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■ X THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER t, 1W9 rA«i TPm m iywm Average Dally Net Press Run Ttie Weather jianrlffBtpr ^Earains if^rstlb /- Far tha Weak Bnded 'Faranaat af D.' S. WaaflMa Oapoe* May 28rd, 1989 ' •;,v diaelOMd, did not aay when the lots Falr,.eaalar taatgM. Law aa-4fi. Six Manchester etudenta will ba oocurrad. Tha letter waa dated H «v« Year Doctor membera of the 81et elaae at Hart- Woman Loses 190, Mfwtly suMii.v, —wthmed warm, About Town Iford HoeplUl School of Nuralng. Sept. 1. 12,925 laaa humid Saturday. High near TTie letter enplalped that the CoR In Your Proscrlprion Member af tba Andit I which1 will...... regleter ------fifpt. , « They Complains by Mail M. . woman had been shopping Iting’e Bnraan af Otrbatation Th« m u ' attbcrk tmirnament U . Mvra J. BbgUsrh. Charlotte A Dolivorod W Mihi TIm wlU *Urt S«pt 8 at S p.m. at the i Dainrtial. .loan C Frey. Marll.vn R. A Middletown woman, who ap­ Department Store and, while look­ IHmtcht>$tpr~-^4 City o f VtUngf Charm / mc ing at aome aprona, left her pock- m h« Home. BI U St. Those In- t McKay, Ijorralne E. Martin and parently didn't have tigie to.ra- H o u r teivsiM til •ntennic a teem or ; Linda U Palmer. etbopk on a counter. Returning, ahe playtnf hi the tourney ehmild call 1t a port pfraonally a mlamng pocket Said, the pocket book waa gone. VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 288 tSIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAl^EPTEMBER 4. 19.59 (Claaalfled Advertlatng au Faga 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS the Elks Rome. ^ ; ' Star of the Bast, Royal Black book and 190 In oaah to pcAick, Beeldes the money, the pocket- perceptbry. No 13, .ivtll hold Its went home then wrot8 police a book contained a bank book, and a PINE PHARMACY A final pra-s^ool opening teeji- I first fall "meeting tomorrow at 8. letter of complaint. Christmas Club accoufit foMer, ac­ 884 CENTER ST, aae todfa.v it had been rammed by young people will be heard Satur­ I members for the 1959-80 season at ! congressional action on the la­ Its first six titles, aimed at rack­ a submarine and was sinking day at 11 *?m. at St .tohn a Polish ' Hertford Regional ' Technical bor controls hill and sent it eteering wKi other A Coast Guard search faile'd : School, 110 Washington St., Sept, Savs India Intruder NatlonjU Catholic. Church to the White House ^ P re s ­ unions, provide detailed regulation; , in between " and 9 p.m , it was ident Eisenhower.’f certain o f ,union, finance*, elections, tru*-|l^ turn up a n yth in g im m edi- announced today by William Ci. teeships and conduct of officer* atel.V. , . ' Gray, Manchester, president. DflUBLE stamps TODAY! signature. X and employers. There waa no confirmation, from .The Choral Club, one of the The roll.call Vota was 3.52-5X } The aeventh and final title, ■ any other source. STUDENTS nldecl male rhorusea In the coun­ _ The measure had passed , the; .which ai'ouaed the moat contro-^ The collision was aliegedWo have try. has about 100 active, membera Senate 98-2 last night after "tore amends the Tafl-Harlley taken place about IS miles off Nehru Readies P le a C ites and presents two concerta each than eight hours of debate. ] i-estrictiona on auch southern Californis's Point -Con­ year In Bushnell Memorial. The House action dramaticall.v j weapons aa boycotts and or- ception. The distress call* said 12 Paper on Tibet The first rehearsal for the 108th capped the Preaident'a biggest leg- ganizational pickellns- It *l*o COft persons were aboard the yacht. A ggression comcert of the. c.Iuh will be Sept. Islativa victory of the aeaaion. tains a few amendments long Two Coast Guard planes and * 24 at 8 pm. In Hartford Saenger- It handed Eisenhower a bill pat­ aoiigbt by the unlofta. j Coast Guard cutter-.,,.sald they Frontier Row bund Hall. 288 W^ashlhginn F O O D B U Y S ! terned___ closely after ^ hia reconimen- Only Sen*. Wayne Morse (D- could find no sign of a yacht" or | Hartford. datlons for iegialatton to cope with Orel and William I.ainMr-iR-NDi UTeckage. ------| From North 2 or 3 RING cornjptiort and racketeering r>lh'voted against the bill liNthe Sen- At the Coast Guard Dislrict I N pw Dpllli,. India, bept. 4i labor-management relation*. ' ate. Headquarters at Long Beach a j / p ) — I’ riniP Minl.^tPl' Nphl'll '."it The measure is the first Im -' \|orse used mora than four hours M'Hxhinfftnn, aFpi. 4 (/P)— - NOTEBOOKS spokesman said that so far the todaV he ha.S I'PCPived a portant congresaional revision of jpg debate time detailing his Coast'Guard had been unable to 'r., The Stale Department today LARGE SELECnON Carousel with Live Ponies labor-management law since en-] „,gasure liquidated determine that such a yacht. i n*'''" M voiced “anpport for the Lao- A IX PRICES Free covered wagon and pony rides 'at the Mancheeter Shopping Parkade are taken advantage of actmenf of the Taft-Hartley Daw ■„( the hard-earned legiti- whose name was given a's the jcusinj? India of aggres-aion un [ thin govdrninent” bat. de­ by youngsters aa their parents shop during the week-long, "bacl^-to-echoor’ sales promotion being 12 years sgo. . . mate rights of Americar free la- “Unicorn," is based in this area. j'tllP TiliPtMIl liordcr. clined to M.v what alepa H will . held there this week. So far, literally thousands of,rides have been given. Moat of the Parkade ' The. bill writes stringent new ; b^r." There was some skepticism [ "There is a big argument over DEWEY-RICHMAN take with regard to the^Uttfe stores are open untU 9 p.mi during the event which' ends Saturday. The pony rides are given rules for protection of union mem- i All of the other speeches praised about the distre.es call and specu-. it," Nehru told parliament. He 787 MAIN ST. 'daily from 2 to 8 p.m. except for the last day when the schedule Will be from ^'2 to 5 o'clock.. her* rights, union election* and the hill, hut in general tha enthu.si- lation that it might be a hoax. l said the governinenl is publishing kinKdom’a appeal fo r l"^nited Wagon rides are from 2 io ft pm. (Herald Photo by Satemia). \ • truateeahips, financial reporting! asm wa.s greater among Sehalors The U.S. Navy Submarine 'Serv- a white paper on the tense border Nation® help to reaiat CoitF- bv union* and employers, second-1 most critical of unions; ice in ,San Diego said there- -was situation. including correspond- munia^jijlDtreiMiion. arv boycotts, “ hot cargo " agree-1 -— no American submarine operating ence with China. mmU,■ organi*alional...... picketing—------(l.'iontlnued------1 Pkge rhree) i L e hanese I Wotneii ["within 100 miles of the .vacht-'s re- India has cliaiged the Chinese Sam Neua. Iaiob, Sept. 4 (/F) j ported position. Communists with aggression liy ^ The i-eporl to the ham radio op- atlacking lndia border patrols and The royal army commander - Tc^Seal Officers eralora was that the 27-foot yacht moving to occupy Indian terri- -today'-armed clvillana and SUMMER IS ALMOST OVER-* was .sinking fa.st. tory. aeht out an-appeal for rein­ The Syrian I^ebaneae American FOR THAT MG FINAL COOKOUT, Oqe of the radio operators. Clar- Nehni told parliament a fatil.v Women'* As^iation of Hartford ‘Shamed forcement® to ®lop Tommo- ence Milnikel of Inglewood. Caiif., , long" note 'arrived from Peiping nint® maflaina fo r an aaonalt will hold Ita 12th annual inathlla- W E'U HAVE aaid he picked up this call: * ; yealerday. , tlon of oflicera ht a banquet Sept. "Mavdav, Mavdav. I m sinking I "They accuse us of aggiession on thi® Htratepic tow n, PINEHURST 9 at 7:.70 p.m. at\the Red Ember off Point Conception.. . . The agalu-'t-their border. he saiu. ' Briff. Gen. Amkha Soakha- reatAurant, Bolton';- Killing Witness Says water is-ilp to mv shoulders. . . i "Obviously their version does not vonR.- whooe command poet Mia* Marin Nasniff,^ of Manches­ We are sinking fa.sl. . .“■ ! tally with ours. They have given for northern Ijioa la in Sam I ter will be Installed g* •president. "P ray to God . . . Pray 'to names and sohie places where they Other new nfilcera wlll\be Mrs. G. CHOICE STEER BEEF! New York, Sept. 4 UPt He had»boy calling himself "Dtacula.' who God. . . ' 1 said the aggression took place and Neua, predicted the fled aa- I J. Oeot^e, Hartford, \ylce-pres- heard, the 17-year-old boy said, “had a sidekick known as "The "I first thougljt it was a are looking into it . „ , aault would come within 10 jldent; Mrs. William Oellers. Man- that “ the Italians jvefe pushing Umbrella Man." freighter .... but a aiibmarine hit i Relation.* between India and Red day®. He ®aid the aituation cheater. secretary; Mr*. \.Tosepb the Puerto Ricans around" on the But Bouillerce aaid he had hung us and kept on going, . . China have grown worse am'’*’ t"*' “la not pretty.” Fournier, Manchester, treilaiirer, SHORT or ' West Side of Manhattan. out with their group from time Milnikel said the sender of the'Tibetan uprising against the Chi- and Mr*. Fred Dummltt. Hartford, Lb. There wa* going io the a show­ to time. It waa one of their crowd. distress call'ldentlfied his vessel as | oese Communists, India ga\e By THE AaaoaATED nUEM aergeanl-at-arm*. SIRLOIN refuge to Tibet's ruler, the Dalai down, he understood, between “ a he .said, who tricked him into go- | (b* Unicorn, a private yacht on a l*aoA anked the United Na­ Mr*. Oeller*. miatreg* of reiV- STEAK couple of hundred Italians" and Ing to the playground for the re- , pleasure cruise out of San Diego, I.juna.' .J're.sidenl Kisenhower shakes the hand of P'gench President Charles de Gaulle at Rambouillet. monle*, will introduce the gue*t, Puerto Rican gangs from various puted showdown between Italian* ' j In accusing the Chinese Com-1 tion# today to ®end an emer­ speaker. Dr, Robert Jrelssaty, ex­ HALE'S BEST HALE'S qCAIJTY and. Puerto Ricans. iniinisu of aggression against In-; France, today hefqre'leaving for Scotland wheixke will spend a brief vacation before returning to gency force "in the shortest ^ parU of the city. It wa.i to be at (Dontiniied on Page Heven) the ■United States. lAP Photofay via radio from Pari*, i change student from I>ehRnon. A midnight last Saturday night. Ha said he felt he ou'ght to take dia,' Nehru has made plain lie has j possible time” to stop aggres­ graduate of .St, .Toseph* Unlver- HAMBURG 2 ,*. *1.29 Franks Lb. 79e But young Hector Bouillerce. part Jjeca’use "it's like if one cop [no iatention of going to war over j sion from Communist North I sity French medical school, Beirut. Who had aspiration.* of joining the gets beat up ■.all the other cop* I I'lxF^l^c'ks and hopes to resolve'i I j Lebanon, Dr. .Irel.a.aaty 1* a heart ■get J^e-ther to help out." I border ' differences by negotiation.! "Viet Nam. FANCY NATIVE U S. Marines shortly, said he [Meat Packing Laotian F o r a t -g n Minister specialist at St. Francis Ho.«pital, foil ,1 the situation .-Kimewhal dlf- ■ B^illerce said he hA(| no idea I Peiping-hgs so far rebuffed hia bids Hartford. kn'iv^ were to be used. Re thought j to talk things oyer, President Rests itj Scotland^ Khamphan Panya addressed the BROILERS and FRYERS feit.it when he got to a^ Weal request to Recretary General Dag SMOKED B. Side playground for yh« moment It was just to be a flst'fi'ght. j Nehru .said Peiping a.sked India "IM ^ad known, I wouldn't have iUnions Strike to drop aggression." H|immarskJotrf, who haa no au­ P lC t4 IC S of dorisioiu thority to send auch a force him­ LEGS and BREASTS Therc'ivaa a gang of hi* Puerto goneSff I Red China had declared one or • fN has been held a* a -material j two Indian patrols have entered , self. He left it to Hanuharakjold to Police Arrests Rican pals on hand, all right. But At Swift & G). witnexe. 1 Tibet. ■ I apply "the procedure yo«i deem the only othei^, there were six Meanwhile. a meeting waa ------'• ' pritrte-mtfflsfer ifiidd'the gov- fit.” youngsters, IncuSIlng some girls, . Clarence B. Walker,'24, of 107 LABOR DAY WEEKEND scheduled between Mayor Robert Chicago, Sept. 4 (4»i — Union I'ernment hoped to reply within the ' By EDDY OIUMOKB 4' The weather in Scotland, usuiia.Iohn HayajN NVhitney, vll the U.M. am- Ha did not aak formally for q COLDCUTS who were having a friendly chat TalcoU Ave., Rockville, waa aj-- F. Wagner and 'Goy. Nelson A. ! meal packinghouse workers struck ! next few days. He did not say . Tiirnbeny, Scotland, Sept. 4 ally the dampest part of the. Bril bassador- to ^ ita in . meeting bf the aecurtty Council. resfed last night and .was charged FOR YOUR PICNIC SANDWICHES: After a movie. ish Isles, was warm, sunny and Rockefeller to consider measure* | po. and Wil.son and Co., i white paper y » l d be. - : President Kisenhower pul aside j Culzean Castta, is administered empowered by the U.R. charter to With Intoxication. X ^ ‘‘I could see that they were in- aimed at battling a rising Jiive-j. , - , . i issued. Some members of parlUr^ breezy, by the National Tc^ist, which su- call on member states for force? Held In lieu of bond. Walker I* PEPPER I^OAF MOTHER GOOSE PICNIC nw ent." said Bouillerce. "I could nlie crime rale here; two giante of the meat Indu.stry, | previously d»manded ,piib- hia official cares today for a shOrt I Scots gave, Kisenhower the pervise* national mdniimehts and | to use against aggression. Neither due In court tomorrow.'It will be •ee it in their faces. They were so After separate .se.a.sions yester­ early today. licalion of such a document, to give vacation as an honorary citizen! friendliest - of 'vvelcomea. beautrv' spots. Scotland ifive him a did he ask formally for a debate Walker'* third court appearance In. UVER SAUSAGE young looking." day, the mayor and governor each Then the unions quietly called of .Scotland. He had accomplished i It was not so big as in Bonn. 16-cnom apartment lhere\in ap- m the General Assembly, two weeka on similar, charge*. Oh Moment* later two of the inno­ said they favored a program of (Continued on Page Kigbt) London and Paris, because this is pieciatlon for hi* sei-vice* asNipm-J He cited a provision of th* Aug. 24 he wa* sentenced to 1.5 cent yoiingslera, bo.vs- of 16, off the Wilson strike with a .ioint his mission to KiiropeTO shore iip' ’^ 7 9 \ \ SPECIALS special youth "('amps akin to the agreement to continue w;age-hoiir a country district with few people mander of western Allied forces-Htt i charter that empowers the asaem- days In Jail, execution suspended, f t daggered away to die of knife the western alliance again.sl cqpi- But almost the ■ whole distance j and wa* placed on,, good beha\dor Civilian Conservation Corps tOCC) talk* for 24 hours. ■ World War II. rfel.v to diacusa an" question on th* 79' wourtda on nearby doorsteps. The.v of depression days. The slate now munism. from Prestwick airport to . the His beautiful third floor apart-‘ rr^atptenance of peace brought I probation for three months. On Virginia Dare Pure FmH did not know their attackers, nor The United Packinghou.se W'ork- If you’ve navar madelHJot roa$t^with .. SPKCED has two work ca,mps for young era of America and the Amalgam­ castle the President ws* on his nient loojks out over the broad befor> It hy any UN. member b i Aug. 28 he was fined |2fl. Flavored Symp, _ wh.v they were attacked. H(mse Group With the nine days of diplomat­ BONELE^MUCK ROAST ui. 69 offenders. ated Meat Cutters and Butcher feet in his gray convertible -wav­ sweep of the Firth of Clyde. j itnder 'this article; the asaembl; Pinehurst Supelior heavy chuck, Walker, who had entered the LUNCHEON MEAT LOAF CHEESE 8 Flavor* N"* r. cabled from the tdlstrict attorney's office to- ! Sciidiere on Wednesday. Held on Of Projects Bill golf at Ciilzean Castle, his Scot­ that has . charmed Europeans waste at all. „ • "^^ONELESS WHOLE MOULDER CLOD Lb. 89b not Impose a Jail term so that he Suhshine companies for higher wage.* and I talk.* with President Charles de ViJitttane and delivered through could get.medical aid to help cure dAV: assault charges were Israel Santi­ other benefits in a ne\y< contract tish vacation home. ihroiighout his swift-moving. Imir.- ' H.vdrox s. 49c "I felt ashamed , and loii.ay." Gaulle on w'orld issues and west­ his (Irlnking habit. ago, 18. his brother. Ephrisn, 16, replacing one which ex.pired Aiig. Washington. S<-pt. 4 (.piyriaring He tackled the beautiful 6.690- He. showed none of the strain of (OonthiiMd on PAg« He said he wasn't' a member of ern probeims, including Algeria. Other arrest*, the charge* and Bumble Bee Brand Fancy 31. another veto, the House A/ppiopri- yard course, five miles from the hia gruelling schedule. court dates, are; the Puerto Rican gang led by a (Continiieifl on Page- Seven) The contract talk* have been castle, this afternoon. I They reported complete agree- Waiting At the airport to drive X Solid WhH« ^ 7 C at . ations Committee today approved lament on .West Berlin. They said a James Madden, of 128 BlH«ell Tuna Cans # D C underway aince early .Iiily. Two "I've been saying-'that I'd •him to his castle waa (he shiny-t- a shaved-down. public Works ap­ *'■’^summit oonfeience of western St., Intoxication, tomorrow. days ago. Armour and Co., an­ moat prefer not to play golf but with .Soviet Premier Nikl- gray Rolls Roy.ee bearing the hon- [ "Fred Shea, no Certain address. Premier Spanish other of the Big Four of the meat propriation bill including 67 proj­ Ji|sl slay inside and sleep." he , , , Khrus'hchev:. who is arriving orahy license plate U.S.A. 1 and | Intoxication, tomorrow. FronHize lirged to Ripxign packing induatry, signed a con­ ects objected to by President Ei­ fl.ying the -American .flag. Bulletins Olive* •b 49c aaid. but the weather changed his in Washington Sept. 1.5 to start an Juicy Homburgers tract granting wage.boosts and senhower. mind. At the entrance to the esaOe, from the AP Wires some of the other union request.*. It .sent to'the House floor a Sl.- exchange of Vastts with Risenhow- Ri-senhower waa greeted bv a Orean .Spray ^ AO ei. "should take - place only when # C O I N XIPERATED Cninherr.v Hanrire 4fc (5*** " f J C TTie other induatry leaders were l85,140.86.Vbill financing river and small figure In a green, tweed coat, Pinehurst jrrounil beef is One ^ .ou r customers’ Ouster Order Defied expected to follow.’ , harbor, flood Control and reclama-i theie is .some possibility of defi- kilt and Glengame hat with a favorite®! Juicy hamburgers are pervert for your nale accqmpli.shment." .vr.W HOT'MNG BILL N'ETOED Libby'* Vienna But Swift and Wilson stood firm lion project* in almost every state - feather in it. Wsahlogton, Sept. 4 "t^N— despite the intervention of fed­ ■after refusing ’ to delete the 67 i Holiday Outdoor rooking and picnics. The-.wonder- .Sausage* Cans 45 News Tidbits The, consultation with Tie Gaulle This was the Marquess o f Alisa, PrealdMit Riaenhower todAy ve­ c eral mediator.*' who have held projects which drew a veto last and other western statesmen in who once owned the castle. Now ful flavor of “Pinehurst Hamburgs” conies PKACHKS ...... I lbs. J5c Culled from AP Wires toed the serond-ohot 81.958.000.- 'K ra D ’s F.xtra Sharp. — By Argentina General virliially continuous »e"ssion.* with week , 1 Paris followed separate ^ meetings this slately home o( I4cotland had, 000 houalng Mil which Congreea •through w herever ,vou cook them . PimPLE PLUMS . .". .2 Ihs. :»9c The House' fell one vote sliori Coon ChAsse i', |b. ^ 7 C both aide* for the laal'j48 hour.*.. with Chancellor Konrad .Vdensuer been given to the nation and the had passed' aDec he veto^ A laundiY of oveiriding the veto esrlier this SK^TLi^SS THOMPSON (;RAPES , .. .2 lbs. ;i9c • By ROMAN -jriMENE/^ At midhiglit, a spokesniaii for of West flei'inan.v and Prime ,Min-' ."W-year-old- marquess sometimes more eostl.v measure In July. the two unions aaid the strike at weel:, .Aurora...... Borealis,...... , biilMantly j You/ Wash for WATERMW>QN. Medium Si7.e'...... each fi9c White Rose Redl-Tea Yor. Bueno*.Aires, Argenlin*,.Sept, 4 later HaioM Macmillan of Brilsin live* there The President In a mesange In Swift and Wilson wa.s on. Two To kee'p the now measure in line ,.f,|„rTuI spectacle of the aky. ‘ Kisenhower is' returning to Fiaenhov.er .ahook hands with the Aenate'aald the new Mu' like • SannkiWhen ft*$ nellrloii* lee Tea I8 o«. t S w C (A’i—President Arturo Frondizi hoiiri later, he said Wilson and the financially with the Presidenl's visible through Vast section* of the i j . b CANTALOl'PPiS...... each 29c Washington after the weejiend th* .Warqnef.;. , . its predecessor goM too fnr. LEAN GROUND CHUCK 79 •triiggled to settle *n arniy crisis [two unions , had agreed to con- budget, tbc committee rjil ever^' nation last night.. . Senate leaders Convaniant'ritrYou, ^'e*<^afe Instant totlay while detnonstralors shout­ For golf partners he.'e he haa LETTUCE, l.arie Heads . . . " _____ . . . . each 2.5c I tiniie the wage-hoiir talk* for 24 project in'it'by 2's per cent. It did reported to have derided to shunt i Coffee ' 8 oc. M.19 ing for his resignation clashed hia son. Msj. .lohn Riaenhower. and (Continiied on Page'Two) RfM'KRT FLIGHT HALTED . W A S H 2 ^ FANCY NATIVE TOMATOES ...... 2 Ihs. 25c ' hours, and the Wilson strike' was this by a vole of 19-17. aside a showdown Hglil nvei ciyil I Lb. 79b with police out*|le goi-ernment -off ’'at least for, the tim e.being" The initial cost of the 67 pioj- Rdtrards .Air Foere Base, CMIU., CHUCK PAHIES -Jiouse, rights legislation until next session ' Aopt. 4 OF — Aa Xlft rneket 'H e said the. unions and Wilson . eels ob.ieeted-to by'the Pr'esirteht of Congress, DRY 10c Frondizi^ conferred twice with would leaiime talks at nooh. fi was *.51 ,.510,000,' The committee sldp went aloM \odAy for whnt MAYTAG Oen. Csrlos Tortnzo Montero, who cut this amount to about $.50,200,- Bradley Field operations zoomed hiut heen scheduled as Its first S£AdSAnOA/Al / The Swift plants which were 16 another peak during past year. I Ike’s ‘Flexible in Tactics’ ehsllenged a government ordei struck are in Cliicago. Omaha. Mil­ OOiV , ’ • power llght, but * laat-mlahte X l with passenger u.se up 8- per cent ' ^D O IN OPERATED ousting him as army chief./Toran- waukee, Loa Angelea, Sioux City, If Congress pa.**es the biU in tji* / fuel diffliifliMity eMM-elesI tlM At- 80 Montero aaserled 95 per cent of ____-i.. / > arid bperaiing surplus climbing by tempt. The ttny'Msck darti only BLOCK ISLAND FRESH SWORDFISH / LAUNDRY 121 pec cent. . ( Now at the lowest price HEINZ the army bethind him. ■ ((kMitlnneo on Pag* Nine) (Continited on Pnge Seven) 50 feet long, rose with Its mnifher OA "A t this moment consultations FBI -charges i-wo nvn In^Wash- ' Means Much or Nothing BA3 hnin^r to the f-mlle height in over TO years IS STILL IN SEASON Opel'' ^ No Waiting Are'under way but np decision has ingiqn, D. C. wit,h kidnaping and ' at which It w'lM to be reiensed. N d T P O ^ been reached,’! the rebellious gen­ raping two young women who The two ships, with the X15 Nfxt to Hartmann'• eral told, reporters after his sec­ * Design for Survlva I ’ work for the FBI'. ^ By 4AMES MARLOW • the West will have access to the fastened under the larger plane's ^URFINE FRUIT COCKTAIL f t * ^ . le ; — ond meeting with the president, sn Broad in-sei-vice advanced train­ .(.\P .New* .Aiisily*!) city through Communist East Ger- . wing, then went Into the launch­ SWORDFISH Reiuta 83, Rockvilla old friend. “ However, the door hss ing program annmmced for [he 'Waahinglon, Sept. -4 i/Pi --Per- many, ' ing pattern. A faulty regulator y . been left open for a convenient some 27.5 employe* at Connecticut haps the mos< , important-- or the . Such a concession might have to was then diseuvered In the he­ . 3 ' l ^ r % 0 0 : Thfe week there is a jneautiful ball point inside CLOSED SUNDAY HUE solution. j State Prison. fir*t in its history. '. . most iinimportanf’^^sentepce Pres-' be'based largely on the hope the lium syatism- which keeps the' e.ver.v 1 1b. ^package of Swift's Bropjcfjeld^kinlesii ''Tliere always are possibilities, tPentagon Banned Book Private segregated classes to be idem Eisenhower spoke b'rt his, Russian* would honor tjieirguaran- fuel Rowing under constant THESE PESEHtRST GROCER i' frEPARTMEXT SPE­ of a solutionsand I earnestly hopei..J 1 of’ ered again this year to white CIALS WILL HEIJ» TOC IN PfANNING VOPR LABOR Sausages— 59PER MISSl.N'G politics -was not -involved in the j [Raps U.S, Policy, on W ai* Cohnecliciit's atluiney general This wa.*.^it,' We must not re- Dr,.^flexible' taclic* could mean Texas City. Mich;, Sept. 4 t/P f 6 r THE GRILL OVER LAROR D AYtliY . . Neet-Heet- charcoal SRiouns 'disptite,; that It wa* a 'militajjyl HAFNIA dANNED CQOKED HAMS - • •••••• _____ I says his toffice has "no authority . , treat one mch from principle tin this country would .yield a mite on —.A flying squad of slate troop­ 2 LB. BROILERS ...... 89e HEllMANN'S matter and he'and hia siippoi ters! nor fiinrtlnn” ._to seelf a judgment * dealing with Rii.«siai but muqt be disarmament pr nuclegi' testing or ers ersMhed into a summer col- - fPR ClfANfRi EASIER, were not trying to overthrow the; Washington; Rept. 4 iffb - a ' Power s preface to the, bookji from the Stale Supreme Court of nexible in tllclics.' Flexible is on checks agalirat cheating hut ' tage la the northern Michigan 2xi,.*1.99 . 4 lh, * 3 . 8 9 CHICKEN WINGS , . / ...... 7. ' IbS, 5 0 c ' government •*'■■' banned book 'is getlin^g consider­ said he wro'e it at the rtsk--of be-' Errors oh the constilutlnnii(ify of word rnade of rubber, a typicaj' ftever enough to please the Rus­ wilderness today and seized an SAFER C H ICK EN LEG^.-"...... 5 lBs>-9^50 OUTDOOR COOKINGI Backer* of ex-dictator Juan D. [ able attention on Capitol Hill, it ing called a sabre rattler and ■ the; recently-voted .$.500 expense ' qipinmatic word vfhich cen be sians. » ' - , armed man wantrti In the my»- Tender Hafnia Danish Hams can .be eat en just ai. it comes Peron,. however, attempted to ■ lertoiie d)sappewrance of a state from the can for cold, cuta sandwiches or party shacks Also,, is called "Design for Survival,'i warmonger.. '-VRislaliire voted stretched in^any direction. - , It IS this haziness, of inekning make capilsl of the crisis. | an.d .was written -by Gen. Thomas which has'hovered over Eisenhpw- pnlicemAn. The officers grabbed W'onderful for raaserole iiiBhef or kabobs or cut fhto C Juit light 7 -i- ;-!. At one point the honk' said an , . , ■ « It ran b*""made to mea'rt what There a^e-^so many Fresher By Far vegetables AhouL5(*9 civilisns shouting p ro-; S. Power, head of the Strategic ex’er westein leader* «nnf H to-'i er'a whole visit vcitb'-the- Alli4d i Ah In-' Knight without gunfire inch shres and grilled as-ileteaks ' '•'* tha boar.. 2 Pkgs. encmv .striking to.lay ''would fmd Peron alogana and demanding ; Air Command. ns ready to strike hack hutK.„ 1114it pre­ Pie.*ident Risenhowe.i- to explon mean in arty given aituation. .'leader* of Britain. West. Germany but found no trace of Albert a.rouod this'week that it is difficult to- make a th# box lights 7 C — Frondizi re.sign gathered in front | ‘.'Contrary- to reports." said Ilfep. with , ..Sovi'et Premier .N'lkits S.', and France, There were no solid an: .Houden. the .missing trooper, ex­ Canada Dry Canned Ijoda ...... 8 cans pared to .ward off his blow." IL could . imply a {urmng point saketipn for the bast buy of the week . . . tha charcoal * * » Of Government House, -where the,, ,To(in E. Mws (D-Calip today^ Khnishrhev the internationaliza- id the cold, war: noiincement* from any of . those cept for his service ptstoh j^ ^ lG R R S I oonferences were, in progress. '' "the book' doe* not advocqte pre"' Moss told a reporter "I've' read Uon of-all Berlib, both east'and visits. Knight was hiMtIed Inin a, po­ le-. . S tar-K ist Solid W hite T u n a ...... 1 cans 89c J.AR the book with extreme care, and That , thla countiy ^has decided I Ten ^plicemen tried to dtshand j v’ei(t1ve war." , West.. . ' ■ This ja underatandable; since the lice cnilscr and headed (or atete ElmdaJe TfunaCoes , , .... X. '8 Ifi or.r'cans f 1,0(1 • Panetellas what the generql doe.* is di.scu.*.* a to abandon ita long-established aiMtiiilMt kr MMMMO MATCH MvImm DuassS Bm4*m Ca*. < PINT ! the crowd, then- called for i;eln-,, Moss, as chair'nfian of the House Allies might consider Iheraselve* police . headquarters at EAat UK.NL'RAL AN.W.4 niiniber of iiltci'oatives. . inchidin;^ Atom be Energy .Commission policy of stiff-arming the Russians Spam ...... can ,49c NATIYE CARROTS 2 > „S 9e^ • Blunts forcemenfa. The , marcheis-. were , Government Information aubcom- starts development of new and chicken-headed to tip their-handif IsiDsIng, .some ISO miles away. a polic.v of preemptive warfare in all directions and Is now ready driven to nearby slreets, with tear Montero emerged from his strong-I m.tGe'*. demanded an explanation Hlmplifle*l niielear |ni\ver plant for before the Pre.aident had a chance' l)imllty Perfect ; and the citviitiistaiicc.*. under to make .eonoession.* which' might _ 5I(M(8K I'OHirF.S KETESA Hl’fC Green Stamp* for piircha*eA )n meat and grocery departfnent Hnw. being laaiied at grncery gas bombs. I ■ ’ I hold in the. Army Mechanical 1 ftoni Defense .Secretary Neil H. .Vav,'. .*ubinarin(es and ships .... have seemed imthinkaliic before to talk :things over in Wa.shington. NATIVE CORN Doe. 2 5 c Slight Moisture Hpols - , \vh|ch il niignt 'bc neces.sary." , Washington, .Sept. 4 i8*i — O P fN check-nut'for your convenience. FRKR p a r k i n g REAR OF s t o r k : . , ■This capital wag . virtually Sctiooi in the heart of the capital j .McRlroy on why the Peplagon Father Tom Cunningham. ,5.3. the It- could, mean nothing of the with Khru.atichev. ' ■ paralyzed. The government de­ .Mnjf se'd I ’lVv. cr defined pie-, Sen. W's.ine Morse (D-Ofe) ■ THURS. ond FRI. KEG. 84.78 7 0 Slid went 16 gnveViiment house for I prevented the hook's publiraiion. parish prieat of the .Aretie,'(tie* of kind: Kisenhower had be*n_ anxinii.* BOX OF AO ^ l . / 7 creed a -holiday in the capital to a .50.miniite coiTferehce with Fron- .McKIroy has said only lhaU it emplivp war as a situation in heart atlaek in his cab'ii at ’ When the time conies for this not • to raise hopes high’ for any forced the Hennie into a rscesa T I U ? 'svoidMnc-idents. Wipi government dial. ■ . inappropriate f o r ; ,a . mS'j'bT which thi* country, as a last re- norlhernmost tip of the United: country to talk business ■ as it will real, sotutroitli .In hia conversation.* today ^.v hta refiiaal to permit PINEHURST IS offices,' banks and school* closed, j He told newsmen afterwards the [bommajid. soi'l. inight launch the iiutial at- Slates.* when Kisenhower meet* Premier with Ipe Riiasian*. , It Is possible enminiftees to act during Ita. Tnost private businesses aisp quit rebel 'officer* are not aeeking.. to Sen. 'Stuart Symington . . . iD-.^toi .. tack when intelligence reports Alenaee of food shortage prtib- Nikita Khrushchev here Sept. 1.5 his vi.sil to the three Alliekl conn- pnweedlngs. Sen. l.ynwm^BT'^ 302 MAIKST. LI8GETT for the day. overlhrow the Frondtzl govern-i yesterday! placed, a portion o f the give absolute pjoofpj'oof that anah enemy ably would be greater la .New Kng- this country maV be willing to yield' tries haa, now done just 'th4-op- Johnaon (D-Tex), the.,mA3orlty AIR-CONDITIONED At the height 0^the army crisis, ment, Thefr diapute, the. geherkl manuscript in the congresaional attack is imminent and certain. lan'd thfin any other section of the a bit here or there, ^biit not very positif of w.hal he wanted loader, said . he fof |be . Frondizi^ announced that troops said, is with the Secretary 0/, Waj;^, record. He said he interpreted Power's country in event transportation recesir I«-^jMrtlLthla altertooB— FREE PARKING DRUB STORE c O R e much at all. He. received a warni welcbqje in MANCHESTER .were m’aroliing on the mtlltary bai'r Rlhto Anay®. Symington, a fieqpenl critic of argument an meaning Vwe should-; imes were broken bv epemy H- Or it could mean a real cpnces-. all three countries. Bii't^at best, his! whqp-'h^waii tn(orme«L.- -Morse FOR YOUR COMFORT SHOPPING PARKADE Man ch ester Conn< .racks where Toranzp .Montero'.aet Toranzo Montero said he tFach-[ the Pentagon, said the. bag "would n't adopt a polity w.hich would i f - ; bomb^'lltack, *arco5ding to esti *ion. Foi'instance. trip waa only a. preparation ywouUKobJect----- — - to. a unanimous 5H 9-2848 up rebel headquarters. But. only ed a truce with Frondizi. hi* friend ' seem to be a deliberate effort: to revocably commit us against si.ich mates------of the- New - England CouncilCoimcl ' That tbia coiihtrv might be Wll- the real busineasiof dealing^wit"' oonaen.lXagreesaeat to pemilt CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS tiro tsnka appeared near the bar- from boyhood and declared there keep th* tru th j'from the people s course of scliim when we, have . . . Martin Lawtffr, 90, ehlef de- j ling to withdraw it* troop® from Khrushchev. Whether any'rsal or. eommtttnwK|o wdrk on ma)or lAoks. They held their fire. j shout matters w! ich yitaJly affect information that a Pearl Harbor isifesidi^ In the fAliMMia DAnb«rT'{West Berlin, a* IChruAhchea- want*. -----— I hills on which plan* (or ndjogffn- Shortly before dawn, Toranzo (CoAHRued on Fa m 'T wo) their security.” About to be rm a ted.’.' —irt. ^ la Near York. - tat ratum for a RuMisn guaraatM (Osattagsd SA paffe- Btevsa) iLls MwtJFAsk nni' Waco- V- ' .-L F’i' J V.' X ' A: w -

