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■ ■■■ . ■ .1 Averafi Daily Net Press Run EIGHtEEN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEB 6. IMO. ThaWsathar . For the Week Ended Fowwaat H V . 8. WeeWw |pwsat iKanrljfâter lEttPtting Ifc^raUt Jaira 4tb, 19S0 IWr u S wamer teslfkl. U # Marine Lance Cpl. Elwood J. An- Phi TheU Chapter h t Beta Sig- ThreeJnjêd icrapM. .8 13,125 W So as. MasOy samq derton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar bna Phi wlU hold a bowllilg pw ty Son, Raymond, 3H-years-old, was X. r. U la About tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Park- not injured. Member of the-Aw L Anderson, 93 W. Center Bt., Is IkmMi of OheahM serving with the 2nd Battalion, 4 th ade Lancs. In Bolton Crash State Trooper DerwLn Anthony -id City of ViUdgo Charm DelU Chapter, Royal A «a i Ma- “ iglment of the Eirst Marine Brl- investigated. He wras asalsted by ■ona wtll hold iti flrat fall meeting ga d < a t the Marine Corps Air Sta- Hose Co. No. 2 of the' Eighth Three people were admitted to Auxiliary State Troopers Richafds piatrict E ire, Departpient will and Grlsel. tomorrow 7:30 p.m. at the tlon^Raoeohe Bay, Hawaii. Manchester Memorial Hospital (OhwiUM AavertMag «a Faff* IS) Masonic Temple. After a business meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the In another accident Sunday in Ltxo; m (T W E N T Y t k i S I m ) MANCHESTER, CONN;, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1960 .PRICE FIVE c e n t ! early Sunday afternoon with In 188 •esslcm, there wUl be a social hour The Rockville..Hlgh School class Main and Hilliard St. headquar Bolton at about 8 p.m., Thomas and refreshments. of 1935, is p lan h % a 25 th re ters. juries sustained in a headon col Hendersoin. 19, of Warehouse Point, union Oct. 8. Members of the lision on Rt. 8 Just east of Bolton was warned for speeding by State Miss Nancy Bantly, daughter of class who have not received a no An orientation meeting for new Notch. Trooper Francis Plsch. 6 PolicenK^ Accused Mr. and Mrs. E. Theodore Baiitly tice by mall are asked to calkMrs menlbera of the League of Women According to the police. report^ State News Jr., 25 Raymond Rd., and Miss Gall June Dick Maguire, 'Vem Voters will be held tomorrow at 8 Louis N. Dubuc, 26, of 63 Moun tain St., RockvUle, driver of one of Henderson skidded rounding- a Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RED 2. m. at the home of Mrs. James V. curve at the Intersection ôt Ly- Sherwood V. Martin, 359 Avery Tim,. 90 Concord Rd. the cars, has oeen 'charged with reckless driving. He .and hiis wife, 4all and Lake Ste., rtpu^k and R n S t. Wappln®. will enter the Mary The Reed-Eaton Circle of the A boariL.meetlrtg of the Junior Delta, 28, are both patients at the embankment and ov^tumed. The A. Burnham School, Northampton, Community Baptist Church will car was extensively damaged. o n Century ClubC^ll be held tomor hospital, as is Mrs. Patricia Hilt- Mase., college preparatory board meet at the home of Mrs. O. E. HendersonAiid his three passen ing school' for girls, as freshmen on Stanford, 2.3.3 Ferguson ’Rd.. and row at 8 p.m. al'tjm home of Mrs. gen, 18, of Wlllimantlc, wife of the Donald Eorstrom, 161 Tanner St. 4rlver of the second car Involved. gers escaped Injury except for a Education t> ^ . Sept. 14. Miss Terry Martin of Circle Six will meet at the home of biipjpôn the head sustained by a Wapping will return for her Junior Mrs. James Davis, Hillside Manor, ''TAe accident-bccurred near Mun- w'omM'nasseha^' year. Vernon, both at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Manchester Emblem Cibh^wlll sonândy Kitchen at about 1 ^ + ^ ^ passenger. For New Funds ' resume its monthly meetings p.m. when the car driven b y 'P tf^ c morrow at 8 p.m. at the K of The Army-Navy Club Auxiliary The Willing Workers of South went Into'a skid on wet.gifvement Hartford, Sept. 7 The hall. After a business session, while passing: hnotber car, went U.S. will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the Speaks to G roup em Methodist Church will meet to Hartford, Sefet^ 7 (;p)— emads but that, as' later Informa- StAte Department of Educa clubrooms. Members are reminded there will be a social hour with re- out of controKand struck a car morrow at 2 p.m. at Susannah freshments. Thp Ray. Earl Robert Modean, tlon was gleaned, It would have tion today requested a 30 per to bring small Items for the cup. driven by Doilald\Hlltgen, 22, of WM. DICKSON State’s Atty. John D. EsaBelle “Tt: Wesley hall. Hostesses will be pastor of bhctet the King Luther been desirable to make them kt' a cent, boost in its operational .auction. Mrs. Carolyn Clegg and Mrs. Rob an Church, . wndsor, will address WlllImMtl6, head ofi> police of the announced today that he ^11 vlater date. The Alpine Society will hold Its CoIcbeMer Troop reporl^Both cars ert Martin. first fall meeting tomorrow at the organizational'meeting of the ask to t a one-man grand jury ^Tiw gambling operations In budget plus $47 million addi t The Ladles’ Missionary Society ^ le fe demolished according, to the & SON Har^rd have undergone various tional for building and equip 7:30 p.m. at the Italian-American Youth and Servic^niM's Com-, accident report, investigation of vice condi of the Talcottvlllo Congregational Miss Jeanne P. Halvorsen club, Eldrldge St. mittee of Concordia Luêran 260 TOLLAND TPKE. changres (Cs..a result of the raids, ment projects. Church will hold its first fall meet The condition of the three in tions in Hartford. lort on daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Church Friday at 7 p.m, -at^thie ing tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the TEL. MI 9-0920 Six Hartford policemen, he said, The budget, filed at th.e state Halvorsen, 61 FTielps Rd.. will be Two students from Manchester. church, _ . ■ , ' . jured is termed good by the hos* (Continued eii Page Nine) church parlors. Members will 'l^ a l today. Dubuc has a torn knee established 1918 have now been accused of crim capitol, cov'ers departmental op among guests of honor at a "get Miss Mary Ann Beach, daughter Pastor Modean,. A Manchester work on sewing for the Pumpkin cartilage, back injuries, and a cut inal WTongdoing, including the two erations for the 2-year period W-. acquainted party’’ Sept. 13 at 8 of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Beach. native, will beooine pastor of the . festival. on the" head. Mrs. Dubuc suffered who allegedly accepted bribes to (Tinning next July 1, The requests' p.m. at the home of Mrs. .Walter 143 Boulder Rd,, and Miss Bar First Lutheran Church, Clifton, "Cemmtrelal and “protect” an Illegal drinking esr are subject to trimming by the By FBI Questioned Schiller, 14 Stony Comers, Avon. bara Rottner, daughter ’of Atty. N. J„ beginning Oct. 2, He is a cut leg and forehead and Mrs. toblishment. Hlltgeft has a fractured Jaw. Houston Stalls state Budget Department. The party is sponsored by the and Mrs. John S. G. Rottner, 483 prcsi^nt . of the New England Hlltgen and hie 17-month-old In ^ tr io l Pointing The grand Jury will be asked ■ The. agency asked $140.2 million Central Connecticut Chapter of E. Center St., will enter Wellesley Conference Luther League. son. John, were given emergency specifically, according to the pros for its basic operating expenses. the Centenary Alumni Associa College. Wellesley, Mass., Sept.-lS He will discuss the young adult Enrolling of X Washington, Sopt. 7 {/P)— President Eisenhower said today treatment at the hospital Sunday ecutor, to look Into geunbling, That’s an increase of $32.1 million, LECLERC tion o f Centenary College for as fre.ahmen. / ' movement in the church. The new . prosltution, police payoffs and Il or 3(5 per cent more than it re- the defection, to Moscow' of two American code clerks shows Women, Hackettstowm, N..T. Miss committee will serve post-high legal liquor violations. ceiwd during the present bien theêed for an examination of the government’s entire secu* FUNERAL HOME Halvorsen is a senior at the col The public Is Invited to an in school age young people. Labelle said that an Investiga Negro Pupils nium. rity nt^hinery. lege. stallation of officers of Manchester Alfred C, Lange, vice president tion by his office and by State More money to meet state edu The Prîdent said every (wssible step must be taken, 'with FUNERAL Grange tomorrow at 8 p.m. in of the church, will be toastmaster. Police, which predated the Sep Houston, Tex., Sept. 7 (JP\ — cational aid to town grants was Orange Flail. Officers'will be In A dinner, pretyared -by Edward tember '1959 gambling raids In Negro parents sought to enter requested. The department asked out violatmg the rights of individuals, to remove bad ffcicu- stalled by past masters. Kehl, co-chairman of the commit Hartford, had 'been In progre.ss their chilldren in previously all- for $86.7 million for this, sji in rity risks frdni positions where they can harm the Ration. SERVICE tee, wlU be served.' without , p u b 1 i c i t y ' for many white schools here today, but crease of $7.5 million, or 9 jjer Eisenhower his news conference that the defection Of WALTER N. Mrs. Helen Tarsiuk, 61 Winter This Investigation, he said, "nec .school authorities did not enroll cent. L T. WOOD CO. Newcomers essarily was prejudiced by. the the two co(ie clerks of tlie National Security Agency proves LECLERC, St., who has returned after a two- them immediately. Significantly, these requests IciE PLANT Three Manchester girls will be ■ publicity” attending the more re that Americans must^^be constantlv on the alert. 'D ire cto r month visit In. Poland, was honored gin classes soon at Endicott Jun Some' of the families we* By 8:30' a'.m. three Negro chlt- are made merely for continuation 81 BISSCJA, 8T. at a surprise welcome-home party cent Investigative activities of the dreii had sought admission at two The two clerks, Berdon F. Mitchell, 31, and William H. Mar ior College, Beverly, Mass. They Hartford City Coundi!. of aid based on the present for Call Ml 9-5869. I Cubea-Crtuhed-Blocka recently. Her friends gave the hon are Miss F. Darien Jacobsen, serve are (newcomers to Man schooKs. mula. and mainly reflect higher tin, 29, turned up in a Moscow news conference yesterday and 23 Main Street, Manche^cr or guest a set of crystal jewelry. 'daughter of Mrs. Gertrude M. Ja "The evidence required to prove Two children sought admission school enrollment. Since the 1961 accused America of threat^jng peace. ____ chester; the comments of these the. kind of crime alleged,” the cobsen, 675 Center St.; Miss at Kashmere Gardens Elementary Legislature is almost certain ta The case shows, Eisenhowel^said, that we must go through A mid-week service o f Bible Amory Cook, daughter of Mrs. State’s Attorney said, "is best ob School. The parent of one specifi families generally read some tained by undercover investigative boost the aid formula, this figure our entire procedures to strengthen the possibility that Weak, study and prayer wilt be held at Aaron Cook, 562 E. Middle Tpke.; cally wanted to know why his son could increase by millions. Covenant Congregational Church and Miss Valerie Jean Ford, thing like this: "The staff at procedures, usually over an ex had' not been approved earlier irresponsible, or treasonable pepsbijs do not occupy sensitive tended period of time.” Governor Ribicoff said recently tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter when, he registered for the all- that increased state aid to'educa posts. , ‘ \ ^----- Holm es' treated us like old LaBelle said that he requested white school. ' -. T. Ford, 14 Newman St. Miss Ja tion would entail higher taxes to Eisenhower said he had not re- ■___ ’ the city council’s investigative sub 'A Negro mother bro\ight her j I ceived any indication that Mitch- Second Lt. Walter L Daudel, cobsen Is a senior, and Miss Cook friends. We'll never forget meet the expense. ! son of Mrs. Dorothy J. Daudel. 118 and Miss Ford are .freshmen. committee "to hold their hearings daughter to the John R. Harris : ell and Martin were suspected of,IWaW aaims Main St., has been iMsIgned to them." In closer session so that further elementarv’’ school and went into The department, which op ! any plans to defect before they the James Connally A.E. Base, The British-American Club will publicity would not impair the ef Consultation with Principal, Dean erates the teachers’ colleges, re- i ; left their jobs, ostensibly on a va- Waco, Tex., for pre-flight, and bas meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the fectiveness of the investigation Heath. quested $10.6 million to keep them I cation, last June 24. ames ic navigator training. clubhouse on Maple St. then 'being made. The attempt to enroll the chil running. That’s an increase of 25 Eisenhower said this In reply to IkeH ^ KorCBMGO "I appreciate the subcommit dren were the only immediate de per cent. a-questioner who hqtdd that the Every Friday Night At 8 P.M. tee’s cooperation in this regard,” velopments when the nations pair' claimed they had told a mem O f 1,000 isks he added. largest segrated school system Rally on TV ber of Congress/ff their disagreo- The State’s Attorney said that opened its doors for the fall teirrr nient w-ith Atrferican policies. knights of home the widespread gambling raids in under federal court orders to in Hartford, Sept. 7 Rep. Wil A Capitet^ Hill ..hearing that VVashington, Sept. 7 (JP> )■ COLUMBUS liam E. Miller (R-NY) chairman GOOD SHOE w n e Hartford a year ago had to be tegrate. could send sparks darting through Francis E. 'Walter. (D. Pa.), T38 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER of thS” Republican Congressional high government agencies has been serted today more than 1,000 si 4 0 0 MAIN s m n Committee, 'will apeak in Hart MANCHCSTBLCONN. sclieoiiled for Sept. 16 in the case ity risks now hold government REPAIRING PAYS ford on Sept. 15. ' of the two turncoats, jobs. President Eisenhower, hs Miller will keynote a television- f Plans for the hearing were an-: said, has refused since last Jan Wilhelm Pieck, 84, Dies; rally at 8:30 p.m. (Channel 301 1 nounced within hours after the uary to tell him their names. WHEN IT'S PONE AT \ for Thomas F. Brennan, Republi Moscow new-a conference of the Waller showed a reporter let can candidate for Congress in the tw'6 clerks whom Eisenhower has Firemen f^ m l l companies battled In a vain effort to sav'e the Second dongregational ters contained in correspondence First Dia'.rict, according to an an branded as "self-confessed trai that he has conducted with the nouncement today. Church m Waterburj' early today. Only two towers, one of which is shown in the pho tors.” HALE’S SERVICE DEPT.’ President «if East R#ieh to, wer*( saved in the $1 million blaze. (AP Photofn.\). Whjte House concerning his re OLLIE'S . . . UNDER NEW MANAOEa^T . . . The Pentagon called them "turn quest to identify, what he called OAK ST. e n t r a n c e e MANCHESTER ^ coats . . . who have become tools known security risks. Berlin, Sept. T (/Fi-Wilhelm Accident Totals one of them was^mentally sick and As chairman o f the House Com WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS Plfeck, president I .ofC om m u nist' Hartford, Sept. 7 (jPt—The State $1 Million Dead, Hundreds Missing both were obviousl.v confused. AU TO BODY Sermany, died this mOmingt Motor V ^ c le Department’a daily .Chairman Francis E. Walter, D- mittee on un-American Activities, news agency ADN an-; recoprd of automobile accidents as of the House Committee on Walter said he wants the names o f' WaOING, AUTO BODY and FENDER REPAIRS nounced. 'Ite w as'84 years -old. o f last midnight and the totals on sqrt-Ameriffan activities, said the sU employes separate^ from serv A bulletnx signed by fioois the aamb- ikutewiiiui- year: Rfuins Church FBI had advised the National Se ice under a loyalty program but 281 ADAMS ST. TEL. Ml 9-5025 tors said a suikjen weakness of the 1959 I960 on curity Agency (NSA).that one of rehired after a 1956 decision'of the heart on. Sunday was complicated Accidents ...22.428 26.167 (est.I. the pain was a homosexual. Wal Supreme Ckmrt let them liave their COMPLETE CAR PAINTING by an Inflamation m . the lungs; Killed 167 _ a «7 / ter said FBI gave the NSA this jobs back. Pieck, whose Jo6' was largely Injured 690 14,280 (^ t.) information -before the two were Walter showed in the letters LAC9UER and ENAMEL WsyerbTyiforDonno’s Wrath shortly after Elsenhower, at his that of a figurehead, been too inWaterbiiry, Sept. 7 '/Pj-Thc hired in 1957. 111 to appear In public sihfegJuly 10, Proof Up to Widow Walter said he cpuld not identi news conference, h a d /sa id he Second Congregational Churcii knows of no problem that has ’en 1958. At that time other’ Cqmmu- New Haven, Sept, i iJPx—VeAer- fy w'hich one he meant. And the nist leaders helped him to the stege building was ruined early today By THE .\SSOC'I.'VTEp PRESS Heavy storm ewelLs were fore- Pentagon didn’t say w'hich one it gaged his attention more In re al Court Judge Robert P. Ander cent years than making the na at a big party celebration. W w t^ son has ruled that the widow of by a' spectacular S-ralarm fire that Hurricane Donna churned to-[ cast for the southeast and central considered mentally ill. tion’s security procedures air tllbricht the deputy premier, is thb, Julian Frank must plead and caused damage estimated at more ward the northwest today leaving, Bahamas today, spreading toward A Pentagon spokesman, asked real political leader in East Ger than $1 million. in its wake at least 116 dead and the remainder of the Bahamas, about Walter’s charge, said the tight. That comment came In a For 48 êars. It's Marlow's For prove Frank’s death was acci discu.ssion of the tw'o National many, dental before she can collect on Fire offieials said the fire in the hundreds missing on.Puerto Rico| lying cast of'the Florida coaqt, department was sticking by its One of 'Pieck’s last acts was to 65-year-oId stone structure in and other Caribbean islands. j-tonight. statement of last Friday—that Security Agency employee who tvv’o accident insurance policiee defected to Russia. receive Seydou Conte as ambassa valued at more than $500,000, downtown Waterhury probably As the storm, packing 125 mile-1 Residents o f San Salvador, FBI files .contained no derogatory GYM and SCHOOL SUPPLIES dor from Guinea, officially, an originated somewhera. between the aii-hour wihd.s, continued its m en w'hei'e Columbus - first landed in information about the two. Elsenhower said that 'whenever The two companies had filed Walter, in announcing that his the safety o f the nation la Involved nounced as the first countr.v out-, motions Meking to dismiss com altar and organ. acing westerly swing, warnings the New World, were advtsed to committee will open hearings he aJ^vays will do everything In Ms side thd Comnnmist bloc to recog plaints b.v Frank’s widow, Janet. , Because. Of -a sei'ie.s of recent went out to the Bahamas and all take pi'climinar.v precautions nize the East German sta.t’e. This fires in the area, including a Ma points along the southeast coast against the etrong winds and Sept. 16, Indicated some legisla She ^'anla full payment on the tion may result wq,8 in Marrfi. President Sekou sonic temple, and the fact -Uiat of the United Slates to w-alch hur high tides. (Continued on Page Five) po'Iictes. The ixg question now hanging Toure Ite* since repudiated the Frank, an attorne.v from West- firemen found the. -hatch door ricane advi.sorics for the next few- re'cognimn. The hurricane left death and over the whole case wss this: port.: died /With 33 others in an leading'to the basement open, the days. destruction. in its path. Puerto Pjeme’s term ars president'was officials said they were not ruling How could the peiir—one now airplane disaster near Bolivia, N. "The 4:50 a.m. weather advisory Rico ■ alone counted'at leas; 106 accused of being a homosexual, expire in October 1961. . put the possibility of arson. from Miami warned islands in the One son and two daughters sur- C., Jan. 6. Investigation laid the dead arid, another 200 mi.ssing in one identified as mentally sick and cause of the crash to the explo- The fire started about 1:30 a.m., Bahamas to button up at once for floods a^ntk high tides, Bulletins \ vive. 