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■i"/? j’ •.■ • I*" ', I -ii. C' /v{ ■ '# 1 % 8 S C T T tRURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28» IW l r^-Ks*:'- . , Artngp Dally Nat Preas Run Sttrafhg V«rail!i Tha Waathar For Week Baded Bepmiber U , 1961 Fereeaet el U. B WgatiMr Wia gaa Mia*. L m Uo . Cwolya Brown, Our t*dy of Hoj^ Mothers Cir- The Women's Bsnaflt 'Associa­ A b l» H T o w n tUuchtcr of Mr. and Mrg. Sidney eio will hUd its first fall meeting tion Guard Club will meet tomor­ 13,365 Fair, cool tonight, aeattered Alfred Brown, U Coburn R4-, and tonight at T:80 at the home of Mre. row at'S pjn. at tbs boms of Mrs. front likely. Low In SO*. Hatarday, Mice Ariync M. Oarrity, d au i^ r Steven Sutton, 7 Hackmatack St. Irens White, S3 Pine St. HMobeg ti the Aadlt M n Vseniy uid^naoott Wads- I^ k Free, Rear Of Storo fair, wewnei'. High 68 to 7S. Kth, both o f >EDichMter, arc ett- o f Atty. and M n . Harold Ganity, There w ill be a poUuck before the Bareaa ef draolattoB Dad aa atudcnta at the Unlvercity 141 Pitkin St,, are both enrolled meeting. Guest caller for the Manchester Mqnehe$ter~-^A CUy o f VUlage Charm In Orono. Re freshmen at Bmcraon College, Square Dance Club Saturday eve­ Boston, Mass. A t a ^ recorded ie m o n by the ning will be Joe Casey of Dover, BlngUeh evangellet Harry Bell wiU N. H.^He la ragulsr caller for the tOL. LXXX, NO. 806 (TWENTY-FOtlj^ PACES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN^, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1961 (OlaasUted Advertlttaig ee Page 82) PRICE FIVE CENTS Members of the Disabled Ameri* be'heard tonight at 7:30 at the Sal­ Down East Westerners of Klttery, PersOH|il N otici^ can Veterana Aiudliary last night vation Arm y church building. The Maine, and the Quid Town Squares entertained Gold Star Mothere of kiermon ia baaed op the Book of o f Newbury, Maas. The dance, Tolland at a ppUuck party at the RevelaUon. The public la invited. open to all club members in the Goes All Out With their Cites State Taxes In Memoiinm home of Mrc. George Caldw.ell In area, 'Will stait at A at the Waddell State News . lerlnc m m err of H»l»o Kanfhl Tollend. Coraagea and gifts were I- A rummage sale will be spon­ School. Refreshments will be ■iSlr Sopteoiber 3t. presented to four Gold Star-njoth- sored by the Covenant Women’s served. im. ere, Mrs. Luov Gaudino, Mrc. Mar. Guild Saturday from 9 a.m.' to noon Wc had a daushter. w|{o and motW ion Lawton, Mis. Cora Blow, and at the Community T aa a benefit Roundup wnh a heart of (old Six Soroptimists Syria Cuts Links with U AR; Mrs. Caldwell. Wbo-m«aid more to ua than iraalth un­ for the building fund o f Covenant told. Congregational Church. Mlse Elsie Phone Co. Asks Ood took her hand, we had to part Dr. - Douglas Humbert Smith of Johnson is general chairman. To Attend Parley With the dear one we lored wHh all our End Of Month Specials hearta. Manchester was among 33 Hart­ ford County physicians granted The' first fall meeting of Our Six members of the Manchester Blast Levels Bar memor;' la our keepsake with Soroptimist Club will attend the arhich we’ll never part. full membership in the Hartford Lady of Victory Mothers Circle Ood haa her in hit keeping, we have County Medical Association at its will be held Monday at 8 p.m. at fall conference of the Northeaet Increases Gas Station her in our hearta. I semi-annual meeting yesterday at the home o f Mrs. Ronald Herrick, Region of Soroptimist Clubs In 12 Pound niter-FIo Automatic Hay her aoul rest in -peace. the High Meadow Recreation Cen­ 81 Spring St.. Windsor Locks. A Stockbridge, Msss., tomorrow Nasser Calls Off Invasion dtemerabered alaraya by her ter in, Granby. Dr. Raymond A. potluck will be served. through Monday. New Haven, Sept. 29 (JP)— t H w mpeoiiivtUe and WIndeor Locke Berlin, Sept. 29 (ff>— A Mill Bother, hueband and family. —^would be hit wMh sllgliUy Mgher Weitzel of Manchester has applied They are Mrs. Alice Ciampet, The Southern New England Street gasoline station blew for provisional membership. The South School staff .will hold Mrs. Charles Hubert, Mrs. Beth taioresses because of what SNEHCO Card of Thanks Washer Telephone Co, (SNETCo) to­ up with a flashing roar last its annual coffee hour for parents Cook. Mrs. Hooka Johnston, Mrs. called the unueuaJly rapid growth We ariah to thank our many friends day applied for a rate in­ o f the munber o f telephones in for their Unjlness and aympathv, The executive board of the tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. A fter the Mildred Waslcy and Mrs. Clarence night that .demolished the floral and apirltual bouquets. cars, Ladies of the Assumption -will social period, a color film strip McCarthy. a Washes 12 Ibsi. crease it said would . .provide theee local-caUing areas. building and sent five persons drivera. raeaaages and raiious cour- meet tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. in the based on “ Your C3iild's Intelli­ The conference will be held at an additional $11.9 million in On the other hand, the company Egyptian Paratroops tealea during our recent bereavement. to New Britain General Hos­ A. rrank Wachey and family. Church of the Assumption Hall. gence.” will be showm. the Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge. ' truly dean said the propoeed increasee “will annual revenue. be offset completely or In part by pital. Uncontrolled flames The Inereaae would mean higher reductimie in zone charges for 43,- swept the wreckage. ehargeg for home and buaineaa 000 customers living in outlying Three walls of the building were a Fully automatic telephone aervlce and extenalon 2 areas wMch in recent years have blown out, collapsing the roof. The Reported Wiped Out telephonea. It alao would boost Ini­ become more heavUy settled.” force of the explosion tossed a tial-period and overtime rates for SNETCo has an estimated 771,- some toll calls within the state. large steel girder 20 feet from the 500 customeris ki the state. buUdtog. • 3 load selections The company’s announcement By WEBB M oKD ^T I f approved by the PUC, the here, made as Its application was - The two persona Injured to the new rates would increase the com­ Beirut, Lebanon, Sept. 29 (/P)— Syria reasserted its inde­ Large 10-12 Ib^ being filed with the State Public explosion were Arthur Couture. 28, Utilities COmtnUaion In Hartford, pany's total revenues by leee than of 620 Broad St., Forestirllle, own­ pendence today after less than four years as a region of the Medium 6-10 lbs. said the Increases we..> needed "to 8 per cent, according to Roger VV. er of the station, and Robert Au- United Arab Republic and .set up a new civilian government help offset continuing inflation Hartt, revenues vice president guer, 24. North Main St„ Bristol, supported by rebel army officers. Small under 6 lbs. and pay an increase in state taxes "Increases are needed to help hia assistant. offset cMHitinuing inflation and pay ■Firemen said one of them was President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the U AR bowed to the that will amount to almost $5 mil­ revolutionary command which led the predawn uprising yes­ lion next year alone.” an Increase in state taxes that 'will found dazed In the station drive­ amount to almost 86 milUon next way after being blown'through a terday. 0 Can be install^ The Announcement did not pre­ sent precise monthly figures but year alone,” Hartt said. plate glass ^ v ^ d o w . The other, He announced that he had recalled troc^, planes and war­ The they said, w M found wandering to said the increases would amount to “ Meeting these needs,” Hart ships sent to crush the revolt, and indicated he would leave like a built-in a daze on an adjacent highway. one to two cents daily for most sold, “will gi-ve us the flncmcial to the Syrians the task of working out their future. home telephone eervlco and up to resources we need to keep pace They did not say which was which, The Pinehurst man is in love with hii- five cents a day for business tele­ with the growing demands of Con­ however. “The regime of tyranny has gone forever,” said Damascus gtore phones. The Increase for extension necticut people for more and better Couture and Auger were hos­ broadcasts proclaiming independence from Cairo, accusing His business is dear to his heart telephones would be 2S cents a telephone service.” pitalized with second degree burns Nasser of turning Syria into a prison and disputing his claim DEUVeRGD^NSTALLeD^SERVICED->DCMON5mATED month. Rises in the cost o f living, Hartt but neither was placed on the critl He’s fond of his fixtures but cherishes cal list. to Arab leadership. Chargee would go up for private pointed out, have far outdistanced Speaking to tf. crowd of 100,OOQ. in Cairo, Nasser said the more branch exchange and pucOibUUon telephone rates. “ Even with the Two members o f the Kensington The lady who’s pushing the cart. telephone eyeteme and for mls- Volunteer’ Fire Department, Wes­ entire Egyptian Navy, A ir Force and two Army regiments Monthly proposed revisions,” he said, His prices he knows are the lowest in NO MONEY Just Weekly Or oelleneoue buBinees qulpment and “ Connecticut telephone rates will ley Root and W alter Pajor were were sent to Syria yesterday, but were recalled to avoid blood­ injured by a lashing fire hose. They tOWTl 2 .2 5 9 .5 0 servicea have gone up only one-third as shed when the rebels took over Latakia, Syria’s chief port. The ooRipeny said epedfle In-, much as the [ cost of living since were treated at the hospital and His qualit.v^s best from the start, tj released. Fireman George Peplow A party o f 120 parachuttats,^* DOWN creaew for home telephone service the current Cycle of inflation be­ dropped before getting'the orders But he knows there’s no future On Our^Own Budget Plan would depend on the number of gan in 1940.” was treated for a slight eye injury. With Your Old Washer ( Several firemen were overcome by to return, were told to surrender, If ever she frowns. phones In the local-calling area, Hartt said that costs of operat­ Nasser said. The Syrians already Casey Stengel and the type of sendee to the cus­ ing the business have been Increu- smoke at the scene but did not Thd lady who’s pushing the cart. require hospitalization. had reported, the parachutists tomer. wiped out. One broadcast said 200 DfLIVEftY 1 YBAW FACTOWY SCRVICE Ttarse spots — Bridgeport, (Contlnoed on Page Fifteen) Firemen said the explosion oc­ Signs to Pilot curred as Couture and Auger were paratroopers were wiped out and another said 120 commandos wera A H Y W H E fifi ON ALL FAirrS cmd LABOW preparing to close the station for FREE FREE the night. Cause of the explosion captured, but both apparently ref­ Mets for Year , erred to the same action. V ‘If You Won’t Run...’ was not determined, they said. Couture's wife told friends that Nasser angrily denounced the her husband remembers nothing rebels as Imperialist reactionaries New York, Sept. 29 (JP) — Casey and traitors and said he was sure Stengel today agreed to a one-year except that aomethtog "k it him on contract to manage the New York the heed,” while be was in the the Syrian people would eventual­ Mets of the National League which lubrication room. 4-. ly “preserve their free principles Knight Says Nixon will start operation to 1962. Auguer, who is Couture’s neph­ In the face of capitalist dictator- ew, said he'heard ahouta from his rtiip.” Stengel was let out last year af­ YOU SAVE MORE AT YOUR ter managing the New York Yan­ uncle and went into the flaming “ We lost some battles,” he said, YOUR CHOICE but added hts alma o f Arab unity kees to 10 pennants in 12 years. He PINEHURST FOOD STORE room to look fo r him. But Cou­ are long-range. was 70 years old at the time and ture, he said, had been hurled Jetm. McGee ahowa how he'iq>ened valve to equalize flooding water to aubmarine Chair with air dur­ Dr. Mamoim Kosbari, a 48-year- had just lost the World Series to about 60 feebfrom the building by ing dive off San Diego. McGee and ahlpmate Doug Webater were credited with aavtog the aub a p’ Fhotofax).P i old pollUclAn With a long record Pittsburgh^ the blasV from atolilng. ( J ' a to Syrian cabtoets before the 1868 George Weiss, president Of the PINEHURST FREEZER FEATURES . . . A h g • 16 P,. Sept. 29 OF)— Glnaitioa. Assemblyman J o s e ^ .S M l merger ■with Egypt, took over as Mets, announced ne had reached an agreement with the 71-year-oId Pinehurst Boneless Former Oovl Goodwin 3- Knight (A L m Angries and foonner I K ' ^Servant of All Mankind^ head o f the new Syrian govern­ tdys a wealthy Republican friend Gov. Harold J. Fowora, ment with the bleegtoge o f tbe re­ manager by telephone. Re would announce no financial details. of Richard M. Nixon's offered him pnUl iwmAln In the m ce department volutionary command. which The Mats, said Stengel was not SAVE 10c WHEN YOU BUY “ iiiF Job in- the atate of California” Nixon’s oandideoy. of automobile fatal- staged the uprising at dawn yes­ — If ha withdrew from Uie 1962 Knight seid the alleged emis­ terday. certain If he would be able to at­ BEEF ROASTS Itief'bg of last midhlght and the Sub Mdth 78 tend the World Series because of gubernatorial race. sary ie " a high ranking Repub­ He announced the form attm of Vf GAL SEALTEST totals on the sam« date lagt FuReral Rites Held a feAr business details he had to Knight said yesterday the uni- lican financial leader of Los An­ a cabinet o f technicians, engineers year: clean up. Stengel was out o f base­ dentlfled emisaary (old him he geles — not a party <^dal — and lawyers with only one ether Very Lean Very Lean 1960 1961 From Sinking ball this year, spending his time to VANILLA ICE CREAM eoold become C ^ o n iia ’a “ chief and one o f Nixon’s closeet friends. Killed ...... 192 191 Itoowh pcdltlitiiia'' among them — hia bank to California and Writing Shoulder Clod Justice or anirthing else you want, He's been a supporter o f r- i In Eye Round Leon Zamarie, a rightist and for­ his memoirs for a magazine. As if you won't nin against Dick.” the p a st" ten Diego, Calif., SepL 29 (JP)— For HammHFskjold mer finance minister to the 1956 Bottom Round Fatally Injured T«r0;';|UtUora a4aled themselves to part of the magazine deal', he 'was 1st Cut Sirloin Tip Nixon denied a virtually Iden­ Knight ga've no indloaUon governtoent of Sabri Assail. reported to ha've promised to make Top Round tical charge—^by State Democratic whether — or when — he would Newington, Sm >l 29 (jP)— Edith a flooded compartmwit and saved Kuzbari la beet kno'wn aS~ a sup­ Center Top Round Hromley, about 70, Hartford, was their Bubmarine from alnklng to no decision on a comeback until the Sirloin Tip, 2nd Cut SAVE WHEN YOU BUY Chairman WUlam A. MunneU—at disclose the mSui’s Identity. He By EDDY GILMORE ^longer than A football field, there porter of former dictator Adlb end of the season. his Wednesday night newa con­ told this story: ’ fatally tojuj^ when a car in 12,000 fte t o f water, manning the Shishekly, but also served to a Rump Oven Roasts Uppsala, Sweden, Sept. 29 UP) — were only two sounds — the arch­ The Mets and Houston win be­ For Pot Roasts ference, when Nixon announced hie ';On Aug. 1, a man caked me which she wiS riding turned into engine controls until the sub resur­ later Leftist regime. He took the SWIFTS TVTYPE ' ‘ The world community said fare­ bishop’s voice And soft sobbing. come active next season when the candidacy fo r governor. The the path of a truck on the Berlin faced. DELIYEftilMNSTALLGO— S6RYICED to set up a meeting with Nixon. The aubmarine carried a crew of well to Dag Hammarakjold at hia When the archbishop emeritus posts of foreign affairs and defense National League expands to 10 fm m er Vice President was un- Turnpike yesterday. She was dead as wen as premier. CANDLEUGHT DINNERS for e “On Aug. 7 I did meet with funeral today. finished, the primate of Sweden, clubs. The new clubs 'wUl be 2 89 •vallahle last night fom comment on arrival at H a ^ o r d hospital. 78. .09 Nixon at which time he referred Lt. Ckndr. Harold Skelly, captain In the Gothic austerity of Upp­ Archbishop Gunnar Hultgren, took Adnan Kuwatly — a 47-year-old stocked with players frina the eth­ on Knight's accusation, but Rob­ State Police said the driver of f t f t EITHER ONE • Large 14 cubic ft. to the mam who had arranged the o f the eubmartoe Chorr, reported sala’s 700-year-old Lutheran Ca­ over. He and the congreg;ation kinsman o f former President er league clubs at A meeting acbed- - ert Finch, campaign manager in the ear, Henry Faneher, 82, West Shukri Kirwatly, who took the refrigerator with big meeting and eeid, 'I will oonununi- the heroic action o f the eallora y u - thedral, Sweden’s archbishop-em­ joined to the burial antiphons. Just ^ ...t ^ Weekly Nlxon’a unauccessful 1960 bid for oate with you always in this way.’ Hartford, was making a left turn eritus, the Moat Rev. Erltog Ei- This was followed by the s in ^ g front role to the merger with (Oontinned on l^age T oi), No defrosting ever, either In roU-out bottom freezer terday. An thcM cuts art wmite-fr««, aaay to slice, eut from OR FARM HOUSE 3 .5 0 the presidency, said of the report; Nixon said, In substance, *We He said John Joseph McGee, dem, paid eloquent tribute to his of Handel's majestic Messiah by Egypt — was named Interior min­ "That’s totally preposteroua. don’t went any publicity that we (Continued on Page Nipetoen) countryman, sa3dng: , Swedish opera star Elisabeth S4 cup minced onion, on Ita admlaalnii to the U.N.7 revqlutionaries form a Red-styl-a Melvin Davis Rees Jr., accused him. Is legal under the Taft-Hairtley ernment spokesman sp ll the plot, HAS A WONDERFUL BEEF FLAVOR With Your Old TV Act, revaraing a derision made by employes o f any company to such 2 teaspoons salt; tea­ W hat wiH be the repercnaolona If state. of 1959 kldnap-slaying of Virginia Choking back his grief, Amer­ described as one of several,- Was Last Of spoon pepper and 1 teaspoon MaHnwaWat China vetoea anch ad- family of four, convicted of flrot Protesting on the N LR B as It was constituted a state want an agency shop,, the planned by Ghana on b rik ^ of W iyi Its vast pasture lands, the ica’s Ralph Bunche expressed the employers'are-imder NLRB com­ Loina Doone Sale Worcestershire. Shape in Get acquainted offer—-Buy IVf lbs. of Pinehurst chuck iniaMoaT Here Ie a look at thla degree murder and sentenced to thoughts of many who are per­ to. the administration of former the Soviet Union. A aqcarity 2 loaves. Bake In moderate m atocvenial coontry, by one of die In electric chair . . . Sen. Bar­ President Dwight' D. Shsenbower. pulsion to bargain on the issue. roundup was reported stUI under­ (Continued on Page Twelve) plexed about the future fate of The 4-member majority -opinion oveq P"-)-! hour. Pour ground'or Pinehurst 3dn 1 blend of beef, pork and veal the IM r reportera to vlait it in re- ry Goldwater says, "W e would see Drinking Ban The board reconkidered and re­ way. the U.N.: sedd there Is no doubt . that an bottled barbecue sauce -over oeat yeora. The writer, la a Far the greatest Retmlillcan landsUde versed by a 4-1 vote a 3-2 derision Pkg. Of 38 Cookies at. the regular 79c price and get i/g lb. free with each "W e are like a crew that has agency ahop contract Is permissible one loaf and bake : both of Eoatom oorrMgNmdent of tiie WaU In the history of the country” If Stowa, Sept 29 (JP) — Several lost Its captain.” j " handed down last FVbrusry before COFFEE PRICE CUT For 88c the loaves about :1S minutes It/j lb. purchase. Here’s the vvay it figures. Chuck or Btreot Joaraal. from whlrii this Douglas Urges U.S. appointees of President Kennedy to the meaning o f the Taft-Hartley New Yoik, Sept. 29 VP>—Oge- Congreaslonal elecUone were held hundred men otudenUi milled about In the wan sunlight, thousands Law under "what we believe is the longer. Each loaf makea 6 today. took plaosB On the panel. eral Foods Corp. today redneed (Usually 89c) 3 in 1 blend— 2 lbs. lbs. $1.79; 4 lbs. $2.38. 4Wtloio ia eondenoed. the University o f Cenneotieut assembled to this old university- clear Intention bf 'Oongress.” s e r^ g s . Recognize, UN Seat Nation’e traffic fatalities to first campus for about 90 minutes early cathedral city, Hammarskjold’s The case Involves a dispute be­ the wholesale price o f an its reg­ Fill your freezer today . . . tween General Motors Corp. and In' a dissenting opinion, former, ular grind,- vacnnm-packsd cof­ Serve barbecued loaf hot By lOOB OOANESOFF eight months o f 1961 dropped to today in a proteet demonstration. home town. Only 2,000 of them— NLRB Chairman Boyd Leedom, an -with carrots, onions gnd po­ Ulan Bator, Mongolia (JP) — To Outer MongoUa record low o f 4.9 per 109 mlUlon A unlvenrity official, who esti­ all invited guests—could be admit­ the United Auto Workers to In­ fees two cents a pound, aftoetira diana. Eisehhower appointee, argued the Monday. The derilae, flrat slaoe New Nabisco tatoes baked and glazed Mongoliana, frmn top Communlat vehicle mUe* traveled, 4 per cent mated the number a t 800, said ted to the cathedral. Leading the device could not -be lawful to a Alfred will make a fresh lower than last year . . . Last o f The agency shop Is a de'vlce a similar cut to July 1960, was with some additional barbe­ icffielala to the' lowUeat yak herdo* By STANLEY JOHMtiON there were no reports of any dam­ mourners was King Gustaf 'VI and state like Indiana “where employ­ Home Style * cue sauce. grinding of Bacon wrap­ Havana’s gambling casinos closes age to property or other forms of Queen Louise. under wMrii workers need not join attributed by the firm to tiie men, exhibit aeemtogly genuine Moscow, Sept — Justice ment cannot la'wfully be condi­ ped Lamb Patties to seU 2d (JP) down quietly within minutes after violence. a unkm to hold their jobs, but “ downward'drift” o f priocgi tor Serve second' Io4f reheated aurpriae when their independence William O. Douglas o f the U.S. ' The massed voices of the choir tioned on literal membership.” If Coco Taffy or at 39c Ib.. 3 lbs. 81.00, Fidel Castro announced his gov­ He said the demonstration 'was must pay the union sums equiv­ green (unroasted) coffee stnee on caaseroie o f packaged mi ia queotioned. They reapond that Supreme ,Court called today for swelled the cathedral with the non-iuilonista must meet the same and he will have more of ernment Ie cleaning np city, once a protest against enforcement of alent to the fees and dues paid by that time. The rat brings the gratin poUtdeaf sprinkle our famous Pinehurst their nation of 937,000 people and quick U.S. recognition of Outer singing of a hymn: dues requirements, Leedom assert­ wholesale level to the lowest Cinnamon Sugar M it e 2 5 0 Wukly 23 mllUdn oheep, goata, camels wide open.' a rule banning drinking in resi­ “ I f on an e'ril day the darkness union members. ed, they w ill be encouraged to join with chopped panley. Slice home-style large sausage le\'cl since 1949, the firm eald. MongoUa and its Immediate entry Five sororiUee at suburban Lake dential halls on the campus. The new ruling is that this is loaf while it's cedd, and wrap and sausage meat ready con WATER WASW 3 . 0 0 and yaln ia cmnpletely sovereign. claims me . . . and I have no the U AW . Cookies 89c ^ Into the United Natlbns. FV»peit College -near (SUoago lose “a lawful form o f union security in foil to reheat. Then put fo r you. Or ' Rivalry between Red China and The rule has been in effect for strength to carry the burdens of This was substantially the argu­ o* The U J f. Security Council is their national ehartors in dispute many years, but enforcement ■was contract.” ’ RED UNION EXPXXXED on casserole. tha Soviet Union over wlUch is to life . . . then oh, Ixird, your love ment made by GM to resisting the Blackpe^ Eagland, Sept. 29 be the dominant Influence pos­ considering Mongolia's at^Ucatlon. over right of national sorority of- N LR B accordingly, ordered GM V ill). not strict. w ill carry me through.-, ;** agency shop. The Indiana courts (JP) — 'The executive -eoiiimlttee / n 00 sibly allows Mongolia some inde­ The UiUted States has said it ficiais.to dictote local poUcy re- The official explained that the Marked by six tall candles, the to bargain on the agency shop for have held that the agency shop ALL-SWEEfl^, 2 lbs. for 45e EVERT DAT LOW PRICES 1 3 . 0 0 would not oppose Outer MongoUa lattog to racial and religloua dis­ 14,000 mm-unlon workera to ntoe does not violate the state’t rlght- of Britela’a isthor Pmty today < Ib. can $ 1.50 pendence It would not otherwise “drinking had been getting out o f 'bier lay before the altar surround­ expelled the Oommunist-domlB- . CIGARETTES J enjoy. Both China and Rusaia, to but Nationalist China has threat­ crimination . . , Aptlflclal Wrth hand since the students returned ed by wreaths— enough to fill a plants Jn' Indiana, a state 'With a to-work law, so both OM and UAW I2.3S, $2.48 and 12.60 carton ened to veto the appUcation. right-to-'woric law wtaioh forbids submitted the case to .NLRB under ated Electrical Tradea Valen. BOMIB-STyLE NAPKINS ' ! ■' order to avert an open tug of war control when need “ in Christian recently, and several house moth- country graveyard. RetiinUng from a 2-week camp­ oonecimee!’ has euppori o f Epla- union memberriiip os a condition a stipulation tbat the legality of InforaiaatB said the aetfea. was y..- ISO In ecUo pkg., 19e HOOD MUJC, gmUon 76e over Mongolia, try to observe the era-had threatened to resign, un­ It was''Archbishop Eidem who taken by an ovwrwiiAlmisig ton« COME ON DOWN TOMGHr. WEUE OPEN H U 9 # nloettea ei dealing with an Inde­ ing trip through remote Outer eopal church, not o «jy aa moraUy less Bomethiiv was done about officiated at the funeral of Dag ^ emploirmenL the device to terme of tbe ImUAnA Joelty tote, with only (ona om a* - SAVE lie ON GIANT INSTANT pendent state. Partly as a result of Mongolia, Douglas said he found pennM blo, but eeaqottal to some enforcement.’' Hammarskjold’s faUier, Hjalmar^ ^ A board spokesman said tbe ze- law was opt at Issue. B4XW EU. BpUSB CprrBB at 11.49 tills, Mtmgolia appears free to Mongqlla's toteUectuala "starved aee to p r^ e n t toagody. The university cracked down on to 19M, the year his son became, VerSal of N LR B ’s position does not The UAW bad proposed tbe mlttoe nwnher AlwlBlvIliet A LIQUID) triegram I and lOe on 3-oc. siza at 89c draft domestic poUclas of Its own, for contact with tha Weat” Secrotagjr o f Commerce Luthw the U.N.'s secretary general. create a binding precedent to oth­ agreement to cover (3M'A plants to the drinking. State law fWMda the thei uaden ed tta .. thouah well within the framework Ha itoid the claim o f President H. Hodgea saya Soviet induatrial ooie o f liquor to persems under 21. A s ha finished his funeral ad­ ers of the 19 etatea'havtog rlght-to- Anderaon,., Bedford, Kokomo. In­ 9AVB lie ON IJtRGB SALVO 70e SERVICE STORE described aa highly axag- coffin and Intonedr which might be brought up from ruled In 1909 tbat tha atate law i Park FREE Rear O f Store does not bar the agenov abop. out tha slsotrleBl;atotin.- Tb6 A f r l: " I whea you Ug our puking lo t. . . uga walk-light g o o d ; > ^ e a r queror Genghis Khan and ruled an ‘Tt’s just as aUly as it would be oesd:. . . Britain teUe Soviet Uthon geratad by the university. Only "From duet thou art mma the other states. Tha.dsctston to e s ^ case, however, 'would depend Abotlt 6 per eqnt e f au WAge • t . button when you crogg the otreOt SoLbottkl 8 9 c 713 Main St.— M >>9623 ampira stretching fropi Shanghai for London to claim the United that it was leepwnalble fo r n d lo- men participated to tht demon­ unto duet thou ehalt return.. .Jesus to the Danube River. MongoUg Statas has ho hustoasa In the aetive nniihiinlaaWiiii o f earth’a at- stration that lasted past 2 a.m. Fe- Christ our aavlort shall rise thee on the plurutog of the state law tracts in & • country now eoi turn o ovm 606,000 oquars.iUUea. anaaplwne raotiUihg fkom raauinp- up to (he last day and the rireumstanees o f each ease, (Oe«tlne« On Fagt SynaX m area aot quite three Umae the .(OMtiBoad 4B 9aaa 9Biw ). ttoB ei nuclear OB rakffi n n s ) Ihroutfioat the vAAt eathednU, be/Ald. ■J'

UANCHtSSTER EVEKINQ HERALD; MANCHESTER, COMM. FRUIAY, SEPTEMBER M , l t d MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1961 ...... ■ atampa w ld that day, With a value WM uULt "AUG UBIUKI BuHiGi GIUI SWy , Seaton Tides, W inds o f m 4 8 8 a 8 . RocItviUe-Vernon Douglas Urges U.S. tents). During toe trip, toe Juatloe First OeiMsa Talepheaa Men at /UG>mi Police Arrests MOngoUa excbangb ambassadors contracted what he caUed "some right away," CEMENT s) Weather ' On Oet 28 a hundrtd.veara wiU Recognize, UN Seat strange sort of flu” and for days S to p s K have passed elnoo PMllpp Rela Returning to C9ilang*s claim, ha Sladi ‘Cnminally Negligent’ Protesting on Frank J. Topping, 49, at 49 Main Journeyed across toe trackless contended that "The McmgUUaxuf W. a . BNOLANO fVbice of jthe Cuckoo Windsor L o(^ Bept M tW — first demonstrated his telephone. nassland, tha sands at toe Gobi ‘ By t o m s BIANDBLL On this occasion the Deutsche St, will Ito preamtad Oct IS^in T o Outer Mongolia whole nattonal struggle, haa been Tha U.8. Vyaather Bureau-marina dreull Court 12, Manebestori oo.a Desert with a t4mpergture o f 103 for Independence irmU^ China, LUBOnBEOa Bundeepoat will Issue a eommem- FOOUSH PLAT degrees. advisory for today: Matlva stamp. As motive for WefiMw . .. In Fatality, Coroner Says Drinking Ban charge of lntoxicatlon.'Ha waa ar­ "(Oeatfooed freni Page One)* which conquered them In 1691. BEARS FBurr Beth lidas vniMnfcb rested Tuaad^. “But I’m aU right now,” he add­ They finally won It in 1921.” • Opea go Dfiy Batarday a Is H eard in the Land Tldaa will ba high along the tho stamp figures tha raprodue- NOiriH^ . ^ ed. By Alfred ShelnWold (OontUraed from Fags Qaa) Frank B. Steera Jr„ 40, o f 17 United Natlona because It la a Douglaa saw little evidence ef Ccmnectlcut ehore between 2 and i tlon of the apparatua which Reis The race ia not always to the A 9 7 4 A ICariOkKaugh youth haa be«n< oar cn a hUnd curve, croaring a (3erald Dr., Vernon, waa charged He described long Conversations Soviet controL used then for the demonstration V A 4 3 fiouBd ortminaZly maMgent hi the doUbla wMta Una to do ao, Acker­ Britiah colony,” ha aald.. with intellectuals who have learned “At the Greea”—« a B-0201 MM A. CDIXBN, j 'the aama name. Far from being pjn. today, and between 2:30 and swift, nor tho tricks to the good male undergraduates must be in :msterday with driving while under "Aa eoon, aa a,‘ factory la buUt, lewd, moot critloa found tho stage In the physical union (physikali- player. Bometlmea a player com­ G 10 8 2 man aald. Jie influmoe of Intogdcatlng liquor "tt’a a terribly big country, Bnglieh in the 1,500-atudent uni- n m n r t ft r lBitar*riM Aink 4:30 a.m. tomorrow. Low tido at scher Verein) in Frankfurt womao. who O M In Manchester their rboms before midnight version of the celebrated novel • Old Sayhrook will be at 1:30 a.m. mits an abomination and winds up Slack auffaVad euta and brulaes or drugs. He will be arraigned Ocl very beautiful and very rich,” he venity' or in toe language Inati- aald. "There are certainly no Rue- London (NBA) — With on at- (M ain). w e st 2 * ««* * a l Hospital about a moififa to his leg and arm In the crash. Although some etudmts. eald tute. oomj^te bote. and B:30 pjn . today. Sunaet to­ better oil than the sober cltlaen that the protest alao was agalnat 16 at toe Circuit Court ia Manches­ ■aid In an interview over a cup of slana in toe government and only toB ^t to dtlvw a Email Oaiman In fact, BrlUah malea ara loaing 1710 Inserlptlon “ lOO years of who follows all the rules. A S a s ' after being mrarely hurt in an Mn. iDlletta,IDUette, takm to Maneachea- ter. coffae. "They are self-aufflclent in "They are starved for contact day la at S:38 pjn. and sunrise PhUipp Reis' telephone” is printad auto aechkiat In Oorantry. ter Memorial Hoapltal, suffered the adminietration’B recent an- a few Russian professors at toe oar acroio tho KnfUah C%annol Jnteraat in women, if Barbara Saturday will bo at 6:48 ami. W est opmed the king o f Clube, $ 8 2 ^ 9 ft f®a% { nouncemmt that it would assume oil and gaaoUne and have' vast with toe West,” he dgclarod. "If university, F o r H o n o s t in negative Roman capital letters 0 4 OKQJS## ,'r o GM>da)untyOorcn>r Bernard multiple fraoturea of arms, legs, an -American ambaasador In Ulan la failure, the BUly Asa^ Outlasd, the weil-knoWn Writer on the lower margin of the stamp and South won with the ace. 4i KOI 10,91 *N oii^ greater control of the use of atu- depoalta of Iron, coal and feld- "The Mongolians are a people of romantte floUon, ia to be be­ Boating weather for Lted a resolution to hire a law­ apeaker at a meeting of Sunaet Hungarian — I hope we aa* the request of toe Mongolian au­ There’s none of that hea'vy hand­ Potterton's throughout tho lahA walk out la tho nude and no man 6 milas or more. Fair weather United Wtetiin 4 A Pms fm 4. A Belli aleo of WlUlinantio. They suf­ thorities.” would give you a glance. Africa wUl deplet the recantly- Oet 4 4e Frederick Remington— Tve had dumb partnare all AH Tam VedOaas dhnagard bf tlw hiri yer to help win complete atudmt Rebekah Lodge Monday at 8i p.m. -American one there soon!” edness I saw in YugosleMa when Phone 50 8-4537 The gallant effw of two followed by some cloudineea late nigtat,” Keirth remarkOd with eomo rights cr safety a t otbena...'" fered multiple injuries to their legs, ISO Center St.—Cor. of Oknreli *'It's moatly nervous ' tehaioa,” at Washington, D. C. Vartleal de­ ^ Ope«liiiliad-.AK arms, and chests. control of the allocation, and deter­ at toe lOOF HaU. Mrs. Colton, The most Iraportont conclusion 1 the Russians were there after toe ShigUahmen to d iire a ear fitted Satunlay. canatrueted Africa House, head­ fealing, "but now Tv# got a blind Hie fatal cnah occurred on RL regional director of toe Odd Fel­ he nached, Justice Douglas aald. with a propeller from Caliala to ■he added. sign in 3 colors. The driver of the car In front of mination of the atudent activities war.” » But Britain’s Silly Season is not Marine obaervatione: quarter of the coinmiaeion In Ad­ Oet. 10. 4c China-—50th aimi- no.’ ^ Oovenliy June 10 wbm Slack, fee throu^ the atudent senate.' lows Bye Bank program, will dis­ l>over waa conaldered to be Flro Island — Wind north 10 South eould think of no ax- to ksap your ayaa opm while d riv l» COM, mrang into the west­ Slack, George August of Stony Rd., only a time of pranka and cranks dis Ababa, Ethiopia. veraary of Republic—at Wash., D. Bolton, tesUfled at the conmer’a in­ The Connecticut Dally Campua, cuss "Progress of tha Eya Bank thoroughly in keeping with the m.p.h., visibility 5 milea, weather C. Color, Uua. Vertleai design. uee, ao he ailmtly aurrmdered you’ra playing bridge. Miracle bound lane to paas a oar in front the underg;ai'd}iate newspaper, Program in Connecticut." a e a a o n'a apirit. Unfortimately, and tense nerves. It is aleo the Tho now iMua, tha ^fourth luuida art few and far botwean. quest that he had Mowed and sig­ season for lost causes, as witness clear, aea moderate. Nov. 8, Basketball—at Bpring- he fiivt trick to East and ellently of hSm and hit the car baarihg complained j^aterday that milk Mrs. Emma L. Nettleton, past after covering 10 milea, the engine commem. of l88l, will b« on sale won tha heart returti. Then he Dally Question Mra Millgtta bead cn. naled with hia arm for a left turn. the liUmber of small aocieties that Montauk Point — Wind north on United Nations Day, Oct 24. floid, Maaa. Looking into hie rear view mir­ and crackers aeema'to be the lim­ president of toe Rebekah Assem­ \ '•m conked out and the car alowly crawl out from hiding to hold their 25 knota, visibility 20 miles, waathp Deie, 4e Nursing Oommemora- drew trumps, cashed the other As dealer, you hold. Spades— Ackerman aald Slack estlmatod it of the refreshments at moat of bly of (>>nnecticut, will present a \ ‘ aank from alght Into Ita watery Thu stamp, in-4-cant and 11- top heart and the ace of diamonds, A K Q 3 10; Hearts—K 7 4; Dia* hia speed at 60 mUea an hour. ror, Augurt said he saw Slack’s car annual meetinga. er clear, aea 3 feat e«nt denominations, conslata of a Uv«. approaching fast and pulled to the the fraternity parties lately."' reading in observanoe of toe llOto grave. (Tho dampened drlvera Ambroee — Wind northwest 10 baited Nattens and finally lad tha three of clube. monda—A 8 5; Clubs—A 8. What Slack aougtat to pasa thor-forvvtwd It said that since returning to . These range from societies for line drawing of tha ECA Head­ AR Sirmt do you say? r i ^ t to let hlr.i pasa. He heard the anniversary of toe Rebekah de­ ware aavad). knota, weather clear, eaa m feet O et 34. Economic Oommiealon crash aa ha did so, he aald. school this fall, UCoim students gree. calendar reform and the phonetic quarters suparimposed on a map for Africa—Set of 2 4c end lie Suddenly all of tho other play­ Answer: Bid one spade. You have been startled by the sudden But earlier thla aummor another al phabet, to those who would im' of the African Ckmtinent At the ers beeama as silent aa South. have the high-card struetiue for Legsl Noticsi Hie driver of a westbound car Mra. -Alice W etoerell and Mrs. onforptiaing Briton did aueceed In pose the decimal system on Brit­ values. also testified, saying Slack’s car crack-down of the drinking on the Fred Mietzner will be co-chair­ top of the stamp in French on the Dee, 8. Children’a Fund—Set *of They eaw that South’s foolish play a forcing two-bid, but jrou are • • ^ ._ O B D i» o r NOnOB campua. croeaing the Ghatmel in a bathtub ain. There is also a society here 4 cant and EhigUah on the 11 cent at the first trick waa going to about one trick short, niis hand was sem to swing into the west­ men of toe meeting. powered by an outboard motor. MHA Interviewg 3, Sc, 4e I3e valuea. STATE o r ooN N Bcncnnr,. Diatriet bound lane and hit Flubacher’a ve­ The paper's lead article recog which encourages hens to lay blue are the words “ Bconomie Comrala- Canada boar strange fruit will win 7 or 8 tricks, and you o( mdover, Probato Couit, Yowa or nixed that there always haa been Thio yeaw’a Silly Seeacn waa «««• alon for Africa”; at the bottom, West had to win a club trick need about 8 or 8 tricks for aaa -kndover, S e^ m b er a*, lih . hicle head on. NHRB DEFICIT DSPS enlivened by the theft of a $3M,- More Applicants Oct 12. Be Resources for Tomor­ l ^ t e of DoroUv Boody IVdM tete a university rule {wrtalnlng to New York, Sept 29 (/P>—Tlie defi­ The hackers of the international the words “Towards Economic De­ row. Vertical design—Brown and and had nothing but clubs left in forco to game. te ^ 8 IMetrict, deeeued. liking on the campus (in compli­ 000 ponbwlt of tho Ikike of Well* language Esperanto — they num' PrMen:, Hon. Charles H. NIchoUon, cit of toe New Havm Railroad dur­ velopment.” green. his hand. When he led another For Bhelnwold’s 36-page book­ Ju te. ance with a state law). fngton by Ctoya, right out from her about 20,000 here — are feel The Mandieeter Housing Author­ Send covere to: Poetmaater, Ot­ club, declarer discarded a diamond let, t’A Pocket Guide to Bridge," RockviUe-Vemon However, said the paper, "Never ing August waa 314285,818- During under the rwoee of the guarda at ing particularly cocky this sum­ ity will interview' applicants for Tho stamp, designed by Robert Tbo adadnistratrlx c . t a of said toe same month laid year toe loss Parrot, a mambar of tha staff of tawa 2, Ontario, Canada. Include from dummy and the losing heart smd 50c, Bridra Book, (Manchoa- oetato haTtnf mads written ai>pUoaUon has the adihlnistration bem so the National Gallery. Scotland mer because Britain is applying Westhlll Gardena for tha eldarly service fee of 5c on each cover. from hia hand. This gave the ter Evening Herald), BOx 3318, Court, in aooordanco with the aroused at the increasing evidmee waa 31,699,040. The financial report Tard la ooiivkrced that the theft la for membership in the European tomorrow at the Bast Bide Rec. In­ tha Praaantatlon Unit o f tha UN atatuts, for aa order of'sa le of the Operator Warned of toe trustees of toe bankrupt defenders their-third trick. Grand Central Sta., N. T . 