\ 9 A Q t TWO MANCHESTlR-iyiCNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1959 'MANCHESTER .EVEWNfe HER AO), MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, SEI*TEMBER 4, 1959 PAGE THTtee t . Atlantic Alliance and the vbattfs for world pMce. ^ ^rondize Urjj;ed to Resign Holiclay Weather Hartford Maiijr^5l, informal Meeting Planned Fire in Garage . | P f^id en t Rests in Scotlnnd^ U. 8. Secretary of State Chrla- House Passes tian Herter relmalnad'ln France to r l M Sheinwold oil continue diplomattc.meetlnge with By THE ASBOCRATEDrUBB Chiarged in Killing Quickly Pul Out; Mission to Europe Completed French end N ATO officiala. Labor Control Th# first hours of Oonnsctl- I Ouster Order Defied cut's Labor w#Mt#nd JHy Hartford, Sept. 4 (Ah-Coroner Directors to Review A small fire in a garage at'tjl He will ve^rt to the IS nation TARE TOUR PROFIT North Atisntic Council today on will b« pisasahtly warm and Louis W. Schaefer yesterday held Cole Bt was quickly extinguished ! k- COMrilaM4 h im P k (* O w ) ,|hower who »*t out from P»rU thta a f t e r W E A R BID IBaal dealer • (OeatiBiMd trMB Page Qmi) not very humid, says the U.8. the rpthing exchange of viclts be- North-South vatacrUM Ernest Jones, 51, Hartford, crimi­ early this afternoon after Com- I morninit nftfr two d«y» of tatlcK By Alfiwd Sheinwold Weather Bureau. nally responsible for the fatal WmiwIih WMrinM* for the Aret twsm Eisenhower and Soviet Pre- NORTH Sen. John F, Kennedy (D-Maae), panie# 2 and $ of the Town of with Prmtdenl d» Qdulle. nifer Nikita 8. Khrushchev. By Argentina General UR. Mairtors Team Champion The almoat-perfect weather shooting July 25 of his son-ln-lsw. Status of Projects U bm. the Prealdent ItA^ed to the A 7 < 2 •hairman of the Smate-House Manchester Firi Department an- ■ ■ "Goodbye. «KRln i\i ^volr," for' a holiday weekend,. wlU tnd Mid: Elsenhower looked At and hap­ The “ w M k” two-bM sometime# V A 10 oonference and sponsor of the Marxell Uston. 42. *w#red a atilt alarm. 'I Biooohowfr In a briof py as he Aew off for Scotland—r (CentiiiMd from Page Um ) ♦ Q 109 5 2 /-'last at Uaet through Satur­ •. The coroner said that Uston and The fire was In k small pile o f) •*rv« been aaylng: that I'd al- oriais was a "ahame for the re­ pushes the opponenents Into the erlgtoal Senate version, said the ■pMoh durlnjt which he UrtChked only 00 minutes away by Jet. 49.K Q 5 day. said tbs' Windsor Locks a friend had parked their cars An Informal meeting of Ahe$>p|Ted info the Eighth Dietrtet rags and ott(er combustible mate­ BMNd prefer not to play jfolf but public." He Mid CongrtM Aould wrong contract. I f so, pass quiat- B n ^ product went farther than be the people of ' Friince/4fld the 'The President wolind up hla last now would be a "waiting spell In W r tT EAFT forecasters today. Just about In front o f' 124 North Board of Directors will be held at 8 sewer system to .eliminate 'the rial in the garage which was atay fataide and aleep but I proclaim tta "profound displeas­ would, have liked. ftmt French ifot'emmenO^r making ' and perhaps moat crucial diacus- the military crisis. ly and pockst your profit. A dou­ Accompanying th# 80-de­ St., alighted and struck up a con- odor of Lydall Brook owned by Robert W’. Derry. 'The thtak r y g «t out thU afternoon hla two day atay^iW pleaaant and ure for the act ot indiscipline in But 'he aaid he made nq apolo- p.m. 'Tuesday in the/ MUnicipel : aions with De Gaulle last night on . He Mid he could not reveal the ble may steei* the opponents Into tfitl glea for, i t - < I w ill aay Tfankly it gree sunshine will be scores versatiofl. / Onsnplr^nta’ BureM fire was under control within m'ln- the waather ia too ifood.'' the armed forces.” Building to review the atatiia of enjoyable." I a note of general agrssment. deadline of the truce so as not to ♦ < is the only .bill i t la poxaibte to ob­ of state pollcetnen and aux­ Jones approached on' foot and Among individual Director#’ utsa aft#r firemen arrived, and | Hundreda of jichool children a better contract. ■ « A 10 6 2 499I4S capital worka projects and town "Finally.^'want to aay that the . A fter two days of talks, the two cloM the road toward understand­ tain In all the cliiotmstances.” iliaries who will attempt to naked the friend, John T. Wiliams, idea# for Improvement ia the one damaga was minor, aaid CHiff W. Rned the 30-tniie route from Preet- leaders iaaued a communique iw.v- Em I opens two hearts with the improvements the Board has had visit of (ien. De Gaulle and myaelf ing. sotriH Sen. John L MdClenat|4t>-Ai-k), keep down the traffic death to lend him some money and drive of Theodore Powell th#l a mu­ Clifford Mason of the Totkn Fire wrlA to here, chantlnjc "W e iJke Ing they agreed on moet of the kind of hand we have boon study­ 4 A Q 10 • 4 on its agendas and in its thinking has been mutually profitable and While the general headed back ehairman of the Senate'Rackets toll. him soniewhere In his car. W il­ nicipal a»rvice bureau might be set Department. ! Die.” qlieatlona dlacuased. Deaths Last Night ing all week. He promises a in past months. In my opinion will mark another to the rebel headquarters, govem- Committee.-' said the conrprontise Tthe humidity that has liams rerose^. up to taXe Care of townapeople's ! Whether or not there was agree­ strong six-card -suit, very little : ^ j . 4 9 - Acting Mayor Ted Cummings, The children'a weloo'me wa* ao step In our cooperative effort to­ 'ment sourc«a said the resignation bill wra^ better than either of the. clogged Connecticut's sir for "Jones made a critical remark," complainta. ment on the most delicate quea- By THE A88O0IATBD PRESS outside strength, and less strength ♦ J 7 who announced the apecial seaalon .Varrfc..(L Harding was the only enthualaatlc that Kaenhower waa ward peace with Justice," Eisen­ of Anaya appeared Imminent. aariler'^versionij and "a ;ine re­ ' 4he past few day# was sched­ said the coroner, "to the effect man ip UTb . history to « elected) I tion of all—the rebellion in AI- than a normal opening bid. EiMt SeMh Waal N erti today, aaid the absence of a for­ Cummings said the- atatui of on hla feet ahnoat the entire, trip hower said. The crisis erupted Wedneaday Washington — Rear Adnv Ehir- ward” for three years of work by uled, to be dispelled by a flow that those with cars refused to do president wlill# servihg In the At Marlow’s M ria—was not readily apparent. South naturaUy bids two spades. 2V24 444V mal agenda will leave, the Dlre'c- these and other projects will be to the caaUe. He stood bareheaded beneath when Anaya Arad Toranxo Montero ton S. Hanaon Jr.. 52, who retired bit group. Much o f the steam be- of dry glr from the west. a favor for someone and that some Senate. ON A U OF YOUR I ^ e communique touched on the The overcall at the level of two AU Past tors and General Manager Richard aired by the Directora at a time 'When the car reached the See- (Tsy akiea sa the band played the in a dispute over reahviffling of In June, died Wednesday night at. '' hind the bill was generated by The ehtrance of the air day he would have a car of his aubject in vague Ijuiguage. saying promiees a sound suit and rM- Opening lead — 4 A Martin free for a lengthy exchange when the work of many meetings Aeld Ohiklren'd Hospital, the Star Spangled Banner and the .key poita In the army. the Betheeda, Md., Navg! Hospital the committee’s diaclosttrep of mass brougfit- pn a series of own. , only that "African problems in sonable valuta, but nothing spec­ of ideaa and information. and subcommittee a«sai(>na ia Saek-to-Sciipol Need$ Pru den t aaked- the driver to pull | Ma'^aeiTlaUe'!illaise. Then he walked Toranxo Montero asUd his de- of lung cancer. Haneon was bom union abuses. short, severe thupderstorma "When- Uaton -approached the to the aide of the road There he ’> general and thoee which relate to in Grand Haven, Mich., graduated tacular. With a better hand, South two men. Jonea, with a curae, aaid He said Martin will be expected ready to ciilminata In concrete, I acmsa damp tarmac to his plane, North Africa In particular were Aant stand "does'not repreient any Sen. Barry. Goldwatsr (R-ArixT . that coversd much of-th* cen­ was g^reeted by acore* of from Annapolis In the class of would first double fo r a takeout Ing apadea. Then a epade flnaene to Uston, ‘What you rollin' your to report dates and details on visible Improvements around town. young- At I.e Bourget airport to see discussed at some length." danger" to Prondixl'a goveriiment • ■ io ’ Said the bill would “strike at the tral part of the state. 1960, and participated in major and then bid his own suit or raise will put West in the iMd wHh no^ big eyes at.m e for. "you big-eyed numerous projects snd plans and He said these will be In addition MARLOW'S at marLOW priees! ****1*,: *" Jf****' " " Eisenhower off were all-topall- meni There was speculstion the because the trouble had no "po­ O Mi? ,• heart of the * racketeering, hood- " , *^. Everything for back-to-arhool crutchee^The M r trai-eled al<™ iy landings of American forces in Is­ -partner. safe way to get out. Uston replied, ‘Man, I also on suggest ion for Improve­ to the "hidden" services auch as , , . U s e y o u r CONNETTirUT French leader told Eisenhower of litical origin." . E > » a e = » *. lumism and gangsterism In the la­ . ’ Two-Way Action volume, psrtipulatly in the Initial ments that Individual Directora new employes and adminis­ pt marLOW prlcet! RA.VK and TRUST “CHARGE PLAN" M^paenhwer, noticeably touched. ! a IIIM Commander Gen. hii new plsfui for ending the nearly He Mid this has been made clear land operations in the Pacific In “ How can South run to fly* bor movement.” mint said nothin' to you.’ West' Jumps to four hearts with , ItL th is point, the coroner said. have made In past months. trative improvement.s already in ^•*'"** Uuris Noratad. French Premier 5-yesr-old revolt In Algeria. to all commands Ao avoid "misin­ World War n, Mrs. Hanson,' the monds?',’ you may M k./^^ipay stages, may be relatively heavy. terpretation." former Msrgsret Gillen, of Mll- two thoughts in mind. The op­ teem unlikely, but playen do try ' Kenhedy said he would watjch "F or example. In the first .year Jonea 'Vtiipped out an automatic The meeting will serve to inform the works since, the Board took ‘ I Michel Debra and foreign Minister Diplomatic sources, however, cloMly efforts of any states to office last November. Numerous American Aags lined Maurice Couve de Murvllle. ‘'Constitutional order must, be ’••atficee, survives. ponents should have X game or unlikely measures w ) t ^ warned o f o f existence the McOlellan Com­ pistol and 8h$t Uston in the head. the Dlirectors fully on town busi­ were convinced De Gaulle outlined -MO .'X S ' >R3> take advantage of the No Man’s the route and at one point a vil- | France's last sight of Klsen- protected becauae we need mister Texarkana. Ark.--Btate Sen. W. slam at diamonds, and West ex­ danger. A d ou b le,^ four spades mittee received between 75,000 and Only a few days before that, ac- ness before their next regular his plana and sought United 8tstes 3 fiO MC> ^ L«nd provision In the bill permit­ $00 FIRMS M AK E STBlQi. Uge band was gathered In a cow , hower was as he stood In the door- prealdeht," the general told news­ M. Beall. 68, president of the pects to lose less at four hearts will net only 100^ additional ^ in ts 100,000 letters, many of which ^rdin g to Coroneh'Sehaefer, Jonea meeting Sept. 22. he said. A meet- support. , ■ doubled- than If the opponents get ting states to handle many labor New York—The United "SUta# pa^ure playing Stars and Stripes | way of the Jet. his arms upraised "It may be expected that De men, Kansas Bar Assn., died yesterday and may cMt^you game and rub­ contained, complaints of alleged had threatened Uston nod hfs wife Ing Sept. 15 at the Waddell School Anaya declined comment after to their game. Even more ap­ dispute cases they now are barred. Improper activities. with a gun. Both Jonea and.Uston will be devoted to a public hearing has more than 300 steelmaking Forevwr. In a gesture of salute that is his Gaulle will make a statement on In a hospital. He underwent ber If South rescuea himeelf. from deciding. m a r l w s the meeting and said only the presi­ petising is the thought that his had Ijeen drinking prior to -4he companies, with a total produc­ © ! on a West End sewer installation. FREE PARKING a Am-rONDtTION'RD -A fter Buenhow'er had greeted i personal trademark this subject." White Houee preM surgery for a stomach aliment / DnUy Ouentton Hq said if any states attempted "Prompt attention and effective dent would make an announcement. wc;:> 1X 0 Jump may fresxe the opponents enforcement will be demanded. shooting; he aaid. Bubjects on Agenda tion (japacRy - of 148.000,000 ton# ^ hOMU his eye fell on Lord ^ light rain started to fall as secretary James Hagerty told re­ lai’l month. His widow and a ------dMler, yqu hold: Spadeo-^A '' te adopt punitive laws to decide a year. Ailaaa dog - a golden retrie^■er «il% r Air Force TOT taxied porters But he declined to divulge Anaya had ordered the arrest of daughter,-' Mrs. G. R. Jones, of out of tljsii' diamond contract.' QUO 8 4; Hearta— 8; Diamcmito— / Thua the department must have Suhjecta to he dtacusecd Include IT army generals who refused to 'This la just what happens. North such cases, he would try te see named Damar away and topk off. any further Information on the A l­ Wichita, Kan., stirvive. A J 8 4 8; Clubs—J T. What do adequate resources to move quirk- conatagetlon progress on the North accept Toranso Montero’s ouster. cannot afford to bid five diamonds. that Congress puts on pressurs for Junior High School; the sequence n ie Prealdent even had a greet­ Premier Debre. in replying to gerian question. Washington -Raymond C. M it­ you M y? ths National L^bor Relations ly." Officials In^tteiid ing for the dog. leamng over and The situation In the capital was He raises spades, hoping that A special unit in the Justice .De­ of streets to gel pennanent pav­ Eisenhower's farewell speech, said Informed sources Mid the ten. 42, g free lance writer and 5C>” 0 0 . Answer: Bid one epade. With board to take back Its Jurisdiction patting him on the hMd. i French president would make his tense and confusing. South's suit is strong enough to two good > five-card aults, Md the partment. may be created to help ing; when sidewaiks'on Porter St. his trip— the Orst state visit by an ■ . Francisco Vlllamll, one of 14 a former editor and reporter, died ever the disputes. Elections Confab Around the castle were 150 po- American President since Wood- statement before the United Na­ C 1'^SSInC stand a three-card raise. higher- suit first. out In prosecutions. and other streets witi be built; the generals arrested yesterday, was In a plunge from the 13th floor of >4ffe« The Taft-Hartley* amendments Iloemen and security ofltcers w h o! row' Wilson after World War I tions General Assembly opens in West expects to beat foijr (Copyright 1959, General' Features status of the Bolton St.. North reported to have disobeyed a de- the National Press Club. .Building hi the bill would take effect 60 The department estimates that Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel n ^ t a in a J4-hour watch during, "demonstrated the certainty of New York 8spt. 15., The Algerian spades, but he must not double. He Corp.) Junior High School, and Leonard UNIVERSAL f here last night. He had been a re­ days after the President signs it detailed reports will be required WESTOWN tentioh order and assumed com­ should pass, lead the ace of clubs, said today he and Manchester's the Presldent'e visit cooperation between France and issue ia slated to come up In the porter for the Akron. Ohio, Beacon into law. from about 55,000 labor organisa­ St, storm sewer projects and ■ ■ PHARMACY ■■ mand of the Third Army Division. and walt_ for his three trump registrars of voters plan to attend CUSTOM PRE-ENGINEERED H ie arrival here marked the enit -the United States" which is neces­ U.N. Journal both In Washington and in tions, as many as IWO.OOO' union others;'the -pian to get a phone- 4A0 Hartford Rd.— M I 9-9946 Early today, an army garrison tricks. Provisions of other titles be­ the second conference of municipal of the diplomatic touring of Eisen. sary for the preservation of the Hagerty told repoilara that the Akron and was a former editor of officials and employes, and well communications system for high­ United States would have some­ at . Mar del Plata radioed 'Vlllamll I f West doubles four spades, come effective at varjring dates election offlclsls Thursday at the way trucka before winter. It was ready to send reinforce­ a publication of the U.S. Chamber over 100.000 employers'of corpor­ FOR thing to aay after De Gaulle makes South may run to five diamonds. to give unions time to adjust to Veterans Home and Hospital, Also, the statiw of plans to build ments If needed to defend the of Conimerce. His widow, Marian, ation officials. his ststemeiit. Hagerty refused to I f ao, he will make It by careful them. For Instance, the first re­ Rocky Hill. a swimming pool at fhfe'-Verplanck Mcked army chief. survives. Some of these _ reports won't • HOME go into any details. play. South will draw triimpa, take ports covering a union’s consti­ . Republican Registrar of voters School this fall and discussing the The powerful garrison in Cordo­ New York- Albert SnUth, 61, a have to be filed, 'until early next The New York Times Mid in a the ac4 of hearts, ruff a heart, and tution, dues, names of its officers, ia Donald Hemingway and his statement of the Lydall A ITOirlds ba Province warned in a radio character actor whose stage ap­ year. Forms for .filing them are • OFFICE ■dispatch from WMhington that De cash his club tricks before touch- and Internal machinery must be Democratic counterpart Is Ed­ Paper Company that its Indus­ communique this mornUig that pearances included roles in "Co­ *®ek Jess Wmineas being drafted for distribution. But Gaulle's plan for Algeria calle for and Buffalo BUI (William D. filed 90 days after the date on ward F. Mori'arty. trial wastes would have to be • SCHOOL any force uaed . against Toranxo quette" In 19ST, "The Anitnal which the union becomes aubject many punjtive provisiona go into Conference workshops and ques­ creation of an Algerian-elected as- Kingdom.” ^'The WUteria Tree." Cody). "This Eorth U MIim " effect when the bill becomes law. Montero would "develop Into a na­ to the act. The annual financial tion and answer periods will be LARGE WEBSTER’S ■emblv AAd an Algerian executive. "The State of the Union.” and "Of Panama—John Rufus Hardy, l:M. S:M One -6t the provisions with Im­ De beulle. the Timee Mid. com­ tionwide situation." — Alto — reports must be filed by unions -held on the election duties of ILLUSTRATED GARAGES Mice and Men,” died yesterday. He the press chief for the Panama Around Toranxo Montero'x head­ *ASc!oSOTTIONEir mediate effect will bar anyone con­ clerks and registrar# from the pleted the plan on hla trip to A l­ made his stage dtbut in 1914 In Canal Co., died Wednesday of g CIlHa* Wobb Jam Wymui and employers tjO days after the victed of most ma.ior crimes from quarters, where 1.200 soldiers and DINE and DANCE end of the fiscal year of the-or- State's 169 municipalities. About TmeSTP geria laet- week and that U.S. of- Louiaville, the city of his birth. He heart ailment. He was 56. Hardy, L o v m t " being a unjon ■ official or serving Aciala who received the report on officers formed the nucleus of re­ Every THURS.-FRI.-SAT. "Holiday For ganixation ihvolved. 500 are expected to attend, ac­ sistance. some 200 civilians helped alao had a-'number of screen and was born In Sycamore, Ga., and I In a niangament labor-relations DRIVEWAYS the plan assumed the French lead­ t;4e. S:N. IS;M Meainwhlle, the Labor Depart­ cording to Mrs. Ella Grasso, aec- mass about 150 buses and trucks television roles. worked as a reporter .on the Akron capacit.v for a period of five years OUR BUSINESS er hed diacuHcd It with Eisen­ Detroit—Dr. Milo M. Quaife. T9, Beacon Journal and the Atlanta I OAK GRILL ment Is seeking a $2 million ap­ after •'conviction. netarj’ of state. as a barricade against a possible Sea.. "THK MYSTBEIANR” Mrs. Grasso- is authorized by We repair cracks, turfac# hower. _ a Midwest historian and former Constitution before coming to Pan­ 1^ so Oak St, Manebestef j| propriation to start the vast cor- 'This applies even to persons con­ $2.50 While According to the report, De attack from pro - government le Celer State law to hold two conferences seal with Flintar, a Fllnt- 'superintendent of the Wisconsin ama 32. years ago. ..niptlon policing Job given it un­ victed prior to enactment of the kote prodnet. Meeta all Fed­ Value They Gaulle would be willing to nego­ troops. annually for Connecticut's election Toranxo Montero. who enjoys HUtorical Society, was killed der the Labor Control bill now new law. So Mitchell could crack eral Government apeclflca- ISMt tiate the future of Algeria with —:------oincials. eurauwiTN 'Wide popularity among top army Tuesday in an auto' collision on a clearing Congress. down right Sway. tlons. Over 150 satisfied eua- an executive drawn from the FARM OUTPUT SOARS CVUYnilCMK meit^gqult the army during the. re­ northern Michigan highway. He The department doesn't know tomers In Manrhesteri float 'Vienna — Austria's farm pro­ MARINES' SCHOOL Doaim AMVST elected legiilature. gime of exdictator'Juan D. Peron. was a native of Nashua, Iowa. how much money ind men it will surprisingly low per drive­ The newspaper Mid the rela- duction, which makes the country ’The general retonfied to service Grand' Rapids. Mich.—-James H. need for the task but has re-- South Hadley, Ma**-~'I7ie *rst way. Uonehlp o f the Algerian aMembly Evans, who said he served as an almost selfsuffcient in. food, was quested that sum as a starter un­ school for officer candidates in the after the 1955 revolution. 10 per cent higher last year ttian AME81TE BEAL and executive to insUtuUone in Indian scout with the U.S. caval­ til next year. .'Women's Reserve of the United COATINGS When the arm ^s top ranke were in 195T. Between 1953 aii^-Mfl^T Local Stocks France wee not fully worked out ry, died yesterday at the age of Secretary of Labor James P. States Marine (Torpe was estab- BU 9-5425 reshuffled last month with the dc'- the annual rate of inerMse had PHARMACY in the report of the De Gaulla 103. Evkns was born in 1866 at Mitchell, expecting a flood of com­ liahed in March, 1946, at Mount 4M Hartford Rd.— M I 9-994$ parture of Gen. Hector Solanas been only 4 per cenL, ' plan. Pacheco as secretary of war, Woodbine, Iowa. He aaid he was plaints relatedvto corruption and QnotatloBa FurnUbed by Holyoke College. an associate o f Wild Bill Hickok VUir MM4V "But It Implied that the Alger­ Toranxo Montero was appointed forbidden union practices, plans Cobnni A Mlddtebrook. tae. Kfi’t 9 eata amd draoifiy ityfaf ian people were entitled to self- commander in chief. to recruit a unit o f agents to run Bank Btecka Ra^idohOH MOOiC't Nwt Ml EXIT 48 Ciii.rpka determinaUon and that ultimately OPEN siMoart Frondixi dropped Solanas Pache­ down tips and bring violators to « „ Bid Asked w awawiM iM m aiBi iBisiBHimM iaHiBBaiBWBBiBiaBiaiiwaiBiHaHmMawmMBHWimiBiBiaw iimM W ^ ^ 9 ^ Haadpfw o# tl$6ptt ofid 9 •Hart this could go as far as ' IndepCh- co when rebellious army officers Conn. Bank and Trust CONDITIONFO court If need be. . . . y*« lfcay>d' 9 coal. 9«h**p«9C9 dence." the Times said. accused the president of permit- Mitchell, or those he designates, Co...... ,4 1 43 PNONT CPUfa On the question of summit talks tingv Peroniat and Leftist influ­ Hartford Nations •vtAt. Nfpwt 9 wcocftcol krisHf ol tw fArmtit is being vested with blanket pow­ ^im lod^ fatMoH datigm lor WY***- Elsenhower and D* Gaulle agreed ences tb infiltrate the aimy. Fron- STATE er to subpoena witnesses and rec­ Bank 'A Trust Co. 38 40 KEITH'S STAGES A ROUSING HO 7-6396 » JANUARY 1M0 a conference should be held only dizl then Called Anaya out of re ­ Fire Inanraace Unnapanlea Mald* Irom MOOtE SoMlorii9d ALL COLOR! ALL SCPJ ords to n:n down complaints of when there is some possibility of tirement. ,, TOMORROW 2 P.M. corruption on the part of union Aetna Fire ...... 85 68 '^yaie*o**i. Augustin Rodrlgqex Araya, a Bock' Hairaa S*Se>BFyauiB DOORS OPEN 1;$0 Hartford, Fire ...... 184 , definite accompliehment and that Seas SImiaaaa Webb officials or management represen­ 194 Colons: Red, swing blue, maize, UNIVERSAL GARAGES, INC. such a meeting would be useful In member bf the oppDsU;^ party- "THm KABTH ^>*B0UDAY ' tatives. He can act under the new National Fire ...... 123 161 aeafoam and white O O Box 170S O') Situs SI NIW HAViN CONN in congress, aaid thh'-. latest IS .MINE" 'tOK LOVEB8” Phoenix Fire ...... 76^ 79'^ . principle. Sits / S;Se-lS::t law "when he believe# It neces­ In all sizes. British Prime Minister Harold sary." Life and Indenmlty Ina. Cos. Headquarieni for Hweat HhlrU, Withmrt oWigsiioo please leod FREE wielofu# Macmillan has been pressing for Aetna Casualty ....182 192 1 Sal. "BOWEBY BOYS" There was a movement, too, to CLEAlSWEEPClEAJiAmE! Itaeakera, Gyni Aorks ____ 1 summit talks with the Russians Pill CABTOONN! set up a special Senate group to Aetna U fe ...... 260 266 and Gym Bgga. I NAME CITY ■ ------this year. .EAST HARTFORD Veep an eye on how well the law Conn. General ...... 360 875 Eisenhower and De Gaulle works out. Hftd. Steanf Boiler .. 89 94 I ADDRESS ______reached complete agreement on 'FAMILY McClellan, chairman of the Sen­ Travelers ...... 891, 921, the Berlin question, the commu­ TMI^ ate Rackets Committee, and Sen. Public UtlNriea nique Mid. .Karl E. Mundt fR-SD), vice chair­ Conr). Light A Power 23 26 O F F RIC I D AI R EI marlok* FOB EVERYTHING! It also Mid the two etateamen C ^ O N man, said in separate interviews to­ Conn. Light A Power 22‘q 281, Advertise in The Herald— It Pays reaffirmed the Importance they JERAYlEWiS day a Senate group should take on Hartford Gas Co...... 45 48 attach to the resumption of talks SHOW the task .of: Southern New England on general and controlled dis­ •:OONT GIVE 1. A continuing check on wheth­ Telephone ...... 44 46 armament and to the problem o< UP THE SHIA" SHOP er the labor bill is adequate to do Manufaetnnng Oemoantee eaetstance to underdeveloped na- Plei r- III Celer ^ TERRIHC ACTION RAINBOW CLUB th# Job. Arrow, Hart, Heg. ., 70 73 A P P L I A N C E SI Air-CondlUoned t k ^ , BefeeH IVkrler 2. Providing a forum for serious Associated Spring .. 22 24 "THE HANGMAN" ITTII Cornere—Canton, Conn. IN OUTER SPACE All Remaining Frtgidalre Waaheri. Dryer#. Refpigeratore and Electric. Rangea 'Draatically Re-" idEWYORK FLOOR SHOW complaints of any wrongdoing left Bristol Brass ...... 12># 14t» duced For Imnlediate Clearance! Brand New Model#. AH'Fully Guaranteed And Serviced By Now thru Sept. 6th BRIAN DONUY uncorrected by the law. Collins ...... 76 85 Factory Trained Expert#. With A Budget Account You Do Busineaa With Keith'a Only . . No But It la the Secretary of Labor Dunham B u s h ...... 8)4 9)4 Banka Or Finance Companiea! 15 Persons .Killed JACOB BEN-AMI IN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT who, under the law. will be In Em-Mart 45 48 IN PERSON IN ONLY $SJW M INi^UM >ER OOURLB charge of policing all major anti­ Fafnlr Bearing...... 57 60 In C aicnttl^ioting "THE DIARY OF "ENEMY OF corruption provisiona and union Landers, Fyary, Clark 17t4 19:., M A H L O W b democracy safeguards. N. B. Machine 27>y 29 - - true and correct, that embezzlers Russell M fg ...... 27 .30 WASHERS and turned 'to normal after a day of Popular Prices:. Sunday Matt- are brought to booh, that employ­ Stanley W orks ...... 52 ,3f violence that took 15 lives. nee SZ.lOrAJ. Sunday thru Fri­ A TRUCKLOAD er payoffs are discovered, that Terry Steam ...... 38 42 day evenings (no performance ------—— :------1-4—— — DRYERS! ‘ Apart from two clashes between iat OF' - ...... ^ rights.guaranteed to union mem- Torrington ...... 33)4 34*4 police and hooligans in the early Jamva 8i«vTArt Monday) SS.T6, $2.65. Saturday l^rs are observed, that phony Feeder R oot ...... 58 /' 57 Umited"- Quaijtltiea! Frigidaire ^ Evening $4.80, fS.20. COLOR morning, th# city and its indus­ “ANATOMY OF* linion elections are cancelled and The above quotaOoiis>4ijs not to Washera . . Rated No, 1 By XJ. 8. trial suburb of Howrah were quiet Curtains: 2:40, 8:45 CARTOONS ..^re-held. be construed as actual marketa. Teatlng Co.! Few Remaining Mod­ A MURDER" Phone OWen S-8S55 and normal business life resumed. ' ' In applying for the Initial $2 els Draatically Reduced To Give M I L E S Pte> 'FOBBIDDKN lALA.NP' f;mi.DRKN 25c You Quality Value#! Get A Dryer Three hundred army troops Extra! Bale Ballx Bar Tka ^ OPENING SEPT. 8 MANCHESTER million.enforcement fund a Labor: Plumbing Balsa Increane 1,000 A T H A LF PRICE If Purchased were called to Howrah where po­ Cklldrra ANN CORIO In "ONCE . Departiffent spokesman told a New York.—^Saies of plumbing lice and mobs battled yesterday'^ . eongreaaional'committee: fixtures during 1958 totaled $308,- With a • Matching Washer! See BfSI AHfAU OF IHE RtSI MORE WITH FEELING” Dttlve - n,' keatJte The soldiers arrived when the sit­ 9 3 "Bona fide complaints musr be 000,0()0. an increase of $3,000,000 Them — Chooee Your M(xie| — B o l -t O n N o t c h SAVE! uation began to calm down and dealt with expediflously. Their over 1957. were not needed to quell the riot­ of wc«r in every pair of GIRLS’ GOILT-URED ing. TWO BIG HITS ^ Tfirms As Low As Shoi€ Starts at Dmkt MAIN FEATURE 8:30 Howrah police said their latest WALT DISNEY POIJCY, CHILDREN UNDER 6 . ., FREE count showed nine persons were EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT SAT , CHILDREN 6 to 12 YEARS-SSc . . . ADULTS 75o . HOODED CAR COATS killed by police rifle fire, and two MANSFIELD T I f Matter 9f . Little Yankee Shoes storekeepers fatally stabbed by «r jf S9 rr SmapnaaMH NOW and SATURDAY Tonight Continuous From T School Supply Headquarters! $ 1.95 the mob for failing to observe the M tgraafat totof^ ^ DARBY O’GILL SHOWN Feature $:S(k—Co-Hit 7:05-9:55 [ general atrike call. The shops wers FIR ST TONIGHT A T '8:20 Per Week “ E x p e r t F U t i n g ” 'burned. One policeman was killed CARY BRANT^ and 25 injured. ERA MAINE SAWT Police and civil officials began / FRIGiPAfRE screening 550 riot suspects arrest­ JAMES MASON 'blue denlm^ -m 'xayrn ed in-Howrah. IKGiaESS OPENTONITE'9 iTOS3EZBa™a m m j s . I u’jJl In Calcutta itself, police bullets MTOTILB k INIRW Miniown MS M Bneoa ▼ 975 MAIN ST. killed three Arsons iM t n I g h>t. WALT WSHEYS . REFRIGERATORS Five policemen and a number of kOIITH BY NORTHWEST’ AIR-CONDITIONED Now- All A t Substantial Savinga From TJat Prices! M^^dcv ^ days only! hoodlums were injured. THIS PROGRAM VkkiVhita ■ TK»#BC010«^ ^ MMlDOe For Every Home, Every Budget .’ . Model# With Autonlatic. Shortly after 6 a.m. today '^- Self Defrosting, Model# With-'Freexer l.x>cker8 . . E very’Onfi MHUNf Remaining At Deep Cut Price,#! . ' Whore else but Robert Hall do you find such liee fired on a gang stoning a pri­ vately operated bus And a mob at­ O wmaBcoM ariqrOPGin •ubtRiiding vahiesl Attached or hideaway iTieeeFHeww •owoo tacking a police'Vehicle. It Was ★ PLUS ★ a N tM ooowertible oollar-hoodi. . . muhi-oolor ititehing not knOwp--whether there were any UtOePlople, cAsualtles. TAKE UP TO . ■ novelty braid treatments ].. orion-pOed ■ 'A fter that, this alum-ridden city of four million people began BETTY JANE TURNER ntuatrated la " S C U m ’." trimsl Two adorUhle new styles . , . each ip one of Little Yankee’s most almost a normal day. Tens of huriious cotton sheen! 3ises 7-14 SCHOOL OF DANONG 2 YEARS TO PAY! itopulkr atylea .. i . thousands get up from their pave­ NATALIE ment beds their only homes • T A f ^ R A LLr ^BATON State-owned, buses began operat­ $H OUR URM miCTION Of OiRU' iOi-TIIN ing and stores and' offices opened. •ACRORAHC • RALLROOM / Thousands bad to walk to work' starring Pedro Arroendartx DRMSIS/ RieWtll# »WR7». " PLU5,$ STOOGES COMEDY AT $:05 NORMAN because trolley cars still were not •MODERN JAZZ running. ' STARTS SITNDAY The troubles ,developed. from ..... ' y " ' — I. I , i "YELIAIWSTONE KELLY" \ Oommiinist - led demonstrations SPECIAL AD U LT CHA CHA COURSES with .Ed "Konide” Byriies ALSO F o b THK ADULTS FRIGIDAIRE RANGES! against the Bengal- State'govern- Dance Wf’ve yet to rtietet a parent with a news is especially welcome: most ment'i handling of food supplies.! CimMMAnciWCSe..MM* The dte^nff a 30 and 40 Inch Ranges A t Smashing Keith Saving# While Quanti- connplaint about the wear of Little Little Yankee Shoes are lower in They say the goveriiment policies BOY TAF CASSES STARTING SEPT. 9 aBUwinpMouciMi •'-T • WIN opMi a branch $hKNa Ih Manchattor Sopt. 15 tlea Last! Alj Have Big Oversize Ovens, Efficient Broiler#, Fea­ and iha Yankee Shoe#. And children like their are cresting higb- rice prices. But ; ‘"Anatomy Of A'Murder” ANttA (TMt tithair snvtnlh branch sfiioMa) ture# Calorie For Easier. Better Cooking ReaulU! Choose Yours. price. Come in„.#oon and be assured' the demonstrations were taken: 205 NORTH MAIN STr woman... N ow —A1 Deep Qut Price#! smart/tyling a.# well a# the grown- m over hy hoodlums who did not ne- ( of.iill these advantages reisarily. have i.p o 111 i c a 1 alle- ' STARTING SEPT 20 9 0 TH ^ At the BritMfAnwrican Chib UjM who pay the bill.#. This Fall the gianeea. REGISTER AT STUDIO . “AUNTIE MAME”.^ VH9V _v t AH f ih l a rn iiu # from Russia. She declared herMlf i-0442. York this summer. Until .$;M R.M. \ fUNTY o r FREE PAtMNO a fra*, Independent nation De- PLUS BONUS LATE SHOW "JUNGLE HiAT** registration call JA 5-3713. I . I ) M A I N S i M A N . H [ '. I ! cewAiei g, iDlT. FR€I F A ft W N ^ HItST FOR tVBKYTHIN^I # WIZNaX FAIIKINO 4 I tint

t • MANCHESTER.EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, c 6 n N., FRIDAY.^SEPTEMRER 4. 1959 PAGE m m FACE FOUR llANCHESfER EVENIKO HERALD. MANCHESTER. C O ^.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER S. 19R9 Women's Bdcfety qX Christian feels "little will he gained by earner of T ro y Rd. and R y* St. the school year, Mra. fliamberlain whare th# real o t tha 4 A f aiiaat In racraatkm and planning —ffo/ B oyle- Service will’ meet ^at 8 P-h'- ’T'les- these vlell* between Premier t on to Pamham Or., Dower Rd., A ndover said. South Windsor■ ' 9 C H A R M TOUR Bolton VFW Opposes ^ ISmUh Windsor for tha yaar ahaad. day at the church. The hrst m ist­ Khrushchev and President Elsen- Aliii*on Dr . Meryl Rd., Hightower Th* achool and Board secretary. hower." Rd., R ye St., Griffin Rd.,, express Mrs. Sunan Baker will aI*o handle W ap^ag Sarvtnea PRISCRIftlONS HRRE ing of the group: this season has been acheduled M r Sept. 15 and It urged VFW memt^ra and the DUBALDO to W'applng^ School. Groon—Start' the school lunch account* in ad- ■arvlaaii at Wapplng Commu­ Memoirs of a Man CD Room Set will feature a ■ guest night pro­ Nikita’s Visit at Hightower Rd>. Anh Rd., AUson, Staff Studies dltiftn to other offic* lervleea this Hartford Unit- nity'Will' rasume with morning public "to refrain from'doing any­ School Official Lists Worahip at 9:80 a.m, TYi# Rav. gram. thing during Premier Khrush­ Dower. Meadow hack'on Hightower year. Roy Hulchaen will have far his PINE The Republican Town Commlf- Lbs Angeles. Sept. 4 (Ah The chev's slay In tjae t ’ nlted .States MUSIC CENTER to GDffin Rd., exprdha.to schpol. The Board voted to adopt a aet ForGradeS 7V-4ter*n* of Foreign Wars are op- 1«(5 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE—MI 9-H205 Collins -7:li5 a.m. TeRow—Start ‘Ability Tests of revised policies on the use of To View Site sermon topic "AH Thing* Dome PHARMAOr High and Dry tee wtii m eet at 8 o'clock tonight tn ifTdicate any support or.'approv- From ThM.” G. Edgar Westbrook aVaut Carlson, 2.5, shouted at the car: WYN MARMAUD DANCE STUDIO There'll be entertainment every H S ■“■'""•"“tax'HSsr'S';: ks ing program Is part of the plan tp however, that parents should take conslderdble nationwide circula­ 11:30 a.m. an ordered world. wire. Pending installation o f the "L et US say. tn Mr. K, 'Prove by Meadow St,, left on Brook SI., who Wouldn't be caught dead after hmir on the hour at the bazaar of "G el that Ijiankety-blank heap ^Ssu-orth ■ Memorial H 1 r h i Anita Cowles. Arrhille Secondo; ^ring th«. elementary program* In ■tepe to eea that their children re­ tion, inch Home developments for It Is much pleasanter and quiet­ Curtain, l.t waa decided to use th.V deede rather than by thy Register by tefepbnnlng M I 8-4580 or visit. *tndln befwrea Farmstead Dr„ to Brook St., right i sunset without a glass In their St. Maurice Church on Sept. 12 milta my way." 5 P.M.-7 P.M., September I to II, 1959. . School-Henry .7. Adam*, principal;, Vnrliide the district closer- together. ceive a fourth shot, if they have not eider cltl^na established in var­ Manchester Evening H e r a I il MOTOR SALES er up there on thp wagon. portaUn chalkboards to create a words that you are Mr .peace’. The to Graham Rd. picking up as far a* I ious aectlona o f the United States hands regard this almost ‘ as a There Is another good reason por beginning at 1 p.m. A doll carriage Two policemen emerged from - M r * Kather Bond. English a'"d .;J re e i^ _ teachers^« ill ^ Ye'aterdav. was the second dey of had It. South Windsor eorreapondent Eh partition. The room will be used Russ'ian* have broken 50 major ...... Meadow St. Blue RrooV s 3-day workshop- program held are working out well. more O. Burnham, tel^hone M it­ personal insult to thenr. They look climbing the wagon. It is more parade IS scheduled for 1 p.m. and agreements with us In past years. the black patrol cnilser and .took . RATI RDAYR, COMMENCING SEPT. I*> hldance teacher; Harland Cass., rnive^iiv of Ha^^^ To Investigate Delay' 634 CENTER ST. upon me sofhewhst sx a part-time by. the Grade 8 class taught by 9:15-10:15— Regiftners Tap and Fhysiciil Eh^tiV Harlt College, rnlveraily of Hart- on Farmstead to Overlook to simultaneouely In all three schools Socioloi^ts are especially con­ chell. 4-0674. peaceful and restful. a bicycle parade for 2 p.m. Prizes Let us remember each of these Carlson before s magistralV. ■ He Engnah end rrenen, miss Kiame vtV.. nirrf Meadow, to.Graham to bi-.m . ■ Board chairman Andrew Gaa- Joseph Macione., sQd RHAM High School. Today's cerned w itff the problem of finding traitor to the holy cause of Thventy-flve years ago the tav­ will he given In both these events. and be warned." w'as fined *70 for using vile lan- Preparation Coorne ,.-.7 , . 8-6 yew e ro (? o n e *b ^ l^ e o rn B ^fflce*nr^^^ muslr. Mis.* Sujuitine Bird. per and Paul D. PfansUehl agreed Sup't. of Schools George E. Graff -10:80-11:80— Beginner* Tap and l^y*lra| , *^Aon ‘ University of Ml- Bus Rniifea— Avery Street ftt-ngram at the elementary school dwelling units for people who a f« camarsderie. erns were Inhabited by wise and Folk dancing will be featured at The resolution said the VFW guago-lh piihll^.^ ' 5 tlce and arithmetic. Mlaa Ann • j,j„, Bradv. laat to meet with a local contractor reported that three boys are drop­ included a visit from rural super­ at or beyond retirement age. They ^ Sale by NHRR "W hy should-anyone want to go witty men who said wonderful 3, 4 and 5 p.m. Preparation Cotirrw ...... 6-9 yeara Uii* weekend to check Into th* de­ ping out of aecondary school. 12:80- 1:80— Beginner* Tap apd Physical • ?n'^' wimen*loLw)n^ """ Wc°sl Hart. cer’^Heights" KelW Rd., Laurel,- intendent Andrew Mgnges and a lay In changes that were recom­ claim It is one ]o t the most press­ on the wagon?” They ask wonder- thing* In a wonderful way. The There will be dancing for the SHwv ’J i.Jn iford. and Earl Whlte,.phv*li:al ed- Birch, Oak, Brian Rd back ort ' New'Haven, Sept. 4 Got a converaatton In a tavern today la It, was alscl noted that the Bol- Preparation C o itn r ...... 6-9 yearn talk on the health program by mended by the Five Marshal’s of­ ing and urgent problems with Ingly. They esn’t Imagine life be­ public during evening hours on the K ib ^ . Indict rial arts, ■•««" i John Deasy. remedial, i>urel: express to school. Red yen for in old railroad atation downright boring. All the people STteaching staff will have chest I ;45- 8:46— Beginner* l^ fle t (Ciaaslr) 8-18 yearn Mrs. Alice Robert, who aervea as fice early last spring. The co'n- which this country Is faced today, ing as pleasant without that foot paved area In the rear of the Wbbe L.S history and ‘•''icr: rp,rt,n^ 1 poster St. extension at Miller wall clfifk? Or maybe a beat-up on the rail. there wont to do Is telj each x-rays taken’ ^on Sept. 17 in Ver­ 8:00- 4:00—Beginner*^'rrohatic ...... all agea the part time nurse. tractor had previously advised the Albert G. Kamm of West Hart­ church. Mias Olga Kiah Steno^aphy I school nistrlri* 1 Rd., Ellington R d , NIederwerfer old waiting room bench or a nice­ their personal woes. Tp tsy ^ don’t non, Arrangements for substltiite At a Board of Education meet­ Board member* formerly handling ford. chairman of the Associated Well, everyone who climbs up Pony rides and other smuae- MONDAYiT c OMMENCINO SEPT. 14 " • JT** .?’ i Schoor'districts snd boundsry; Rd , Griffin Rd., Barber Hill Rd. ly broken in pot-allied etov#?. drink to forget thelr>ot»bles. They 'teaching during the absence of the Dorothy Martyn. English II. plane •; Collln8-S:20 am. Yellow • ing Tuesday night Mr*. Doris E. the project that material* had not Creative Senior. Citizens, has been on the wagon has his own reason ments for the children will he pro­ , 5:00-fl:00--0pen. / Chamberlain, prineipal, -reported drink to remember^nd brag about teachers from the classroom vided during the da.yllght hours. • geometry; yem e O sen, C R Ahbev RH. ‘ Start at Foster St. an'd Beelxebub, yet arrived. delegated to see if an 88-acre tract Here’s your chance. The New for taking the . ride. 0400-7:00— B a a ^ T a p and P h v«lra l, that she ha* drawn up a tentative on Avery St. owned by Mra. L il­ Haven Railroad, wanting to rid My reason is quite simple. I them. ThejMtrtehder has becortie a be made by the school office. It la lyeparatlon four** 8-18. yeam ton-, modern h i«ory, r e ^ n g . , ^ and east of down Foster to Oakland and ex- The Board also tantativsl.v set wet nursg^Md a psychiatrist. olanned to have only a few teach­ elvlM and visual edueatmn<--ftpb., ' ^ ^ Between Sand Hill press to school. Orang*--B*n*dlct health curriculum and has pre­ th* date of Oct. 3 for a party hon­ lian Kocamik will be suitable for Itself of 27 stations of its now de­ Ilk# the change of view It gives, Alsncheater Evening Herald Bol­ BY 7:1.5-8:15— Ballet (Claaalc) ...... 8-18 yearn sented'It to. Mr*. Robert. After einan on the wagoh misses all ers absent at a time. ton eorreapondent, D o r i a M. . art Ordway. Algebra l^ffgonom e- . Waonlnx Center hut not on Dr.. Spnice Lane. Kelly Rd.. Avary ' oring th* school staff. hi* group’* activities; funct Old Colony Line betweeh and am getting to like U more and X Mm. Robert ha* checked It. It will Kamm suggested building a min­ Boston snd Cape God, haa put the more. ^ a t dull talk. Bille In the amount of *968.93 D’ltalla, telephone Mitchell 8-56467 FRIDAYS, COMMENCING REPT. 18 driver*”iilucfuSS?^%mr!^^^^ sertioi^^por^h of Oakland Rd. SI to ® **^*'” '*’ be reviewed by the teachers and. Bulletin Board What is life, like to a man sUll were approved for payment. X 5:00-41:00—Acrobatic ...... all agea •* anv€r Muc&uoiTf Charles Sh&ro8. |. . . n pr€A8 to ichool. Brown—Start Ht iature replica of the State as a furnlahinga of the atationa up for My initiation into the,.eu^ that THE will then be submitted to the The Women * Fallowshlp will getUng used to a high dry perch? Freshmen Orientation 0:00-7:00— Tap (Inlennedlale) 'general sclarfce. athletic director: 1““^but not on. ^ cn iva n - - ■ - Farm on Kelly Rd.. pick up j tourist attraction. His organiza­ i sale. * cheers goes back prohibi­ DAILIES TOTAL 58 MILLION school's Health Council, for fur­ meet ' at 8 tonight in the First Well,,sbmetlmes, he does get a Manchester High School fresh­ CO. 7:15-8:15— Ballet (Modem) Mrs.^aSrilh Tapley. home eco-i Pleasant ^ ( as far a* Avery 8t. and express to tion ia especially concerned In I Last year the Maaaachuaetts tion days Wh*n,-p6opIe sat around New York - - Th«t"total clrcula-, Aie.. Oakland Bd arl4, nerning St. , purpla- Comer of Foster ther review and recommendations, ' Congregational Church. finding Ways to provide part-time bit lofifely for the camaraderie of men will report at the school Thomas Goija iwinfcs.; Miss Nellie Urcello. Eng- tion of the .jdalTy newapapera In Father* , of all registered Boy legislature gave the New Haven In dimfvJlTapartments gulping yaiiished times, but they are times Wednesday afternoon for an orien­ ^ tiim o will be open for more advanrAd *tiidentn ,>-'lTsh and Latin; and Arthur Woods, and all south of these boads, ea.sl Oakland to Concord to Car- This cooperative method has been ! employment for older handlcapp^ Scouts ar* asked to meet with the I a *900.000 subsidy to keep the h.omjJSrtw out of kitchen pans at ^ h a t vanished years ago. His eve­ the United States is about .58,- JA 2-5750 a private nr »etnl-pri«'ate ba*l*. . music supervisor. of nt. h but not on Rt .^^trong , Avery St. picking up used on other curriculum* pre­ people living on an Inadequate in­ tation session: nOi^OOfv; Canadian dailies' circula­ M l 9-5224 Boy Scout Committee and Green money-losing, line in operation. ^ cent* a pan. It was fun nxerts- nings now and then get> a bit A achool bus will leave the Ne- New teachers at Ellsworth are Rd. West Rd . Fosteti R d .x a n d ',, „ Beelsebub Rd. pared and revlaed at the elemen­ come. The legislators refused to renew ly because it was Ille g a l.T h e tion is 4,onn,ono. ^Member of Dane's-’Teacher*’ Club of Connectimt tary achool. Bar Scouts at 8 tonight In the monotonous, but he haa wonder- ^ o farm on. Rt. 85 at 12:45 PJJJ-- T Mrs. Grace Bogdan. English, who Pierce Rd sre Included In this B lu a-Starl Fall Church Schedule the aubsldv and sertrice ended June brer was green and needled, strong and nance Mdnter* of Amerlra, Inr. Concerning the health program First Congregational Church. fq! mornings. to transport the freshmen. Stbps ~ last taught in Charleston, South Sunday will mark the beginning 30. ‘ enough to curdle all four stomachs 40 Oak St., Manrheater. Mr*. Chamberlain announced that The Installation of officers of He goes to bed feeling good and to be made by Ike bus on Its . Carolina; Mias .Mary DeCarli, on R,. . .nn »... n, R, ] J '.J 'S .M 'S S n K of th* fall schedule for Our Savior An auction will be held in Bos­ of the average cow. only fourth graders will receive Andover Grange No. .78 will he wakes -up feeling fine. Life holds a route through town are located at physical education and Engllah, a Lutheran Church wonhlping at the ton at a date that hasn’t been set Later, .as a cub reporter. It was new awareness. He now has time to graduate of University of • Con­ W . . p , „ r RnrO, Rullivnn, * 3 . f physics! examinations by Dr. W. open to the public at 8:15 tonight Wapplng Grammar School. Sunday School Rd. and Hebron Rd., Dem­ yet. Those who can't attend can ptire joy to stand, at the bar drlnk- do all the things he’s wanted to do, necticut; Daniel Kaye, biology and Aveve.. east 1o and w F,llington Rd. | Kewmaker to Avery C. Hainsworth of WilUmantic. In the Town Hall. A social hour School will be at the regular time ing Rd. at French Rd., Rt. 85 at get an inventory of the item* for , Ing two for a quarter shots of am­ and he does them. He reads more Birch MounUln Ext.; Bolton Cen­ general science, who last taught between Sand Hill Rd, and Wap .Different clasiea are examined will follow. 7 of 8 a.m. and morning worship will St. School. sale and bid on them by appljing ber spirits of grain white listening books, goes to mors plays. ter Rd. at Notch Rd., Notch Rd. In WilUmantic; Mrs. Alice NIeder­ ping Center: on Abbey Rd., weal each year in accordance with re­ •b* at 10:15 a.m. The Rev. Walter Bna Routes—Pleeaent .Valley to the railroad. to the qolorful oldtimers tell how In a way It's like being bom werfer, home economics, of Rock­ tp Rt.-5. quirement* of the State'Depart; Manehmier Evening HeVald An­ Abel will have for his sermon at RU. 44A and 6, Rt. 44A at Belcher 8:46 a.m. WWt# — ment of Education, w’ith physicai dover eerreapondent, Mrs. Paul D. life was like in the good old days. again. Nothing Is stale. EJverythlng Glglio’s farm, Rt. 44A at Keeney ville; and Miss Vlrgtnis TomSn, Approximate school session Pierce Rd. at Sullivan Ave. down theme "The Chrletian on the Job." illiver’s Is new, as IL he were seeing the But one by one—in this city. In Dr. and Rts. 44A and 6 at Cider chemistry, from General Connecti­ examinationa offered to those atu- Pfanstlehl, telephone Pllgrtm A nursery for all pre-school chil­ hours listed in order of opening Pierce to Ellington to CSerfc. to that city — the oldtimera took world for the first time. cut State College. ' 14 will be: Ellsworth. 8 a m - 2 p.m.; dente who are not examined by 1-6866. dren Mill be provided. Mill Rd. Oeming, to Buckland, to Wapplng their last one for the road, and the ■ Everything'-. . a passing cloud The bus will be at the high r i d a y their own doctor. F & Teachers in the elementary Wapplng, 8:20 - 2:20; Avery.- Center, down Saiington Ra. to Due to the Lutheran youth con­ ... a falliiig leaf .. . a bird's flight echools are: Schstx Commended for Work vention being held at Camp Woro- N e w road never led back. There was al­ school at ;S T>.m. for the return ; Street. 8:45 . 2:45: Pleasant Governor** Highway to Belden, ways someone'eTae to take their . . .'is S' miracle. Nothing now Avery St. School—joeeph Tripp, Valley. fl - , : ; and Xtnlon. Conrad Schafz was commended noak. Mas*, there will be no meet­ trip. :10 1 10 down Belden to school. Bhie— Oak­ place at the bar, but somehow the bores him but cocktail parties. Technical students will report | Principal; Grade 1, Mias Patricia 8:30-3:30. for the improvement In the upper Extended Forecast ing of the Lutheran Youth group land Rd. at Wapplng Center, Oak­ wSk ' newcomers were never as interest­ He feel* no urge to join a temp­ to Howell Cheney Technical Holsenbeck, University of Oon- playground are* due to the drain-‘ Sunday. Location Bus Routes— High School land Rd, to town line, return to ing. The aura of romance about erance league or take up Carrie A. School Wednesday morning. A Onfioth Sides Of The River hecUcut; Miss Constance Jansky. age ditch he installed this summer. Temperature* 1 n Connecticut First Church Services Belcher- Diane bus leaves gs- Deming. Doming to Bucklend to Drainage of the upper area, whera the legendary 2-flsted drlnker.a be­ Nation’s hatchet, but he does mlld- school bus will leave Negro's farm SATURDAY! during th* next live days, Saturday A t First Congregational Church WilHmatttlc State Collej^; GrMe rage at 7:10 a.m. Over Foster St. Wapplng Center. Ellington Rd, UFE fy wonder why in heaven he didn’t on RL 85 at 7 a.m. for this trip, 2, Mrs. Dorothy BraaeUl. Mrs. the ballfleld is located, has been a through Wednesday, will average the Sacrament of Hply Com­ gan to fade. and Miller Rd. to Never* Rd., up picking up to Clark St., then ex­ The era 'of social drinking came clamber up the wagon sooner—so making the same stops as listed Nancy McCurry, Central Connec- problem for a number of years. 4 to 6 degrees above normal. Warm munion will be observed ' at the Never* Rd. to Robert Dr.. Lewis press to achool. In, and the trouble with social he’d have a longer joyride. for the high school freshmen with Ucut Stata OoUi«e; Grade 3. Mrs. Llttla Lesgiis lesdsrs hsvs been over th* weekend, cooler about 9:3fll..^*.iTi, church worship service. AT EVERY SCHOOL FOR MILES AROUND Dr, Thomas St. to Griffin Rd.. Frink--8:45 a.m. Red—Deming especially complimentary about SALE tke addition that stops will also Ann UttMMd, last taught in Monday. Th* normal mean tem­ RejgUtratlon will take place af­ down Graham Rd . to Pierce Rd . be made at Campmeeting Rd. and CoRunack, U I.; Miss Ekther Mac- and Buckland. down Buckland- to the improvement. perature in the Hartford area dur­ terwards for the All-Church Plan­ gown. Th e bridesmaids were Mrs. to Ellington, turn around and re­ Clark Rd., and oh Hebron Rd. at Donnell; Grads 4, Mrs. Dorothy Smith. Wheeler. Pleasant Valley, As In previous years, when a pre­ ing this period la 67 degrees rang­ ning Day lo be held September 20, Nancy Wagner atster-ln-law of the turn to Sullivan Ave., West Rd.. 1957 CHEVROLET Emblem Clyb Sets Johnson’s house. This bus w ill Faust, last taught In ManvUle. Long Hill Rd.. Chapel Rd. to El­ school opening report has boon ing from a dally high of 76 to a Church will be held from 8:,30 a.m. bride; Mrs, Terry Lou Ham, als- Strong Rd , Rt 5 to High School be at the technical school at 12 NJ.; Mrs. Joyce Lord, Central lington Rd. to achool. Green — given by the principal, Mrs. Cham­ low of 55. to 10:16.. then families will lesve STATION WAGON ter-ln-law of the bridegroom, and Belcher—Donna bus leave ga­ Foster Rd. at corner of EUington berlain praised the condition of the semmsdmB-M»memK Fashion Display noon for the return trip. , Cenneotiout State College; Grade Rainfall during this period will for Springfield College Canjpr M n m m v f B S i 2-Door Economt’ 6 cylinder. Miss Susan Wagner, cousin o f the rage at 7:20 a.m.. down Ellington Rd.. up Foster Rd. to Strong Rd,. grounds and the interior, of th* on the average total about one bride. A ll wore pink. All attend­ , The regular bus routes for high 5. Richard Farr, Trinity College, Rd. to Burnham St.. King SI. to Standard trnnamieslon. On# Plans for a fall fashion show school pupils and technical stu­ Miss Sally McQueenay, Willlman- Strong Rd to Rt. 5 and Pleasant school plant due to the work of half Inch occurring as showers ants carried sprays of pink roses SPELLS Trailer Village and Main St to ouTier. Excellent family car. dents will be published with ele­ tic State College; Grade 6. Miss Valley Rd,- to school. •' cuatodlan Ray Goodale. Good- Sunday and Monday. to be held Sept. 11 at 8 p.m.'s^t and Ivy. High School. mentary routes on Tuesday. Patricia Goggi, University of Collins 8:46 a.m. Yellow—E51- ale has openated the mower pur­ th# Elks Hall were eompletetd by H. Belden Ham, Jr„ Euclid, Collins A —Leave garage at 7:15 chased by the School Board, alim- ClMeroom Enrollment F-i-T iinglon Rd. south of Governor’s *1595 (Njlo, and fom ierly of Manchester, Connecticut; Donald Terwllliger. , Niagara Fall* Dr>’ the Manchester Emblem Club Anticipated enrollment In each Ithaca College; Grade 7. Charles am., Buckland Rd., Smith St to Highway, down Ellington Rd. to .inaUng the need for hiring addi­ brother o f the bridegroom, was Wednesday following a pot luck classroom has been cobtiplleA by LaVoie, Mario Piassa; Grade 8. Wheeler Rd.. Pleasant Valley Rd East Hartford town line and re- tional latoor and^ulpm ent to put best ' man. Ushers were William Niagara Falls. Ont., Sept. 4 uPi supper at the K of C. Home. the school office. The figures are Miss Rochelle Mokrislci. University Long Hill Rd.. turn around at j turn to school. Orange — ^feon g the grounds In shape. Two new member* who were Wagner.N Blacksburg, Va., brother THE -Niagara Falla want dry yester­ 1955 FORD baaed on those who have reris- of Connecticut; .and Mis* Jaetju^ Chapel Rd., back to Burnham's i Rd.. Foster Rd.. Govemor'a Hfljitt- Goodale hqs also piainted class­ InlUated are Mrs. Peter Brazitla of the bride; David Bowers, Man­ Shoes for Shoes for station. left on Ellinglmi Rd to; wav. Belden St., Ellington Rd., rooms and ^uipm ent and has used day. tered to date. Experience has line Supple, Central Connecticut Ton* of water roared over the PAIRLANE VICTORIA and Mrs. Harry Lalsce. chester; dhegory Tuttle, Falls State College. Rt 5. Maguire Rd . Main SI. to | Burnham SI , Long Hill Rd. to lumber from old cabinets and other shown that a small number of pu­ cataract but not a drop iaeued Hardtop V-8 with Fordo- The theme of the fashion show Church, Va. and fom ierly of Man­ ichool. S —Buckland Rd., left on j achool. Brown—First run, Sullivan source^ to install shelves In the will be a week at convention imd pils do not register until the day Pleesant Valley School — Wii- from tape in 12,000 Canadian matlc. 3 tone blue and Ivory. chester, and \Villiam Flanagan, Deming' St., left on Foster St , Ave, at Farmer* Hardware to library, ao that shelving has been will feature casual fashiona to be schqol opens. GIRLS Ham Perry, principal; Grade 1, honoas In the area. lX)ok* and runs like later Hackensack, N.J, BOYS SHOE left on Oakland Rd , Ellington Rd.. I Wapplng Center, cxprcee to school, corppleted around the entire room showTi by Kaye's of Vernon and In' Grade 1 classrooms there will Mtsa Hilda Monaghan, Miss Jo­ The temporary drought occurred model. The bride’s mother'wore a moas to Burnham's atation. right on | Brown-Second run. Pleasant Val- ^ no additional coat to the town. Wethersfield and cocktail and be 27 pupils each In Miss Lacey’s sephine Zocco; Grade 2, Mrs. Janet ‘Open Houee on Solenoe' when a crane toppled wires sup­ green, outfit and carried yellow Pleasant Valley Rd . Main St. to j ley Rd , Honda Drive. Hilton Dr.^. bridal fashions to be shown by rosea. Mrs. Ham wore 'turquoise and Mrs. tJndeman’s classes, 26 In Kucsenakl, Mrs. ESmeatine Sul­ In addition to the usual staff- plying power to puqipers at the Mias Perry’s class. Grade 2 enroll­ livan; Grade 3, Mrs. Mabel Bow­ school. C—Comer of Ellington Rd | Pleasant Valley Rd. toxchool. Pi^- *995 Terl's of Manchester. Flower ar­ and a white orchid. \ planned programs of open house for city's filtration plant. offleisJa ment Is 30 each for Mrs. Fogll and ers. Mrs. Jane Luts; Grade 4, Mias and Sand Hill Rd., left on E lling-! pi* 'West St. at corner of Sjuli- rangements for the bridal party Following a wedding trip toHhe parents, a special "Open House on said. Preasura was restored within Mr*. Garland. A combination Betty-Ann Falk, Univefaity of ton Rd.. left on Foster St. ex ten - j van Ave.. West St., Clank' St., will be provided by Millkowaki'a Pocono Mountains, the couple, Science'' will be presented during two hours. Grade 2 and 3. taught by Mra. Connecticut, Mr*. Ruth Petersen: slon. left on Miller Rd . "right on ! Chapel Rd. to school. / 1955 CHEVROLET Flower Fashions of Manchester. will live at Wertland Ave., Char­ Grade 5, Fred Kaprove, Mrs. Win-, Abbey Rd , left on Griffin Rd., left i n o , Rmitoa— Union ^School Mra. Olive Schneible of Kaye's will lottesville, Va.. where the bride­ Darwin, will have 24 pupils. Ifred Kenney; Grade 6, William on Troy Rd., right on Siillivan-| Belcher--B a.m. Blue--Rt. 6 at- DELUXE be fashion commentator. groom la a student at University Mrs. McGarrah will have'29 pu­ Barron, University of Vermont, Ave.. right on Rt. 5 to East Wind-; the brickyard, down Rt. 5 to 2-Door. Ivory and green. Styles will be modeled by Mrs. of Virginia. A graduate of Man­ pils and Mrs. Patrick, 30, In the ■' Miss Lois Burke, Vassar College;. sor town line and - return to Maguire Rd., King/st., Mein St. Elconomy 6 with standard Carol Lenlhan, Mra. J. Wlllta Kel­ chester High School, he haa com­ Grade 3 .classrooms. Mrs. Fisher. Grade 7, Mlaa Marcella Burke. school. D —Hayes Rd . Nevcrji Rd.. Union School. / jranamiasion. Extra clean In­ ley, Mrs. Hector Rivard. Mra. pleted three years of pre-med)cal 30, Mrs.. McCarrlck 29, in Grade 4 WiltiaBi Procko; Grade 8, Saul Sand Hill Rd.. Sullivan A^ve, El­ Frink ' 9 b j /(. Green — East GARDEN Make Shopping side and out. Samuel Robb Jr., Mrs. Samuel studies at U. of Va. Mrs. Ham was and Mrs. Wright, 22, In a combina­ Fineatdne, Raymond Rondlni. lington Rd., Governor's Highway, Windsor Hill./Main St. to,achool. .Taggart, Mra. Kenneth Hodge, graduated from Fairfax High tion Grades 4 and 5.. Union Bchool— Jame# Welch, Newberry Rd.. Main St. to achool. Collins—8- a.m.' Yellow—Pleas­ At Vittner's A '■ $1 Mra. Albert I. Laliberte, Mrs. John School lii Virginia and attended Grade 5 classrooms will number principal; Grade I, Mrs. Mildred Frink-Laave garage at 7:15 ant ’VaUey/Rd., left on Rt. S, right CENTER 8 9 5 Tierney, Mra. John Cagianello, North Carolina College for Women 26 in Mra. Barton’s group and 27 // Sessions; Grade I, Miss Gertrude a.m. on M a g ^ e . left on King St., r^h t Mrs. James Ellla, Mra. James Mc- and American .University In Wash­ In John Senteio’s. George Leanla- Freytag; Grade 3, JJr*- Grace A — Ellington Rd. to Sand Hill on Brodk St.. Main St., to soHm I. me. Growing Habit Veight, Mra. Joseph Reynolds, ington, D.C. ski will have 30 and Miss 'Totman, Mrs. Thomas Colla, rMs. Stanley Maainda; Grade 4. Mra Laura Rd. and return, over Beelzebub Rd. Oran^ West on Pleasant Valley 1955 CHEVROLET 27, In Grade 6. Both Grade 7 class­ - \Morac; Grade 5, Eric Hohenthal— to Spencer Heights, Avery St. Oak­ RdyM ain St. north to East Wind­ VITTNER’S Juroa'and Mrs. Alfred Ritter. es will have 31 pupila. In Grade 8. University of Connecticut; G'riule land Rd. to achool. sor town line. iP.O. i down RL 6, NEW SHIPMENT BEL A ir The committee chairmen are Mrs.. Halloran will have 26 pupils 6, Mrs. Frances Foley; Grade T, Mra. McVeigh, tickets: Mrs. Sam­ and Jospph Macione. 23. Miller Rd. at Foster St. ex- ght on Chapel, Main St. to NOW IS THE TIME 4-Door V-8, .Sfnnda'bd trans­ MHS Freshmen Anthony Manizza; Grade 8. Nu uel Vacantl, assisted by rMs. Er­ - ukuilon, Ellington Rd., Niederwer^ school. mission, lustrous tvohj’ and The teaching staff waa at the vart Bajt>nian. ^ nest Barnes and 'Mrs. Ralph Rus­ fe r R4'. Dart Hill Rd.. Avery AFRICAN VIOLETS black finish. Former 'Ifirsl Orientation Set achool all Hay yesterday to pre­ Wapplng School— Bennett Plot- Beelxe^h Rd., Foster St., O akl^d Manchester Evening HeruM TO PLANT EVERGREENS sell. refreshments: Mrs. Paul pare for the opening of school. kin, principal; Grade I, Mlaa Bar­ owner. An exceptional value Gugne, aasiSted by Mra. Donald Rd-.- SulUvUi. Ave. to school. / South Windsor oorreapondeBt El­ (NAMED VARIETIES) at only Freshmen at Manchester High' They will also be required to re­ V bara Franco, University of Con- Bus Rovtedi-vWappliig Mlfool more G. Burnham, telephone MOt- Jorgenson and Mrs. Alfred Pontl- port on Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. ' nectieiit. Mrs. Joyce Glean; Grade Frink—Y-:.55 a!m^ Red Start at chell 4-0674. SHCIAL OPFER celli, decorations. School are to report to the achool Bulletin Board *995 'The welfare committee meeting Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. to pick up Joseph Loersch, .committee of the Emblem Club, originally their program cards, maps of the chairman of Cub Scout .Pack, 73. \ scheduled for Sept. 9 has been haa called a meeting of the com­ V 12 - 5 andlS^AR OLD Por n . 4 9 school, handbooks, and to partici postponed to Sept. 16 and' will be mittee for Tuesday at 8 p.m. at 1954 FORD held St the home of Mrs. Vacant!, pate In an orientation program. the school. l o . UM IinD SUPPLY V 101 Grandview St. All MHS students will report The executive committee of the CUSTOMLINE for classes Thursday at 8;0fl a.m. 4-Door V-8 with standard Pickup stations for sophomores, transmission. Radio and heat­ juniors and seniors will be run in Advertisement— \ E v e rg re k s er. Solid hliie finish. ’20 The Herald In THiesday’s ^special “ YES, $20,00 A DOZEN PLANT N O W school qgctlon. NORTH END NEWS M 9 5 Pickup- stations fo ^ freshmen Right Off the WASHABLE QUILT-UNED 'l l ! TOITB OHOlOE or THE POLIXIWm’G VARIBTIKS: are as follows: I Ham-Wagner Room 101 A-Bag; 103 Baj-BIa; Cracker Barrel) GLOIE ARtORVITAC — UPRIGHT MADONNA LILIES Miss Karen Ann Wag;n<‘r. 110 Ble-Cam; 109 Cap-Dan; 111 JoanM Neff of Oakland Street ZIP Ja c k et s ARiO RVlTAE — H EM LO CK ~ iO X W O O D 1953 PLYMOUTH daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Dav-Fen; 114 Fer-Gen; 116 Ger- won’t have to worry about her — PLUMOSA ^ AZALEA ^ ANDROMEDA BELVEDERE / S. Wagner; MCLean, Va., became Grot; 118 Grou-Hol; 212 Hop-Kat: hair for achool this fall. She has the bride of James Walter McLean 122 Kas-Lab; 123 Lad-Ly; 125 M- new Shirley Temple curls that Terrific tavings fin jackets with if-if Hardtop Coupe. Radio and C 3 *1.49 Hani, formerly rtf Manchester, ' Mok; 127 Mon-N; 131 0-Pig: 132 Mrs. Bonham made for her. It's many fine features- And just look heater, standard trananils- Aug. ?2 at the Lewinsyllle Presby­ Pil-Rea; 133/ Reh-Rou; 135 Row- slon. A- real nice car. topped by a pretty beret supplied^ what you {jet-cotton cords with a V- U • Ss I terian Church, In McLean. Sha; 141 She-Stan; 144 Star-Tho; • . B s. Free planting inatrurtinn* by that store that "has every-' ■; ^ A ^ I The bridegroom Is the son of 146 Thu-VInc; 148 Vlnt,Wog; and thing’’—-Keith's Variety. warm quilt lining, 2 slash pockets ’•i ' ' . ’ V . *3 9 5 Mr. and Mrs. Hazen B. Ham, Mc­ 1.52 W ol-Z.“ and a sporty chest emblem! Better Lean,. .Va.;roi;merly of Manchester. Mike Sheehan had to go- to the hurry.!, .at ^5 fantastic low price, JAPANESE YEWS More than 300 guests attended the WOIUJ> FALLOUT STUDY Doc laat week'--"Crick" in his they’ll be grabbed up! Sizes 6L18. 7 to 8.YEAR-OLD PLANTS ceremony, performed by the Rev. Washington, Sept.'4 (/P) — Back. Happened on hta birthday ROSE OF SHARON - i S I .98 . 1955 FORD John Graham, In the ‘ historic worldwide study of radioactive too! ! How old? dfou guess. Oh FAIRLANE CONV. church. -fallout and.Its effects on mapkinfi yes, Max^Otalber haa a bad foot. m? BLOOM . .The bride, given In marriage by has been proposed by SenrJHarri- Waiting on too many customers, for « Radio,., heater, Fordomatlc her father, wore a gown of silk son A. Williams (D-NJ). I gpiess. transmission, lustrous red organza' over ;taffeta*wdth Alefi- In' 4 bill introduced yeslerday, .. ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ WASHABLE SLACKS and black finish, whitewall eon lare. The bride, earried a spray he proposed that the U.S. surgeon Name of the hew freight sta­ tires. A real sports car. One of white rosea and orchids. general and the State Department tion manager? Joe Gagnon. Needs local owner. Priced for quick Miss Janie Rambo. -MCLean, Va., ask other nations to join in an a place to sleep incidentally. In the LAWN SEED sale at only . Rayon Flannels 3.POOT maid of honor, wore *n aqua international study. | North End. naturally. Keith’s can PLANTS CW supply that too. Oh. yea, "Still” ^Talents Unlimited” BLUE SPRUCE Keith is a licensed R fal Estate and QabardinasI *1145 Broker— sells houses, rents rooms FERTILIZERS ahd apartments. A special low price on washable If your church is storHng a building fund and you Ve ut MANOHESTER ■ ' ★ . Campus styles and Hollywood » 5 » . n d FLETCHER CLASS CO. MKchell Dante Pagan! is ' recovering Our Men Have A Combined models...just in time for back-to- OPEN EVENINGS TO 9; SloWly from a recent illpeas. Saw looking for ways io rdse tlie money without making' t-787t him on his Jawn recently. nchooll Expertly tailored with 2 back LAWN SWEEPERS BANK FINANCING 186 WEST AODDLE TURNPIKE •k ★ ★ ★ ★ flap pockets! Hurry... it’s a value it seem like a burden/you might find one way to CORNER DURANT ST. When is that old R. R. station Total Of f 20 Years Of too good to missl 4-18. Alt«r«stiING CONVENIfNCIp ' A rtguiar monthly featur* riety. For further information 'I ' ■ ■ ' ’ ■ EVERGREEN SALES W IN D O W Odd PLATE G LA SS call M;I 4-1079. »■ P*” ■ DOUBLE X OONTRACTORSi WE HAVE IN STOCK ★ A ★ -Sr ★ , ★ ON RT. 5 AT THE Special note to Mra. Jane Zei- SOUTH WINDSOR F.A8T HARTFORD TOIVN U N * llattrlffBtpr lEufttittg ifmlii ON THE MANCHESTER. MOTOR SALES MEDICINE CABINETS and s h o w e r D O O RS ger of Oakland Street That ther­ MANCHESTER PARKADE * ' . . 1 mos that your son Mark broke 17 SOUTH MAIN STREET SEPTEMBER SUBURBlAxTODAY WITH OUR ISSUE OF SEPT. 12 VITTNER'S TOLLAND TPKFl. VRRNON TOWN LINE 6M CENTER $T. OPEN BATtiRDAYE-rtDPBN THUBSDAP^iEVENlNQS and tossed away^can be replaced MANCHESTER. CONR WE$T HARTFORD CENTER BERUN ON THE BRRLIN’ TURNPIKB ■/r EdTmATES' GLAOLP GIVEN . at Keith’s. Nice special on lunch OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 P.M. 9PEN TONIGHT TILL 9 PJH. -.1 [ TEL. Ml 3e1591 boxesjwlUi or without thermoe Mr 1.39-12.97. .FLBITY OP FREE PARKING V h' -f >>1 MANCHESTER :fcVENlNG MiRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, ERIDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1959 rAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1#BI I • JA G S SIX Denie Blasts About Town Distrese Call |^ g } i a i || (} and LoUSV,’ House G roup MARY BUNfHY DANCI STUOIO itssU, ws have tvan lata rsHtt tor tion. Often tmly a eomptM ma 8 0 78 MAPI.R RT fBRITIRH-AMF-RirAN Ut-I B) Hanrlfpatpr Uia prospact of this Congress, ef A Thiiught for Today ulda us safely bttougli a forsst- Mr. and Mrs. Bdihund Perastuha, ! 0, In Ufa's problems we must L ^k’nR oIl, Wqtroua Rd., .Bolton, formerly bf On Radio SaVT^.„. nrr.- a Braves Dravos Veto yeio *'ALL TYPES OP GANCINGi" dignity, prastiga and powar. which Rpomorsd bg tka'^aclwaMr seek divine guMsnee. When ws Sopning Ijpraib f Osaaell sf Ckurokan BRANTS "PARKADE” STORE Manchester, Were honored at a Including: Jazz. AcrnhaHc,, Ballet, Toe, Tap, Modem and Ball fancies ttsalf as poaslbly the Here *n There feci the need for direction, 1st us aurpriile dinner party by members greatest Icglslatnra nf ftoe man In rsmambsr thst God who brought Sub Hit Yacht K i l l i n g W itness »ayS;Of projects Bill mom Modem'Jazz Is'eaaentlal to every pfomlrihg young ma Asks Its End of their family Tuesday at Red dsneyr for a well rounded dance ediicatlpn. the world's history, being nervous b , During a atay, at camp one sum­ Ms poopls "out nf darknass Into IQmber Restaurant on .their 25th ----- . '»! ...... i; , mer I resolved to And a short cut his marvelous light" can bring us wedding annlveraary. The couple (ConMnned from Yose *toe) (CnnUnited frniri Pag# 'Oof) • Baby Dance ria**e* • TeenMs Balloon riaaaee enough and silly enough and im­ into nsw faith and psacs. John Deme.- owner of Radio Sta­ (Contliified from Pngs One) r.outiiy F*ir Day# . * Adult*’ *nd Mother*’ Gym and nance Cto**#*. mature enough and craven enough WALTER E. TEDFORD to a famllUr pond four or Av* tion, WINf , today sent tslsgrama haa two sons, Lt..(J.g.) Edmund, PiMMtn ^ John R. - Nsubort OPEN DAILY and Victor d# la Pax, 17. The fourth l.iatpH Ky Ohambpr I form recommended hy- the mm-" Perealuha. Key W ^ . Fla., and I f^ouBdad October L Uttl ro make a special point of being mil** away. Ons early afternoon I of litotaat again*! rdtk and roll Mllnlkel ' reported the sender For further Information and reghriraflon OULINTY BDITUR music iOi.,Pau1 Cunningham, pr*si- David, and tw» daugiitor*, Anne ' aaid: boy, 18. .wa* held for children's ! mltt.ee, th# president may veto it . Call BU 9-0811. PubUaMd Hear* BaaMU •■•gj I out of town whan Khrushchev calls. started nut forgstting to take PMMABY BLOOKBD court aa a Juvenile delinquent. Manchester County. Fair j again since hts opposition wss ■ “otldaya Bntara MONDAY Thro FRIDAY dsnt of th* American Society of and Elaine Perealuha. "There are'not enough life pre­ •t MM^aaiar M*. a* ' That would be. to our mind. Just along a pocket eompaas. I fol­ Bridgeport, tspt. 4 (in--jMho- Compoaera, Author* and Piibliah- server* tff go around. Two men Scudiere and three rhum* were Days, a 2-day sale* promotion, I based on flnancing for the 67 un- .'Mt** Diinphy I* a member of the NaHonnl A*«oclntlon of Togetheriwits is a new and already overworked word In las A. LAnese, who wanUCM en­ attacked by about 15 membera of will be held by the retail divi­ ■■ilfiailar. _____ I about the worst thing that could our language. It denotee the ultimate in family sharing and lowed a marked trail then shMtad era, and Carl ,7UiverIln. president Rabbi Leon Wind of Temple and a woman have already gone ' budgeted projects. Dance arid Afflllnled Artist*. ter a primary with Mgyhr Samuel Of Broadout Muhto, Inc., in New over the tide. . . tha Majeatica Gang* on a Brook­ sion nf the Chamber of Com- I A subcommittee yesterday rec­ happen. enjoyment of doing things together. With togetherness, the to an abandontd road to Its and. J. Tedesco for ^ DemocratJe Beth Sholom will be In charge of lyn atreet. Scudiere and his friends met'c# Sept. 24 and 2.1. THJE iS8StTK 8 I Than carefully chooaing my dirac- York. the Sunda.v broadcast sponsored Then, Mllnlkel said, there wa* ommended that the original bill, Tha Aaaoclatad Praia u In contrast In that type of be- sociologists tells us, all is sweetness and light. nnmIhaUon for mayor, won’t get did not belong to any gang, police Ren Shankman, comjnlttee minus all the pi;oJerts opposed by tlOn I atruck out Into the woo^ls his chance. Bdward R. MePaddsn, He aald hi* action Waa prompt­ by the Manchester Ministerial As­ silence. aauuad ta tba uiaa o»_TJPi5'*“ “f* h4\ior, let this great democratic We should strive -to share llfett a.JUo_ pJ!L ed by the rash of vlolene^ involv­ Another ham operator also re­ said. chairman for the event, aaid th# President, he approved. The alt oawa dlspauMa craditad to It e« making use of a slight trail which Oemocratip-'' registrar of voters, 10 9 sociation over Station WINF at and left home, but one yoangatar ' Th* public and state and city the theme of the promotion will full committee turned down this iirt uiharwlaaeSStad ^ S S ? Institutipn^take ita cue and sanity experiences with each other every soon faded away. The sky waa ruled yseisrdty that only AM of (SATURDAY 10 A.M. to 0 P.M.) ing teenage gangs recently. 7:.70 a.m. Thia will be the last ported hearing the diatrea* call. ,a d alia tba looal oaaj pubiUl^ hwt. day and thereby become-more pulled 600 jobi before ha was fi­ ■'Omld the kind of music th**- Robert WalnfiiM of Los Angela* officials have been thoroughly be that of a counJ.ry fair and proposal hv a. vote reported as 20- - an rlitMa ofraFubllcaticn o* aiiaola) from the attitude of OonnecUcut'i nally caught. We don't recommend overcast so It was Impoaalbl* to the morning broadcast. The series will aroutcd by th* surge In youth vio­ employes nf the participating ■dlipaicbaa haralb ara alao raaarrbd (‘tosely knit family imila.'*PerBaps Judge direction by th* sun> fijeff by Luiese ware accspUbls. ha* been foisted on the youth <)f resume Its winter Schedule of eve­ told sheriff* deputies that he 16. Senator Rush, who has often been our sociologists overlook one Im­ this* hobby. America be responsible for th*. heard thia call repeated five times lence which ha* taken four lives stores will wi;#f^ overalls, straw The total in the hill approved BAGK-mCH0( run aamca ellam of N B. A. Ban cams upon a dry bed nf a small e needed g.SBO. ning broadcasts at a new hour, since Aug. 28 and caused many In­ hats, dungarees, checked shirts, acruaed of being a servant of W(yi portant fact that the Identity of Skiing ia a good togethemeaa stream which I waa sure woi great increase In Juvenile prob­ 6;3A p.m. beginning Sept. 16. within a 10 minute period; by the committee Is less than WITH •^"^b!fiberi RapraaloUIKM; JJa St;, hut never of being soft on Coiiri- the individual ia certain to suffer. project. Aa soon aa the akl reSorta "Mavday . . . Mayday . slnk- juria* through stabbing*, guhplay old llm^Jringham dresses and 82,10.000 shove the a'mount of "SHINING PACES" lead me 'to th* pond, MANCHESTER lem"?” Ueme asked. ^ and bedtinga . so on.- ■ Juliui Matbea-a 8 ^ a l **»!<» ~ muniats. Let It consider .Itself in Howmver. We won’t concern our­ announce condi.tiona this winter, w'rong for it brought ah Th# text of his telegrams Uf ing off Point Conception , , call money requested by the President AND ypra Chlcabc D «^l pack the family in the sUtion wa­ Cadet . 4C Robert B. Donovan, Within five hour* after aaaert- plan* call for the store* to originally. Th* big difference Is in MftXBER AtTOIT nKTRBAO 0 » no danger of being contaminated, selves with this. other pond with whlch.rt''^was ac­ SHOFPINO A8CAP and BMI follow*: son of Mr. and Mr*. David Dono­ the Coast Guard." cntci-’uaTioN*______The family who really practices gon again, attach the akii* to 'The constant playing of high' edly attacking a nurse in a auh- ae+ve coffee to their customers, distribution of the funds and In­ SHOES LIKE NEW! quainted and I return^ to camp Ttls Ml M814 van. 85 Alton 8t„ hS* completed way train yeaterday, a 14-year-old i over .1.000 balloons wlll .be given .ION RATH* but rather let It demonatrate, if togethemasa has a wonderful the roof' and drive off. All the safely, biit withojif Anding the totnpo. jangling music that aounda clusion of the unbudgeted items. r j the occasion does arlae, that frea chance to enjoy such things aa family can ahush downhill to­ FOR FRISCRIRTION FARKADI basic training and will start hie ’’Negro boy was seized arid recOnKi sway and free horseback ride* The committee scllon disre­ Paral shortcut. (nor* like the war drums bf the school year at the Air Force Acad­ C nlum hin mitted to the State Traiplhg' l/onk ahead—heat the ln*l minute rush to get your children'* 'Oaa Taar .... men are capable of hearing a Com- swimming, boating, antsrtaining gether and have fun In the great It ia easy^n life, as in the Jungles could have a serious effect will be given to children for garded plans of House lesders to ■chool shoes fixed Up. Bring them In now and give n* plenty n> Motlbi ... outdoor*. It la a goort idea If Mom ■ t. emy In Colorado, Hia new address School at Warwick. N. Y. J*oftce tickets received when merchan­ send the President s bill be could ^rac Uontla U muniat head nf state with discern­ and even (if .you can gat tha chi’- perfectly sure one is FINI PHARMACY on our highly emotional youth of is ,16th Squadron, Room 2-G 67, said th* boy. Grant Youngrtried to of .tlme to do the kind of work we—and you—will he pmud 'On* Month .., aa*^aaM•••»••• dren to believe it) working to­ knows how to drive a car, so that „„ th ^flg h t trail, while actually, today. J Holy Communion dise Is , purchased during the be expected to sign by eliminating of. New nibher heels; new "Invisible" half sole*. Moke »ure , ...... aa a a a aa a^Xf • a at. •]$ ment as well as with elemantal gether. ■ih* can get the family back home going In the wrong dlrec- DEUVERY Air Force Cadet Wing, . UBAF assault the nurse, 'Clara-'Reese, 23, promotion-. Only the 67 project*. The House ‘•inri* Gopy •• ...... *>-a*a -(• '"ITiere la nothing in thia music Academy, Colo. by threatening her with an 8-inch they go hock to iwhool with shoe* that look nice . wear courteay. Thl* American Congress, Take a simple experience like after D?d break* a leg or two on that instill* warmUi, love and ae- Sunday Planned It is also planned tn hire a could upset the committed action long . . , Insure foot comfort and health. Th# Hersld even though we are a relatively making homemade bear together. the trail. ‘ , enrity. Rather, it excitea the sex carving knife.