Police Arrests the Others Injured Were Pas Conducted

I ■ i t j i THURSDAY, Tb6 Weather PAGE TWENTY-FOUR ATcrage Daily Net Press Ran lEiiiftttttg Hffralh ' For Mm Weak BMed rareeaat of U. 8. Weetage-Uaiwe joM 4Mi, iaeo ) can driven by Paaquale Perrina, Pair, aool toilglit. Low. le Mk Tbs Past Chiefs Club of Memo Fivein Crash 21, of 89 Eldridge S t, and Marilyn rial Temple, Pythian BUters, will Radio Auction by Kiwanians C. Stavenb, 21, of Lake St., Ver 13,125 Satoi6Bif fMr. little ehaage., |B‘ About Town meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Suffer Injuries non, collided at the Center. Miwkar ot Mm Audit tuuperatura. Migh M -IK.; home of Mrs. Cari Hildlng, 801 Benefits Youth Projects Fund Police- said heavy trafBc there l r « i n a a te u of Glrculatlou Manchestar-Â City mf Village Charm tgi«« Brands Ann Cole has tieeh Main St. Mrs. Howard Smith will Five persons escaped with only was partly to blame. i to the dean’e list at the assist the' hostess. Members will minor injuries as the result of a 3- Damage was llghLl'and there New Engiind Conaervatory of Mu bring their sewing materials in A novel way of raising funds* m-nufacturers. Early reports to- were no injuries or iêsts. (Clasrifled Advarttttkg aa Page 18) preparation for the fair. car accident at W. Center St. and (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1960 PRICE FIFE CENTS sic for the spring term of 1960. ____ ... __ 1 . u-.— dlcate that there will he at least Waddell R<». shortly after 4:30 yes- sew VOL. LXXIX, NO. 296 She la the daughter of Mr. and for youth projects Is being under one new automobile up for bid. taken' by the Kiwanis Club of "torday afternoon.. Cars involved Mrs. EJverett J. Cole, 67 Lyndale Stafford Juvenile Grange will Most of the merchandise, however. w ê driven by Mrs. Irene O. Scar- Notice S t, and is entering her Junior hold open installation. Friday at 7 Manchester. is expected to fall below glOO re pell6\,of East Hartford and Mrs. slim year at the conservatory where p.m. at Stafford Orange Hall. The The project, a radio auction, is tail value. Mildred Tjrol of Columbia. she le majoring in the organ. public is invited.. scheduled to take place over sta.‘ The local club has participated ' Those injured included Mrs. W E HAVE Da Il Y ^ tlon WINF on the evenings of No in many fund raising proJecU Ruth Emily Neubert, daughter Scarpello, who was thrown from iiROiie!f/A Officers and members of the vember 15 and 16 between 8:30 and scholarships. Best known for her car and complained of chest DELIVERY TO THE VFW Auxiliary Win meet tonight of the Rev. and Mrs. John Neubert, and 11 o’clock. 577 E. Center St, has beeh accept many years has been the annual and back pains; and a passenger NtARINOfAIDr at 7:30 at the John B. Burke Merchandise contributed by lo Kiwanis Peanut Sale. in her car, Mrs. Michael Balon of 6 -9. Funeral Home, 87 E. Center St., to ed for the accelerated program at cal retail and manufacturing con the Coventry Day School. Pioneer Circle, who complained of BOLTON pay final respects to Mrs. Dora cerns will be auctioned off by a a sore right aide. Both were taken Modean, a member of the auxili The paper collection' ■Scheduled team, of Klwanls "announcers.” to their homes. Going 300 ary. A rltuahstlc service will be by the ^manuel Lutheran Boy Bids on the articles will be re Police Arrests The others injured were pas conducted. Officers will wear uni Scouts and Ehcplorers for Satur ceived by Kiwanis "telephone op sengers In the Tyrol car. Mrs. Gene AREA forms. day has been postponed until Oc erators’’ manning a battery of vieve Galenskle of Flanders Rd., Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah, I — IIII - tober. The date will be announced telephones installed for the 2-day Irving Goldberg, 33, of 45 Cre- Coventry, suffered a bruised right Sept. 16 (/P)—British speed, Girls Friendly Sponsors of S t event sent Circle, Rockville, was arrest shoulder and was taken to Man driver Donald Campbell was Meeting soon. Mary's Episcopal Church have Engaged Co-chairmen of the project %re ed early this morning by a State chester Memorial Hospital for PINE LENOX postponed the September meeting Mark- Bogdan, who participated in Trooper aiid charged with disre x-rays. Douglas McDonald, 2Vi, and Injured and his 4,250-horse Mrs. Theodore Powell. 279 Par The engagement of Miss i^Kay Quinn’s Pharmney power auto. Bluebird II, was from tomorrow to Friday, Sept. 23, ker St., la a member of the con a similar Kiwanis project in garding a stop sign. The ’Trooper Diana Tyrol, 2^ both of Columbia, PHARMACY at the church. ference planning conrunlttee for Diane Howies. Southington, and Greenfield, Mass:, and Adam said Goldberg entered Rt. 15 from were taken do the hosiptal for 873 MAIN ST. badly damaged in an accident formerly of Manchester, and Mar Rhodes. W, Middle Tpke. without stopping, examinationii. 299 E. CENTER ST. Anderson Shea Auxiliary, VFT^, the meeting to be held Saturday, at 300 miles per hour this Sept 24. by the Connecticut As tin Karl Schroth, Meriden, is an Teams of Kiwanians under for and Tn doing , so forced him to No arrests were made,. G>ngo Dispute Army Holds will hold a card party tomorrow mer Kiwanis presidents will han swerve his cruiser to avoid a col Both cars were badly damaged T E L Ml 9-0896 PhoiM Ml 3-4136 morning. night at 8 o’clock at the post sociation for Mental Health. The nounced by her parents, Mr. and Campbell waa ruahed by ambu meeting will be held In Old Say- dle solicitations of merchandise lislon. Goldberg was told to ap and had to be towed away. lance to a hoapital at Tooele, Seen* Heading home. brook and will feature Dr. Frank Mrs. Elwood J. .Howies, Southing among the area merchants and pear. in court Oct. lO. , At 8:30 yesterday afternoon. Utah, about 100 mUea to the east. 20 on Staff Fremont-Smlth, director ' of the ton. There waa no immediate word on American Institute of Blolojfical Her fiance is the son of Mrs. hia condition, but peraona who saw To Entire UN Sciences. Hilde Schroth, Klein-Auheim. Ger hlnr after the accidenâid'he had WINDSOftVILLE many, and the late Mattheus a gash on the head/and appeared Of Premier Miss Paula Adams, IS S. Haw Michael Schroth. in . shock and unable to answer United Nations, N. Y., Sept. METHODIST CHURCH thorne St., was named to the I960 Miss Howies is a 1958 graduate questions. He was not expected 16 {HP)—The United States de by THE ASSOCIATED PBBS8 honors list at Vassar-C6 liege, of Manchester High School. She is Uiere until 9 sufn. (MST). clared today the Paramount is Col. Joseph Mobutu blocked WILL HOLD AN Poughkeepsie, N. Y. employed by the Peck, Stow and An attendant at- the hospital sue before the Security Cou.n- Wilcox Co., Southington. said he did not appear seriously The Congo’s parliament from Mr. Schroth was graduated cum hurt when he arrived a t the hos cil is whether or not to sup meeting today in Leopdldville AUCTION laude from the Academy of Art, pital. He was taken "to the enier- port The Congo role of Secre and his troops arrested about Hanau, Germany, in 1948. He is O room for examination. Mrs. tary General Dag Hammar- 20 members of Patrice Lu ATLANTIC employed as a silversmith at the Oro<^‘r ' S bell, refused to leave the ex- THURSDAY. SEPT. 15 y ync uiiinatioii room to talk to newa- skjold and “on this there can mumba’s sta ff.: FURNACE OIL International Silver Co., Meriden. \ be no compromise.’’ There were reports that the dis Automatic Delivery The wedding will take place May w Jhen. . 7:30 P.M. Officials said his $41^ minion The new U.S. declaration puted premier, whom Prerident LT. WOOD CO. 6. 1961. auto was so badly wrecked it may dimmed hopes of finding a for Joseph Kasavubu has ordered ar At ZeliG't Pump Survie* Phone MI 8-1129 never run again. mula which might avert a threat rested. wa.s also nabbed to this BoekvUle Rd., WlndsondUe Ken McKay of Campbell’s pub TTiis is Dona Fablola de Mora y Aragon, daughter of a ened Soviet veto and thus pre show of force by the army coup Legion Auxiliary lic relations staff said Campbell Spanlah nobleman, whose engagement to King Baudouin vent the ohaoUc Congo situation chief. did not appear seriously hurt. of Belûm was announced today. (AP Photofax via from being tossed to an emer The Congo's rising pro-westom To Meet Monday He already had completed one radio from London). gency session of the 82-nation strongman prevented the m e e t^ run over the 12-mile course at General Assembly. of the national parliament, which The first fall meeting of the about 300 miles per hour and was U.S. Ambassador James' ’W. has been largely on Lumiimha’S making a return nm when the car Barco addreêd the 11-nation side, by putting a cordon of heav American Legion Auxiliary will be veered out of control. It apparent Belgian King State News council after Sir Claude Corea of ily armed soldiers about the mod held Monday at 8 p.m. at the Le ly went into a spin, and flipped Ceylon had asserted that both the ernistic parliament house on a gion Home. A jewelry demonstra over three times. Both wheels on United States and the Soviet bank of the Congo River., , tion will follow the business meet the left side were ripped off. Plans to Wed Union had the same objectives on Mobutu men, continuing their of ing. There waa no fire, although fuel Roundup The Congo problem. Corea urged crackdown on the Communlst?..^- K CBMGO Mrs. Clifford Walker is chair apllled about the wreckage. supported Lumumba faction, drove that they find a united appi-oach. Eyery Friday Night A t 8 P.M, man of the hospitality committee. His wife Tonia, rushed to the Spanish Girl Diplomats expressed the belief up In a truck to his official resi RefreshmenU will be served. site of the crackup and went with that the United States would pro dence. Auxiliary members have been Trooper Arrested With U.N. Ghana troops stand him In a UUh Highway Patrol Briissels, Belgium, Sept. 16 (/Pi— pose and get ^ an emet'genc.v as KNIBHTS OF COLUMBUS HOME InviUd to attend a joint installa- ambulance to the hospital. Bridgeport, Sept. 16 UP)- Thomas sembly if the Soviet Union vetoes ing by hut taking no part, more Ucm of the West Hartford L*glon Wltneases said it was possible The engagement of Kng Bau Scianna. 30, Bridgeport, the State a U.S. resolution endorsing the than 100 of Mobutu's soldiers de 138 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER and auxlllaiy Tuesday, Sept. 20, at, the cut on hia head was from the douin of Belgium to the daughter Policeman who was suspended policies of the Secretarj’ General ployed round the residence snd the 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Home, Me U.S. Air Force helmet he wore for of a Spanish nobleman was an Sept. 3 for allegedly having taken in The Congo. premier’s administrative offices morial Rd., West Hartford. protection. Associated Press $10 from a speeder gnd letting-him Corea's appeal for a compromise across the street. nounced today by Belgium’s prime off with a warning, was arrested was interpreted as meaning that Vice President Nixon signs autographs and shakes hands with members of the crowd of some 900 The soldiers herded all the mem hotographer Ed Kolenovaky said minister. on a Superior Court bench war which greeted him at Omaha Airport early today. Ni.xqn attended a breakfast rally at Omaha be bers of Lumumba’s staff they could Slie car appeared to skid out of private efforts by himself and fore delivering a major farm address at Guthrie Center, Iowa. (AP Photofax). eonttol more than half * mile. A radio announcement b.f lere- rant today. Tunisian Ambassador Mongo Slim •find Into the truck and drove away mier Gaston Eyskens broke a The warrant! obtained by State’s had failed to find a formula. He —presumably to Camp Leopold H Mechanics were unable to ex on the outskirts of Leopoldville. plain the crash. ITiey said Uie car well-kept family secret—Bau- Atty. Lorin W. Willis, charged suggested that his own plan for douin's betrothal to Dona Fabiola Scianna with "acceptance of gifts a Congo good offices committee Lumumba, who was reported In Come was in perfect condition when by state police officers,” a violar Send More Overseas Kennedy Says hiding in another villa of the examined after completing the first de Mora y Aragon, daughter of be accepted by the United States the late Don. Gonzalo 4e Mora y tion of the state statutes. and the Soviet Union as part of capital's European section, waa al run. ' Conviction carries a maximum so believed to have been picked up. SAVE Observers at\Lha nearest check Fernandes, Co'unt of Mora. their rival resolutions. penalty of six months in jail and a The actions constitutea the most point aaid It appeared the powerful Baudouin, who was 30 Sept 7, Delegates expected the Rus $100 fine with dishonorable dis sians to veto the U.S. resolution. decisive show of force since Mo auto was accelerating at a tre- has been reported engaged a num- charge from the ^tate Police force. Nixon Reveals butu, the 29-year-old chief of iteff, The offense is' classified as a mis They predicted that a rival So proclaimed Wednesday (corrtet) NOW! (Ooattaoed ea Page Ten) (ConttBued on Page Six) demeanor. viet resolution to oust the com that the army was taking over Scianna appeared in the clerk’s mand of the 18,060-man U.N. force from the African republic 'would With Kennedy in Pennsylvania, control of the young nation’s office in Superior Court this morn On Farm Surpluses Sept. 16 (/P) — John F. Kennedy chaotic government. ing and posted a $500 cash bond. fail to muster the necessary seven votes in the 11-member council. said today Republicans are “con It u’as believed the! main aim The case is expected to be pre tent to do too little” to maintain of the lurests was to prevent Khrushchev Sees U.S., sented in Superior Court later. escape of the Lumumba gjoup to The warrant said Scianna took (CoBtiBued OB Page Ten) Guthrie Center, Iowa, Sept. 16'^pansion of shipments abroad un- America's prosperous position of or Shine der the "Food for Peace" program, leadership in the world. Stanleyville, the center of hi* $10 while on duty on the Merritt UP) — Vice President Richard M. strongest support, which' is on Ifte Parkway. the use of “payments-ln-klnd" Kennedy told a crowd of about Nixon made a pitch for the mid- from farm surpluses to farmers 4.600 persons gathered at e street Congo 800 miles northwest of Soviet Ties Improved The speeder, it developed, was Leopoldville. 1 9 6 0 a State Police sergeant who had Castro’s Police western farm vote today by ad for retirement of laud from pro corner In Lebanon, Pa., that he has Any day—any time—we’re happy to \^1come you, to been aaslgmed to investigate re vocating a domestic "strategic duction of the same crops. no argument with the Republicans Many of the pro - Lumumba ports of similar payoffs. He identi- food reeerve’’ and heavier ship These three proposals followed over their aspirations-for the fu parlamentarians talked of going have you shop around and get acquainted with the Washington, Sept. 16 UP)—^The ♦ ' The forum described Khrush- ture of the United States. to Stanleyville to hold a rump White iRenaa anld today that chev’s telegram as a "propagana fiec’ himself immediately after the Hold U.S. Aide ments abroad to cut price-de generally the ouUinet; of the 1960 MERCURYS and COMETS various departments in our store. message" and said the invitation money allegedly passed and Sci GOP platform. The fourth'called "But,” Kennedy said, "the Re session of the spspended legisla Boviet Premier — Nikita S. pressing surplu.ses. publicans are content to do too ture under the protection of troops Khmahchev has made no ever- to the Soviet premier waa extend anna was suspended on the spot by The food reserves would be for "urgent exploration of the ed, before the State Department Maj. Leslie W. Williams,' who had Havana, Sept. 16 f)P)—Fidel conversion of grain to pi^teln little to advance our economy and loyal to Lumumba. Mobutu’s men tares for a private meeting with Castro’s secret police held an at stored at stratgic locations around to maintain our leadership." kept watch on the airports, President Eisenhower. Invoked-a,, travel ban on him. been called by the State Police ser the countrj' against emergencies foods" for distribution to the hun V.. I960 MERCURY geant. tractive blonde U.8.. Embassy sec gry here and abroad. -x The Dernwratle presidential to take Lumumba into "protective At the same time, however, The State Department said It retary in jail today and brushed like "sudden international re custody” following an attempt by some high UJS. olHcisls express im^sed the restriction bec.ause of Scianna had been assigned to quirements, or an enemy attack,” Nixon saw it as a means \ of nominee .said America's basic as Troop G at Westport and had been off protests by the American am converting excess grains into loW- set Is its ability to out-produce unruly soldiers of the Baluba tribe ed belief Khrushchev may seek the problem of safeguarding bassador. The Republican presidential aaeh a meeting after his arrival Khrushchev during his stay in this a-member of the force 25 months. ’The seizure of Mrs. Marjorie cost canned meat, powdered milk Russia or a'ny other country In the to Lynch Lumumba In Camp I)—Police to important economic section, was from the conimercial market "as These offlolaJs sMd Khmah- ganization of students. dramatic evidence of the virtual available to needy nations and to Kennedy carried his campaign feast at extraordinary saving. We purchased a huge day were investigating the re completely, effectively and quick the school , lunch programs in this ehev'a afan would ha' to embar- A spokesman for the group ported theft of $40,000 in stock breaJedown in U.S.-Cuban relations. ly as we can." across eastern Pennsylvania with maa Elsenhower rattwr than to U.S. Ambassador Philip Bonsai country. a motorcade which began in Har shipment of pork at a special price and, we’re passing quoted Khrushchev’s telegram as certificates, $1,000 in esush and The Vice President tied In with In his address, prepared for de the savings along to you. These* j;)orkers have really fan prove UK.-Sovlet lelattona. saying his being named head of about $400 in checks from a pri called her arrest "completely ille the proposed food reserve and ex- risburg and pointed him toward a 'the Soviet delegation at General vate home. gal,” Cuban authorities refiued to livery at the 21st annual plowing major speech to Baltimore, Md., to ^Bidletins been pampered.. .raised under the most ideal condi-- London, Sept 16 UP) —r Nikita Assembly session "evidently did Police said the ^ e ft was re tell him what charges—If any— contest, Nixon set a target date night. Khrushchev exprsstbd confi not come to the liking of certain they have against her. of four yean for bringing the $10 Along the highways, there were from the AP Wire* tions, so they are as delicipus as can be.. .Perfect for M. ported by Dr. J. Mitchell Bloyd, billion farm surplus down to "man dence today that "better times will circles In your country." 83 Cedar Hill Lane, a Milford ■’The smbaaaadbr went personally scattered knots of spectators who brown roast, this pork is worth a special trip to Pine- to the Foreign Ministry to deliver ageable proportions.” turned out to wave and cheer. edme” In relations between the v"’rhey intend to set diserimina- veterinarian. a bristling oral protest yesterday News Tidbits “We need to get the surplus off hurst. _ _ tory conditions during my stay at Entry was made through an un- The Democratic nominee encoun IKE’S HEALIH EXOEUJDNT 'Soviet ‘Unhm and the United the U.N. General Assembly," the after earlier written protests were Culled from AP Wires the farmer’s back and off the na tered In Lebanon for the first time Washington, Sept. 16 SUtes. wire said further. (Oontinued on Page Ten) ignored., - tion's back as well,” he said. In his current drive some booing The first phase of Preoldesit El- ' down Tke Soviet premier expressed 'The first embassy official who Nixon-acknowMg^ his propo from members of the crowd. Local senhower’s annual physlofil tried to see"Mrs. Lennox at head- Gen. Phouml Nosavan, military sals would call for increased farm Democratic leaders attributed this rtiecknp was oompleted todsgr I this Vieiy in a message from the quarters'Of the Cuban Military In- -f vessel Baltika, carrying him to eommainder ot Lfios' newly formed appropriptions at first. to children. The majority of the and one of his doctors pro telligpn'ee—DlER—Was held there "But^ in evaluating costs," he crowd was enthusiasti'c. nounced him In excellent heiltife* New Tork, rejecting a lecture In- Not Proper, Truman Says^ four hours himself and then sent revolutionary movement, says yes 7 - R l b vltatlon from the forum of the The Informal report to MeraoMB 3 to Away. • terday at least sia Communist-led (Ooutlnaed on Page Thirteen) (Conttoaed on Page Thlrtoen) was made by the Army's-sar- Harvard University Law School. . Later another official Wianaged battalions have rfiaridied in . from 3Va Lbs. His reply, broadcast In Russian, s general. Lt> Gen. Inonard to see Mrs. Lennox tor a Uw min North Viet Nam and are attMk- Heaton, as Elsenhower Lb. by Moscow Radio’s home service, Pat, Jackie Trade Ja))S utes and reported ahe was hyster faig lAotlan forces near norths r said Khrushchev would be unable checked out M Walter Heed Cut of Pork ical. at the time. Two later at eastern border. . . American nu- .\imy hospital at 2:08 p ^ EDT. to accept because of the U.S. de- tempts by smbaasy officials to clqar-powered submarine. Scorpion Not Dipped, Dr. Peale Says . cislon to. confine him to the lim contact her last night were re brfaJes 24-hour radio alleiiee to The President entered the bofi- its of Manhattan. Khrushchev re On Clothes Cost Issue buffed. quiet fears that It may have run pltel last evening. PINEHURST FAMOUS PINEHURST PINEHURST LARGE marked, however: ------I ' Armed agents of Castro’s secur into trouble during naval maneu *T -am aiire that better tlmea vers in Atlantic. 2 HANGINGS DEULYED CONNECTICUT FRESH New York, Kept. 16 tJP)—Theiihad bought several gowns at the ity forces raided Mrs. Lennox’s arges Nashua, N. H„ Sept. 16 (JTt— will come In the relations between great debate in'the women’s divi high-priced Elizabeth Arden salon apartment in the heart of the tour Erie, and Lackawanna railroads A Superior Court Judge todagr MONTEfiEY 2-DOOR SEDAN-DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER - our countries. sion Of the presidential campaign in New York but that'these were ist belt in the fashionable 'Vedado join forces in largest railroad mer "The sun will finally rise, the section at 1:3ft yesterday mom- ordred the hangtaig Of tiro Equipped With ★ Standard Transmission ★ Oil Tîltcr ★ Foam ftijbber Cushions CHUCK'GROUND MEAT LOAF •—over which nominee’s wife spend "lor- fbfmal obcasions" but that ger of oentury... . Adlal E. Steven Rhode Island men delayed for Just the flneat government inspected beef, ground gloomy clouds will Clear, and all the most for. clothes—wound up niost ot her attire came from me son says he Is opposed to State De Over Religion as Issiie six months while they sppwl ★ ^Speed Electric', Wipers ★ jSir-Cleaner ★ Wall to Wail Carpet ★ 2Q(> H.Pi Econ freshsh every half hour, under refrigeration In our ' BLEND OF BEEF-POBK-VEAL OrMlMWpuWBB ■ W people vrill understand the neces today in a draw. dium price shops. She was- held 10 hours while partment decision to confine Soviet their murder convictions to the omy “V-8” Engine—Uses Regular Gas. v .. apotlesa refrigerator. sity of friendship and cooperation The only thing Certain was that Former President Hariy S. Tru they questioned her and searched Premier Nikita Khruahtmev and V ------— I State Supreme Court. Frederick Delicious on a big, toasted biin or in your favorite Just the right amounts of each to make the finest between countries. - both the ladies have nice dresses, man, visiting in New York, paid the apartment and then was taken Ihemler BMdel Castro of Cuba to Washington, Sept. 16 (JP)—The6porter tracked down a minister who meat loaf you ever bakedr—Usually 79d lb. Please remeniber Pinehurst Chicken Legs are Grade J. Martlneaa, 84, ot Fmrtiiokel^ meat loaf . . . THATS PINEHURST LEAN A Connecticut Farni Fresh. *T think that the government of and both look mighty fetching in gallant tribute to both ladies and to DIERt headquarters. Manhattan Island during their at Republican and Democratic na was circulating a false quotation and Russell Nelson, 81, of Prar- ' CHUCK GROUND . . . the hamburger with a col the tIBA, too, will in time realize them. . ' ' ’ said he didn’t think such matters • Her arrest came to light only tendance at United Nations Gen tional chairmen called anew today of Thomas Jefferson purporting to Idence had been, scheduled to 1960 COMET lege education. 4w iFT’S PRE5IIUM BACON ...... 59e the need for Improving our rela Mrs. Pat Nixon, clad in a $49 ought to' be injected into a politi after she failed to show up for eral Assembly. for an end to the relikious issue in have Jefferson attacking the Cath bang next Jan; 10. Jodg* Wil 1 CURRENTLY SELLING AT 79c— • DUBUQUE’S MISSISSIPPI BACON...... Lb. 69c tions and joining Ip efforts towards turquoise lightweight 'wool jei-sey cal campaign. work and U.S. officials made in New Ybrk CSty Police Depart the presidential campaign, even as olic clergy." liam Grimes granted A S-month FEATURED THIS W EEK^'D AT Featured This ' ' number and a pillbox hat, .said in He spoke out after the 31-year- quiries at her apartment building. ment is going 6n 24-hour alert to they accused each other’s backers the ‘main aim — that of agreement Mrs. :L«finox, who is divorced. - "It is not enough for Nixon to stay Of execution Iast"Wednesr PRICES START AT Weekend At . ; ...... - among all states on total and uni- Atlantic City yesterday she, buys pld Mrs. Kenned}' said she thought protect Sortet Premier Khrush of trying to keep it alive, deplore this type of activity.” day and extended it to stz versa! disarmament under' 'the most- bf her apparel "off thie It dreadfully unfair when women chev, Cuban Premier Fidel Castro .The new round of statements by Jackson skid. "It is not enough Ask for 8 In 1 Blend. W ■ IB ■ Lb. d Fall Vegetables Are Plentiful Now . . . . racks” of medium price' stores critics begad describing her as ' (UhittBued OB Page Tea) Sen. Henry M. J'ackson, the Den\u- months today. lb. J j lbs. - strictest international control. ‘ I and other controversial foreigiT for him to discourage this type of nilMEMATE DfUVniY BUTTERNU'P SQUASH...... 3 lbs. for 10c •*' "Thus friendly relations will be around Washington.’ "too chic” arid claiming she spent leaders -when they convene next cratlc chairmani and Sen.' Thrus- $■ , Smilingly, she added: "I don't too much on clothes. ton B. Morton^ the Republican activity In a half-hes|rted way. He U.S. BARS DELEGATE QUNS All of PinehUrSt customers are acquainted ,wi AC^RN pUASH ...... :. .3 lbs, for 10c established between all countries week for opening of United owes it (o the country to demand, Washington, Sept, 18 (P) — with the aim of preserving peace criticize othbr- women. 1 have Said Trumat): "1 don't think it Nations General Assembly. . . . le ,der, did little meanwhile to quiet SEDANS ★ STA'nON WAOONS Swanson’s high . quality frosen fooda . . . no<3 made it a practice not to.” is nice or polite to attack ' the United States plans to left new the controversy concerning] the that It be stopped right now. The United States Is notUytoff ( ) Swjanson has come out with a new concept in froseh Stock yoMf frtoior with Hioio PICT- throughout the world. Ethele Carries * Oommnnlst nattons that their- "I profoundly believe that such This obviously was a reference wife of a candidate. 1 don’t think 60-foot rocket' 1,200 miles high Roman-Catholic religion of Joiin F. "He 'should also publicly' dis $295 DOWN food convenience—the fastest, easiest way ever to $WEH FR02XN FOODS ot LOW, to a remark made the day'before it is proper, decent or polite to over Paflcif next weeljt in new- Kennedy, the Democratic presiden avow the .support of Carr P. Col delegations to the UN. —» hr* serve,meat slices and gra\’y. a time will.come when relations baby Mrs. ' Jacqueline Kennedy in lins, Dr. Norman Vincent Peale eluding the one headed by Sortto ' Plnehurst Is Introdtirlng tbeee at 6c off Uie regular /'FO R THE DOGS'' » tween .our couiltries will improve bring the candidate's family into Flood Djanger typo study of radiation i belts that tial nominee. ' LOW PRICES .... New York. the campaign. The wiv^s of both could imperil manhed space flight. Morton, noting a Jackson state' and the National Conference of Premier NUdta 8. Khiiishb*w~ prlre of S4c a package. 1 CALO DOG FOOD...... •» cans for $1.00 when contacts between the Soviet Mrs," Kennedy, attired at the will not be pennittad to oanT Union and the USA, as those candidates are wonderful ladies Algerian nationalists stage two ment that the malls . are being Citizens for Religious Freedom.” PICTSWEET CUT CORN ...... for 75c CALO CAT FO pD.v. 4 ... ., .8 cans for $1.00 time in a $29.M maternity dress, Hattiesburg, Miss . Sept. 16 flooded with ahtl-Catholic litera guns. Cuban, anthorlttaa (m«a among sll states, will he more exf- and that's the way they ought to Residents of eastern Mississippi bloody incidents last night, leav The last was the group of 150 SAVE 5c ON... PICTSWEET MIXED VEGETABLES for 79c termed herself upset' by reports be treated.” ing 10 persons dead and 64 In ture, accusing Jackspn of "trying Protestants who ,met here aifft already been notified that Pia* PICTSWEET LEAP SPINACH ...... : for 69c tensive.’l 1 snd western Alabamp were warned SWAN.SON GRAVY AND BEEF RUOEB she spent up to $30,000 a yiar for At the Arden establishm'ent, jured. . . . Proposal for single to keep the discussion of ireligion said in a statement that a Cath mier Fidel' Castro's gna-tatlal| SWANSON TURKEY RUCES WITH BROWN PICTSWEET CHOPPED SPINACH .. for 69c Khriiahcbsv’a reply was not all clothing and 'aaid she was ;“sure I to expect heavy rains and flooding onion in graphic arts Industry is irilve In the belief it vyHl benefit bodyguards aill have to pot tlMIto^ GRAVY , i PICTSWEET HERE lls A NEW ITEM FROM KEEBLER— aweetnass and light, however. press representative Lanfranco i$ the last remnants of hurricane olic president would he under spend less than Mrs. Nikon- on Ras)x>nl quoted Miss Arden as laid' before Intern-tlotial Stereo- the Democratic candidate” pressure from his church to pistols down when thoy gfit to SWANSON CHICKEN SLICED WltTH GRAVY BEEF PIES JP PECAN FUDGIES ^...... 49c He said thp Manhattan-only deci clothes." Ethel sluggishly moved northward typeirs Union. , . Emmett Earl Jackson, saying he knew of none New York City for the Ualkit SWAN.SON RAISIN SAUCE AND RUOAR- CHICKEN PIES I k 9 sion "deprived me of the poaaibillty saying: from thecoast today. f breach ithe separation of church FROM NABISCO "She gets hers at Elizabeth Ar ."Mrs. Nixon has been a client Leggett walks calmly to' elMtrie from Republican party leidhrs, and state. NsttoM AsseroMy mooting. , , Cf^RED HAM SLHÊS TURKEY PIES 'O ' of availing myself of. the . libertiu den, and nothing'.there costs less Th?. shortlived hurricane, now chair in Tucker Prison Farm, charged that the mailings were an ' ’SWANSON GRAVY AND PORK LOIN SLICES ,_• " TUNA PIES PREMIUM SALTINES______29e of that democratic state, the USA, than $200 or S3O0." Mrs. Kennedy for the past four years. She has dniy a rain storm, was slightly The executive director of the alvvayb paid her bills. She has . a Ark., after dawn for slaying of 14- effort to defeat Kennedy^ Morton 29 KHJJKD IN ILUTANOA ■ and commented: , added. east of Hattiesburg, Miss., inland ycar-old boy to 1965, ending hl^ 4- contended that Jackson made organization, the Rev. Donald H. EUsabettivIllo, Tha Ooagto HI6H TRAPES ^ LOW PRiOES ^ BEST OF TERMS "All this seems strsuige, since ' Mrs. Nixoir said her $49 wool wonderful figure iuid can also about 80 miles from the cofist efirly GUI, said- Dr. Peale had no part gtot. 16 (ID—eatoaga trao|a. T wear ready-made clothes.’" » ■? year fight to. escape it, charges by I'hhuendo that "he I am leader of the Sovlht delega Jersey camd from Lord and Tay- today. • - 1 Air Foi’ce auccessfully fires At- knows are wholly unfounded.” in calling the liêeting or in for haro shot dead from M to 4* a | tion'and I am on my way to at tbr in New York. In response At first, Raspotii seemed horri Winds hfid subsided to occasion IfiS mlfisUe 8,000 mllea down At- In a statement replying last mulating^ thg group statement, the Bataba rehals wha raMfii) Open Thu^day and Friday Till 9 P.M. : tend the session of the U.N. Gen to questions of reporters, she add- fied a t the thought pf discussipg al gusts up to 20 m.p»h. ho'wfiver iMtlo nMeaOe nfag« .early to