17, N.T. 8*^ ut ihe real estate de- 'that this policy haa bem totally ig­ a ptniik, aitd that the painting l^mmon Market and they feel ttet terviews ara by appointment, knd Dapartmant ot Confenanca Sarv- West-had to lead another club, (Copyright 1861, General Fea­ a IL 4lei|J _____ OBDnoFironoB operator of the truck. tion for toe b0iise...and possible In‘the E an Cemetery. the rent of about 390 a month will tions, Geneva, at the prices eatab- clude advancement ceremonies, at­ Plus Featorette—1180-7:88 ,BTATB OF COMNECnenUT^ DIatrlet expulsion fiom the university of Somewhere beck of the suneet. ef Andover, Probate Court, Town of The Lehman car was extensive­ individual studmts- not be accepted, nor will those liahed for that office tendance at a Tale-Brown football NOW 8B0W1M01 Andover, September M. im . Where lonellneae never dlee. Note: One eompleto evaolng ly damaged on the right front ac­ '"Die basic changes in these He llvee in a land of story. whose Inciomes are more than $3,- The two denomlnatione will be game, a visit to an automobile as­ I^tate of Helen O. Gatchell, late of cording to the police report. Leh­ Hid the blue and gold of (he deles. 800 a year. sembly plant a skating party and Maks ParQr Besarvatlona Newt show starts 7:30. Doors opm Andover. In said Dlatrlct, deeeued. rules,” said Dunlop, "pinpoint toe Getting Married? printed in the following quanti­ '^EXODUS" l^eaent. Hon. Charles'H. Nicholson, man received minor liijuriea to hia the annual Cub Carnival. 7:00 PJtt. blame to Indi'vlduals as well as on And we who have known and lov( ties: 4 cent — 2,7SO,0k 60% had lived abroad moat of the time eut. tdl at least five days before the l<1ro Inanranec Compai STORES •-TUXEDOS •CUTAW AYS date set for said hearing. Main St. and the Pike PL since 1811, was bom in Bethle­ CHARLES H. NICHOLSON. Judge. Aetna F i r e ...... 113 hem, Pa. 410,238 FDOs ••mnai mm uwmr • WMS a«MMr • STROLLERS When the 4-cent Workmen’s Hartford F ire ...... 84 8 9 \ Miami, Fla.—Jack Allyn, 60, for­ we Moewwr - soear« m am sora. nwa __ OBDEB OF NOnOE 155 mer musical director and arranger Compensation Law commemora­ a MtivinM.-HntMUTiesM. ricnm STATE OF (XlNNECnCUT. District National Fire ...... 145 tive stamp went on sale at Mil­ FRI.-SAT.: “SEPTEMBER” 8:50—SUNDAY 8:00 Of Andover, Probate Court, , Town of Phoenix Fire ,..^„...115 122 OPEN TONIIWt TO for M-G-M studios in Hollywood Andover, September 37. 1961. U le and Indemnity Ins. Cos. EVERYTHING IN STOCK and a veteran entertainer, died waukee, Wla., on September 4, With _BWaU ofiBthel U. Boward. late of WORLD GREEN STABCPS Wednesday. Allyn spent his early there were 410,236 first day covers ■lekaid Bolton, In said District, deeeued. -Aetna C asu alty...... 141 151 canceled. In all, there were 661,704 WJtasrk I^ sen t. Hon. Charles H. Nicholson, Aetna L i f e ...... 146 152 OPEN HOUSE yeara in vaudeville and waa a mu- nmnr Jutee. 287 NOTHING TO SEND AWAY FOR ^eian with Meredith Wilson's band .^.Tbe administrator having exhibited Coim. General ...... 2 7 2 and worked with Ted Shapiro. his administration account 'with said Hftd. Steam Boiler 116 123 TODAY and...SATURDAY-9 A.M. to 10 P.M. estate to this Court for allowance. It Is Travelers ...... 156 Vk 162% Bt Petoraburg, Ffa.—Edwin H. Exoellmt _ ORDERED; That the 6th day of Ploree, 70, retired department You Can Hqve... Aoeommodatlms October, 1961, at ten o'clock In the Public Ctmtlee THE forenoon at the Probate Office In An­ Coim. Light A Power 30>4 32% store executive who held posts in For dover be u d the same Is uslgned for Ntw Tork. Baltimore and Cleve­ e Weddings a hearing on the allow uce of said ad- Hftd. Electric Light 75^ 78% MGRlCURY MEANS land, died Thursday. Pierce, who your favorite dinner and eocktaOs mlnlstraflon account with said estate, Hartford Gas Co. .. 56 60 MONTEREY —the best looking buy for tho big ear tnan! GARDEN • Baaqneta and thla Court directs that notice of Southern New Glngland retired in 1852 aa store manager the time u d pUce aulgned for said for tha May Oo. in Baltimore, was on Sunday and any week day at... a Parties heming be given to all persou known Telephone ...... 63 66 n u newest Ooodgear bom In New Tork City. RESTAURANT to he interested therein by publishing a Man ufa c ts ring Companies - ...... I, , I I N copy of this order in some newspaper Biggest, most laxorlons “In tho Beart of Mancheator” having a circulation In Mid District, Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 62% . 66% gives you what you want! and by posting a copy of thla order on Associated Spring .. 14 16 of all 1962 Mercurys. Of­ ]^o Time for Siinrival RESTAURANT the public signpost In the Town of Bol­ RT. 6 and 44A—BOLTON ton where deeeued lu t dwelt, and by Bristol Brass ...... 12% - 14% Boise, Idaho, Bept 28 (P) — The MI 8-2842 sending a copy, certified mall, postage Dunham Bush ...... 4% 6% fers extra values in style, naUon’a selective service director preoald. to; Em-Hart ...... 81 86 DANCING Bari R. Howard, by his attorney, Fafnir Bearing...... 50 54 size and breathtaking says "peopla today are so Im- • Saturday Night Dancing • Robert J. Pigeon, 38 Park Street, Rock“ k- maraed in non-essentlala they don't vllle, Connectlcui, N. B. M achine...... 17% 19%. performance. THURS.-mi.-SAT. Cheater E. Howard, 410 Clement ECQN have time for thlnga like survival.” Itu Bl'il AhtAO Of Till HlUi Place. Sliver Springs, Maryland. North and Judd .... 18% 16% PABB FBEE IN FUBNEIX FABXXNO L t Gen. Lewis B. Herahey told Ernest M. Howard Jr.. Sadds Mill Stanley Works ...... 16% 18% DINING 11 f« 9 Road, Ellington, Connecticut, Veeder Root ...... 66% 60% JUST A STEP AW AT FBOM BEOAL newsmen yesterday "Smne people MI 3-7882 all at least five days before the date are wanting our leaders to ‘talk set for Mid hMrtng. m e above quotations are not to G-sTHE 3 -T N Y L O N tough’ to the world. How are you No Covar CHARLES H. NICHOLSON. Judge- be eonatrued aa actual markets. folng to talk tough when you have Na Mfnimum 82 million people who are. All-W eather IRY Ma8«s absolutely helpleia to defend them­ 840 Main Bt. — Manchaater STATED COMET — smartly ahead of the im pact eroied! selves?” Conttnuona Today From 6:00.PJMi— Saturday From 4:15 J>M. Pay a fittle, get a lot Thatfs eena- REED BEAUEU, Permittea Shown Friday At 6:25 and 8:00 PJW^—Saturday At 6:40 ai emy . . . yoa get k fm a road Herahay was here oti an inspec­ Id 8:05 to rLn with tms neweit Goodyear tion tour. Marlow's B e s t^ Nyfon. You get k m 3-T tnpto- OPEN HOUSE»*^^O CT. 1st tempered Nylon Cord body Itot’a - Cost less to buy, less to tb u ^ lasting. . Get it, to^ in a tread design^ for reidly stKteh- operate. Matchless fine- 1 0 /M M u I 0 s I ' ' 0 s ( :■ BEDDING ing mileage. FREE FREE You'll be glad you dined when you 4aste our car styling. Up to 7.5*’ OBBEN STAMPS STATE Hey Kids! fihe food and enjoy our courteous service in our SINCB1HE BUYS! longer than other com­ WITH THE m CH ASE OF A pleasant atmosphere. 4 .7 0x 1 5 , pacts! KEVHOLE Bhw BeB InBMaprliig glaMreaa or m pro V7 Ford Neth, Ck.vy, GAAAGE DUMNO OPEN HOUSE. TEL Ml 3-1415 FOR RESERVATIONS WAS Bex Spelog. A ll alaea masLOW ^ 2 9 e 9 5 FREE REFRESHMENTS. NOVELTIES Giant Youth Show w m sD l wfwOeOaBOee and SOUVENIRS FOR THE CHILDREN Banquet Room Bnalneemaea’a OM 8w luring. T wIb er full alaa. A C SJSa K Lunchfooa Sarved Dally 7 .1 0x1 3 AS prisee H TOMORROW AT 2:00 P.M. Available For Partiee Vaioea to f48JM). m a iL O W ^ A F e T d m pro ‘ 171 taeedeM U EXIT A T 4:00 PJtt, lelclt, Dodue, | eW year ear. dofiY get caught this Winter without i Neik, Oldt, Mercery, Poih the el.t. ' Agunst normal road baw ds tainite to(K)Sts..rwhile your — i.e., blewents, fabric faction. GirM-the-lllontii turns into 1 OnlF—Bed nenple Bonk Bed Ontflt. Oompleto C O O A A breaks, cuts—ei eept iciMh<- S.00114 , able punctnret. Limited to TODAY'S BEST EATING! the Deep Freeze of tiie Yea! wHIi toneenpMng.bedding, Inddw and rail *^700V w Lets Biodel roalleci. Merer, o rig i^ owner for number ef Oldi, DaSote. memthf qxcified. FULL COURSE DINNERS CHESTER C k ^ r, ■« a Any Goodyear tire dealer See AU These Greal Cars Today! Oholea oft Frseli Pnilt Cap, ftiloa, ^ Grapefruit, 2/8 Shnnberlnad Dfliixe RoD-A-Way Oota. *il Ckevy a I fly. 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ItAKGHESIER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN h TOIDAY, I^EPTEMBBli t», IM l to!*"' " f MANCHESTEB EVENINa HERALD. MANCHBS1XB, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1961 P A O lItY H md' hUuMheBter had ffai Boyle li/im i CAKUIES Towii I^ e ClalnM claims from woman, tour RADIO SEASON PREMIERE TV-Radio Tonight U plSiaW eek than the prevteua week. Mail’s Attthfxrity liem ocrats VMAT u XhibUo Oata^ar S3 Dasrt SllJE ed trying to sneak home late. Dick Trscy IntanuUtoear Showtlm* Claims filed here numbered ’ I f you tian, you must be a genlua. A hiiaband can’t even cheat on • ImUMW ?Mdi, for tlw ent N ««a Raaoue $ 1,538, fift e ^ more than the pre­ ' For the f l u old maacullne art ttma in maagr ymm tb » DemocmU 8rnabi__rllabui :00 HaitinBan A Boa I. 40. his diet and blandly tell bis wife mchwar Patrol Top Cat vious week's, count of 1,523. to wife-fooling la rapld^ becom­ to has lost three more pounds I m m ftd M to andotM oome R«* t:U Amwttsn N*wm*l New* Spectat Unemployment compeiua- JaL Daan {SMS niHiMn w IM tIw . I^pmocMU TsIlaiiuM 7m :90 The Fllntatonea 'PliillhiniKjiiu ing a vBniahed skill. Science, in­ "Juat atep on the bathroom . _ New*. Storta a Wnither Route M tlon claima filed statewide were PiBo toataltottoB. scales,” she demands-rand his big w w WMad a olranc pr i -olecUon • WesUMT. Maw* a liporu down to 41,650 from 42,880 the vention,-law and government have thti jrtar, «s h*v» th* The Detecttyea lie is exposed. t:S0 film „ Bums a Allen preceding week, it was announced , MANCHC9TM conspired to make it all but Im- It’s tto t way in about every­ Bahtiid moBtd Doors :00 77 Suntet Strtp t. 40. posallde. ^ News a Westhar :W Father of The Brld* today by Renato E. Ricciati, atata AWMNO CO . thing. Man’s authority has been WopotMteow bav* • vJU* Robti) UooO ' ThlnLMan labor commlisloner. There waa a time when the man gnawed away by the gradual loss s(0'> two to OB* l*Ml ^ their oneus )m » Sporu Nawa a WasUiar rSONS Ml 84M1 « f the Jumae waa aomething of a . . ^ U l* Jacoba dub Hons* 10:( Ranking 8th in unemployment of .mystery wlQi which he once IM , ttagr *(% OBOiUhH hasetly oo 4:15 Dam tcdarsms myatery to hla houaritold, and the cloaked himaelf. ^Why, today he the MetMnOent reten , a « are the FOR THE USUAL TYPE Bunaay.Br1nklcv Nawa 10. realm aater-of hia manor. can’t even catch a cold and keep it Pwnocwha There a n 1,233 per- OF BALDNESS, VOU CAN . Bvenlns Report 10:30 King of Diamonds Thia waa largaly because he waa to hilnaelf. It ’ll get abound. auwe eltelhle to vote Mooaay. There 7:00 Sport*. News a Weather Eyewitness to History armored by financial aecrecyi How DO ONE OF TWO TNINOS* ^ Wrhlidaah Frank McGee’a Here and Now A modem husband who tried to Speaks on Cubd lk4 ■to M * ItoftoMioanB, t n Demo* , EITMER a c c e p t IT OR Achlevararnt much he waa paid waa a secret to- fool hia wife only kida himself, SMILING SERVICE «M la and 409 onaflUlatad. MlltleD ^ Ilar Movie U:00 Bis New* tween him and hia boas, and many Jose Salazar, who W t his na­ AT WEAR A WIG. Brava SUllloB and maybe makes laughter for the AapubUoana, lo o f to control ot .. .. S***- 'JooUior *, I. 12. a Btroqg-mlnded husband chose not neighbors. tive Cuba a year ago, w ill be guest «■>«»■>»»> «»■ DeaUi Valley Day* U:U Best of Jack Paar 10. : to ahare that secret with his w ife speaker at the^rst open meeting toim soremamt, etta as teata to Cipidht (Nm iMbM MwrmHi 77 Sunaat Strtp 1^ Araerlca’a Ftneat Moviea tholr credit the towah eoioellent Newa a Weather Award Tbaatar and children. of the Guild of Our Lady of S t T;U Bvenlna Report 11:20 Studio 12 "W e can’t afford it!” he could BartholomaW’s parish Tuesday at gthoel tototem, low taaaa, huUdtac Sports News Ton i^t's Best Movla and aaatntananca o t ronda wtth Social Security In Action 11:30 The Best of Paar tell them when they tried to raid VFW Unit Plans 8 p.m-.' at Buckley School. The IN Berfcowitx, Karin Hirp, Andrea hla treasury for sMne purchase he naeefing w ill to open to men of the Thwu A U V^mda ailmtaattos coat SEE SATCKOAirS TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE USTING Sundayf 8i30 p.m., Only on WINF-CBS RadUi to the town, aU roada pared, aU Stannard, Barbara Pell, Beth A l- B E L L . thought unnecessary. And hia word Harvest Suppesr parish and ail others Interested. hridgea o ( parmanem oonatnic* beir, Jane Ssegda, Ann Tettelbach, was law, for no one else in the fam­ ‘Communism and Catholicism in tlOB, low iwrtehtadweai (only odwol Barbara Whi^ouae, R-aulette TELEPHONE _ ily knew the size of hla bankroll. Cuba” w ill to his topic. Salazar Richards, Karen Wolmer, Nancy Anderson Shea AuxUlaiy, VFW, boadi), aoning which hao protect- In that golden male past the only held a mvernment position as head I ! 1 Purvla, Patricia Curran, Cathy R adio HOUR iegiH$taE2Hiymreii!ilka6r way a w ife could estimate the old w ill sponsor its annual harvest ad proparty ralooa, an ootataadii« (TUs Bstlag laeliidea oafy U 18 supper tomorrow at the VFW of the National Institute of Tour­ Grant and Vickie Melvin, Gail nee aewe bmadceete ot er Ifi-mtauite to/a worth waa to go through his ism under the Castro government tax oidtootton record ( t g ^ ), the Rosen, Judy Ssegda, Judy Beets, Imgth. Seme etoWens eeny ether ehert aeweeeeto.) with aU tim 8Jwflwn4nt Of Post Home, Manchester Green, town-owned laka tor raaMenta and po^ets after be fell asleep on pay imtll he resigned and came to the / Judy IisFleur, Cathy Goal ins, WDBO-UW W P O P - lilt nig^t Ehien then, if he had the com­ with servlnga from 5:80 to 7:30 .!»» News sert, w ill to used the ways and and Caatro’a attacks upon the give them to Mrs. Tettelbach. 1:00 New* m Sltbi on 11:10 Ray Somara OPENING NIGHT In those days a husband could church.” ' th e P einocrata have relaeawd a Teachers Elect Howland . 1 ^ V -6 I6 1:00 Dal Rayce* Show uae hla ataahed cash to to t on the means committee tor the auxUlam i*potat plattorm outlining 6:00 Paul Harvey __ wncF—u * program. Projects which wlU Salazar, a civil engineer, has The Columbia Teacher Organ­ 6:30 8«md Staxe 6:00 World Newa ponies, Invest in poker, handle his prompted by "an tab at the siUoon or play the stock benefit include the hospital pro­ been employed by Green Manor isation has chosen Alan Howland 7:0U Edward P Morgan 6:lu Wall Street gram tor veterans, the rehabilita­ Construction Co. since June 196L tor the need o f a more as president; Mrs. Gwen Hendrick­ t;S0 Nlsbt rush! 8:15 Showcase and Nawa HARRY BELAFONTE market—and his wife was none the eihetant town ad- U :U New* 6:45 Lowell Thomas tion program tor post and auxil­ He lives at 64 Tracy Dr., Manches. son, treasurer and Marilyn Htmi' U;00 81*3) Oft 6:65 Phil Rluuto wiser. and " ooncern with FEMUUITE ITBCHEM • JUIBIICiUI lALLCT THEATRE ^ut today? iary memtora, the cancer program ter, with hla wife and four chil­ phrey, secretary. _WTlO-l666 7:10 Richard Hayes and Carol Burnett to supply funds for research and dren. The family are memtora of growth and future Miss Stannard a FtoaUat 7:30 News Analysis ■ w i ' n p A ll la changed. The Joint bank to tala that gi'riwlng’ community.'’ 7:55 Red Sox at Yankees BOflALO VOOUHEItMd MW asaiatance to patients, and support S t Bartholomew's pariah. Susan L. Stannard, dmighter of 6:30 toppettIme Serenade 10:30 Showcase and News account and the Joint income tax of the.'VFW National Home at Ea­ It ladadea proponls for a long Mr. and Mrs. E. Malcolm Stannard 6:46 H w «* Star Extra. 12:15 Sicn Off Bill TiItglwM OtthMlw return have made it Impoasible for rnag* plan to r the educational ays ton Rapids, Mich., for orphans of Whitney Rd., a student at Ox­ T :n Ooeyarsatl'm Piece a husband to fool the little woman and widows of veterans. t e a and a atudy to evaluate ford School in West Hartford, was T:M News of the World. I f you are serving salmon loaf as about how much he earns or what praaent town achool facUiUea and 7:46 Grandstand Bandstand Mrs. George Ecatort and Mra. named a semi-finalist in National 6:00 Rod Sox at Yankees one of the hot dishes for a buffet TONIGHT 9»-10» he does with hia money. She knows Augusta Boulet are co-chairmen ■tody the projected plans of Wind­ Merit Scholarship competition this 10:30 Ntxhtbeat sujpper party, make the loaf from where-every penny cornea from— HOUSE ham, which town provides high U:00 News the finest variety of canned salmon UVt mM IN eobOB ON NBC>TV YANKEE of the event Committee membm week. 11:16 i^ r t s Final and where it goes. are Ifisa Helen Gustafson, Mra. achool facilities tor Columbia’s tui­ Susan was graduated from Por 11:80 m vllsht Serenade that you can buy. The flavor will He can’t even earn a few dol­ tion students. ' 1:00 B to a ^ , count! CtMiMlt 4,10,22 & 30 Clarence Peterson, Mrs. William ter school with the highest scho- lars on an outside Job and squirrel Leggett Mrs. Neil Cheney, Mra. They propose that aelectmen be IssUc honors^in 1958. She was it away for a bit of wholesome Mary LeDuc, Mra. Ruth McGinn, PAINTS available to the residents and to awarded the Uons good citisenahij private fun, or to mail to his dear The Fashion Line Mrs. Florence P litt Mra. Florence «!v e proper attention to individual BASEBALL Interior and Exterior award, was her claaa prestdeni. old mother. Not, anyway without Streeter, Mra. Leo GoUin, Mrs. sad area problems of residents. and was active in school, church V isit PILGRIM MILLS Tomorrow reporting it to Uncle Sam. And Marie Hale, Mrs. Olive Ray, Mra. ’ Other Items ihchide "necessaiy and scout affairs. when he reports it to Uncle Sam Oglore White, Mrs. Helen.Erick­ All Colors $0% X .C and decisive steps to eliratnate’* PMssaal Nsto Wo^re Open 10 A*M* to 6 P.M. he reports it to his wife, too, for the nuisances arising from - the son, Mrs. Harry Mahoney,' Mrs, Gallon ’ A e O D Mr. and Mia. Stanlsy FIrid win Here are the laost BEAUTIFUL FABRICS TO BE BOSTON A T NEW YORK ahe studies that joint income tax John Vince, and Mra. ^ym ond poultry processing plant to Hop before she signs it. Hagenow. River; action to aeeur« pubUc visit thalr son Pvt. Nstson FMd, FOUND—ANYWHERE 1 See our vast collection of GARDEN SALES stationsd at F t Dix tor hasle " It says here you earned 576 ex­ Memtora are aaked to bring ar­ health nursing services; addiUan* woolens, fall cottons and dress fabrics at LOW, LOW GAME TIME 8 P.M. tra this year 'from outside ticles for a silent auction table. 818 Oakland St.—M I 8-8408 al winter care to roads; "diligeat** training, this wariund. Ibsy TrQl bs aocompaalsd bgr Miss ItomM BOLL PRICESI aoutoes,” she says. "A ll right, Bus­ toTort to bring small boataess to Custom ter, cough up my share.” town; strict enforcement of abn- Bowman of AmNisi. and If Made HEAR ALL YANKEE NIGHT GAMES, Oonnla Gtarica o f ChagUa. It la practically impossible now iag laws; expansion o f a v il De­ No SUpcovera to fool wives in other matters. 8th District Asks fease; erection of street signs; and and A few examples: the ‘‘continuance of the policy o f The hot hineh menu at Porter Draperies HOME OMl AWAY—DIAL 1230 THE HARTFORD school naoct woric is: MOodsy — OHENEg WAIJ. PRC8CNTCD BY An older husband once could Bids on Paving publishing all property deeds and A t Low marry a younger woman and fib to ELECTRIC LIGHT transfers as instituted by the giUlsd sandwlrii. pickiss. v« l Hutford BA. MiU Price# present Democratic town derk." tables and cherry cobbler; Tues­ THE SOUTHEM NEW EMHUM tiELiniOIC OMMHY her about his age. Not any more. Bids for ameslte paving I COMPANY Hla driver’s license,- his peuwport, area behind the Eighth District Bepabiieaa Slate day — lamb paUtss, m stisd po­ his insurance policy make his age DIVIDENDS DECLARED The Republican alata inehidss tatoes. buttered beans and taftoen firehouse at Main and Hilliard O a ir U Robinson, incumbent, drat pudding; Wednesday — Vegetable about as secret from her as the Sts. are being accepted by the dis­ date on her kitchen calendar. trict until noon Oct. 9. The Board of Director! •dectman; Vincent Slwyedd, beef soup, dieese sandwich and Once a husband could stay out haa declared the follow­ Mlectman; Mrs. Margaret DU- Specifications are available at ahlts cake with chocolate Idng; late with the boys, creep silently the firehouse. Bids are being ac­ ing dividenda all payable worth. town cleric; Mrs. Harriet Thnieday — echoolboy aaadwteii, on stockinged feet up the stairs, November 1,1961 to atock- IL lym aa, treasurer and agent o f cepted at 36 Hudson St, the home tosaed selmd, olives and findt and the next morning assure his of District President FliiUp Bur­ hoidera o f record at the town deposit fund; Mrs. L aara oocktail: Friday maearont and w ife he got home three hours gess. close of busineM October X,. Squier, tax collector; W O to C. 'nase, stewed tomatoto, celery aarlier than he did. 10, 1961. PMcdwr and Mrs. Phyllsa Fox The work is being done as the sticks, peanut butter ssadwieta But not since wives started put­ aftermath of installing a sewer to Common Caifital Stock hoard of edueatlaa; Uidas W. and apples. ting chain latches on the front improve drainage behind the 75 cents Robinson Jr., assessor; hoard of door. For every burglar surprised building. tax review, Leonard German; 4.60% Preferred ManrirntM* Evening Herald Oo- N T L A N D Capital Stock hoard of appeals William 8. Bum- ham; alterantes, Peter Naumec InmUa correspondent Mrs. Den- 56?4 centa» and Wallace Lohr; sonlng commis- eld R. m ttie, telephOm Academy » . -Mi 4)96% Preferred aloa, Carl E. Ooslins; conatablea 8-S4S5. Capital Stock RusssM H. Sheeler Jr., Lucius W. ANNUAL 62 cent! Robinson Jr., Carl A. Stoltenfeldt DsniocraUc Slate RATMOND A. GIBSON The Democratle slate includes Prealdent Jtoeph Baegds. first selectman; TV OR RADIO Gerard D'AiiteuU.selsetman; Philip PLAYING How long H. Taham Sr., town clerk; Mrs. PYaneea Malak and John Biho, POORLY ? board of aducatlon; Mrs. Virginia Dutch Treat Time Johnson, tax ecdlector; Rudolph MAKE YOUR NEW Albalr and Maurice Alexander, hoard of tax review; George E. Peters and Frank Purvis, sonlng TV SET board of ai

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Bma: Pstastlaor, Batnm O m W«> wleh. pickle aUcea, marble pud­ ef OcMBwWi,’* ka 60ML ter: SalUgcr, Franny and Sooey; Coventry ding. town officere; end on a propoial to *ie taivaUd and too aam# Of suOh Funeral Riles Held Tax BiUs Mailed Bnbbish BJekap SUted Andover study recreation faettlUes in town. Symonds, BlacKbaUad; Varna, Stte Change MoranoTold persmt should not b* Jaelodod There hea been a change in toe NtiRB Now Decides A resolution eaqtrseelng the W hIripM l W ailM nb Journey to the Oentw of the among the aasup of too eaadl- FALLIRIT For Hammarshjold In 8di District A City-Wide rubbish collec­ town's appreciation to Mr. and Eaftli. € % r l place of toe food eele on electom dates in such pilmaiy.'’ fferricfe Named Moderator^ Scouts day In the aouto «>d. It will be 'Plan Illegal tion will bef held in Rockville Mrs. Robert Seyd, who have been D r f t r i Moa-ffctlon books Include, Ache- Moriuio declined to comment fOMttMMd fran Fnga Oae) next wcekr beginning at the TowntoVotp active lit community work and will son. n ta Suprama Court; Asimov, held across the street from toe Eighth DUtriet taxpayem re­ when Informed of the deoialon. SHELTERS ceived bfila today for the taxes east end of the city Idbnday. soon move from to'wn. PricM 06 Low. Building Blacks of the Universe; O p i ^ a s o n Center School voting polls. The ' Ofoenwldi. Sept 29. (F) — For­ sney Shop’ Legal 13-Hour Voting Period Set north Old sale will m at Vinton’a His opponent hi the OOP pri­ H t e« tooM an ovar Bwaden. commenced that will dnanco district o p e n - Public Works Commlukmer On Office Item I4wt Donee . S«fvie« Thaft ■•tttr Cobb; My Life In BaaebaU; OoUier, atore on RL'SL The salsa will mer Republican Oongreuman Al­ mary will be Inoumbent First If any, aogoed ns tolling. tiona for too fiscal year which be­ John T. Orlowekl said the col­ The, last regular dance of the sea­ Hie Sands of Dunklric; Cum- start at 8 a.m. to benefit the Pub­ bert P. Morano bM bom told by Sriectman OxtfSto B. Hairls, who I prepared sIwMsto. nay arol (Coartfaitied trom Fagn Ooa) The normally reserved Swedes gan June 1. lection will be one of the last in son held by the Jr. ALPOA wUl be the^cburcfa adiool wUl be J Another item of business would appreciative of the generous help W eligible to vote. contain four other roads. “A candidacy petition filed by subject of charter rovlaion. His ■ tw,deceeaed. toedom dissented from the ma­ Strike Authoriited- Other election officials Include Andrew Ansaldi, owner of the Church Sunday by the Rev. Don­ day from 4:16 to 6:30 pm. at the gers; WUUam F. Robargs, Frank Preaeat, Hon Charlea H. Nicholeon, a huge portrait of Hammarskjold. Inatruct the town treasurer to with decorations given by Mrs. ald W. Greene. Church school class­ an enrolled member of oiie p ar^ RepuUlcan opponent, Harris, Xudge. jority view that it is proper and Kaglstrars Mrs. Mamie Maneggia tract plans to submit the required Carlson home. \/ Kamplain, MrS. Dorothy Mari- 9x12 R U G S Two military bands played mourn­ Norwalk, Sept 29 (61 — Union hold ' Income from the Norton Pfanstlehl. and Mrs. Fredrica JReid; checkers, es will be held at 10:16 a.m. also. nelU, Mrs. Joseph P. Eaton, Mrs. in the primary of another party in favors charter nvlMon. U m ^ application of th e OonaecU- for employes to contribute ful music, and then the air fell Benefit Planned School Fund exclusively for the bond for the roada and said be ex­ The Sacrament of Holy Com­ Girl Scout Troop 71,fMrs. Roy .Baak ana Triiet Company of Bart- their Share of financial support for negotlatora for drivers and Mrs. Brneet AqitnwaU and Mrs. pects to begin work on them in Palmer, leader and Mts.' Dexter Holman S. Femald and M n. John silent mechanics 'wUl resume contract )>oard of education. It would also hlanchenter Evening Herald An­ munion will be administered at both Westland, machine tenders; FN:^- Beautifully ' itot will and tesUm ^t union services even though they provide that the income shall be dover correspondent, hlargery Moh- C harles tmthrop; boothtenders, the near future. j Woodman, assistsint, will meet —MI__ ,.8y**aed be admlued to pro- chooee to stay out of the union. Foreign hOnlster Oaten Unden talks with officiala of the Connecti­ By Catholic Club Mrs. August Mildner, Mrs. Peter the 9:30 a.m, and the 11 a.m. wor- erick O. Blssell, machine mechan­ P Walked onto the platform and. de­ used to carry out, as nearly aa pos­ tandon, telephone Pngrhn 2-6012. Tentative approval, pending no­ •■d that lettM teitaraentaiy be cut Railway aqd Lighting Com­ 8hip‘>>servlces Sunday at United Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Palm­ RADIO SEASON PREMIERE SSiT eJ- toedom argued that the agency Maaiwlini,, Mra Vincent Krsesicki tification of the absent members of er home; 'Troop 218, Mrs. Rich­ ic and Arthur Sebert and Royden Clfuned d aa per appUeaUon on file more livered a euiogry: "International pany (CRAL) armed with a strike “La Gala Scolalre," a benefit sible, the intent of the donor of and Mrs. Viva Massey. Donald Methodist Church- fully appeara: It la Irian for ail practical purposes does the fund. the commission, was given to sale ard Jodry, leader, and Mrs. James F. Smith Sr., absentee b allet That MUd application be the same thing that a Compulsory problems appeared to him aa a vote by their membership. dinner and co’tcert, will be spon­ Team Loot Its Socks Maasey will be the mechanic for of a triangular piece of town- Bulletin Board R. MacArthur, assistant, Thurs­ counters. datprmiiiod at a Court of aclence and a passion.’’ sored by the Catholic Graduates The meeting will act on a plan I tbs election. Counting the abaentee The Bolton Property Owners As- to held M the Frohate Of- membership clause would do. . Balloting by the approximately CALL owned land at the Notch to Stan­ day at 3 p.m. at Robertson School; Workers at the polls in the sec­ "Who can say aa a verity that In Uppsala, a steady streani of 500 members of‘the Amalgamated Club of Greater Hartford at the for upkeep and maintenance of Williamsburg, Va. (iP) 'The ballots will be Mrs. Doris Aspln- ley Patnode. Commission memtors sociation has chsinged its meeting ond district include: Mrs. Alli­ rf^ ^ o v e r on the 4th mourners filed past the coffin un­ the town hall; on a proposed ordi­ William and Mary. College foot­ night and will meet tonight at 8 Tr^p 28, Mrs. Grant E. Toothaker toy of Octotor, IMl. at eight o'clock a man f o r ^ to buy a cake will Association of Street, Electric Statler-Hilton in Hartford Oct. 16 wall and Massey. felt the property was of little use Jr., leader, and Mra John Risley, son E. Stewart, moderator; Mra. in■«i J Miw J * wwerieiii^, e v e n ^ ; M uuiU ihatgnac bo BOOCaUm of01 theUie til shortly alter midnight. A guard to eatablish a scholarship fund for nance to prohlb!'- aU-night park­ ball players lost their socks — and A t 7 p.m. the meeting will ad­ at the Community Hall. mndency of aaid aimllcaUiHi. and of not eat it?’’ Leedom asked. He Railway and Motor Coach Em­ to anyone except the adjacent assistant, Tuesday after school W alter's. Haven and Mrs. Benja­ V nt (irtiil l/ «w . 1 1 I ( went on: of honor of Uppsala University students from three new Ckttholic ing on town roads; on regulation a footbsGl too — even before the K 8 0 H journ until 8 o'clock at Fiano's Res­ Members and frienda of the Bol­ {he time a ^ place of hearing thereon, ployes of America wu,completed property owner. until 5:15 p.m. at the Church Com­ min I. Strack, registrars; Mrs. Ce­ be riven to all peraone known to be In- VThe device of the agency shop, students from Hammarskjold’s here last night. high schools in the Hartford Dio­ of hours and uae of the disposal season opened. A thief pried a taurant to vote on the budget, to About Town ton PTA are asked to bring items cil Robertson and Mrs. Charles , tereated in a ^ eatate, by caualnx a alma mater stood in formal eve­ cese. area; on a proposal that the in­ hasp off the door to Cary Field OILPOWEH authorise temporary borrowing in of home-baked food to the PTA munity House oh Rt. 44A, and copy of Uila order to be publlahed once where ’membership’ is unlawful. Is Earlier in the week, union mem­ State Rep. Mrs. Dorothy Miller Troop 233, Mrs. Philip Linderson Raisch, deputy registrars; Mrs. to aome newapaper havlny a clrcula- such an impairment of an em­ ning dress and student caps as an Reservations must be made by surance commission handle all dressing rooms and took the new anticipation of taxes, to act on re­ tent at Bolton Green when they honor guard at the catafalque in bers in Waterbury, New Britain town insurance; on reports of JA 9-8287 and BA 8-2711 2 was guest sneaker Wednesday Jr., leader, and Mrs. Marjorie Ford Morgan and Mrs. William Free Pick-up and Delivery • "^ “ •4 DIatrIct, posted on the ploye’s freedom that, in my view, Saturday, OcL 7. Mr. and Mrs. equipmenL questing a state resident policeman come to vote Monday. A food sale public slcnpoat nearest where the de­ the huge brick cathederal. and Bridgeport - had their turn to night at a meeting of the Mans­ will be hdd 9 ajn . to 6 pjn. Chappell, assistant, Wednesday Selbeft, checkers; Mrs. Wilfred E. Wall to wall carpeting done it is a travesty to condone the Vote. Gennaro Tursi of Bolton will be for Bolton, and on sale of two par. field Women’s Republican Club. trom ceased last dwelt to the Town of Bol­ Tile Uppsala police said more hospitality chairmen for the event, eels of land by the town to An­ for the beneAt of the PTA treas­ after school to 5 p.m. at the Llnd- Hill, Mrs. Anna Giesecke, Mrs. in your home. ton. am! aenM>y certified mail, poataxe imposition of such device when the Union officials said the count was She discussed women’s responsi John Wlllnauer and Mrs. Helen prepaid to The Connecticut Bank and than 18,000 people in this city of htiss Joyce Flaherty of Manchu- thony Sobol and Stanley Patnode, ury. ers(»i home. Traat Comi»n^ exreutor, 803 Main act forbids the requirement of 2-1 authorizing them to call a billties in politics, the role of wom­ M. Hayes, challengers; Frederick ^Philliiiniioiiir Yon can pay a lot more bat literal membership.’’ 76,000 passed by the coffin. New ter le serving on the invitation raqiectively. Pnrenta Night Set Street. Hartford. Connecticut, and queues forined this morning wait­ strike and rejecting the latest committee. Members of the board en’s clubs and the value of affilia­ Advertisement— • Parents Night will be observed Duktig, Mrs. Eustacia Kitching, /anninx. MS Demtox Street. The new board ruling is subjMt company offer. Garden Center Planned tion with the county organisation. / . ■ -..ir.l you can’t get better in South Windsor. Connecticut. alFat leaat ing for the church gates to open. of advisors from MancLester are Dear Ridy; at the Senior PllgTim Fellowship of Vincent Maceyka and Harry A. five daye before the date aet for said to appeal, if GM chooses to fight Archie Cutherbtson, chairman A new business will locate in Women of St. Maurice Church Hunt, machine tenders and Arthur quality workmanahip, satis­ hearinr. the case further, to the United Hammarakjold’s body was Mr. and Mrs. Raymtmd Schlosser town on Rt. 6, according to a build I ran into -an old-tima Bolton the First Congregational Church brought to Uppsala In a procession of the aaeociation’s ooRforence and Mr. u d Mrs. Dorian Shainan. are reminded that envelopes for meeting at 7 p.m. Sunday at J . Vinton, machine mechanic. faction and courtesy. (Not CHARLES H. NICHOLSON. Judxe. States Court of Appeals. ing permit issued to John Whltham membership in the Norwich resident yesterday who said a lot of 10 vehicles late in the afternoon board, naid the authortixatioa does The program will include a CARLOAD SALE of nice thinge about Bolton'a new Quandt Hall on Mason St. Parents yet listed in ydlow pages). of Rt. 6. Wi.tham, whose family Diocesan Council of Catholic Wom­ Dance Planned Tens of thousands lined the streets not necessarily mean a ntrike chamber concert b> a string enr has long been associated with the Democratic party. He’s a good Re­ of all high and technical school There will be a dance for high would be called imipediately. Tlie 9 en should be returned Sunday, of Stockholm and Uppsala, and semble, comprised of the Rev. Rus­ nursery business, plans to build a publican too, but he says he’s go­ pupils are invited as well as the and technical school teen-agers at several hundred stood along the oontnaot expires Saturdsy night. sell Woollen, member of the music BS Drive Opens ing to vote a stra i^ t Democratic pupils. There will be meeting on ASSOCIATED ga^en center, to include a 26 by 30 William Grunske, Bolton chair­ 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Nathan roadside, aa the black hearse Talks with the company, which faculty at Oatholic University in foot building and two other “glass ticket this year. A lot of Republi­ the fellowship cabinet’s report of Hale Community Center. Mr. and Rug and Upholstery Cleawere are primarily ocnoemed with Weahington, D. C., end Bernard man for the Bo> Scout, finance a retreat being held today arid moved past at low speed. Bells houses.