- A oohductor pulled sound truck to advertlae the when It considers the bill tomor­ AMumM DO f'DSIK^SJ PBSPOD®iW*i^ the emergency cord and a subwa.v event and banjo pla.v(»r* are be. typofTDpMcftl srrort t0p«Mrln|r ID js* young nation, has already lasted What fiin! Dad pack# Mom. Sis, Tbgsthemes# 1* fun and wiUv'* and brtnga nut the animal nf, Mr*. Edward R. Kehoe. 240 Thl* Sundiiy will be devoted to row or nSxt week. aertJamanta and other raaduia P}f***y Spruce St., report* her Easter lily patrolman captured Grant. ing sought to stroll through the » ' f >/* INTERNATIONAL longer, aa an unbroken form and and Junior Into the station wagon Uttl# imaglnaUon. a family^can youth. Both ASCAP and BMI Wagner ordered City Budget Di­ Mb Th* MancBMIler ETanlna Harald and off they go to the aupsrmar.tet think up all kinds nf activities to nave done our youth a great in- plant ha* bloomed for a second the Sacrament of Holy Com­ shopping area*. Inititution, than the forms-and in- ROBERT DOELLNER time. munion In Columbia Congregation­ rector Abraham D. Beam* to di­ i t Dtapiay adrertiainb eioauif botlra: to buy the ingredients. Loading do together. Juatic* In foetertng rock and roll. vert I2',i million from other pro­ SHOE SERVIGE _Tor Monday—1 oirt.WdM aUtutiori* of almost every other up w'ith liquid malt, sugar and "It ia a known fact that the top 8 ' _ror rueaday—1 0 ni MnndM OPEN al Church, the,, Rev. C.eorge K. grams to add 1,089 policemen to her# today talking on a mike?" Public Records (Under New Owner) For Wedneaday—1 P nation in’ the world: there ia no yeast cakes, they motor hack Sues for R^e Danube music writers and performer* have Skidmore College Alurrtnae Club Evan* h*(i announced. the force and bring it up to it's another reporter asked. 97 Oak Rt., Comer Rpmea Rt. Jyjr Thuraday-1 P in W^naaday. home. Dad and Junior ' wrsatle RESUMES TEACHING given up in compiete disgust be- win hold its drat fall meeting Sept, "I feel like' killing ,vou." snarled • For Friday-l P m Thujwday necssalty for. one passing Individ Howard C. Bate* will give the full quota-of 24,508 men. ’It waa Warrant## n##ds-i - For Saturniy—I P * .jfrJpaJ _ uaj to domlnata meeting hetw’een with a 10-gailon crock to get it San Aijkdiilo, T*x.,l^pt. 4 i/Pi-- T0NI6HT caua* good music they write and 10 al 1 p.m. at the. home of Mr*. hoped that the additional patrol­ Agron. "that’s what I feel like." CUaatnad deadline; 10^ t in position so that Mom and Si* perform get* no recognition. Norman Barnes, 34 Ridgebrook flr*t of the »erie* of talks by lay­ Asked if he wa* sorry about Lipmnn R#alty Inc., tit James F. "day of Bubllcatloii aneept miuraae— •the tw’O, either in the minds of the Farmej-'L. J. Allen complained In SEPTEMBER 8 . ' men during Jhe 10 o’clock morn­ men would be on the streets b.v and Rena S. Bacon, property .on ran wash 1t"out. Then once all doupt yesterday that bees are "I challenge ASCAP and BMI Dr.. West Hartford. Mr*. Arthur Jan. 1. causing grief to his mother and t a r n ______rpemher* of Congress themselves, the preparations are completed, Afid $v*ry Thuridciy to repudiate thl* type nf music, to Day will be co-hostess. The lunch­ ing worship '‘service. Bate* ia stepfather, Agron replied: "That, Mountain Rd. "■ stealing nectar- from hi* clover To t k superintendent of, the Sunday Rockefeller, noting that Puerto Stephen O. and Anna May FYidav, Sepfembar 4 or In the mind* of observers the entire family—-together—pitch patch. ' help Improve the standards of eon meeting will be .sponsored by Rlcana had been involved in recent yeah. But nothing else." in- and get the Job done. After Iptr VIOLIN PIANO cmdl Friday TIN our youth to a better appreciation members' for entering freshmen School and a member of the Build­ Hernandez, known as the Um­ Krakow to Wesley H. and Pearl abroad. If Khrushchev does comr For months, he alleges, th* bees ing committee. Hi* talk will he youth crinffia, aaid "there la very E. Frost, property on Lawton Rd. A Cre •with authority or finality unttl it Allen contends the heea dam­ I c ^ have left for Parris Island, S. C., Lynwood A. Scoville, 87, Rt. 6, the hlame on any one group." Helen McCauley, property at 258 atitutipn of free men. Have any of raps on with a ijottle capper. What aged his land and livestock and to begin recruit training. The baa actually been in operation. The better experiehce could a family Columbia, died last night at Dr. Pointing up the problems faced Hilliard St. Taft-Hartley Act, paaaed against the amaJIer minds In Washington reduced the value of his property. Vlidtlng hours: Adults t to 8 new Leathernecks are Marin* Pri­ Freedman’s Convalescent Hospital by law enforcement agencie.s wss have? He asked J.*i00 damages in p.m. Maternity—* to 6 and SilM) vates Jon Mullen, son of Mr. and Boy Said Missing Marriage IJcetts# the tiolent proteata of organiied thought of that? »86 MAIN STRERT FRER PARKIND in Colcheater. the wise-cracking demeanor yes­ Ernest Harry Hints nf Hamden Of ooiirae there's the family county court of law. to 8 p.m. rhlldren'a Ward—2 to Mrs. Hamilton Mullen, 4 Hudson terday of Salvador Agron. 16. chief labor.-ha* n6t —oved *n> "klUar” "AIR-UONDmONED" In Popular Market Idit. He was born In Columbia. Feb. and Irene Ann Willey of 6.1 Ridge In any case, the decision seems whp carried the togetherness 7 p.m. St.; 'James Lynch, son of Mr. and 20. L872, son of Amherst B. and suspect in ttje knife slaying of tw" From His Home bill. In fact, the preaant oplnlon of theme- a little too far. Mom and AUSTRIA'^ PRODUCT UP .1.*% .V* ^ Mr*. Francis Lynch. IS Thomas St., Center Congregational Church, to be that Congress will not make Adelaide Fox Scoville. He leave* youths early Sunday in a public Pept. J9. . - cipngreBa ia obvloualy that expert' any artiAclal departure In un Dad end their several children Vienna—Austria's gross nation­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Dr.; Stuart Warner, son of Mr. playground. A 16-yeftr-old Manchester hoy worked up a nifty shoplifting ring. al product w'ent up .i.S per rent SPECIALS TOMQHT ONLY 6 to 9! Joseph Battaglia. .87 Elro St.; Mrs. and Mrs. Everett Warner. Foster a niece, the former Margaret Building Permits . ence ha* proved that It waa not seemly, nervous haste, but will Blakesley. Funeral service* will be Agron, who call* himself Dracula reported missing last night was Two of the children grew dis­ last year, reaching Ave billion Florence Hick*. 6P Walker St.; Rd.. Wapping. and Richard Pepin, and wears a cape In the manner Ernest Ricl)ardsnn for Charles . quite atrong enough in aome re- stick to ita business, cotpe w-hat BOVS' IX)NO SLEEVE held tomorroi^ at 11 a.m. at the last knowq to be seeking a job In R. Hamilton, alterations to house gusted with stealing after awhile, dollars. Alfred Campbell. 42 Joseph SI.: son nf Mr. and Mrs. Alex Pepin, Potter Funeral Home, 4.16 Jackson of the vampire character of that Hartford, police said toda.v. i ,, -apecta. may. And that I* the way It should William E. Lavoie, 74 Durant St.; Bolton. name, alternately snarled and Thomas Rogers, of 104 Walnut | 91 Dale Rd.. 82,(XK). - COTTON SPORT SHIRTS Mr*. Mary Bouchard. 60 Bunce St„ Willlmantlc.. The Rev, Earl B. Connecticut Swimming Pool for Aa a new labor reform bill la be. , Robinson, pastor of the First w^cracked at newspaper and- ra- Rt'.; ha* not been heard from since now on Ita way to tha Preaidant SIZES t to 7. SI IhT Dr.: Joan Florence, ,S Eldridge SI.; Registrations are now being ac- (Jlo men /in homicide lineup after yesterday afternoon. Sanol .1. Solomon, biilld swimming Antonin St. James Jr., 11.8 Pine Baptist Church, Willimantlc, will pool al 19 Robert Rd., 84,9(X>. ' for hla willing signature, antlclpa AUTHENTIC Sl.iW VAMtE. I . J / ceplert for pre-marital discussion ofBciate. Burial will be in the Old be and Antonio Luis Hernandez, Police aaid the . youth 'la de­ 93.7% No! Vaccinated snsEs a to 1*. V <1 07 St.: John DIttmeyer, Glastonbury; meetings for engaged couples, ’also' 16 were held without hail In scribed as six feel. 14.1 pounds R. E. Wandell for Edward t\. . tion la that, although organized la J^yjgf...Se 1f P.CK-UP Mrs. Nell Nodden, 221 Hackma­ Willlmantic Cemetery, There will GImsInwski. build garaga at 28 A statiAir that haa perhaps AUTHEN'nc t.»* VALUE. I . T # sponsored by the Planning Parent­ be no calling hour*. .// the slayings. with black hair. He was wearln" s ' hnr would c.ertalnly: rather have Wnven plaid stripes, palaley*. aalnforized. Mhde by famnua tack St.; Gloria Jean Barr*. Put­ hood I-eague of Connecticut. The "How do you feel about killing hlue-ch'eckered shirt and hlue- Ardmore Rd.. 82,0(10 beeii swatted in tha hack of a CASES OF SODA AT nam; Ttsilin Agnstihelli. P2 Bridge Home from Mississippi !• Peter Miller, demolish tobacco had It not paaaed, la'.tor will not DISCOUNT PRICES makers. i flrat group meeting will be Sept. those boys?" Agron was a.ske(1. gray pants. A.2.C. Wtllisrn Ives, who was .shed St 743 Tolland Tpke. 8100, find itaelf crippled in .any ac* good many American minds this AT OUR BOTTHNO PLANT St. I 21 at 7:.30 n.m, in the pariah house , "Like I afwaya feel; like this." MAXWELL DfllVE, VEflNON. summer has Anally rome from the BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son of West Hartford Congregational graduated from the Radio Relay Agron shrugged his shoulders in­ IT BEATS METAI.,, t-1 tirtty in which It Itaelf la truly 12 Largt BottiM Prices quoted are for home deliv­ GIRLS' FULLY FLANNEL LINED School at the Air Force Ba*e in Surgeon General of the United eries only; extra charge for ban­ to Mr. and Mr*. Lewi* Strong, 48 Church. 12 South Main St., West differently. New York—American consum­ Ot.her than Its chief product, ' flirhting for the legltlinate in Mountain St.. Rockville; a daugh- Hartford, The program will be Biloxi. Miss., is now spendinj( a 9- "That’s for me to know and for ers boujrht nearly two glass- copper, Montana produces large States, Leroy F. Burney. It ron- quets. parties, shbwers, weddings, day leave with hia parenW, Mr, "-tereata of it* merohera. Thia $ 1 .5 0 etc. HALF BOXER SLACKS Rr to Mr. and Mrs. Scba.stian under the auspices of the clergy­ .you to find out." packed items in 19.18 for every one amount* of silver, gold, l«ad; zinc „ la a hill admittedly deaiirned to cems the role nf the Salk vaccine I Tax Inel. A I ^ E N 'n c «.»* VALUE. ^ 1 Lopes. 7.7 Foster St.: a son to Mr. men’* advisory committee of the and Mrs. Burton Ives, Rt. 8^ ■ "Waa It worth killing a kid to be parked In metal. and uranium. SATURDAY - SUNDAY curb abuaea w’hlth have developed in thl* summer's polio rases, and Plus Deposit and Mr*. Royal Wentworth, 16 St. Ivcague. Ivee and a friend, Ned Squier of Lawrence St.; a son to Mr. and Coventry I went to BUo^ to the ' epectacularly in ■ only a feW’ in- It clearly sustain* ' the value of Fine plnwale plaid. corduroy* and plaid wool*. Sizes $ to Ax. MANCHESTER Mr*. Thomas Plkul. 10 Newman Mr*. Nora Addy Drake will con­ graduation and the you/lg airman atancea: Inevitably any general the vaccine. $ 1 .6 5 Delivered SI.; a *on to Mr. and Mr*. Harry made the trip home vrith them. Septem ber’ 5 ^ 6 Tax Incl. OIRUS' DACRON and COTTON duct an evening class in Coventry Oegiaiation aimed at curing iao- The *tatf«tira are a* follows. I Ransom, 8 Werner Dr.. Vernon; a for the University of Hertford. 'Hie 4,000 mile trip for the two lated evils may .have aome effect, Ther# were, sa of the date of Bur­ Plus Deposit BOTTLING CO. son to Mr. and Mr*. .Terry Fitts, Classes will begin Sept. 23 and older men and more than half that SUPS AUIHENTIC *l.»* VALUr.. *1.67 by the younger, was on motbrcycle. ,9 rooffi ranch frith huiU-in avan range, fireplace, I which may be burdenaome and ney’s report, 2,121 paralytic caiss 138 Parker SI. registrations will close Sept. 19. 10 HENDERSON RD. Size* 4 to 14. All by famous maker*. Four gore, lace trim. BIRTH TODAY: A daughter tn Before returning home they went .even unfair, on apeaa in. which repbcIM this year. The Health ★ ★ White only. With adjustable straps. Anyone interested in "Art Ap- famous nationally advertised Ml 3.7922 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Buekland, 24 nreciation and the Use of Art to Peoria, III., where they at­ knotty pine kitchen cabinet, amerile. drive, garage , those e\ila do not exist. But the ServlreV^^llo Surveillance Unit Perkina SI. Media", may call Mr*. Drake, tended the national, championship .. aatiafaction on the part of the haa so fsrN i^atigaled 1,446 of Small Bottles /eO T tA € a in DISCHARGED "VESTERDAY: Ripley Hill Rd., Coventry, or Hlll- race, then went on to Milwaukee in hasement, tiled hath with huiltdn vanity. outright friends and champion* of these Cases. It fbuim that 1,211 of Infant son of Mr. and Mr*. R iv ­ yer College. io'viait the Harley Davis Factory Case of 24 South OR ard Messier, 144 Adam* St.; Frank and across into Canada to Niagara Children's Brands ’ labor ip Congresa, aa they vote for these caaea, or BB-U-per rent,' had DIRECnoNg: Take Route IS east toward ToHonif, tuni rtghl Vaccaro, B Middleflel'd Si.; Mr*. The Army and Navy Aiixiliar.v Fails befor* returning home. . thia hill, ta that considerable and occurred in person* aith ^n o t vac­ l.2 0 Ctnt«r St. Daisy Harrison. 2.1 Vernon Center Wan Trophy after passing new bridge under construcMnn on to Banforth Rd. )35 MAIN STREET - TEL. MI 3-5171 - OPEN 9 TO.5:S0 - THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M. - CIX)SED MON.' will not hold a card part" Monday nrsf left off Banforth Rd. on to Baker Rd. First left off Baker Important changea In language cinated at all, or who had itobsh^ad L Tax Incl. Height*; Mr*. Mary Wescott, 108 because of the Labor Day holi­ Airman lyes brought home with , and definition were made to take all three recommended shot* f^is, MPlus Deposit North OR W. Middle Tpke.; Daniel McMul- day. him, a trophy he won for placing featured Rd. to Maxwril Drivr. I>ook for sign*. , aome of the hlunderbua* quality their full protection. lin. lO.I Birch St.; Guiglio Bron- first in a recent motorcycle, race ,oUt of the original tough measure Wost Contor St. dnlo. Brandy St.. Bol^n; Mr*. The Women’s Home League of at Biloxi. He will report back >o This would aeem to indicate that n 1.35,35 Delivered Norma Ertel, 20 King St.. Rock­ a South Carolina ‘baae for orders ■ passed by the House. the Salvation Army will open- its there were, in the country, some Tax Incl. Tim e's afleetin'e## ville; Victor Davie*. $0 Green fall season Tue.sdav at 2 p.m. in at the end of his leave. » The consensus seerpa to be that 2S5 people who have contracted P l u ^ D e ^ l t Manor Rd.; Russell M'cPherson, the Citadel. Refreshment* will he Home from Fort DIx BILOW BUILDERS >the bill takes a real bite into the paralytic polio thia year in spite of 66 Florence St.; Mr*. Elise Mayer, sreved. Richard Nagy has completed his -problem which'apurred Ita.enact- 187 Ferguson Rd. basic training at Fort Dix and ia TEL. TR5.500S — TRS.131I the recommended three vaccina-, SMALlTlOnLES — CASE OF 30 spending s 2-week leave with hla ' ment, with aide injustices reduced tions. Dr, John Fitzgerald, chairman Navy Promntoa four of the biophysics division. New parento. Mr. and Mra. .Tphn Nagy to a minimum. , That 1* entirely poasible, and ac­ $1.50 Ca8eOf.3n">\ $1.75 Delivered nf Whitney Rd. He goes back to The result .then, ttirns out to he . TONIGHT TO '9 New London. Sept, 4—The Navy England' Institute for Medical Re- tually natural, since the Salk vac­ I Tax Incl. t Tax Incl. ha* promoted four of It* subma­ .'carch, Ridgefleld. will discuss Fort Dix for further schooling. . an Inspiring example of demoe* cine waa never proclaimed, except riner* from commander to captain. "Outer Space and The Inner Man" - \ ■Plus Deposit ^ \ P l u i Deposit Manchester Evening Herald Oe- 'racy in action, with eapecial Anal In the public's own imagination, SATURDAY TO 5:30 They are: at the noon meeting of Kiwania -credit to the patience and per- William R. 'Anderaon, ex-skipper Club Tuesday at the_ Manchester ^miMa correspondent Mr*. DonaM to be 100 per cent effective, R. Tuttle, telephone ACodemy -aistence with which th’e conferees of the Nautilua, now attached to Country Club. R Theae atajistica make sense, and the Atomic Energy Commission; 8-8485. -of Senate and Houae kepi at their they eatabllah the worth of the James F. Calvert, former com­ Army Pvt. Robert N. Modean, r task until they had reached a vaccine. We would s-jggest that, manding officer of the Skate, now 23. son of Mr*. Clsra A. Crie. 441 AFRICA OFFERA 4H>LD B.AAS , measure on which there could he for the future, such statistic* be commanding Submarine Division Parker St., t* * member of the Cape Toam—The South African FROM GROWER TO YOU Reserve Bank will Sell ordinary .general agreemehC which could more apeedHy gathered and re- 102; Harold E. Shear, who will 19 th Artillerv’* championship MANCHtSlER bMOPP/NG PARKADI be paaaed, and which would really eonvmand the fleet ballistic missile team which recently participated 400-ounce, gold bar* .In minlmtim pot'(;*d. During the preeent sum­ SALB submarine Patrick Henry-when It in the flrst Cavalry division soft- quantities of 25,000 ounces to buy­ -mean aomething. mer, there' bas''Keen widespread la completed: and Donald H. Kern, ball flnala in Korea. A gunner in ers outside the sterling area. One - In back of this Ane performance statistical confusion a* to the in­ Colorful materiel oflfirer on the ataff of the artillery's ^Battery B, Modean condition I* that the net price -on the part of the legialatora them- cidence of polio among thnae who commandci'. Submarine Force, At- ha.* -been in the Far East since last must he higher than the price on ; the London gold market. j for back to school wear LaeK*ea there were other factors. had been vaccinated, and the lack Fall lantlc Fleet. December. ■ aome positive, some negative.. of statistics ha* come closq to sug­ ; Preirtdent EliBenhower'* strong pub- gesting that one reason they vf«re Thousands of - If theyVe the best---- we sell them! “ Ije appeal undoubtedly had its ef- not being iqade ^public waa some T feet, aJi .that rather powerful lame fear they miglit destroy public '-duek oAce again upended the rbu- conAdence in the vaccine Itaelf. Our Sale Savings ,, tlna politkail analyitJ. On the neg- interpretation of the statiatics MOMS ...ative side, the brazen conduct of UEunn now provided is that the vaccine FILL IN THOSE BhlPTV : Jimmy Hoffa, and the lli-adviaed has been much more effective than like these ■ lettar of James CJarey, threaten­ SPACF.8 WITH COLOR anybody in ^sciehtiAc, authority ing House members who had voted # 8 I Ml BVC t Vi*' ever dared cjalm It would' he. It Ixrge Plant.— i n o r t o n "wTong," also had much to do with is atm th# priceless,weapon, and-j .Fr0m rtow^to 9 tonigK'f . . aII day tomorrow . : i$8 cwmon im Hi iteiT K a r l e n • the fact that j this bill cam# “ to .nothing but, complet* folly would ! "A ll Color* F passage. But the bill will s tu d and nsglact th#. u#e nf It. 10 For Sem ite seri'e, if it-'doM stand and serve , IN BUD these are the la^few hours !n which^to save Th*-e may be, in the future, a ' adequately,' nolt because it has AND BLOOM determination that th* Sabin live PIJLNT 5 7 . 9 9 , Jjeetf provoked by any apecial tar- yoursalf considerable otb-y/itkins home furnishings vaccine, produced here biil ao far btit because'it makes it easier uaed extenaively only in Russia, is We have them here-NO>A71 ■ for labor to keep it* own house in not only coippletely safe, as well as "good order, and because it pro- .Hemoownors coll easier to get,'.since one merely AMERICAN HOLLY $< I k i i k tides fair umpiring aa hetw.een la- swallows a pill, but also-more #f- 2-FOOT PLANTS W ' bor and management. There teem* Potted If Adent than the Salk vaccine ' In HUSRY and g r e e n bicki^ c^iYtinentals I hfV good -hope the new blit will do the extent and the life cf the im­ ship 'n $hore derby ■thl*. ' • . N#w front pockets. 7y»trh pocket. , . munity It produce.*. But for the POTTED PERENNIALS M ch 39e children nf this moment th* Salk , self belt.., non-.sag front extension tab " Congrcflfi Run Aiid Hide? . b*ck pocket diamond tabs ;'f. vaccine is the tMng, and the num­ SEED THAT LAWN WITH 1A-8-A Yes, folks who take pride in their ,W# confess we have hart little ber of polio cases w# have had neat side tab.... excluaive Dickie* ^-’homes and who <(vatch their budget TMRF a n d TREE SPECIAL Easy-Alter Outlet ... ruffleas but ->rallgh for the p'roapect of Khruih- this year would have bsen cut at HOY, Organic ^ j For 80 Lbs. insist on Dutch Boy. Tbis quality Zchev addressing the United .States leaat *8.7 per pent if eveprbody can be easily eufTey% you must! Reg. 16^.96 ;' house paint gives the extra year* of "Congross in formal asaemhly, .^t had had It...... beauty and protection value-con-” . would he a stradned moment for. / ' ' '■ Lehigh icious homeowners appreciate. "American ideals—not that w# KNOCK OUT CRAR GRASS WITH Boyp’ sizes 5 to 12 . j$3.98 -hav# alwayq been careful who ad- WEEDONE CRAR GRASS KIUER Choose open Stock Boys’ sizee 14 to 20 . .J$4.98 DufrA Boy makes a lop- Doesn’t it mtke sense for you to quality finish for every paint your home with sniobth-flp'** ■ rtreased f'^ongreaa. hut that, If some'; JTovera 4,000 Sq. Ft. -Only Men’s 28 to 38 wais.t .-7 ; $5.98 from 25 pieces! exterior lurface.. .clap­ ing, full-bodied Dutch ’ unworthy one*, did, there ,wias hot' »4.95 board tiding, shake.*, enough public intention Involved; Thear Old Chatham Solid Cherr.v shingles, brick or ma­ B oy - the,paint,that sonry...nine outstanding ^-'to make.it an isauc. 'It might pro:. SPLIT LEAF PHILODENDRON, FICU8DBOORA. ....pieciio are from one of the dozens homeowners everywhere V-i*"' M iftL T M -™ whites, scores of hand- ■vlAs uncomfortable moment* for CBOtONS. IVY PHILODENDRON AND CACTUS of opeh stock groups on which you’ll soifie ready-mixe(l of • are catling the "5-Y ear Khrushchev -we have np reason' .save during the ^mi-Annua! Sale- owr _ custom-blended tinu. House Paint"! to; expnta^.Jilm personally to thOj ,THen for living room, dining room boorish hate aome members of Con-' irv ie i Wo A rt Monchootor'f Ho«d(|iicMrttr8 For: and dinette furniture . .. rugs, car- Before you paint, eMte in and see usi . greas’ havq. already expressed for! V pets, bedding, pictures, lamps, ac­ Thlm, And It would not he pleasant, I ORMOND j : w e s t , Olraetof FERTlLTZERS-~INS€CTtCID€S^SPRAYS.-4.IME Model , Milbrook j Suzy Brooks O.K. Pants , "either, to put our own more loud-! 14X EA81 CENTER cessories . . in fact anything and HOl’SE I-OTS ...;. .. .$6.65 Per Gallon PEAT MOSS imd CRAR GRASS KILLERS everything for your home (of Wat­ Munuthed'letlslatrirs to iKe test,; to m teheji B-7196 Base 125. Might-Mac Donrnoor Rpbeil Bruce Weldon ■...... A t ' J i‘ ■ ■■e*e whether they would, having |hiy With Aesuremoo 8lnd Soticfocti^N At kins'quality styling and construc­ ^ ' - ' ■ , . '•> ' ' * tion) are includ^ in tljis'end-of- -’laJkpd themselves Into impossible ' - V ' ■ ' '■ ' Reg. $189.50 Jerry Tyler Infanta A\o(orc . L^rtogs ?})OSltlona. shut up, or put Up. or Mancheater's Oldapt surnmer event; But time’s afleetin’. PK^ere are Just a fqw more hours CLOSED MONDAY, llfABOR DAY ^ C .J. MORRISON .run *wa.y, or make a scene. Sure- with Plaeat Facilities. -Mirror 179. .ly, it could , he ihore pleasant for OR-Mtraet Parlrtnt . . . so why not come in tonight. And 36.50 PAIHT STOKE . EstahlishM 1874 WOODLAND GARDENS come as you are! Reg. $89.96 Wed., ’Thurs.^FYi, till 9 P.M.— Tues., Sat.—10 A.)i(. to 6 P.M. 885 CEN'niR STREET — MI 8-8718 ' ' all Involved not to have Utla scene X Reg. $199.00 Wed., Thurs., Frl. till 9 P.M.—Mon., Tqes., S*t.— 10 A-M. to 6 P.M. I FREE PARIUNO — VI'S GIVE OREEN STAMPt • 'happen. ^ . ■ I . IM WOLAND ST, MANCHESTER . TEL. MI 8-8874 40HN J. ZAPAHKA’' ^ OPEN 6A1LT u n t il e FJI. ' But, as .the situation fi*a shaped ■I ’; i • \ Ik* f i . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHF.STER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 4, 19M PAGE NINE PAOX H6HT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1961 reached before tha U.S. conciliator The etrike esil came after. Onn- Rockville-Vemon ■ that bargaining on a newr contract tract negoUations breka down In Junior Century Schedule Young Man with Promisinfi^Future Meal Packing would be recessed until Sept. 8.” Chicago. Only 77 Donate Blood Youth* in Tampering Case ^ • Laos Asks The Swift proposal callod for Richard D. Halcomb, manager SAFETY-TEmO C of C Budget Set at $20,000; Unions Strike wage gains similar to thooe nego­ of the fiparry and Barpoa plant Turned over to Authorities Announced for Fall Season tiated with Armour A Co. earlier here, said the strike come os a in the week plus 14 cents on hour aurprisa. ,r During Drive for 200 SPECIALS UN Troops Bogus Check Artist Reardon •—representing cost of living ad­ to mak* Christmas decora­ Membership Drive Planned At Swift & Co. Halcomb said there ' wo* a T wb ymitha who woi» eiusht A demonstration of copper p how justments for the past three year* snamel jewelry by Mr*. Camille tions by Mrs. Iklaon P. Herrick, chance that periehable moats, While the 77 blood donations tofDofinelly, Robort Hastings, Blon tunpertnff with a new car In a k — to base pay "excalit In a few stored In th# pocking hou*a, would (Oonltaiied' tMm F * Oae> Parker of Camdot Studio and a Nov. 17, and th# Round Table (OoBtlniMd trem Page One) plants where the company has In­ tha M*neh*#t*r Bloodmoblle yee- Tupper, Robsrt fichettler, Joseph fb on ft lot off Charter Oak 8t., Court Cases potluek supper on Sapt. 18 will Singer*, under the direction of G. A $30,000 budget, of which homeowners in that are* .spoil. He said th# plant her# #m- Donshiia, Albert Cole, Irwin Gart- the Laotian delagaUon, aald for­ Back on Road to Society 800 Is allocated to promoting the In joining It* jp-oup. dicated employe coat's must be ploy* about 700 W»rk*r*, 400 of terday fell far short of lha 200- '84 OLDSMOMLE Avf. » . had their case* ronUnued launch th* fall program of the Albert Psareon. in December. Denver, Dea Moines, Atlanta, c(;>mpetltlve with other meat pack­ side, Arthur A. Ruckisr, William DELUXE 98 eign troop* had been fighting roy- ] ju“,Jinr Century CTub Mr*. Fofetrom will give a report Praaident Peter Merson said to- whom are membare of th* union’s plnt goal, several pereoja* 'reached by the Town Court today to that oreq, has boon set by the Rockville day that 25 members will call on Evansville. Ind.; Kearny, N.J.:. ing plants In the same areas.” Mustard, Sylvester Bsm«s, .lames HOLIDAY SEDAN Juvenile eiithorltie* r*n take the A MancheAKir vouth whoae al- al Lao* garrison* alnee July 1# I The first meeting will be held at from her advisory committee for By RORY CPeONNilR thigh. He was shy and slow, but Are* Chamber of Oommekre for Brooklyn,,K.Y.: New Haven, Conn.; There are seven plants In the local 163. iihususl donation quantities. Hodson, Alan Hotchkiss. MlUon lefed theft of a 110 roll of quar­ club member* only In January: Ing court •Id reaidenta of the Box Mountain and caee with "relnforcemenU from ouUrtdej Anthony Ro*« RoArdhMi, 26, hung on. . Its flacal year started Tuesday. Bkiho Rd. areas starting within Cambridg#, M ass.; Somerville, South, the company added. Top donor was 8>ed Nssalff, 33 H. Jones. Donald lerankland, John WAS $1898 Thomaa A. Hickey. 1*. of liP ter* waa atoppad abort when two . Mr*. Allan Schubert, praaident, Cginald McArthur of Hartford young man with' o(jiAt looki to b# "When he learned something, he charge*. Mass.; St. Paul, Minn.; Cleveland; Norman fit., who gave hi* 24th C. Beggs. Norman. Eaton, Mrs! boye In. a tree aaw him hide the in peraonnel and tn supplle* of will give a talk and demonstration smiled a rnnlle that did things to He waa bookod In Manehoator A mambership drive to support two weeks. Wiladh’s offer called for wage Main St., arid Thomaa K. Mikolelt. raporta the club has an Informa­ a proml»liig,^tur#rkp|>*ared thle the budget la ach(Kluled to get un^ Ogden. Utah; National City, HI-! and benefit increases totaling 22''» Tolland County pint of blood, to become s mem­ Audrey Allen, John E. Ellison snd ; NOW 1«. of m Woodland 8t.. «rill next quarter* In the fround beneath food and ammunition." ' tive and entertaining season of on Interior decorating, Feb, 16; you. He worked and he worked Monday night aftsr a court ap­ Purpose of the visits will be lo Hugh Brmiltigam. "On the 30th of August," It said, morning In Manchester Town pearance In Rocky HIM, whsr* h* derway Sept.' 17. Members of the familiarize residents with the Watertown, S.D.; Montgomery, cents an hour over a 2-year period. ber of the S-gallon club. Nesaiff. be preeented Sept. IP- Hickey le them, heard a charfe of theft program* planned for Ita member*. David Komayar of Htllyer College Court whore he wee sentenced to hard. When the year waa up, he Ala.; Nashville, Tenb.: Baltimore, who runs the Nassiff Arm* Co., Walk-In blood donations came * 1 6 8 8 afelnat him diemiaaed this mom- a new attack eurpaaalng In vio­ will dl*cu*« "The Psychology of Advanetd with the reet of the received '* suspended judgment drive committee met thle morning .group’s aims. These alms, Merson In addition It proposed 2 cents an Quinn Promoted chaffed with lamperlnf with a Young woman between the ages of one year In jail, execution eu*- for a.briefing on the budget and North Portland,’ Ore.; Columbus, hour each year be awarded In has been donating for quite, a fr(>m Mrs. Unda Plat*, Mrs. Dor- ' lence thoee previously encounter­ 21 and 85 who- are Intareated In Women." In March: Mr*. J. Fran­ class. That was a good moment It has been the. foaling in other •aid include efforts to batter the othy Belcher, Glenn Myrtle, Mrs. mofor vehicle and with keeptnf a ed waa launched against the poets pended, for fraudulent l**ua of a tha Chamber’s plana for the com- Ohio; Lake Charles. La.; Ocala, "lieu of certain demands of the while. He takes part In many weapon in hie car Mikolelt 1* *'^udpe Julea A Karp entered the joining the club or attending any ce* Woqd will demonstrate dried for both of u*. court* - Middletown, New Britain community, the widening of Tun­ Fla.; Scottebluff, Neb,; Menominee, In A F Refterve Gladys Ridolfl. Bruno Aliczl, Mr*. diamleaal at the recommendation of Muong Het snd Xieng Kho with chedt. and East Windsor - that ha has jng year. Another meeting will nel Rd. between Box MountqJn and union agreed to by other -com­ other civic activities, such aa the '$7 MERCURY charyed with tamperlnp with a program* may caII Mr*. Donald flower erranrlng, April 19, and ^The check, for 8M.12, wo* "I want to be a teacher,” Rear­ be held next week In preparation Mich.; Boise, Idaho; Jackson, Miss., panies which the compan.v consid­ Rotary Club, of which he was prea- Lee Fracrhla, Mrs. Mae McCon­ ■ of Proaecutor John N-- bombardo th* participation of element* com­ Forstrom, 151 Tanner fit., or Mr*. Mre. Thyra Ferra Bjorn, author paid a stiff penalty. It is also felt Lake Street School, a project slat­ nell. Mrs. Alice Magrel. R^^mer MONTCI.AIR motor vehicle. ing from the Democratic Rep'ibllc passed at Bursack’* Market Aug. don said, "I think I’ll be able'to for this drive kickoff the following and Moultrie, Ga. ers unsound and an Infringement First Ueutsnant Timothy A. Idsnt last year. Prfwecutor John N- Tjomhardo who aaid the theft was a reaiilt of Roger Hall. 90 Benton B,t. of "Papa’s Wife” and "Papa’s enter college with the credits I've the man who emerged from Jail ed by the Verrf&n Selectmen, atreet of management prerogatives.” Borst. Leo Bernard. David 4-DOOR MEDAN \inforaeen temptation and Vvaa not of Viet Nam and supported by ar­ Daughter,” will talk on "How Pa­ 24, 1956. three weeks ago Is a far different week. lighting recreational fa(:ilitiei, The strike call at the Swift Quinn of Mansfield Center ho* Three persons became 2-gallon aaid he will aek Juvenile authnr- 'The achediiie of progr«me for Judge Julei A. Karp also placed got, although I’m still studying. Along with the Chamber’s pro­ plants affected between 16,000 and Present pay tn the Industry Bower#, Mr*. Jan* Maccarone. Itlee to take the case herauae the a premeditated act. tillery fire baaed on the other aide th* season will Include a talk by pa Married Mama," In May. Th# "This may sound corny," he said person than he who firat entered sewers, and consolidation. been promotod to captain In th* donor*. They were Mrs. Mssril Ronald Gates. Mrs. Cynthia Brez- WAS $2095 of th# frontier. Reardon on two yoara' good be­ motional program the largeat aum Meraon skid he will call a meet­ 17,000 worker^, both the union and averages about >2.5(^ an hour. Bennington, 26 Salem Rd.; Ste­ two voiithe have no police record* The youth, Kenneth O. Sadd. 17 Dr. Milton J. E. Senn of Yale Uni- October, December, March and havior probation. From Minche*- at the end. "but no matter how Jail three years ago. has been allocated to industrial The recent Armour pact call# Air Force Resenrs, It was an­ inski, James BrezinskI, Rudolph and thev should be flven a chance of 271 Hifh St. W., pleaded r*-nee St., al*o Lombardo said th* you^"i>«- spreading." •' •“ ature and history. He has been Rsardon may etlll face qiore There are about IMAiomea In Box The Swift demands, they charg- strike agoinst Swift A Co. director' of muel.cr for Windham ert Farmer, Mrs. Helen* Oavello, WAS $1495 ^ Thephathay Vilalhong*. charge ing United Nations members in­ Rockville — Bmeat John. Lipp- Reardon, for his part, said he Is Chambqr lor a* little a* >25. e(J, were "arrpgant and adamant." About 400 members of the Unit­ Marcella Ds'ms, Dsrvey Smith.: leauned for the Slate that day. He caiiae of his age, and th q .^ rt he formally on what should be (ion# premised a job' In Boston doing time in jail, but the end of bqe The hew fSe ■ schedule includes Mountain. public schools. He received his B.S. Mrs. Helen Hend, Patrick Bolduc, Robert Stsrkel, Mrs-. Dorothy admitted to being with Hickey and had been in no prdvUjuk trouble, d'afTairs* of the Laotian delega­ mann, 60, of 27 Putnam Rd., North going to pay back the money he Ib(e group also include "To accede to the company’s ed Packinghouse Workers of degree in music education from If the' situation In Laos should Andover. Maaa., formerly of Rock­ owes. sale* work, a job he hopes will pay road la in eight and the beginning the coat of retail promotion* in the David Donovan, William Haber- MacFsrisne and Mrs! Amy Plrkey. 1 N .,w Mikolelt and buying the beer for *hould be given the tkmefit of any tion delivered It. his tuition. of another, a better one, is In tha fee# set for those who would bene- Louis ’IlanbUrro, vice president; terms would be craven surrender America wept'on strike Itere at Ithaca College, N.Y., and an M.A. ern, Mrs. Harvey King, Mrs. , ^ 2 8 8 He conferred with Wllljalm woraen. ville, died yesterday at Lawrence, There Is a atory behind Anthony and would mean a speedy return 12:01 this''morning. —\ degr'ee from the UnlversUy- of • them . ^ . . doubt of hi* rhafacter. Reardon. Rsardon was paroled from Nor­ distance beyond. . fit from them. This will eliminate •Tames Tfittle, secretary, Walter Wallace Shearer. Donald Kuehl, TBOOPfi END TRAINING Ku8e^•ich wa* presented In court White. Draws Fine Wachtmelster, Swedish personal ^t was felt In some quarters, Maas., General Hoepital. the necessity of asking merchants Moske. treasurer; and Farrell J. to the jungle-like atmosphere of SMrry and Barnes, a divlaioit; of Connecticut. Mra. Edward Stelmerk, Mr*. aasiatant tn Secretary General Dag however, that the Laotian claims He waa born In Ellington Dec. 8. folk May 21 only to aerve three If probably won’t be an easy tlje industry before the formation Camp Drum, N.Y.. Sept. 4 (>n today on charge* of Illegally pro­ Allen C. Whlte.