'Arthiir Pieck is general man both listed as "obyiously confused” and rage^ out of control for more hurricane winds. /T h re e deaths w'ere reported in —be hired or hang onto Jobs in ager of tho.Êaat German. airUne, than an hour, left the build from the AP Wires (Conttniied on Page Nineteen) At the last report, Donna -was- ■Pbrt au Prince, capital of Haiti, one o f the top secret government Lufthansa. -Ldre.. Staimer is east' ing looking as though a bonib had German ambas.«ad6istp Yugoslavia. 600 miles east southeast of Miami and at least seven persons per agencies? - ptruck the, interior. His other daughter, Elly Winter, and 50 miles north northwest of ished Monday in the Leew-ard Is Sen. Mtke Mansfield, D-Mont., 81 DIE IN PLANE ORAra this WASH and WEAR rarncoat A stunned R-cv, Robert Dodds, Turks Island in the southern Ba Montevideo. Uruguay, Sept. T . . ■ • * . . . . / ■' took care of him In his last'klness. pastor o f the church, said it was lands, Five of these victims were said ”it is hard to understand how - , y . The fat and Jovial Pieck wm'-'R hamas. killed on A i^ illa and the other they could have beeh hired by an (AV-An'Argentine Airliner-with tod .early yet to det'-ide whether to The. Island whs buffered by 25 passengers and a crew of dx long-time' Communist revblution- o Assemhly Bars try to salvage anything from the two an Antigua Island. agency that is supposed to thor- ary who lived much of his life out winds of over 60 miles ah hour apparently exploded In .the air can handle! / ruined structure, or to build anew. and drenched by torrential rain -and crashed today In northern g" • ... side Germany. He returned in 1945 The building wax 90 per cent in-, (Continued on Page Ten) (Continued bn Page Nineteen)" from exile In Moscow, and in 1949, during the night. Interests in the Uruguay. All St aboard were sured, he said. central Bahamas were warned to killed, the airlines office hero when the Russians converted their RwOls!: Ouster Orders Sonic, records and files were for it takes to German zone of occupation into a prepare - for hurricane winds as ssild, including two U.S. wOmcB saved. , • , . Dortna approached at 8 milch per on the embassy staff In Buedoa •"Democratic Republic,” he was The fire struck in an area. West Installed as first president., Leopoldville, The Congo, S e^. ,7.4 savubu or Lumumba ^gains the hour. On a path that would bring Aires. The other pas«engers (tP)—The National Assembly today I'upper hand. her dangerously close to the Cai Democrats in Trouble were believed to be Paraguay downpours and detergents Otto Grotewohl was'made pre (Continued on Page Three) GYM SUIT mier, but Ulbrlcht is the party voted- to invalidate - President Jo - . Thie..„ Russians have beenX.help- cos Islands and Mayaguana Island ans or*Argentines. The airlhiM boss...... seph Kasavubu’s firing of Premier Ing trahsport Lumumba’s trbops. 'today and Sah Salvador Island identified the two Americans as Patrice Lumumba and Lumumba’s by plane aiid<^ruck as he ^ Iktralne Cnnhaughton'and Phoe School colors of white T-ehlrt late tonight. In 6 Key Dixie States (OonOnaed bn Page Four) order ousting Kashwibu. leashed a civ il'w a r against se^ Hurricane force winds extended be E'gelant. Without a wrilnkle cejuipnist opponents-Kasai and red irunkn wHh MancheH- The decision was embodied in a 90 miles to the northeast and 50 ringle resolution. Lumumba him province and made ready'for sim \News Tidbits By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS » "Teimessee looks Rke'a toss-up d r u g p r o b e o n ,r e pe- 6 to l'6, average sixei 8 to - bltsch'ek's ideas for 'a- big Latln- ^likango. to a hideout in the. ijîfe cuts. ■ The story continued:' has received a measage 'from writers and SuppUes e Lunch Boxes s Ameriesn economic developmeht African quarter of the city. ' ’ The U N a Las Vegas showgirl. Thbre'jWere thieae developments: "The refusal of ma^y Demo 18. ' Command in The "The Republicaiis have moVed cratic officeholders actively 'ito Ghana’s Presidsu.t Kwama Thermos Bottles • Stepleijs, Hole Punch- program, was given the 'mitflne A U.n ; spokesman, made ..clear Soviet military commanders ars 1. An effort has been launched quickly to capltaltz^ on the South’s ors ,s Dictionaries is Clocl s snd Watches (Jongo, in an effort to,stem the. support the national ticket' Nkrumat^ proposing an AfrloaSi ’ second flodV f „ yesterda.v o f , a $500 tfiilllon plan that' the intemationai . qrganlza- given responsibility for tioth mili by’U.S.-lDistrict Judge P. Dickin growing conservatlpn, a byrpiod- • P^cU Sharpeners. The Conneetieut Bank tldn. which has silenced Radio growing.-threat of civil'war, took son Letts to get attorneys - for all ■Enthusiastic receptions for Mr.. heads of state meeting in"New by the Unit«l States for so.clal tary and, political training jof uct of industrialization and urbani York during the UJl. General . progress in housing, education -and Leopoldville and tightened its con-1 ''*• their trpops.'under sweeping nfcw- litigants together Jn a new com Nixon and imeh conservative meip- f Back-t^Hchool Gym , troI .oVer Congo airports, intends ; tR® promise. i . * zation., Party leaders voiced con- bers of his auppbrilng cast aa Sen. Assfotbly session. The pnjyee:. land reform. ■■ -. I ^ ’ regulations announced today , .in- fl(lence: tbat 1960* would bring the did not report Nasser’s reaeWnifc; ClotM^ Rags. Sneakers ANDTRUST COMPANY to take determined stepft To pre-1 ® ^ obstructions 2. The .U.S, ciourt of Appeals ar l^r^-y Goldwater of Arizona, , , U.S. Undersecretary of State veSUigators today began a probe first big Republican victory In the vent the.hpread of pjsorder, This had the effect Of silensing ranged for a hearing this mornlilg' oweverr -despite the , interest • Comptete Office Sup- , Douglas billon, whp presentee] the into ''the Cause- of a plane crash soiitHI Mnce reconstruction days.” SCMOOL BUb OVERI *" ■• ■( w- ■ ""..I * ■ ■ ■■ ^ ' “Anything, that, can 'be done to Lumumba radio appeals td Kis fol that hilled two peCsons and nar campaign, neithei* candidatfS lies and Stationery.' plan, answered crltlcism.s by say on . whether Letts can go- iêiad • Thb story gave this picture for Sonqnolt, N. Sept. 1 . PlesM sefid ine full information Ota jrpur P^tected Collegs E sp s n ss Plan. save (JongolMe lives is within the lowers throughout the country and rowly missed 16 football players '(vith his proposed installation of appears to have arouKd any ing the. United States would -con- spirit and let'tei; of our mandate,” •^jreventing the small fleet o f■ So the six key states: —Fourteen grade sclieol tlnile to advance^'other funds for who were practicing at the Penn former FBI agent Terence F, Mc- great popular enthuaiasip, among dren w e re tnjuradlfoday tFhed n , he said. | , , viet-supplied airplanes from sylvania Military College Field la ■ W illiam , C. Battle, director pf. the voters „ ; . ’’ ’ r . 4 - ecomplc project* through the Ex Shane as chairman, of the ^-m an the Demo(;ratlc presidential cam sehool Ima cnrryliik ttiW to tta steeled CoiUegs £bcpeo|e Plan Namsu Lumumba charged that transporting more of his troops to Chester, Penn. ■ Teamsters bdayd of nfionltbrs. In W astwgton, Republicans are AH m oitOW Prieod port-Import Bank and., other agen paign. In Virginia, was quoted as opening day o f almool overtnnK, open mpridey thru Saturday 9:3b to 5:45 Bolikango’s poIUlcal fdllowerz the field in Kasai knd ths Katanga The Tf^nessee .American Legion The monitor, board was estab planning a. big sendbff rally for The Connecticut Bank ' cies.,- _ ' ' . plotted to asaasainate him. border, . saying "There’a no doubt about it ed after the ' hrakea - f alie^ . jnUBB PURNEIX FARiUNG Oscar Pino Santos, a member of j^ a a s to pay the $29,141 Income lished by Judge Letts . to guard Vice P r e s e n t Nixon when he deputy sheriffs reported, n a and Trust Company i-V. '•"But the arrest was 'considered i (The Belgian Radio said Lum-- —w’e’re at our low point now." thursday until 9:00 p.m, the Cuba delegation, said th^ U.S. tax. debt -owed Rv America’s against corruption in the 1,600,- r Gov. Ernest. F., Hollings of leaves Mottfay on a ],4-state cam,* bus driver else was by western diplomats here as one umba demaiided that the UJ*I. World War I hei;o,' Sgt- Alvin 'York 000-member Teamsters Union. paign tour. ' • lllPeailStm t ■ t ,1. Blan represented “ the same old more move to consolidate Lumum South Carolina was quot^ as Bight of tlie U eMMren "free" all Congo aiirorte and re/». . JBldwln M.. Wasile\yskl, 34, a high Hoffa and his union are seeking to The GOP preat(l.entlal nominee’s taken to Faxtoo n eipttel In ^ North American'lihperialism,” and ba's {X)v.'cr and' throw the unhap|jy turn control of the Congdiese ra saying Democratic nominee John scnooischool teacher acipusedS' of. di||ij|8s- block MeShane’s appointment. M®- riuming mate, Henry Cabot Lodge, cn. Hie other Hartford IS, Conijt. I ' free parking in rear dMiared he v,ôuld Jeftise to vPte Con|^ into the Soviet. Sphere. dio to hts gfiverhmenc. T h e intdto F. Kennedy faced an "upbl]] bat to r an Ecuadorean resolution fo r >ng prosUtutlod adultery Shane participated In several fed tle” In that state. aniT poeribly PreaMent Eisenhower huaq w and hndh A bitter, battle in the Cpid War paid he also asked ôr immemate maritej relations In hla classroom, is’ being .fought here and i)ta out eral Investigations of Hoffa. Gov. Luther H. Hodges of North bs/on hand for the/rally at nmradtohelB MAOf or.—an A^xitô6s6n^t>^nm i > e. a. house and sen •— j. wi.hala eo. ndlitary aid from au independent iwa« ffrpd last a l ^ t by the Mil CaroUna—“I think If (the race) ;S 'BSSrby Baltimore Ffisiidship « Ml r a g s t m ) come may depend on whether'Ka- Afrloaa nationp.) . i i V , ' , i. waukee School Board. (O ni t t u u t i ',0m Page Nlaa) Isalimetooeloqt."

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■■■ ( . ■ ■ / ■ ^ ■■ ’ ■ ■ ' WAmtrm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, IMO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1960 hasty visit to tus church, a Water- plaxe. They were aided In their ted against the sky by flames career at the Bhuberl In N e w bury landmark. efforts by the fact that no strong which only then' were bej^nhlng to Haven /our yearn ag^ will r ^ r n MW $1 Million Fire .The fire was believed to havq windf was blowing at the time. subside. tojêw Ehgland the week of Sept. MANSFIBLD, Storts Tonightl iSnSwAimuti/MJ started a'bout 1:30 a.m- Ninety The beautiful stained glass win Second Congregational Church, 19-24 when it plAja the Bushnell em sy As You Like It Sheinwold on Bndge minutes later, the building was dows of the chiifch were melted by drganised in 1853, was one of the Memorial. M 1% h a e 1 Hvans anti «a R uins Churcli In ruins. the Intensity o f the heat and the largest Protestant cburchea in the ByTUDiTH AHEARIS Diane Tqdd.head the cast of this Mn. -Among the Items destroyed was chandelier in the main pfirt of the City. The structure that burned company which played Chicago for lTwirt'sPeAK«fe| BEWARK W TAKING > < North doaler a recently purchased organ val Was built in 1805 and housed one 66 weeks and toured Russia in the In, W aterbury Interior could be seen to sway in I SoRROiiNO you WRONG ITNKBSfi North-South vnlMnUo MNHM' ued at $50,000. the draft generated by the fire. of Wate'rbury’s largest auditor The lights were turned on last night on the spring. Fire Marshal Thomas Scadden <*»ltHSCiUNO By Alfred ^KelnwoM NOIITH . Eleven fire companies battled iums. best collection of political memorabilia in the Fred Waring and his Pennsylva ♦ Q 5 2 Page One) declared the fire under control at Most piayerA-make mUtakaa in \ TONY I M M ’ FRANWE WBHW the blase which, Scadden said, ap country— and Manchesterites can see it eas nians are co'niing to the Bushneil finessing. Seine finesse too sel V 7 4 A ■Ollfe 3:10 a.m. Lotp Bid on Barriers Monday, Oct. 3, at 8:30 p.m. . ' QiiiiTriiirr * parently started In the basement ily. The collection is that of J. Doyle DeWitt, dom; aotodi too often. Still others ♦ A K Q 9 4 K Main 8t and HUmoa Ave.. that A t one time the flames threat Boxer Without an' Opponent ______♦ A 3 2 V of the building. Hartford, Sept. 7 (/P)— The East president o f Travelers Insurance ------have instinct that tells them haa been hit by several other bias ened the nearby W ateiûry Club A new 1-act play by. Robert w n r BAST ' PLU S CO-1jO -H IT ' Z and firemen were forced to wet ' Within' 15 minutes after Mrs. Hartford firm o f Webster and HAS Co., and it is hou.sed on Pro.spect Oval In the Grove in Farmington wluir to take the wrohg finesse. es, including one that caused Dnwne.v. "Boxer Without an Op "Westf opened the six of spades, « l9 t 6 4 AX-10 3 down the building to protect It. Powers discovered the fife, heavy Webster, Inc., hag submitted ap St., across from Travelers. Called through Saturday. damage of some $15,000 to a Ms: ponent,” ■was performed last week 'and South reached for dummy’s VKIO VQ983 TRAPPED IN TANGltRS^ Giant tongues of flame leaped smoke was seen billowing from the parent low bids for' consthicUon "America Goes to the rolls." the "Guys and Dolls" is the final ♦ S 2 ♦ I 10 8 7 sonic temple. main door and the eaves of the of median barriers along two sec collecUon has 20.0QO buttons, car at the Somers Stock Theater, queen. This was, of course, a type through the hoof at the height of / offering this week at the Stor- 4» J to 8 « 4> 9 S Credit for saving the records the fire, towerlhg 60 feet Into the stone structure. tions of the Connecticut Turnpike. toons, pictures. trinkets and Using a dog pound a-s its setting, of finfesse. I f West had the king of 8>oim i rowton ■ M li s 1 c Fair in West and files b elon grfo Mrs. Margaret air and engulfed the upper por A t 2:15 a.m.,'despite the efforts It bid $41,592.96 and $52,975.10 speech'es from every politival and a bunch of dogs waiting to be spades, dummy’s queen would win A 7 Powers, minister o f music at the .Springfield, Mass,, through Sat tions of the building, one of the of the firemen, flames broke for Installation of nearly 25,000 -campaign since Geoice Washing-. put to sleep as its main characters, the trick. A 1 < S 2 church who was awakened by the urday. oldest Protestant, churches In the through the roof and began shoot feet of metal' beam railing in the h i g h ton right up tp ‘the Nixon-Kennedy the play exam ini^ the purpose of It was, however, the wrong t ♦ 6 3 THE : ■ "Brigadoon ' is the'final offer smell o f smoke In the pariah median strips on the Connecticut conte.st. canine and human life. -finesse. East covered with the king * K Q 7 4 city. ing skyward. ing this week at the Oakdale Mu- house near the stricken structure. Turnpike in Darien, Norwalk, and The objert is to lemiiul the Among Ihe-'qucsbon.s pul to the of spades, and South refused the Nodh Cast Soofk Wort Heat ■was so Ihtente from the Smoke from the fire covered a •sical (Theater in Wallfngford Firemen summoned by ah alarm Stam.ford. voters of the vonte.sls that lia\'o dogs in stJccessive order by the trick. South won the next spade 1 ♦ Pan IV Paso . . from a box in the area, were al fire that'houses In back of the wide area of the city and sparks through Saturday. The State Highway Dept, said preceded other campaign-s. and in boxer, played .solidly by Richard and tried the diamonds. The suit 2 ♦ Pass 3 N T A ll PSM ready on the scene when Mrs. church were blistered. J.- shot Into the air and landed .on Coiiiing. I p in .Manelieater fc V f • . T ' ."V ‘ J » < ^ ^ the railings are designed as bar reminding them, nudge Ihcni to RoaL'%erc whether it is nobler to didn’t break, and West carefully OpeiliBC lead -r- 4)6 Powers, wearing night clothes, Foremen poured water in criss nearby, buildings. ' "Psycho" will continue at the riers to prevent cross-over acci vote this time , b^’a dog or a human. whether"it Is refrained from discarding a club. came to the pt^sh house door. cross manner from all an.glss By 3 a,m., the church was a X "Those who don’t umier.sland State‘ Theater through Saturday. while subduing the spectatfiilar ghost-like pile of stones, silhouet dents. lossible for a dog to live in dig Now South had only eight tricks. h,aa the queen. Your diamond trick She 'Was permitted to make a / and handsome their heritage, don t have a heri- •‘'how.s are at f,:*o and 8:35 p.m nity in the society set up hy- hn^ Down one. tace -said DeWitl. through Friday. Satinday l ^ i is now established, and you have A New Dining Experience!^ mans-, and whether it Is bettor to I ’Ve had sb much to say about nine sure tricks. ^ He urged the crowd at the ton hi IS a ’ kiddle show at, H. p.m^-'1,nd the wrong finesse that you've sure ■tP.sycho" at .5:1,a, 7:30 apd 9:45. die than give In tp a life o f^ ed io - Dally Question light parade la.sl night "for free crlty. ' / ly looked for the right finesse In, “AGCENT” fall collection! Thi.a la itff show for children, and Partner, opens .with one’ diamond, WEDNESDAYS ARE FAMILY WONTS Ir dom's sake, vole.” The boxer mainpdns htlmans tills hand. See it? and the next player passetj- You f OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT TILL 9.. .OPEN EVERY MONDAY! Gov. Ahroiiam A. P.ibicoff, one questionable fo r'e a rly leen.s, since There’s no hurry about putting 6:00 to 8;00 P.M. fond'cI'cation and grand' larceny are are rotten, dogs ban do nothing to hold; Spades— K 10'3; Hearts— Q t t € » i t h 's \, of many politicians who, attended .CttSist the fimWMs' control, and up the quean of spades. I f "West h u4 9 3 3; Diamonds—J 10 3 7; Clubs— the opening, complimenled De- .edniirir relief for homosexuality, begup the nand with the king of' stuffed hiiniaii corpses and miy< that It is-bptfer’ to • die. ^0 fi. What do you say? 1 - Captivation...black, W iU on doing "oi.ir clt'y. our .aUiTe' The oOitr doge, some mutu spades he can’t slip it under the Answer: Bid one heart. The hand and our nation a great .serv)*-^" der. It is an extraordinary show' table ti> his partner. I f you need a ALL our 1960 FRIGIDAIRE WASHERS ARE for adiilt.s. and sptfie pedlgre^ disagree for is worth one response, and the A L L Y O U ^ The exhibit will he open Mon the xmost i>art.' Thfey- ultimately sebond spade trick, you can lead question is whether to bid . your days througti k'ridays^fom B a.m. An. aiilograpli parly will beheld toward dummy’s queen later.’ at Ih’c .Vtancheater Book Store on g e f out of the pound, ortaway or hearts or raise partner’s diamonds. grey or brown luster to .5 p.nr., and oii^Tnursday. until another. The boxer ^choosek-sto be You start (the hand with eight, (Copyright 1960, General Fea PER K. Centyr si. at which author T ^ tricks in top cards. 'Your best P p.m. untih eleritfm day, Nov."S. put away. d tures Corp.) PERSON '■Streetcar,,Xamcd De.sire ' open Powell/will sign copies of his bpdk, chance for .the ninth trick is to CiAN E A T ed last njght at the .Somers .Stock "T h ^von g Rescue " and "Thy'uon- . Downiey has achieved iWme good develop a low diamond in the dum calf, f2.99 T h e a ^ 'ld play through Sator- n e^ ciit School' Bus Lrfivy^’ it will Iheatrldal effects-With his w^k.. my. The only threat to your peace / ,■ . dayXâiuJra Kerslen is playing W from 7 to 10 p.m, Friclay. T h e ..speech by t|ie greyhound fl-7 of mind is the spade ault. Your OLD FASHIONED CHICKEN SOUP / The fir.st rchear.aaP of the Man was excellent on' the theme problem, therefore, is to develop lAIJNARTFND chester f'ivic Orchestra will be "evcrj'one copies-everyone, even in the diamonds without letting the SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN TtMm •r»n*t many. Dut wa do have a faw 2 “ ]anet...designed Y held Monday, Sept. 12. at 7 prfn. the deaths they^'choose.” opponents run the spades. FAMILY ^ ffactory-frvsh, 1 9 6 0 Frigidairef Automatic Washers in Manchester High School. Another good touch was the 'S p a g h e t t i — FRENCH f r i e d p o t a t o e s S ® « ' ^ V O U . Put that, way, the problem has — NOW — left. And they must go,' to make room for the new ^Jlartfo'd Strings penguin who didn’t know what she ,aa easy solution. Play a low spade TO.SSED s a l a d NEOPOLITAN 1 9 6 1 modelst We*ve priced ’em s^' irresistibly wa.s doing penned with a hunch of ..Paul Newman Aiiditlona for the Hartford from dummy at the first trick, and b r e a d and BUTTER—COFFEE OB TEA low that they will go—-and fast. ^ with * a softly detailed dogs -she had just wandet’cd S i . Jame>^ School VnaniiB I^^nodvrard String Orchestra will be held Tues In your hand with the ace: In Color day evening. 'Phi.s will be the or away from the zoo. Now lead a diamond and finesse ganization's 18th season. Vylauta.s ■fhe acting by the entire cast W ill Open M onday dummy's nine. “-From The Terrace” CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEAlRS OLD 75c tapered toe. black or Marljosiiis of the Hartt College of was good, particularly Patricia You expect this finesse to lose, AUo> WHEN ACCOMPANIED BY PARENTS the Unlviersity of Hartford will •Maier as the French poodle, Joriy St. James’ School did not-.^ and Ij does.. But East cannot safe- **13 FIGHTING MEN** C-L-E-A-R-A-N-C-E! conduct. For further' Inforniatinn Pagano as the' beagle, Peter open toda.v. and will not open -ly^'jcad spades while dummy still flhow Starli At Puik ON THE CONCOURSE AT THE PARKADE call Mrs. l.oiiis H l''rese. .57 Ridge Po.well as the greyhound and Alan until', Monday, Sept. 12. cocoa 'matte - calf,' wood Rd,, R.i.sl Hartford. Black as -the spaniel. lOne com The Herald was not notified B 5 Connecticut (>|H-ra ment, though, dpgs do not lick of the change in .plans, and $ave $S0 O n Each - "I j, Oioconda " by Ponchielli Will their paws like cats with the claws included the regular St. .open the 19Ui sea.HoiV/oi the Con curled under.) James’ schedule in its annual 12.99 necticut Opera Assn. NoVr-.M at School paga .section yesterday. the Bushneir Memorial In Hart Our one large qrlUtiam of thi.s When the school does open, , A RKAI. BLOCK RPSTEB! Note Carefully ford Eileen Farrell will star. play was that it shed no new light the cafeteria and gymna.siiim Paul Nrn'maU Time Schedule on the j)ro'blem. Humans are rot Juana Wondu-ard BOTTHT PAim Other works will be Bizet’s ten and there la. very little "hojip will be used as classrooms un In Ad Below "Carmen',’- Feb. 4: flonizeUi's "Dii- til the foui' classrooms'on the cia di Ijtmn.iermoor" March 12: lor them and so forth. 'ITiis wc 'FROM THE TERRACE'* know. second flooi- of the adtUtfon , In Color and CinrmScdpe and Puccini's "La Boheme" April are re^d.v for use. 1:45-8:30-0:10 17., But the malady goes deeper than actors who Imitate one an Arrangements of hours and Short knbirrt Gianiia d Angelo and Dorothy other changes will be pub 1:30-8:5.5 Kirsten, Giuseppe D1 Htefano, other, people who cheat their bilsi- Soon: ‘‘ PSYCHO’' ftap'dra Keraten ness i>artners, and the out and out lished In The Herald as they ” ° 1 Frank Giiarrera, Nicola . Moscona, are mttde known. SAVE 10 0 ! criniinals. HELD OVER FOR 4 MORE DAYS th* part of Blanche. Patricia •lohn Alexander and Danlele Bar- Mai|r Is Stella, Robert Driwney is ionl will star m these^productions n ie inalaily Is subtler than that. gr uuviifnn n RTnB x Stanley, and Richard\ R o a t Is Worthy of Not#* It Involve.s a^ weak mtndedness T axab le B iiildiiijjj tfial pcnnlts cme to reason out a ‘‘THIS IS A SHOCKER...Good for W A S Mitch ' "Mv Fair Lady," the\Ia*rner- FOR ALL-AROUND AND MIGHTY! "A Hole In the Head ' la at the Lnewe m ii s.i c.,a 1 that h e^ n lt.s problem^but take no action on.thc In August Down WASHER 8249.95 NOW $199.95 conclusion. It Involves-a sense of thriUs and a provocative psychological x H iM e Prices Ihelude W A S values that permits a genuine xPERFORMANCE by Tonr Old Washer DRYER•c $199.95 NOW n49.95 friendship to be used. Slightly, for Taxable building construction Starts Tonight! U. S. Testing Co., Inc.! liei'sQrial gain- or comfort. It per- .'iUlhorized b.v the Town Building premise.. .Hitchcock combines a WASHER FEATURES: ★ DRYER FEATURES mils On.e Io^ swear full allegiance Department in'Aiigust amnunted.to -k Paul Newman e AutomaUc Wash and W ear setting In controlled laboratory and give onl.y half. $.'{47,640, which, added to the $5‘7,- meaty melidige of melodramatic tricks • Antcmatlc Meachlng, tinting sad dyeing joanne Woodward chases wrinkles, cuts Ironing time Ho Uie'ghoit'e of llie Itoxer be 688 aulhorizc(l. phimhing, clec- JONU tests of 6 leading auto OF BOSTON Rigubr hours not tonvoniont? comes ^ rt\itfilsli one. Ihe pa.sy way ti'icar., and heating projects ...it is fînating!” • Automatic detergent inJecUon 0 New nylon mesh lint trap la easy to matic woshersl out Of a black'mid while silualion. brought the Iota! costs • for the ' reach, easy to clean month to $405,,328. SSSWfe ■ Bo4ey Crarwlher, N. V. Times e Automatte Hut removal o New Flowing-Heat drying system gets fi»port No. 57745, Tile p.lay. with "Boxer” wn.s 'I>n- r- nessee Wllliam.s' "Baby Doll.'' It The figures were submitted to -L. o Astomalle wash and wear setting clothes finffler, softer dLl4ie building yjermitfKjssned j ia.-it montii. 'lO were for ilwelHogs i SPECIAL OFFER! — SHOW TIME — .T$Ry.< and 24 for' alleiations and adu Bring thin ad to bn.x offiee No one . . . B U T N O DOORS OPEN 4:45 A. spindlette ... in tion-i - to exist'ifg hiiUding.s, ONE . . will be admit- and reeelVe 2 tieketa for the SHOW START.S 6:05 WITH AN EXCITING I-’ces ojie year ago came to "pHee of 1— Tiienday thru ted to the theater after ' black kid with rfll.-Tf). Frldsy. the start of “PSYCHO.” “ PSYCHO” at 5:45-8:.$6 the tiniest of \Idtst Complete Show 7:4() heels, 10.99. B. crossroads . . . 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ORLON-WORSTED WOOL OPEN MMI.V, • SmoR dcMses to ifiuirt niore,p«rsono( cHtentieii for oH pupils te e Scaly qualitj^lV' Full Size S^ts — OBiy *99 *14.95 Value TO M IO M O H T SATURDAY, SEPT, la FLANNELS, GABAHDIME^ FANCIES lEGISTtR AT THE STUDIO ON'SATURDAY, SEPT. 10 BETWEIIN 10 A.M.- LIBERAL BUDGET TERMS QN ALL PURCHASES! WITH LIFETIME alTARANTEED $1A.88 ER.:'' iO O N ; 2 P.M.-4 P,M.. of CALL PI 2-6S8S ANYTIME . . . MRMAWENT CREASE I W . Risley recently retitmed from New York where he oompteted an extensive course In OrENBDAYS] SERVED 5-W P.M, ' Teacherf e ^ e t Education.Mneadon. He atndledatudled With'With the’ June TavlorTaylor Danreri^Dancers. wi4h whh PP.i e Imm-nmasABA r e r S ^ t tmwtêxwsm . 2 far horMgrapherl iand Jack Stanley. He I **? •hidied.under sueli’world famous ar- 9:00 lo 5:30 PAA, ^ ■'■1, ■- MK.NU: HAURFCUEO CllltKKN, POTATO b ALAU, ,CK>RN as Madame Alexandria Damlo\1a, fori AM, c. e. house and son $21 JO MEN’S iva 3Uid many qtbers. Ho hns coiidncted ON (4>B, fOLK.SLAlV. HlilCED TOMATO, PlCKliE. b.. Manch^ter .mdlo fo,.hree r^lnaletore ■ V A T I l f f ■ f f ff*it i i l i I V 1. . ■, : ' . ■ ROLLB, COFFEE p r M l^> M0MEMAD£ PEACH -ss0d#t«d with Jnnq K. Jayci f AMPLE FREE rARMNG S H p 'BIIOR’ÂKE. - ’ i 3*. w. hale CO. Sxelusiyely at Ih Oiir Own Lof Nmt to Stort ' ) > N\ i > i i's- b s ^ c H E s T r COftNCR MAIN m d MUCH STS. ^ : ADUCTS $ 2 4 (H ^ H iU M iE N D1XM ■Speeiaiixing Ini Children - AIT Ages I main street,, manchester^ T 1 most faithful, but also my most stupid student.” A b o u t T o t m Walter CiSjai Wilhelm Pieck, 84, Dies; He may also have been her most treacherous student A German . Th« MandMstar AMoeUtlon tor cavalry officer who says he played Hibaring to Discuss th« Help' bf Retarded Children tsrill Ikelias m tetee a role in the murder -of Luxem meet temorrow at 8 p,m. at the President of East Reich burg and , Uebknecht In 1919 Bunee Center, A representative ef claims Pieck betrayed the pair apd Equitable Life Assurance Society Of 1,000 Ri sks ihiis saved hfa 'own Ufe. storm drains, b u y i n g Union T elevision will be present to explain the new (OoaUno«d from V*gt> One) Officers of the Kaiser’s rniard Requests of $430,165 Russia, he made regular German Pond, and legalising'hunting aro Ing too elossly. n**a) Playhetis* ’Three ' 3 NARC ' guardianship in.surance (Continned from Fage Oab) broadcasts over Moscow Radio. He vavalry division arrested neck, UUlan J. UVsin, 19, of West WH- I First 6buw iln eroL KS) i ? The, Nelson Family preBidentlal poBt was large- soma of the'subjects on the agenda Early Shon tin omi Man Into Spacs .lA.', 4U-'] plan. All interested are In't'-ited to worked among German Prisoners Luxemburg and Uebknecht and on llngton, was'fined |6 for passing a isH’ Budget requests' totaling 8430,-#sp«nt in securing a. mgre definite attend. powe^' to remove aecurtty rlSkt ■:ly honorary, but for Pieck It rep the same day, arranged for the Gel Set Go B'00-Mystery Theater .*' IS' at the front and claimed ho con a regular Town Directors meet red light. Count ol Uonie Orlsto The Milllnnalra 9 13 proposal. Members were in unani-' from their johe. resented the end of a dogged climb murder of Luxemburg and lieb- 465 will be presented for discussion verted many to communism. ing tonight at 8 o’clock in the Mu ■Joel R. Huntington, 4 8 , of 82 tiartoon Ptavnouas H app y, 10 32 3(1 mous agreement the repair work is The Ladies’ Aid oT JJlon Evan- On Feb. 19, 1960, David W. tp the tpp. He was born the son of knecht. Communist blog^phers . Wild Bill Hickok Hawaiian Eye '8. 40. 53 a t a public hearing tomorrow at 8 Thompson Rd.. forfeited a 89 bond absolutely neogssary, and that gelical Lutheran Church will meet j KendalJ, apecial counsel to the an unsitilled laborer Jan. 3, 1876. Many rumors attended his last claim Pieck escaped death because nicipal Building.' ,«:30 (’apt. David Grief B:3U I ve Got a Secret ,3. 13 years. Five years ago word spread when he foiled to sppear in court . FUin Horse Racing, Rocsjsvelt Race- p.m. at the Community Hall by when a decision is reached they tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the church. i President, turned down Walter’s -During his early years, Pieck the officers "did not' recognize Others . include determining a way that he had suffered a heart attack. to answer a charge of passing a X»we, Weather 4. Spnrta iii 32 I the Board of Finance. The figure will ask a spectsl' town meeting —— request for the names, saying in ^worked as a wandering cabinet him.” method to aseess 100 West Slderii I..t>cal Newa Tate red light. iOO rnit^d States Steel Hour for funds to do the,Job next sum ’The American Legion Auxiliary] a letter: maker, He Joined the Socialist At the time of the 1953 workers’ for sewer service, approving a tax Judgment \was suspended in the «:4S John Daly J ,/19-j represents a 834,670 increase over Douciaa Edeardt ^ This Is Your the 1 0 . mer. has been invited to attend joint j "After givlqg most careful ooa- -party Ifi 1865. at the age of 19. revolt' in East Germany Pieck Settlement .With Green Manor in Cannonball Ft! last year. Extended Forectut charge of ôxicstlbn against 7:00 Movie at Seveh installation ceremoniee tomorrow: .r. elporta A News the Rookynlle L«glon Home.xWest Again on April 19. 1960, waiter He spent the greater part of Temperatures for the next five kola, 16. of F.ast Hartforif. ■'The l„ :jri; 832,961 to a total of $277,456. This other faciliUe.s on the eve of open whpn his pictures were said to the meeting with town auditors in 7:3U W«Eirii It-Hii 10. 22 • «I! Il;i5 -lark PaarX ing day. They felt the administra St.; Sunday at 2 p.th. at the said, the White House turf>e;1,S Conn Ballroom The Board of Education voted at Peresluha, Mrs. Albert Heming-’ Four cases were contintied. R’.jo Art Johnur.n xShow 7;lJli Rav Somera Dr. THEQDORE POWELL Feel Drains .Needed Untih Monday, William J. Sy- 8:05 Raynor Shinâ, ll;IXi .Vewa a s p ^ a l meeting last evening to way. and Mrs.-Robert Gorton. Some officials feel the vote of nott, 19, of Newington. ' charged ; 11 SpntltRhi on Sports 11 111' Ray Somera add th ^ o s t of the new wateb tank Mrs. Pierce Herr-ick did the flow- LOCAL AUTHOR OF 12 00 Del Raycee Show 1,373 to 1,096 defeating the drains with driving a motor vehicle 'vltb : WtNF—1280 -and its fttftallation charge to th e ''t arranging, and members of the last May was not adequately repre defective eqiilpment, I ‘ whav—tie '"6:1X1 l-tpaiictal Nra.x 1960-61 budget. , ; organization donated all the food. 6:05 Showcase and .Newa sentative of the feelings of the Until Sept. 19. Robert B. S te-! *:im ,\fws 7:1X1 Kuttoii Lewis .Ir The new \ank of 5.000 gallon ; ------. • - i Boon Take A town's more than 26,000 eligible | phenson, 16, of Camp Meeting Rd„ 1 *:30 7:15 Evening Devotiona rapacity w.a.a ^stalled at the E ie-■-A .Mii.lm- pay-as-you-go financing. lett, 35, of Rocky Hill, for trial on S:3o Supprrtlm* .S-r'-nads 12 05 World News Roundup Thev felt more time sKould be oek .Ir., telephone 9-982,8. ■ _ , ! The ■nie town” coiild buy Union Pond j a charge of breadh of peace; Jacob 12:l.^.Slp>off M be a k contrary to with its gatehou.se and .spillway j Rogowski Jr. 34, of Sullivan .\ve„ Tr« p.ndi.. Moscow Friday, Sept. 9th—7 to 10 P.AV structures from the Hartford ' South Windsor, for trial 3:011 Ni-vx . Electrir Light Co. for $9,000. Pos charge of breach of peace. S:05 NiBlilb'-Hr What "'handwriting. _ Typing 8:-05 I;i-xiiH«iaiid Randxieinl sible future recreational iif>e l.s >:Ui Bn.xioti St Dxtroil nêr children pro^ rom ll-.iKi News € seen for the pond. It Is polluted UConn for More Funds, 11:15 Sporix Final now. U:3li 8tarli«hl Seienada Sp o rtsw ear Teacher: The proposed settlement of HartforiJ, Sept. 7 tfPi -T lie Uni -with a ^ _ freer t-o » i Green Manor tax ap'peali. If ap versity of Connecticut, citing in S a y in g s proved by the Directors, would re creased costs of enrollment and duce a 3-year aggregate assess expansion, has requested from the Sco op ! "It'i a provM fact, sfvdtntt do ment of $7,,009.010 to $6,358,334. state a .36 per cent Increase in Us work mo«, L MORC WORK and gnt 38% BETTER Within tilts fi.scal year, the totsm budget for the next two fiscal wiblects. ^ X would collect $186,917.33 In cur years. GRADES whan tfwy u m o typn- rent and back taxe.s, pliia Interest, The university is asking for an wrftnr!" tlgd up by the appeals. increase of 86 million to its pres Excerpt from article which appeared' N O W IS a v e hundreds on a new Rambler Hunting Areas ent 817 million 2-year allotment. hi Manchester Evening Iferald, z ' Now’s thp time shrewd car buyers get the best deals, as Rambler dealers clear out this'*., - X. ’The latest hunting ordinance to THE LONG RESCUE be discussed tonight would author f year’s Ramblers to make room for ’61 models. Come in today and get the buy o f THE STORY OF THE TRAGiq GREEI.Y EXPEDITION your life on a 19W Rambler o f your chotce. Rambj^r dealers sell more compact cars ize lbs chief of police to permit i hunting with shot^ms only on land Over 4B Models per dealer than any other dealer group. Thanks to this record volume, dealers’ sa le s / By DR. THEODORE POWELI, ^ whose o-wners or lessees request * costs per car are lower—and they can pass these extra savings on to you, too. 4 3 9 permission. Any of such land would ' TOE LONG RESCl'E is Display nave to he within these areas: 1. on* of the great true ad North of the '\XMlbur Cross High venture stories of all time, • Royal • Olympia way between''H''ckland and Slater ; in 1879, the United Slates. m W e 'G e t hundreds more for your present car Sts. 2, South oT-purnhsm St., west ; Ready mixers.v. a.i ila contribution to the. ^ • Underwood • Remington of Windsor St. anq Laurel expediyon was succes.'tftil. ' there’s still a wide range o f colors and models. and apply your rental toward the Lake. 5. South of Wethe>ell St., to but befoi-e It whs, over, dis- PLUS TAX *•••••• east of Hillstown Rd., .