*’ drive, reports that canvassing of cans, he said, are teed off the way Mrs. David Roche will be head DEVELOP YOUR boomed in all the churches of working conditions, n’t!! continue Luri, James Kann and Miss Golds Other buiKUng permits issued Aggie and her BPOA rigged the tomorrow. chaperones, assisted by Mr. and Bob Slattery Geo. Dolan for the time being, he said. Shour, all members of the Hart­ businesses and professional people School Menus Stockholm and the parishes along by Donald Tedford. coning agent, Republican caucus for her candi­ Mrs. Charles Lowery. MI 9-7793 CH 6-0148 the 45-mile route. Approximately 70,000 bus rid- ford Symphony. will begin this weekend. The com­ dates. The hot lunch menus for the Cov­ Ineiude: Richardson Stephenson, mittee hopes to raise about 60 per Calls Taken From S a.m.-8 pJe. Match Rd„ to enclose a patio: cent of the 3750 quota during the He gives a lot of credit to the entry schools next week include; Manchester Evening H erald Rooco Piano, Notch Rd., enclose Democrats who fought them off Monday—sausage links on mashed Coventry correepondent, F. Psai- Find Ont Why FINANCIAL MUSCLES special gifts phase.' potatoes with brown gra'vy, but­ u hrseooewuy: Erraft Daius. house Scout officials estimate that It in their party and came up with a Uhe little, telephone P ilg rim It Pays To Get Associated on R t. 6; Goorge Burke, Box Mt. slate of canffidatea who can bring tered carrots, bread and butter, 2-6231. Sundayt 8:30 p .m .. Only on WINF-CBS Radio costs at least $10 a year per boy stewed peaches; Tuesday—chicken Bd., garage; Abilio Santos, house to keep Scouting activities going, back good education and good gov­ on lioanala Rd.; Stanley Blasdilk, ernment to Bolton without waste­ a la king on combread square, not including any dues paid into buttered peas, salad greens with FRIDAY AND » hODsa on Oooverao l>r.; Henry and ful spending. This is the first Ume, troop treasuries. There are now French dressing, old-fashioned rice Patricia Atkinson, two-family 116 boya In scouting in Bolton, In­ he says, he can remember, when a \ hooBe on Watrous Rd; R. Flana­ party really took a etand on town pudding; Wednesday — spaghetti DOLE cluding two Cub Scout packs and issues and la doing aomethlng with meat sauce, Waldorf salad, gan, one-room addition to bouse Boy Scout Troop 73. bread and butter and gelatin; on Inkeskde Lane. School Mema about i t PINCAPfLE JUICE A change in parties every once Thursday—homemade baked beans Also to June Wiiltliison, one- The menus at the school next and frankfurter casserole, buttered 45 ox. 31e MAZOLA OIL SATURDAYS in a while, he says, ia good for a mom addition to bouse on Keeney week will be: Monday — potato spinach, bread and butter, brown­ Dr.; Raymond Osterlund, French chips, buttered com, sliced toma­ town like ours. It keeps everybody PINEAPPLE. on their toea and we get capable ies; Friday—New England clam Nothing like the habit of Rd, two-car garage and breese- toes, veal loaf aandwl:^ pine­ chowder, deviled egg salad sand- GRAPEFRUIT DRINK wagr; lu d u s KJellquist, Cider MIU people to run our town affairs for apple pudding; Tueadsy — ham- P i n t ...... 4 1 e saving regularly at Man­ Rd, two-oar garage; Hany Good, burg gravy with rice, buttered us . See you later. 4 5 OK. 3 3 c win, bouse on Brandy S t ; Alfred apinacto bread and butter, pears; Bppy chester’s oldest finan­ PatTStt, one-room and bath addi' Wednesday — creamed chicken on FOOD QUAKER OATS Maocheater Bveofaig Herald Bol­ Q u e s t ...... 7 1 c cial institution to de­ tton to bouse on Notch R d ; Bhi- biscuit, buttered peas and carrots, BiFORE YOU BUY ANY THE BEST NEIGHBORHOOD STORES o r gene and Doris MKceUs three 'noom cucumber sticks, white cake; ton oorreapoadent, Oraoe McDer­ velop a strong financial mott, teieiriione BnfaAell S-8866. VITAMIN PRODUCT.. . QUICK QUAKER OATS sod bath adthUon to bouse. on Thursday — spaghetti with meat CARRY SUGAR HEART FOOD PRODUCTS G oH on ...... 2 * 2 9 physique. Time to start Vamon R d ; Charles and Mexy sauce, towed salad, french bread 1 8 OK. ______2 1 c is NOWl BnMlcelk), bouse and two-oar ga­ and butter, black raspberry gela­ m a k e s u r e , rage on South Rd; Albert PuUo, tin; Friday—tomato soup with RITZ 4 2 OK...... 4 3 c bouae on French R d ; WUham crackers, toasted cheese sand­ R ANGt NABISCO CRACKERS 1 Lb. Pkg. 3 5 c OrowsiWri, two-oar gemge on wich, spice cake. Milk Is served FPanch R d with all meals. D I A L S O A P KITCHEN CHARM , Cbnrcta Sobool Opens Book lis t lUEL OIL The miTiTnlartnn on education of New adult hooka added to the wirii coupon WAXED PAPER GASOLINE K A R O S Y R U P SS e“ N«. iv t 2 7 c OPEN T O D A Y DWted Methodist Onmdi an- Bolton Public Library include: Ac­ B o th ...... 2 f o r 3 4 c CUilRPlNT ANNUAL nooDoea church school wiU begin tion, Abercrombie, The Grass­ We recom m en d DIVIDEND Boaday at 9:30 eum. Registration hopper Heart; Bumford, Incredible R t g u l o r ...... 2 f o r 2 4 c 100 F t 2 1 c UNTIL 5 FM. wU tohs place at 8 pm. Sunday. Journey; Drmcan, The Voice of ( i V ^ j S U P E R Both parents and children are Strangers; Gilbert, The New Am­ BANTLY OIL B O SC O MILK AMPLIFIER 12 Oz. 3 7 c asked to be present In order to bassador; Giles, Savanna; Johns­ I I'M' \ \ 'i . I \ l PLENAMINS BUITOM SALTESEA ■OfsoAodio^ A 'h eoenpleto legistratian. **Too Thin*' Insulation Lots Costly ton, Closer to the Sim; Lawrence, •1 \ \ - I IM I. I _ At this time parents may bear The Amiable Meddlers; Lofts, The ■m- THIN SPAGHETTI CLAM CHOWDOt UNIT •hoot lbs program for the year House at Old Vine; Longstreat, TEL Wltrl.fll 9 4S95 [America's LIQUID STARCH Qt. 2 3 c Md see the daaerooma in which Gettysburg; O’Danlel, The CUff- yaonUvMIiwtrfProdttel I Heat Escape thkr riiSdren win be taught The hangers; Prescott, lion In the BOCKVILLE TR 5-S271 8 Oz. 2 For 4 3 c No. lYx Oan 2 5 c l l v n M I l N S Jn m t, NIAGARA UWNERMS LAUNDRY STARCH 12 Oz. 2 1 c BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE 81, COVENTRY HEINZ HHNZ to one d■. camber, toe-in.. Adjoat biaJm Check hydraulic system. Add storing. Criaa cross and aafety check NESCAFE 10 Oz. 20o Off ^ 1 . 4 5 COMSTOCK KEEBLER O )., tires. Balance front wheels. SUCBD APPLES N£W ZUIDER ZEE Earl Lewie Says: COOKIES PELS NAPTHA SOAP 2 For 2 3 c POWBR SNOW RBMOVBR No. 2 2 3 c 14 Oz. B a g 4 9 c

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‘ ;) MANtiHBSTEk EVENING lU&RALD. EIa NOUESTKK, CQNNh FHlDAYr SEPTEMBER 28, 1961 <»lf«U..'!Wtf^j>!iii" IfANCHEStER EVISNINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1961 p a g e N IM R m ight s s w | i' to bo the liormal out­ struck to the "com ity" that Hiould look of the .^wnac*-. exist between the two Houses. ‘If You Won’t Run . .’ LWVFimd Drive He rsjected tha "wen arUculatcd If the House was going to grab South Windsor 23 Arra Students Combmed Circles and widdy accepted folklore" the junk mall privilege, it could at To Last a Week G I F T "Weddiiig WALKERS which ho described aa follows: least have left in the 85,000 for tl of H Freshmen Name Co-Leaders o n x Th* I NCU* of Womaa Votan Senate clerk hire. N ix o n 4 "Ona hhould not aasodato with SHOP School Slated wlU hold tts aaauai llhaaes dilvs Twenty-three Manchester area OlsoD e Anderadn controversy; one should always Officers and bommittee c^ m tn for ana weak baglaiilag today. (ITMIMI»LT AT TOUU4MD in iS .) students are members of the fresh­ M n. Edith Anderson, 748 Park- Nero selected at the season’s first reach for tha hli^est ratings; one A ooffoa hbur was hold this As Voting Site man class at the ITnlversi^ ot ar St, and Claus V. Olson of En­ mesting of-ths Combined Mother 1. i m should' nover forget that there is A T fio a | | b t tor Today morning at the horns of Hrs. Saitol H artford. cinitas, Calif„ were married in a Ctrolee of 'Manchester recently at double-ring . civil ceremony in safety In numbers; one should al­ Sponaemd 1^ the Manebesler Solomon, 19 Robert RA, ehnirinaiH has m o y e d ! ■nia first risetlon for the now Hiey are Mias Ellen M. Arendt, the Chureb of the Assumption. "fss of tho flnanoo drtvo eonunitteo. town manager — council form of 88 WUUam 8 t; Mias Mary Bar­ Manchester Aug. 29. Officers are Mrs. WUlud H. ways remember that comedy, ad­ CMmell e l rett, 95 Washington St, Mlchasl E. . Their attendants were Mr. and statehousa at Sacramento aa a Mrs John Knovdton briefed the government will be held Monday Begley and Mrs. Robert Boyd, co- venture and eecapism provide the (Ooatiaiied Iran Pago Oae) Binsiedel, 181 Green Rd.; Robert Mrs. O. Olov Olson of West Hart­ leaders;' Mrs. RoHbrt Brannick, Jesus now hath many lovers of His stepptngstone to ths,White House. 80 women who will conduct the SATURDAY, S9 T. 90, Y f wRIiNPopMi at the Wapplng Elementary ford, brother and siater-ln-Iaw of SOBBOUPflON RATES beat atmosphere for selling.” drive. School. The polls will be open L. Flake, 197 Hollister S t; Patrick reconllng secretary; Mrs. Adolph Pmymbl* la Advaace celestial kingdom: idiotM BO they eould hear the cen- State Demooratle oo-chalnnoa O oow In J. Grakowsky, 81 Marshall Rd. the bridegroom.' vam cr His company, he said, had. in­ from' 8'a.m. to 7 p.m. Wrubel, corresponding secretaiy; QNr<1*f but few bearers of His Cross. veraation. H c^r Kent called tor a state bar The loague of Women Voters and see hi ««r M W loecrtioii of 474 MAIN Also, Roger F. Poe, 37 Tanner Mr, and Mrs. Claus Olson are Mrs. Frank Pearson, treasurer; Oa* Taar •••••■••••«••«S15 *M creased its business measurably uses all contributiona tor its non­ The town will elect nine councU- -}n. **onUi»* •••••••••••• 7<7* He hath many who are desirous of "I said, ‘All right-. The man said, inveBtigation. He contended that our St.; Timothy C. Rohan, 38 Gardner making their home at 135 Requesa Mrs. Ra;raond E. Hagedorn, II- FOR SALE Thrac Month*th* ...... A90 _ -. since it turned from westerns and consolations; Nixon—who’s been practicing law partisan program, which at tho men, two selectmen, a tow n 8 t Encinitas, Calif. Moittll •*•*••«•«••*• X»90 ■He haa asked if yon will meet surp rise SnUEET, (foTHwr PwMy S«nr«r Umf), clerk, treasurer, four m em ber S t; Douglaa H. Secor, 120 Wal­ rarian; Mrs. Harry F. Smith, mysteiiea to sponsorship of public but few of tribulation. since leaving Washington loot local level includes distrlbutlcn of nut S t; Earla Selwltx, 875 Wood- publicity, and Mrs. Ruel Wicks, OR RENT VT^^Icly «•••••••••••••*••• «30 He flndeth many companions of with him and Bob 9lnch . . . January—must be ihsharred if the pamphlets on town functions and OpeiilBg board of education tor four-year affairs programs often controver­ “He said, ‘Dick is wlUlhg to offer Iwt wMt of Mw Post r*** t* exclualTcl; preme court or anything else you Steiner, 868 HUllard St, aU of chaplain of the organization, out­ •ntltlcd to tm tiM or repiibUeatlon at As with its most recent pro­ All desire to rejoice with Him: other as "Dick” and "Goodte," and collection of infoimatlon on Unde^ the new charter, the du- Manchester. lined the progam of study tor all new* dtapatch** credited to It or want if you won’t run against candidates and Issues prior to elec­ Win a FREE p e d Ig P M d Cockor Spontol Monday at Church PHflRmflCY gram, he said, the company some­ but few wish to endure any­ Knight and Nixon have been feud­ tiee Of the sdectmen wtu be lim­ Also, Miss Ann F. Merrill, Twin the coming year. not otberwtae credited In uua paper thing for Him. Dick’. I said I was going to run.” ing for several yeaue. tions. ited-. to voter-making reaponalbU- J9MWS.Wmkt.8i8. tW.8-4148 and alao the local new* punllehed hers. Knight said he has kept trie- This cute puppy Cocker Spaniel can be yours HHl Dr., Coventry; Miss Barbara Members wersi reminded to An rixht* of remblicaaon of enectal times ran into.,heavy pressures. Many follow Jesus to the breaking Knight blames Nixon tor the Some of the studies done by the Ities. Another change to be noted Tha Chaminade Musical d«ib phone records and can prove such FREE.. Just write In 16 words or less why you L. Zurcher, 623 Manchester Rd., make reservations tor an Evening dispatches herein are also reserved. But if it Were to yield to them, he o f bread; Republican eleotoral debacle of Manchester League were on edu- Is tlM increase of the board of East Glastonbury; Miss Gloria K. will hold Its first meeting of the of Recjollectlon at Our Lady of hut few to the drinking of the a call was made to him. like shopping in our new store. Leave your entry fall season Monday at 8 p.m. in rtill aervlc* client of N. B. A 8err- said, “we would be abandoning our 1968 when Califoinia’a Democrats catlcm, consolidation of utilities, with us before Oct 15. Winner win be an­ educaUpn from six to eight mem­ Miller, 8 White St, and Thomas Calvary Retreat House in Farm­ Ice. Inc cup of His Passion. Meanwhile, Democrats happily made almost a clean sweep of state library n^ds, and roads and sew- bers. r the Federation Room of C enter PuHlshera Representattvea: conviction and faith that most picked up the accusation, hoping nounced Oct 20. Decislcm of Impartial judges J. O’Connor, Regan R d ., both o f ington on Oct. 19 at 6:30 p.m., and The Many reverence His miracles: and federal offices. em. Upon riectloa, the councU will R ockville. Congregational Church. tor an annual banquet at the Americans are fair-minded people few follow the shame of His California’s Republicans—although will be final. Mrs. CTyrus Tompkins, Chairman, the June 5 primary is still nine It was in 1958 that Knight, tiien Present studies are on urban ro- proceed to intemew and hire a Alao, Peter W. Hawkins, 411 Ab­ Garden Grove on Nov. 8. who reallxe they must know more Cross. , ' governor, was persuaded to step newal and methods of attracting town manager. w ill presen t a ’Family Pops CIRCUUATION& months off—soon would be flailing bey Rd., Miss Joan M. MlkoUte, .’V if our society is to survive.” Kempls, Thomas A. Holy Com­ aside so Willlra F. Knowland, new industry.. : . 889 SUter S t and Miss Andrea L. Night” program ot music to be munion. The Seahury Press. Green, away the way Democrats have Itoatern Star Note ■ presented by members and their Th* Herald Prlntlns Oontiiaiiv. tne.. On the same day the FX^C hear­ done in the past. then Senate majority-leader, could Hembeis of Evergreen-W6o^ TOpriius, 49 Thomas St, ah of assumea no ItnandalTnandal responsfbuitv______tor wich, 1959. run for governor on the GOP, telativea. Membere may . bring tvpocrapblcal errors apoearinit In ad- ing received this testimony, it also Democratic Gov. Edmund G. cauiptsr; Order of Ulsstom 8ts^,‘ Wapping; Lawrence W, Beoudrey, verttseinmta and other readM.. matterms Rev. Edward W. Johnson ticket. Knight ran tor Knowlsnd'a 556 Bye St, David J. Burnham, guesta. PHOTO WORK beard from the representative of St. George’s Church Bolton Brown, expected to seek re-elec­ plannlrtg to attend the official in- Officra and committee chair­ In The Itaacheater Bvenina Heralderald tion, declared: Senate seat. The Demoomts opection in 'October, abouhL Sns^e 658 Pleasant Valley Rd., Edward in one i;anily tionie pac another famous television sponsor, claimed the Republicans were H. Daly, 309 Troy Rd.; Robert M. men of the executive board, re­ (1) Copy ealarging adverdslna closlaa houra: 4 CHANGE PI.EAS "If Knight's charges are true— ComxSec reservations for the ^imier with cently announced by Mrs. D. ■-rl p in Prlday. ■ and had him confirm the authen- and he insists they are—it is the playing a politloal game of musi­ 92nd Mrs. WiHlam'Fyatae of EUtaigton Earley, 7 Ravine Rd. and Richard -degTee heat. It has baen the special strength Belding, active membership chair­ nority group, lodge or other or Richard Riley, 21, Bristol; Gerald out area' distribution. . ‘ ■ Navy Cmdr. Forrest Petersen man: Mrs. diaries Lambert, aseo- SALEM NASSIFF of President Nasser beyond bis A. Mitchell, 18, and Charles Wil­ ganizatlona institutions, residents SL Margaret !Mary Bdwe and the plane emerged unscathed ciate membership chairman; Mrs. Oamera sad Photo Shop own original borders of IQgypt lard, 18, both of New Haven, and (Xf.O©©0@®0® The bus routes for S t Margaret from what officials called the Ben Huck, librarian, and Mrs. of any states or section of the T ^ m a s Pem berton, 18, New Lon­ 981 Mala St,—M l 8-7M8 ttiat he has been the one 'dynamic Mary’s rriigious clases to be held highest temperatures ever reached George Hunt, welfare chairman/ country or a commercial organiza­ don. RAIN OR SHINE »9 616 DAYS 9 ** (NO NIGHTS) aymbol available for a dream of Satiirdays at 10:30 a.m. at the on a manned aircraft tion of :uiy Bort” GACreS OKN DAILY •• = A M «o PM The X15 is designed for up to Arab unity and the stability and THE LOUISIANA LAND and Exploration Com­ 9 30 7 Wap(ring Elementary School are: Some of the other points spelled ______mmiraTM/tiai ------O i^ : Loaves garage for firet 1.200 degreos fahrenheit. The heat progress it might bring. It was as pany is primarily engaged in the exploration and V i s i t HISTORICAL M o EDUCRVONRL out this general principle in spe­ pickup- 9ffib ami. Fhwt pickup up is built up by friction and com­ such a S miboI that be was able, in development of oil and gas acr^ge in Louisiana. BI6 DAILY NEW AMSTERDAM pression of air as the craft ma­ 3 cific terms. The Civil War has to Troy Rd. to Rye St., gkniham Rd„ 1958, to reach across 150 miles of In addition, it receives royalties under contracts AN Auwemc tH Jtw w u^ , Dower' Rft, Soamtic Meadow Rd., neuvers through the atmosphere. be handled with kid gloves. There STREET Intervening sea and territory and 1 V > # / r / o with a number of large oil companies in other PARADE Griffin, • B^kffrid Rd., to Paint, seared in yestetday’s tost mtist be no reference to any dif­ VISIT THE BIG TO P^^ filled the cockpit with smoke bring the separate nation of Syria areas. Louisiana Land has an outstanding earn­ Wappihg TUomehtaiy School. ference in econiHny or advantage e:3 0 P M FRUITS, FLOWERS, \f&ET»BL^, DISPLRYS Seooftd 'hm : 10 a.m. North on briefly. The plesM hM a top alti­ Into federation with Eigypt. //ir* ings and dividend record and its prospects for between any of the competitors on Graham Rd., to Henry St., Brook tude of 1(X>,000 feet but noclied That success aMmed, at the further growth are bright. For details, call us. its highest speed at 82,000 feet 'the American commercial scene. St, Farmstead X>r., Meadow Rd,, ‘Tip Toe, Through the Tulips...V time, a possible prelude to further Graham Rd., to Wappihg Elemen­ And there is in this code a wist­ SRflNDSTflND ATTRACTION tary School. Plantland on the Parkway «riU look like Tbe Metherlands tomorrow and Sunday, when more than extension of the federal idea ADMISSION ful, natural sentiment on the part ih iiu js SEPT.30,OCT. 1 ,7 , 8 Purple: Leaves garage 9:40 a.m. 50,000 tulip bulbs are featured in a weekend sale. I^ter Brouwer, manager of Plantland, and his am ong the A rab states. But, .in­ Open Thursday evei\inge 6.1OO to 9dX)p.m. INCLUDES wife will be wearing these authentic Dutch costumca tor the sale of about 250 varieties of the of businessmen buying a program. FREE INTBRmTIOmL On first run: Griffin Rd. at Brook­ Coming to New Yerk? stead, it seems to have been (he field St., to Griffin Rd., Graham Holland tulip bulbs. A windmill will decorate the exterior of the nursery and, inside displays STOf ATTHC high point for the popular sippeal "There will be," this section of wlieByoa gke Bartoa’a PARKIM6 AUTO DAREDEV/LS U Rd., Robert Dr., Thomas St., Abby have been set up. If planted now, Brouwer said, the bulba will sprout In the epring, just in time ckocolateat caaAias, ii II I II RUMMWW— — — i ^ — — Hold of the federal Idea, and of Nasser the code reads, “no material on PUIHAM -S’ CO. Rd., to Wapping Elementary for Mancheeter. residente to celebrate thrir own tulip festival as the Dutch are celebrating theirs. . BECAUSE ITS any of our programs which could pastries. Choose from LII/eSTOCK» OXENDRftWINS C0MTEST5 * GRANGE EXHIBITS S ch ool.. (Herald photo by Saternls). himself, as against those who had oar big, BOW seleetioa. Msmbsrt New York Stock Exchango C in any way further the concept Of 71 lAST e m m n . • m a n c m st r Second run: First pick up corner vested Interests of one kind or Foster St and Oakland Rd., up MICHAELS biudness as cold, ruthless and Tkia weeek*a featuret to Woodjand Dr., to Oak St, to Pleasant Valley Rd., Long Hill Rd., tng Johnson's scheduled appear­ 111V(BT44lliS t« r another in the established Bal- Jom st T. Blair • Kobort H. Starkol li A0M.(7^ ) ADULTS CW/WW«w»« lE'TS*"CHIlDREN""^S-fT^ Foster IK., to Beelzebub Rd., turn Burnham St., Ellington Hd., to ance yestrday, George Morlarity, lacking all sentiment or spiritual Birch St.; to Brian, Kelly, right on NiWYonccnvM kanisation of the Near Bast. around at Aveiy St., back Avery St via Beelzebub Rd. to Pleaaant Valley School. ^ general manager tor the 3100-a- rhaaatnatay.7100 motivation.' Beelexbub Rd. Ellington Rd., plate dinner, also said that the af­ TREASURE-CHEST Nasser, for his part, perhaps in' H I H o !C o m e to -the Fa ir ! f M ore F u N in '67 Wapping Saementary School Pink bus: Leaves garage 9:45 Caslaraf TtoatSsmre evltably and instinctively sought “If a business man la cast in the Wapping Elementary School Second run, first pickup corner ajn., north on Sullivan Ave., to fair hod been moved back from role of a vUlain, it must be made Red: First run leaves garage Raymond Rd. and Benedict Dr., West Rd., Strong Rd. to Rt. 5, Nov. 20 so as not to conflict with FIEE Mr C 8iiM ta|-T V -liii to turn federation into rather com­ 9:30 a.m., first pickup at corner a Democratic party dinner being clear that he is not typical but Is right on Benedict Dr., to Avery Pleaaant Valley Rd., Hilton Dr., •aoieMbfa Rofai • PorUaf Arm tUU* QUALITY plete central rule from Cairo. Re­ Woodland St. and Oak St., left on Rhonda Dr., Pleasant Valley Rd. held in New York city that night. Wfflo fof aa much despised by hla fellow St., via Beelzebub Rd., to Wapping cently, be had carried this effort Oak St., to Highland Dr., Dogwood Elementary School. to Pleaaant Valley School aoOKLR T a SPKIAl M. Y. CVMT9 at central rule Into the promulgS' business men aS he is by other Lane, to Murray Rd., Pine Knob All of these routes will be nm Dr., left on Avery St., via Beelze­ S t Fraaois Buses tion of economic policies for Syria members of society.” St. Francis of Assisi bus sched­ la reverse order on the return trip. The company which had pre­ bub Rd. to Wapping Elementary CHILD’S STERILIZED which, although they may be de­ School. ule tor rollglous school at Pleasant pared this code reserves to itself Valley School, follows: Mancheeter E ven in g Herald fended in principle as exactly the Second run; First pickup corner South W ig d eor eerrespoadeat HEALTH SAND kind of thing the Near East needs, the judgment ss to whether or not BARONETTES Ellington Rd. and Miller Rd., left Blue biu: iMves garage 9:45 aOff M M l SIWE the programs is sponsored are of­ on Ellington Rd., to Nelderwerfer a.m., south on 'Sullivan Ave., Buck- Lams Bhts ,tel^>hoae MI 4-1758. put a final and climactic challenge land Rd., Demlng St, Slater St., — •. t ------;— fending the code. It doesn’t call Rd., to Dart Hill Rd., to Ellington W. H. ENGLAND to the business and commercial Ih- .*1.98 Rd., to Foster St. extension, Miller Oakland Rd., right oh Sullivan AVe. - n m t t e a s s p e a k e r teresta of Syria. These now sera this censorship, but me^rely "exer­ A NEW, TI(NE-SAVING Rd. to Wapping Elementary to Pierce Rd., Ellington Rd. to Hartford, Sept 29 (P) — Vice LUMBER CO.' to have Joined with those ele­ cising a, wholesome influence.” School. Pleasant Valley School. lYeeident Lyndm B. Johraon will • Open AH Day Saturday e 1 Lb. 4 Ox. ^ 2 . 5 9 ments whose pcUtical and military Between such acknowledged Yellow: First run leaves garage White bus: Leaves garage 9:45 'be the main speaker at a dinner a.m., to Clark St., Demlng St, honoring U.S. Senator Thomas J. “At the Green”—MI 9-5201 NEW 9:30 a.m., first pickup corner censorship, on one hand, and the pride has been injured by the fact Woodland Dr. and Highland Dr., right on Buckland Rd., Smith St, Dodd, D-Conn., Dec. 4. In aninoimc- BECAUSE ITS THE BIG that Oairo seemed to be treating bold proclamation of no censor­ VAL SHAPE Syria more as a province than aa ship, from Bell A Howell, there is BARTM^ MtVKM TELEPHONE SERVICE an equal partner to produce the a pretty wide gulf. Both sponsors pruMnt thrust for a separate Syria must think their particular prac­ 935 MAIN STREET - MI 3-5171 - OPEN 9 TO 5:30 - THURS. AND FRIS. TO 9 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS a g ^ tice pays off. But in the long run So far thra haa bewi no indica­ the returns a n certain to diminish HOUSE MIHT tion that the appeal Of Nasser’a for any policy which insists on WESTOWN STARTS TOMORROW Idea, among ordinary Arabe, la treating people aa if they had to ■ ■ PHARMACY atUl livety and strong enough to be hdt-houae morons. The way to 459 Hartford Rd. — MS 9-9948 frustrate the maneuvers of special the mass is always, in the end, the for private and two-party line customers prides and special interesta But way to nobody. pethapa it could be taken aa an axiom that, when such an Idea be- in the Manchester exchange OF MANCHESTER N o C om ity glna to stand atlU, it must soon ■p also begin to aUp. And if the idea In the wee small hours of Itself cannot preserve its own first Wednesday morning, the House of venture, the union, of Syija and RepresenUtives at Washington Fast, new Automatic Number Identification service— ANI for short— will enable most tele­ Bfypt, it cannot be aa]%d or re- discovered that it was technically Cabinets worthy Inipoaed by the use of force. If privileged to adjourn without con- phone customers in greater Manchester to dial their own Direct Distance Dialing calls his idea haa not really posseaaed Bultatlan with the Senate. The without an Operator asking for the calling party’s number. The new service begins tha people of Syria, It would do idea proved irresistible. tomorrow for all private and two-party line business and residence customers in the Man­ of your home Nasser little good to conquer Before it went out of session, chester exchange, which includes Bolton and the northeastern section of the town of (A) 169. Qyria, assuming he could. and home, and beyond any further for Hi-Fi, records And If Nasser is not rescued in dealing with the Senate, it wrap­ Glastonbury. ' Syria, he may alao 6a lost in ped up a little present for the Sen­ (A) Handsome co­ I , K g y p t ate. Thl* consisted of a billion dol­ Customers with Mitchell 3 and 9 number prefixes will be affected. and T V lonial cherry cabi­ Atoost evsfytMdy, at one time lar supplemental budget bill, wtaldi Ovon cooking net is 68 inches or anotber,.haa p la ^ at the game the government has to have to wide; has adjustable is easy today... South Windsor and Vernon customers who are served by the Mitchell 4 central office are (B) 75. o f condemning Nasser. The central keep running, plus a aeries of partitions. Use as a fact of hla career in power,, how­ thoughtful little amendments the not affected at this time. buffet, too! ever, remains that, whUe follow­ House had tacked on. ing a course of diplomatic neutral­ With the House gone, the Sen is t he has tried to construct a ate bad to poaa the bill with these p^Ucal and an economic and so­ amendments, or poos no bill at all. ANI will work for Lohg Distance cial progress In the brackish back- It passed tbe bill, with such moan­ water of civtUxatioR. which ia the ing and'groaning as hasn't been (C ) 39.95 Near Bast, and that be haa tried heard in Washington in many a Station Calls Only to do it with methods and by prin­ year. 'UmL, ciples which were not those of One of the amendments cut out Oommuniam. Perluips be was fat­ an a;>prbiH4atlon which would From now on your telephone number will be recorded automatically on all station-to-station N 'tf iCPniL l-5'tX HNISH lo' ed never to succeed; perhaps his have given our 100 senators ap<- Long Distance calls dialeid direct from private and two-party line phones. The calls will go Now you can have your Hi-Fi set, TV and OOTSIOF 'iVOOD XSD MA' .'NH- ow n nristskas have added to fals prcKlniately 85,000 additional a through as soon as they are dialed—^just as on local calls—and the Operator will no longier records in handsome furniture cabinets that dmienlUea; perhaps the choice la FADE RESISTANT COLORS year tor derit hire. so's homo hooting come in to aslc for your number. Person-to-person, collect. Credit Card and coin telephone will enhance rather than detract from your merely betwami a drawn-out con­ Excqkiond cotot retentioa Another forced the Senate to room-settings. Come in and see these and tinuation of his failure and a more our w ov i calls should jsontinue to be placed with the Operator as usual. ajiprove something it has been re­ other record cabinets, at Watkins tomorrow 1 L0N6 TERM OURAIILITY Sm how much larger the oval aheupt return to routine Near fusing to approve for many years. . Bast chaos. The for what It Ton get premium qaality (D ) 99.50 Yean o f economical secvice diamond leeVs then th« Thhi was an amendment permit­ Mobnbeat with RT-M . . . inaaws. Is now up to the ordinary ting members of Congress to use most completely effective fuel (B) 28” Chippendale record cabinet in maple has FAST AND EASY TO USE G. round diamond on the scalow peoplo of Syria. their free mailing privileges to oil additive in use today. And Here's How ANI Works: t. sp .||. 'I te— J"]:— I eua.otm, two shelves. (C> 22^'*’ Early American cabinet Cut time and effoft in half you get premium service. Au­ Yet they’robothth* send out literature mailed- merely in maple has shelves for 12” and 14” records. (D). NO U R MARKS to "box holders” or “occupant' tomatic deliveries . . . a bsl- SpooMni On The Stand 68” Danish modern walnut all-purpose cabinet has Stop and ,statt as you please identical same carat welghti | HUs, known as “Jimk mall,” will snood payment plan and many For Long Distance calls within Coniiecticut, dial the code “ 112” then the complete number THB SjBALBa other eztro designed to make 1 adjustable partitions; see detail plan below. (E> It's really amazing, Isn't it? The Federal Communications now anable the members of Con­ WATER C LU N UR « home beating rmiig twa. of the party you wish to reach. Number-recording equipment will go into action immediately- ‘ 21V^” Cherry speaker cabinet. (F) 40V^” Cherry T E k i J T H B OBWiiiilaslon is BtMglng some hear- gress to blanket a district or a and the call will go through without delay. Calls outside the state will be completed by dial­ Tl Hi-Fi cabinet with lift top. (G) Convert this pine Wash bfush in soap *o water i .1, la fs down in New York on the re- state without having to have a commode into a player cabinet. A CHALK FREE EXTERIOR ST#RY TREASUM CHEST DIAMONM M ioa iMtween sponsors and the mailing list. Mobilheatg?.f9 ing the code'i“ 112” , followed by the three-digit area code, then the number, -w - FUT FINISH IN WHITE AND AKIAVAIUELI ceptMt of televlalon entertain- The Senate has always opposed LOVELY MODERN COLORS nlwit, and it eame up, the otbar this oaj grounds of scoaomy, and 1 ^ 1 . ANI will gradually be expanded to other nearby Manchester areas and throughout the state ONLYATMICHAU . wrlth n t h e r strlM ttgly oppo- on the theory that it would lead in a continuing program to provide our customers with fastw, more convenient and useful Come in aiid ask us about A e t ■ . •zblM ts. to abuse of the free mall privUsgs. WE GIVE S m telephone seiYice. ' many other advantages o f hew ■ABV FAVMSI4TB INVtTB» | ~ OM Jund, it bad the testl- But mrabers of the Hquae say “ Oirtch Roy" ACRYLIC U T E X inter 0> Pstswen, psssi- what the senators really fear is GREEN STAMPS HOUSE PAINT BsU 0 HowaU C«m- tha possibill^ that sras member n U d i is e m aovr in hot of the Houss will use this privilege G. J. tn'seew isetioee of the to build himself up os a nominee MORMRTY Pull-out turntable kits l^ewuas It ipoasond,' tbe for somebody's Sepats seat THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY are available tor “A " HORR1SON a ^rnnwiitsty which Bi ony ^MjA tho Senate’s dignity BROTHERS and "D ” cabinets, it felt Uke to was ssrtousijr oftondsd by ths $11,95, ^FAINTSTORI Hboat’s behavior, and flenator' 301-SlS CmtHr It. JSWEIERS - Sny(KSMHHS ( F ) I29i (G ) 59. 888 OENTEB WSKMapC u a ttowH] Itowsfield, majority kodsr, o ^ . M l •58 MAIN 8 T .-M I 8-S741 ' t o m in t I • crisTons btow had been 3^135 U ) 69. MI 9-97U ’7 W a O tn gfSC 'O n m 'Wttom'