' I f lie - / MANCHESTER EVENING Ht»ALI), MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1«, IWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTElfflER IS, 19«0 FAGB PAGE W O eight feet in some bays. Hiere an opportunity for Ih* parent* to Rockville-Vernon Coroner Finds Ethel Carries were not reports of general flood- RockviUe-V turnon Coventry join the PTA until, meet officers Ing. . - . in the and committee head*, the school Skull of Coors Th* New Orleans Weather BUUW stsff,. and tour the bmlihng. Sheinwold bn Bridge 'N e w s Flood Danger Bureau said official reports on wtad GOP Unit SetB PTA officers, iirgddition to Mra. L o v e r i n to In Trask Duinp velocity and tides would not .be PoKce Budget Slashed, By DOtJlS M.\NDEU Boivman, Include: vice president, available until sometime to ^ y . MITHIffi Mfel Mra. H e r n ^ Dieht; secretary, d e f e n s i v e m -a t . (Ooatlmwd trbm, Page One) . W «t dealer „ Castle Rock,' Colo., Slept. 16 (A> ' Power foiled along the coastal Funds Drive Mra. Dqbprah Wanagel; treasurer, d e p e n d s o n TRDirt NOfth-SoMh area os the storm struck and mov Janj*r"T. Laidlaw; correepondlng By Alfred skefaawold NOIITH —^Xlie bleached skull of Adolph hurricom with wind* qver'76 miles ed inward. rx retary, Mr*. Maurice'E. French. B Iff 9 • Coors III was found In a moun per hour in the afternoon. It moved T Districts Urged John Chappelle, head- of the B Part of the art of defen*# 1* to Eastward, Alabama’s port city of Mrii. Bowman haa announced the V tain clearing yosterdaj^ and Ub- Mobile— once almost dljrectly In following stantllng ■-^ committee rely on your partner. Presumably q i 4 errmtically up the gulf and went In pubileaa Town Committee flmtnce ♦ iS‘’ Vernon Fire District Commls-^'Varlous choral groups will be in- oratory technicians 'sought from Ethel’s path—received little more The town is already expending chairmen: Membership Mra. Theo^; he la making the most rea*()n*hi« land slightly west of Biloxi about "Tiro ov*rnding\i*»'J**" ■ unit, has anhounceid major •loner* are seeking to surange a vited to these events as guest per than a wet buss from the hurri BUITAR funds for public safety from the doi-e Hletala; publicity, Mr*. Dud'^ play at each trick. , WEST EAST • it today some clue to how the 44- noon yesterday. mulU-gflv*rruA»nt Veriioti h»v* programs for tltaôm ing fund SuppoBt you hold tho W tit foniters. One choral group from cane. current budget, and the Board ley A. Brand; ways and means, A A E S 2 * Q I 4 Joint meeting wHh Vernon Town. year-old millionaire met his death. cards. You open the king of apadea, ¥ 9 2 New York City has already indi Ethel packed 150 m.p.h. winds INSTRUOnONS b*«B fitldfed hy lh« V»rnort Bdfrd felt it must leave enough of , an raising qamp. Mrs. Henry Gankofskie; hotpi- 5 I Iff 7 Selectmen and the Rockville City Coroner C. Douglas, Andrews and your partner play* th* queen. 4 9 S ♦ 10 7 3 2 cated it would like to participate for a brief time Wednesday but By of Financt, which—Kai-foae— propristion to allow the dls- - -The flnialM and way* and JTieana- tality, Mrs. Francis Beaudet; pro- CouncU at the end of the month found the skuU near the trash ‘ New Steel Defies Cold gram. Mrs. Wealey Lqwis; enumer What doe* this mean, and What do ♦ K Q 10 4 « 6 5 3 2 In a locVl event. % .when it slammed into the coast the rteord favhrinir a larit* i-Muctlon trtwt time to deliberate the mat comrptttees of the Republican s o i r m to discua* ways to alleviate the In addltipn to sponsoring its own dump where Coors’ clothing and ter aihOakc action on It. Committee have joined ation, Mrs. Edward Hansen and li you play next.? winds had decerased to 75 m.p.h. Wheeling, W. Va.—Cryogenic Arnold LanMirs' In th« town's public safely appro- When the queen 1* played on the ♦ 7 6 3 current inequalities in tax burden events, the Singers have plans’ to human bones were discovered last forces to create a single finance brary, Mrs. Ivan Robertaon.. , Middle coast residents, 'with hur steel, which resists brittle frac-. prlation and favoring the estahi-! The BoJMttJ's final budget will opening lead of the king, th* mean V K 8 4 3 within the town. participate ip other events. The weekend. unit. * The library committee is In need ricane Donna’s devastation fresh ture at temperatures down to 300 Modern anj^/Clafisical Ishment of taxing districts on a be submltlPo.\'ote at fhe annual ing 1*: "Thle 1* either a rtngleton ♦ J 8 Donald B. Loverin, chairman of first engagemhpt of the season was Andrews declined to say wheth A dinner dance will be held Oct. of volunteer’workers. Those able to in their mini]*, hurried away alongi degrees below zero, has been de town-wide basis, town meeting Obtv.3. Uttle Red Riding or from the qUeen-JAck, Lead a low ♦ A J ff 8 ___ _ the Fire District Commissioners, a repeat performance' at the In er the skull showed any sign of Guitar. Sueîal 10 Week 7 at the Cove Restaurant with a assist have been asked to contadt damage. But Dist. Atty. Leo W. a 500 mile stretch from New veloped for use in arctic military The tax diatrict rc^mmenda- Waal ■aid the current feeUng o f the ru stitute of Living, in Hartford. The Finance Board rTiairiiian Wil The beloved story-ôf""Uttle Red buffet at 7 p.m. and dancing after Mra. Robertson. card next." dk Double Paw 1 V Rector, Colorado Springs, said Orleans to St. Marks, Fla. bases, high-fiying aircraft, and for Adult^^bby Classes. If you tniat your partner, you 1 ral leaders is to move for abolition choruh, under the direction of liam F. Laiddecke said the twoj tion was'made, L.uddeckVw4^nt on Riding Hood" jMfmes to life on a ward*. The PTA has scheduled another Put 2 ¥ Pms 4 V there was some damage which One Red Cross official said more storing liquid oxygen for rockets. prepobals received unanimoiis siip-j as "a practical and reslistub-gplu unit meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday. continue with the detê of spades. of the 10-year-old fire district Ernest Gierglnsky and augmented Speaks Tuesday Rental Plan— MI 9-7835 new set of-four stanips from 'West The other activity . will be a AH Past , , ^ charter. by his Bavarian Band in Tyrolean could have been caused by ani Begins Practice thaii 48,000 housed in shelters, Regular steels lose their strength port from the Board members in lion to the" existing, problern To this, the parent* of Grades 1 East wins with the jack of spades. Opening lead — 4 K The Rev. John P. Blanchfield, while civil defense estimates of at such temperatures. Germany, neighbor-to-nelghbor canvass In through 6 xre especially Invited. He added that this would place costume, presented a program at mals. Dr. Stuart Douglas Marsh an its executive budget session last' lax inequities . . . the Board ol cluding a special gifts program. East returns, the four of spades, former principal of St. James' evacuees ranged near 65,000. This will be held at the school audi- and .■you win with the ace. This reaponsibllity for. all rural area the Institute on Sept. IS .. “I understand there are some night. r'lnance' is cognisant of the fact tie theme of the famotis' fa Attendance at the dinner dance School, win return to Manchester nounces the opening of his office Officials said precautions taken "7^ that immediate tax equalization torium with a similar program clean* up all of-the missing spades. service* on the town government. An unusual aspect of the chorus, technical tests that can be made The Board, he said, will seek Ihe : bles hyv..Grlnmi waa chosen by the will be by re.servation only as no the king to over-ruff, and now ..Decause of this, the commission- Tuesday aa guest speaker at a on the remains we have that pos for the practice of medicine limit last , week for Donna proved a dress should he accomplished." Federal^Biindespost to help pub planned. Refreshments will be ■What next? singing' German as well as Eng support of the townspeople in : tickets will be sold at the door. Re you are sure, to take the aatUng «i^ are seeking the Joint meet potluck of Gibbons A,ssembly, sibly can show something," said ed to infants and children at 43 Khearsal for Ethel. No monetary Crea'iion of lax dlilrlets must licize the cft«4ren'a welfare pro served inasmuch as it will be the Ae* of Clubs lish songs, is that there is no need "carrying out this ta,\ eqiializaliiin i servations may be made with any trlckjylth a good trump. ing ■with the city council with the .for knowledge of the German lan Catholic Ladles of Columbus, at Rector. estimate of damage was yet avail program The Board strongly fa be brought about through legis gram In that couq^y. recrular meeting night of the unit. You are tempted to INid the Dally Question the K of C Home at 6:30 p.m. Marilyn Rd.,- Pleasant Valley Es able but it was expected to be member of the fund raising group, In charge of refreshments 'will be idea of suggesting or discuaaing guage. After a few rehearsals and 'Die akull was identified as vors the esiabli-shment of taxing lative action. The Board Indicat Bach stamp beati a different the party town committee, or mem king o f tluhs. It won’t giv* declarer Partner open* with one apade, abolition of the city charter aa Father Blanchfield, now of Sa tates, Sbuth IVihdsor. minimal. ed it would urge the action b* mothers of Grade 5 and 6 pupils. some Instruction in German Rro- that of Coors from dental charts ''districts, he added, because they scene from lied Ridlnr'llpo*^ with bers of the Young Republican Club. *■ trick he couldn’t win hy his oam and the next player pasaea. You well. nounciatlon, the new singer finds cred Heart pariah and principal of provided by his dentist. Dr. Arthur His premedical studies were at Unofficial reports indicated the Come To Our ipitiated by town, officials for in appropriate inscriptlona^promot- Bulletin Board highest winds packed, hy Ethel will open "the only proper way in Aasistlng Chappell* on the fund efforts. W hit’s more, there's al hold: Spadea—Q J 4; Hearta—9 2; Should these proposals be ac it Just as enjoyable and challeng Sacred Heart School in Water- G. Kelly, Denver. It was taken to Bowdoin College, Class of 1951. He which the tax biiiden lan be equ troduction to the next session of ing the welfare fund. There will be a' dance for mem ways the chance that your partner Diamonds—10 7 3 2; Cluba— 6 5 8 2. cepted .by all groups, the result bury, was appointed to St. James' graduated from Tufts University, when it struck the mainland were raising group .will be Mrs. Lester bers of the Coventry A.merican ing to be singing in German as. in Denver for examination by a path- ally divided " in the town the General Assembly, If possible, The 7 pfennig plug 3, ^browltK .Decbe, finance'vicq chairman; Mal- has the ace of clubs. What do you aay? would be unification under the parish in 1957, and served as prin olo^st, Dr, Henry Toll. School of Medicine in 1955 and in near 80 mph. Three Mississippi! Legion Post and Auxiliary and English. The choral group wel coastal cities—Biloxi, Gulfport and Specificîtly. the Board will and that It. therefore, be put into red and black depicts Uttle Red «rtm E. C, Devine, Capt. Walter Actually, this chance doesn't Answer: Pas*. You have only 8 present town governmtot, with comes new adult singers. Anyone cipal of St. James’ School from Discovery of the clothing^ and terned at the Maine Medical Cen effect at the beginning of the next Riding Hood meeting the big, bad their guests at 9 a.m. tomorrow points in high cards and pertiaps iat government assuming re*pon- 1957 to 1959. ter, Portland. From 1956 to 1958 Pascagoula—were the hardest hit» propose that, the recommended 8. KhUpr. George G. Jacobson, and at the Legion home on Wall St. exist. If your partner hid th* ace interested is urgfed to stop in at the bones by a passerby last Sunday 135,900 public safety appropria fiscal year beginning .fuly 1, 1961. wolf; the 10 pf. plus 5. green, red all memheM of the finance com of clubs, you’d know all about it 1 point for the distribution. Thl* bility for all services. Members are invited to bring provided the first break in the he served in the United States Threat of high tides in the wake 40tli ANNIVERSARY 3 clubhouse any Friday evening The stand taken by the Board and black ahowt Uttle Red . Rid The post will make a collection is hot really enough for a respon*. The meeting will be suggested guests to the supper which is open Navy-. of Ethel diminished as westerly tion be reduced to $14,.V10 mittee; Mroi-.^êderick C. Rose, of newspapers, magazines and by now. He’d have cashed the see around A;30 p.m. or to contact Mrs. mystery since Coors vanished last came at the same time as a de ing Hdod talking to the wolf dlg- (Copyright 1960, General Fea for Sept. 27 at the Public Safety to prospective mem'bers.. Feb. 9. He was en route from his He haa just completed a pedi winds sprang up along the coast The Board also eliritinatcd the chairman of ln>e-,ways and means rags Sunday morning, weather of clubs when he won a trick with Alice Miller of 94 Village St. for cision hy the Fire District Com giiiaed as the grandmother In tid; committee; Don^W" Davis, Mrs. ture* Corp.) Building in the Fire District. Father Blanchfield attended St. foothills home west of Denver to atric residency at Hartford Hos Weather Bureau forecasters sai(J *1.000 suggested appropriation for permitting. the jack of spades. further information. missioners to seek a joint meet the 20pf. plus iO, red, green and Donald C. Clark, Mr.OA, Harry W. Loverin added that, of Course, Thomas’ Seminary in Bloomfield, the Adolph Coors Co. brewery at pital. the winds would help keep the tides a town dump on the haSis of Town Climax Chapter, OEIS, of Mer- From his failure to lead the ace Finance Drive Begun from running too much above, ing of all governriieniai bodies irb black Illustrates the woodchopper Olson, Rocco Camarco, Wal of clubs you must he quite sure the abolition o f the Fire District The Vernon Republican Town and the -. Theological College of Golden. Counsel Robert F Kahan's ruling the town to discuss elimination of rbw will sponsor a fall fashion charter will have to be put to vote normal. / OPEN HOUSE dispatching the wolf and the 40 Officers and members of the two days (igo Ihsl the Town esnX ter S. Haven. Raymond B. Renpetl that East doesn't l^pld that card. Committee’s finance drive for the Catholic University* in Washing the dump where the clothing and dhe district snd city charters and p^^ plus 20, blue, red and black show and card party at 8 p.m. to- o f the 'district residents at a spe As the -storm hit the coaeK i f not maintain a dump, and Roland C. Green. What othar chance iS there? coming campaign is underway with ton, D. C. He was ordained in family said at the time they be bones were found. The dump itself place all government responsibil portrays u ttle Red Riding Hood ^ a y at the Shell Chateau jn Wil- cial public meeting. If residents lieved the lanky, popular brewer brought tides as high as RyF. fee.t ,1 During the dinner dance, the The only hope is that East ha* a a quota of, *2,400 to be met. 1950. He is a former teacher at Besidea rei ommemiing the crea ity on, the town. at laaK meeting her grandmother 'iMjiantic. Tickets may be had at approve the idea. It will have to la 'about 25 miles soulh of the and one Weather BurcauÔoserver tion Of tax diatricls. the Board party candidates to the legisla trump a* high aa the nine. L«ad Mrs. Donald B. Loverin, finance St. Joseph College. was the victim of a kidnaper^. Coors home southwest of Denver. Both proposals aim. In differ and glviftg Her the basket of food. the'siror. be carried to the General Assem More than a score of notes were estimated they were tt* high as will recommend tha.l the office of ture,^ Harry A. Jaek.son. and for Covel»t.ry Player* annual pot- your last *pade. bly for format charter repeal chairman, said letters have been ent ways,-^.to eliminate the tax The design! were by German ar mailed to All registered Republi delivered to the family or inter ______/ ______the Town Clerk be changed from mer Rep. Royden F. Smith Sr. luck for ntenriber* and their guests Dummy diacarda, and Eaat must there. ' Be Our Guest inequities. ^ v tists Michel and Kieaer. The addi cepted by the FBI, but all were a fee baMs to a salary basis; that will be Introduced. will be held at 7 p.m. tomorrow rely on you to know what you are From WALT DISNEY .. Unemployment Figures cans in the town and that similar Scientists Protest tional values of the aemi-postala Lose Your Bike? letters have been mailed to un- discounted after investigation. thsre be crested a salary and per Also attending the affair will at Brookmoore Bqrn. The public doing. He ruffs with the nine of la Celnr Claims for unemployment com sonnel commitiee; and that there will go to the Wegt German Chil be national candidates Horace hearts, hoping that this will pro afflHated voters. The grisly discoveries this week is Invited to an >qtertainment "THIRD MAN ON pensation insurance filed" In the Funds will go to campaign costs U.S. Space Plan be created an insurance advisory dren's. Welfare F'und. The date of Seeley-Brown, running for con program at 9;.30 p.m. Go Ask Police mote a trump trick for you. Rockville branch of the Manches spawned again the name of Jo COMMON SENSE vs. NONSENSE taaiie Is Oct. 1. 'v gressman from the Second Dis THE MOUNTAIN" locally, nationally and in the State. seph Corbett Jr., 31, an escaped board Police Arrests The Pond Hill Homemakers And so It doe*. South must use Plat ter employment office numbered London, Sept. 16 —European No details of the last three pro trict; Antoni SadlaU, running for Seven bicycles, that have Finishes 'Boot Camp’ California, killer'who haa been on "It’s unwise to pay too much, but It's W^rse to pay too little. Bring The Family Group will meet at 8 p.m. Mohday .358 In the week ending Sept. 10. scientists, led by British space ex posals have been worked out. I’nlted Nattona Day Congressman-at-large; John Mul been recovered by Manchester EMward M. Palozej, son of Mr. the FBI’s list of wanted crim When you pay too much, you loose o/Iittle money—that is all. .Tames Madden, no certain ad- len. Republican State Central at the home of Mrs. Theodolfe Of this number, 31 were new pert P.rof. Bernard Lovell, are ask Luddecke said, adding that supple In commemoration of tti*. ‘15th xpolice in recent months are toe claims and 327 were continued and Mro. Joseph J. Palozej of RD inals since last Marcl\. VKhen you pay too little, you someUniro lose everything, because dreas. was arrested yesterday and Committeeman of Stafford Seitz on High St. 3, Rockville, graduated from re ing the U.S. Air Force to cancel mental Information will be forth anniversary of the United Nattqns, The Andover - Coventry 4-H ing kept at the police station from the preceding week. Although the FBI has refused the thing you bought was incapqHle of doing the thing it was charged with intoxication. He Is ■Springs, and Mrs. Dorothy Miller cruit training Sept. 3 at the Naval an experiment which would put bought to do. The common law'' of business balance prohibits coming at a later date. the UN Postal Administration will Dairy Club will sponsor a dance wailing for their owners to OUn?N«ÎDKL. Jobless claims around the state millions of thin metal strips into to name Corbett as a suspect in The Board's proposals, I-aid- "heing held In custody in lieu of State Central Commltteewoman Training Center, Great Lakes, HI. paying a little and getting a .Jot—It can’t be done. If you deal *25 bond for court appearance to Issue on United Nations Day, Oct> from 8 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Sept. 23 claim theni. showed a decline jlUEiEg the week, orbit around the earth. the case, the California fugitive and representative from Bolton. ■ The graduation exercises, mark with the■ lowest ------bidder.r. It It isJvell isJivell to to a add something for the risk today and Saturday decke said, come about because'It 24, a new commemorative stamp at the Andover Elementary School Police aak youth* who have , Alfred HitrhcM'k Says: dropping from a total of 39,516 to The Apierlcan project, known aa left Denver Feb. 10, the day after morrow. 'The reception committee at the N« Osc Admitted After ing the end of a 9-week "boot you run, and If you do that you «111 have enough to .pay for recogntxes that public safely ap and souvenir sheet. in A'ndover to raise funds for the lost bicycles recently to go to 89,185. A 17.7 per cent decline was "Needles,” is intended to flip! out Coors vanished. His car was seen propriation and tax inequality la- .fohn A. Healy of Wlllimantic dinner w'lll be Town Clerk and •■Peyeho” .Siarte — camp", included a full dress something better.’ —John Riiskin (1819-1900),. was arrested yesterday and The 4c .stamp, the fourth such Town Tfceêtirer Elmore A. Turk TAC building fund in Rockville. .-the police station and give a noted In the number of claims at whether the metal strips would in the neighborhood of the Coors sues "call for straightforward ac commemorative^ Issued during the Manchester office, taking Into parade and review before military charged with passing in a no pass ington 'and Mrs. T5irklngton. and Music will be furnished by the description of the lost-bike, in officials and civilian dignitaries. serve instead of satellites to home prior to Feb. 9. Today’s Prescription ^ The Biggest Bargain In History. tion." He felt the Board has met I960, will show a profile of the UN Hi-Llghts orcheistra of Manches- "PSYCHO" account claims filed in Rockville. bounce radio signals back to the Issues squarely and had not ing zone. He" was arreeted on W. First Selectman and Mrs. Richard the possibility that it might be A tourist lodge operator near Published In The Interest Of Pharmacy and Medicine By Center 8t„ near Trebbe Dr. headquarters, on which will be M. Galinat. In charge of decora texj Chaperoning the dance will be among those being kept there. TONIJ Northeast PTA Plans Earth. where Coors' skull and clothing "pussyfooted or shadow boxed" In AT 8 P.M. The Northeast School Parentr Advertisement— Prof. Lovell, director of Brit Bennie W. Beaulieu. 52, of 7 superimposed. the opening words tions will be W *. A. Harry W. Ol Walter Montie of Andover and /"Ijia a Taraar Clean range and fuel oil—cour were found disclosed Corbett Its handling of them. of the preamble to the UN char COMB KABLY! WONDEBri’L Teacher Asan., scheduled to meet ain’s giant radio telescope at Jod- Kldridge St., was arrested yester sen and Mrs. ^ e b e . mothers of the club members. Re SnOBTS STABt S:4< daka Wayta teous service. McKinney Lumber— visited the lodge at least three Regarding ths public safety ap ter, "We the peoples of the United freshments will be served. Rose Freezing Succeed* la Calar Monday at 7:30 p.m., plans a *es rell Bank, said astronomers view BE SUBE TO REGISTER propriation, Laiddecke aaid the de day on a warrant issued by the A special gifta group consisting ’’THE BRA CHASB" MI 3-2141 or MI 9-4818. times in the weeks before the Court of Common Pleas charging Nations determined to save suc I .Attains Honors Bat.. •■Ptyrlie" 7:1M:1* Sion which “wlU please parent* ed the experiment with "grave cision was made not on the lagsl of Bertron A. Hunt, chairman, .1. Saa. ‘ t-«4l:4a Plaa wealthy businessman disappeared. W ^ E S T O W M him with non aiipport. He poated a ceeding generations from the LeRoy Schweyer, E lm ^ A. Turk- Jeif'Jacobsen, son of Mrs. Gud- Geneva — Soon a hostess may and should attract a capacity at concern.” Interpretation of this type of serv be able to take her whole dinner, "Tks Barmy 0«aeral"| Vernon and Talcottvllle new* Is It was a possible danger to as W; C. Benson said Corbett once And Complete Our Easy ice, but on the bssis-of the serv >.500 bond for court appearance scourge bf wsr . . .," the UN Ington and Mrs. Doris E. 'W. Man run Jacobsen of Main St., has re ’’Tomorrow 1 s.m. KId’o Skow tendance.” tomorrow. including a floral centerpiece, from Bkaw Btarfa AI 7:M The business portion of the handled through the Herald's tronomical research both radio inquired where In the mountain 7 ^ PHARMACY ice itself. Tbs public safety appro emblem snd the dales "1945, 24 ning ha* been set up to contact ceived notice from the University "THE uaST WAaON” Rockville Bureau, 5 \V. Main St., area nearby he might do some tar October, 1980 " Around the bor of Connecticut that he attained the freezer to the table when un "B Y E S FBO.M OPTEK Bax Offira Opaa* 7;**| meeting will be omitted and the and official, Ljovell told the iriter- 459 HARTFORD ROAD— MI 9-9946 priation largely supporla police, or business people and members of "MAJF/8TIC ISLA: telephone TRemont 6-31S6. get shooting. Contest Blank For der of the’ stsmp will he the the party. second honors for the past school expected guests / drop In. For In seiMion conducted along informal natlonal scientific radio union yes constabulary, service In the Ver CARTOONS AILÎor! terday. The lodge Is four miles from non Fire District, the remalndei ■Injnreti ('.ritirally words, "Fifteenth Anniversary” in Voiiiig fiOP To .Meet term. He wa.s president of his fra Switzerland experiments with Note: 1H[ Frsi AHfAD Of Tllf KlSl line*. Parent-teacher classrcKwn freezing roses and heather have Last Wagoa" ,SkewB l;a*-l:W visit* and discussions are planned. CARE Elects •» going toward support of school the five official laiicuaK<’«,IThe 8i' The Yoiing Republicsn Club will ternity, Phi Sigma Kappa, prior to Free Gifts and Valuable police In the district. Danbury, .Sept 16 A car .stamp will be a aimilar de.iign ex meet tonight at 8 o'clock at fhe his graduation in June. been successful. According to PTA President By leaving an ■appropriation of was struck by a New Haven Rail cept that Ihe wording will be iti Booth-Dimnc.k Memorial Library. Finish Recruit Training Roger J. Flaherty, theischediile is Hartford, Sept. 16 f/P)—Mr*. Al *14.500. I.uddecke added, the road freight train today on a Fremh. The Republican Town Commit Freddrlc A. Deming, son of Mrs. a* follows; fred E. Allen, Wallingford, was re / Prizes! Board was carrying out a moral crossing leading to the Eagle Pen The T’niled Nations charier tee's way.s and mean.s and finance Marilyn P.^Gilbert of School St., 7:30 to 7:45, welcome and In elected president of the Connecti obligation to the fire district snd cil Co The driver of the vehicle came Into force on Oct. 24, 194,5, committees will attend the Young and .lames a . Coveil, son of Mr. troduction of PTA officers and cut Association of Boards of Edu Ti f i ri n new. teachers; 7:45 to 8, kinder cation at the opening session of the OPEN THURÂY MfiHT TIU 9...0PEN EVERY MONDAY! the town to provide "sufficient was injui.efV#f Cub S<'diit Ne^vs '•OLTON NOTCH er* In claserooms for group dia- ing. nance of the district's public safe torist as .loseph Bartram of Oil majority of the other .signatorie.arent discussions with Grades 3 fieid, was renamed first vice presi Come Just tor Fun Or Come To scouts and anyone Interested in and 4 teachers; 8:15 to 8:30, par dent, and Keith B. Hook of Hart vided by statute." pany. In 1947, the General Assembly Joining at 8 pm . Sept. 22 at the nine w'eeka of ‘.‘boot camp”. YOU’LL FIND YOUKOOLLAR HAS NEVER LOOKED SO GOOD Route 86—-Hartford Road WEEK ent discussions with Grades 5 and ford, completing an abbreviated decided that Od. 24 .should be of- American Legion home on Wall m'l.K* term as treasurer, waa named to ncislly called "I ’ nited Nallona Advertisement— m Exit 77—Connecticut Tpke. America's Greatest MubIcaI 6 teachers. Enjoy Yourself and Save Money! St. Refreshments will be served. his first full term. Day” and be devoted to Informing Clean range and fuel oil- cour BtU BOOK, ca;,'!)!! AS W H ^ YOU SHOP KEITH’S FOR THESE The WebeloR Den of the pack teous service. McKinney Lumber— STOCK CAR RACING Ute PTA executive committee the peoples of the world of the h.as scheduled weekly meetings st alms and achievements of the MI 3-2141 or MI 9-4818. members will act aa hosts. New W « w o n t YO U to hdp us edobroto • • - soo dom- 3:30 p.m. each Tuesday at the j miEMMON'ERNIEKOMCS me(mbers and all parents will be Unltfd Nations and to obtaining home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth ! ■WBOJ'BSUIBCB’ MERlrUn. S A T . N IT E Manchester Evening Herald Cov i----- larimirrao— ------registered quickly, Flaherty says. onstrdtions ond displays of Hio nowost and Hm support for-lts work. Member gov Greenleaf on Daley Rd, ernments were Invited to cooperate entry cnrreapondeht, F. Paiillne Hospital Report tb n Ia H t hear fiiMSt of m otorids for your homo. W e'd lo v e t o Pack committee meetings will Little, telephone PI 3-6251ri The Rockville City Hospital Amesite Drives in the observance of fhe anniver be held the first Thur.sday nf each - T H E HIGH $500. treated 341 patients during the nat king cole’s T A ^ L E VALUES! hove you^stop in—ônd maybe you’ll be a kicky sary. month. The first session . will be TO FEATURE WINNER l Y TTie new stamp, to he aleel en month of Aug^tst, Mrs. Virginia J. at 8 p.m. Oct. 6 at the Greenleaf M l C H T y 8‘ RACES — FEATURES winner df a vduoble prize!— REFRESHMENTS. graved In denominations of 4c Yaskulka, superintendent, has an great new album home. POST T im e 8;30 p a i . THf (blue snd white( and Sc (black and nounced. Of this number,. 151'were PT.A MeeiMng KeMchediiled Competition for Modified, admitted during the month, there while (, and the souvenir sheet The meeting of Grade 7 and 8 I CnumaI coPC I •Sportamen, Non-Ford* and (value 12c( will he printed hy the I WARNRIICOLOH I were 158 out patients, and 32 pa parents scheduled for last Monda.v Bombera. Lady tients in the hospital as of Aug. 1. CO. Briti.sh American Bank Note Co. FRIDAY — BONUS SHOW Thomas Colla W H S postponed because o f the >'o on«—blit no ono will be admUt«d FREE PARKING Other statistics for August are: l.td. OMsws. ('snsds. In the fol storm iintil thia coming Monday "ESCAPE FROM RED ROCK" Baak Byrnlng AI k:M to tho Ibf&ter nfter tbe etart of ADULTS 91.5d—KIDS SOc Wad. aad Bat. Matlaar* 21 births; 152 patients discharged; M l 9-S224 JA 2.5750 lowing quantities: 4c - ."I.OnoriOO; 7:4.5 p.m. at Coventry Grammar Alfred Hltrhcflck'e BOX OFFICB BALE NQW Sc - 2.7.5(f),000, souvenir sheet - 1.- .School. Omb nally le a.m. la t p.m. 213 x-rays; 10 accident cases; 35 000,000. n ## Far TrI. Rearryatlani call operations; 1,224 laboratory testa, SPECIAL In charge of the me^tflig, spon Hartfard JA t-Sm and 15 blood transfusions. V The souvenir slie^l will .,two rlenomlnstions in their Held Over By Pepniar The largest number of patients School PTA, wllj/he Sirs. Donald Keatore Rtarto 2:1&>7 :<>•-> Mon.-Tkart. Krra. la.M. S.M. 4.M. original rolora and will he sold at Bowrnanj^ prejtident. There .will ,be Abort ivbJeetB: 1^45-6:30-9:00 Demand TUI Saturday Lm , t.te. Frl. Fra. $6.50, «.a*. S.M, treated in a single day was 51. S.M. l.M. Wad. Mat. |4.M. S.M, S.M. The smallest number was 31. The their facV-^yalue of 12c. The sheet I.M. Sat. Mat. tS.M. 4.M. 4 oe. I.Mi / “STREET GAR -dally average was 30 patients. BARGAINS ; wljl nol, be î;fnra!ed and mav bh t.M I affixed to .stsnd^d^lzed envelopes. **"gr*n Plan for 'Ytnr------! Persons desiringriScst day can- NAME DESIRE” The Maple Gr6ve Singers df STANLEY WARNER - by Tenneaaee William* Rockville, hosts for the 1960 Ger DURING OUR OPEN HOUSE TWEED'S & SURREY'S j csllatlons of the atampk-^tnay MANSFIELDlf^ "Well Worth Seeing” — Th* wildness and wonder o f/' a reasonable number nf arhkiêri man CTioral Festival held here last I LiCLlL|2.WllUM*HTIC.eT.^ WA Hartford Conr*nt. . rontance — told in a dozen' I unstamped envelopes to.--tfie "UN F.MIS Sr.MlAY June, announce Friday night re exciting itew original ballads ( Poatsl AdiiiinlstratloivUtlited NaXi ‘*Beet Combination of Act hearsals have resumed at the club X " . ‘‘AI,!. THF FINE YOIG STATECO ing and Directing”—Hart already hatted as "stanidards * lions, N. T Kverv,effort shoul'l he 1 'x. ^rAN’N'IHAI«S" In Unl<»r DOORS OPEN 4:45 P.M. Ffiday Night house on Franklin St. The women’s of tomorrow I” ■ ^ WILL CONTINUE . WITH " PlUB TOWN” ford Timee. chorus will begiin rehearsing at I made to suhmll,^rf>\’ers at least two ; SHOW STARTS S P.M. i weeks prior>«) fhe day of issue. SPECIAL OFPER! 8:15 p.m, and the men's chorus at d o n ’t m i s s , ft o n Then nofmsl ftrst day proce(1ure Mat. Pricb «0c 'nil 6 P.M. TEEN DANCE Bring this ad to box olBce WALNUT 9 p.m. MONDAY CLOSING shouj 65 TABLES - 54 TABLES 44 TABLES CAULKIND DUN $ 1 . 2 5 ^ Lb. BOYS and GIRLS Msn'hesler! Chapter Mada.ssah • T O N I G H T : I 1 $1.90 will have 'a bijffei supper on Tues TONIGHT f AND EVERY THURSDAY.PRIDAY-SATUROAY - and GARTRIDBE . a, day at 7:15 p.m. at 'Temple Beth ^ 5:25 Sholom. 9:00 l i OF BEEF After supper, the group will be "THEVERSATILES So vt4 0 cLU . entertained hv fhe Drama Trio of 20 0ALLLON $3.49 $ 2 - 4 8 FREE BOWLINC ; »he University of Hartford'S PLUS: Top" Secret,Spy Story! For Your Dining and Entertaining Pleasure! ,\ • . . -VO OKU(.A'riO.N , STATE speech and drams' department. I RALVANIZED CAN ■f. - \ SATURDAY MORNING Members of the trio are .Inhn Dal- , TOMORfROW 2PJM. iMAN ( ) \ A 30 OAK STREET # YOUR CHOICE SPECIAL PURCHASE! mer, Edgar Kloten. and .Norma | D04IRS OPF,N 1 :S0 MANCHESTER ^ VgD.ME IN rO.MORRoiv. KN.IOV FREE BOWI.INfi ..Ijawnrnce •» | pdLONIAL CANNCD ; AND REOIRTI'iR EOK Ol R JI'M OR EEAGI'EA STHIXG • Oak GrUl i r SPRIN8 I I "The dinner will be catered, by! SPECIAL 98e [ : Mrs. Kurt .Iqaeph and Mrs -lo-' A wealth of modern, S^dinavian, and 18th Century styles to 5 9 ^ ★ KIDDIE SHOW ★ STAMtlNa ' ■ ■| A t tlimie special priCe*. j seph Kopmsn. Program co-chair- ; TOOTH RAKEL.. LADIES-FREE BOWLING IÎddileiTTTvi^^ fulfill the decorjreqijirements of every room and setting! Su Use Keith’s why nut-^ have Keith!* t men for the evening are - Mrs I ERNEST BORGNINE I BOILED “ Lay-Away" 2 or S table* DI.RINO THE FXlEUm iMi MOKMMiN; Ttieodore Rosen snd Mtk.. Jules ■ aX^ 1.95 perbly crafted in ricli mahogany veneers, cherry veneers, mod UBERAL TI'EHRAV, SEPT. •'«. T H I'R .snA l. SEPT. *1. ^lONE RANGER” KERWIN MATHEWS I Lb. BOW for Chr1*tmae gift*. • ERIDA V, S E rr. '>,5 I KAi'p.:. . . ; S e BROILtID IAIB8TER ern oak, walnut, and fruitwood. Marty enriched with leather BUDGET r PAINT I'Ihs $1.25 JOIN HOI'SEWIVES' l.EAt.l E ON THESE DATE* Admlnlon will be s hlled Kye- SI X. - MON.. Ti:r.s. FINE FOOD and DRINK HTTH DRAWN BUTTER i Savef- for the Israel Bank to cure * CAK’IYWNS • PREPARED to PERFECTION! tops, inlays and brass trims. All priced for special savings^ TERMS... BRUSH.... trachoma. "Pql .lory" — "TVacher’a Pet" e BROILED sWoRDFlSH HAM ' (WHOLE ONLY) ('HOICKOI*KNINGS S'ni;i. AVAII ABi.K \ When ypu want to treat someone spe A LA MARINAj o . cial to the very finest In expertly pre . . . Come *ee KEITH’S WON EOR I.EAGUK TI:AMS THROl’fJHOrT THE WEEK pared food, favorite drlnka, stop in * BLUE MACKEREL FREE PARKING ' 974 MAIN ST. DERFUL ARRAY _of FALL here. ’Thia 1* for you! LIBOUNESE NEXT TO STORE MA]NCHESTER FURNITURE STYLES to help AT t h e THe a t r Î: ' moke your hoBie more beauti NOW C’4M)L STRAND HARTFORD, * SHRIMP BOMBAY t/n^ ful! PIANO'S I For Your Listening Pleasure WITH RICE RESTAURANT EDDIE REED * FILLET OF SOLE HOLIDAY Rt. C aad 44A—Ml S-2S42 >yT|niE PIANO FLORENTINE Fdr A Wasderfiil Time . O f EN 6 DAYS EsreliMt jroqd.'Raterfainment, * FRIED SCALLOPS > AtmMpke(e SUNDAY W m | TARTAR SAUCE j 9:00 AJd! to S:30 PJd, DANCINO EVERY L DINNERS * CODFISH—GOLDEN ' LANES SERVED >•' 336 N. Main St., ManchesTer, Conn. ; MItchtf DROWN with RED SAUCE tm SITBW , MODESN. ACTO M A'nc DITKPIN LAN'ES SATURDAY NIGHT 4^ I. I- 1.-----^ 12 NOON AMPl|E FREE FORKING WCKOKK BT., NEAR HARTFORD r D., DIAGON'AIXT ILESLAW, FRl^'CH L*tt*ge D*Uy y tt fl. CpfTER tr. |-T* 9 PJI. 1IE8 • ■ , ■ **QVAUTY-—4he be$t economy of e X P * A c a o m Mm B fR E r r rn m MANCHESTER MOTOR SAIJSS Grad BatBaata Up To kaw TIbm Jn OurOwBLotNoxttoStoro J : ■ '> I ' Eatertataiwmt Luaelu* "‘aa, ■laala** At Ti4* ' Mi ) N U ] IMUffS FOR UDEDVATIONS HOaOB DMVROVranBNT HEADQTTABnOUl ^ P H O N I M l 3-2125 MAar A Ai • • Op h h M rm A T E * as M D i worn a v w f uoopf yWOWB !|n M9T* '■ ^ - i' ' n ' ' ;;ooo(xx»oai