■n’est of n.ster struck: A very severe purchase! E-Z TERMS! Keener St.,' and north of wish winter forced the relief Hill Rd M a tc h party to turn back and the NOW ! Get the buy of your life This latest In a number of pro Greely group had to stay See Us For; SALES — SERVICE RENTALS — SUPPLIES posed hunting ordinances is seen as for a third winter. The hulk . the only one with a chance of di of thi.s narrative deals with ALSO: BUSINESS MACHINES and OFFICE FURNITURE rectors' approval, in view of objec flilUfashioned the expedition's fight for tions by townspeople against per- stirvival' through the long DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES, Inc. 24 Mbpi* Mopd^Mttr, conn. . mitting the sport at all in Man frigid winter. Tltc storj' of chester. It differ., from pa.sf, scrap the polar expedition is in it ped ordinances in that the chief self extrentely exriting, hut FLASH! RAMBLER OUTSELLS ALL BUf 2 IN MEW JElf^ND! of police would designate areas on Fur-Blend the author has also cleveily request. woven into it the story of The ordinance would alsp pro the third and finally- suc- vide- for legalizing organized . reasftil relief expedition. aporting or. target-shoPting clubs, SWEATERS The contrast between the sulferings of the men in Greenland and Main .St. Manchester • MI 9-5221 • FREE PURNELL PARKING Buch as the high school .rifle club. the snail's paced hnild-np of the rescue force results in an almost ’The. chief of police would issue unbearable dramatic situnlion. ' . permits to such clubs for shooting on premises they lease, owri^ or $ 0 9 9 operate. Tonighfg Weal Side a.ssessnient question Involvea determining a method to assess about 100 prop eoffiporobl* arty owners for part of the cS , of a sewage'disposal plant to serv- voliM fo $14.if? the proposed Howell Cfieney and East Catholic High Schools. The ) p plant could sen’e the 100 through a presently unused- Center St. main, A public hearing would b« scheduled on the assessment after a method of determining them is figured out tonight. Other Items c Another agenda item is^ decid ing whether to put proposed town charter changes on the voting ma and wool flannel chines in the town election,; Oct. 3 oir in the State and national elec- . . tlon Nov. 8. Other Items to be WILBER LITtLE HAS considered: Authorize tlie .Advisory Park SHEATH , and Recreation "Commission m BEEN HELPING VETERANS asd propose a swimming pool site-.- Determine a method for asses/ -- Ing property owners on Norwood" SKIRTS THEIR FAMILIES FOR MANY YEARS 8t. and Farm Dr. for sewers. m m Consider a petition urging r e - ' f from a storm \yater problem on Elro St. that causes sand to . MANCHESTER'S'OWN „ . accumulate and blow on proper- ' ties. Approve the. request of Edward Dr. Theodore Powell, Author Matushak, Highland St , for defer- — ring a .prater mala asaessment.- Appro've J.he donsolidation ■ «>f eompiiwdbla voiut 10^99 cemetery trust funds for more ef v i l SCHOOL BUS LAW ficient bookkeeping and a better Inveatmeht'program. ■ ■ THE EXPLOSIVE CASE S T U D Y 'IN ^ I Acciept. iTerry Rd. and Hunter [ j Rd..,;la .Wobdslde Acres. i EDUCATION, RELIGION drui POLITICS! [Fix public hearings finr-appro- This book tells the story of wlint hnippened in one .state. Con pHating more money to the town j ; cMrk and-ktown court accounts. necticut, when its people and I’egislatnre .were called upon to'find an ansvv'er. WlMiout pqlemks. witlipiil taking sides, Mr. Powell [Hear a report from the Town Turtle-nedked pillovef Parking 'Authority.i.0n negotiations ; - rirsl examines khe naUonal view of rhurchistate relations, the' fqr property in the Oak aind Maple j with • full - fashijuned \ , relevent Rupieiiie"Court* ilecision.s. and Connpetient'-s legal posi - S t area for parking off iMalfi Sl.*1 long sleeves, in oHyn!;,. .f; tion and actual mractice.s in the i\iid-19.’'>0's. He then tiwns to the heait-bf the m allet: The arhiool hii.s hill'pi esented to the legisla pro^rtioned pajamas gold, in ‘ size.s 34-40. ture In 1967. He s.ho'vs wWo bncked the mfrasiire snd who oppo.sed WILBER U m i \|aliie 12.90.- [7 .9 9 ■ it; why. It took th* ptrmis.sive fonti it did; the roles played m the ensuing debate by fiewspapeils. ritizens’ groups, reflam Catholic )tbam Gold Stripe and Protestant rieijj.vnien leildecs of both major parties t'ainong ; •(•rtwaarn them the Repumlea'n XationaJ Chairman), and a number of In-- B: .Notch collar djr^m akei’ dividual legialatoral and what the oiUronie was. He, presents the 1^ ThiPrimiiri^s, Tiies., Sept. 13 Howv'd Wamock, 60, no certain YifliU* H w y Cardigan, beautifully de arguments u.scd ,by-bo.th' ’’pros” and ‘'cons" sho\Ying which were . truly relevant and which were confused, rontradielory, or spe- '\addrafei, was sentenced t o '20 days tailed in 4 faahio,n col-~ ■ IH' Jail for intoxication. Full fa.xhioned claseic fArdigan in ciQU8.JHe'namea:names. quotes sources verbatim, ' V . : ■ ' ■' " i V ‘ ‘ Chat lea H. Hildebrand,-21, of 801 : $ 0 9 9 olive, gold, blue, brick, SizeB 34 to ors. Sizes 34 to 40. cumstsnees, places, and'-dates. ' ■ ., WhM a yff^n needed a M i^ng WilbiN^^ Unf*. a lUplibH. Main 8t., was firiilH and given 40. . 8 .9 9 8 .9 9 .A. .'90-day auapended '8*Rt*nce for Mfifit Dr. Powell At Our Autograph eon, NEVER owed the vêran If he was o Ref^bRcon or Democrat,^ - 1 styled to the. modern taste, and small to save you ' driviagT^lIe his iicenae was under the receiver, up brightly to niftk^ dialing easy. gumnslQn. aa a second'offefidei-. i Bpace-that’s the charming, colorful P rin c^ phone. ' Roqpilariy $4.00. < \ . n is is ^ one reosoi^ why Wilber Little eroio^fU^. Another rtooeii ' The ^ n c e u phone comes in ypur choice of five George B. Frank, 21, of 18 Trot- Classic long sleeved full-fa.shinned * C: Seat-lined slim sheath - Friday, !êpl. 0th--7 tp U .ter 8t., was found guilty of driv ' • / j ' *■, ' ' • f IS thot^ if elected; he|wili represent ALL the citixtiis of MonchMttr.j. ., This new eicthnsion goes anywhere in yVur home, decoratdr colora-white, beige, pink, blue and tur- ing a motor vehicle with defective pullover in gold, olive. 34-40. Valiifi ' f skiA.. in all wool flannel' ^ ’ in colors to cocirdinate . ® and goes beautifplIyV The dial glows softly in the dark ' quoiee. Easy to gpt, top. Just call your teliephPne busl- aquipmeilt and fined 850. . ^ addi "Nationally advertised coast-to-coost favor- 16.99 W H ^ ^Little is mnnin9 for Representotivf on HIS RECORD, noit . I 6. / '• . . * .1 « i ■ so you can And it quickly and then, when you lift tional charge of evading responsi with sweatersi. loll3 . , on promises whed he moy do in the fntureV ness office, or ask ^telephone installer to show it to you. bility was nolled. ttes! iSrnartly tailored Sanforized cottons Vfilue 10.09. 'W'llllam D. Qiiinn, 23, of Hart >4f'. , 1- I » ,9 9 ^ ’ ■i, !/ t- Mtf*o k o World Weir I veteron^soccessful businessmon i •l;- ford, was fined flO for theft. An rrtodejwith the excjvisiviG Myiti-collar, patch Full.\>fa.shioned' long sleevM. pull rt.., additional charge,,... of. - peddling oônooawwlodgodleoder.HfitbcerdlnoHiorpliosesofcoiiunii- The Southern New England Telephone CotApeny without a license 'waa nolled. pockets, contrasting piping tri^. Height-pro-.1 over with V-neck button'closing in I I I ( IIS T i l nlty •trvice, wiM bo sho#n in subsequent odt. . . . , Bruce A- Cordner, 23, of 146 olive, gold, blue. 34-40. Value l^rker St„ was fined 89 for Tallure pbrtiohed for pifrfect fit in P i^ , 0Jue,-Aquo^ 14,Op. ' ^ ' ■ ' ' ■ ' ■ . ■ , ' ^ I' . P .9 9 I I I 1 1 I I Th6 Princess phone with dial apd night lights built Iik costs only pennies a day after a i. ' to drive to the right. An additional ■ît|»WWOBja) By BcraBUGABT AMp DfaffooBAno vBnonM o r. r m OAiîDAnD iarfo. Your choice of five colon charge of evading responsibility 2-40 regular, 34-' r AMMIftYVS W I • ( h *^11 I . 1 • I 4 t r ,9. was nolled. . c ftobert U. Lovejoy, 31, of 57x r . ;»•

/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDi MANpHESTElt, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1969 MANCHESTEll EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTERr CONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER T, 1960 FAantlcipate in a caravan necticut’s I960 total. . to commemorot* Hit Patty Truman won the 2.5-yard ’Linda Usher, second; and Kathy ning .Sept. 12. William P. Gwlhn, Courses of special interest In of 30 to 4p automoibles from 8 ’The State Health Dept, said freestyle for girls fl and under, in jjpohosz. third, president, said today. ' clude "Planning Your Investmen CH 7.2851 1 ^ a.m. to 2 pjn. yesterday It had learned of a SDrii wodcKiiq onnivM’- seconds: with AnUa Kliickiger |, the ,50-vard freestvle for girls The three-story structure, built Program,’’ a standard first a AD 2.5946 ConriML The caravan will tour various Newington boy who has been ef our fothtr cuid S«ond; and Judy Pragluski third. 13 to 4,5, won bv Miss Kolanko; in 1930, serves as headt|u%rtera for course, music appreciation, / a parts of town with a stop at ’Town stricken with noil-paralytic polio. kuY of VOICE PIANO The'boys’ 28-yard freestyle in the ■ v. as second snd .lean officers and admlniatrative per community chorus and drive, FKEE ES’nMATEB DMki f tr a Hall at 9:30 a.m. It will end at the The department said he had re mottiur. same age group was won by Philip j sigi was third; for boys, Gullbe'rg sonnel of both the .corporation and ncation. / Gordon Wapping FMr grounds where the ceived four Salk vaccine Injec Zahner, 18J seconds was flrst. witfi Arno Groot. second; its Pratt A Whitney Aircraft di A course labeled "Polltica 1960" Brennan party wlU spend the tions. * 71 R3XCROFT DRIVE-..-Ml » - W 2 In the 25-yard-breast slroke for and Lou Kerriri. third. vision, will meet on Mondays yilYx dis TuricinBten afternoon. Anyone wishing to participate 10-12-year-olds>-sW 1 n n e r s were; For the fir.«t ilnie injhe six years To make way for the renovation cussion emphasis on tmt current ESTERIROOK Girls, Kathy D6b<«r, Brat.. 22.'.3. of rbmpetilion there waA^ tie in an project, which Will take about five presidential campaign/Both He In the caravan is invited to con iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:;!:' , i j Grace Ann ..KellerX second, and event, Peggy Bedard ahd, .loan months., all officers and personnel brew and Ruaatan, awAvell as Ger CARTRIDGE PEN REPUBUOAN PRIMARY TUESRAY, SEPT. IS tact Cowles at i65 Farnham Rd. Lynn Kauffman, thiritk and boys, I.usa tied in the 10-12-yeAr,-pld who normally occupy the building man will be offered/in the foreign 1.95 or Mrs. Hugh Ewing a t 619 Gra Pragulaki first. 23.1; Barry Ber-i hack.slroke, time, 19.R. Grace Ahn^ will he moved to temporary of language departm/it. ham Rd. Pins and bumper stick- man second, and I Shea. I Keller wiss third In the same age^ fices in the corporstions South ad A "fix-it" c la ^ for housewives, POLLS OPEN 8 A.M.-8 P-M. ers will be distributed by caravan- illiii DEWEY.R1CHMAN aers. ii:;:! thirdll\i- >■ -V j group, wj'. •hoys . • Gay •Abrahamson . .1 ^ SI won. T ministration building at 382 Main ■tailoring, furniture upholstering 787 MAIN S’TKEET In tha 18 to 16-agi-grour IR.l. a nev pool record; with Thm St. and refinishlng, and " sewing for ‘Tom Brennan is enthusiastic about the prospect of meeting South Windsor voters at their homes or at the felr,” Cowles said. ■/ ZBA Meets S ^t. li X A Zoning Board of Appeals pub lic hearing to consider four appU- Mtlons has been announced by f . -^Chairman Edward Pastula for 1 Sept 1, at 7;30 p.m. at the Town "ill: Hall. tiiiiiiliii! I. R. ^tich Associates Inc. of iiiil! X West Hartford wants to erect a 4 iiiiii ■Xv by 6 foot sign 'ât'-the Beelsebub Rd.-Avery St. Intersectlo'n to di X rect prospective home buyers to Pine Knob Hill EsUtes. In a second application Stich asks permission for erection of a similar two-face sign on Avery St., land of Mrs. Helen Gully op posite Pine Knob Hill Estates. Herman Gross Sons Co., of Hartford, seeks an exception so a tobacco warehouse at 726 Main St., can be used to store bottles. Jars and metal containers. ’The company also wants to use a bam X at the rear of 715-717 Main St., NOW X ■for truck storage,. The last appliimtion, by J^nes PAMPER YOURSELF P. Sansabrino of Bloomfield and John H. Sansabrino of Wlndso)^ asks permission to operate a gaso AT A PRICE .. .WITH X ■ line business and limited auto re pair service at the Town Line Gulf Station at the intersection of Rt. 5 and Ellington Rd. All persons Interested may ap X pear and be heard. League to Meet \ The League of Women Voters of East Hartford executive committee nill hold Its first 1960-61 meeting Thursday, at the home of Mrs. Rus sell Romeyn, 40 Brian Rd., Wap- X ping. South Windsor women are eligible for membership and may obtain further Information about Joining the group from Mrs. X Romeyn. Study and discussion topics dur ing the coining year will include reônal planning, inclusion of a X X family (domesitc relations) court PERMA6LAS NORGE and probate courts In an‘Integrated court system, methods of financ ing public elementary and second 'X ary education, foreign economic OAS WATER policies and their Influence on U.S. GAS and local economy. I Briefs Friends of the Charter Invite Automatic WASHER «%NiMr y m k m m Cortola owdaia af HEATER residents to learn of the proposed mme wMitiea after you tom off yoax Ro|i9rs Colarle, DRYER change to council manager town government at a meeting tonight AT REALLY BIG SAVINGS pi • • • if jo u t hot water tap ever daliveri cold Glanwood, Roagol at 8 p.m. at the Pleasant' Valley School. W ss.il Umm^s « y fretting about oeotivi hmi> r and Atogte Clwf. 90GALLON SIZE Mudv# 4-maf The Executive Board of the St. NO pa ym eYi ^ s Francis of Assisi Ladies Guild .will s s s If your refrigerator grumbles .. . H you meet In the Church Hall Thursday orar 44 a h a d for dotbea drying. . . if at 8:15 p.m. Plans will be miade X for the potluck supper to be held illiii with any of those irritating annoyances Sept. 14. FREE Mrs, John Baribault, chairman TAKE UP TO ttn t donft happen with iMtural gas aquipnent of the hospitality committee of the St. Francis of Assisi Ladles TY E A R 2 YEARS TO PAY! Eto alep aaflaiiiic. Pamper yourarif. Guild, has announced her commit tee for the September, October, Do M doriiig our Fd! ModemizatiQn Sale. Get November and December meetings SERVICE as follows; Mrs. Donald Cantwell, BMlpBai lagular aBowanom on erery kind of auto- ..X' Mre. Glenn Call and Mrs. Robert iwaUe §m appliaB00>iâi^ Special Sale Values Haley. mii: arid STARRED FOR EXTRA SAVINGS Robert E. Miller, 16 Ravine Rd., liiiS . \ MB. W in n BioiMih haa been appointed an administra tive aseiatant In mep’s affairs in Guarantee (IB riN fUe od to our d towreeiiM Yor a the University of Connecticut Di ■ vision of Student Personnel, Pres .Illiii ident -A. N, Jorgensen annouced i i today...... Miller has been a supervisor at Connecticut- General Life Insur ance Co. He also has lectured In X tha' advanced and graduate educa- Hiii Uon program “of UConn. i i _ ' Big Day-Today Many a harried mother heaved a happy /righ of relief from youth iiiiii ful hecklfement today as buses hus-; |}::H' tied a fiScord enrollment of chil 'iiil dren off tp the opening of schooU i i Only $149.95’ For father, preceding to his us MGULAR ALLOWAn CIS NOW IN IPPICT: ASMUCHRS ual Job in the Customary manner, 14 Cu. Ft. REFRIGEMTOR i 4 - ONLY Modal PGCA today may seem a day like any to *a l100°Ho4e-liv ter Caekine, up to $50 trode-lfib for iilH $90 aff amd free noriMl. InUollotioni for Water Haotlnf/ $10 WITH BOTTOM dehnw medelkj for Dryleo, free nonnol initallotion. Including \ AS tow US yiOU DAUPLAISE FREEZER Nevte Nee^Hna and ter Ajlr CaadHIoidna. no down poymoni ^ JARVIS ill'M V I (9 poyt for Outdaor only $ 7 1 ^ ifidudkif nermat REGULARLY $269.95

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\ - v i . MANCHESTER EVENING HERiîD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. "SEPTEMBER 7, 1660 is G E M IN I '^ A O l EIGHTl : BIANCHESTE^R EVENING H£:RALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1960 Dfvld UcGaan, 72 Birch S t; Mrs. Howell Cheney Technical School lenging incumbent Rep. Raymond idents, that etein is m Issus," hs Probe on Vice Hanr Dutks, Hhrtfofd; Mrs. llat- Te<^ SchoolBids on School St It-will houM 3M dhy RockviUe-Verfion Spellman of Vernon and Rpckvilla Mid. Agreement fought th* rasttlt is a school population all nocance, and must always keep tt tis Jssa Hsnnigan, 19 Inirant S t; students fiioni this regloiC and Tax Collector , Gerald Allen for Hammer pMsted to the SUte A Thbaght for Today upfiarmsat la his wilnd.. about 700' evening Atudante. ^ one Color.. This Is segregation, but Mrs, latsten Msurics and daughter, Asked by Stale the nomination: Hammer was Constitution, A r t t. Section 3, On Hoffa Monitcir unlntrational segregatioh. dponaored by tbs Msnrtiester I f ^ lawyer has any aartoua Faces Hartford 30 Range HIU Dr., Rockville; Mra. Valid Petitions psMCd over for the nomination by which states that the representa doubts abbot the inaecimea o f his Patricia ' Margelony and son, 53 For some time, the New Tork Oonnefl at Obnrebss The drawings and Spedlfleatlona Probe S t i t l Open the I>emocratic Town Committee tive must reslds In the town from «?SBttaMM« elfeBt, ha sbottld advlaa the ae- Walker S t which he Is alscted. Ha m M it Im-, fctnB.IHH»l> BY ^ t y Boawd ofÊdUcation has been ^ (CMtiiraad from Pegs Oea) for the new techdlcij school on last - month alter serving in the V ■IhBAXA PJUMTIMQ OOTiflMa eusad o f thaaa doubts and. point -W. Middle Tpke. weife finished Bridgeport, Sept 7 (4>)-^8tate” s Assure Vote House for one term. plies that a tepraMntaUve ahould 2. The Teamsters •xanuttva, preeaure, from various "i present Christianity to you out that his Sffectiveaasa as counT act in ths interests of mil the elec not as an investment but as an lOBella Mid. The Iôaecutor add this morning, and bids are being Atty., Ltorin Willis and top state Lipka announced his intention board op^tm a meeting hero today, I jr. groups, something to break iMl Is Unpaired. The Im s I profea- accepted for the construction of police, officials are cohtlnulng tors In that town. "Any candi t R _ _ adventure, not for what it offers atoD Is govemsd by Canons o f ed, however, that the ralda could AL Unit to Seat The: primsry in Rock-ville and to seek a primary a few days af wiUiiHoiKa presiding. up' this p att^ m ^ f unintentional the school. their invSsUgdUon of the ease of ter the Town (jomralttee choolie dates purporting to do less, or rep- ^tbUsIlwv you but for what it requires of Ctblea which have avoivsd over eot be postpmied. Vernon' ter the Democratic nom- resentiiiig an area or group, are not , Letts held a preliminary meet mounded October 1. liiu aegregatlon. For a S o ^ time, the District Officers The bids fro’m heating and ven a Stets Police trooper aceuMd of .Spielman and Allen. you, not sa a guarantee of life here An Adequate Defutia for Etery Accuacd Peraoa hundrads of years. A lawyer must An appUoatldn for the appoint Inatloiu to the General Assembly fulfilling their conatitutional duty.j^ ing in his chambers yesterday with- swear to uphold these caaoiu, tilating, plumbing and electrical taking a bribe. Tebnstedt.sald Hammer had 153 Oeenini Bscepl board held that it couuhfii^, for and hereafter but aa a challenge ment of a judge or state referee was aMured today. I>mocratic He said it la now ths burden of attorneys for the Teamsters ind Boti ■t the to take your stand now with the which are designed to p M ect the tubcontraetprs will be opened Trooper Thomas F. Scianns, 30, signatures on his petition, about such a aoclal aim, disrupt the Many pcraotis of tfn wonder how tided id'' a defanM; In otlipr to, conduct the one-man grand Mies Barbara Wallstt, a past the candidates .to ‘pfroent their the monitors trying to work out a, ine Captain on the divine side client—not the law3«r« Ihia caay ...... Oo :hools can apply for transfer of taking the case, is compromising rights ^ 1i be fully protected. court and court is not currenUy ders from his auperioi's. . Tennstedt said the primgi’y will Atty. Hammer again criticized a vote for him In'TRe primqry to be Union members charged In a law is still Betting them hard tasRSf peraonaJ opinion as to the guilt of Uke place at I. A. M. Hall, 357 the architectural firm of Urbahn, elr children to some other school Therefore, he ia allowed to have an in aession, having been suspended Yesterday, after a conference be held m achlitr Vhte Sept. 29 claim by parly leadership that it "free-thinking, IndividuaKminded suit he had rigged his own elec MKHBh-R u r facing them with perplexing prob -himself. This is certainly not the the accused; otherwise innocent St.,. East Hartford, at 8 Brayton and Burrows of Stamford. tion through alleged illegal cbpica a s s o c ia t e d expert on law to advise and coun for the summer. with MaJ. Leslie W. Williams, from 2 to 8 p.m. The voting places is necessary for one of the two voters.” He- added "those wbqq voteVO THB P R i ^ wnk^h ■ has space not being fully lems, matching them, against ap case T in .fact, the attorney, in de persons, vlctUns only of suspicious oldock. -Mrs. Leon Bradley, also Completion ia called for 320 of delegates. This litigation was n ie AMoclated Pre«, Is exclusively sel him In the trial of the case circumstances, might be denied This type of investigation, he executive officer of the State Po will be in the Town Hall lobby in candidates to reside ln,..