-..a6. of Granby, Reardon hope* to enter college, more months In the Worcester, courie to follow, but the hope has to contribute additional amount* LeRoy Jr. and Roger Clark, trus­ Swift'A Co., supplies much 'of Captain QUinn Is sotwe In nu-' France.* Klein. Dsnlel Pinto, curing liquor and procuring liquor Hammarakjold. Hammarakjold that regular Viet Namaae troop* 1896. *on of the late Frederic ahd later this year if possible. If he of our unions.’’ Truck convoy* carr>1ng 5.900 men charged With carrying a weapon Mass. County Jail. In the past been volcad from several quarters for each promotion. The cost of tees. -Swift;# produce for New England meroiiB civic groups, including the Mrs. Sue Gorton, Mrs. Vers of the 43rd Infantry Division leave '57 MSOTO for minor*. He wa* fined >25 on In a^ motor vehicle, waa fined >50. arrivea back Sunday from * South are being need would have to be EDtsabeth Felber Lippraann, and enter* college, he will have to at­ Christmas lighting has also been Hockanum Barracks to Meet Swift also demanded, sajd Uje V8 riR E n .lT E American tour. fully confirmed before the U.N. lived In the Rockville area all hla three weeks he has camped In.jaili that he makes It. union, wage cuts up to 3114 cents The plant ships from Westchester -Storrs Lions Club snd the Boy Mary Garsventa. Camp Drum t(x1sy and tomorrow the ftret charge and wa* sentenced V^1te, who pleaded nolo conlen tend classes at night and work Inchided In the fee achedule. Hockanum Barracks, Veterans County, N. Y., to Maine. Scouts, in addition to being s con- 4-DOOR fiEDAN to SO days in jail. execuUon »u*- The Laotian appeal was addresa- would take action. life before moving to North during the day, not unusual cir- an hour for thousands of workers ■Also. Mrs. Virginia Larson. Mra for CrmnectlCiit, Rhode Island and dere ino (contest) to the charge, In. ap effort to incorporate new of World War I, and Its Auxiliary The Packinghouse Workers’ stshlp for the town of Mansfield June Halt*. Mrs. Doris Dickinson, Vermont. i pended. and -placed on 3-month vvaa arrested Wednesday morning «d to HammartkjoM. These reports, the sources Indi­ Andover eight year* ago. cumatances. At any rate, a job la Ideas In Its program planning, the will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in in the South and reduced health It made no mention of the Se­ He 'was employed a* a designer Stolen Vaccine benefits for every Swift employe. Union and the Amalgamated Meat and a recently appointed deputy John W. Klein, Hyatt Sutllffe, The men have completed th eir, WAS *2095 probation on the second charge. on a routine check by police. The cated, appear to be based »o far, awaiting him on hie retuim home. Nehru Reddies Chaihber - has sent out opinion GAR Hall. Reports on legisla­ Cutters and Butcher Workmen sheriff for Tolland County. He Is Lombardo aald all three youth* curity Council, the only U.N. body on observations from civilians In for the past 45 yeari, both in There is nothing extraordinary sheets tn all members, a.sking tion of interest to veterans will In an answer, Swift aaid the William Preston. Jdrs. Lillian two week summer training. ! weapon, a .22' caliber pistol,. wa* empowered to send troops for use “action of union leaders in order­ last night called more than 22,000 married to the former Julia Warher, Edward. Ralph and Wil­ The Rhode Island soldiers will . NOW had given authorities every coop- not loaiied. White said he had been the border area. Rockville and North Andover, by in hik outlook for the future. Found Too Late what the members want the be given.' Plana for the fall and of their-members out on strike Lynch. a physical education erstlon since their afre*^ and that against aggreseion.' the M. T. Stevens Go. and its pre­ But less than three years ago, Chamber to do Ih 1960. ing employe* to leave their jobs liam Hiller Jr. bivouac tomorrow night about' 40 | * 1 8 8 8 target shooting the day before The aourcea said it is possible Paper 0n Tibet winter seasons will be acted upon. violates clear understanding against Swift and Wilson A Co. teacher. Also, Earl Anderson, Robert miles from Providence, R.I. | by testifying In Monday* cate, -and forgot to take it from bis car. The United Nations bee no such that North Viet Nam artillery decessor In Rockville, the H(>ck- Reardon, then 23 and having com­ To Help Quebec In a letter to members, Ken­ The organization la open to all they had Iprt^mlnated regarding troops ready because the big pow­ ahqotfng serosa th# border, could anum Mills Co. - pleted only the ninth grade in neth A, Hovland. president, urges Tolland County veterans of World - i - Edward J. Isso. 28, of 220 W. ers have failed to agree on details the charged brought today. Center St., charged with assault have been used in the attack on He served several terms on the school, had nothing more to look FrhntieKRow support of the Chamber "by doing War I. Its purpose is to aid the ‘57 BUICK KuaeVichs arrest came after of a standing force. the village of Muong Het. The \ril- Rockville City Council and wa* a forwm-d to than years In prison Montreal, Sept. 4 (Al—A 860,000 buelness with Chamber members.” veterans apd widow's and orphans. and battery after a domestic dia- The only U.N. troop force now and tne subsequent label of ex-con­ lot o f . Salk vaccine stolen by 8,260 Stodenta Expected' •PF.C1AL 2-D4N>R P (^ e began InveeUgatlng the ac- turbancf, waa sentenced to 30 day* lage, they noted. Is only eight miles member of Trinity Lutheran Refreshments and a social hour HARDTOP tintlea of Hickey and MlkoWt. In being Is the emergency forcie vict. masked guninen from a university (ConUnued from Yoga 'Vernon schools will o(>en in jail, execution suspended, and within Lao*. Church, Maple Grove and the Ital­ of Montreal laboratory Monday will follow the meeting. Before the investlgaton waa in th r Middle Blast, whose joB la U.S. military help for Commu- ian S(Kial’.C|ub, He rehabilitated himself and he Wednesday with 8,200 students Hamsters to Meet was placed on good behavior pro­ limited to watching the Bgypt- (lid It in jail. has been recovered, altqotlgh too maximum publicity to the aituk^ WAS $2095 complete, "four tbore persons, two bation for 60 days. nist-meneced Lao* now is limited He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mabel enrolled. The Hamsters, local theatrical afhilts and two youths, had been Israel line and adjacent territory. Neumann Uppmann, a son, Rob­ It was in tha fall of 1966 that late to help In Quebec's current tion on the India-'Ilbat border. - Supt. of Schools Raymond E. group, will hold its first meeting An identical sentence was met-, The U.N. Command In Korea la to providing basic, light equip­ polio outbreaks. Nehru said he has had ho |n> arrested for chargaa of violation of ment. ert Uppmann of Rockville, three the law caught him up, charging Ramsdell aaid 750 Will attend of the season Thursday at 8 p.m. the liquor or for theft and tamper­ ed out to Clarence B. Walker, 24, not actually a U.N. force. It con­ him with fraudulently 1 e s u 1 n g Provincial police had run down ttmation of any massing of Rockville High School. 450 will > 1 7 8 8 of 107- Talcott Ave.. Rockville, If the United Nation* should ap­ grandchildren and a stater, Mrs. at the American Legion Home. ing with a motor vehicle. Tboae sists of troops assembled by mem- Arthur Oebler of Ellington. checka, a pursuit/' which, In the 19 tip* wlthofit result. The 20th Chinese Communist troops 6n th* attend Sykes Junior High, and the Plays submitted by the reading rases have been dlapoaed of In charged with intoxlcatjon. Walker Jjer nations In response to a find­ prove Laos’ plea to intervene the course of ony a few months, had paid off yesterday. borders of Sikkim, a prolectorat* remaining 2,000 will attend the said he had an appointment this volume and type of this aid might The funeral will be held to­ A raid on an untenanted S’-room of India, nor have there been any committee will be discusaed and Town Court in the past week. ing of the Security Coiincll that morrow at 1 p.m. at the Ladd become with him a habit of eye- four elementary schools. voted Upon, for presentation by morning for commitment to the Communist North Korea was com­ change" aharply, but atill would npening dimensions. He estimates apvtm ent in East Monteral fresh develojiemnts in th* Ladakh The newly constructed I.,ake St. 'B* DODG* VS Blue Hill* atnic In Hartford. He not necesaarily mean American Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave.T area of Kaahmir. the locsl group. t-DOOR HARDTOP mitting aggression ' on South with the Rev. Walter Abel, pastor he passed, checks for several turiied up th# stolen shipment of School will open on schedule, but Anyone Interested In joining the hopes to defeat hie drinking habit, Korea. United State* officers are force* would be Involved. thousand dollars. 10,000 vials — enough for 75,000 He reported last Friday that the lunchroom will not be open for Hamster* in *n acting or behind- Oer-the-Counler he said. isor one thing, this would de­ of Wappinr Lutheran (^urch Inoculations — stored In a house­ Chinese Uommuniit troop* pro- WAS $1445 In command: officiating. Burial wIKbe In Grove The first autumn color* /h a d another week, the-scenes mie, is asked to attend - t o S C H O O L Flirfelts Bond In London, a British Foreign pend on the plan adopted by the touched the treei when he .walked hold refrigerator, a kitchen cup­ sumably were still holding cer­ Ramsdell met with school prin­ this meeting. ' FYril Shea, of no certain ad­ U.N. Hill Cemetery. ■ into the Bergen County^ N.J;, jail- board and cardboard boxes atrewn tain areas of Ladakh, which they NOW Pay Aids Jobless Office spokesman told a dally news Friends may call at the funeral cipals and the health staff t^ay. Complete# Arfny'Coiirae dress. charged with Inloxlcatinn, conference after the Laotian an­ In the Rue* cri*i*. where U.N house In October fpr' a 6-month aroun(] the living room. first entered In 1957. A faculty meeting ia aet for Tues­ Army Pvt. John J. Jezewaki, 20, * 1 2 8 8 forfeited a 125 bond, but the court nouncement was Issued. home today from 2 tp 5 and 7 to atretch. Hilaire Beauregard, provincial It Is certainly true, he said, that Over-the-counter payment of forces were assembled and sent tn 9 p.m. day. with the superintendent, af­ son- s>t Mr*. Katherine D. Rothe, unemplojrtnent claims are noa' be ordered a warrant l**ued for his "If aggreaslon 1* established, the Enforce peace In the disputed area, There wasn’t much to do In that police director, said the -cherry-red large numberi of Red Chinese ter which teachers will meet with Rt. 3, -Rockville, recently com­ arrest for a failure to appear in British government wmild obvious­ jail but think, and Reardon took liquid, which muat be kept cool, troops are In Tibet and there Is no Ing made at the local office of the the United fitat'ea'waa requested tn 'Jamee Murphy their school’s principal. pleted the lineman’s course at The State Employment Security Divi- court. Shea will have to poet an­ ly be In favor of the United Na- provide only supply and trans­ stock of his position, present and appeared to be In-good condition. doubt some of them are at the The Board of Education will SoutheasterrK&gnal School, Fort WELL-DRESSED ‘58 RENAULT other 825 bond. tlpna taking action to deal with portation support. James Murphy, 87, formerly of future. It would not b* hla last But the vaccine cannot be uaed borders trying to prevent refugoee 4-DOOR fiUNROOF elon at 806 Main S t 55 North St., died yesterda.v at a jail because warrants for his ar­ consider summer resignations of Gordon, Ga. Russell leghorn, manager of the James Madden, of 128 Biesell that aggreaslon." American participation In that until tested on rhesiia monkeys. from escaping Into India. teachers, and replacements, at Its Diiring the 8^ ’eek course SI., wa* sentenced to SO dav* In Laos Ambaasador Prince Kham- operation Included th* airlifting of Rockville Convalescent hospital rest from towns jn Connecticut, That takes six or eight weeks. Nehru denied published reports WAS 51295 unemployment compensation of­ after a long illness. MaaaachusetU and California wait­ meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Jezewaki was trained to install fice. explained that claim* were jail. man said in a statement: troops snd supplies from Colum­ Only then will it be allowed on the that India reported to the Big A number of other matters per­ and maintain aerial (^imunica- - Patricia Ann Conklin, IS. of "Facing the characteristic ag­ Bom In Ireland Aug. 15, 1872. ed for him on his release. m arket ' Three power# on the situation. H* previously mailed .to the central bia, India and other countries he had lived ln"M*nchester more tinent to th# opening of schools tion wires and cables. He"-entered | office In Hartford and then check* Peekakili. N.Y., -wn* fined S21 for gression of the Democratic Repub­ which were selected as the United Realized Wrongs The raid developed from a tele- said there have been no (iir(>ct notes will be discussed. the Army last March an^com- * 9 8 8 speeding. . lic of (North) Viet Nam, whose Nation* force. than 60 .years. Ha was formerly Looking back On that time, the hone tipster, believed to have sent, but that ambassador* all from HOUSE'S were mailed to the claimant. employed at Cheney Bros. Methodist Minister Named pleted basic training at Fort^Dix, Imposition of sentence waa eua- troops are attacking Muong Het U.S. forces nearest to Lao* — gravity, Reardon said, of hie een a nearby resident, who saw counta-tea were kept Informed and N. J. Jezewaki ia a 1958 graduhte Under the r^ew procedure, the Surviving are a son, Michael wrong* agalnat aociety first hit The Rev. Laurence M. Hill has claimant "If otherwise ellrible." pended against Brandon Breen. 51. and Xieng Kho, using artillery If tha U.N. shoul(] request a con­ cartons of vaccine being carried they Informed their govemmonts. been appointed pastor of Rockville of Rockville High School and w ^ of 15 Ash St., who pleaded guilty based on it* territory, the ro.val tribution and If this government Murphy of Manchester, and five him fully. into the apartment by a man he Nehru again declared hla oppo­ *55 PONTIAC can receive the check right In the, grandchildren. From New Jersey Reardon waa S Methodiat Church, effective Sept. employed by Scranton Motors be­ / tn a charge of following too government of Lao* has asked the agreed to commitment of forces described as tall and about 40. sition to debating the Tibetan sit­ 4-DOOR 8FJIAN local office. Leghorn empha*lxed, The funeral will be held tomor­ brought to Massachusetts where 15. fore entering the Army. however, that the claimant "muat closely. United Nations to send forces in a jungle type operation — are Many were Clearly marked' uation in the U.N. The Dalai Lama, "ITie appointment was announced Hospital Report .Harlnut Knodt. of Ahdover, urgently." In Taiwan, with some air and row at 8:30 a.m. from the W. P. he waa sentenced first to the Wor­ "Connaught Laboratories," the the God-King who fled Tibet last WAS $1295 be found eligible." Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main St., cester County Jail and then to by Blahop John Wesley Lord. A daily average of 43 patient* : Over-lhe-counter payment of charged with passing In a no-paas- 'Hie commander of Laotian naval forces baaed in the Philip- Toronto plant where the vaccine March, has appealed to the U.N. to The Rev. Mr. Hill is leaving pas­ received tresilment at Rockville' SWEATERS ing xone. wai fined >9. forces fighting rebel* in northern pines. followed by a solemn requiem from 3 to 4 years in the State Cor­ take up the subjugation of Tibetans claims began -a few months ago In Mass at St, Bridget’s Church at 9. ia produced. torates at Jewett City, Voluntown City Hospital during August. 1 NOW $ ^ g g Prank Kebert. of no certain ad- Laos has charged that the insur­ The present American help for rectional institution at Walpole. by the Chinese Communists. The monthly report of Mrs. Vir- ; In The N ew In Cont Style the Hartford office after Gov. gents are being supported by ' a Burial will he in St. Bridget’s There, hia new hope for the fu Police said the apartment waa Nehru told parliament a U.N. and Bethel to accept the local post. Rlblcoff Indicated, he favored the drsas.'wa* fined 810 for intoxira- Lana is (-onfined tn shipping ma­ rented Monday six hours after He W'B* graduate(i from Amherst glnia Yaskulka,' superintendent, | ' tion. He could not pay the fine and battalion of regular North Viet Cemetery. Friends may call at the ture took shape. debate on Tibet would excite Cold Shawl Collar Boat Neck Pullover Idea to expedite payment. terial from U.S. baaea In the Cen­ funeral home today from 2 to 5 Reardon was soon transferred four masked men raided a low- College In 1952. He received his shows that a total of 312 patients | he went fo Hartford County Jail. Nam trooper tral and western Pacific, with a War feelings and might cause bachelor of divinity degree in 19.56 were treated last mdnth. The local office will be closed and 7 to 9 p.m. from the Walpole institution to temperature atorage room at the Tibetans tn suffer even more. Th* Edward J, Ar.matrong, 23. of The rebels jaunched an offen- small proportion of it being for­ university, overpowered the night from Drew Theological Seminary. The report also lists 22- births, j ‘S3 FORD Monday. Labor Day. Mansfield, was fined 85 for viola­ alve Sunda.v *ffer a bombardment one *t nearby Norfolk, atill a max­ lower house then rejected a mo­ warded from continental United imum aecunty prison, but one watchman'and imprisoned him in Ordained an elder in 1957' by 30 operations, 3 blood transfusions, $6.50 $7.95 4-DOOR REDAN tion of the law pertaining to driver from guna the Laotians said were States depots. tion that India refer the Tibetan Bishop Lord, the Rev. Mr, Hill was 164 .x-rays, 1,134 laboratory teats, STEEL TAfjns ENLARGED baaed across the border In North where activitlea and education for an empty monkey cage. question to the U.N. New York. Sapt. 4 i/P>—The Instruction. FuDcralf prisoner* were given more atreaa. Doctors expressed belief at the then received Into full membership and 5 accident cases. WAS $495 Cm * Contlniied Viet Nam. The equipment is being with­ On India’s dispute with Red Steel Industry and the steel­ drawn from, stocks of all three With the treasures of the prison by the New England Southern Con­ Hospital Notes The court continued to Sept.'12 The Foreign' Office spokesman prime minister said he ference. In June of this year he Admitted yesterday: \<'illiam NOW 5 3 0 0 worker* union will, greatly lai- service*----- the Army, Navy and library open to him. Reardon be­ staged to set up a black market continue to leave the door large ttieir bargaining team* the case of William C. Ulm, of said the Laotian government had Mis* Ellooheth M. Bennet gan to read, at firat a variety of waa married to Mi.ss Jean Shepard McHugh, 25 Congre.sa St.. Man-1 Tolland Rd., Bolton, charged with informed Britain some days ago Air Force — but la essentially for Funeral tervlcea for Mia* Elisa­ in the vaccine, that the vials would open to negotiation. He said India next week In an effort to end use by ground forces. books, but soon he delved more and turn cloudy and -go bad If left in of Williamstown, Mass. cheater; Williatrr Marley, RFD 3< the SS-day-old nationwide ateel Intoxication, and to Sept. 19 the U wa* considering an appeal for beth M. Bennet. 64 Benton St., re­ will try to retain friendship with Services at the church Sunday Roland LaFrance 22 Bsneroft^d.; It Includes clothing luid foot tired school principal, were held m(ire Into ancient history and lit­ higher temperature than 40 de- its big neighbor "even though SPORT strike. Tim union will bring In casea pf John M. Rice, 16, of 103 U.N. rnilitary help as one method erature. will be conducted by Diatrlrt Supt, Michael Mamuszka. 13 Farnfstead Bretton .-Rd., and David J. Mc- of coping 'with thq spreading R#^ wear, vehicles of a type which yesterday afternoon at the Wat- grees. . sometimea it ia hard to feel friendly about 450 mes wrho are Ita bar­ Aa hia reader’s interest grew, he 'I'he recovery came as Montreal Harvey K. Mbusley, at 9 a.m. The Ij ».. Ellington. . / ‘53 STUDEIAKER gaining agent* with Individual Adam. 18. of 52 Weaver Rd.. both revolt. can be uaea Home- Knckville Rureaur 7 W. Main St,, in CoHtiwwfd, Unhftrilty owd Ivy ityh* tem will be fo m ^^ to negotiate license and failure to notify the jungle poaiti(ins. School Supt. Arthur H. Illing, rep­ problem. FOR RENT osvTiers Assn, Is making plans to $lo9S Answering questiops, the spokes­ where he left hie formal educa­ After the raid estebllshed that telephone TRemnnt 5-8186. aepskratriy on contract provl- Motor Vehicle Department of a man aald Britain Ip not prepared First Bhipmenta were started resentatives from the Board of Eld- tion nearly seven years before. 8 and 16 mm. Merle Frejoetort riona and Incaj proMet^^qf each change of address. Goff did not ucatlon and many school principal*, all the etolen vaccine wa* in the —sound or silent, also U mm. Junior Royii' SitiM $ to 12. Prep HirAn 2$ to 32 Waifit now ro diaruss what attitude H toward Laos more than a week The Rev. Philip A. Smith, asso­ apartment, police freed a young, appear in court today as sched­ will take when the Laotian ap­ Ago. teachers and former pupil*. ciate Protestant chaplain at the slide projector*. '56 OLDSMOMLE uled. • peal is considered In the United Bearers were Albert Dewey, self-styled medical student ar- John Hyde, Dougla* Pierce, Th(nn- prison, held endless round-table reated 7\iesday. . WELDON DRUG CO. fiUPER 88 Maks Aprons For Gifts Nations. dlscuBsions with prisoners on sub­ OPEN MONDAY thru^ATlIROAY 10 A.M. to 10 v : HOLIDAY SEDAN He added that Britiah officials a* Hooey, Henry-Mutrie, and Sal­ jects ranging from philosophy to That a'rreet came after vaccine 901 Main fit. Tel. MI S-SSfil $ 5 * 9 5 “ P $ 7 * 9 5 “ p on the basis of their own indepen­ vatore . Vendrillo. Committal and football. Reardon was a fre^^eqt with the lame serial numbera as Form er Chenev Flowtr Quilt! burial was in Wooster Cemetery, some of the stolen loot was found WAS $1845 dent observations are npt yet aat- student in his Informal classes M ills iafled that aggression hsa been and ** Danbury. . and. he said, an appreciative recip­ In a suburban drug store. The Dldiis CMnol Largs ftsctlow of eolor^-$3.9$ and $4.95 committed. -.i ient of hU guidance. youth waa nabbed In a parking lot N o tic e o f Hartford Road ./ The official ei^ertation in Lon­ Charlei* W. fkinuin Gerald O’Lou'ghlln, prin'cipal of near the store. The druggist told and Pine S t./ / don ,1s that the Laotian appeal will A fifth.-ahniversary Mas* for tha N(irfolk Prison school, initially police the vaccine had been deliv­ Public Hearing Manchester, Conn. NECKWEAR Q—How abundant la the metal Gharles W. Carson will he cele­ ered to him by a man whose cre­ flrat he considered by the U.N; Se­ helped fteardop with his studies Sanitary Sewi>r AtAlKA curity Council. If Russia vetoes alumtmim ? brated at Rt, .latpea’ Church Mon- and eventually made him an In­ dentials were In order, hut with P len ty Of ‘57 PONTIAC any proposal for U.N. military In­ A—One of the moat abundant .day at 7;4S a.m. structor In the school. whom he had never dealt before. System Construction Free Parking SOC' and Sl.O O tervention the issue then probably metals, about 8 per cent of th« Jerome J. Coughlin, the prison's ...... -A-.. . You are hereby notified that the RTA’nO N WAGO,N will be placed before the Gensf^ earth's cniM uomdali of this mertal. Board of. Directors of the Town of ‘Parcel Pickup SUPER c h ie f community eervice director, aided To" Your'Car . / F0R8tT-Mt-N0r Assembly. Crim inal Court In- Reardon’s and other prieqner’s TDC Sets Hearing ' Mancheiter propose to conatruct Qualified informant*.said Presi­ Q—I* It permieeibl* to motor y-ehabilitatlon. 4 aa an extenaion of Its sanitary WAS $2295 dent Eisenower and Prime Minla- through Africa’s famous Kruger To Act on Two , During the 17 months Reardon aewer ayatem, a sewage pumping ter Macmillan discussed the Lao­ Natjonal Park? f, was in the Maasachusetts prison On Rockled^ Lots station south of Middl* Turnpike WEEKEND SPECIALS NOW $ 1 9 0 0 tian crisis In their talks last week­ A^Tea, motor roada wind ayatem, he became a member of West, eaat of the Hockanum River end, The poHSiblllty of U.N., mili­ through th# entlf* park. “ For Break Try A public hearing on a proposed and a twelve (12) inch tore# main NEW LOW PRICE ^ the priaon debating team, wrote from said pumping station across tary intervention arose In the for the priaon newspaper ahd piled reaubdivlaion of lots at Rockledge. course of that discuaaion. It wa* Q -How extensive was the Caro­ Two 19-y*ar-old boya who were addition number two; will be held Town-owned''land to the present FLAVOR QUEEN understood. up credits toward college en­ Sewage. Treatment Plant. Said lin ian Empire ruled by Charle­ arrested at gunpoint in Vittner’s. trance examinationa through exi by the Town Planning Commi.ssion •57 PLYMOUTH" The Foreign Office, spokesman magne? Garden Center on 'Tolland Tpke. Sept. 14 Jn the Municipal Building. pumping .atatton and force main BKLVEPERE said: that '’Britain, meantime, atill tenaloh courses offered In the will pfovjde sanitary sewer service LOAF 4-DOOR HARDTOP A—It Included what li now last Saturday night, were- bound prison ;by the University of Mas­ Town' Planning Engineer Ed- stands by a proposal recently made GermAny, France. Belgium, The ov'er today to the next criminal for an area generally bounded as to the Sovijft Union for restoring sachusetts. wajd J. R'ybczyk said the appli­ fnllowe; Northerly by Hockanum Netherlands, 'Swltiarland. Hun­ term, of the Hartford County Su­ "Whatever progress I’ve made,” cant, E, J. Hnji, i^ seeking per­ WAS *1795 peace lo Laos. That proposal was gary, moat< of lUly, and part of perior Court. : , River and Hilliard St.; Easterly by to send U.N. observers to Laos. aqid Reardon, "la due la rg e ly ^ mission to roaubdiyide a email aecj the Eighth School District: South­ NOW Spain. The .two, Frederick N. Goes,. of the correctional system In MaBM- tloh of the 71-lot development be­ erly by Mi(]d1e Turnpike Weat on(l The Soviets have bden pressing Glastonbury, and LaiVrence, V. cause a proposed extension Of Lud­ ^ 6 8 8 for the revival of an Indian-Polish- -Kueza, of East Hartford, are chusetts. It’s a good system and Westerly by the Hockanum River, SWIFT’S P M I^M Canadian commiaaion originally aet Which la the only day in the because ,'of It I found myself.” low Rd. would cfoss ledge, miking servicing all or a portion of th a.. week ngmed for a Roman-.god? charged with breaking and enter­ the project an unnecessarily ex- pUTTER J^AUL. (Oven Ready) up to administer terms of the 1964 ing with criminal intent. Reardon's appetite for reading following itreeta; Indochinese, nrmlstlrie- agreement A—Saturday named in honor of actually- began; its - devslopment penal ve one. A short section of the Adam* the god Satumr-^,' They pleaded not guilty to the roadway would be located 25 feet Yoww tu r k ey BIG BOTS^ ^ GTM ‘57 BUICK . in Laos.;.,. ' chargee today and waived exam- earlier in life, -before h« \vandered Center .SPECIAL 4-DOOB. Laos ordered the commission nut, Into his career In crime. away from the spot originally Dover >IEN Inatmit for probable caupe. -scheduled and pne lot woul^l -be . 5 to 9 Lh. Avg. BELTS HARDTOP' accusing tU Communist Polish 'The. ^ o were arretted on a tip A native St SomervlUe, Mass., Edison LB. SHOES SNEAKS repreaentatfves of working for the Reardon"'left school at 17 to en­ taken, ^ybezyk said, lU^he ap­ Englewood to police. Sgt. George Dent and plication ia approved. Falknor SHIRTS WAS 52095 Red Laqttans. The little kingdom Al)out Town . Jlatrolpian John McClelland, with ter, the Air Force. He later Joined GOVT. GRADE “A" FRESH since ha* rejected Communl*t aug- >he Merchant Marin* and in the Fulton $ 1.00 •y $owPEN EYES. pattema? Only S5c a copyl tagton, Hm apoheaman (Uld, did. potetinUlt- ha cut Io#i Mne* h* was onljr this A « . , . A ; t 1. \ ♦ ' ■ V . f , ‘ ■

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 19W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTTR, C0NN« FRIDAY. REPTEMRER 4, 19W FAOl KLKVEN PAOE TEN ni^i. r DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUGS RUNNY UUR BUAKDING HUU8B with MAJOR HUUPLE Hebron Ik e’s ‘F lexib le in T actics’! CICOBO.VW TtWS ARtJ •COCKIN'ONE O'TH' . [ NO ‘ ^"^EfiAt>.TMEMARAUDlM ELECTRONIC*.. 33 Scandinavian 42 Suffixes, GASOLINF '7 j CK\-* GOT % WAY IT KECTS i fiErPN' ON 1' TOJ DO I'M aONNA THINK aound . language mentary achool atudenta. from^tKe The colorful prepdretiona are - PICNIC SlIfflfEt « COLD DIUNKf k Of SUMnN! OXV.I V LET OOP OUT { THIS BOY HB?E 3S Die (ilang) 32 Defended 34 Debates 55 Stripea in over. The ahow la reiidyxto begin. / i jj AUTOMATIC OPODAP I FOUOVUNfi I MY NERVE&V ABOUT IT IS THE .'mahogany Leachee, North Pond Rd,,,jncliid- ' IN TTIATCONT^TiON /10U AROUND TOO! 24 Pronoun places 40 Claim -.-■;nwh01£ ing ell of Ar.iaton Lakel and the ev er yw h er e' 37 Faro card . ROOKErSULER IN NAAt’P A O'WORKS Iveti and Kean children, then ^ HOT DOGS • COLD CUTS 4 38 Muiical s 1* r r r ll New York, Sept. 4 (45 - - Gov. B A N T L Y O IL IT /tlx inatrument ■ 1 i 3 H leovea the Lake area. ; Bua 2 Nelapn A. Rockefeller has been I .IMP W i i\r. S3 Kitchan tool ii i! *1 enrolled as a life member of th*. 34 Itivader Biia 2 atarta from Helfferich'a, • PEESHLY GROUND HAMRURG n National Association for th* Ad­ . ■' 'I MS ■ I IM l.l 38 Sharp repTr ij liT' 7 Paper Mill Rd., picking up all ele­ - 87 ------mentary and high achM>l atudenta vancement of Colored People. TEL Mitchell 9-459S Kivie Kaplan, a Boston Indiis- esu Mdmeit* Hemingway 5~ II going to Rt. 3, covering Critten­ i 38 — and far den Rd., and returning to Jonea trialiet and chairman of the rtOCKVIl.hE TR S-3271 38 Vocalized SL over Hope Valley Rd. to. Rt. 41 Encloaura r 8,4, where there will be no pickups. 42 One who r 5 T Thia btw then leavea all elemen­ BY DICK TURNER (lufflx) tary achool pupil* at th* school, CARNIVAL 44 Praiie r from there going west on Rt. SA, 48-----nulatnce n e i AS* k TV. »aahetaki,'South Windsor. In a loden green shlrtwalat ^TJI, R«t U.t, Pit Off. Hardy Rd. and picks up those on drip-dry dress with brown rick-rack braid trim on skirt and collar; Penny Suydam, Weat Hartford, t - IW hr WtA 99rAf. W. Church St.- in a patchwork corduroy full skirl and matching \veakit with gold oxford blouse, apd Joyce Dutton, $ n C .00 Riia 8 Glastonbury, modeling a broken atripe Roaanna sweater in the popular bulky long torso atyle with M realize my job it to build character, but it takes Bua 5 will cover Old Colcheeter Bobby Brooks red wool casual'Mavka. (Herald Photo hy Pinto). monev to build WINNINO ohaa!’* Rd.. and Orayville Rd., aouth to JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD Colcheater town line, returning over Nile* Rd. then on to Rt. 85 to MR.SWON.THIS IS ERNIE f s flilUL CranlckVi' and on to Mllletream What Will We Ho IW S S -fU a NAME ERNESTWe. y »W4 »s iw» w,t»a. »»» A Complete Selection Of EVERGREENS Rd., to Rt. 6A through Wall St. Firm ’s W aste Plan With 30 Grand? BY ROUSON to Regional School and from there I.ITTLE ‘SPORTS to elementary achool. High achool GLOBE atudenta only will be picked \ip Intereet, anydhe? RED on Grayvitle Rd.. •• from there Needs Tow n Approval A 330,000 check lies In the Mu­ ^ACW B'EAOH to th* Intaraeotion nf Rl. 8.5 nicipal Building', drawing none. RHODODENDRON » » n u B S ARBORVITAE A oTOS FNoTc& and Deepwood Dr., and from Deep-1 The cheok covets a pertorinanc* A«f- AH Wood Dr. to Pagech’a high school | Approval by local and State of-*’ doubted the diatrict plant could agreernent guaranteeing installa­ 6.50 15-18" •BULBS 2.5012-15" pupila only, and the same on M ill-: flclala and alan a atudy nf the handle- the waales. tion of some sewage- and storm PNoH , piiyt In a report this week, the firms water facilities in the Gardner stream Rj!. ' Eighth Utilities District’s sewage • TO O U I ^ \ On Ita aecond trip Bua .5 wdll' .said Lydall Brook does not have Falls subdivision at Spring and 2 For 4 .5 0 fake on elementary achool pupila treatment plant would flgure In enough water 'to dilute' the wastes Gardner Sts'. It was given to the 2 For 12.50 on Kinney and Mllletream roads, the suggestion of the Lydall * and cut. down the odor about which town by Metrojjolitan Home* :im L IZ E R North Enders complain. Aa the Inc., of Hartford. • MWw‘4 l.aM, 8s^d ' -■•vC v*wAL*“. Rt. 207, Rt. 85 to Deepwood Dr. Foulda Paper Co. that Its indust­ North End. grows, the brook will end north on Rt. 85 to elementary rial wastes be handled by the dis­ .The first thought of Bome of­ UPRIGHT BY JOHNNY HART ichool. ___ have less water, it said, ha more ficials was to get the check'into SPREADING B. C . trict sewer 'a.vateni. according to Biia 8 is diverted from the Manche.ster a bank to, earn interest. Bus 8 "'will take on all pupila General Manager Richard Martin. Water Company watershed for Wail, said other officials. Points YEWS YEWS BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE from Slocum Rd., over Martin Martin yeaterday commented on population use. of law-- aie involved. It's escrow A good part of the year now, BECAUSE rr WOULD REVEALTHATTHE Rd., W m I St., Rt. 84, including the Arm's proposal of having its money. Can we invest it at all ? 9.50 2-2¥ ASSIMMNS, AFRAID NOT. JEFFERS. 'lUT THE BUUXT HOUS IN THE it added, the water in the Lydall 5.25 12-15" , SOOU.LED DR. J.J.TUfifiLE ON THAT tha Hookers, also picking up ail wastes enclosed to the Robertson If so, could we collert- the interest CAPTAIN, 7)M|T WE HAVE NO PROOF. LIFE RAFT. SIR. ARE WE 60IN6 pupila on Hardy Rd. and .Tagger Brook streambed is no more than BESIDES THESE ARE WRELY TO FILE \ LIFE RAFT WAS A FAKE. THAT IN park tfnndult and thence put into or would the developer get H? It’s ANIMIPEHTinCD Lane. FY»m Bromley's on only waste-laden effluent from the two INTERNATIONAL VWTERS I OFFICIAL I REALITY IT WAS CDR. SAWYER,sA the District .system. a gamble. Should we search the 2 p „ r 1 7 . 9 5 lUBEmERMtUP higji achool pupila will be picked Want Town Help mills. V 2 For 9.95 ORnCKTOUW ...THE SUB HAS AS MUCH MWTtST? NAVY INTEUICENCE OFFICERX law? Should we set up a special RISHT HERE AS WV pa ... HO, JEFFERS, I'M AFRAID WE'RE up. to Homer Hilla". Lydall A Foulds and the Colon­ account? BAWYIf, «NT Bu* 8 second, trip will take on ial Board Co. this week said the PRIMARY FDR .STAMFORD special \ TNBKMMK* CAUGHT IN OUR OWN TRAP. Normally, performance bond* | THIN6 WCQW elementary achool pupila on Old move .would be the only way to Stamford, Sept. 4 (A*)—J. Walter PYRAMIDAL Oolehcater Rd., to Stone apartment eliminate the odor of Lydall Brook, Kennedy, the Democratic nomipee are guaranteed in writing by In- \ HETZI house and th# Portar chlldran, to which receives their wastes. The for mayor, has been challenged to .surance oompanlea, without cash ARBORVITAE Rt. 85, south of school. . Arms Indicated they would want a primary by Thbmas'F. .1. Qtiig- or checks in town hands. | JUNIPER X. T5ie remaining pupila on Bur­ town help in auch a move. ley, who held the office from 19.51 Nuts, said another official. He .msebibhb' rows Hill Rd., except for Blllarda, to 1957. Quigley filed the neces­ said the check will be certified and 3.95 12-15" 2.4s Y8-24" Martin said he didn't know all sary petition yeaUrday with the kept dormant in a safe In th* | will he taken on by the Volks­ the factora that would be involved wagen. registrar of'voter* collector of revenue's office. In the requeat but it would aeem to 2r:,N5.50 BY DICK CAVAI.LI him that: 2 For 7 .5 0 HiiiRn MEEKLK MaimhMfer Evening Herald 1. The. Eighth District would X Hebren eorreapondent Mias Susan POOR rto p ry ' a n d h e j u e t have to give ita approval. B. Pendleton, telephone ACademy 2. A.nprnval wotilri be needed -ETOFT^dISEOR A CHECKUP. 8-8454. -NEW ENGLAND GROWN FOR NEW ENGLAND WEATHER MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD I w o n d e r WHAT THE also from the State Health De­ ouuhjs, n DOCTOR P W N D ? > oiota partment, which auperviaes the For The Best In Gas Heat RLUE SPRUCE MUGHO PINE A^LEA PflTZER JUNI^ MftNO.PHK-THATJSUtWT r IHBREil » « I P F FINN Y aH-TMB DEFENPIN6 1 eocieayt NOTES lOOTH BIRTH D AY M DON'T WMNT1D —' auauj operation iff municipal sewage HOLLY CANADIAN HEMLOCK ANDROMEDA(NDROMEDA LAUREL X , WHI^PINE MeeTMMYer ' LOOK SO COOP/THgm « * tiw.MR.fI1ttlTrfl«5. /CHAMPION . Greenwich, Sapt.'4 l,f)- O n th# WELUNenCAaiCARP LET* DUCK TQU-ANP ANmiAV TOUR SAf ■ee IIi pRAcnoNS.Too;/1. hope he pc^ t ava.of her 100th'birthday, Mrs. plants. ABOUT HMIEATM6 THE THE WOODS w o n t h e t b e .'c m o n ; Catherine Waatley of th* Byram 3. A *t«idy woild be needed to WtO,FML!HeHAPABI6 section of Greenwich, said she doterm ineXf the district plant .RALLDCV { n in e PORCH could acfuallXb*udle the type of. LAWN CARE TIME LASTNI6Hi;iDe.' can't advise .other* how to live to P. STOLTZ, Inc. h# a century old. Industrial waatelKj)»at come from' "Everyone asks me how I lived the flrma’ boxboard^nd ahoeboard KILL CRAB GRASS l a w h s e e d t o j ^ SO old," ahe said yeaterday. nwmifacturtng p r o X " a e a. The GAS HEATING CONTRACTORS "But I don’t kn8w," She did con- study would hav* to t a X into ac­ scon CLOUT ,. PLANUAND'S . . . - S I I ^ M i 49A PARK STREET— HARTFORD rid* _ that ehe never amoked! count the volim e of wastes. It* s c o n PLAV MIX , .X S i l M . 1 9 5 characterWties, and the dealgn 'Of O R T H O K I L L ______though, and "didn't drink much;" TELEPHONE CHopd 7.2651 Mri. Weatley’s nieces and nepheWa the plant,;::, - DIMET . .. . .7. HARTS FESCUE MIX ... 3| Ib ^ i.B 9 will haim a party for her today.- Martin in the paat ha'a said he X PATCO CRABKILL PATCO TOWN PARit S Ib A 3 .9 0

