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MANCHESTBA EVENING H&RALD. UANCHESTEB. CONN BVEim^G HEBAUb. MAttCHESTBB, OOKlt^ WEDNESDAY. 8KPTKMBBR U . IM l r - '. I said there were many "flrsta” Andover Water PoUuted, tha AP. , and said he found it an axcitlng *k- dim'^at «h* Untveriity. TM o th e n ,'. beetdea to* Rev. He added AP. mmy not always perience "to be a part Oi. uiu ..ertw:i»as naased to the Freedom Riders Mr. OoCflii. are toe Rev. Gaylord Schools Closed have been first but its wrapups of and the magnifldeut work they dean’s u t during th* past tw o Noyce, asStatant professor of re- l%hool Board atorisB wert “ the best—the kind doing around tha world.” tams, It now a aenlor, a pre-mtd On IHal Friday U gM at T ale; George B. Smith, , In Gloucester you want to give your people.” . atudant A lso letum ed to BU la a T m laA atodent: John D. MS- Dwight had a word of praise for n»e National IPark Service and_ Mlati Noraan O’Brien, daughtar of gutto and David ■. Swift, pro- Montgomery, Ala., Sept 18 UPl iesaora at Weolayaa Uhtverstty in Hears Reports, Gloucester, Mass., Sept 13 UP) — toe Boston AP Bureau for its akiUa the National Geographic Society State FoUea lA Thomaa lit SchoOla were closed todi^ in this and accuracy. have completed excavation of Long O'BHen and Mbs. O'Brien of Ptaw — Circuit soUeltor (prosecutor) Middletown, Conn.; Bernard Lee William Thetford saya the trial of of Montgomery; Joseph Ctaarlee At the meeMng of toe Andover fishing port city of 36,000 because He thanked New England AP House, a major cave city in Col­ St. She la SUM a membw of the o f poUdeion o f toe water supply. members for their support in hla orado's Wetoerill Mesa. senior claaa. 11 “Freedom Riders" will begin on Janet and C3:^e Carter of Char^ Beard of Edubatton last night, echedule Friday unless members iotte, N C.; toe Rev. Wyatt Tee 'llie City Health Department ^^^f'ederalPo^ Mlaa Karen O’Brien, graduatiid RiO lotel Supsrintofident Charlss scheduled an emergency meeting. from Windham High School last of the group .appeal to the U. S. Walker of Atlanta and toe Rev. : Stipreme Court Fred Shuttleaworto of Birmlng- AbsU annoupcsd that his last work The Massachusetts Department lb * . M *riU lU rticlc. JoomUuui Juno, has ehtarod Omtral Oonnec^ Several Connecticut men, includ­ ham. day would 1m Oct: 11, and hla M- of Public Health said examinations ItembdItWIWWW, (Md Ueut State ColMge m Mew Brit­ ing the Rev. WUllem Sloane Oof- ftcial retirement date would Re ahowed the presence of “ bacteria ttet rin htd'wdhMB Mttfl*d *&1<- ain. Tln, chaplain o f Tale Unlverelty, NAVT TO SELL PLANT Dec. 1, INI. Aram Dnitiarjlan, diamterisUc of pollution” in the aiw aald, Archie Berkowltx of Cheetnut while seeking to be served together terday approved toe Navy's jfiana sclxxd social worker. Miss Btosl directory. Radio stations also help' therefortt^ ftatod, that nsli .]^U, la a patient at Windham at a b«u station counter here ordi­ to sell toe piw>erty. However, BatcUlet would be at toe school ed. ' . ■he aocepted-tlle d|p(diititt*dt. Ted- Community Memorial Hospital. narily patronized only.by whites. both House and Senate Armed Monday afternoons, starting Sept. The Public Works Department ttrday’* ^aira. carried the atory Several of the "Freedom Riders' Services Oommitteee have ftnal 18. Miu Batchelet, a resident of cut off Haskell ResetVoir, the city’s that aha ItiA t^Mh'tuihed to thla Maaclimter Evening Herald CO- are Megroea AH were charged with control of the salea Bast Hampton, is toe former su- normal source of supply, and began §8900 iiditt>y '^rr*a«a7-Beeretary hnnbi* eorreepoadent, Mre. Don­ breach of the peace. psrvlsory school social worker for drawing from another reservoir. I)ou(laa ai^ tiudr the releaaa had Ten membera of the group chal' toe city of Hartford and la pres- An increase in beer drinking was ald R. Tattle, telephone ACademy SENATORS SPLIT snOy in charge of the school so­ haen made Senator Iticinaa 3. S-IA*5, lenged the law in federal district Washington, Sept IS UP) — Con- one of the first . effects. House­ XM d. court, asking an injunction to pro­ cial worker program for toe towns holders gave up drinks with ice and nectieut's aenatore took opposing of Msrlborouih and Essex. *1 aqtldolad qiwily at home en> hibit their trial, Tills was denied views on President Kennedj^s ap­ switched to beer. Joylac the amUnMe aad‘*Ute lake,” 58 S1LBE IN STORMS by U.S. District Judge Frank N. Bach year toe State of Con peal to limit the impacted school, necUcut requires an enumeration ate aald.‘ "Tf'Cdldpt even know of Acapulco. Mexico, Sept 13 UP)— Johnson Jr., and now the (Sreuit aid program to one year instead of me new* releaae until aomeone Taking advantage of the distrac­ Court of Appeals has sided with of all children from birth to 18 two years. Dsmocrat Thomss J. years in each town to take place called m e-oh the phone,about It, tion provided by a thunderstorm, Johnson, Thetford said yesterday. Dodd voted for an amendment yes­ Publisher Lauds then I picked"up.the paper and 59 prlsonera escaped from the city The Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy of during toe month of October. The terday limiting the program to one board of education la asking for n a d the.ltemJ^ Jail of this Pacific resort yester­ Montgomery was the only defend­ year, while Republican Prescott Associated Press " lira. lienrKit'tt chairman of the day. The prisoners had dug a tun­ ant who did not join in seeking applications for any person in­ Bush opposed it. The amendment terested in doing the enumeration Democratic Town •Oommittee and nel under the prison wait the injunction. , was defeated, 45-40, South Bgtemont, Maas., Sept. 13 State ,centiat .cttnmlUaewoman and has alloted 1135.00 to cover toe cost. Applications are to be (AV-Memberahip In the Associated Irom the tnM^diatrlct. She te alno Press )a the greatest investment a A. rncmbim df the local Board of . made to toe school office no later than Sept. 25. newspaper can make, a prominent iUucatloh and active in the reylon- Maiaachuaetta publisher said last o f the CABEX The board has instituted a policy all $8.99 for tola school year prohibiting the night. « Need for None Studied William Dwight, editor and pub­ values*. ^ A atudy of the need for a full use of classrooms to anyone ex-" lisher of toe Holyoke Tranacript- ttme puUie health nurae la beliig JutI a Few Waaks Left cept students for toe school ^ y . Telegram, spoke W ore the annual •n^e by a commltte* appointed Arrangement for other roo^ for convention of the New England through action of the liiat town religious classes formerly held in Associated Press News Executives Oaetlag. They will bring th^flnd* these classrooms will be made be­ Association. tt^ before the Oetraer annual la Whlah tween toe principal, M!rs. Doris He is also co-publlaher of the gieetiag. The Rev. Georg«.K.Baaiu Chamberlain, and the Rev. John Greenfield Recorder-Gazette, pub- haa been named chairman of the Honsn of St. Coluthba’s (tourch. Uaher of the Concord, N. H., Moni­ detmnlttee ■ he la the leader la the Registration for these classes wto tor, and a director of the Associat­ dcbvity to dite — inati To S a V e 10% On Personalized diristmas Cards take place in toe all-purpose room ed Press. floou gh the X iote jC3ub and of the school M(mday. Dwight said AP membera get Safora the FTA^ Mra. George W « Hov* 30 C 964 MAIN ST,^MI^-7781 the resignation of Mrs. Robert eral manager) and hia crowd there dtidea Mra Benjamin BanOia- Axinger. Ellsworth Coveil, chair­ are enormous and exciting plans in e

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subscribers a questtonnslrs about exploitation o f Australian re­ Canal Record Crack^ bria at lower lavela o&ald have South Windtor Brownatoln; property on Laurel atizensPoU^ a currant problem, listing steps J ap an e^ Inspect sources for Japan’s steel industry. Russian Caviar Reds Fire 7th N-Shot Abrupt Fallout been blown over Russian territory S t from A. J. Mlsuraea to Pauline suggested as possible solutions: As part of its tour the Japanese Instead of headtiw generally east­ M. Miautaca. On Public Issues The subscriber marks his choices mission inspected Australian har­ Port Said, Egypt—For the first Aussie Resources time, Sues Canal transit tolls last Source Periled ward away from Russia. Football Leagues Warantes Deeds: Property at 48 SPECIAL THURSey SAT. on two cards. One is sent to his bor facilities. In a low pressure area winds Dogwood La. from A. Wt Brickley year. exceeded 50-000,000 Egyptian lucrease Noted Chicago— A nonprofit, non-par­ congressman; the other is return­ Canberra Less than two dec­ pounds. Cthe Egyptian pound . Is blow counter-clockwise, •'thus, in­ Schedule Drive to R. A. Herzog et al(Property on ed to the firm. stead of going directly eastward, ly Rd. from J. R. % k e r t to J. E X TR A FIRM O O L D B O N D tisan company that enables active ades after Japan tried to seize Aus­ lA the 6th Century B.C. the worth $2.87.) This was an increase Moscow — Caviar exports bring Neutralist elttasna to tell their stands on cur­ The firm tabulates the results tralia for its "Greater Skuit Asia monarch o f Persia was protected of 8,900,000 pounds over 1959 and about $8,000,000 a year to Russia. (doBttaoed tram Pi^ta Oaa)' any radioactive debris present hf Degnan st al; eight pieces of C O L D B O N D TWIN the troposphere—up to about 40,000 A house to house oanvaM w ill be proper^ at various locations from rent problems to congressmen has and sends reports to the subscrib­ Coprospe^ty Sphere” during World by the ’Immortars,” a personal 18,200,000 over 1955. Goods trans­ The demand for caviar is increas­ conducted Saturday for funds to INinBBWBIMO bssn set up in Chicago. ers and to each member of Con­ W ar II, a Japanese mlsi^on has ago—had the force o f aevelral mil­ feet where the stratoepers starts b, N. Grant to C. V. Akley;, . prop­j poatruBK MATnuESS MATTRJCM bodyguard that always numbered ported'through the canal last year ing, but the Ri^sian supply threat­ lion tons of TNT. —would he carried riightly west, support the Midget and Pony Foot­ erty on Steep Rd. from NicholsonNlchi Blach hionth the firm malls its gress. visited Australia to dlscuia joint 10,000. totaled 168,800,000 tons. ens to drop alarmingly unle4a steps Call on President The test early yesterday was in then south, he explain^. ball Leagues. Realty Inc. to T. R. Zaterka et al; the air above the fistic island of Machta and hlg colleagues esti­ Plans for the canvass. will be property on Hillside Dr. from Nich­ " $38.88 $27.75 Novaya Zemlya—the third test mated that any such tropospheric completed tomorrow at a meet­ olson Realty Inc. to W. J. Maguire lOaattmMd rroni Om ) lawyers’ "qualifications for ' con­ in that area since Sunday, debris would have passed over the ing of the league officials and in­ Jr. et al; property on Avery St. northern extremity of Norway and terested parents. The meeting will from John Pasqualini et al to F. tinuing membership In the State Yesterday's explosion matched MAPLE HEAD BOARD ALUMINUM o f the divded Oernian city creates Bar Association.” Ui4 largest in the current series, the Murmansk area of Russia, then be held at 8 p.m. at Town Hall. It C. Beneventp et al; property on the g^reatest Immediate danger of The committee, recently appoint-^ but was far short o f the 100-meg­ curved across Russia with the edge Was originally scheduled for F ri­ Main St. from R. B. Sanborn^ Jr. H O U Y W O O l) poLpiNO jcar war. Hence hla eraphula In plan­ ed by the executive council, which aton level which Soviet Premier of the cloud passing over Lenin­ day but was pushed forward to to Louis Totfolon; property at 171 ning fot the meeting was on Ber­ permit time to organize the can­ QUILTED MATTRESS is the governing body of the as­ Khrushchev says his cotmtry will grad, said over Moscow or a little Woodland Dr. from Woodland Park BOX SPRING and w ith B. F . GOODRICH lin Issues. sociation, is made up of; reach. to the north of it. vass. 'Inc. to R. C. Bohemier et al; prop­ METAL FRAME FOAM BfATTRESS Kennedy has had some explora- Atty. James W . Cooper, New The five other Soviet tests Tonight, the Women’s Auxiliary erty on Croft Dr. from Burnham toey soundings ma^e, chiefly hy ranged from 20,000 ton equivalent of the midget league will meet at Blstates Inc. to R. E. Prlmavera et Tomovroit tit M i Haven, former president of the TJ.8.. Ambassador Llewellyn State Bar Association; Atty. Jona­ to the 150,000 ^to 200,000 class. Dramatists Ptek 8 p.m a t the home o f Mr. Fred al; property on Oakland Rd. from ^79.00 M9.88 Thompson In Moscow, to find out than F. Ells, Winsted, former pres­ Ih e bomb the U.S. dropped on Dooley, 284 Avery St Mothers of F. A. Mikolite et al to W. J. Han' whether Khrushchev Is seriously Hiroshima was in the 20.000 ton boys playing in either the Miget or non et al; property at 44 Benedict ident of the. State Bar association; SEE OUR MANY OTHER SALE ITEMS THAT ARE Interested In negotiating a Berlin and A tty. John Q. Ulson Jr., New class ‘Born Yesterday’ Pony leag\M are invited. Dr. ITrom C. M. Shimkus et al to Graduates Nursing School settlement other than on his own Haven, president-elect of the as­ A. W. Smith Jr.; property at 80 ESraOIALLY LOW PRICED DURINO THIS EVENTl t ii It’s possible that some fallout Miss Elizabeth Hood of Buck- terms: that Js, a settlement provid­ sociation. "Bom Yesterday,” a threie-act Hayes Rd. from B. H. Wheelock et from the two latest Soviet nuclear land Rd., Wapping, graduated ing fo r abandonment of W est Ber­ The six lawyers scheduled to ap­ comedy, was selected as the fall al to R. H. Anderson; property at weapons tests—t}ie ones involving Sept. 7 from Maryland General lin by the western powers. pear at the hearing are Nathaniel production by the Little Theater 155 Laurel St. from Woodland HOWARD'S SLEEP CENTER big H-bomb type devices — has Hospital School of Nursing. She So far, V.S. oIBcials report, the Bergman, Hartford; Irwin I. Krug, blown back over Russian populated of Manchester, Phillip Burgess Park Inc. to R. U. Grill et al. will remain at the hospital as a *** **'siSpSPB in Circuit Of Your House! Is to conummlcate the thoughts Court 12, Manchester, Oct. 2. •ad concerns o f the Belgrade con fiitenoe to you,” he added. He egpressed the hope that "our 8 Q U AinCRS G ltm ity's W ill R«-S(dt t4it Average Six-RPom Houst WfHi talks will bear fm lt to help this These LOW, LOW prices wHh a wide choice, 'world avoid calamity and catas Rbodesia Puts ($ 2 . 0 0 ) .tPophe." * NATIONAL "PirrSaUROH L ^ K " ALUMINUM SIDtHGt Kelta ^Kdte In French, hla being translated Into Eng- Troops Along of 8 beautiful open-stock patterns bring fine He told the President “We • Termite-proof, rodent-proof,- fire-resistant and maintenance-free. Your you a message o f peace and in ;ust 50 minutes choice of 10 beautiful colors ...... $14.95 per mo. Jy ofi peace.” Katanga Line sterling within the reach of everyone. Not in .. [ He said that the new nations of • COLORBESTOS SIDEW ALL— ^Finished with a high quality plastic that lea and Asia "need peace even (Oontlnned from Pago Ojw) than the great powers need protects the color and resists dirt infiltration. Never needs paint to pre­ many o year have you seen such VALUE and ^ because they are still In a tlons might havs disapproved of serve it. Comes in five pastel colors and white-...... $12.95 P®** B a g s of development. the actions of the elected govern­ ...TRY THE NEW ^ ''VV4vUL|SW oL ^ S u karn o brought along a reUnue ment (of Katanga) of of the de­ • CEDAR SHINGLES— Deep grooving and processing accent the color and there’s little likelihood you’ll see itagaii>-ever! f 44 advisers and aldea including sire of the government and people jprelgn hOnlster Subsndrlo. Kelta of that country to retsdn their po­ COIN-OPERATED DRYCLEANER texture of natural wood. Thick-butts provide utmost beauty and strength. S ^ accompanied by seven advls- litical independence.” Choice of distinctive, durable colors...... $10.95 per mo. i[| s and sddes. Wekmaky said "Common pru dence congmlled me to make cer- Gllenney’s will re-roof the average six-room house with Do not confuse these patterns with Inferior bUn precautlonaary troop move­ ^tate B a r Sets V ments.” 417 Main Stn Manchester • Square tab thick-butt shingles ...... $7.95 P®*" He predicted that guerrilla war­ coin-operated M I 9-8888 sterling. These ore among International’s finest fare might break out in Katanga ^ Hearings for 6 • Wind Seal asphalt shingles...... $8.45 P®^ as a result of the action and said L DRY CLEANING 86 E Main St, RockvlUe Rhodesia’s borders must be rein­ T R 5-9945 -widely sold in open stock and accepted alii y^Hartford, Sept IS — A spe- forced. The northern Rhodesian Glenney’s'will do the work quickly and expertly. Materials and workman­ dad committee of the State Bar government already is fighting a CENTER ship will be guaranteed. You may pay by the month, with no down payment: f aoelatlon o r x Connecticut will two-months-old revolt of its own i Id hearings Saturday, Sept 30, African nationalists. over the country a t regular list prices.* the proposed suspension of six tomeya from the astoclation. The have all recently been Indicted OPEN FRIDAY Buy now — don’t delay! convicted in federal criminal , am M Bim fY. 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. COlAPt.Er«®^r ,9.6 s - The committee will Judge the BUILDING MATERIALS Soturday 7:30 a.m. to noon fitting. A’ WOV/ LUMBER FUEL natural fit Compitft Hoffl^Htoring i^ABlJLoi] JOE FREDDO’S ATLANTIC SS6 NORTH MAIN STREET—PHONE MI 9-5253 Salts and SonHed ” , o a T w o 5 - P c - _ Settings. fs the secret o f 486 CBiraR ST, M AM C H ESI» — JUST PAST DECfS TOW AR0 HAirrFOAD