/• ;■■■ t- A I »! \ . r 7' ■ - .A H. ■ .\ .V - ... , V ___• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTERyCONN., FRIDAY, SE ^M B E R 16, 1960 PA GE f i V I MANCHESTER EVENINC.CTRALD, M3WCHESTER, CONN, ERmAY, SEPTEMBER W, I960 » A G B FO^ RockvUh-Verhon Columbia Tickets Available AboutTown Little, Bowers For Rally of GOP Naomi M. Be«be, daughtar Granite State ,TlcH«is tor the Republican rally o f Mr. and Mra. Thaodor# R. B a ^ at the Rosemoiint in Bolton tomor- 8 r., Tankaiooaan Rd., Vernon, will W rite-in ow-night can he obtained from Al •ner the Connaotlcnt Inatltute of Man to Head an Hartstein, Dustin Wood or Mrs. HairdreMing in Hartford Oct S. . J>irfated RepubUeaa etudi* Dedicates Parish Thomas Bailey. date* Wilbur Little and-Sharwv Tow n could hold classes. was remodeled in 1879, when side to the public- every day except Ueutenant. ' Mrs. Janies. Foley, 63 Bretton fairs In order to justify the confi galleries were removed, its length Monday from , 2 to 5 p.m. He has been executive secretary Rd., has been named by the execu dence of the' 2,202 voters who east It was the need of the youth of With the laat day of , summer of .the Littleton Chamber for 18 the church which most prompted extended and <:hoir l o ^ still a few days off, the Maiichea- I -iy tive committee aa new president of ballots for him in the primary the nlRnnin? for the irew section I flte^ple was demolished in David Munson, son of Mr. and months and has attended two sum election Tuesday. Columbia Congregational Church was filled to capacity Sunitay as the dedication of the new parish te.r Highway Department is al Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Ladies / Mrs Benjamin Munson, 268 Por- Rockville Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr, arid yerachlt Nltlbhon of mer sessions of-th e National Little did not receive the en of the building. The Sunday school, I ®was” ^^^ house w-lng took place. In one of the highlights of the cerem o^,. Philip H. Isham Sr., chalnnan of ready readying itself for wdnter -ter St., will leave Sunday for Thailand, discussed government and pollticaT party structure over Chamber of Commerce Institute. of Columbus, succeeding Mrs. dorsement of his party and unsuc now called the church ‘ x.^ntil 1917 the financial affairs of the Building Committee, handed the keys to the new wing to Herbert C. Englert Sr., chairman of battie. Stevens Institute of Technology. a volume of the Connecticut statutes In the maybr’s office at noon Henry WIttke. cessfully challenged endorsed can A RK) CROSS SHOI been fthe church were managed by the the Boiird of Trustees, as the Rev. George K. Evatia looked on. Bids for 300 tons of rock salt Hobokei3j_ .N J-, where he will be today. The Thai official has been In the Dnltcd States three Mrs. Foley' has been a member didates In both the GOP and Dem childicn \\ere Ecclesiastical Society, but when for combating ley roads will be months during his current tour, but served as secretau-y to the a freehman. Whist Party SeU of Gibbons Assembly for two years, ocratic primaries. j the church was incorporated at opened Monday at 2 p.m. Thai ambassador in Washlng;ton, D. C- from 1953 to 1958. and is also a member of.Buckley Bowers and Mahoney also lost ^hgfbus educatton was gamed society . was dis- Not Dupedy Dr. Peale S a ^ Bid sped ficai ions call for prices Three Manchester students en (Herald Photo by Satemls). PTA and the Manchester Federa in their fights against party eu' under rather advei'sc conditions. Voter Session on delivery in bnik to the Jarvis tered Hartford Hospital School of By Keeney PTA tion of Democratic Women. dorsed candidates. Bowers ran for So soft you can fold it in one hand 1 Imagine this For lack of proper facilities aUhe The' chmch has had 23 ministers, railroad siding. Alternate prices Nursing Wednesday. They were Other officers of Gibbons As the-Board of Director nomination much comfort on your foot. Easy to see why busy church classes were held in ' e o -. are asked for eniergencv delivery, Patricia Freeman, daughter of ’The Keeney St. School PTA will sembly are Mrs. Thadlus Klejna, in the GOP primary and Mahoney days go by in a breeze in this light, shankless lit mans Hall ,lo which the joiing-1 Wheelock D. D.,-who serv- Set TomorroM^ Chairmen Swap Charges If necessary, to the town’s sand I*’ Rockville-V ernon hold a “topsy-turvy” Monte Carlo pit on T'olland Tpke.. Mr.’ and .Mrs. Cheater Freeman, vice’ president; Mrs. Maurice in the Democratic primary. tle Cobbie. Of course, it has the^mart, cfuiaal sters also went to dances, organ-1 During hi.s 124 Branford St.; Miss Sandra whist an MANCmSTfR UPRIGHT and SPREADERS GLOBE ami UPRIGHT HEMLOCK James T Blair • Robert' H. Sfdrkel EACH $1.99 i d e a l FOR SCREENING HEDGE .“ft 6 7 YEAR PI^N TS. EACH f l.M 1 EACH $2.25 !! HOURS ONLY W h y SLEEP ON ‘ 6,0, *11 7 9 6 « o , * 1 1 4 9 10 f., *20.00 In bend leg or NONE SOl.l) HKI'OltK .SATUllDAV, SEI*T. 17 ekmrtt leg styles THIS CERTIFICATE IS WORTH $4.13 OLD WORN-OUT • On Kadi I ’cn Limit P en s Thl. coupon «n>l KVii rnlliU-g th- bcarnr to onu of aqua our ' ’s^nulne . (i.'l. .iriuull,!.' rnK SSItnE ‘ F ll.l.ija SELECTION OF EVERGREENS KrJltNTA/.N’ I’ E.N.S INKTANT-TOIICR W niTIN l:! a BEDDING? white SATIN H.MOOTII VaiNT. I.EAKrttOOF’! . A S-V-ur pink KuarAot.'i' wjUi 'OHrli (A-n ONK Hir.r onlv for I.AUlri* blue M-n. Bo%. and (llrlA. AMoil.-tl I olor». NOT A Americah Holly Pyracantha Andromedq tH A LU ‘ol,NT. Vs OF YOUR UK . maize. 54 Rhododendron Azalea Japanese Yews . • > NEW 1060 KOVAL IS SPENT IN K O I TYBUR X "BOTARV" WHY NOT K COMFORTAIU Fountain Pen WS HAVE ALL MATERIAL SCHOOL SCOTTS lAWN PROGRAM 8 WE RECOMMEND^. OF THE 'i ■! “TRULT ’Tlitii pFn hnldm ^mor« Ink thitn finv A FINE ordinary. p«n on llic mnrkrt. Voii TURF 0 U IL D » — CLOUT FOR LAWN CARE WRITINO wrllf for thrff mnnthn on otio fltllTiie. No rrpalr btllH. Kv»*ry i»pn In LAW N SEEDS ^FERTILIZERS • SEALY DANCE INSTBUMEN’T* nrwl (Ifl voum SOIL IMPROVER — SPREADER * TAP * TOE •low. TJIIH PKN t'AjmiKS A I*A(> C R A i GRASS KILLERS * BALLET TOHV (.a/AUANTKK. OET A FREE LAWN BOOKLET UME — PEATMOSS^WEED KILLERS • SIMMONS THIS PEN • SLUMBERLAND . SEATON HALL'S I /IGIVEN FREE • BLUE-BELL If >'<^11 tiny une In thn LIGHT UP YOUR GARDEN WITH DUTCH BULBS dazzling , . . Igilt crested , , ‘ 5 8 0 riilii rtlfirali" gorat only TUUP DAFFODIL ROCK GARDEN BOX SPRING and MATTRESS wool flannel blazer ijurtng ndv.rllMd ule, For flio Young . . . ond Smart DARWIN JUNO ALFRED BULBS COMBINATIONS FROM SsSiS Witli This Coupon Srirry PARROT REMBRANDT RED EMPEROR CoNogo or Cortor Girhl SUIT-MAKING (SfLASSK^ JACKET to stretch No RAtFMANNlA ' I : " ' i ' ■ ' PEONY MT. Ho o d :; ’ I Ptiopn DUTCH HUS . SEE r s FX)B A L L YOUR llEDD IN G NEEIWR’ your, fashion dolla'i s . ^ . with narrow Ivy League F A B U I/)U S Ordern ULT BfUSlOHALL FRITILLARIA lapeis.\,..,Thre(y:'patch pockets. Antique braas HOUR SALE IDEAL COTTAGE, PINR HORIZON ALLIUM SOFT MOUTON DYED OP COURSE—EASY TERMS! FREE DELIVERY! 6 HIB r butt'onis.. ...in cream smooth ,iflannel.. . .Chooae CHRMTMAS HYACINTH CROCUS ^lARaSSUS MADONNA ULY V ' FREE PIJRNELLPARKING • ' from White, Jâvy, Red, Camel, Black-Olive, SATURDAY ONLf! GIFTS PROCESSED LAMB ■V Jm' Charcoal, Bankers Gray, Black, and Biâas. ; — n — ■iV x - ' ^ ' ”1 ■ ■ : " -^-v' Si^zes 8-20.. . .also skirts, slacks, and bermudaa tq L ta ilt NOT A Hantlaad W hin' AU Gardening Needs Are Satisfied The' important, go-evciry- -. $P«M LIGGETrS where FUR JACKET, .very match. ' Eack BALL wRnn, very versatile ; Ceepem PARKADE ISHOPPING POINT ^ ' OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK * inriedibly low pricedf! Rich To Register WEST MIDDLE TPKE. Logjivood Brown or Char FURNITURE DEPT. — MI 9-6221 THUS BTOBE O N Lr ' ^1*16 T O L ^ D TURNPIKE— MI 9-2508 coal in sizes 8 to 20. Value $59.99 ON MAIN 8TREET, MANCHESTER Phone: SIZES S -l ) C U P THIS COUPON M III. I ‘ I I, '■ . 1 ' X ' ■; RELIABLE FOR NEARLY M TEARS: 9 -5 7 6 7 - x' . • . ' ■ !______. - A ' y Ml '■ i k * • ^ , 1 • - ;• / 'V 1. ! ' 1 t. ■i' A t - A-,,' ' ' i . ■ ». 1 V # . • • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONjjJ,. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD} MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1960 PA G E SE V E N r A 6 8 BIX endear, hljn to own people aeaaiona at 9:30 and 11 a.m. There of TBllgion and polltleg, and,thlnka mlary, I shsU work svsn hMdf'^ his as South Windsor wlU'be elaeaea In each aeaalon for A. Thoufirhi fo r ' Today' the projects, sneh ss am ics MtkiiiM; never before. thoB* bora in 1957 through Grade Hospital Auxiliary Plamluig Aanrl|PBtPY “tht election ahould be on the Belgian King The once blobf king returned BpenaenMl by the MancheBter rink, and. fishing, pof^ls for the 7. The Grade 8 ,and. high achool baats of the man beat qualilied." kiddies, ins fact, the many things smiling to Belgium atad was glyen ORANGE HALL claea will meet only at the ecmly Eopuiitg IfpraUi More Informeily, Dr. Peale says Coiuei1'«l ChiurcHes Which will make Mancheiter a bet Plans to Wed the moat Mumphant reception- of ZBA^Grants aeeaion. ‘Hi Fever Follies’ Benefit puBUSHitiu ay n u i _ ‘i wag not duped—‘I w’sb Just ter place in which to live, and his career. r - A teacher training group will , iDuring* World War II the 6^- which will therefore contribute to meet at the eecond aesalon for The Women’s Auxiliary of the^be chosen from Manch^ter ind etiipld.” V the happiness of Mrs.. Little and uests^ In the meanUfne, aoine thlMd" man pastor, Martin Niemoller Spanishîrl Modern Lions Cars thoae above freshman age in high Manchester Memorial Hospital will surrounding communities. myself. school. Children bom later than Talent audition night will be have been happening to Dr. ^dale. wrote In a letter from his prison, Again, I wish to thank all those 1957 ab.d over one year will be stage a variety show. "Hi Fever who supported me last Tuesday. (Oolrttaasd from Pags OnA Pretoria, South Africa—Lions 1 Withdrawn held Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. at the Man Some degree of Btorm arojid In his “I should like to tell you-that I have gone modem In thel? hunting taken care of at the Community Follies,”^ on Nov. 18 and 19 at Man chester Country CHub. Invitations' own New York congreifation, re- am not only unbroken by Im Sincerely yours, House. to prospective patrons will be sent P u b t U M B v « r * C t c d i b s Baeapt Wilber T, UtUe ber of times to different girls but techniques and now use cars In Every Sat. Night A t 7:30 One application, was withdrawn chester IHigh School auditorium. biKlav, and HolidayHoIIw t * Bnt*re4, at tba BUlttng, reportedly, Irt^ hia stibmls- prisonment, but am full of joy stalking ajitelopes and other prey Our Savior Lutheran Church will Mrs. ’Thomas H. Johnston Jr., out next week. The general sale of taat Otnca at Uaaebaater Ceim. aa and gratitude for Ood'i gracious the name of Dona Fabiola has In the. face- -of rbsidentlal opposi hold worship service at 10:15 a.m. tickets will open Nov. 12 at Wat tKond Claaa Hall Halter alon of hla realrtmtlon, which was In Kreuger National Park. They 18 REGULARS— 4 SfECIALS— 1 SWEEPStAKI general chairman of the benefit guidance It is one of our Lord’s never previously entered the royal make use of cars’ exhaust fumes tion and three others w’ere grant at Pleasant Valley School. Sunday entertainment, reported the show kins Bros. SUBSCRIPTION RATK8 rejected. On^ M the bigger news unfathomable truths that trust In August Welfare picture. to mask their- scent so they can ed following a Zoning Board of school will meet'at 9 a.m. will be the only fund-vralslng proj Assisting Mrs. Johnston will be - Parabla la adranca papers gtiMcrlbing to his column Him upholds our peace In all slt- Appeals public hearing Wednes First Congregational Church will Mrs. William Conlon and Mrs. John C k i a T e a r ...... She waa reported by friends to pounce on their unwarned quarry, day night at the Town Hall. ect sponsored by the auxiliary for ■U Month, ...... discontinued its publication. In uationfi.” Shows Big Drop be about 29 years old, the young meet at 9:30 a.m. the vear. Proceeds will be u.scd to Coy, co-chairmen of the vvaya and Three Montha ...... r ? ” other t^•orda, Dr. Peale has been .Friend, today we hear much est of "rnkny sisters, very Intel Herman Gros.s A Sons Co., of Masses at St. Francis of Assisi means committee for the auxiliary. One Month ...... •...... ^ Hartford, had requested an excep will be said at 7, 8, 9, 9:10, 10:15 Weakly ...... receiving a certain amount of pun- about how to get peace of mind, A drop In-the hospital costs for llgent and attractive.” Other committee chairmen for ilnifle (^>Pr ...... (» tion to use a tobacco warehouse and 11:30 a.m. lahment for his supposed views and and are offered many formulas welfare patients plunged Welfare Eyskens said the engagement 936 MAIN ST. ■— MI 3-5171 — OPEN 9 TO 5:30 — THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO the show include Mrs. Edson ~ MtMBKR OF / for Ij. But Jesus makes It plain “has been approved by the Bel- at 726 Main .St. for the storage Bailey, finance; Mrs. Alexander THE ASSOaATED PRU-tsS / activities. There is, among other in that He alone can give real peace. Department expenditures for last 9 F.M. — CLOSED MONDAYS. of bottles, jars and metal con Manchester Evening Herald Mannella, patrons; Mrs. Lawrence The Aiwoelated Prex, le excli^rely gi|Ml government. We are con tainers. South Windsor correspondent El Entitled to the u,e of republlcetlon or tolerances, those who are. intoler This peace is like the Illy On the month well below those for Au vinced that this happy event will Scranton, program; Mrs. CSpl An all new, dlapatche, credltM to U or ant of Intolerance, and.who Can gbt surface of a pond it may be gust 1959. be welcomed with joy by the Several neighbors opposed^the more G. Burnham, telephone derson, talent; Mrs. Leon E. Beau- Bot otherwlae credited )ri tni, ijauer tos.sed to and fro by wind and application on the grounds H had Mitchell 4-0674. chene, Mrs. Edmond Zaglio, snd and alM) the local n»w» oubMehod here_ pretty mean In the process, too. A comparison by the depart whole population." no business in a residential zone All right, of republhSatlon of ,peclal We would aay, let it go at Dr. storm, but It remains unshaken ment shows that the 1969 figure He said: “At the moment. Dona Mrs. Clarence Parker, cabaret glepatche, herein are ,l,o r>,erred from Its place "because Its roots and would menace health and safe party. Peale's own evaluation, that he was was t4|l23 and the 1960 figure Fabiola Is erossing the Belgian ty conditions and downgrade sur - irtjll aem ce client of N E d Serr- are, deep In the soil below. That -was 11,846, « decrease of $2,277. border with her family. We want Order of Worship Also, Mrs. Walter Schardt, Wild lee, Inc stupid. peace Is rooted in find's love and The nuirtber of persons aided by rounding property. West contest; Mrs. Paul Willhtde ' iSjbllxliera' . ReprexenlatlTe,; The to wish her a happy welcome.” . ■' The applicant withdrew his re- Itlllu, Mathew’, Special...... *1'"'^'’.. “ I We think this can he proved, to in God'^.a ultimate virtor>^ This is the department decreased from 63 The shy monarch’s name has Altered at Church and Mrs. Robert' Barnes, tickets: Tork^ Cbjcago -Dotrott ■ - and Bo,ton. everj’body's satisfaction, by the the peace that pa.a.aes, all under- to 58. 'qiic.st, saying he had not realized Mrs. Douglas Roberts Jr., ushers': - MEMBER" . A U m r BUREAU o r The chief reason for the drop In been linked romatlcally with sev the warehouse owned by Emer- Mrs. Herbert Snyder, costumes; CIRCrUATlONS fact that he thought himself a mere atanding. eral princesses and young women OF MANCHESTER , Bon Tifft of Hopedale, BSMs., waa A new order of worship will be Submitted by spending was that hospital bills introduced at services of Center ‘Mrs. Merrill Rublnow. scenery: • The iieraio Printing Company I t^ Invited guest at the Washington came to only $58 last montl) of noble birth during his reign. But ■located In a. residential section. Rev. K. Kjnsr Risk he seemed .to enjoy his role as Eu Congregational <3hurch on Sunday. Mra. John Mrosek and Mrs. David ftsBUTTifia no .nnsnclal rei|>onplbnit?» iw meeting when its official program Covenant Congregational Church sgsinst $2,973 in August of last I. R. Stich Associates Inc., of Warren, publicity. typographical rrrot, appearing In rope's most eligible bachelor. iVe.st Hartford, was given permis In announcing the first change wertleement, and other reading inatter listed him aa Its presiding officer. year. in order of worship at Center in The Mancheeler Erenlng Herald '7 . — — ------Baudouln assumed the throne In sion to erect signs directing cua- Or by the tact that, after the meet July 1951, when his father. King . tomei’s and visitors to Pine Knob Church in 12 years, the Rev. Clif . DIeplay adrertleing cloring hour,: ford O. Simpson emphasized Por Monday—1 pm F^ddiJ. ing, he apparently hsd no hesi Iveopold, abdicated to avert a royal Hill Estates both at the BeelM- Rebekahs to Hold yor TDeaday—1 p ni M^dsT tancy about serving as spokesman 0|)eii Forum Police Dot! Ties crisis. « btib Rd.-Avery St., Intersection "There is an art to the act of wor roT Wednewlay—1 P m Tueeday. ship, which begins as an'impulse." |Tor Thuradar—f P m. Wedneeday for the group in Interviews with During the past few years the ,and on land 6 t Mra. Helen Gully TTie new order will be given • a Degree Rehearsal ^ Ptlday—Fp-m Tb^day. the press. One newspapenuan, for •Undimnied’ As Summer Ends young king’s personality has un on Avery St., opposite the de T o the Kditor. velopment. temporary trial and will be evalu ■^"<^,Ve\^d’‘’:rid f: W n m . ea«B instance, asked him why such ‘Tib- dergone a sfiarp change. It became ated and amended after several A degree,rehearsal at 7;30 p.m. S ar of piihlleallon excepl Saturday— M y first feeling to m y defeat at Apparently summer Is past and noticeable during his ,T-week tour James P. San.sabrino, of Bloom Mrs. Thomas H. Johnston Jr. ersl theologians at Pry Reinhold the polls on Tuesday, w as to crawl weeks. The pastor and Board of will precede the first fall meeting f a .m ______the winter season cannot be far of the United States in 1959 when 4 field and John H. Sansabriho, of of Sunset Rebekah Lodge Monday | r - Niebuhr, vice preaidenl of Union into m y_ shell and cease all acM.vl- Deacons invite comments and reac purchase equipment for the hos Friday, September 1# In the future. he relaxed and shed some of his Windsor, were given permission to pital. The production will also at 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows hall. ■nieologirBl .Semlnaiv,’’ had hot tiea on behalf of veteran.,, aports- diffidence, especially during a visit operate a ga.s station and limited tions, and changes will be made by m en and the general welfare of the Members of the Manchester po vote of the Dlaconate. msrk the first time the auxiliary Obligation night will be served. been Invited to be pre.«enl, and Dr. lice department took the first step to Hollywood. ^ su to j-epalr service at the Town has staged a variety type of proj Mrs. Howard Smith and commit ; “Drop Desd, You Bum” t o w n . Batidoiiih luncjied with actress Line Gulf Station at the Rt. 5- • I h p . Peats replied: "If he were here But, having had time, to gel over today of rettirnlng to winter uni- ect. . tee will serve refreshments. Va • It appeara that, on the Khniah- form'a.. .they put their neckties Debbie Reynolds, played golf with Ellihgton Rd., intersection. "Hi Fever Follie.s” will be un cation packages should be turned we’d never get anything- done." the first reaction of m,v defeat and Ben Hogan and b.ad a gay time for to gel hiy thinking back to norm al, on again. To Head Finance Drive der the professional direction of in to Mra. ^ ith Smith for Mrs. ^ e v \iait of a year afro, we miaaed Three days lalei- Pn. Peale be himself. The change seemed to Atty. James H.’ Throwe of 999 and to reiuemher that 2202 p e r - The ties game off July 1. Cargill Productions of New York Frederick Mietzner, noblt grand, « few nppnrliinitlea in the depart- gan trying to undo what had been Main St., is finance chairman of Local Stocks inent of telling Khniahrhev exart- aona had enough confidence in m e From the original Hitchcock factory City. A cast of 150 persons will at this meeting. done. His sincerily in this effort to give m e their vote, 1 r e a l i s e d the Democratic Town Committee ly what we thought, oT him and. for the coming election, Town Quotatione Famished by should he sreepted. He Is not the that I ow ed theru a great deal for Chairman Harry J. Odium has an llkewiae. In the department of first good man to be trapped by a their confidence. nounced. Coburn • Middlebrook, Ine. Showing him what we ottraelvea djoiamlam which get, thing, done .So I h ave decided’.to Justify their I A member of the Town Commit Bank Stoeks confidem e by trying evep harder, | on the Farmington River, Riyerton Bid Asked are really like and finds out Isler what they ape. tee, president of South Windsor Thla time, he la nobndy.'a gtieat. to work for the good of m y com -; Young Democrats and chairman Conn. Bank and Trust n i u n l t y . JCo...... 4314 and merely exerclamg hla legal of^'the executive board of Con 4614 W h ile Ihe votv* w as being counted necticut Young Democrats, Hartford National light to attend a United Nations At L«»t A Real Issue last Tuc.sday evening, 1 w as being ! Throwe moved here from Hartford Bank and Trust Co. 3714 40V4 installed for the fifth time as. aeaalon here. W e wera wondering h^w long about a year ago. He practices law Fire Insurance CsmpBiilee "Service Officer" for all the vet in the Hartford firm of Joseloff, Aetna Fire ...... 8214 Thla time, we’ll do things right. erans of M am hester. I shall dedi 8614 tViwn eln New 1’ork Ully, the such a cam paign could go forward Murette and Throwe. Hartford Fire ...... 47'i 5014 without having some, 'really im cate myself to the utm ost in this EVERYWHERE IT'S JUST LOBSTER ON \ He plans to appoint a committee National Fire ...... 110 120 International l>ongshoremen'a Aa- work for which I receive some- | portant issue com e to the fore. W e \ including candidates Senator Fred PhoeniJt Fire ...... 76 .79 iorlatlon has completed plana for thing greater than monetary re -1 FRIDAY EVENING knew there m ust he som e such Is J. Doocy, George W. Stone, and Life and Indemnity Ina Cqs. ghow.ing the way It ha, chartered wards, s feeling of satisfaction of j BUT HERE IT’S Att.v. John' Casey, all three run sue there, all the time, sleeping, or having helped veterans In distress, Aetna Casualty...... 8314 86'4 an exciiralnn boat, on which a ning for seats in the state Iegi.s- Aetna Life ...... 80 83 working ateathily underground, who had seived their country In lature. The finance - chairman crowd of the union a atrongeal- lim e of, w ar. BROILED Conn. General ...... 375 395 and now we have Mra. John Ken lana to conduct a "Dollars for Itinged member, will „ il down the •So, undaunted hy Tuesday’s pri- at 8] S Hftd. Steam Boiler .. 80 85 nedy to thank for bringing it out lOBSTER A-LA-HOB-NOB emocrat.s” campaign through Travelers ...... 8414 harbor to greet Khniahrhev with 7 out the town. 81’4 catcall, and boo,, aailing aa cloae In the open. Ft la. as w e half kn ew - (OUR OWN SPECIAL SHRIMP STUFFING) prices: Mothers' Club Banquet Public Utnitles ht to he. the Issue of What she SERVED WITH TOSSED SALAD Conn, Light St. Power 25 27 .to hi, ,hip „ poMlhle *0 he will he The Wapping-Mothers Club will I w ear, and how she doe, her hair. | HOSPITAL COMFORT FRENCH FRIED ONION RINGS ___ _ hold their annual banquet Sept. 2.2 Hftd. Electric Light . 63 66 Bure and hear them. They will have ; FRENCH FRIED POTATOES—ROLLS and RUTreR while our stocks last Hartford Gas Co. ... 46<4 49'4 T h e young lady dlacloaerl. on her t at the Bolton Methodist Church. Telephone ...... band or rerordinga blasting out i ON THE CONCOURSE AT THE PARKADE Memttlers should note thal the 44'4 46'4 TOWN ELECTION MONDAY, OCT. 3 l*”God Bless America and other! N e u York visti the other day, thal | HOME! banquet is on Thursday instead of filanufacturing Companies I'patriotic aonga. she has ’heard som e of the things' the usual Tuesday. Members need Arrow, Hart Heg. .. 55 ij 58'4 being said about her. Spparenlly A.ssociated Spring ,. 18 20 [ li'im b ■ The exruraion boat will be deco- ing transportation ahould meet at because some of tjrem ha\'e been the Commtinity House Before 6:30 Bristol B ra ss...... 10% 12'i ^lililllivik-- ..... Jjfated W ith huge banner, and plac- Dunham B ush...... 4% 5% said or written to her. p.m. 25jrda. "Killer Khniahrhev Not Wei- Em-Hart ...... 57 60 THESE ARE THE INTENDED LAM l PRICES There are som e w om en, she said, The new officers to be installed •Tome Here" and "Prop Peed, You; at this time include: Mrs. Joan Fafnir Bearing ...... 48 V4 5112 who seem to resent her hecaiise Landers Frary Clark 15', 1712 ADVERTISED IN THURSDAY'S HERALD .‘Bum ' are advance aample, N«TSLIE NOMHN CUmmings. president; Mrs. Dor (she if '’too„rhir" and because she othy Stoddard, vice president; N. B. Machine ...... 19 21 VOTE DEMOCRATIC i. Thla will he the poatlive pari of I spends too m uch m oney on clothes Mrs. Barbara Graham, secretary; North and Judd .... 16 18 DELICIOUS — ECONOMICAL — LAMB Oie welcome from the good long- Stanley Works ..., 16'4 1814 She thinks thla la "dreadfully lin- ' Mrs. Claire Newbury, treasurer; .jCloremen They will have, aci-ord“ DANCE Veeder R o o t...... 53'4 5614 Mrs. Ruth Connelly, refreshments: fau .” W hile she-was trying on J 30 SNs ,'.lng to plan, other conlrihutlpna to Mrs. Gertrude Lewis, program; The above quotations are not to SHOULDER CHOPS niale?-nity ^ dressg*^ frt- her hotel Professional Hospilol A-23.95 be construed as actual markets. ;;,the Khniahchev plesauie ^rtd com- Mrs. Cynthia Waldron, ways and room, she said ' I'm aure I spend Buds and Equipment means: Mps. Stella Zaleski, wel REGULAR STYLE ■fort. TJiey Will refiiae any aa- STUDIOS Rrg. $29.95 leas than .Mrs, Nikon on clothes. fare; and Mrs. Ruth Fletcher^ *83 Merit System First VOTE with CONFIDENCE "glatance In docking and ticing up for Home Use B-36. .She gets hers at Klir.ahcLh Arden, membership. •4he Ruaalan ahlp, handing lla hag- Albany, N.Y.—New York passed LEGS of LAMB "*53c and nothing Iheie costa ICaS than .Mi.-'.s Natalie "' Norman, Sttident of the Reg. $44.95 Bulletin Board e4â ?F OP rarRo. unrl thrv will m «n -Greater comfort for the Dance, in New Yotk,.Cityfl California and . The first meeting of the season the first Stale civil-service law in Aa for reporlii that 1883, the êar the United States MEATY.— TENDER r » 1rket boats to picvciit anv load-'^^*’^* patient, eoiicr core for Mexico Toured with the USO, appeared C-89.95 of the Avery Heights Garden Club These Proven Leaders 'Jng.or unlnsdtng bv lighter Be j 'P-Hki I.Kl.OOO a ycari you, at low, budgol with the London Opera '^m pany, con will meet S^t.-27 at 8 p.m. in the Civil Service Law went into effect. Now more than half the states ’ > 0nd that, thev will also have p ick-i"" < lbthes. Jm u g h l only in Paris, rates. Coll or visit us. ducted and directed television'-a,^ strfga Reg. $109.00 Avery_St. Klerhenlary School. LOIN LAMB CHOPS “•89c BALLET shows, directed 1969 Miss America Psgeant. Mr^ Marie Newell. West Hart have general-coverage merit sys ■ *t lines to prevent inv .upplies I ford. will speak on "Putting yottr tems. from reaching the Bussisn shir.- i’'’*’* o^âslonal number In mCDICRL plants to Bed.’’ Hostesses for the ___ ‘i’. A ik this la dearnbed. hv <'npt ' f’*'"'"- TAP • ACROBATIC Because they’re styled from old evening will be Mr.x, Robert .Wllltam V Bradlev prealdenf of | ^ ' ' " 11. N - m ’ York fashion designer ^m e pieces, Riverton chairs and Hornish and Mr.s. Lawrence See- PHRUmnCY paniak. Ihe union, aa-a arbnlnncous rank "'"v K-' JgkMg.ftUklt.1.8. MS. $-4148 dteat;S lend authenticily to your for a dress, snd she also haa som e BALLROOM • BATON Membership is open to all resi îiTind file movement whlch'niakea me Coloniak.rooms. The handsome dents in South Windsor. Interested Get Plants That Please From Jisppy ’ Hla \mion’a mcrnliership, clothes m ade hy "a little dress SCHOOL OF MODELING atencilings and rush seats are people may contact Mrs. Gary m aker in W ’sshlngHin " D-3.6. . bemadded, haa al-w ays bce'ir-^ylg’or- 's t u d io s l o c a t e d a t hand done to further the authentic Kains. ; ' I Aa for women who writ# her The South Windsor Men's Bowl 'nualy antl-Com m unist. feeling. All chairs are stenciled Reg. $44^^ W o o d l a n d GARDENS They Grow! ■aijrt rrllii'lr.e her bouffiinl hairdo, j a m AT NEW fU lL OIL MANCHESTER For Registration and Information ing League will have an organiza There seems no doiitd that, hy with the original "Hitchcock” la raUlng,lt things-like a ’floor-m op," | BrUlsh-Amnrirsn. Club Call JA .5-.371S or Call Collect tional meeting T\iesday at 8 p.m. th?,.^tlme the longshoremen have DtvnoPMiNfr Tuea. — Maple Street Claeses Resume Week of Sept. 12 bel, tod. Cherry or black finishes at the Community Hal] on Main ★ OUR WEEKLY Mrs Kennetly is "surprised at SPECIAL ★ 4hui represented iia, Khrushchev e.xceptinj; model “A” which is in_ St. Team entries will be accepted t h e m , 1 try to keep— H— neat and ROCHVILI.E — Thiirsdav. Folish-American ClUzena Club, • t will have two Impressions, thej black with cherry-finished wood^ E-36^ at this time. well groom ed. "I.’o you think It looks 26 Village Street The meeting of the Jlinior Wom UrsJ, of whst we really think of | ^rnezi<^^ Reg. $44.95 A Real Bargain! .o.ffen.slve ?'■_ . J*' BOLTON — Saturday (10 to 2). Bolton Town Hall seat. an’s Club of South. Windsor, orig lltfn. and th» second of what kind j Mlalorv, In so far as It w as de- inally scheduled for Sept. 12, will D f people w e really, are IVUein w«_[ be held Sept. 19 at 8 p.m. st-the pem lcnl on the |oiiniallatlr talents Bre aiKh fine, brave, rourteotia peo jif-gSN£^ Wood Memorial Library. CHRYSANTHEMUM present, did not rer tird. a n y answ er. ple and so roursgeoui In spotting Guest speakerWill be Mrs. Herb W ell, there at least la the Issue, i«nd denouncing the evil thal would ert H. Hoskins, past presitênt of which we ha\e been wailing for, the South Windsor Historical .So touch our ahores' does It not be ciety. Hostes.ses will be Mrs. Ed-^ PLANTS ohiy 50c w ith the anlii ip.illon that It w ould com e a hit auperfluosis to inake ward Muglia and Mrs. Robert WILLIAM B. COLLINS PHILIP FREEDMAN JO H N J. H U TCH IN SO N pcove at least the second iiirrst Im k n y suppllcstloii. m usicsl or other Nadeau. Attorney Businessman Credit Union Executive portant Isaiie of Ihe carripalgn. A n d wise, that "'’.od Bless. Ariierira.’’" f, - •• The Guys and Dolls Couples Club Get A Dozen For Only $5.77 there, obvloiialv, la another fight H o w could' there,'be any need or will hold an outing Sept. 24 at ing Kennedy In the ring, not duik- Horace Porter’s cottage. Lake Ter- room for Improvement ? For as r.smaugii.s, ■ Marlborough; Begin Large Planti 85c — 3 For $2.39 far as w e ran see snd hear,' ther#-] *"8 Ihe Issue, but raising it herielf, ning at 3 p.m., with a buffet supper la nothing hut nnsninuty with the 'W e shall Confess our ow n senti a t'6:30 p.m. m ent, w hich la that w e dr’i not w aru i gor>d longshoremen ,• W e ^ hear Anyone who has not been con- ■ tacted and would like to attend la ‘Khrushchev taunted by tha 'rom- to .Mrs. Kennedy s (iarllt-ular ver- See Us For Your H O L L A N D BULB$ A Sion of the "chir” , nor swoon over ' asked to contact. Don Heatherlng- ' m entstors o f‘the alrVvery night. , ton’before Tuesday. LARGK, TOP GRADE, HEALTHY PLANTS! ' And even the normally gentle “a* hoiiffant...... hainlo...... also' do nol rhiireh Notes v e i y m u i - h Tulips. !8|»‘('lal “ Christian .Science ' .Monitor p ,, , think these rhings havi Wapping Community Church will color assortment. Doz. 69c Hyacintha, to rfo’with what kind of President atari Its fall schedule with txvo All colors. »1.T9 • drawn it.self .up . proiidly and an church worship services at 9:30 and • •‘•rouncedi . a*,.- official newspaper Seiisint Kennedy nilg’h l’prove any j Tulips. > Separate 11 a.m. Sunday. Mrs. Evel.yn Mer colors. epoliry that It will nol digJVifv the thnn -.Mamie a bangs I'ah he rill will be soloist at the early serv Do/ 99c "K h ru ’shchev visit hv. pr inting a iri, i T m ’ hai e ’■ deter-mined the ice. Madonna . . . k Daffodils. Large Lilies. 3 P„ »1.09 ..f.’v Die-Jes as w hat he has for hreakf'asi ’"rilrse of Kisenhow er foreign ,pol- Sunday School will rebpen with TrOmpet ml.\. Doz. $1.19 X l W * don I reran that U pnnted his 'h"'k Mrs. Nixon always Ttjtreakfas! m efius a year ago either, i "tohagea to dress lery sweetly, al- Helpt k««p your ASGROW GRASS SiCED I Hcnilofk S|>erial. Start (hat h'edge _but that doesn’t diminiah from llw I •*’ ■’"'•U y, to complete the burnor cloan at ir ' • • • Y o u r 12".18" BOXWOOD circle of enemies w e aeeiH, to tie now. 15”-18” size. ' $ 1 9 9 ■“firmness of the .MonUor’s present tonlflh|/lTear 39c Lb. and up h e a t$ y o u r h o m e I -Stand. TYuit crigis-meetirig Moni- 1 rm atnicling, we' icmlil’ wlali for a 1 $2.19-~5 for $9.9S ^JU»r ultim aluni la just aa fon eful lotnh of. arjinethlng definitely RT-98 la the moat complaiely nat kip^ cole’s T" clashing or,Tint of place.' GENUINE GERMAN ' Now’s the Time fo plant ^Jind revelalori', 7 ') M r. Khrushr-hev effective fuel oil additive in use NiitiMRily LAY AWAY Special! 3 Mid Ihe watching world as (he toda'y This heipe your oi^ great new album P f AT M O SS burner deliver m.ore-rlean, da- JAPANESE YEWS HUBBARD-HALL 2^ D r o p Dead. You Bum " exiuraion Regular )RI.4fi. ALICE M. LAMfNZ0 FRANCIS J. MAHONEY THEODORE POVVELt .pendabla heal. 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■\ -, V. 4 ■ I I.- : t FAGB BIGBT Mi^CfiESTER EVENING HERALD> MANCHESTER, CONN., FRmAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1>60 THi HOUSi OF FASHION Veterman Bid Barnard Bus Schedule Low to Alter EYEGLASS WOfffvVfiiiwnfn TtM nilea for but tranaporUtlon^Vomon, ^dall, OrMnwood, act down by th. Board of Bdoca- Heat P la n t Mountain. Vd. XXV, No. 5 Fdday, September 16 Compiled by Students of Manchester Hishs School Miss Hiliii Eitat, Faeultgr Aivlssr tion are as follows: IDS Another bid baa been added to Beventh and eighth graders W.Vernon—Lydall, 600 Lydall, 230- OONTAOT LENS SPECIALIST thoae town officiala are studying must live a mile and three quar 148 Lake, Greenwood and West- ters from school to qualify for bus land, Plaza and ArcelUa, Fergu fo r work on municipal buildings. son and W. M. Tpke., arrival 8. Seen Football, Soccer, Cross Country ■nia latest proposal Is one for rides. Nineth graders must live Return trip 2:15. OPTICAL STYLE BA^ two miles from school to qualify. altetlng and Improving the heat Bus 12— Including Finley, E. f.I. 761 MAIN STREET 6 - n t i ing fw tem at the police station^ ^ Any seventh grader who needs Tpke. (MO-1149), New Bolton, Once Again Unexpected hurricane Donna TOe low bid of $2,57D comwr transportation when he is dis- Plymouth, Boulder, Adelaide, Rob Working for Top Performance from Peterman Plumbing ^.iind mUsed at 12:35 will receive It, ert, Elwood. Starting 7:35 at 154 confronted MHS students and fac Heating Co. of Manches^. -Ray Pupils are expected to travel New Bolton Rd-, with stops at By Miss Low ulty with a day of relaxation and a day to do .the things they’ve Kroff, Inc., of West Hartford, the only on the buses to which they Finley and E. M. Tpke., 940 E.. The 1960 M il'sports season wlll!