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Specials Millinefy Specials Baby Dept Specials Little Rock, Sept rt:nr.yrr1 fr,-i'• - .f.; ■»--- ■• (■?; •>. •'' . i'V : r$ .1 PAGE •5WiENTY:fX)LH WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER t6, 195? iiahrlffiatrr Iv^ n itts !l$praUi Average Daily Net Prera Run ' . t For the Week Ended Th$ Weather Members of the Past Mistraas Sept. 31, 1$67 Foroeaat •( U. •. Wsathw BaMW Club of Daughtorli of Liberty, No. About T o ^ 17, will meet in front of Orange ball tomorrow at 7:30 ji.m. and 12,583 Pair, eooisr toalght and Friday, L«dlai of St. JamM will hold a proceed to the home of Mri. Member of the Audit low tonight 4$, Mgh Friday $$-$S. food salt a t Hale'a atoro, Satur* Arlina Williams in Hebrbn. Bureau of Circulation day from 10:30 to 3 .o'clock. All membara arc urged to aee that Manchester— A City of Village Charm thalf jdonationa art at the atore by The WBA ,Guard Club will meet \' 10 a.m. Mrs. John Melesko will be Friday at 8 n.m. with Mrs. ahaletad by the following: Mn. Pauline Berrett, 9 Eldridge St. All VOL. LXXVI„NO. 304 (TWBNTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN;, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1957 (Olaaqijled AdvorMriag oa Paga $$) PRICE nV E CENTS / ■John Coy, M^8^John Curtin. Mra. members are urged to attend to \ Leonard Deianei^ ^ r a Roger plan fall activities. - r Dumaine. Mra. J i ^ i Oleeaon, Mta. Wesley Gryk, Mti. William Anthony Torenz’.e. 37 Russell McCoy. Mrs. Staniey Mlsganski, St., has had two paintings ac> Negro Students Mra. Bidward O’Brien, Mra. John cepted for the sixth anhual Berk­ Patrut^Ili, Mra, Arthur Pongrau shire Art Assn, exhibition to be Give Reaction and Mra. John ScHeibenpflug. ^ held in Pittsfield, Maas., starting / hext week. Tha Ladlea Auxiliary of the In Oassrooms Ztpaar Club will hold an all day A rtommaga sale, sponsored by r 7 picnic Sunday at Vienna Woods. Senior Girl Scout Troop 1, will be East Hartford. Members and held tohighVv^ the Community Y, Sportswear Specials MillinefY Specials Baby Dept Specials Little Rock, Sept. 26 X4*) — friends are welcome. beginning at B<30. * .7 . After the first full day in Newport, R. I., Sept. 26 (/P)thower for sn opportunity to dis high school with white class­ FAMOUS MAKE BLOUSES tow ft « wt.. ^ “ 'Mftft^M ' MMAftfti #1 .ft A 11« ft e iftA ftfti A*ft ft A 4 1 .ftflft a i D R E S S E S 6 months to 3 years, 3 to 6x. cusi specifically the .situation at mates, what does a Negro girl ALL OUR REGULAR —President Eiseniiower to­ Little Rock where federal troops REG.is.TS to $S.98 ...... NOW REG. 82.98. REG. 84.98. day arranged a Washington have been ordered by the President think about them ? "They arc $ 2 .9 9 NOW ........ p . / y anxious to find out what we LOOK AT THESE E.0JH. SPECIAlir NOW ........ MooMrW conference for itext Tuesiday to enforce a federal court school REG. 83.98. REG. 85.98. JPA with a committee of Southern integration edibt. are like. They are tom be­ Governors seeking withdraw­ . In hiit telegram the President tween their parents ana their MORE ^ MORE OF THOSE WONDERFUL ORLON SHORT SLEEVE SLIP-ON ’1.98 HATS NOW ........ •!# spoke mor^ broadly—of school In­ al of federal troops enforcing tegration problems generally. own minds. They just don't REVBtSIRLE know what to do.’’* REG. $3.98 .NOW $ 2 .9 9 SOCKS SIZES 4 to 8. school integration at Little ■ Ayked whether that means A rkansans Troops See SPECIAL FOR 3 DAYS Rock, Agk, Elsenhower wants to broaden the That’! the opinion of Minnie-’ REGULAR 39c PAIR. At the ssme time hIs' headquar­ scope of the Tuesday session be­ Jean Brown, one of the nine Negro . 'OOrrOH-KNIT CAPRI PANTS NOW . ............................. 3 r,*1.00 ters here left open the possibility yond the Litle Rock situation, Hsg- ■tudenta who attended classes at Heirloom Bedspreads he may end his Newport vacation erty replied without elaboration: Little Rock Central High yester­ Await Talk Students to 2 at that time. "I would ssy, 'yes.' v ........- ~ day while crack U.S. Army para- REG. $5.98 ......... ............... NOW $ 3 .9 9 DIAPERS FAMOUS MAKE James C. Hagerty. While House Hagerty also told a news confer­ troop units stood guard. REGULAR 83.50 DOZ. press secretary, announred the ence that an Eisenhower aide. Max All nine said that they heard By Fanbus Classrooms Only *2 .4 9 President wili fly back to Wash­ Rabb, hqd received a telegram no Jeera or Insulting remarks. a«a.