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JQIN the.HUNDREDS ttitch!n0 shapes a ■— |S*t yz«r’ cMf If tlit.iM 41 M lt m :C k m lovely uplift, light boning Coribiirtter and AiM Pumpt Rnploetd I ' X J n r ‘ I "I** H n i Palillif M l edir J O IN A t o m CLUB MEMBERSHIP LIMITED m i 9$i4ndi elastic waist. 4 IlfM M o OBChor faro wcure* W oftr Pumps HitplaMd ^tiWle«oiloei84«conomle Issues be- reports of an UB-month survey At a board meeting last night alao authorized to obtain needad 84,400 for the waterproofing Job at ed ’’liberty" and “brutality” and tor CDniJlUo) atlll exerclres effec­ training haa enabled hundrads o f msn and woman to pass their exam* '§ U Honthe ...... T.n 11.00 The teachings of Him who said, expenses. The strikes colnpletely shut off fore s new contract la wrapped up. study of Manchester's future It was decided that the severe textbooks, and to havo funds qn- the school to be paid when the beat on the can. Soma carried tive and real control over all'na­ Ttiree Momha ...... S.fO 5:M Berlin, Brandt is the one German ‘Learn of me.’ " types of lengthy report carde no# on tha first try and enter this high paying nrofesslon full or part One Month ...... 1.10 1.8S the flow of new 1062 model bars A 3-year-old contract has been ex­ needs. cumbered for library books. project la completed. So tar, $600 placards deriding the U.S. repre­ leader of the day who aeems to Taken from “ Quick Quotes” being used at the Bolton Elemen­ tional institutions." ' time from their , homes. First lecture only at ths YWCA, 263 Ann 8 t, W eekly...... » .46 which had Just started to come in tended since Aug. 31. The Msssaebusetts planners 'Bsrris reported that, according haa baon paid to the architect on Builders Hear May sentative, deLesaeps Morrison, for IVhlle 'President Joaquin Bala- know that the solution of the Submitted by a lay 'member of volume from assembly lines of the Four eettlements were reported have presented to the TTO three tary School should be replaced by to Raymond J. Fay, director of ad- the bill which will total $15,163.38 accepting a medal from Trujillo. Hartford. For guest ticketet phone or write Morse College, 183 Ann M E ^ E R OF Emanuel Lutheran Qiurch one more simplified and (actual. Cheshire, Sept 1$ (dV-8tRt* R «: guer is the nominal head of the. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . problem of Berlin depends upon hl^y'Integrated GM empire. yesterday—at two plants in 'Tany- printed reports Involving popula- ministriktiva aarvicea of the State for the waterproofing, replacement Ha haa said tha State Department nation, the real power is generally St, H artford-^A 2-2261 The Aiioclated Preas la exchiatrely The GM conference wae poet- The new state superintendent for publican Chairman Edwin H. May advised him to accept it. the solution of the problem of Oer town, N. T „ and single plants at tloi and economic base studies, a Board of Education, the school can of brick Slid architect's fees. considered to rest in the hands of entitled to the uae of repablicatlon of pdhed to a date and time to be Livonia, Mich., and Marlon, Ind. school «m>llment study, and this district, Myron Collette, who Jr. aaid today, that government Jorge aaid two policemen were all ne«-a diapatchea credited to It or Extended Forecast use space for the library in the CD Architect Sinclair Adams, who at­ should servR tUl the people, and Gen. Rafael L. Trujillo Jr., chief of many, and that the solution of announced later. On# new walkout erupted. It central bOslness district study. attended the meeting, eald that it wounded In the ahootlng and six not oiherwlae credited In thla paper Windsor Lockk, Sept. 13 room imtil a national emergencY* tended the meeting, reported that never be subaervimt to oualness, the armed forces and son of the and aliio the local newa pupllahed Bare. the problem o f Germany lies in the The GM conference’s acheduled lO l) - llo l) wRa hla ekperi.ence that parents Local CD Director John Avery were hoapltalized after being All righta of republlcatkni of apecial The U.S. Weather Bureau issued want to “ get down to specUice.’.' it haa been heceaaary to use 804 labor or any other group. slain .dictator. dlapatcbea herein are alao reaerred. unification of Germany. 2 p.m. Thursday meeting had been f • . T /\ 1 J I < /\ r- T had asked that the ltbpary be re­ new brfcka more than the 2,500 “ The particular Interests of any stoned. The opposition said about The U. S. government is report­ this extended Connecticut forecast Mrs. Agnes Kreysig suggested 16 in tha crowd w en wounded by But, barring an upset, an Ade today for Thursday through Mon-' considered, in effect, a deadline moved ao the apace coUId be uaed called for Jn Uu contract, for an group must In turn be part ot Uie ed to favor loosening soma of the Flill aerrlce client of N. B. A. Serr- for local-level aetUements. that some standard report forms for CD. bullete. Ice. Inc. nauer victory next Sunday aeems day: be brought In to the next meet­ addltionfd a m o w of $1,^005. Alao, general welfare of all the people sanctions Imposed on the old re­ PuMlahera Repreaentathrea; The The' 280-member conference has A letter from the State Depart­ he said, 78 feet of copper flashing of the country and because this la The dead were \ identified un­ gime for 'Violations of human rights - N OTICE - Jullua Mathewa Special Arency — New assured. When it comes, it will be Temperatures are expected to the power to settle flnsliy—even A New Dining Experience! ing Oct. 9, after the election. officially as Rafael Estrella Lta, Tork. Chicago. Detroit and Boaton. average 2 to 7 degrees below nor­ ^ e board members alao agreed ment of Education read at the had to be Installed under the stone true, neither political party serves in hopes of keeping young Trujillo hailed, no doubt, as some kind of to the extent of vmshing out all meeting, said the department haa' cmlng St a cost of $60. well when it cetera to the interest an economist; Gregbrim Silvestre, aa a stabilizing factor. tVashington MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF m al.'Nom al mean temperature at local-level demands. It also would OUTSTANDING W«

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>AC«TWlIArB MANCHBSim EViranNG HEBAU), U A N C ^ l^ €X)im« WEmnsSDAYr SfiPTBM Section Two WEDNMDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1961 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1961 Pages 13 to M4 meat took over the osnter of were arrastlag three of my min- fta Baturday at.ths Iteniy Park RlMckTille-Vemon EUsabsthvUls and ndded the post* Istln and sranted to take me to RockviUg^VerMn eourts. ’ , . f p r H M M ff Katanga Falls office and telegraph building.. Lebpoldvtliei.’' • RAsreatlsn Chalrmsh Donald P. BfiAEMElttol 'Ra BHM'.MS ham, Maas., wsa fined 815 on a \ikf By thebr account the K ataan )] Only recently the. t l X bent a Aeiger said tbs tonraamont win be ’ I 2th Cirduit similar charge; Donald E. Stavans, Board Slates To UN Forces troops on guard there refused an s p ^ a l plane to EUsabethvUle to GOP in City darned In honor o f 'f i t Louis, be- R«dlo, TV, Town Seeks 21, of 54 Reed fit., RockviUe, paid Republicans to Establish order to surrender and fired first take Thhombe to LeopoMvUls to dmue 'of his servloo to Rockville Ed Cain lUdef Plane 830 for apeeding; and Shirley Mae' A jt undetermined number of Ka- discuss Joining In the unity gov­ recreation during the past 35 Court Cases ZIemba,' 32; of 47 Village SL, Rock­ Discussion on Permanent Headquarters V ra g s Ona> tangese wet« killed. ernment. T o Slate years, and partldiUarty because of To Sm&ther ville, waa fined 810 for breach of ’the battle broke out 0^ plnioed for the hot-lunch program mier, Sir Roy Welenaky. has shown cessionlBt ’Tshombe. Mahann said the endorsement retired recently from Pratt and ington found one guilty of breach' bag. to. handle three items which The United Nations acted as will be hy open caucus at Rock­ of Manchester, news and sports director for a Lakeland, FIa.;i of peace and reluctantly fined him sewer extensions in fivefiv streets. la Rockville soma Urns next week. at the Northaaat School: Monday, sympathy with Tehombe's stand "The Katanga questio^xli pure­ Whitney Aircraft. material ito cover trouble spots -at The court nolled'two charges of coiildn’t be handled within the time The proposals on which any agent tor Adoula’a regime in send­ ville City Hall at S p.m. radio atation. 85. , . ‘ limit of the Sept.’ 5 meeting. Harry W. Flamm, diainnan of a Ooulaah^ toaaad aalad, gmen beana; against returning Katanga to Leo­ ly a Congolese matter and no There wlU be no age limit In the the disposal area on Oleott S t \ failure to license a dog, lodged elector may speak are the follow­ ing troops and armored cars into country can be p e r m it^ to Inter­ The biig question mark Is who tournaments which will be the first Twonty-year-old Coin, ion oft- WlUiam Coro, 27, of 140 Union One ia the approval of the Bry­ Tueaday, Baef and gravy, rice, but­ poldville’s rule. action. Adoula proclaimed a ^ t e Additional water is being poured against Christine Calael, 7 RusseU ing: oommltteo fanned to set up a per- tered Julienne carrota, peaa; Two of Tshombe’s chief lieuten­ fere,” Adoula SsM. "Some coun­ will be nominated tor mayor. senior tourney to be held in the PHOTO Mr. and Mrs. William G. Cain, 19 St., Rockville, pleaded innocent to an Farm Subdivision, another Is of emergency —' modified maitlal The Democratlo city , ticket will uroiK on these areas also, to smother the the charge in 12th Circuit Court, Dr., Vernon. Stat&News 1. Construct 8-lnch sanitary Fairfield fit., aaplroa to bocomiag mansiit headquarteia, said the Wednesday, Soup, tuna aalad, egg ants, finance inlaiater Jean Kidwe tries would lOfS to Interforo but city In four or five yeare,'BergSr: underground fires and elimipate. Albert Boily, 28, of 100 Union ths approval of the coat distribu­ buOdthg will be rented trom the law — for Katanga and asked the be endorsed by the DemocmUc (1) Copy and enlai^lttg the "firot newamaa (o break tho Hospital Notes Rockville lOsaloh, a Week ago and tion among E. Eldridge St. and sewers in all or a portion of Oleott salad, ham and pickle sandwiches, and Foreign Minister Evariste this Is a purely Internal question.” saMU Women from Rockville, rural ths stench that has bothered res­ St, was fined 810 for negligently Dr., Falknor Dr., Salem Rd., Morse Greystone CaMnet and Woodwork­ U.N. to take over the province’s Adoula> Added that he still was Town Committee tomorrow nl|ht. Vernon, Ellington and Tolland will (2) Passport , aouad barrier ia Florida.”. was tried before the court yester­ Grandview SL residents for a ian- celery and carrot stlcka, cheeae Kimba, were reported arrested by Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. Tuui idents of the ares. In Manchester Injuring property of another (re­ Rd. and Jarvis Rd. at an estima­ ing Shop, whoso operations are In wedges; Thursday, Hot dogs, U.N. troops. essential services. prepared to meet with Tshombe in be e li^ le , he said. (•) Photostat In a letter to ’The Herald’s apbrte VIsMag feaon are t to B p.m. day. ■ ■ : itary sewer instsllation and the All communications with BSisa- announced he will seek reelectitm. adltor Earl Yoet, the youth aald and Bast Hartford. . , H(s^brothi|r, Nelton Caron of duced from speeding), and 85 for Roundup ted cost of 836,135. auuge building to the rear. sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, green A Belgian radio broadcast from Lc^^dvU le but said "by now we The deadline for entrance appli­ (4) Wedding for all areas, exeept naatolmL Leroy VsniKleek, a sanUaty en­ failure to notify the motor vehicle third is a consideration Af a re- bethvlUe are reported cut off. are somewhat past the negotiating Eight aldermen, city clerk, treas­ cation la Thursday evening. Be> fee accompanied aix Mavy person­ P r o s i t SL/' Rockville, testified .quest from the Eighth District di­ 2. Assess the estimated coat of The house will be repainted In- beana; Friday, Flah sticks, mashed Brussels said Interior Minister urer, sheriff, and three ass (5) Children whare .tfeegr an^2 to aad 6 gineering expert with the Bowe Department of a change in address, ifM« Flamm said, and the outside potatoes, stewed tomatoes, cole­ Godefroid Munongo, the strmgmsn One radio report picked up from stage.” cause the Lottie Fisk Memorial nel on a 14-hour fflight last to 8 psn.; aad private nom a where Coro had come to him during rectors'for a joint meeting to dis­ (Continued from Page One) such sewers against the benefiting will be elected In Decerabeii. Wednesday through the storm Albertson Associates, who bps been working hours A ug. 19,. had asked Flerfe Letoumeau, 66, of 149 W. abutting property owners. will be spruced up edierever need­ slaw. Milk and dessert served with o f ’TShombe’s regime, escaped the EUsabethwllle said ’Tshombe, after Adoula recalled that two weeks Building la Hoaedl Berger, sold, (fi) Black and white and Mi^.ara 16 ajn. to 8 pan. ITeitore retained by the town to help solve cuss ths purchase by the town and photo for money for their mother and, Middle Tpke., Manchester, pleaded ed. Republican volunteer workers every meal. n et , reaching n safe hideout, issued a ago the central government appUeants should om>taot him. are reqoeatod not to emoke in pa- the (Uspoeal area problems, made innocent to a charge of evading the district of ths Manchester Some lawmakers held that the 3. Appropriate an additional statement saying: pledged itself to end Katanga’s *T recorded the prooaedlnga of being rebuffed, had struck him Water Cto. present setup offers no induce­ 850,000 from estimated Income of win do a portion of the work, he A skeet shoot will be held Sun' Adoula declared mercenaries Tennis Tourney There will also be a men’s tour­ A L L BLACK I tteaPs roooa. No anon than two tx>th the above recommendations responsibility and elected a Jury said, although a professional paint­ day afternoon from 1 to S p.m. at hiding In the Belgian consulate "The united Natimm tricked me secession in the shortest possible nament played at the same time. what takae place In the mldme o f vlsiton at oqa time, per patient. (Caron). The directors will also discuss in ment for careful spending of tax­ the sanitary sewer assessments to CUSTOM F T N n m N o IN o m i stopgap measures. Coro on the stand said he had trial. His case waa set down for er be hired. the Rockville Fish and Game Club fired on U.N. troops when the troops right to the end. Only last night time. They started with peaceful However, it wUfnot be part o f the a hurricane and our atation He is preparing a detailed re­ more detail the recommendations payer money, since the depart­ the sewer department capital Im­ Starts Saturday (W O ini) ran the tape when I not struck his brother, only grab­ Sept. 19 in East Hartford under ments know in advance they are The building is on Vernon Ave. on Flah and Game Rd. "nie club went to put out a fire in a garage they gave me a solemn promise negotiations but Katanga "has S t Louis tourney. OWN DARK BOOMS ADMIT'TEb YESTERDAY: port, accewfitag to General Msmager 8250 bond. of General Manager RIchard'Mar- provement reserve fund. opposite the entrance to Brooklyn set aflame by Katangese. that they would not go against the been obstructive and has acted A plaque will be obtained, Ber­ returned to Lakeland,” he said. JaniepBowe, 57 Branford Bt;.Mrs. bed him by the shirt. tln for capital Improvements. not limited' in their cash outlays. says refreshments and ammuni­ Richard Martin, In which ho will A witness, Paul Pierce of ToL 4. Allocate from that fund 8-50,- S t Swedish sources said shooting Katanga gov^ernment. Nor would with bad faith,” he said. The first annual Emil St. Louis ger said, to carry the name of each "Wo flew through the eye o f Hur­ Santa Urlano, 08 Norman St.; recommend further steps to solve Beridento Opposed "Welfare Is our single biggest 000 for this project, which will also tion will be available. SALEM NAS8IFF ricane Carla . . . in fact the flight land, said Coro had struck Caron. EAST HARTFORD SESSION A large meeting room will be Potlnck Toniglit erupted when U.N. Indian and they disarm Katanga’s troops, open tennis tournament for the year’s winner. It will hang on the Harry Alien, Coventry; William the immediate problem, and also Lawrence J. Kudron, 23,. of 74 A t the meeting Sept. 5, a -num­ headache In this regard,” said provide for contingencies and available, Flamm went on, as well Swedish troops, following tactics they said. The first televised boxing bout women’s tennis championship of wall at the Fisk building in the Camera and Photo Shop that I took on the WV3 Super DeLong, South Coventry; iSn. Judge Dearington said he "had ber of residents from Baldwin Rd. Schuckman. The department has a The Golden Rule Club of the Tal a l