^ add plenty of drive to the Man-^ Crose Country Hopefol been "saving for a rainy day— ” only Other bidder_adkcd $4,499. have been assigned. * Middle Tpke., Gerard and B. Cen Aa the British ship Saxonia de be ushered A n shortly when the cheater forward wall fit the tackle Mr. William Coe, a member of The cross-country team, led by Bids were opcne4..wednesday. For the first few days', pupils ter., Pitidn and Boulder—Putnam., parted from Montreal on its 1,000 Manchester/ football, soccer, and positions. The ends-might well be co-captains John Golden and K m the English Deparl,mcnt, Willing Under terms^'ot the contract, should be waiting five minutes arrival 8. Return trip 2:15. mile trip to the mouth of the St. cross counwy teams go Into action either Bill Bclekewicz 6r Dennis Smith, is expecting a good year. ly volunteered the following in which has'rKjt yet been awarded, ahead of time to allow for any In Bus 13— Including B lprfr'Tlt., Lawrence and then 3,000 mllea against otner CCIL schools. ’The Seibert and Buddy Minor. formation; “ A t about 7:45, I An improvement la expected oVar the biillfWlg would be separated adequacy In the schMules. Butternut, Cartsrr-GSfdn«fi% High across the Atlantic Ocean to Manchester High football squad The depth of the squad is such last year’s 9-1 record. Coach Rob Into l»''heating zopes, each with spotted a couple of unsuspecting Bus 1— Hilliard St., Including land, MoutttSim Porter, Sprri>. Southhampton, England last sum opens its season in IVilllmantic that,' if the starters need a rest, ert Slnet also hopes to Improve Its -d^'m thermostat. souls trudging in the rain towards all students from Bates, Duval, ^ . ollow, Waranoke, Wyllys, mer, Miss Jeanne M. Low of the against Vyiodham High School on the team will not suffer much the team showing In the Stats and Ix>w Vault Bid school; I hollered at them and 300-500 Hilliard, H offm an,^ Fern. Starting at 7:25 at 288 Fern, foreign language departmeht at Sept. 24. The Indians entertain from substitution. Many of these Eastern Sectional meets, In whleti Another contract award pend BASEBALL sent them^ home to bed. I then ler, 300-500 WoodlaiidT-' Tpke. *and Englewood, with stops 12 Large Bottles like to imagine the Americans Buckland. Croft. AT dUR b o t t l in g PLANT Again stopping In England for Maintenance Superintendent Theodore Fairbanks and reading specialist Mrs. Helen Skinner inspect thinking sentimentally 1 of the The students will act as guides Guides from the Student Coun at Wedgewood-Dover, arrival 8. Prices qnoted are for home deliv a while. Miss Low boarded the cil will be on hand to help the stu Starting 7:30 at Tolland Tpke. the booths constructed Ify custodians Joseph Fornler and Edward Walters (seated) in the Read British ancestors from whom they when “ the crew” of 1,300 students Return trip 2:15. eries, only; extra charge for ban Queen Elizabeth for., her home ing Center du'ring the summer to enable students to concentrate on practice with the machines to School starts Monday momlng^seventh grade classes at Nathan dents. and Glode, with stops at 1533- $T|.50 - derive their language, their cui- hits Barnard Monday morning. Bus 7 — Including Deepwood, quets, parties, showers, weddings, ward voyage to New York. All was pace reading. (Herald Photo by Ofiara). ' By that time the worst of the for all students at Barnard Junior Hale, Hollister St. and Washing 1343-1127 Tolland Tpke., Bum- I Tax Incl. ture, their teabags. Actually, It ton have been made up of stti- Devon, Center (674-903), Morse, ham and Windsor—Croft, 117-49 etc. not calm and restful however, for ______* ------is the British who should be look Ek»li McC!ahe Bruce Bonadte* uproar In the Main and Franklin High School, afid for the farmed Plus Deposit dents from those areas, so that no' Olcott Dr., Thomas, Carol. Buckland, 683-610' North Main, ar the ship encountered a storm at ing gratefully to the Americans Buildings should have subsided, out seventh graders from Bar Welder Reports Starting 7:55 at Stone and Cen sea and tossed and turned In it for though Principal George Bradlau bus transportation w ill be neces rival 8. Return trip 2:15. for their enduring influence on sary. ter, with stops at Crestwood and - 12 houi*s. ’"rhe waves came right ’Romans’ Elect our way of ijfe. A fter ail, says you’d never know It to look nard.. $1.65 Delivered MANCHESTER Theft of Items Deepwood, Center and Adams — over the top of the deck,” explained told us of the necessity of the re at the buildings today. George Bradlau, principal of Most of the seventh graders ‘at Full Summer Schedule Thomas— Falknor, arrival 8:10. R e Body Recovered I Tax Ind. Miss Low when describing the frigerator, which Is essential for There are ladders, wires, work Barnard, outlined the stopgap tending Barnard ai^ from that turn trip 2:15. Plus Deposit BOTTLING CO. storm. She added that even though New Officers obtaining really glacial drinks of men, delivery boys, superintend- measures to be taken. area, so that only a few will, need Recent thefts of equipment from Barkhamsted, Sept 16 (4’)—The Bus 8 — Including all students . ■ It was an unusual experience, she milk during the day?” ehts of work, superintendents of I. School \vill open at 8 a.m. transportation when they are dis Everett Smith, a welder and Iron body of a man was found In Bark 10 HENDERSON RD. would not like to witness it again. The British do not, however, re education, new teachers, curious and the late-hell will ring at 8H5. missed at noon. from Bolton, Brent, French, Hart- hamsted reservoir today. ★ if Busies Custodian Staff In preparation for tlie 1960-61 worker on New Buckland ~Rd., land, Grant, Oliver, Wlndemere, It was truly an e^^fciting way to end spect the American language.'Ac pupils, a. few trophies and hooks 2Êighth and ninth graders will The seventh graders at Barnard State Police said the drowning \M I 3-7922 year of activities, the Latin III valued at $422, were reported to W. Middle Tpke. (371). a wonderful summer vacation! cording to Punch, an American ' scattered all over the place. attend a full day of classes until will meet only In classrooms on the victim was Carl Bengston, 49, New Nancy Follansbee, ’62 Manchester police this morning. Small Bottles Besides the usual thoroughly room 202 was remodeled into an and I'V Club, under the direction would say, "A re you kidding?' 2:15 p.m. top floor of the Barnard building. Starting 7:55 at Wthidemere and Britain, who was reported missing art room instead of an academic 3. Seventh graders will attend Eighth and ninth graders will meet The first loss was discovered on Grant, with stops at Oliver and yesterday. Case of 24 cleaning of every hall, room, and of Miss Doris E. Klbbe, held par where the English would say, "The South OlF classroom. information you have given me only four hours of classes and will In classrooms in the Main and .Sept. 6, when an acetylene tank Grant — Tower, arrival 8:10. Re Bengston's 15-foot motor boat piece of equipment in MHS dur tial election in a meeting called by In order to relieve the crowded is superfluous.” Am'erican "I dig Night School Set be dismissed at 12:15. This rule Is Franklin Buildings. along with related equipment plus turn trip 2:15. was found floating on the reservoir $ ing the summer, the custodians Mi.ss Klbbe for June 20, 1960. The -e. ■a?. 1.20 Grad Teaches conditions in some MHS classes, you the most,” - becomes English for all seventh graders, at both Workmen will be out of the way some hose disappeared. Bus 9—Including Adams (199- last night and his car was parked C M ttr St. I Tax Ind. were also busy remodeling several cabinets "Were added to former question was raised at the meet " I am Inclined to prefer your com Ken Smith At Cheney Tech Barnard and the farmed out class In all areas where, the students will This morning, he missed other 362), Tolland Tpke., (317-995), along the shore. areas of the school. These canges study halls to make classrooms ing in Room 239 aa to the time of pany.” An American convertible es. be. exfcept the basement of the items from his truck which he kept Avery, Baldwin, Concord, Demlng, Reservoir guards reported seeing Plus Deposit North Ofj^ Aboard Ship in rooms 208, 210 and 211. election of the officers for the is an English “motor car with Evening classes at Howell Franklin Building. parked at his place of business. Taylor, Parker (924). Starting Bengston at the reservoir last were all completed by the School 4. All eighth and ninth graders A new physical education office coming year. It was unanimously draughts." Cheney 'Technical School In ma should bring their lunches, be Police said Smith did not report 7:30 at Adams and Hilliard, with night. ^*1,35 Delivered West Center St. Board's carpenter, electrician and The Incomplete renovations will Jotui Perry, a 1950 graduate of was constructed and new parallel resolved that two "consuls” .should These excerpts come from sev chine, drafting and blueprinting cause the cafeteria is among the the loss on Sept. 6 because he stops at 205 Adams, 995-832-495- plumber and member* of the high prevent the eighth and ninth I Tax Inch MHS, has taken a position teach bars ahd climbing ropes were In be elected at - that time, so that eral i.ssues of Punch broiigljt in by will begin Monday at 7 p.m. areas which is not functioning. thought the items might have been 317 Tolland Tpke., Demlng and school custodial staff without the graders from having normal gym borrowed by co-workers. However, Avery:—Baldwin, Parker and Tol Plus Deposit ing math In a roost unusual situa stalled in Gym 47. Training tables they might expediate club mat Lisa Cowan to supplement the ac The classes will be held Mondays assistance o f an outside contrac Lunches will, be eaten In the classes. Industrial arts or home when he missed more equipment land Tpke., 924 Parker, arrival tion—aboard an oldrtime sailing and a practice kicking board for ters and begin club activities quaintance with England the Hon and Wednesdays from 7 To 10 p.m. classroom where the student hap tor. economics. Students will meet with this morning, he decided to call po 8:10. Return trip 2:15. CEMENT vessel. soccer were also installed for the sooner in the 1960-61 school yCar. ors College Preparatory course in Since there was an ln.sufficlent pens to be at lunch time. Milk these teachers, but will study only Among the many physical Bus 11— Including Vernon, W. SMALL BOHLES CASE OF 30 Perry left Mystic Seaport last Physical Education Department. A close race re.sulted, in which English Literature. " n • may be bought for four cents' a lice. W. H. ENGLAND enrollment in the electrical, car theory. A rt and music classes wlil Tuesday for Bermuda, where he changes made in the.building was In addition to all this the cus Gaida Ozols, ’61, and Charles Joy, pentry and shop mathematics bottle. A classroom represent be held. Plus Deposit ^ $1.75 Delivered the construction of the new read - t . LUMBER CO. w ill meet his ship, the Brigantine todians re-grputed the swimming ’62, were the final victors. Mike Simmons Mike Oedauskaa courses, these courses will be de ative will take orders and co ll^ No attempt will be made to give “AT THE GREEN* 1.50 Case Of 30 I Tax Ind. "Albatross,” a floating boys’ ing center In room 110. Six new pool, constructed a music cabinet the money for milk from his plass- The meetin.g was attended hv layed in opening until enough the seventh graders anything but Open All Day Saturday I Tffx Ind. Plus Deposit school, arid take 15 boys who will booths, built and, wired for ma for the band room, and of course Junior Girls’ Club consists of tlie-âme boys Who saw sophomore year. Also Jim Brack niates, go to the cafeteria and about 25 students scheduled to adults sign up for them. four hours of academic work. , be his students. chines to pace seadlHg, will enable mowed the lawn regularly. much action last year. Don Seipel en, a transfer from BulReley High bring back the order. All students have been notified students to work by themselves take either Latin III or IV this will be calling the plays from the A minimum of 15 persons are These students have been tak The mowing and trimming of Gets Underway School, Is expected to do well. 5. Bus transpeirtation will be by mall what their homerooms Will year, who were also Interested in quarterback slot once' again this needed for each course. ing a three-week course in navi without distraction. A special room the MHS campus alone takes the Since Jim is only a sophomore, pmvlded all those^ho qualify for be. joining the Latin elub. It was re year. He will receive much help Interested adults may register gation in preparation for the with a window enables Mrs. Helen combined effort of a group of six Mr. Sines is considering him care- It. The schHilles are on this On Monday the eighth and ninth course. Perry, with three other solved to wait- until school com An organizational meeting of from Don Simmons and Dave'Tup- for aafl^cou^se■ Monday or Wednes Skinner, reading specialist, to to complete the job. The custodial ifully. Co-Captalna JohiT Golden page. graders will remain In their home teachers and their 15-student menced again in the fall before the Junior Girls' Club was held per. The halfb.ack posts will doubt day, either during the day or be work with individuals as well as staff consists o f fifteen men and and Ken Smith, each with two BradWTu said the farmed out rooms for the first two periods to crew, will weigh anchor at Ber trying to set a date for weekly or Tuesday afternoon In A-7 under a less be handled by .Co-cai)lain Mike tween 7 and 9 p.m. Tltere is no groups to improve reading speed three women under Theodore L. years experience, along virlth ^n- muda for an eight-month tour of bl-weekly meetings. new advisor. Simmons and Greg Manchuk. Bob charge for the cliwses. and comprehension. . Fairbanks, town superintendent of iOr John Salcius are expected to learning through the ’'Caribbean A Roman banquet l.s one of the Each, girl filled out an informa Cote, A1 Tomlinson, and Jim Gal- The room housing the IBM ma maintenance: Joseph Wright, John lead the varsity team. Francia and the Galapagos Islands in the highlights of th^ year's-activities. tion sheet suggesting possible pro anek .should supply .support for chine became the first, in Manches McHugh, Thomas Stratton, Ed Golden, younger brother of CJap- Pacific. TTiey, plan to return to The Latin Club, organized to pro grams and projects which might these two starters. Dave Malausky ter High to be air-conditioned. The ward Madsen, John Murphy, Karl tagi John Golden,, has a year’s Kelly to Address Mystic June 1, 1961. mote interest and understanding be carried out by the club this year. is expected to nail down the start-^ •PENALTY PRES air conditioning system (neces RezmaPi Joseph Pucci, Thomas Ir experience and Is expected to fill in MARY DUNPHY DANCE STUDIO Perry is the son of Mr. Dwight in fields of Latin and clas.sics Mias Mary Lou Smith of the ing berth at the fullba(:k position. sary to prevent the cards from win, George Bernard!, Carl Priess, behind these three along with other Newcomers Club ÔPEN-END Perry, head of the MHS Math De among, the students of MKS, is a English Department has taken With the loss of Bill Krelheit, D-;ve 75 MAPLE STREET— (Brltlsh-Ameriean Club) swelling), the sorter and punch Joseph Eoumler, Edward Walters, John Golden Juniors. However, with all the partment. He gained experience- branch.-of the nationwide Junior over the faculty advisorshlp of the will probably handle most of the teaching math at Wethersfield were all installed this summer in Phillip Ribux, Arthur Grise, Mrs. club from Mrs. Virginia Cameron, talent Coach Sines is making no Mayor Eugene T. Kelly will be Classical League, which is spon running'out of lids position. Danielson, howeVor, is fa ir ly -'^ TEACHING . . . HOME lU gh School last year. the room, which in previous years, Mildred Irwin,'Mrs. Margaret Wil also a mem)>er of the English predictions. guest speaker at the first fall sored by • the American Classical IJne Experienced tlmiUsc about tho coming eoasoh Don’t get your hopes raised up was used as the reading room. son, Mrs. A lic e . Adams, Joseph partment. • , Another strong junior varsity Is meeting of the Newcomers CTub League. The JCL's activities in the The line this year, allhougli it Veteran co-captains, Bruce ★ TAP ★ lALLET ★ MODEftN JAZZ ★ TOE MORTGAGE LOANS too high If you are interested in' Changes have also been made in Draghl, George Hanson, and John Paula McNamara, '62 ptefllcted b y the J. V. Coach Mr. Tuesday at 8 p^m. at the Com Connecticut area are sponsored by Bonadles and, Mike Geciau.s(kas this seagoing course. . .the tour the art rooms. 'A r t room 207 re Speed. will be smaller .ihai) last year’s line, Paul Phlnney, since he has many munity Y. He will speak about i r PRE-TEEN TEENAGE and ADULT the Hartford Courant. hope to lead the team' to victory ARE GOOD . costs $3,250. Robert Allison, ’61. ceived new chalk boards, while Cecily England, ’62 .SENIOR GIRLS MEET will be well equipped *from the new cafidldates and an overflow ,- Manchester and vicinity. DALLROOM Besides,, a club for the students point of experience. It is expected in the two pre-eeason games. The New chairman for the club, 'f t 'ft f t The first organizational meeting from the ptevioua year. of thitrd..and fourth year Latin, of the Senior Girls’ Club, under that this experience and depth flret game will be with Hale Ray Teams which-^he squad think! sponsored by the YW CA, IS Mrs. A SPECIAL lARY CLASSES should provide much exciting play o f Moodus, the Class C champions Olaf Anderson. Freshman Makes Mancheste'r also boa.sts a Latin I the direction of Mr.s. Lucille Gip afa going to be toitgti this year art vS AVINGS and II. Club, iihder the diifection son, will be held the beginning of in the course of the .season. of C.I.A.C., on September .21. Two Hartford High, New Britain High, Other officers are Mrs. Wlnflow ’59-60 Freshman Aids days later, the second game will E. Lewis, vice chairman; Mrs. Classes Start Sept, 19 TO THE Popular Record of Mrs. Heidi Maclnemey. next week. The main project for Probable starter at the center Norwich and Danbury. Ck>ach c/?/fZ L O A N ! Any person vylshing more In the school year will be purchasing post is Ed Czamota. Flanking him be with Glastonbury, the Class A Sines has eye on the statst;lUU$ Phillip Stanley, recording secre > S 0 4 t champions. Tlien the opening of tary; Mrs. Theodore Bailey; cor formation on either of these dlub.s Christmas gifts , for the Kinney at the guard positions will be re but is not putting his name em'li For furthor information and roîstration . . . What ever happened to'the girt the season with the game with responding secretary;, Mrs. G. J. Future MHS Freshmen should contact cither Miss Klbbe Greek Mountain School, an inter turning veterans Tony Allbrio and yet. Mr. Sines, Mr. Phinney an (l'' trapped in the water in her ”itsy or Mrs. Macinerney. national, national, and community Dick McMullln. Go-eaptain Bob Hall High School, bn Sept. 30, will the team all hope that there will Port, treîrer; Mrs. T:.eO F. La- Call lU t Y 94)611 qaseasiTse’e etsssT risaseiat lasTiTiiîea Rl'vlera. social chairman: and Mrs. bltsy teeny- weeny polka-dot bi Robert Papanos, '62 ihlerest. McCabe aiid Bill Maneggta will be played. be more spectators at the home .Mihh .Mary is.on the Advisory Bqard of the Natlorial Association (Editorial note: The Iollowlng. * OAR OABAOES sented there. three art teachers at Manchester about her day’s work. viewers. Lack of understanding of cqnderoga. ; ^ Saturday TO CHOOSE niOH . V. Studies should be o f first Im- the sport is no reason' for impolite jMrs. E velyn ; Gerard; the school ■ 1 portance In high .school. Study High School. In 1954, she, came to This isn’t (Jerl’s first record, librarian, ppent a week in Florida though, having aisp sung " If,” ness and rudeness to- your fellow 1 cohclentiously at home each- day, Manchester to teach at; the old classmates and the> opposing with her husband, who waa at ' listen carefully In class, and keep high school and five, elementary which was recorded by Bib Top. tending a Kiwanis convention. Sha *4.99 If "Poor Begonia” proves to be, school delegates. Free cose with each pair a complete notebook for each sub sch^ls. Mrs. Kelson was trans- Good sportsmanship on the part visited Sehaacb LiOdp;e in Maine j«ict. In this way one may face | ferred to the new high school when successful, she hopes - to . follow for aeverai weeks. V it up with more records, but for o f the Bj^rtoman, hlipself, is the WITH THIS Coupon each day’s work with confidence* It was built, ahd Uught here for showing of cordiality, and' utmost Mr. Joseph E. O’Brien o f the the present -.her plans only In Mathematics' Department took an 12 Pairs of luminous -7x35 cuated . lens VISIT OUR DISPLAY and success In his work sind tylU three years; She has not been respect to all opponents. clude l6caI,«-radio interviews' and automobile trip to California, fol WITH CASE. 7.5-mlle range. Compare with We Will Allow Only Two (2) Pairs EXIT 40-Gpaa. rpko always be prepared lor a|>y test teaching for the past y6ar and a With that in mind, go opt and 6160 pair. OPEN DAILY and that may be g^ven. Other more half, and she is being warmly possibly, a publicity tour. lowing the popular tourist route. To'« Coi^pon Until Our Supply Is Gone. So fa r in her role as z- pop support your achool. either .as He camped out along the way. He SATURDAY ONtV $18.97 Su n d a y s complete testa such as final ex-t ly W(elcomcd b$ck by her friends. $inger; Jeri has been Introduced player or spectator.. . remember eapeciaUy enjoyed : Viewing the* a For ilpurts lEyenta Simplified focuaiw PHONt COMICt ams knay- be quickly reviewed for This year, Mrs. Kelson will be ing U)Canada Including Ottawa, near tha hew North Junlat IBM lO Y ^ÔTORS/ INC# iU CMiitfiL (M MYDB) Maodifielar. m n n many Id i^ «f aettriUes. lisa cvWfia, 'fil ftatement with tbf aunt/ (Herald Photo by Ofiara). Toronto, and Xaha Qntiirto. Sphool during thoir urtewl iMoSt ;i1 ■ • - ' ■ ' . 47-*

- -i. / !■ . J 1:1: - . V<-•T\ ' . , V ‘ . Aj . ‘ _ »• I • '■‘ . • . ' . >A\ . f MANCHESTER EViENlNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEM BER lA, 1960 PAGS TEN MANCSEStEB EVENING HERALD. If^CHESTEB. CONN., li'RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16^ 1960 PAGE Housing Plan» Two Troopers Attacked, \ Blank Dlann,. Boeoo Congo Strongman Blocks Obituary Trevitt Dies, W orked Bokon lA Aimual Fete Joseph. Naretto, Billy . P a c a n l , K)RR|nI Eouls PalaasI, John Pwtslll, Ar 8 end 16 man. MsoMJ lroMeteni In New York 20 Colleagues Assist Them Honors Daddario mando Pesce,^ Lbnis Poia and An ■Bid ee eO ^ am 88 mn, Parliament from Meeting TV-Radio Tonight thony Romano. slide projeotonk Mr*. Eva Crawford Committee members from the me A squad of 20 State Trooperti Board Committee Reports Oongreasmsn Emilio Q. (Mim) Mr*. Eva E. Crawford. 62, of 87 Italian American AuzUlaiy are For Review Daddario will be. honored by the WaOON DRUG CO* (CoatlBue^ ffom P w One) Pearl St., widow of Robert H. went to the aid of Troopers Levi Mrs. Caroline Andlato, Mrs. Louisa Ml/MaM 8$. TU. Ml f<«8n Crawford, died at her home Ia«t A man w’ho had a hand in the^ford railroad station, they met Cornell and Robert Goaa yerterday On Kindergarten Program [anchester Italian Ameticair 8o- Coda, Mri*. TSUen MonsegUo, M ra Final plans for Manchester’s StateNew s Lumumba was arrfstisd by troop* Hospital Notes night after a long Illness. Tom Trevitt, who knew Borrup Television O ct 8. Teresa Negro, Mrs. Margaret Ped- shipping of the first production 100-unlt' housing-for-aged project when they were attacked by three loyal to President Ka*av\ibu last She wa.s born In Manchester, and Willgoos and recogTilzed 6:16 Weather, N*ws A Sports Rawhide A U « razainl. Miss Mary Plantanlda and Wasp engine out of the fiedgllng are in New York awaiting approv Mansfield men, who are now free Edward Thoms, chairman a t thfc'|>in aervlng on the Pack Ck>mmlttse, Clnwrixm (hty Pdt Maatrangelo is chairman, Monday, but talked himself out of Patient* Today: *10 Aug. 1, 1898. « ' daughter of the Rentschler and Mead. He was 6:00 Cartoon' Playhoua* Mrs. Eidele 2Sanlungo. laU Alexander and Annie Tedford al by officials of the Public Hous under a total of $45,000 bond*. klndergiarten committee for the or as den mothera arc invited to ' Big 8 ’rheater (in progresa) Hawaiian Bye 10 _ 1 amiouncu the affair will start HAHGt It within two hours. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Pratt and Whitney Aircraft near working in Hartford, he said, bul Roundup Board of Education, presented a •First Show (In prosress) S'OO Film 39 Hanna. She was emplo.yed as a ing Administration. attend the meeting. 8:30 Hotel DeParee 8, 13 a t 6:30 A.)n. a t the lA Club on Mobutu .sreniod to be more ann Frank Wrobel, Ellington; Erwin ly 34t years ago died here this if something waa up (he plainly Cornell and Goaa went to the letter to the Board last evening Early Show (la progress) Bldridge SL nurse's aid at Laurel Manor Con- morning: at the age of 76. suspected it was), then' he was Atty. Herman Yules, counsel p r home of Myron Greene, 61, of Rt. Enibariu'lror Italy TBA Man From Black Hawk 8. 40. 63 more in rontrol of the nervou.s Mitchell. West Willlngton; Mis* the Manchester Housing Author (Contiiraed frota Page One) aumraarizing the activities.regard Eugene Gagliardone of Webstar Cannon Ball Wichita Town 10, 33, 30 ■ Daddario ik^Mngreuman from B A Oiib^^ Outing - U£L OIL capital and the hiiRe military camp. I^da Veitch; 14 Arch St.; Thomas vale.sccnt Home.. • ^ Thomas Cornish Trevitt of Mer- available. They assured him that 32 In Mansfield, at 3:25 p.m. to 9:00 Tcensvllle ■ 18 ity, said it should take the federal ing the establishment of the kin Lane, Iex-Stat6 Repruentatlve and Sir Lancelot . the First Diat;^, and seeks re- Leopold IT. on its oMtskirUs. Kelley, 24 Drescher Dr.; William She wa.«! a member qf St. Mary a row R:t* of 10 or U-OBlcnte deau Jr., 24 West St.; * daughter pital. lates: Survivors Include a son, KennetH G)ngo Dispute driver immediately. The truck was ship 'Will provide tuition and labo (XUS llating InelndM only W. H. ENGLAND arriveri.they found .steel-helmcted •She was, bom in Manchester, Trevitt, Mountain Rd., Glaston officer, breach of the peace, re in favor of establishing a kinder pLeat Wednesday macaroni and ratory fees, plus $580 a year for icagth. Some stsaons carry other ehort neweenata). to, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Gordon "They were bUII working under carrying no cargo. tuna casserole, buttered carrots, goldiers barring all acee.ss. and lived here, all her life. bury; a daughter, Mrs. Herbert sisting arrest, speeding and Im garten In the school system of the expenses. WDBO—iiw 1^11:00 New* LUM BER C O . Tlie parliamentarians made no Jr., .Stbrrs: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Survivors include a daughter, wraps, and until they were in the The authorities said the cab of proper use of a motor vehicle’ li Town. Transportation of these rye bread and butter, tmd brown 11 MO Ray Somers IÂurence Heavisides, Vernon Ave., actual market for men. Rentschler Nixon of Avon; two sisters and Seen Heading the truck was badly damaged. The award la one of 11 scholar 6:06 Today on Wall Street 12:00 Dei Rayces Show attempt to challenge the troops, Mrs. John Fallon, With whom she brother in England, and three cense. .children would be the responslbll- ies; Thursday hot pork sandwich, 8:X0 Art Johnson Show "AT THE GREEN" Rockville. judged that they had better re The westtbound truck crashed buttered green beans, vegetable ■hips made available by UAC an 8:96 Raynor Shines WINF—1380 COURSE but several groups formed an made her home; three stepdaugh Cyril Greene, placed under $2.1,- 'Ity of the parents. 6:00 Financial News DISCHARGED YE.STERDAY: main silent on their plans. But grandchildren. through shoring timbers support sticks, and gelatin; Friday tomato nually, on a competitive basis, to 11:06 Spotlight on Sport* 'Open An Day Saturday grily In the street. They argued ters, Mrs. Myrtle McCollum and The Watkins-West Funeral 000 bond, has been charged with as Permission was granted by both 11:10 Raynor Shines 6:06 Showcase and New* Arthur Williams, 4 Pearl St.; the craftsmen's fraternity meets To Entire UN ing the bridge after the driver ap churches to use their,.facilities for Soup '^th crackers, toasted cheese children of employes. Each pro 7:00 Pulton Lewis Jr. RRST LECTURE FREE. MONDAY, SEPT. 19, 8 P.M. fiercely among themselves and fi Mrs. David McCollum, both of Home, 142 E. Center St., Is in sault wi£h a dangerous weapon, In 1:06 Sign Off nally decided to send a commit M'anda Stapleton, 1.1 Oakland St.; Manehestcr, and Mrs. Hazel Rol- each other at every corner of the parently failed to negotiate a terfering with an officer, assault the kindergarten. The vote of sandwich, and chocolate pudding. vides four years of study In en $rHAX-«M 7:16 Evening Devotion* Could your family use 88,000 M trat Train, obtain yonr iloense and charge of funeral arrangements gineering or an allied science at 8:00 News ^ 7:20 Showcase and New* open a small realty practice from yonr home weekeada, without giv tee to Kasavubu to Inform him Mrs. Ena Kane, Munson, Mass.; yenchek, Hartford a step.son, world. (Continued from Page One) slight curve onto the bridge. with intent to kill, resisting arrest the "United Methodist was unani Milk la served With all the lunches. 6:30 John Daly 7:35 Lnmbardland (hat the parliament wa* prevent Austin Doscher. Center Rd., Ver Harry Saunders, Manchester; two "As they came Into the Hart- which are incomplete and breach of the peace. mous and a t the Congregational Survey Interviews college of the student’s choice. 6:40 Big Show \ 7:45 Baseball Warmup ' ing up your Job. DOUBLE yonr Income and buy yonr fanifly the non; ,Mrs. Edna Hedlund, East Security Council debate yester Church It was an overwh'Mmlng McLean is a 1960 gradhate of 7:00 Edward P. Morgab\ 7:65 Baltimore at New York . education, travel, etc., yon want. Any man or woman can do It, regard- ed from meeting by .Mobutu s sislet*. Mrs. Jennie Mosficr and Praises Work Relief The cases are scheduled for Members bf United Methodist 7:16 Big Show \ 11:00 Music Beyond the Star* and News goldiers. They asked the president •Hartford; Mrs. Mary Rowley, Mrs. Anna Teller, both of Milford; day was marked by a strong So Mansfield Justice Court on Sept. 22. . vote of the congregation. Church are reminded to- attend M anchuter High School. He was 11:30 Public Affair* 12:15 Slgnoff lens of age of education. First lectnro FREE. YWCA, 262 Ann St., TV OR RADIO to use hi.s influence with th^ I Coventry; lyuiis Diibiic, 63 Moun- three brothers, James McCollum, Manchester, and four' grandchil Viet attack — and strong U.S.. de Cheshire, Sept. 16 tJP) — State The letter then summarized the church tomorrow for 6 to 8 min member of the National Honor 13:03 Sign Off__„„ 12:05 World News Roundup Hartford. (Thereafter all clnsaea held on Tuesdays 7:80 to 9:80). rcl lain .St', -Rockville; Deborah Welfare ‘ Commissioner Bernard Society, the varsity rifle and jun umo—1086 Write Or Phone For Gneet Tlekets colonel to permit the meeting David .McCollum, and John McCol- dren. ' About Town fense — of Secretary General current finandai situation of the utes between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. for 8:00 Now* PLAYING quested by Kasaviibu. I Booth. 3!>i Charter Oak St.; Paul lurri, all of Manchester; and nu The funeral wiH be held Monday Hammarskjold. Shapiro says city and town "work kindergarten. The teachers’ sal an Interview by a'm ember of the ior varsity football • teams, vice 6:30 Weather and Sports MORSE COLLEGE, 183 ANN ST.—JA 2-2261 The committee. romposeve*que his city's "very successful" venture forces which resulted In the death payer waa also listed in the letter. Maurice CSitirch at 7, 8:30, and 10 REPLACEMENT TUBES vubu and Mobutu acted In concert. Wiley, 2 Olcotl St.; Joseph Balrdl, and Mrs. G. E. Sandals, regional fices committee to go to the Congo or Several infuriated senators eon- Mrs. Anna Roussell Levesque, chairman of. American.Affairs for to help settle such political dis into this field over the past two of Salt Lske speed driver Athol Basing the figures on the 1958 a.m. Sunday. Bids will be opened Sept. 23 for 26 Norman St.; Herbert Alley, 69 .lohn H. Belanger months. Grajiam earlier this year. It was fOP EVERY SET! ceded that they bad been tricked 91, of 43 Perkins St., widow of Hadassah, have returned home pules as those involving President Grand List this would cost the Holy Communion will be cele the construction of a building to ELASTIC STOCKINGS M l 3-5747 Main St. Washington St.; Joseph Blal*. 7:i Rockville John H. Belanger, Looney said the New Haven sys believed he accelerated too fast taxpayer .77 of a mill on the tax brated at St George’s Episcopal and accused Kasavubu and .Mobutu Ferguson Rd.: Mr*. Alice Mack, Ernest A. Lesvesque, died Wednes after attending a four-day na Joseph Kasavubu, Premier Pat house a Water pump which IVater FAIRWAY Manchester ARTHUR'S of I'plaving Into the hands of the 49, of .11 Talcbtt Ave., Rockville, rice Lumumba and secessionist tem, which puts .■’ome .10 general and lost control of the âr. rate. Church a t 10 a.m. on Sunday. Department officials expect will Andover; Mrs. Marie Gerv'als, 47 day at the St. Anthony Hospital, tional convention of Hada.ssah at Timing officials estimated there TRUSSES - . BELTS SEE US FOB VARUnr AT ITS BEST! 848 Main S t, Manchester Belgians and their fellow tmperial- died Ihl* morning at Manchester the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New leaders Moise Tshombe of Ka assistance cases to \vork on city Three examples were used. Oh The Rev. Carlton T. Daley will increase pressure in aome High Seaman Circle: Mrs, Georglanna Rockville. projects two clays a week, denies was a rross wind of about 15 miles Garner's Oemer of S t James St- Ista.'t Memorial Hiispital after a long di She waa born Aug. 8, 1869, In York City. tanga Province and Albert Kalonjl property ■valued at $5,000 thert: conduct the 8:30 and 11 a.m. wor land Park area homes. Conlon, 102 S. Ijikewood Circle. welfare checks to those judged able per hour- would be an Increased cost to. th'e ship services at the Unffed Meth 8 GRISWOI.D ST. Meanwhile. Kasavubu sent a pro ne**. Whitefield, N.H.. and lived in the of Kasai Province. The pump will be used in con ARTHUR DRUG test to the United Nations against He was born May 13, 1911, In to work but refu.se to report to Photographer Kolenovsky »aid individual taxpayer of $3.85; on odist Church on Sunday. A nurs junction with a new main in High W*- (jive Green SHinip* Hartford area for 80 years. Officers of Manchester Assem their a.ssigncd duties. "It was a pretty good roll."' property valued a t $10,000 the In ery Will be conducted during the land St. from Autumn St. to the action of Ghana troops who Indian Orchard, Mass., *on of Jo She was a member of the COPTERS HUNT C.