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Pope Jrius XII Passes Jjt Rec at 2 O'clock Tomorrow After­ About 60 Persona Representing Cil Is to Find a Manchester Civil WEDNESDAY V-*', r * “ * ■ V - 'A v #- PAGE TWENTY-BIGHf Average Daily Met Egress Run Tht WaaObif - ' WEDNESDAY, ‘OCTOBER % 10(i| For the Week TrAiii Fetebaat at O. 0. WaatlMr Danai ^iEatjrbpartpr' lEoptting 1l|pralb Oet 4th. U tt Fklr toalght, fag devetopiar late h-'- 7t\'h' bean without a director and tha 12.7' tanlglit. Leer be M h OBueMerable.. Child Services ctendlewea, eauttaued warm Fri­ About Towii CDCoilncU council haa met infrequently, in Member eMhe Audit January, Martin wae unSucceaaful Baraaj8.-<u OronlatioB day. Rigk near 7R. Th« Manchester Association for | lx»ader Outlines in hia efforta to find either a full­ Manchtn^r^A City of ViUago Charm time or, part-time director. the Help of Retarded Children will : I , I . , ' . .............................. meet tomorrow night at 8 o’clock Expanded Help Meets Friday Laat TW&nth <}ovemor R'Wcuff approved .A State CD aurvival plan liiiii at the Bunce Centec, - The ManchesCer .Civil Defepae •mi! VOL. LXXVIII^NO. 8 (TWENTYaFOUR p a g e s —t w o SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY; OCTOBER 9, 1958 (CkiaaifM ROyertlek n aa Page SS) PRICE FIVE CENTS Miss Margaret Parker, supervis* which Martin and the Advisory ThJW IU|ficO SI Adviaory Council wUl meet Prlday Council diacuaaed on Sept, 36. it mill • M ANCHitnit Conn* The Friendly Circle will hold a or of the Manchester branch of military whist Oct. 13 af 6 o'clock . night at the Municipal Building to waa at that meeting that the group iili, the Chlldreii'a^ Services of Con- pledged an all-out effort to i^- m;ii' In the American ■ Legion Home. plan the reorganisation o' the Juvenate Civil Defense in Man-'hes- Proceeds ivill go to charity. Prises recticut, exp alnCd. the expanded town’s Civil Defense atructure. At ter. HALE'S STOtE HOURS will be given and refreshments services that wi'l be avaifable to, a special session on Sept. 26, the sen-ed. Tolland County residents ' at a council voted to meet every other FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE . V 1 1 I meeting of the group's Tpllaftd. Friday "to aecomplleh our aiins The ^fanrhester Golden Age 1 more readily." MONDAY...................... ............. .9:00 A.M. to 5:80 P.M. Club will meet in the. East Side 'Voiinty auxiliary last night. 1.1 Tlio first task facing the coun­ Marendaz TUESDAY . ............ ....................9:00 A.M. to 5:80 P.M. Pope JRius XII Passes jjt Rec at 2 o'clock tomorrow after­ About 60 persona representing cil is to find a Manchester Civil WEDNESDAY ............ ..........9:00 AJM. to 5:86 P.M. noon. lovn government, schooU and Defense director lo flil the post va­ TRAVEL ARENGY '•’MI’R'SDAT . .......... ..................9:00 A.M. to 0:00 P.M.- III i public health, and Itilerested citl- cated to mohtha Sgo by Col. John FRIDAY .......... ..................OfOO AJW. to 5:30 P.M. Dr. Barney tVichman. chiropo­ r.rns attended the meeting, held Reira. • ? 18 Asylum Kt.. Ilaiiford SATURDAY ................ ------ ..<..9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. dist, attended j the Connecticut "a .Northeast Sc'ool In Rockville. After General Manager Richard Tel. (!Hapel 7 .*J«S7 U.II.I 11,11-' mamaaaammammimim ll!S! Chiropody Society meetInR in I .Miss Parker explait.ed that the p ' Bridgeport last night. , Martin named Rega as director in Authorized Agents For All Ijlii I opening of the Manchester branch' August 1957, the retired Army of- !i!l!j would permit extended service in ^^cr was Instrumental in laying Rail, Air and Steamship WjrrzMrk) 1 foster home care for unwed ' Linen I mothers. She said that realdentlal Breakfast Sneaker cd Km7n\own,*and‘Tw^^ I Ireatincnt servlcea are available •rhe Rev, Patrick Joseph Mac-! that the Ad- HAROLD EELI.S The engHgeiiiciil of .Miss .?canlne|*l the Children's Village In Hart Dwyer will be the guest speaker; formed. Manchester .^gent I'niqueUe. 27 Iioiolhy Rd . to Don- fot'i for any chllf'ir the state,---- - at tho.comnuinion breakfast of>.the' slnceR^ga resigned in Tel. MI 9-7412 MOM THE aid .1 ZIemak Is annoimi ed by her Questions asked at the meeting Holy Name Society of St. James' Der'mber, the CD department has Guard parents, Mi ,ino .Mrs. Adrien 11. li.dlcated the concern of area re.s- Church Sunday morning. ______________ ______ "JEWBLS or THE UaSa” to ^ k Qhina Choice of Successor DuqiiellP of .Maine idents with behavior problems In Members of the society will at- • EAST' COLLECTION Her fiaiiie i.s the son of Mr. aiul chlldren. , Miss Parker said there tend the 8 o'clock Mass in a boily featured AT Foils Bre&bcmt .Mrs. .Inhn Zleiiinh, 06 (fooper Hill ai peared lo be-a need for more and at 9 o clock will have break- SI. child guidance' facilities Ir this fast In St. James' School Hull, A .N'ovomber «e.