTJPANCY - 3-j Robert D. Murdock, Ml 3-5472, ther Information call I,.awrehce F. and how-to-keep-your-hushand- ford radio#. Mainly, ahe .says, ehd OLDER CARS, mechanics specials. 9-9598 MI 9-5273. Projector, excellent condition, *35. room unheated second floor tenc-1 Ml 9-8182 *1,000 down. Goodchild Realty ' riisrloa A Fine, fit program, sir-conditloned of­ Cali after 6 p.m. MI 9-1281. tables—will sacrifice. Can be seen Rooms Without Board 59 Co., Realtors, MI 3-7925 any tlma. riano. Broker, MI 9-5910. rmiluahic 'or.ib j i hqppy by newspaper and radio. is writing and broadcasting for at 620 Center St,, Manchester. menj, near center. *.50. Cal! MI (XXVin)—NEW alx room Colonial, flxit yourself care always a good VP t i m e , will work. Al: odd Pninting— Papering 21 fice. Apply First NsllonsI Stores, WANTED — Driver to drive two- (Xmi-SANTINA Driva-Off Kee­ wi»i»*« r rtVeueon i Mrs. Fatima Manauri, Paxi- urban houiewlves. aelectlon. Look behind our office. lobe done any lime. Everything Inc., Psrk and Oakland Aves.. H ANDKERCI^FS with crochet ROOM FOR RENT. Inquire Stats 9-9401 after 4 p.m. j *17,900. Being buUl by Joseph MANCHESTER — 6-Room Ranch, VERNON—About 1* acTea with aa'sted own dsr to carry children A—D -V —A—N—C -E ney St. New 6H room ranch on seven room house. Beautiful spot Aeelxiant <’lcrk of the ajan'a first lady of broadcaatlng "When we talk or write .obou| Douglas Motors, 333 Main. our specialty. Ml 9 3938. East Hartford, Cdnn. edges. Speclgi prices dtlrlng Sep­ Tailor Shop. * Bissell. MI 8-788*.' Roaello on Broad Slreet. near )>eautl(ul condition, wall to wall Superior (>url for iV a INTINU a n d paperhangtng. to and from Coventry. Special NOR'TH m a in ' s'T., Manchester-^' large wooded lot. Built by Harry for small development of homes. and woman'* page, editor of Kar- food, we can't emphasise c^pes, tember. Mrs.'Elliott, 75 Henry St. LABOR DAY SALE Afte’ 6:8C Ml 8-5047. Waddell School. H i baths, bullt-ln carpet in living room amt^dinihg • roimtv of lUttford Good clean wnrkmanahhtp at rea. | class St Storrs Grammar School. SEE THIS BIG BARGAIN Three nice rooms, heated, hot | Goodwin Jr„ *18,500. R. F Dimock High and dry Builders—See this chl'a weekly Dawn, a newspaper bersiise there are fcarcUles of M h M RUBBISH c 6~” f^ iP time I eonahle rates 30 years In Man CiIRI. for I'nimter work, must he Telephone .MI 3-7532, stove and oven. Completely land­ room,' aejtll alr-conditloned: nice I960 MBRCtmY. Call Mitchell cleaning, removal service, land Woman preferred. For Informa­ TAKE TOUR TIME PAYING water, including utilities, *75. A Go.. Realtors, Ml 9-5246, Bar­ one. P. V. Tongren, Broker, MI printed In the Pakistani dlalec^ m*ny things. And; of coura*.* wem- I cheater. Raymond Flike. Ml sleiidv Apply In peraon. Davia LARGE ROOM next to bath, pri­ scaped. Amesite drive. Delivery grounds, children have no street 9-3463. scaping, lawni mowed driveway Bakeiv, 519 Main SI, ' tion call Supt, Worcester Warren, 1. 2, or 3 YEARS TO PAY! Call JA 5-0674. bara Woods, KD 1-7702, Robert 3-6321. called Gujratl, la now on her way en do hot hews the equipment 0-9237 COTTAGE TYPE TENT used 3 vate home, one' minute from W Agnew, JiO 1-6*7*, Joseph N. tn 91 days. R. F Dimock b Co., to cross for achool. Excellent sealing, patching Metal, card PI 2-7655. weeks, *60.00. I.arge Coleman * "SUPER" "DE LUXE" Main. 17 Pearl St. back home after attending the available here—electglo refrigera- 1958 BEL AIR (T4EVROLET 5 TWO APARTMENTS, three rooms Ashford. Ml 9-5*1*. or Robert D. Realtors, MI 9-5246, Barbara price, Manchester—*-room two- BOLTON AND vicinity- For lots Navajos Move hoard dnima Ml 9.9787 EXTERIOR and Interior nalntlng [ SALKS ^MHL RxpfiM^ncp pr^- stove, *10.00. MI 9-3114, 1 3 ROOMS OF FUftNITURE Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert W Ag­ ninth International Congress on jtora, for inaUnce. or aufe^atle Four door sedan Radio, heater ______frrrpf! for hn.El^ry nnrl hMndhiigB. ROOM—Near Main St. for gentle­ each. One four-room, ftarage (or Murdock. Ml 3-5472, story house, "very nice location, 2 and acreage call Lawrence F Olllnga reflnislieri Papernanging. I All 100% Guaranteed new. Ml 3-687*, Joseph N. Art- baths. 4 rooms and bath dowtiv 1 Home Ecpnomica held re,cenlly stoves. We still use ehareeOlf Wood ete. Two ton* paint. Whitewall! QofjDBR'8 T V Service, available SnlAiy nnd romml^iiiion. All com- Situations Wanted Male jj, „p u,a, ONLY *433 man, parking, 23 Pearl St. Tele­ each". Completely furnished. No Fieno, Brrter, Ml 9-5910. To Hall Unions tlrea. Itj excellent condition Ml- Wallpaper books Eatlniales given i Objection to 1 or 2 'well behaved (X X II)-S IX room Cape. Finish^ ford, Ml 9-68IS, or Robert D. Mur­ rooms up. Fireplace In living at the -^hiveralty of Ma^land. or oil for cooking. And most things any time. Ahtenns converslona Fully corered by Inatirsncn. Gall pnnv InBurnnur*. »lrk PERMANENT part-time Job dde­ e-! l«hle or chair, all floor sam- *16.18 DELIVERS phone Ml 3-7236. dock. Ml S-8472, Hera on a travel grapt from the except -rice and wheat—partldular- 9-4117. Phllco factory euperrised service children. Heat furnished. Csll recreation room, garogs, covered room, also one In recreation room. Edward R Price, MI 9-1003 IrfiVF, rt(‘ Apply Mr. Dmlr.^n, sired by Senior High- Sehool- boy. ' plea drastically reduced. Cham-1 *18,88 MONTH patio Beautiful landscaped yard, ■W'lndow Rock. A'riz., Aug. 27 Asia Foundation, , she la loaded ly the cereals—are very' eifpen- Tel Ml 9 1488, Morion SfinrR. 775 Msln Si. PLEASANT—Large heated room. Rockvllrt TR 5-2244 or tR 6-9992. tXX) -COVENTRY- 6H room Priced righf. East Hartford—«- Rtoort Property for Sale 74 The Navajo Tribal Council has 1988 (CHEVROLET—Ranch Wagon, MI 9-2498 her* F'nrnittire Sales. 519 East i - YOU BET — choice location, *17.*00. R F. room Cape, excellent location; down with material on food and eive." PAINTER AND paperhanger, ______;------! Middle Tjike., al the Green, Open; 16-PIECE BEDROOM Free parking. On buellne. 148 ranch. Basement garage, three moved to halt union organisation Marttol Aih'too excellent oondllinn, privalelv own­ ALT. TYPES screens'repsired and WOMAN In Orcpii Manor vtrlnlty Center St,, kn'3-5002, Dimock A <3o.. Realtors,,Ml O-IiyeS, priced for quick sale. Immediate COVENTRY LAJ{»^Dake~~'ront nirtritlon. But ahe wonders Just ed. Call Ml 3 1256 or Ml 9 4034. decoralur flood ( Iran |nti ressou RESP0NSIBI,E Young Man will do, daily 10-5, 7:.10 to 9. 18-PIECB LIVING ROOM Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert bedrooms. Acre lot. *16,700. R F. cottage, 100x100 lot, 3 bedrooitii. efforts among the Navajos. Recently, says Mrs Mansuri, rewirrd Quirk service Csll MI to rnrr foj- flvr-vfar-old child in BIX-RCXIM Upper Flat. Adults pre­ ' Dimock A Co., Realtors., Ml orcupanev. J. D. Realtv Co,, how aha can use moat of It for shle price, S, 5'enchn, 5TI 9-5914 hookeeping for 3 or 4 small biial------— ■'- —------;— 12-PIECE KITCHEN ROOM WITH kitchen privUegee, W. Agnew, Ml J-687*, Joseph N. Mitchell ■ »-*076 days, Mitchell one car garage, *8,500. R. F. The Council yesterday unan­ bits of marital advice have begun 9.4533 for free pick up Wrsiher sflci 5 p m inv homr Ntondav thrmig-h nesaea In own home. Gall MI BURNER complete with .... -P iu s — ferred. 4* (harden 8t. 9-6246, H*fbara Woods. Ml 9-7702, Pakistan housewivea have slight­ 1967 FORD CONVERTIBLE centrally located. Singles or I double, Aahford, Ml 9-6818, or Robert D., 9..3640 evening!. Dimock A Co.. Realtors, MI- imously approved s modified right- to creep Into newspaper columns White, black top. Radio, healer. Giisrd Co , 443 Msln St Kndfiv « 1o 12 C’nll Mt D'n7H.? 9-23.50 between 9 a m, and 12 awitehea and thermostat, *55. Can , ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Robert W. Agnew, Ml 3-*87f, Jo­ ly-different.'problema than those small babies accepted. See Mrs. Murdock, Ml 8-5472 9-6246. Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, to-\vork law forbidding .‘mployeri and bmadcasti: even euggectlehs Fordomatlr Excellenl condition. PROFES.SIONAL KMerinr *n.l In­ noon. be seen In operation Friday eve-' TV SET AND (X)MB. RANGE Call seph N. Aahford. Ml 9-8*18 or to discriminate agalnsl.uhton mem­ in the 'UnKed States. FIJIOR (leaning service—.ludkln.* • Dorsey, 14 Arch St. ,, FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT. BiroflBUYSl Robert W. Agnew, Ml 5-6875, Jo­ lhat the housewives think about Call Ml 9-4217 terior paiiilUig rainier* and pa nlng or Sstiirdsv morning. Phone Free storage until wahted Free (ID—*11,*00—*13,050. New eubur Robert D. Murdock, Ml 3-6472, ^ A' bers or non-members'. And. the Take, .for on# example, the ed- and Son* Beautiful Hoor* our A k P/IKA COMPANY MI 1-4071. seph N. Ashford. Ml 9-6*18, or keeping or getting slim. MI 3-7098. delivery. Free set up by our own p l e ASANT ROOM-Central, hot ban ranches. Five rooms,'H acre tribal leaders said they will not llor'a problem of keeping her wom­ *perlaltv All type* of floora" done I 'f,"' """W '' BOLTON—Carpenter Rd., attrac­ b e s t c a p e BUY: Flreptoce— Retort D. Murdock, Ml 3-6472. 1949 HUDSON - Goon lrsn»poi-l*. “ •T r rrr rxtminlr.n, Rrrnnrd Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 reliable men. water. heSt, separate entrance, APARTMENT FOR RENT — Bed­ lota, full basements. High eleva­ living room, dining room, aat-ln permit union membership sollrl- en .readers Informed on the last "Our women are becoming doc­ by machine, PI 2*7195. r. ('ovrnlry. PI 2ft4r»2. tive six roopi ranch, attached tlon. Best offer Ml 3-5554 be A|i|ili('n1i(iiix .Accciilrrl for Phone for appointment gentlemen, parking. Ml 8-4724. room and kitchen, furnished, (or tion. nice view. 10% down. R. F. kitchen with plenty of cabinets, BOLTON-Thlrd lake. Waterfront talion on the reservation (or the ; word In fashion. In this; coilnlry, tors,' nurses, teachers, college tween 5 and 9 p m CONNTPrS TV and Radio Service, Boats and Accessories 46 SAMUEL ALBERT, HARTFORD two adults, including gas, elec­ garage, amesite driveway, porch, housewivea ara fighting the battle I’ AINTINC Interior and eylerlor Reafionsbie. Dimock A Co. Realtors, Ml three tiedrooms. 'Oversized ga­ 32x32 cottage.'24x2* living room, time being. . 1 profesaora,;' ahe aa(d. "A few ere available all boiira , Saltarartlon BEAGLE PUPPIES CH 7-0.358 any time up to 8 p.m. tricity heat and hot water.. Call 9-5245. Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, large lot. *17.200, R. F, Dimock. of the aaeje. the chamiae and the neat workman*IU|i at reiiaoimble UliOCUKY CLERKS 1953 12'j ST, SEBAGO BOAT and rage. Large lot. Price ait.OM. fireplace Partial cellar, drilled Th# Counct.1 said It arted'bei ause ; la»'vers. a few buainese women . fTiaranleed. (“afl MT ft Lllft MI 9-2451. See It Day Or Night FURNISHED ROOM -At 106 Birch MI 3-7636 or Ml 9-4587. Robert W. Agnew, Ml 3-687*, Jo­ A Co. Realtors, Ml 9-5245, Bar­ trapese. In Moslem Paklalan, IfW CADIUaAC Convertible Rea rale* Free e*lltmile* MI 9 .1751 BEST RANCH BUY: F ireplace- well. 'Needs cleaning. 50x248 lot, the Navajo lacks the educallonel and fewer alill are newapaper Mastercrafl trailer, 1953 Mercury i If you have no nieans of trans­ St., MI 9-3854. seph N. Aahford, MI 9-8*18 or bara Woods. Ml 9-7702, Robert W. woman--as they have for renliir- CaJI MT 9-500P In M anclK'stpr PEDIGREED R c o t c h Terrier, 15 H P. Make an offer. Ml 3-8964' Agnew, Ml 3-6878, Joseph N. Ash­ living room, lei^e knotty pine trees. No good for swimming. attainment to understand romplex | women and proadcasteri. Mqre ahd portation, I'll sertd my auto for | THREE-ROOM Heated Apartment, Robert D. Murdock, Ml 8-*472, Bae'rifice eale—first *3,400, Law­ iea • wear aarii, ■ long cloths more are becoming sec'retartes, Rounehnld Senrlres male. 2 years old. Rfssonsble. I , dtp 6 p.m. VERY PLEASANT—Single room centrally located. *90 Inonthly. ford, MI 9-6818, or Robert D. Mur­ kitchen, 3 bedrooms. Carport. union affairs and rould be exploit- ! TRIUMPH rotirSea and (’In.enex 27 On I’arl-’l'iniP Basis MT 4-0798. you. No obligation. Full baaemenU Walk-to-achool. rence F. Fieno, Broker. MI ed, draped and wound around their typiats and clerical Workers. There for lady or gentleman. Parking. Ml 9-5228. (XXVI) JUST OFF Porter it dock, Ml 3-8472. hodlee and covering them from Offered 13 A A _L —B—E—R—T—’S 272 Main 8t„ MI 3-4071, *17,»00. 9:9*10! , The Navajo reservation, largest j Is no resistanee by our men: they Saloon Black Custom ~ ~ TIIU ~ Beautlfu: alx room Dutch Colonial ahoiildera to ankle. ' Building Materials 47 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD j FOyR-ROOM Apartment, second (XXTVl MAN(3HESTER older Al 7- BEST I/)T BUT: 100 x 200. , High, In the nation, haa a popillsllon of , know the women are neceeSOri'. 5-door Sedan, heater defroster, FURNITURE REPAIRING An .■\p|)l.v on 'I'iiiir.sdHy bcU vocn COCKER PUPS While and brown, ' for only *19,800. Call R. F Dlmoek Dreaa Never Changea whit* waJI tires, 40 miles to the roVK;sTltY DAY SCHOOL Ojxn Mon., Thru Fri. until 8 p.m. i BEAUTIFUL — Fljmiahed room, Boor, hot water no furnace; adult room home, three bedrooms, 2-csr dry and handsome. ' more than 83,000 and art estimated A nd,'of cniirae. we have had the tlquea reatored. Furniture Repair ■J;(MI p in. - 1;II0 p.m. st A k Pi Phone PI 2-5091. YOUR~BUILDINn NEEDS AT^ A 0>„ Realtbri. Ml 9-634S or Mr. Suburban for Sale 75 "The aarla themselves never- gallon, all leathsr, Inside. .8o\ith (’o\enlrv | Free Transportation to our Main I private home for achool teacher family. M1 3-478t,^ Bemie Cantor. TR *-*496. garage, large lot. Within 8t. work force of 8,000-10.000 The j vote from the beginning.’* Service, Talcottvtlle. Ml 5-7449 WHOI.ESALE PRICE Store In Waterbury. Connicticut's I or working girl, with or without resei vallon has «00 producing oil j rhaiTge,""-exp1ained Mra. MenSuri, fl99 down $49 month ' Siipei'mni'krl. 261 Brood St JamesJames. Parfah, *18.900 R. | MADELINE SMITH, Realtor *17,00(F A?7p *17.500-Two rancK Many Paki.atan ^huabands and A Counirv Uiiv School lor Roy* 8d and l*d Common Nalls Largest Furniture Store board. Ml 3-6745. NEW HOME, (oi/r rooms 1*5. (Xn.) , MANCHESTER - New aU Dimock A Co.. Realtors, Ml walla, a large sawmill, several , "but the color eombtnatlons do. FLAT FINISH Holland window Monclioslrr, (’onnortictit. Articles For Sale 45 $9.90 per keg MI 9-1642 homes built by Valentine in Bol­ wlve.s work together. Mre. Men- HILLMAN atiadea, made to measure. All and Glilx '1 Five rooms *100. PI 2-6519 be- room ranch homo In Rockledge 9-6245, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, mines and proqeaslng mills. Total Rome time ago. Jt A^ aa the yogue Builder's Wool Insulslion NEAR Manchester Hlgh-Gentlp- tween 5:30-5 p.m. A. D. Heckler. ton. Both have sLx rooms, base­ auri Is one of them. Her husband, MINX metal Venetian hitnde at a new PRE-SEASON chain aaw .pedal section,. 