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f •/ W EDI^SDAY. SEPTEMBER 18. 1061 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1961 PAOfc XOmiTSEN I VANCHEStER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. GONN^ "‘r Brad Messer, aasistakt sasou- Irwin Fxank got ohteeful wavaa Manitay, Tuasday. Ettday and Sat­ A meeting of the TPP’ executive H alf MUUon H ead H om e , . ; L ^ Iffcbroit urday aftamoons, 3 to S p.m .. and committee will be held tonight Planners to Hold tlve editor of the Galveston News, fronv tha first hallcopter to land KiwanisSets - ' 'a ' ■i’’ Tuesday and fTiday bveiungs T:S0 Next Sunday the TTV* will meet ^ eatimatod it woulft take a week to at Yort Aransas with omsigenoj^ to •> Phelps Hail at S.S0 ^.m ., and then Executive Session aaareh tonaflo wraokage alone for snppUts. I The toem record and oftlcs go to OoUlmbta Lake fo r an eutinr. othar poaslbls vlctlins. * Fire ohisf Paul Oleson, unahav- RadioAdetion JiibraryGcts buiidinE study committee hes been All boya and girls who are in high OvMbaad reservoirs were run­ tn and bogrimad,’vms, thorv to re- addressed by Rockwell H. Potter The Town Planning Commission Carla tlamii^e High ning loV on dritfldiig- water for eotva saakablte serum and a gen­ school are cordially Invited to at­ on the subject of state require­ TOPNOTCH Oalvestoa rosldente and elsotrlo erator. ' Tbs ssc(md Khraals radio auc­ tend thie' TPF meeting and get- (TPO) tonight at • o’clock will Exhibit Case ments (or stoxage faclUtles suffl- power to pump more was atlU out. tion will be held over WINF Nov. together at Columbia Lake. They hold Informal discussions with "Tba tide earn# up aiiaoat 13 14 and 16. cicnt to take care of present And are to meet at Phelpa Hall at ttowa tJM coast at Bdna, a city fset altova iwrmal,’* Olason relat­ 1 A new ethlbtt case liu tieen future needs. He will inspect the Irving I* Baysr, concsrnlng his WUnHbTGR SK6IAU, WED. NIflHT, ItiURS, FIN, 6AT, SITL IL IA o f 10,OW ripped by 180-mUe winds; Merchandise donated by Man­ ^ded to Dou|^ Ubrary, the gift 8;S0. - In Texas, Louisiana ed, "and It did terrible damage.” chester area merehante will be of­ proposed subdivision on Vtmon .'And work of Henry Pimm of Hope present vault. Inventory ita con Associated Presa Mail xusmber Buddy Belcher, a lifelong port tents and make recommendations. The Rev. Father Weeman an- St., and Robert MiUkowskl, florist Ronnie Thompson fo^nd damage fered to bidders. Ths successful -Valley Rd. The fln t eachlblt lor the nouncea that the vestry Is dssply Aransas residant, said the busi­ bidders on items will pay their bid :caM ia that of J cto and Kitsy The stud^ committee has taken concerning his proposed develop- (Osnttamed fn m , Puga One) at Jcmesboro, La., yester heavieat along ths Lavaca > Bay ness section along the ymter front pains to visit atorage fScllities in eoncemsd rsgarding ths continu­ ment of the former Burke funeral TOP NOTCH MEATS HAVE A WAY OF TASTING BEHER waterfront and along part of Mat­ to ths.Kiwanls phth of Manchester 'ftihun'a collection of African hand ing Isck of opsratlng funds. Un­ y. n leveled at leaat two dozen dlaappeaxed. and will recslTS a csrtlflcats re­ ;i;arvlng8. These are of animals na­ other towns of about the same home property at the comer of E. RolUag toward the coaat was a bouses and sSveral persona were agorda Bay, which caught the population., and are making plans paid bilia, not including dlocssan Center and Summit Sts. .... center o f ths hurricane. "T h en are no huslneaa deemable for the item at the tive to Kenya, Tanganyika and assessments amount to over 3400. 68-car special train taking 133 Usted as missing, flw eral other left except for two grocer, OMr’s place o f business. 'U g ^ a . to make other eimllar visits. Re­ Tha discussions will be high­ RANCH HOUSE HCAVY W W IW N COWI PR> B E » ^ ^ men and 80 vehtelaa to restore ttristors dipped Into western Lou­ A h^way from Victoria to ports from the committee will be There are many families in aireara lights

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COFFEE Oo-cbairmen of the deooratlona U.S. Choice “Top 0’ the Grade” and arrangamente committee are Lowest price in yearf on theaa whole, LAUNDRY ICna Geno Andrelni and lira. B. peeled, fancy tomatoaal 22 or 23 tom- J. Beyrer, aaalated by lira. David atoaa in a can, with basil added to Donovan, lira. Hartin Srlckaon, Ibw WUliam migner, and lira. enhahca the flavor. Sav* and get Top Ttomaa ConnoUy. Value Stamps^ tool BASKET- The refreatanoenU committee U SALE! headed by lira. Ralph BeUuardo. chairman, aaalated by lira. Roger Buy a eete of 24 cant for ^5.58 Unbrtakabl* Itacondier. lira. Samuel Fieraon, Save 8”. Rtgulfiriy 97* poly*tbylso% l la . Ronald Vernier, Mra. William lifbtwaiaht, Wieehim. lira George Cavedon, ■ turdy. Ibra. Raymond Gorman, Mra. Mild and mellow Merit o^ ee D ou |^ Smith, lir a John Jeffere, — Stop fli Shopli own blend,— Bttdwl lira Walter Carter Jr., Mra. Karl always priced low— now. even ELENA eapadty. Kehler, Mra. Rahdi Herman, and lower for this big sale! 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OOMNDC?n<3lfr AND Oor^ptlTe work on shoes for Beauty-eonactottS wooian < plan r TBUBT OOMPANT otters you childrsn and adults is done pre­ pettodle vlalta to a beauty aenter ■peod-up M ^ c a by inauKuratiM cisely to your doctor’s orders. As Ilka SORUITZ BEAUTY mAUOS,. Bargains aa ALL P U N P O S S T T lS i^ in. ths past HOUSE h HALE 9M Mala Street. Relax and ua- •DOW that lata you conduct fdl your SHOE M RVICB will continue to kiak la the tastefully decorated banking bustneaa attictentl’y, at provide guafantaod workmanship shop, staffed with , expsrisaesd: SM Main Street, 16 North litain on all phases of shoe, restyling, beauticians, who can solve your Listed by Street and Manchester Shopping Parkade. shoo repair, hat cleaning. ’The every beauty problem. For a finest materials are used. 'Here BAOK-TO-COLLEGE PERMA­ they also rejuvenate Umbrellas NENT WAVEr-you can be sure Watermelon Pickle and will replace zippers on jack­ your hair will be soft, lustrous and cups 1-inch' cubes watermelon, ets or luggage. BO easy to keep looking freshly- rind (with green and pink por­ set. If the summer sea-aad-sun tions removed) ' AtteattMi Teach ere . Skillet Ohloken U vm«. baa robbed your hair of Its nat­ Perfection In Fitting Manchester Parkade Stores OoM water ural gleam, ask for a ”WELLA” por an aducathmal and fascinat­ Prgtty Mist! % cup salt % pound chicken livers. ing tour, bring your class to cups sugar . 1 medium onion. OIL TREATMENT with 3M»ur shampoo. Your hair drinks up the •‘iL t i m i n z m o '’ the o n b Hoxnt Beading, TUtIng and tha Radio < Orackefs sad Oheeee cup cider vinegar 2 tablespoons butter. DRY CUBANING plant at SPft Youth wants mualb wherever it If you haven’t been aware of the lemon (unpeeled and cut in thin ,1 tabluspoons medium sherry. mitriUoua food. Or, buy a $1 tube West Middle Turnpike. Tou’ll thrill goes, and especially when it’s tremendous variety of CHEESES- rounds) Wash livers in cold water; drain. to use with your home shampoos. to the marvels of this slsotronlc back-to-campus time. SEARS that are displayed in the Dairy small stick Quarter each one, removtn|' cen­ As meetings ilnd proj'ecta start to ago. When you step u)> to the ROEBUCK CO. has a RADIO DE- Counter of GRAND UNION, your whole cloves and 8 whole all­ ter membrane. Peel optton; quar­ fill up your calendar, you’ll want counter for your order, the OGN- PAR’TMENT completely stocked attention is called to the Imported spice berries. ter; cut Into tilin''^ lengthwise to look well-groomed and ready- VBYCNt svMrtgs into action. The with everything for your listening and domestic ■offerings. From Doi- Add watermelon rind' to 1 quart strips. Heat 1 tablespoon of the to-go anywhere attractively, and number on your order slip is dialed pleasure. You’ll And 1961 trans­ mark, NorWay, Switzerland, Hol- water and the salt and allow to butter In an.S^^inch skillet; add you can if you let the SCHULTZ and immediately the conveyor istor radios, also portable radios, Isind and our own Wisconsin come stand,, covered, dvemlght. Drain; onion and,^c6ok gently, stirring BEAUTY SALON serve you. “brain” goes to work finding your plus i;ecord players and portable soft and hard CHEESES (Muen- rinse rind with fresh cold water; often, just uhtil golden; push' to garment on the racks and bringing TV sets that can go where you go. ster, ProvaI(me, Edam, Gouda, drain -andxbover with fresh cold one side of pan. Add remaining 1 Sauce for Leftovers them to the front of the store by ’The prices will please you. Caraway), CRACKERS are enrich­ water, p n n g to a boil; simmer tablespoon butter and liver; cook A tart sauce will give new life the quickest, shortest route. The ed with vitamins and'wheat germ, until tbnder when pierced with a fairly rapidly, tumlftg, until firm' to leftover meats. Combine 2 cups iwing niunber of satistted cus­ Aa a New School Year Begins are onion flavored, shit free, per­ tope. In a saucepan mix. together through and barely pink Inside. applesauce, 2 tablespoons prepared tomers of MARTINIZING has Make plans for the year ahead fect partners for hors d’oeuvres, tile sugar, vinegar, 1 cup water, Stir In sherry. Makes 2 servings. a n d 1 tablespoon made this expansion step possible with your family tonight at HOB canapes, spreads, salads and lemon, cinnamon, cloves and kil- lemon juice. Serve it with ready- and necessary. You can depend on NOB RESTAURANT, where it’s soups. ’IVy a CHEESE DIP with spice; boil 6 minutes. Add drained For that Once-a-Ufetime Cake to-serve meats as Well as leftovers. MARTINIZING to find new speed- FAMILY NIGHT every Wednes­ chives, garlic, bleu, or pizza, 59c rind ah4 boll gently about 15 WEDDING CAKE23 are a spe­ ed-up ways to continue serving cus­ day from 5 to 8. You’ll be served a in a reusable sherbet glass. Make minutes or until rind looks clear; cialty of PINE PASTRY SHOP, Hear Wedding Bells Binging? tomers effectively. The West Mid­ bountiful dinner, in fact ALL YOU up a friendly hospitality tray in skim occastonaUy. With a slotted 658 Onter Street. Tall and tower­ Put IMPERIAL CATERERS in dle Tpke. plant is OPEN to P on CAN EAT, for $1.50 each (chil­ minutes with C RA CK E^ AND spoon, remove rind to four %• charge of your wedding recep­ CHEESE from GRAND UNION. pint sterilized home ciuming jars; ing, they are majestic to behold WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and dren under age ten $1). The gen­ delicious to eat. 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EARL YOSY’ •BWto a d ltn Maris on Three Called checked MUwaukee 4-1. ^won It for the Phils, who bralled Cucy't Choiee-^Ted and Leo ener Npw York, Sept. 18 (/P)—Itf . Chicago, Sept. 13 (/P)—9ment of bails and strikes. The first# •1 didn’t swing,” hs asserted.' NATIONAL UBAOVB 4-2 at the point, and chased start­ the Comlskey Park crowd of 36,-#time. I'm not looking for any# pass from against had been a d re i^ season for RlOtS-CUBS—Johnson and Wally er (18-11). Clay Roger Maria really put oh the time waA in the aecond inning "My body moved but my bat .166. favors AH I waht 1s a fair How about that! j W. L. P u t OA. Darrell Johnson, who started When, with runners on second and didn’t.” the in 1938 Ted Wiftiams and Leo Durocher would have been i Casey Unolnnati ....86 86 .606 — Post formed a formidable l'-3 punch Dalrymple stroked two slMlt* and blasj; last night. But it didn’t third, Roger bluffed a bunt The game was halted by rain shake.' and every time I carried the ball By FRANK CLINE Los AngMeo ..78 88 -877 4V. out as a c ^ h for the St. for the Reds against starter Dick batted in three runs as Philadel­ "What am 1 supposed, to be—a with the White Sox at bat In the Hurt by Charges after that they were trying to Stengel's choices as assistants had he taken one of the several add to his season’s hdnie run against lefthander Frank Bau­ mind reader?” asked Soar. "When “Not very good from our point of view. They were much MUwmakee ....7 6 68 'A47 fiU Louis CardiniHS, was fired Ellsworth (8-11) and his successors phia broke the game open on six total which remained at 56 mann, but did not svring. Soar bottom of the sixth. Soar, obviously hurt by the twist it out of my hands, so I major league managerial jobs offer^ him last fall after he Saa FnuHdsoe 74 68 A40 *y, as Cincinnati beat its No. 1 nemesis hits, three walks, an error and a he swings, he swings.^’ '"They are pitching him in- charges, showed little sympathy know what pressure IS like. too experience for us. They hit us and hurt us where we hurt along Mdth Manager Solly when the best he could do was called it a strike. Maris protested that decision was fired by the . This disclosure is made St Louis ....78 67 AM uU Hemua, hooked-on with the woe­ for only the ninth time in 21 meet­ hit batsman. Chrib Shora (6-10) "The pitch was high—up here,” side,” said Soar, "and he’s letting for Maris’ spectacular bid to catch "I don’t treat Maris any differ­ the most, up front.” Ptttsburgk ....6 7 76 .488 M ii ings between the clubs. Post hit picked up the victory in relief. collect a single in four times at bitterly and flung his bat away in them go by.” • up with Bai>e Ruth’a record of 60 ently than anybody else. It means in the current issue of the Saturday Evening Post biography ful Fhiladelphfa Phils, then was his 19th homer in the fourth and bat In New York's 4-8 victory over Maris said, raising his arm above disgust as he trudged back to the of Ole Coaey by Harry Paxton.f> That’s the way Tony Alibrio, Manchester High’s new head Ohlongu ...... 88 /80 .484 8sU unceremoniously sold to Cincin­ • Charlie Smith, another former his shoulder. "Look," said Marls, "he made home runs in one season. no more to me' whether He breaks football coach, summed up last^ FMlailelpUa ..48 88 AOO 48 drove in the clincher for Jim Dodger, and Ruben A m am .alw Chicago. , dugout. at least three bad calls. T realize "I have no intention of getting Ruth’s record or not.” The bow-legged, craggy-faced nati. O’Toole (18-9) with a elxth inning That'a'bacauas the blast was di­ Oalted Out In the sixth inning, Maris once Stengel, let free by 'the Tanka at Pratt A Whitney in Bast Biart- weekend’s supervised scrimmage Tuesday's "eaq)ta But now Johnson's a hero for homered for the Phils while Wally an can have a bad day Just Into an argument with Maris,” he Maris was careful to point that ford. Wojcik is a graduate of the with Norwrlch Free Academy. The connected for a couple of passes. elngle that ecored Elio Chacon. Moon, ' Gordon Wlndhom, Frank rected at Plate Umpire Hank ;i The second bad call, according more disagreed with a strike call, aa a player can have one. But I said, “but I certainly am not going he lyas not accusing Soar of delib­ laat fall after winning 10 Ameri­ But the films of the workout show­ Glnotnuatl 7. <)lileago 8. the National League leadlnif Reds, Soar. Maria acebsed the arbiter of to Maria, was when Soar called ah . inside pitch by Baumann. don’t like It when it happens every can League pennants in a doaen University of Notre Dame. A knee Indians op^n their season Satur­ S t Louis 4, Milwaakeu 1. who beat the Chicago Cubs 7-3 last O'Toole was In command Howard and Charlie Neal connect­ to let him put the blame on me. erately calling strikes agidnst him. operation limited his play this bea- ed ” that while we were opening throujiiout although he allowed a ed for Los Angeles. making at least three bad calls hint out on strikes a few moments Roger raised a high foul caught time I come to bat. "He’s really a nice kid, but he’s years, tells that education isn’t a day, Sept. 23, against Conard in Plttsburgti 8, Sau PkMielsee 0. night as the reserve catcher drove < • • • against him. later. To press box observers, it outside first base on the pitcher's "I know he wasn’t doing It on eon in the Chicago '^Hiite Sox farm West Hartford. holes in the line, our backs either PhUadelpiiia 18, Los Augulea 10. in three runs with a pair of doubles single tally In the sixth on George “I haven't complained all year. under terrific pressure now. I purpose,” he said, "he's a good necessary ingredient for baseball syatem. didn’t hit them properly or weren’t Altman’s - single and ' Andre PIRATES-OIANTS—Dick StUn Soar, who has been an American looked . like Roger started to next delivery and again flung his I’ve tried to lay off them, but to­ know what pressure is like. 1 success, but that "kidding around" But the picture may not be quite Today's Oamea in a victory that boosted the Reds League umpire for some 15 years, swing but held back. umpire but he Just had a bad • • a as bleak as it first appears. quick enough to reach them before edge over second-place Los An­ Rodgers’ double, and another in the su-t homered twice, driving In all bat away, this time to the boos of night It Just kept up time after caught the winning touchdown night.” Is. they closed.” CMoago (Ourtti 10-11) at S t seventh on a walk and singles by Pittsburgh’s runs off Mike Mc­ blasted right back. "Williams and I are friendly," wich, as their own coach Larry Louis (BrogUo (8-11), 8 pju. geles to 4H games. "Those pitchers didn’t throw me Off the Cuff Bouley told Alibrio after the work­ The Indians’ mentor said that co­ Johnson, a S4-year-oid with a .333 Don Zimmer and Ernie Banks. Cormick (12-15) as Gibbon (11- Casey relates. "He seems to have captain and fullback Dave Malau­ MUwaokeo (Willey 8-10) at Ohi- 10) completely subdued thjpf Gi­ too many strikes tonliAt," com­ Several local men who played out, has “the best club in the nine clnnatt (Jay 18-8), 8:08 pjn. major league batting average at plained Maris, “yet ftey were my methods of play. He knows sports at Central Connecticut years that I’ve been here.” So the sky looked best offensively. the start of the season, has been PHILS-DODOERS—In a game ants’ batS' and snapped their four- everything abdut hitting. He Malausky Best BaU Carrier Pittsburgh (Friend 14-17) a t Loo game winning streak. being called strikes. State Oallege are now teaching Wildcats, Who for a number of Angeles (Diysdale 11-8), 11 pan. hitting at a .278 clip since he was that had nine homers—five by the “I had to swing in srif defense.” might be a good manager. school. BiU Fortin is in the Weth­ years have been doormats., in the "Malausky was our best ball car­ purchased by the Reds But his ex­ Phils—29 hits and the most runs . « * • "Getting back to Durocher, I rier,” stated Alibrio,” while Bill niUadelpMa (Green 8-8) at San CARDS-BRAVES — Run-pro- Soar, a former halfback with ersfield system, Leo Cyr in Rock­ Capital District Conference, may Fraadooo (Ik^alo 8-0), 11:18 ploits last night had to share top scored against the Dodgers since the New York football Giants, can see why he’s been a pretty ville and Dave Turkington in An­ have a title contender this fall. Powers, Paul Richards and Pete biUing with those of Don Demeter. they moved, to Los Angeles in ducing singles by Charlie James Sylvester ran well a couple of p.m. shot back; good manager. He isn’t afraid to dover . . Hal Goodnough, the excel­ Getting back to his own ball Demeter made the woeful Phils 1958, Demeter’s performance was and Don Taussig and an error on a "He’s so tight he can't breathe. make a move. Lefty O'Doul, who times. Thursday’s Schedule anything but as hel crabbed three easily the standout. The ,former throw home won it for Gibbon (11- lent after-dinner sports speaker club Allbrio continued, "They PhUadelpiiia at San Francisco, 4 You can’t call a strike on him C.OOD/r^CAR) used to manage agiUnst me in the who will headline the Masonic boomed right out at us and kept “We’re going to work Richards pan. homers and a single, driving in Dodger hit a two-run homer in 11) as the cardinals chased Mil­ without getting an argument.” Coast League—he isn't afraid to Sports Night Tuesday, Oct. 17, will beating us to the Jump. Here is with, the varsity group even though seven runs in a 19-10 rout of the the first, drove in a run with a waukee starter Bob Hendley with make a move. 1 don't think either he’s only a sophomre,” continued Chloago a t S t Louis, 8 pan. three runs in the seventh. Hendley Maris cited three instances when speak to the Manchester High stu­ where their experience paid offf Pittsburgh at Los -Angries, 11 pennant-chasing Dodgers. Joe Gib- single in a nine-run second, hom- he believed Soar erred in his Judg- of them could show you any de­ dents on Sept 36 . . Stock oar We haven’t, had a chance to work Alibrio. "Tom Sherlden, one of our boi)’s three-hitter for Pittsburgh ered with two on in the seventh (8-8) had blanked St. LOuls for six grees from the large universities. pan. racing enthusiast. Bob Oliver, re­ much on defense as we’ve been experienced halfbacks, missed the Only Games Scheduled. blanked San Francisco 3-0, and a and hit a solo shot in the ninth. Innings on two hits', and led 1-0 on "Of course,” Casey continues, ports, the engine blew up on his busy setting up an offense. Lack Norwich session and he appears five-hitter by St. Louis' Bob Gib- That 'nine-run second Inning EHdie Mathews 27th homer. *T've seen managers that had the car last Saturday night at River­ of defensive work showed Itself brittle and we may not be able to degrees and were very good and side for the first time in seven against Norwich.” get too much out of him. Thus, Fast Action Seen brilliant at managing too. I’m just years. Faced- with the task of Scored Twice we’re hoping Richards will be able W. L. P c i, GJB. saying that in baseball it’s a dif­ building a new engine, Oliver said The Wildcats scored twice in the to fill in if needed. New Yoilk^.,.100 48 .690 For Hoop Bribers ferent thing." he expected to concentrate on next scrimmage, once via a pass while "Towards the end of the ses­ Detroit ...... 