^the city. for my o'pponrots. will be voting entitled to Td Hold Dinner states that an accuseifis conaidered M FOREST STREET. MANCHESTER CONN, —- MI 9-4878 The Herald Printing Company, Inc., ‘,'A school^’ sayS the board state- innocent until the State proves mutt always Consider the icut to make you better informed "The truth or falsityvof the al assumes no ttnanclaj responsiblIlt.v for concept of presumption of in' and more fully aware of our laws. menj^/'liaa certain additional val him guilty beyond a reasonable legations,” said the Prosheutof, 1 typographical errors appearing In ad The LAdies of St. James will "has not been determineiLv vertisements and other readily matter ues lor our democracy if Ita stu open its fall season with a Har doubt, la a substantial safeguard o f In The Manchester Evening Herald. our law. The liccused is required to A lie detector “hsa been^xused," dent body represents a variety of vest Dinner on Monday, Sept. 12 do nothing in his own defense, be said * LaBeUe, who r e fu e l to DlnMy advertising closing bourg;: at 6:30 p.m. at Garden Grove. For Mondav—1 p.m Friday. ethnic and religious contributions.'’ cause he Is innocent and remains ampliV this statement. \ For Tuesday—1 p.m Monday Mrs. George Caouette Jr. is gen innocent until the State has proved 'The Staite’s Attorney said that, For Wednesday—1 n.m- Tuesdsy. By making its new policy depend eral chairman, assisted by Mrs. For Thursday—1 p m Wednesday upon, the voluntary application of him guilty of the purported crime. from his. point of view, the affi X For Friday—I p.m, Thursday. Alfred Kargl, in charge of dec This law places a great burden on davit obtained by the council ln-\ For Saturday—! p.m. Friday. parents, and by limiting movement orations, and Mrs. Edward Mor- the State, but It has often been vesUgative committee that ac Claasltled deadline: 10:30 a m. each larty, entertainment. day of publication except Saturday— to schools 'which have capacity, said that It is far better that 1()0 Th« black amd brown of It.. burnish and brawn of it. . . cused two. policemen o f bribery • a.m the boarii is halting far short of Tickets may. be obtained from guilty men go free than one inno / should have been brought to him Wednesday, September 7 ; that deliberate shuffling of races Mrs. Caouette,. Mrs. Kargl, Mrs. cent man be punished. ths alsakaat styles m ads in i t . ». for scholars, man and lad I immediately and without public Robert Dalgan, Mrs. James Gar- which has been advocated and de- The lawyer is the means by ity. rlty, Mrs. Albert Gayson, Mrs. which this qirlnciple la enforced, The council oommittee, he said, Reading tofi to right: Human Accidents Do Happen manded by some reform groups. Samuel Maltempo, Mrs.' Stephen becau. Dsep green drip-chlno^ and perhaps even a pair of Russian fact that . the television fame The investigation by the State's on welnut mdunting, ^ serves, as an introduction. Attorney’s office and State Police, wives to understand and tolerate LaBelle said, will continue as metchstick shade, better than It would be tolerated And It worked very well with heretofore. "We will continue the Beginning tomorrow it will be more than ever • In the United Stales. Lodge. True, one person shaking undercover work at the same rate $35. They are as crazy In one motiva hands with him thought ha was CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND WARDS <08 before. Governor - Rockefeller. But, Jn "There have been a number of tion as they are In the other. They changes In methods and the pp- t y choose home lighting . . fwyî|ûrself, and will be coddled for their propagan every - group, there was always -ft ☆ -ft •rations have gone underground da value in Moscow, for a time,, someone who recognized the can since the raids in September of [gifts for your frie n d s ^ ,.^ r M anchester Ija i a but if they are In any degree seH- didate for vice president aa at 1959,” the State's Attorney - sSld. oua and concerned almut World af- least '‘that fellow at the U.N." S A V I N G S i e l f s e r v i c e He added: "If we could have .con tinued the undercover work at the brand new lamp shop^L^âtkins >^here you'll see row • fairs they will find M-oscow's open Quito a few people had to be told n u d L O A N rate we were going prior to those twisting of the codes-nf communi what he wa.i doing noW, but, on A S S <■ I A T I f) M n u n MAIN ST, MANOHISTER OPEN DAILY 94:30, THURSDAY, 9-9 raids, we would haye gotten lots cation between men and- nations being,told that he was running for more information.” He said "from on row pP table lamps And floor lamps -4—n«F «- revolting than afty secreC vice j)reBl.dent, expressed a friend VMMmM ■ the state's standpoint we- wniilri _e*NeMisTss’ s ocessT nwAMciat iweTiTaTiee have been better off if we had hush-hush manipulation of nodes ly desire to vole for him. In some not made the arrests in September c z A S f o * pole \ ^ p s and pin*ups, too. We've augmented our by their old agency at Washing sections of 'the . beaches, this /007tA€eUf» REG. 15.88 R E G .i4 .8 8 and had pust continue our under ton. And if they were really lohg- proved only temporary support. rover investigation.” ; to * ' for A kind of social under- Lodge hlniself never mentioned >pevi^sly large display of decorator-approved lamps ^ atanding they could not receive in the name of his running mate, but America, they may discover they some careless tongues in the" SWIVEL CHAIRS DANISH MODERN Hospital Notes with new selections including even ^|incr pieces. - have gone to the wront country, crowdH did, and, when they found out that I/odge W hs a Republican COLOR PLAN YOUR HOME NOW JUiasia’s moral code has -never Patients Today: 169 r beiin notorious for the kind of gap and running with Nixon the nor- WALL-TO-WALL or RUO SIZE ADMITTED YESTERDATT: None of the larnps in the new Lamp Shop are i mally Democratic Intelligentsia of they iriay- be seeking; Riisflian ' 'WTTil A ' ~ y" CHAIRS Oscar Olson, 21 Carol-Dr.; Terete women, for all their activity, re- the beaches reneged on its pledge BIGELOW! J U 0 Q E X p|_J^N ^ Y tO N S Gavello, Wapping; Edward Ducy, displayed on our rurniture ‘ floors, so you'|l^ want to ■ tain normal axpectations ot ahua- to. Lodge and went back to an In 168 Hilliard St.; Mrs. Ena Kane, COLORS: TANGERINE OR SLACK. Munson, Mass.; Mrs. Hazel Lud tention of Voting for the Demo 8.87 Double tier cabinets provide Watkins new Lamp Shop with band. . ' -s MOHAWK! ! fiARPET WOOLS wig, Ofystai Lake Rd., Rockville; This whole, episode is, of course, cratic candidate for President, as ] CARPET ': Alan - Schreiber, 464 Gardner St.: space for-dozens and dozens o f lamps. Lamps have been grouped Drowse aroUnd our furniture exhibits ■’"A kind of sordid joke: Unfortu soon, that is, as It finds out who BARTWICK! SELECTION! BLENDS i Mrs. Madeline Collins, IVapping; for easy selection . . .E arly American, TTaditioiial and Modem. nately, while the Russians exploit he Is, REG, 3 2 .9 5 REG. 24.95--4.pRAWER_ Jfes. Hilda Peck, Dart Hill Rd., Rock'ville; Irving West, High Man too, in order to see pne of the It for Uielr propagandj^purposes, But here and there''was'some Plan Iimludcs Cariiet-Cushion, l-abor find Delivery o r Trailer Park, Rock'ville; Mrs. .I'K,*' Mrs. Patricia Newton there will' also be those - in li^hls body who was going to vote for Anna Dubashinakl, Cider Mill Rd., “ Neatest decorating trick We knoiy! Come in. Fail in loVc ' X largest and finest lamps country no leas eager to'exploit It Nixon just because Lodge.wsii run Bolton; Robert Krieger, 210 Kee- Mrs. Newton, I'esidential light with any of our starter shades of luxurious carpetingl 6 YEAR CRIBS ■ney St.;^ Albert Krauzaitis, 190 for domestic' Ideological and politi ning with him, and that, of cq u w , WALNUT CHEST ing consultant for the Hart cal purpoaea, and IMmocfats’ in W'M the purpose of Lodge'ii Labor Union St.; Alfrei^ Anderson, 391 selections ever. Coffee will COME ÊE or PHONE FOR A FREE ESTIMATE Hirtford Rd.; Mrs, Margaret Za- ford Electric Light Co., will Day excursion. Every vote gained * . * 1 - ' Congresa are tumbling all over jnaltta,. 19 iBirch-St.; Mrs. Lillian be at our Lamp Shop Opjen- this way counts ;(or two In the fi Ml 3-5103 each other In their race to be the Scott, 14 Hackniataick St. . be served all day! ingifrom 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow ; first to accuae the Elsenhower ad- nal Atandinga for 1960. . j ADMITTED TODAY: Rog^r 26.87 evening. She •wiil dje glad to., V ' ministration of employing and — Was there a little 1964 cam- Somerville, 156 S. Main St: I s y . y d , CHOICE DF WAU4UT OR WAXED DIEd! BIRTHS 'YESTERDAY: A answer . your „ questions on harboring traitors. Social and palgi\lng( going on' too, just in ONLY 17.97 ____ ...... ■ . to Mr. and Mrs. James Cooksey,^ home lighting* ‘ • ■ mental accidents would be a more case? Governor Rockefeller was ONLY INSTALLED ON 29 Laiirel St., nockvllle; . a ion to accurate definition of the two hu along, and, by the verdict of most Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gross, Cpv- man belnga Involved. Such human obseivers, oHlt-hammad Lodge at YOUR FLOOR RE8. IliN DBJIXE REG. 36:95 ' entry": a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wil- accidents do happen. Nobody, every stop. Several, times. Juft •11am Maurer, 212 Lydall St.; a ibn ■'t. / to Mr. And Mrs. John jBoll, 71 Niles • neither Russia nor any faction at when Lo Vernon: shades with lurex threads; R^g. $18.50. The aegrsfation in some sections of Mrs.. Grace Bi\rke a^d son, Eaton ,28” 80iid brass lamp (right), has a hobnail o t ^ r Northern cities. i. 7 4 .0 0 REG. 37.95-^54" MAPLE . R d„, Rockville; Mrs.' Rose- De- 'milk glass foitt, white skintex shade. Use it . i ' WhsB this happens, in the North, GOP Committ^ Ciahtia and son, 391 Woodbridge with Early Atnerican furhiture; reg. $9,98.; . , X.. It is nlD^ the PspOlt of any oon- St.; Mra. Marilyn Smith and daughter,' 99 Brooklyn St.,' Rbck- Both have 3rway lighting. ' iV ; ' acioua or dciibarate policy on the Meeting Toi^ght “Oouaatfcnt*b Complete Carpet Speciaity aiwp" /IPIIV1I.II g £0 »Hle.4 ' part o f school authhrtties pr gov- XIISCHAJUÊD TODAY: Mr*. am m ent It happanS baeSuse oer- The Republican Town Coounjt- MANCHESTER Bather Ou«taison, 68 Striând tee meesa tonight' a t 4 o'clock Un S t ; Mte. Fay LnBarbira, 19 Fol*y tain4.neigliborhoods ba!;e become the Whitoh Library audMorium to Iiopulatod exclusively, or- almost CARPET CENTER S t ; Kqnnath Partridg*, Wgpping; V Floor lamps . , . juniors, hridgei^ and tree m odels...i. are dis act on its party plaUorm and dia- I t o . H a r r Olode, 194 Olode Lane; aa^lualvalir, with people btlonging cuos nextjTueaday'a primary. ,81l\ MAIN 8T.e-aiANCHE8TER played pn low carpeted platfornif TjherejSi^ special displays ■ Twritei CtevallOr Wapping: An* / of traditional and modem polG-.lamps and pin-.tip Iraps. to «ne raos or another, n u lr chil- Town .GMttsan John. F. Shaa t' io 6i30—THURSDAY 9 to 9 thany ltobUjiA 90 Foatte S t; d n n go to 'the ischoot originally Jr. also said newly indoried can- CHAIR ONLY sen. A h « IMdur. 4 M Mfitn 8 1 ; V;-'-'’, v' “ ... - didatee^ will be introduced to com PLENTY'OP FREE PARKING . tout to sarve that naiihbciriiooa; mittee mamberti at the me# ting. lA M f M b k M 0 1 iSIER

/'■ ■ . - ■ f ■ ...... ~ ; . . i . 1 .V:'' ‘ t , . :.s* ■' . K /■ /' CHESTER EVElUNG HANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY^ SEPIlaiB ER T. IMO • t i BVBNINO HERALD, 1IANCBE8TER, OOMN^ WEDNESDAY, SBPTEBCSIr T A t m r B i f arata poUee department in 1U>ek~ flrehousa in Vernon Thursday eve RockviUe-Vernon RockviUeW ernon vilk tairpOwh their clty^tax. nings from 6 to I pan. all this Cyclist No Longer month to receive Uix payments., RiPchviUe-V em on n t aeeinie to me," ' tiM Jtager IM Dead^ Hundreds Missmg eaM, "that if ttm BeaM of Correlôn On CriticalL • • lis t * Missing Parent Mayoir Pushes Budget Cut nanoa aald it was not goii^ to Teaterday’e HospiUl Notes lAcMda' the cost of police; in the Julee Tucker, 44, o< WllUman- Returns to Home Seely-Broira , Midget at this point, it would put* carried an incorrect birth ' .an MANCHESTER SALES and APPLIANCE CO. BRIN6S YOU THE nouncement . from Rockville City Uo,' Jm no longer on the critical O f Funds for Rural Poliw tha reaponsBbUtty for M. up to the Hospital; It should have read: A list a t lianc'hester Memorial Hos- A 97-year-old father of four chil Bahamas on Fire p&trict." dren, reported missing a week ago W m A tte d d daughter ilo Mr. and Mrs. Finton piUi. ^ .This proposal viraa defeated by Beatrice, Skinner Rd., Broad Friday, hka returiied home. Rockville Mayor Leo B. Flah-'^for a 10-mbnth pertdd, totala Sire District voten in July at an Brook. Sundisy, he was moved from, the Chief Constable Bdniund F. •rty Jr. seid- the Vernon 91,016,219 and itrilt go before the; annual district; budget meeting. Pocohdetas to Mpet serious aiâ to the flexible area of Dwyer said Donald N. Goltra re ForDonnd^s Wrath Ck>ffee Hour l ^ r d of Finatioe Should' have left voters at « public hearing tomor The ynjre District Commiaaloneis the qweial care unit at the hos turned to his home at 72 Montauk the 986,000 appropriation for ru row night «t Rockville High had propoaM.the district assume The Degree of Pocahontas will pital. Dr., Vernon, last Friday after hav meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the Red (OoBtimied from P»g^ Om ) Republican CongreiiMpnar'can- ral police protection out of the School'at .6 o’clock. this cost as a step tow a^ elim Tucker was Injured Aug. 11 ing stayed away from hoipa lor a didate Horae# Sssly-Broikm Jr. of proiioeed 196041 town budget. Coat ol police protection in. the inating this and other inequities Men’a Hall. when he was . thrown from his week. The chief constable said BtiU Wcaiw b«- GOP Women Pomfret, will attend a coffee hour The item for poUce protection is rural area haa been a aource of caused by the three governments motorcycle onto the tailfln of a Goltra left home because of a Included in the Public Safety sec agitation to city raaidenta who gui cl«u»ln|f'''up after the killer at Connecticut Oolfland on Rt' gS in Rockville and 'Vernon, Venion mid TaloottvUle news Is car that had stopped In Bolton family dispute. Polite had sent, out tion Of the budget which totals pay a good abate of it in their Mayor Flaherty said that if the hnndled throagh The Herald’s Notch. He suffered severe abdom an ll-state missing persona alarm itorm ^ t dealt their Wand ita in Talcottvllle at 9:30 a.m. tomor*^ To Hold Tea row. 947,700. The budget, estimated town tax, while supporting a a ^ police' item were left out of the Rookvllle Bureau, 5 W. Main St.f inal wounds and a fractured right for Goltra but he returned on his worot' blow In decadee and aent Republican Town Chairman PRICE SLASH budget, the district could do either telephone TBemonC 5-9196. leg. own'. • Greatest SHOE VALUE! Hobdwaters sweeping acroM the Manoheater Republican Wom Franklin G. Welles urged town of these two things—provide its residents to . attend the event and own police protection, or contract liiid. en’s Club will aponaor a member- with the city for It. The epectre of epidemic loomed ship tea Wednwday, 8 e p t._ ^ at said hs has invited the two GOP Come see our big nominees for State representa I am.not proposing these steps," over stricken areas where dead 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ray he said.'’ ' selection of Loaf cattle polluted the water and more tive, Arthur Bateman of Rock jU:. mond Michael Quish, 110 Forest ville, and Donald Loverin of Ver The Mayor also questioned the vicUms were likely to turn up ar SINCE snow and ice removal appropria er and Tie Style non. rescuers continued their search. St. tion of 930,003 in the 968,500 high REGAL shoes for back-to- With the death total still mount ’’Meet the OOP Candidates” WUI Welles, candidate for the State f,.., - ■ . . • Senate from the 35th District, and way budget. “We pay for this'serv- school and col Ing, Humacao, hardest hit of the be the progrsun theme. Various ibe through our own Public Works School Opening Sale Puerto Rican areas, reported 86 candidates on the local and state Seely-Brown will start a country wide door-to-door campaign after -Department", Mayor Flaherty said. lege. Over 15 bodies recovered. Some 650 per He said some proportion of the Pull-fresh fashion, completely new selection of the styles to choose sons were reported Injured in the the coffee hour. Tomorrow morn BN 13-CIBIC-FOOT CkNtCin (EBEM l ELECTBK 920.000 should be assumed by the area, most of them residents of ing they will visit homes in Tol Buy Your Fire District. latest in back-to-school styles! Shop now for these from. slum shacks along the beaches. land, Wllllngton, -Eagleville. .Mans big savi-nfifs before regular prices return! field Center, and Coventry. Speaking of the govemmeintal "Destruction is vast and total In 'systems in the community, the the area.” said an aide of Gov. Welles also said Tolland County Republicans . will hold a family Mayor said, "We are eventually go tails Muno* Marin after visiting ing to have to have a town gov Humacao. .... -j• ' picnic at Lake Mark in West GET A PAIR TOMORROW! Stafford next Sunday and the Ver ernment, or if we continue oh with •* N Munzo Marin summoned local two aeparate governments besides ,A I government leaders to draft an non Republican' Town Committee MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE Corduroy Suits will hold a picnic at the Maple REFRIfiEMTOR-FREEnR the town government, these gov emergency program to cope with Grove Club in Rockville Sept. 18. ill! ernments should take over tlje ALL THESE ARE the disaster which some feared things in their oqm areas.” ATONE s o 0 1 ? might exceed the 1932 hurricane BRAND NEW 1960 MODELS! Mayor Flaherty also commented . With Reversible Vests LOW PRICE. ^ when 200 persons were killed and oh town recreation. "We provided more than 1,000 injured. Cuba to Appeal 930.000 in the city for recreation Puerto Ricans who had relaxed this year. The 91,000 for recreation after Donna veered north past the in the town budget should go ri'ght Island were caught unawares by For U.Sa Aid to Appliances 2 amiMKES m i out.” • the raging flood waters that came He also criticized expenditures In the hurricane’s Wake. Automatic Defrosting Refrigerator. added by the town during the year Pirst came floods swollen by 12 Latin America BtG RoM-Out Freezer below. which are not provided in the orig ' inches of rains, then high tides inal budget. "The town repeatedly / swept in and in a matter of hours from comes up with added appropria wide areas were Inundated. (OonbiBned from Page One) tions,” hs said, "but In the city we Cc^munlcatlons were knocked a vote of thanks for the Ameri SUDE-OVT SIEUES haven’t added any appropriations out In many places slowing up the Mrs. J. Ray Ryan can offer. this yisar in spite of the fact we had reports of deaths which began to 'Botl; head of the Ctiban delega Manchester’s Bring food into toN view . . . easy several (hinge happen we didn't trickle in from all parts of the is level will attend the ten. The event tion, was to speak today and out reach. Renaovable for cleaning. ]>lan on." He cited such unexpected land. will start with a silent auction. costa in the city as the consolida Guest speaker for the afternoon line the Cuban position in more de tion referendum, expenses because Civil Defense officials said about will be Mrs. J. Ray Ryan of Bran tail. of a aeries of fires, added police 4.000 person's wer^ affected by Dillon, in presenting the Ameri flood.s along th?,‘ north coast, ford, who will apeak about the na protection because of several tional Republican convention which can plan yesterday for broad social Exclusive ii:i! breaks earlier in the year, as well where helicopters were used to she attended In Chicago as a dele Improvements to "bring fresh hope as about 910,000 to provide refuse pluck stranded persons from roof- gate. Mrs. Rydn served as secre to the leas prlvllagad” did not men service after the dump was' closed. 8 piece suits in fine pinwale corduroy* have re • tops. tary 'bf the Connecticut delegation. tion Cuba's Castro regime specifl- versible corduroy/print vest for added dash. Sizes Damages to houses alone was ex- cslly. iiiii - The Mayor yesterday urged ^.^'pected to run into millions of dol- Mrs. Ryan, a former representa But he declared the western members of the City Council to at 34 to 46, regulars, shorts, longs. Olive green lars. A Civil Defense spokesman tive to the General Asembly from hemisphere faced "tyrante and tend the budget hearing tomorrow and tan. Continental - style Simsbury, is a candidate this fall night to speak against services for loafer. Just one said that in one stretch of fiO mllrs demagogues aided and abebted by which the city gets no benefit. - from Carolina on the north coast on the Republican ticket as rep external forces which seek noth of many Contt- resentative to the General As ing less then to niie the world Vernon Tax Collector Mrs. Flor nental ctylee. to Celba, 1,000 or more homes sembly from Branford-. ence Loverin collected 91.381,230 were destroyed or damaged. and extinguish the light of free STMUOiT-LHIE BESMU on the. 1959 tax list as of Sept. 1. 8ix bridges were reported wash Formerly president of the 81n>a- dom everywhere.” ..♦JM crHs cr NrcR In addition she collected 9113,- ed out and many key' highways bury Republican Women’s Club, Foreign ministers of the Organ 328 in taxes for other years dat were out. Mrs. Ryan Is vice president of the ization of American. States'IOAS) ing back to 1952. The heavy casualty toll empha Branford Republican Women's at the recent San Jose conference sized the fact that the water Club, vice chairman of the Bran condemned Castro’s rMdy ac- Dealer in Still to' be collected on the 1959 threat from hurricanes is more ford GGP town committee, and ceplahce of Communist, promises list, due last April is 9103,567, and dangerous than wind. Officials said vice president of the New Haven of military aid in case of a U;S. for years dating back to 1946, a many lives cotild have been saved County Republican - Women. She attack and said this was an extra- toUi of 917,217. if people had moved to high also serves as chairman of the continental Intervention. As Fire District Tax Collector, HI-SHINE ground. Branford Reo Cross driver service, The U.B. plan was referred to Appliance Mrs. loverin received 94,3lb'iiip to SMOOTH LEATHER Actually, Doiina's worst winds as community affairs chairman of a eorhmlfatee of the whole which Sept. 1, the day taxes beoame due ' missed the island. The wind- was the Branford Woman’s Club, and nov#' wiiL.attempt to work out and 'payable. She said the total ^ clocked at only srf m p.h. in San is co-chairman of the Branford plane for ^ o r e exact application tax due in the District is 937,2^0, Juan, but driving rain.s on the Heart Fund. of the ISCkK mllUon fund author f t * X \ and 11.45 per Cent of It was re frihge of the storm touched off Mrs. Allan 'Dirltlngton and Mrs. ized by Clmgress for Latin- Only! Fits ffwOh în rear . . . Bnas ap In ceived before the due date. The flash\floods that did the damage Roger Bagley are co-chairmen of Amerlcan eoelai betterment. district, grand list is 914,880,030 PARK PRCE IN PURNELL PARKING Th^waters began receding dur the hospitality committee in charge Mexico’s Rodrigo ...^mez pro front witK>âînet$ . . . no door and the mill rate Is 2ti. ing the'night, but residents were of the tea. Mrs. Thomas Bailey, posed that the fumf^^ncentrats clearance nepded at side. " . Mrs. Loverin will be at Co. 2 ^ warned tnat new rains could bring club secretary, will Introduce the on the most backwafif areaa^ of speaker. tatln America. ' , more floods. ^ Bint ilpiiijiiliiiiiiill-iiii Put Yeur REGAL’S - - - TREMENDOUS SPECIALS ON WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY • Adjustable and ... KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS Door Shoivts Trust in Avallmble in- Black • RomovaMo Egg Rack \ \ . ■ / SEW and SAVE Appliancs e Magnelic Safety Daar

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M «dl«y Listed by Eleven officers and members of start at 10 a.m. ■ . •feta nen B — MS see ' HMM the Junior Century Club of Man t isw9ita«vsaîl6i6|[4rj AOMBf g P ia re o ■ i.t chester lyill attend a workshop ses w a o d N i R i 4 Of.tba tun ■'Sk- sion of the junior memberehip of W/WT!5 CtoMRSTE TMEtIfAMSACnOM 1 ^;— d n im 961 Mata ■$:.: p m v 1—HAVJ-kAFP/'*^tOAiiicsi ' Priata and Palnttaiga Avenue In New Haven. 'Why le t' sin' adMeecent aitUer Walk into a horn*; thumb H S o u tb tta - 10 Aaseciatt through your favorite dream-houae W ATtolS GALLERY, 16 Oak Members of the Junior Century •tate (ab.) when tha complexion breaka otimn Conifaetor M aren d O t 11 Tim t periods magaalne. What do you notice atrMt, spsftallees tn CUSTOM Club, an affiliate of, the 'Atate fed liracto 1 6 1 > u n d ry nimoles, blackheada. aciie. PINE- FR AM IN G . You .can- depend on 40 Bridge flm ? Most likely its the beauti eration, who will attend' Are Mrs. RasidMitid>CR«iiio«kMiii9 A L L Y OOP BY V. T. 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HAROLD EELL8 liTaka ravaaga r 1 r r r r f medicated shampoo, Il 'that foams TER to get the carpeting you sirab'ls. sheen- to luggage, brief buzz'' sessions on the American M P a fr io tle away dandtuff and. oiliness, leaving ant, at the price you want to pay- cases, puraei, shoes, seat covers, home, conservation, education, flne 82 BALDWIN ROAD Tel. MI 9-7442 1! ii u S boat cushions. Use SILICO NE arts, international affair, mem / a Martians the scalp clean and tingling. Now r a i d e d r u g s look ao wi^m 37 Annoy — on SALE is “Helena Rubinstein" and friendly, wear so long and ap freely in your kitchen on the re CAN’T 8 5 il IT — If frigerator. appliancee and counter •BJLH3M8R 30 Was aware SKIN DEW, reg. $9 now $8, the pear always,, fwahly vacuumed. A, THAM SOZjsgp^ IT HU U moisturizing treatment'that makes colornil aMbrtment' ttaa just peen tops. SILICO NE beauiifles as it MARTHA* 41Compau point mother's skin look younger and unrolled for you. • - " protects. 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Special BE PEACEPUL.^ [TURN UP THE OOAIIaetodly w _ jâced or Icit bgcausa your gar- SVAO^ vr li U Sandwich'nrae Ig. Here J. w; MALE SHOE SERVICE SMthftlC Rianta jtdver lasiW, the ptemisea. ANDQUIET/^ RADIO/- Pack aurpriaea and. whiNeaome will REPLACE, POCKETBOOK •1 Aladnn cttir w u AU^wbrk is done hart, and fully nouHshment into the back.tp-achool ZlFMBRS, Yeg. $2.50 for only $1.75 Ipianuitead. Long store hours, DOWN lunch boxes. T ry all the dencious w 11 U aa a back-to-school special for open 7 to 7 Monday though Sat- IPoet b r e a d s baked freah dally at teenagers. If CORRECTIVE urdAy (and Thuradaya to 9) ara w PINE PASTR Y SHOP, 658 Center 9 Toward the u n W O R K O N SHCncS is prescribed for your convenience. Have abtlterad side ] Street. T ry the crunchy NUT Presents ••• by your doctor, his orders will b* SHIRTS LAUNmOUCD in TWO - breads also the BANANA, RAISIN, carried out mta^tly. Remeinber HOURS at 199 Weat Middla Tpke, a p p l e s a u c e breads with thslr that shoe repairing of the bettOr frsgrant, fresh fruit flavor. Enjoy Crisp, aatiny amooth, neatly I4EIX NI\TCH kind is yours at . J. W . H A LE packaged. If the time element the p o p la r atsmd-bya, too, the SHOE SERVICE. “S A H” GREEN SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL whole wheat, rye, white, French isn’t of prime importance then STAMFS. Use youF charge ac bring shirts and dry cleaning to loaves. Thera's lots good eating, Embroider a set of towels with count. ( . • 828 either plant but allow extra time and so good for you. n ». Tuck into this cute ' Chick’s romance and 3 -8 yri. because only D R Y C LE A N IN G is the lunch box so m eth !^ fron^ the dish-drying time will be amusing! tH /AAUD S: done on East Center Street ond e a 11 h - 1 e x 4-7 COOKIE assortment here, mouth (A cute g ift for shower or Christ Beauty-Wise Women Big sailor coUare' su-e pretty R->7 T.M.SM. u s. Crt.W. watering, crisp, tempting. mas!) Have their ups and downs, be it on this matching pair for mother only SHIRT LAUNDERING is done on Middle Tpke. West. Pattern No. 5760 hag hotrlron hemlines or hairdos. Fashion-con and daughter. LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS 24 Hour Service transfer—6 designy; color chart; scions stylists at SCHULTZ No. 8280 w ith ' Patt-O-Rama HARRISON’S.-849 Main street, stitch illustrations. BEAUTY SALON, 983 Main in sizes 12. I f , 16, 18, 20. Bust 32 For the Well-Dressed Male , au-aeHTTaniK-x ' jetAncrApu.SHowsTiwrTwraopis o r ^ TfCS r THT ONC VMO WMS THE bring you IN FO RM AL NOTE. Styeet, are alert to cui^rent trends HARMAC MEN’S AND BOYS’ J OMS0 IT1D11IECSm M a IMS BRm ARS 5PUT 5D-SO ecm SN TDU r - VOTVS M THAT MCDM6PICU0U6 To order, csend 25c in coins to: to 40. 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Have you thb-’flO Album con per yourself and your budget. Try Always plenty of FREE. PARK ’ X'nSMCiU.CN«SW«T an assortment of PERSONALIZED Evening Herald. 1150 AVE. OF taining many lovely designs and a "'Vl'ELLA " OIL TREATMENT I isaPAaouTTNisoKtr, INFORMAL NOTEPAPERS wWle AM ERICAS, NEW’ YO RK 36. N.Y’, ING on the adjoining lot. free patterns? Only 25c a copy! to nourish your hair If the summer •this offer IS available for a limited F-or let-class mailing add 10c We,NMiM»llWU5^ time only; When you see the high- .sun and salt watet has robbed School Suppliea Criamorous Wool Knits your hair of life And luster. Your for each-pattern. Print Name, Ad Up and down the aisles of PIN E - quality paper and feel the raised dress with Zone, Style No. and UTiMETRtXXnfWAr lettering, you’ll want to tell your ’’Kimberiv ’ KNIT DRESSES at hair and scalp will benefit Im LENOX PHARMACY, 299 East .riPRwiP? “ BURTON’S. 841 Main Stteet, so mediately fyom even one "W E L L A ” Size. Center Street, are the needed, PtiPHlfc>.S»TJt. O C X Sill friends, too., Basic Fashion magazine 36c. attri^ctive and important - looking OIL TREATMFNT. priced $5.,50 wanted SUPPLIES FOR / ^'Certainly doti boat hom* cooking, dooin't New England ITUlity are. comfoitable all around. Beau for harnpoo, style set and oil treat SCHOOL. For only 88c we noticed BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD ’’■We suggest the purchase of tifully knit they, nfver wrinkle ment. Or, you can buy a $1 tube Cameras Go to College a kit containing 12 pencils, 3 ball JUDD SAXON K, Imogone?" and alwa>’s . hold' their shape. So 'yfi-'. - NEW ENGLAND . GAS A ELEC- to use with your home shampoos. THE FALLOT STUDIO. 70 East point pens, an eraser antt pencil le rs TAKE A LOOK... NORA TEMBLETT-FELIX BERNARD'S DAUSHTER. T m c ASSO CIATIO N for Income sm art. with the jacket while on- Dial Mitchell 3-8951 for a beauty Center Street has a complete line sharpener. A ll manner of N O TE ^1 I HAVE AN AWFUL FEELIN& IT'S TRUE ...Li,- 1 and safety. 'Detailed information the-go., elegant without the jacket appointment tomorrow. of CAM ERAS and ACCESSORIES, BOOKS, BINDEIRS and F ILLE R S for -"after five.” The "Ktmberlj‘” I: s u p p 's visit t o the penitentiary regarding this company m ay' ha Take the adidce of college upper- are Irt stock. Sturdy, roomy GYM a s PBOOUCEP 5 0 ^^£ PUZZLING? label on a K N IT DRESS from LITTLE SPORTS B Y ROUSON had by writing CORURN AND classmen and pack along a BAGS complete with top zipper ISiP^MATlON.^ I—------;------^ MIDDLEBROOK, INC., 829 Main BURTON’S tails you it is the mas Pretty Taatallzers - J WOOF.' WHAT • Ceea. %• Swi Feoipwi Cwge JANET’S HAT SHOP, 988 Main C A M E R A before you snap shut the and identification tag arc priced SITUATION THIS CDULP IlS^wUlUfiXilUeds Street or Calling Mitchell 8-1105.” terpiece 5>r all knitters. Notice also thr^ "Goldworin',’/ K N ITS In Street, haa unpseked an enticing college trunk. How else can you from 81.98 to $2.98. __l IF IT TURHS OUT FELIX “remember” the important events, BEttHAPP D/AY HA'/E A Mhion shades,' seasoned to collection of autumn H ATS and the campus activities in future - >>.RAUGHTER.' yotfr taste. new ones are arriving every day. years. Bring your films hers for Now Many W tar H ATS this year are deep, dramatic Young men climb to expert PHOTO F IN ISH IN G The Inquirer and important looking. Plush y':'” The Brighteet flpot of All SERVICE. Yoli'll notice the differ beaver-type fabrics are evident In FALSE TEEH Is the new, enlarged LAM P DE- ence. the top in' partnrent on WATIONS second rich purples, deep wines and lush with Her* CoMtort blues. floor. For every room in the house, Mutual Fundk FA'BTEETB, s pleuSnt alkaline for yourself, for gifts, there are For maximum safety, income (non-acldl powdar,.,llolda falsa teeth LAMPS to read by, LAMPS to Savt On- All A more flrmly.To ajK and talk In more Head into Autumn Wonderland and growth, you should check the H ealthtex* eomforfr. Just aprlnkle a llttlt FAS- gloat over, I-AMPS to be proud of. BY JOHNNY HART TEETH on jKtur platsa. No summyr IJke an Indian Summer land- advantages of MUTUAL FOJNDS B. C. Buy separately or in pairs, “ Mr. .scape. WILROSE DRESS SHOP, School Suppltot sooey, pasty taate or feellnt. Che.cks And Mrs. Tobe’* LAMPS are $35 available-at your New York Stpek zipper slacks that take "platajedor'' (denture breath). Get 601 Main Stmet, ' vibrates with Exchange Member. SHEIARSON, HATH € H E tp T TAB IjOYE'-iEsf " HAW «HE NOT TWE ^ h a t h s h e N o t FAST^TH as any drug counter. ' each; play in stride. Very BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE WHO TEtt- rich color in the handsome woolen HAMMILL AND COMPANY, 918 ARTHUR DRUG E Y E S ? EHAPEUlESr USd-E r J pffoi/iJCATlVH I_lP!4\r AMYTHIHG N W ia , HOT UACTLY. BUT AS YOU ITS PR0 BA6LY 0 HLY COiNClOINCS, BUT WS'VB JUST LOST SKIRTS, luxurious SW EATERS, Main Street. MItcheU 3-1571, comfortable narrow wale PARTICULAR KMOW, PERHAPS OOR AiOST OUR TWO COUNTER-tSPtONA«E OFFICERS. STARK, WHOM'AJU’HT '----- — o ------—' the dark COTTON DRESSES. corduroy, wide elastic \ YtRONS,, SOPHISTICATEO AHP POWSRRIL , REPLACWS,iS ILL. AHO THREE PAYS AGO, TUTTLE WAS KILLED ' O' You’ll find here an attractive line riV T S IU f KTIRRSMT TD SHMW ATTACK BY A RATTLESMAKE BITE. Of CAR COATS to keep you snug backs keep shirts n OUR POLARIS MMAE paotow, T H E O N LY , b r a and cozy sll winter long. A RAIN fall-timd'fgam-up tucked in. Zipper fronts. WtCAMT AFWRP T 0 I6 1 M . NAVAL COAT ,is a “ must.” Slip Into a 2-button tab cloaing, ORQMAHCt — i i i i fashionable raincoat' and you’ll TffT have an outfit to lift your spirits Ray Boiler’s Music Shop slash pockets. New ftll J l H e a lth t^ * ^ s ; on the dreary davs. Come to W IL - ...... ■ THAT ADJUSTS colors washable as can be, R08E DRESS SHOP. RfGISTIR NOW ^ • SLACKS-AND^Rt SET Sizes: 3,4, 5,6, 7,8. They F it Y ou Well PRIVATE INSTRUCTION • F* . TOFIT There is something about the ar GUITAR rival of a new season that makes $2.50 up •sa.tt.’c w s fB '* . . LONGIE SUITS f1 U.S want a new-season outfit. A t TRUMflT MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI CORET CASU ALS you’ll find CLARINET All are a« colorful aa autumn leaves. All are SPORTSWEAR to please every SAXOm ONI WMhable 88 can be. Take severaf—they’re terrific, HB MOir 8 K L IHGHr AT . ouaroNeTiNV feminine heart, SKIRTS of Import MICKEY FINN BY I.ANK^LEONARD WHAT'KING HOME ON CHIP9'HEAD/ LITTLE MECM, WI4E aUk( Ifg six* ed wools are superbly tailored to i DRUMS OFABICG AND THECELL BE look so well on you and with ! FEATHEWS FLVINO / everything you wear. Soft' and so .j OOOE $2.98-$3.98-$4.98 I'D RATHER TELLVOU, WTHAT? to fiv a yo$^ ABOUT IT p e r s o n a l l y , ALL(>A5?THE becoming is the exotic collection OASSOON BOBflV— AND I THINK PLACE/ of SW EATERS flown in from I FLUTE whara you w d It •ScotVand, fr6m England, from | SHOULD BE TOLD FrofeasioMl mnslelMs— SpeeUlixta on tJieoe reaperttve Instrn- ;«i IJ’ otckri from Switzerland. TTiere is an sir j . CUALU Of distinction in the S'W EATERS i ’ ofeMita MOore you of the finest guidance avallnble anywhere. from CORET CASUALS. W ear one C A L L NOW- and snare your share o f admiring MI l-MtS—1018 MAIN STRFJRT - glances.