1',4 baths, cersihlc tile Robert W. Agnew, Ml 3-6878, Jo­ payroll on the raaervatlon laat .vaar to wear minted aarla over printed GhulamnabI Mansuri la editor of ! KINDUUUAKTUN *35.00 per >1'I COLDSPOT Refrigerator, 7 ciibic man. Pleasant room next to hath. seph N. Aahford Ml 9-6818, or MANCHESTER ment garages, fireplsces, and 4 door Da luxe sedan Two lone low price Keys mads while you CAPABLE WOMAN for «rhool age Save up to 30% ou Clinton sawa , q,, MODERN 8-ROOM FLAT, second kitchen coimlere. Attached garage, -quality throughout. One is located la believed Jo have exceeded 8.T9 1 hloueea.' Then that' changed., and Dawn. iTH ROnill EICHTH UIUMH': bov. 4 hoiii* dallv; vlclnily Ver *1.75 edch! feet. .Ml 9-6746. Free parking. Mt 9-8801 after 8. ameiite drive, fully landicajMd Robert D Murdock. MI 3-6472; OLDER 8IX-ROOM HOME In de­ ipllKon. wert wearing plain bloiiaea t, HAD White wall tires. All wait, Marlow's. : New and iiaed CatmOl Equipment 1 o. i - , - . . floor; heat, hot water, *100, sirable location. Large living on Femwood Drive, the other has I pinnrk School. Cull after 5 Ml Co 38 Main St MI 3.7958 ' ■ Diaappeaying SlalnVays $.4.95 each lot, *19.800. Call R. F. Dimock Co., The Coimcll laid It heard from'land printed aarla or vice versa, ter inside 35 miles to the gal- r ' " ______Dry 1x6 Sheathing *84.00 per M' Phone MI 3-6205.______EAST HARTFORD *17,900 - Six room . and .kitchen, first floor...... three...... scree.... more or less and is RADIO REPAIRS on any m ake- Now RcgiHli'nng f«»r Kail SoRsmn 3 1009. Realtors. Ml 9-6246, ’ Barbara bbth unions and employers before j The latest is plain colored saris Pnelmsn^o Holiday ' a Ion Tills Is the fineet craftemsn »9mAll ClaxspjB KmphHxis On room ranch. Garage, quiet street, Three bedrtioms and bath, sec- on Route I all amplifier* and phonographa POWER MOTORS^-Entire stock at Preflni.*hed Paneling •-ROOM APARTMENT — Steam Wooda, Ml 9-7702, Robert W Ag­ making its decialonr ' i and plain blouses of any number j (hip. Made In England. Imllvidiinl InwInn'Uoii cost. No down payment. 20 months from 24c sq. ft. near bus. nearly new. Storm win­ ond floor.' Steam heat, oil fired: T . J .-C R O C K E IT . R E A L T O R anu changeri Over 4'f veara total E.XCEjLLENT POSITION Salea • SEPTIC TANKS heat, gse stove. Adults only. MI new Ml *-*878, Joseph N, Ash­ o f colors, of . course., and some-| Han Francisco. Aug. 27 uto— Only $199 down axparienre 90 days guarantee oe: Tr«n«poi t»l Ion ?‘'unii»hc4l peraon, fuliv experienced Worn- to pay. Cole's Discount Station, 436 24" Royal* Shingles *18.95 per sq. ford. Ml *-**1*. or Robert D. Mur­ dows. p. V Tongren, Broker. Ml- one-nsr garage. Large lot. Atk- Ml 3-1577 Cleaned and IhstaDed *-2849. ______Ing *13,900. POCKET.GOPHERS CAN'T SWIM tlmea with a little embroidery on ' omctl j f , hard to •.vmpsthlss BRUNNERS all work. PoUerlon's, Tuition Rr«j»on«iil*» en'a weaims: apparel, gooq *al- Center St, Canadian Framing *89 00 per M' dock, MI 8-«472. 8-6821. Ml 9-6418 Windows—Complete and set up COVENTRY Denver The Weslerii poi'ket them." withrllh a postman snd, hia tired feet, EDSEL, k'or Apptiinimum ary. Tweed *, 77.3 Main St ' c o n v e r s e •"" s e w e r s TWO-ROOM Furnished Apartment (XXVnt - EAST HAR'P CORD gopher la one of (he few wild A Pakistani newspaper wrilei- FTve thousand SI'S attending the WEAVING of bume. moth hoist 18" TORO RfJTARY m ower.'dis From *10.50 eaeh ' *11,800 NO CLOSING-costs, sttrsc- FIVE-ROOM HOME, short dis­ TOU-AND - - Don't Miss This! CALL IMLCUUM Machine Cleaned with Venetian blinds and private (While they last! - 'Slew ranch anlmsls that cannot swim. |snd broadcaster has problems of hJational Association of Latter TOLI>ANn TURNPIKE and tom clothing, hoetery runs, DOMESTIC WORKERS for dav continued model Regular *89 95 Knotty Pine Paneling 14c sq. ft. bathroom, heat, light, gas, hot tiva t todrcKipn ranch, ceramic tance from Manchester. About 'Three-bedroom Ranch, ,26'x42‘ , on handbagn repaired, tipper re- JR. homes. fi4;990. (Completely fin­ Carriers convention here snd it TAI-COTTVILLE work or work by the week. Job* now *49.95 Marlow's, 867 Main St. Clear Ham Shell Casing .'Watler furnished. Call qt 108West bath, formlpa -counters, hot waiter 2ts seres of land. Asking under nice let. one dining end living Open Eve*. ' Tel. MI 3-5191 placement, umbrellas repaired, • INSTALLATION heat, excellent construction, 100’ ished). Built-In stove end oven, (9,900. seemed that most of them wfere In Bondfk—Stocks Mortgages .11 available for women to live In1 on. or , ot; landscaping? ^.ju competitors 8t.,‘ Rockville, or phone TR 5-5213. firepisce, ceramic tlla bath, full room well knotty pine with fire­ men's ehtri collars reversed and "lomnuile to the Job Apply Gon frontage, trees; Carlton W. Hutch- a 2’ - hour parade along Markst replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ SPECIALIST basements, amesite drives com place. Kitchen has lota of csbl- 1983 8TODEBAKER Commander, *22 25 PER, .MONTH Will pay off neeihul Slate Emplovment Serv ^ •InT'd' . , advertised prices by at least 8%. PAINTING anA ,lna, MI t-5182. ______Coll neta, natural finished woodwork, St. last night. Sport Coupe, fully equipped plus ing Shop. loam . Call MI 3-8603. Sandstone, ; NOBODY—‘Btri* NOBODY FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT, *46. pietety 'landscaped. 10% fown. a miirlgagi’ loan ,o( *1,009 In en*c lee, 806 Main S(.-' CAPE dOD. .In a nice Mtablished F.H.A. R. F Dimock A Oeq^Real ALICE CLAMPET, Reallcr full baeement Hot air heat. Price That’s not all! SpoksaiAen sold overdrive Immaculate condition. your hunlcM o( present obliga UNDERSELI-S NATIONAL PAPER HANGING Tewn aiiA Poultry Call MI 8-79*0. *15.700. Owner, Rockville TR their marching bands wUTfossch— *425, MI 3.595*. BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com- neighborhood. Completely- finished tors, Ml 9-5245. Barbara Woods, MI 9-4543 ______' pany—For those who rare about Uan*. Till.* or any type ol morl- WANTED — ExperleRced coat and WOULD .YOU like foot comfort? I NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. 5-79*9. itAVY and play—through dcrwntowR''8sn TELEPHONE with a bath toth up and , down. Ml 9-770'J, Robert W Agnew- Ml their ruga—phone MI 3 0012. gage' loan ean be arranged , by suit *iile*women for Thursday* (.’onsult your "Mason" shoe voun .381 STATE STREET Drainago Co. ‘Btunitm Lpeutlon* Fireplace, dormer, overaized ga­ *-•878, Joseph N. Aahford. MI MANCHESTER Francisco daily ,ths rsmolndsr of Uonneelliul .Nlorlgagc Exchange, and Rntiirdny*. Apply tn peraon to selor. Tile shoe .with no breaking BOLTON • ^ 1965 FORD Falrlans Two Door, i Fri** pickup and delivery Free NORTH HAVEN. CONN. Ml 9-3244 fo r R ent $4 rage. Immediate occupancy. Pne# •-•818 or Robert D. Murdock, Ml tIi(.400-^Aaking. West Gardner *t. DrafHiiNin the week. MI 9 3842 eatlmatea given. 15 iLewl* SI , Hai'lfoid. Call (TI Mr. ■ Herne. Manager, Billion's, In period R. C. Jewett. MI 3-5532. Telephone CHeklnul 8-2147 Ml 9-4143 ' ’*-*472. Near Bolton *I2,60Qn;Clean four 8.8897 and dlKeiia* your protdem *15,'750. Earif S. Rohan,' Realtor. Large five room ranch,' plastered Inc.. 841 Main ,SI. STORE FOR R E N T -dood tor any MI 8-7483. walls, aluminum combinations, room ranch complete wii>^ tjl pia with Mr. Burke or Mra. Garler, type of bualne MANCHESTER city water and sewers. Must sell. •xtrai pluji baaemcm.^ffaraft., H LEGAL NOTICE Call MI *-2997. MAN(HE8TBR —Large 6% room . SEVENJIOOM 119,760—Hackmatack St. CMsnv—.... 9cre lot Immedtate ocruplnqy, Business Opportunities 32 LOAM yellow shingle, ranch homS;.. Three isrgie elx room ranch, breeseway | *18.400—New 5'4 room ranch, an r. V. TONBREN T bedrooms, firepisce, 'tile bath, CAPE COD e plastered walls. lOrge I ‘ he extras plus basement garage. ANSCO Notie* Is hereby griyen that the following ha\e been rerliOed a* Hot water oil best, hatchway, and PIZZA RE.ST^URANT, Manelie* Order now for Fall ,seedlng. Z Town of Manchester wall to well carpeting, rsdlsnt rooms, iflce■ ’ .lot,...... city water and * ‘2 acre lot. party-endorsed candidates of the Democrstlc Party for nomination to RE.(L E8TATF. BROKER ATTENTION! fireplace, tlle.