88 80 .011 ii'/i The long-time manager, who season and pass, up competing at the other came along the ground. sion we put in an all-sophomore Baltimore ....87 00 A93 14 ASSIST—Earl Averill of .the Angels battles' it out for a Raleigh, N.C., Sept. IS (AT—UU- Manchester did not score. imit and it didn’t do too badly at diloago ...... 78 68 A84 23 V4 trict Solicitor (Prosecutor) Lester served with the Boston Braves be­ the Ekmtem States Saturday, Sept. foul With afenunine fan at Wrigley Field in L ob Angeles. fore getting fame in New York, 33 . . Larry Johnson .of Manches­ "But they didn’t score on what all” stated Alibrio. “We . plan to Cleveland ....7 1 74 .400 39 Chalmers lays he will try six New make this observation that there ter has won the individual Class we consider our top defensive keep them together and build for Boaton ...... 71 77 .480 80V4 The catcher gets the ball, retiring A1 Smith of the White York residents, charged with brib­ were times wh«i he got too seri­ A Di-viaiott golf trophy In the Met­ unit,” ' continued Alibrio, "al­ the future.” Los Angeles .. 68 81 .488 88 y, Sox. * ing North Cktrollna State College ous with his work, when he would ropolitan Golf League. Johnson is though they did make an awful lot Dave Tupper, who is still in con­ Minnesota .. , .63 81 .484 87 basketball players, "Just as soon as get mad over not winning. * an assistant chief design engineer. of yardage. Middle of the line tention with Don Simmons for the Kaiuias City . .88 01 .868 is humanly possible.” Washington . .58 98 .868 "But, if you think you're going He first won the title in 1966. played well in spots while the No. 1 offensive ’s Job, « '/l M and M Boys Losing Ground The six were indicted by the to do better by being serious all four linebackers, all of whom have is also running some from the half­ Tueaday’s Results Wake County Grand Jury yester­ the time and never telling any had some experienbe, Dave Ander­ back slot as well. Washington 8, Boston 1 day, They could receive from 80 to stories or doing any kidding E nd o f th e Line son, Dave Malausky, Don Golas "This week we've been con­ New York 4, Chicago 8 80 years in prison if convicted on and my son Tony (Allbrio Jr.) centrating on our defense. We hope Detroit 8, Kansas City 1 all counts. around—Avhy, you’re a little’ mis­ Course record at the Ellington looked pretty good.” taken. Some people never could Ridge Country Club is 67. set eai> to get in two more outside scrim­ Los Angelea a t Minnesota, (3), Foul Claim Lodged Two former N.C. State players, Discussing the Indians’ showing mages before the>opener with Con­ postponed Sta^.Nlewierowskl of Brooklyn, understand that.” lier this season by Mike Beecham on offense Alibrio declared, "We ard, but we have a lot of work to • • • The latter toured the 18 holes in Oriy Games Scheduled N.Y., apd Terry Litchfield of 33-35—67 . . . Oddity Department: made, good yardage at times and do.” summed up Alibrio. Today’s Games Louiavllle>ivere star witnesses be­ Expensive Dink Kansas City (Archer 8-13) at fore the grand Jury. Both men al­ Baseball fans in Topeka, Kan. In Home Run Derby ready had been charged in the Now I’ve seen everything. ‘Last honored Manager Dave Bristol Detroit (Banning 10-11), 3:80 with a night. Nothing unusual p.m. scandal. Sunday at Tale Bowl in New Hav­ Giants Cut Podoley, Lee Riley Joseph Green, one of the six In­ en. concession stands sold out of about this, but when the num hon­ Los Angeles (McBride 13-13 ored gets tossed out of the game and Bowslleld 9-6) a t Minnesota dicted yesterday, was Charged on soft drinks. Someone hit on the New York, Sept. 13 (A*)—There’s been a claim of foul in six counts of offering bribes and Idea of filling up cups with water, —before presentations were to be (Kaat 7-15 and Lee 8-5) (3), 8 that home run race that’s heading into the home stretch with made—then that’s real news- How To Get Down to Player Limit p.m. four of actual bribery, all ihvolv- plus ice cu ^s, and offered it to Roger Maris holding a three-length lead over fast-closing ing N.C. State games. On one the public at a quarter a cup. With was the problem solved? B^lle Baltimore (Barber 16-10) at anxious tens vdio promoted the Cleveland (Bell 0-18), 8 pjn. Babe Ruth and Mickey Mantle losing ground to the Bam­ count, he was charged with brib­ no water avail^le and the mer­ . New York, Sept. 13 (JP> — All^fensive back John Turpin, defen- bino’s steady gait. 6>- ing Niewlerowski with 82,000, the cury around the 00 martc, plus the night waited, the two u m f ^ s left 14 teams of the National Football sive back Fred Glick, linebacker Boaton (Stallard 3-4) at Wash­ the premises in ,between innings, ington (Donovan 0-9), 8:05 p.m. Maris, the leader with 56 home highest figure mentioned for a humidity, there were many "tak­ League were down to the legal Jerry Stalcup, tackle Dale Rema, runs, angrily criticized Plate Um­ needed the rain to end a delicate bribe in the indictments. ers” who purchased the water and Bristol came back to the playhig limit of 36 players — 42 in the end Ken Beck, released. Also ac­ New York (Stafford 18-7) at situation. field, received bis awards and left Chicago (Larsen 7-1), 9 p.m. pire Hank Soar last night after Also indicted on charges of con­ ice cubes . . Among the celebrities promptly. The umps returned and case of the new quired defensive end Jim Marshall the Anrerican League leading New A1 Smith began the final inning spiring to offer bribes to Utchfield from the wprid of television pres­ today as 'a result of a list-min­ and defensive halfback Billy Gault Thursday’s Schedule with a double, to left center and the g^une was resumed . . . Gene Kansas City at Detroit, 3:30 pjn. York Yankees edged the Chicago and Anton Muehlbauer of Brook­ ent inside the Tale Bowl over to* Johnson, local - baseball player ute flurry of-action. ' from Cleveland, completing earlier White Sox 4-3 In a rain-shortened Nellie Fox t.ioved him to third lyn and with actual bribery were watch Baltimore trounce the New In addition, there was one major six-player deal. New York at Chicago, 3:80 p.m. with a sacrifice. TTie Yanks pulled with Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Los Angeles at Minnesota, 8:30 contest that cost Maris and Man­ Charles Tucker, an attorney; York Giants Sunday were Perry neased the above incident during trade j’esterday in which the St. BatUmore — Offensive tackle tle at least one at-bat apiece. the infield in and held Smith at David Budin, Michael Siegel, lx>u Oomo and Mike Hammer . . EH Louis Cardinals acquired quarter- Sherman Plunkett, linebacker Dick p.m. third while Jim Landis grounded a Three Eye League game. John­ Only Games Scheduled Reduced to a three-game edge Barshak and Bob Kraw.- Wojdk, local professional baseball son is back home and has Joined bwk Ralph’ Ouglielmi from the Campbell, waivers. over Ruth’s record, 60 homer pace out. Then the .rains came. Another player, Don Gallagher catcher, will start work next week the sales staff at Moriarty Bros. Washington Redskins In exchange Green Bay — Defensive end Jim of 1927, Maris cited Soar for what Pierce (9-0), who lasted one In­ of Binghamton, N.Y„ was men­ for George Izo. Terp, retired. Quarterback Val he called “Poor balls and strikes ning — he gave up three runs and tioned for the first time yesterday. Under NFL rules, a team is Keckin, waivers. calls.” "I didn’t, get too many four hits — was charged with the A bill against Green accused him permitted to "either release out­ Philadelphia — Linebacker Jimmy Dykes Out loM, his third without a win of bribing. Gallagher with 81,250 right or ask waivers on a player in strikes,” complained the Yankee Monte Lee. waivers. •lugger, "yet they were being against New York this season. In the N.C. State-Maryland girnie Three Ex-Champs^ Irish Belter order to reach the cutdown limit Pittsburgh — Quarterback Terry As Manager in ’62 t' vlffe', f*. Terry is 3-0 against the White Sox. on Feb. 13, 1960. If another club claims a player Nofsinger, linebacker Wilbert called strikes. I was swinging In • • • after 48 hours on waivers, his name Scott, released. Also obtained of­ •elf defense.” TIGERS-A’S—ILary (30-9) won Chicago, Sept. IS ID —Jim ­ Both Maris, who now needs four Among Amateur Golf Survivors la permitted to be withdrawn. If fensive guard Charles Bradshaw mie Dykes will not be retained his 20th on the fourth go-roqnd hla club decides to keep him, an­ from Los Angeles, defensive back JOINS 20 WINS CLUB—Detroit pitcher Frank Lary flashes smile as he paints number homers in the next nine decisions with a five-hitter when the Tigers aa manager of the Cleveland to tie the Bambino’s mark in the other player must be released. John Sample from Baltimore and Indians, the Assoriated Press 20 with lather on mirror in dressing room after he pitched 20th win of season last night came up with two in the eighth Pebble Beach, Calif., Sept. 18 (BA Exacting condiUoas of play over Here la a rundown of yesterday’s offensive end Steve Meilinger from allotted time of 154 games, and against Jerry Walker (7-12). Billy —Tliree former chanips -and an the 6,747-yard Pebble Beach — - course, action: learqed today. defeating Kansas City 3-1. (AP Photofax.) Mantlu were held homerless by Dallas for three future draft One of the current Oeveland ------o ______Bruton’s . triple, a walk. Norm Pltohing — Frank iMry, Tigers, Mill belter kept the United States with small greens, and weather ccm- Detroit — Quarterback Warren choices. Billy Pierce and Frank Baumann, Cash’s sacrifice fiy and singleif by beat Kansas City 8-1 wltli flve-hlt- diticoa that vary almost hourly, coaches, Mel McOaha, Is ex­ but each had a aingle before the Amateur Golf Champiotiship fnxm Rabb, tackle Errol Linden, re­ pected to become manager for Dick McAuliffe and Steve Boros ter for 30th victory. give the advantage to the exper- leased. game was called in the last of the got the Job done after Dick Brown Hitting — Don Demeter, Philip being completely wide open today ienced golfer. Seldom has an un­ 1962 with Dykee shifting to a Sport Schedule Control Biggest Factor for Tiger sixth. ^ Dallas — FuUback Walt Kowal- National League club as a tied it in the fifth with his 18th knocked In seven runs with three in that wUl see only 88 aurvi- known cultured a major tourna­ csyk, released. t UConns Get Word The triumph kept the Yankees Tora hy n ig h ty . ment here. coach. DykM has cxiached in homer. Homer No. 8 for Deron homers end n single in 19-10 rio- Los Angeles — (luard Bruce Tar- recent years at both Cincinnati Saturday, Sept. 16- 11% games ahead of the Detroit Johnson' accounted for the A's run. tery over Los Angeles Dodgers. N Defending' Champion Deane Be- Even the dark boraeg were golf­ box, tackle Willie Hector, quar­ On Major Status Elusive 20th Win for Lary, Tigers, but lowered their magic • » • man fdU yesterday before veteran and Pittsburgh In the NL. Town Singles Tennis Tournament ers with experience—Bob Gamer of terback Buddy Humphrey, fullback "I don’t know anything about number to seven. Any combina­ SENATORS-Rga> SOX — Bum- Billy Joe Patton, but ex-tltllsta BSmaford, N. T., two-time former Prank Williams, walviers. Also sign­ Storrs—The University of Con­ Sunday, Sept. IT tion of seven wins or Detroit loss­ M-M v». R uth n e r l o w e r p r i c e d Barrie Ward Jr. Charlie Coe and it.” Dykes said In Cleveland. side's second complete game in his W Califomla champ and last year ed defensive halfback Roes Coyle necticut today received notice Town Singles Tennis Tournament. Ace Has 20 Complete Games es wlU bring New 'irork its 11th last three sUrta brought his rec­ Jack mcklaus nil whipped through nnmer-tq> in the National to Beman from the Elastem College Athletic 'T haven’t heard that my Job Manchester Golf Open, Country The following table shows how the aecond round. from Calgary (Canadian Football was In Jeopardy from Oabe Club. ' '* pennant in the last 13 years and ord to 2-8. Bill Monbouquette (12- and Ebc-pro Glen Fowler of Okla­ League) waiver list and defensive Conference that the Huskies have- Paul.” the first for rookie Manager 13), the loser, had a no-hitter un­ Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle $ - i So did three-time BriGah Cham­ homa City, both subpar-shodters the tackle John Kenerson, released by been raised to major status In in­ Midget Football League Opens, Detroit. Sept. 13 (/P)—So who^has'had Arfoyo finish 12 of his 33 Ralph. Houk. of New York compare with the pest two days. tercollegiate football, it was an­ Paul, the Indians' general Mt. Nebo. triumphs. til the fifth when the Senators record pace of Babe Ruth in pion Joe Carr of' Irdand, a .witty Army. manager, would neither con­ needs Luis Arroyo around to be­ The Tigers kept pace by beat- scored four times on singles by 6.79 t II kite! frilow who laoed n conifie of drives TTie S8-year-old Patton,, grim yes­ New York — Halfback Jim nounced by Athletic Director J. O. Monday, Sept. 18 come a 20-game winner ? Certainiy It' took Lary four tries before 1927: TREAD U ESIQ N ^ lor oxin traetioii Hm rtyks bikt-tyst, Christian. firm nor deny the Information. ^Ing Kansas (Jlty 3-1 for Frank Jim King, Ken Retser, Oiuck P. Homers T.D. Date •lit t(t is4 SIS about 800 yaidh while overwhelm- terday wbece usuaUy he’s h ^ ^ - Pod(riey, defensive halfback Lee "I won’t comment on his hfanchester ’Golf Open, Country not the Detroit Tigers’ FTanQt he finally got .elusive victory No. ■'Lary’s 20th victory, and Wash­ Cottier, Coot ’Veal and Danny Iqg Oande W rig^ of Eh^glnwoo^ go-lucky, ousted Beman 3-up. ^ e Riley, waivers. The UConns who have booked Club. Lary. 20, a 3-1 verdict over the Kansas Maris ...... 56 145 Sept. 9 •|t FAMOUS 3*T ^ R D for. txtni strength tin tff jmir csr. Colo., 0 and 5. Not in 90 y ean has their most difficult schedule in (Dykes) future with the ehib,” ington whipped. Boston 5-1 on O’Connell. ' X-Mantle ...... 63 145 Sept. 10 1960 riuunp missed six putts of Minnesota — Fullback Glenn he said. Satuiday, Sept. 28 Lary. as quick with a laugh as City Athletics. Afterward Lary Pete Burnside’s three-hitter. The Oijjf n fonigner wen ths U.S. Amateur eight feet or leas as his usually re- history these past two seasons Riith .-...... 56 148 Sept. 22 title. Shaw, halfback Don Elleralck, de­ Town Doubles Tennis Touma- -he_. is_wlUi geUing_U^^^ oyer disclosed the sore-arm that started Los Angeles-MlhnasQtA__twlnhllL FULL TREAD DEPTH for oxtra mlloagn nahle putter failed. fensive back , de- play- BUch"maJor" rivals as-Yaler I'Ment; ...’ the plate. Just chuckled — saying botterJhg him in July sQlI Hui^. - Tne8day*6“^HGmiri —X-Three—games—behind Ruth’s Rutgers, Boston University and Glenn Davis, two-time Olympic was matponed by rain. Baltimore pace. Only $3 morB for whlttwalls Holy (Jross. , Football—Manchester at Conard nothing.— when Arroyo was men­ "My elbow is still giving mo a and Clevelaiid were not sched­ 400-meter hurdle champion from High. tioned after he finally made it into little bit of trouble," Lary said. uled. (Season Honoers in Parentheaea) Two other Connecticut opponehts Ohio State, is being gT'oomed as a Sunday,' Sept. 24 "I didn’t have very good atuff In AMERICAN LEAGUE —Buffalo and Massachusetts—will pass receiver with the Detroit the 20-vlqtory bracket last night. NATION WIDE RDAD HAZARD GUARANTEE also enjoy E.C.A.C. major status Town Doubles Tennis Tourna­ 'The 30-year-old Tiger right­ my last three games. And I YANKH-WHITE SOX Maris j'*®***r<>** never had such easy picking! Check hydrpalAo system. Add Adjust steering. Criss cross finances efficiently. Be can II MAIN ST,—Ml 9-4531 205 HARTPORO RD— M l 9-9990 UMITED S U m Y brains Sold. Labjrioate ecner- and aafety check ttrea. 