{■ me.*-, - ^ ■'C' '" r -wr — • • * '■r s • / ‘ ■ I ir : ■ - *■ I ■ ( MAyCHKSTER UVENINQ HERALD, UANCHESTER, CONN, rRTOAT, SEMEMBER *9, 1961 ;i^M|^25L..i P e rm it l ^ q u e s t ^ tow at 8 pan. at tha MaEay-Wood- aatowlttg at tha . Hirinsa Ptinaral w it E E U A R ; wort^VUnaral Hoin^ U i Hl|^ S m u T m MUn Si. foUowad^ a St, H«Mtnu'ypoit. U tm Burhd raqnlam Maaa at S t John’s PoUsh Casey Sttohgel To Move Building News Tidbits wlU ba in'Bmth Byflald Ostfli^ NaUonal OathUUo Church. Nasler G ills O ff Invasion froBi the AP 9Urai taqri •Oaorgatawa, Mass. nSa Rav. W altw Hysrim w m Signs to Pilot A permit to make' eltensUons EisMMi O. OaMer ealatarant. Henry Orysb was aolo- fighting had broken out la the and additions toi and movs the tor~ RoekvUla — Edmwid O. GaUtri tot and Mrs. Bruno Dubaldo, or- h M ' n « a Om ) mar Burks funeral home at 87 E. intot Syrian capital. ■Soviet' Pramtec KhruaholMv in 80. of 28 N. Paik St, dlad at fate ------— ics, 68, o f Hart­ Mets for Year Goiter St, has been applied for by homa last aviBliig. ford, dlad yosterday at hla hems, Burial "waa In S t John’s Oama-' ^hM M M iM din Mid thay Naaaer made no attempt to mini­ Miter pubHahed today in Tokyo 4' ...... Ernest Ritchie, builder, with the Bom In Oannuiy, Sept u , jais, taty, Baarara wars. Hanry Otyab, •mpowattor^-tlM new onbtiwt to mise the le v it y of the revolt dwrgaa that U.S. nSHtaty baaM 48 Ward St. Hartford. Ha to tha (OoatiBaod tron Page One) against his leadership. Town Building Department ho had bean a RookriJla faaidaBt fathsr of Mrs. Teas Haris tor Man- Steway Orysb, .B tnjiu^ ynio by logMotlve docnM durin( in Japan and Okinawa ,"thraatea fo t M years. He was the son oF diastsr. Om tnuudUcnal period,' provided Twice he went ,.on Cairo Radio The work, to be done for an m U- Stanley Opatoon, Alphonse Ru- uled to be held after the World ttM aafety of Soviet Rnaala and Its tho lat# Julius and Christina Quast Survivors also Inchida hto wifo, bacha, and Stanley Majawakl. 0 m m would bo ammitted to the yesterday with emotional appeals mated 820,000, when completed, AMan alHes.” Series. will visualiw a new MUlkowakl Qobler. lira Anastasia Pssowics Rmie- liflricture after free electkm. for' loyalty to preserve the Re­ Aotor-dtaootor Onnn WaUas la Mr. Oebler was rscantly rstlrod Tha signing of Stengel re-unitaa Jordan, Ion* a foe h oaemed to mean HuaMln la con­ Damasciu broke down, Damascus house will be added on. A small They won the World Series five in Tel Aviv retxnts. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. UJ8, BSSDS R IA N FBOIECT vinced there ia a better-than-even Radio ssdd. sun porch will be removed from Mabel Lennon Oebler; a itougbter. straight yaara from 1949 through > Gen. Gamal Felsal, ccnnmander the present house and a concrete Afoert E. Hm chance for the reatoration of Syri­ MIm Doris H. Oebler of'RockvUle; VIonna, Anatrta, Sept 29 U t) 1953 and again In 19M and 19M of the Syrian army, went with foundation laid prior to moving. A Ellington Albert E. Hill, 88, an independence. four brotbers, Adolph Gebler, Paul of Broad Brook Rd., died last night —> The ohatimaai o f the UJS. under Casey. Other Middle Baatem britiea and Amer to report personally to the completion date for the Job has not QeUer, Charlss Oebler, all of Atamle Energy Oohunlsalon die- Stengel left the Yanks tost Oct. president. Both military chiefs yet been determined,. Milikowskt A b o u t T o w n at RoekvUla City Hospital HRat epponenta of Naaaer may t^low Rockville, and Arthur GeUer of a long Uheaa cloaed today ttoii the Unltoi 18 claiming he was fired vdiUe the had been held virtual prisoners by said today. Tlnjtoo; three deters, Mrs. States and Bnaola are dtoenaaliig club preiMent, Dan Topping, used Huaaein'a lead in Uie hope thht 4t the rebels. .The Frank J. Mansfield Marine Ha was bom in Dlinoia on Juno will help break up the United Corps League recently treated Chsriea Schilling of IWeydcn, 8,1908, the son of the tote Manley plans to Join farces la boUdlng a softer word—retired. 1 Nasser's autocratic administra- " I was told my services no long­ Arab Republic. children of members to an annual N. J.,''Mrs. Osrl Meyer and and Mrs. lira Greta Hill. He was for­ the world’s biggaet nnclear ac- tlM of the UA R has caused dis­ picnic at the Manchester Rod and Vincent Jordan, both Cole of Manchester, died Wednes­ ton Center Cemetery. The signing of the colorful man­ A later rebel communique aaid want the army to Intefere in the tional a( the Congoleao Central Oov- 1962 TV! GOLD VIDEO GUARD.TUNER C O N S O L E T V UO Egyptian coqunandoa had been day at Anna Jacques Hospital, Friends may call at tha funeral ager was considered a fine stroke political Hfe of Syria. We Intend l \ cups sifted enriched flour o f pubUclty for the Mets wbo must 16i«f. 9letvr« mBM., NO h > <»• e( rKiinfultr sieluf* « rapulaed and captured "without a IVant a gourmet 'omelet for a Newburyport, Mass. ^ homa ttmlght from 7 to 8. to put authority in the trusted oompany lunch? Add cooked lob­ 1 teaspoon double-acting baking Kataaga hoide^'h^ said they compete for public favor with tho Mhltle drop of iUood being ahed. Survivors Include three other hands o f the people who have ster meat and paprika to a cream powder aa tar haivo not eroaaed Into powerful Yankees with a team that 9 The Damaacua radio communl- % teaspoon salt daughters In Newburyport, Mass., Katanga. Conor Omlao OTIrlen, trusted their army.” Muce and serve as the fllUng for must be made up of fringo vet­ ma reporting the claah with the cup shortening Bethlehem and Middletown, (Jonn.; Damascus Radio declared Syri­ the omelet. Garnish with wi^er- Funerab U J f. special lepreoentattve, #ald erans and youngsters for the next Egyptian paratroops aaid: M cup sugar two brothers in TariffvlUe and " a largo nnmbet" of troopo had few years. The Mets will play their an borders were being cloaed until cress or parsley. Simsbury; two sisters in Windsor m e ' high command haa ain' further notice. H teaspoon soda been moved by eommeretol atr- home games in the Polo Grounds lii'! noundbd in.all ita communiquea ita H teaspoon ginger and Bristol; 10 grandchildren and John y. Rtowlstowskl Haer into ladnalMmrg, Kasai until a new stadiwn to constructed But newsmen wbo toured the Cook pared diced squash (any a great-grandchild. nationalist aim and ita belief bi Turidah , frontier with northern H teaspoon ground nutmeg The funeral of John J. Zawtotow- Prevliieek and heavy material to at Flushing Meadows on Long Is­ kind) in a small amount of salted H teaspoon ground ciiputmon The funeral will be held tomCr- Saving the unity of the Arab ranks, Syria aat«| the border wsm open and skl, 88 Mather St, was held thto helng Sreaght op hy river. land. boiling water Just until tender; % teaspoon ground cloves n baa tried In all possible arays to forces loyal to Nasser appeared drain. Mash with butter and lota of Imap the movement peaceful arith- H cup mild light molasses to be in control. freshly-ground black pepper. The 1 egg, unbeaten M t Uoodshsd. Traveieri who flew over Damas­ pq>per does the trick in making a "But Naaaer and hla clique did H cup hot water cus today said the roads around bland vegetable really flavorsome. Heat ovoi to SSO degrees F. A not want It kept bloodlaaa They the dty appeared empty. From a iSy it! dnniped this morning some para­ * I ______(moderate). Melt butter or marga­ high altitude there was jm sign rine in a 9x9x2-inch pan. Add the troops in the Imtakta region, in op- of dieturbance. \ From an old Southern cookbook: srawms like piracy, and started Boil or steam large sweet potatoes. 2 tablespoons molasses and % cup A telephone call to Aleppo where sugar; mix well and^^read uni­ mart mad.rn ls-k«y eontsla In grilnaS Walnut ■hooting In a way that compelled Remove sklng and slice about half armed forces to Mfend themselvea lines were restored this - morning formly over bottom. Cut .-hubarb w M im color, trained Mthoginy color, grtinod llond after an overnight blackout re­ an in d thick. Spread each slice Oak Mior, or gralnad Mania caler. Faaturat T v g tl 7ufrgt Timar. and return fire. . with soft butter and sprinkle with into 1^-inch pieces; arrange In vealed that the northern city was any desired patterm over sugar big 7 ' a S ' apaakar, Spotllta Dial, M,SW '.1 ’ "Our armed forces wiped them restored to calm after suffering sugar. Brown in the oven. Yalta al pictura powar. ' ' out and annihilated them. The high and butter or margarine mixture. casualties last might when rebels II desired, use a few maraschino eonunand repeats it la sori^ for this took over. Did you know that oodflrii cake cherries , for. color. Tha Aabury • Medal H2T3S painful incident and announces to Machine-gun Are resulted in mix is a'vallable in a can? All you Trim, contemporary atylad console In Arab peoples everywhere and to have to do to prepare it is to add Sift together flour, baking pow­ seven or eight deaths as insurgents der and salt. Cream together gralnad Light Walnut color, grained an the. world that this la happen­ gained control of the radio sta­ a beaten egg and some butter and ing and placM the responaibiUty then deep-fat fry. shortening, remaining Vi cup su­ Dark Walnut color, gralnad Mahogany tion. The city government declared gar, soda and spices imtil fluffy. color, or gralnad Blond Oak color. Greater Operating Dependability! for fighting in the Arab ranks on for the revoluticmary group in thoM who apedaHae in alogaiu Blend in molasses. Add Vi cup Damascus. Soon thereafter, La- CUBANS e x e o u t t : t w o flour mixture. Beat in egg. Add Longer TV life with ■bout avoiding Arab bloodshed and Havana, Sept. 29 (;ip)— Cuban preventing the fighting among takia and eastern districts an­ remaining flour mixture, alternate­ nounced their support of the revo­ flring squads executed two more ly with water. Pour better In pan CHABBia Arabs. men today and revolutionary **rhaM peopls have committed lution. over rhubarb. Bake 1 hour or un­ NO PRINTED CIRCUITS courts seatenoed 41 other per­ til done. Cool cake about 15 min­ treason a o ln s t these slogans aiul The .American consul in AUeppo NO PRODUCTION SHORTCUTS said he was asking Americana in sons to prison terms up to 20 utes before removing from pan. against the A rab nation and na yeaib on charges of acting tlonaliam. They started the blood­ the; area to stay off streets. But he said that otherwise people seemed against fhe Fidel Osstro regime. "President Nasser will take the shed, so let them take responsibil­ Auether 70 persons accused of ity before God and before history." to be moving about freely and that Syrian people’s attitude into con­ the situation was "all very much couutorrevolntioaary a e il o n e sideration and Will give the last With' a fanfare of broadcasts went on trial at S utfago and a carrying a nationalist tone, the under control.” decision in accordance with the In Ankara, UAR Ambaasador triboial In Havana accused wishes o f the people. It would be rebela heralded the uf>rlaing- as a tiirecl men of murdering revo- "blasaed revolutldh" and j de- AU Fahmy said he had no oiflclal out o f place to expect any Cairo In­ reports from Cairo on the revolt Intlonary lender Alejandro Banos tervention in case the Syrian peo­ Get Our neuneed Nasser aa a tyrant, Prices As Low but declared: Angnlo. ple approve the revolution." Damaacua Radio aceuasd Naamr / of stirring up dlaaoialon among ■yriana "on behalf of his petty In­ terests and dictatorship" and dalnud the revolt that began in Service That’s thS Syrian capital yesterday has Spread to northern Syria. The radio aaid Aleppo, big com- w srrial and Industrial center only 2P bbUm from the Turkish border, Open 8 to 5 Every Day has "relaaaed Itaalf trom the bonds o f (U A R ) propaganda and de- Including Saturdays ' ir.-. clarsd Its solidarity with the revo­ lution." 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aaoi« tlw Mmwoii* publican, and C h a U e n g e rs L o se Independent But Mongolia deadly has «ai»* Meridtn — Grant vs. Howard B. on Mongolia: tivoly Bttls fresdom of sdUto fat I n 4 D m o e r a t ic Houston, Republican, and Incum­ bent John D.ilvers, who was de­ tn ^ o fto n t foreign p olicy iaadaB. 188 W EST BODDUB TUBNPOUD rreaaiw Tsedtnbal, MoifOow* feated in Tuesday’s GOP primary trained and raantod to theldeugh* Mayor Prim ariM by Houston but plans to appear on OORMRB pUEUMT ST. tar of a fottner mayor of itoooow, tha haOot indspendantly. Red Pawn or Free? New Haven, Sept 89 UR —Dam neada no direot wire to the Krem* MUtord—Fsnmy va. Arthur P. M iss B llia b e th Bell Cowan, o ersts choasa Iqr lo o sl p v t g or- Simpson, RepubUcan, and Incum­ LAROIR QUARTERS TO S «V I YOUR NUDSI Candidates Lauded daughter of Mr. and Mra. Francia lin to antio^pato the dBctellino. The death of a 14-ydar-hId Man* gasMsMons as mayunUty osadl' bent Charles lovlno. Independent PLBNTT OP 3VONT AND RBAR PARROTO H. Cowan, 26 Greenwood Dr., and here, Mongolia dearly, favors the Premier Ibedanbal is pot shove dates in West Havan, Milford. The campaign in Meriden is a Mias Barbara Ann Johnson, daugh­ Chester boy last month from in­ USSR as a doaer ally. referencea to "A m erican imi>erlal* and M srlden hfavs one, bmuae Houstim. al- By Miss Gasati and Priddy juries he suffered in a car-motor ______eeaUmw to r*ly on Bto- AUTO GLASS INSTAUiD ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman V. Some reoant daveh^Mnada how* ista,” but Ms uttenuieaa are usual, coma tiuuugh unscathed ia pn .a victor in tbs GOP {ud- Johnaon, 51 Kensington St, have ttBCkHWiUnc u thO'inaliutay of ly falrty mild. In general, UtUe scooter collision was not cauo^ by. over, do suggsot growing national mary tests. mary. may yet be barred from Ability as well as nxperlencsa "All this,” she said, "Herman enrolled In the freidhman class at Ita oeoMcny. But UoafoUa. where antl*U.S. propaganda appears In One challenger, in yesterday’s » GLASS FURNITURl TOPS criminal negligence on thq part of sovereignty. Mongolia has t^cned ruiuung. He naa been dtaiqualified tore Republican campaign themes, OlsMi did without Increhelng the Carle ton College, Northfleld, Minn. two others involved In the crash, wlaUr tampentorw aomeUniM diplomatic rdatlona with nlAe Mongolian nerwspapers, according iMmartss put a good scare into a as a voter by the rMistrar of vot­ Both are graduates of Manchester to a non*Communl8t analyst who ; v » : v and the OOP leleclman oandi- tax rate. It was 15 mills on the old, according to Hartford County dim to 80 degreM below mto, now states ouiaida the Communiat bloc pandidato endorsed by a town ootn- ers because part of ms properW la MIRRORS rony, won by only four aloa.of electors.' scheduled for tonight haa been Mongollana don’t act. like regi­ votes, 761 to 747. His jn., rain as blinkers while technicians devise ground- silos designed to withstand snow k snow to the W nm a- a way to make them work without all but a direct nuclear blast. • RBNFORCED ^ tact's estimates. Windsor: William Lexander, Tal or shine. Co-chairman are’Mrz. Al­ cottville; Mrs. Bessie Jenkins, 109 backing up traffic on No. Main St. A motorcyclist brokO two ribs to­ cape Canaveral, Fla., Sept. 29 Titan will join Atlaa in the Unit­ C O N C R E T E ^ UNO. Just let in the clutch, 7. Obtained options on four dump ton Sproul and Mrs. Gilbert Wil­ day when his cycle collided with a

— The Air Force haa fired its adjust the throttle and off you sites and has hired an engineer­ Holl St.; John March, 848 Hills- son. Police Chief James Reardon said ed States’ growing force of inter­ today some residents have com car on Spruce St. at Maple. nearly operational Titan intercon­ continental range nuclear rockets. •FAU .OU T SHELTERS go, clesringu 18-inch swath on vntty ing firm to Burvey the town for town Rd.; Miss GertVude Charter, The cyclist, John LaChapelle, 28, tinental range missile on a seventh ptm. The wmmaaNO’s rum d 3-HP Biigge A Stratton an- dump recommendations. 8 Becker PI., Rockville; Mrs. The Sunday ^hool children of plained about the operation of the A total of 27 Atlases now are on To T oot Speeifloatlons lights at No. Main and Main Sts. of 20‘/i Bissell St., is being kept at consecutive sixcesaful test flight station, with 18 more elated by the gins does the work. All you do k guide. You’ll get the clean- , Miss Casati listed accompUah' Esther Bujak,- 74 Overlook Dr,; Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Manchester Memorial Hospital for <|naflty W ork tnents of Olson’s four years ai Cheryl Dubois, 55 Elssex St;; M a t­ will meet at 8:60 a.m. Sunday at and at Woodbridge and Main Sts. One of the 98-foot rockets raced end of the y ^ . , eat, fastest, easieet enow-removal job ever with B olens * observation. 5,000 miles to the South Atlantic mayor of Rockville and pointed to thew Keevers, 20 Portlemd St. the parish house for a processional Landsberg direeta six prospective students in warmup for "adult hobby classes for guitar” he wrlll John Catalano of the Traffic Di­ WiNTBRKING S nO-CASTEA vision of the State Highway De­ Margaret B. Alexander, 35, of Ocean last night. LLPOLOMSKI his membership on various gov­ ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. JUUa to the church, where they will start on Oct. 4. Ready for the down' beat are Mrs. John Clark, Miss JoAnne Shea and Mrs. Leelis WaU St., Coventry, driver of the Officials report the Titan has Paper Raises Price eTlnttoiM(MRiMtrtbeiinNlM«ilseiMwkfii«i C d P A QC ernment agencies as indicative of Melesko, 71 Summer St.; John La- take part in a rally servlee. A Broomfield, all of Manchester; and Donald E. Gowdy of Coventry, John Nikitich of Glastonbury and partment said revised sequences OOiNORETE 8PEOIAUST have not yet been worked out, but automobile involved, has been completed all flight requirements his devotion to public affairs. Chapelle, 20 ^ Blssell St. second service will follow at 10. Joseph M. Aniello of Manchester. (Herald photo by Pinto). charged with failure to grant the for combat-readiness. But the De­ Waterbury, Sept 30 UPi — The ^Teiephone Collect ePsiHtoik*8rtnMMNiRik|..MlMti(Hvir ^ I Accomplishments she listed BIRTH S YESTERDAY: A three steps are being considered. STORR8—OA 9-90U One would provide more "green’’ right of way and will appear in fense Department can not declare Waterbury Republican annoimoed « L i | 4n s 4, n M tr4M nlN«liirtpM wkriM lrHaM A w V w ere: daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fred IITw Regina D’ltaSa Society will Circuit Court 12, Manchester, Oct. it so until the first Titan squadron today that starting Oct 1, the Read Herald Advs. 1. OonstnicUon of the new city erlck Denison, 298 Main S t; a son time for N. Main St. traffic. A e clialiArtvNraterNnwinwwto• M m ntilliNl meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the second would combine the pedes­ 16. is completed at Liowry Air Force price of the Sunday Republican hall and leaderriiip In devrioplng to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reed, Tol­ Italian American Club. Traveling west on Maple St., she $200 Baae, Oolo. will be 25 cents per copy. The, tha Centre Shopping Plaza. land; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. trian phase of the N. Main St. light Sse BOLENS WINTERKINO SNO CASTER todiy at Guitar Gaining in Popularity with another, non-confllctlhg stopped for the stop sign at Spruce,, P A T ONLT The base was scheduled to be current price is 20 cents per copy. l o 2. Speartieaded Rockville’s street Norris Tarbell, Coventry. allowed a truck to pass, then 84.00 Paul D. Martin, eon of Mr. aind phase. The pedestrian phase is now ready In mid-October. But a serlee The newspaper said repeated in­ lighting program, Initiated the BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. Mrs. Ellis M. Martin, 86 B. Middle moved out into the intersection. La- WEEKLT of labor .troubles interfered. Air urban renewal program, and eX' and Mrs. Kerwin Sands, 29 Cook separate. A third would prohibit creases in the costa of materials, CAHTOL EQUIPMENT 00^ Inc. Tpke., haa completed recruit train­ Guitar playing has become action. It providee a change of pace^ing the basic rudiments for playing parking during peak hours along­ Chappelle, going south on Spruce, Force officials predict it will be labor and newspaper services have panded the city public works dC' St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs John ing at the Naval Training Center, from a myriad of dally business the guitar as a college class as­ rammed into the right Side of the finished before the end of the year. 38 MAIN STREET—MI 3-7958 partment to handle more city Druge, West Wllllngton; a son to popular pastUme for persons of side the islands on N. Main St. in forced the price adjustment G reat Inkaa, IH. pressures for many; is a good way signment for which he had to pre­ front of the depot. car. ■■ *2*^ Qsallfying EvenU OPEN DAILY 7 to .5—THURSDAY 7 to 9 chores, particularly street and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Eafans, 29 all agea in all walks of Ufe. to relax; and also con be thera­ sent a written report. Landsberg sidewalk repair. SATURDAY 7 to 4 Roosevelt St.; a son to Mr. and ’Die FMendehip Club of St. .The popular Inatrumenit haa at­ peutical to overcome handicaps. gave him his needed Information 8. L«d in providing for the city’s Mrs. Frank Saunders, Wapplng. John's Foliah National OathoHc tracted some fl've end one-half A variety of profesoional per­ while tutoring him. new sewage treatment paint, ac­ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Church wilt meet Monday at 7:80 million o f the United Staites popu- sons today play the'’ guitar as a Among the many interesting STOCK CAR quired new fire equipment, and Hervey Vellette, Springfield, p.m. in the parish hell. l€UM to playing it, and one noted hobby. A doctor, drug salesman, persons who have learned to play sparked action resulting In con­ Mass.; Jay Hammarstrom, Colum­ .poet, Carl Sandburg, on avid sch ool toairiierB, housewives, car- the guitar under Landsberg’s in­ “IN TIMES LIKE THESE- CHRYSANTHEMUMS struction of the Lottie Fisk Memo­ bia; Mrs. Ellen Grant Laurel Ma­ Members -of the Manchester fstrummier, baS w ritten many pentera, brick Myem, masona and struction €u* the daughter of TV STOP AT . rial buUdlng and the Uttle League nor Oonvalesceitt Home. Community Players will meet to­ poema about it. ''x other* in Manchester have become star Efrem Zimbalist Jr. ,the ALL COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM "WORLD SERIES" bafl field, and in effective health DISCHARGGED TODAY: Ray­ night a t 8 a t the home o f fiVlwin Local teotimony to. the popu­ acquainted with the guitar, just private eye; and Morton Downey’s A much biggo’ daHiwnd than you would eqwet iMpection in tha city area, mond Morin, 95 Glenwood St playtog it for fun and ttieir own son. SUNDAY SCHOOL" Culver, 181 Vernon St., president larity of guMar playing haa been An almost entire family — a for $000 with spariding wnaller danwnd* JAPANESE YEWS—61.50 lip of the group. Anyone interested In exprwMwd by Arnold Landsberg of pleasure. ^ THIS SUNDAY-2:30r.a One woman, who is active in mother and five children (ages be­ on each side to complement the beautiful SPREADING and UPRIGHTS PUBS* i f 50— LAP FEATURE i f WOODLAND GARDENS joining is invited to attend. lOS' Lockwood SL, a guitar In- tween four and twelve years) — YOU ARIE INVITED TO ATTEND structor at tha H arford OonaerV- Girl Scout activities, uses her centeMienMnd. One of the best from Glastonbury have been at Mayor Harold A. Turidngtpn atory of Muaie since 1946. stTummtog talents in'her 'work tending guitar classes at tha con' values we have been ORANGE HALL has proclaimed the week of Oct. Lendsberg will soon begin his with groups of chUdren during servatory, Landsberg said. ^ - M f - - 1 through 7 as National Btisinesi fifth year of teaching area people the siummer camping season. SPK Iv OUCTs FERN GARDENS A student and teacher of guitar THE SALVATION ARMY 179 PERN STREET—MI S-7278 Women’s WeiNi tei reoognition.of the. gutter in his adult hfhby Guitar playing is also gaining in for some IS-years, Landsberg has TULIPS acMevamento’ of membens of ■" 9:80 AJII. 8UMIAINBT. GLASSES FOR AUL AGES popmarity On, the college campus. studied mu$ic at Boston Unlver- THOMPSON SPEEDWAY Darwlng, Eitra Larga Bfilb8 National Fedmtion of Bustel iU nf l^issl adnlto ffiaiB thi One'ManchteKer youth spent his sltg, the SchUUnger House at Bo<> * ' * * ‘ ■ I M . »>J i ’ - f (I V , I I ' I f r \ F K I \ < < and Frofeeslonal Women’a Clubs, musical instrument ss an avoca.- Christmas vacation last year learn- ton, and In New York City. B I N G O Inc. ______t______FoHcs Chief Jemee Reardon will 72 East Center St., Manchester lave tomorrow for Montreal to S U O O l^ attend the annual conference of the International Aseociatlon of 917 JHAIN STREET— MANCHESTER EVERY SAT. NIGHT-7:30 Police Chiefs. The conference, at THERE’S Dozen the Queen EHzabeth Hotel, Will last from Sunday to Hiursday. •• > V.- Mrs. Reardon will accompany the ' r f c ch ief. "SOMETHING EXTRA” Vets Unit Plans - -v. ;• M D I WITH DAFFODILS - ^ B■ I w ■ r m L a 8ENERAL ABOOT OWNING AN KING ALFRED Kitchen Social 71ie ladies auxiliary to Manches­ ter Barracks, Veterans of World War I of the USA, will sponsor a kitchen social Thursday, Oct. 5, at 8 p.m. at the VPW Home. - f !

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'.I • IIANCHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN-. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER S9, 19S1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^.FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29* 190t_ FAGB B itlliN T T - w w r f * : - highest proposed rate to tbs Mate in gs talephona- confersttos asr compartment I waa trying to bold — 37. Ice, autbmatlo answorlng Mfvlcs 2 Sailors Save tho water. I got the air up to Buainess rates fo r Individual and teletypewriter osrvles. atmospheric pressure to slow Ones would vary from 318.10 a The company proposes an In­ down ths flooding.” month In ColUnsvUlo to 317.60 to crease to serrtoo eonnsetlon Sub with 78 Skelly gold ha oonaidarad Mo- he igh chool Hartfotd down to 36:85 to Staf­ ebargea from 3B to 37; a boost to m 1 % 1 T H S Gee’s action saved toe submarine. TUm ford Springs. In 1857, ths Hart­ instiwtlon of sxtensloiia or exten­ When tha submarine took a 40* ford rate for similar ssrvics was sion bells from 38 to 38; an to- 316.00. From_Sinkmg io g ro o up angle to eurtaee, the FYiday, Septtmbtt CotoiMlMl tv Stadtatt of Monchootor High SchoM M r. W iU lim C. C teacher is looking forward opti­ finalist was 145 and this was re­ lauaky. In aix earriea, accounted mistically to the Indian’s next en­ "Up, two, three, four. Tighten thoae muscles there!” ’Fhese The students w ill be re-tested in the spring tO see how they com­ quired in only three ftetes— (Con­ for ail but aeven of the total yar^ counter with Platt at Meriden to­ aitups are one in a series o f exercises and skill testa given to pare with their present teau and with state and national norms. necticut, Delaware imd Maryland. icked up by the Indiana. A atur- n ight According td Alibrio, the freshmen recently aa a Juirt of their physical education courses. (Herald photos by Satemis). This means that. seml-flnaUsts In y linebacker on defenae, Ma> Panthers have a good passing of­ S A recent graduate of . Trinity these three had to score higher lauaky alao did a brilliant Job of fense and should prove to be College of Burlington, Vt., and than those In the other 47 states punting. Late In the flrat half, the tough opponent for the Indiana. in order to quall^. aenior fuUbadc powered the ball a new addition to the Mh s teach­ Bruce Stevens, *62. MHS Heeds President’s Fitness Plea ing staff le Miss Lorene Dutelle. The score required fo r lettera of A French major in college. Miss commendatibn was 133 and waa the satme in all 60 statea. Phyeieal fitaesa was brought Into^studenta may seek to better them-Aboys’ varsity squads gain more rec-wieyball, gymnastics,, and softball, Dutelle is presently teaching both the spotUght for ths American peo­ selves in any given sport by par- oi^Uon, — • .. it must .. be remembered . - y ..varsity sports are offered to thoce French I and World Understand­ MHS Soccer Squad ple when John F. Kennedy was In- ticipatlng in after-school 'intra­ that the girls put In a great deal of heya who have become eutetending ings. murals. time and effort in order to perfect in their respective sporta. That en- A t College hUss Dutelle took BtaUad as ths Prsaldsnt of the Girls' intramurals include ewlm- part in the International Hsla- m their akille at aports. Evidence of thusiaam la high can be proved by Dance Begins United States. After coaaiderable ming, tennis, soccer, Reid,hockey, their interest is the large member­ the inereeaing number o f varalty tkms, Aristos, and Dramatics Wins First Two Tilts research on tha subject, experts basketball, volleyball, and softball. ship In the Girls’ Leaders Cfiub. candidates each year. Clubs. concluded that American children In both volleyball and basketball, On the other hand, the boys, al­ President Kennedy, through his H er outside interests include Sport Season round robin tournaments are played so, put a great deal of work into K andiaeter High Sdiool’a aocem^were relieved. Bob Braiinick, '64, were weak, ea compared to chU- physical fitneu program, has put photography, reading, and sports. DRUG STOI dren of foreign lends. to see what team will represent its physical fitness. Before each class a greater emphasis on physical ed­ Historical novels are ammg her team ‘is off 'to a strong ■ start wla- Showed -great Improvement and The MHS sports season started Under the supervision of Bud class. When that has been deter­ period begins, they must do calis­ ucation. The students at MHS have favorite reading material. She en­ promise at the halfback position, out with a bug last Friday—or, ^ Btog Its spening two contests fbr WUklnson, coach of Oklahoma’s mined, the class winners play each thenics in order to loosen up thslr every right to be proud of their joys all sports, especially football OUR PRIMARY C O N C ER N .,.m PRESCRIPTION' ktoc McCurry, ’68, and Nell Wise, more specifically, started with a UJdiunuL SidiL — TLo <£djv£A. fijtksA. (jujiA.! other to decide the school cham­ vstsran eoseh Richard Daalslson. footbaU team, a nationwide physi­ muscles, and help to condition physical education department, and basketball. West Point and great deal o f - hand-clapping, '63, dtfended tho goal in Manches­ cal Atnest program will he an im­ pions. themselves. The boys' intramural which meets or surpasses ell cri­ ; Urn Ihdiaa hooters, psrrtttlal fa- ter’s first shutout o f the season. Navy head her 1-ist of favorite cheers whistles and other sundry portant step in preparing the youth The freshmen and Junior girls al­ program includes swimming, ten­ teria o f the program. football teams while Ufkmn’s bas­ , worltea in OC3L eompsUtion, reOed The Red and White’s line offense ao have physical fitness tests. While noises as school spirit sparked at *^We S a v e You M on eys* of America for the future. Thia nis, soccer, football, baslcetball, vol- Randy Smith, ‘64 ketball team captivates her. ovsr K . O. Smith B g h School of was outstanding and played up to the first pep rally o f the year. A program calls for doing exercisss Miss- Dutelle presently lives In . Stem by a 7-3 score on Friday, its potenUal. Reserves Dennis record number of students attend­ A WHOLE FAMILY at a regular time each day. The Hartford, MHS is her first teach­ ed the combination sports dancs- : Sept S3, and whitewashed an In- Karpuska, '63, and Randy Smith, reasoning behind this is that Specially Made For... ing assignment. rally and filled to overflowing most VITAMIN _ aaqpsrlenead Bristol Central aqusd '64, were "pleasant surprises” on muscles will develop gradually S D ’ sGaUed -6-0 en TUasdsy, S i^ 36. the Held. The diminutive duo im­ Jackie Corbett. '64 of the bleachers in toe huge ONLY AT THE PARKADE without being subject to any over- arena. .. Vstsran Jon VerfsUle, *63, pressed mentor Danielson with ateenuoua activities. Such exercises People Over 40 -S tarted the rampage aptinst Brirtol their hustle and determination. would mclude push-ups, jumping- Principal A. Raymond Rogers Success Keys Jr. started the rally with a short - r ^ t h a goal in the opening minutes Jerry Conklin, who presently jacks, squat thruets, ait-ups, end • Gives your body exactly what It 1-A-DAY speech giving encouragement to 404 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. • Ml 9-2343 " j n i an outside ehot Jerry Cbnklin, leads the hooters with four goals, puU-upe. most have to feel good. (Type) 88, followed With the Xodiahs’ sec- semed Manchester’s first taUy of A recent survey finds that Ameri­ By Goodnough the teams. Cross country team co: 1-A-DAY j^ond goal by out-bustling the Bristol the 1861 season on a penalty kick can youths are (kmaiderably weak­ captain John Salcius, aoccer team FREE DELIVERY! • Absolntely no other formula Aka (Typ*) .JgosUe to a loose baU. Conklin, a in the first quarter against E. O. er m basic strength tests than co-captains Mike ChuriUa and this. -^newcomer to Manchester’a vuaity Smith. Ck>-Captaln Mike ChuriUa their European counterparts. No Determination, desire, and de­ Buddy Feshler, and footbaU team MICHAEL DWORKIN. Reg. Pharmacist For People WIUi Red vitam in B-12 MOLl ^.soccer team, scored two more goals ended the flfst quarter with an­ doubt America’s blgb standards of votion for all of life’s ventures co-captain Tony Alibrio explained Over 40, 1 '■ In the eecond quarter to wind- up other g o a l living cause some people to become were the key words used by Mr, the aims of their respective teams. EACH TABLET CONTAINS; EACH TABLET CONTAINS; ^BtOVII ... with three .for the game. The ‘The one-sided tilt seemed to phyrtcally lazy. The cheerleaders led cheers for clurtve center-forward played an M ttlo down in the second quarter Harold Goodnough, former scout that team. VMamlnA ...... lO.OOOUnito ~ outrtanding offensive game, hus- Schools all across the United Vitamin A ...... 8,000 Unfit Until ChuriUa added his second Statea have felt the resulta of this fo r the Milwaukee Braves, as he Liz Dawkins, '64 Vitamin D ...... X,000 Units. tling and setting up ahota for tesm- goal and the Smith boosters scored spoke Tuesday at toe first school­ VKamlhB-1...... 18n«. .HlSt6S. program hut Manchester is an ex­ ^^R E S E A R C H two. With, the pressure on in the ception. For many yeaTa at MHS a wide assembly. VitaminB-2 ...... flmg. Vitamin D ...... X,000 Unite 0(xaq>teln Bud FsaMer account- third quarter, Manchester’a porous atudent in order to graduate must : sd for the Indien’e third goal in the Backing President Kennedy’s BIG DRUG SALE! ■ VitaminB-fl ...... 0.Smg. defense settled down and ChuriUa have completed four years of physical fitneu program, he com­ Quality Photos VHamlnB-X ...... 2,8 mg. and second quarter with aa outside ehot added his third goal o f day. phyeieal education, and Is given Vitamin B -1 2 ...... 8 meg. ‘ which eluded the apposing goaUe. The Indians broke the game wide mended the audience for the num­ Duodenal Subetanca Cone. SO mg. ono-quarter credit for each year ber Of students he saw walking to -'Halfback Steve Morrison, playing' open as fleet right wing Bud Feah- be completes auecesafully. Upon Glub’s Theme VHamlnC ...... 80mg. With Liver VKamInB-2...... a n't a a a '2.5 mg. rUje right wing position in the final ler scored after a shot by Jolur entering MHS, freshmen must take school Tuuday morning. In W el­ lesley, Mass., whsre Mr, Qood- Niacinamide ...... 20 mg. Iron, B-12 ■ for the Anal goal Matming, ’63, had rebounded off standard physical fitness teats, hi the last seconds of the game. nough taught for many years, a Calcium Pantothenate . . . . 8 mg. Duodenal VKSmIn B"6 eqaaaaaaaaaa .0e2 TTlge the opposing goaUe. Tom Best, ’62, which show students how they rank Karen Amalo "Quality photographs” is ths - Tbe booters controUed the whole booted a g ^ into the upper cor­ Bruce Stavena tralBc policeman had to be hired Photography Club’s theme for the Wheat Geim (N l...... 5 mg. Substance Qun against other state pupils. These Tl^sided Bristol affair. Infre^ent ner for his first goal of the sea­ teste can be compared to Mr. Wil- to control high school traffic, he year. Club advisor, Mr. Lawrtnes Liver, Desiccated...... 80 mg. VRSmln B*12 aaaaeaaaaee 1 IHCga TESIEB - Brirtol threate wero thwarted by son. Jem VerfalUe added the sev­ kinkon’e standarda for youth of that said. Perry, a member o f the science de­ Brewer’s Yeaet, Dried . . . . 80 mg. Costs only IVxe ' the Indian defense, reinforced with enth and final goal with seconds Among new members of the fac­ partment, has emphasized such a FOR age. At the end of his freshman Legion of Honor Stressing the Importance of de­ ulty this fall, students will also Inositol • XOmgt VRBH(lln C aaaaaaeeaaaae 50 lllg. the return' of two-year veteran remaining in the game. Hard- year, m the spring, each atudent it sire to excel, Mr. Goodnough re­ program to help all club members RBG. $4j96 a day to fool wol* PURITY find a teachw who may be famili­ : Oreg King. Bill Andrulot, ’82, Bill luck player was Fred Odell, '62, again rtven an identical test and " I t takes a lot of energy, but lated many Instances in which Improve their photographic tech­ Cholins Dlhydragm CItaato XO mg. A pleasant smile and friendlinees ar to many o f them. Mrs. Joyce NiacinamWs ...... 20 mg. Mc&rthy, ’63, Pete Lefond, '62; adm has returned after a back In- is mariced on his Improvement. handicapped persons have become niques. A t the club's first meeting Iron 8,7mg. it’s fun, especially eince I enjoy to all aeems to be the creed of I>on, a member of the Ehiglish 100's Ovor 3 monHw' : Mario Adabbo, ’63, and Steve Mor- Jiuy. The veteran center-forward This tame testing la repeated in sports champions. Such stars as on Sept. 19, this program was Calcium 78 mg, - rieon stood out defensively for tbe hurtled and got off several fine hia junior year. working with people,” stated Ka­ our male legionnaire for this week, Wilma Rudolph, Lou Gehrig, W ar­ department, has returned to the officially initiated. CBldum Panlothtfwts .,a« 3m|^ P O P l Phoephoma 88mg, '..‘I hldane after starters Doug Peer- shots, but was unable to find the In addition to physical education ren Amalo. Translated, this means Bruce Stavens. His pleasing per- ren Spahn, Mickey Mantle and Red teaching staff after a one year In one exercise, members tried leave of absence. A N f n s i P n c lodina ...... 0.18 mgi son, ‘68, sad Jack Aasaldi, ’68, right place at the right time. clBssee, which meet twice a week. that our popular aanlor la a Bonlty, coupled with hard work, Shoendlenst were Included in thia to improve the steadiness In hold­ SANITARY $ - has given success to Bruce category. Mrs. Don, a graduate of the ing a camera while snapping a pic­ Coppar ...... ,0,78mg, nunas’ aid at tha Manchester e Guaranteed accurate REG. $2.96 REG.$4J95 throu|:hout his four years at MHS. Having traveled throughout the University of Connecticut, ma- ture. A mirror was mounted oh the . MOilTHWASH NAPKINS Manganeta • a a e e a s Memorial Hospital and lovea the Academically, Bruce has estab­ United Statec promoting good will jored in English. She taught for front of a cameta and a flashUght • State o f OonnecHcnt 10O'....$|49 250*...$2^5 job. Pinky, aa Karen is called by three years at MHS. This year iH>proved. Pleasant Tssttng 43’s Magnaeium foeturtr of vitamiiM hi Hw lished a high standard for himself for the Bravei, Mr, Goodnough was positioned so as Co create a re­ Potassium aaaaaaaaaaaa OvM* 3 moiiHis' her claasmates, has high hopes of in high school by Including a large said he could readily notice she is teaching junior Ehigllsh. flection on the waU. Any move­ :Waldo Wins Award for Barbara Reg. 1.50 Pint. Reg. 1.79 Zinc aaaaaaaaaaaaae ,, InCNigV^j^# becoming a nurse eventually. In number of hononi courses in his Importance of a good education. She has two daughters, Judith, ment of the reflected light indi­ purauit o f this goal, she would 1, and Debbie, 6. iupplyl With Minerals. Reg.-$3.98, lOOs...... $ 1 .9 9 .. The black Angpa ateer of Bar- program. This year his courses in­ Showing that athletes are scholars cated unsteadiness. 49c Reg. 79c 29c 99c ■^barm Keleh, *64, tied for h M Indi- like to attend either St. Francis clude English IV, Wertern Civiliza­ too, he discussed the National She and her family live' at 124 Last Tuesday night, three club ... vidua] honora In the 4-H b i ^ beef School of Nursing or Hartford tion. Honors Physics, Honors Trig­ Fortball League of which 87 per Bradley St. in East Hartford. members, Phil Daley, Don Pepin, Hospital School of Nursing, after onometry, and Math Analysis, with cent of its players are college and BUI Pittman, conducted group * Totfid In fhtir labomtotfoo £ judging contest at the Eastern ReG.39t I RGG. 49c | REG. 49e r " W e I REG. 96c »6tetes Exposition, Barbara has re- graduating from high school. the latter two being his favorites. graduates — some even surgeons exercises on the technique of con­ r ■^^Celved a trbidiy rewarding her for Besides giving her time to the Bruce’s success at MHS has been and physicians, or Phi Beta Kappa tract printing. A ll the members SACCHARIN ' NON-STEMLE SO you win got oxoclly what -Jier work in raising the steer, smd town of Manchester, she serves memplified by the fact* that honors members. were able to make at least one con­ THERAPEUTIC-M tTwr name win be engraved on the her fellow students in the role of have been bestowed upon him. He TTie art of.winning generourty tract photograph, develop, fix', and it Itls you on riio IoImL ~«nniam H. Pew memorial tn^diy. Student Council secretary. This, waa chosen to. represent MHS at and losing graciously should be dry it. ”!!!-! « ^ I S!L1!= l nun-liiSiiiiiS! Nutmeg Boys’ State last^summer. ALCOHOL SUPPOSITORiES ;;;;T1ie HartfottI County team, of In Karen’s opinion, has taught her heeded by all, he said. Mr. Good­ Further results of this program U 5 P Vx Gr. mCH POTENCY STRESS FORMUU the wonderful art of taking the As a Junior he wag the recipient of nough added, "Even a btuiana gets of perfection may be seen In the COTTON which Barbara was a member, the Trinity Book, Prize. 5 G r . jl^ m e toi flret In team comnetitloii. mmutea of a meeting. ritdnned w^ien it leaves the bunch.” Photography Club’s display case PINT 12 1000's ... Since November 1860, Barbara She fills out the rest of her Bruce has taken an active inter- He encouraged the patronlaing of outside room 118. * Modo ospodoly for thoso undor Mgii lomioR or stress. * Approtod by dbefon. -has raised "Waldo” os a 4-H agri- week by being an active member est in the extra-curricular activi­ the tennis courts rathsr than the Phil Rice, '62 o f the Future Nurses Club, Girls ties at MHS. He has been a mem­ police courtq; EACH TABLKT OONTA^St ..cultural project. Before that, she ber o f the Student Council for four . 'h ad several prlze-wfaming dairy Leaders, In intramural sports, and years and la serving as vice presi­ Other messiges he gave Includ­ ■- .cows, but this part year she de- the CYO of St. Bartholomew dent this year. He is also the chair- ed: "It's nice to be important, but 9th Grade Council ' 5 7 VRambtA ...... 28,000 Units Calchim Pantotiienata . . . . XO mg. elded to try a new animal. The Church. It’s more important to be nice,” 23 1 man of the Assembly Ctommlttee. VRimbiD ...... X.OOOUnits Calcium ...... X03.6mg. rmperiment bore fruit. 17-month-old O f course, her school work Brqco was a member of Junior and "he who shows off Isast shows Waldo not only won laurrts, but ”»!fV Holds 1st M ating comes before her activities. Kar­ Bo;^’ Club In his freshman year off most.” Mr. Goodnough said VHamlnn.1 aeeeaaa# 30 mga Photphorue...... 80.Xmg. I'.hrmight a fairiprlce when anction- en's schedule Is made up o f Ekig- and of Senior Boya’ club in his last that religion and faith should play —*d o n e o . fiMurato Mssarch fo r sueh raporte. who fail to oooperate. ' . •m. 8:45 p.m, Jaekla OoHm ^ •fli ~ T OMrrtya MeNamaim, *66