-v bath, combination tur opportunity ft»i «m«ll FOR Rich, riiltlvated tobnern hast. Youngstown kitchen with ■ewere. Owner moved to New Jer­ 117.800 — Route. 85. Slx-Room the Municipal Office* *peclfled below to he filled s' the State election doors and windows, city utilities. InvuBlmont, Proven brIpb. ro?u- "Anything In Real Estate!" fleld loam. Wa have a aix-rt>dm Cdtpe with T lm k^ oil heat, plastered walk - Public Hearing disposal, thermopane picture win­ sey. Immediate occupancy. (iepe. Stone fireplace, aluminum FILM to be held on November 4. 1958 In the Town of Coventry together with Nice lot, treea. Near bus tine,:- eqmUnationa. steam heat, two- plftp rqtilpinont, Tnll iTi ft 5241 EXPERT and ja parklike bark yard. dare you tn find a cleaner home Z - Proposed Additional dow. Ruaco combination windows Lawrence F.,ri;lono 127.120-AZ0 the street addrease* of »ald candidate* and doors, rear terrace, attached school. m % mortgage may be as- ear garage. Also 18x20 outbuild­ or ALptn# 4 iT05, pvpnlnRu. Ml 34321 Td. Ml 9-0450' for *12,7IH».00. Electrle stove will atay. ■ Immediate oernpaney. Z' Appropriation aumed. 30 day occupancy, owner BrokerV . NAME ADDRli.S.S Ok'l-'ICE TERM ...... ;------— ------7^7------PLUMIING Have exclusive — will sell. garage, emesite driveway, targe ing with running water. 4 1/8 R «f. 3 H r $1.10 Btsphen Ijoyzim RFD No. .3 Representative 1950-1991 In accordance' with provlslone of beautiful landscaped lot. Priced to moving out of state. MI 9-6910 ocree of land. Ideal for riding Charles N Harlow .Tr. I.akevlexv Dr. Representativ* 1959-1051 ; Chapter V, Section 8, of the Xow?' sbll due owner's illness, immediate CHARLES LESPERANCE hones or other animals HeJen Wlllnauer Beebe Camp Rd .ludpe of Probete 1050-100;i REPAIRS Charter; occupancy. Escott Agency. MJ Ml 9-7620 8ao.800-Lymai) Rd. N«w 814 room Kenneth M. Spencer Ripley mu Rd. Ylusftw of Pence 10.50-1061 WON AS A PRIZE! 'Z Notice-le hereby given that a 9-76*3 or write Box P, Herald. $12,900 split level.' bullt-ln oven, ranch. 3 For 97c MEET i O l OLIVER THE WILLIAM E. tELHORE *• Public Hearing o f the Board of Di- Bessie I. St rack Rl 44A .luslic* of Peace 1950-1061 .INSTALLATION McKi n l e y s t r e e t —a custom Refrigerator, dishwasher and gar will sell » ell iH'Ittu inarkrt AGENCY ; rectors-of the To-wn of Menches- (Vni) BOL-nJI* - Ooventiy Une. After the Honeymoon, Christian A. Welgold RFD No. .3 .liialice of Pem e 19,59-1061 prirr. *5H KNtajSti built six room Cape Cod home In bogs disposal. Deluxe bath, 2 acre riNE rHARMAOY Joseph Coughlin CENTER MOTOR SALlS^ *58 MAIN ST. 4* tei, Connecticut will be held In the New six room Cope. Four flni'shed, Make This Your Home lot, amesite drive. Inike Street .luxUcc of Peace 10.59-1061 FORP Station down, ceramic tile bath, walkout immaculate condition. This attrac­ 004 Center SL—MI *-*814 Mathllde J Nya< 1< Upton Drive .luallce of Peace 1059-1061 WILL R. GUY M l 5IAIN STREET Ml 9-9760 5 Municipal Building Hearing Room. 128,600 ASKING. Oversized 7 room - Tuesday, Septqmber 2, 1958 at *;()0 basement, large lot. *18,700. R F. tive home has many features such Four-Room Expendable Cepe built Raymond H. Bindley, Rr.’ Rt 31 Justice of'Peare 1959-1061 a# ceramic Ula bath, fireplace, stone Cape. 2 car garage, privatf TEL. Ml 3-4759 Ml 3-0477 Sdlinig Only • P.M. on a proptoad additional ap­ Dimock A Co., Realtors. Ml O-OSee by Englan4 1950. Completely re- ______Notice Is also herein complete tnaujation,. 1-car garage workshop. 2 acres Riven that a primary will be held On Septem­ propriation as follows; Robert -W. Agnew. Ml 8-0878. Jo­ decoretOd inside and out. 535,900 six room ranch, ii* baths ber 26, 1958 i f ^ candidacy or candidacies ere f.led tn accordance with PtrtDnttlly Sd tcltd with amesite drive, comblpoilon Additional appropriation by seph N. Ashford. MT •-•81*, or some pleasing alterations. Attrac eplsc No. 36 of the Public Act* of November, 1065., ns amended. Robert D. Murdock, Ml 8-0472. screen and storm windows, votl to Umd Cars , allocation from the Capi­ wall carpeting, modem kttcherl. Uve^_yord 50x135, shruba, flowen, Bxfra'jour room home, with base Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on tiHia'If of tal Improv'iment Reserve (XVn) - New Cope with UOO open stairway, copper plumbing, outdoor flreplare. You'll, love to ment gsrsgc and small offiee. fORMICA any enrolled Dcmocrnllc Paily member or. In the cnac of .liietice* of SaHsfaeHnn tluaranfeed • Fund for propoaed Instsl- arPeened porch and nicely shaded start housekeeping here! MI. 793. Two civ garage, electric over m w u it rm HAtnmM n the Police, by or on behalf of the -bare majorily to which aaid |>nrl,v 1* Whiiahouse Bros. SEPTIC TANKS squorsft. of livliig ores..* mtnutss I.et IJIllan Grant show this to you. Terms To Boll Vou FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMES CALL « IsUon of ysrtous storm from Msnehsstsr Green. Youngs­ lot 40x150. Immediate occupancy head door. Two wellSj two drive B U M IB tutm BABY IBdBUUBt GOUHtER TORS entitled to nominate, may be obtained from Mathllde .1. Nyack, Demo­ Rank Flnanelng AND •" water sewers located in - - town kitchen, living room erfth and (airly priced at 815.700. Walton W. Grant Afen#:y ways. 2 sersa. MB BAt-S, AUB ABB IBBAUB. BUBABt cratic Registrar of Voters, Umon Drive, Coventry,, Connecticut Phnne .Ml *>4^1 2 -Center street In sccord- firepisce, vestibule. Basement ga­ Handy .to school, bus, and atoree. Lawrence F. Fiano ABB m U BfU r HVUBtBTSi aBB. "OUll SftlCIALTT*^ Initructions for filing mi/ii a candidacy are contained In Part I. PAINTING and PLUGGED SEWERS • t . once, with the State Htgh- rage. L ^ e lot. *10.900'. It. F„ Robert J. Smith, Inc.. 983 Main St. Realtor — • MI 8*1153 Broker TBAtt AUB HUBfATf tA»m B A ntlB \ Initruetion Page of the petraon form, roplei of which are available In X way • Department Agrse- Dimock isnd Oe., Realtors, Ml MI 9-6241. BABA; M T tlifBBABBK miTIBBf sold Reglatrar's 0/(lce. Prior to obtaining the petition form, the con­ MaeliiRa OlmaA w ment known and dealgr 9-8248, Barfaors Woods,' MD 0-TRI2, MI 9*5910 DECORATING W A N T E D ! To Settle Estate ABB MAta BBAWIBBS. Bf BHCBABKAl ANDIRSOIt sent of-each candidate ter be proposed therein plus a deposit of *36.00 • Rated as Project No. 76*W. Robert W. Agnew, Ml S-A8T0. Jot NEW LISTING VBRBON — Nice 6-Room Ranch Beptto Tasks, Dry Walls. Seietr R. F. DIMOCK Co. aiakibb u m r s . m m m u u B t for each candidate must be filed with said Registrar. A petition con­ Uaes laetalled Oellae Watar* • Oloett Stije^ easterly to seph N. Ashford, Ml t-on t- to 49 WETHERELl* STREET toll' basement with gsrsge, oil taining the required number of elgnatures of enrolled Democratic Inttrlpr ond Exttrler U S E D C A R S Mi I4 2 U Z Msln Street...... ***,428. 'Robert D. Murdock, 60 >-0413.' Two-Fsmily, 5-4, near Main Strset. BBAWIBBS. TBUBHBAU EVANS GOo; preallag. Daaa. *•»■•••'••■6 tvm-csr.garaga, oil hast, tepsfsto Two-FsmUy, isi^ lot! Ssidsd Wds feat water heat, very jarge tot P irty membera In the Town must be filed with said Registrar of Voters FuNy liMurBd^ - Ofltort C Bamee. SecreUfy wHh plenty of shade trees. Ideal SKaucums mtuctBKM. ,$|ANCHE3TBR. CONN; not later than 4:00 P M- on September 4. 1068, being the 21st dav pre­ (CLEAN ONLY) BARBARA T^OODS JOREPH N.ASHFORD C . Board of Dlrectore |1>.M0 Large 4% room cuMon furiiacat, screened porch, city util* acespted subset to onintool vt G u a r a n U e d buUt ranch, fireploce, toR .water .itlea, execlirtt,cendltlpn. Od'i0t- pretoto court,. For tosttor Astslls far ehIMren, loW downd payment BABdUBKMABBeBBSTBmiBl ceding the day of the primai-y, MoKINNEY BROS. Wa <*111 gay yea Mg 4Mlar Ml 9-T71L, Ml g-Milt f Manchester, Connecticut Vto appointment, esil Gaston Ml $-4$S!l. MI M7tM ItOBBltT W. ATOKW ROBBKr a jMCTmooM r. Dated at Manchejiti*r. Oonnectl* heat, aluminum storms, UFYront- Good neighborhood, near school contoet totolsy C. Oryk, Adm. Bm jBm . Datfd at Coventry, Connecticut, this 26lh day of August, lt6S. ' Werlmannliip lar year eleaa ear. OaD OU. Bsisto e<. Gustavo Johasoa, Jim Dowling, StwimiM DIspoMi C«. Ml g-IMBl. Ml s - f m • out lids Slot day -August. INS. near bus, wreal ^.'O ortU a hus Ito#. Chsilea Lomarancii; M l , ^ V ™ . i ' ELMORE 'TURKINOTON ■ J fhon* Ml 3-0110 iik-iafl rMri St L aa aoMf : AM . Mo. Ml* t-TM *.!'- 41a Mato K-. JO toStta Clerk of the Munlelpalltif ■: V • t .i Ir*. - r-r**