\PS1ILE protected Lumumba from angry seph and Anne Belanger. He was b|y. Rainbow for Girls, will be Besides giving clients a ehance "He was going from north to creased cost would be $7.70; on 11 a.m. service. Wyllys St.That main replaces Spreial Meeting: I-adies of St. Ann's Church, Hart- Vandenborg Air Force Ba*c. to "work off " all or part of their Congolese soldiers at Gamp Leo a veteran of World War II. and elected at a business meeting Mon Calif., Sept. 16 (/Tt—HeIlc.opter* south and from what I rould see property valued a t $15,000 the In "Prayer fo^ Times of Need” will old and inadequate lines of the pold yesterday. The president said a former employe of Hamilton fo'rd. day at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic relief checks, h|e said it tends to went off the track about at the creased cost would be $11.56'. be the topic of the Rev. Theodore now-defunct Highland Park W ater On Storm SeMcrs Temple. The meeting was post, fake the air far out over the prod some to get regular jobs eith start of the measured mile," he the Ghana troops-had prevented Standard division of United Air She leave.* two sons, Emile M. Pacific today In seart'h of the In summing up the report to Chandler Jr. at 0:30 and 11 a.m. Co. , Congolese troops from carrying craft Corp. until his illness. I-evesqiiC/ Manche.sler, and George poned because of the storm this er with the city or private business. said. the Board, the letter said "It worship services a t Bolton Con The town took over the private The storm drain projeri* for past Monday. Discoverer XV satellite's now- Most of the work relief assign "He careened off to the left and out an arrest warrant he had Survivors Inrliidc his wife, Mrs. .1. Levesque, Hartford; three Ifs-there, no-it-lsn't capsule. se^ns apparent that as a result gregational ■ Church Sunday, firm’s franchise area. aigned"against Ltiiuumba and thus which the voters defeated * bond Agnes McCusker Belanger; a son, daughters, Mrs. Arthur Bernier, ment:, he said, are in the park de went into a spin quite some dis of the budget hearing Sept. 8, and Church school will bo held a t the The bid* ■will be opened at 2 / Circling planes lost visual and partment and involve work that tance.” FOR RENT were interfering In The Congo's In ing proposal May 2.1 wlll .be dis- David Belanger, and A daughter, New Britain. Mrs. Philip Paten- the trotlng at the United Meth same hours. p.m. In General Manager Richard ni.s.sed again hy the Board of Di Aitlo Death Total instrument contact with the otherwise would not get done. TNventy-five years .ago today odist Churcl), and Congregational Martin’s office. ternal affairs. Miss Nora Belanger, all of Rock teaii. Hartford, and Mrs. Wilfred rnpsiile late yesterday as tropi A reception and tea for Mias Witnesses of the iriri NO TIME LIMIT Manche.sler women asMisling in 3'. 1893, a sotrbf the late Wiillam Di.stricl . Fire Department visited MONTEREY 2-DR. SEDAN their respective, parf.shes aie ,\Iis ! WirrrHiilee Ih-eds and Ellen Dowd Walker, Before the funeral home Wednesday •lohn K ami 'I'eri'enee E. Shan- •evening. Standard Transmission, Oil Fil Ginn .Ariflrf'ini, .'-t. Bat ttifflftmew s I he I'eti'ied tvyo years ago, he was_ ter, Foam Rubber Cushiona, 8 LEADING parish'..Mis .Maiirii.e .1, Ot'onnor ' ooM 1fi T'lwii of Manebealer, eniploye!l a.s a ' niai hln,lst at Pratt Speed BlMtric _Wipers, Air \ Mrs/ George Williaius, Mi's sl.ieels' kmiwn as Terry Rd. and anil Whitney Alriuafl NO SALES SLIP NECESSARY . Cleaner, Wall-to-Wall Carpet, — BUILDER Wifliani, l'’inne'g.an, all of St, Hud-: Huntet Bil He wa* a member of Kmaiiiiel 205 H.P. Economy V-8 E n ^ e — gel's parish, -li'i'.-. I.rfi|ij,en,. .Mrs ' C and K Housing Coi p. to, Rob- t.ulhei'iin Church and '.Mefnnrl.hl Invitation to Bid — Uses Regular Gu. llnBilM M HIBH Ermami' (iarnveiUa. Miss Helen • It .M: jr. and Be.rnlee .May, prop- IN NEW . Lodge, Knights of Pythias. .Scaled bids will lie received «t Only Hm bmt Gowfytar nMttriak us«<(. W« strenqiy Thomas, Mrs. la-slie Hoyt, ami Mrs. :!crt v at 7.1 Richard Rd iHe leaves his wlilow, Mrs. the' Office of the General Manager IMIMMEIU/ M E lU A tE Wesley tirvk. all ol St, Jaioes'.piar flreen Manor Construction Co. Esther Anderson Wajlei". three 41 Center Slreel. Manchester, Con ONLY DOWN ENGLAND •1230 ON YOUR DIALi Ish. anil ,Mfs Foster R, Williams Inc-v.liO Ltrsiiia K. Mayer, proper sisters. Miss Florence Walker and necticut iintil September 23, 1960 rtcomwwnd this way of moiwy instood df buyinq qiUVEIIVERY E ah«H.Mrs, Frail! is jRieen of Church ty on .Scot I dK '■ ’ Mrs, Edvthe . Row.sell. , both of at 3:00 P.M. for Site Improve of the Assiiniplipli, .. ■ . • Gr<*eii .Manor Constiiiclion Co. Mirnchesler, and Mrs. Warence H. inents-Manchester Green School. CH€Af now Mros. No axtra eetf for th* fuorant**. S«* OVER The ann.ial iiieij ibei.-.hif' lea will Im. to Hyman aiifl Kmtna Rash- Anderson, Bolton; aiiri several Bid forms and specifications «r(i COMPLETELY ERECTED be held at Kt. AgHcs Home for all, property on .Scott Dr. available »l the Controller'* Of IM todbyl W« wHI r*tr*od y««r Hr*$ th* lom* ciay, *x- the entire joemoershiji and their nieces, and nephews. I g o o d i e a r David .McKenzie and Ella IF. Funeral sef-vices will be held to fli'c, 6f^ Center Street, Manchbaler, /^ I X OR REOI-FRAMED friends Ort, ,30 fioffi '3 lo I p.'m. Davison to Edwin F. and Alice morrow at 2 p.m. at Ihe ch*pel of Connecticut! chonq* w lean you tirnt wMI* w f rotr*«Ml yours. PichW BANK RATES ★ UP TO 86 MONTHS TO FAY ■ t ■ '■ I ' ' tecks. . ■ I ' tlujtclaiin Deed* ' -She WM' born Nov. 24, 1893, |n alder the following appeal: 2. The requeBt of Kernard A. and ‘ Fiknlt. -Symonds to Glnri* M. LithuaniNând had lived In. Man- A request by Edward K.. smith "Buy With Oinfidence From Hartford Coaaty’e Oldest' Althea Hilrger for perinisalon to Gputu, properly at 97 Seaman Clr- '^heater fon 6ft years, Sh*: Was a Sr., to procure a limited repalrer’ii Llncotn-Mercury Dealer" 1 complete a cottage located on Lake ■■ ' m*mb«b"»f Stl Bridget'* Church. licehae iri hi* filling *tntlon,' lo’ t a U k H 8t, IhsasMlstlb l-lti# ‘ Rd.r'Oek Grove, Coventry, without Gloria M. CoiJtii to Frank and Surviving, bf6idea her husband, cat^d on Main Sl‘„ and known ’ TVEto^YS, TOO! praper -setback*. Lillian Syfnohd'a, property at ®7 *r* • *on, Vincent \r'etronu>. and Snillh'* Service, Station.; Miai* 91*4 ■#>#■ fm.Bhnlnitl MUIogut«( cAJl interested persons era Invited Seaman (fircle. two daughter^', Mr*.[Roger Mara- ’ All Interested person* are Invited T 'S u 9 | « 0 Jiraar^MaUiircMU'D la attend this hearing. .Sfarriage MceaM idne *nd Ml»» Margiret Petront*. to aitrni' thl* hearing. MdRIARTY BROTHERS TkompsohYilie X>ated September 16, I W . Slllea Matthew 'Gilmore pf Paw'-, all of Mancheiter: a brother, Peter Dated September, 16, ,1960. 2fs siOAp sTsrrr PHONC M l MilNCMVSm. CONN. SiAMS . Coviientiy Board of Appe*J» "(XlMli^ri-LJNCOLN^MBilCURT— 1 Enfield St.. MOt Prom ealurk and Eats Marion MlnlcSrci Mijalk ^f Rocky Hill'; two aUters, t'oveiitry Board of,Appeal* "-■K OONTINENTAL-ENOLISH FORD" : Uem uw MuIm . Vice of 4413V E,' Mlddla Tpke., Oct, 1, Sic Mr*..'Eva .McIntosh, .South River, Herman W. Mulae. ..Vic* ' ■\ StntsLtee^'v:; 'J' Chairman Jam a' Church, and Mr*. Agnt* Marcin of 1 ' C3urinnan SOI CENTER ST. OPEN EVENINGS MI t-B18B ^RlTsrrlew 1-2050 CRT.. ■ . .1,

'A P A p E ^ p ^ H J fACW TWELVE BUGG8 BUNNY SHP5BEEN ^M VSl HOV^POVOU I rAOMdwrvouTwo THAT'S THE HAT 1 WORE IN REWTWlMNfl TRVIN'ON UKE THIS ONET ^f£REi SHOWME-COMG Acdvertisement-r- ’ HATS f^ T W q ATTENTICWl ORE; PleaseI Clean rangie aiid fuel oU— cour GARDEN TOLLAND TVItNM U HOURS!-JM PVIN' ''"V ^ G R E A tT! teous service. McKinney Laimber— Mnneheetar^'Vemnn. Tbwa lin e 'HUNOER! . SAyOLOCMAHTHIHafiJ Wn 3-2141 or M I 9.-481B. CENTER TEL. M I 9-2B2S giLL 4ST A SIT encicy o n - J55 Too t>ROP-TrfiS HOLDUP^ MttUti ivfbiitt Manchester Evening Herald. An-’ 3S5eMSE/THE OSTECTIVS Nahum-— dovsr correspondent, Mrs. Pnul D. WITH TANDB/A ’ VTHa t PPorecTS lU tse BlLampreya Pfanstlehl, telM>hdne Pilgrim BlkeS/NOW ^TAHD Ksu re s would p in d vou fame DOWN The first fall meeting of PTA 2-filffiB’.. jlER 1HAH A «LOODUOUMO> BlUiWd will be hfld Wednesday at B p.rh. SGRiNe A HERD O F ' boner BNonecBlan eonUnued, “ we must Uke into Ac Kennedy Says In the elementary school. SoNfA/NpW RUtJ A10N6-*-'' _itere cod count the preaent tremendoua dut- Committee chairmen for the com TH&e^ri^CLiErtT gok\\h © ; M t ----- laya that we will thereby be get ing y^sar are: Mrs. Doris E. Chem- H E L C O M oves W b e h in d '^ / i r - j | | r Uttdberih ting rid oI as we reduce the aur- berlaln and >tr8. Edward Arnold, reen U Medley u.s. Economy IdAetreu. dDctaeti S4 Prohibits, as 43SUUon pluaea.” In other words, we must program; Mrs. James Ray, ways Gardner BPro a censor ' 45 Dried fruit and should be willing to pay more end means; Mrs. Martin Baker, To Main St. 88 Encourage 48 Sacred Imagt »•» IB Prepare for e Stralchtened now in order to take a big bite Slowed by GOP publicity: Mrs. Ralph 'Ransom, 7 Eîmenilone 26 Amusement 47 Fiddling health: Mrg. James Foran, scholar • ARBORVITAE BY V. T. HAMLIN cold weather out of the aurplua and to reach End of Year ALLY OOP 17“-----Van, BLine'markera 28 Flavor .. Roman the target date, recognizing that ship; Mrs. John Laws membership SWctorHugo’a 30Mix emperor (Conttnaed from Pag* One) • JUNIPER GOSH,fiUZHOWt>, AW,>OU, ..WE WERE WVUOM' Winkle” the costa overall will be lees, in and safety: Mrs. Edmund Haua- V* ALONG VtORKIN'ON 18 Show 'characters 31 Perry Mason 48 Operatic, soto child, water safety; Mrs. Paul The Hartford Electric Light' Co. 1 VOU'N HER EVER/ KNCWCOR. SO City In the long run. Loudspeaker trou blêlayed the • PLUMOSA GET TREED BY 1 JUST ONE THIS INTERVIEW AN* contempt ' lOlJitln poet and Paul A Nixon aaaoclate eatimated the Bramhall. Girl" Scouts; and Mrs. will move from Its quarters at 146' .‘. i V v ' THAT CRAZY OC\ OF THOSE WHAMOi" THERE IS Sea nympha 11 Bugle call Drake If wa. coiild aav, 7.95 T” qultOments, or an enemy attack," Family School. . o f _ Missions which •'.Hallo, thara" in tha aama old why. prepared addrees--and it has be will open at the First Congrega- To hear thalr volcaa, to aae tnair ! | rnrivpfMV he said. come a habit with him to ignore "I am firm ly convinced that in ttonal Church at 5 p.m. Sunday. ■miles. A! win(gg.«w»6»m)n«» these advanced texts—was a dec To sit and talk with them iwhile. a r ~ l HM ABRCAT ffMOK the kind of world in which we Mrs. Albert Patch and Mrs. Thniirh absent, they are always near, laration that full employment has Lewis Brown Jr., ■ will teach kin Still loved and missed and ever dear. vmoriou.miu> txier live' today, we cannot risk a short become “ a dead letter under the , IBMMBlONBSNrSieVAN dergarten with musical instruc age of food,” he added. “ In these Republicans," The Lennon family. OVER 20,000 EVERGREENS TO CHOOSE FROM! TDK O0H UNTIL our'smy IS times we must keef, on hand large tion . by Mrs. Donnal Carlbepg; Always remembered by owxTvic0Ba«KAwr Pierre Salinger, the candidate’s Mrs. Elver Hoislngton and Mrs. enough stocks to feed our people press secretary, said that Ken STICK izweniBic,; . should our normal source of food Eugene Schwanke will teach mirs- In Memoriam WKwTwnrr nedy stands behind any prepared erj' school: and John Parker will In lovinR memory nf' Michiipl be destroyed." texts, issued In advance to news assist Gordon McDonald with GluPtlnltnl, who jMisfifrl awav sâpt. 1$. Tlosv ChuL Nixon and his wife, Pat, flew 1R55. men. Grade 4 through 6. Into Omaha today from a speak Kennedy’s associates obviously Coffee and punch will- be pro Swp^t )• th# word of r<»mombranr« ing engagement at Roanoke. Va... DPAr is thp on# who la Ron# derived much satisfaction from a vided by Mrs. Donald Richards In memory will always k#ap him 9-MONTH GUARAbUEE ON ALL EVERGREENS his fourth foray into the South 10‘-mile motorcade journey from and Mrs. Robert P. Azinger. Juat aa tho yoara roll on. since his nomination. •lersey City to Trenton, N.J., yes- Those families attendmg -will pro 'There, before, a crowd of close Wif#, aona. daucht^ra and ; terday. vide their own lunch/and dessert. ITBndfhildr^n. to 15.000 Virginians in Victor>’ 1 Thi.»!■ U.8. nedy. Hi.» crowds at various way Members of the Andover-Coven- cratic party "broke faith at Los WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS points w^'re compared by Maj. try rjairy Club ( AC-DCl will hold JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALI) and JERRY BRONDFIELD Angeles with .the great ideals and Arthur Capella, of the New Jersey a dance Sept. 23 In the Andover *'l BBO that broken baaement step finally got you flxedl” traditions of Its founders." Elementary School, Music will be MAKING IT VERY PIFFtCUlT TO 'j-t State Police, to those that Frank WT.gROLLJVHBRe 13 NORA -■WAT OHE'O HAVE EVERYTHIN® SHE'P 'Nixon did not mention the civil lin D. Roosevelt used to command. provided W an orchestra -from TEMBLETTrATAKe IT EASY WANT, RATHER .THAN JEOF’ARDIZE f»ROVE WHETHER YOU'RE TEUING Manchester. THIS BY REVEALIN® HE WAS , THE TRUTH.' rights plsnk In the Democratic Gov. Robert B. Me>Tier told re e a . FOR US-OR WE'LL MAKE Tickets may be obtained lonally A criminal, HE GAVE /Hi Nv- VERY WELL, ItL platform that has stirred south porters -that he had seen nothing NOTICE I Rose of Sharon HIS INVENTION ^ TELL YOU w her e TO FIND LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON ern resentment, nor did he talk like it in his campaigning, dating from Robert , MacDonald, cliib BOWLING TEAMS THE G irI t-AND y o u c a n shout Rapublicjtn civil rights pro back to 1062. president or Sandra^ Foran, club IN BLOOM — 4 COLOR.S RUIN HER LIFE- treasurer. The dance is being held NO r A1£.' posals. But he did say the Democrats for the benefit of the Tolland ORDER YOUR Swopler Maples Sought County Agricultiiral Center in PLANT .m,sde pledges "to specisl' Interest ' “ w Vernon. N groups, blocs and minorities, rath Bennington, Vt.—Cuttings from Bulletin Board BOWLING SHIRTS er than to all the American peo maple trees of the greatest sap The, junior entertainment- com Mountain Ash 40.95 ple.” sweetness are being rooted at the mittee of the Andover Lake Prop NOW \ 8 TO 10 FEET He said these proposals would University of Vermont. The cut erty Owners" Assn, w'ill hold a “ thrust the federal power, di tings will be grown into trees in an dance at the Red Barn from 8 to rection and influence deep into C*#f. IBO Ge*7 F*e«e»p% c*f». / m ’ attempt to' increase the state's 11 p.m. tonight. ' WE FIT EBONITE 9-/6 'the heart of our economic life.” yield from the “ migar bushes." The Community Club will meet FLOWERING “ It is,” he added, “ a centraliza TEN PIN BALLS GUARANTEED B. C. BY. JOHNNY HART tion of federal power platform" that would "debtlitate state and You ARC AftyECSTACYMr I VYOlDER- IF ANYbNE local government ht America." Compkiv Salaetien TO BLOOM BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 6EL.F! OH WONDROUS CÂBAPPLE «'4 .9 5 TORMENT- - LESf V&U SHOULD IN TMis W orld SELF, Trioo Ar t^ Y bA- 5-6 FEET W»Ll,THKE KEM5T0BF UNFORTUNATELY, SIR, I'M NOT IM AFRAID ONLY CPR. STARR leave me, I AM AU!- — HAM6 APPRECIATES M E . O f Shoot, Bo^. Etc. NEXT SPRING NOTHme IN HIS PS5K S'JT CW.5TARK DIED BEFORE IN SECURITY.1 AND LT. TUTTLE KNEWMUCH I A M T H E ^ iNTriEFTE.Ori.SeLFl VFW New Home TELSPHONE gOOKS AN? ME COULP 6IVEMEA A»0UT SUCH THINGS, SIR, “»T" NAVr AAANUAL5. BRIEFINO.l'UHAVETP A\' WOULO YOU DEPEND OH YOU FPO.OWS LIKE TO GO For CAP Group TO CLUE ME IN.... THRU THEIR CROCUS 25 O’ 49' p MfiBRIDE’S ESPECIALLY ON The Manchester Cadet Squad MAGNOLIA MIXED E4PlONA4E,FO»lBU ron, Civil A ir Patrol, has moved Its 2Vi FEET A6ENT5 AND THE haadquarters from the American "Small fry" our SÔRT SPOT LIKE, Legion Home to the ’Veterans of IM CKNTEIt I8T. MI 9-9747 i | Foreign Wars Home at Manches- sptcialfy vter Grean. TULIPS 1 2 'o r6 9 ‘ 'CapL Thomas F. Walsh, CAP, announces the weekly meeting date' Introduce your chilfi to Butterfly Bush • n tt.’t w j s w ’' has been changed from Wednea- IN BLOOM -V -fc z f- day to Monday evenings, from 7 dfineing and dramatcs MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI to 9. throufirh varied and The squadron ia part of a na OLIVE R^CAVE SAFE BUY D A F F O D IL S l O - Z S ’ WELL, HLPHILf . okJA I tionwide organization and is ' an flexible profram! MIXED GMAUJ i ^ DiPBcior MICKEY-FINN BY LANK LEONAI WHAT B R IN G S ' I FEEL auxiliary of the U.S; A ir Force. USED c a r s VOU OUT HERE?- UKE Membership i i open to girls and HYDRANGEA «>1.49 you OAVe IT TO JACK CLAYTON flt X X A hoys between the ages of 14 and KING ALFRED GOOD-BY,. POOL. REGISTER BY PHONE Ml 3-6858 '31 FORD MODEL "A " P.G. 3-4 FEET. IN BLOOM LAST SPRING — SO HE COULD PAY M/SS WHeATLV! 18 or high school equivalent. Inter 2-Door black. In good con - b OFF ANOTHER GAMBLER.' THE ' YES.' WENDY DIDN'T ested adults may also attend. dition. s t e a l i t .' i t w a s other g a m b l e r PAWNED IT IN n e v e r STO LEN .i PEMHPRWICK and IT'S STILL THERE/ DAFFODILS 1 2 -« ^ n .l9 I SAW IT WLYSELF — YESTERDAVy '58 TRIUMPH $1645 Black roadster.. l^’hitewall tires,. heater. It’s a beaut! Rhododendron «'2 .4 9 RED EMPEROR \ '56 CADILLAC $1595 Hardtop “62”. Radio, heal [ s i i o J r s o n l y 5 er, automatic transmission, TULIPS 1 0 « -9 8 ‘ Schop! ktafnotional Stoinkss At Liggott's Porkodo Only! full power, AZALEA *1.98 OVER 80 VARiniES OF TULIPS t-H '56 G. M. C. V4 TON 0l96OkffliA,lM. fM.9ltt.VJB, Pat ttl. SATURDAY ONE.DAY SPECIAL PICKUP TRUCK TO CHOOSE FROM CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER 11 A.Mi to 4 P-M. SPECIAlL SATURDAY ONLY In excellent condition.. THE CAR TUBNEP AND BACKED VE5..SMM.L M M OKU CAR ARRIVE \ WE MUST 11 A.M.to4P.M. MUMS 3 '°’/^2.5P UP HERE, TO THESE WAdON '54 CHEVROLET $495 MADOHNO HARDY MK. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ABOUT 7 AM„.StDP BAiePLY BEHIND 1 BE ON THE TRACKS... OUT O'I 'AUkVBB HOUSE, AND RETURN TOMARDHieHWAV. jRlGHT TfaCK, 2-Door, radio and heater. L l-Fyworxa - ^ O ' t h e tANB E PMOAEA then c h a r c o a l WAdON s o o t h e r /AKI{ WILLIE Cfhotce of 2. BLUE LILY AMARVUIS BUT WHATfeTHE HARM ^ ..BUT I WISH SHE WOULDNT " rOSS THE DIRECTION, ON LANE i j-^ E V E N HAD A 2 - Pc. S E T IN THAT? 1> I PorrON lAiONINS PAV! ' ' ,.JB N0TIC6P CAR Like Con^plete Rervlee for S4x '57 JAGUAR SAVE S0METHIM6. Roadster, blue and red. IN lIRROR FINISH Fully equipped. , sted Knives HYDRANGEA « 1 .4 9 '58 FOltD > . $1595 Fairlfine 600 2-Door Hard 3 > * 5 9 ‘ WHY PAY top. Radio, heater., power 1 ^ steering, Fordomatlc.. ; '55 DaSOTO $745 LAUREL «*2.49 IRIS DRY l il y ^ 2 4 .4 5 4-Door Firedome, radio and ------^ heater, PowerFlite, power ■teetlng. * POSl’nVEL.T NONE SOLD BEFORE OK AFTBR '57, PLYMOUTH $1045 SATl’RDAY, SEPT. ITth Radio, heater. PowerFlite, each JEFF COBB BY PETE HOFFMAN . 2-tone white and blue. Real^ ROSES THE STORY OK MAR'I'HA WAYNE BY WII.SON SCRUGGS NEW VARIETIES ...AND THE ^ BUT THE nicer Choice <>( tWo.---- - INCLCDINO PINK GOSH, BUT A/c a /m ^ v t i a t e r . GUARANTEED , BjtDRlHDAruiEaVClUAPrHt wo, $|1PP056 I'M NOT A5 <>000 ' DON'T CVflC 16T .MS HEAR VDU StV T(teT REOPENING OF PICTURES SUPPOSE THE 'IntsnufttoMU of Blsrtdao, Conn. Mony Cors Solcl With JACKSON-PERKINS VARIETIES ,00401? /otw: s c * ^ i s f ^ AS me OlAKTHirBACK me K4M , WAIN/ YOOtC WE SOM OP BX-AU LOCAL GAMBUNO YOU TOOK PICTURES DON'T -Guarantsofl llfetim t solid stainless steel; 'Factor}’ Gnaraateed — Lifetline FYee Replfaso- HtS WOW? AMEICICAN CLIFF upOAUy OOHV ÔO j i 6P0T64...I -4 SHOULD p r o n e COME OUT/ CAB/; CRAFTED BY n^RNA'nONAL, “FINK ment. NO MONEY DOWN , HYBRID TEA-HORIBUNOA-CLIMBERS FOeOETTHAT/ i— :— DONTKNOWl THEY WERE 8ILVER8MITHS\ FOR MORE. THAN, A (Jtt^t Good Credit) ^ OPEN/WENDI/ C E N TU R Y,” It lb your .jguarantee of qual 1 ^ NOT PHONE ity and lifetime Iservilce. You .get a ' life-, Due to a limited eopply enljr t per eoetiem^. VINES time free replacement guarantee with each (IM Seta). MORIARTY 24.pises stainless set for this amazing sale GROUND COVERS -for only |4!a3, complete service for B peo NO PiM RAL TAX BROTHtRS^ . m y r l s - ^ a c h y s a n Dr a ple, An opportunity you oan’t affard to Conttnental—i m l* . . . yaa, genuine, lifetime atbialeea Llaeola-—Mereury<—Caaset-^ •(eel at'tbla low, low price. J:'' ’ Eagllsii Ford IJno' NeverNeedePoUaUag V 8l« CENTER ST. OVER 30 VARIETIES FERTILIZERS W in N o t 'Tahiteh, Bust Btoin UBBEITS FARKADE MOFFIINI Maacbebter—Ml S-AIBB Keplaea WIOmoI U m it and MIDDLE TTTRMPnUW. (ONLY). , OPEN EVENINGS' IN BUD and BLOOM LAWN SEED THIB OdUPONl • Y - V V. • ■; ■(■: ■ . ■ V • \: MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIfiAt, SEPTEMBER 16, 1060 BIANC^STER EvtNlNG i^RALD/MANCHEST^ CONN-y TOIDAY, SEF]^!MBER 16, 1960 PAOT, M raaB i

Baildl|ig*ConUBCttiig 14 PAfaiting- PiiMriRg SI r m w THE ALL TYPES f t earpestry work EDCnteR PADmNO. WOMAN fxm Lefty tvith ^Dead* done. AlteratloDa. dormeto, rocl< matea. Vary reaaonable ratoa, COD Must provide oifo Inga, porches, (tnub upstairs, bsM- M l 8-0484. MI 9 -4 ^ . '^JSSSSi manta and garagea, eto. Call Ml 9-5981. ' WOMEN. TO MAIL circulan, baa- PAIjnSMO INSIDB or out. Good die orders at home. Write: Royal ADVERTISING BIDWELL ROME Improvement work dene reasonable. Ml 9-0791. Products, 97 (AB) Maty Jon* Co. Alterations. addiUona ' ga Lane. Nhwtown Square, Pa. EARL YOST rages. Roofih,; an-' siding exptrto. EXTERIOR AND Intsrior painting, decorating ceilings, floors, p m r - arts EAtot CLASSIFIED ADVBRTISMENT DEPT. HOURS Aluminum clapboards a special^. CAPABLE WOMAN for cleaning, > 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE UnexcisUed workmanship. Easy hanging. a e o n workmanship. Fres vlclhity Brookfield'anff E; ‘Center N sw Y o rk Sent 16 (/P)— t ^ t h that sweep— then skidded to^ The Orioles, all even (9-9) In^"pitch another winning game thlsfbgamea were scheduled in the AL, Thursda.r’s Reenlta 8;1S Aja. to 4;30 PAL budget terms. Ml 9-8498 or TR estimates. ^ Job too small, John su: cau an 8-6514. Vsrfaille, Ml 3-2521. Race Jockey*-5êr G « Old ivew X Jrn, \ ; ___second and . stayed . »there u „ » k..by win th.the season series with New York, season." The Onole skiooerskipper claims and' Richards discounted the nos-pos No Games Scheduled. 6-9109. Whitey Ford, the lefty with but able to win only one of seven Ford’s trouble goes back to mid- sibility thal'^hia Birds, 20-1 shots BAKERY saiesgiri, momhigs, ex- ning only four t»f the nine games W. L. Pet. O.B. COPY CLOSU4G TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Ball plavprs over 40. like T e d " ^ i ^ s , are a btit the “dead” arm, and the New at Yankee Stadium. wiH go be August, when he made tw-o starts for the pennant-tij^^the spring line, .,..* 2 57 .590 — MONDAY Thm VUDAV 18l88 AAL—aATCRDAV 8 kM . REMODELING bathrooms, - addi perienoe preferred, good wages.' New York m Courses and Glasses 27 Apply in person. Parxade Bakery, jockevs at'thSt age seem to be g e t lin ^ ^ s M o n d windXgke York Yankees get rolling to they've played since—but they’ll hind rookie Steve Barber tonight, in three days and won tioth in might he losing sleep under the Baltimore ... ..,.« 5 56 .589 — New York, Sept. 16 (/P)— tions, recreation rewms. Framing. have to win three Of the four thla All types of carpentry work and E ddie Arcaro, for instance. Eddie is welT/n^his^45th night with the, Baltimore Ori then pitch ace Chuck Estrada {hree-hit. 1-0 decisions—the sec- pressure. Chicago ... .574 2 The Pittsburgh Pirates set off ELEfJTRONICS - "Learn by Do weekend to Ynake It back on top. ^ J>LBASfi READ YOUR_AD painting. Call Ml 6-4291. WAITRESS wanted. Experienced. and doesn't appear to be slowing In f^ct, he^s accepting oles on a four-game rumble in (17-9) against Bob Turley Satur onrt against Baltimore. "I don't mean they're oblivious W'aahtngton J104 12 on their final road trip of the ing" at Connecticut’s oldest elec Hours.l0;30 a.m. 3:30 p.m. Good ,*Mah .ln Chicago’ . day afternoon. ' Cleveland ..MHI 121/] tronics school. Day and evening more mounts and riding more whn-e \ the' Bronx that could settle the Ford scoffs. But he's lost his to the importance of these games- season tonight with St. Louis m pay. Benefits. Apply in person. .454" 18 CU UMA m '*W(ut AAF’ are toke*' over the phone na n eon- classes start Sept. M. Enroll now! ners than at any time during his Another rider who Is stili^c/n-’e ' American ^ agu e ^nnant race, 'A spilt (as suggested lii s It'a .lack Fisher and Milt Pap only two ■decisions in four starts But I don't believe they’re wor Detroit' . . . . and Milwaukee stiH in need of venleiifle. The ndverttaer ahouW reml his ad the FIKA’( DAY IT KooDng—Siding 1C Brass Key Restaurant. Boston . . . . .455 22 N.E. Technical Institute of (3on- 39 year career at the mid-rentury mark is If 'he "threatening" letter to Baltimore^ pas against Ysnks' Ralph Terry since, 6ne a 5-0 drubbing by the ried about them or that they’ll APPEARS oiMl REPORT ERRORS to thne fer the next toeer- Manager PSul Richards from "The -vnd Bill Stafford In Sundaj’’s Kansas City .857 821^ a miracle to bar the Bucs from BAY’S ROOFINQ CO., ahlngle and necticut, Hartford, JA 5-8406. Arcaro. currently, leading the Rs3-mond Lsyton, Bom in Dubhn,T>’v/ie soothe>>.ss they vowed after Irioles when Pappas blanked bend under the strain.” their first National League pen Uon. The HemM la teeponaible tor only ONE tocorreot or omitted riders on the New York circuit, is Lsvtnn raw* tr> thj* country as last > « 5r> fiismaj third place, fln- Mob in Chicago” ) would leave the wbapup doubleheader. Yankees on three hits In the Any straining of late has been Today’s Games Insertion (or nay ndverllaement and then only to the extent of a built-in roofs, gutter and eonduC' Help wanted— Mai^ 36 nant In 33 years. tor 'eiork; root, chlinney reualrs. n perfect example of th* old a Child and started hU sports | IsJi. »hl>-ls th* aâfkend for the Birds one game -back In the de Fobdj^ 31, has a 4-2 record opener of that aerica sweep. done by the Yankees, who left 20 Baltimore (Barber 10-5) at New . *111x1(8 ffood” Inaertloa. Errors which do not lessen the value of Private Instructions 28 York (Ford 9-9), 8 p.m. With 14 games left, the Pirates Ray Hagenow, Ml g-Jali;. Ray adage, "U fe begma at career In the. g;reyhrmntl racing JoK cisive "lost" column with nine to againat the Oriole.s in his worst Barber, a '21-year-old southpaw men on base while dropping a the advertthement wtU net he eerreotod by “make geod” toaertipn. CARPENTERS, • experienced. Ap< play. The Yankee? will have 11 season f9-9i,pf a nine-year career. ' Kansas City (Oarver 2-8) at lead by six games and have to win Jackson M3 3-8825. DRUM LESSONS for beglnnere ply at D. H. R. Construction Com he reached that milestone in 1956. field. dnftinR to racing when leg Going Into the series opener, with a 10-5 record, has faced the two-game scries at Kanaaa City 10 to clinch the flag no matter which Is expected to bring'1n^^S5,- left. ' ■ He hasn't gi^ ^ up a run in 25 Yankees' only twice this season. to the last place A’s. ' They're Cleveland (Perry 16-8); 8 p.m. by experienced teacher. Easy pany, 34 ConnecUcut Boulevard, he's ridden more than 200 winners; outlswed the sport in many what the Clarda or Braves do. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, Siding, method. MI 9-0608. East Hartford. nno fans at Yankee Stadiiim/djie A spilt also would let the Chi innings against the Birds at Yan Both shots were l)i relief, for a "rfomer^happy." says Manager Boston (Delock 8-8) at Wash- painting. Carpentry. AltorsUona each- season, a mark he ne\-er st- After a period as an exer Intg'on (Lee 8-4), 8:05 p.m. Seven victories probably will be tained prior to that The remark Yanks have a one-perr.entag'e cago White Sox crowd into a sec kee Stadium, pitching tw-o three- total of three innings, arid neither Casey Stengel.,"My men are over D ia l M l 3-2711 and addiUons. Ceilings. Workman rise hoy, t..ayfon becarhe a full- Chicago (Wynn 12-10) at De enough for the Bucs, already load MACHINIST—All around man with able thing is that last year he fledged rider at 32. an age when point edge over the Bahv Birds! ond place~,tle with Baltimore -if hitters and combining''with Terry resulted in a decision. pas.sing up singles. ed with more wins than they’ve ship guaranteqd. 299 Autumn St. Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 job shop experience. CMS-Blue won 236 times, the high-water who swept s three-game act af the defending ‘ ‘ champs can aw-eep for an eight-hit shutout. Birds Work (hit "Well, we know what Ws have troit (Lary 12-15), 9:15 p.m. Ml 3-4860. most athletes are considering re- | Saturday’*- Game* managed in any of the laat 15 Cross and weekly indemnity bene mark of his career And to fur Baltimore two w-eeks ago. a fo u r^ m # aeries at Detroit this ,StiIl. Richards haa tabbed^'-Ford' The Orioles worked out at Yan to do. The job's there in front of • Auto Driving School 7*A MORTGAGES—We are in a poel- fits, Apply Aerokinetlcs Instru tirement. He gained a reputation I Baltimore at New York, 2 p.m< years. Lost and Pound COUGHLIN ROOPTNO Company, ther add to the incredibility of his as a good handler of tw-o-year-olds The Orioles took over first place weekend. a dcadarm guy w-ho may hot kee Stadium j-eaterday, when no us, and we have to )»eat therh." tion to finance second mortgages ment Co., '360 Tolland Tpl**.. Mon-_ I Kansas City at Cleveland, 2 p.m. After losing two in a row, the LARSON’S, Connecticut's first U- Inc. Aluminum sidiug, japhalt, staminia he accepted more than and ufatiil adept at; bringing them ' FOUND—20” wheel-red and white in any amoimts. Terms' to suit cheater. Conn. Clilcago at Detroit, 2:50 p.m. Pirates bouncsd back with a 3-1 bicycle, Hercules. 180 Center St. censed driving school trained — asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, your needs. J. D. Realty, 470 1,000 mounts In three of his last into the n-inner’a circle. | victory over Los Angeles as right galvanised or copper gutters find four seasons and the record shows Boston at Washington, 4 p.m. Call MI 3-2457. Certified and approved la now of Main St.. Ml 3-6129. BOOKKEEPER TYPIST — Ex- If youth must be served in the hander Bob Friend won his I6th fering classroom and behind leaders. hO 8-7707. that onlv once before, m 1933, Sunday’s Games perlenoed bookkeeper to take sports field a lot of youngsters are Boston at Washington. with a six-hitter yesterday. That l 6 ST—PASS BOOK Vo. 10623. wheel Instru.'tlon tor teenagers. A BEAUTIFUL way to ease your had he ridden that many horses over and be responsible for going to be. sitting around /o r , Kansas City at Cleveland, (2).- gave the Pirates 86 victories, Notice is hereby given that Pass M3 9-f(076. mind! Lump your debts. A second the bookkeeping and .clerical pro But Arcaro Is not the only awhile waiting for the old-ttr^rs' their top total since finishing, sec Book No. 10623, iaued by First- Roofing and Chimneys ^6-A mortgage costs only a penny, a jockey around today who has got Baltimore at New York, (2). cedures in the office of a medium to hang up their tack Manchuck Stars Chicago at Detroit. (2). ond with 90 In 1944, and reduced Manchester Office, Hartford Na month for each dollar you borrow, size business. Please phone MI ten that much mileage out of his Garage— Service—Storage 10 ROUFING - Specialising repairing ♦ * ♦ - NATIOXAl. LEAOIE their magic number over the idle tional Bank A Trust Company,.has roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut Call Frank Burke, CH 6-8897. Con 9-4578, Friday and Saturday, be s>-stem. Ever3-one, is w-ell aware second place Cards to 10. been lost and application has l>een necticut Mortgage Exchange, 15 Thursday’s Results STORAGE SPACE for furniture or ter work, chimneys cleaned re tween 8 p.m. and .10 p.m. that .Tohnny Longden has been' Two Daily potibips Pittsburgh 3. I.,ds Angelee 1 ' doing into the opener of an made to said bank for payment paired. Aluminum aiding. 10 Lewis St., Hartford. around since 1927 and haa ridden eight-game trip at Cincinnati to and issuance of new book. merchandise now available at DUE TO EXPANSION, Olan Mills Bettor-s- af. the new Berkshire In Grid Session Milwaukee .3, (Tilrago 1 .62 Pearl St. M3 9-5700. years’ experience. Free eatl- more than 5..W wnnners, th* , thoroughbred race track at San Francisco 8, Philadelphia 8 night, any combination of Pitts matea. Call Hoi^lev, Ml 8-6361, MI needs three men to train Ss tele world B record Longden IS past 50 I burgh victories and Cardinal loss LOST—PAIR of eyeglasses in Butdness Opportunities 32 phone unit managers. Must be the ( 11) 8-0768. es totaling 10 wraps it up for the Michael’s leather case. Please call Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 free to travel Mass.-Conn. Salary and has announced that he is re,-j't,.,„ofits of a new- aystem. If pla ns By FRANK CUNE Only games scheduled. MI 9-1415. RESTAURANT for sale, priced tiring at the end of this ye^r, But owners are realiz«realized \V I, Pet. GB Pirates. The combination Is eight right. Excellent location. Easily and car allowance. We train fully Longden has sttll a fevy.years to over the third place Braves, who 1956 TRIUMPH—Motorcycle, 650 Heating and Plumbing 17 —openings for wives to travel and Bernard Francis o f West Hsrt- Gptting tlipir first taste of action against an outside team, Pittsburgh ...8 6 .')4 .614 LOST—PASS BOOK No, 4157, Sav financed. J. D. Realty, 470 Main go to catch up wlUi a couple of Manrhoster High's hopeful football .squad played to a stale St. Louis . . . . . 79 59 .572 6 trail by 6>A after defeating the ings Department of the. Connecti twin, excellent condition. Must St., MI 3-5129. work with husbands alio. Apply in ford, president, ststed that the Chicago Chibs 3-1 as Lew Burdette aacrifice immediately. MI 3-8766. PLUMBING AND heating -i re person to Mr. Elchelbenfer, Room guvs named Claude Hooper and track ia considering trying out 5lilwaukee ...8 0 61 .567 6>'j cut Bank A Trust Company, N. mate with Amertyah School for the Deaf of We.st Hartford won his 17th with k - two-hit pitch modeling tnstallationa, repairs. p AGRAGE STCjRE for sale, gross- 10, State Theater Building, 753 Pat Remlllard, both 54. and still two dally doubles esch day, from Los Angelee . 76 64 „54.3 10 Main St, Office. Application made in a controlled ."irrimmagp at Memorial Field ye.sterday af San Francisco 70 71 .496 i i'j ing Job. FOR SALEl-1951 BM.W. 600 cc. All work guaranteed 26 yeara ex ing $30,000, Centrally located. Main St., 10-11 a.m., 5-7 p.m. successfiiliy plying their trade Sept. 19,through OcL 15. Francis 6 for payment. perience. 24-hour service. Call ternoon. Each side wa.« credited*------' San Francisco defeated PhUa- Excellent condition. Call Coventry, Good potential. $7,000 plua stock. , • u *xr l j Neither of these names will ring Is a former FBI agent, Cincinnati ___ 64 78 .451 23 PI 2-7260. Earl VanCamp, MJ 9-4749. sny bell with racing fans around w i^ tw o touchdowns and e«--h '"sl | he riid-vesterdav McCabe will prove Chicago ...... 