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bakad baaaa,, pleklM; Friday — maoaront and chMoo, ooloslaw, butterad bMta. MUlt, sandwiehM d !% R a t e and dwMcrU aarvod with all meals. Vota wHh ootiAdanca! Vote Ra- e R eported puMican—Fun the 2nd levac to ■F ■4HOU9T. RnkAN, HD. elaet Qaorga E. Rialey and Har­ Wflttaa fo r man O. CNaon. For Hdea or altieni eonitructloa on October 3 caU TR S -«2 n — •itbortaea In n m l Veraen dniinc TR IM3«1 — MI 8-4566. Qr^iOut oommunlty watar aupply '■gptamlwr la about tbrn UmM the to not (hioridated. Can anjrthlng be •BMuBt authorUMd one jrour «co, Veraan and IWcottville news dona to any other way to pievafit CHEVROLET CO., Inc. iMwdlad thraath The H erald’i dental eariaaT How effective are Mewdiitf to a monthly report R a ok rtle Buraan, • W . Main St., plotod today by Vonioa BmM- TR 6-nM or Ml 64787. flueridatad deutriflCeaT or Arthur F. Huntbif' ^ L “ Ysm can fluoridate your own Jrhiktog water by adding X mg. ’ Huntinyton said an Inereasa In RockviUe-Vernon fluoride tablet to each quart. Thu 1 . ; \ taw houstny conatmetlon Is tea-, RADIO SEASON PREMIERS provides a concentration of one ttmeny to the conUhuM rapid part per million. T * may uae this growth of the town. Mrs. Sodowski solution for drinking or for food 8tsty-nine pennita ware issued preparation or Infant fonnulaa. this month tor an estimated total Fined $300 in The daUy m^iply needed for the at 8857,804 la new construction. prevention of dental caries wUl be Ona year ayo, the total was 1161, June Fatality Hermaa O. Obms FraaeisJ.f1ka$ Qeerga B. Rlsley delivered to infants and childten 815. /(„■ s u . t h e below the age of three years |f they drink a pint Older children Thirty-four panniU this month Mrs. Stella Sodowski, tl, of ware for $841,000 In new' hpuslny, Vernon Selectman Candidates in Mondays Election and adults reqtilre a quart To get ThompsonviUe, was found ‘guilty The CrOP selectman candidate.^* The Democratic seleotman oan-<^ Francis J. Pltkat, Democratic^ First Selectman George B. Ria- mainly in the Vernon Hills de- yesterday of a charge of negligent optimum protection, fluoridation ariopment off Skinner Rd., but al­ Herman G. Olson, -is w ell known ^datie, Robert W. Deming, sums candidate for Sret selectman, la 42 ley, running on the RepubUcaiv hHcic'lo/i' must be carried out for seven to homicide, stemming from a fatal in town. He was mayor of Rock­ 12 years. so in the Dart Hill Rd. and South crash June IS on Rt. 83, Vernon- up his attitude toward the poet he and a native of RockvUle. He at-, ticket for his second term, is a vUle four years and haa served tended St. Bernard's Parochial As to fluoridated dentrlfices, S t. areas. A 12-member Jury found . Mrs. general contractor and developer One fallout shelter, Vomon’s on a' number of town agencies, in­ is seeking this way: School and RockviUe High School, there Is UtUe possibUity that they Sodowski guilty after a trial in Cir- and Is one of lha -largest Individ­ 9rot, eras authorised for $350. It cuit Court 12, East Hartford. Judgs cluding the board of education, "QtHte eimply, as seleotman you worked for the American Dyeing deliver the amo ' of fluoride re­ is belny built by Robert McTeman, EMward C. Hamill imposed a fine board of finance and three school ara a leader and should take on Corp. and the Hartford Courant ual taxpayers fat town. quired for protection. Indeed, I am 8 Country tone. o f $300 and a three-month suspend­ building committees the reeponeiblUty that goes with before entering the Insurance field -He was born In Vernon, educated of the opinion that there la little HunUn^n also issued 84 niia- ed sentence, Bom In Eds, Sweden, Olson the position. The Selectmen have in 1950. in Vernon achoola, and worked ae accomplished by dentrlfices of any Come in and see Chevrolet’s new world of worth right here in our coHaneoua permits for $15,954, 18 Mrs. Sodowski was arrested June came to the U.S. when a young­ to control, have to watch. With the Courant, he worked In a carpenter until he started hls kind. Used vigorously, they only oeitlflcates of occupancy for $27, 22 on a coroner's warrant after ster, lived In Worcester, Mass., for ‘‘If you're not going to be re­ circulation, first in Manchester own business in 1949. succeed in thinning protective ^owrooms. Three new kinds of value await you in three complete sponsible, why run at the top of then in RockviUe, opening the first enamel. ^ and IS trade licenses for $181. she was released from Rockville a time, then in New London, "M y main Interest as an official lines of new ’62 Chevrolet c e u s : new richly styled Chevrolet T ota l fOea turned over to the City Hospital vdiere she yas treat where he received his school ed­ the ticket?" circulation offles in the latter of the town,” he said, "Is to see They do not remove food paiti- town this month were $1,696. Last ed for injuries. ucation. Deming was familiar with Ver­ place. that we have good government 1 elee from between the teeth as ef­ Impalas, Bel Airs and Biscaynes; totally new, trimly proportioned September, fees totaled $757. In the crash, her mother-in-law, For 10 years he was associated non before moving to town three A member of the American Le­ can gain no political advantage.” fectively as dental floas. The medi­ Break Probed Mrs. Victoria Sodowski. 80, of Scit- with the Beneficial - Management years ago. His parents have been gion, he haa held all offices in the He says his knowledge of con­ cations they contain (so-called bac­ Chevy IIs; and the sporty one, the popular Corvair — plus a full RockvIUa Police today are prob^ Ico, was killed on being thrown Co. serving as office manager in Vernon residents for 12 years and Rockville pest and was active in struction, land development, drain­ tericides; antiseptics, etc.) o m not line of new Chevrolet Jobmaster Trucks. There’s a Chevrolet lay a break at the Italian Social from the car. a munber of Connecticut towiu. he visited them frequently. promotnig various community age and general business practice resent hi suffleient concentration >r devote his energies to effective Ohib of RockvUle Inc. off Snipsic The Sodowski car, driven by the - He moved to Rockville in 1941, He is 32, was born and educated projects and headed efforts to is of practical use to the town and for eveiyone, right here at your One-Stop Shopping Center, and build Legion Field. tion to mouth hygiene. St where $8 or $4 In chanye and defendant. Crossed Rt. 83 from purchasing a major portion of the in Hartford and has been with qualities him for the post he ieeka. we’ll show you the deal to prove it. Come in now during our a dosen packs of ciyarettes were Dart Hill Rd. and was hit ^ a stock In the Ladd and HaU Inc. He is a charter member and di­ Dependence on them and the Aetna Insurance Oo. 14 years. He During World War H, Rlsley was Mually useless mouthwashes, gar- taken diutny tha'nlyht car driven north by John P. furniture company, which he now is at present an accounting and rector of the Christmas Tree Grow- a ship's carpenter in the Merchant Announcement Day Celebration! Patrolman Clarence O. Neff dis- Kirschgassner, 67, o f New Belm ar, ers Association, and stUl raises gMs,g etc., gives a false sense of se­ Marine, sailing on convoys In the N. J ■ owns. It is the largest furniture stoUetical supervisor. curity to the user who might bet- oovared the break duriny a routine store In ToUand County. trees at his home. He is married North Atlantic, Mediterranean and Sundayf p.m.f Only on WINF-CBS Radio patroL The coUlelon hurled the Sodow- He has been active in the Vernon and the father of two children, 8:30 teSr defote hls energies to effective Olson helped organize the Rock­ and Tolland County Toung Demo­ the Far East. He saw action as Ho sat the time of the break be- akl car onto the side of the toad b o " ’ hi«;h school use Of dental floss. vUle Exchange CUub and Is a mem­ cratic Clubs. He is married and 1*1 well during the Normandy Inva­ twsan 3:80 and 6 aon. A aide win­ and It careened 164 feet Into a lum­ O f J:own governm ent, he feels sion. Q—Of what value is the Gerson dow was broken to yain entry. ber pile. ber of the Elks Lodge and the the father of two children, a boy treatment for cancer? Masons. and girl. the most Important requirement Is Hs la married and haa two try ike *62 Chevrolet*s famoVtS JeUsmooth ride Thera was no damage to vend- Coroner Bernard J. Ackerman centraliaatlon of administration. daui^ters, la a parishioner of Ver­ A—None. The claim that the tay machines or furniture, Neff found Mrs; Sodowski negligent, in “Ws must combine the talents epeclally devised diet (liver, fresh of aU people In town," Olson says, The first selectman, he feels, non Center Congregational Church rspoctsd. not exercising proper caution be­ Steady Job should taka the lead, in guiding all and a member of the Exchange vegetaUee and fruit, ehppped in a BoapUal Notes fore crossing the Midway. "to operate good government ef­ town affairs; for exam^e, recom­ a u b . speclml machine costing about Admitted Tlniraday: Theresa Ed­ fectively." Jf/m oil(um m $150) exerts any Influence whatso­ Hartford, Conn. OP) — Dan Jesse, mending buderet ceiling for the wards, 16H Morrison St.; MrS. Very important, he a^ds, is a football coach at Trinity CoUegc, town’s departments. ever on the devMopment or growth neanor Skinner, Skinner Rd., Ver- strong effort to attract' more in­ claims the nation’s longest imr The person holding the top ad­ of a malignancy to as fanciful os it nm ; Mrs. Ivalea Pulkinen, U6M dustry and commerce to Vernon to ridiculous. addition of liver Ruth Millett broken head-coaching tenure at ministrative post should be re- cook out special Iras FkwsM CUSTOM MarkI til Imssm O rave S t a means of stabillxing the one college. He has been at the sponsible for the town’s total Injections and coffee enemaa to this Discharged Thursday: Mrs- Mar­ town’s tax base. Proper direction Hartford institution since 1932. operation, he said. V wMi ImtMt diM IhsRd. UiwqMM ftr d t « absurd diet makes no significant tha HObert Rockville Rd.; Denise T od a ya Y oon g W ives WIU in this area is needed, he said. dlfferencs unless the patient top- LaBol. 62H VlHaye S t; Mrs. Janet Teach Their Bxpertenoea Olson received one of the frvu cosifdrt, bw fidi bills Md friwbtt-frat. ptrfonw ira pens to have an aCcompanying'ane- aentuny and d^hter. Main St.. Newqiaper Enterprise Aeaa. clUsCn of the year awards pres­ mia of a special type. BUnyton; Mrs. Joan Secore, and Last year more girls In the ented by the RockviUe Rotaiy Just before hto death in 1958, daughter, 98 W. Main St United States married at 16 than (?lub. He likes horseback riding. Comfort Dr. Gerson was suspended by the School Means any other age. He has three children and tw o III onu Itaiuly liunie p.ic WiUi the Iron Fireman CUSTOM New York State Medlcol Society Haple Street School: Monday— I predict the dauyhtens o f tlwae gtandi^Udrah. BUY ly BOUND Mark II furnace you use a super- for Insistence on his claim. More lavtoU, buttared green boane, cole I6-year-oId brides will marry at . scotitive thennosut which operated recently, the American Cancer So­ slaw: Tuesday—pork with gravy, a later age than their Tnemji^i who the furnace with tiie slightest varia­ ciety reported that it "found no ac­ butterad rioe or mashed potetoes, tripped donw the aisle in 1960. Pupil Enumeration tion room temperature. This ceptable evidence that treatment buttered peed, oraidieRy aauoe; NEW LOW CLOSEOUT PRICE! fives you remarkably uniform with the Gerson method results in Why? Because the mamas will lodoor temperature. No matter any objective benefit in the treat­ wlateBSday—haadKiry wHh gravy, see to it. That’r why. They will To Start Sunday ■adhed potatoes, buttered oarrots, I ' J how ofteo the furnace starts there ment of cancer In hiunane. know from experience that 18 Is is BO smoke, no soot, no fouled buttered aptoaoh; Thursday — a IMUe young for taking on tlw Q—My daughter-in-law has Just I allesd ham and obsase, potato aal- The annual school enumeration, combustion chamber, no wasted oQ. returned from tho hoepital with her rasponslbllitiea of marriage. S tnn required by the State Depart­ ad. aunttilne aalad; Friday—tuna if their own msrriayea succeed Jlrst baby. She was told it to bet- and any aalad aandwicbes ment o f Education, wiU be con­ Ctaonllnass ^'^er for tho baby to lie on Its stom­ (and many w ill fa il) they wiU ducted in Manchester begihhing 0 l o a e n , potato ttdps, pldcles. t 6 -PASS. RNth the instant clean flams there ach than on Its back. Is this true ? realize soon enough that in giving Lafcs' Stratt ‘ School: Monday- Sunday. Is It.safe? up their right to a oarahoe girl­ Six Manchester, women have ars BO flecks o f soot Mowing from butterad pea« hood they abort changed them­ S ED A N Brewed only your**"*— ♦ . . A—It to both true and safe. Ob­ bran muSlnA fridt cocktail been authorized by Superintendent I ; Tuea- selves. of Schopls WilUam H. Curtis to in Milwaukee. .Naturally' s. Hunctaeds o f tests made with servations made at -the S^lecopal S6S the totally new Cheay JI with lively 4 - or 6-eylinder economy WffKMdrive Corvair for ’62... sporty side of Chevrolet’s new world of worth 8»ve up the oppoe- canvass'aU houses to determine $195 D O W N toioksHlelseting instruments show UM M»wMwa iMT. rai hM m Bwi Hospital of Philadelphia showed s flams that's aoMlutely clean from .■miUlic. H Sw im .ftiMiMl laS it that tobies who are placed face tunHy of further educaticn, the'number of childien from in­ -.y Wednesday — hot doge, not only dtaappcfnCed their par-^ 1695 ■*-*.777.-' the voy moment it’s turned qn. down suffer fewer diaper rashes fants through IF living in town pptato rensnrrle, buttered kernel ents- * but ■ also• riiort-riianged »5r as of Oct 1. The canvass should (10 per cent) than those placed on ottU» cam t and celery sticks, ice children. take four to six-weeks. Dawn 06 fua1 bills . Operates without their backs (28 per cent), develop oiaam ; Ttanraday — baked lunch- -And, so, they w y i do everyih in g The canvaaaers .wiU .be M rs. Mu­ BOLAND Owmri report rtfflsrksbie foci uv- chimney draft fewer scratch marks (20 against w g uuat, baked beans, ozeamed 27 per cent) and cry only half as in their power to keep their own riel Ritchie, Mrs. Mary Forman, ingi. There is no smoky wsrm-up The CUSTOM Mark n foraaca jjru, gbmer bread and fa^ping: daughtetoftom rushing into mar­ Mrs. yna Clark, Mrs- Louise 869 UEMTER STBEBT-*4U : 8-4079 period to foul the furnace apd long and as much. mdsff M l atlcka, mashed poto- provides Us own positive Indneei riage alT 18. They’ll be against Prutting, Mrs. 'CUire Hughes and OVER 25 I’EABS IN THE 8A5U6 UKTATIOM waits oil. Service calls are cot to drnft with predsibn controL No to, harw d betta, ptaaapple darag too early, agsinet steady Mrs. Cora-Dyer.'' YOtm QDAUTY LARR DEALER the vanishing point. natural chimney draft required. otnmka, Braad, buttw and iwuV dating in the early teens. They’H Results'of the oensus-will be M nto wttb each limchecn.^ know better than to' hurry their available by the end of December. HON PIRIMAN Hianm an6 ceeuiw Time of Your Life Vim ii ElementacT. School: daughtcra Into growing up. ' , T . ‘ > J 1 ( A f btoday — hambuTg loaf,- rice, And so the pendulum will very m vy. grain beans pickled beets; By ABTHUB LOBD likely begin to swing away from s *'NQT APHLIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY* Tuesday apaghetu and ham- early marriage, as mothers who Dear Arthur: It’s all so sad! We g ift , Cheeas stldca, toaeed Salad; married young, themeelves, do EVERYWHERE FTS JUST FOGARTY BROL Inc. 7 — frankfurta, mashed LOBSTER ON FRIDAY are a very close family. There are their best to see to it that their 319 BROAD ST.— MI 9-4539 four of us, all girls. There’s my -----. kentel com, tomato daughters aren’t in quMf such a EVENING s; Tluawlay — ham and cab- bisr rush to m arry and settle down. FUEL OIL. RANGE OIL, CONNECTICUT COKE two younger sisters, Betty and g fA oanots, maahed potatoee; Flora, me, and Jean, the eldest. We snday — salmon loaf, creamed . Jy «ge 25, many oC 1960's But Here It*» brides who married at 18 or young­ AMESITE JEDO HIGHLAND COAL are all in our 50s. uotiy THsahed potatoes, otde slaw; I *62 Chevrolet Jobmaster Trucks er will have realised that they Mom to getting senile. I Just dMsert, milk, braad and butter could have had thefr oaks' and «rrad with all meals. BROILED know it She forgets little things Northeast School: M on d a y - «*tan It. too. That Is, that they DRIVES like birthdays and anniversaries. could have enjoyed their .girbKMa My sisters, bless their hearts, can­ •pagbetti, toBsad salad, green a few more years and still have OBSTER heana; Tuesday. — creamed chip * nnsT m QUALITY Experiencd not sec that anything is happening had plenty of time for marriage L to mother because they do not baiC, maahed potatoes, peas; h and mothechood and respoiMlblli- I Our want to admit that she la ill. Moth­ Wadasaday — assorted soups, tiee and hard work. * FAIREST IN PRICE Best A-LA-HOB-NOB tuua aalad. ham and pickle or egg er has meant so much to us. Now Drive a new Chevrolet today! \ And they’ll do their beat to' aee Guarjuitee irS HERE...N0W she neds help and that help costs aalad sandwiches, celery and car- that their daughters reallM that * FASTEST SERVICE (Our Own Special n t sticks, chease wedges; Thurs­ Friday, Saturday, Sunday—Sept. 29, 30, October 1 m oney. -a fact before they aay ‘T do,” in- Shrimp Stuffing) How can I possibly get my well- day fraakAirtsr In roll, poUto ■toad of afterward, when It Is Coimectirat’fi Leading Paving Contractor OUR FIRST ANNUAL Visit our One-Stop Shopping Center aalad, macaroni and tuna salad, meaning sisters to contribute to too late. SERVED WtaCB TOSSED SALAD, the cost of mother’s medical treat' FRENCH FRIED ONION B1M08, ment? They don’t think mom’s FRENCH FRIED POTATOES,' sick. for the Car, the Price, the Deal BOLLS AND BCTTER Bess TRCMAS COLLA Co. Dear Bess: For the sake of your J A 2-9121 PAVING CONTRACTORS M I9-5224 BOATING ik TOP NOTCH WEiKEND SfCCIALS i t On the Concourse dear family, I hope that your mother is not senile. You know, AU W sdnenfliy Spedaln Are Good thru Saturday Night "N O T AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COM PANY" At the Parkdde Bees, leas than 1 per cent a t the JAMBOREE entire population 65 and over is affected with senility. Chances are D« i k Qato Gtstte A Tsadar, Fhunp, Young Tobm that your mother to not senile and Bargains BargainS that you are reading Into her con­ dition more than to really there. TURKEYS Lt; 29e Don't you think that it would be 39-I3 U s. Avg. (Lfanlt 1 Per Customer)’ wiser to have mom see the family doctor for a routine check-up thtm You Are Cordialfy Invited To Our Bameh n auak Heavy lyeatera Steer Beef—Well Trlhamed Just to alarm the family, possibly in Jurs future relations with your ' l l • , ' •. , sisters, and upset your mother by SIRLOIN STEAKS u 69c announcing that she to senile? GARDEN SALES Arrived! Pertiape she isn’t. This to what you to r ar BOTTOM must find out. 'And you must do it 312 OAKLAND ST.—Ml 9-9406 in such a way as not to upset the family if she to, not to irritate the ROUND ROAST , “if it’s for the gardfin or lawn—We have it!” PUNT family if she la not. OPEN HOUSE 9 A NOWI If there to cause for medical treatment, surely your sisters will contribute Landscape Specials! YEWS BOXWOOD Dear Arthur: I’m sure you’ve VALUABLE COUPON t/ never known anyone like my hus­ 4 Upright-Y«ws ron o n l y Upright or Spreading band Frank. What a' guy! He used THIS COUPOiN IS WORTH 2 Dtmifonmi FA to be a foreman, but he retired last TODAY a n d a l l d a y SATURDAY i JJuL CojhfuiL month. Now all he can talk about 100 WORLD GREEN HAMPS Spraodfng Y«ws .5U *1.50”' »1.65 to hls first love, basketball. Some 1 A n ls a X I "WE’RE SWABBING THE DECK FOR ’62 men retire, and go on vacations, W HH PUBOBASB OF $5.99 or MORE _ A reguliw $25.75 value ■ ■ lA i EVERYTHING MUST UOT some sit around the .house, some MAGNOLIA find hew Joba but Frank Just talks ORB PBB ADUUr CUBTOAIEB POTTED IXAMPLE— m i 14 Ft. niERGLAS RAJNADOUT about basketball. He uaed to be d Bzpitee Saturday, Sep*, afth PYBASHDAL OB GLOBE star player. Now he’s a star yak- TREES J ^ wincMilsId end statriM I ker. What am I going to do about ARBORVITAE ROSES •nd 1961 40 h ^ . W tst l« i d M O T M him ? Lynn VI Buy Now and (om ysar guorontst) Dear Lynn: You’ll either have to *1.95 6 ^,*10.95 -r Just the right slie for landscaping. 1.75 Save Up To develop a taste for the sport or get 50% Frank to sign up as coach on one of the local high school or Junior BOtH WHILE league teams. ALMOND PINK IHEY POEBI8 JAPONICA W E C A R R Y FOR LAST Dear Reader; Please send your VARIEGATED FREE! 695 questions to me, Arthur Lord, in HEMLOCKS HART'S SEED 10% MWN — 3 YEARS TO PAY care of this newaptocr* Look for Stop in and teesiva our f; -OUR PLEDGE: We will offer the th e S a e a f an answer to thoso of general in­ terest la future columns. WEIGELA "O B IH O LAW N aad GAJU Bhododaadraaa, Aaalpaa, AND > at fair prtoea and the beet to] ------aartlee. ’ several variatlsa. B1 BILL SCHWABS. DBN BOOK” far tipa aad battma, 4 yaaia aU. FERTILIZER Grand Circuit * piaas ra laadfseapliig. W Ht- Once known os the *TfaJor 1.00 Your Chotoe ! League of Hemese Racing,” the tea eapectaHy for this area. * 1 . 8 5 Hr hmrnfcmwtmt. Ltanltsd Supply Grand ClN ptt wee founded In 1875 W. G. SCHWARZ ttlth tn e n at Utica aad Buffalo, Roun 03, VM NON^m G9042 , N . T ., Clanralahd, <%lo, aad Spring*' ^5 B eU L lliH b

i ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY. S E P IT ^ E R 29. 1961 . 1 - ■ J. y - ' ‘ MANCHESTER EVENING H E R ^ D , MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRlDA^y, SEPTEMBER 29, 1961 PAGE NtNienim d a i l y CkOBSWORD PUZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE witk MAJOR HOOPLB are Bgts. Kenneth Trip; Frank J. Shay and Victor Klelty State News and Troopers Mario Palumbo and William BurkA 'Aim «U N lO H i^ (^ L y 6000F6Bf? Goygnunenl* Bmirteiilj Ticket information may be (Ibr ACC0RtiM6t>1U» , M (MUSH/tHftTS Roundup tained at Troop H. oflPM3u./iwao»r,iMw»A ausr a c w * . IVieOFCOUOMOO, yxj’Bc A t w m o p ^ •((iMomrt>itmf DOWN '63U6 (SOLD MINE iiB/r.1 11A«» Greedy Eating Habitt fSnM^CHEDUP0^1 iHbUtAOSAR» *sut* ^ (Oeettaaed (ram Pnga One) GARDEN Moire Shopping At Yittno/s OOLOAWAOMrMNB iTfIffUWIBWrm, SUgWittfe JDtputod Greenwich, Sept 29 (F) — Dr. >ng Lots Rd., in the rural and seldom exporting themselves. M ^ d u c fc ' le residential section of town. IT f r "Fitness Is too often thought ■sMe Police said that the children in MOnaof V I r of as an absence of disease,” he CoiulntiaafaUpt IT J ® ’ the neighborhood frequently swuhg said. "It Is also the positive pro­ S7 Toward tbo on rope nooses attached to the moting of health through diet and OFF OUR ROCKER SALE i r aimtoredaido F j l r p _ tree. They theorized the Hemming exercise.” S9 Bog down Hi 1 bdy was playing alone at the tree ' f i idlRooaofoIt’aDoal Dr. White, whose views on ex­ {dasootbea when he accidentally became V caught by the neck in the noose. ercise became Internationally &OAX H O O P L E * 44HaraagMS s r known when he doctored former S^. 46 Nina The body was found by the boy's President Dwight D. Elsenhower dSItgotcwtth mother when she returned to the 3 DAYS - Friday - Saturday - Sunday I. ta « through a heart attack during his ■•OonnBMiittl !T home after picking up her daugh­ first term, has Just retuned from ter at a denUst’s office in West- a tour of Europe,. Including Rus­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER port. Firemen tried resuscitation IT sia The object o f his tour was the tTOaaaralBrsdMgr methods and a physician massaged study of athero-sclerosls, which he B B n n m X l N the boy's heart in fuUle attempts ■ olfidal to revive him. defines for laymen as rusting o f WRench r B" IT the blood vessels. The disease Is most emnmon in' Many Items ■ISodanta 20% to 60% OFF U Admit Policy Playing ■SPartnerof industrial coimtriea where peoples New Haven, Sept. 29 (/P)-J*rlncl- Block IT are no longer obliged to do strenu­ •Standod ils in what police said was a mul- ous labor, he said. MPooms !T mlllion dollar numbers operation In the United States, he said, l•SProate(IU last sumer have pleaded ^ t y to 166 Hark athero-sclerosls causes more policy playing. deaths than smythlng else. It Is the The IS Were arraigned in Supe­ basis for such well known killers PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS rior Court yesterday, and after be­ as the coronary thrombosis. Sec­ SHORT klB9 BY FRANK O’NEAV ing put to plea had their cases con­ ond to athero-sclerosls In taking tinued until Oct. 5 pending pre­ lives is cancer and the automobile sentencing Investigation. Is third. Dr. White said. Three o f the group were sirrest' Holland Grown ed during a police raid on a Chapel Newspaper Role Cited Evergreens Street apartment building July 25. POHED The others were picked up later in Cheshire, Sept. 28 (JF)—John Hay East Haven and Milford. Whitney, publiriier o f the New York Herald Tritmne, aaya the Police said the Chapel Street role of the newspaper Is more Im­ S-6-7 YBAA-OID building eerved as headquarters for portant than ever In spreading TULIP numbers playing In the southern truth In a troubled .world. BALLED and BUBLAPPEO half of Connecticut and parts of "Evet. a Night mistake by a ROSES Now York State. The daily "take” great nation can be fatal,” he told was about (20,000, according to po­ lice. a meeting of editors last night. Judge Alva P. Lolselle denied an "That is reason for won-ying about attempt by the accused to enter the quality o f bur oomnninioatlons REG. 2.19 Each between nations. BULBS pleas of no contest to the charge. $1.89 L... The accused are James DelVec- “An informed citizenry will de­ chlo, 40, who lived at the apart­ fend Its liberties. Ths uninformed Eoeli Sure To Bloom ment building; his brother Law­ osm ot;’' rence DelVecchlo, 54, of 41 Bar- Whdtney spoke st the Joint fall raclaugh Ave., Hamden; h is meeting o f Oonnectlout members IN LOTS OF 8 OR MORE nephew, Joseph DelVelcchio, 21, of of the Aesociated Press and the 238 Butler St., Hamden; Mrs. Mil­ Connecticut Daily Newspapers As­ dred Angell, 31, of 88 Oak Ave., sociation. ? YOUR CHOICE: Milford, and Rose DelVecchlo, East He said the people of East Ber­ Haven. lin may doubt what they are told Also Ralph DeMasI, 40, o f 446 of life In the West, but without eARBORVITAE e SPRUCE “r did everything wrong ton^iM. Mom! I picked too Center St, Bridgeport; Arthur facts "they cannM be informed." Oarcla, East Haven; Samuel Jor­ Climbers expensive a restaurant, ate too much, and let The Conununism, Whitney said, ANDROMEDA BIOTA dan, Bridgeport; Pelleg^dno Milo, by buUddng the Berlin wall and e e Freddie know I had ihj^ allowance!" 45, Bridgeport; Peter Mincelello, otherwise bottling up the fiow of 45, Bridgeport; Armand PagUnco, refugees to the West have shown e BOXWOOD e AZALEA Hybrid-Tea Buy 1 dosen at the regular pricer-Re- 87, of 47 Spring St., Devon, and "their utopia Is a gigantic Aloa Mrs. Elaine YakufheWlch, of 35 traz." eeive the second one for only le. Tulip UTTLE SPORTS B Y ROUSON Independent Rd., Milford. e RHODODENDRON e JUNIPER During a business session, the Floribunda bulbs only. Connecticut Daily Newspapers As­ T ettim on ia l T ueaday sociation voted to help certain Hartford, Sept. 29 (JF) — Some Connecticut teachers attend Uni­ 800 former associates are expected versity of Rhode Island summer to attend a testimonial dinner in seminars on using newspaper in the Indian Hill Country Club, teaching.’ C O M E SEE! Newington, Tuesday night for for­ C O M E SA V E! mer State Police Lt. Edward C. STRIKE DBAOUNE SET Steele of Meriden, who retired re­ 6 o«1 iM iu'M CrW . iWaterbury, Sept. 28 (F) — Mem­ cently after 20 years service with bers of the 'United Auto Workers the department at ScovlU Manufacturing Co. plan LAWN to begin a strike at 7 Am. on Oct. LIME Guest speakers will include Gen. B. C. BY JOHNNY HART Alphonse DlFlorl of Rome, cur­ 7 if their contract dispute la still rently studying American police unresolved at that time. The dead­ methods, and Lt. Thomas Leonard, line was set last night by stewards commanding officer of Troop P, of UAW Local 1604. 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UBAQDB Sporta Rdltor S-3307 .ORchard 8-3468, or ORchard PhlllMlelphla, Sept. 29 (J7 — A PREPARE FOR driver’s test. specializing in Twenty Year Bon3 8-9839. Avon, conn. tsatt ....n M .609 source e k m to the Peonsylvanta Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class ed Roofs. Call Ml 9-7707. N«w York <^P>—The Octo­ t m . .68 6 t .476 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Athletic Ckrtnmlselon today quoted 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. room. Three instructors. No wait­ SEWING MACHINE operators ber jinx has overtaken Mick' SSB n sb clsoo 64 67 AS6 1“ Gida Program Set for West Side one of the members a# saying that ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ BIDWEU. HOME Improvament a-m.-4:IO p.m., menced p BOIWaukee < ...8 1 76 U Cknnpany-ali types a t swing and ey Mantle early this year. N«w York—Once put theirf eomparlaon in th# catching depart-OBobby Richardson, shortstop Tony • Stories will be making the rounds tomorrow, afternoon and leading heavyweight contender my. PI 6-7249. ferred. Ap kSSSler Toy St. lAUla ....7 8 74 JSIS night'at the West Side Oval and Garden Grove, some true and Smmy Uston’e chaiwee for rein­ roofins. Ajumimim clapbom s a peny. 60 Hard S t With a history ,of ailments Pittsburgh ...76 78 .486 S’* pitching, where the teams are ment Kubek and third, baseman Boyar. COPY CLOSING TIME »X)K CLASSIFIED ADVT. LARSfjN’S Oonnectlcut’a first li­ spetfiaito. UnexeeUed werkmaa- Bulk of Power The beat of the Reds’ infielders statement are "ihuch better than MONDAY Ibni FRIDAT 16M9 AAL'-KATURDAY 9 AJ)L and injuries besetting him at Chicago ...... 66 86 .414 rated fairly even, the New sotne that, well, could be taken with a grain of salL The occa­ they were a week ago” following censed driving school trained — ship. $^9-«49S. GONNE(3TICUT registered licensed World Series time, the fleet FhO aM M a ..47 16S .609 The bulk of Cfinclnnatl’s power Is second baaemiui Dbn Blastngama sion will be the W est Side Old ’Timers* Reunion which actual­ Certified and approved la now of­ practical mine for relief ahifta in « ' / l York Yankees have a 'wide figures to come from Frank Robin­ but he falls to maasnre np to Rich­ his acquittal by a Judge on a police New York Yankee slugger who, 1liiiraday*8 Resotts ly starts tonight with a street parade scheduled at 6:30. To­ charge. PLEASE READ YOUR AD fering classroom and behind convaleacent home in RockvUIa. edge statistically over the son, Vada Pinson, Coleman and ardson. Shortstop Sddie Kasko is wheel instruction for teenagers. Roofing and Chinneva 1f-A Tel. TR 5-4291. with teammate Roger M uis, has Urn Asgelea 16, PhUadelphia 6 morrow morning, there will be field events galore for young­ Judge Joseph Gold yesterday ac­ given new meaning to the Initials San Francisco 7, Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati Reds for the World Fteieae, with part-time help from a''steady though not iqieetacular •r ‘Olliaat A6s* ora takra #rar tbs phsM m • «oo. MI 9-6075. Series. Wally Post and Jerry Lynch. ’The perofrmer. Freeae at third and sters at the Oval, known In the#______quitted Liston in a non-jury M ai vasUsMt. H m mRwrVmm tihooM rrad Ms «6 tin r w m DAT IT ROOpTNO— Spada’lzing repairing ONE OR TWO women, child cara 3f*M, today la in I>nox Hill Hos- Only Oansea Scheduled guod 'old'days as the Four-Acres, ’The Yankees will go into thalr six have hit a combined total of Coleman at first are Just adequate. of a charge that he turned o(f his APPEARS aM BBPOBT BBRUBS to ttOM tor tka MSt taaer- roofs of all kinds, new ____ roou,, gut- in my home, 34 p.m. daily. Oc­ pttal. vlctlin of an abscess in the Today’s Gamee with a baseball exhibition game In York when I approached him ter. work, chimneys cleaned, re region above the right hip. He’ll Onoinnatl (O’Toole 18-6) at 26th series not only with more 137 home runs. This figure falls far ’The Reds have what may be the auto Ughte to avoid identiflohUon IIQA Tka HaraM la reapaaalMa tor aoi^ ONB toaonaat ar amittad casional full weeks and occaalon-' the afternoon, • along about 2 Wednesday afternoon. by police after rn incident in FsJr- toaartloa tm a«y advcHlaauaot aad tiwa aaly to tka astaat at a Garago-^om co— Stonuro 10 paired. Aluminum sldlw. 80 aUy overnight. Good wages. Refer­ play no more during the regular PtUoburgh (Fooe 1-0 ), 6:15 pju. victorles.,and more experience than short of the 205 home runs hit weakest catching staff ever to rep­ “Nice iwln last night,” I com­ by Roger Maris (60), Mickey O’clock, featuring the Blueflelda nvount PSjnk last June 12 during ' wtloa. Bitan'arktok da aat tomw Mm valae af years’ experience. Free estimates. ences. Box O, Herald. aeason. He probably will be ready Saa Frandooo (McObmlck 18' the Reds, but With more niha, resent a club in a World Seriea. of the 1980 period and the West mented. '"Sure was,”'. 1 Rollle>n11 an­ GARAGE for rent, comer Oak and Cau Hawley, IQ 84361. W 34763. for the Worid Series. 16 or BoUa 6-1) at Milwaukee more homers, more double palyi Mantle (64), Skowron (28), Yo^ With youngsters John Edwards which he and a companion were t arm aat ka earwalad kp 'totoka gaad" toaartloa. Sides, of both the 20s and 80a, and swered. "It waa the first time accused o f Mopping a wonwn mo­ Spruce Sts., call at Russell’s Bar­ HOUSEKEEPER to live with The star centerfield had been (Spahn 66-16 or Cloulager 7-6), io and fewet errors. The Reds have Berra (22), Elston Howard (21) and Jerry Zimmerman short of big I’Ve ever won a game In relief.” ter Shop, 196 Spruce St. and John Blanchard (20). possibly the 1900s. torists widow. Woman with driver’i li­ ailing with a virus for 10 days. stolen more bases. league experience, Maniiger Frra It'll be a grand tima, that le The big righthander, who Jumped TODB OOOPEBATIOH WILL Heating and Plaiabing 17 cense preferred. Pleasant home. With the development of the ab- Only Games Scheduled Only in the outfield does Cincin­ As a team, the Yankees have Hutchinson probably will entrust from Class D to the major leagues The source, who did not want BB APPBBtTATVD Diol Ml 3-2711 Osll MI 9-3782 assured, with fun for (he entire PLUMBING AND heating - re cess he was ordered Into the hos­ Saturday’s Schedule nati present adequate competition smashed 238 home runs to C in c/s the bulk of the receiving to Dar­ family and perhaps a few aches in one year, had set Baltimore to be identified by name, also gave Business ftenrlecs Offered l.Y modeling— Installations,sssewsieaMvise repairs pital yesterday, when Dr. Sydney Wndnnatl at PttMnirgh but even there the Reds run second 156, In' eight more games. ’They rell Johnson, a good-fiud, no-hit and paina for the elder gentlemen down in order Tuesday night In other indicationa that the Penn­ PILGRIM MILLS is looking for Gaynor, the club physician, ex- IxM Angeles at CUoage best on paper to the Mantle-Marls- have scored 821 nms to the Reds’ refugee from S t Louis, Chicago, three innings. He atruck out five sylvania commiaaiona, which lifted All workrork guaranteed, 38 years ex­ salesladies to work full time, noon who will tty to act 21 again on COSMA APPLIANCE Service-Re­ perience. 