>* ^ >.■ .-.r ^ I'. ■A: >Y~ ■ WEDNEtO)AY, AtlGl^ST tr, IW p / ' / iP A G E t w e n t y -p o u r iOanrbPBtpr Cvrains AveraTe Daily, Net Preaa Run The Weather For the Week Ended - Forecaat of D. B. Weather Bureau JTime U . 1998 i \ . - - . ltaln,„ looMaalag wiada, mUder A b o u t ■ y 1 2 , 7 0 1 tonight. Low In 69a. Friday ratal, Member et the Audit wtndy, Uttle ohange in tempera­ >n* KIka Mtbaek toummmant Bureau of OIrculaaoai i '• ture. nigh near TO'. aUrta Sept. 9. Teama atiould be VUlnge Charm regflateredaub. by Sept 8 at the®Jju r GREEN VOL.-LXXVII, NO. 280 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTI >NN., THURSDAY, AU(JUST 28. 1958 (daaairicd Adverttalag on Fago 18) ' PRICE f iv e c e n t s The K of C aetback tournament atarta Sept S. Taama ahould be L. raglatered by Sept b. THURS., AUG. 28 Carnival Mejpi The Mancheater tquadron o( C?vll Air Patrol will hold Ita party and dance tonight at the VTW Home Inatead of the regrular meet­ Forced ^ Jbin ing at the American Legion Home. in scholar - bright new fashions ALL CASH SALES— Je^^ters Union 9 - ^ Richard Tulei, 107 Steep Hol­ low Lane, haa returned from Camp Pioneer In Wlnatod where he waa VV^ington, Aug. 28 {JP)~ a counaelor for the aummer. He An-' Indiana lawyer testified will enter Tale Unlveralty In the Hartftard, Aug. 28 ' today that Harry Karsh, a fall aa a freahman. ■ r Ntitmeggers were adyis^ by- top aide to Teamster bigwig Iflaa Vivien Cole, daughter of the T^velers Weather Serv­ Harold Gibbons, used hunger Mr, and Mra. Gllmoure N. Cole, ice today to keep their fingers and thirst of menagerie- ani­ M Stephen St., will enter Doug- eroaaed until Daisy makes up mals to help force carnival laaa College in Rutgera Univer- | her mind which' way shells workers into the Jewelers' alty, New Bniruiwlck, N. J , Sept ^ \ l i aa a freahmrh, ' ' | going. .. Onion (in 1952. U looked as thotigh the hur-^ I The testimony by Robert L. The Rev. and Mra. Theodore K. | ricane wjpulif pass east of I Hines, Ft-. Wayne, opened the Sen- Join Forces in Fight i ate Rackets Committee's efforts to Palmer and their daughter, Vic­ i Cdl^/Halteras and then curve^ I show how the, Teimsters finally toria, were recently .the gueata of 'a path that would take her . jtooV over the workers, nie-'hom- Mr. and Mra. Albert W. Harriaon. i| , mlttee ts exploring a trail strewn 33 Myrtle St. The Rev. Mr. Palmer out to .sea east of Nantucket^ tomorrow. , " with violence in Teamster Jabor On Little Rock Bias la a former paator of the Kmanuel j| dealings. Lutheran Church and la no\v aerv- ^ Later advisories during the Hines told the committee the Ing St.' Paul'i Church In Chicago SEW RIGHT day should be watched care­ workers didn't w^nt to Join the aa paator. | ZIPPER BINDER C O V E R S ...... $2.69 Wa.shinirtdn. Aug. 28 (/P)—A Little Rock School Board„at>. fully, the WVathcr Service union. He, said Karsh admitted (oi'ne.v told the Stiffheinc Court toda.v “there would he troops said, since the path of the he never had askid any- of them Membera of the local Ahlerican if they wanted to Join, but used back in l.ittle' Rm-k to mitintain law and order unless pnblic Legion Auxiliary have been In- : PENCIL CASES ...... 29e to $1.00 storm will not be established Ithreats -to wreck the caynivai and .school de.segrcgation is delayed.’^ 2 FOR vlted to attend the Joint inatatla- for several hours. hound it from city to-city to get tion of the new officera of the his way Rockville American Legion and BINDER REFILLS ...... 25e Miami, Fla., Aug* 28 (/P)— Hines said Karsh sprung the Wa.shinKlon, Aug. ‘28 i/P)—The Supreme CmKit opened an Auxiliary at the Legion home on A hurricane watch wa.s or­ ; Cross on map locates the ap- coup -Involving hungrj-, thirsty an*' extraordinary integration sc-'ision today—and found th« Gov­ Weat St.. Rockville, Saturday, • proximate position Of hurrl-' Imals on the night of Sundav, ! ernment ranged (irml.t alongside the NAAGP in urging "Do Sept. 6, a t 7:.30 p.m. Membera COMPOSITION BOOKS ...... 25e dered today fofe, southea.stein . cane Daisy curren,tly roaring July «, 19.12. wheri. the Cedin -■* i I in the Atlantic 240 miles dola.v'’ in the mingliug of races at Little Rock Central High planning to attend are aaked to Massachusetts and Rhode Is­ Wilson Shows attempted to qnload , School. ’ contact Mra. Eugene FYeemvi or land as a storm with winds of southeast of Wilmington, N.~ at Ft. Wayne, for a weeli's run at Mra. J. r , W allett aa aoon aa poa- ONCE AGAIN, FOR FALL cmd WINTER, BEAUTIFUL BOSTON PENCIL SHARPENER...... $2.00 k : 12.5 miles, per hour moved al­ C,t (AP Photofax). a county faiqfs The great maroon drape-s lifliind the bench in the marble lible. j ’ ^“7 j’ No Rarguiiiing courtroom parted about noon and to the ancient cry of “(Jyei" most due north in the At­ the watch area can continue their . iniporled pickets, carry- (hear ye) the .In.sitic.es walked to their seats; SCHOOL BALLPOINT PENS .. 29e lantic. normal routines but are advised to |ng sign.s fa.stened to heavy clubs, M ill Florence and Mlaa Father t , keep in toucli witli advisories and bio.-ijpy mg unloading of the train, , It wa's the. third crucial ses.sion on school segregation with­ Johnaon, 51 Clinton St., have re­ “BAULINGS” WOOLEHS At noon today, hiirricahe Daisy waa 110 miles aoutheasL of Cape be read.v to take precautions if land Karsh served notlCe"he had in half a decade, and .specifically at issue wit.s: . Should in­ turned to town after apendlng p e n s their vacation at Weat Dennla, ^ PAPERMATE ...... 98c and $1.69 Hattefas, N. C; netessary. i the owner exactlv-where he want- tegration at Centi'al High resunte forthwith or be postponed In pMck, twnndi and plain eolort. Tbe Weather Bureau calls a hur- Gale warnings were raised at'11 ancLwmild do no h'argaln-1 Cape Cod. | 2' ■> years. That was the narrow iksue but the decision cbuld rii^'ane watch when a aform con- Ing.( n o - » Vi ' For drMSM, »klm, suit*, coats and jaeknU. ESTERBROOK PEN S ...... $3.00 tinuea a poaaible threat. Persona in (Continued on Page Fifteen) Hines, said he was called in to have iii'otound effect on the whole, farflung desegregation The Rev. Edward Clapp, mln- reprekeni the carnival and found .struggle. later of the Congregational Church this situation; The High Trilnmal in 1954 had outlawed school segrega­ In Portland, Conn , will exchange "BAULINGS” "BAULINGS" DE LUXE DESK »tf in pastel colors*...... $1.50 Karsh refusing to meet with Ihe tion, and, in 1955Ordered it wiped out with “all deliberate with the Rev, Arnold Tor.er of the. SOLID COLOR erhplp.ves or th* owners, but de­ Second Congregational CTiurrh at AUTHENTIC SCOTCH manding a contract tliat would speed." Now the big question waa: .