|iling is jilanncd. area. Father MacDwyer has served as Extend Cease-Fire At State Prison To Start W eek Later The mcell.ig was arranged -by a colonel In the-Chapinln Corps of the Tolland Coiuity Auxiliary of the United .Stales j Air Force In Only Hartford, oit. • WPI—A rookie Maiiclioslor Elks Children's Services, composed of Newfouniiland, Alaska and Eng- Taipei, Friday, Oct. 10 (A*)9lntend to prolong the euipenslpn of guard early, today frustrated the By EUGENE LEVIN aboul, 7ft women who are Inter land. At present he Is an.assist­ hostilities. —President Chiang Kai-shek He was asked whether the latest bid for freedom of Leroy Castel (tondolfo, Italy, Oct, 9 (^P)—Pope Pius XII will re­ ealed In the organization and ant director of the Holy Family heralded his nation's 47th in­ Nash, longtime escape artist and turn in death tomorrow to his native Rome, to lie in state at C O M IN G TO Set lioh.strr I'arlv work to support it. Mrs. Louis L. Monastery. West Hartford. ’.9J United States is doing anything to one of , the rn'oat troublesome In- (.toiidert, president of the board dependence day tod^y with press for an extended or perman*^ 'mates pf Connecticut State Prison. the Vatican and be'buried in St. Peter’s Basilica. Y O U R H O U SE Msnrbculfi- Ixirlgo of Pllks will of Children’s Se.-vlces was present. a challenge to Communist ent truce' In the Formosa Strait, The 43-year-old convict' tmder His death early today, though anticipated for hours, sent region. hobi K Ifib.^lrr pHrty snd dsnee A counseling service will be SHELL CRAFT China to attack again and long Sentences for shooting a Dan­ a wave of shock around the world and brought widespread available to people In this area He said a cease-fire had been and bury polteeman and for a previous .Ssturrifly evening st the Kiks COPPER CRAFT bring about its own destruc­ continues to be the. purpose of the expressions of tribute from political and church leaders out­ Mpnie. working with children, Miss Par­ Warsaw Ulks and, added "of escape attqtnpL waa almost Within side the Iron Curtain. ker said. This service will aid Kilns-—Findings—Miippliea frankly tion. He' said “If ■ they should minutes of freraom this time. .loliM O Hiien. rhnlriiinn. sn- really enlarge the scope of course , we are preaalhg and have He was 82 and had served 19 years as the supreme leader SUNDAY woikeiH in hsmiling problems and been pressing from the outset.” Warden Mark S.' Richmond said nmin.es Ibm the Inbsler dinner will offer referrals to other agen­ HOBBY SHOPPE hostilities” the Red mainland that Robert G., Sweeney of East of the Roman Catholic Church. will be served sl 7 ;.10, lo he fol­ mote^ Asked whether this meant.spec­ cies. 408 CPl.NTKR NT.—Ml B.72.2S would be cruohed by the anti- ifically that the united States Hartford, a correctlortol officer He was the first Roman-bom Pope since 1721, and tomor­ lowed hv dnniing from 9 p.ni. lo The family counseling service of- trainee, only at the Wetftersfleld O CT. 12 I s ni Cominunist^Ylorld’s forces and would be exerting pressiire il^hen row he will go back to that ancient city, borne by a motorcade I feierl In Manchester to families feminine U.S.. Ambassador Jacob Beam institution since Aug. 25, became along the Appian Way. — "-’v--- - .Mcmlieie and friends run Kc> I where children are involved will Start making .your Christmas aprons now! 15 patterns, a revdlutidh^wliihome. suspicious that something was go­ Ibeir lirkels now from the club Christmas border. meets with Red Chinese envoy Before that, the church arranged a 8-hour period for the slews i d. not. be avalinhie In Tolland Countv the new look and lines of your > By JOIBPB M-HB^HTOWBR Wang Ping^nan at Warsaw tomor­ ing on in the prison sign shop. Immedlalely. However, as person­ row, White said "of course we’ll The guard'noticed, while mak­ body to lie in state today in the Hall of the Swiss in the nel and funds are added It la ex­ Saving Auction Bucks? APRON PRINTS 59e y a rd , 36” w id * W-ashHigtim, dct. 9 (Jf)— be pressing (for a cease fire ex­ ing his rounds as an outdoor yard summer palace here, where he was stricken and died. pected that the service will also be The United Stated will press tension; tomorrow. That’s our patrolman, that a shop door was This was the first stage in elaborate mourning rites last­ Thoms (;ivoK Talk offered. 10 0 0 ■ 10 0 0 Red Chin8"iTi;dipt6matic talks whole purpose." ajar.
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