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John Pancicra, MI 0-1606. « mortgage or minimum down — aU ^ 1 MI 9-794$ between ■ and 6. ■DRIVE m m e, garage. Itfge lot. FuU prtta COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Alt UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol- Combination Doors From $15.95 Ea. screens; 3 wooden comblnaUon Do you want to *‘8BLL” your $10,300 MoachestM’—6 room Oaiie types ta mortgages available. $14,900. Short way out—oxceltent / Framing 3x8 to 3x10 Truckloads PARKER STREET —A ebarming recently redecorated, aluminum MONDAT Xkra ffWDAV 19M AJIv-«ATimDAT B AJL ater * piece living room aet; aofa ISTAMfSC storm doors All reasonable for MODERN FDUR room apartment, property, or do you want to con­ I bedroom ranch, over one-hSlf From $95 Psr M.' duct a eighteeeuigi tour through Dutch ColonlsI is available In one Biding, aluminum combinations, Parkllke setting in AA zone. I and S chalra, $14S. CSiooae from OogB—Birdta—Pits 41 quick sale. Call MI $-8595 after 5. Vernon, heat and hot water fur- of Manchester’s most deslrsble LAWRENCE F. FIANO acre of land, full price $13,300. group of fine fabrica. Work done CelUng TUe ^ 10c Ft, nlehed. Call TR 6-5616. your home? If it'a the latter, you good location, fenced in yard. rooms, IH baths. Oversize Cape Many more $4,600 up. OaU tha PLEASE REAP YOUR AD ' Birch Ranellng 4zX 36c Ft. COMBINATION gas and oil range, handle it. But if you really want it mresa. This, fine horn# placed on Raaltor BU 8-2796 by expert crmftamen on our prem- AKC sheltla puppies and- grown a shaded well ehrubhed lot In­ with full shed dormer. V e ^ deep, Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Raid- niMiniWI ar **Waat ABiT b m tBka* avar Um pta** ■> • iaea, AU work fuUy guaranteed. automatic electric pump XH sold, quickly, quietly, consult us. THE R. F. DIMOCK CO. dogs, poodles, schnauzer; one CASH ’N CARRY ' FOUR ROOMS, all Improvemante, cludes the following featiires: A wooded lot with absolute privacy Ed Crawford BU 9-4410 .tors, BU 3-6930 or BU 9-5934. VMtaM. nw Biwltow akMM nad tte ■« tlw rOtST DAT IT Mill Fabric Salesroom, ITS Pine DID YOU Give Me A U AAYCTAMPBT UH-0H-, 9-0884 after 7 p.m. on West side of town. Write Box We are LARGE enough to serve Greet Dane, 3-year-old male, large living room with fireplace, and beautiful 'views. Unexcelled for APPBAK8 Md BBPOBT BBBOBS IB ttoN tat tto MXt kMr> St., exclusive Cheney Fabric QuTriRKVS £ NCmCE THe LAST CUSIGMER DiDNT TAKE HER SEE OUR DISPLAY ON EXOTIC E, Herald. you, and SMALL enou^ to KNOW MI 9-5245 TOE SIGN OUTSIDE BEEH BITTEN brlndle. Reasonable. Petaores BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN YO mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Rldamatle as is. 25c dozen. 531 Parker St. drive, extra lot included. Just rS' Barbara Wood* MI 9-7702 golf course*. CaU BU 8-4644. M. J. getlc, personable. Call for ap­ ceil owner. MI 8-6084, BO 8-7866. ideal for children. Priced at LOST—Man’s gold 'Hmex wrlst- CHEVROLET 1986 3-door hardtop, and addlttons. Ceilings.. WwkmM- y o R RENT—8 room anartment ______tractors wltb over 31 attachments. MI 8-7804. TAPPAN GAS range SO”, good eoa- TWO ROOM furnished apartment, $11,000-8 BEDROOM ranch, firs- duced to $11,900. Johanna Evan* MI 9-5853 McGuire, Broker, FOR RENT—8 room apartment pointment MI 3-3128, Tots ’ll one block from Main St. MI ace, aluminum storm windows, $16,000. Weet Side Realty, BU . watch, vicinity hospital and Hollis­ automatic with power steering, ship guaranteed. »390 Autumn St SUPERVISOR OP GIRLS’, Used mowers end traCtorsi Parte dition. Phone MI 0-8878, 71-73 CHESTNUT ST.—Spacious 9-8315, $695. BU $-6709. with 5 acres land and 2 bams, Teens, Manchester. PICK YOUR own tomatoes, 50o $-6746. fge lot' Cellar. Carlton W. 6 room older Cape, I bedrooms, 3 family income property. Two 7 ter Street. CaU BU 9-8595. MI L4860. Farming, roadside stand, horse WOMEN’S AND SENIOR and service. Capitol Eqtfipment g Oo.. 88 Main. MI 8-7958. half bushel. 164 Keeney St., Glas­ Three Rooms of Furniture Hutchhia, m 96132. 1% baths, very deep lot. Must sac room duplex apartments, one 8 ANDOVER LAKE—Two lots SB LOST — Brown Chihuahua, name BID WELL HOME Improvement boarding, tree nursery, etc. Eve­ CITIZENS’ ACl'IVITIES WANTED—Assistant Manager In tonbury. FDUR ROOMS newly decorated, riflce to settle estate at $18,500. $17,600 — Mancheater. 3-famtly BOLTON LAKE Route 44 Woodaide Lane, $950. BU $-4483. ning* MI 4-0181 FROM MODEL HOME room apartment. Hot air oil and address on license tag. Bum- 1968 CADILLAC Club coups, gUO. Company—4dl types of aiding and the shoe department in lOng’s De­ OFFICE DESK, $100—Smlth- partly furnished, furnaoe, yard, ANSALDI Be IORTS—Excellent 8 duplex 6-6, 3-car garage, all 13 heat, amesite drive, garage, 3 $6,500 ham St. MI 4-OBOS. Oatks Motor Sales. MI 9-3012. Salary Range: $4186-$5278 partment store, Mapehester. Good Oorona typewriter, $65. Both ex- TOMATOES—Itick your own, 60o parking, central, residential. $110. room ranch, full basement, plas­ 6 room C ^ , newly decorated room* redecorated, *eparate heat­ Aluminum clapboards a Cost Over $700 with new heating ayatem, full base­ block* to Main St., shopping, and r. Unexcellsd workmaa- wages and excellent opportunities ceUent condition. Ml 3-2573. half bushel. Michael Kurys, Mt 9-6208, mornings, ovanings. tered walls, fully insulated, fire­ ing systems, centrally located. Five room winterized cottage, new Resort Property For Sale 74 Help Wanted— Female 85 per annum French Rd., Bolton. ment, amesite drive, low taxe* and transportation. Ehccellent layout LOST—About three month* ago, dp. MI 0-0400,______tor advancement. See Mr. Kosh. place, ceramic tile bath, hot water in ttp-top condition. Only $27,500. heating ayatem, well and aeptlc student’* black thick rim glaasea 1907 JAGUAR ROADSTER, Xk 140. (Paid 'vacation, sick leave, holidaya FLAT WALL STONE, fireplace, and NEVER BEEN USED THREE BEAUnF*UL furnished oil heat, ameaite drive, xsity water heating cost. See this for sure at •yatam, Insulated. BOL/rON—First lAhe —waterfront Muat aaU. MI 9-0370. PART-TIME waitress, days, Apply and other benefits) FULL-TTME clerk. Apply in person rooms, automatic washer, garage. $18,900. THE R. F. DIMOCK CO. Oarroll-Drigg* Agency, 754 Main 6 -room cottage whirti can bt in tan Style Bar caae. Reward. OOUGHUN ROOFXNG OO. — All Patio Drive-In, W. Middle Tpke. veneer stone. Five sizes to select Sale Price $388 and sewerage, large yard. In ex­ Stn East Hartford, JA S-4164, MI 9-6908. types of roofs and roof repairing, College graduation in i^ysocol Lynn Poultry Farms, Mancsester from. Bolton Notch Quarry. Tel. Fertilizers 50-A MI 9-1816. TR 8-8274'*' cellent condition throughout. LAWRENCE F. FlANO esaUy winterts^.. Marian C. Rob- Mornings. Shopping Parkade. 4 bedroom Colonial with 3-car ga* Evening* and weekends Mr. artaoo, broktr, BU 1-9963 specialising in Tsrenty Tear Bond­ education or recreation or equiva­ MI 96617. GOOD COW MANURE $5 and $10 Pay Only $4 Week Charles Lesperance, Ml 9-7690. M l 9-5246 Realtor * BU 8-2716 NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Ante Drtvtac SehoM 7-A lent employment in a recreation r u e in central location, fully 1 Boynton BU 9-8148, Mr. Lyaik ed Roofs. CUl MI 8-7707. DIOIONSTRATORS and managers t o o l m a k e r JA 8-5144, Paas Book No. 79996B iwnied by program. AppUeatlon# and further , machinist, slectri- 500 CEDAR POLES 7—SO foot long, loaids. Delivered. Excellent for Sacrificing complete bedroom, BtislneM LoeatlOM LARGE 6 ROOM Cape, full shed suTated and constructed of finest Barbara Woods MT 9-7702 BOLTON LAKEFRONT—$24,900 — toLTON LAKE—A 6 rooitt eottegs, needed in thi* area for new sensa­ cian auto body repair man, dump shrubs, lawns, etc. MI 3-7804, MI materiale. Immediate sale desired Johanna Evans Uynwood Drive, winterised, has The Saving* Bank of Mancbeater PRB3*ARE FOR driver’s test tional Jewelry party plan. No'In­ information may be obtained from delivered or installed, reasonable. complete living room and kitchen For Rent 64 ' dormer, 1% baths, hot water oil MT 9-5653 Contemporarv ranch, 7 roome, 3 has been loet and application haa truck driver bus driver, waiter, Electric stove and oil heater, 4- 9-8731. decorator furniture from model dis­ heat, fireplace, near school, shop­ at $14,500. NEW RANCHES—Featuring city ffreplaM , ultra-modern kitchen, company water, located near the Ages 16 to 00. Drlvii« and class vestment, no collecting, no deliv­ General Manager’s Office. Mon' water, city ga*, landscaping, been made to aaid liiuik for pay­ Roofing and Chtannepa 16«A trucker’s nelper, construction room capacity, hydraulic truck play home. We will give you free BiXCBLJENT n o t tor any burinosa ping center; Must me seen to be ' 3 latga bedrooins, lH baths, 3- beach, uainadiate occupancy. Ap­ room. Thres tnstraetors. No sralt- ering. Highest commisslcn to deal­ cheater, Connecticut; Office of Dutch-Cape in prestige aection of VI 90x150 lots, formica countetii, knot­ ply Edward J. HoU or yeiir own ment of the amount of depoait. ing. Manchester Drlvhig Acade­ laborer, factory trainee, and many Jack. Bathroom sink complete. delivery and free storage up to one or office. Center of tawn, plenty appreciated. Priced at only zone, nesting, Tharmopane win­ ROOFING— Spedallatng repairing er and manager. All inqulriea con- State Personnel Depsirtment, Hart' other part-time and full-time. Ap­ Honsehold Goods 51 town, wall-to-wafi carpeting, over­ ty pine cabinets, full basement*, broker. Tel. BU $-8117. my. PI t - n o . fidential. Marlon IQbbe Fashion ford, Connecticut or any office of 1956 Chevrolet sedan. Three clrul- year. of parking. MI t-5330 06 $16,700, Charles Lesperance, Ml $16,000 — Manchester. 2-famliy dows,''garage apace for 3 cars. roofs of sU kfaids, new rpofi, gut­ ply Cmrn. State Employment Serv­ ' lar 34” saws. MI 9-1858. 9-7620. size garage, many extras at metal hatchways, full insulation, Marion S. Ro'berteon, Broker, BU Shows, Avon, Conn. OR 8-3458, or the Connecticut State Employment TORO LAWNMOWERS at new low $18,900. duplex 6-6, excellent rental return. P fa m a a li MORTLOCK’S Driving Sdiool—Of­ ter srork, chimneys cleaned re- ice, 806 Main St., Manchester. A NORMAN’S BIG BASEMENT of Main Street colored bath fixtures, xeramlc tile, $-5903. pkired. Aluminum aiding. 80 OR 3-9830, 7-9 p.m. Service. WALLPAPER SALE — Ceiling prices. 21” self-propelled Toro PITKIN STREET—Clean Dutch Co- Separata heating systems. hot air heat, built-in oven and W ute«-4UBl Eatato 77 fice, 448 Midn S t. Manchester. public employment service—no fee rotary, reg. price $189.95, special 448 HARTFORD ROAD store in excellent location. Ideal Modern duplex ranch 4-4 rtwma, ELECTROLUX Sale* and Service, am' axperience. Free esUmatea. charged. paint $2.95 gallon; Dutch Boy lonial on a lovely landscaped lot. r*oge. garage. Priced - from GIUDAD—Route 94—Beautiful set­ Leamliw correctly “May Save $99.95. .Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Main, MI 8-1524 for beauty shop, Shoo department, one aide with completely flttiailed A8K US about our cash otter for bonded reprkMntaUve, Alfred Tour Life.” Driver education 11 Rowley, MI 8-0801, MI 8-0708. GOOD OPENINGS gloss and flat colors, $3.95 gal­ bridal shop, etc. Large show win­ Three bedrooms, one bath. Big $12,490 to $14,490 With a* little ai ting. 5 room ranch home on 4 your |H«perty. No red tepe. HM- 5 CONNECTICUT licensed nurse, any DO, YOU have a Job? Do you want MI 9-5221 Before you buy furniture any- rec room, 2 heating aystems, weU THE R. F. DIMOCK CO. i Ametl, 306 Henry St. Tel. MI claaaes. Member, Connecticut Pro- lon. Morrison Paint Store, 385 wheije—shop at Norman'*. dow nace. Reasonable rent, too. porches, two-car garsge. Excellent $390 down. For additional in­ aorea of land. Only one .year old. set value. H. J. Bradley. BU $-7179. shift, private hospital. TR 64131. another one? If you have a Job condition. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, landscaped lot with large yard. formation or appointment call, BU Plastered walla, artealan well, hot 8-0450. feaaional Driving Sdiool Asan. MI Available Now Center St. MAGIC CHEF gas stove, excellent T. J. Crockett, Realtors. MI 8-1577. Outstanding value at $19;900. MI 9-6245 0-7898. Heattaig and Plumbing 17 DEMONSTRATE TOYS and have time for another and condition. Available Saturday. MI MI 8-1577, 9-5391, John Panciera, Bit 9-1898. water <^1 heat, garage In IF .YOU are Interested in selling RIDE WANTED to Aircraft, East want to earn additional $20-$40 per REAL RICH LOAM tleUvered. STORE near Main St. at 36 Birch ment, $18,900. To Inapect call and are looking for peraonallaod . For High School Graduates 9-9012. FIVE-PIECE KITCHEN *«t, A-1 Expansive not expensive is this Barbara Woods Bn 9-7702 PROPERTY—Zoned for bualne** Hartf(H-d, first shift, comer W. LARSON’S OaonacUcut's first li­ PLUMBING AND heating — re­ who are seeking poeition* in pleaS' week percentage apply Thurs. 10 Also, sand and gravel. Reason­ condition. Tel. MI 3-0937. St. 2,000 fq. ft., parking. Apply MANCHESTER-Bolton-^ver 300 Carol Laking, Realtor, Columbia service, collI thl, office. “ Alice Work August until December,’ ex­ years old. Large 9 room Colonial. 6 room ranch, with Jumbo rooms, Johanna Evans Bn 9-5653 —300 feet Daley Rd., 150 Btan- Center ahd Hyde Sts. MI 8-7108. censed driving school trained — modeling Inatallatldns repairs. cellent commission, no investment, ant surroundings at good salaries. -a.m .-12, 2-4 p.m. at 40 Allyn St., able. Call RIvervllle 5-3966. THREE ROOMS of furniture, in­ Marlow’s, 867 Main. aluminum siding, house sise 37x60, Academy 8-$m. aanmet, 843 Main 8 t. BCailehes- Certified and aj^roved la now of­ All work guaranteed, 25 years ex- Hartford. cluding rugs, electrical appliances. Basically sound. FVrnace heat. dish Rd., adjoining the Cove. Two ter. TeL BU 9-46a. WANTED —Ride to Travelers, car ana telephone necessary, larg­ GEINERAL Electric automatic FOUR ROOM apartment, eecond Large shade trees. Lot 809x300. 4 acres of land, ideal for 8 or 6 chil­ VII small all year houses—furnace— fering classroom and behind lenee. 24-hour service.. Call est party plan in the country. Clerk-Tjrpist Clean, good condition, 'very rea­ MAPLE BUNK bed* with mat- dren. In nearby Andover. Real op­ hours 4:15 p.m. to 12:80'. Vicinity wheel instruction for teenagers. -1 VanCamp. MI 9-4749. washer, used only three months, sonable. MI 9-8936 trease*, $55. MI 9-8551. floor for rent, clean and quiet. Extra lot available, Oiarlsa Les- $31,900 — Msnehaster. 8 room own well—lake priirlleges—on CASH WAITINO for proparty owB- of Bigelow St. MI 9-9614. ••SANTA’S PARTIES” ORchord Stenographer move to small apartment necessi­ portunity at $11,900. edge of property. Income $180. MI 9-6075. 8-8207 .ORchard 3-3455, or ORchard Salesmen Wanted 36-A Modem gaa furnace, near Cooper perance, MI 9-7620. ranch, 3 flraplaoea, walk-out baae- A LITTLE GEM era. Pleass call us batora yon bw Typist tates sale. May be seen after 6 at MAYTAG WRINGER washer, FOR SALE—Refrigerator, 11 cu. Hill Apartments. Available Octo­ Price $14,000. PI 2-6588. or sen. Busedy asrvlea. J. D. 3-9829, Avon, Conn. BOLTON—6 room Ranch 3% years ment, % acre wooded lot, located Radio-TV Repair Math Clerk EVENING OR part-time sale* rep­ 30 Laurel St. square solid aluminum tub, liks ft. Croeley Shelvddore, good con­ ber 1. Adults preferred. |70 a on Spring Street. This home 1* eell- For the family ■who wo&ld like Realty. BO 6-iw . f] WANTED RIDE from Lake St., to resentative for fund raising mer­ new, $85. MI 3-2574. dition, reasonable. MI 8-8518. month. Call MI 3-4576 old, modern kitchen with built-ins J.D. REALTY CO. Manchester easy one-floor living coupled wtth-.^ Travelers, 8 to 4:80.. MI 9-8576. Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 SEWING MACHINE operators 8 Transcriptionist HEAVY ^U T Y loader and frame dining room, hot water baseboard ing below present market value. Services 18 a.m.-4:S0 p.m., experienced pre­ chandise supplier. Commissions, chic, almoat new home hi airexcal- aOBIliOMB to Baadla yon$ no cold canvassing. Car essential. for tractor. Trailer. Small com­ RJGS — Never used, 9x12, $25; MAPLE CEDAR chest, dropleaf heat, full basement with recrea­ 470 MAIN ST. RIDE WANTED from I ^ e St. 1956 TRIUMPH T 120 motorcycle. CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, ferred. Apply Kaklar Toy Com­ See Us now for details. THE R. F. DIMOCK CO. Income or In-Law Special lent location. This veraatile floor ste? Can ma at BD 34138 Reply Box C, Herald. pressor. Large heater. PI 2-7211. 9x16, $35: 9x12 pad, $8; G.E. Cushman maple table, 6-pieee red Houses For Rent 65 tion, room, 3-car garage, amesite plan contain* 8 bedroom* dining It and couxtaoua aenles. area to M. H. Rhode^ Ihc. Park- Mpst aell. Gall MI 9-0746 or call at available all houra. Satisfaction pany, 60 HUUard St. Personnel Department drive, larM lot. $17,900. Philbrick ______MI 3-5129 44 Gardner Street after 0:80. vacuum, $20. BU 9-6955. canister set.t. CanI :MI------9-7400. Large 6 room home and a 4 room area, ceraihic tiled bath, G.E. ^Joae^ Broker. -ville area, Hartford. Hours 8-4:80. guaranteed. Call MI 0-1815. SALESMEN wanted. E\ili or part- GO-KART — MODIFIED Royal COVENTRY—Year ’round 4 room Agency, m 9-8464. MI 9-5245 home together on a large lot, 3-car MI 8-0221 after S. WANTED WOMAN to work as THE CONN. MUTUAL LIFE Norseman, m>e year old eng;lne, built-in* in-birch cabineted. kitchen. TV SERVICE—AU mokes. Bodeat, short order cook, nights. Apply in time. No Investment required. Call NEW LOW PRICES ON cottage to rent. Couple only. Call ANDOVER — $13,100 Barbara Woods B n 9-7702 garage, garden space, near Center, FuU basement. Near new Catholic MAN’S BICYCSIE 36” ,. good condi­ INS. CO, MI 8-1893 between 6:30-8:80 p.m. all new wheels, excellent condi­ Musical Instrnmonta 53 MI 9-4028 after 8 p.m. SIX ROOM ranch, 6 years old, asking $26,600. Legal Notice.