“What is deliberate the aervlce Sunday, at lb * m. WOOLENS AMERICAN COLLEGE DICTIONARY .... S6.00 U.S. Planes in Drills give all the workers except union­ Sliced ?” * ------PLAIDS ised mu.slcians and actors 30 days A Wnshlngton-to-Seatiro Northwest Orient Airlines plane bums fletSeely after crashing on a farm The Little Rock School Board, : to Join the Jewelry Workers' Cnr- shortly after takeoff from the Twin Citiea Airport, .Minneapolis. ’ The fact that the Reds, have ex­ Miee Beverly Bolllno and I.ae tiona green and ropen. The carnival's animals needed to would be a rcireal before the kind Nationalist and U.S. planes con­ pended more than 100,000 rounds be fed and watered, he said, and Indicates Pact of violence that led President On Integration Burton, who have been aaaoclal- ducted Joint air defense exercisea of shells addgd weight to the belief a humane officer wa.s Ihreatenint Eisenhower to dispatch federal ed with the Rolda C.lhaon School j ’BAULINGS" WASHABLE today, over the coast of Formosa that\ an -invasion attempt is Im­ 60 Escape Death "BAULINGS" to arrest the owners for criieltv if troops to Little Rock last year. Little Rock, Ark., Aug, 28 (/P)— as Red Chinese batteries contin­ minent. this wasn't cjone at once. The I With CMS Near ' of ‘Dancing, will aaaiime owner ! BEAUTIFUL WOOLENS ReaV Adm. Liu Hoh-tu, spokes­ Kepresents Ike in Oouii The Arkansas Slate Senate today Fashions ued to pound the Natlonalisl-heid police refused to let, Ihf carnival ------And to the s\irprtae of some— ■hip of the C.lbaon Danre Studio || MARINE FLANNEL islands Just off, tli4‘ coast of main­ man foV the .Defense Ministry, said. sent lo Gov. Orval Fsubiis for hll unload unless trucks would move New Haven. Aug. 2R i.l’i An because President spoke only yes- signature a hill to close ths at 22 Oak Rl. In the Houae A Hale | land China. "There^ no question In our mtfjds the stuff promptly. Hines said the In Airliner Crash official of the Connecticut Stale lerdav of favoring, a "slower" ap- Yard * 2 . 9 8 5R" W i^e state'a public achools against forci­ Building Sept. 1. TOILETRIES Et C. The announcement b.v the U.S.- that the'Communlst.x intend to try Teamsters Union truck drivers re­ Medical Society today indicated an proac'h ■ Solicitor General .1. Lee Formosan Defense Command gave an Invasion sooner or lately ..The fused to handle the eqilioment un­ ble iplegralton. Mr. and Mra. Olhaon, however, • 8(1", wrad, 20''; dacron flannel In Y ard * 3 . 9 8 ,t8»’ Wide for Suhteens... heavy Red artillery barrages, plbs agreement was neai in a dispule Rankin urged the Tribunal to The House whs expected to com­ will continue to Inatruci hallioom oxford gray and black no details of the Joint air manen- til the contract was signed. . Minneapolis. Aug.- 28 (ffl-Sixty •Cleveland, Detroit and Milwaukee helwoen fhe aociety and the Con- brook no delay, Rankin is the vera. ' But it obviously was de­ the Intenairted buildup of the main­ « (("Obviously it-was extortion from persona escaped death today when [ before arriving here, plete its action on an identical leaaona aa a aeparate enterprlee • k l'k wool, ITjc, dreaa riepe In BOURJOIS SUMMER COLOGNES . . . . $i.od necticul Medical Service. executive branch's official spoketf- ■ bill shortly: Mark and navy ane'„ wool, l.’i', n.iliiii Beaiillfill signed to point up American back­ land areas (ttrongly indicate aoon- the owners . •an'1 the employes." a Northwest Airlines plane bural P M il^,O y«r Iiit4r*e|, , A .cmupromlsa on a wajpi; issue man In the Supreme Court. Mlaa Bolllno firal alarled laUlng ' aolld rolora, rhecka and bright nd- . . . These are the fashion^ that score high with the fash­ ing for the Nationalists in hopes er." » ' leaaona from Mra. ClhaoM aa a • go-, wool. 20'-; nylon t'oal, ADORN HAIR SPRAY ...... , . . ■ . . e $1.50 inti flame moments after take­ Tli'e plane daughl fire just after In the dispute medical .soric^^, James C. Hagerly, Ktsenhbw- i The • legislature kept an eye on ekirl and aiiiling iweeil. orfiil plalda. ion wise subteens. The classic boy coat of camel and it would deter the Red Chinese The officlljl Central News (('ontinusa ni I’Rgc T)iree) off and hurtl*d like a firebaU into leaving, the runway, pancaked-and jraprescntatlun- on the CMS hnai‘?r^>j, hnai‘fr>,.'a ureas aecrelarv said he saw the U.'S. Supreme Court—already youngater. She appeared anniiallv, LARGE JOHNSON BABY POWDER ...... 59c from trying an Invasion of thejoft-. Agency quotetMntelllgence aoiirces a farmyard. lost a wing as It.akldded past 24th of directors apparently was hihiim- no dilTeieni'C setieiaiy, between sam the ne Presi­ saw in a special Integratioa session in In the apring produrlinna and. af- i wool with two full pockets and back belt. The,plaid ■IKSir^ Islands. ter a number of yeara, became | TONI HOME PERMANENTS ...... $2.00 aa sHying a Red amphlbloyis as­ At least 50. required hoapital Ave. About a mil* from the end |m ared out at a meeting of .Natmii- dent's views and Rankin's. Asked W'ashlngton as the High Court jumper can be worn with or without belt. Completely T)ie''^nnoimcement said both sault againstagi the Tan Islets be- treatmet, including Rep. Don Mag- of the field on the snuth outskirts al Blue .Shield mediators and whether Elsenhower himself sees considered the Llttje Rock inte- •tiidtnt teacher T^la continued j Nationalist------and American officials , tw-een1 QucmqyQi afid the Red maln- one! of Minneapolis and flamed for Half I CMS offlciiils last nlglil. grstlon. during Mlaa BoUlnfi'a echool yeara JEAN NATE AFTER BATH LOTION ...... $1.50 washable. Sizes 8 to 14. Federal Jury I nusson -(D-Washl. At least any difference Hagert.v said he were satlafled' with the results ■ of i land would be hignl.v possible next ' was repoi'ted critically "fWJured -a mile as it skidded through the CMS officials were not availiible hadn't asked Ihe President. He Final passage of the Faubus until ahe Ijecame an aaalatani three STRIPE TOOTHPASTE...... 53e and 69c the exercise. week, wheri*'a ncak-full fhoon and ' EXTRA SPECIAL! j The 56 passengers struggled to cdi-nfleld. for comment, but an official of promised to do so later. plan Was a certalnt.v even before yeara ago. Thla paal year ahe waa As the Communist arUliery at- high tides would alerlatn field where the .No Panic "1 fell satisfied with wluil was piiyatval power or court orders, 54" X Ifl" rilll bed elr.f. Only X . T T tion barrages of Saturday ancT ed In the .same area arid are pre- ' evidence about Jangilhg telephones iit performanrea thrniighniit the | ...... iin a room over p. Terre'*'^4^i'ute, plane Tb*d taken off about 3;40 "Ibelr behavior was remark­ read. " Feeney said, "iind bpij^vp * P , Most other Kills in the Faubus BAN DE'ODORANT ...... 98c Sunday. The spokesman said the .siimabty pfepared to, board the a.m. CDT on a” flight t.o Portland. the rest of Ihe council will .go Rankin. package aimed at sypportlng this ■tate. ^ Ship’n Shore Red gunners were now skipping (Ind,. restaurant to prove lb* gSm- able," Said Magnuason. "There Mra. Glbaon will act aa advlaor to , Klorli up now on iheee pada from one of ihe riuinlr,v'a larg- fleet. ■Ore., and Seattle-Tapoma. Wash was no panic.'It made me proud of along with this. " • "I have-said just what I am measure. IMPROVED lODIN-RATION from area to afea throughdut the Trainloads of ammunition htlng operation owes federal taxes the couple, j Mt mllU! ^ on *3,263,150 in bet*. Tbirtjt'-five of the injured were the human race the way they art- Keeney woidd nqt discu.sa details going to say and I am not going; TABLETS ...... 