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PINEHURST Calls Savs India Intruder k.. ■ 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 <lanca ail! hi held tomorrow p m. at Orange Hall. All members The woman, whose name waa not cording to the letter. from 8 to l i pjn. at the. Ellington 1 are requested - tb attend because Distress Calls Ridge Country Club. Refreshments there Is-ifrlpbrtant huelneae to be s^ l include hamburgf and cokes 'UjteiL upon. \ trip to the Orange Passes j Home will be arranged. On Radio Sav Chapman Cburt. Order of Am­ Calls aranth. will meet ln,4he Ma.sonlr Temple tomorrofw kt 7:4h p m A Choral Club Plans^ Sub Hit YaQhtl social hour will follow the buai- SHOP HALEYS ; ------- ness meeting, and refreshments Santa Barbara, Calif.,.Sept. ? «*IIl be served by Mrs.;, Etirsheth i Auditions Sept. 10 Walters and her committee Waahington; Sept. 4 (fl*)-—t.‘““*.9^*tion* of tija 4 (/P)—Two amateur radio ! The Hertford Choral lilub w ill! operators said a yacht radioed The House tbday corfipiet^ bor-tela-tiona board In small labor Confessions for chUdren and hojd auditlona for prospective! SELF SERVE - diapufM.. , > 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.
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