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'■1'. •/ ■ X ■ r v-j. -KANtJHUSTER I5VENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CpNN.^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEJmKR 7, PA<^ SEVEMlXfell V , W vik - I -.';.*— - I,■ , ...... 1 I 1.1 Ill ii. I PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTEB EVENING HEBALD, MAl^C^STEB, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBEB 7, IWO -Burdette’s Slider Breaks Grddfs Right to Argue

8aa Diego, Ckoif. — (N E A )— I lUlph Ktaier staads op for tke right of » bailiâyer to argue a deeMoa wWi aa umpire. Lanes *innings, chased I WhM an umpire limits the ar- settle the American League pen 33 years suffered a stiff Jolt last southpaw rookie Joe Olbbim aiid i gmnent of a player, he is lim nant scrap. night when Groat, their sparkplug took the lead w ith three runs in iting the entertainment of the The Baby Birds, taking off with shortstop, was sidelined for the the eighth on five singles with two fnn; who Is entitled to enjoy a l-V4-gamo lead, start the 12- rest of the regular season with a out. Clem Labine (2-1) was the dlsMsslons « f derisions.**. shortstop, was sidelined for the winner In relief! although giving day run in Cleveland—then end of the regular season with a it with four games at Yankee rest up tnethe tying ana and go-aneau go-ahead singlesBingwa <« ■» t • ^broken left wrist. Stadium the weekend after next. by Hank Aaron and A1 Disrk. Roy Photo Of Um pireS ^ -Groat, a top contender for the Face saved it with a nlnth-lnnlng I . ^ ^ In between, the Orioles play two "NL'S most valuable player award, at Chicago, one at Kansas City “ opupv W ith Two Women was struck on the wrist by-a slider | The Bucs scored their first two ’ vwr • i . and two at Detroit. Thus far, from Milwaukee righthander Lew they’ve had a 23-12 record in the in the third .Ijmlng Bur- JJolds No W eight Burdette In the first inning of the detto,datto. when Schofield, shunning his <9 West. Pirates’ comebatk, 5-3 victory good-field, nqjrWt .Jag, batted for The second place Yankees lost over the Braves. A t best, Groat Groat and lined the first of three Odenton, Md., Sept. 7 (/P) — Ed half-game to the idle Orioles will be back for the World Series, singles that upped his average «3 Runge says a photograph token of yesterday, taking a ’7-1 wallop which opens four weeks from to points to .263. Bob Skinner doubled himself and another American ing from the Boston Red Sox. It day at Pittsburgh’s Forbes Field Schofield home, then scored on a League umpire. Bill McKinley — was the Yanks’ fifth loss In seven ^ i f the Bucs can make It. single by Stuart. X when they were with two women games. With Gn)at, runner-up In the • • • . in a motel room — was used in an The third place White Sox fell N L bat race yrith a .325 average DODGERS 7, GIANTS 0—Right extortion attempt. 4- )4 games behind In a 3-2, ninth to Norm Larker’ s .331 for Lor hander Don -Drysdale (13-13) won Runge told a maglstrate’.s hear inning loss at Kansas City. Cleve Angeles, out o f business, the short-, his seventh in a row at the Los ing yesterday that he and McKin land defeated Detroit, 10-8, on stop Job falls to Dick. Schofield Angeles Coliseum — where he said ley had been in the motel room in Ken Aspromonte’s two-run h,omer the one-time 540,000 bonus baby no one could win — with a six-hit' suburban 'Washington, D, C., "no In the 10th Inning In the only of the St. Louis Cardinals who hq. ter. He struck out eight, walked time at all — five to. 10 nWnutes” other A L game scheduled. spent his time on the bench with none. Norm Larker’s fourth home Aug. 28 when two men “broke in * ♦ * a big glove and a small bat. . run, with a man on defeated and took a picture." RED SOX 7, YANKS 1—Right The Cardinals, . incidentally Georges Maranda (1-4) in the first The umpire identified Donald hander Billy Muffett, an ex-Na- move Into Forbes Field for their inning, and the Dodgers, helped by Anderson, 32, and Robert Waldron, tional Leaguer, remembered best final shot at the Pirates tonight. one of 'Willie Mays’ Infrequent 30, both Bf Washington, already aa the St. Louis pitcher who gave They took over second place while Dejected Dick Groat of Pirates sits in first aid room and errors, scored their other five In charged with attempted extortion, up a pennant clinching home run Idle yesterday as the Braves, now listens to remainder of game after being struck on wrist the third on Gil Hodges’ three-run as the men who took the picture. 1^ Hank Aaron of Milwaukee In 7-^ games behind, dropped their double and a two-mn triple by by first inning pitch. X-rays showed a broken bone. (A P Runge was the only witness 1957, won his fifth for the Red second decision in the three-game Drysdale. heard at the brief hearing in a Sox -with a three-hitter. He had set at Pittsburgh. Los Angeles- Photofax). - crowded courtroom. McKinley did the Yankee.* shut out on two sin beat San Francisco, 7-0, and Cin REDS 6, PHILS 1 — Five singles not testify. gles until Mickty Mantle hit his cinnati Won ,6-1 at Philadelphia in and Ted Lepclo’s error bn a double Afterward, Magistrate J. Nelson 32nd hoirie run with two out In 10 innings in the other N L games. Spahn for the second time in two lead. Dick Stuart and Roberto play ball gave the Reds five in the the ninth. • • * , . Clark held Anderson, Waldron and (Herald Photos by Pinto) days. The Milwaukee lefthander, Clemente greeted the southpaw 10th at Philadelphia and beat one of the women in a total of llie Red Sox tagged E|1 Grba Time Gut for a Bile lo Eat All Laced JLIp and Keady to Go Now", lêt’a Sec Y o u r Sco re Straight for the Hend Pin Strike. .Strike. .Strike PIRATES 6, BRAVES 8—The now 17-9,' couldn’t retire a mSn ace with consecutive doubles that Johnny Buzhardt (4-14). Jim 512,500 bail for action of the grand (3-4) with the defeat, building, a. Pirates, after blowing a 2-0 lead, when he came on» in. relief o f■ Bur- tied it, and Smoky Burgess then Brosnan (7-2) was the winner in Jury which convenes Oct. 17, 5- 0 lead In the ' flrst*;.flve frames. battled back and beat Warren -dette in the eighth with a 3-2 followed With a single for relief. Anderson and Waldron are Pumpsle Green started It with a charged with trying to exort 52,000 leadoff, inside-the-park' home run LOCAL from the umpires. Mary Jarie Spen in the first Inning. Then Ted W il cer, 21, a dancer from Suitland, liams bagged It with a three-run Title' Chance for Winner? Md., was charged with aiding in shot In the flfth-,-hts 26th home Sport Chatter Major League the extortion plot. run of the season and No. 518 life America Track Prestige Suffers Blow Another dancer, Helen Ela, 24, time. • • • By = L e a d e r S = of Washington, was released in Liston Choice Tonight 5500 bail as a material witness. A ’s 8, WHITE 80.X 3—Kansas EARL YOST NATIONAL LEAGUE Runge, 42, is from San Diego, Olty made it two straight over Batting — Larker, Los Angeles, Calif. McKinley, 50, lives in Kins the White^Sox with two runs In Sports Editor .831; Groat, Pittsburgh, .325; man, Ohio. Each umpire is mar the ninth on Hank Bauer’s bases- CALLED HIM SAFEÊen Aspromonte (tpp), Cleve ’ Mays, Ban Francisco and Clemente, To T)efeat Ed Machen ried and the father of a son and loaded single. A1 Worthington, land infielder, gets credit for a score as he slides under another NL castoff, was the loser SEVERAl. OFEBTINOB have#.R ev. James O'Connell of 8t Record Pittsburgh, .323; Cepeda, ' San a daughter. Detroit catcher Hank Foiles. In bottom photo Fdiles siti been reported In- the Women’s Jarnes' Church. w1U be staged Francisco, .311. AMERICAN LEAGUE In Safi Diego, Runge’s w ife said In relief for a 1-2 record. Norm Saturday, Sept. 24 at the Manches U- Seattle, Sept. 7 m three minutes, 35.6 aeconds. The#/R.afer Johnson, the Californlaii^.tump. The old record wsa 54-9H, 88; Aaron, Milvvaukee, 34;/Ma- Sonny Li.ston o f Philadelphia clash tpnight in a 12-found bout' Boston 1, New York 1. done nothing wrong. -A’s first run in the fourth Inning, most hidden in background) on the call. Soar won the T alleys oe Monday, Tuesday and members are Invited. Men Inter United States’ 1,600-meter pettng In the second group. active competitor for only onder from Down Under, whose strongman who set an Olympir by Russia's O, Pedoseev. Ira thews, Milwaukee, 32;. Boyer, St. which will put the victor-^both fighters hope— on the thresh Kansas City 8, Chicago 2. "Theydon't come any better than off Herb Score, but the Sox then argument but the pictures seem to prove otherwise. (A P Thursday momlnas. Mary Bonham ested may sign tip now with Boh Of the first group of-qualifiers. old record of 3:36 was set in 1956. record with 8,392 points for, a Davis of Philadelphia was fourth scored twice in the fifth against relay team, featuring the gold years, won the 400-meter dash in Louis, 29; Mays', San- Francisco, old of a crack at Floyd Patterson’s world heavyweight title. Cleveland 10> Detroit 8 (10) Ed," ihe said. "H e’s never done Photofax) reports play each morning starts at Digan A" Wadsworth S t, iournej' Overland Park, Kan . were com- put on a power-packed Anlsh that slim edge ovei' his long-time with 53-10, . 28. anything to be ashamed of in his Ned Carver, A triple by Jim Lam- “ I believe public opinion will in ^ Only Games Scheduled. 9 o'cloTK. Women Interested may director Suitable net and gros.s medal-winning Davis boys, the leader was form er'world rec the world record time of 44,9 sec put hina an incredible 15 meters friend, Chuang Yang of Formosa The United Slates still trailed dis and a single -by Luis Aparlclo sist upon a title chance for the W. L. Pet. O.B. life." I contact Mrs. Bonham or 'Anita prizes will he awarded. Handicaps flashed into the semi-finals at ord holder Jsniis .Sidio of Poland, onds. Germany's Karl Kaufmann ahead of the field at the tape— and and UCLA. Yang finished with in the unofficial overall team AMERICAN LEAGUE . Machen, with a 75-Inch reach got the Sox runs home, Ken -John Woodie Held also hit a two-run Tigers had 15 hits, but,- were winner,” Sid Flaherty, MacheA’s Baltimore ...... M 64 A97 — Nylin.' Tentative opening date Is will prevail. One of the better with 278-.’54i4. The Olympic record made It almost a dead heat with pulled the next five finishers under 8,334 points. J8 points behind. point tabulation, however. Russia Batting— Runnels, Boston, .324; and only about 196 pounds of bulk, son (4-9) was the winner in re homer for the Tribe, his 20th, and blanked over the last four Innings the Olympic Games today but manager, said today. Liston Is New York ...... 7 7 54 .588 I'/i Sept. 19. golfers In the parish, besides .Stsn of 281-2 1/4 was set by Danielson a finishing, lunge that almoet the former Olympic mark of 3:41.2 .lohnspn, from Kingsbiirg. Calif., had 446S to the USA's 416'2. Smith, Chicago, .316; Sievers, Chi figures his chances will be better lief. Tito Francona drove In four runs by winning reliever Frank Funk America’s field prestige took an rated No. 1 among the contenders; Chicago ...... 76 58 .5fi4 4'/i ■ — * * • Hlllnski, Is Father O'Connell, who other heav^y blow when world rec at the Melbourne Games In 1956. caught the flying American. set at Melbourne four .years ago the world record holder with 8,- U.S. entrie.s pulled surprises in cago, .312; Kuenn, Cleveland, .311; if he can fend .off the Liston fists with a single and two doubles (2-0). Dave. Slsler (6-5) waa th« Machen No. 2. \ . Washington ...... 67 66 .504'19)/] loser in relief. JACK A M I NOR.M %TTTNEK harried a low hamdlC5,p before com ord holder Bill Alley of Short The fastest time of the 12 quali Kaufmaijn wa.s ci-fedited with the by Ireland’.* Ron Delany. 683 points, had ■to come from be yachting and freeslyly wi'estUng: Mlnoso, Chicago, 3.06. through the early rounds. aeveland ...... 66 66 .000 IS IN D IA N S 10, TIGERS 8 — among the Indians’ 16 hits. The will again serve as co-managers ing to Manehester, . ’ Hllla, N. .1., failed to qualify for fiers for the 1.600-meter relay semi same time as Otis while taking Good Time* hind in the- discus, the second The Minotaur, skippered by Home Runs— Maris, New York, Liston, weighing around 212 Bill Besmanoff of Seattle, who Detroit ...... 61 72 .459 of the Y-bowling lanes this season the Javelin finals. finals was turned In by the British the silver medal. The old world Dryol Burleson of Cottage event of the day and seventh in George O'Day of Dover, Mass., 85, Lemon, Washington, 34; Man pounds and equipped with an 86- lost to ,both, gave Liston an edge Boston ...... 5 8 76 .486 31)/] The alleys have ben reconditioned on "fighting heart.” And he charac THREE DOCTORS — Ed Zag- OUa Davis of Ikjs Angeles, who West Indies' quartet. Anchored by record was. 45.2, set four vears Grove. Ore., who finished sixth in the 10-event torture. . clinched a gold medal in the 5.5- tle, New York, 32; Colavlto, De inch reach, holds the role of favor Kansas City ..,..4 7 86 .858 83)^ for play which will start in two terized Liston as a "Meaner fight Houston, Tex. — Raymundo won the 400 meter run In world Illinois star George Kerr, they won ago by America's Lou Jones. the nine-man field, was timed in Rus.sia's Vasll.v Kuznetsov, the meler das.* rtf the regatta. And troit, 28; Williams, Boston and ite because "of his size and reputa Youth Being Served In Yale Grid Camp^ vyeeks. The lanes have been booked ho, Dave Caldw'ell and Nick Mar- Today’s Games (BpttUng) Torres, 189, Reynosa, record time yesterday, and 400- the second heat in 3:09.1. Other Then the cheering crowd was 3:40.9. And Jim Grelle of -Port former world record holder, wss three Oklahomans broke Hirkey's Sievers, Chicago, 26. tion for quick knockouts. er; He comes at you all the time for-Monday, Tuesday and Wednes zlola examined 12.T Midget arid hits you with all 212. pounds.” Baltimore ^ (Pappas lSr8) meter hurdles champion Glenn heat winners were Germany in brought lo its feet again in the land. Ore., was no belter than third with 7,809 points. doniina-tion in wrestling -^Jight- Mexico, outpointed Paul Jbrgen day nights Any leagiie wishing to Football !.eagiie randidates last "Dop’t forget,” countered Flah Cleveland (Perry 15-7), (N ). M a y Davis of Columbu.s. Ohio, trigger 3:10.6, and Switzerland In 3:10.7 1,,600 meters, the feature event of eighth in a once respectable 3:45. Tile third world record of the weight Shelby Wilson and'welter sen, 139, Port Arthur, Tex., 10. Several Sophs fjrash Starting Team roll Thursday. FYlday or Saturday night at the We.st Side Rec, A The United Stales had another erty, "Machen has a few one-punch New York (Ford 9-8) at Ch! ed the 1,600-mefer relay quartet The United State.a led iall the international competition day went lo Poland's Josef. weight Doug Blubaughf both of Los Angeles — Teddy Rarid, night may contact the Vlttner total of 12R boys sh'’w-ed hut five ace In the wings,'and he came in kayoes himself.” oago (Wynn 11-9), (N ). 126 Xios Angeles, stopped Ray Into the afternoon semi-finals way but didn’t exert it.self. Yer- Elliott, the world record holder Schmidt with a mark of ,6,6 feet. Ponda City;’ and ..-bantamweight New Haven, Sept. 7 — 'Youth^rent crop o f sophomores for their#>. Dick Jacunskl, 6-4, 195-pound brothers or Rec Supt. Jim HerdlC'.' bad to he rejerted. all for the same under the floodlights. He was Stocks, Bonds Customers Man 'The nationally televised scrap Boston (Sullivan 6-16) at De Salaur, 125 H, Los Angeles, 8. end and son of varsity coach ' with hardly, a deep breath Jack msn opened a 10-yard lead in the for the mile and metric mile broke 14i inches in the hop, step and Terrj- McCann ofTlilsa. must be served and there’s a starting asslgmments. Also, the West Side duck pin al reason bverw’eight The medical his world standard for th^ 1,500 I. will go on at 6 p.m. (10 p.m. troit' (Istry 11-14), (N ). H ariy Jacunskl. He has a good Verman and Earl Yoifng ran the first leg and thf others went Just But while the experienced corps leys are available for league bowl men volunteered their services for DST), sending most fans direct Wasrilngtott (Lee ’1-4) at Kan good chance that it will be before attitude and the all-important in two other legs for Uncle Sam's fast enoiigli to be sure to win of Ell returnees doesn’t demand ing on Thursdaj^ nights, the project operated by the Police Scores Biggest Tennis Upset ly from . their offices to the base sas City (Kuriu 4-8), (N ). Fans G^t Bonus the end of the current two-a-day immediate help from the gradu gredient of desire, A tsdented op A Fire Atplet.tr Assn. , foursome w-hich won the last of One American, Neomia Roger of Thuraday’s Games pre-season practice sessions of Rrtba. A la. .was among the ■ 1,6 26 Hours to Gain Gold Medal ball field where the ring is set up ates of last season's undefeated erative on both offense and de DATES rOB THE A N N,l; A L four qualifying heats eased up In Boston at Detroit. Yale’s football varsity. qualifiers for the women s high Forest Hills, N. Y.; Sept. 7 (/P) at the pitcher's mound.. The re-- AUantlc C ity (iP)— The Atlantic Bullpups, the opportunity 'remains fense. town tennis tournament ar* as fol "At.I, BOVS m'vsi play at least minutes, 10.4 seconds. Sports /Briefs Baltliriore at Cleveland, (N ). - ■Jump finals. Miss Rogerij cleared The most feared player In the N a malnder o f the five-bout card will City Race Course is giving Its The youth In this case is rep for the rookies to win varsity Jobs. , Bob Jacunskl, what was said for lows: Sln'g1es--Seturday and Sun four mlnutss s game this ssason." .They ran while the vast Olympir New York at Chicago, (N ). the qualifying height of 8-5 on her tional Tennis Championships was Tape loh Hitter follow, the main event, with Phil patrons a bonus during the cur' resented by untested sophomore And it won’t be too much of a twin brother Dick, goes for Bob day, Sept 17-lR: Doubles—Satur Rill SkbnesUi reports In past years .Stadium buzzed with the failure of Washington at Kansas City, (N ) second try. The two other Ameri sitting at a W all Street desk to Moyer of Portland meeting Cecil rent SO-day meeting, a ninth race candidates who are trying to win surprise If one or two get the also. Ell opponents could be in day and Sunday, Sept. 24-2.S En some of, the hoys ip the Midget Alley in the Javelin Inals It’s Friendship Satisfaction for Rafer cans, Barbara Brown of New 6’ork day, deeply Involved in the high Los Angelos —;(NRA) —The Shorts of Cleveland in a 10-round on the track’s big days. "We felt varsity stabus on the sweat-stained call to open againat the UConns. for a dose qf “ double trouble” this tries for slngles.play must be in bv Korilhall (.eagiie,' system practiced NATIONAL LEAGUE Far t nder Best Effort .and..leap Gesrtner of iJos Angeles,, Columbus, Ohio. i,Pi— clach year finance o f stocks and bonds. Dodger camp is buzzing about second feature. They are welters. the ninth race would help ease the turf of DeWltt Cuyler Field. From earty Indication)), here is fall when this pair la In the gam# Sept. l.S and contestants In the I Capital University here and Otter- > In recent seasons, the guard failhfiiMy week in and week out The S-3. 