53 84 ..387 .31 (j delphia 8-6 in 11 innings In the J. D. Reaitji,' $70 Main Street, MI Injection Molder Wanted "Alrieaily w-e have received per only other game scheduled in the AiuHMuiceinents 3-5129. the metropolitan (venters like New mission from the Massachusetts " ,.-e,e he the aggressive leader Briggs Philadrlphla ...32 89 .,369 54'', Today’s (iames NL. ^ F or First Shift. York. Chicago ^nd tos Angeles. Rsclng Commission to conduct l Bo h Indian ^ Alibrio are hoping for. PHILOO-BENDIX 16 lb. wash. 26c; 26" ENGLISH bicycle, very good Radio-T'V Repair CUTTER GRINDING business and But folks around New England, repslered by ! Both I n d i a n coache.s were I..0S Angeles (l)rys(lale 14-1.3) at No games were scheduled in the condition, *25. MI 9-0991. two daily doubles each day. On American League yesterday. New dry, 10c. Lucky Lady Launder- Services 18 equipment for sale. For complete and Ohio will recognlne Hooper weekda.vs the doubles would be on la.Vpotind senior halfback One of ^ with their tram’s pre- Chi(*ago (.Anderson 7-10), 2:30 Must be experienced. Opportunity p.m. York, holding, a one-percentage center, 8 Maple St., aerose from Information 'Write Box F, Berald. and Canadians know Remlllard as the first tw-o and the seventh and .Manchlirk s scores came on an off- showing Ihii.. far. First NaUonal Store. Open 24 RADIO-’^ REPAIRS, any m ake- for advancement. Salary open. Ap well as they know their famous tackle slant with the other re- San Franclnco (.Marichal 4-2) point edge, and second place Bal Business Services Offered 13 cars amplifiers, phonographs and eighth races.' On Saturdays the More Team Speed timore open a four-g;ame show hours. ply at Acromold Froducta, 95 last double would be on the eighth suiting from a pass from Don at St. Lou|s (Simmons 7-3), 9 p.m. changers. Over 47 years total ex Help Wanted— Female 35 brand of bacon. "We have much more team speed Philadelphia (Biizhardt 4-15) at down at Yankee Stadium tonight. TAMKIR TREE removal — land Brtxiklyn, Rockville, 9-5. e e • and ninth races," he ,said. Selpel with BUI Belekewirz throw than last year." Slaited Briggs. ELECTROLUX (R) Automatic P, perlence. 90 days guarantee on adl Milwaukee (.Spahn 19-9). 9 p.m. Even by splitting their remain-- cleared, firewood cut. Insured. work!' Potterton’a. MI 9-4587. The adoption of two daily dou ing the key block on the play. "The line Ls also quicker and faster, the world’s finest cleaner. Light Call Paul A. Ellison, YQ 3-8742. EXPERIENCED■ I PRODUCE CLERK Spectacular Gireer bles would herald an innovation The two A.SD touchdowns were ; Pittsburgh (ifaddiv 11-9 or Gib Ing 14 games, the Pirates wouldn’t weight, automatic, new work-sav .Most of all, this group is much bon 4-2) at Cincinnati (O’Toole lie sidetracked 'unless the Cardi CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, Of the two Hooper has had the in New England thoroughbred scored on running plays One was! ntoi'e aggr{ssive and act like they ing features. See it today. MI NOW. BEFORE the/^sh starts, is SEWING MACHINE Prefer self-service super market 11-11). 9:0.3 p.m. nals won 15 of their remaining 16 '3-6306 after 4 p.m. available ali hours Satisfaction more apectacular career Bom In racing circles At pre.seni only on a sw-eep around left end and! reallv ivant to play ball. " the time to hav^that gun put in guaranteed. ChiU Ml 9-1816 experience. Please apply In person Bay.State dog tracks are conduct the other op * sweep of the other ^ Saturday’s iiami^ games. The Braves would have to OPERATORS AND TRAD4EES Toronto, Canada, on February 11, rJi.sciiasing the linemesn, AlihHo sweep their 13 remaining games shape for the/com ing . season. 10 a.m. to 1 ^.m. Monday. flept. 19. Pittsburgh at CIncInnatJ j Bring it and your mower,' shears, 1906, Hooper ia the only active ing two daily double* flank. 1 declared, "For a. change we have San Francisco at SI. Louis even to force a playoff with the Personals GONDBR’8 TV Sendee-Motorola Apply rkter who was In competition prior ♦ * ■ ♦ Back* Run \4ell |quality in depth With the excep knives, locks, keys, etc. to Braith- and Phllco ractcry aenrlce. Hl-Pl, FOOD KING rhlladelphla at 3UI\vaiikee Pirates should the Bucs play .500 waite. 52 Pearl St. Manchester Modes, Inc. to 1925. The flmt rare he ever While Manrhiick tallied hot/i tion of renter where we are going Ia>s Angeles at Chicago- the rest of the way. VACULfM aJCANERS repaired in ihonos and auto radios. 214 Spruce Hartford Road and Pine 8t. ^ GifliitA on TV PICK*OPF FAILS— Norm Larker of the Dodgers slides It. MI 9-1486. Pine St., Manchester saw waa the match betweeh Man Msnche.sler touchdowns, all Indian i to go w-ith a newcomer, we have at 1 Siinday’s (lames What’s worse—for the Cards my own home shop. Forty yeara COMPLETE REPAIRS—By Stu Manchester o’ War and Sir Barton back In A schedule of professional foot starting barks ran wtU. Junior i lea.sl three experienced players Piltshurgh at Cincinnati and Braves— is the fact that only safely back into first base on attempted pick-off play factory experience. All makes, art R. Wolcott on automatic ball games will be, carried by ALL MAKES ot r^, radio and WANTED—Waitresses. Apply in 1932 and that'a what sold him on fulthark Dave Malaiisky and ro- srramhiing for the starting berths San FranHsco at St. lyuiis oiice this season have the Pirates against Pirates. Pirate catcher Smoky Burgess had loT/ rates, tree estimates, tree washers, dryers and electric ex- person. Howard Johnson’s, Tol WANTED—Retired machinist for 'WnC-TV, Channel 3. Sunday af- pickup and delivery. Mr Miller, home alectronio equipment the Idea ed becoming a jockey. captain Mike Simmons, who i.s the at the end. tackle and guard po- rhlladelphla at Milwaukee dipped below .500 over any 14- tos.sed the ball to first baseman Dick Stuart (7) in an ef ranges. Ml 9-6678. pertly repaired with a i90-day land Tpke. Manchester. part-time work repairing me- Two years later he rode his first temoona begmning Oct. 9. and Los Angeles at Chicago JA 3-5409. chanlcat equipment and keeping in other halfback, both ripped o f f ; sitions, RUCKING BRONCO— Bill Randall, North Reading, Mass., hurdles over the midget game span. They lost eight of 14 fort to nab Larker'. (AP Photofax) guarantee: Call Mr. Britney at the winner aAd he la still plugging continuing through Dec. 18. moat long gains during the workout' "Dcfensivelj’. we are strongest from July 8 through July 24—the CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. Manchester TV. Ml 9-1046. running order. Phone Rockville TR of the contests featuring the New racing car of Ra.v Brown, White Plains, N. Y., during five-car mixiip on first lap of 2.5- SEWING MACHINES repaired, all Reasonable rates. Call PI ii-75S8 5-2514. away at his trade, currently rid along wlUi Manchuck, Sharing the ffom tackle to tar’iOe. Alibrio con- only day they have been out of makes. Free eitlmates, pick-up, tory work. Apply lanchestir ing at Scartwrough Downs in York (Tianta. In addition, there offensive quarterback duties on tin'ued. "Then too, w-e have a quar lap feature event at the Marlboro Racewa.v. Randall spun around after going over first place since May 28. hitting a two-run home run, his inning before putting down the between 1:30-4:30 or any time Modes, Pine Street. delivery, low prices. City Sewing Saturday or Sunday. ABLE—ALERT—APT. If you have Maine. will be a "special" on Thanksgiv alternate plays were Seipfl a sen tet of linebackers, which are the Brown'.s car hut did not roll over. Both drivers e.scaped without injury. (AP Photofax) Local Sport Ttie Cardinals start a three- 15th. in the first inning and then last 15 in order. Ed Mathe’wa Center 4 Charter Oak Ave., Hart ing Day between the Green Bay hardest of all to groom, who have televlslon, service 9r4641. the above qualifications we want RkUng at the rips old age of ior, and junior Dave Tupper. game series with the Giaqts at St. scoring the other run when he drove in two of the Braves’ runs ford, JA 2-0476. TYPEWRITERS and office ma to talk tq you. We have an excel 64 la hereditary in the ' Hooper Packers and the Detroit Lions. had a good deal of gam* experi l«uia tonight while the Braves are KEY PUNCHERS— "We ran and passed well” de Chatter singled in the eighth and Dick with a pair of singles off loser chines—repairs, sales, servlca and PHILCO RECOMMENDED Serv lent opening for a man. to be family. Claude’s paternal grand The Channel 3 schedule, will be clared Coach Waller Briggs after, ence. Going along with some of home for the first of three with Stuart followed with a double. Glen Hobbie (14-18). Banks tied RIDE WANTED from Woodbridge these hoys last year is going to pay rentals. Ml 9-3477, ice, on radios, televisions. Also, trained as a sales representative. father rode jumpers until he was aa follows; Oct. 9. New York at the w’orkoul. ''Overall we gave Philadelphia. Warren Spahn shoots Roger Craig (7-3) was the loser the NL record shared by Ralph and Parker Sts. to Hartford. Park Good starting salary with commis Pittsburgh; 15. Waahlngton at off now—we hope” and Lowell Sts. 8 to 6. MI 9-5841. guaranteed service on all other Experienced Alphabetical « 8. ground gnidginglv on d'4'ense and CLUB fiHAMPJONSHlP golf for his 11th 20-victory season for for the Dodgers, who broke Kiner and Duke Snider with five COSMA APPLIANCE SERVICE. makes. Shop our special ' do-lf- sion and bonus. Company vehicle New York, 23, Philadelphia at Open at Windham tlie Braves. through Friend’s shutout in the seasons of 40 or more homers.,. Repeiirs all make refrigerators, * • * our pas.s profectlon w-aa pretty College Football Clubs matrh at the Country Club be yourself department featuring dis Permanent or temporary, part furnished ahd all expenses on It 'The Indians will open the)rl960 • • « I • * * Cleveland, .30, St. Louis at New good tween Einar I-orenlzen and Stan fourth on a walk and a two-out freezers, washing machines, y- count prices. Open evenings and paid. We want a man with am Remarkable Record York; Nov 6, New York at Cleve I season a week from Saturday PIRATES S, DODOEBB 1 — triple by Ron Fairly. Automobiles for Sale 4 era, ranges, oil and gas oumera. "However, this ASD team w^s | p|fly,njj. Windham in Willimajitic. Hiliivski will be played Sunday. GIANTS 8, FHILS 6 — Willie Saturday, Satellite Electronics or full-time work immediately, day bition as chance for advancement Remlllard waa bork In Bereaford, land. tS. Pittabiirgh at N»w York, not ss good, as the group we Tournament Committee has ruled Friend (16-11) walked one and Mays’ fifth hit' and third triple OLDER CARS mechanics spe Ml 9-0883. All work guaranteed. Service, 186 School St., Manches is excellent. -All company benefits. and started to ride In the late 2night; Georg* Wasihington'x v.s JAUKIE FARREI-L of the New Chrla Sehenkel and Johnny Indian* host Bristol Central. thing. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. DRESSMAKING and alteratlona. Connecticut State Employment krw riders that he la their rep- captain Boh .McCabe, Dave Ander T ie rcist of the arhedule is as Southern California, back in | H-ronk Bland* takes over the sig- Florida, at Jacksonville. Fla., night.; York Yankees' front office reports FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv Call JA 2-7151, TR 5-2303 Lujack will handle the play-by- 1 Presbyterian at Furman, night;' Call MI 9-0333 any time. Service, 806 Main St., Manchester. raaentatlve on the Jockey Oulld son, Dennis Stehert and Bill Eagje. follows: iOct. 15. Hall, away; Oct. busii)c,8.s for the glory and | no box or re.served seat tirkets NEED A CAR and had your credit ice on air types of electrical wir board. play and color. VMI at William * Mary. . available for tonight’s, Saturday Famed Rocket Calls It Quits .. ing, Licensed and Insured. Wilson son The two coarhes fell this quar 21, Bristol Eastern, away; Oct. 29, turned dowm? Short on down pay bookkeeping machine operator M R .AUTO WASH need* men for tet stood out up front Conard, home, Nov 12, Platt, gold 01 post-sea.son now I; southern Methodi.st. of the South Mldweet: Hardin-Simmon.s at afternoon or .Sundav afternoon.’* ment? Bankrupt? ^Repossession? Electrical Co., Manchester, Ml ALTERATIONS made quickly and west Conference Oo .some bii.sines.s Cincinnalh night; Drake at Iowa j-aniea with Baltimore at 3'ankee with knowledge ot typing for gen- steady employment — Washers, The showing by McCabe «-ss par home, Nov, 19. Wethersfield, ganie.s. launclios the 1960 n)a Don’t give up! See Honest Doug 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 3-7378. efficiently. MI 9-6555. dryers and drivers. Excellent with the Big Eight. T(’ U meets a Stale; South Dakota at Kansas. stadium. "Already we have sold ereal office work. Experience pre ticularly heartening- If he con horn*. Nov. 24, East Hifrtford, jo r college football, .season to las, get the lowdown on the low MAN— With pick-up truck desires worklnjr conditions. Apply -Mr. Chip Off the Old Block night again.st Oregon State in the toughie in Kan.sas,’ given the best] Stale; Villanova at Marquette, 170,000 tickets for the three FINE HEMMING and alterations ferred but not necessary. Apply tinues to hustle and play the way home. Foolish to Risk Injury est down and smallest payments light trucking, rubbish removal, Manchester Modes, Inc., Pine St., Auto Wash 844 'Broad St. Los Angeles Coli.seum. It is a fit chance in dethrone Oklahoma as night; .Montana Stale at North dales” he .said ye.sterday, which anywhere. Not a small loan br done promptly on all clothing. MI conference king, while Texas faces Dakota, night: New Mexico Slate means nearly 60|008, will be on odd jobs. Very reasonable! Call 3-5630. Manchester. ting prelude to Saturday's games finance company plan. Douglas JA .8-4012, YOUTH OVER IT for general, drug that help kickoff the season in upset-minded Nebraska. SMU at Tiilsa. night; Denverat Wichita hand each day. g a r d e n g r o v e Motors. S33 Main St. Lewis Talk of Golf Tourney Stondlngs •JUST THREE hours a day can store work. Full and part-time grand style. minus quarterback Don Meredith, night. Richard Says of Move TREE SURGERY and tree remov earn you $30 to $40 a week in work. Must be neat and pleasant. JUNIOR B 0 3 V L I V O starts W. L. Pet. 1954 OLDS CONVERTIBLE, 1951 Moving—^Tracking— Gone are the da.vs when the who graduated, turns its attack to .Southweet: Oklahoma Stale at al. Lowest prices.. For free esti your apare time selling AVON Experience preferred. Drivers li Saturday at the Holiday I^hhe'* for ...... 4 0 1.000 Mercury,' 1949 Mercury. Repos Storage 2d After Beating Jack Nicklaus Giants wait until the last Satur the ground against Missouri, with Arkansas, night; West Ttwas State Wadding! mates Call PI 2-6406. Cosmetics, Fragrances and Christ cense essential. Box- R, Herald. Town Tennis Tourney day of September to begin pla.v. halfback Glynn Gregory hearing at Texas Tech, night: Utah State youngsters nine to* 16. Free bowl'- Barbecues ...... 4 0 1.000 sessed? Don’t cry. Try Honest ...... 3 1 .750 Montreal, Sept. l6 (/P)— “ Canafliens’ goal by Maurice Rich Douglas, 333 Main. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- mas Gifts to women in your TTie weekend schedule lists the the load. at Texas Western:' night. ing will be permitted from 9 until Banquets MAN WfTH pick-up truck desires neighborhood. If you need money, noon. Free howling will b? .offered ...,S 1 .760 ard.” This announcement was made 626 times in National ing Company. Local and long dis St. Louis. 8«pt. 18 lifPi—Charlesedefeatlng John Garrett of Houston likes of MlsaiMippI’, Pitt, Wash Mlssis.sippi. Syraciises’a Chief Far West: Wyoming vs. Mon Outings . light trucking, rubbish, removal, tance moving packing and ator- think what a tremendoua differ women Tuesday, Thursday and Hockey League ranks since 1942. Now it will no longer be PRIVATE —FORD 1955 4-door, CoRiiiiufrfoiiMxf fis i i irtmnoM Lewis TTt is the talk of 3 and 2 and th* 5-4, 120-pound Phil Matches This Weekend ington. UCLA, Alabama, Georgia threat for national honors, la at tana. at Billings;. Xlniveraity^ of Receptions ...... 1 3 -250 odd jobs. Very reasonable. MI age.. Regular Mrvlce throughout ence this can make 1 No experience Friday moming* next week. 9 to Fordomatlc, V-8, radio and heat 9-9944. th* National Amateur Golf tour Brfiwnl** of Toronto 3 and 1 , Tech, Georgia, Army, Texas Chris Houston against the Cougars, who Mexico at New Mexico, night; Clambakes ...... 3 3 .250 heard. - ' er, original owner mileage 44,000 New England States and Florida. needed. We give ■ complete train nament. liCwia was two-und*r par for the. tian, Nai'y, Texas, Maryland and seceded from-the Missouri Valiev Hawaii at Utah, night. 12. Picnics ...... 0 4 .000 The famed Rocket of the color seasons. He had suffered a severed miles, $600. MI 3-4544. Ml 8-6663. ing. CsiU today. CH 7-4187. . ■ - .....- ...... Conference and hope to crack the Buffet ...... 0 4 .000 ful Montreal team last night re And a lot of the talk, naturally, 30 hoi*s n**d*d to post 4 snd 3 vie. ing at iO and thd finals Sun West Virginia. Achilles tendon and a fractured With * new champion sUr* Rut tonight, the Tro.)ans have Southwest or SEC. Ole .Miss still tired from the game that brought 1954 FORD WAGON, 1954 Mercury, Boasehold ?iervlces MANCHES"'ER Package Delivery. WANTED— Experienced waitress. ia coming from his father, Charles tori** ov*r carl Inhren of Norberk-, day afternoon. 11 i| ■ ^...... leg the previous two years. ♦ o b* crowned 15 Iocs) tennis the .stage to themselves. Out of has its one-two quarterback punc. Results: Weddings 4, Buffet-O; Jilm. intertiatlnnal acclaim as the 1962 Ford. Bankrupt? So what! Offerei! lo -A Light trucking and package dellv- Apply at Hirikels, South St., Cov Francaa Lew;la II, pro at the Lit Md.. and Clsudy Wild. Bethesda at- In rase of rain Saturday, — "I guess ■I....flnally realized~that enthiislssts take to th* (Miurl* the NCAA doghouse at last, and of .lake Gibbs, and Bob Franklin Outings 3, Clambakes 1; Ban premier player of his era and one Why walk? Douglas, 333 Main. ery. Refrigerators, washers and entry, Conn. tle' Rock Ck)untry Club. But noth forn*v the same' schedule for Sat-t the game is getting too fast for HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov- ClEAN LOAM eligible for the Big Five title and from la.st .»ea>on’s Sugar Bowlf ~Hodpte Three~Star Special quets 3, Rieceptions 1; Barbeque of it's fiercest competitors. He will stove moving specialty. Folding ing would suit Charles Frances Beman trimnied Fred Pam* of tomorrow morning vying for iirday. will lAke place on Sun me,” Richard admitted. al, cellars and attics cleaned, WOMAN TO care for child in my Oskmoni. 250-pound Pennsylvams Rose Bowl berth. Southern Cal championship team, which also remain with the Canadiens in p. 1952 BUICK Super. Beautiful. Bad chairs tor rent. Ml 9-d762. L^vla II better, except winning of th* town championship. IjisI day with the, aeml-finals and 4, Picnics 0. The Rocket scored -544 goals in credit? No credit? Comc-'ôn in. Ashes, papers all rubbish. Harold home, vicinity Buckley School, Slat* titllal, 4 and 3, then d1apris*d opens Coach .lohn McKay’s first finished second in the nation. ' Listed with the leading scorers public relations capacity. 18 seasons. In addition he scored For Sale the title by hla eon, than to have year’s champ. Msmin Smith’, finala to he determined at a Launches Weekly Forecasts HonAt Douglas.. 333 Main. Hoar. MI 0-4084. . AU.STTN- A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- own transportation. MI 9-1473. grandpop Ch'arlee France* I on of BUI Hyndman of Abtngton. Pa., has moved oiii of town and season at the helm, after finishing Tulane of the SEC travels to the I were Ruth Pembierton 117-110, Richard, 39 dnd about 15 pounds 82 times in the postseason Staii later date over his best playing weight of moving, packing, storage. Low ‘hand for today's semi-finals on th* 19th hoi* with a 15-fool wilt not be around to defend 1959 with an 8-2 rnark under Don West Coast to meet California in ' Amy Pirkey 124, Helen Lichatz ley (Jup playoffs, for ‘another rec i960 4-DOOR BUKJK Super, good •TV SERVICE - Potterton’a all rate on long (flstance moves to EARN $20 to $30 per week for two W M ; F, STEELE blrdl* putt ' Beman had b*aien th* Find round pairing* list Clarke, who retired to enter pri an Intersectional battle. Cal’s ! 185 pounds, made known his de ord. He also, set the NHL mark makes. Highest quality guaranteed Vfwng Charles, Age 19. is one hi* Isiirels, Phil Hyde, ninner-up a' year By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE | 122, Nancy Gaudlno 117, Vi Chap transportation. Can be seen at F 48 atatea MI 8-5187 evenings work. No delivery, col- aiMi S O N 44-.v**r-old HjTidman in th* final* vate business. . t .Marv I/iv^‘ is m his first game as . cision at a press conference durirtk for one season by scoring 50 times - p, lectionk or investment. Car neces of the four remaining in the tour • Tb* tournsment is 7 being algo, vs Michael Coy. . .Tim First Man In MoHon man 115, Bea Cormier 114, Gloria tc D Auto, 856 Main St, Best offer. Tel. MI 0-7842 nament after yesterday* two of the British Amatfiir last .v*sr, Oregon Stsle, which won only head coach after succeeding Bump Blovlsh 112, Doris Prentice IIQ. which Senator Hsrtlanci Molson, in 60 games In 1944-45. Two perienoe. Farr for service since sary. Phone MI 6-3882 between 5-9 'lardn*r mov*d along by trounc eponsored by th* R*rf*stion I/Asure .Ir. vs Todd Potter, three of 10 a .year ago. is still re Elliott, who went to lilinois. .Greeting*, millions of gentle the club president, and" Frank years Jater he was named the cir 1959 TRIUMPH roadster, white with 1931. Phone Ml 9-45W for best Painting— Papering 2 p-m. rounds wihlch saw the ellmlnslion Department end ait matches Garvy Fox vs. Fran Legry, KACEY TEN PIN of former champion Hsrvl* Ward ing Harry Root, sophomore 4iem- building under . Coach Tommy All-America quarterback Bob. readers! Selke, the managing director, were cuit’s most valuable player. black top, excellent condition, very service. will be played at the high Hsrv’y, Tinkham vs Jerry Standings present. EXTERIOR and interior nalntlhg. ' Th* other semt-flhaltsta are Bob ber of the University of Florida Rrothro, but McKay, one of 18 j Schloredt takes over direction^ ______of , My ftng.ers Have been fairly Richard, who spent all of his reasonable. Phone MI 9-2576, golf team. 7 and 5. with a two- school courts First round Conkll'rl, Paul O Bright vs. . coaches starting new jobs has a Big Five titli.s*) ' Washington —"ând ’ dancing over the typewriter Keys W. " I t would have, been foolish of playing career as a right winger FLAT FINISH Holland window Ceillnga reflnlshed. Paptrnanging. Gardner, dapper .39-year old New’ 1953 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan. shades made to measure. All Wallpaper books. Estimates given. York* public relations man • by the imder-par effort. H« then polished match*.* are slated Saturday Malcolm Barlow, Mike Ijiu- similar problem. has the-samc flr.st team which beat in my anxiet.v to give you the aii- Morlarty Bros. .. 8 Maurice to risk further , injury," for Canadiena, was a fiery, tem morning at JO with quarter Fogarty Bros. 7 said Selke. "I had hoped he would Radio and heater. Good condition. metal Venetian blinds a$ a new Fully covered by Insurance. Call R SEFTIC TANKS way of hla native Hollywood, off anolher teenager, .'Have Spray trnhack vs Wtlha,m Picker Shifted to Kuilback e Wisconsin 44-8 in the Rose Bowl ~ th(>ritative line on this seasonk peramental player until he mel finals scheduled for 2 Id th* Paganl reach this decision, but I wanted Priced right. Call Ml 3-7295. 104/ price. Keys made while'you Edward R] Price. Ml 9-1008. CLEANED and INSTAULCD ; John Farquhar, 24-year old df Tndtsnola; low*. 1-up. Spray ing, , Robert Beach vs Bill In fact. All-America end Marlin against cocky College of the Paci collegiate football headhiiess! ~ Jowed in the past three or four RUTH GRZYB’S afternoon The semi-finals Caterers ...... 8H him to be the one to mkke It. He wait. Marlow’s. aon of an Amarillo. Tex , pro, and Ihree^puited the last hot* for a Newman, Jim Lesiire Sr. vs. McKeever will play Offensive full fic, Also on the Pacific Coast, Stan Har-rupmh! ' campaigns. He was assessed more 1953 CHEVROLET. 1955 Plymouth, EXTERIOR AND Ulterior palnUng boge-,- five, missing hi* last putt will h* played Sunday mnm- Bye. ford play* Washington State, while During the off season Dr. I. M. Stevenson Ins. - . 5 has bedn a real credit to .the game. than $2,500 in fines by the league. WEAVING' of Bums, moth , holes EAST HARTFORD • S E W E R S Deane Beman, 22, of Betheads. back, alleviating a problem caused There may never be another like 1953 Fords. Have cars fOr travel. and paperhangihg. Wallpaper from five feet when a fly kept dart by the graduation of Clark Holden, Idaho meets Oregon. Inorblt and Prof. Quentin Zlobot- Jack Lappen Richard is well fixed financially. No gim. Honest Dougl^, 333 Main. and torn clothing, hosiery runs, books. Guaranteed - wdrkmansblp. MACHINB pLEANED M d , winner of the British ,Ama-; Ins...... 414 him.” tour last year and the 1980 ttane- ing In his face, the No. 1 ground-gainer liwt year, Other Saturday games: . ' ny, noted .students of the stars, He 0)vn8 a bar and grill and ia h dbags repaired, zipper Reasonable rates FuUj^ insured. DAY NURSERY Tureptte Esso ... 4 Prollllo Scorer also a public relations man for a Mlaslsslppl. and hla understudy. Jim Conroy, , 'South: . CatA'w.ba at Dayid.sort, joined me in devising some foot placement, umbrellas repaired, Fast and courteous service. Leo 158 i^llver Lane, East Hartford • installation Man. Mqdea .... A Richard, the most prolific scor brewery. He la the father of six 1955 CHEVROLET station ■rather gpeehs harry Lovptl Ratling Champ u s e ’s No. 4 offense 'leadci:. Mc night; Richmond at Florida State, ball formulas using astronomical wagon, men’s aim 'liars reversed and J Pelletier Ml 9-6826. SPECIALIST Giant8 End Slump equations. (Ed. Note; gastro- Man. Surplus ...V 3 er ' in the history of professional children, the 'oldest Maurice Jr., one owner. MI 4-0717,-~ ' replaced Marlow’s Little Mend But listen to the proud father of Keever w-i|l return ta_end on de ice hockey, scored 19 goals last Age 2—Oyer > fense. nomical ones, loo, no doubt). We Shea’s Nutmegs . 2(4 17. ing Shop. PAINTTNO AND paperhanglng. the teen-age edon .of tîe Lewie The or Boy Himself season. However, a fractured "He la very good with young 1952 CHEVROLET 2-door, sedan, Good clean woramanahip at rea By Defeating Rams in Twi Loop with .587 Mark Tomorrow night In the same Shall pass along the results of our E A S G a g e ___ 2 . 6:30 A!M. to 5:80 P.M. Town and Country golfing tribe; Home cheekbone forced him to the side* sters," said Molston, "and he will black,, running condition. Call MI DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com sonable rates. 80 years In -Man . Convenient to Pratt and ’The wife and. I sent, thla kid I Coliseum', Pitt,, with it*” 'C" Boys studies to yoi;.. in' the natiji-e of 9-8365. huge upsets. Spedaltiea ... 1% 6>/4 -1825 lines for six weeks. The injury work for the benefit jf hockey to pany doors and windows, custom chester. Raymond Flake. Ml Whitney or Haiôrd o f ours up here Just fo r experience Los Angeles. Sept 15 Re- Long Xstrn: Lovett of Clarke's* Pickerel, ^nark .200 —Cox, Clemens and Cupningham was the Rocket’s third in three work guaraqteed. Coll coUect WU- Drainayt Gos Indeed, Sept. 17. with the infant Filloramo teach, and; inspire .them.” , 1951 PONTIAC 2-door, fully 9-9237. ' — and look what happens! Noth eerve quarterback George Shaw Insurance won the indrvKiuat bat- ”Warren, Aiilo Parts 17.3 —in ,Lhe backHeld meets UC1.A, ilmapUc HA 8-1196. JA 8-M95 — BU 8-6802 .lohnsnn; Silt* Parti .17.1 another Bjg Five men\,ber. The season barely under way, the Hoo- Major League Const...... 7 7 .125 equipped, beautiful car, excellent M l 9 - 4 1 4 3 ing like UUi hsi happened to the passed for 85 yard* and a touch ting championship, in the Twilght (.•Ip'is Am* Parti. .1*4 Lewis fsmlly in ;sJl our years of down tq Frank Gifford to break a Baseball League averages released U*arns, Clark ... . . 151 Panthers, minus a solid throwing ple System is in mid-season form. condition throughout, $245. . MI FURNACE^ cleaned by licensed golfing. 6-8 tie in the third quarter and Gr'iff Sprues , 142 quartebsck, must offset the run The often low-flying Eagles of Listed with the leading scorers 9-0016. oil burner man. Also trailer heat toda.v.show TTie former Manches O'Brlsp Mclhtneh .142 L e a d e rs: were C. Quey 180-549( A. D’Appol- "Tto* wife wouldn't com* up the New York Giant* went on to ning of UCLA tailback SWp Boston College will soar ,to new Durelle Quits Ring for Good ers'. Reasonable.' MI 4-0095. ter High and American Ijegion F*les»n*uli. Rpnic* ....t * 0!)5 lonio 211-537, J.' Goiaîgoa 203A36, FORD 1967 Convertible, power SEPTIC TANKS here with' ma becauae her ulcere defeat the Los Angeles Rams in Kwesh. d a r l * ...... S 0*1 Smith wqth their backfleld trio. THE OLD B03: HIMSELF NATIONAL LEAGUE player batted ..'387, In eigh) games, J. Lappen 205-534: B. Gallo 179- steering, Fordomatlc, new Urea. FLOORS CLEANED and waxed, would start acting up. 8o here I a National Football I>eague» ex getting 10 hits In 17 at bats. Tobin. C la rk ...... ' S 0*: , Georgia and Alabama clash at heights as they vanquish vaunt Batting.—Lark.er, • Los Angeles, Team Raltlaa 188—516, T. Hobln 194-510, - F, Reasonable. MI 3-8446.. . . windows and paint washed, atovCs am alone to cheer on Jr-.Ir (the hibition last night Of the players' w1io took part Birmingham, AI*., in the televised ed- Navy, tn the muscular South .328; Groat, Pittsburgh' and Maya, Followirig Defeat to Unknown AP H Ave eastern Conference, where . the Laraia 180-504, G. D’AIessandro cleartid, misceUaneous Jobs. MI PLUGGED SEWERS aon) in hla great moment. A crowd of 38,573 *aw‘ the in at least two-thirds of the ached-1 Spoicl Marksi in 32S *7 297 game of the day (ABC-TV,i 3:34 San Francisco, .325; CTIemente, 1953 MERCURY Monterey, radio! 8-2662; a t t e n t i o n M O T H E R S — “And ,1 tell you. that boy of Giant* who Went Into the game' S' 31S *5 .234 p.m. E S T i. Both a ie injury, iHddled cannonading starts early, Ken, Pittiûrgh, .322; Wills, Los Ange- 176-200—502, J. Lovett 194, M. heater, ’ Merc-o-m«^lc, .excellent iiled regular season games, .3 hit | ..-lijrance ...... S 1*0 tucky____...... will prevail over Georgia ies. ,302. Prattaroll 188, A. D’Amato 186, E. jnlne Won’t fold. Look how he took with a 0-3-1 record this summer— o v e r ' .300. Runner-up lo ■ Ijovelt l .Mrinicsh Boat 7 144 tbuL Georgia, defending SoulKeast- Moncton, N. B., Sept.16 (/P) —^ The crowd Jeered as Durelle condition. MI 9-0689. 1 Machine Glaancd n 2C2 Te<;h and Alabama over (ieorâ |r . May*. Buildlng-ContFActliiif . 14^ care of Jack Nicklaus (the de- snap a four-game ram winning was Ned Olson of Uie Spruce St ; • leaderi em Oonforence and Orange Bowl Runs— San Frahcisc4>, Theroux 185. P. Paradlso 183, F. Yvon Durelle, the New Brunswick stumbled around the ring attempt- Septio Tanka, Dry Walla, Sewer NOW YOU CAN WOltKl Baae Rita ' titlLst, may have iu ttitle hopes In what must be classed as“ unex 105; Mathews, Milwaukee, 103; Ruff 180. V. Squadrito 179, S. fisherman whose explosive fists al-' fandlng champion Jr«Jr .knocked streak * » —- Merkel with a 476 mark.; Other .l.onfr*ll0«' II. Oleon 1(1 Freihell 1(1, ing to connect with punches that W. ,F. OlON ConatrucUon Company. Unee Inatallrd—klellar Water dampened hy a much-improved pected result* Pinson, Cincinnati, 101 Bruton, Yaworski 178, J. Filloramo 177, J, most carried him to a world’s box once rocketed him to success. Three Auto Adeessortes—^Tires proofing Done. out in the fourth round). 'K I New York- played the contest .400 hjflers.were Fred Khoiiry of Moer'r IP, Lovett in Other three-star Hoople spe AltorsUona, addlUons, garages, had to face him I would be chsk- without lU No 1 quarterback, the .Manchester- Auto Parts, ,407 nonhiea Crimson Tide offense. Milwaukee, 93:' AAron, Milwaukee, Colavecchio 176. ing crown, quit the ring for good times he slipped to the canvas formica countera, roofmg siiUng, Space Is Still Avoiloble A^ ^ 6 Freihll 2 ' Lonsfellow 2. Buiku* 2. A lso in -the South. G eorgia cials are Texas A. and M. oyer' 95; . , -■ FENTON—Manifold for 216 Chev., big to death. Charlie Oonnerly, who came up end, .I,nhii Dejanev • of ..Mrintosjl Khourv 2 VIUAOE CHARMERS last night ^ t h the Jeers of his after missing swings. Each time with-2 Rochesters and air filters. painting. Plana drawn. MI 3-0896. Tech snd. Kentucky meet In an always strong Louisiana State and Runs Batted In—Aaron. Mil-- McK in n e y b r o s . “And another thmg, eJI those wlUi a sore arm this ■mornlag Boat ari'l AI Freiheil ; of- Spruce' ■ Ruat New Mexico State in a squeaker Standing! once-Ioyal fans ringing In his ears. the crowd hooted. Wright, a tail Adjustable throttle and gas lines I.'ingfello* ro. Moiter * C!*”n ' 4 other SEC gam e, w-hile Louisiana waukee, 113: Bank?, 6 hicago and W. L. Pet. BUILDINGS atraightened, floors Bice thbigs being w’riitien about TTie deriding scoring throw was Market, eerh. at! an even ..400. Freihell 7, Flake 7. Durelle, attempting a comeback 28-year-old Negro, sent Yvon down in place. A 216 exhaust manifold S«w«raM Disposal Co. Stale, the lO-TS' national cham-i with Tqiss. In an intersectional Mathews, Milwaukee,' 110;’ Mays, leveled, underpinnings. Porches my hoy won’t go to his head. He a short on* and the speedy Gif Following are the individual av ( ■ ' Walk! contest w’hich taxed the Hoople Johnson .Paint ...... 3 1 .750 after i(£tiring last year as Drltlsh toree times, but couldn’t land the with this. First $50 takes outfit. ISO-m Pearl St—Ml 8i«S08 Olebn !> Kaaah 9, Bahavisa 7 Flaka pion,, an'd'third last year, plays San Francisco, 96; Clemente, Jari/ls R e a lty ...... 3 1 .750 dnishtng blows. a specialty. Carpentry repairs. No can't read,” cracks Charles Fran ford shook off at least four tack erages. 7. .tiAi Delanev *, f ■ System jo its limits it will )>e Cal- Empirb and Canadian light-heavy Call ha 9-0596. , BATTIbl. ' Texasxas A&MA&M.' ' Pittsburgh. 91. Man. Auto P a r ts ...... 2 2 .500, job too small. TR 5-5769. CHILD CARE cis Lewis H. ier* as he ran about 60 vards down BInlea Rates ifbmta 8, Tulane 8. These are weight champloh, told reporters "I’m through . . gonna quit for Nam* Team. G AB Av. ■ Maryland plays Weel Virginia, Hits—Groat, Pittsburgh. 183; Howard Oil ...... 