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l:- A .n. - I" . ' i- ^ ■ -A' MANCHBSt^R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, iRPTEMRER 4, 19W PAGE THIRTEBN #AQ« TWICLV* Indians Get Anothei* Chance Against Chisox Herald Angle O|medo Wants Many New Players ■ r EARL YOST Sitting It Out National‘-tv \ Title Launch Four TiEilk Business. Sptorte Editor San Francisco, Sept. 4 (/P) Forest Hills, N. Y., ^&pL^4 (jipj-ir-'T want to win thi* one Enter Golf Open Chicago (N E A )— What —San Francisco State Col­ While on Winning Streak very much— I try awfuHy^ard.” This was Alex Olmedo’s Game Series does the catcher say to the lege’s Golden ’Gators, de­ Chauffeur to watch at PlainvillA Stadium^ tonight for the promiSie to a disillusioned teiihis public today as he opened pitcher when he trots out T ------fenders of the Far Western «veekly stock car races will be Gene White of his bid to add the U.S. Nationalrn his Australian and Wim­ By EARL YOST I In Cleveland to the box? bledon championships for a rare*------~ .— Conference football cham- of eight main events in 10 t r w and the last foar in From fill indicfition* the 14th annn»I Manchester Open; "We certainly don’t dis- piotaship, are looking for a sion at Plainville, the track Inanagement has offered ?100 "Little Slam.” ! cu.ss the moviftR we’ve seen sion at Plainville, the track The Peruvian’s first opponent Is| Su n d ay and M ond ay, Sept. 1.1 and 14 at the .M an<*he*ter Ufuin- New York, Sept. 4 (A*) buby sitter. toto any driver who can befitbedt White...... in tha championship , 50- Don Russell. 19, an Aitstralian how | try C lub, w ill attract a new all-tim e num ber of players. Igi.sf rievelanH either takes two or or w|iere lye take our wives When they turned out 85 an feature tonight. White, ah auto body shop owner, drives attending Pan American College! for dinner,’’ says Hobie ^ - m i in Texa*. The match is the second I year a tw o-day total of 40‘2 participated, am ateurs on Sun-j three in that last-chartce .se­ ¥ . ■ Strong—bluest ever—for he Pollar Sign car built and*------—— * dav and low handicap am a teu rs* ‘—:------j ries opening at Chicago to­ Ijuidi’ith, personable and practice this week Ail-Con­ owned by BUI Boudrieau. was here last year In hi* maiden on the stadium court at the articulate backstop of the "Gene has been doing a terrific visit to Manchester to run. Side Tennis Club—one of 47 men’s! llu NawoJ,«lnsr tcrentzen, Steve An-' night asrainst the first place ference fullback Hahk Mar­ Job since taking over the car at • • * (32) and women's (16) singles will be drulewicf. Bobby IjiF rsn ct* and I White Sox, or they’re nothing San Franci.sco Giants. "We shall was missing. talk business in a highly mid-season," the Manchester gS", contests for opening day. w onh I7M) ; Pst Msassrrell* ' blit n himrh of deari lnj\in» In the m : He explained his wife ragemart said. "The car runs a lot Booming Battrr "I don’t know Russell but I don’t Professional Alex Ha< kney, r e -! Op"" recor d is .66. shared by They paid off on two wtmilaf Atnertean l^ajoie pennant race competitive sport. The better on a quarter-mile track, Although Pat Bolduc, the fine worry," Olmedo said. "I plan to cuparating from a knee operation.' ‘lorry Nettelbladt in 1951 and; horse* at Waterford »*aHi a«e«ral ■ . >-4 waa at work and he hadn’t tt'i). a* simple or ai lonjch as pitcher and catcher ai-e the " fiv; Wf.-' like at Plainville, than on a flfth- scholastic sporU writer at Tha play vef^' hard to reach the finals told membe™ of the prea* and rs -1 Took! in 1953, i year* ago and It waan’t a dead been, able to get a baby- Herald is vacationing from hit that. prime defensive factors. sittet for the three little mUe track as is the one at Rlver- anti then I try very hard to Win.” dio laat night that 82 amateuri and I Among the early professional* i heat. You- remember the Indians. The pitcher may havO a ■Ide. However, the caliber of cars regular routine tfilS week, he haa Since fhe Davis Cup Challenge proa- had aigned up for Monday j to send along their entries was '. The placing >nfif*a P»t np the Marshalls. nevertheless managed to keep his Round last weekend, in which hia They-'re the outfit who had. won better idea than I have. I f and drivers is not as good at Following are th* ' teams and and 88 amsteura of flundat. "The j Henry Bnniempo of Franconia In j number of Slignal Way a* the wln- eich't straiRht Just a we*H ajro and Plainville as at RlveMlde,” Bou- hand in playing softball with the 'surprise flop cdst Uncle 3am'v(he Monday total,’’ Hackney aaid. ” is Springheld. Ma*s The veteran pro | ner and the "oMh "There should be voice East Hartford Dovalqttes. Dqva ^ starting times for Monday’s Best was flaahad were within I ’» ifames of the drleu added. trophy, the Impassive Inca mis! the grcatast number that we have has won the Manchester cls.ssic communication, not just Manager Ray MbKenna reports .Ball Foursomes at the Manches- before the error waa AafOvnmd. White .Sox, a weary cUih with 'Hi The dean of Manchester drivers. hern working like a mule - often £ev Country Club. Player’s handi­ aver received at this early date. A four time*. In 1947, 1952.,19.5.5 and Hignal Way ranlljr flnIalMMi Sixth p.tchtnfc troubles goinjf Into a Floyd Annoyed that Bolduc, the team’s Baba two hard practice session.* a day— signs.’’ / m ik White has taken one feature at cap follows his name: large number of new players are 19.57. hiif they had to |Nky off on him four-pame series at Cleveland. Rlvemlde, the top drawing and Ruth, haa hit five homers In tha in. an effort to regain top form.' coming up from the New 'York and last four games—all over tha 10 a.m. — J . Gordon 3, Parclak Jim Godino of Danhirry *nd Ed M.60. $4 and M.M arroaa thn The White Sox «ere so pooped payoff track In the area, this T Did My Best’ New Jersey area.’’ Kynch of New 5’o'k who dead­ bohrd. At M an ager’ s rightfleld fence at the Biirnslda *'T don’t apologize for the way Thomas 9, Bayer 16. they popped the Injuns four In a or Bones Role, season. Wfiite is now In his 12th .«gn I p Early locked for second place in ’.58, will 'l>«^arDMU. ninner waa <)ood row and took a .'S'.»-(tamp lead— home field. I played in the Davis Cup,” Ol- 10:08 R. Gordon 4, ’ Bocca- ■-S' , . year in race car competition. During this hot streak, Bolduc, 'The pro has urged area amateurs be back for another try. All lead­ Traveller and the track alsa had lar^iest of the year In either * • • medt) said. ” I did my best. But it lolta 8, ^Ibrinss 12, Owens 15. to aign up Immediately at the Pro ing pro* In Conneclictii are ex-, Tosses Three TD Close Friends who has played with the World la much different playing in' a "to pay off on hhn—431.(10, §10.00 league. Champion RayViestos (Cardinals, 10:15 — Deksy 6, St. John 1, Shop to avoid being shutout at the pected. and 37—on*tlng the Baaodafloa Chicago still has that bulge, .Familiar Scene tovifnarnent like thi.s and playing Cole 12, Skinner 15. laat minute. "We have turned away ; Passes for Lions ■ ■i-'* ■ ■' New York, Sept, 4 WV-Floyd collected eight hits in 12 trips sn4 in the Davis Cup for a country. Attract Top Golfer*.,-' ahont 310,006. winning two of three since float­ Familiar scene on the Associ­ drove In 11 runs. 10:22 — Wilkie Jr, 4, Allen -t, aoitie playara In the peat and from | ing nut of Cleveland while the In­ Patterson said today he resented ated Press photofax machine "In the Davis Cup. there are too all tndinattona It looks like there Some of the finest names in golf Rveryhody hMigllod hot tiM dfRCh the fact that his manager, Cus Ruth's record of 80 homers is Spilecki 12, Whelan 19. dians have won the only New York; Sept. 4 (Ah -Ol’ Thupiday morning was a photo of many people around, Do this. Doj x0:30 - - Marlin Mathiason will be some disappointed again 1 ^ 'h'-rOpsn, fellow* i owner*. Bone* Tobin Rote, the two-way P ’Amato, had met and conferred not in danger. Although the team that. The pressure in too grea'IC thU ytrar. 'The maximum number of Tommy who won the ' they've played. Johnny Kelley winning the mara­ leader, Bolduc haa collected a doz­ 7, Cowles 1?, Thompson 19. quarterback in the proa’ language, with underworld characters about But in a tournament. I plav for players in one day is 220- - .”...... he add­ inagursi In 1946 (Jene Parszen. Anolther sweep would Jump the the June 26 light in which Patter­ thon in the Pan-American Games en homers, far off the Bambino’a 10:37 — Kennedy 3, Rockwell 8, la up to hi* proven trick* while MEETING AT THE MOUND— Players from both clubs and the umpires mill about in In Chicago. Without any question, m.vsclf -for nobody else. Just my­ ed. .lulius Boro#.' Boh ToskI, Fred White Sox games out front— son lost his title to Sweden’s Inge pace, hut a pretty respectable fig­ E. McNamara 14, G. Davis 18. pointing the Detroit Lion* tow»rd warlike fashion at the mound after pitcher Don Drysdale of the Dodgers pit Cardinal Kelley Is America’s greatest mara­ self. I can be more relaxed. Of the record 402 a year ago. Wampler, I.,eo Biagetti and Wally enough to virttially lock up their mar Johansson. . ure in top grade softball competi­ 10:45 — Traygis 4, (Jarvey 8, Ulrich, all who have been on the first pennant In 40 yeara wdth 19 a new and happier, they hope— outfielder Joe Cunningham with pitch in third inning last night. Manager Solly thon runner of all-time. Friends say the University of Bengston 13. McLafferty 16. 221 amateurs played the fi™t day National Football I.,eague aeaaon. “I resent all this stuff being tion. Southern California senior is and 181 pros and amateurs the PGA to)ir lit various time*. i games to play. At the moment, Hemus (center, back to camera) i-s restrained by a teammate as the 5 foot 9 inch done," Pattertwn said. " I ’m mad at The little Irishman out of New • * • a 10:52 — Stevens 4, Oleksinskl7, Pete Close Wins Invitation Road Race in Rain their . magic number is 18—any Rote, a paasing quarterback Ldndon Bulkeley High and now a chopped up internally b y criticism second day. Ernie Boros of Mld- Vic Daley chairmans the toiu-- who aI*o runa, stayed at the con­ pilot and Drysdale (hidden behind Hemus) exchange comments. Drysdale is 6 feet 6, it happening. They a « not nice B. Ballsieper 10, A. Martin 16. nam'ent Committee and hia men North 1 rombination of Chicago victories school-teacher in Groton, has won .Come on Over ► of his Davis Cup falldown when he 11:00 — Eich 5, Beaulieu 8, Flnaa, N.C., walked home with top trol* througho.it the Lions’ ex­ No blows were struck and the Cards went on to win, 5-9, (AP Photofax) things. People might think I- had was expected to repeat his one- Heavy ralin failed td ham­ money after ahootlng a 66. 'There •Friday are J(Jhn, Rieder. who did a School. ahd Cleveland losses totaling 18 somethlfig to do with it one way four Manchwter Five Mile Road Membera of the Manchester Mllikowski 11. Pekar 17. anmU.v, HdpL 9 gives It to the White Sox. hibition game with the Philadel­ Races on Thanksgiving rooming. Country Club have been Invited to man conquest of 19,58. v ■ per Manchegter’s Pete' Close waa a five-way tie for amateur tremendous Job last year, and Wil­ phia Eagle* at Toledo laat night. or another. I’m going to ask Cus 11:08 — Carlson 3, Boyce 7, lauirela,. all with 7ls were Walt lie Simpson, Moriarty’i at Wethersfield, 3:80. (If the die-hards, a group In­ for an explanation of the whole In six appearances in the Turkey use tha facilities at Ellington If so. Olmedo rerifse.a to snow Chanda 9, Robison 21. ia«t night in the Hartford Coach George Wilson and the It. "Tennis i.s a .ghme I pla.v fob cluding White Sox Manager AI Lio- Willies Win for Qiants thing." Day holiday classic here, Kelley Ridge on Sept. 13-14 when the an­ 11:15 — Karpuska 5. P. Ball­ Courant-Hartford Park De­ pes, are curious, Chicago's clinch­ Lions- who wallowed with a 4-7-1 has reeled out four firsts, one sec­ nual Manchester Open Is held. Tha fun,” he said. ’’Sometimes I win. record laat year- were rewarded It waa the fl™t time that P a t sieper 7, Kelly 12. Rieder 21. partment 2.6 mile Invitational ing numtier over New York’s third ters6n had commented on District ond and one third place. During local course will be closed to all sometimes I lose. Always it is for llu?3 — Faulkner 5, Brlckley 6. place Yankees la seven.) with these accomplishments; Atty. Frank Hogan’s statement the past three yeara, Kelley has except Open participants on tha fun.” Road Race at Keney Park. Eighteen of 25 passes complet­ Dr. S i'm ^ n 15. Gray 30. Close, now with the New York Wynn vs. Terry that D'Amato had met and con­ lost but two races, both over the two dates. . . . Men, women and The chief, as he is known- to hi.s 11:30 -:!-,Terry 2. Harrington 6, ed for 272 yards and three touch­ Dfysdale Plunks Cunningham rugged marathon distance of 26 tennis teammates; also .said he i.s A.C., covered the distance in the ferred with Anthony (Pat Tony) children in Manchester have to , Neither the White Sox, who downs, eight runs for 69 yard* and Groobert 14, Agoatinelll 19. record-breaking time of 11:58. The Salerno, a Harlem gangland figure, miles. '385 yards. pay for all Recreation Department not worrying about a professional 11:38 — Saari 6, Tafca 6, Gryk named Karly Wynn (17-9) to pitch one touchdown adding up to Kelley won the famed Boston Contract. "I take one thing at a old mark was 12:04. set earlier this tonight, nor the Indiana, who prior to the Yankee Stadium fight facilities except swimming. That’s 15, Wood, 17. 35-24 Detroit victory. D’Amato has not been available. Marathon in 1957 but was defeated one of the reasons the writer sug­ time. When T win. maybe I thln.k season by Bob Vinton, also of picked rookie Jim Perry (10-6), Rote, now 30 and beginning hia 11:45 — Piper S, P. McNamara Manchester and Gcorgstown Uni­ 3-T TIRE Aroused Cards Chase Piteher "I don’t aeq Cus as frequently as in the Beantown event the past gested publically to the Rec De­ about the proa." 6, Mader IS, Hunt 22, played yealerday. In the only AL. 10th pro season, packed four Olmedo la top-.seeded, Tn the versity. Vinton was runn*r-up last games scheduled, Baltimore beat I did before the fight,” Patterson two years. Me holds numerous Na­ partment that a small dally or L. Giglio 4^.Daley 6, touchdowns into a wide open sec­ said. "He’s been sway most of the tional Championships in distance seasonal fee'be assessed next year bottom half of the draw hia lough- vx,,.,.,, ,, vt.ii.,r 9n night tn 12:04, 15 yards behind .Boston .V4 on Bob Nleman'a two ond quarter' after the Eagles eat rivals appear'to be Earl Bnch- Gilley 14, Mellej^ 20. Close. home runs, and the Yankeea,whip­ New York-„Sept. 4 (^)— If somebody's second-guessing time since these things started events. ^ at the town supervised swimming grabbed a .14-0 first quarter lead. D rysd ale Harvey Kue^n, for The latest win was a feather in hols, Rod Laver and Rnv Emer-J Last night’s event had a dis­ ped Washington 9-2 behind Art these days, it isn’t the hitters. They ve nailed him, coming up. He’s been put of town pools. Weekend achedule at the Cottn Tobin’s touchdown passes went 10 for about three weeks. He tele Kelley's hat. It marked the first • * * son. Neale Fraser. Australia's Cupi tinct Manchester flavor. Bight of rhtmar, who had a no-hltter until yards to Howard (Hopalong) Cas- and no doubt about it. It was Drysdale who paced Los longest in the maj'ota this season. try Club. Men’a Diviaion— Selected. Roy Sieve™ homered with two out Bob Miller, q' righthanded phones me now and I'll have to ask triumph in internationsl competi­ star, and'Barry MaoKay of Day-] the top 10 flnishera in th* -AAU PRICES Angele.s’ climb into the National League pennant fight, win­ Nine on Saturday and Best Ball sady, six yards to Danny Lewis, tion in the marathon ip 51 years Thi« and That ton, Ohio, head the upper hrackii Division had Manchester connec­ In the seventh. The Nats finished 10 of 11 over two months and#------— ’ ~ rookie, was the winner. He gave him about it.’’- on Monday, 10 to 12 starting and 50 yards to Jerry Relchow, ning The Interview with Patterson by an American runner. Brefidan Shea, who made quite a They play Saturday. tions. with fmir hits. the reserve quarterback who also pitching the Dodgers within a about second-gueaaers among up two runs in the first, but then time.*. Ladies Division will hold a. Wvnn. the old man with the blanked the Dedge)-8 on three hit* his first since being knocked out And the success at Chicago name for himself st Trinity Col­ Manoiieater Flavor dabbles , as aft end. Rote got his half-game of first place when he Dodger coachea, almoat touched marked the 13th marathon in lege during his undergradusta Selected Partner Scotch Ball Sun­ young arm. has beaten the Indians won his seventh In a row on Aug. 8. until John Rosebojbo homered In by Johansson in three rounds, was • Following Close and ’ Vinton touehdowen on a five-yard run. off a brawl when he sidelined obtained by Milt Gross, New York which the English teacher com­ days, has Joined the Aetjia Life Charley Ruffing, former .stand day starling at 12:30 and a F and eight times out of nine since they the ninth. Miller Struck out seven out American League pitcher, is T Tournament Saturday. Starting wefe Ditk Brimley, £ former local Norm Van Brocklln, a pass- But the big righthander hasn’t Cunningham, perhaps for several Post sports columnist and Patter peted. Insurance Co. A June graduate, traded him to the White Sox two and finished with a seven-hitter a arout for the Chicago While ! lime Monday for women wdll be 12 resi,.enl. from Manhattan College yeara ago. At 39, he has 206 vlc- master quarterback who rarely won *tnce—and he’s been tagged days, with a badly bruised fore­ son’s long-time friend. Shea was an outstanding soccer in. third place. Charlie Robbins. for nine home runs In 29 Innings for a 3-2 record.;^' Pox. noon to -1 p.m. runs, flipped .19 yards to Tommy arm. Jersey Joe, hitting .350 and Gross concluded Ids column by player, and scorer, a varsity bas­ m d 8 ! torlea In tha majors, tying Bob • -f • ! .. another ex- ilk Towner, Mcbonald and 11 yards to Bobby through that losing span. He had challenging Milwaukee’s Hank saying that Hogan’s charges were Off the Qiff ketball player and a fine right-' - TU M B L E Feller and Bppa Rlxey for 16th GIANTS 8. ,'m iBS 5 Both now of Middletown and the New place In the all-time list when he l^'alston for a pair of Philadelphia given up Just 13 homers through Aaron (.358) for the bat title, hit a worse beating for Patterson than There Is a strong possibility that handed pitcher while at Trinity. . . York Pioneer Club, wes fourth. touchdowna. his first 208 innings while breezing a first-inning home run off Drys­ Bres.soud and M'ays drove in three the blows delivered by Johansson Uncle Sam's two leading marathon The Rev. Carl Olson, former pas­ heat Cleveland 6-3 last Sunday. runs for the Gidnls after the Cubs Bill MacArdle, captain of Brown Perry, a fast-balling righth^d- Baltimore’s pro champion Colts to a 15-6 record. dale, then took a pitch on the and that the 24-year old Negro runners will race here Thanksgiv­ tor at Emanuel Lutheran Church University’s track team, was fifth - seek their fourth straight exhibi­ The St. Louis Cardinals, club­ right arm when he tame up again had chased ^8-game winner showed little "eagerness for re ing Day. Johnny Kelley indicated here and a friend of hundreds, haa er, lost his decision with Chicago Johnny Antonflll with three runs Rain Cuts Ball Slate, and Dick Sherman, UConn cross : In a duel won 2-0 by Dick Dono­ tion victory against Pittsburgh’a bing back when big buy Joe Cun­ In the third. Sliming training seen In him in the several weeks ago that he will be taken up golf seriotisly. Now re­ country captain-elect, was sixth. I Steelers at Miami tonight, touch­ ningham was plunked with a pitch Players from bolhi benches in the third fdr a 4-0 lead. Bress­ past, even on the day after the back after hi* fifth win here. Jim ­ siding in Oakland, Calif., Mr. 01-, van last Saturday. oud homered/in a two-run third Both arc products of Manchester | The Sox have taken >3 of the 18 ing off another heavy weekend ex­ after hitting a homer, belted Drya- stormed the mound as Plate Um­ Johansson defeat." my Green of Brockton, Mass., also son is handling details for the Fall High. We* Sargent placed ninth | .gamM played between the two hibition program. dale for his fifth straight defeat, pire Stan Landes advanced on and tied it i^ith a two-nm single a schoolteacher like Kelley, has Golf Tournament of St: Paul’s In the fourth. McCovey then broke Twilight Games Shifted and Gerry Vichl of St. John’s Uni­ contenden thla seakon. After the There are four games Saturday: 5-3, last night and dropped the Drysdale with a warning about- been making mo.st big races in Church In Oakland- Mrs. Elsa Ol­ versity. Close’* 'alma mater, was ! it up with /his 10th homer, good son, wife of the pastor, is quite a Chicago aeries, , they’ll meet for San Francisco vs the Chicago second place Dodgers 2(4 games close pitches. The brawl didn’t New England d.iring the past lOlh. Sargent and Vichi reside ' St behind San Francisco. for a 16-g^me hitting streak,- in golfer, which no doubt accounts » one more gapn'e — at Cleveland Cards Seattle, and in night come off, but Lande.s, described by. y e a r...A l Confalone, third here Inclement weather -^aat iiiglit here. I Sept. 22. , / , games, Cleveland at Los Angeles, The Giants, losing . only one Card Manag;er Solly Hemus as the fifth pff losing reliever Dave in the 19,58 Five Miler, was fourth for Mr. Olson’s interest in the washed out scheduled basehaJI ac­ _ -. ■ ■ ..rC- ■. -, ■ , Washington v*. the Chicago Bears game off their lead although win­ Hillman (6-10). Mays added his in the Pan-Am marathon. A sport. Mrs. Olson won the Wom­ tion In the Twtjight and Ihtc^r- Close, who will enter the Marine ..weighifi^ ’’19 pound.s less than a Corps in three weeks for a six i at Jacksonville, _Fla.; and N"ew ning but four of their last 10, hors«" in an earlier run-in this 25th homer with a man on in the profeasionni draftsman, Con­ en’s Spring Tournament for parish medlate Baseball Leagues. Both, York against Green Bay at Ban­ came from behind for an 8-5 vic­ sixth. , members, the Lutheran Compan­ month hitch, led almoat from the Sponaora Needed season, had to squeeze between falone reports he was nsvef games will be played next week start before a rain-drenchad crowd Fn-labor tory over the Chicago Ctibs op Stu M'l'er (8-7> won it, giving ion notes in Its September Issue. gor,. Maine. the 5-foot-9 Solly and 6-6 Drys­ treated as good in hi* travels as he Pontlcelll’s and Police * Fire of 100, huddled under umbrellas. Chris Decl reports that spon­ home runs by Ed Bressoud and dale to prevent. a blast-off. up seven hits, striking out four will meet in the Intermediate 1‘lihhlng — Bob Miller, Cardi­ and walking none after relieving nals — ' Righthaaded rookie beat During the past three years Close, sor* are sought for entries in the Johnny fxingden has enjoyed the the Willies—McCovey and Mays. When things quieted down. League Wednesday night at 5:30 Antonelli in the fourth. Dodger* 5-3w ith a seven-hitter, one of America's top milers and Restaurant Duck Pin Bowling longest career of any member of It was the only other game .sched­ Drysdale didn’t. He walked Bill Embarrassing Stage St Uie West Side Oval. cross country standouts, won na­ League for the coming season. Or­ the National Jockeys Hall of Fame. uled In the NL. White, then was chased by Ken Twl League contests next week .striking out seven. American l4-: delphia, a flashy seventh-ranked New Y o!^ -.,...... ,67 66 .504 15'4 will take place at Memorial Field. began the season in'Rtiiladelphla. R(iy^ Norton Risks Olympics lightweight, battles Cuban Cham­ Detroit.-...... 66 (17 .496 16*^ ChicaRo, Sept. 4 {/P)—The Yankee Riant, flexed his bulginR .AAI' Division rodiiction in 12 yeara! pion Chico Morales tonight in a na­ BalU nfcre...... 0’ muscles for another load of gold medals toda.v in the Pan- 1—P e W Close, St. Johns. 11:58 tionally televised 10-rounder at Boston . ..'...... 62 72 .463 2l_ American Games. It’s almost reached the embarrassing stage For College Football Career (new reebrd-qlfi 12:04, Vinton, I Convention Hall here. •Itansas C ity ...... 59 71 .4,54 22 1959); 2 -^ q b Vinton, George-! The bout will be seen over NpC^ Washington ...... 5 3 80 .398 29 for the ho.st United States. The.v’ve invited everyone to dine town, 12:0V 3 -Dick Brimley, but they haven’t left them much to «'------=------Ohio State’s Woody Hayes beginning at 10 p.m., DST. Today’s Games Chicago ~(NEA) —Ray Norton,^ In the Titchenal scheme, the Manhattan,' 1^:49; 4—Doc Rob­ Matthews, 20, will be seeking his Baltimore at New York, (N) eat. Von Saltza, Joan Spillan* and bins. Middlet'own.'.Nsw Yw k P.C.; The vaunted, heavily-manned the curremt-world’s fastest human, right halfback 1^ the inside back third straight victory. HI hl.y last, Pappas (13-7) vs Terry (4-10). Molly Botkin). sharing running * duties with the 12:62; fi—Bill MacArdle, Brown, Yank team hauled in 12 more gold Sees New Trends in Football will rl»k his chajice* in the Olympic 12:54; 6—Dick Sherman, UConn, two starts he defeated fourth-rank­ Boston at W a S h 1 n g t o n. (N) With the 15-year-old Chris Von Games in Rome next summer for a ■fullback. That's why Norton play* <|^NYLON Safety All-Weather ed Johnny GonsaKes and Candy Casale (9-8) vs Pa.scual (13-10). medals Thursday for a total of 58. Saltza leading the way, the U.S. 12:56; 7—AI Cross, UConn. 12:68; The bag is going to be heavy again career in pro footbaik. right halfback. 8 ,-R ic h Koscinskt. New Britain, McFarland. Kansas City at Detroit, (N) won ail four water events yester­ Columbus, Ohio boy sitting on the bench is a po­ played football, let alone was good jliressea Titchenal, a Skti. Jbse New Britain TC, 14:12' 18-Bob j the axfra r#nmg ot Goodyear’s 0*tra m ilt- weight. 'i’he No. 1 ranking Carlos ' Tomorrow’s fk-hediilo have copped all three medals. In tential troublemaker. We'll always Oftiz stopped 'Matthews via a Baltimore at* New York. have won J7. With five times out a half, in- enough to be eyed by the San Fran- Slate alumnus.’’'He 'is a fobki^all. Leahy, Fordham. 14:16; 14 -3syJ “What can we do but go out to the other, the U.S. finished 1-2-4. Nslead' of four, plus relaxed sub­ take 25 or .30' because that's all claco 49ers and other .professional playe'r'yi^o sprints. And he’s sk F^finagan, East Hartford, 14:36; i . . . np to 25% morg miUagg . . . be* technical knocktttit. , Boston at Washington. There has been competition In we can use. I .don’t believe in Matthews’ ' manager, Anthony Kansas City at Detroit. win,” iSsld CJharlie McCaffree of stitution rules, the Ohio .Stale clubs, TT»e Oakland lad is the co- hard-noaCdv football player’ who -15- Dick Whitshouse. Navy, 14;- eaiiie these Tumpike-Pfoved Tires are Michigan State, the head poach of 13 swim races so far and in every 'coach figures you'll see .(rrore pla- bringing in kids who can’t do the holder of the 100-yard dash record nina inslde^-as much a's he dod* 45; 16-Bob Elia, New Britain, 95 Graziano, says that Philadelphia Cleveland at Chicago. the men’s swimming team. "Our .one the Pan-American record ha* toonlng, more diversified offenses work, academically or on the field. at 9.3 and 100 meters at 10.2 and out. He,.was la^p^gerii/ng out apraiij 15:14. ■ ' built with exclusive triple-tempered 3-T Promoter''Herman Taylm is pre­ Sunday's Schedule been cracked or re-cracked. "The only way we can pay kids pared to offer'Wprld Champion Joe Baltimore at New York. kids are so eager that they can’t On one point of suhqtitution. has twice nm 200 meters around a last season, didnT>^et going un­ wait to get into the water. They Miss Von Saltza, a tall, blonde Hayes already is thking protective for playing football is making sure turn in 20.6. Track coaches at most , ' -1 (>id and the Sougheat tread lubbers ever! ''v Brown the biggest purse ever to Boston at Washington. they-get an education. We never til our third or fourth game, yet defend his proWn against Matthews feel this is putting the foot In the from Saratoga, Calif., who i« aim­ measures to eaae the strain. One schools would keep a filer like this he averaged 4 ^ -yarda^ln, 44 car­ Kansas City at Detroit. ing for an unprecedented five Pan- cut a kid." Officiale lo Meoi1 Don’t miss this great sale! if Len gets by Morales. Cleveland at Chicago. door for the Rome Olympics and man, this year, may enter the far away from the hazardous game ries. He I* - an excellent- pai(s Morales, a year younger than National I.,eagiie' they’re determined to win. American gold medals, got her gam e, and ieavp as often' as he of football. *. catcher, grg'obLng eight laat 'yqar First meeting of the sea­ "I know our neighbor countries first one In the 200-meter free­ llgke*^ Just so long as he enter? Matthews, has more professional f Yesterday’s Results Yet Norton has reported to for 170 yard*.”' ' son for the Central , Coiinectl- experience and shows a superior unilerstand and they would be the style. She won in 2:18.3, busting the game by himself when Ihe ball cdach Bob Tilchenal at San Jose San Francisco 8, Chicago 5. Norton of independent. San Jose dut Aasociatlon^ of Football Of­ victory avefrage--26-2-1. St. l-iouis 5, I-.OS Angeles 3. first to protest if we didn’t go all her own mark made in the trial*. is dead. Moior Leagiis State to be a leggy candidate for State is' out to sell himself to the S A l F P R I C E S O N 0 1 H E R S I Z E S . TOO! out. These kids are going to make Althea Gibson, the former U.S. ‘‘It’s an intricate rule," the the right halfback slot from the ficials will be held at''"Ranches- > Only Games Scheduled. Buckeyes’ head man explains, pi-o.H this autumn, with Denver, TUK-TYPC F o r m o r S A L E ^ W. L. Pet. G.B. up 80 to 90 per cent of our 1960 .and Wimbledon queen, gave the outset. T U { g . p * F o r m o r SALE "and because of this we’re In- Washington State. Hawaii, Ore­ Chfiatie McCormick report*. New SIZE l o w p r i c t * W omen’s Softball Olympic team." U.S; its first women’s tennis win-' =^Leaders== “The backfleld speed should be rules will be explained and sum-1 WHCE*: t o w p r i M * PRICE* San Francisco ,7,5. 58 .564 — McCaffree voiced the sentiments •trjictlng our kids that when they .\mertoaji- League gon, Fresno State, Arlaona State, Los Angeles ...73 61 ..54 5 2V4 ner In Pan-Am history by beating helped considerably toy Norton,” Stanford, Wyoming,, Iowa Staid mer ezanainations will be r a -' of almost every Yank coach here. Mexico’s Yolanda Ramirez, 6-4, enter unijer these circumstances, Batting—- Kuenn. Detroit, .353; reads the Santa Cilara 'Valley in-- Stratford, Sept, 4 (/Pi^The 27th Milwaukee ..7 0 62 ..530 4H they 'specifically tell the referee: Kaline, Detroit. .332; Runnels, and . College of Pacific the proving/riewed. (Jhick Toomey of Man- 7 . 5 0 x 1 4 $ 2 5 . 1 5 $ 2 0 J 5 .annual Women’s World Softball ..7 0 64 ,..522 5'.4 They Just can’t stop runaway 7-5, in the .singles final. '’ Luis slltution'a footb.vll brochure, which’ 7 . 1 0 x 1 ^ $ 2 3 . 5 0 , $ 2 0 . 8 5 Pittsburgh horses. Not that they would want 'Only one, don’t mark, my name Boston, .319; Woodling, Baltimore; grounds. cheater will be on* of the dlscua- 'tournament starts here today, with Cihplnnnti ,.6 5 68 .489 10 Ayala of> Chile beat Caniidajx Rob­ .will rim at least a dead heat with The main idea will be to shake aion leader*. ^ 1 to, anyway. ert Bedard, 6-4, 6-2; 6-3, for the down,’. Remember, any time .313; Fox. Chicago. .310. anything else aa the underataie- Of t . H U UA X 1 4 2 7 . 5 5 2 3 3 5 Stratford, the favorite to defend Chl(>ago .. .,6 2 69 .473 12 there’s a chance to make a mis­ H its—Fox. Chicago, 168; Kuenn, Norton- loose. its title. Stratford will play to­ There are five gold medals on men’s, title. ment of the year; St. Lopis . ..6 3 73 .463 13 >4 tap each day. in the key sports of take, the mistake Will be made.**. Detroit, 167; Runnels, Boston, 156; He’ll take a lot of catching. 7 . 6 0 x 1 5 3 5 , 6 5 2 2 J O ' night In a triple-header, _ along Philadelphia . 56 79 A15 20 Economic Necessity 8 . 5 0 X 1 4 3 0 . 2 0 2 5 . 5 5 with th.e tournarrient hbst'team , swimming and boxing. ' More Offensive Play Power, Cleveland, 154;; Malsone, Today’s Games In the water, the. U.S. seerns a Boston, 148. ’ IJk e tremendous Ollie Matson . BEST BTTEST Hartford. Other teams will draw Hayes feels there’ll be a tremen- Nir QWf fSCCIppIlW# * Pittsbtirgh at Philadelphia, (N) cinch to sweep, all five gold me­ Hurricarte Wins -Jdome Buns -7- Colavlto, Oleve- befoi-e him, football la an economic Thursday’s Hotnera today to see who .opposes the two Haddix j(ll-9) V*. Owens ,(10-11) / “doua growth in offensive ptay this necessity to Norton, a' beautifully- Connecticut teams. The double- dals and probably all of the .sil­ ^ year, too. tand and Klllebrew. Waelfington, or Robinson (1-3). ver and bronze prizes, too. 39-: Allison, Washington, 29; Max­ constructed lad standing six feet (Season Total in Parentheses), Adco AS LOW.AS >1»A WEEK! FREE INSTALLATION i elimination tournament will last a Milwaukee at Cincinnati, (N) Unanimous Duke "Remember ' la*t year I yelled The boxers- only have two^ en­ well, Det/oit, 28; Jensen, ^stO n, two and weighing 180 pounds. Mat- i^merican I,eague SAFTI-BOND week. Nineteen teams, represent­ Spahn (17-13) v*. Piirkey (10-15). so loudly that the offense was son of the University of San Fran­ tries, 165-pounder Bobby Foster Heltl, Cleveland, Mantle, N*w York Sievers, .ScYiatori ( I 81. 1 r ilAYUN CUSfOM SUPfll CUSHION 3 1 NYLON CUSTOM SUPtR rt JSHION ing scattered areas of the country, Chicago at San Francisco, (I?) In Bloody Brawl being ' officiated out of '' exist­ cisco was an Olympic 400meler of York, Pa.', and heavyweight Al­ ence?’’ he recalls. "The teams and" l.:ir»ggnnynr.TigTT.T^iFnm Milwaukee at Cincinnati.- Jackson, one-time tlHe.- nob- Pinson. Cincinnati, .330; Robin­ ning back- as Matson or anybody 8.00 X 14 s i j s 31A 9 son, a southpaw from . Stockton, rule change should be watched son, Cincinnati, .320; Cepeda, Ran Chicago at Los Angeles (2). tender. from Far Rockaway," N. Y., otosely. That's on offsides. Be­ else, for that matter,’’ says T5tch- 8.50 X 14 asA S r ' a sIa o I St. Louis at Sen Francisco. Calif. ■ was urged to quit boxing, after .a -Francisco, -319, enal, who played center and. end In swimming, it c.oiild be an­ fore, if a man encroached on’ the Hits — Aaron, Milwaukee, 190; knockout loaa to Eddie-Machen in scrimmage ,'J)ne' and jumped baclj for the 'Washington Redskins, other U.S. cleaq sweep of every­ November 1957. New York and Pinson, Cincinnati. '184; Cepeda, 49ers and I.«s Angeles Dona. "The thing in sight. before-the ball w a s snapped, noth­ San FranclscOj 168; Tenaple,,,Cin­ F r e e Installation California baqned him for fear ing "happened. This .year the trouble with hith is that he has Lojtt JSighfs Figiits Nancy Ramey, Becky CoklUns Uta^ he. might get hurL V, . cinnati, 163;' Blaaingame,' St. been . kept put of spring practice MORI R«OI*iI RIM ON OOOOVIAR TIRit THAN ON ANY OTHIR KINOI and Molly Botkin figure 1-2-8 in penalty ivlll be called., even’ if he Boise, Idaho — Tommy (Hurri­ But Jackaon'showed plenty of Louis, '162. • and reported late because of track. the 100-meter women’s butterfly.- gels back in time, but not iintU cane) Jackson, 198, Far Rock- fight last night. He kept Logan off after , the'completion of tbe plhy! Home Runs — Banks. Chicago, He starts with a couple o'f strikes . Tlje sam e. holds for the men’s .38; Aaron. Milwaukee, 37; -Math­ FOR LEASE SENT COVERS away, N.Y.,’ outpointed George balance with a. continual flurry of The most notabje gripe at Ohio on him this fall because hA-- re- Logan, -19(1. Boise, 10. 1,500 meter freestyle (Alan Soni- left jab*. ■ State goes something like this: ews. Milwaukee, 36; Robinson, tiimecl from his long European MODERN 3-BAY Los AngeleS Alfredo Urbina, prs, George Breen ytd Gary Heln- _ There were no knockdowns, but "How; long is that Hayes going Cincinnati, 33; Boyer, St. Louis, trip Iri a rundown condition." IDt^MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. 134(4, Mexico, outpointed Irish .fich) : The platform diving (Paula each fighter waa cut several times 27." Not All .ScatbMks to keep tiTvitig to . win with 17 BROAlKNTRBET ' . T R I P L E ^ Bobby Scanlon,. 136, San Francl*- Myer* Pope, Juno, Stover Irwin about the face. player* and »tlll expect high school Bitching —- Face, Pittsburgh,. ^ Matson, around .whom the Los Ml s-atYi and Tahlea Sparling).; The men’s 17-0, 1.000; AhtoneQl. San Frap- s h Bl l s e r v ic e s t a t io n co, 10. Judge Henry Alegrio scored it kids to come to Columbus?’’ For­ Angeles Rams are now building OrV'E ORKKN STAM PS" Portland, Ore. '— Denny Moyer, 2(^-metar butterfly (Dave Oli- 97-94 for Jackson, Judge Everett ever,- is' Just about the w-ay bold. cfaco, 18-7, .720; Koufax. Lo* An­ their attack, qulckly 'demonstrated 50 WINDSOR AVL. ROCKVILLE . CONN. S T O R E S ^ ^itt*4. Portland, stopped Paddy. lander*. Mike Troy and Tony Morrison had it 96-94.and Referee Woody puts it. - geles, 8-4, .667; 1.JIW, Pittsburgh; that all apripters in football are Y PSE tyr* EAST PAY PIJLN—PAY AS YOU BTOB U Cdl Days: lU f-ISZ I-^vadiiw M I ta9047 cn MAOi.sT^sn s-«7ii DbMarco, 146V4, Brobklyn, N.Y., Tashnick), nnfi the women’s 100-. Tim Nally gave it to Jackson t7 - "Bach year we take fewer boys 15-8,-..652; VewcOmbe, Cincinnati, not sratbacki ilka Buddy Young of 10. -- ' .rV i . meter frM ty le (TlrelaM C9irla 94. ea the grant in aid," lie (Mye, "We 13-7, .680. , • t • - 1 XUlnola and tha pro#. f- ' ■ « - ■ I' O' ‘ ■ -A I ' ^ ! '':•/■ I \ MANCHESTEB BVBNINO H8RALD, MANCHE.STER, CONN.. FRIDAY. Sr.FTF.MBES 4. l«ll» / PACK FirTZZN

MANCNESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, c o n n ., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1959 IPAGC FOURTEEN Wemring Apparel—-Par* 67 BosineM Locatkn* Uoti*«* for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Hon*** for S*I* 72 Housei for Sal* 72 Houoes tor Sale 721 Hous* for Sal* 72 for Rent 44 BY FAGALT and SHORTEN Artick* Par itl* 46 HboBchdld G4m 4 * 11 GIRL’ S CAMET>hatr - coat, 88: WEST SIDE—Gambol atr built 6 VERNON—Two year old expand­ BOLTON CENTER ROAD MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Cape Ood, 8'^ B n s in e w Service* Offered 18 rHERR OUGHtA SB A LAW able Cape, built-in G.E. > oven rooms, l-c*r garage. Goavanienl A GOOD eatectlon of geriltaed rs- Dresses, $1 up. Size 10. MI I>ARGE STORE area St 99 Sum­ room cape, fireplace, dormers, ONlI LARGE Whiu sink wHh aet BOLTON—Tw^iA sdvertleer should rood hl» ad the R1R8T DAT IT pair Servlde and Sales, Talcott- WINDSCJn .AVE., Rockville—Mod- large treed Small cash GI- 1 acre wooded lot Very targe bed­ cy. MI 3-6807. Owner. 18 FOOT Inboard speed boat and 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. BOLTON Mid REPORT ERRORS III ttfue for the nest bisec- TV SERVICE - Potterton'a all villa. em 6 room ranch on bus line, con­ FHA. Only Robert B. An- rooms. full basement, garage, built- $"2^ sTa^l d X pTy'mem^ Fl'L .. SHADY, A HIGH trailer. Sacriflea at 1750. MI JUST LOOK AT THIS ONE 8-0139. TheHMSld le reeponelhle -for onl* ONE Inrorreet or omitted makes. Highest quality guaranteed venient to everything. Well man­ derson A| in stove and oven. $11,000. 'ITie R. BOLTON I»vely country 'eetting. Plenty Devon Drive 4 moms, full cel-|CTJVSS LOCATION. EXCLU- {Bf Miy AdvertlAomont And then only to the estent o f n 9-2086. DON’T MISS THE BOAT! nered children acceptable. Avail­ of large tree*. (Juatom built ranch work and parte, over 47 years’ ex­ F. Dtmock Co.. MI 9-8248. (ALL STONE) Brother, here's on# of the Mg- able on or prior to Mpt. iS. Rent LAR G /6 room ranch, hot water nf seven rooms, 114 baths, excel­ —mahe tood" Ineertloa. Error* whirh do not lenaen the ealne of perience. Famous for service Since Rooms Without Board 59 heav^replkce. cellar. 141x180 lot. with tre^er'romp'ggw « I V E , INEXPENSIVE. geg bargain* we've ever offered— $115 monthly. Cali MI 9-7319. lent home for a targe growing the a d r^ a e m e n t will not be eomected by "m ake fo o d " Inaertkin. 1981; Phono Ml 9-4837 for be§< FOR SALE—12 ft. aluminum boat. Is. Assume 4<^% mortgage, IV • BI4 room ranch Really * rlean home and priren at GRAND VIEW. NEAR OAK and the easiest term* we’v# ever PLEASANT R(X)M for a gentle­ family wanting plenty nf sparp In service,- - 7% h.p. Elgin motor. MI 9-4289. COVENTRY—Four room furnished i Carlton W. Hutchins, MI '* 2 stone fireplaces only^$ll,90n, V fiy small-down pay. . j>T. A U T U M N H E IG H T S m ade! man, separate entrance. 14H NEW CAPE COD—Shed Conner— • Plastered walls the country. Lot rise 1* 200X.100 ft. TOCR COOPERATION WILL FLAT FINISH Holland window Yes, Sir! That’s Right! Hackmatack Sf. Cali MI 3-1616 or cottage with electricity. Year 1-8132. oversized 24x36. O ra m lc -tile bath, b e appreciated DidI Ml 3-2711 'round home. Call MI 9 -2 ^ . * Built-in appliances V E R N O N ! t F^CT. FINE LARGE shades, mad* to meaaur'e. All Dfamond^-^Watehe*— Take 1, 2 or 3 Years to Pay OV 4-8680. AA ZONE. Custom 8I4 room ranch, ameaite drive. Near Bdvfera School '* Aluminum combinations HIGHLAND PARK metal veneban blinds at a new bullt-ina, recreation room,, awn­ —complete for $18,400 (first de­ * Large screened-in porch Spring St. A real angel 6 'room ranch j LEVEL LOTS, 100x155’. $35 Jewelry 48 “ SUPER DELUXE’’ r o o m w it h kitchen privileges. BOLTON LAKE — Fumiahed/ 4 posit holds). R. F. Dlmock Co., AntomobOe* for Sal* 4 low price. Key* made while you room house, September-Junr'1980. ings porch, plastered garage. * Boaemant garage Ideal suburban are*. A short bedrooms living room ^vlth I FRONT FT., CASH OR Lost Slid Found wait MsrIoW'a. r C!entraUy located. Babiea ac­ Realtor. MI 9-8245. TkuJH.lS « 60MS OF FURNITURE Call MI 9-94.89, Reasonably priced. Carlton W. • Over 2 acres land walk to town, superviaed swim­ flTaplare, beautiful modern •kitch-. ontr'TYf'r Ar* iktt* v /itt t v i LEONARB^ W. YOST. Jeweler, re ALL 100% GUARANTEED cepted. Mrs. Dorsey, 14. Arch St. rOUND—Pupp>-. mongrel, b n ^ . 1987 STUDEBAKEA station wagon, nM ci noLtma pairs, adjusts watches -expertly Hutchins. MI 9-8132. '* High elevation ming .pool and recreation park. en with formica rounter top* and " C « ^ I I I '' ^ ' I^T- YOU DO excellent condition. Used as 2nd ansAM. aecsr^ Reasonable prices. Open Tuesday ONLY $433 LARGE pleasant room- for gen'le- AVAILABLE immediately to June '• Now only $16,700. Custom' built oversized 6 room built-in units, full haaement. * 1- NOT NEED MONEY. ASK white gw's "n Boildlng— Contracting 14 uiiw»uun,wi». , 1960. Completely ^rntahed 2 lARGE 7 room Cape on $ acres pews. Eemile Call Lee Fracchia. car. Call MI 8-00*2. thru Saturday. Thursday evenlngSi PAY ONLY $17.33 Month man, private entrance, parking. 1 HILLSIDE MANOR, Vernon - Cape O d , full dormer, li« hatha, tached garage, combination storms rrjip.QC' vL’u n riu,'M nM V •>- bedroom house. 5 ^ 3-2882. of land with a view. 114 bath*. 2-. l a w r p : n c e f . f ia n o . and serceris. lyivcly landscaped lot' I ''''HO (JWW UWt,. D of Warden. MI S-889t. ,______a n t k i n d of oaipentry and caW 129 Spruce ^reet. MI- 9-4387. YOU GET- MI 3-8614. (Thooae your own high wooded lot. oak floor*, garage. I-Jirge deep lot. 1988 FORD, 8 cylinder, black. flat work done. HoneSt and relia­ car garage. large workshop, Plenty nf trees. Price $17,000. WX280. Only $600 dftwji or lake over C. BRAY. 100 GRANDVIEW '- Vicinity Indian Thompson, M3 1-1898 for eatl Garden— Farhi— Dairy 18-PIECE LIVING-ROOM free parking, on bug line. 146 Cen­ MI 9-8245. Ml 3-'2766 an immaculate home, Courses and Clasacs 27 Help,Y^wiie^F*gial* 85 Dogs— Bird*— Pet* 41 ter St. MI 8-5002. 9-3291. Rewirt Property For S*W 7jl Drive. Children are heartbroken, 1983 CHEVROLET Bel Air matea Prodocta 60 12-PIECE KITCHEN $9,900—CUTE 2 bedroom ranch, .WEST SIDE— rewaid. M l 3-1811. , to 88, awitehb^d op MINIATURE Dachshund, 8 weeka VI PAUL P. f ia n o COVENTRY vertlble, excellent condition, BIDWELL h o m e Improvemen' ELBCTRONIGS—Men and womeh, WO — Plus — LIVING ROOM and bedroom, first aluminum storms, ameaite drive, Off Hackmatack St. I^HFORD LAKE—aeared water* (dd. AKC r^ a tered . Black and TOMATOES-^Plck y o u rW n , 80c a Suburban for Rent 66 n o t ic e is HEREBT given that ond car, 1880 or b*M offer. IS to 80 heeded for weli-pfftlhg a ra ^ ., 46 — ------hour week,------, — all ------bena- floor front, on bus line. Restau­ large ireeq. ■ Carlton W Hutchins, MI 3-0458 New 7 room split level, m bath*, Duplex 4-4-In very excellent con­ ' front lot, sandy beach, ditvoway. Co; Alterations, additions ga­ rad male. M l 9-8477. basket. Michael Kurya,\ French ELECTRIC BOLTON—6 room ovenstzed cape. 9-2184, ^ rages. Roofing and aiding experts. poeitions. Train now — "Learn by flta; good aalary. Goodyear Tire rant nearby. Parking. MI 3-5002. MI 9-5182. garage, full-haaement. combination dition. Private mortgage Priced Call Marion E Robertson, Brokar. Paaa Book No. E 1«««. issued ’’y Rd., Bolton. REFRIGERATOR VILLE—Two apartments of 84 acre lot. Excellent condition. MANCHESTER — 5 room CS’ e, The Savings Bank of Manchester Aluminum clapboard* a apaclalty Doing." Day technician claases, _id Rubber Co. Cali Mr. Bartell, door* and windows, Venetian blind*, af only $10,900. $1,000 do^»Ti. Very I MI a>8953. CHRYSLER IMPERIAL sedan ooma each, all completely fur­ ROCKVILLE — Two 2-ap*rtment $15,900. The R F. Dlmock Co.. fireplace, open stairway, tile bath, has been lost and-application l.is Unexcelled workmanship. Easy also twice-a-week ^yenlng ae' BU 9-3424 for appointment. TV SET COMFORTABLE large single room new Incenerator. tieautiful black good inveatmenf 1980. Plenty of good mileage. left. WANTED to buy-8 live I green TOMATOES—Pick your own,\ 80c nished with heat and garage. CaU houses, located in center of town. Realtors. MI 9-5245. screen porch, on dead end street. ! ANDOVER-^bffera Wanted- Two ' budget terms. Ml 9-8498 or TR ing claaaes, s t a ^ Sept. 28. Come and COMB. RANGE available (or gentleman. Ampl^ iron grille work In living room. been made to said bank for pay­ Guaranteed never in accident. ZL enakes. Call MI 9-6915. baaket. Also aoma already picked N TR 5-2244. TR 5-9992, TR 5-7077 Good iftcome. Price $20,900. Phil- Owner transferred. Call ' 'tl room cottage, gone flraplaee. ment of the amount of deposit. in, write, phone ,lAcksori/8.8408 START YOUR parking. Very cool in sum Very (avorSbl# financing, quick MANCHESTER REALTY One owner. Call MI 9-7081 for fur­ 8-9109. ______Help Wanted—Male 36 50c basket. Bring containers. Paul warm in winter. 5 minutes ftom brick Agency, MI 9-8464. VII 9-1594. occupancy. ‘ Very private, deep In woods. BeaUi for -free catalog. New/England Robotto, Birch Mountain Rd., Boiv ROCKVILLE--Four room apart­ CO, ther information.' ALL TYPES of carpentry work Technical , Institute/^* Union MONTHLY PAYMENTS Center. 318 E. Middle Tpke! MI I ilfiil setting. 2 acre* on the bend Live Stock—Vehicles 42 ton. ment with bath, ground floor, $48. MANCHESTER —.This charming TWO FAMILY (new Hating) 8 and MANCHESTER and vicinitv — done,- alterationa, (kirmera, roof­ Place. Hartford ^Conn. 3TTRRET LATHE oparatbr* able to IN OCTOBER 9-8680. 10 EAST CENTER ST. 11 Mapifi St. ' of the river. Owner will finance. Pmonali 1948 FORD, 2-door sedan with rub­ aet up and operate short run lota. TR 5-4931. 5’4 room Cape la ideal for a and 7 duplex. Good location—West minutes from town. Special this ing, porcBea, etc. Call Ml 9-BS81. PICK YOUR own tomatoes, • 80c Price includes .delivery, set up. aeven room spaclnu* renter j MI 3-0000 Asking $4,500 or heg o^ r. Law* ber, 1981 Oldamoblle motor. Lin­ Wllco Machlita Too] Co., Route 8 VERNON, CONN. —Stall* rbnted, LARGE COOL room on third floor family of 3 or 4. In excellent con­ end -■‘-separate oil burners, tv m- . week. New quality constructed 4 Ml 3-8109 rence F. Fiano, Broker, MI 9-979*. VAdUUM CLEANERS repglred In basket, Route 88, next to Rose service, guarantee, immediate de- hall colonial earage. Immaculate coln tranamlaalon with overdrive. a 44, Bolton. $18 per month. Over one acre of next to bath, Private entrance. dition with many extras. Low fuel car garage, $16,900, The R- F. room ranch, beautlful'-throughout, ' Paul P. Fiano. Ml 3-04M, my own homo shop. Forty years Call from 12:30 noon-2:30 p.m. TR Roofing—Siding 16 Bondsh^^ti:bcks Mortgages 81 mount. liveiY Or free storage until needed. Summer Homes tor- Rent 67 rondillon. Well shrubed vard. [ Many other beautiful Ilatln-a paddocks, fine gnuting land. MI If you have no mean* of trans­ I.rfirge walk-in closet. Lovely ■ iet and taxes make your monthly Dimock Co.., Realtor. MI 9-5246. one acre of land, builder moving factory experience. All makea, low 8-2037, YOUNG MAN for general drug paymenta reasonable. Garage, Ideal for the professional man or available plus lakefront properties 9-9886. portation, we will send an auto for neighborhood. 2 block# from Cen­ ANDOVER — Waterfront cottage, out of town... full price, $12,800. on Bolton Lake. rates, free eetlmatea, free pickup RAY'S ROOFING CO... shingle and IM PROIE TOUR CREDIT - A atore work. Full time-and part- anchor fenced in yard. Convenient large famllv wantin*' a preferred j Wanted— Real ^«tat* you, take you to the g ore and ter. Near Barnard and Washing­ all modem corlveniences. Avail­ vin 8)4 room estate, i ’4 baths, garage, and delivery. Mr. " Miller, Br. JA built-up roofs, gutter' and conduc­ multitudeUltitud of monthly oa-nnenU time. Muat have driver'* lieenae. TOMATOES 78c basket. Michael to achool and bus. Financing ar­ location. For more deisits nlease tor work; roof, chimney repairs. bring you''back home again, Pori- ton Schools. MI 9-4878. able Aug. 15-I.Abor Da.v. Also j small bam. one acre, land,^ fll BEUJNG YOUR H O M K T ^ rpr J-8«M. 19,88 FORD half-Ion pick-up, excel­ /m a y be lumped into one second Hlxperienced preferred. Box Z, Articles For Sale 45 Kurys, French Rd., Bolton. MANCHESTER - New 8)4 room call Stephen F, Rose. MI 3-7,10*. Ray Hagenow. MI 9-4214; Ray tivelv No dbligation! month of September, (iail- MI' ranged. Frances K, Wagner, Brok­ price. $14,200. 8 bedroom modem MAKE MONEY HERE! I prompt, efficient, courtedus Mrif- lent condition, MI 9-9700, mortgage with paymenta ot only Herald. TWO ROOMS for rent. 2 .furnished er, MT 8-1956. Owner.moving out ranch, basement garage. (Jhoi^e 38c WASH. 10c DRT—Do It your Jackson. MI 3-8325. « 122.25 for each 11,000 you need. ONE REFRIGERATOR, two 9x13 A—I^BVE—R—T— S 9-0980. ranch, plug garage and large lot, ,T. WATSON BEACH k CO. Ice and apprggng without obliga­ rooms. All improvements. 136 Bia- of state. location, built-in atova and oven, assume large G.T. mortgage, full This is the 2-family home you self Lucky Lady. Salt-Servlca VOLKSWAGEN 1982. Recently Dial CH 8-8897 and aak Frank DUMP TRUCK driver, laborer—ex. wool ruga, one 26" boy’s bicycle. Household Goods 51 ceramic tile bath, ameaite drive, tion, call B A. Boachlar, Raaltor, COUGHLIN R o o r mroPpompiin^ a 43-45 ALLYN ST, sell St. price. $12,990. Many more from have been looking for. Convenient­ Laundry, 11 Maple St" (acmes overhauled. 1478, 18 -lordt gf. MI Burke or Mre. Carter how Con­ perlenced only. Age 28-40. Apply Ml 9-1043. ADAMS ST.—Three acres of com- completely landscaped lot. $17,600. JA 2-2115 MI 8,6969 or Wesley R. Smith, As- Inc. Ahimtnum sMIdtaig; aapluUt- HAI^FORD V Wanted to Rent 68 $6,800 up. J u g call us. Eilaworth ly located on a beautifully land- from Firit NaHonal Store Parking 8-8840. necticut Mortgage Exchange. 16 Thomaa CoIIa Co., 251 Broad St. SLIP COVERS — Sofas $49.95 COMFORTABLE light hou.sekeep-; mercig and industrial land having R. F. Dimock Co. Realtor Ml aoclate. Ml $-8982. Member Multi' asbestos roofing. Mm aluminum, Mitten Agenev. Realtors. Ml ! scaped plot juat off Center Street. Lot). Lewie St.. Hartford. POWER MOWERS — Toro, Jacob­ chairs $29.95 including fabrica 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. ing room for working person. Call SINGLE 4 room home on premises. $11,900. 9-5248. , ' 21 Central Row, Hartford pie Listing Servlca. FOR SALE -1984 Buick V8 Special. •geJvahlaad orT copper gutters and e n g i n e e r desires 8 3-6930. Xn 9-8624. 8 rooms In alt (4 and 41, garage. SERVICE MAN for Mancheiter sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtl*. (print* and texture*). Cugom cut OPEN l a b o)R; DAY MI 3-69S1 Phllbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. TOUR FRIENDLY , Electrolux 4-door, radio, heater, all new tires. feadera. MI 8^707. Reel and rotary. Also rid ^ mow­ and fitted in your home. Limited room unfurnished apartment in nw oil heating system. All cop p / ARE YOU (XINSIDERmO atore. Experienced in televlsidn, quiet residential neightiorhood. IK, WOODHILL HEIGHTS man has world’s only fully auto­ Very good condition. Will sell be­ Help Wanted— Female 35 all types of major appliance* and era. Parts and service. Capitol time only. Watkins Brothers, Inc., THREE-PIECE bedroom set, rea­ LINCOLN S T .-C a pe Cod. 4 room* pmrnbing. It la In good condltkter "SELLING YOUR PROPERTTT low book vfOue. Please call i a-"ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car­ Call MI 9-6855 evenings. MANCHESTER IN MANCHESTER Wa will apprgsa your tuopatgr matic cleaner to show you. Also amall appliancea. Gaaoline en- Equipment Co., 88 Main St., Man­ MI S-5171. 985 Main St. sonable. Playpen. MI 8-S13fl any MANCHESTER—Main Street loca­ finished and 2 unfinished. Fire­ ready to occupy and win m i ^ ^ ^ tween 10 a-m.-12 p.m., 4 p;m.-8 pentry. Alteratlqpa and addition*. Apartments— Flats— free and withcau any obllgatloia fully guaranteed factory rebuilt STENOGRAPHER - Small East ginaa, lawn mowera, etc. 8V4 day chester. Ml 8-7969. time. (OFFERS WANTED) tion. Offered for fir g time on the place. tile bath, hot water h e a t- a good home and pay.for^jfMlf. cleaners. MI 3-8308. p.m. MI 9-9378. Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ Two love seats $80 and $80 each. Tenements 63 Houses for Sale ' 72 oil burner. Convenient to trans­ ig We alao buy property (or cash. teed A. A. Dion, Inc:, 299 Autumn Hartford office. Shorthand and week. 40 houra. Salary depending market, thia valuable site tor either In Ranch and Colonial Design on ability. Write reaume to Herald FOR SALE!—Used lumber, plumb­ Electric range $30. Vacant 6 jeOom Jarvi* Cape portation. Pric# $18,800, Earl# 8. JARVIS R E^^Y CO. Member Multiple Listing WANTBa>—A ride from vlclnlW 898 St. Ml 8-4860. eneral office work. 38 hour week. LARGE ONE room fumiahed 6'4 ROOM Cape Cod. shed dormer, business or • residential . rentals. These homes comprising a su f Box F. All replies ronfldentlal. ing and electrical aupplies. Also 3 pc. aectlonal sofa $60. S’niD IO COUCH, good aondltion. BretMway and garage Rohan. Realtor. MI 3-74.83, STANLEY BRAY, Raaltor Tolland Tpke. to opening of Hart­ 1941 LINCOLN club' convertible, alary open. JA 8.880*. Webe'er apartment, hot water, heat. Air- tile bath, fircprace. open gair- Ideal for office building or com ­ perior community fit charaoter 1 3.4 jjO BRAE-BURN REALITY doors, wlhdows, hot Water heat­ Dining room table and 6 chairs $86 $10. MI S-8162. mercial use. Full price, $29,800. MI 3-7847 ford stores. M l 8-M80. very clean. Call MI 8-1938. A We'baler, Inc. Small dropleaf tabl« and 4 chairj rnndltioning. Apply Marlow's, S67 caae. Hot water oil heat, recrea­ C^p'^wooded lot are situated on evelated altes in MI 9-0273 Roofing and Chimneys 16-A WANTED ers. gaa fired floor furnaces. Gen­ Call the R. F. Dimock Co., Ml MANCHESTER $14,700 eral Electric hot water funiac •* $80. Main St. , • tion room, , porch. Shade trees, taking $14,500. a lovely natural setting rarely |' WANTEI>-Ride from Oakland Si ROOFING—Specialising repairing good condition. Charles I..esper- 9-5245. Six room full Size Cane ' Excel­ equaled (or the price In the Man-; ^ REGISTERED nurse -part-time. TWO EXPERIENCED AND and modem radiators. Choman’s WATKINS Musical Inatrumciit* 13 THREE ROOM tenement, 4.54 Main LISTINGS WANTED to Pratt and Whitney. 8-4:48. Call Auto Driving Sdiool 7-A roof* of all klnda. New roofs, gut­ ance MI 9-7620. lent neighborhood. Verplarick Chester area. Ex p a n d a b l e cape—Near Park- Call Ml 9-2.35*. Houeewracking, Stock Place, off of USED FUBNITURE St.. $.55 monthiy. Ml ,9 5229 he- LAWRENCE F- FIANO, MI 9-4108 after 8:30. ter work, chimney* cleaned, ro- DEPENDABLE AUTO North Main St. Open drily 8:80 to School — One room unfinished- ajle, city water and aewer, full 88 UPRIGHT PIANOS, Looking f. r tweer 9-5. , 'f Broker SEWERS TN AND PAID FOR IF IT CAN BE SOLD palred. Aluminum aiding. "O SALESMEN 6:80 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m.-4 p.m. EXCHANGE • $16,800-28 WOODBRIDGE immediate occupanev HURRY! ^basement, oil heal, combination PREPARE FOR drlvar’a teat: REGISTERED nurse nr L.P.N. for a good piano? Before you ae* me, MANCHESTER—8 room Cape Cod, (ALSO WATER I ^ WE CAN SELL IT years' experience. Free esti­ relief shift, 4 day week, in con­ or call MI 9-2892. 16 OAK STREET Spacious older home, 8 rooms piplus HURRY! HURRY! MORTGAGES etorma and screens. Natural fin­ Ages 18 to 60. Driving and class­ look around and compare prices! M l 3 -2 7 6 6 8 or 4 bedrooms, good condition, Antomobn** for Sal* 4 mates Call Howley, MI 3-5381, Ml valescent home. Csll Rockville IR Excellent compensaUon plan. 2 unfinished. Easily converte ARE GETTING 'nGHTER. $16,900 to $20,700. ish woodwork, fireplace May as­ WHY? room. Three Instrucdona. Nr welt­ Open Thursday evenings until 9 No other piano store offers the R(JUKVILLE Into a 2-famlly, 3-car .Tsrage. Ijfit excellent family home with large ing. Manchester Driving Acade- 3-0763.' 5-4291. High earnings assured, selling Lin­ 20” ROTARY mower, self-propelled 10% Down V.A. and F ^ .A . sume 1'4% mortgage. Owner 1 Heavy advertiaera , NEED A CAR and had your credit coln, Continental, Mercury. Edael Closed Mondays kind ot upright and prices that I PAUL P. FIANO y yard (or children. Selling under WARREN E. HOWLAND, mv. Pi 2-7249. $09.95 (reg. $139.05, dlacontlnued All elcclric appliance.* In kitchen. ^xl8>5. Robertson. These homes feature.-the most transferred. MI 9-7943. turned down? 'Short on down pay- ______and English Ford,' and Safe-Buy- model). Marlow's, 867 Main St. can offer. Open 9:80 a.m. xto 10 FHA appraisal. Priced at onlv Realtor 3—Capable ages force Millinery Dressmaking 19 JUST THREE hour* a day— can WESTINGHOUSE DRYER, good of 3' 2. room' apartment in reaiden-i Broker. Ml 3-5853. ______$12,600. R. F. Dlmock Co., MI advanced of today’* ' building ment? Had a repoeseaalon? Don't | e a r l Y’S DRIVING School—stand-. Used Cars, p.m., Mondays through Saturdays, Ml 3-0458 3—Outatandlng reputation for earn you l3n a week in your spare condition, $85. Jordan freezer up­ tial area. Ample parking. Prlvcle; jj2,5oo_e mom Cape, aluminum 9-5245. 575 Main Street trends combined witii good old- WEST SIDE—6 room Cape, con­ giva up! See Douglas Motors, get ard and automatic dual controlled time selling Avon Cosmetics. Fra- SUMMER SALE—on fertil* dona 288 Market St., Hartford. Manchester. Cohn, venient location, dormers, ceram­ square deiuing. We guarantee tte lowdd^' oh tne lowest down lass loam^ Alao, sand, gone, right. $85. Double door utility eabl- picnic bus line Just 15, ,.onibinallons neat clean, am«aite MANCHESTER faahloned biiildlpg knowhow. to make every effort to sail cars, class room’ fftsiracUona “for DRESSMAKING IHd—alteratlonr. grancea and Christmas Gifts. If net. $9, Rotary lawn mower, $20. MI 3-1108 Walk to schools, shopping center ic bath dishwasher, copper hood and amaUeat payments anywhere. you need money, think whal s gravel fill. M l J5808. drive, wooded;- lot, near XI .range (anj .enclosed porch your property. Call ua Today. 16-17 year old*. For day and Call Ml 9-9140. MI 9-4878. CLARINET- like new. Can MI Wilbur Cros^ Highway $21,900- Munro St, Immaculate and bus. y ' with Not a small loan or finance com­ evening appointments call Mr. tremendous difference this can MI 3-5135 storck school, Carlton flagstone floor, garage with i*c- pany plan. Douglas Motors, 883 I DRESSMAKING and alterations. REBUILT Aneta gag French fryer. 9-5897 after 8:80 p.m. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. 7...... room .. English...... Colonial. RecTea- VERNON—New 8)4 room ranch, *t- MANCHESTER JARVIS REALTY CO. Early, M3 9-8878. make. No experience necesaary. Reasonable price. -For commer­ MISCELLANEOUS h oiiaeh n id RISLKY REALTY CO. tion room. 1'4 baths. AA zone. 30- tached garage. 1 acre lot. built-in MODEL HOMES OPEN THIS ond porch, concrete driveway, Main St. Comnrtreial or private work'. 'T We give complete training, Calj For appointment $13,500 or beat offer (or 5 room ' WEEKEND—SAT. THROUGH shade tree*. Many egraa. Owner cial uae. Call MI 9-8068. items including divan, chatra, etc.- ‘ BOWERS SCHOOI.r;-Custom 8 bed-; day occupancy. | stove and oven. $17,900. R.. F. Cape, 17x30 living room, 3 spa'bioua 283 East Center Street MORTLOCK’S Maaehaatsr’a lead­ 9 -7 ^ . now for interview. JA 8-6271. All in good condition. MI 8-8087. MI 9-1821 TR rvJ166 MONDAY, 10-6 P.M. MI 9-9346. OLDER CARS, mechanlta ape- ^ room ranch, fireplace, cellar, j ^ r, .■« ,; Dimork Co., Realtors. Ml 9-5248. bedrooms, extra shaded lot x , ing driving achool. Threa skilled. TUXEDO sofa, recently slip co-- beautiful .'onditlon, lovelyjot w ith', *29.000-Concord Rd. ------100 200 M l $-4112 M l 8-7*47 ciala', flxlt youraelf cars, always WOMAN — Wanted (or part-time, with fireplace. Immediate occuy courteouB tnatnietora. C3aaa room Moving—^Trucking— I Help Wanted— ered, $86. 4 white custom made trees, a.ssume '- % io rtg a g e .! ^ ''• "‘'h- 'j , nicely land Give your family a I.j»bor Day FIVE ROOM ranches — 8 and 7 a good aeltcbcm. Look behind our ' second shift. Apply In person. 4 xvin pancy. Ingructlona for 10, 16, 17 y n f Male or Female 37 Venetian blinds 80” x48"'; two ONE MAPLE twin bed. apring and ' THREE ROOM apartment. Main Small cash. Onlv $18,500. Carlton' Recreation room treat. Take them out to Woodhill room Colonials, For further de­ offlee. Douglas Motors, 338 Main. Storage 20 New Model' I.*undry, 7* Summit St., (i'rat floor, heat, hot .vater. $14,300 Waddell. School district, LAKEWOOD CIRCLE olds. Telephone Mr. M o rtlp ^ 84"x48", $4 each. Boy’s hockey mattreaa, $28. MI 9-8088. W. Hulchlna, MI 9-5132. powder room; bar, 2 baths. 80-day 414 ROOM RANCH, like new, fire- Heights. tails call (Charles Lesperance MI 1948 BUICK SEDAN, super. May! Director ot Driver Bdupetlon. AUSTIN A CHAMBERS Co. Local St. LOCAL FINANCIAL institution has skates, size 1. Girl's white figure atove and refrigerator. Call Ml occupancy. place ceramic tile bath, ameaite 6 room Cape, in' exceller/ con''i- Dir; Middle Turnpike Weal to 9-7620. opening for young man or wom­ tion. good v g u e here. Country Club Area be seen Friday and Saturday at MI 9-7Se8. moving, packing, atoraga. Low skates, size 6. Like new, $8 each. 3-2785 before 5 p.m. COVENTRY^-Six room ranch on jn.900' Summit St. Two apart- drive, attached garage, full pri< . Tower Rd., Tower Rd, to Brent rates on long dlstanca moves to an. Experience deairable but not REFRIGERATOR - good condi- $11,900 R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor, $16,800' 8 roonr home/S-4-1. 2-car Rd., first left off Brent P1. MANCHESTER. 76 Whitney Rd. AttracUve 6 room ranch, large 170 Weat Center St. _____ | COFFEE SHOP waitress wanted Call M I 9-0825. f iv e ; r o o m apartment in Vernon, Daley Road, 5 minute ^gk to; location. One a-'arl- LARSON’S Connectlcu|’b first li­ M gates. MD I-S18T. eaaential. All replies held in strict- tion, $20. M l 9-6814. MI 9-8245. garage, ameaite drive, nlcelv land­ onto Woodhill Rd. and Model Neat 5 finished room Cape Ckid living room, 2 (ira^aces, .nuxtom censed driving s c l ^ f trained. • da.vs. Apply Cayey’* Restaurant. eri confidence. Write gating TOP SOIL—Poaribly the cleaneg rentridly located, modern conven­ like, 1 r* A *h«de; nient furnlihed. Nice income with scaped grounds, centrally located. WANTED — Clean uaed cara. We REFRIGERATOR, excellent run­ Home*. with garage.'second floor unfin­ kitchen,^ dinette^^ 8 be959 OLDSMOWLE Rpeclal 4-Dnor Hardtop. Ilyna- Inquire 281 Hillalown Rd. ; Owner. MI 9-4934, custom built , 6 room Ranch, two AND paperhanging, STORE y 383 KEENEY ST .-C ape Cod. full full ceramic tile bathroome. ''Chester- 5'*^ room ranch. 3 bed- SOUTH WINDSOR — New 8 bed­ SEWING MACHINE opera* ira flow, power steering, radin, 1957 ChfeiTolet 4-Door Station TAMKIR TREE Removal - tai.d! First ctass work. Available now. FOR RENT—Five room flat, sec­ MANCHESTER—Charming 5 rpom shed dormer, 6 large rooms, 8 Breezeway. two-car garage. Lot rpoms, 24 foot living room with room ranch, full baaemsht, half Fully insured'! Call any time. , wanted,''nldht shift, 5-10 p.m, A - Plasta Stofion Wagon ond floor, oil burner, ateam- heki. fireplace, I'j baths, screened W'agon cleared, firewood cut, Inaured.\ SEEKING HOME for one kitten. FOR RENT $1395 ' Garrison Colonial, attached Ra bedrooms, 1)4 baths, fireplace. I 100x300. $28,000. Call France* K. acre lot, decorate to your choice, 'C a ll Ml ,3-8742. Paul A Ellison. ^ Ml 9-6326 ply Kaklar Toy Co., 8n-Hllllard 8t. MI 9-3313 after 8. automatic hot water, Rusco storm rage, fireplace. eW'lo.sed aunporch,. heat' hot water. Owner MF9-0549. Wagner. Xtl 8-1955 any time. pdrch, *i acre wooded lot. 4>4% $14,800. Immediate occupancy. ; One owner Like new. Fully 1» MAPLE ST g.nOfl mllee, fnlly equipped. window*. Venetian blind.s. .Ga-1 FHA loan may be assumed. Half mile from Manchester, (No| YOUNG IJtDY under 40 for office. — APPLY — / 1957 PLYMOUTH recreation room, kpacioua lot. s a p p e d . FLOOR SANDING and (eftnMilng. INSIDE AND outside painting. Original pripe $4,60A. Now rage rent $75. Adulla only. MT ■, 10 MINUTES from town. Extra I MANCHESTER -^7 room older Owner. MI 8-6183, Qose to school down payment) " $105 monthly. | Clean workmanship.. Free ertl- Typing and aome .shorthand ne<> Htatinn Wagon. Mx eyilnder, Call Mr 3-1052. QUALITY Only $395 Down SpecUiUring In old floora. Ml 8-7985, ' Cape,' 2-car garage. Asking $13,500, Manch*st*r/ $1,498. .Will take trade. MI special this week. - Unusual two and shopping. Immediate occu­ Glenn Roberts, Realtors and In-1 9-ST80. matea. No, joh too amall. Jphn essary. Hour* 8-4:80. Apply In standard transmisgon, radio, year old, four bedroom i ranch. Tongren, Broker, MI 3-6821. pancy. $18,500. surers. MI 4!0510. ■ person. Tons Mfg. Co.. Regent St. MANCHESTER 1959 CheiTolet 4-Door Hard­ Verfaille, Ml 3-2521. ■ •< Savings and Loon 9-0716. ■ heater. $1295 Two baths, plus showej- In base­ top • ' - PRESERVEa vaua^Aisa V v cs YOUR & w v/ a* «*driveway » v c w ea v vlth v> . —------— LOAM 1067 MAIN ST. THREE ROOM apartment. North'; 514 9(4, g,,; ,.o„rn Cape, 4 bed- ment. Beautiful picture book ameaite seal coat. Free estimates. .THOMAS HARRISON — Painting . Loaded. Like new. Save on this * Main St. J. D. Realty, MT "-.8640.; rooms. Bowers School, owner kitchen, large patio, . two-car Veiy reasonable. Call MI 8-4531. and decorating. Equipped and CULTIVATED. CLEAN 19S7 PLYMOUTH fine car. TOBACCO FIELD LOAM 4)4 ROOM FU LLY~furnishcd y“ *r heated garage, '-i acre of park E. J. Snow, any time. fully insured for large and small Savov' 2-Door Hardtop. Power- Only $695 Down jobs Workmanship guaranteed LARGE FAMILY? like larid-with‘'trees. Many more TEL. Ml 9-0650 apartment, centrally located, he ti East Side locatiori, 3 extra OPEN HOVS^E M A, M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ with reasonable pricres. MI 3-4884. Included, $90. MI 9-6808, extra. Approised far, below the 1967 Rbinouth 4-Door Sedan Six bedroom home In excellent AFTER 8 P.M. $1495 ______lots included in this low price. low low sale price of $18,800. Call ice. Full time. ReridenUal. com ­ mndition, ly>w taxe* and heat­ LAIO R DAY •One owner, lik e new, 6 cyl. New mercial, induatrlal. AtUcg cellars, ANTIQUE AUCTION TWO FRONT furnl.shed loonis for *l«.''nn Oversized 6 room' Cape, the Eilaworth Mitten Agency. w.w, tires- too, yards, lawn mowing, high gras* ing Mils. Exclusive section of 1 0 A - M . 195A VOLKSWAGEN light housekeeping. Appl.v apart-j • 2;i'ar gai'age, aluminlim atorrna Realtors. MI 3-6930 or MI 9.,5,524, Only $345 Down cut. Incinerator barrels. Ml 9-9767, South Main St. PossIhW two- merit 4. 10 Depot Square. and screens, exceptinnnf condl- MONTAUK PARK At WALTER E. MOORE'S m o o r . ^ - \ 9 S lion. r a n c iT h o m e s'” ’ SUNDAY AND LAIOR DAY— 1 TILL DARK By Appointment '1954 Buick 2-Door Sedan REUPHOLSTERY, allp cover* i d P. V. TDNGREN S ',.'"' *14,900 • SEPTIC TANKS _ so Bdmont St., Ludlow. Mms. BIX ROOM duplex, oil heal, ceh- $22,500 7 room English colonia!, - GALORE Radio, Heater, standard Iran*- draperies custom mad'e. Free REAL ESTATE BROKER CLEANED and INSTALLED (Take Maas. Route 21 thru East Longmeadow and Indian Orchard . 1953 PONTIAC trally located. Available now. Call garage, recenlly redecorated, d a il y — 4 TILL DARK any tim e.... itAn.vthIng In Real Estate!” - miaelon. Very nice timates. Open evening* for yo'ir Carl arid Esther Schwarz to Ludlow and Follow Auction Arrows). B-Paanenger ..Station Wagon, MI 3^4097. I 'j baths, large modern kitch- If it la a, ranch home yoti are convenience. P A M Upholstery .en. . - looking for check the.se Jarvis Hat-' A new community of $8 homes consisting of 2 typew of split le^'el* with custom stvling at a • Only $195 Down Ml 3-6321 MI .3-01.54 • SEWERS ' Sale in cooperation with Ray Reidv Vpry d'veraified collection Hydramatie, radio, S C OIC price you can'nllord. ahopik. 207 N. Main St. MI 9-6324. Tw o ROOM apartment, stove and VERNON Inga, "rODAY ...| 1955 Rambler Cross-Country MACHINR U1.EANED of interesting-and unusual offerings' Not much furniture, but a heater. refrigerator, heat, hot wale.r. ^10 . Note! New lAke Street elementary, sehool practically In your yard without crossing a stroet. W^agon wealth'nf small item*. Few dolls (one French fashion china head, Keeney St. ' $39,000 Executive .ranch, . 2-car SPECIAL—Two brand.'hew 3 MORTEN8EN TV. SpectiUlsed RCA • INSTALLATION etc.). Many lamp* (both.Inside and outdoor). Old auto headlight*, 1953 PACKARD garage; many egra* which i bedroom' ranchers with full paae- i The CountCBB Fully equipped. Sharp.. Bconom- iron, lole,. bells, fireplace Item*, walnut frames, bottles, red seal 2-Donr. Automatic tranamlaalon. ONE 4<4 AND one 5'j room apart­ must be seen to be, appreciated, leal. - televigop, service. Ml f-4641. SPECIALIST ment, tiled bath*.- carports, former ; A Best Buy ------By BefHore and Edison records, 3 framed circus posters (Buffalo Bill. etc.). radio, heiat^r. $ A A C ment.Redecorated. Heat included. Model Homes. Make an offer on, ^— Only $245 Down TYPEWRITERS v- Repaired, rent. Toy*. ^ * t card*, brass candleaticks, aome gift ahop items, etp. Old B Adults only. Box X, Herald, , SHERWOOD A. BKECHLER, Gorgeous 6 rooms featuring a completely mahogany recreation room, util- SEPTIC TANKS One owner, theae this weekend. Builder says ' ity room, .1 big bedrooms,'family size living-room, extra large kitdhen with . ed, sold and serideed 479 E. church bench, marble top stand, wash -stand. 2-door drop leaf Vip offer, for your inspection this weekend a three-year-old. 1953 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan AND ■WANTED Towr aiNl CoHiitry ■Realtor muat move ___ 1 built-in General Electric oven and range (at no extra co*f to ouri first 20 Middle Turnpike. MI $^8477. atand, child's chair, horaehead hitching poat. Much chin*, glass, 19S3 OLDSEMORILE FOUR . ROOM apartment. hot Ml 3-6969 quaiily Ranrh home. This Best Bu,v is nicely situated on a big Bel Air. ^ Ilr «qulpT>^. water, heal, garage, $85. .Central­ cuitomera!) Garage, amegte drive, handsome exterior limestone;^er half bric-a-hrac. Sale under tent—^halra—lunch. W. R. SMITH, Aasnciale 18,000 All brick (yes wp said' 13'(T.\2Pn' lot. Within minutes of anything (it I; in geoCTsphical CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, PLU08ED SEWERS DraiRagi Go. "88” 4-Door Sedan. ly loealed. MI 3-5064 or MI 9-3.879, acre lots! All this for only Only $135 Down HydramaMc, radio, . MI 9-89.52 brick) * bedroom ranch, (ull haae-; Manchester), it is pleaaantl.V^iseeluded from any main thorough- -available all hours. Satigaetim S e c r e t a r y menl wllli platUered walls. At­ WALTER E. MOORE, AueHOfMor heater. FOUR ROOMS,' newly (ferorale'd. farea. 1956 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan guaranteed. Call MI 9-1318. MmUbs Cltaaed Ml 9-4143 *395 MANrHE.STKFt Six room older tached garage. I-arge lot, Florida' One owner, ■ Spotless. 