34-hour service. Call cised and packed the Infected Saa FraaciMo at MUwankee Berra trio. 695. New York, Philadelphia and' points ■the diamond. and despite the great perform­ Liston’s license indefinitely after till 9 p.m. Apply Manager, Cheney pairs all makes refrlgaratora, Earl VanCamp. MI 9-4749. Hall, Hartford Road, Manchester.. area. St. IxMiio at Philadelphia New York has a big margin In Yankees top the Reds in fielding west. Johnson a few years ago was Following the parade tonight, ance, was the subject of boos, as the run-in with the law last sum­ Sunday’s Game infield defense, although (Sncln- by only two percentage points but a third stringer with the Yankees. the majority of the crowd wanted mer, might act favorably' In re­ freeseri, washing machines, dry- Gaynor said last night hospital­ there will be a block dance at the FOR THE HRST TIME ANYWHERE era ranges, oil and gas bumera. A LADY ALONE wcluld like a lady isation of two or three days taight St. Louis at Philadelphia natl’s first baseman, Gordon Cole­ they’ve completed 180 double plays Compare this trio with Howard, Oval tennis courts with disc Baltimore to tie the score, or go storing it. ITiis would open Um Radio-TV Repair ClndnnaG at Pittsburgh man, and third, baseman Gene to 122 by the Reds. The big defen­ one of the American League’s lead­ ahead in the ninth. In order for way for a title bout with Heavy­ MI 94)055. All work guaranteed. to come make her home with me be expected, and there was no Jockey Jerry Bishop running the Services 18 ag companion and housekeeper. chance o f ICantle playing out the Los Angeles at Chicago Freese can hold their own against sive edge la In the infield where ing hitters, and Blanchard, aa program. Roger Maris to get a chance to weight Champion Floyd Patterson LA7YN MOWBRS aharpeued and San Fraaoiaco at BUlwauhee the Yanks’ Bill Skowron and Clete Jilt home run No. 61. next year. A M-HOUR WANT AD ANSWERINR Good home not too old. Would liks remainder of the regular season, the Yankees have three fielding dangerous a clutch hitter as vou’ll The Bluefields, comprised main­ repaired aalea and service, pick CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, Interview. Box S, Herald. udiich ends Sunday. However, .it Boyer in hitting power. There is no standouts in second baseman find. And then there’s always loxogt "How did It feel to be pitching Under Priests Clare ujp and delivary. Onnpleta Hne of available all hours. Satisfaction ly of West Side youngsters, at the good ball and hear the boos?" I la expected he will be ready for -AMERICAN UEAODE time, plus old pro Hook Brennan, The sow-ce said that the Rev. SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS Toro riders, reals, and rotariaa, guaranteed. Call MI 9-1116. WITHOUT NEGLECTINO horn# W. L. Pet. GB,' asked, Edward Murphy, a Denver, (3olo., gardengarden and lawn aupplleaauppllea. L S M and family have a lot of extra the World Series with the Chicin- Netw York ., now dressed, were Just about the natl Reds, starting at Yankee .106 68 .667 — "Didn’t bother me at all. I knew Catholic prieM, under whose care Want Infornutioa aa eaa of our etoaslfled advcrtlssastatof Equlprnam OorpmUon, RRfluta n . TV SERVICE—All makea. Honest. money working near . home. Avon Detroit . 98 61 best baseball team in the state what they (fans) wanted but I Ma Economical. lOgh quaUty parts. Stadium Wednesday. .616 8 In^idns at Platt The astute Jimmy EViley, a fellow Uston placed himself when he was ans\ver at the telepbnna ttstedt Slnply call tka Vernon, Oimn. TR 9-T009. is well liked and sells so easily. Balthnore ., . 98 67 .561 16)4 also knew that I wanted too, to told to rehabilitate himaelf, had Guaranteed 90 days Famous for We will help you get started. Ask The current misfortune is strict­ Chicago ..., . 86 74 who knew basebem inside and out, win the game,” he said. "I’m sure CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. servlca since 1931. Phene Ml ly in keeping with Mantle’s luck. A68 60)4 Street Parade Set written "encouraging reports” to for home Interview. Phone BU Cleveland .. . . 77 81 .487 68)4 Losers In.tlielr opeBlng game handled the club and - tomorrow Roger (Maria) felt like I did.” MANCHESTIR ANSWERING SERVICE Reasonable rates. Call PI 6-7658 9-4887. Pottarton's, 180 O uter St. 9-4922 today. Aa far back aa 1951, hia first year afterhoon he’ll be at the helm the commissioh. Father Murphy- Boston ...... 76 88 .478 SO of the 1961 schoollMy fodtbiB ’ Would Sheldon like to be at M l V 4 S 0 0 between 1:80-4:80 er Shy Urns In the majors, he suffered a right again. Most of the old faces are New Haven Saturday for the was a character witness at Liston’s Saturday or Sunday. t e l e v is io n antfsmaa and rotor MAID FOR motel, hours can be MQanesota ., . 70 87 .446 85 Coach Tony AUbrio*ir one-day trial yesterday. knee injury when he stepped into Loa Angeles . . 68 90 .480 Maacheater H lgk Indiana will due to retimi, ths R a,^ k u e Yale-UConn football game? aad leave your niaaaage. You’ll bear from onr advartiaer la Jig m tem s installed and rapalrad arranged,, pleasant working condi­ a drain connection in right center- To Start Reunion biptoers, Bddle and Andy, Chucky Action on reinstatement possi­ M A M RUBmSB - ResidenUal, Serving Manchester slid suT' Kansas City . 60 98 .880 48)4 he on tile waipath'-tonight in "No sir. I want to be right here time .without spendlag aD evealiig at Hm tolepboae. tions, Call Connecticut Motel, Wil­ field, during the second series I? Smith, -Art Pdtton, Johnny Hed- and perhaps win No. 11.” he an bly may come Monday. The -com- commercial, industrial. B a r^ s rauadmg areas. Modern TV Sarv bur Cross Parkway, Mandicster. Washington . 69 99 A78 46)Vt Meriden against Pfa^ High. furnished. Cleaning vacant homes, game with the Giants. He spent Conard H l^ o f West H a ^ ord lund and others. swered in a straightforward man­ mieaion ha# a meeting scheduled tee. 406 Onter S t, Ml S-330B. MI S-1556. Thursday’s ReeoIU then, but only routine bueinese is apartments, attics, cellars, yards. the rest of the series in a hospital, Los Angdes 18, Waatalni^oa 4. blanked the Indians in t M lld- ^ "AH’s ready,” Fran Mahoney, general chairman, said today Handling the West Sides ■will ner. It was ob-vlous that baseball, RADIO-TV RBPAlRil, any Wake, and subsequently' underwent an be Gyp Gustafson a fine athlete listed on the agenda. Incinerators emptied. Light truck­ W/iNTED—Housekeeper companion Cleveland 16, Minnesota 5. Ufter, 28-0. ih regard to the West Side Old Timers’ Reunion which starU is on his mind 24 hours a day. It Luat and Koand ing. Ml 9-9757. free pickup and delivery on smaU operation to repair the damage. end for years a sucoesriul banker. should be as a year ago he waa But a commission member said Autonobilfii for Skit 4 tollve in 'With older woman, smaU Only Games Schednled. It won’t be nny easy task fon tonight with a street parade at 7 o’clock. Leading the mairch- that should Liston apply for rein- radioa, ptenographa. Hours: 9-10 home In Manchester. Write Box He missed four games of the Today’s Games the fired np m j ^ against the There la definitely no connection riding buses and eating Hamburg 1950 FORD convertibls, extra ALL KINDS of clocks repaired. An- p.m. H * B RaAo and TV. Ml 1955 series with the Brooklyn ers will be the Manchester Pipe Band, one of the finest in the between this gentleman’s nick­ In Class D while today he’a sUtement today, it la possible that U, Herald, atatlng et^rienca and Detroit (Boniilag 17-11) at Min­ Panthers. Platt dumped Ly­ Ebuit. Other fine bands will be sf FOUND—All white male long-hair­ parts, best offer takes it. Call MI Uques included. Work guaranteed. 9466$, Ml $4476. salary desired. Dodgers because a flareup of name and the type work he does with the World Champs, getting he would be called before the com­ ed Persian cat. Call MI 9-3877, 3-5325. MI 9-1962. LOOKING AHEAH—These are the three Yankees who, are expected to be the starting nesota (Faacnal 18-15), 6:60 pan. man Haa o f WalUngford. 64-18, ETitrtck’s Pipe Band and Mike mission Monday to offer proof he chronic osteomyelitis from which Boston (M onbooqae^ 14-16) at and came back to troonoe Bris­ So much' for that. a major league salary, and as­ PART-TIME general office clerk pitchers in the first three games of the World Series against Cincinnati. Left to right Oates and his Oaters, pliu tire the Oval starting at 10 o’clock had rehabilitated hlnuelf. LOST —AROUND Bolton Lake. he had suffered since incurring a New York (Ford 65-4), 8 pan. tol Oeatial last week, 60-6. trucks. with field events. In the w ent o f Ty Holland and Hank McCann, sured of a full World Series spilt, 1956 STUDEBAKER, % ton pick­ HOME LANDSCAPING, lawn Millinery Dressaisking - 19 for afternoons until 8:30. Should are Whitey Ford, Ralph Terry and Bill Stafford shown at Yankee Stadium in New York anywhere from $7,000 to $9,000. When Informed of what the com­ Small aluminum tackle box. If maintenance, lawn fertilisation, leg injury in high school football Chicago (Plzarro 14-7) at Balti­ On the basis of eariy pw- . The marchers will sUp off at rain the program will be moved who starred•red in many sports, base- up, good running condition, ex­ have own transportation. Call Mr. yesterday during workout. ball, basket'beUl and' tennis to list After the season he’ll be back mission member had said, George found, call Manchester, MI 3-8860. h e^ e pruntog. Contact John E FOR DRES8MAKINO apd altera­ Feldman, BU 9-4837. la hia native Oklahoma. Osteo- more (Estrada 14-9), 6 pan. fonnaaoea, Platt rates at least Charter Oak Park at 7 with the ahead to next Saturday. Katz, Uaton’s manager, replied: cellent tires, no reasTnickiag— 8-5625. hit a three-run home run off Don -All eight Connecticut college There 'will be sports cars, new featuring the Bluefields and West Sweden’s Ingemar Johansson "be­ dition, $850. Call TR 6-8238 after 9-6053. V - staged a prolonged, friendly home Mantle hit only one more home ton at the. stadium tonight, with Washington at Kansas City. are also expected to play. Sheldon a good look in Florida, cause of Johansson's uncertain NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Storage 20 Schwall in the first inning, but Cleveland at Los Angeles. football teama move Into action cars, beautiful girls and clowns In Sides. One hour later, .volleyball,' The participants may be a little Pass Book No. 41862, issued by 6 p.m. run rival^ which created an al­ run—at Boston last Saturday—as afternoon giames tomorrow and Saturday, five for the first time the parade. West Side residents liked what he saw and gave him status (In his income tax case with left midway in the gtune for a Sunday's Speared as a pinch- in to run for him. He waa ordered He walked 128 times and struck soil, Wesleyan opens against Mld- Job for ns. There is no reason why from the National Boxing Associa­ ELECTROLUX Saiea tuid Service, Robinson. ery.— ’**“ ';eratort, washers and sd the Detroit Tigers pennant hitter in that game. He missed the to bed when the virus persisted out 114 times. Navy Grid Fullback Dies; (Town Doubles Championship) on he won’t go on to be a better tion’s ratings as the No. 1 challeng­ bonded representative, Alfred FOR sale:—Exceptionally clean stove moving meclalty. Folding dlebuty at Middletown and Central the well planned program: pitcher. Amell, 206 Henry St. Tel. MI GRUNDEIR’S UPHOLSTERING, 20 Connecticut State College (1-1-0) er and whose suspension is honored 1964 Chevrolet, Bel Air, 2-door chairs for rent.. f a 9-0752. Local Sport After dark, a stag dinner will "I knew that he would to be a by all other states belonging to the 3-0450. sedan. New black paint finish Depot Square. Upholstering In an- plays host to Trenton State at New Fine New England Schedule be held at the Garden Grove. Gen­ MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ Britain. starter, or a middle inning reliefer NBA, testified yesterday that he with whitewalls. Call after 4 p.m ttquea and modem. We carry Dodgers Clinch Second Place in National eral Chairman Fran Mahoney aaya to stay, because he was young," understood the policeman to tell TR 5-7916. nice line of antique sofas, love- ing Company. Local and long dis­ Chatter University of Bridgeport (0-1-0) there will not be any speakers, but WANTED—Ride from Hilliard St. teats, gent’s chairs, etc. for sale. tance moving, packing arid stor- meeU Ckilby at Watervllle, Maine; -Annapolis, Md. (A7—’The NavalOgame mistakes against this team. the tobacco chewing skipper said. him to beat it. As he released the EWITATION perhaps a few will be called upon "He learned fast and did a nice hand brake, he said, his h u d ap­ to Aircraft, first shift. MI 9-3584. 1958 BUICK SPECIAL, rare stick Completely restored. MI 3-4892. re. Regular service throughout Coast Guard Academy. faces Ver­ Academy opened Its annual foot­ that’s obvious," Anderson said. shift, immediate sale. Tel. MI ew England States and Florida. ball homecoming weekend today “They’ve had spring practice now to bring up Incidents on the West Job Tuesday night In relief. He has parently hit the light switch, throw­ HABOUI PERBBTT and Wal­ mont at Burlington, Vt.; ’Trinity Side sports ■•cene during the past 9-1145 noon till 8 p.m. SMI 3-6563. TO BID opposes Williams at WlUlunstown, saddened by the death of Midship- and two real good games under an excellent chance to see some ing off ths head lights. . Automobnea for Sale 4 Los Angeles — Battling Torres. Homer No. 61 Target Tonight ter Weir have been crowned cham­ 25 years. In acquitting Liston, who had Household Services Sealed bids will bs reeeivsd at Maas., and Southern Connecticut man Donald Foley, a Junior var­ their belts.” action in the series. It all de­ 1963 CADILLAC 60 S, dark green, 140)4. Reynoaa, Mexico, knocked pions in the Town Fire Depart­ sity fullback. -All- that is needed to insure a pends upon how It goes and what been re-arrested on the charge af­ OLDER CARS mechanics' spe­ Offered 1.1-A the Office of the General M anagv, out Joey Limas, 139H', Albuquer­ State (1-1-0) battles Maryland 'Villanova has beaten ADaml of Bucceasful day la good weather. full power, good condition, $395. 41 Center Street, M anchei^, ment Golf Tournament. The two­ State In a night skirmish at Wash­ EV)ley, 91, a sophomore from Pas­ Ohio 33-0 and hie^y respected the situation is. ter having been freed by a magis­ cials, ftxlt yourself cars, always Call MMI l 9-45M,9- ' Extension 8,’ days, PbintlnK—'Paperinc 21 que, N. M „ 2. • • • trate, Judge Gold said there was a a good selection. Look behind our FLAT FINISH Holland arindow Connecticut until October 8, 19S1 some defeated two Johns — Mor- ington, D. C. adena, Tex., was injured when he VMI 22-0. or TR 5-9375 evenings MoundsvUe, W. 'Va. — Thomas was tackled while carrying the Welcome Ponies "reasonable doubt arising from the office. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. ■hades mad« to measure. All EXTERIOR aad interior painting, at 11:00' A.M. for Sanitary Sewer Sejamette, 186 3/4, West VirgtoU As Maris Goes After. Record davsky and Hahn in the 18-hole Even though Yale’s defending: “A good hard game,” Anderson Nice Job, Ed decqreting, ceilings, floora. Clsan Ouistructlon—Olcott and FSlhnor Ivy League champions have been ball at a practice session 'Wednes­ inconsistencies of the evidence” metal Venetian blinds at a new State Penitentiary, stopped 'Tun- finals at Manchester yesterday. predicted.' "I get nothing but re­ ' Coming i)p Sunday will be a new Unusual Sight: After the last and that the defendant had offered NEEID A C'eR and had your credit 1949 CHEVROLET pickup half-ton, low price. Keys made while you wofkmsnshlp. Free estimatds. No Drives, Salem, Morse and Jarvis N ew Y o rk {/P V ^H om e r u n f’°“ ^ yesterday as the A L champs'^Phils contributed six unearned left with only one regular from the day. He died in the Naval Academy ports that this team plays a ■very kind of ..fdptbalf, for Manchester ney Hnnsaker, 201, FayettavUle, Individual scores were Perrett hospital yesterday. man was retired in the ninth in­ "proof” of. character and reputa­ turned wn? Short on down pay­ $150. MI 3-2650. wait. Marlow’s. Job too small. John VsrfaiUs. MI Roadfc. W . Va.. 8. No. 61- is- the target tonight ------ueed■ the open------— date runs for with a hitting four errors. 84, Weir 93, Mordavsky 90 and squad that recorded a O-^O-O mark tough defensive game and can do fans to view. Pony League foot* ning Wednesday at Yankee Sta­ tion. ment? * Bankrupt? Repoasassion? 8-2521. Bid forms and specification are I driU and an opportunity to discuss • * * in 1960, the Ellis are rateid about Academy medical oflicials said something on offense.'’ ball, which will absorb the better Don't give up! See Honest Doug­ 1965 CHEVROLET, model 210, RAOIO-TV REPAIRS all sohkes. ’to'kyo — Katsutoshi Aold, as Roger Maris, physic^y Hahn 93. Foley died of a neck injury which dium, Oriole Manager Lum Har­ available at the Controller’s Of­ 114 8/4, Japan, outpointed P. T. their series opponents. GIANTS-PIBATES — The Alou touchdown favorite over hea'vier Other major games bring Co­ players from the Midgpet League ris, followed b y Baltimore Coaches las, get the lowdown on the lowest automatic 8, 2-door, excellent con­ Cars, phonographs, ehangera. fice, 68 Center Street, Manehestsr, and mentally revitalize by a brothers—Matty and Felipe—had and h u n ^ Connecticut. severed his spinal cord and which has operated with moderate down and smalJeat payments any­ dition, $495. MI 9-2095. Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 PAINTING, papering, floor sand­ SlBgtoBg,' 115)4, Bangkok, 10. Maris, who hit No. 60 against STAN HlIJNSKl of Manchester paralyzed him. lumbia to sophomore-dominated Harry Brecheen and Jimmy Adair ConnectlcuL two-day real, starts in pur­ Jack Fisher Tueeday night, then a field day for the Giants after the The best pre-game information success the past four years gets where, Not a small loan or finance days. Famoua tor servlca for 90 ing. Can MI 94728. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, has been elected 'vice president of Foley’s death was the second in Brown in an Ivy League clash, ran over and shook hands with provoked comthent by sitting It Pirates had moved ahead in the la that It shapes up as a hard- Dartmouth opens vrlth a younjg underway at Memorial Edeld. Umlre-ln-Chlef Ed Hurley,, a fine company plan. Douglaa Motors, years. Phone MI 9-4887. Potter- OONNBCnCftJT suit of the circuit shot that the Central Connecticut Golf As­ fought battle that can go either Academy history from a gridiron 388 Main 1948 DODGE 4-door sedan, black, ton's. EXTERIOR and interior painting. will make him the only player In out against the Oriolee Wednes­ second against Jim Duffalo (5-1) sociation for the 1962 season. squad against underdog New 'While the Midgets will be stag-- gesture. It was the final game for Paperfaanglng. WiOlpater books. RICHARD MARUN on a solo homer by Dick Stuart way. injury and the first college foot­ Ing a twlnbill at Mt. Nebo, the $85. Call MI 9-2682. major league history to hit more day be<»uee he was "bushed,” will Hampshire, Lehigh goes against Baltimore in which Hurley called WAS^IR - RBTRIGBRATOR rs- Wulpaper removed. CcUings. GENERAL MANAGER and a two-run blast by Smoky Wesle3ran’s opening calls for a ball fatality reported In the coun­ Harvard—all openers— and Yale Police A Eire Poniea will be play­ FORD 1965, 2-door, standard shift, homers In one season than Babe play all three games against the HOE MORHABOT has returned celebration. The C a r t e ls will be try this year. the plays...Yogi Berra will be In radio and heater. Good condition, pton. Prompt, economical, expert, Floors. Good clean workmanship. ri .\M)\s Ruth. Red Sox, facing. Bill Monbou- Burgess. Matty had two doubles to first base with th-e Chicago seeks to extend its 82-year state ing agahiat Olastoribury. leftficld every inning, barring in­ 1931 MODEL A Ford, good running EHiUy Insured. Reauranable rates. and two singles, scored twice | nd playing their 600th football game Capt. Asbury Coward, director 1825. MI 8-4895. guaranteed. P ^ e Ml 9-4687. Pot- quette (14-18) in the opener. Cuba in the National League. He series record against a tough <3on- Bill Skoneakl, who heads up the jury, Manager Ralph Houk said, condition, $100. PI 2-7171. terton’e, 1 » Oepter St Lep PeUetler, MI 8-6826 or MI Maris has only the three-game drove In a run. Felipe stroked three since 1881. O d ^ enough the rec­ of athletics, said Foley’s death necUcut team. i'U .S I' set starting tonight at Yuikee "He’ll be hi the lineup and he’ll collected one hit in four trips Midget League as commissioner, in regards to the coming World 1964 OU3SMOBILE, all power, 0-8082. INVITA'nON singles for two RBI and also scored ord shows that Wesleyan has brok­ was “ A great tragedy” caused by also Hahdled the Pony setup on SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired Stadium the Boeton Red Sox in hit aa many homers as he can," against St Louis Wednesday. en even 'with 280 'victories and 280 "one in a million chance mishap.” Other games Include American Series. The skipper added that clean, reasonable, Can be seen at DE CORMIER MOTORS twice. Earl Francis (2-8) was the International at Massachusetts, the Silk; Toira front and rates a Roger Maris would play In all Dairy Queen, W. Middle Tpke. from the ehop. Cei, take catW of PAINTINO AND paperhanging. Di'j till ones Produce which to hit No. 61 and surpaas said Yankee Manager Ralph Houk. loser, defeats, and been tied 39 times. "Elvery medical service was'call­ Says, ^ Good clean workmanriiip at rea­ -T O BID "He’ll be a refreshed player as a Amherst at Springfield, Bowdoin bow fo f hia untiring efforts in get­ three weekend games against Bos­ *’WB HAVE A FINE SELECTION ail your upholeterinr needs the total of 60 oompiled by the • * • TOM ZEMKE, a seven handicap ed upon," Capt. Coward said,". . . 1958 SIMCA, French (Jhryaler auto­ great eavlnga. Can CH 3-8878. sonable rates 30 years in Man­ e i g h t h s c h o o l Jk UTOmBS Bambino in 1927 'whw be eetab- result of his rest. I think he did at Tufts, Coast Guard at Ver­ ting the-'sport off the ground. It’s ton, tonight and . Saturday and OP QUALITY USED CARS, INDIANS-TWINS — W oo die golfer, scored a hole-in-one yester­ we left absolutely no stone un­ not a one man Job but the former mobile, sedan, radio heater, chester. Raymond Fiske. Ml , DK TRitrr Hahed besebaU’s nxiet re'vered the right thing ".pusing up day on the 145-yard 12th hol-a at turned to do everything possible.” mont. Maine at Rhode Itiand in Sunday afternoon. PRICED TO PLEASE AND AT i. Mnrtcbestor, Conheotieut Held was the offensive power for the first Yankee Conference game. pro football -star, who first learned • • • black 33 miles per gaUm, im­ w e a v in g of Burns, moth holes 9-9237. record. Wednesday’s game. 'The pressure the Manchester Cmmtry Club. He He said Foley was In the hos­ Following aro the starting THE BEST OF BANK TERMS.’ ’ and torn clothing, hosiery runs, Contract .And specifications, for the Indians, driving in five runs Northeastern at Norwich, Trinity the ABC’s in football with North times, pairingB aad haadicaps for maculate. MI 9-5833. Maris, of oouree, cannot break really was building up oh him." with a double and two homers. used a No. 7 iron. Witnessing the pital within 12 minutes of the time Small-^^cld handbags repaired, zipper re­ construction of e ig h t. (8 ) ;toeh at Norwich, Boston College at End teahts, including the Majors Saturday's Four Ball, Best Ball THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS storm water sew ^ ' to Hltoard the Babe’a record aocorAhig to On yesterdiiy’s light program, Willie 'Kirkland also homered for ace were Tom Migliore and Bob he was injured and was attend­ Northweaterii, Boston University and went on to the Providence Man wearing the uniform of the placements, umbrellas repaired, the ruling of Oonuniasioncr Ford Today ed by two of the finest neuro­ Golf Tournament at the Manches­ men’s shirt collars reversed and Electrical Serviecs 22 Street and to Rlght-offWaF west c the Los A ngela Jlodg'ers, clinched the Indians, who tagged Pedro McNamara. at Army, Briilg^port at Colby, Steamrollers, has speariwaded the UJ3. Army was standing outside Scranton Motors Manchester at Platt, 8, Ceppa ter Country Club. Two-third FYick, who set a 154-dec4aion lim- second place in the National surgeons in the nation. the Yankee dressing room Wednes­ 1960 Rambler 4-Door Sedan replaced Marlow’s Uttle Mend­ of Flis House- Ramos with his 20th loss against Field? “Meriden. Mlddlebury at Wesleyan, Bates at p ro je ct' handicaps will prevail: Custom model—every fine acces­ FREE E1S7TMATES—Prompt serv­ U on tying or breaking Ruth'’s 34- League as Don Drysdale six-hit 11 wins. Wynn Hawkins, touched ^ s to n (jP> —Dr. Elddie Ander­ day when I yialted. The master ing Shop. . ice on ah types of electrical wir­ Sealed bids', will be received at SocCer, Manchester at Bristol son, dean of active American head Union. Trenton State at Central Weicbme, Pony L,eaguers, to the . 5. .Kearns 10. Gryk 12, sory—like new througnout. year-old mark, and be’U be play­ Philadelphia KM), and third-place for Harmon Killebrew’a 46th hom­ Thursday's Homers Connecticut, and Southern Con­ sergeant stopped me and asked If AsoiUnelll It. ing Ucenaed and Insurert WUaon the office of the President o f the Eastern. football coaches, heads into his fall spocte scene In this fair City USED C A R RBUPHOLSTERma and slip Eighth School A UtlUUes District ing without homer-hlttlng partner San Francisco beat Pittsburgh, 7- er, won It in relief of starter Jim necticut at Maryland State. of Village (Jharm. I was from Connecticut, Manches­ 8:37—McKee I, 1 Colbura 11, Madore Only $495 Down Electrical Co., Manchester, Ml Mickey Mantle. Cross Country, Maloney at Man­ 18th season at Holy Cross and 36th 13. Alolho 23. covers expertly done at low cost. in Matiriiester, Conn., up to 13 4, In the American League, Cleve­ Grant. NA’nONAL LEAGUE chester. * • • ter. He was M. Sgt. Conrad —S. Ferruson 8, LaFrancli 11. Workmanahip guaranteed MI 9-4817, Glastonbury, ME S-7376. u Maikle, who haa bit 54 homers, land bopped Minnesota 12-5 and • • • a head coach with a note of Hicks 13. Stanfordforr" 18.■" 1958 Rambler 4-Door Sedan Noon OcL tjth, 1981. Pelletier, whose parents reside at SELE(CTION 9-1184 after 6. Spencer, Dodgers (12). Saturday, Sept. 80 caution. After 11th Win 8:61—J. Gordon S, Stephanskl 11 As sharp as can be -^-Standard Proposals must, te axecuted to was boepltalixed yeaterday with a Los Angeles drubbed Washington ANGEL 8 -SENATORS ^ The Drysdale, Dodgers (6 ). F u tu re E li 27 Tyler Circle here. The Army H. Ifip Infection and 'wiU miea the West S^ide Old Timers Day, 10 His Crusaders open against a Carvey 12. Phelan 17. 1961 Cadillac Convertible, only shift. accordance with, and'subject to, 13-4, . -Angels spotted Wajshington a S(uart, Pirates (S3). a.m., Oval (all day). Tall Rollle Sheldtm, who first man was in charge of a number of 8:68—Sweeney 7. Della Fera 10. John­ 8,000 miles. Must see at HAROLD b SONS, Rubbish remov­ Schools & Classes 27 final gemea of the American • • • veteran 'Villanova team Saturday gained attention in these parts deaf chlldreif who went down to ston 14. G. Daley 22. Only $295 Down al, cellars, and attics cleaned. instructions . and Sj^flesU ons three-run lead then came from be­ Burgess, Plratea (12). Town Tennis Doubles Finals, In one of the top games of the Storrs (J7—Philip Berry, 'Ath­ T League’s expanded 162-game DODOERS-PHILS — Drysdale hind to trounce the Senators. Leon two winters ago as a point-maker meet some of the Yankee players. 9:06—Coy 8. Connorton 12. Ferron 18, $5,495 A shes,'tepm , all rubbish. Harold contained herein. ^ AMEBICAN LEAGUE MEN WANTED 1:30, Oval. first fullscale football weekend for letic business manager of the Uni­ Hunt 18. 1958 Pljrmouth 4-Door Sedan Hoar. Mi 94384. Specifications may be obtatoad achedule. He is, however, expected (13-10), beating the Phils lor the Wagner drove in eight runs with a Kirkland, Indians (26). with Coach Hugh Greer’s UConn Pelletier is now stationed at Ft. 9:12—HlUnskl 1. E. MacNamsra 11, 1961 Pontiac 4-door 6-passenger to be ready for the opening of the Sunday, Oct. 1 New Ekigland. versity of Connecticut, waa so de­ quintet, was sitting quietly on Pryor 12. Flack 26. Fully equipped. Very clean 18 AND OVER from the custodian 1st the F tn - sixth consecutive time, gained his grand slam homitr, two doubles Held, Indians 2, (23). Pony Football — Manchester vs. Schuyler, N. Y. Our chance meet­ station wagon equipped with To train as HEAVY-EQUIPMENT World Seriea agalnet the Cincin­ third shutout of the year, walked ‘■They've got me worried, plen­ lighted with the news his wife had the bench In front of his locker 9:19—Zavarrlla t, Meskill 11. B. throughout. AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol- houae, 33 : Mato S t, Manchester, and a sacrifice fly. Eli Grba ■went KUIebrew, Twins (46). Glastonbury, 2:30 — Memorial ty worried,” Anderson said of the ing was further proof that this is Davis 12. Eadle It. hydramatic drive, radio, heat­ OPERATORS: Training on bull­ Conn. nati ReiM Wednesday. „ only two and atruck out seven for given birth to a second son yester­ In the Yankee clubhouse In New a small world. atcr 8 piece li'ving room set; sofa the route for the Angela for hia X-Wagner,'Angels (25). Field. Engineers, who boast 28 lettermen day he made an pnusual promise. 9:28—Eich 3, Obremskl 10, Warren er,-power steering and power Only $275 Down and 3 chairs. $146. (Jhoose from dozer, m—^Nebo. 9:40-^t. /phn 7. lUsIlore ' 9. Perry new at „ Our originsl sale. They come no ises. All work fully guaranteed. per week and Up earnings, ^aee- "'We can't make too many first the middle name of Eli. 14. McCsTi-Ick 22. nicer anywhere. Underdog Paret Out to Win., 9:47—Faulkner 6. Bogglnt 9, HcLaf- $3,295 Mill Fabric Sialesroom, 175 Pine ment service upon graduation. It fertv 15. Angel 17. Only $196 Down St., exclusive Cheney Fabric interested in operating this type of j w r w i e 9:54—Saarl 7. Butler 9, Dltman 14. I960 Ford V-8 ranch wagon, 2,dbor salesroom, in Manchester. MI machinery. Include houre home, Yale^s New Little B oy Blue Rifle Club Class Herman 19. 1954 Pontiac Sedan Y Regain Welter Title Saturday _ 10;01—P. _ , HacNamara------— 6. M. Anderaon 6 passenger, white with blue in­ S-7322. Budget terms arranged. telephone and write to Bmc P, TOWN OP MANCfiESCBk 9. Foster 14. Whaley 23. terior, Fordomatlc drive, radio Fully equipped, very clean. Herald. COM PElITITJCVE______: On Marksmanship 10:0^Ploazlk 4. E. Baltaleper 11, and heater, low mileage and WILLIAM J. LEONE—rubbish re­ Annum 14. Saalela.21. Only $95 Down EltAMINATldN2 Ready to Face UConn Eleven New York, Sept. 29 (ff)—Benny^ing nine knockouts. He never has 'very, clean.'Priced low to sell moval. Cellars and attics. Incin­ 10:15-*Zemkp 7. Samueirleh 11. Ayers erator, commercial and light , ’ Ths Manchester Rifle (3ub is* or­ (Kid) Paret held the world wel­ been stopped. 13, Vamev 18. fast St ‘ 1958 Renault Dauphine Sedan 10:22—Homans 6. R. MacNamara 12. trucking. MI 94339. Private InstrucUous 28 p o l i c e m a n B I ; New Haven UP>—The 30,000 fans^regulars who last season won all ganizing a marksmanship unit terweight boxing championship 11 Parct’s record Is 33-10-3, Includ­ SIbrinss 13. Melley 17. $1,995 Radio, heater: Economy plus. expected t-' aee the 13th football months before he lost It to swash­ ing nine knockouts. He has been 10:29—M acK av 4. F. Carvey ' 11, TUTORING, science, math and en- Salary nine games, including the Ivy which will consist of youngsters. 1958 Ford Fairlane 600 V-8 4-door Only $175 Down meeting between Yale and Uni­ Leagfue title. The Elia are favored buckling Emile Griffith. stopped twice. Beauchene 13. Shappard 16. gineerlng, High School-college 1st year ...... $5?659{$0 age 12 to 18 who show, the most Benny hasn’t fought since he . 10: ■16—Gavaon 5. Leaaard 13, OWena Victoria, 2 to choose from, one leveL Evenings. MI 9-6841. versity of Oonnec'ticut here tomor­ to score their 13th straight over The 24-year-oId Cuban gets a 18. McLoushUn 18. 1953 Ford Station Wagon Buildlnir-ContnietiBC 14 2 o d yjton .. J, ,1 .^068;8ft S potential and interest tbwa^fi be­ lost the title to Griffith. He col­ 10:43—Beaulieu 6, Backlel 10. Foley ’ black—one gray and white, row may find themselves somewhat return title crack at Griffith In a Exceptionally clean. 8 nassenger. hungry, heavy and experienced coming proficient at competitive equipped with radio and heat­ whacky over a little boy In blue. Connecticut. A 15-round television (ABC 1(1 p.m.,) lected $20,000 for stepping aside IS. Forstrom 20. ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re­ 3rd yaar . 2,062^80 -v tiring. The aim is to raise the cali­ and permitting Griffith to defend 10:50—Te.rry 8. Groobert 11, C. Davia er, Fordomatlc drive, and Only $95 Down He is Lynard Hinojosa, a 5-8 Olivar managed to build up some tight at Madison Square Garden 15, Gray 82. modeling all types of/carpentiy. Dancing 4th . . Hli302.4()^ ber of Junior shooters in Manches­ against Ortega. l0:S7—Lolka 3. Y. Johaaon 13, Dowd power steering. Excellent cars Nelson Hlgglna. r a 4-1700. Fori^j^tdghC hour 151-pound back from Houaton, ter through specialized training. Saturday night- priced right at 1955 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan Tevaa, who Yale Coach Jordan, Oll- pretty good reserves, who, with the t 't % TTiO Cuban may find Emile even 14, Zerlo 17. paid hoBdays) 3 wdWM qseajMn: < -y ' icn. ■' H Chief Instructor and qoach will "I’d sure like to get the title 11:04—UcCarthy 7. Uortucchio 13, A* sharp. Fuliv equinned car. CARPENTRY repairs, renovating, var saya is going to be a big star rest of thie squad, are determined .. ^ i f , 4-^ back.” said the non-English speak­ tougher the second time around. Chanda 13.- Spranie 34. $1,195 BALLROOM CLASSES Unltoima ere furnlahe*. "" A one of these days. be Art Shqrts with John Galla- The champion has added confi­ 11:11— CappalH 6, Lesgett 9, Free- Only 8195 Down tile ceilings, floora leveled build? supplantoatary clothini to protect Yale’s record o f having ing Cuban through an Interpreter. 1858 Oldsmoblle 98 4-door sedan. Inga Btralghtened. new beama. The tiny Texan from the tall ger and Tom Strange as assist­ dence aa well as more punching bum 12. Zanettl 18. _ STARTING OCTOBER 6 thersaftttt; pald,‘ Stok, never lost to an intra-state rival ants. Shorts is a former Manches­ "You don’t knotv what being atreng;th. * Alternates—Skinner, W. Bmlth, 6 . An extra nice one-owner car 1956 Ford 2-Door Sedan Porches a specialty. No Job 'too state has been a mighty mite and champion means imtll you’re no Wllaon. for only ac(fident,and;iiea|th pt in 82 games. ^ a . ter High, UConn and Air Force "I expect Paret to come after Custom V8. Fully equipped. Nice small, TR 84769. Betty-Jane Turner Dance Studio SeouHtyj&verags; me pleasant surprise in pre-season ac­ longer champion.” throughout. tion. Nobody- really knows how Yale's only leftover regular Is rifle shboter. He Is an NRA certi­ me early,” said Emile. "I hope he $1,595 re-raiiig, 206 N, Main St., Man­ Town Retissme«tv-Sy___ _ good he is yet. A broken collar bone Captain Paul Buraiek of Des fied rifle, pistol and hunter safety The odds are 3-1, however, that does. That will give me a tetter Honor for Graham Only $195 Down chester.' Ballroom classes lor pl -■ V, I. the WaddeU 'Range. ball Hal of Fame plaque bere on 1956 Thunderblrd, color black with throu$to 'MVular • payroS - TMvits- Tale’s athletic greats. Booth was Kickoff time is 2 p.m. has shown improvement—especial­ vision fee and about $20,000 in SALES, INC. HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS, the tions. to aMtl