2 2 .600 Young Lewis's- semi-final oppo field. Banarlt* 5 Kvaeh 5 Hearn* 4. but a few of the surprises we have, Mays, San Francisco, 178; Pinson’, he was “through for good” after good,” Durelle said as he sat al Auto Driving.School 7*A I.'ivfit' I'lark ...... * 17 5S7 AI Balt :' appearing under' Gene Coruni ôr Naaaift Arnu ...... 1 3 .250 nent over the 86-bole route is Fullback Joe. Morrison plunged Olivii Spruce 10 21 ' .47*, ^ ...MoMer r an.W, AaodorlanAs W, Lonf(*lle» for you this week. Go on with C:5ncinnstj. ~ . 1,74; _ (JlemiJnte. Pitts losing a 10-round decision to un most alone in. the dressing room A Cterdner. two yards in ijia same period, to Khourv Auto Psrta !... * 22 j'V 2*. n*ke 24. Banavlao 24, the firnt time while Virginia, T ^ h the forecast: Garden Grove ...... 1 3 .260 ranked Paul Wright of Trantbn, EARLY’S DRIVING School—Qaoa- KTelheil, Spruce ...... JR 25- .401) burgh,. 164; Bruton, Milwaukee, that once was jammqd with well- Gardner has some tanpraeslve cap a 60-yard drive and clinch the Triple.- T( and- North Carolina Stale ^meet N. J..' wisher after his fights here. . room and road inatrucUon. Stand Jolin D'lailfv Mrlnle*h/h 15 Wehh 2 In other; top games. Alabama 16,-Georgia 11 160. ^ Results: Johnsoh’s 3, NassUf*lB 1: tournament credentials to throw victory. l.oii*fellca.'ftpriire ,.. lhi 2k Home Ran* , Boston.College ZI, Na.vy 8 , Home - Rim* ' -Banks. ‘ Chicago, Durelle weighed 134, Wright 18$ "W hat’s the tise?" he said. .’!I ard and automatic', dual-control HELP WANTED at the- 6-16. i40-poun(^. L e w is , TTi*' powerfiil Giant defense Webb. Auto rarla 1 ,... * 1* Ol.nn 2 McIntosh ,2. Lovell 1 Finley In the Ea.st. dMendlng National Jarvis'3; Garden 1; Manchester cars. Day or evening appoint OAK LODOE MOTEL Irl.li, Sprurr . V... ’1" 22 1, Mo»*er U Irleh 1 Penn State ZZ-. Boston U. Iz 40; Mathews, and Aaron, Milwau for the listless sn ap that at Just haven’t got It any more. whose wide-open ctsnce and three- made R a m . quarterbacks Bill 'Chsmpton Syracuse''rs idle for a Army Z , Buffalo Auto 2, Howard’s 2. \ ments. Call Ml 3-8876. Kaclnakl. Mclntoeli |___ 5 11 'R.H.I. 8 6 kee, 37: Boyer, St. Louis, J9; Among the leading scorers were tracted close to '4,avl|e. Auto rank.'. 5 Pitching—McDaniel, . St.' Louis, BhulUeas 113-113—827, EUaabeth boyant fight career -af the 30-year<^ ^ ta fa Ing driving jschooL Three ekUled The fashion plate, pUying in the evening. For the first time this Celdef. Hcintnsh * tious University df .Buffalo and FlorMa Z8. George Washington 7 ' 11-41 .733;; Brogno.-^St. Lbuls."19- Juul 110-113, Ruth Oakman 122, old French Canadian who twice Lew Bordette, Braves, courteous mstructors Cbus room FOB ALL-AROUND WOR&-4XCEIXENT ^ .C M M i b r w W b t toktii40rspil»sin icsiji * Nadhpal tat tba aaventh. time, won yehr to* Rama did net score it. Asodorlsn, Autn Pan*,.. (7 Thurfiday^t Homert Navy has ih4ti.hardest tfriie of all Kentucky 24, Ogergia Tdck 18 . 7. .731; Law. PittaW gh, 18-8, lloheqthal. (risrk . . . liOreUe Carter 120, Ann Anderson fought chamtoon Archie Moore for allowed ooly twn i^lts, which broke InstrucUona for 19, 17 year olds. WORKINO CONDITIONS, TOP WAGES Etc. the Oattfoniia Amatour iitls In touchdown. * agatnat Boston COlleg*. lMlaaiaai|i|il.SS, Rnoaton 8" .704; Purkey, Cincinnati, 17-8, .880; Jim {Vlsney McIntosh. the world Ught*hSSVywM|d>t. title. a string to which he retired the Telepbaoa Mr. Mortlock, Director IM r ahd 1860 and tba Mew York All o( the (lifst half scoring Finley, Clark...... (Heaaon Totol In PnrenthMM) 'Buffalo, a amall . college pow;er ALL TH5 :WAY-4-thai'8 Kaniaa tO, Texaa ChrisBaa 12 Spahn, Milwaukee, 19-8, .879..' m^Marioii Hawyer 111, Anito St In their Arst Aght, O unlle sent the Arst It men and the losti IA to of Driver Education. MI 8-7398. . .APPLY IN PERSOIf MMro to 2868 and IMO. came on field gosils. Pat Bummer- Flake Spruce ...... NATIONAL LEAGUE moving into higher eômpanyt Texma AAM 18, Lonlalana’ S.. 18 8trikeouto--Dry*da’le, Loa A o’ Pierre 111. AppUeaUeOe ko--meSed. er yea cOA pUi 6m UR a* She Butkua Hpruc# ...... ;. wher« Paul Bichardii says diampldn to the canvas four Itmas ordei’,'fo r 3-1 victory oyer Cuba. Tba fauaky, baapactaclad Far- all ot the jGiiinU kicked thrse- Noafce. Clark . Hanks, Cub* (#0). meeta an Anpy Ihat yester- hi8 Hurprisinff Baltimore Marylaad 22. Went VirgtnU 8 gelek, 222; Koufax, Los Aogslos. PREPARE FGfR driver's tetM; iCRANTON MOTORS, INC, 144 UNION ST* qahar. 18W Bouthwaat Gonferaiice pointera from M and 48 yards out Mclntoehr Mclnloah ... Skinner, Pfratea (IS). d%y loat halfback Rogpr Zailakaa, Mlaaourt 18. Konth. Methodist 8 179; Sam Joffes. Ban Francisco, Boston lUd Sox Coach Del Itaker being knocked out to the Itth Hitting — Boh Sktoim, Pirates, Ages 10 $o 00. Driving and ctoM m A-3313 or TB 8-2621 BOOKVIIXB ACT SOOW^STACI II UMIliM OlHtoptoa at Taang Tbeli. morad and Danny Vlllanueya connected Sanly. Mrlnmah _ _ ___ X-Malkimu, PhUa (1). and Pete King htli underatudy. Orioles are going in tight Texaa M. Nebraaka 14 176; Williams, Los AngelSA 109,' began bis playtogcarir to 1311 hit two-ran homer to Arst inning, room. [Three tnauuntor*. No wpft- Manrhuck. a a rk ...... % M » 2m I Durelle oholkedu^ a rseotpdW I I then stagleA and iwoiad Anal m n la r n m g k FfBodi by for Lm ABgelM.ftw *T and It. Fs^tae. CUrk ...... T H t .300 Quartarbaek Qiqn Ailama, a former pennant race. ' Plttabnrgh U.-VCLA • BrofUo, 8t Loula, 108. -u.-. witti HsUoa. M oot He is s fonnsr tog. Manchester OiMng Acade I , catcher. 'vlefoiiss. S3 loiwi and oos draw. A-1 deoMoa over Dedgen. my. 2-7248. ) 1. 'I MANCHESTER e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1960 PAGE SByENm M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1960 PA6B SIXTEEN UL. BosuwM Loeattoas Suburban For Rent 66 Houses tor Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Housw lor SbIo 72 Houaw for Salo 72 UoniM tor 8*Io 72 HottSMi«r|||to -fB Articles for Sale 45 THERE OtlGHTA BE A LAW BY F A G A L Y and SHORTEN Room* W ltk o n t Board 59 Apartments—flats— for Rent 64 Tenementb 63 COVENTRY—Foqr room cottocs, •042 PORTER ST. Vxcai>Uoa6Ily MANCHESTER—Nice 6 fooin hoipe l—BOLTON-Thls U ■ beaut! MANCHESTER—On South Wind VERNON CENTER—Beautiful Cen THREE BEDROOM raaeh, O d p n t, BUCCELLENT top aoU, $13 per B ROOM FOR young lady. All tha maim STjUDBlV-Balldlim for com- ell year ‘round rent. Prefer mid lana two-famUy now vacant, rx- plus porches And garage.''-' Full 418,900 ranch neAr Bolton Centar sor town line. Beautifully located ter hau colonial. A groat deal of combination etorma, b 4 ^ , tin yard load, delivered In Manches comfotfa of home. A few feet from ROCKVnJUp — One five mom merpiai buainoBs or oHlce use. dle-aged couple. Call from 6-8 cellant condition Newly redecorat price 411,800, Four bedrooni Road, enclosed breezeway and at- ranch on big lot with several fruit charm and atmosphere radiate der 114,000, C411 owner eveniati. ter area. Call TR 6-8062 after 6 everything. M l 9-8339. apartment $110. On« 8H room, Will aubdlvlde. Ml 9-6229, t-s. p.m. M I 8-8441. ed. Priced right. M I 9-6229, 9-5. ranch, garage, large lot, just re - ' ” 1 garage, aluminum com- treee. Nice aaeumable 4%% mort through this lovely heme (circa M I 9-2492. p.m. $9h. Available now in Riaiey duced, 115.400. Short way out—aev- ons throughout. R. F. gage. Full cellar haa two-car ga 1740). 9 rooms, 2 full, bathe, new ROOMS AND CABIN by the week. ApartiAente. M l 9-48i24. T R 6*1166. l a r g e ONE-room air-conditioned 410,600 • ROOM ranch, aluminum etal 4, 5, and 6 room homes from' SDim'dek -Co., MI 9-5245, Barbara rage. Priced to aell immediately chimney and fireplaces, fully In MOVE B i g h t i n - 6 room n a d i. 1986 CHEVROLET sedan, low mile Free parking. Scrabton’i Motel, effles. 100% Main St. location. stonna, amaslte 4*tva, 200’ front- 45,900 up. Call The Elllaworth Mit Woods, 1801 9-7702, Johanna Evans, at $18,800. Belfiore Agency, Va sulated and replaatered, paneling,* newly decorated, s lar|» bad- age. Reasonable. Good used chain Wanted to Rent 68 180 Tolland ^m plke. MI 9-0826 TWO-ROOM fumlabed apartment, Mariow’a 887 Main St. t, vlaw, Carlton H. Hutchlna, ten Agency, Realtors; MI 3-6930 or M l 9-6853. ' $-8121. wainscoting, built-in colonial china rooms, epacloua living room, t i ^ saw, Kelvlnstor refrigerator, afteFS p.m'. heated, bedroom set, kitchen set, YOUNG COUPLE With two chil [ 9-5132. M I 9-6624. closeta, beautiful pegged random place, attaehed garage, clothesline poles. M l 9-1358. range, ^ refrigerator, free elec dren desperately need 6 to 6 room a m-BOLTON. On beautiful Riga VERY LARGE, very well de- floqrs, large modern kitchen with school, buses and atorea. Call own f u r n i s h e d ROOM with garage Booses tor Rent 65 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOCRS tricity, gaa^ Low rent. Apply single house o r . first floor apart POUR BEDROOM Colonial, 7 MANCHESTER GREEN, 457 East Lane. 4 bedroom dnajom built eigned and built ra n ^ . U-ahaped breakfast room. Mud room with er. M I 9-9381, available. Teacher preferred. MI Apartment «, 10 Depot Square. rooma, 4 dowti, 4 up, a fine home, ranch, center entrance 'hallway, floor plan provides for formal din 40 FT. WOODEN extension ladder l a r g e C room split level with ment preferred. Reasonable, JA Center, quality built, center hall, laundry. Cement floor In bezo- 8;15 AJtf. to 4;30 P.M. 9-1692 centrally located, only $13,900. two full tile hatha, tireplaihK. ni ing room, big cabinet kitchen, 8 BOLTGN—Just off the lake, -bbaa* for sale $35. M I 3-0494; g& ruo Including playroom and 8-0152. English Colonial, in excellent con ment, new furnace, wood shingle ftmis: Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. dition. 8 master-size bedrooms, 1% family room, two-car garage bedrooms'i 1% baths, 8 outside en- roof., About 18 acres of Valuable tifui ranch with 3 bedrooms end COMPLiESTELY furnished on« or ment, also parking .space, avail wsi&ooin, 6 milea to Hartford or attached garage. 2 eptrA building COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. SPECIAL—Bulk motor oil, 2 gallons WANTED to rent with option to ceramic' tile baths. large living acre wooded lot with tennis court. rances, 2-car garage. 134x188 land,” 20 minutes to Hartford via two light housekeeping rooms, one able Immediately for''0:ne or two Manchfatar, $145. a month. Im- BOLTON VICINITY 3 to 57 acres lota. Only $13,200. T. J. Croekett, HONDAT Thitt'FBlPAy 10:80 A\M.—SATUBDAT 9 AJ#. $1. Bring your own . container. msOulatf condition. Sign one year huy 4-5j'oom single house, vicinity room with fireplace, formal dining .$28,500. The R. F. Dlmock Co., M l led lot. Quiet street. $38,900. Parkway, exit 97, Pleaze call or two adults. Call after 6 p.m M I working men to share thp apart of Manchester. Reasonable. 1^ beautiful high land, 7 room house, Realtor. M I 3-1577. Triple X Stores, 681. Main St. 3-S269. lease or better. M I 4-1488 any room, attached garage, many 9-5245, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, Glenh-^tobertaf Realtor, office MI Stephen Rose, M I 8-7808. J. Watson ment, or a young marriedswork- 3-0494. 2 baths, excellent condition, barn. Johanna Evana, Ml 9-5093. 4-1521, C M I 4-ri-0181. - yocB cooPfaiATioN WILL jai 3-2711 time. extras. Direct from owner. Call Beach A Co., 21 Central Row, Ing couple. Call from 6-8 p.raxM I Carlton W. Hutchins, M l 9-5132. M I 9-2188 or M I 9-6174 for appoint Hartford. JA 2-2115. BE APPBEeiATED i/ iO * ■ ■ INTERESTBID IN renting a 4-bed IV-MANCHBSTER-Autumn St. CLYDE room with two L d ts lo r Sait THREE 'H ER oak bookcase. M I SINGLE ROOM, $48 Main St., Man- 3-6441. ment or see Sunday 1-6 p.m. room colonial honie In Manchester 189 GLENWOOD St.—6 room co Immaculate 6 room colonial, com ' baths, large garige^ many; many 9-1592. Chester. Call Mr. Ellia. M I 8-0737. SIX ROOM furnished ranch, B o iW .. PORTER STREET SECTION ANDOVe r f jo a c —T wo atijetotat MANCHESTER^Deluxe first floor^' 'v«UIlwith optionIJ to buy. Cell M I 9-7428 lonial, breezeway and garage, MANCHESTER—Six room custom pletely redecorated, 18x24 living e x tm . Real clean tbo, and in ex • -4 Lake, 4125. M I 9-0808. ^ basement finished off, well land Jots for sale. Marten E. RoMrtHO, emUiiuiid From Preceding Page FLA T BOTTOMED plywood boat. N IC E LY FURNISHED room next 4-room apartment. Newly redeco o r ^ '8-8023' built Cape, 4 bedrooms, full cel room, choice location, amesite cellent condition. The p$ê is up scaped lot with mature treba. Sensiblie Inviting Home 4"^broker, Ml 8-5953. $50; 9x9 umbrella tent, $25; % to bath, heated. References. M I rated. Ceramic tiled bath. Heat lar. plastered walls, oversized ga drive, aluminum comblcatlons, in the 17s and this house isSrith it. YOUNcT'ÊRSONABLE executive Shown by appointment only. Phil- metal bed, clean mattress and, 3-1734. and hot water included.' Ample f o u r r o o m single house 48 rage, near schools, stone wall. selling for the amazingly low :"T. J. Crockett. Realtor, Ml S0»n. Five bedrooms, reersation robm. LOTS: CENTRAL B zone, *11 deelres 8 'i or..8 room single houae. brick Agency, Ml 9-8464. bogs— B ird s— Pets 41 spring, $15. M I 9-0120. parking. $135 per mohth. Call Mr. Lyneaa St. M r 3-6906. $900 down. Schwartz Real Estate, figure of $13,900. Call the R. F- f ^ . E . heating system, ftrZplace, utilities; choice lot In Reekledfa, Help WanteO— Male 86 werhner, Jarvis Realty Co., MI References furhiehed. Rent or with Dimock Co., MI 9-8245, Barbara PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial ATTR A C TIV E LY furnished rooms, 56 ELWOOD ROAD-Colonlal, large MLS Realtor. MI 3-6454, AD ‘ stinpofch, 2-car garage,/I'H baths. two AA zone; one on B eelzew b HOME FOR two cute Itlttene, one 10" CIRCULAR SAW, floor model. 3-4112. M I S-T847. option to buy. JA 7*1801, Extension Woods, M l 9-7702, Johanna Evans, . with 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, large f u l l a n d part-time hejfl wanted. complete light housekeeping fa Suburban For Rent' 66 32. li'ving room, fireplace, formal din 6-1241, * Priced right, $18,500. Shown by ap- Road tn South Windsor; wooded tiger one white and orange. 118 $20, motor extra; Bendix spin cilities, available. Central. Chil Ml 9-5653. 7 living room With fireplace, hot• poinfme^jt. acrZ-plua lots In Bolton. T. J. Apply to Mr. Ovlan at ElUngtcm washer $25, white porcelain bath FURNISHED 2-room apartment, ing room cabinet kitchen with $15,900—Six room ranch, attached water heat, one-car gariage. By Bidge Country Club, Abbott Road, Maple St. M I 9-74C9. dren accepted, limited. 14 .Arch COVENTRY LAKK —5 rffom house, Crockett, Realtor, M l 3-1577. room sink $20. All good condition. btiaihesa block, Depot Square. dishwasher, 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, garage, fireplace, radiant, heat, V-MANCHESTER—Keeney St. appointment only, $24,900. Phil St. Mra. Dorsey. yeaic ’round. 8 t ^ , " refrigerator landscaped lot 40x200. Marion E. BRAE-l&BBN REALTY EUlngtofi. ______w a n t e d —G ood home for brown M I 9-0734 after 6:30. Adults. Free parklrig, By week or Farm and Land for Sale 7i winterized patio, large lot beauti room modified Cape with breeza- brlck Agency, Ml 9-6464. TH REE B aONE lots With 5 5 furnished. Ideal for couple, MI Robertaon, Broker. Ml 3-5953. and while mpngrel male puppy. PLEASANT ROOM In quiet hoifie month. Tel. Mr. K elth rM l 9-8191. fully landscaped, screens and way and attached garage. buUt-tn water. Union St. MancheaUr. Machinist 8-1605. BOLTON CENTER-110 beautiful $12,600—B E AU TIFU L 8 bedroom; Three morttha old. M I 9-3188. USED GUNS bought, sold, assessed near center of town, free parking, storms, Venetian blinds, cornices. range and oven, .targe well land M l 3 ^ ^ $2,600 each. MI 9-6495. Tool maker at the House of Sports. See the WELL FURNISHED 3 room apart acres with 3500 feet on state roads M i^ ^ a T E R —New 6 room Gar ranch, baseboard heat, fireplace, $10 weekly. M I 8-8278. COVEN’I^KY LAKE-.;;^ room fur- Inquire M I 9-8739. scaped lot. The condition of this Forentan machine ehop latest in new guns at Nasslff Arms ment. Tel. T R 5-9594 or call at 24 with 8 room home. Reasonably rison ‘^ o iiia l, IH caramic baths, jatga kitchen, cellar. Carlton Wi OLDER S ROOM bung^Quy, en idajied cottage, bath^larg* porch. home Is like pew. Priced $17,400. Press set-up man . COLUE MONGREL pups, freei MI Co. of Manchester, 1018 Main St., WEST SIDE ROOM in private Grove St., Rockville. priced for quick sale. J. D. Realty, fireplaca, plMtered walls, hot Hutchins, M I 9-4182. closed fiwit and rear porchri^^ll BUIIJ3ING LOT 150x430 ft Prtca Cali P I 2-8287. • water heat, aihaglta drive, shade b Ea UTIFUL custom 8 room Call the R. F. Dtmock Co., Ml Linotype operator 9-9421. M I 9-1647. home, parking. Gentleman, 14 470 Main St., M l 8-5129. ranch, entrance hall, 2 fireplaces, 0-S24S, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, bath, heat, artesian well, two lahgf reasonable, Tolland. T R 5-7112. Tailor traes. Ml 8-4460. \ - FOUR BEDROOM ranch. 2 hatha, barns, 3-car garage, approxlm a^ Beech 8 ^ ,M I 8-8183:______4 picture windows, steel beam con or Johanna Evana, MI 9-5653. -nT~ ' Mold maker -1960 G.E. STAINLESS steel bullt- FURNISHED APARTMENT, $45 a superbly finished recraatloih room, FOR SALE—7 room house with struction, partial recreation room, ly 4 acres land, excellent location. Painter FREE—EIGHT weeks old pupês ins, new. Separate movable con ROOM ''8UITABLB for gentleman, month. Andover Center. P I 2-7541. built-ins, fireplact, garage. Ideal Price $14,500 with furnishings. Call | libsqrt Property for Stile 74 extra lot for parking. Ideal loca 100x300. trees, $20,900. Carlton W. V I—BOLTON—New 8 room cape, Carpenter to good homes. M l 3-8698. trols for range, porcelain oven, prfvate entrance, free parking, $8 in-law arrangement or profession A. J. Buckley, Coventn’,. PI Household Goods 51 Household Goo large lot 86x260. $17,900, PhUbrick lot, 2 fireplaces, near new Vernon MI 3-€273 chine. Parts and service. We and used furniture, china, gtan, D U PLEX 4>4 rooms, all conven Arthur M. and Eva I. Renton ...... 861 Center Street hath, newly remodeled kitchen 8 room single. I->arge living rooni, equipped kitchen. LEONARD W. TOST. Jeweler—re- FURNITURE AND Rockville, TR 6-2174. Open 9-9, Agency, Ml 9-8464. Elementary School. Selling for sharpen and repair most all band silver, plchire framea and old Tenements 63 W alter L. and Audrey A. Smith ...... 887 Center Street \hith breakfast nook. Wall to wall 2 full baths,' fireplace, storm win pMrs, adjusts watenea experi^. "WESTINGHOUSE” Saturdays till 6. iences. garage, near Main St., $17,900. R. F. Dimock Co.. M l SELLING??? and power lawn mowers Ml coins, old doUs and guna, bobby James D. and Betty Q. P ik e ...... ! i 875 Center Street MANCHESTER—8 room Colonial, carprting plus.iuany extras. Only dow!, one-car garage, lot 175x80. $18,500—Large 6 room ranch -In Help Wanted— APPLIANCES churches, shopping. Reasonable 9-5245. Barbara Woods. Ml 9-7702, We need listings. To get tha bMl 3-7958. Capitol Equipment do., 88 Reasonable prices. Open Tuesday RUGS—NEVER used, 9x12, $30. collecUona, attic cootents or whole TVVO ROOM apartment, bath, hot Charles P. and Alice 1. Donahue...... large kitchen, dining room, sun $17,9TO;^ Paul J. Correnti, WDt Could be converted to Iwo 4-room JarVia Acres. Attached garage. Full Male or Female 37 thru Saturday, ’Thunday eve $10 DOWN DELIVERS rent. Write Box P. Herald. 885 Center Street. Johanna Evans, Ml 9-S683. servtre call In an exparlsneed suc Main St. 9x15, $35. 10x15 rose beige. BU estates. Furniture Repair Service, water, heat. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Howard I. and laiiira E. TavlOr . . . . parlor off large living room, bath 3-5363, 'x apartments. Also zoned to allow basement. Buckley School, FREE! FREE!! FREE!! f Main St. .891 Center Street cessful firm of Raaltora — nseu- nings. 129 Spruce St. MI"9-4887. 9-6955. Talcottvllle, Coen.. TeL Ml 8-7449. Peter F. and Helpn .1. Tomassn ...... and 4 bedrooms on second floor, MANCHESTER—Spacloiia 8 room EXPERIENCEiD typist, speed es- TOP SOIL—possibly the cleaneet 8 GALLONS GASOUNE 895 Center Street BOWER.S S(?HpOL—6 rooms, brick roomers. Roomers would have pri- $21.000—Ekcallent value in this 7 hers of Multiple Listing. Prompt Edward C. and "Martha L. Mainville . .!.. one-car garage, nicely landscaped ranch, conveniently, located, fire sentlal, nights only, steady work. and most ferule available any EVEN IF No PURCHASE ■THREE ROOM apartments. Includ Business Locations 90S.Center Street ranch, basemeht recreation' 7:00m, vato entrance. 3 roomers pay com room home on TUiesell St. 4 bed action, fair appraisals. Call on W ei Tel. MI 9-6271. Garden-r-Farm— Dairy BROWN AND gold sofa $50. Ma Clarence J. Jeffers ...... 927 Center Street lot. Priced at $16,900. Philbrlck place, breezeway, garage, full plete taxes, heat and mortgage pay where, Prompt delivery. <^1 IS MADE — NO hogany bedroom set $45, quality WANTED TO BUY—Girl’s 8-speed ing heat, hot water, gaa for cook for Rent 64 office, 3-car garage,. 100x150, rooms. ■ ■ ' - I Smith, Bill Rood or Jack Crockett CENTER STREET-South Side Agency, MI 9-8464. basement. Ijsrg* lot. Good flanc- ments. FHA or hank mortgage Leonard L. Glgllo, Bolton, MI Products 50 DBUGATION! furniture, 2 rockers $10, bed couch bicycle. Phone M I 8-5871, ing. electric refrigerator and gaa trees Carlton W.''Hjitchins. MI at the T. J. Crockett A g W y , 244 Leonard F. and Sallv M, Rackowski ing. Vacant. Realisticallv priced. available. Immediate pMsession. $22,.500—If Rockledge ls” ypur de- i 8-7088. 'The ‘‘Supreme’’ $5. 14 pairs ruffled curtains $6, Btbve. .Call M I 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m, 754 Center Street ROLLING PA R K —8 room Cape, 9-5132. Main St., M l 8-1577. Situations Wsmted— FOR OFFICE or buaineaa use. Jalo A. Wallin ...... Gerard Agency, MI 3-0365, MI sire be sure to check this 3 h.ed-1 -i;*- Freie $100 Diamond Set 760 Center Street 1% baths and garage. Call owmer Female'^ 38 l o a m rugs, 10 ft. recreation table $10, Main St. near Center, S rooms, 9-0626. FRED MURPHY —SAND—Stone — Gravel — CONCORD GRAPES. PhUlp Farr, 8 ROOMS ...... $388 Rooms Without Board 59 Seth Borden and Florence K. Niles , . 772 Center Street. MI 9-0458. MANCHESTER G REEN—Spacious room ranch, 1% baths. 2 fireplaces.! SELUNG YOUR home??? For Fin and Amesite. For prompt de lamps $2, kitchen table, 2 chairs FOUR ROOM cold water flat, $40, ground floor, plenlty of parking. Vernon F. and Aurrey J. Niles ...... 127 Charter Oak St. M I 9-9043, The “Marquis" 778 Centfr Street 6 room ranch, 3 large bedrooms BOLTON L A K E - 4 room ranch, oil Realt.v Loiiely lot on Arnott Rd. j courteous and Industrious realty CHILD CARE infants, pre-school livery call Ml 8-8608. Walter P. $8, 3-drawer chest $5, kitchen cabi NEWLY DECORATED room In adults. M I 3-4685. M I 9-5229, 9-6. Emil and Julia-Grieder , . ; ...... service, call Ed Quatrale, BeaJ Free $100 Diamond Set 784 Center Street 21 ft. living room with fireplace, heat, wooded lot, lakefront privi- Mature woman. Clean good home Miller. Trucking. PEPPERS, .eggplants — pick In nets, $10. Rummage bargains. M I pri-yate home, shower, parking. Anthony and Helen K. Sobolewski . . THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS $24,900—Custom built split level Estate MI 9-5164, Ext. 35 or TR 8 ROOMS ...... $569 3-5905. M l 9-8354. , . r ■» 788 Center Street. dining room, kitchen with dis)^ leges. Price only $9,200, Assume MI 3-1054 hot lunches. Mrs. Paul. MI 9-2379. your containers, SOc half bushel. FOUR ROOM apartment, centrally LARGE STORE at 26 Birch St. Edward .1. and Marjorie B. Fontana in Bolton. 7 rooms, I'.'i baths. An 5-6360.' TTie “ Catalina" 794 Center Street One six room Cape, four room washer arid formica counter tops, 4’ 3% G.I. mortgage. Payments TOOL AND equipment rentals. 836 Hillstown Rd. located, heat and hot water. kO Apply Mariow’a, 867 Main St. George M. and J31eanor X. Wood ... ceramic tiled bathroom, attached acre of play area for children and BABY SITTER for four year old Free $100 Diamond Set 36" COMBINA'TICfN gas and oil 800 Center Street ranch, and three cottages. Five $7s a month. Goodchild-Bartlett MANCHESTER Sales and service. A P Equipment, 3-7590 after 6. M I 8-8470. Near Main St. Parking. Harland B. and Una 'T. Clark ...... garage, aluminum storm win pets. IF YOU WISH peraonai senile^ ■boy. Vicinity Diane Drive. Hours 945 Center St., M l 9-2052. Open ELBERTA PEACHES. 16 qt. 8 ROOMS ...... $694 stove. Excellent condition. Good SINGLE ROOM. Gentleman pre 806 Center Street can. be bought for $27,000, Pres Realtj', Realtors, MI 3-7926, Luciano S. and Lena M. Rizza ...... 812 Center Street dowg and doors, 50 ft. paneled OPEN FOR INSPECTION call Joseph A. Barth, broker, . w 2-30 to 3:30 p.m. Call M I 9-0125 evenings. baskets, $1.69 each and up. Lim it The "Ambassador” for cottage. Bargain—quick sale. ferred. M I 9-0722. ent owner w'ill finance after mod JARVIS REALTY CO. 9-0320. ______Free $100 Diamond Set M I ^76$9. ______I. William and Mar>' M. Hollander .. 816 Center Street erate down payment. basement with walkout rear NYE S^;.. MANCHESTER. Im- ed supply. Farmer's Market 819 Lester and Alice Vozzol)i ...... ba.sement door, 36 ft. sundeck with Office Open Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. WILL CARE for children in my E. Middle Tpke. Tel. M l 9-0474. 3 ROOMS ...... $788 822 Center Street maculatc Aix room cape, central Saturday and Sunday — Call MI 3-4112 ARB YOU considering selling your home. Route 85, Camp Meeting LOAM AND fill. Woodrow CTlfford. The ’’Imperial” HCUSEHOLD furniture for sale, 333 ''S Alfred L. and Annetta T. Hunter ... 836 Center Street ANDOVER lA K E —Six room Cape patio beneath, stone terraced rear location in Bowers School area, Sent. 17th and 18th home? If you are, we will pur Doreen N Murphy...... yard, nicely landscaped and Evenings Call 5TI 3-7847. Rd., Bolton, between Sperry Glen M I >3-6712. Free $100 Diamond Set Main St. MI 3-7371 for appoint BOWERS SCHOOL AREA 842 Center Street .tllst could be winterized at mod lovely shaded Vzrd, garage, near From 2 to .5 p.m. P I 2-8311, M I 9-1873 chase your .equity. For expedlrticy and Rosemount. M I 9-5688. Fertilizers 50-A 8 ROOMS ...... -$"897 ment. George D. and Arlene P. Hubbard .. 848 Center Street erate cost, plus six lots, $11,900. fenced. Near schools, churches and shopping andr-bus^^mmediat* oc REDUCED shopping areas. Possible 4H% at 77 Meadow Lane please call us. M I 3-5129. J. D. TWO WEIMAN leather tooled tier The "Eldorado” Otto W. and Lillian V. Haferaat ...... 854 Center Street cupancy. Belifior^/Agency. MI Realty Co.. 470 Main St., Man- tables, $45 each. Tilt-top and hall mortgage, 47 Hilltop Drive. Call TWO FINE HOMES COW MANURE. Delivered. $5 and Free $100 Diamond S ^ Rus-sell F, and Barbara S. Skinner...... 860 Center Street J. D. R EALTY 3-5121. Chester. ,, Dogs— Birds— Pets ^<41 > tables $45. MI 3-6826. $10 loads. Excellent for fall seed FIVE Y E A R OLD wringer washer, Ralph and Edna M. Sciidieri ...... 866 Center Street 470 MAIN STREET owner M I 9-9593, Price $20,500. A moat tieautiful and unique Just 3 ROOMS . . ! ____ $996 ’ 6-Room Cape on a quiet $12.900—Manchester — St. James’ ing, shrubs, etc. MI 3-7804, MI good condition. M I 9-0238. Alexander .Tarvi.s ...... 283 East Center St. M I 3-5129 BOLTON—Large 7 room ratujh with completed eight room raised ranch SEEKING HOMES for exceptional Free storage untjj Wanted. Regard street in a very nice ROCKLEDGE —6% room cape 2 with fwrs and one-half baths and parish area. Older 7 room 9-8731. less of lime. No time limit. Town of Manchester . '...... fl Center Street two-car garage. Six ac^•,es^ tnost Town of ly pretty kittens. Phone MI 9-3313 SMALL COAL or wood burning MISCELLANEOUS household fur neighborhood. This fine Keeney Street—8 room Colonial full baths, built-in oven and of which are wooded. Ver.V .central two and one-half car garage Juat home, 2-car garage, amesite after 6 .^ stove, gray enamel. $8, MI 3-8278. Free dellvci^within 300 mile.s. MORSE ROAD- North Side range, enclosed porch, one-car ga a few of Its many wonderful fea- drive, combination windows. Manchester, Conn., niture Including den set. Call MI home has a nice fire Maynard W. Briggs with two extra lota. Can be location and a very realistic pric4/, Flowers— Nursery Stock 50-B Free setup by our own reliable 7 Morse Road rage. There are many extras go turea are: Good condition throughout.. Ex men,.-' 9-0497 or 14 Hawthorne St. John P. Jr. and Eleanor L. McCulIinn bought separately. T. J. Crockett,' Realtors, - MI Announces place, large rooms includ 13 Morse Road ing with this house that makes 3-1577. cellent location. $2,900 assumes POMPON SPECIAL — $2.50 ^ r - Phone For Appointment WiUiafn A. and Agnes E. Simpson . . 19 MorsV Road I..arge entrance foyer. bunch. Krause Florist, 621 Hart ing kitchen and either a South Side—Duplex 6-6, Excellent for comfortable living, $23,900. conventional mortgage. No clos Competitive SAMUEL ALBERT. Hartford W alter B. and Geraldine C. Pierce .. 25 Morse Road value. Philbrlck Agency, MI 9-8464. OLDER HOUSE on Russell St. 8 \ Livibg room with Roman briek ing cost, Immediate occupan ford Road. Phone MI 9-7700. formal dining room or Dustin C. and Marion F. Wood ' ...... ------CH 7-0358. After 9 p.m. JA 2-4590 29 Morse Road rooms and enclosed porch, ga fireplace and bow window. cy. Second mortgage available. 91 STRICKLAND STREET can be used as a bedroom. Joseph G. and Anna .1. Cardini ...... Straht Street—Two 4% room brand DIG YOUR hemlocks, white" pines, See It Day Or Night 35 Morsa- Road MANCHESTER — 6 room brick rage, and tool shed, aluminum Formal dining room. Examinations George H. Griming The owner' is real anx-1 Norman O. and Nanev L. Warren ... 41 Mprie Road new. Builder forced info bank ranch, enclosed breezeway, 2-car storms and screens, Venetian Spacious kUi'hen with stainless $15,800—Manchester—Well kept. 8 Clerk Ti-pist Male or Fstnila red plnee, $1 up, Fe\vpbtled dog If you have no means of trans Betty S. Hall . ___ ' ...... wood $1 each, SundAy only. Wil 45-Morse Road ruptcy. Has to be sold immedia- garage, one year old, quaiity coa- blinds and carpets included. Ix)l steel built/his; pre-finished room Cape, ail finished, fire .$2,784.60— 53.421.60 portation. I ’ll send my auto for you. ious to sell this as he has ately. Leo F. Jr. and Elsie G, Dandeneau .. 1 Morse Road structlon, exceptionally desirable 80 ft. front X 148 Trees, shrubs, cabinets anq rqrmlca counters. place, open stairway, vestibule, Senior Clerk Typist liam Schmidt, Fotest Lane. East No obligation. • EXCAVATING another home all lined James A. and Helen S. Carroll ...... Glastonbury. 57 Morse Road - location with a view. Priced In the and flowers galore. Call owner af Two baths done lnX"lf>''^d ceram full dining room, amesite drive, $3,239.60— $4,058.60 A — L— B— E— R — T— S' up. For a reasonably Gordon F. and, Madeline Allen ...... 65 Morse Read Delmont Street—Six room Cape In high 30s. Call for appointment. lovely landscaped .yard with A-1 condition. ter 3. MI 8-5835. ic tile—large bath, with twin Clerk Stenographer HARDY .chrysanthemums, beauti 43-45 A LLYN ST., HARTFORD Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. plenty of shade trees. priced home call today. MORSE ROAD— South Side sinks and vanity. $2,912.00— $3,640.00 ful house plant or for outdoor Open Nights Till 8. Sat. 6 p.m. and GRADING Walter G. and Irene L. M cNally ...... 6 Morse Road 407 Hilliard St.—Gambolati custom NEW 5 ROOM ranch featuring All bedrooms twln-bedx size; Senior Clerk Stenographer Planting, 80c each. Perennial Vincent and Claire F. Moriarty ...... j . 12 Morse Road built 3 )>edroom ranch, 2% years ~ BOLTON Youngatown kitchen, baseboard PRICED FOR quick clearance. i/i Yard Truck Shovel, J A C K J. LAPPEN each room with two closits. U & R REALTY CO... INC. $3.421,60— $4,240.60 plants 85c, 3 for'$l. Japanese Warren A. and Helen R. Rogers ...... 16 Morse Road old. Price $18,0 '. radiation, cast iron boiler, tile Showroom samples of all maple Beautiful 8 room executive bath, fireplace, full basement, . Fourth bedroom or den. yews $1 each. Always open. Pon- .Rarkhoe and Bulldozer AGENCY Miner s, and Edith D. Stackpole ...... 34 Morae Road Thirty foot recreation, room. R. D. Murdock M I 3-2692, M l 3-6472 'Thirty-five hour week. 9;00 A-M- tlcelll's Greenhouse. 433 N. Main dining room pieces. Tables, chairs, Henry E. Kuhn' ...... 38 Morse Road Lakewood. Circle, North—Beautiful contemporary ranch designed and large lot, $15,500. Philbrick Agen to 5:00 P.M.; paid holidays, paid built by U ' A R Construction Co. St. - hutch cabinets and chinas, EZ MI 9-4506 Matthew F. McGuire . .. . , ...... '...... 44 Morse Road ■ . 6 room Colonial. 2-car garage, cy, MI 9-8464. Laundry room with eonneetion sick leave and vacations. p «n m n less than one year ago, that fea H E N R Y S T R E E T -7 room Cape, terms at Marlow’s, 867 Main. Jesse S. and Florence Bettinger ...... : ' 50 Morse Road __owner wants out. « for waaher and dryer. and social seciiritj^ b«naflts. .- Coventry PI 2-7886 Eve. A BEST BUY ^ - BY BELFIORE tures a sunken living room with duplex 4 and— 4. Ver- lar^ living room with fireplace, 2-FAMn.^Y Lavatory. For application, job dzampUon Route No. 6, Andover, Conn. MI 4-1894 - MI 4-0149 SALEM ROAD North Side. exposed beam ceiling marble fire planck School area. 21 Seaman modern kitchen, dishwiwher, base WES’nNGHOUSB electric range In The nicely located Cape shown above is a typical Best Buy Green Manor—8 room ranch In A-1 Buena mahogany trim and doors. and Information apply to GznaraJ NOTICE good condition, $60. Phone M I Bernice N. Upton ...... 7 Salem Road place, formal dining room that Circle. MI 9-0910.' ment -finished, 2-rar garage, condition, attached garage, nice Five-section casi Iron Crane Manager's Office, Mimicipal Build 3-6969. . . beautifully landscaped outside, immaculate inside. Malcolm R. and Ruth R. Wilson ...... 17 Salem Read lot. A reasonable offer will be opens to a large sundeck. The den Bowera School. $18,500, Philbrick ADMISSION OF ELECTOR? Stanley H. and Phvllis F. Averv ...... 21 Salem Road 150x410 LOT, 4 \ % G.I. mortgage, ■ boiler. Agency, M I''9-8464. ing, 41 Onter Street. Mancheitar, considered on this one. is paneled with a stone fireplace of All copper plumbing. NOTICE Is hereby given that the .«iALEM ROAD South Side picturesque 3 bedroom. ranch, Connecticut or to the SiII price |14,S00, ■ FALKNOR DRIVE East Side ■ this immaculate 3 bedroom ranch. Office M l 4-1521, eve. M I 4-6181. Agency, M I 3-6121. CAPES $11,500 has appeal aplenty. Thank you. Close to everything, but .stillTqulet! e Ameelte Drives Eve,— Ray Holcombe— Lewis B, and Barbara K^ Codding . ,. 73 Falknor Drive BIG SIX room cape, with shed dor- RANCHES $11,995 a Birch Cabinets- Charles K. "and Anna S. Welch . . .. ,... 79 Falknor Drive Cali Ed Quatralc Real Estate, Ml' M I 4-1139 met), ,Oot»d sized kitchen, formal 9-5164 extenslori 35 or TR 5-6360, MANCHESTEfl<-«72-74 NORTH ELM STREET Norman W. and Virginia Q.. Chatel . .... 