8 cyl., heated, close to church and * 1 6 , 4 9 0 The residence is extremely nugem. featuring a kitchen full of METRO APPUANCE Servicj - Septle 'Tanka, Dry Wella, Sewer Experienced In engineering 19S5FORD home. Owner will take first mort­ owner very unhappy aboup action ' radio, heater: *• ■choola, separate entrance'. Cal) gage.' Asking $11,000, Tongren, on^thla house and sa are we. A8 1-J1W AS $49D DOW'N QUALIFIED VETS stainless steel built-lns. The refrigerator, oven and surface unite Only-$295 Down Repairs allmake* >rt refrigera­ Lines Inatniled—Cellar Water­ nfflre work tor key^poritlon 'Cuatomllne 2-Dn«ir. M l 8-7321, after 4:30. tors, freeiiefs, washing machines, proofing Done. Broker. MI 3-6321. 'f'HA-VA M-Year Mortgages (subject approvg) ' ■are in this category. The knotty pine cabinet* bleiid harmonious^ In amall departnrant loMted. Fnrdomatle., radio, ______— ------I $18,200—Jarvis Acres ranch with: ly with their surroundings. Several are of the pass-thru variety. 1951 Willys 4-Wheel Drive .dryers.,-range oil. gaa burners. heater. '' WEST. SIDE—Attractive 5 nooti 52 TPfEBBE DRIVE—Appeallng 6'1)4 bstha, ftill basement, carport, MI 9J)883. All wojk guaranteed. In Mriirheater. Some short­ *995 apartment, oil furnace, steam Station Wagon McKinney BROS. rotim 'Uape, A l condltioq^ rec- large lot. Now vacant and ready (or I The Baron hand required. Box V Her­ 19^7 FORD heat, automatic hot water, ‘ Vene­ leaiion room, .storms, flcreens, ga-;. occupancy. (After you redecorate II WE HAVE AN F.H.A. APPRAISAL OF THIS PROPEB’tV A real sportsman's wsgon. Very CaW fl MOWEB^ sha'irened and re- $«w*rac|* Disposal Co. tian blinda. CHlI Mi 9 9248. "b'ce. ■ ^ " ald.. 4-Door Sedan, Fordnmatic, ra.- rage, porch. Attractively land­ that is.) E.\citing 6 rooms of gracious living offering cathedral celling in living rCKgrt" VVE W ILI. BE HAPPY TO SHOW IT TO y^U . paire'd.. Free, pick-up and delivery. 180-182 Pearl St.—MI 8-AS08 ^ Only $27.VDown All wo rk guaranteed. Gasoline eh- din, heater. TWO ROOM apartment. Furnished, scaped. One block, Verpianck finished recreation room, 'tsuilk-out basement, 3 bedrooms and G-E built-lns School, stores, bus. Catholic We also have Capes and Co- in kitchen. At only gincs overhauled and repaired. Six cy.ltnder, *1295 on bus line. Utlllliea. Free park- Tho-livtng room is large and pleasant, with fireplace'.'The threa 1957, Fiat 4-Door Sedan Church, Owner. MI 3-6539. lon ig * tq show yml as '^ell sa 'n ' Saw* set. retoothed and sharp­ ARE HIRING! Ing^'-AduUs. Private bath. Tel. Garag* Optional bedrooms ai;e all large. (Yc.*. everyone ,.of them, which la un­ exce'Jent twO-family.-(See our ad! Model IKK) One owner. Sharp ened. Bninn Mpake. Ml 3-0771. 1955 UNCOLN ,>tr. Keith. ML9-8I91. throughout MANCHESTER - Beautiful ' five on that elsewhere on this.page.) ^ 1 5 , 9 8 0 usual.) All have large, sliding door clo«et,'< A second fireplace Capri Coupe. Automatic trani- in t)ie hjg.full ha.sement mak^s an ideal setup for * future'recre­ Lath^ Operators - ' Jig Bore Operators room Ranch, recently .redecorat­ AS IX1W AS « 4 g 0 d o w n QUALIFIED VETS i, Only $245 Down misNon radio, heat- C l'Y A C ation room. BOOKKEKPING SERVICE BanlneM Locatlpm ed inside and out. Fireplace, JARVl.^ REAi;i'Y ro. FHA-VA 29 Tear Mortgagee (subject apprnvg) er, power ateoring. "^4 I Jr 3 'clram ic tile bath-; attached ‘gs; 1957 Metropolitan Hardtop SOUTH WINDSOR-105 Ovirlook Rl for Rent 64 . 283 K. Center St. AJte Available Ranchee and Capes starting as low as 114,900. ‘ -^General E)ertnr oil heal la further indicative of the quality Like New Daily 'Weekly -Monthly. Pick­ Millm^>Aachine Operators # Toolmakers rage, Ix)t 100x226. A terrific value DIRECTIONS! Coming from Maachester, Middle Tpke. Best to Cook's Sorviee Statton, turn built inH) this ruatoin home up and \delivery. Work done in our BTORB FOR rent ai 34 Oak St. $16,809, Call Frances K. Wagner. MI 3-4) 12 Ml 3-7847 Only'$275 Down A boouHful 6-rooffl spiit-lav*l on a Vi oer* lot left fellowing Vernon St. to. Moatauk sign—Just five mlnuMe^frnm' Manehsater. . . office. Expert bookkeeping and tax MORIARTY Approximately 18'x4U’, Heat in­ MI 3-1655 any time. ' W’e'ii be happy to show it to .veil thia weekend. Jug. call 87 MAIN ST.—Well cared .,for 2- 1957 Renault Dauphine Sedan reports at law rate*. , wlHi ottroctiv* fioM stono rataining w$dl. Pius o W All Around Machinists cluded. Rent reasonable. For Ir- DOANE STREET—Bowers School. BUILDERS MGNTAUK PARK > A showpiece formatlon call Ml 9-1690. family home, garage. Uit 70x168. 36-incli G«.E. rang*, ond oxtra-sp*ciol kuidscap- BROTHERS Modified ranch, 6 rooms, bath, Price $17,800. Maddine Smith. MI ' EXCLUSIVE SALES BY Only $266 Down MI 3-2621 after 6 p.ni. G O O D PAY OVERTIME OPPORTUNITiES . . . FRINGE lENEFITS garage, 1200 square feet living 9-1842. Many more fine car* always at UNCOLN-continental AIR-OONDmONED S-room office'; ing. MERCURY-EDSEL 100% Malh Street. location, PfJTk- area, plur finished basement rec­ The WILLIAM E. BELHORE AQENCY GRINDING and sharpening—^arm ENGLISH FORD Ing. Marlow's. 887 Main 8t, reation room, gumlqum ' com- MANCHESTER — Six room Ctepe-,! Take Sullivan Ave. to (iraham Rd., proceed 1 mile to Aral left 2 unfinished, flrepla^je. gumlnum; PHYL*ERN REALTY r. Ai Boggini W. E. Belfioro DE COJtMlER MOTOR atid houadhold tools, lawn ..nowera . blnation windows, hot water otl MAL TOOL & iNGINEERING CO. 801 CENTER SintEET AD l-t2 ia MU S-9489 RT AD 9-8199 SALES and saw* preciatop aharpehed, (Meadow R4.) 2nd right off Meadow. 4th house oii right. It’s a STORE FOR RENT, excellent heat, attic fan, walking distance storm 'windows, good ' locatit , ,rS8 Main Street Ml, 3^5121 motors serviced. Empaon H. bargain at $16,600. Stop In. nr call Jack I^ppen at MI 4-1894. 291 ADAMB BTREBT MI 8-6185 cation SOO'square (t.^ alr-condi- all jichools. bus, Occupancy Dec. P r ic e /$13,800! Call owner. MI Manrhaaier'a Rambler Dealer Ahom, 'Maple St., -EUlngipn, TR OlfBN EVENING* Benad optional. Tel, liO 1-1161. 1, $17,900. Owner MI 9-9897. . H MAPLE^ S t., MAN(;jHESTBR B-H66, f 'I S-4 «««■■ 1^1 A. V- /* p i • ’ ^ A

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Fair, eool teelgiit. Lew I t G range InHtalls’ |' 12,925 ee. bwmejt. ea^m^Me4l E^girei ^hi About Towu Member of the Audit New O fficers . Bureen ef OIrealetloB da,r. Wffli 88 to Se. Mpnehenter^— A City of Village Charm A i*bb«th ^ -it T>mpl« Sholom tontjthi New officers of 'Vsnohester i i: Or*nge No. 31 were ( it ■ t i 11 e d : i;:. • t tiSO VOt. LXXVIII, NO. 287 TEN PAGES—TV SECTION MJiNCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1959 (Cln aHiod Adverttotaif ea Faga 81 Wednesday night with past msa- : For trhom thr $rhool hpll toU», , . we're alt tet to PRICE n V E CENTS Regi*t«itJon of n»m pupil* «t tera scltng as Installing officers Teit^l* Belii Sholom rfltpou* The new officers sre Madelyn i ■ •chool win h*. held Tu*»*y »’Seksn(J hiiftet 1 Also. James McBnerty. aecre-;;;;; to Deal tary; Betty Dunbar, gatekeeper; ^ dv Congress Windup *plU bs h«ld K'r msmbrr* *nri Killed on On Bond Rates. irusits of th* ElHnpfon Ridpf rltib i Roberta .lames, Ceres;' Glail.va, |i:v eunday at * poi. Sloani F-lora: Dorothy Hutaoh. Po- di; ' mona; Charlotte Hutchins, lady ’ Washinirton, Sept. 5 (fp)—^farm mirpluae*. It feeumes work Waflhington, Sept. 5 (/P)— assistant steward; Reginald ' Weekend SenatoFs today continued On the pro|Kisals today Congress, already buffeted by The Ladies of S t James »jll James, member of executive corn* '/ U tth Girls' Although the legislators worked presidential vetoes, faced the atari the fall season with an miltee for two .veers, and Reatnce :. CLOSEP MONDAY. LABOR DAY . . . By THE ASAOCIATED PRBM thflir slow push toward ad­ under limited debate, fiery ora); autuRm buffet supper Sepi 14 at Utile Boys' journment, but in the path added threat today of recall Garden Grove, at d 30 p.m Tirltets , IjiUle execiitive committee for | dj; OPEN EVERY MONDAY THEREAFTER! Millipns of Americana epn- tory and a series of rollcail votes Brr»«n Buirtift three years. ; ORLON CARDIGANS, lay a host of tough legisla­ still left a pile of amendments to to a special fall session to With Laos Aid Pleas must be purchased before Sept. 11 ' tinued their travels today as me6t President Eisenhower’s ilembers may purchase tirkets i/ Enfiafted Soloist was Albert Heaviside, JERSEYS'n Styled by May Claire. Completely wash­ tion and the stubbornness of be considered. accompsnled by Marjonf Morri­ the Labor Day, hroliday en­ Wayne Morse. . When the farm surplus program demand for authority to con­ at/er the *. P 10 or 11 a m Mas«e* able. .Choose from a wide aaaortment of 1* out of the way, the Senate still ^ S., on Sunday or from any rneiwber The engagement of Mia* Mari son, pianist. Past .Master BestHre j; colors in eir.es 4 to 8x. tered its first full workless Sen. Morse (D-Ore) ,hae been, trol interest rates on govern­ ■of the ex^utive board. • ’ garet Angelina O'Reilly to John | Little was presented her Jewel by SLACKS day. dipping into his jitore of legisla­ must consider such legislation as ment bonds. Gustave Anderson, past master. . the foreign aid appropriation, the William Lahda Jr.. »on of Mr j A last summer's outing found tive know-how ^to toss parliamen­ The special aesaion possibility Columbia Decarlt was chairman of ;; • i ' * ths highways, buses, air Imes and gasoline tax Increase, the increase Eisenhower A Knichli of Cofombus aetbark and Mrs, John W. Lahda Daisy-' *2.98-*3.98 tary obstacles in the way of Sen­ assumed solid proportions as ri- the refreshment committee LONG SLEE3 E COTTON KNIT trains crowded with travelers as ate leaders trying to close down in interest rates on government *ult of yesterday’* Hrtuae action tournament will start Sept 11 at tn«m Pa , I* announced by hef- Members were Informed that d e r s a a x E the summer vacation season drew bonds, a new public works bill, I pm ai.'the K. of C Home INFANT AND TOT SHOP shop by next Saturday. denying Eisenhower's urgent re­ mother. Mrs. Charles O'Reilly, .38 there'will he a change of meeting d to a close. and, perhaps another housing bill. quest fqr repeal of the 4M per ; Boek-tO'S^hoei JERSEYS ' Main Floor, Rear X The National Safety • Council On Labor Day. for example, The antagonism between Morse Concerned LAncaster Rd. place Mr East Central, Pomona. Morse, angry that the Senate is rent legal limit on long-term bond The Wesleyan University It will he held at Vernon Grange In stripes and scj'ds. Machine - - _ estimated that heavy travel on the and Johnson over adjournment yfta* O'Reilly la s grsdaute of scheduling work on a holiday, interest rates, Alumni Club of Hartford will hold . Sept 12 at 4 p.m. followed by washable. Sizes 8” iontha to T highways might kill 4.40 motorists appears to be growing sharper. By a topheavy 378-7 vote, the .Mount Saint Joseph Arademv. veara. ahd pedestrians during the peak plans to read a 3-volume hiatory The Oregon senator was off the Its first luncheon meetinR of. the supper St fi;3fl p.m of labor to his colleagues. house sent to the Senate a bill al­ Over Strife college year at noon Tuesday m West Hartford and is empl^iycd At the next regular maetmg the, driving period beginning at 6 p.m. floor when Johnson obtained unan­ lowing the Treasury to boost inter­ with.’Travelers Insurance Co first and second degrees will . he Friday and closing midnight Mon­ But Senate Democratic Leader imous consent of the Senate to the Embasfj- Room of the Hen- Her dance attended California B A ^ *1.25 *1.98 Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas in­ est payments on the government's By WILLIAM N. OATU hlem Hotel Raymond J. Walsh, conferred on a class of candidates. day in all time zones. consider overriding the housing popular denomination “E" and “H” High School: CaJifoinia. Pa . and By comparison, only 307 persons tends to meet the Sept. 12 target veto. United Nationa, N. Y., Sept. chairman of Wesleyan • deparl- aervprt three years In the U.S date by keeping the Senate in long bonds from SV* to 3 3-4' pet cent. 5 UP)—Secretar>' General Dag • ment of school sen'ices sAd publi-, _A L(»0 — died In motor crashes throughout Afterwards. Morse wrote an an­ The Senate flnance committee la Arm\ He la employed h\ .lone* Come «nd see our lovel.v n.ssortmpnt of hack the nation in a corresponding 78- sessions. He let the tired legisla­ gry flote to the majority leader: Hammargkjold hurried home cStnms. wull discuss the activittea W a d d e l l S e t s tors go home last night only after scheduled to take up the bill to- of the Wesleyan Univeraily Priyi and tj»iighlin Aliquippa Pa rro hour period of a non-holiday week­ "1 was called off the floor for i day. from South America today to The wedding will take place th school bags for the ,\oung mi.s.s and Ipen WASHABLE COBDITlOT end two weeks ago. That weekend a working day that stretched over not more t h ^ three minutes on The club v«Hl meet on the second almost 14 hours. i,,„. While accepting the boost In deal with I.«o8’ appeal for a Sept 28 at St. .lames Church G ouiilrv F air O ct. 3 agp.r. Choosp from top handlp or'shoulder was surveyed by the - Associated an emergenc.v matter. : .savings bond* rates, (he House de- Tuesday of each month at the, SLACKS Press to reach a figure against At that time the sharply-divid­ "Subseqiiently, w’hen I tried to U.N. ta«k force to atop any 'Heuhjein. Strap stylp. ed Senate was working on pro­ ' flantly turned down the main fea­ aggresflion from Communist A barbecue tenderloin of beef Double knee for longer wearing. which to gauge the impact of holl. discuss this matter at your desk ture of the President's Interest Waddell PTA will hold Its an= Colors: Brown, navy apd gray day traffic. posals to dispose of billions of dol­ North Viet Nam. Robert- Davidson who lives dinner at " pm tomorrow will nual country fair Oct 3 on the lars worth of government-held rate program, which would give precede a dance at the Flllnglon school groiinds There will be mixtures In sizes 3 to Bx. TTie fl^st reported traffic fatal­ (Continued on Page Two) him authority to disregard the President Elsenhower was de­ nith his daughter Mrs. vW'tlham Ridge Country Club Al .larvis' *1 0 0 T ^2.98 ity of the current holiday period scribed today as Concerned abbut T. Mehl. 11 Foxoroft Dr. has re­ hnoth.s for jewelry, new and used WM recorded at North Reading, present 4' 3 . 2 5 ,*tas8. late yesterday where a long-term government bonds from P a m to 1 a m. hooks, plant., and home baked maturing in five year* or longer. land, where the PresidsnC' is rest­ rhuds'. Formerly atationeid aa n- woman was killed in an automo­ ing after his west European'mis­ nlian personnel at the U S. Naval goods. INEANT a n d t o t s h o p In a special message to Con­ bile-truck collision. gress last month, the President sion, press secretary James Hag- Station and at Kindley Air Force ' k^bnibers of Memorial l..odge No Special attraction., for children .Main Floor, Rear From the fatality standpoint Democrats Ponder erty said the Chief of Btafb '3# declared "no Issue qf greater im­ Base ther^ since 1P41 he retired 38 Knights of Pythiaf. have been will be clown*, games pony rides, » \ - y • • / 19.41's Labor Day weekend was keeping in close touch with the J requested''MY (MM^ORB LABOR DAY west side of Central Park last tee. announced he was recommend­ ,;In a. statement he accused Rsp. Lm Metcalf (D-Mont) ac­ B,V TIfll A"S*OCIATED"TBBE#8'61ie 'edfiferted with Mao Tze-tung night. • A statement 'tSMied after­ RUG and night and early today. ing no further action in this ses­ Bfsanhower of "playing )>olltics PrsiMsr Nikita 8. Khrushchev is for four days. Afterward the 'IVimbenry, fiooUand, Kept. 5 lypi ward tmphasizsd that Laos la Residents and paasersby com­ cused th# Eisenhower adminiatcaT sion. Sparkman said he is willing with honwing legislation." (CoBtinned on Page Ten) iteadlhg 'for ¥’sjpihFIltF^»y Sovietk- changed their tactioe to­ .^President ntm iidw ey toibiy tw- “within the-regtow of •dtrecflntar*’ SKIRTS Nylon Tricot plained to police that they were to “let the country’ see what It "The ^cr,v record being written ward a summit meeting. gan another round of golf topping set of SBATO." - • OPEN DAILY UPHOLSTERY NYLON being annoyed by such persons on Would be like to be without a hous­ bv the adirtlnistr£tion will. I pre­ he .returns from his U.S. visit. In fact, Khrushchev’s retreat al his 'first drive into the rough. Laos is not a member of 0EATO sidewalks bordering the park ing proi;ra,m for a few months." dict. come fo haunt the Republican 'i'he Soviet leader said iii Mos­ that time was viewed as his first "My, my," he sighed, as he but the anti-communiat organiza­ 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. S5.98 TO ^8.98 SLIPS from 66th to 88th Streets. ^ Sen. Prescott Bush ,(R-Conn) Party,’’ he said. "T)iia veto today cow yesterday he would go to the serious public setback. The pre­ smilingly shook his head. tion regajrda the Asian kingdom as CLEANING Special Police squads rushed Into ac­ 14d the fight by which thC'vfto was Is but one more nail, so to speak, Red Chinese's capital Sept'. 29. mier had accepted a western pro­ The President followed two under it* protection. / A back to school mu.stl We’ve a choice tion. Between 8 p.m. and 3 a.m. sustained on a .4S-.36 vote—five in the cofDn of the Republican Five Children He did not discuaa the purpoae for posal for talks between government other players who did the same It wa* understood that there was Td. Ml 9.17S2 Regular BPihi-.sprvicp nylone. 60 selection in embroidered and lace trim they nabbed the 61 young men on short of the two-thirds needed lo Party.” the trip but it, was clear he in­ chiefs within the framework of the thing. no substantial discussion of inter­ BLAZERS gauge, 30 denier. Reigetone in all disorderly conduct charges. override, Bush said he thinks the tend# to brief Communist China's United Nations' Security Council, Standing on the first tee of the vention by SEA TO while tJie Laoe ®r stvles'with or without panels. Sizes Elsewhere in the city, a 74-year- Sen. J. William Fulbright VD- Killed by Gas government on his talks with .sizes. Democrats will come around when Arki said Eisenhower has abused on the 19.48 Middle East crisis. Turnberry course, where he played appeal rests before the U.N, FREE DELIVERY • Ml 3-7723 Ml 3.5747 32 to 4‘2. old man was beaten and robbed, a the,v coo) off. Pre.sident Eisenhower. It wa* generally accepted in yesterday, Elsenhower joked with The United States la rUshing aid flO.98Andn2.98 policeman was slabbed and a 6.4- his veto power to the point that (Red China ha* officially ap- ONI-V “I don't think they can take the there is a threatened "breakdown In Wi sconsin Moacow that Khrushchev changed his partners and a group of about ,vear-old woman was robbed at responsibility for not having a in our form of government.” '’proved o( the talks but western hia mind about a summit confer­ 20 spectators and policemen. (OontbiiMMl on Page Three) Pair 79e 3 r,ir *2.25 ipiripoint in her home. bill," he said In an interview. diplomats have said they believed ence within the U.N. a* a rehult of GIRLS' DEPARTMENT *3.98 -.Sen. Thruston B. Morton of Ken­ The President Is relaxing in HOAIRRV BAR—Main Floor Meanwhile, Gov. Nelson A. “Thai ia eapeciall,v true when it la tucky. the Republican national Townsend, Wia., Sept. ,4 (A>i — China felt left out when the ex­ this meeting. Scotland until Monday after his Gamer's Take Elevator To Seemnd Floor LINGERIE D|6PT.—Main Floor Rockefeller and Mayor Robert F, perfectly possible. under- the Five children, ratiglng in age from change of visits was announced. 8 SUMMER ST. . chairman, said he is convinced the . U.S. officlaia said in Washington 9-day mission of consultations Wagner planned new moves In an terms laid down by the President, one to 10 years, were found dead The diplomata said the Chinese it was understandable Khrushchev with West European leaclers on W# Give Green Stamp* all-out battle against an explod­ to have a good bU) and one that (CenMnned on Page Three) and their mother in ’critical con­ may feel any euing of 17.S.-Soviet might visit his Communist Allies in the eve of SLoviet Premier NlklU ing wave of juvenile violence dition last night in their bne-room tensions could damage her own view of Eisenhower's diplomatic S. Khrushchev’e visit to ths Unit­ Bfdletins ASHFORD LAKE, Inc. which look the lives of four chil­ Helen Harper cottage in this northeastern Wis­ position with Moscowi.' visit* to the key c'apitals of West­ ed States. . . from th« AP Wirai OFFERS dren within a week and left many consin community. They appar­ Khrushchev made the surprise ern Europe. They also pointed out 'iSie sun was shining brightly as Injurert.'' 62 B illion Faces ently died from ga* poisoning. a.nnouncement during conversa­ that Red China La holding the 10th the foursome went to tlie tee. Rockefeller and Wagner agreed Mrs. Gloria Rovge, *2, Milwau­ tions with Premier Josef Cyran- anniveraary celebration and that it We’ll play for a bob a side," MATCH MATES on general principles at a meet­ kee, the mother of the children, kiewlcs ,of Poland and other offi­ was customary for top Communists FBONDUa BOWS TO ARMY said' the President. A bob means Bomim Aires. Aig n iUMi, 8np4. Choice Building Sites ing yesterda.v, although Rockefel­ was in critical condition at a cials at a reception opening the to Invite other foreign Commu­ a shilling—which la 14 cents. A In nxeiting faN fothien eddn! ler declined lo make any detailed Laona hospital: Polish industrial exhibition here. nists to attend. 5 (4P)—Oea. Onrios 'foraiu» Mra* recommendations. The governor Iden ti-Kit Provides The children were identified as Thia wilt be the Soviet ieader'a Khnischev boasted in the . The Preeident wa* teamed again tern emerged today an Argen- AT and mayor will, meet Tuesday Kathy, JO; Chris, 7; Cindy, 5; second visit to Red China in little speecjt ■ broadcast by Moucow with Tumberry’e club profeaelon-' ttaa’s .military enair alter Free* with city and state officials and Kenny, 3, and Caroline, i. more than a year. Last aiimmer. a), Ian Marchbank. 'dent Arturo Freadbl bowed te Radij> that the odd* favdred the army demaadn. Retaetated aa THE civic, and religious leaders. , The bodies'w.ere found at about Soviet Union in the race he de­ Playiifg against them wer4 U.S. ASHFORD LAKE The two agreed on three gen­ U p.m. last night when Mrs, Ken­ Ambassador to Britain Jbbn Hay eoaunajider hi chief. Toraazo. CriminaVs Picture scribed as "peaceful competition." Whitney and William E. Robinson, Montero began planning a re­ OFF ROlTE 44 eral principles:: neth Posselt of Townsend, and a "If anything threatens the Cap­ Matching Sweaters 1. New tfork's Puerto Rlcans,are babysitter, Sandy SacRett. called chairman of the boerd of (Toe* shuffle la the aatloa’s top mtl^ 26 MILES EAST OF MANCHESTER italist countries.” Khrushchev Cola. tary eeheloiM. He did aei die- flne people, and Should not be NOTE—Kyewltneeeee to erimes^OonsId But that Isn't w hit we’re at the Rovge cottage on MaCTaus- News Tidbits saifi^ "it ia only the victory of the i hlamed generally because Puerto Mn Brook, seven milea northwsst Robinson, an old golfing friend close his plans, bat .lt Is eegtata PROPERLY PRICED • LIBERAL TERMS The .soft luxnra. fp.e!s like cash mere, wash often have a graphic picture of trying to achieve. TTie maln thing, Cull^ from AP Wires Socialist .(Communist) camp In of the President, 'arrived at Chil- that nffleer* who lost oat.ia the Rican yout,h* were involved in all , what the criminal looks like. But is to make a likeness close enough of here in Oconto County. Mrb. this competition." - near rehelHon wUt he repiaeed Iqr F and woar.s like the wonderful pill resistant four recent ,yoiith gang slayings. Posselt. a family friend, was to zean Castle tills morning. He had SALESMEN ON. PREM1ISE8 SATURDAV, , I how to traqjimlt that picture to 4o that we ran eliminate people "We are challenging the Cap- flown In from New York. ; geaerale to his Mklng, Toraose SUNDAT, MONDAY—n A.M. lo 7 P.M. orlon it is. We ha\ e tlje whole golden, eras 2. Youth camps would he a-good ■ officers and possibly the next' vic­ who obviously^couldn't be auspecta drive Mrs. Rovge to .Townsend to Connecticut Go. file* petition italial epuntriea to peaceful com­ Mentero’s reappetetmeat waa Idea for 'some delinquents. "Bet- Join her husban'd,' John. 44, who With Robinswi was another old CALL Ml S-ft440 nr Ml P-IHtga worth of colors and !es for von in Helen tims? A sherilf’s division chief in the crime.'^" with ' Ptiblic Utilities Commission petition." said Khnishchev. "In golfing friend, W. Alton Jones, followed by the reotgaattoa of TV viewing 34 to 4n,. has come, up with a device that The available slides make It wna driving up from Milwaukee requesting'permission to abandon thia competition of two aystems. War Secretary tavlBO Aaaya the Harper sweaters. Sizes to spend the weekend with his (Ooi.tlnuea on Page Ten) seems to do the job. ' Here’s how easier to duplicate aome people’s four bus routes in Middletown . . . there will be no loss of iifa,^ no (CootlBued iM Page Three) man who fired him ta -a saelV told authorities field, the problem of overcrowding atates.” SLIPONS~$3.98 By DIAL TORGBRHON Gable, Identl-Kit expert C. E. Mc- lhatssvhen they arrived at the cot at the Wethersfleld State, Prison In Chicago. Adali Stevenson Jetn Silonep Prolpet QUBaKC PREMIER IN OOMA Police Hunting I/is Angeles, Sept. .4 (A*i "Re­ Elioy assembled tha slides to light* were out and the j may be nehring a solution. Warden finds "some important and en­ Scheflervllle, Qne.. Sept. S uh Route Hartford member that burglar you were •‘'V ’ ..... / 85 Road make hia llkeneaa. It didn’t look doora w>ere locked. She said a.he lMal-k S. Richmond aays. couraging statementa" acattered New York, Sept. 5 OP)—A ' —4)uebee’s fiery Premier Maor- ik CARDIGANS-$5.98 looking for? Well, there’s a man like Gable. ahined a flaahlight through the Legal officers have until j4ept. 28 among the propaganda in Khruah- honking caritvim of automo- Ice Dupleeais lay ia a coma to­ State Trooper at the door who* looks just, like He tried- the same thing with window .and saw the bodies oJiithe to file an appeal with the State chev's recenJL American magazine bllea circled Idlewlld Airport day and partly paralyzed, loa* n e w LONDdi; him. You'd better come and get Richard M. Nixon - ■ and gqt a flnor. Supreme. Court of Errors'^.on be­ article. .. ’ .last night In a mas* protest - litre of the 'Roman Catholic , East Lansing, Mich., Sept. .4 (.pi him." likeness which could be immedi­ Mrs. Posselt returned to Town­ half of Arthur Culombe, convicted Stevenson cqm'mented yesterday by Queen* resident* against Church w.cre ad miniate red th . Get him the pojice did. He's ately Identified as the Vice Pres­ send to Inform authorities and told killer . . . Independent movie pro-, the 9B-yeor-old provincial pre­ —Capt. Thoma.s Grant of Slate in jfill today—end all because of on Khrushchev's article in For­ jet plane noise. Police said today that, the chances ident. r her husband. Meanwhile, f^ovge' ducer Leonid KIpnis in "somewhat eign Affairs, the quarterly publl- , About 150 ear* drove' mier. Re waa atrtekea with foor. WATERFORD ••'Also — that pjeture of him. “There will be more slides pro­ had arrived- from Milwaukee. Improved and in fair conditlan.’’ at -hcain hetnorrhagro while en a of finding a mysterioiisjjif missing Actually, it wasn't a picture, at chtton of New-York’s Council on around the field. Irving Spiro, state trooper alive '-'aife diminish­ duced as time goes on,” explains Rovge and Poaaelt'returned to Norwalk Hospital after being at­ Foreljrn Relations. organizer of the cavalcade, visit to this renwte Iron mining 'all. ' It was a composite of fea­ Chief McDonald "The manufac­ the cottage, .broke down the door tacked by four, of his boxer dogs town In northeastern QoelM ’ ing by the hout.'>^ . tures, assembled from 'slides in a The Russian leaders' slogan's of said , “We all realize 'th at the The ex-copVifct he had set out to turer will lease ■the machines to and todk the bodies outside. while trying to break up a fight be­ which be took pride In helping device deye’loped to help make Coroner Clarence McMahon Said ‘^peaceful' coexistence" ahd "non- j jet age is here to st*y hut we SPEED BOWi qiu4st.tdn.-^vhen he vanished two law enforrement agencies: The. tween them. interference in the affairs of oth­ want the pitot* to stop hedge­ to dex einp. ’ , quick idehtifleatipn plcturbs of the children apparently died some­ THE MATCHING SKIRTS oay?-Wgo had shed' no light on agencies will get the new slides as Vice Pr-esident Nixon will stop er Cfnintries" ■ are mere Soviet! hopping over our homes.” siiiipects w’anted for crimes. they become available.’,' time Thursday night because’ ihe> briefly at Bradley Field Sept. 19 on so’s home heating the disappearance of 29-year-old The device is called the Identi- propaganda. Stevenson said. | At times during' the dem­ BRASS PACT A O Btpi^' ^'Trooper Albert Sdjiden and Capt. Right qow.only men's features his way to the Eastern States Ex­ Ansonia. Sept. 5 (iPi—Tenta-' Straight, slim" lines with a" double^ fashion Klt. It Was developed by H. C. (Continued on Pago Ton) In a statement,. Stev.enson com­ onstration the horn blowing our w ay I Grant said: “We have found noth­ are avaUable. I.4Lter women and position in .Springfield . . , Secre­ mented; '' , , . . was drowned out by jet noise five agreenMmt on new coatract Cah Collins Repeat? McDonald, a division chief for the tary of State . Ella 'T. Grasso an- flip of side pleating. I00d(- French spun ing to disprove' his story." Ix>8 Angeles County Sheriff’s De-. children’s features may be added. Airport, (offirlatar made no terms between the Intcmattonal Voii get preimum quality “Our big problem now," Grant The kits will be lea.sed for about' o fv * I I nounccanbunres seconasecond roniereneeronferenee orof mu- Union of Mine, Mill nad Smelter zepher wool. .Sizes, 10 to 20- partment. *300 a year, (Contlhiied'.on Page Three) comment. Mohilheat adth RT-98 , . . th* said, J'ia finding our officer-" » IjOS Angeles Sheriff Peje .Pitch- "*l*'lP**l election offidala from 1858 Workers (ind.) and the Ameri- moet completely effective fuel A posse of scores of state police ess—Who ■ has shown the kit to “At that price, any law enforce­ will be held Thursday in Rocky Hill ewi Bms* Co. waa aanonnoed i‘r k :k ment agency can afford 'one,'’'aaya oil additive m use today. And and sheriff’s , deputies were ready Scotland Yard and officers of the Classified as Hoax & ‘’un."m- ehri.v today hy Irving Dtehter. ' ' you gel premium service. Aii- *598 to take lip anew the wide and in- French ' SUrete—calls it "the Chief" JdcDonaldi “But the com­ secretary-trMUHirer of the union. tejialve search they called" off at greatest discovery for law en-* pany Won't lease them unless they ployment in^Connecticiit is at It* Dichter said the agreement . .tomatic deliveries . . . a bal- nl^tfall yesterday. train men to use them. The .flrat Sajita Barbara, Calif., Sept. 8 lowest point'since La >or Day 1857. Modern Day Stalin onlls for a 2-ycaf contract with '• TO DRIVER WHO BEATS BILL SLATER , anted pa.vment plan and many forcemeht' since flngerprinting." school starts in October., It will be - The Coast Guard has Written Negro groiifi at .Tqckson, Mias., I :n-.: SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT ^ Grant .said the man held in Sou- It works like those children's a wage package of 18.4 cento AND WINS 25.LAP FEATURE . other extraa design,ed to make den’s disappearance refused a He a 40-h6iir course, and there ahould off a radio report of a submarine- protests a white man’s plan to per hour for the first year. Tha games—the ones where different yacht collision as a hoax. SLATER'S PROTEST OF LAST WEEK UPHELD. home haatini rtallv easy- . Take Elevator To' Second Floor detector test last night and. would eyes, 'noses and mouths fit to­ be 20 or 25 officers, from all oveh build a home in a Negro section, pact also rarrieo a wage reopen- he re-qiiestloned today. the country, enrolled in it.” ' It called off a seal-ch after jiunt- egying "wc don’t want anything Hp considei'a himself'a diplnmat. lag clailae for. July ’l; I960. WILL COLLINS BEAT jm i AGAIN ? gether to make hifferent faces. ing yesterday for evidence of a to happen which would cause any He is a man of many moosl;. "HAVE PUN^AT MY FALL FASHION FAIR" Alvin'W, Knight, tS^tear-old ex- But in the kit there are 500 slides, Use of the kit by a law enforce­ .Aboqt 2.800 workers are alloet- . Mobilheot ,?.ts , convict and one-time mental pa­ ment agency the local sherifTs wrecked vesael. trouble.'-' ..Policeman stabbed In He i.4 a Communist, but conservatism and cap"' ed la plants In .Ynsonia., Tor- from which 62 billion faces can be Amhteur raBlo operators Robert I R A C E S-T O M O R R O W S:30 P3I. Nbe deen-eettoA SAYS GLORIA SW ANSON OF PURITAN We welcome charge accbunt8L«^." Green Tradiitg Stamps are given with tient, wAa rushed here for ques­ created. It takes 5 or 10 minutes office.,— started only four months groin apprehending a teenage italism color his thinking. rlngtoa )ud Builnlo, N.Y. TIm ■ eddWve tioning after his arrest at a wood­ to make one likeness. . ago. ,In that time, say# McDonald, Wainfleid'pf Lo* Angeles and Clar­ pickpocket in Brooklyn subway com panynnanafacturea 'hraaa IK A T U R E S— ADULTS St.M,"KIDS SOc Biis.v jieople Ifklp clothes with .simple, unhusy tine.s^ cash stiles and also it^msfomers who .pay their bharge account within land cabin in northern Miohigan it ha* aided In solving scores of ence Melnikel of Inglev^ood. Calif., station','; .Patricia Stillwell, IS, He is a man .many Americans wjll be seeing in and braas products. After a burglahy in a Los Ange­ reported esHy yesterday hearing a Bal^more, kills s^f- playing RusL a few days—Nikitfi“S. Khrushchev, chief of the Gloria Swans^jn had just these thoughts in mind fifteen (1.5) days hilling date. . yesterday. Souden ‘ ^ disappeared les suburb, a deputy with the kit crimes. ■ ’ FREE SARKINe outside downstate Howell. “There has been quite a lot of"in- distress call’.which said'a yacht aian Roulette with 6-nhot revolver Soviet Union...... , CRASH KlUit 4 MARINES ft GIVE ^ when she He.signed this coat-flres.s with unprejised interviewed an eyewitness who had been rammed by.'a aubnriarine Kiiight was seized as he lay In had- seen the man. Hia likeness terest in it from overseas.” says. St, Louis firemen call upon po­ To mark his vi-aiLan Associated Press special­ Warreaton, Va..* Sopt. S (84-1- . ^REEI^STAMPS pleats! In orlon and wool jersey (St(Krr2fKr) it is It FREI^ p a r k in g Roar of Our Sfort . . . :.pi| bed. The missing trooper’s gun McDonald. "It can be used Inter­ off Southern California's Point lice sharpshooters to shoot holes Four Marinea en mate home r was put together, photographed, Conception. ist in Soviet affairsl William L. Ryan, has writ- ‘ ideal for housewives ami office-goers alike. Kas.v was found in his belt.. and copies shown around the nationally. Bach slide has a onde In burning 150-foot high ^ n k and were killed epriy today In tho 1 MONDAY, LABOR DAY NIOHT I I- wear, easy care and .ver.i practical for around the Knight denied.. knowledge of number, and all we have to do ia The message saidS;^ “Sinking off relieve pressure bitilding up inside, ten a revealing series of articles for this new.*-' hesut-on wreck of a tractor- neighborhood to see If anyone else Point Conception . . . cajj th4 Coast 8400 NON-rOBD FEATURE dock dutie.s. Roval Bliie, Black, Red, Crreen. Soiiden's . disappearance, but, po­ had seen the suspect. relay the numbers whiph go into it.. .State - Health Commissioner paper. trailer and n sedan two milea MORIARTY lice said they also found In the a face snd a likenesa can Im made Guard. 'The water is 'tip to 'm y Dr. Franklin' M. Poote aays Con- Ryan has watched Khrushchev at firsUiand. south of hero. State-PaUcc l No on4 elsf-had. But when the shoulders . . . sinking fast . . . Misses' and Wompn's'bizes...... $ 1 0 .9 8 . cabin a nofo addressed to Knight's man rang a doorbell on a ’pretext, any place in ths world there la necUciit wilt need, about 10,900 and foflowed closely his career as a modern day ttfied the vIottnM aa Ronald Rob- . iw iiiu CORK 1 mother, saying he would be gone another kit." ^ Please, God.” ” more. hospital beds by .Ju ly 1, Inson, 24, of Howard. Pa.; Bun- B RACES ^ MONDAY. 8 P.M. BROTHERS while casing his next job, th# In­ Stalin. . His stories will give you a fresh insight HA1,E'.>^ READY 'til. U'EAR D E PA R T *H E ^^ for a few days, that police were- tended victim was a Jiouaewlfe .The voice identified the yacht aa ^1860.. Loulsi G. Feldman. . 49. sel E Dblen. 2t, of Blglersvtllo, after him and were chehking his the Unicorn. The Coast Guard safd 'Hazelton, Pa..\ new commander of into the personality of Nikita Khrushchev. Pa.; Thomas V, Ruchalian. 19, of 3^1 >315 Contar St. . Take Elevator To Karnnd Floor MAMCHSSTia COHH* .1 who ha.d seen the composite pic-' it had not been able to find a boat the VFW aays he is going io tead- HUAC HREWORKS DISPUY 'car. ture. She recognised h