^ Economical. EUgh quality parts. person Acadia Restaurant, 'Tolfand 140 Garden Street tion, $65. Phone MI 9-0430. Bowers School, ail rooms better Johanna Evana B n 9-S8S3 High School and Parkade. Apmme j tion. call MI 8-4280. Turnpike, Manchester. only. 9x12 RUGS Privacy with ■view. 6 year old exieting mortgage 'with sihail down I AntOBioMleii for Sab 4 Guaranteed 90 days Famous for ■ Hartford, Conn, SHEET MUSIC, song books, STAFFORD SPRINGS, Modern 4 than average in size, entire base­ DBOBKK ON UMITATIOK service alnee 108L Phone MI STERO TUNER— "Madison-Field- room ranch, fireplace, etc., 1% V III ^ payment. c u t IMS BOY’S ENGUSH bicycle 36”, ex­ SALESLADY—Full-time, experi­ Reversible Fibers $17.95 teaching material for piano, organ room year 'round cottage, near ment finished off into large family acres, near public swimming hole, LAWRENCE F. FIANO OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ 0-4587. Pottertoa'a. IM Center St EUCPERIENCED salesgirls wanted Ing, 330” AM-FM. RecentW align­ and all band and orchestra ihstru- AT A COURT o r PROBAtB holdra cellent condition $80. Phone MI ence preferred.. Call for appoint­ Help Wantcd>- Viscose tweed rugs with foam parkway. Call OV 4-3680, OV room, 4%% mortgage, priced for out building for pony or ^ ts , 78 136,500 Bolton; 7 room split Realtor BO $-3766 In Andovar nithln and for th« DMrist cials, flxlt yourself cars, always 9-0661. in Manchester’s most popular ed. "Sherwood” model S-lOflO-60 ments. One of Connecticut’s larg­ 4-T025 quick sale, $16,900. Philbrick Of Andover on the 5th day of Septent-' k good selecUon. Liook behind our TBSEVISION' antennas and rotor ment MI 3-2128, Tots ’n ’Teens, Male or Female 37 watt amplifier. Quantity of mon­ cushion $39.95 young Xma* trees. Quick occupan­ level; 1% baths, large well land­ JARVIS — bor, A.D. 19S1. Manchester. fabric retail outlet. E^ali and part- est selections. Ward Music Co., 99 Agency, MI 9-8464. Ed Crawford BU 1-4410 office. Douglas Motors. 883 Main. systems inataUed and repaired. time help needed. Apply manager oral recordings, classical, - and 100% nylon with cushion $49.95 Summer. Open evenings. F^ee NEW 4 ROOM ranch, 3 bedrooms, cy. scaped lot. J^eaent, Hon. ChorlM R. NIchoIsoa, Serving Manchester and sur­ EARN $300. to $500 in commission Judse. ! Bmiiieai Bcrvlew Offered 13 WANTED — Immediately, exper­ Pilgrim Mills. Hartford Road. before Christmas, in your spare semi-classical. Units like new. In­ Multi-color oval braid rugs $39.95 parking. modern formica* kitchen 'with Call MI 9-5245 or MANCHESTER — Cape style, 7 On motion of Sthel T. Boody. odmln- NEED A CAR and. bad your credK rounding areas. Modem TV Serv­ Open daily noon to 9. Sat. 10 to 6. stalling new multiplex facilities. built-in range and oven, basement LAWRENCE F. FIANO latge rooms with large encloeed REALTY CO. Utratriz e,t.a. on the eatato of Dorothy turned down? Bbart on down pay­ ice, 405 Center S t. Ml 8-3305. ienced saleslady for children’s time. Stanley Home Products now PRESENTING: Boody nekott, late of Bolton within CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. D. F. Rawlings, 61 Jarvis .Road. garage and attic, in nearby Bol­ Realtor BO S-37M Louis Dimock Realty— porclf. 4 large bedroome, alum­ ment? Bankrupt? Beposaeanan? shop. 5-day week, pleasant work, 'training ’Y demonstrators.------‘ Car neces­ See them all at Call BU 1-4113 BU 9-3613 aSld dlsulet.' deefSaed. Reasonable rates. CaU PI- 1-7556 RADIO-TV RXSPAIRS, any make, store discount. Inquire in person. sary. If interested. Phone MI Wearint Apparel— Fura 57 ton, $135. J. D. Realty, MI 8-6139. MI 9-9823 inum combination*. Basement, oil This Court doth decree that six Don’t give up! See Honest Doug- WOMAN, experienced, housework, TOTHE QUALITY MANCHESTER—Caps,'may ha had warm air heat. Exceptionally good MANClHESTER—Off Porter St. on montha be allowed And Umited for tha between 1:80-4:80 or any time free pickup and deUveiy on smaU Youth Centre, Shopping Parkade. 9-179is dr MI 3-0062. FOUR FEET by 4 feet, utility build­ ci<«dttora of Sold eatato to exhibit thSlT iM. get the lowdown on tiu lowest Saturday or Sunday. 1-2 day* weekly. MI 9-2148. MARLOW’S FURNITURE LADY’S Wardrobe of dresses and with extra Jot, city utllltiaa^ full C A P B -^ v e large rooms, shaded ■ condition. On bu* line, 8 blocks to Grandview St. Twq new custom down and smallest payments any- radios; phemognmba. Houra 0-10 ing, best offer. 5U 3-4781. coats, sixes 18H and 30, handbags, CONSCIOUS BUYER claims osalnat the same to tho adminis. p.m. B A E Ramo and TV. Ml WANTED—Woman with ^pleasing PART-TIME or full-time 3-4 hours Suburban For Rant 66 cellar, $13,300. Also 6 room Cape, lot, garage, combination windows school, bank, church, shopping. colonial ranches, 3 baths, large tratiiz c.La. and directs that publie ...where. Not a small loan or finance ^ (CLErIT DEPARTMENT and other U|sd accessories. Many notiea be glvsn of this order by advei*. AMBSITE DRIVEWAYS eonstruet- 0-6583. Ml 8-1479. personality and neat appearance a day. Can give $35 a week com­ 18 FT. TRAILER frame, 4” chan­ nice yard with trees, firejrisee, ga­ quiet location. Owner, Btl 3-5836. Ideal for large family, selling be­ family rooqi, kitchen. These are company plan. Douglas MMon. er—resurfaced—eealed. Superior to help me with my business. High mission. MI 3-5919 after 5:30. 861 Main Street items are new. Offere invited. THREE ROOM apartment furalah' rage, $18,990. Robert Wolvmon cause too large for present owner. outstanding house*. Mu*t be taca tlaing tn a ntwfnaper bavins a elrculs- 833 Main St Office experience not required. nel iron side .rails, reasonable. tion In aaid dlatrict, and by poatins a Pavers. MI 8-6515. earnings qualified woman. Must After 6 p.m. call MI $-4816. ed, heat, hot water, private en- 109 NO. ELM ST. Agency, MI 8-1914. IBIPRES8IVE 8 room Colonial in (Retired, couple). Asking $15,750. to.b e oppraciated. Open-for in­ .copy thereof on the public aijm pest Interesting and varied work. Good NEW SUPER Market nMls meat Can be seen at 75 Pine St. trahee, $75 monthly. PI 3-8075 1959 FORD convertible excellent Millliiery Dressmaking 19 be able to supervise and train peo­ subatantlal raaidential neighbor­ CaU Gaston Realty, Rt. 88, Vernon spection. Builder ha* to aacrifice in aaid Town ot Bolton n*src«t the pu ce LAWN MOWERS abatpened ai wages-. Pleasant working condi­ manager, produce manager, $nro- WHITE “VARSITY letter type" after 4 p.m. t OVERLOOK DRIVE—Seven room hood. 4 bedrooms, IH baths, den, <3onn. Office TR S-8935. Resident where th* deceased last dwelt condition, new tires. Call after 6 ple. For immediate appointment THREE-PIECE living room set, 1 We will be proud Jo show this at $36,500. New England Builders, CertUled from Record repaired ooiaa and eexVhMr pick FOR DRESSMAKING and altera­ call MI 9-5650. tions. Ehccellent benefit program. cery manager, store manager, wool aweater, size 38.. Excellent cape with extra lot if— desired. garagsr A home anyrnie can well BU 9-6731. ------—;------.------BU 9-7555. p.m., MI 9-5774.. Apply gas stoveTTteeierhabe. 1 chrome condition. (3all MI 8-7730.,. ; fine immaculate 6 room Cape — 3 House has fiire down, two up, full CHASIiBa H. NICHOLSON. Jodse. up and delivery. Complete Hue of tions, caU Lyn Kratzke MI 3-0682 cai^lers, and experienced super bird cage, 1 crib. Call MI 3-5708. SEPTIC TANKS enjoy with a great deal of pride. iW o ridera, reels, and ratoriae, anytim e. WAITRESS WANTED, experienced market workers, either part-time Wanted To Rent 68 bedrooms. IH baths; living room basement. Spotlese, too. Lot* of Beechler-Smlth, Realtora, BU 1997 GREEN MGA roadster, recent­ FIRST NATIONAL STORES, AND with fireplace, exceptional features ly overhauled engine, good rub­ garden and lawn eappUee. L A M only. 5 hours daily. Sunday* off. or full-time. Apply immediately tree*. Fhccellent buy at $17,500. 9*8963, BO 3*6969. Equipment Oorporaflen, Route 88, ALTERATIONS, women’* and chil­ Wanted—To Boy 58 FOUR OR five room apartment or such a* mahogany cabinets, outside T. J. Crockett, Realtor*. MI $-1577. BOLTON LAKE — $12,400 f - ' ber, wire wheels.' tonneau cover, apply ■in person Mr. Katz, ArUiur’s INC. Conn. State Employment Service, house and garage. North end, mid­ Vernon. Conn. TR 6-7000. dren’s clothe*, reasonable. CaU Drug Store. 806 Main St., Manchester, Boats and Acrcssories 46 PLU6GED SEWERS wrought irtm railiiws and atone GLASTONBURY — Custom buUt radio, heater. Call MI 9-9004 after MI 3-8688. WANTED TO BUY for cash an- dle-aged couple. MI 9-9684 after $. work. HI Ing Junior High Just steps NINE ROOM home In suburban lo­ 5 p.m. Park and Oakland- Ave. Uquas, old fliralture, prlmitivea, ranch, 8H rooma on lot 100x815, Two full baths, f room Cnpe,~ ■I OOBMA APPUANCB Senrtee-Re- MRS. AVON CUSTOMER — You East Hartford AGGRESSIVE sales,persbn to sell HI-UNER 16 foot i«th 50 h.p. John- Machine Gleaneil away. cation, 5 bedrooms possible, one EXPERT TAILORING on ladies’ oil paintinga, bric-a-hrac. Wii] call living room with picture window fireplace, plastered walls, fuse- paira aU makes refrigerators, -have-used Avon Cosmetics. Y'ou from leads., expectant moUiers.. son and ^astercraft trailer. Ex-, Septic Tanka; Dry-WMls, Sewer acre of land and another lot avail­ overioiAing 18 hole golf erntrae, 8 freeaors, washing machines, dry- and gentlemen’s clothing. 139 know their quality and guarantee. STEU70GRAPHER7 clerk . typist, biaper Service.- Salary, commis­ cellent condition. $1,800 complete. privately, viliage Charm An­ Land For Sale 71 able. Beechrer-Sinith ReaItm,'BII ment garage, lake pririlegee; ' 1954 HUDSON 4-door,' gray, fl25. Unee Installed-^U ar Water- tiques. MI 9-4386. 9-8952, BU 3-8969. bedrooms, full basement with Call after 6, MI 3-6923. era ranges, oil and gaa burners. Woodland St. CaU anytime. A. There Is a big demand for Avon bookkeeper, billinig clerk, general sion, car allowance. MI 3-2356. Phone MI 9-2331. FOUR LOTS, Bolton Notch. Water ELVA TYLER recreation room. Patio, Garage. MI 86055. AU work guaranteed. lovlne. prooflog' Dene. Service among families near your clerk, waitress, meat wrapper, WE B irr, SELL or trade antique included on each. $3,200. 13 acres 'All this and more too! Madeline LAWRENCE F. FIANO 1959 HILLMAN Minx Convertible, home. If you need money—call at shirt presser, house cleaner. Part- REALTOR IS LOCATION important? We otter SAM’S UPHOLBTBRt - Retired Situations Wanted— tnd used furaiturti, china, glass, Andover, $2,300. PI 3-8090. In the Bowers School area thia 6 Smith, Realtor, BU 9-1642. Realtor BU $-3766 excellent condition, new whitewall once for- more information. No time and fuU-time work available, McKinney bros. silver, picture frames and old tires. ■ radio, new battery. Call MI from the shop. Can take ears of Moving—Tmeking-^ 'obligation. Phone BU 9-4922. Apply Conn. State Employment Building Matertals 47 room ranch, 3 large bedrooms, Ed Crawford BU 9-4410 aU your upholstering needs at Female 38 coins, old doUa and guns, hobby SIXTY ARCE8 land, 10 gerta clear- MI 9-4469 MI 9-5051 formal dining room. 'Just what HAZiARDVHJJC—8' room ranch, 4-1822. Storage 20 Service, 806 Main Street, Manches­ ASSORTED USED lumber, build­ S«w«rogt Disposal Co. sd, 50 for pasture. Nine miles great aavinga. CaU 3-2878. EXPERIENCED MOTHEJt wish* ooUacUons, atUy contents or whole you want and Just whara you.want flraplaoe, hot water oil heat, full ter. A public employment service ing and plumbliw supplies, radia­ 180-133 Pearl S t—MI 8-8308 eatates. F^^ltiAe Repair Service, from Manehestsr. MI 9-6568 RANCH—5% roonqs, $ years old basement, carport, large lot, near COVENTRY — ExceUent 6 room 1950' FORD Convertible, excellent MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ —no fee Charged. es to take care of children In her Bowers School area, family size it. Beechler-Smlth. Realtors. ' BQ STEPS, sidewalks, stone walla, tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors TalcottvlUe, Comi. Tel. MI S-7446. 9-8982, MI 8-6969. naw achool, assumable 4V^% Cepe Cod home'in very desirable top and seat covers. New battery ing Company. Local and long dis-' home weekda3ra. Nice play yard kitchen, plaztered walls, cast Iron location. Hot air heat, air condi­ fireplaces, flagstone terraces. tance moving, packing and stor­ and windows. .Open daily. 8:806 loan, furniture available. Escott and traiumlssion.uGood tires and CLERK-TYPISTS MOTHER’S HELPER at Ocean and quiet street. Phone MI- f r a n k is 'bujrlng and aelUng good BouiM For Sale 72 baseboard heat, l-car garage. This tioner, grarage in basement. Lot mechanical condition, asking 1200. Work done at reasonable prices. age. Regular service throughout Beach. Own room with TV. Write p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock BIANCHEISTER—6 roonq Dutch Oo- exclusive, BU 9-7683. Guaranteed. Ml 8-0796. 9-2293. Place off.Nortb Main St. Choman’s used furniture and antiques start­ house otter* you those tittle extras 80x220. Fruit trees. Ten years old. MI 9-1195. New Eingland States and Florida. A real opportunity for qualified to Mrs. T. Hendel, 46 Admiral $ 1 3 ,6 0 0 -^ ROOM coloma', nice that make a house a home. $19,600. Ibnial, large private yard,.nicely MI 8-6563. Housewrecking, MI 9-3393. ing Sept. 9 at 420 Lake St. Call and landscaped, city utUitles, 14x19 6-6 DUPLEX, 2-car garage, con­ A good buy at $13,000. To insp M A M RUBBISH Residential, typists with or without experience Drive, New London, Conn. Perma­ LICENSED WOMAN wUl take care tee what we've got. Ooaed Sun­ conditicn, ploturebook kitchen,, Philbrick Agency. MI 9,^464. call Carol Laking, Realtor, Coil 1954 DODGE coupe,^ radio, automa­ for position* In our clerical depart­ nent Job. of children days in her home. CaU Hockville very central. Carlton W. Hutchins; living room with fireplace and venient East Side location. Priced commercial, industrial. Barrels AUSTIN A. CHAMBEUtS Co. Local- days. MI 9-6880. open stairway. 18x13 kitchen, din­ for the wise Investor. $15,800. bia, ACademy 8:3368. tic transmission, power steering. furnished. Cleaning vacant homes, ment. High School education; ac- MI 36763. MI 9-8183. MANCHE8TER-347 Charter Oak. To settle estate, ^ s t offer. MI moving, . packing, storage. Low cuate typing, and good knowledge of WANTED—Female hairdresser tor Large quality ranch,, firaplsicea, ing room, 8 twin-sized bedrooms, Beechler-Smlth, Realtor*. B0 8-1897. apartments, attics, cellars, yards. rate on long distance moves to NGW * BOWERS acabO L -« rooia Eng lastered walla, oil hot water 9-8952, Bn 8-6969 HOMES FOR sale, $8,700 emd >up. Incinerators emptied. Light truck­ grammar and spelling 'reqmred. .weekends Thursday, Friday and • SEPTIC TANKS Rooms mtheat Board 5f full basement, hiSt water oil heat, Contact owner between 6:30 and 6 48 states. Personalized service, MI Excellent working conditions and Saturday. Call MI 8-8951. lisb CdlcBial, 1% batha, large priced right, vacant Owner Escott eat, desirable location. Aakingi 1953 CHEVROLET hardtop club ing. Ml 9-9757. CLEANED end INSTALLED I 5V2 ROOM RANCH I g p.m. Alfred D. Heckler. PI 3-6819. 8-5187, CH 7-1423. ' liberal. employe benefits. Call Mrs. ROOM F <^ professlmial or bull- kitehea, $ I i » e bedrooms; large , Agency, MI 9-7983. $17,500. Robert Wolverton Agency, Manchester coupe, run* good, clean. Good I $13,«0 ■ wooded lot, SndM)’ outdoor swim­ BIIS-1914. ------^------Ir------^ ^ ------tire*. PI 2-7211. SAVE A BUCK at Manchester MANCHESTER Package Delivery Peterson, MI 3-1161 for further in­ • SEWERS ness wonoiqan, middle-age. home Welding Service, MI 9-1858, MI formation. Help Wanted— M.*Ue 36 Privileges, in nice respectable ming pool, tennis oeurt, barbsque, TWO FAMILY RANCH, 5-4, en- Light trucking and package deliv­ Scenic MACHINE CLEANED ® aty Water! «ty Sewers! ■ VERNON-^ Blinutes from schools GARDEN- DIRECTT FROM owner— 5 room 9-8782. Have it welded, repaired, home; Call MU 9-9043 any time. l-car garue, IS6JOO. Philbrick cloeed breeseway, garage. Large ranch, $12,900. Gall BU 9-7819. ery. Refrigerators, washers and m Bccnle Location j j Agmicy, Mi 9- lot, treea, _$19,800. Carlton W. and ahiqiplng—we have a 3 bed*, 1961 FORD OONVERTTBLE, excel- sharpened. Guaranteed. stove moving m cialty. Folding WANTXD—First-class carpentera. Tolland • IHSTALLATION room ranch, half acre lot, high lent“condltlon." Mr V-1988. ^ ALL KINDS ot clocks repaired. An­ chairs for rent. MI 9.-0752. XWl MI 8-5808. ONE FURNISHED room mie b l ^ l . split wlt^ wlth~tpees. Attached g6?age, en­ --GLORIFIED— BENTON-STOEETr NGW SPECIALIST baths, ifarage snd Mf wooded MANCHESTER—Bowers School—7 closed patio, big kitchen, plenty cf home near schools and shopping. tiques included. Work guaranteed. WANTED—Dental assistant, exper­ from Main St. MI 9-6746. Heated eunporch, living room with MI 9-1963. ience preferred but not required. lot. Wall to wall, too. Steal at rooms, 1% baths, fireplace, ga­ carets, glass enclosed ceramic 1954 FORD for sale, 2-door sedan. Pslntliig— Psperiiit 21 TRAILEIR TRUCK driver. Man­ SVa ROOM R AN CH $11,900. T. J. Crraett. Realtors, bath, big Hving room with picture TRADITIONAL fireplack. Formal dining room, 3- CO11IAA9037. Box D, Herald.' owr ROOM FOR rant, kitchen prtvi- rage, hot water oil heat, custom HOME LANDSCAPING, lawn chester 8 0 9-4557. T Mi CottHtry leges, gentleman or lady. Free MI 3-1677. hiult 1980, Escort Agency, MI window view tcir miles, fully car garage, $16,200. Belfiore Agen­ EXTERIOR and Interior painting, W it h , CUSTOM-BUILT CAPE cy. BU 3-5121. 1965 CaiEVROLET V-8, standard maintenance, lawn fertilization, decorating, ceUings, Boors. Clean JUDY LEE Jewels offars glamorous EXPERIENCED truck driver. Ap­ parldng. 138 Blroh St. MI 8-4481. 9-7683. . stormed. Retired owner has kept • i hedge pruning. Contact John E. and profitable opportunities for M ilt O DRAINAfiECO. SIX ROOM Cape, Ore^aee, garage, this 1% year old home NEW. Rob­ In choice location overlooking val­ shift, t200. aarke Motor Sales. workmanship. Free estimates. No ply 8 :00 p.m. to 5 p.m. only, *£0111 near to stores, schools and bus. MANCHESTER —New listing. 6 ley with nearly an acre of lawns, MI 9-2012. Whitman, MI 9-2660. Job too smaU. John Verfallle, MI fashion stylist. Oommissim plus BLEASANT furnished room, kUch- ert Wolverton Agency, BH 3-1914. McKinney. W G. Glenney Co., 836 - Ml 9-4143 en privileges. School teacher or Marion E. Robertson. *lroker. kO rooms, fireplace, oil heat, 3-car flowering- shrubs, fruit tree* and 8-2521. bonus. No inveatmMit, delivering N. Main St., Manchester, Conn. — A N D ­ 1956 CHEVROLET convertible, or collecting. For interview ap­ business lady.. Centrally located. 