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WARP.OLD fOBiDICK PBOUDW-: FUUR ROOM tehemant, Cottags . fired' Mupla, Must be eeen to- be' T A K E Y O U R firsnlaes, attached garage with sun rooni, dining room 3 or S bed­ Business ’ and electric train Ubie iq- : St, MI *.5928. Apartment 4, 10 Depot Square. plow, ceramlo tUe bath, hot water deck, combination windows lovely ■M060W MREROCfT tWWV/ITHlWnMlW*.* appreoiated. PI 3-6894. oU heat, amaelte drlve,^ty water rooms, separate laundry room, Delightful us and sturdy, first offer ROCKVnXJB — U mUngtOB Ave. 67 O L C O T T high lot complete city utUltles, large Roman brick fireplace, all it. 67 Olcott Dr 4H ROOMS] HOT watsr, heat, ga- and eewerege, large yard. Jh PICK one block to bus line. A real value B^en G ood ! ADVERTISING S rags, ewtral location, adulta Laige well fumiehed two room mpellent caadlUon throt^out. Themopane windows, bullt-ln C:USTOM BUILT Wanted To Rent 68 U ft R Realty, MI 8-2692, R. d ! only. Cali after MI 9-4068. apartment adults only. Tel TR Charlea Leaperance, MI 9-7830. range and oven, 3-car garage. TORO SNOR^ blower at new low Murdock, MI 8-6472. Many extras throughout, % acre So our atbck is getting lew. IW* 0OU«H6W«DNMy ® 0-9m or TR 6-0689. YOUNG EXECUTIVE and family .DRIVE Whether your housing need is lorgs * CLA88IFIBD ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOUES price _ $189.95, power handle or email, wa cann iaatlpfy it. Whether lot. U ft R Realty, Ml i-2692,: R. SPLIT LEVEL ' n eedhomes ______to sell,. apartments to model. Marlow's, 867 Main St. ANDOVBIt^mall apartment for deeire unfurnUhed home rental In ANSAUM HEIGHTG-Slx room Co- $18,900—MANCHES’TER. Older Co­ rent, Good adve'rtlslng, 8:1S AJl. to 4:S0 PJM. rtnt with utUitles furnished. PI TWO ROOM fumlahed ^ y tm a a ^ lonlal, 4 years old. Ccnulefing of $ your housing style is Cape, Co­ D. Murdock, MI 3-6472 High with view, 2-ycar-old, 8-bed- one 4blo^ from Main Manchester. Three large or four ParifiSt*'setting In AA sons, 8 lonial home; 6 roomi and sun- •kwvto^ modern methods'go a ij neoKTHE ' 2-7279. f large bedrooms, living room, dta' ——lonial I ^ c h or Split, we V can show porch, 3-acre lot, two blocks from room, 8-room split level. Features 9-6746. separate dining room. rooins, 1% baths.'Oversize Cape you the type you prefer. Whether way toward a coAptoted ^ e . COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Bimts and Aereaaorka 46 ■ Please contact Ml Ing room end kitchen, bullt-ins. Main Street. Excellent location for CAPES—Six rooms in central loca­ include hot water oil heat, full plas­ ua TODAY. FOUR ROOMS, heat, hot water, 1% baths, fireplace hotam waterwaier oiloii with full shed dormer. Very dqpp, your housing dollars are high or low tion for $13,500 ; 6 rooms immacu­ ter house, VA baths, picturebook ■ONDAT Ttrm imiDAy !>:»> AJI—8ATPRDAlr t AJL electricity, stove, refrigerator, TR 6-2981 evenings. children. U ft R Realty, MI 8-2692, FOR sa le:—^14 foot runabout 85 Bdsineas Locations .heat, plastered walla, full inaula- wooded lot with absolute privacy w« can show you the home to fit R. D. Murdock, MI 8-6472. late for $14,780 and 6 rooms 1% kitchen, dining room, rec room h.p. Johnson motor. Hale A $180, SO Locust St, MI 9-^ ,< 9-8. tlon, beautiful enclosed porch, and beautiful views. Unexcelled for your budget. Call us TODAY and baths for $14,900. T. J. Crockett, with fireplace, 2-car garage, large Hardy trailer, water skis, all For Rent 64 patio, combination windows «uid ask about our AU-in-One Housing Realtor, MI 8-1877. shade tree*, beautiful lot. House JARVIS Dial Ml 3-2711 MODERN 4 raom imartment, first convenience and safety. ETVE ROOM quality ranch, choice equipment, $650. TR 5-9837. Business Property Fo^ Sale 70 doors, amesite drive, city water Purchase Plan. location ideal for children, twin vacant. Priced to sell flomr, oil heat, adidtscmly.iiits only. ~Inquire EXCELLENT m t to t any burineea and sewerage, exceUSnt condition size bedrooms,ooma, diningdininr room or RANCHES—Gambolati built on CANOE. 18 foot. Old Town Spbn- 171 Summit Street. or office. Center of town, plenty A VERY dealreble industrial build- thiwighout. Near .Main St. and Call OWNER Ml 9-8363 REALTY. CO. of parklnt. Ml 941229 9-9 ^ third bedroom, many large trees, Woodland St. for $18,900; a beauty ^ MI 8-6273 CMtiMMi Fran Frairadiic Page son. with sailing equipment, $135. I ing. Ground floor, 10.600 sq. ft.. schools. Priced to sell. Charles JARVIS $18,500. MI 9-8605. with 1% baths in Rockledge for Realtors MLS Appraisers Andover Lake.e. PI “3-7931. TWO R(X>M apartment, fUrniahed 8,000 sq. ft. Ibased to )ihoe store, Leaperance. MI 0-7630. $18,700 ; 6 rooms and better than or unfurnished, reasonable rent, STORE near Main St. at 38 Birch Brae-Burn Realty 283 E. center St. MI 3-4113 St. 3,000 eq, f^j^riclng. Aj^ly also 3 large storage rooms, 1st floor LAKEFRONT, 6 room ranch, fire­ -an acre in low 20s. T. J. Crockett, Help Wanted— Male 36 Does—Birds— Pets 41 parking, men only. New Bolton 15,500 eq. ft. leased, owner’s of­ 6^ DUPLEX. Excellent Income $ R E A L T Y C O . Realtor, MI 3-1577. toS-aSlfr- ' m 3-7847 M ., m 8-6889. Marlow’s, 867 MdtxKjms each aide. Quiet realden* place, hot water heat, cellar, BEAUTIFUL BUFF cocker pups, BuildinK Materials 47 fice 35x40, and a <|nig store and MANCHESTER—6 room Cape, 5 $10,700. Carlton W Hutchins. MT WAPPING PUM BEItS and plumber'g help- OFFICE FUR RENT—600 eq. ft., barber ahop. Second floor large Really a buy at $15,800. finished, 1 unfinished. In exceUent MI 8-4112 Ml 9-2511 ' era, eteady work, tnauranee bene- 10 weeks, AKC registered. H C. ASSORTED DSHD lumber, build­ FUUR ROOM flat, hot water, re- 9-6132. , TWO FAMILIES —5 ft 5 flat ■ on 100% Main Street location, ciui display room 94x150, 3 ’ offices Beechler-Smlth, Realtors, Ml and quiet neighborhood, near bus MI 8-7847 MI 9-1200 Center for $19,900 ; 6 ft 6 duplex 6 room split level, garage. Im­ ■ nta. Apply in peraon between A* Chase, Harmony Hlil Kennel, He­ ing and plumbing suppUes. radia­ frlgsrator, stove, and garage. 9-8952, MI 3-8969. v . maculate condition, beautifully bron Rd., Bolton. MI 3-5437. Adults preferred. Call after 6. MI MI 8-6419 or MI 8-7614. 14x16, one office 24x24, 2 oil fired and shopping, $13,900. Philbrick MANCHESTER—Big 6 room ranch for $18,400 ; 6 ft 5 on Griswoid; a,m. at Beraon Broa., SO Harvard tors. pipes and fire bricks, doors furnaces 499.000 BTU’s.' Potential Agency, MI 9-8464. landscaped. Street, New Brltaain, or call for and windows. Open dally 8:30-6 9-0483. MANCHESTER-Boiton — Over 200 GLA8T6raURY—Custom built 6H in desirable location, 4 bedrooms, 8 ft 6 on Oakland and many more. AKC SHELTIE puppies, poodle pup­ EXCELLENT S'tURE for any busi. Income $23,000 per year. Selling oversized garage with patio, big T. J. Crockett, Realtor, t o 8-1577. emmintment, JA 9-8387. p.m.,------8-4_ Saturdays. Yard at Stock nessneas or'Office,or luiica, apartmentaparuneni uiclud*mciw price $116,000. Schwartz Real Es­ years old. Large 0 room Colonial. $13,950—6 ROOM Cape, 4 bedrooms, room ranch on large lot. Living FITZGERALD AGENCY pies,—, black------or brown------... Stud T' sei^ce - lace off North Main St Chenan's EXCEPnONALLT nice spacious 4 BosicaUy sound. Furnace heat. kitchen, living room, with fire­ poodles and shelties.' Boarding all room, second floor, apartment So. ed, 476 Main St. Ml 9-5239, 9-5. tate. MLS Realtor, AD 6-1241. Ml tastefully decorated. ExceUent room with picture window over­ HEATING MH91, Steady work, in­ Housewrecking, MI b-3383. 3-0683. Large shade trees. Lot 309x300. looking GoU Course, S bedrooms, place, mahogany trim, fully MANCHESTER M I 4-1763 breeds, Reasonable. Petacres Coventry, Range, refrigerator, condition. Many poesibUities at Mormed. plaster wall*. Call how, MI 9-6593 surance benefita. ApMy in peracm ROCKVHJLiE:—8 room office suite, Extra lot available. Charles Lea­ this attractive price. Beechier- beautiful bathroom. Full base­ ^hool* Shopping Kamel, Andover, PI 3-7800. Venetian blinds, storm windows. perance. MI 9-7630. $30,500, Robert Wolvertoh Agency, Transportation Recreation between 8-9 a.m. at Beraon Brae., Included. Oil hot water heat, $85. first floor, heated, ample parkliig. Smith, Realtors, MI 9-8953, MI ment 'With recreation room. Ga­ MI $-1114. Manchester Diainond»—Watclit MI 8-1869. r -a rage. City water. Price only SO Harvard St., New Britain, or PLAYFUL, houaebroken kittens Adults only. Phone MI 8-7056 after 8-6969. This 4 room expandable Cape call, for appointment, JA 9-8387 need homes. Some long-haired. MI Jewelry 48 Land For Sale 71 $22,500. Madeline Smith, Realtor, MI 9-1642. BOLTON LAKE!—Year 'round lake- with new heating system and mod­ ATTRACTIVE.. 9-4239 after 4 p.m. EXTRA SPECIAL MANCHES’TER— Kenwood Road. front home with fine heating eye- em kitchen is near everything and WANTED—Experienced automobile iiSaMwavnaM^ VT, E\/OA eieW _ FOUR ROOMS, $88. Includes heat, Homes For Rent 65 FOUR LOTS. Bolton Notch. Water New oversize 6% room ranch, ce­ 4 rooms, plus 3 unflnlshed-ivery ANSIVE NOT expensive — tem. Large living room with fire­ so sensibly priced at $12,800. Ver- mechaide. Ford experience pre­ TWO a d o r a b l e kittens need Repairs, adjusts watches e:m rt- hot water, utilities, stove and re­ included bn each. $3,200. 13 acres ramic tile bath, 8 bedrooms, planck School area. ood homes, dohble paws. Call Household Goods 51 Household Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 59 FOUR R(X)M furnished qottage, Andover, $2,300. PI 3-8090 clean Cape with garage and nice ge 6 room Cape, over an acre place, 4 bedrooms. 1% baths, mod- AVAILABLE ferred, tree inaurance, vacation ly. Reasonable prices. O ^ Tues­ frigerator. References. Adulta parking, countty living, on bus­ lot—exceUent location. Priced to kitchen with formica counters, with i^y, trinse benefita, top a 8-5038. land, living room 15x32, kltchin ern kitchen. Aleo acreened-glassed day through Saturday, ^ursday TWIN BABY carriage, ^ Thayer, RCA WHIRLPOOL washer dryer FUR RESIT—^Robm, bath, kitchen only. Available Oct. 1. Tel. MI line, for 2 or 8 gentlemen. MI Bell to settle estate. birch cabinets, exhaust fan, din­ porch and garage. Asking $18,800. CARLTON-THAYER arafea. Inquire L. P. Fltsi^rald, evenings. 129 Spruce St.’ MI 9-4887. 8-5694. ing area, built-ina, picture win­ id two other rooms downstairs, A MOST ATTRACTIVE Brroom BEAUTIFUL KITTENS, white with ideal for newborn, convert to strol­ twins. Uke new. Sacrifice for privileges, gentleman or lady. 3-4978, after > ;S0 p.m. lach 15x15. Upstairs 3 large bed­ Madeline Smith, Realtor, MI REALTY CAPE In a very attractive neigh­ Ihc., 78 Ehrooklyn St., Rockville. ler later, mattress and Jumbo cash, MI 9-1987 between 5-8 p.m. Hunses Fof .SnIe 72 dow, full cellar with hatchway, 9-1642. No phone calla. gray spots, free, at 118 Maple St., Free parking. 128 Birch St.. MI FUUR ROOM apartment, central' rooms. Extra value in the gener­ MI 9-8838 CH 8-1076 borhood! Living Room with fire­ MI 9-7449. netting included, like new $30. 8-4451. ROCKVnxXE-Tolland. Ebccellent T Arthur A. Knofla, amesite drive oil hot air heat, Fnel and Peed 49-A FOR SALE—Phllco console 21“ TV ly located, automaUc heat, hot large lot, fully landscaped with ous size of all 6 rooms. Ehccellent place, open staircase. Dining Room MI 3-4680. room house, hardwood floors, 3 SUNNY VIEW DRIVE, Vernon. 8 condition. Reasonably priced. BOLTON—Listing 108. 1600 sq ft. twin speakers. Governor Winthrop R(X)M FUR lady or , water, adults. Phone MI 8-3171; baths, 4 bedrooms, aluminum REALTOR shrubs, sidewalks and curbs. Price, with table space. Finished Bee ASSISTANT MANAGER WANTED—New homes for cute, gentleman, after 6. MI 8-8470. bedroom split, detached sunroom Beechler-Smith, Realtors MI 6 room ranch, full basement, Room and enclosed porch .. ga friendly young dog and cat. Dog DON'T WAIT until snow flies — desk, mahogany. 61 Jarvis RoaiL kitchen------^...Ueges, privileges, quiet. qulel InInquire storms, insulation, automatle ,^ear of house fully screened, beau­ $15,890. Down payment $750, 9-8953, MI $-6969. ample closets, two acres. Really 5 Star Location order your wood now at the Wind­ 86“ QUALITT GAS stove, MI 224 Charter OiUc, AU 8-8868, heat. 35 minutes from downtown MI 3-5440 MI >9-6938 Schwartz Real Estate, MLS Rei rage. Near schools, shopping. Call IN V IT A llO N mostly Pekingese, gentle male, CH W H UM ANnO—Attractive 4 room tiful shrubbery, attached garage. nice. Bent * Bent. Realtore, BU SOUTH WINDSOR Frances Wagner, t o 8-1028, ■ MI Ambitioua and eager for ad­ very lovable; cat beautiful, all ham Woodyard. Slabs and hard­ 9-7576. 6-4738. Hartford, $145, TR 6-5485 eve­ Open Sunday or by appointment. tor, AD 6-1241, AD 3-1819. $11,900—3 BEfiJROOM ranch, flra- 9-6886. Evenings Mr. Flano. MI vancement. Good wogea and Musical Instruments 53 apartment In new 3-family house, 9-8306. black, playful, altered male. Fam­ -----wood— - cut to any ------length - you wont. nings. 'MI 8-1365, place, aluminum storm windows, 8-0458. (1) Ranch—3 large bedroom* TO BID rapid advancement aaaured. Can HArrison 8-0403. Oj^n dairs FURNISHED -ROOMS, complete $85 monthly. WUlimantic HA RANCH—6 rooms, wall-to-wall car­ ily moving to California right RCA WHIRLPOOL refrigerator, ACCORDION, 120 bass, 8 weeks 8-5748. COVENTRY large. lot, cellar, Carlton W. (2) $1,260 cash required monthly FAMILY RANCH with Uvlng laOHTH SCHOOL ft im U T IE S Apply in person. See Mr. Koeh away. Can be seen at 67 Olcott Dr. 9 to 4, nights 7:80 to 9:30. years old, freeslng unit, 'm i housekeeping facilities. Centrally MANCHESTER — On east side of pet, 8 rooms furnlahed, attached Hutchins, t o 9-5182. COVENTH'Y—5 room ranch.' at­ DISTRICT In the Shofe Dept, in Klng’a De­ 9-8673. old, 7 switches cost $500, still has $23,900—South St.—7 room ranch, payments of $115, including tax Room fireplace. Kitchen with located. Children accepted—limit­ Suburban For Rent 66 town. Charming 6 room Cape £ » • (« . newly painted. Must ^U tached hekted garage, new’ hot and Insurance. knotty pine cablneta, formica Manchester, Connectl^t partment Store, Manchester. guarantee, $150 or beat cash offer ed. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St.. Man- with plaster walls and garage, 2 fireplaces, 1% baths, atUch- Broker, MI S-136S, / Poaltry and SeppUes 43 immediately. Write Box I, Herald f o u r ROOM apartment, bath, hot THREE ROOM apartment furnish­ ed garage, sundeck, rear porch, MANCHESTER—8H room ranch, water heating system,' $18,500. PI (8) Trees, trees, trees, half acre counters. Dining Area. 8 Bedrooms, Construction of Parking Area Garden— Pam — Dairy WRINGER TYPE washing ma cheater. water heat. Ckill AC 8-8248. amealte drive, nice neighborhood, H i baths, plus exceptional recr«a- 2-7752 lot. on Hilliard. Street westerly from MAM FOR Alpplng and receiving chine, excellent condition, • $25. ed, heat, hot water, private en­ aluminum combinations beau- HEADQUARTERS for 3 and 4 ceramic tile bath. Basement laun­ Prodnets 50 PIANO TUNING (electronically). minutes from school, buses, shop' tlon room, with built-in bookcases (4) Convenient location (one block dry and rec, room potential. Fire station, from Hilliard Street department, experience helpful, Can be seen at 160 Blsseli St. MI ROOMS WITH housekeeping privi­ FTVE ROOM apartment with all trance. *75 monthly. PI 2-6975 plng..pirect from o^ er. $14,900. Ufui landscaped lot 116x188. tenement dwellings. We have what SEX UNK pullets laying, $3 each. Phone MI 9-0500. All piano re­ after 4 p.m. and bar. Weil landscaped corner 'WAUCESt BTRinET—8 rooni Cape, from bus). Weather-equipped with excellent southerly to property of Burnett, full-time, Uiwral benefita. Call MI Frederick 9-6658. leges for 8 young ladies avaUable modern conveniences, near cen­ t o 9-8818. $17,900—’Twin Hills—8 bedroom you need. West Side Realty, MI Dent, 41 Apei Place. BUR------sa ls:— Apples, hand picked, pairs. New keys a specialty. Old October 18 at Bolton Lake. 9-8315. lot. $19,900. Philbrick Agency. MI screened porch, fireplace. 1-car (5) Immediate occupancy. storm windows, exhaust fan. Call approximately 2,600 square feet a, S-UOl. Aak for Mr. Geer. also good windfalls.' Louis Bunce, BU ter, second floor In two-famlly ranch, living room with fire­ 9-S464. . ^anoa modernized and rebuilt. 9-0939, $13,600—SIX ROOM colonial, nice g a rv e , shaded lot, $18,000. PhU- George Rlemer, MI 9-5306, JA as shown on niap entitled "Eighth Artleles For Sale 45 529 W. Center St., Ml 8-8116 PUSH BUTTON Hotpoint stove, ex­ Five restyled and rebuilt uprights. house, for adults only. Must place, kitchen with dlshweah- MANCHESTER—^Unusual 3'family, brick Agency, MI $-8464. TO SEE CALL $-4641. School and UtlllUes District, plan I WISH I could And a man arith cellent condition, two large ovens seen to be aappreclated Call MI condition, picturebook kitchen, er, recreation room and bar, ear who wants to make $100 areek- See them at Meyers Plano, 91 ROOM NEAR Post Office for work­ very central. Carlton W. Hutchins centraUy located, 14 rooms, 3% MANCHESTER — New listing. 6 of Proposed Pavement Ayea Hil­ WOOLESfS FOR nig making. All TOMATOEB—Pick your own, 50c and drawers. Immaculate. $160. Center St. Open 4-10 p.m. eve- 8-5854. aluminum combinations, ga­ rooms, fireplace, oil heat, Tear MI 8-7779 BROKER ly, take a few headaches, work Call MI 3-2934. ing girl, board optloniu” AU privi­ MI 94nS3. . baths, 3-car garage. West Side GOOD SOUND VALUES liard Street, Mancheste-', Conn. shades. Pilgrim Mills, formerly a half bushel. Michael Kurys, . nings. All day Saturday. leges of home. MI 8-6745, rage, large' landscaped lot Realty, MI 9-8315. garage with attached screened hard, and be his oam boos. Write French Road, Bolton. LINOLEUM VERNON B A R R O ’WS Scale 1"= 10 ft. Sept. 22, , 1961, Cheney Hall, Hartford Road. Open SIX ROOM Cape, fireplace, garage, 109x475 surrounded by fence. paUo, trees nicely landscaped, Hayden L. Griswold C. E." ' Box V, Herald, giving full partlcu. NORGE refrigerator in good CLARINETT “ Bundy” B-flat minor, ROQCVHjLE—S room heated flat, noon till 9; Saturday 10-6. running condition, very reasoi- ROOM FUR RENT, genUeman pre­ near to atorea, schools and bus. $14,600—South St. —Colonial — 6 293 SPRING STREET with extra lot. Dwelling In very $13,300—5 room ranch, hot water MUST SELL! Sealed bids .will be received at lars. RECLEIANED RYE and wheat seed 6 months old, excellent condition, ferred, telephone in room, shower. $110 per month. Tel. MI 8-1889. FORMICA WALLACE for cover or forage crops, reason­ able. Call Ml 4-0934. Marion B. Robertson. Iroker MI room split level, fireplace, IH good condition throughout. Quick heat, ceramic bath, in quiet neigh­ the office of the President Of the TV ANTENNAS, tubes, parts and $85. Upright piano, good condi­ 122 Florence St. MI 8-7903. 8-9953. Ride by this beautiful Gambolati occupancy. Asking price, $17,600. borhood. 8 room expandable Cape an( , « „ Eighth School ft Utilities District, WANTED—Hange and fuel oil accessories sale in our famous “ Do able. JA 8-4949 after 6 p.m. SIX ROOM duplex, oil heat, cen­ FLOORS — WALLS baths, garage, large land­ rage, good condition, all city uUli- C«nt«r St. MI 8-5306 tion. any reasonable offer. MI tral location. Call after 5, MI scaped yard. ranch. Reduced to below market Charlesrles LeLesperance, MI 9-7620. 89 Hudson Street to Manchester, truck . driver. Apply Morlarty it yourself department. Receiving 9-6814, COUNTERS value at $21,900. For appointment ties, 89. Coleman Road. (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) Broa. Bee Scotty. WINDFALL MACS, pick your own, CBU5AR CHEST, $5; chest of draw­ 9-5048 GLASTONBURY—6 room ranch 2 $12,900—South St.—7 room Colonial, $14,600—New 5% room ranch, Connecticut up, tp. 12 noon Oct. tubes, 40% oU. AST picture tubes, ers. $10. MI 9-8551. PLEASANT ROOM, ^mtlemon hatha, center ball. 8 twin size b ^ - to eeel call the near schools, large kitchen v/ith 9th, 1961. ’ . . ' most “ 31“ slse, $31.95, and up. In­ half bushel,' 75c, bring baskets. only, private entrance. MI 8-4873. REASONABLE PRICES 26 acres, barn, frontage ap­ NEW RANCHES—Featuring city Louis Bunce, MI 8-8116 FOUR ROOM flat, first floor, heat NO OVEBHEAD rooms, 148 foot tot, only $18,400. proximately 600 feet. water, city gas, landscaping, built-ln-birch cabinets.ibl Ceramic WARREN E. HOWLAND, Proposals must be executed in door antennas from 89c ttnd up. Wearing Apparel— Purs 57 and hot water furnished, centnd Carlton W. Hutdilns, t o 9-5182. R. F. DIMOCK CO. bath. Many extras. Lots For Sals 73 Outdoor antennas from $1.99 and HAVE RESITED one room to young FREE ESTIMATES Exclusive with 90x150 lots, formica counters, knot­ Realtor accordance with, and subjep^-to, Help Waatsd GRee:N MOUNTAIN potatoes, good BENDIX ELECTRIC Ironer con­ 100% MRS, WOOL winter coat, business girl., Can accommodate location. MI 9-6048 after 6. ty pine cabinets, full basements, instructions and speclficattons up. Chimney mounts only 99c. and mealy. Pasqualini Farm, sole model, $26. 67 Olcott Dr. Guaranteed Workmanship By BUSDIESS ZONE--6 room home in MI 9-5245 $18,300—New split level 7 roohiB, 876 MAIN ST. Milk or Fcmils 87 vHF wire 3c a foot. Also, used coral with light beige beaver col­ another. Call MI 9-6258 alter 5. Factory Trained Mechanics exceUent condition off East Center metal hatchways, full insulation, This house 1* unique. Has every­ MI 8-1108 TWO B ZONE lots With elty water, contained hereto. Avery Street, Wapping Conn. MI lar. MI 3-6686 between 1-5 p.m. MONTPETIT colored bath fixtures, ceramic tile, Speeiflbatlons- may 1 be obtained TVs completely overhauled. See 4-0604. r B. . 21 MOTOROLA TV, blond table Street. Good location for doctor, Barbara Woods Ml 9-7702 thing including easy financing. Union St., $2,400. CaU t o 9-6496. HAIRDRESSERS—Desirable pool us first for the best deals. Open model, new picture tube, guaran­ TEL. Bn 8-0048—TB 5-S9M halrdreaser, etc. $25,000 For fur­ hot air heat, built-in oven and Eve. Ray Holcombe. MI 4-1139 from the custodian, at the fire­ tiaaa open In. new beauty oalon, evenings till 9, Saturday fill 5. • SEPTIC TANKS ther InformaUon call the Philbrick Johanna Evans MI 9-6868 r«ig|B, garage. Priced from JAMES 0. DOWLING BUIUDING LOT — 100x281 feet, house—32 Mato St., Manchester, teed for OTie year, $55. MI 9-5624. Wanted— To Buy 58 Rooms With Boa^rd 59>A AGENCY $13,490 to $14,490 With as lltUe as fully treed, city water, city sewer, Conn. full-time, tM sdary. All nplles Prices in effect .till supply is ex­ CLEANED and INSTALLED Agency, MI 9-8464. MI 9-7677 MANCHESTER confidential. Apply Mafogic Mirror, hausted or replaced by similar GAS STOVE and gas refrigerator BOARD AND room for retired gen­ STANDISH ROAD PI 2-7081 MANCHESTER $390 down. For additional in­ eldewalks, curbs, excellent loca­ - PhUlp Rurgeaa Fertilizers 50-A WE BUY, SEIJ. or trade antique formation or appointment call tion. For additional Information BIS Main St., MI 8-7484 items. Satellite EBectronlc Servlcei in good condition. Make an offer. and used furniture, china, glass, tleman, quiet home In country, one • SEWERS LARGE 6 ROOM Cape, full shed t, . Preaidtht MI 9-5745. dormer, 1% baths, hot water oU MANCHESTER—Low priced 3-bed­ Reduced for quick sale to $14,700. 9-5391, John Panders, MI 9-1898. SENSIBLE or appointment. Cal! McCarthy 185 School Street, Manchester. MI GOOD COW MANURE $5 and $10 silver, picture frames and old floor, love and kindness. Reason­ M A d u N ifaf OU&AN1CD MANCHESTER MEM-WOMEN $30 in coramlaslons. 9-1T86. able, Write Box W. Herald. heat, fireplace, near school, shop­ room ranch, aluminum storm 8 room Cape recently redecorated, Enterprises, MI 9-5391. John Pan' loads. Delivered. Ehccellent for coins, old dolls and guns, hobby SEPnC TAIHCS 3 or 4 bedrooms, aluminum siding, clera, MI 0-1898. Daily. Sen luminous nameplates. 1960 . FRIGID AIRE 12 cubic foot, collections, attic contents or whole ping center. Must be seen to be doors, windows, near school, shop­ SO, WINDSOR—home for an execu­ $15,500 — GARDNER ST. — 8 bed­ Write Reeves Oo., Attleboro, HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or shrubs, lawns, etc. MI 8-7804, MI left hand door, like new. Com- ROOM AND board near Bolton INSTALLATION AND appreciated. Priced at only ping, extras. MI 9-0468. aluminum combos, large fenced in tive designed by well known Man­ room ranch, lovely kitchen with 6 ROOMS $13,80C frosen, 80e dos. H. Pasqualini, 346 9-8731. estates. Furniture Repair Service lot. plete fireplace set. "ITiree picture TalcottvUle, Conn. Tel. Ml 8-7449. Notch, good home for retired per­ SPECIALIST $18,700. Charles Leaperance, t o chester architect, 10 acres Qf land plenty of cabinets, living room Resort Property For Sale 74 Avery Street, Wapping. window draw drapes. PI 2-6342. son. Call PI 2-7721. PLUGBED SEWERS 9-7620. TALCO’TTVILLE — 2-famlly, 5-4, overlooking the Connecticut Val­ Features Include oil steam heat, l4x22, tile bath, fully plastered, city water and sewer, copper RIDEBY BOOKKEEPER and offles mansgar f r a n k is buying and selling good bus line, Mitchell exchange, busi R. F. DIMOCK CO. ley. Too many extras to enumer­ aluminum storms, biuiement ga­ BOLTON—First take —waterfront WALLPAPER SALE — Celling MANCHESTER — 8 rooms, IH ness possibilities, large lot.' Ton' plumbing. Lot 100x200. On busline. For yoor eonvenlcnoe w V are in lUmcheSter, 8-day week, hours Hoasefiold Goods 5 J UNIVERSAL electric stove, good used furniture and antiques start Town and Country Mathise Glsasai ate. Schwartz Real Estate, MLS rage, oil hot water heat. 6-room cottage which can ha llstiag addressee. Drive hy, S-S, paid vaeatlan, hospitallaatlon paint $2.95 gallon; Dutch Boy condition, $25. Also Model A Ford ^ailancnts— Flat»— baths, garage, exceUent location gYlen Agi Agency, MI 8-6321, MI 9-5245 Realtor, AD 8-1241, MI 3-0883. , Easily financed. Quick occupancy. easily w intern te ^ d . Marion E, Rob- gloss and flat colors, $3.05 gal­ Ing Sept, 9 at 420 Lake St. Cali and Septio Tanks, Dry Wella, Sewer Reasonable taxes. them eaU us te laipeot obti- and Rfa insurance, Bahaiy booed motor, etc., $25. MI 4-0545 Bee- what-rhr we’ve • got. . Qbsed— ■ - Sun ^ and condition. Close to bus and $15,800—OXFORD ST.—Older 8 ertaon. broker. Ml 3-5963 lon. Morrison Paint Store, 385 Tenements 63 DRAINAGE CO. Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ Barbara Woods gathw, 'Of course. ’> on siqieiience. Submt resume giv­ days. MI 9-6580. shopping center.. Charles Lesper. MI 9-7702 MANCHESTEIR—247 Charter Oak. room Colonial in , fine condition, Center St. TAPE RECORDERS to r rent Mar­ proofing Donei ance, MI 9-7620, Johanna Evans MI 9-5663 PHONE MI 3-6273 ing ago, eoiperienee, marital low's, 867 Main. Call MI i-5221. MODERN 8-PIECE sectional sofa, OESnEDRAL RENTAL agency, J. .D. M l 9^143 Latge qualitv ranch, fireplaces, 8 large bedrooms with oversized status, etc. Wni cal] to r Inter­ light green frieze, custom made INVESTMENT closets, modern bath, heated rec ,?00 L a w n MOWESIS—To n Jaeobsen, Realty, 470 Main Street, -MI full basement, hot water oil heat. Wanted—-Real Estate 77 8 Mg rooms, osnierB. want .fast view. Write Bck " X ” , Herald slip covers, $75. Lime oak panel Rooms Withoot Board 59 3-6129. Manchester TWO FAMILIES room, new oil burner and hot Brae-Burn Realty Bolens, GoodaU, Ariens. Riding Three Rooms of Furniture McKinney bros. priced right, vacant. Owner Escott sole. (Eaidly dojwe^Ie^. fii.a bed, box spring and mattress. $40. Agency, t o 9-7683. water system, etorms, 2-car ga­ ASK US about our cpsh offer for mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. RldamaUc FROM MODEL HOME MI 9-8819. Sfwtragt Disposal Co. PROPERTY We have eeveral starting at rage, nicely landscaped lot. yoUr property. No red tape. Hon­ tw4 acres of Real Estate Broker. Bome hi an IBM fpeatitiiL ' 448 HARTFORD ROAD PARKER STREET dining room, hot water baseboard land, selling for $15,800. Realtors, MI 8-6930. MI 9-SS24. niture, antique pump organ, pine heat, fuU basement with recrea­ WANTED TO BUY—Multiple fam­ SitiiitltHis Wantsd — MMe 39 MI 8-1524 MI 8-6668 ^ ily Unit. Call MI 9-0085. HOT AIR furnace. MI 8-8495 after wash stands, chests, commodes, Owner transferred and has to seU tion room, 2-car fv a g e , amesite 67 Wyllys Street Before you buy furniture any this exceptionally clean 6 -room PORTER— ST.—6 room Colonial ]. D. REALTY CO. Fbr fiioM who wim$ the beet— CARPENTER, mason, painter and 6 p.m. where—shop at Norman’s. and cobbler’s bench, plank seat drive, large lot. $17,900. Philbrick R. F. DIMOCK CO. chairs mahogany corner china Cape. All rooms finished, hqs a Agency, Ml 9-8464. priced below $19,000. VA baths 3 abMlnteiy! ' pspisrhaagor deslras worit. $3.35 bedrooms, brick front, nicely 470 Main St. MI 8-8129 an bourrJA 8-14M. cabinet, china display cabinets. fireplace, combinations, amesite MI 9-5245 MI 3-7449. shaded lot. Beechler-Smith, Real­ 58 Meadow Lanei;'•' WELTiNI 85 m.m. camera F2.8 WILTON RUG, 8x9, Just cleaned. and a real nice yard. First time on SD4 r o o m ranch, 8 years old. lens, $25. 67 Olcott Dr. Barbara Woods tors, MI 9-8952, MI 3-6989. BOLTON— Volpl Rd. Practically Executive' impdlH-niedeiv . iu MI 9-7782. the market and sensibly-priced to Bowers School, ail rooms better Ml 1-7702 tomorrow. sell af $14,750. Johanna Evans MI 9-5653 new 8 bedroom ranch, family size MAPLE ARM SOFA. MI 9-3728. than average in size, entire base­ MANCHESTER GREEN — Over­ kitchen, living room with fire­ AMESITE PAVING Complif* It Ea$ily MAHOGANY END tables with 30 GALLON aquarium stand and ment finished off into large family sized Cape on beautifully land­ place,' full basement. Belfiore 51 Finley Street glass tops excellent condition. T .J. CROCKETT room 4%% mortgage, priced for ABBY ESTATES scaped lot. 6 large rooms, living Lovely. rancXi, In heaufiful set­ light, to r sale. MI 8-4782. HEBRON, CONN. Agency, MI 3-5121. e DilUVEWAYa e WALKS e PAMUNQ LOTS $10. Call MI 3-0456. PHILCO PORTABLE TV. all chan­ quick sale, $16,900. Philbrick room with front vestibule and ting. Realtor MI 3-1577 Agency, MI 9-8484. fireplace. Upitalrs full ehed and 3 MAiailNB OBAOED e PAVED and ROLLED POWER LAWN mower, lawn cart, nel, good condition, one year oldr 20 MINUTES FROM PRATT ft MANCHES’TER—^$12,950. Immacu­ 74 Mountain Road reasonable. MI 3-2047, 6-9 p.m. WHITNEY. front dormers, garage, provisions late 6 room Cape, on lovely wood­ maple step end table, mahogany PORTER ST. SECTION for large family room Priced to 8 room Split., JHA'baths, 238 ft, Cotton Charmer! gOBSip bench, whlte^ T-V chair, BRICK h om e:—8 large rooms, 2 Full Acre Country Eetatee ed lot, near schools and shopping, yard. This- oae -you most see full baths, 2-car garage, excellent sell. Beechler-Smith, Realtors Ml quick occupancy. Belfiore Agen­ FREE ESTIMATES • CALL ANYTIME bedapreads and drapes, scatter FRONT VIEW Panoramic View '' " 9-8952, XU 3-6969 Inside and oili rugs, lamps, lady’s clothing rang­ REAR VIEW ENTICING condition Between one and two cy, MI 3-6121. acres of land. Fruit.trees. High SIX BOOM EXPANDABLE 18 F k ^ m S t r a t t ing in alze 16-20. Also many other NEAR PARKADE:—6 room Cape, Items. Gilbert Bailey. 49 Berkeley elevation. Six miles from Man­ > ' CAPE COD BENTON STREET —4 bedroom THE PRICE IS RIGHT Walk to shon«l|k schools, bos, COLONIAL chester. Philbrick Agency.. MI from $13,200 bright and cheerful kitchen, up chnrMies.*' Dr., Vernon, off Lake Street, yel TO BE SOLD - ‘ air------■ - - home plus heated front {torch, low ranch. T room substantial flawless Co­ $-8484. V 814 ROOM RANCH HOME atalrs recently completed with 2 living room with fireplace, 1% TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGEO' 63 PITKIN STREET—A lonial, Custom buUt by Hutchinson. from $13,900 bedrooms, lavatory, full shed dor­ 42 M b^i^t Road four bedroom colonial baths, formal dining room, 2-car ALBERT'S PAYS YOUR RENT Three bedrooms, 1% baths. For the MANCHESTER—diam ilng 6 room Built-in Range and Oven mer. An excellent buy for the Immaciite^. modem Mtdien home In one of Manches­ garage, extra building lot avail- and baft} -sHtely treed and YES, FUR A WHOLE MONTH! THIS IS A BEST BUY! discriminating buyer. Shown by Cape with garage. Four finished Included with each home growing family. Beechler-Smith, able. Belfiore Agency, MI 8-6121. ter’s finest residential appoi|itment only. plus rec room. Plastered walls, ex­ Garage and fireplace optional Realtors, M l 9-8952, MI 8-8989 ahmbbied. lo t with purchase of any 3 room out­ areas. Large living room, haust fan, new awnings, private Ahvlow os $74.70 per month SMALL BUSINESS______po potential — 2 fit during our great outfit sale, A1 formal dining room, fam­ yard with fireplace, good location, BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room ranch, bert's will pay the first- month's PHONE MI 3-6273 Include* principal and interest blocks from Main Street. 6 room DE MAIO BROS. AjnMai..>' :.hor ■ - ily size kitchen, 1% 45 ADELAIDE ROAD tip top condition. $15,600. Robert ■ViA. and F.H.A. Financing 3 twin bedroo'ms, ceramic tile rent for"your new home up to ISO. baths,* two car garage home, garage, plus large frame sald._',j^,.';.,''., , Wolverton Agency, Ml 3 1914. Available bath, formal dining room, , large building with, office. Priced right, TEL M l 3-7S91 If your rent is less we will refund plus beautiful grounds living room with front vestibule iS^'-Fioreii^’Stri the difference to you in cash Fair 100x181 are some o f the Brae-Burn Realty $13,400. Beechler-Smith, Realtors, Enough? i MANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, DIRECTIONS; Glastonbury ex- Beechler-Smith, MI 9-8952, Ml MI 9-8952, MI 3-6969. Convenient td'fdldier honSi with features of this attractive cxcelleni closet, and storage epace^ pressway to Hebron Ave. exit—Rt. 3-6969. $10 DOWN DELIVERS WE OFFER FOR SALE THIS LUXURIOUSA^USTOM BUILT RANCH property. Porter Street 69 DALE ROAD large enclosed porch, 2-car 94. -Continue;ini Ewt,...... follow Gay City $13,800-HEBRON. Newi 8 room 8 COMPLETE School district. Reason­ IN ONE OF MANCHESTER’S ABSOLUTELY FINEST ■ ■i 674 CenGr Btreat rage, $19,700 Philbrick Agency,! Park Slims, igni to Rt. 85, turn left; con- VERNON—6 room ranch, 2-car ga­ ranch, built-in range and oven, oil ROOMS OF BRAND ably priced in the mid- Richardson built ranch home, 9-8464. S' rage. two acres, on quiet street, Near e v e . RESIDENTIAL AREAS. finue 8/lOth mile to model homes. hot water heat, amesite drive’, % Cape that NEW FURNITURB twenties. baths, 3 iireplaces. and 2-car From Manchester take Porter St. $22,900. PI 2-7752. AND APPLIANCES garage, immaculate condition, re­ acre lot.■ t. OnlyOn' $500 down U ft R. $as«u? 't' HAZARDVILLH:—6 room ranch, to Rt. 85. ■ Continue to Abby Es­ Realty, MI 3-2692, R. D. Murdock, The “ Economy’’ ROBERT J. SMITH - • 1. ‘ ' duced to $24,900, For appointment fireplace, hot water oil heat, full tates. DON’T MISS this 2-bedroom Cape MI 3-6472. - ■ . F'ree.$50 Month’s Rent me. to see, call the basement, carport, large lot, near featuring quality construction, in 9)4 rqfwnsJnc] ^;4.|iedreoms 8 ROOMS ...... $188 963 Main Street new school, assumable 4%% GEORGE 8. PEASE CU. town location, at reduced price. ' M i bad .nqraety Following are some j^riineni facts about this property: R. F. DIMOCK CO. Tract phone MI 9-4048, $18,800—BOLTON. A. home with f— "'.i^'-hatbs. The "Honeymoon” Mitchell 9-5241 loon, furniture available. Escott Owner, 28 Sterling Place. country atmosphere yet only min­ An ekwlleiit lue';$^.;l)9()iderale FVee $50 Month’s Rent exclusive, MI 9-7683. Business BU 9-Sl5o 8 ROOMS ...... $269 1. It has two full ceramic tiled baths and MI 9-5245 SEVEN ReXJM Capa—on bus line, utes from Manchester is what this ^ — V 6. Two-car garage. charming 6 rooni ranch offers, The “ Oiarm House” ■ j one lavatory. — • DUTCH COLONIAL, 153 N. School BOLTON LAKE—Route 44, $8,500. large family room, modern kitch­ 115 Ma FVee $50 Month’s Rent 7. The frbnt stonework is a special "Ten- Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 Five room winterized*cottage, new en, dining room, 8 or 4 bedroothe, with a fireplace, finished family Q^ee-home , , loca- Johanna Evans MI 9-5853 St. 6 large rooms, enclosed sun heating eystem, well dnd septic room, combination windows, dish­ 1; ■>'■ 8 ROOMS ...... $394 2. There are two fireplaces. nessee Pink” type that grows moreiat- porch, beautiful back yard with basement finished in knotty nine, leckbook. The “ Hollywood” system, insulated. Lawrence F. garage, wooded lot, close to washer disposal, % acre lot. ex­ 3. Four good-sized bedrooms. tractive as it matures. MANCHESTER—Bowers School—T fireplace and fruit trees. 10 years Flano, Realtor. MI 3-2766. schools and shopptog/hB.^T'PhlT cellent location for children. U ft Free $50 Month’s Rent oil}. Can be bought directly from S'-SlpB St. 8 Rooms ...... $488 8. Full attic with disappearing stairs. rooms, 1^ baths, fireplace, ga- brick Agency, t o $4464. R Realty, MI 3-2692. R. D. Mur­ SIZES 2 -3 M 4,. Attractive pass-thru between kitchen and Tags, hot Water oil heat, custom owner. Immediate occupancy. MI ANDOVER^$13,100. Privacy with dock, t o 8-6472. rslir,~,'bating. The "Boulevard” , j O A O i U l t 9-5913 or MI 9-1109. FYee $50 Month’s Rent dining room. 9. The half acre lot is nicely treed and shrub­ buUt 1950, Escott Agency. MI 'riew. 6 year old 5% room ranchfl PORTER ST AREA—DlstlncUve 8 , OaiMi' 9-7888, 6 J. fireplace, etc., IV4 acreSrnear pub­ room Ck>loniaI, modem kitchen, CHOICE LIS’TINGS. Include 9 room ale* 8 ROOMS ...... $697 bed. There is enough room for a swimming $13,900 —IMMACULATE 7 room The “ Aristocrat” Finiahed rec room and workshop in the lic swimming hole, out building dining room, paneled family room, single on.Bigelow St. for $20,000; pool or tennis court in the spacious (and FLORIDA BOUND Colonial, wall-wall carpet. St living room with wall-to-wal] car­ 7 room cape on Steep Hollow in 365 E ly k e . FYee $50 Month’s Rent basement. for p ow Or pets, 75 young Xmas • T O ^ 0.. HOMES private) rear yard. James Parish, Carlton W. Hutch­ trees. Quick occupancy Lawrence pet, fireplace, 4 large bedrooms, the 26s; big colonial on Pitkin :e an offer, 8 ROOMS ...... $879 KEENEY STREET ins, MI 9-5132. I ited. 5646 The price includes free delivery, F. Fiano, Realtor, MI 3-2766. loada of closet space, 1% bathe, St.; deluxe $30,000 plus ranch in free set up. free service and free • 3.REDROOM e PRICE $13,500 garage. Vacant, at a price you can Lakewood Circle; new 4 bedroom D iiv o ti VERNON — Mitchell Exchange. afford. Beechler-Smith Realtors, colonial with 2-car for $27,500. T. a,... BeaiittMf with several BdMOIOEilY storage till needed, plua free rent RANCHES DIRECT FROM owner — 8 room eomplete with for r month up to $50. j* vouch for this ... are positively heartsick at the thought of leaving the ilHi Non-development 7 rOom' aplit Mf 9-8952, MI 3-6969. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1877. bnUt^hK IssBaedlate ooenpancy. togutliar ranch, $12,000, Call MI $-7819. level, 2 baths, 3 or 4 possible bed­ A ccUsr, A carefrea-cotton frock that is SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT • 7-ROOM SPLIT neighborhood. However, the patter of little feet grows incessantly louder as the years go by and even lil! Furniture Included XOaxtQO. l e t „ 'sure to delight the dainty miss! rooms, plastered walls, large, car­ DUTCH COLONIAL -T h is lovely EAST HAR’TFORD Most desir­ Village Charmer C^ijl ue about the two nockline. \. Phone Samuel Albert. CH 7-9358 for more sj^ce becomes necessary. Occupancy can be at the buyer’s convenience, within reason. . lilll Neat 5 room single, fireplace, oil MANCHESTER—A half block off well kept home features living ,21 It's slmple-to-sew and easily L E v a s port with storage area. High, well able ! Spacious Colonial near bus- h«ner.for eale.nw Mata an Albert courtesy auto, We will heat, 2-car garage, 3 rooms first Main Street, 7 room Ctolonial, IH shaded % acre lot. Anxious own­ room, formal dining room, kitch­ lild S , SoTBust trinuned with embroidered daisies! line, 8 rooms, 1% baths, Rusco Caa*t give the addreee m Patterii No. 6846 tissue — call for you at your home, bring • 4eBEDROOM floor, 2 rooms, bath second floor. baths. 