99e and $3.49 sub-teen’s Quemo,v complex of Islands Just being speeded to key artillery taken Irt Northwestern Ho.spllal. ed;'” of the p'ompromtse! hot he indicat- to say Anything more," Hagerty ((.Vintlmied on Page Three) off the coast of mainland China. areas only 5 to 10 miles sci-nas the • The Indietments vvere returned , ...... CALCI-CAPS ...... $1.24 and $4.99 Nationalist authorities declined Monday, two days before the end ' Attendants salcL 18 of them were Membera of the Christian fam- ed It concerned madicul socle.y repllerl. water from Quehioy. ; 'of the long procession of 177 wit- m'^n, H women, one boy snd an In- lepresentatlon on the,CMS gov-; "Didn't he iKIsenhowerl ssy he Accident flaiirels ' and $6.96 favorite to speculate on the shifting taV- Meanwhile, Nationalist Foreign ernlng hoard. saw no chance of any divergence?" SPECIAL UNICAP MULTI VITAMINS . . . $3.11 tics. But observers felt it could, , nesses, tnduding 42 stubborn ones fanl. ((.'nnttniied on Page Fifteen) Minister Huang Shap Kii express­ J who dodged answers ubder the Among the ,3{> -were the four -T~ The society has six rHembors on' another reporter asked. Visit for Bulls Hack to School meiMi the -Reds think they know ed gratification ithjit President the strongest of the Quemoy de- ; Fifth Amendment. j crew members. Others were taken Ihe 12-man board, but says Its cur-j Divergence Noted Ivy shirt... Ei.seiihower had stressed the inter­ lent representatives are "iinac-l "Of-course he did,"-Hagerty re- B u lle tin s , fenses and are trying to knock locking Importance of the offshore 119 fllllllon. In .10 Weeks ! Ancker Hospital In St. .Psill Prienda In town have rerior to an Invasion at­ Don A. Tabbert, the boyish- ' and still others to Veterans Hos- Cpowley, Jones reptable" to if, IL^has also oh- PUcil. ' • from the AP,Wires Islands with the security of For­ Jeb'ed to CMS bylaWs which now Technically Rankin's rio-delay newa from Mra. R leonani Riill. NYLON HOSIERY zephyr oxford tempt. mosa Itseff. . Ei.senhower'told hi* looking dlitrlct attorney who pltal neai th* ali-flcld. Saraeota. Fla. Ihe former Ikirla , The NstionaliSts have not made celebrated his 30th birthday dur­ >fost of ')iem, suffered cuts and give life tenure to (?MS director.*, hrtef, "fBed'"a few^ hour* before the Pr. news conference yesterday Que- FriendSa Tokyo The society Want* the power to re- court opening, was addressed to Roy. atating the! the vlall Ihey l-’ir.sl quality full fa-ihioiieri lui-apum raoM THE knqwnKnofwn theIM Intensity,iniensuy.or of ineirtheir rf-p-,^ovr*-( ftncL Mal«u Hie ra^rr iniW- ing theine 'investigation, invepug said the bruise.*. Tile nam* -of th» most . INJI’NCTION IN VIRGINIA turn fire but it hw been moslty*'tiint to Foiniosa’H defence thnn of .the eiyht men may brin? seriously injured paasencer was move ail'd replace its repiesenla- iHe specific situation at Little Charlotlesville, Va., Aug. {,8 UR had plAnned for thla week In Man- nylona. New Bhadea in -100 needle •JEWIWOF Tire 2 9 8 lives 01^ the bosiM. Rock. -But it contalneil s general ■Aar' COLLECTION defensive shelling against Red gun thpy were three yea'fs ago. pi'oof of a niucb bigger, handle n'-' |p'r'«H'at"'v svA'iebi“. ^ 1,0 rporatlon Court Judgn cheater h(ia been canceled hv an micro-film no-aeama or 60 gauge dark positions. Tills Is the easiest type . The President ileclined'to specu- " million In 19 week* during The flight.' the .Stiver Dollar No. Hostess Claims^ ' Also Involved in the dispule Is do-il-now argument which could Oeorge .M. Coles today Issued 9 accident to their daughter Pene­ riATVaED AT .137. originated in, W’ashlngton. a new CMS contract which would apply in any1y . sltiiatinn where piib-X temp<>rary iujunrlioo forbidding aenm aheera. Size® 8' J to 11. of fire "to. sp.pt, and. the Reds pre-1 late, however, on the posalhility i I*®* football and world lope 11 sumabl.v are able to fist the general that U.S. aj med- forces -woiiU re- ! series baseball season, D. C., and stopped a t PUtaburgh, Tokyo, Aug. 28 i!Pi — A Jap ­ lalse income limits for pre-patd lie opposition to desegregation is Ihe (harloUesvIlle Rehool Board area.* if not the actual dug-ln gun tallate if the. Communlifts launch A Treasury Agents' raid last from assigning any pppUs, while Fourteen year-oki Penny (they anese night*club hosteM testified ' (Continued on Page Fifteen) ((lontlnued on Pago Three) have two younger -rhlldmiI iva.a positions. I an attack on the isisnds. Nov. 20 closed the third story nr Negro, to city scnoola. The I Terre Haute gambling headqiiar- today t{iat the saw no evidence j rehtreilntag order, Identical with vlaltmg fnendia In nearby F,iigle------■“ I ters. I of 111 feeling between Joseph P. | an Injunction previously Issued wood, and while aitting in llie liv­ News TirfjHtii I Crowley and ,hls brother-in-law, j ngalnst the Norfolk School Board ing riM'iii waa woiiMled In Hie I The accused ..... - aged 41 to 70 . IT were aa belligerent a* itome of [T.A.D. Jones Jr„ op the ntght be-:.: by (wo State Supreme.Court Jos* ■eheeli when a hiillel fmiii a 22- CuMeiY fronri AP Wires ' fore Jones died. ilces, is effective today and eon*. ral. gun pierc ed Ihnnigh' a .arreen New Fall HARDBAGS I the gambler WitneasM during the Probe of TV Quiz Fix Dr. Lawrience 7 Inquiry,, curaing and' shoving re­ Junko NiahtKawa, 25,,' was the tlniiea in elfeiflt through Oct. IB.' door and alrurU her II waa Herd j . ' . . I . . - f ' hiirgo au.kortineiil in failles, silb-teen sizes 8 to 14 porters''Si-hen they surrendered In liLit prQHe<;ii4ion w Uneii . In the bv a neiglihor win* .« aa liiinHiiR Cl.y% .Service Commission mAnHlAU|{:htef'trial of Crowley,; gU'ARNED To QUIT QUEMOT rata He waa charged with Illegal a group and postpd *10.000 bait threatened with Congrewslonal In- jilnstic calf, tweeda and gcii bonds. New Haven, Conn., bitalneHamaii, [ y Tokyo, Aug. 28 —Piping iiae of a niOanii In a popnlaled Greatest (afhion in the crowd. The buttwi-dowq shirt Now Includes 4 Shows, l4 t^ )o sold today Red China haa area The .hiillet. aflei entering ntile leather, rlino.sc from N'Fission Pioneer Tabhert hopes to \have the case ■ by Ship’n ^horel Tailored just for sub-teens with I read.J.i_ y ' foi- trial In »TIj.S. a Distrlrt'Iix"non*i ®rrtt to National Assfi./issn. ofot letter leiier (,rother-ln-lewbrother-in-law In . their Tokyo wamiNl Nationalist Chinese 4e< her cheek, wei” Ihrough a gland lote, top handle, clutch and fenders on Quemoy to “wlths smart back pleat, long sleeves, tails that sUy tucked in. eaiiaing an nfeclion and ahe waa over the .shoulder style.s. All Pal(|( Alto, Qallf., Aug. 28 |4>)-- ^ber'^Arirsign%'n” *'wW " sriT'^or'n"ght of'drinki%. ^The^two^me^’* ^ 28 (A*!,,-- The* York Minor ss saying tie was' draw since , the island la a alek Utile girl until U waa re- ' Finest combed cotton oxford. A snap to suds!,. oer. A ralgnnjent was s.l tor |„ Tokyo lo biiv an olLattorney's office arranged paid *1.100 as a result of his rom- d oom ed..,.a landing is lipml* moved ,She la out of danger now the latest fall I'olor.s.- ,, , Dr. Ernest O. Lawrence, nuclear sept. 4.. land at 98 Informed sources tanjtifer. to question at ICaat a doien more j Inlni to program officials. nent.” A Japanese langtitoge The family formerly lived on White. Jlisslon pioneer and Nobel p r i* The eight are no JohnaV-come-! say several U.N. members, Incliid- .Miss; Nlslflkawa said she and P«f»ofi» I™!")’ ‘n a wfdenlng probe h A also was quoted as .;jayliig... hixiadrast monitored here said Oobiirn Rd. until they moved to Suk‘teens, come sec other Ship’n Shores fust for youi (Tinner, died last night al4«^ su r­ la-’rtrfiinires in gambllngr^W have suggested that, another hosleee left Crowlev, tclevtsllDn quiz shows, triggered thei a defeated woman loi^'trstant f Red, Chinese Army hcadquar- Saraaota over three yeara ago frankly gery St Palo Alto Hospital, ''H e 14 mV Of Jonl. and another Ameriean At b.v the Investigation of the "Dot-; ,,n the show received *4,^KMl af- ters'in Fukien Province.'on tha Mra. Bull waa a profeaalnnal anig was 57. ' . »e d-layed 10 ,day., tha*j^i>tel tin se l satrance------at 3 a.m. after P^Pram ...... op- ^ mainland const, sani a. written *r. They have a atiidio and liohUv , to build up a clientele Of bettors scheduled s a rt is .Sept, 19. ' an evening of- dancing. David 8. .Worgan. executive as- ponent liad.,been sii)^lied advance warning—presumably by /leallet "^more TBCN DEPARTMENT—SEOONU-Fl^R. Dr. Lawrence had suffered ul- wbo could Afford to WHjfOtvHH much. dro|>—lo Quemoy's comnumder aupply atore In Saraaota and many ^ eyratlv* colitis for years, his doc­ Communist bloc launched new "The' AnTericans were gpy and Jjstent to Dist. Att>'. •' ''afik ,S,, aniovera to quest4.ons. local people have called on them International propaganda, organ to seemed to have an Interesting con- Horgsn. saW yesteftlay that three ■ Hilgemeler.s story.- a* piiblfshcd and deputy' commander yeater* ea. tor ssM. (Continued on;Page ^ esf) alnce they located In Florida fem^ine . The director of the University of spread the' Moscow-Pelplng* line versatlon in the taxi. Thel-e were other qui* slmwe were under^^ru-j bv^the new.spapera waa as follows: | da.v. Galifornls’s . radiation laboratory throughout world . . ; Pickup no quarrels." she testified.' ' posstble lrregularitl{s.-l He was selected from the audi- fhf nfw look ana linet of your had Joined other top-level scien­ trucK snd sta'lon wagon collide Ine nrosBciilioti called Mias Nla- ^ui he did not name them. enc.e early last May to serve as a .STAY FOR NEORO SEEN tists at Geneva in an international IVfamie Will and'dclll man nhd hnhy, hurt 9 in hlkawh to tewify sC t ■ Worgan said 10 persons thus, standby to -'Vheneve. a .Montgomery, Ala- Aug. 38 conference on scientific 'detection Hudson. 'N.Y. . . Oraianizatlonnl tion prior to lopes’ death 2f Crow- •’■ve been quizzed im connec-1 l egulai contestant was unable lo do —Jimmy Wilson, the Negta Ample Free Parking Rear Of Store of nuclear e?cplosions. but was toy^^left hnn^wmch^^^^^^^^ "Dott(i'|^inquiry,j so. H, w^ i ^ re,tort the hand.vmii)i sentenced to die for Ike Fly to IVeH^oi^t meeting called today by group of ..V u... • . 1. ItniThed off by an Iralh contest-] first time on May 20. rohMiig an 83<-year-oM white forced by illness to fly home last eastern investors whet acquired Na­ J n M Whfrh 'riiwliv ' *"t’a complaint. ( I While waiting backstage on thkt widow, won an almost certat8....'.i.„ ♦ Bweater month. tional B a ite rs Life Insurance Co. Jones and which Crowjgy^ contents concerning those persons al-'date he’noticed a previous winner stay of execuHon today.. Tha .) Back to School ANKLETS Quonset R. L. Aug. 28 - he hurt several daya,%efore ip a He entered Peralta Hospital In President Btaenhower. witflout of Dallas . . . Coast Guard says it rendy appearing at Horgan's of- a \v;qnian who was lo make an- .Alabama Supreme Court hand^ W« wOtcoma charga o c c o u r H ! Groan Trading Stomps oro ■nearby Oakland Aug. 10-after an Mrs. Eisenhpw.er. ected \ •will continue? to check repoiri that -~ed down a list of decisloas with* Fine qualit.t nnklels in cotton, nylon and wool stretch. givon with cash tolas and also to castemars who poy thair aciite attack of ulcerative colitis -land here to out ruling on Wilson’s^ lequest and was transferred to Palo A)to a.m. -and go for a rebMring. The 'court haa inspirerf by the'u oman^y ways of the Far East^ ehorga account within fiftoon (15) days dftar biHidg data. for the (operation. to the mimmer j asst of I’ort Jerretson, ,N.Y.-c*.'.”*. ( nmg neiore a out amn i y,ev are Ji already upheld the death sal­ . VoOng man and girl fatally hurl notice anythifig unusual.wboul his .. •’ / ” . GORDON WOOL and NYLON STRETCH ...... $1.00 F irst Cyctotfon Coat *38 i Fort Adams reservation at New open to tlie page on which ahe had; ience, but ddfenae dMonseya Long on lookf»-^aliort on care! This ycat’a ..clas.sic set Dr. Lawrence Invented the ' port- ..when )»4i:«ck br a New ,VoHt O a-'; left hami"’^e didn't cofnplain of The complainant comp who initiated l>een wrltjflg. asked tke Justlc(to tod^ecAMta*. TRIMFIT NYLON SOCKS ...... V...... Pr. 59e comes closer to your hips (aa.Fa.ihiqn cominand8)-^omes ■tom-shattering cyclotron, an In- ' Prens secrctar.v James C. Hag ..'tl*sl\Rallrimd train las', 'night. . anv. pal'n." t)ie ’'Dotto”Dotto" probe le Edward Hll- Hilgemeier glanced at the writ- er. .jiv...—,. — Reminder! etniment fotj, converting one ele-j ertv aald thia morping that Mrs. 1 T>to R«v. Vincent F-, Finn, The defenae opened Ha case by -Ameier ' jr..'a ”F«rt-tlb>« IpiMer,' ing and then, aa the ahow went on cUi.se to a.sking for no care at all. Both cardigan and pull- ment into another, in 1930. : His : Biaenhowtr plana to drive up to pastolr of St. Joseph s R. C. Church , ss.Vlng it would prove Jones was bit actor, and conteaUnl on quiz the air, he was surprised to learn ALTITUDE RECORD (L a IMEP GORDON SNUG dUFF SOCKS ...... Pr. 79e on are niock-fashioned of Luxura—a creamy orlotj that first one coal *25, Rhode laland, sUrtihg tomorrow ^ *1 Slielton since 1954, died today { in a high state of intoxication and shows. that questions being asked her tVashington, Aug, 38(1.0*—The Tht MancbMttr Trust ' GORDON SPORT SOCKS ...... Pr. 59e washes without pilling. Colors: Navy, pink, white, emer­ He buiJt one of the world.y great and stopping over In New York. M SL.iMmy'" Hospital, Water-,, may have inflicted the fatal in-, officials skid Hilgemeier, a , were contained in the nolcbodk Soviet magazine 1>!$SR eaya Co.^witi rMumt ald, toast, sand, brown, and Borneo slate. Sues 34-40. scientific Isboratori^e around hifl Hagerty said that he .could-notbury.. .\Mme Ohiang Kai-Shelf | Juries on himself while etumbUng ,und-by contestant on "Dotto",; along with the correct answenl. Russia has .achieved a new pltt* CORK cyclotrons on the ..university’s V exacUy .when she will aniVf; j wapls U\8. Govertiment to Inform about the room,. . }old them he was paid off when he; Hilgemeier ripped the material iude-recoyd of 29* ala* ARLURE BOBBY SO CKS ...... T Pr. 39e Berkeley oamikis'. The instruments but believed It might be 8atur-* Rod China It'wHI fight If Reds Koyoeht Chiba,/chemiet of the :^mplalned to program heads that j ovHW- the pptebook and later In- , gle atage'rocketa. ctmeat SATURDAY MORNING SHORT SLEEVE.SLIP-ON...... M .9 8 played a Itejrrole-ln developifig the ,;day morning. j itavade effshpre islands In -the Tokyo Metnppollfan Medical Ex-1 a woman was being given the quiz formed- {he, defeated contestant.; issue of (the meathly saag a^ BANKING MAMCHISTIR COHM- also claliam th at a aew type^eJ GORDON DEB S O C K S ...... , Pr. 39e LONG SLEEVE CARDIGAN . . . • S5.98 lin t nuclear bomb, producing the ■* This change of plan eliminated ; ^rm osa Strait..." Oeneigl Elec- smineris Department, testified the', answers .in advance. ,* Milgemeier p o t h e r •woman, of w hat he had CORNM MAIH^ood OAK STftKTS figat aelf-exploding uranium zMl. .Uif poaalbUity of g 49-mlnute boat: tiRc'aaya 'll will offer new sav- 'autopsy .showed' Jones' blood 'con* j then complained lo ^ the Federal learned. ro chet'lauarhed ia May 1857 S«fiit. 4 ARLURE ENGLISH RIB S O C K S ...... ^3 Pr. $1.00 SPORTSWEAR DBPARTMKkr—RECONB FLOOR. From the laboratory, whicb Law- ■ trip 'actiDM the bay (ram.Qoohaet |itagr"Uiid sA^rity program to lu Uined l.Og milligrams of .alcohol Communications Contmlsston. Meanwhile, three noted w-innera carried, a paylea*. af j- , —----- jliniployae wtiMi remal eentraat . — ■ — • r . Hi'jenieier was. qjibled by. the pouade te a a alN tM e e t 188 « I .«• Fata Ten} ' .(OabttaaM m Page SKIw) Italka •e u n I^r I^ r Day... (Deattaned ea Page rifteea) I(awr and X4w (Coatlaaed eta Faga EMv m ■dlea. ' / ‘ ‘ Is ' / r , t .. _■ '1 ' ' l l -