3-5988. garage with attached screened BCANCHF18TER—Charming 6 room perennial border*—and a STRAW­ 'NOT AFHLIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAYING. COMPANY" turquoise and white, 6 cylinder, BoBseboM pointment call Ml 3-2640. REW 6 ROOM CAPE CaU MI 8-7918. patio, trees nicely landscaped, Cape with garage. Four finiahe.d BERRY PATCH. Generously large MANCHESTER — 8 rooms, with extra lot. Dwelling in very Ills rec room. Plastered walla, ex- living room with fireplace, dining powergUde, radio, heater. Call Offered IS-A PAINTINO, papering, floor Band­ Both feature: Oeramle bath, baths, garage, exceUent locatiop after 6, MI 9-8633. ing. CaU MI 0-0726. FULL-TIME bookkeeper- with FTJRNISHED R(X)Mi7 complete good condition throughout. Quick hiauat fan, new awnings, private room; center hall. 2 larae airy bed- FLAT FINISH Holland window knowledge of all phases of book­ oB hot water heat, apacloos housekeeping faciUtiee. Centrally and condition. Close to bus and occupancy. Asking price, $17,600. yard with fireplace, good location; roomsr ceramic tile hath. Stair and 1947—-4-DOOR Cadillac, good Con. shades made to nasasure. AU EXTERIOR and interior painting. keeping for accounting office. Typ­ rooms, elooeta galore, nice "located. tSilldren accepted—limit­ shoppiim canter.'Charles Lesper- Ctaaries Lesperance, MI 6-7830. tip top condition. $15,800. . Robert hair carpeting, 12 cu. ft. freezer! dition, cheap for quick aale. 115 .metal Venetian blinils at a new Paperhanging. WaUpaper books. ing experience also desired. TO BE SOLD waldMitlsI area, ameeltis ed. Mrs.'Dorsey, 14 Arch 8t.,-Man- ance. Ml 9-7630, W olvmon Agency, BCt 31914. Kitchen,with breakfast nook Jim 63 PITKIN STREET—A ndnotoe from tha Karlnray. cheeter. BOLTON—Ranch 4 rooms. Large Peart St. low price. Keys made whUe you Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. M l 9-3206.. SEVEN ROOM Capo—on bus Wagner ha* keys .. call BU '9-SSO6, AMESITE AMESITE PAVING Uvlng room with flremace. Breeze­ watt. 10riakr*a. Floon. Good clean woikmanslup. four bedroom cdoniel V a m o n AD 8-59S0. homo in one o f Manches­ MOW TAXES! large (amUy room, modora httch- way, 3-eor garage, basement, oil FiiUy Insured. Reasonable rates. on, dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, IMT FORD, onwfaalf top pickup RADIO-TV REPAIRS aU maE Leo PeUetier, MI 0-6336 or MI ter’s finest residential a DBIVBWAY8 a WALKS a PABKINa LOTS Rooaui With Bosrd 59»A heat, nice Shaded Ibt. . Asking MITCHELL EXCHANGE SPACIOUS COLONIAL •truck, H06. MI 9-6941 after 4 p.m. C on, . pbonognqitar chaogera. 8-5082. areas. Large living room, O N LY | 1 2 .m basoment finished in knotty pine, $13,300. Gaston Realty, Rt. 83, ,1 REPUBUCAN MAOHINB GBADED e PAVED sad ROLLED Bo a r d a n d room for retired gen garage, wooded lot, close to in PARK-UKE setting. Lawns, DRIVES Honest. economlcaL Guaranteed 00 Vernon. Office TR 6-8585. Resident Non-development 7-roem split level, formal dining room, fam­ $90 monthly inoladeb all flowers, trees, shrub* with a back­ 1004 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4-door days. Fubous tar oerrles tor 80 PAINTINO AND paperbqnging. tieman, quiet home in country, one schooIs%nd shopping, 115,900. PhU- MI 9-5731. 3 baths, 3 or, 4 possible bedrooms, ily size kitchen, 1 ^ baths, eairylng «diaigea after email floor, love and kindness. Reason brick Agency, Ml a-8'*' drop of wooded area tar small In­ * HRST IN QUAUTY EspBriineti sedan in good condition, $200. MI yeans. PEon# MI 0-450T. Potter* Good' clean workraaniuilp at rea­ CAlJCUS * two car garage plus beau­ plastered walls, larga carport with S-4S01. down payment. FREE ESTIMATES CALL ANYTIME * AbHi. Write Box W. Herald. storage area. High, well niaded % dians! Living room with fireplace, la O v too’a. sonable rates. 80' years in Man­ Republican electors qf the City tiful grounds 100 x 181 GLASTONBURY—6 room ranch, 3 TWO FAMILIES—Stop the iearch den, dining room, screened porch, chester. Raymond Flske, MI acre lot. Amdoua owners waiting * FAIREST IN m llE B6Bt of RockviUe are hereby notified are some of the features bsito, canter hill, 3 twin siia bsd- and call Ray Blanco in our office. kitchen and one-hsif bath on first U67 FGBD coBvetfible, radio and WASBEaR . REnaOEBAYCm tk- 0-0287. that there wiU be a caucus at City for otters.-Asking $17,900. boatae mntt ba sosn to .Mi|n«el- palik. PraBttCaeoBOmieaLsasoft, of this attractive proper­ Plenty Of I Ttaeat THE PRICE K RIOHT A|NUt«tat»—fU tB ^ rooins, IM toot hit, onta |U,M0. floor. 1 bedrooms, bath, second. * FASTEST SERVIQE Gvinuitia ots. oolglMl mrasr. Can Amtwmn HaU oii September 19, 1981, at S ty. Porter 1 Street eebool IS Criton W. SUis, kfi M133. cS Artie and full baaament. Attached m tai«atao«7n^lO»4^^ TYRREUi FOR painting and o’clodc p-m. for fiia purpoee « t ae- TCBSBMSitS LAW RENCE F . FIANO 0 o a i f Bulk. SO P47ST. Ttwoday fwte'AlMOiBtarft. papertaanglng. Intitertar and 'oxter- diet rio t Reaaooably garage. Oonvonlent td all aervices. CoaaaetieBt'B LiBdiBg PBviaf; CoatneMr lectlng party.6Bdmaed aandidataa ^rieed in the mld-twen- O A il. TlMl'PAYMBfrS AUKAilOW botBRAL RSOfTAL WALKER KREIIT—S mem Cspe, better than 14 two famUlea, T. J. Realtor BO S-3766 Ashing $3I,9M. CsU Barbara Cham- lor. H I S-70M. Crockett, Realtors, Ml S-1877, BAITS OPBOt^mer ~ Hatti«d for munlelp^ otfleea to ba votod Realty, 4?0 Main Artwet, MX * " * I-csr barlatn, BU 34806,, BU 9-8093. IBM JTQSD -UOT from tha gbop. Con toko cais of on_at the December S, 1961, elee- 3-5139., PWt. $07 WOODBRIDGB 8T^R6IMh - 3 oU your BptaKMartag aooda at tfoifi, and to transact such other WEBST£R 38 SO. HAWTHORNE S t.-S lx room large bedrooms, bath, la n e living Eleetrlcal Services 22 ROBERT J. SMITH cape with new exterior and im­ room, dining room, conamnatloh B A R R O W S and graat mvla0». CaUCB S-Sm. business as may properly come INC. ^HREE r o o m C4rid flat, automatic FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv- before said caucus. AGENCY hot water. 84 Birch St., second BUSINESS ZON E-6 mom boms tn maculate interior. Yard Is aU den, Utcheh and ancloasd porch. THOMAS GHIA Co. 068 Main Btreet DE MAIO BROS. axcaUent condtUan att Bast Csater fenced in, plenty of trees and flow- Breeseway and garage. Situated' :eoBvartflla, HAROLD A SONS. ItaUblfii raaiav* lea OB aU ^rpes of alactricai George D. Meharan KBAUHm floor. MI 9-6690. ______J A 2-9121 PAVING COmMA^OI .BOB- oL eoDan, oad om « Llesnasd and insured, WUson ... -...... C t e i n M i l - - ...- MlteliaU 8-5341 Stroat. Good location for fioetor,_ eriiu- shrubs. Asking -«U,000, in-, _jML 100 foot lot irith many trees WALLACE n t M H a -- IN. Ml MSfT ^ U l i RdOM duplex, oU burasr, , bB rabkiob. H nold ElaeMeal Oo.. Maaebssiar, MI RapuMleaa Vewa halrdrssBSL.etc. 130,600 For fur- elumng the ebrnbination* windows and shrubs. Priced under $16,000. m rn^Ximtor It. BU 9-6306 I elem to center and bus, adults, tbSr information call tbs PhUbzlek ,oad sw in gs. T. J. CroAkstt, Resl- •4nr, CSsMedMyTwI’n ^ A4WBia|[ 130 fim aTsOaUa. "N O T a M u a t i d w r r ^ a n y o u m i L W..1W. BO S-Tllf. ' Ac«W7.K£SfM6. . tom, B d B-ISTT. ( 0 ^ 6H6BI M l. to I p.%.) 222S mm r n m m ' f ■ ' -I " ' ' I ■ -V'

. y WIDNSfiDAT. feSPTBMBliK U» IM l IP O I TVIEM'ff-90UE - The Weather i^nrh^jBtfir lEnettfng Hi^ralit FeieeMt ef U. 8. Weatbdr Bareoa ;* ’ iT"'.-;'.. SaaMnber •, lasi piestdnt; Mrs. i^bett, reoordlng maans: ICrt, Robart iandall, tela- Wtody.j.warmr toaight ami 9M- SL kridgat's K o« u7 Soctaty man Jr„ Mrs. Evsretf Johnson, 8^ Jtonday at 7 p m Pngrams fer phons; Mrs, lasmiiwsr, mamber- wtn cman Its M Men Wadnewlay. Rally Simday Set Kenneth DooUtUe, .Mr*. Clifford Potluck Planned the yaar .wUi be anaouneed. Bsorstary; Mrs. Woodwiry, oorrs- d»y motiung, eheweni Ukety. Zww mending ssoretary; Mrs. *v*rstt; ahlp and welcoma;*Bome; Mrs. Rlebek, 13,345 Ai^utTow n Sept 90, with a Rosary and Ben^ SulUvta, Miss MMlyn Arm­ Mrs. Vannua J. Abbott Jr. haada •8 to 79. ClelM«^r, lem heuM hP strong, Mias Lbiioro Johnson, Mias j l ™ a 5 k , . trsasuMr,^ snd^Mm. magasiiMs: Mrs, Benurd Johnson, Member of the Aadit diction at 7:90 p m at the church, By Omreh School By Alnni^p.Club tha o O n ^ ’ eomtnlttee, aaalated by hlatortsn; Mrs, JonMlIia Blmls, Anwui ef OfawMlatloii Friday eftenioea. Hlglt 86 te SB. U n n Vrin ba a tanch'tm and foQowad by a buffet supper at the Dorc^y Beat, IOm Carol Wards- MM, Rogar A. Woodbury, Mra. Oeotge A. Krlriok and Mrs. Daniel Un, Miss Janet RWlaen, Mias In- T. bdu«r, program eo^Bhalmen. settltmant sf^wbl; Miss Marcella Manchditer~~^A C&y o f Village Charm PMOur aaettoa.ataitinc at noon to- K of C Hinpe. Those who plan Emanuel Lutheran Church will The Mandiaster Ar«a Ahinuiaa Reniy B, Hleoek and Mrs. Boyd A. Burke, rey Secretary of Labor Arthur J. cause a parts idiortage that ulti­ ence which opened last night. It for tha West Side Old Tlmeis' re­ The series will meet at the Ma­ • newest fall shades in soft velvet with a silk Goldberg on a national television union will meet at the West Side sonic Temple on alternate Thurs­ mately could force a complete is the first of four such meetings Of Controlling Lamb Prices tassel jwogram (NIBC’s "Today"). shutdown of GM's 129 plants and being held across the country to T o Russia Ree Friday at 7 p.m. ’ days beginning O ct 12. There ■ The President's statement said Tuesday will be late afternoon classes in affect production at other auto invigorate GOP state . organiea- ■both parties have problems, but makers who buy parts from GM. tions. Washington, Sept. 14 (IP)— '^sales of iamb meat to the chaln'^Heath and Holley were charged The Italian American Ladles ballroom dancing and deportment they also have "an obligation to By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER stores. with the following: millinery—^main floor In reading the President’s state­ Addressing a banquet last night. Secretary of Agriculture Or­ By THE ASSOCIATED PREBS Auxiliary will meet tonight at for the sixth grade group, u d the country to settle these local The department said issuance of (1) Failing to conduct their evening assemblies for o 1 a e r ment, Goldberg added that, for Republican National Chairman Washington, Sept. 14 (^P)— ville L. Freeman today ac­ 7:80 at tha clubhouae, ESdildge differences quickly and expe­ his owil part, he was hopeful that the complaint does not prove those lamb buying operations in competi­ The Soviet government an­ groups. WiUtam Miller of New York aaid Secretarl^pf State Dean Rusk St ditiously." differences could be worked out the GOP’s 1960 loss of 11 statea cused seven meat packing named have violated the act: A de- tion with, and Independently of, nounced today that Foreign Invitations are available to the ■ITie message said Kennedy hopps promptly and GM plants, .every­ opens a cwference with west­ companies, three national partment hearing examiner will each other. Manchester aeries upon request by representing a million votes while Minister Andrei Gromyko 'Miss Charlene Southerglll, .that “by this weekend the prob- where could be back in operation losing the presidency by only ern foreign ministers here to­ hold a hearing on the charges at (2) Making arrangements or calling Greenwood Gallery, 888 food store chains and two agreements that they would not was ready to meet U.S. Sec­ dmighter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ■lems between OM and the union by Monday. 120,0^ votes "displays a lack of day to chart the Allied ap­ Craig, Colo., beginning Nov. 14.,un­ Southerglll. 8 Hendec Rd., has Main St., Hartford. lamh dealers of trading prac­ compete against each other in buy­ retary of State Dean Rusk on KNIT-KNACK can be resolved and the plants put Before resuming negotiations and need for org^zation." proach to. Russia next week less those named waived such hear­ entered her freshman year at Uni­ back in full operation” by Monday. tices which have the effect of ings by admitting the charges or ing lamb.s In certain producing German problems. today, Bari R. Bramblett, OM's di­ He aaid this shortcoming was on negotiations for a Berlin areas. versity of Connecticut Stolrs. double knit wool jersey It added: "So let's get on with the rector of labor relatione, comment- "the Achilles heel of the party.' manipulating or controlling failing to answer the complaint. In London, official British She la a 1961 graduate of Man­ job and finish it.” settlement. If a hearing is held, the depart­ “ These courses of action,” the sources reported a firm Western While the leaders were disin­ prices of lamh. complaint said, "Were followed chester High School. Any hope of OM gating back (Ooottnued on Page Sixteen) clined to discuss the 1964 presi­ Rusk and Soviet Foreign Min­ He said the charges were "grave­ ment’s Judicial officer then deter­ decision has been taken to pro­ ister Andrei Gromyko are due to mines whether the evidence sub­ with the purpose or with the ef­ dential race, they appeared agreed ly serious,” and issued a formal fect of manipulating or controlling pose an East-West conference on attend the fall aesMon of the U.N. complaint of violation of the'Pack- stantiates the allegations. Berlin and Germany. 22.99 that former Vice Resident Rich­ General Assembly beginning Tues­ lamb prices, and restricting com­ Tshombe Eludes Capture ard M. Nixon should run for gov­ ers and Stockyards Act. If he finds violations, he can or­ petition in lamb buying." The Soviet Foreign Ministry in New Satec* Sa ta* day. President Kennedy, disclosing That act directs the Agriculture der them to stop further violations. Moscow said Gromyko "is ready • black zippered sheath of 100 ernor of California. this yesterday, said their presence The complaint also charged that They felt that with Nixon in, Department to police livestock sund In a statement accomqanying the to enter into an exchange of better wool jersey » In New York will provide oppor­ complaint. Freeman said that if on each large volume purchase of Cedars’ the CalWornia governorship the meat markets aaginst unfair, de­ dressed lamb by AAP from- pack­ opinion with United States Sec­ tunity "for serious talks about the allegations are proved, they will • high neck, % len^h sleeve, slight party as a while would be ceptive, fraudulent, discriminatory ers Armour, Morrell, Rath, Swift retary of State Dean Rusk on Germany and other problems if and monopolistic practices in the explain in part at least why lamb German problems and Indicated a bloused above a string sash Katanga Civilians, strengthened for 1964.' the Soviet side proves willing.” and Wilson, and by Safeway from meat packing Industry and in the prices have not been reacting to meeting would take place at the • easy to wear "Nixoq. is the strongest candi­ The 3-day western policy con­ Packers Armour, Goldring, Swift date the Republicans can put up marketing of livestock. marketing conditions during the and Wilson: U.N. General Assembly session • sizes 12 to 18 ference was scheduled to start at Those charged in the complaint last several years. in CaMfornU," d^d Sen. Jade the State Department at midafter­ (1) All or most share in fur­ opening next Tuesday. • royal or black MiHer, R-Iowx. ‘Tf he runs, he were James Allan tc Sons, San "This situation has understand­ nishing the chain's total require­ These developments ckme as the Troops Battle UN noon with -jausk. Foreign Secre­ Francisco; Armour * Co.; Goldring will win.” , tary Lord Honie of Britain and ably disturbed lamb producers, and ments. foreign ministers of the United AUCTION dresses—second floor Pennsylvania's R^ublican chair­ Packing Co., Los Angeles; John we are Investigating it thoroughly. (2) All or most packers sell the States, Britain, France and. West French Foreign Minister Maurice MITMCG FblieST No. 1U man, George Blum, said with Nix­ Morrell A Co., Rath Packing. Co., Our investigation is continuing, and lamb to Uic chain '4t the same (JermEuiy ass-embted for a 8-day SalMmiy, Soniiieni Bhodeeia, 6The spokesman said British Am- Couve de Murvllle attending. Swift A Co. and Wilson A Co., on in the California statehouse Rusk had a -preliminary talk is looking into other aspects of prices. strategy conference in Washing­ • hmM MBnl AnA M H •ept. 1« (fiV-United Nattons bassader Derek Riches In Leo American Stores Co., the Great lamb marketing. If the facts war­ (3) T h e packers commit thent- ton; fonee set iq> roadblocks today the GOP would be in a better po­ with West German Foreign Minis­ poldville sought an explanation of Atlantic Pacific Tea Co., Safeway rant, complaints may be filed selves to sell the chain specific The Moscow broadcast, heard to ent off all oommunlcattoa U.N. policies in Katanga and the sition for the national election in ter- Heinrich von Brentano in a MASONIC TEMPLE 1964. breakfast meeting at the State De­ Stores and lamb dealers Dwight L. against other persons,” the secre­ amounts of dressed lamb at the in London, said tha Soviet state­ SOFTLURE HANDBAGS betweem EttabetfavUle, the Ka­ authority under which they were Heath, Lamar, Colo., and Perry tary said. same price, prior to the time the tanga capital, and North Ka- being carried out.) partment. Von Brentano will join ment waa intended to answer DOWN5TAWS Holley, Ogden, Utah. Allan, American Stores, Armour, packers .buy lambs to fulfill their President Kennedy’s declaration t a n ^ Ihero was still no oon- Reports yesterday’s fighting the main ' conference tomorrow The charges centered around Goldring, Rath, Swift; Wilson, Bound Over morning and participate in aes- future commitments. yesterday -— that the United . fbmatlaa In SalMmry of the in EauabethvlUe still were confused NorwaUc, #ept.. 14 (A>i—A New HldBtlturBmllMtmi slons which will continue into Sat­ Statea is ready to enter serious wheraabouts of President but one thing seemed certain—the Haven truck driver has been MiiCiS«navm>*»«f Tbhombe of Katanga. urday. talks with the Russians If the bound ever ' to superior court iA Hpme said on his arrival that Despite Soviet Testing Russians show a desire for such SATURDAY. SEPT. (Odatinoed on Page Throe) Bridgeport under |2,000 bond on K ad ar Takes Leopoldville, The Congo, Sept foreign ministers -will seek a talks. . • MORRIS WHITE charges of breaking and enter­ W r basis for discussions -with the The Western decision to pro- WELPON 2 PJl. M CLOSNid Id (JP)—^Katangese- troops and ing-nom sa Catholic Churches In armed civilians today kept up Russians' on Berlin. But he said a Prem ier Post ])ose a new conference oh the DRDG COMPANY LIGHT sporadle resistance to the United Dodd Demands UN Westport and Norwalk. negotiated settlement of the prob- Berlin and German problems waa wntiMHiMmMtwnwtiWMmrr’ Natlona take over of their capital Renry -F- Lovell, 80, of 77 East lem uoee .not depend entirely on AEC Doubts Reds taken, Informants said, before tha M l Mala StU-Ml S-8SS1 5.99 plus ‘ax o f EUsabethville. But the U.N. Reinstate Tshombe ern Oitcle, New Haven, appeared the westirn Ailiee, adding that it In _ _ Party Shift four Allied foreign jninlstera got claimed ita troops Nintrol all briefly in CtoauttsABOrt here yes takes two So- feelte .for nuettiWfhl |'— to Waahiogton. atrateglo points In the town. terday. negotiations. Washin^on, SepL 14 (JP)— Sen, He wee arrested Sept. 1 by It had been agreed—with France • will not crack Firing continued throuifhout the Dodd, D-Conn., wants the regime By ANTHONY PEARCE WSM N-Arms Lead expressing some reservations itoout Westport FoUce aa he left the (Oontfnued- 0PEN4DAVS night end It was roported. that the of deposed President Moise Tahom- Psge Eight) Budapest, Hungary, Sept. 14 the timing of the initiative — that • fall’s new self pouches, horizontal Church Of Assumption. Westport (ff)—Communist party chief Janos Katangese cut off sdl electric pow­ be reinstalled in the Congo's Ka- PoUce Capt. Louis Rosenau said Rusk would open Informal talks pouches and soft satchels er in the provincial capital. tanga province. - - Kadar has again taken on the post Belt lAke d ty , Bept. 14 (ff) t o f Congress' on the intelligence with Gromyko on the sidelines of hSUtaScAS; Lovell admitted breaking into the of premier in a major government Radio monitors picked up a new Dodd charged in a Senate church and attempting to rifle an — A Midden rise in radioaotiv- gained from the detection of nine the U.N. Assembly. • easy to clean and care for . . . Just wipe station .'