89 Falkrtor Drive dining room. Fireplace, finished Open For Inspection 51 onday*Wednesday-Friday 6 to 8 pun. SAFETY-TESTED THE WILLIAM E. 6ELFI0RE AGENCY Robert W. and Georgia D. Bailey ...... 9'T' Falknor Drive WaiTM E. Howland ■ and heated recreation room. Over GREEN MANOR---Wait—this one' V.A.BOGGiNI W alter B. Kozloski ...... ,... 99 Falknor Drive SALES RY U & R REALTY C O .—Ml 4-8193 I ".A Realtor — MI 3-1108 W. E. BELFIORE sized garage. Several nice shade hag a basement. Real neat, good I t - ■'•■ SPECIALS John J. and Helen G H annon...... ,... 103 Falknor Drive trees„ Circumstances force irrtme- R. D. MURDOCK--M l 4-6472 575 Main St., Manchester 358 Man St. MI 3-5121 ,... 109 Falknor Drive lot, good central location, and tha^ Harold J. and Ruth E. Smith '...... diate sale. Sacrifice at $15,900. low price will Interca'i you. T. J. .Varnum .1, Jr. and John L. Abbott . . . . . ll.'S Falknor Drive Belfiore Agency. MI 3-5121. Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577, ■ '58 O P E L $W5 Jlltsis B. Leavitt ..'...... ,.,. 121 Falknor Drive 2-Door sodan. F A LK N O ft DRIVE— West Side 'W r William and Isabel Gpegson 76 Falknor Drive '55 CHEVROLET $1195 \ . William D. and Ruth F. Glelk ...... 82 Falknor Drive Joseph L .’ and Lily G. Sardella ...... 86 Falknor Driye Hal A ir 4-door hardtop. T S i ROOM RANCH Richard J. and Irene G. Karplnskl .... 92 Falkjior Drive Gertrude DeLeo ...... '... i 98 Falknor Driva Listing Your Hpme '55 RAMBLER $895 • 3 TWIN SIZE .BEDROOMS Richard L(- Belmont ...... ■...,.1.. 104 Falknor DrK-e' Joseph M. and M afy K. Donahue...... 108 Falknor Drive ^ station Wagon. • LARGE CABII^ KITCHEN Richard H, and Dorothy M. Wann . . . . 116 Falknor Drive ' o' ' ' ' ’ • 14x20 LIVING ROOM DavldlE. and Annette H. Haatlnga j . . . . 120 Falknor Drive '55 BUICK . ' $995 Rolanil and Gertrude C. I Royce ...... 126 F®*ôor Drive By "Jack J. Liippep • OIL HOT WATER HEAT 132 Falknor Drive ConvertilHs. ,. Arthui- J. and Barbara L. McCarthy .. Raymond A. and Dominica I. Novak .. 136 Falknor Drive W'e Kfcsnlly deceived a lettei from a man t(i whom we ...MIDDLETURNPIKE WEST, sold a home. He' thanked us for the Very efficient service ' he received from this agency.. '55 O LD S . ; $995 ‘Catholic •,Diocesan Bureau 244 Main Street, “M ” 3-door hardtop. lO O A T IO N l W rigkt’s Mill Rd.. Covenry, O ff Route 81. Oppo ■ ■ HhrtfOird. Conn. site new school. •, We also have had many, other'compliments from now State o f Connecticut—Commlaaloneir Static Office Building, owners and*even from people whose,homes w>e didn’t .sell. of Public Works ...... Hartford. Corn!. LOT* Il5 ’x215‘. Generally level. Nicely landscaped. We re not patting ourselves on the back hilt we re in MANCHESTER GREEN AREA—5--room. custom built Colonial '54 MERCURY $495 -^ Driven well.' You are hereby notified that the Board of Directors o f the business; and selling Real Estate, Insurance and Hleasing 2-Door hnrdlop. W AY UR HIGH Tow n' o f Manchnfter propose to construct a sewage treatment is'our business.' When you want yoOr home sold or wish in fine realdehtial iielghborbopd. City water, sewer and side D W E LLlN U i Four-room l-fam ily Cape.CfMl. 4 roo'tns and IN BEAUTIFUL pUiht south of MiddleTurnpike West Just east of the Hockanum to buy one we give yoU our very beqt., We don’t have walk; convenient to achoola, bus and shopping. Beautiful deep ceramic ba'Ih down. Space for 2 ^ d ltto n a l rooms RIVer. Said'Treatment Plant vvlll allow sanitary sewer service to malty listings left as we pold three,of diir listings this •yard with tasteful plantinga, fruit trees, abundant hedges, fancr jSulMilily Built CoIm IÎ Rauch .) •52 CHEVROLET 1195 j up. Front entry. Open plcrch i t side. Hot tvater the following: month, insured them all, and most o f ail, pleased them Ing and outdoor fireplace. Tha overall oOndttton, triple insulation Deluxe 2-door. ■ heat (oil). Fireplace in llvipg room. Very.,good ROGKLEDGE Part of Center Street, Morse Road. Part of Salem Road. all. The best for your money is at .. Very apacloiui 6 rooms, 2 % luxurious baths, targe country Kitt S r * !* ■ ’"'eM two family lUt tn the very dealrsbie Bowers construction. TMs Is n new .dwelling. Immediate Part p f Olcott DrlVe, Part o f Falknoi* Drive,' Catholic and combination, atorma provide low heating costs and mini-; en with preplaos, dishwasher, stainless steel, sink, pine pwelM t-*** apartment has five rooms plus screened,porch- .1 occupancy. ' Hlglh School, State Trade School, ds. TwoJiedrea(iU''in each unit. House Is In'excellent condlUon. mum maintenance; partlcutarljy well aiiHed for settled famlfy or .deii wlth^fireplace, S. thermopahe picture windows. kwA e t Priced Right — Terins AviUnble ' Frte^d unUtr $Z0.000 ■11, V ■ypu are given this notice as th e owner'or owrners of land or retired couple. Excellent financing available with very amall dash ckMieta, walk-up atUCi many unique features, rear yart W Yte oiMtalra te vhcaat- Renial down Is fl26-00 monthly, possible buildings upon which'the coat o f such Treatnlent Plant may be f«aq^. In a n ^ te occupancy. Few minutes drive to «ntzr MOTOR .APPEN possible. Manchester ar«a propartlea, In good condition,' takan in fnnftniiiBaGt^%mortjgnfeefappfoxlmntely flSJlOO. Tlierelsna Cali assessed. ■ - , < XoM . Ftor more On the above attractive PKwrty. caU Btapbeti ***** *®t Green Bond that mdioitm this property. ^ SALES Objections to the propoied’ construction w ill be heard, by tha trade. Call for Information which would apply to you.' „ ÛfO, l a 3-7808. .or Gloria Wlnana, AD 2-0T6%. WAY DWYER, Used Car Mgr. KENOSTRINSKY Board of Dlifctors at a meeting to.be heM in the cafeteria ,of MeiUNNEy BROTHERS, |NC. AGE! **? .^ y ** • ** other eboiee Ustlnga In — d

V ■■ ' 'V f- V. ■ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1A; I960 Average Dally Net Frees Boa The Weather PAGE EIGHTEEN jianrtifâter dom ing Ifprallt ' y Fur tiM Weak Hm M" ForeMat of U. 8. Waatkar Bereqe - Jb m Stk, 19S0 Tonight eaMtdtora^ elaailaMlK The Ibxt fall meeting of Mu 13,125 fog lata In avoafag, aat aa aaaL Sigma Chi wUl be held Sunday Square Dancers Low W, SnaBay skaweta la hthll About Town at 6:4fi p.m. at Second Congre . MMBbar «l tk* AndK aftom aon. H ig h 70. gational Church. All interested To Open Season Bonu.af ObonletlM ManeheiterÂ CUy of ViUage Charm Th« Ootar Shrln*,C!lub will hold h l^ school students are invited. « dtoer meeting tonight «i 7 The Manchester Square Dance o'clock At the S J’e reetaurent in Members of Anderson Shea Post d u b will officially open Ha fall THE FIRST STEP... AND THE LAST W O R D (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTElt, CONNh SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, I960 (CtasMfled AdvartlatBg aa Page 10) PRICE FIVE CENTS Bolton. Dinner will be preceded by and Auxiliary. VFW, will meet a t VOL. LXXIX, NO. 297 ' dMcing season with a potluck at a aodal hour a t 6, and the gueet 7' o'clock tonight at the John F. •peaker will be Bob Steele Jr., who Tierney Funeral Home, 219 ,W. the Waddell School on Saturd^ recently returned from h eummer Center St., to pay respects to BJd- at 9 p.m. Banks Seized, Spies tfusted tour o f the Soviet Union. mund Deecy, a member of the Square dancing to the ^Îs of KALI-STEN-IKS! Red Space State News post. His wife is a member of the Marty Winter will begiff-. at 8 ^ Sjuundhd. S ko^ The CYP Club of Center Con auxiliary.^ gregational Church will meet in o'clock. Winter Is an .Experienced I. "pre-|Miiri . . . tho flex front of the church Sunday at 6:30 Miss Susan B. lAiettgens; daugh caller from CresslHlI, N.J., and ible pre-walking shoes fo Man Shat Castro Slaps Curbs Roundup pjn. for a equare dance. ter Of Mr. and Mrs. William calls regularly fof several clubs In Luettgens, 44 Harvard Rd., has the New York-New Jersey area. prepare for fhaT first step! entered Elmira College, Elmira, He Is the Official Knothead Rep y N.Y., as a freshman. resentative for the State of New I. Seeti Near Driver Killed Jersey and served on the staff for tha all-impi^tflnt slip-on .. On U.S. Ambassador Throw Then several square- dance weekends designa^Jh) retain it's naat Greenwich, Sept. 17 (iP)— DONT Away "The Jolson Story,"- a techni Washington, Sept. 17 (/P)— Frank A. Teelin, 58, of 944 color film starring Larry Parks, throughout New England and Up appeofdnce, black calf. The unexplained movements Stin plenty of wear left In per New York State with other Havana, Sept. 17 (iP)— FidelfW« residence five miles outside McKinley St., Baldwin, N, Y., ehoea when brought here fOr will be-shown by the Beth Sholom of six Soviet ships ihtoThe At Mr. and Mrs. Club In the Temple prominent callers. He and his wife, Castro's government today the city. was killed last night when his expert repairing. Flo, also specialize 'in teaching lantic and Pacific is building In a note to Bonsai, Roa said vestry tomorrow at 9:16 p.m. slapped tight restrictions cin car crashed into a tree^beside Open Mondays All Day rounds, and much of his n)aterial up speculation that Russia the restriction action against the Closed Wednesday has been published In. Various movements of U.S. Ambassa U.S. envoy was taken because of the Merritt Parkway. Afternoons The Rev. John R. Neubert, pas Boon may shoot a man into “the arbitrary confinement- im He was dead on arrival at tor of Community Baptist Church, 'squsre dance magazines. dor Philip Bonsai in Havana space. '• posed by ISterth American authori Greenwich Hospital. State Police will be In charge of radio broad Forty-four couples took their New details, released by the in retaliation for the U.S. ties on the activities” of Prime said Teelin apparently fell asleep casts over WINF Sunday at 6:30 first lesson in Western Square 2. AND THE FIRST 2 R e p o rts SAM YULYES U.S. Navy yesterday, show that tSiirb on the Cuban prime min Minister Fidel Castro in New at the wheel. He was alone In the “ SHOE REPAIBIMO p.m. and dally next week at 7:15 Dancing at the Keeney St. School two of the ships, a tanker and a ister’s travels during the York. car*' OF THE BETTER KIND” p.m. The broadcasts are sponsored last Tuesday night under the WALKING SHOES! tug, are standing off the. Grand The Vedado section of Havana, SS OAK STREET by the Manchester Ministerial teaching of Earl Johnston, the U.N. General Assembly. Banks ih the Atlantic. The diplomatic quarantine cap to which Bonsai was restrictecT Hint Death Same Sid6 as Watkins Assn. caller of Manchester Square That's Just where a Soviet satel durfiig Castro’s proposed stay in Hospital Beds Needed Dance Club. spft and skillfully made, ped a series of anti-American isoth shoes are from the sundial lite might pass if it followed the measures taken on the eve of Cas New York, is about ^ 10-square- Hartford, Sept. 17 — The Miss Brenda M. Hills, daughter Plans will be completed at the kali-tten-iks a r e t h e collaction of man's shoes with dis same path as Soviet rockets in the tro's departure for New York. mile area along the-eea. State Health Department sa.Vii the of Mr. and Mrs. Willard B. Hills, dane'e Saturday for the Knothead Roa told Bimsal he would have to number of beds in Connecticut's O r Escape finest children's shoes past. A capsule ejected by such a 1. Armed militiamen last night 152 Manchester Rd., Glastonbury, trip to Square Acres, Mass., and tinctive styling .and unsurpassed satellite probably would fall into take “ the ueuftl route” to and from general hospitals falls 26 per cent we have ever carried! seized three American - owned the embassy residence. He added has returned to Central Connecti the busee will leave Waddell comfort. the ocean near the two Soviet banks operating on the island. .short of the state’s needs. cut State College as a senior. School at 3 p.m. on Saturday, sarcastically that the restrictions The estimate is based on 196() LeopoMville, The Congo, ships. 2. The Castro government w'hip- Sept, 24. There will be a chicken . The speculation is that the Rus were inspired “ by the plan to offer cen-sus- llgufes for Connecticut, Sept. 17 (/P)— Patrice Lumum STORE ped up a new iiitemational furore your excellency every kind of se barbecue dinner served upon ar specialists in the proper sians may fire a space capsule with said Dr. Franklin M. Foote, slate ba, the ousted premier of The rival there and dancing will be by ordering the expulsion of an at curity.'' health commissioner, yesterday. fit of children's shpei. a man in it and then recover it in tractive U.S. embassy secretary, The latest moves came as Castro Congo, has disappeared from YOUR BOAT or held from 8 to 11 p.m. the Atlantic. He .said the stale’s general hos Mrs. Marjorie Lennox on spy prepared to leave for the General pitals heed an additional 2,921 view. The disappearance is so Such a spectatacular space try, charges. Three other North A'rtier- Assembly to charge the United FREE If attempted soon, would come on beds. Dut of character for fiery, icans were ordered expelled oiT the States with what he'calls economic flamboyant Lumuriiba that re CAMP TRAILER the eve of Soviet Premier Nikita same charges. They w'ei'e identi aggressions against his regime. The survey shows that the 7.99 to 10.99 according to size S. Khrushchev’s arrival in New ATLANTIC fied as Mario Nordio. an Italian "The latest seizure represented the particular need is for additional ports he is dead— completely Bates—gl per foot until May FIREWOOD York for the United Nations Gen hospital beds in eastern Connecti ^ FURNACE OIL bom U.S. citizen, his wife, Mary, takeover of ail American banks on unconfirmed officially—swept 1. Reserve space by calling HELP YOURSELF! eral Asembly.. and Robert L. Neet. another U.S. the Island, The U.S. embassy was cut and In the areas of New Haven, this capital todayr Automatic Delivery I t also would mean that the embassy employe. notified by American banking Middletown and Norfolk. world Would have two significant One report said Lumumba was MERVIN-THOESHER Corn*r of Pino Sf. L T. WOOD CO . Foreign Minister Raul Roa told sources that interventors, appar- Dr. Fooje also said the Increase shot trying to escape after being ar space attempt.^ In a brief period of Ml 9w3253 and Hartford Rd. Phone BO 8-1129 Bonsal he was restricted to the | ently from the. Cuban National in population means Connecticut rested by troops Under the emerg time. Havana area where the embasky is * , will get an additional $240,000 In The United States Is preparing ing strongman. Col. Joseph MS- situated and to going to and from | (Cojitlnned on Page Three) federal aid for new hospital facili .butu.There was some support for ' to try shooting a rocket around the ' ______;______•______1 ties. The total support expected HOUSE HALE moon. The {1^ will be made be this story from a source close to under the feder.al Hill-Burton pro President Joseph Kasatoi^," but tween Sept. 22 and 26. while gram for 1960-61 is $1,196,792. Khrushchev is in the United States. details were lacking. Thia is $64,000 more than received Another report- had-it that Lu Besides the tanker Kokand and last year, he said. the fleet tug Fedotov In the At 25,000 Greet Nixon mumba may have taken refuge In lantic, the Russians have four In Dr. Foote said in addition to the Soviet embassy in hopes of strument ships strung out in the more general hospital bed.s Con slipping out with th* Russians. . Pacific. jThey are several hundred necticut needs additional beds in Some reports s*id lUitaumba bad miles apart on a line 1.500 miles In Des Moines Visit other areas. fled to StanleyviUa l4i'tih»' eastern long. Chronic hospitals are short 3,- Congo. Others said hd left for tho The line follows the path that 929 beds, based on the, census re seaport of Matadi at the mouth of port, he said. This means they are Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerln A. Zorin holds his pencil aloft as he casts' Russia's 90th the Congo River. Soviet rockets fired into the Pa !»-of his farm program on a 30- By ERNEST B. VACCARO meeting only 22 per cent of the veto early today during U.N. Security Council vote on resolution giving U.N. Secretary General Pag Mobutu's coup d'etat on Wednes cific have followed in the past If minule telecast, then turned to .a satellite W'ere fired in the same Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 17 ijf)— state's needs,, he added. Hammarskjold a go-ahead on his policies in The Congo and urging that no militarj’ aid be sent to day put an end to Soviet penetra the peace issue, on which he us The Congo except through the U.N. Britain's delegate. Sir Patrick Dean, also is shown at the dele ' direction, it eventually w'ould paas Vice President Richard M. Nixon, Dr. Foote said there was short tion in the heart of Africa, at least ually gets his greatest response. gates'^ table. (AP Photofax). for the time being. First the looking a bit tired, winds up six His news secretarj', Herbert G. age of 1,178 beds in nursing (Contlnned on Page Three) . Czech flag came down. The Soviet Klein, said he would hit hardest homes, fulfilling 85 per cent of the days of night-and-day campaign state's requirement*. banner with the hammer and ing today in Iowa and Minnesota. at that issue again in Sioux City today, while repeating the details Emergency Assembly Session Tonight sickle followed at 11:50 a.m. His schedule included an ad Minutes later the silver-haired dress In Sioux City, Iowa, and a of the farm program. Gas Station Deadline Astronauts Air Some arnong^his advisers think Soviet Ambassador. Mikhail Ya speech and newa conference in Hartford, Sept, 17 uPi—The kovlev, drove in the sweltering Minneapolis. Afterwards, he plan-' his best course is to outline his State Motor 'Vehicles Department ned to fly back to Waahlngton to basic proposals in prepared state heat to board a gleaming white Confidence of says 3,000 of the State’s .4,500 serv Red Veto Blocks UN Council Soviet aircraft which took off for size up hi* progress against his ments and gtrjp down his speeches ice stations have not renewed Democratic opponent, 84m. John. F. to his basic campaign appeal. Moscow. Czechoslovak Ambas their licenses. The deadline for re sador Joseph VIrius and an em ’61 Space Hop Kennedy. He always gets a big hand when newals Is l:;i. two weeks. Nixon, the GOP presidential he says that, under President Ei bassy staff of 11 had left earlier In SXWWR nominee, came into Des Moines senhower, the nation "got out of Vote for DagJn Congo Crisis two small Soviet planes. OF BOSTON Cape Canaveral, Fla.. Sept. 17 Just before dinner time last night one war” and avoided others, and Senator's Father Dies The Czechs were to stop first ^ OPi—While • rumors abound that to the thunderous cheers of n oM f tS n ' 'he and Lodge are dedicated NOrtv'alk, Sept; 17 (*V-Cfiarles StanleyviiTe i o ' ■plc'k tip several 25,.000 persons who lined 13 blocks to keeping the pelice “ without Sibal, 60, father of State Sen. Ab United Nations. N. Y., Sept, lin in g Hammarskjold a go-ahead-onîf the council is stymied by a score Soviet "technicians." Russia may soon attempt a man "Bye-bye, see you again In an 3. eressroock, 8.99 of downtown streets leading to his surrender” and the extension of ner Sibal, died yesterday at Nor (/Pi — The 82-nation General As- his Congo policies and urging that veto. ned space launching, America's hotel. other place.” Soviet newsmen black calf freedom aroimd the world. walk hospital after a long illness. senibly wa.s summoned today for no military aid be sent to The Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Astronauts are looking confidently A touch of seasonal >’hay fever, He had been In the hospital sev grrinned weakly at western cor toward the first U.S. manned Apart from his basic speech, an emergency session on Tlie Congo except through the United Valerian A. Zotln protested against w'hlch put a alight huskiness in his eral weeks. Congo problem after a Soviet veto Nations. It wa.s the 90th veto cast respondents waiting at Leopold 4. hog mo tight, 8i99 flight early next year. voice, did not mar his obviously he is suggesting that Kennedy is calling the assembly virtually on ville airport. The deployment of several So “naive” regarding international Sibal lived on Highview Avenue. blocked action in tîC Security by the .Soviet Union. the eve the regular session. He 3N»iiidlottt, 10.99 red calf high spirits over the big turnouts Funeral arrangements were still The Soviet departure was pre viet ships around the globe has that greeted him on a motorcade communism. Nixon never fails to Council. /^' Western diplomats had oon- pointed out tliat many heads of Incomplete. The meeting will be convened fldenlly pqssed the word that they ceded by Yakovlev's vain effort to ^ y a c k calf raised speculation that Ruaaia through several cities in this nor say that there are those who, like governments would be on hand see Ka.savubu in an apparent ef S. KHibeot, 8.99 may try to place a man in orbit to mally Republican state. Kennedy, have suggested that The death prompted the post at 8 p.m. (EDT)’ tonight, just three exprrterl the Russians to abst-alh, next week and that The Congo days before the scheduled opening But they Were ready, just in-case. fort to revoke Mobutu’s order ex black suede coincide with Premier . Khrush- He made his big bid for the Eisenhower might have prevented ponement of a television debate in problem could 'oc taken up then. pelling the Communists. But Kasa- o f the regiilar^.session with its all- The vote was 8 to 2 — the Soviet chev’a arrival at the United Na Midwest farm vote at the 21st an Khrushchev’s blowup of the Paris Hartford between the younger Si- Some of the leaders will prob- vubu himself had counterslgnec'. tions next week. baJ and the other candidates for star ca-st o f 'top-level leaders. Union being joined by Poland — nual plowing contest at Guthrie summit conference if he had eX' jibly get here while the emergency the order and refused to seo the "We hope they don't beat lis to Center in 'west c’efttral Iowa. pressed reg;rets for . allowing • the the Fourth District (Fairfield The t'.4fijted State.s requested the with France abstaining. session is on. Cuban Prime Minister It,” American Astronaut Scott meeting in a dramatic move in the Soviet envOy. There, before a crowd of many U2 spy plane to fly over Russia County) Congressional seat. Sibal, Anibaa.sador James J. Wads Fidel Castro Is- due Sunday.' Soviet For 15 minutes Yakovlev paced Carpenter told new’smen yester a Republican, was to have de early;tnornlng hours as the 11-na thousands, he outlined hia pro just prior to the meeting. worth. U.S. chief delegate, took Premier Nikita ^ Khrushchev and in front of the gate of Kasa'vubu’s day. “We'd naturally like to be bated Socialist Jasper McLevy, tion council-' wound up three days posals for cutting down the |10 It’s good for applause when he the 6005; several Soviet satellite chiefs will house, tugging nervously at hia first." billion, price-depressing farm aur- adds that he hopes the day may Bridgeport, and the Democratic of'futile debate in which Secretary "•The Soriet Union," he said, arrive Monday. Carpenter sind his fellow space General Dag Hammarskjold was p ' pluses.' never come when any president Incumbent, U.S. Rep. tlonald J. "has just sfiiown the lengths to men trainees talked for the first The hour for the meeting was an ( Continued on Page. Six) “w'ill ever apologize for defending Irwin, Norwalk. attacked by the Russians and de which it will go in opposition to time with reporters at the new He said he had given much fended by the West. nounced over the U.N. loud speak 7 thought to hia' program, con the security of the United States." A spokesman for WTIC-TV effective. United Nations as er system less than an hour after National Aeronautics and Space The move was triggered by a templating hea'vy new shipments And so, he sticks' by this text, (Channel 3) said the station would sistance for the Republic of The the council .vote. Diplomat i c Administration central control Soviet veto of s resolution, spon at ewry stop he makes. For it is try to bring the candidates to Congo.” sources said the assembly will building here. This will be ‘the o f / surplus commodities to the sored by Ceylon and Tunisia, giv- nerve center when a U.S. space hungry abroad, and creation of on this gro.und. he has made gether later in the campaign. He added: meet four or five hours tonight, all pilot is sent aloft. strategic food reserves across the clear,., that he is counting on elec ■"■We are not w.illing to concede day Sunday and perhaps Monday BullerinsI .. l A.. failure simply because of a Soviet The other astronauts are: Le country. tion to the White House. Enfield Officials Fired in an effort to complete Its work from the AP Wires roy G. Cooper,'34; John H. Glenn, His com-growdng, shirt-sleeved From the time he started cam veto. We believ.e that the United before the Tuesday morning open 41; Virgil I. Grissom, 33; Walter audience applauded perfunctorily paigning last Monday at Balti Enfield, Sept. 17 (JP)—The board News Tidbits Nations must take action to pro ing of the regular session. M. Schirra, 36; Alan B. Shepard, until he got'going on bis favorite more. be has been flying and talk of selectmen has fired the chslr- vide funds for The. Congo. It must The assembly Is expected to get 36. and Donald K. Slayton, 35. theme: That he and his ■Wee presi ing on at, least an 18-hpur sched ■ man of the local sewer commis Culled from AP Wires Hake action to protect The Congo PANAMA FLAG IN ZONE a resolution ' similar to the one Washington, Sept. 17 Cffk— NASA had hoped to send one dential running mate. Henry ule. And he doesn't expect, to fie sion and one of its five members. against attempts at subversion.” vetoed by the Russians, A ma of these men on a Redstone-bppst- Cabot Lodge, are best qualified by back in Washington until 3:30 a.ih. The board’s unanimous action He then pVoposed formally that President Eisenhower has or jority of the council members have dered Panama's flag flown In the ed ballistic flight' 120 miles up and experience to deal with Soviet Sunday. On Monday, he will be off last night 'was against (Chairman . Rfpublican administration must the council act under the 1950 insisted that. In view of the Soviet U.S.-controlled Panama Canal about 200 miles down the Atlantic Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev. again on an equally demanding Andrew Lduccl and Norbart D. accept responsibility for allowing "uniting for peace” resolution to attacks on Hammarskjold and the missile range late this year. But call an emergency assembly meet Zone as“ visual evidence of Pan In Des Moines, he gave a' resume schedule. Senio.' First Selectman John M. Communism to penetrate western y.N. operations in .The Congo, it 1 ama's titular sovereignty" over this has slipped, and. the flight is Guminiak said the two men had he'mlsphere, Sen., Lyndon B. John ing. The vote on this aUso was 8-2 is essential to give him a vote of I now expected In January 'or Feb with France abstaining, but this the zone,, the White House an not stayed within the commis son, (D-Texas), sayis in .Oklahoma confidence. Western diplomats | nounced today. . The flying of .'Si',. ruary. ■■ sion’s budget, had insisted on re CTity last night . . . Specialists start time the veto did not apply. Any say that they arc certain of a If all goes right, one of the astro the Panainanlan flag In the son* • taining six employes Contrary to their probe of wreckage of 4,250 seven members of the council may -—a 10 mile strip running abont nauts be laimched into orbit- a superior court ruling, and had horsepower Bluebird II racer summon an emergency assembly (Continued on Page Six) \ lats in 1961 and be w’-hirled three Country Not Divided, 50 miles through the ItepnbUe declined to return certain trucks which crashed at 300 miles pet- of Panama---has been the center demanded by the board of select hour yesterday ifi Bonneville. Salt (OonUnned on Page Three) of a bitter controversy for yean. men. Flats, Utah, and injured driver There has been a dispute also Kennedy Tells Nikita Donald Oampbeil. ■' ^ - over the question; of Paaama'a Dr. R. Bernard Finch, testifying Clerics Contiiiuy Scrap sovereignty over the Canal Zone. King^ Fabiola in Los Angeles court with terms of Washington, Sept. 17 Sen.'f'Cd coimtry,” he said, “ or that one Ike May Meet medical precision, says he fled af NIKITA UKE^MERICANS John F. Kennedy points'his presi side favors appeasement, or that ter his wife Was fatally shdt be London,'Sept. 17 (/'/—Soviet Met This Year dentiaU drivesouthw ard today the humlilstion of our President cause. he suffered “ acute anxiety, Over Religion as Issue Premier Nikita Khnuhehav stOl with a heavy schedule of cam would be pleasing^to his political Foreign Chiefs folloived by absolute hysteria.” >. . likes Americans despite angry paigning in North Carolina. opponents. Nbthing could )>e fur .Tom Crane, who is 102 today, says arguments he might have vrip In Switzerland Kennedy will test his crowd- ther from the truth.” in Portland, Ore., he owes his long New York, Sept. 17'tm TM tf Dr. Poling._in his stalenient. at their leadcrs^filoscow Radio pulling power in the state after Kenned.v said he hopes Khrush In New York lime to “ whisky, smoking, and fast Rev. Dr. Daniel A. Poling ■ says tacked theologians t>r. Reinhold , said today. “ In many of his pob- what he regards aa highly success chev doesn’t use the UfN. forum women.’.’ neither he nor Dr.. Norman Vin Niebuhr and Dr. John C. Bennett—', : lie utterances since the Ainerjk' Madrid, Spain, Sept. 17 (JP)—TTie cent' Peale repudiate a Protestant ful forays into New Jersey and for “similar discourtesies” to those Washington, Sept. ■ 17 • (/P)— Third Polarls-flrlng nuclear sub also officers of the Liberal party ran L'3 spy plane was shot down romance of the king of the Bel- group's statement that a Roman which is supporting Kennedy—and Pennsylvania, His motorcade * p , he dealt to President, Elsenhower President Eisenhower, probably marine becomes unit of U.S. Navy over Soviet territory, Mr. 'glans and a- Spanish senorita be pearances in those' states drew wh«n the summit' conference col- in Newport News, Va. yesterday in. .Catholic president would be un critics of Dr. Peqle and the Wash Khrushchev has stressed that gan early this year in Switzerland, will meet in New York rather than what Ioe.al Democrats described lapsed in Ma> . in Washington with a number of ceremonies which youthful paci der "extreme pressure from the ington meeting. our attitude ^ to the Amerleon - » i- 4 ridends of the senorita said today. hierarchy of, his church.” Drs. Bennett and Niebuhr, Dr. • »■ « A* as record thronn, and in Mary The Democratic nominee' said foreign government leader* at fists tried vainly to disrupt . .; ; people remains favoraMe, as al- The Belgian government yester Dr. Poling, editor of the Chris Poling said, "are prejudiced wit land last night L800 turiied put to that if Khrushchev has any dis tending the United Nations Gen Mexican government leaders offer .' Haj-s,” said the commentator;' day announced in Brussels the en- hear him at a $100-a-plate e in police had difficulty in pryi)ig his though he said it violates long Church and ultimate reunion." berserk gunman turned- lease ejrcle. She has been active in i ^ r - allow him time to- see a number of fluenced by what he does, or apotpreade Ihroijgh thefn. At Lan established policies of hi* admUi- ment. There was no' immediate com With a shotgun from i); second brion in gold, olive, charcoah red or blue. antelope, waist sizes 22 to 42. Ity woTlt, they said, carinff foil I the doesn't say .about either candidate caster a woman,' pushed down by tJ)e foreign visitors. , istratibn.' ' Dr. Poling, who boa been crit poor through an office in Madrid; ment from.Dr*. Niebuhr and Ben- floor bedroom wjtedow t « ^ and 8 to 11. 4.99 to 7.99. . ‘ 14 to 20, 5 . ^ to 9l99 cotton badford cords . 4.95 Jh the presidential contest. the surging throng, suffered a knee Among those with whom he CJ.N. -World Health Organiza ical of the De.niocratlc jiresldential nett. killed twro mem One o ^ r man . Bom June li, 1928, she was ed- , Addressing .bjs 'remarks to injury. Kennedy delayed his de- might talk, the speculation has tion reports widespread, .though candidate, Ben. John F. Kennedy, boys'iizas 3.95 and. 4.95 />,ûcated by. private tutors and also The: International Council of was crittoany woBadsd. Ihagnd* Khrushchev, who will arrive Moh* piulure to go into a candy store cente.red on President Tito of localized, outbreaks of snaUpox also coinmented that the WaihlM" nian then shot himself, Tha g m ^ ^ stu d ied at St. Maur, France.: She day for A meeting of the Vnitad Churches la * amall fun4amentalist where shS .had-besn taken. :an4 to Yugoslavia and President Gainal In' The Congo , . . Her bluff called, ton fesblutions came from “ patri group and has no Connection witji man was Mentifled by PsBaa. a* has three broU{ers and three lis Nations, Kennedy said the Soviet check tq V e thaf ahe WyO not seri Abdel Nasser of Efypt. About 18 erratic Etthel, once furious gulf otic . and worthy men with whom WITH SPORT SHIRTS.I. ' ‘ AND* WITH TWO COATS IN ONL . ters, all married to Spanish aris- th* National Council of Churches, O a s ^ Zamhoa. 87. Pm Ob aiH ' ■ I . ■ • » «... premier ought not. to be deceived ously hurt. •* :• Diovamment chiefs, including the hurricane, feebly gasps her last I am honored to be associated." he'bad been fMid^> wNh . tocrat*.' ^ to thinking that because the to which moat Protoatant Churches There were a few boos from the Soviet Premier^ Nikita Khrush breaths and ahed* nUn on Teo- Dr. Peale has resigned from in this country belong. neighbors in nttsliwslrir crisply tailored of fine cotton With' button down b ravarsibla-of eanodian Wildbrhess. fljn-flon cloth Fablola speaks English; French, Deipocrats criticize ' EisenhDwer crowd When Kennedy was Intro chev. plan to attend the United Oermsn, Italian ahd Spanlah and hesiea Alahama- berdeg,. .Eighty- the .coijferencc, laying he had The New York. Herald 'Tribune l i b m sMiytlDB far s e v iii collars in pull-^var or coat modal styles.yies. and al! wool sierra plaid, all wool hdekay collar, adminiatraUon polieie* ' they an duced au-a ohopping'centeri stop NatHma meietini'. . I ‘year-old Brattleboro, , Vt., man, nothing to do with the group’s weeick KlBed ueen A ia a pahits with considerable fibUIty. “ preachiniriUaunity.” said tfiday the Rffv. ,p o w d H. M « n groan. 12 to 20,-25.9j5 outside Baltimore. But his crowdO Elsenhower has no present plane llWl C. Adams, It killed yastsr- Washingtoh btatamant tpiestlonb^ GUI. smeuttv* dhKMtor o f th* Clt- 58. fmd bin''aaBi.Baib'r 4>o!2.2.99.M 8 to 2 0 .iv 9 t “P erils you have been misled wara gmanarally .aatttusialUe and day when au(omlbls In adilch bs a Catholic’*, Independent Judg- I iato beUffirtoa that w e a n a Oivtd- ChaHM Tmrtsv'fTt HfMaidV’. E hn e) WM ridtag awffins tape peqi^M preadsat - SB _ lowoKiiidin floor ■ ! r ^ i v ■■ 4 ! ,s A -f'A- t