$n.nvoiw 50*®® SLEEVaESS HOUSEDRESSES ington for the Tuesday meeting from Rep. Adam Clayton. Powell "Today waa a very exciting day," with five Southern Governors. (D-NY), a Negro, urging that the said 16-year-old Minniejean. bptUe Rock, Ark., Sept. 26 Little Rock, Ark., Sept. 26 For fdl brides, jiifts and of course for your own use. REG. $3.98 .... BABY BLANKETS f a m o u s m a k b They requested s conference in a President agree to see the SouUi- “I had a good time," said Melba /A*) —With integration of (A*)—The "Little . Rock Nine,’’ .......NOW $ 2 .2 9 message to Eisenhower yesterday. ern gevemors. Pattlllo. 15-year-old 11th grader. Central High School finally Full and twin bed sizes. REGULAR 83.98. Asked whether Eisenhower Elsenhower last week granted (’The only incidenta were very, very six Negro girls and three RPORTSWXAR DEPT— SECOND FLOOR MILLINERY DEPT__SECOND FLOOR NOW................................... *2 .9 9 plans to return to Newport after Powell's request for a meeting to minor. accomplished under the boys, returned to Central A bOMtlfuIly desired 4H pound woven heirloom bedspread with the meeting, Hagerty replied: discuss the Negro point of view In Later, she said, "When I walked watchful eyes of armed fed­ High School in a guarded belHenfrlnge. In antique white, bleached white, yellOw, green "I hsve no knowledge on that the integration crisis. No date has Into one class a boy got up and eral troops, Arkan^ns today ftIUS lOM. been set for that meeting. Army convoy again today, IMPORTED HAND ROLLED 33 INCH REG. 39c YRICOT KNIT NNE QUALITY IMPORTED GENUINE one way or the other." made a speech, urging the other waited to see what^ov. Or- passed through a line of bris­ May End Vacation The President’s vacation head­ atiYdenta to walk out. He told the val Faubus might do about, A LL W HITE Asked then whether there is a quarters said late yesterday he others that they were 'chicken' if tling bayonets, and went in­ Low E ,0 ,M. Prices On ' LEATHER BILLFOLDS Chance the President will end his readily agreed when the gover­ they didn’t watic out. Then thd the use of what he termed side under the eyes of hun­ TsrsUon at that time, Hagerty nors requested a meeting. They did teacher told'him to leave and he “Naked Force." , dreds of white students, SQUARE SCARFS FABRIC GLOVES uld.: so in an 11-1 vote at the Southern left. Everybody else atayed.” The embattled governor, whoae watching in silence. WMidorfil No IroR/DaoroR CurtaiRS RAYON PANTIES "TTiere is a chance, but I don’t Governors" annual conference at Arkansas National Guard was Slip-on styles in short and medium lengths. or FRENCH PURSES know for sure," Sea Island. Ga. Stories Similar taken into federal service by Presi­ "B6o," shouted ona boy. Ha As for the Washington confer­ Bpt While Eisenhower is ready The exuberance of the two Negrb aounded half-heartad. Tailored—Double Stitched 1” Side Hems Perfect fitting briefs in band leg or clastic Colors: White, black, beige. AH with change compartment and picturt girls - both plump and Urge for dent Elsen'hower Tueaday, will That was tha only sound that S’* Bottom Remjl' leg styles. Sizes S, 6, 7. compartments. Excellent values. ence with the Southern Governors, to confer and hopeful that the ses­ make a nationwide speech on Eisenhower today sent this tele-' sion will contribute to solution of their age was In sharp contrast to radio and television ._fcpm Little brokt the atUliiaaa ‘ritara wera no foT* ' • • ••••••' • •..... r r .. .7.12.69 Pr. gram to Gov. Leroy Collins of integration troubles, there is no the reticence of the other Negroes, Rock tonight. crowds today, hardly a cluster of Florida: indication whatever that he will but all the stories were similar. byatandera. Paratroopara from tha The American Broadcasting Co. lOlat Airborne Division—-on guard ................... ............................... $ "I will be pleased to meet at the agree'to removal of troops from Did they sit with white students announced. today it will carry ex­ f 'x S S ............ ..................................... 12.98 Pr. each each White House in Washington with U ttle Rock until he le convinced In the cafeteria? clusively Faubus’ address: TTie ad­ by Order of Frcsldent Eisenhower. 41" t 81" LONG ..............i ................ ” . $2.98 Pr. 3 * 1 .0 0 ^ 1 .0 0 p’ " 2 . 9 8 the committee of the Southern the danger of mob violence has Melha said that she did, but dress will be televised nstionally —miuuied atatlona again around Governors conference on Tuceday, auttfided. Minnie said that she had trouble at 10 p.m. DST and aired odradio Mia big, gracefulty-proporUoned RUFFLED—5 FINISHED RUFFLE Oct. 1 at 2:30 p.m. (EDT( to dis­ Troops Entered Tueaday with a locker and was a little late at 10.05 p.m. ,DST, school. "I cuss problems of school integra­ The President ordered the troops getting to the cafeteria. "But I had Faubus broke a daylbng gUance But they liad little' to do.
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