4 room down, 8 bedrooms ers waiting for offers. Asking en, 3 bedrooms, fliieplace, IH storms, garage, shrubs, fruit This traditional 6-room Dutch Colonial is locate^ in one I S yards sixes 3, S, 4 incL; hot-iron transfer you back home again. PosiUvely no COLONIALS Excellent lot 85x140. up. Modern kitchen, 3 porches, $17,800. Lawrence F. Fiano, Real­ baths, laundry room, plastered trees, etc. Owner transferred. obligation or use your own auto well shaded lot, 2-car garage, tor, MI 3-2768, walls, full basement, oil heat, side of the finest residential areas of our community. Its] for daisieo: fuU directions. Phone For An Appointment to Inspect Anxious quick sale. Belfiore Agen­ ftBtlh Wtodaor.,a^..Veffi9K^ and we will give you 5 gaUoua gas MI 8-6273 $15,900. PhUbrick Agency, lln porch, garage, amesite drive, cy, MI 3-5131, Evenings Mr. An­ To order, send 35e in coins to: 0-8464. graceful styling and many features make a home fori A nne Gshot, The Mand&ester Eve- free even if no purchase is made'. MANOHreSTjure—3 bedroom ranch, shade trees. Excellent location. derson, JA 8-01S9. ' -* Aatlwntih ColaitiWly-. large enclosed breezeway, 3 -c a i ...... AVE. OF MODELS OPEN DAILT For additional Information or ap­ comfortable living.' Truly a home which belongs ia burl ■ - - - ' Liipt ■ ■ ' A—L -B —E—R—T—'- S 16 AJK. TILL DARK VERNON-Nlfee B room ranch, • one minute to Parkway, pointment can McCarthy Enter- CAPE—Five large room, shaded OPEN NIGHn TIL 8 P.M. Brae-Burn Realty quiet neighborhood, near bus, “City of Village Charm." ------center, and schools. Call prisea, Inc., MI 9-6391, John V. lot, garage, combination windows, 48^5 ALLYN STREET school, early occupancy. Tongren ~ $-5762. Panciera, MI 9-1898. quiet location. Owner, MI 8-5836. For Ist-class mailing add lOo for HARTFORD HOMES WITH LAND ....older Agency, MI 3-6|321.. each pattern. Print Name, Address Saturday $ p.m. WILLIAM •ix rodms with 1% baths, ga­ TOLLAND—^Beautiful scenic Crest- MANCHESTER—Excellent 8 room GREnON MANOR I bedroom ranch, with Zone ami Pattern Number, REGAL IN-LAW APARTMENT or rental rage and chicken coop adjoining wood 6 room ranch, 2 baths, 2-car custom built ranch. Features In- eeramie bath, fireplace, attached McCa r t h y enterprises , inc. Have jrou tb sfSi !______Album eontain- R ^ , NEVER used, 9x13, m e n , 358 MAIN STREET the High School for $13,000; dis- over garage, five room ctutom garage, sundeck, extra large tree cluda 3 full baths, 3-car garage, garage, screened l^rch, disposal, fiee MULDERS. INC. finctlvs 7 room cape, suburban built ranch, enclosed breeseway, G.B. vac- TEL. MM-884d shaded lot. Must be seen to~be ap­ latge lot, convenient location. stove" - and - - ..other - extras, - MI 9-5891-^OHN V. PANCIERA— BH 9.1898 .GU.BUIW*GP0We 4Ut$t yet in town. T. J, Crockett, preciated. Owner TR 84194 for Phone l a $-$87$, Bra$-Btm Real- from eemer at $14,800. for quick m R 6 ^ , MX i-urr. ] ■PtolBtnMnt, galo. o u t UX $-G61i after $ P-n- It \ ^ .1 ■■ /1 •1 ., ' nUDAT, SEPIEMBER M, im cv»ti$tg Ifprafiii AvengB. Daily Net Preaa Rob JL the WBfithtr For the Week Ended FerecBSt of O. S. 8. F. rrUiaU, Ann Judaon Circle, at the home the auspices of the Salvation rently registered with a troop but at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Lap- win bo avhUable for the annual WILOON MUG CO. Manche»ter— A City of VUlago Charm TMar plflkat 4Mtroy«r, TTSS 870 Main St, la anroOad in the of Mrs. WUUam Rlngrose, 37 Lilac Army there, tomorrow evaUag who have been scouts in the past ^ 17 Fenwick Rd. Mra. Xidward harvest dance to be held Oet 14 881 Mala 8 t IW. aa 8 4 B81 o m n , t fp m X ^ oat of Ouaa- freahman c&aa at Mary Hitch* St and Sunday. and who meet the age requirement OOss win be eo^hoataas. at the K of C Homa code Moniorlal Hoepltal Schod of VOL. LXltX, NO. 807 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) tUMino Bay, (Xitw.-. ITumng at Hanover, N. EL MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1961 (dasslfled Advertialag on Paaa 10) PRICE FIVE Wchaal B. UttMll, aoa of Mn. Oortnido Unnon, SO Oottaga St, Four clidaa of the Community and Um lato JdBB Uanen, U taima Baptist Church will meet Tuesday Sayg Charge ^Ftdse, Libelous^ OB laava from Iba U,8. Navy after afternoon and evening. The Marcia oompliUiic baate ttalalnc at Neubert Circle will meet at 18:49 West Sets State News Oraat taSaa. U. He wlU Oet IX to Penaaeola, fla. Molly Splnny aa hoateae. Bvehlng Terms for Irked Nixon Denies Roundup Syrian Regime Tells Red Talks Secret Knight Deal Talcottyille a By JfMBN H. HfCHnXHVER I — / New York, Sept. 80 (fP)— SOMY. NO Se.. Msneiieodmi’ BOB e-s^ BBBaBaBBBBsaaa IFtlOII0 3*4123 'S/ The western powers are re­ Loa Angeles, Sept. 80 (S*)—^ Knight U Independently well- Woman 3rd SO BtY .N O Richard M. Nixon denies he tO-^o, and also has a well-paying ported to have told Russia in Job as a Lios Angeles TV com­ All Egyptians Leave PHONE,OM>BtSI DfUVBSiSl diplomatic talks here that sought a secret deal to get ex- mentator. He claims Nixon en­ In Contest they have no intention of ne­ Gov. Goodwin J, Knight out gineered the GOP maneuvering gotiating with Communist of the 1962 race for Califor­ that forced him to step aside as Milford, Sept. 30 (IP)—Mrs. |M lOYS Alio GHUS nia’s Republican gubernatori­ governor in 1958 to allow then East Germany over the right U.S. Sen. William F. Knowland to Aurora Rodican, a 33-year-old END-OF-MONTH to keep Allied troops in West al nomination. mother of five, will represent "False and libelous on Its face," run for that office. Knight ran Berlin. the former Vice President said yes­ for Knowland’s Senate seat. Both Connecticut in the Mrs. LIMITED LIMITED The future sU tu. of the U.8., terday of Knight’s charge—that lost badly.” Arperica pageant in Fort Lau­ British, and French . garrisons is Nixon sent an emissary to offer Knight (;laims — and Nixon de­ nies — —that Nixon, then Vice derdale, Flfi., Nov. 13-27. Pledged by O lV I tf one of several critical issues which Knight any state Job ha wanted If Mrs. Rodican was selected from QUANTITIES! have arisen in talks held separate­ Knight withdrew. president, wanted both men de­ among nine finalists in the sute QUANTITIES ly by Secretary of State Dean "No person representing me or feated BO he could have unques­ contest last night. Runner-up was Rusk and British Foreign Secre­ authorized by me has made such a tioned control of California’s Re­ Mrs. Marie Auditors, of Hamden. New C h ief tary Lord Home with Soviet For­ promise," said Nixon. publican party. Third place went to Mrs. Eileen eign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko. Knight retorted: "I will disclose The lafest rupture in the never- Berube, Talcottvllle. By H-EBB McKINUCY This- series of New York tdks, the name of Nixon’s pressure emis­ cordial relations between' Nixon A registered nurse. Mrs. Rodican which began Sept. 21, is ending to­ sary and present my proof and and Knight started in this fash­ works part-time at Grace-New Beirut, Lebanon, Sept. 80 day, but Rusk and Gromyko plan witnesses at a public press confer­ ion: Haven Community Hospital and (IP)—Syria’s new civilian re­ to meet again in Washington ence . . . within a very few days." On the eve of Nixon’s nationally the Hospital of St. Raphael’s, also sometime next week. Rusk plana gime raised the flag of the Lqst night Knight said he ac­ televised news conference Wednes­ in New Haven. Syrian Arab Republic over to return to Washington tonight cepted an offer from Los Angeles day night, state Democratic chair­ She and her husband. James, and Lord Home to London. man William A. Munnell issued a make their home at 160 Porter St., government buildings today In Washington, it is understood TV station" KTLA for a television debate with Nixon. But station statement claiming a Nixon friend in New Haven. and ordered the ouster of Gromyko hopes to have a con­ officials said a Nixon spokesman offered Knight a secret deal to She was first in the cooking, Egyptians in quick seimel to plus . . . valuable GREEN STAMPS with your purchases ference also with President Ken­ advised them Nixon would not de­ withdraw from the race. memi-nlanning and lunchbox-pack- the revolt against Cairo’8 nedy, but U.S. officials said the bate with Knight. The station At Nixon’s news conference, the i ing phase of the state competi­ meeting has not yet been arranged. former Vice President was asked tion. rule. Western diplomats saw little made the offer Thursday. All Jlgyptians, ci-vU and -military, These were the' latest develop­ if there was any basis to Miuinel’s SALE! 2000 YARDS FAMOUS chance of Rusk and Gromyko charge. He replied: “None at all.” were instructed to present them- - WOOL and CAMEL BOY COATS reaching an agreement at their ments in a dispute between Cali­ Train, Auto Crash selves at military headquarters BLACK VELVET TIE fornia’s two top Republicans—a The next morning, Knight told Windham, Sept. 30 (A't, — An Monday for shipment home. . The GENUINE INDIAN HEAD meeting today on a -formula for newsmen tljat he had been-offered sizes 8!^ >3, b, c, d. FOR MEN WITH VISION REGULAR 29.99. formal negotiations on a Berlin long-simmering feud that has automobile and a freight train col­ order, signed by “The commander REGULAR 89c and 98c YARD. ^ NOW ...... /...... settlement. Rusk and Home are come to a boil since Nixon an­ any state job he wanted — in­ lided today at a South Windham of the Syrian Arab Army," was ...... 24:00 nounced his candidacy for gover­ cluding California chief justice— railroad crossing. broadcast by Radio DamuKUs. NOW ...... Yard 0 4 C a double-braastad^ hopeful, however, that an agree­ in a telephone call Ipst Sept. 7 A Small Fortune In a junior petite Mzes 5 to 15 (plaid Unad) ment can be reached by next week­ nor Wednesday night. First reports said a mother and This broadcast and another an­ e 36" a mlaaea’ aizek 10 to 18 (orlon pUs lined) end in the second round of discus­ Today both men are private by a wealthy Republican friend of her tw o' children ■ were taken to nouncing the flag-raisings were 6-99 a many prints and 31 soUd colors a camel and red sions in Washington. Gromyko citizens. Nixon has been associated Nixon’s. the Windham County Memorial monitored in Beirut, caifital of • popular for draperies, slipcovers and play clothes plans to leave for Moscow about with a prominent law firm in Loa After Knight issued his state- Hospital at Willimantic "badly neighboring t«banon. e washable, wrinkle resletant, drip-dry, color fast and SUMMER SUITS Oct. 8. Angeles since his defeat in the shaken up." Premier Mamoun Kuzbari had pre-shrunk The New York talks, which act­ 1960 presidential election. (Oontlnaed on Page Three) State Police from the Colchester announced dissolution of the mili­ fig it is our policy never to carry merchandise from one ually mark the start of informal Troop said further details were not tary group that boosted him to DRESSY BLOUSES negotiations over a compromise immediately available. power. He promised democracy Shoe Selon season to another . . . we have FURTHER reduced our and constitutional rule. settlement, have dealt with three Kuzbari has not yet proclaimed LADY ROBERTA EXTRA HEAVY ENTIRE REMAINING STOCK OF MEN’S SUMMER REGULAR 3.99 to 7.99. major aspects of the Berlin crisis: Instantly Killed mein floor, rear ... CLOTHING. NOW ...... Syria's Independence from Presi­ V/s'll fit you 1.99 T. 4.99 1. R u ^ and Home have tried to Knight-Nixon Feud Bethel, Sept. 30 W — A Bethel dent Nasser’s United Arab Repub­ MUSLIN MATTRESS COVERS true . . . you won’t get much wear out of them now . . . a dacron, cotton, crepe impress upon Gromyko that the man was killed instantly Just be­ lic, in which it Joined Egypt in Feb­ a long, %, short sleeves wemm powens will fight If neces­ fore midnight, police said, when the to perfection... REGULAR 4.29. BUT if you’re lucky enough to find your size . . . it’s a 32 to 38 ruary 1958. But the new flags fly- better than money in the bank for seasons to come! sary to defend West BerUn and small car in which he was riding over government offices indl- NOW ...... 1.94 its access routes agadnet Com­ alone, crashed through an iron Just Watch That Razor, Bud o ^ d this was Just a technicality. e aipper ex rubber button closing broken sizes, of course. munist encroachment. Some aides Dims GOP Hopes fence and plunged into a shallow Three members of the Sentiment-Gentlemen Quartet pose in the Atlanta Barber Shop with Abner Co­ ^ e exact number of Egyptians e fuU end twin size JUST 30—WASH and WEAR SUITS. mm of ths two western aaindsters think stream. hen in the chair. Barber Noel Cochran, a tenor, left ia among the few barbers in the 25.000-member in Byrla is not known, hut there Soviet PreiWer Khrushchev now Gerard Muller, 56, Walnut Hill must.be several thousand. In ad­ REG. 29.99. N O W ...... | | c w U SPECIAL GROUP Rd., was Just about 500 feet from Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America. A understands that he runs a grave By MORRIE LANDSBERG f tunlty for the people to express a Harvest of Harmony will be held in Atlanta, Oct. 7, with groups from throughout*the South: Har­ dition to the hundreds of govern­ risk of plungibig the world into his home when the accident oc­ ment officials vriio servM the JUST 35 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED/ TAILORED and PLAID SKIRTS Sun Valley, Idaho, Sept. 30 (iP) vote of ’no-confidence’ In the Ken­ curred. The vehicle landed upside monizing with Cochran art basa Jack Goza, florist shop ow-ner, and 0eorge Roth, right, insurance SUMMER SUITS. ^A il AA tsar if he overpkiya his hand. nedy administration,” he said in a agent. Missing is baritone Ai Ostuni, a sign com puy manager. (AP Photofax). now-sundered United Arab Repub­ LADY PEPPERELL SOLID COLOR 2. Rusk has tried to discover —California’s early outbreak of down in the water, jamming both lic in Damascus and other oittea, REG. 39.95 to 42.95. NOW...... Z 4 .U U REGULAR 10.99 and 14.99. apeecli last night. doors. The body was removed from BLACK or BROWN whether Khrushchev Is wtlHng to Republican feuding tempttred GQP He said he planned to map out there were large numbers of Egyp- COMBED PERCALE SHEETS JUST 38 PAIR—WASH AND WEAR i| A A NOW ...... 8.99 optimism today over proapecta for the vehicle with difficulty. tlims )iri|d)ng In tha 'iJrrtsB MOCCASIN OXFORD UNIMOLD a sheaths, stitched box pleats, unpressed pleats, knife pleats 100 target districts' throughout the Betiiel police said they could not Army., There yrkto sevezki unite 72 X 108. Regular 3.19. NOW ...... 2 .4 9 SLACKS. REG. 8.99. NOW ...... / 4 a U U a 10 to 18 (OoBtinaed ’ Goldwater, R-.' ' Plea for Dixie Egyptian women were asked to JUST 19 MISSES’ and WOMEN’S ence, lined up behind Richard M. were wigns-«f-speeding'.but etay In their homes today- “tor 6.99 JUST 64 PAIR—TROPICAL DRESS ^ A A Minow U r g e s er of the Republican ri' hey did not amplify. their own, safety." -Hssw-iiB = Nixon in his fast-developing bat­ acted to halt a ”Stop-Kucl!e: ’This, and a provioas communi­ SLACKS. REG. to 14.99. NOW ...... O a U Q SPRING COATS and SUITS tle with former Gov, Goodwin J. movement against Sen. 'Thomas H. Tia Voter Records Sizes 12'A -3 ...... Knight in the Republican race for Appeal to Girls que asking Syrians to stop staging 7.49 HOBNAIL BEDSPREADS Boost in Radioq Kuchel, R-Calif., who Is aligned demonstrations in support of the REGULAR 29.99 to 39.99. governor. with party progressives. Hartford, Sept. 80 l/P) — Teen- By THE ASSOCIATED PR1»I^ revolution, indicated the leadbra bi e, d. REGULAR 6.99. B ut there was open concern Goldwater told California’s dele­ sgora, perUculaxly the girls, have Washington, Sept. 30 (iP) —- U.S. f treated like a stepchild In the MEN’S FAMOUS NAME SUMMER WEIGHT NOW ...... over how the intra-party squabble The Justice Department has lost may have been vrtjrried about dto-^ NOW ...... a laminated Jerseys 11.00 TV Newscasts gates before leaving yesterday that been a.vked to tise their Influence recognition of the new Syrian re­ UAR is considered a major rea­ a round In its bid to have the Vot­ orders...... 3.57 would affect Republican chances he would campaign for Kuchera to help stamp out drag. racing. son for Syria’s splintering the 3%- • lint free DRESS SHIRTS a 100% wools in the West’s biggest state. gime seemed out of -the question er registration records of a aouth- In Beirut, the newspapor Liaan Wa^iing^ton, Sept. 30 (/P)—FCXU re-election next year. Rep. John James K. Williams,- state traffic today until a. lot more unfolds in year-old union. weat Alabama county opened to Al Hal reported the new govern­ • pre-sbrunk . REGULAR 4.25 and 4.50. m A A Nixon himself was due here to­ Rousselot, R-Calif., an avowed safety commissioner, enlisted the The U.S. policy to go slow on • no ironing ever! Chairman Newton Minow says he day to address delegates from 13 the latest Middle- East Drama. federal inspectors. ment, uhleh was named only VM- • made of durable heavy eheeting NOW ...... la O O thinks radio-TV newscasts per­ member of the John Birch Society, youngsters in the antispeeding One impelling reason ruling out any recognition of the Damaacus U.S. District Coui^ Judge Daniel day, freed all political priaonera in wpstem states. It will be his first has indicated he might oppose campaign yesterday as the safety government w u stated yesterday Damascus, There was no eoa- e. white, blue, green, lilac, roee, yellow and beige a aizea 16, 16%, 17 - ^ 3 3 i% OFF! form an outstanding public serv­ public ai^earance since the 1960 early establishment of formal ties H. Thomas dismissed yeaterdsy, a a long and short aleevea ice, ' but there aren't enough of KucheL Rousselot represents Nix; commiasiem made not of an in­ with the Damasciu insurgents was by Joseph W. Reap, State Depart­ federal complaint against the flrmatlon in Beirut of the report. GOP presidential candidate an­ crease in drag racing in the state. The government waiM lea' mfouttnH to them. nounced he’ll see the California op’s old district in eastern Los a U.S. desirs to . remain on good ment press officer. Asked about board of regfiatrars of Wilcox Coun­ “H the young driver who has LEATHER HANDBAGS The Federal Co nununi cations governorship. Angeles County. terms with President Nasser of U.S. recognition. Reap said. ”It ty. He gave no reason. than two dayt after Former Rep. Patrick J. HillinM to race his car to gain recognition the now-disrupted United Arab is premature to consider the ques­ 'Thomas heard argumenta on the virtually bloodless coup to ask Tailored Cotton Bedspreads MEN’S REGULAR 7.99 to 18.99. Commission boas, who has Jabbed Rep. Bob Wilson, R-Calif., chair­ is given a cold shoulder by his at the quality of television pro­ man of the Republican Congres­ who succeeded Nixon in Congrass Republic. tion.” motion June 13. foreign diplomats to seek recogni­ REGULAR 8.99. NOW ...... in 1950, Joined other Californians friends, he Would soon change his Another was that the Syrian Reap also reiterated Washing- Gordon Madison,- an assistant tion by their governments of the PIONEER STRETCH BELTS 5.32 t.12.66 gramming often in the past, also sional Campaign committee, talk­ mind.” WlHlame said. complained there were not enough ed of a 50-seat gain for the GOP here m defending Nixon against group has yet to make any re­ on’s hands-off policy. He said the state attorney general; argued at Syrian regime. . - NOW ...... 3 99 attacks by Knight. Girls, he said, encourage the quest to the United States for ree- evidence is the uprising • was of that time tluft no Negroes have WINTHROP e provincial prints REGULAR 2.50. full-time news directors on radio in 1962 congressional elections, in­ and television stations.. cluding a pickup of 8 districts in Hillings, southern California boya to race simply by being ogmltion. internal origin, not aet off by any sought to register to vote In the (Continned on Page Six) e medium dark grounds NOW ...... y / c campaign chairman for Nixon In spectators. outaide power. county in a t least 50 years. He e full and twin S xo LADIES'GIFT HANDKERCHIEFS In a speech before the annual California and 6 to 8 in southern Still another was lack of evi­ convention of the Radio Television states. This would overturn Demo­ the last .presidential campaign, told As an indication of the cuirent dence of the new regime’s nature. Another high-ranking official contended that under, theae circum­ REGULAR 1.00 and 1.50. News Directors Association cratic control o t the'House. a reporter he sat In on the meet­ spurt in irresponsible driving by Some experts said without pre­ said ”as far u we are able to stances the present board could not QIMUTY MEN’S (RTNIDA) last night, Minow pro­ Wilson said Nixon would be oS ings preliminary to Nixons de­ teen-agers, WllHoms cited riiese dicting as much that it is still pos­ detect there is no Communist in­ have engag^ in racial discrimina­ NOW...... 3 fot 2 « 0 0 great help in his home state’s cision to run for governor. incidents:' fluence” in the rebellion, which he tion. tested a "virtual news blackout” sible the Syrian group would want A Justice Department attorney, BiiUetins Dinette Seats Replacement Sets PRO-SOCK ATHLETIC SOCKS on -television durkig the prime campaign—provided he wins his "The que. viewing hours each night. gress had given the U. S. attorney REGULAR 1.25 EACH. A 1 E A \ LADIES’ "For those of us living in the The present congressional line­ publican contenders?” Hillings of a 17-year-old boy. Syria, has a high degree of Auton­ U.S. authorities were reluctant r im s T IN N01Y dme^F M said. “Nixon cut off debate. He The arrest of two youths in general the right to examine reg­ NOW ...... 4w For la O w eastern standard time zone, at up in California favors the Demo­ omy. Resentment against being to say anything more about the istration records. He contend^ a seats and back a wool and nylon crats 16-14. Eight additional CoA- said there would be no deals to get New London earlier this month revolt on or off the record for fear KENNEDY SIGNS AID BtU .. M irs SHOiS a sizes 11 to 13 Washable Corduroy Jamaicas least,” he said, "4here is not news anyone out of the race If he decided for driving convertibles while the action was Similar to a case at e vinyl covered upholstery on television between 7:15 and 11 gressmen will be elected next year of further stirring up Middle East Montgomery where a federal dis­ Newptwt, BJt., SepL 80 (SV- e blue, roee, yellow r e g u l a r 3.99 to 5.99. p.m. as a result of census gains. to run himself." standing up with their arms ever troubles and getting the United PreeMent Kennedy today sigaM \ YobV be os psBud Wilson said he expects former Knight has charged that a Nixon their heads. trict Judge ordered the Montgom­ NOW ...... "The world goes on during States involved. ery county registrars to open » 88.9 MUlon fOrdgB aid anura^ ; 199 prime evening time. But you President Dwight D: EMsenhower emissary offered him a secret deal The arrest of a 16-year-old and News Tidbits . It was apparent Nasser had suf-^ priatioa biU which alao Inidnddd : t» umar Vfinifirap Shoos SPECIAL GROUP MEN’S a novelty prints to campaign in California next to withdraw from the guberna­ a l7-year-old for drag racing last books to r a i agents. ,, JUST 4 a solid colors -wouldn’t know it If you were from the AP Wires fered a damaging blow to his aspV- The Civil Rights commission funds for the Peace Ootpe aaS‘ year—but not until the June pri­ torial contest.- week. other financial actlvlttee abroad. esweamtoppasaaf FAMOUS NAME SWEATERS a 10 to 16 only wattelnl^ television." The arrest of a 19-year-old for plrations for wide Arab leadership first sought to check the Wilcox HAsuggested the newa directors mary showdown. "Ridiculous,” said Hillings. and that a realignment of the deli­ Kennedy- also put Us naswa oa- 25'' LAWN SWEEPER REGULAR8.95to 12.95. il AA Nationally, Wilson said, he “Preposterous,’’ aaid John Kreh- driving over 100 milea am hour oh voter records ,ln^ 1958. But the rec­ fimaa, IkayVa Amarteo's consider "the possibilities of a full- Walter P. Reuther, president of cate Middle East power structure ords were plScSd in custody of the legislation allowing the MB- -- NOW ...... 4 > o o scale WwB broadcast, somewhere sensed a Republican sweep equal biel of Los Angeles Republican the Wilbur Cross Parkway In Hapi- ttonal Football Eeagne ai^ REGULAR 34.95. to 1946, state chairman. den. Police said he turned out lila the United^Auto Workers, expected was imder way. Waahlng:ton hoped county grand Jury and have been niaa •. .slylad a lambs wool, lambs wool and Shetland, wool and orlon In the prime Urne in. the evening. to return to bargaining table and the transition would be peaceful passed on to succeeding Juries. other qtorts clrcnlto to oBtat - NOW ...... 18.88 a pullover, crew, v-neck and ahawl collar styles Sleex''Girdle and Pdnty Girdle After all, if there is time for teas­ ‘"rhe election of a Republican Not one of the California dele­ lights in an attempt to elude a pachage televlaloa contracte. ' e steel and aluminum Congress will be the . first oppor- gates here spoke up in behalf of pursuing state police cruiser. lend his efforts toward expediting I o .fosbioB Hair ers and trailers In those hours, contract settlement with Ford Mo­ (Continued on Page Six) (Conftened on Page Six) e 8 adjustments . r e g u l a r 8.95 to 11.95. there certainly Is time for the FALLOUT AT RECORD . e 10" rubber tire wheels . . . never needs lubricating tor Co., Detroit reports . ... South NOW...... :...... 4.99 news.” . Ruled in Contempt Korea’s Revolutionary Court sen­ Tokyo, Sept. 30 (F> —Japaate PRICE SALE a ex.-small, small, medium, large, extra large Minow said he fully shares the Arlington, 'Va., Sept. 30 • tences to death Hong Chin-Ki, 44, Central Meteorolaglcal Ageaegr^ i dedication of the RTNDA to the Gets Data on 4,000 Cases George Lincoln Rockwell, Ameri­ said today the Uctest -radlMte' MEN*S FAMOUS NAME former home minister, and Kwak ti\-lty. since Sept. 1, when tha " JUST 11 belief that the "broadcasting of can Nazi party chief, has been ruled Yung-Jop, 36, former , chief body- factual, objective and timely news in contempt of court for failing to Soviet Deal Reported Russians resumed nuclear teste, r Windbreaker and Sport Jqcket is the hhest' public service radio make support payments on time guai*d of ousted President Syng- arms detected from rain and doet .‘ STEEL SLAT VENETIAN BLINDS SPECIAL GROuV or teleriston 'dtatipns can per­ Cancer Institute Ready for his three children In Oonnecti- man Rhee’s government, on charg­ yesterday In ndrtbera JM aa. REGULAR 6.99 to 34.99. A i|A m"W i l A form.” cut. es of murdering unarmed student Weathermen recorded radleate' REGULAR 4.25. to NYLON T8ICOT SLIPS Sentencing was postponed until demonstrators denouncing election On Mauritania in UN tlvHy of s,S70 oounto per liter peir^ NOW ...... J * 4 9 1 7 .4 9 "My sorrow this evening," he rigging last year, Seoul reports. NOW ...... SBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBeal a lined and unllned added, "is simply that there aren’t ------' - mfaiuto from rain teiwog. over" a 18a64 size only a sizes 36 to 50 REGULAR 3.99. ^ enough of yoii. There are around To Evaluate Krebiozen (Contlnaed on Page Six) ‘.Prime Minister Tancredo Neves' Wakkanal at the northern Op of' NOW ...... 6,000 radio and television stations economic development and reforin United Nations, N. Y„ Sept. 30f\’ille group’s votes on Red China the northernmoet island of Hok­ 2.59 program in Brazil approved by UP)—^Persistent reports of a secret seem to hold the balance of pcfiver kaido- Average normal radtone-:’ a tailored and lace trimmed on the air. You have .691 mem­ in the 100-nation assembly. JUST 56—BOYS’ and STUDENTS’ a some with shadow-proof panels bers, of whom 400 are actually en­ Washington, Sept. 30 (A’l—The«>agea liom Dr. George D. Stoddard, Accusec^ -Kidnaper Congress and Rio De Janlero—but Russian commitment. to block . a tivity Is about 50, the ag eaejt PINE-SOL ROOM a mostly white gaged In news direction. National Cancer -Inatitute how has former president of the University deputies keep right to poos on vari­ new African nation from joining But representatives of the Braz­ said. - ' ■ > Wash and Wear Summer Slacks a 32 to 44 "May your tribe increase—this a chance to evaluate for the first of niinois and now chancellor of ous points of, plan aa details are the United Nations could boost zaville group may sec things dif­ is one segment of life that badly time the effectiveness of Krebiozen New York Uhivierslty, charging Requests Political spelled out . . . Four Elast German NsUonaUst China’s chances of ferently tf they believe the reports REVEALS EABLOm DEODORANT and DISPENSER REGULAR 7.93 and 8.95. I m A A needs a population explosion." in fighting cancer Stoddard's book, "Krebiozen: The Police flee to West through Com­ keeping its U.N. seat. that Moscow will veto Mauritania Uppsala, Sweden, Sept. 88 (F) l Minow also put in a plug for Developers of the controversial Great Clapeer Mystery,” was writ­ Asylum in Havaita munist wall across Berlin, West Diplomats sources said today the just to curry favor with Morocco. •rrA Swedish oflkdkl said te d tf^ REGULAR 1.89. ^ 79c a solid colors and plaids SPECIAL GROUP editorials on radio and TV. For drug yesterday , turned-.over to thb ten with Intent to destroy Ivy’s Berlin reports . . . France and Soviet Union has privately pro­ The 12 African representatives an attempt was made to a m u a ti'f NOW a waist sizes 26 to 32 professional prestige. Tunisia take another step on rood mised Morocco to veto Mauritania went into a huddle last night to natei Dag HammarakJoM on a.- institute the chemical forinula and When the case was heard Ia.st Havana, Sept. 30 (/P)—A Negro reconsider their positioq in view of LADIES' BULKY SWEATERS (CoatiBued on Page Three) data on 4,000 cases treated viOi bock toward settlement of dlffer- as a UJl. member when its ap­ \islt to Jenisalem Jnst after Km / April in Chicago, Judge Julius H. wanted for kidnapijig a white enoes that led to fighting around plication comes up in the Security the reported Russian commitment krebiozen. couple in North Carolina during Suet Grists of 1966. The eSleietkr: JUST 3 values to 14.95. Miner declared it a mistrial, rul­ French Naval Baae at Bizerte with Council Monday — regardless of to Morocco, which Moscow has who declined to^ permit JUST 33 The Journal of the American ing the drug’s medical value Is the a race disturbance, has requested agreement that French will puU whether the Nationalists use their been actively wooing Into the neu­ Us name, said kis was NOW ...... aaee«a'aaaai Medical Association has labeled center of the case and asked lor a political asylum in Cuba, the of­ tralist camp for more than a year. a cardigan and pullover styles 5.90 Ship Union Strike back soldiers from surrounding veto against Communist Outer near by when a -bullet ALL STEEL WHEELBARROWS BOYS' and PREP WOOL SUITS Kreziozen worthless as a cancer test of it by the National Cancer ficial Cuban news agency Prensa. areas they seized, according to Mongolia. Informants said ^the Russians a brushed and link knits drug, but individual physicians Institiite. In effect, he postponed announced today. - the bead of the United Nattean t REGULAR 10.99. m A i l REGULAR 22.99 to 32.50. IE A A a reinforced angle treads Ties Pafcific Ports French officials in Bizerte. This could -touch off a chain, had made the commitment hoping secretary-general a t that ttniBf'- have made widely varying reports. hearing the casS until tests were Prensa said Robert F. Williama ' Six hundred Eastern Airlines to ca.sh.ln on Morocco’s c(aini to NOW ...... O s 7 4 reaction that might backfire HammankJoM pertahed in • ’( NOW ...... I d a O O Following a meeting between top completed. fled the United States "because pilots say they will atop flying DCS against the Communists when de­ Mauritania. In return for keeping plane crash In Africa Sept- IfirV . a 3 cu. ft. capacity a 12 to 40 . . , regular and husky San Francisco., Sept. 30 — The officials of the institute and the Krebiozen is said by its develop­ of threats against his life and per­ out the African state, they appar­ Masters. Mates and Klota Union jets in three days if Fedsral Avia­ bate on seating Red China starts Jnst IS years after anoHw/ a iO" rubber tire wheels Krebiozen Foundation, including ers to be made from blood serum secution. in his country.” tion Agency doesn’t oasore them in the General Assembly later this ently expect Morocco to intensify clamped a lid on Pacific Maritime of specially inoculated horses. Swedish servant of the U Jl^ DECpRATED SPONGE RUBBER Dr Andrew C, Ivy of the Univer­ The announcement charged Wil­ plane’s hydraulic system Is safe, fall. On the other hand, the Rus­ its drive against U.S. air bases Count Folke Bemadotte, nMn- Association shipping from West sity of Illinois, Dr. Stevan DUrovlc, liams was harassed by American there. ^ JUST 42—BOYS and STUDENTS’ WOOL Coast Ports today and sptAesmen Los Angeles, Sept. 30 (A’)—Fall­ Najeeb Hallaby, FAA director, sians hope their stone-walling shot to death In Jeninalem. T ‘*i KITCHEN FLOORFL MAT aaid the strike will contfnus until inventor of the drug and Dr. John authorities "because of his valiant says in Miami... Two United Alr- tactics will work , against the West , The United States has ag)«ed to --. f c out from the 15 new Russian nu­ flght.in favor of colored people and withdraw by gradual stages, but STURDY ALL ALUMINUM SPORTCOATS and BLAZERS shipowners come to terms. F. Pick secretary of the founda­ clear tests will cause tens of thou­ llnis DCS Jet planes carrying total by forcing out Nationalist China. DIES OF INJURIES REGULAR 3.99. Pickets were set up late yester­ tion, a Joint statement said the his aefense of the Cuban revolu- of 148 pasaengers, puike safe land­ The key to this ia the position the Russians are reported fearful Waterbury, Sept. SO UTi — BEGUMR 15.(19 to 19.99. •• a a sands of deaths from cancer, as Uon." the Moroccans may reconsider be­ ' 5 FT. STEP LADDER NOW . ****«***BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB«8Bap day after a meeting—urged by the aponaors of Krebiozen had turned well as birth defects, says Dr, ings at Chicago and EdW'ards Air Oi the Brazzaville group of 12 64-year-oM man diod 'la N01V g B w WWBW 1.17 federal government—between PMA over the results of the 12-year There was no word on when or Force Base, Calif., claiming engine French-speaking African nations cause of the. resultant loss of in­ M a^s Hospital early, todrw a 13 to 20 . . . regular and husky a size 18x30 Linus Pauling, Nobel prize-winning REGULAR 11.99. and unitm repreaentatives ended clinical inveatigatlons, the chemi­ scientist. ■* how William got here oc on his and hydraulic failures. Chicago re-r backing Mauritania, another for­ come. Injuitea mfltpei wheii^MOky '' REINFORCED ANGLE TREAD. NOW without agreomoat. cal formula and samples of Kre­ The CalUomia Institute of Tech­ whereabouts now. He was quoted ports. mer B ^nch colony. Members of Russia was reported to have felt car in Watw' 839 Acting Secretary of Labor W, biozen. as saying after his arrival that Rev. James Lawson, Negro min­ the group -first had indicated they a promise to Morocco was all to hutalgktliii 1 ^ / ^-«y^ %: 1 2 . 9 9 ' nology bio-chemiat told a news JUST 108 PAIR BOYS’, STUDENTS’ Winard Wirtz had arranged the "AU of this information and ma­ conference yesterday that if the "Uie fate of 20 million American ister whose ouster from Vander­ would vote in the assembly to her advantage since the national­ FARBERWARE STAINLESS meeting. But no federal iepreaen- terial was eubmtttad > . . as the Russians test larger bombs—in the Negroes is closely liidced with the bilt University Divinity School last seat Peiping if the Nationfhst ists were gmng to veto Mongolia anyway and she could say her grain 14.99 / WINTER SLACKS / taUve attended. baala for the design and conduct of 20-to-l00 megaUm rabge -r even Cuban revolution ae is the case year got nationwide attention, la veto Mongolia. SYRACUSE CAREFREE CHINA STEEL SAUCE PAN "If these people (the 18-firm clinical tests." the statement aaid. more persons will die. He e.stl- with the tremendous liberation named to reoruH "aon-vlolent They reason that if they get rid move against Mauritania, was in REGULAR 80.60. a A REGULAR 7.96 and 8.95. •I member PMA) want to negotiate,’’ ‘’After a study of tbs Krebiozen mated such testing would cause movement in Asia and ^unerica.” amy” to combat segregation in of the Nattonaliate, it would clear reprisal. REGULAR 6.15. 7~||Q Capt. Robert Durkin the union’s data, we will kpvs another meet­ about 140,000 deaths .from cancer The onimuncBindhtrdld not say South, according to announcement the way tor Outer Mongolia and The western powers have out- >BBBBB#««B«figBBBaBgBBfB8B B *•••/•••...... • •• • West Coast president said, "they’ll ing looking toward such clinical and an equal number' from birth if asylumflHnFMan -granted. But made a t cloning seszlon of South-ithua lift the Soviet veto threat maneuvered the BoTtot Ufikm by 88. Mew B U p tsiB a i iaXer* ' . B wilatMBSiMtoBI a X quart eeinnd Baneepaa teste.” * I defacte — because ot radioactive era Christian Leaderahip Cbn-1 ■gainst Maurituia. ir ■ - ■ C< aa PB^ IfifBe) Dr. Ivy soaks 1160,000 la dam- (UaMlBiwd oa Faga 8lz) / feranc# a t NaabvUle, Tnui. As tMogs atend now, tha Ekaaaa- (C SB fact Ms) / l: 1

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