.calling itself "Radio Free speech yesterday that United IJa' Baldwin .Raps shakeup. He quickly announced a Ity has been reported here. Russian blasts In the ' past two Rusk, informants said, would T1ittn.(illl|Mii. offering box. boost in Hungary’s military spend­ i HOUSE HALE with a chmp cloth Katanga” which claimed the U.N. tione forces had installed a "pro Rosenau aaid Lovell also admit­ Tuesday it was 4.6 mhsro- weeks. state the Allied powers’ willingness controlled only half of Elisabeth- Communist" government to re­ ted having broken Into the Church ing. mleroeartes: yesterday It was Seaborg, along with Defense De­ to take part in a conference pro­ • sll with inside zippers vllle and. that reeietance would place Tshombe secessionist regime. o f. St. Thomas the Apostle' in Nor­ Pre ■ Trials for Kadar took over the premier­ 16.S. partment and Central Intelligence vided its terms would- not be con­ Phom Ml M128 continue. 'The province was brought under walk before coming to Westport. ship from Ferenc Muennich, an oM Lymt M. Thatcher ef the officials met with the Senate- fined to Russia’s scheme for settl­ • scuff and water resistant The whereabouts of President the control of the Central Congo revolutionary! They had ridden To State Health Department said House Congressional Atomic Bn- ing the German suid Berlin pro­ Moise Tshombe of Katanga was a Government In Leopoldville after Circuit G>urts power together when the Soviet "the allowable figures are in erpr Committee. blems. A SOUND i n v e s t m e n t mystery. 180 to 176 Union crushed the Hungarian up­ eontroversy but It’s generally Seaborg declined comment on The Secretary o f State then • black, brown, otter, green, navy, red heavy fighting between U.N. and Hartford, Sept. 14 (ff) — The The threat of guerrilla warfare Katangan troops. rising of 1956. agreed that It can grt up to reports from other sources that State Motor Vehicle department’s Hartford, Sept. 14 (ff) — Con- The shakeup, announced yester­ the all important vested suit . . . the X tai the rich province, whose seces­ Said Dodd; necftlcut’s Chief. Justice Raymond an average of 1,000 (inioro- this country will resume nuclear (Gontiniied on Page BIgM) , handbags—main floor sion the United Nations forces "It is not the business of the daily record of automobile fatal­ day by the presidential council, mlcroourles per ouhfc meter tests of its o-wn within a week or X ities as of last midnight and the B. Baldwin has asked the state’s boosts Kadaris status and puts him surest way to tell this year's suit from claimed tb have ended yesterday, United Nations Army, financed new Circuit Court to stop pre-try- of air per day) for a period of 10 days, but said “ there is no last years! obviously cricketeer thus remained. largely by United States money, to totaA on the same date lasj: year: in the position of offlc'al govern­ sevenl months before any change In the United States policy 1960 1961 Ing criminal cases.. ment spokesman in the event of The 41-year-old Tshombe was go about overthrowing anti-Com- The practice was Introduced In serious^ bazard." to conduct its tests underground.” a narrower trousers ■m offered refuge by Sir Roy Welen- munlst governments and installing Kined ...... 180 .176 Hungary’s participation in interna­ Thatcher said the increase BuQetins ALLURE COTTON the.Circuit-Court aa an experiment tional negotiations. His dual role .' ^^eaborg said the rapidity of Sky, prime minister of the neigh­ pro-Communist coalition -govern­ to see If the number of Jury trials was caused by something out­ Russian testing had made analysis Called from AP Wires • pleatless trousers boring Central African Federation ments. parallels that of Nikita Khrush­ side the area. The prewunp- Aimitg Detective* could be cut and the length of trials chev, Soviet premier and party of the Soviet tests more difficult. o f tho Rhodesias and Nyasaland. "There is absolutely nothing in reduced In general. tion Is fsllont from Russian BRIEFS Greenwich, Sept. -14 (ffb—Irving chief. nuclear bomb tests. But he said much has been learned • natural shoulders Listen to Kathy Godfrey, Welensky rushed white troops to the charter of the United Natlona Vincent Powell, who Is accused of Baldwin, Speaking as the admin­ and more Information is expected FRIGE FLEA KBJECneD Katanga's border yesterday, and or in the resolutions of the Securi­ Kadar, 49, last held the two Jobs WINF-CBS, Manchester, kidnaping and roughing up a for­ istrator of Connecticut’s Judical In 1958, when he relinquished the Washing;ton, Sept. 14 (ff)—The from complete analysis of the Cleveland, Sept. 14 (ff) •— i J • shorter coat reports persisted that Tshombe ty Council which authorises the mer U.S. attorney In Manhattan, system^ said he was opposed to pre­ radioactive debris left by the So­ Thomas F. Patton, PrealdeiR eC 10:10 a.m. -Monday thrw had crossed into Rhodesia. actions taken by the U.N. com­ premiership to Muennich. chairman of the Atomic Energy 2 fof I.IO /- remained in the lockup at the trials of criminal eases in the Cir­ Muenniem appears ^ady for viet blasts and collected by the Republlo Steel Owp.f told INqs* " • glen, plaid, blade and herringbone Saturday. Contest Every Informants in Leopoldville said mand in The Congo ever the past Commission voiced confidence to­ Greenwich Police Station today, cuit Courts. aepilretirement at ths age of 76. day that the United States still United States Air Focce. dent Kennedy flatfy todBy tltoS Day. • white, pink, blue, mint, maize, absolutely a U.N. relief column set out for the several weeks." awaiting the arrival of New York "We have never had pre-trials of Seaborg said he is confident that RepubUc will' ignore the presi­ •reg. and long nearby mining center of JadotvlUe, Dodd called upon the State De­ detectives. - He stepped down from the pre­ Isads lit bfg power nuclear weap­ _ p ^ ect conifort with no-curl elastic waist criminal cases in any other court,” mier’s job to minister of state. The ons despite the rapid-fire Soviet the United States, while testing dent’s request to hold down steel where ISO beleaguered Irish sol­ partment to threaten to withdraw Powell’s bond was ' set at $50,: he said. "I was familiar with the underground, "can go a long way prices despite a wage boost nsKt band and seamless styling. diers have been under constant at- U.S. financial support unless the 000 yesterday in Circuit Court. He government announcement said weapons testing program. fact that the use of pre-trials had this and other changes were sug­ “1 don’t think the Russians are toward keeping pace with the Rus­ month, ^ o o r advtsors seek to • sizes 6 to 8 xtack by 500 Katangese. > U.N. foreds reverse their action In sians even If .they continue (test­ Justify toe freeaing eg our rant U.N. spokesman said fighting Katanga. gested bp Kadar "to strengthen ahead of us in large nuclear weap­ 59e50 lingerie—^maln floor (Oont^iMd ea Page Sixteen) (Conttnued m Page' Four) party and-state leadership." ons,” ABC Chairman Glenn T. ing) in the atmosphere.” steel ^ree, legai^eM -of the - through the night was limited to Endre Stk, white-hair^ foreign Rep. Chet Holifleld, D-Callf., Inequlms to our oampany,** isolated pockets where white of­ Seaborg told newmen. He had Just minister, was replaced by Janos made a secret report to members chairman of the §enate-House Patton said In a letter to too ficers have rallied, the local Ka- New Details of Death, Destruction group, told a reporter that Atomic V tangeee troops. Meet of these offi­ Peter, a former. Reform Church President. "W e are asked, la bishop who has led Hungaiy's dele­ Bbtergy and Defense Department effect, to substitute toelr per­ _ "FENNAY C liU r _ cers are believed to be Belgian, gation to the U.N. General A-Mem- experts- are-^*working night and but a number of British, Rhbde- sonal Judgment for toe-kaosm — bly for several years' and made bit­ day" to get the American tests efficiency and ■ fairness of toe elan and French were reported ter speeches against the'West. Sik News TidKits under way. among them. competitive market pipoe. T ^ b y H uiricane probably will retire. from tho AP Wires Holifield B^d that the experi­ )ve cnanot do.” So fari said a U.N. spokesman, The number of deputy premiers ments will start with a number of two UJ7. troops — a Swedish of­ was incre^ased from two to four. underground blasts ef relatively SERIES OPENS DOT. 4 V ARROW ficer and 4n Indian soldier — have The new ones are Jennoe Fpck„ low yield. been killed In Elisabefhvllle battle. One more effort to ent $260 mil­ Chicago, Sept. 14 (ff) — The From Gulf the party's chief economic theorist, The Joint committee got its sec­ 1961 will-open oq United Nations wounded include 1,000 Miles Inland and Bela Biszku. former minister lion from President Kennedy's seven Indians, three Swedes, four Foreign Aid money bill will be ret briefing from Dr. Seaborg and Wednesday, Oct. 4, in toe park of the Interior. Biszku’s successor MaJ. Gen. F. J. Rodenhauser, rep­ Irish and a Norwegian doctor. Galveston, Tex., Sept. 14 UP>— mSde tomorrow when it comes up of the Amerolaa Lemfue Pennant 5 .0 0 is Janos Papp, who is not a mem­ resenting the Defense Department winner, prer^nahl'y toe New " Tbe Katangese are believed to Fresh details of death and de­ ber of the ruling politburo. This in­ for a Senate -vote. Democratic have suffered about 40- dead and struction from killer huiTlcane .Senator--AHen-J.* Eilender of Liou- unit that will handle thp -military York 'Yankees, bssebeJl commle- dicated that the interior ministry’s phases of the Nevada test series. Hluner Ford Prick announced to­ • 100% spin-dry cotton probably three times as many Carla unfolded in ^ e ravaged Gulf police powers may be cut. Isiana said in Washington ' today wounded. . Coqst sector today, and wrothar . . . Ford Motor Cd. announces 'Various explanations have been day. Flick said toe serieo wM Karoly Kiss, deputy president advanced for the wide range of start fMi that date If no playoffs • oomidetely self-ironing In LebpoldvlUe. U.f7.^Bectreary- violence from the departed storm and member o f the politburo, lost today in Detroit that, in an ef­ general Dag HammarZRjoId, who widened, more than' 1,000 miles fort to diversify. It plans to pur­ power yield detected from the'nine are necessary In either league northward into the Midwest. ° chase the assets of Philcn Carp., Russian blasts. Yesterday’s shots and if Cincinnati wfiia-toe N »-. • sanforized plus arrived yeeterday Just a^ U.N. (CooUaued on Page filXtoen) were reported by the AEC in the - trooPB were taking ‘over In Ka- Bodies of eight persbns—^all one-.-of the nation’s pioneers in tional League Pcrilnant;-' If Loa ihembers df the same -family— radio,' televlslbh and''elecBroh'Ics.''" low-to-Intermediate-range.------—Angeles should-s|Hirt-to-toe-Na- • 40% longer w ew ihg coIla£ii ahllege . . . trigger devices for a superbomb day’s antigovernnnent demon­ Rains up to 8 inches sent flood bring It to the big southern that Soviet Premier Khrushchev stration In toe Cuban capital. Japanese Island of Kyushu. It is Without a general acceptance of Playtax Mold *n Hold Hesitates on Path waters rising in Oklahoma, Kan­ God the United States faces a fate' has said he will build with the The newspaper gave no d^feO* sas, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, expected to strike a glancing blow punch of 100 mllUon tons of TNT. of the reported arrest,- which it at the U.S. Base of Okinawa. like that of the ancient Israelites Miami,, Fla., Bept 14 Iff)—Air- lUiiiois and Wisccmsln. Flooding who forsook God and were pun­ said was based on InfornuRtqn it zipper girdle continued in South Texas, doused The Japanese ' Meteorological (Continued on Page Eight) had received In New York. A draft today located hUrricane Es- Agency said Nancy was 'moving ished by. defeat at the hands pf ' > f Iher 1,078 miles east-northeast of by post-Carla downpours up to the Babylonians, the Rev. Dr. communique issued by Prime - lips on and off le •osH/. nearly 10 inches. north northwest at 15,6 ipiles an Billy' Gr^um tells an e.stimated Minister Fidel Castro’s govern­ 8tn Juan, Puerto Rico, and ihov- hour. Unless it changes course or Girdle or ponty airdi*. White only. iiV westnorthwest at 12 miles an Vicious winds, another Hurri^ 30,000 persons in Philadelphia Sta Dempsey Defends ment Tuesday accused ths Mehop cane after-effect, smashed et scat­ loses speed, agency spokesman dium.' of instigating toe demonetratlcm . Rag. $10.93 now only $8.95 (XL $9.95) htmr. said, it will reach southern Kyushu A 6 am . (BDT) advisory from tered points from Texas’ southern Lutheran,s, the world's largest outside Havana’s ClUircH et the U.8. Weather Bureau at Miami tip through Missouri and into by tomorrow morning. 1961 Tax Increase Charity, where he Is pastor. Michigan.. The agency said maximum cen­ family df Protestants, now number ■aid the season’s fifth tropical 72,588,559. ■torm carried top winds of 130 As these echoes from the mas­ ter winds were clocked at 167 miles Hartford, Sept. 14 (ff)—Gov, CLAIM PUShToN KENNEDY nilles per hour over a snull area sive tropical storm continued-, -Na­ an hour. U.S. Air -Force weath­ A alight earthquake shook John N. Dempsey defended today Moeeow, Sept. 14 W—Soviet De­ llL^5reg.a95 around the center, located near tional Guardsmen, public officials ermen earlier put the maximum Tokyo at 7:3S p.m. (5:38 a.m. EST) his' support of a tax increase by fense Bflnistor Bodkm Y , Melt* latitude 2QA north, longitude 60.4 and a horde of rerugeae trudged wind speed at 207 miles an h(mr. today . . . Mistolal was declared to­ the 1661 General Assembly. >vaky aoeased Amerlenn mill- west. Gale force winds extended through mud and debrie on u m t Reports from Kehe, Okinawa, day In Neahville, |Qa. in the murder But he predicted that soihe leg­ tosy lendore today of ‘ ‘puelilnf Playtex Malgic Controller 38P miles -from center in all dl- promued to be a kmg and weary­ said Nancy is .expected to pew trial o f'a Fort Payne, Ala., man islators would make excuses for too Pieeldeni of tke UtotoS rdctlons. ing strugfle back to nwHialey m about so miles east of Okinawa. charged with the aaake bite death having voted for it. Stskteo on tha pnth of nU er’o wHh KM^ic finger poiwli i"Thla la- a dangerous hurricane coastal areas. Military and civilian communi­ of a Berrien County at a faith . The Democratic Governor skid, reckleoa M oY* Mareha] Mall- and vessels In its path should ex- Public health threats caused ties on Okinawa prepared, how­ ceremony last year .1. . U.S. Am­ -in a speech prepared for a meet­ novaky’s etatoment appeaNd hi • - fer twmny ceMrel-. widespread concern. Water sup­ zmlaMllm sualiA caution," the Weather Bu­ ever, for one e f the biH set etorms bassador W. Averill Harriman ar­ ing of congregational mlnlstera feU i^ e article to too e O ^ bnuh-BialB floor e r pOTWjr 9ifwie* TVitiie oni|r» reau aald. plies were contaminated in do&- ever to sweep that Afesu All mili­ rived In Rangoon, Burma, today '"roe tax. increases authorized by 'Oemiaualet parto - aewwweSiKr •it. IIM MWMiy $7.95 ' ■» et '$|ar would hit a i^ land jureae but Typhoid shibts ware betof given were iMffeM to take refuge with fennliig a oisalHIeB govermweat the beet eoUective thlnxiBg and - “ 1 e| ton ^ Robert Dunn, 16, m he tells how hurricane Carlg swept hie par* and reaching a peaceful settlement , mr Pate Xwa). (GoaHMtoi Oa fNIAJ S). aote •nd’talae other reUtfeee,AW«ar> .(AP photofex). (C •R.Fsfo FOrnr). eg Idtoe' 2S4BonUi'«ld oriais. .(Oealkairfl oa Pago Voag. f hi . !3SCJ!SnrXw3Cs*!!

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