222-pound former Kan- rnissed out at 5-1. His name is Hamilton Richard a 'monstrous home run manu Rain that put a gloomy: outlook Tuesday’s Results traffic leaving the track s4 many a rundown on those who appear at the same time-.- doubles must sign Up by Sepi 22 and on game dales saw little or no bein University st nearby .Wester-, After Decathlon Victory son. He's 27 years old and an Ex- factured in the Pacific Coast on the outdoor fight over the Los Angeles 7, San Francisco 0. fans leave after the seventh race, spots have beeh the breakthrough to be the top a'Ophomore candi WOLF DIETRICiH,. 5-1 0 , 1901- Entry blanks arc available at the I sas University star had three at- tip Among Leader* ’ aeiion 'The new ruling meets with ville compete in five sports. To the i U.S. bavls Cupper! He takes his League by the Spokane .short weekend gave way to bright sun Plttriiurgh 5, BUlwaukfw 8. which will continue as the fea points for sophomoiqs stepping In dates: pound guard from 'Wlmette. 111. East Side Rec offlee. Marviti Smith 1 tempts to top the qualifying min Competition also began in the the approval of this department. school winning the most games I tennis in small doses these days stop, Charley Smith. shine yesterday and the forecast ClnclnnaU'6, PMladelphIa 1 (10). ture, and others after the eighth," to the starting lineup. Two years who cAptalned. the freshman tesun la the defending singles chsmp and imum of 242 feet, 94, Inches but Individual . equestrian jumping does an unusual trophy — th e ' ago, It was Ben Balme who won Dillon Hoey, a 6-4, .190-pound Rome, Sept. 7, (/TO—It took Rafer Johnson 26 hours'to win while working as a customeiy man It was measured at feet promised fair weather at fight Only Garnet Scheduled. saya General Manager Philip J. last seasori. An ^ excellent leadisr, Win .Sharpe and Jim l/*Sure the ths best he could manage' was event and George Morris of New Friendship Paddles. Inaugurated' 4'jo the coaching staff's praise and last end from Chicago, 111., who is a MOE .MORHARDT, who finished i among the bulls and bears of the time. As insurance, howevpr, a " .. W. L. Pet. O.B. Baker. "Many of the tracks now he has good size, s p e e d and agility. Canaa'n, Conn., and Hugh Wiley of about 1,0 years ago The^rophy i®” Olympic gold medal sihiilar.to the one Armin Hary of Ger- on the fly, 570 counting the fall It was Paul Burslek. When toiigh-as-nails competitor. He was current doubles kings Play is Opsn ! (,he season last weekend with Uan- ! ^^'’’ 1'?'’* . big street. roll. canopy has been placed over the Pittsburgh...... 82 51 .617 run nine races so that we are in Rated by. some observers «* the to all residents of the Town- Of rently in an Olympic warmup Towson, Mri., were up among the consists ofr 'hvo .paddles and a r W - ! many grabbed tn .10.2 .seconds. Johnson, a giant Negro from the Ells open the 1960 campaign the top passer with the freshman raster, Ps in the riass A Eastern But yesterday, he scored the Ev^n though Sndth is youn; ring arid the fight will start on St. Louis ...... 74 57 A65 7 effect following N. the pattern." top sophomore prospect. Manchester a sm.ill entry fee will meet, la 28,’)-4S. ' leaders. Both Incurred 12 . penalty ter shield on which are affixed ! Kingsburg,K in g s b u rg , CCalif., a lif., "won hhts-m t*-m o d a M n the decathlon, th e 10- against .Conneetteut In ' last yeaiL______I.*agur. has' been recalled by The biggest upset in the tournament, baseball men say that L o r An- le ■whether spectatoira are Milwaukee ____74 58 .561 7)^ Nine races w ill be offered on be charged High sehoci learner Twenty-eight ronipelilors were points in covering the 840-meter clasped hands and medallions de !|«venl killer competition that de-1 on the 24th of this month, Balme Uhlcago ('libs and will report for eliminating Roy Emerson, Aus gcles inflelders had best not wet or dry. Los Angeles ...70 6L.. AS4 11 Wednesdays and Saturdays Phil Hyde w’as riinner-up m the viejng for spots in the final.s and course with 14 obstacles in reason picting the five sports. j-ide.* an ' all-around ehampion. through Labor Day and on Satur and Burslek Will most likely have I ^spring training in Mesa. Ariz Mor- was lucky to do aa. welbas I did." tralian' Davis Cupper, 3-6, 6-4, 9-7, overlook this boy in sprlhg Promoter Tommy Moyer —. San FranoUco . .06 68 .504 15 singles last fall hardl is a first haseman-outflelder seven of the 14 in the first group ably good shape. Morris’ (ime was — ^— Wary w'on his in the 100-meier days only thereafter. defeated any challenge by the cur- Afterward, Johnson limped back 8- 6. training next year. They con PhiJ’s uncle — said the rain ham Cincinnati _____ 60 74 .446 33)/] matched or passed the qualifying l:.64„i. He rode Sinjon. ^ Riiiivon-Tvpp. Take da.sti. t to the village in seml-darkne.*.*..and "I didn't take my vacation dur tend he is liable to stick. pered the advance ticket sale and Chicago ...... 53 78 .400 38)/) BECREATION fiCvrER build minimum. One who missed was de Wile.v, riding Master William, ' at a "Winning this compensates for R UEAOIT, BASEBAI.I. Denver lAb — Overheard -at a . _ . _____ . plopped into bed. He wa.* on the ing the Nationals,” Richardson Many consider him the best h? expected about 8,000 fans. With' Philadelphia .. . 40 88 .871 88 Ings.wlll open in'October, Jim Her- fending champion EglI Danielson was llrned in 1:56.8. The ' leader and every tavern: First man: "I can't figure ; ' I verge of collap.se. •aid with a laugh, "because I young, hitter they have seen In the television Iricome, this, would Today’s Games die reports However, limited fa of Norway, whose best was Was Italian,, P^llee Captbln Ral- Fnstorn l.#flgile Playoffa It. Give me a pack of cards abd a ' ho"'' ^ “ ■ didn’t think I ’d get far enough to the minors. provide a' gross gate o f something ' Chicago (CardweU 7-13) at PhU- cilities will be available at the Fast 239-.1 1/4, There was a chance mondo D'lnzeo. with no faults and ) During the prior 36 hours, he -^.Springfield 2. Binghathton 0 a time of 1:.65,6. poker, game and I'll make out. , '.hurt onlv five hours of sleen He m ake; it -worthwhile. That means over 5100,000.'. adelphla (Conley 7-13), (N)> Side Rer until constnirtlon wnr^ Danielann might he included in the Blit at the dot races I alwsvaJ 'There is .satisfaction In putting ""'J’ * " ' '.(Springfield lead.s' best-of-3 series, I T\vo Americans and Atislralia'Bj I’ll hitie to take tomorrow off to SL Louis (Brogllo 17-7) at Is completed. j-rti. i rinala since rules state at least ’• . r V j ® u- vmir hodv anrt mind to a tre s V the grind MOnday morn- 12 i Herb Elliott gave 40;000' trgek'| lose. Second man: 'This is ber-'.'"’"^ Doa.v. ana minn lo a great. • j ,, play m y next match.” Pittsburgh - tLaw 10-6), (N )- must be In the final lineup 'Villiamsport 1. Reading o (Wil- I ' and field fans their money'.* wmrtli c.u«, .1 .h. r.c» (»,y -111 ■’ir t " ' v M « n l The victory immediately T ueaday’s^Homers San Francleco (Sanford 13-11) ATTENTION BOWLERS PGA GOLF Tourrament • Par- ' liafnsporl leads heat,-bf-3 aeries. • America s tw;n other * lavelvn | in a day of incredible performances ' h,^. ,vou .,11, ,h. ,hc p„tr.,n IP brought up the logical question: If AMERICAN LEAGUE at Milwaukee (Jay 6-7), (N ). Choice timea are available for leagues at the Manches ish Oolf Annual, so named by ffie ,1-01. . ‘ throwers. Al Oantelio of Noma- vesterdav' ‘ he can beat the Aussles as a Mantle, Yankees (S3) Los-Angeles (Podree 11-11)' at j event, . although the overall re- weekend player, couldn’t he do it WUllaoM, Red Sox (26) Cincinnati (McUrii 4-11), (N ). ter BowUng Green. Anyone interested in placing a team Ralph Kreas, Cleveland ftfst base j ward is the same." *■ He had t o , rise .veslerday at 6 In the Davis Cup? Green',; Red Sox (S) \ Thursday’s Games or leasrue please call Bob Clough at the Bowling Green coach, pitched a no-hit. .no-run. Johnson came through in the a.m. and begin again. TTie de- Answer: Not'Interested. Held, Indians .(20) \ Chicago at PhlladelphU, (N ). game for eight and ■ one-third in- two-day decathlon series yesterday, cathlon’ ended some 1.6 hours later. M I 9-8193. „ *"niere68 no pressure on me Aspromonte, Indians (8) San Franrisco at Milwaukee, nings for Baltimore againat Mont-1 edging Formosa's Chuang Yang, a "A il I ate was eggs and lots o f liquids,” John said. "I had no now,” said the unteeded Richard Siebem, A*s (19) ,(N). real ■ in the' 1945 International j student buddy at UCLA, and Rusp NATIONAL LEAGUE Lee Angeles at Cincinnati, (N ). League-playoffs. He lost 1-0 In nine sia'g 'Vasijy Kuznetsov In the cla.ssic chance to rest. Between the son, who walked out on the Davis X. morning and afternoon sessions. I Larker, Dodgers. (4) Only. Games Seheduledi , TH REE NEW l IAGUES innings. event of the Olympic Gamesr Cup team In feud with th'en- ate a steak .sandwich and drank- John.son, a silver medal, winner Captaln Perry Jone's two years two cup.* of lea. I gulped fruit I NOW FORMING . Avilus (Vedie) Himsl, ,a Chicago in 1956 behind the now retired ago. tablets throughout the .competi Cub coach, is a nativb of Plevna, "If Ijwin, great. And if I lose, Yank. Milt Campbell, realized his tion.” ) The Manchester BowUng Green is now forming three Mont;' In 1942 hewon IB games for Tm Just a weekend player.” lifetime 'ambition when he won the Near Exhaustion St. Paul. . ■ ; gold medal by a 58-point margin.' Richardson Explained that new leagues j A women’s league on Monday nights at Siipei'-Hiiman Effort "I was near exhaustion," he Emerson hu a poor second serv .7 p.m. A mixed doubles and a women’s doubieff. league D 'a^,Budd. Wake Forest bas ■ And' it took a super-human e f Said. "Biit I kiiew that Yang and ice, and since 'he wasn’t getting Kuznetsov were-In the .same fix. on Wednesday: nights at 7 p.m. Any person who is in ketball luptaln last season, will fort in the final event of-the,pro his first offering In, matters were So I gave it everything 1 had.” terested can call Bob Clough at tlie Bowling- Green play with the New York Knick gram — the 1.500-rqpter run - for made simpletr. There Is never anything slip-shod or makeshift about .Bantly** HERB ELLIOTT 'The winning point tof.al w ai “Anyhow,” Hnm^“'l h r u g g e «I. MI 9-8193 or Flo Kloter M I 9-2316. \ erbockers this season. the 6-3, 200-pound star to pull off perfohriahoe. Oiir drivers are trustworthy, courtMus gaw of his greatest triumph. i well helow Johnaoru's world rec “Tve always beaten Emerson.;’ Johnson finished with a total of ord of 8.683, set in the U.S, Olym > Richardson was superb. Except whom we are proud. Our repair men are experto. We use the 8; ,302, points, an Olympic record. pic Trials at'Eujgene, Ore. Weath fop the first ‘ seU he didn’t permit WOMEN BOWLERS Yang totaled 8,344 and Kuznetsov er conditions worked against tha Kmeriioh, 23, to mount an offen- latoet equipment, such as 3-way radio oommuBicatioB with -7.809. '9,000-polnt total which some ex wve. In fact, Ham flubbed isnore perts expected. 'The Manchester BoiyUng Green pffera you fr^f bowling, The final event o f the program nmpler shots than he did tough pur drivers.and repair men. ' " I think 9.000 points is possibla ones. He was terrific- with hiS SEDANS ★ WAGONS every )noi1(inf next Week, Sept. 12th to Sept. 16th There was run off under floodlights be in the decathlon, and Yang Is the fore only a-scatterihg of fans. overhead shots and rarely missed Choice of Colors dad Eqalymmit will be fri Instmctions so come on down, bowl and have UNIVER: boy to do it.” said .lohnaon, ’'He one. Near exhaustibn. Johnson raji the •is a great alhlSle, I think he fun. You sign foi^ a league for the coming seamn. Bluntly oil is your best buy I,.600 in 4:19,7. well below h.ls pre ‘ A fter the first set, Richardson will become the; world's top de donned his- spectacles w d was vious best, but good enough to cathlon star.” V ' ^ stand off the, challenges of his changed player, "t’m going to wear ,"iMi TodayaoU bums cleaner, more completely and 1\'-. EVENING COLLEGE P Aa for Johnson, he.hax other/ them when playing all the time m d G ^ U S J B A S E iA L L formidable rivals. meas He- hopes to enter diplri- morej pfflclenUy than that marketed only a '^"1 didn't, know how fast we «o w ,’* he. said. “ I have trouble see matiej work with the "State De Sept. lOtK will be. registration day at the Manchester l ■ ■ l l S - I T ON 'were going," JoKlbaon said of the partment and travel the w'oridj- ing high lobs without {them. ” few years ago. Even with Inflation, there Is 1,500 tneter race. *T decided I hadi- . Top-speed Neale' F pia z 0 r of Bowling Green. Junior Boys, Midgets and Junior Girls W « 4 m ftlng athletics with good will, ONLY^, . more heat per dpllar In the fuel oil of *1960. pm SaiurtfpysPam -ianeeii to; stick with Yang, and J did. I Australia, the defending cham Frloes are urged to sign up eitlier individually or as a team, ôr ^“ •’’ '1.' I - 4 ...... - - X pion, and E a r l' (Butch); Buchhqiz Start the coming season. Free bowUngTor'all. o f St, Louis, seeded No.. 4, \both At «295 Aftrs AND aeieNCMs ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ advanci^. . Frasor downed Gerald TAK ES TU R N — Called DOWN For top performance dollar-wlse and eervlce-wlse . Mobs o f Miami Beach 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 up' from the Richfpond, personal, and friendly wvIoe-rcaU MI. 9-4595 or TR AUSINaSD ADMINIBTAATIOmy . Buchholz ■ eliminated Jim Mc- LOW BANK ^T E S ★ UP TO 66 NONmS TO PAY M m u s i)f Berkeley, Gallf., 6-1, 6-2, "Va., branch,. Bill Stafford, 22, stepped Tight in as a “Buy With Coafldeace From Hartford Oooaty'a Oldest eNDINAMNtMO i Uucoln-Mencury Peylai** FOR EXPERT -t ' Maria Bueno of BrkxU, the do- starter for 1^0 Now Tôrk “Our Bepntattoa C ^ u n c i in the Schools o f A rts «n d Scisneses, B o s in «u Ad|minUtr*Moii* ‘ WlifÊL ALlGNMENTr-WHteEL BALANCING A fending, champion and seeded No. . YankeeBv-. ';. ■ DaC04«AT .b Year Asaoiaaenr* Tonight. B:SS RADIATOR REPAIRING AND R|;C0R1NG ' 1, led the way Into the quarter Md EaidneenDg ii^ to degi^ CluMt j - i COMPLETE BRAKE J8ERVICE finals of thd Women’s -SHvlBion — f------with a 6-1, 6-4 triumph over Bar- 1 MORIARTY BROTHERS 'SEE . b(|ra Browning of Burbank, Calif- Adda Color “OOMET--LmOOLN--4IEBCnDBr--- ttlLYER C0UE6E BUUHffG; HUDSON r ,, NARTFoilO I/CONN,, JMaon 74II1' i o o n u n e n t a l - ^ g l i s h f o r d ” The third highest price ,eVer Oeeasport.'N.'J, W) — Mrs,'Aim CENTER^ST:’ MANCHESTER MI ^BiSS d for a yiiarling colt was the Schullng has [bean adding color to SSf C lM lt SltifT^M I B iU iT L me hona raeing for 25 yoara Sb# do- ■ 4 ' K1,000' Leonard & u o paid for M J M A U i S r l t l T MAMCUtSm L’COMt* I Olobmaster la 1959. irigiAua alnc4 ¥ f o m by Joekeyi. .,fj 4^ - 'o:. • ' «

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Apaitmefits— Plate— Houim for Sale 72 Movliw^Tniddnf*-- Htip Wanted—Fnaals 85 Help S6 ArtIctaB IBr SaM 45 GSrdcD-f-Fsrm—Dabr-' Wearing Apparel— F o ib 6 t Hotiacs for Sato ' 72 HoRlite lor Salt 72 HouM* for Salo. 72 Monthly Test »tora(« 20 Prodaets - , 50 Tenemonte 63 EXPERIENCED Offlea girl waaL BE TOUR OWN boss running ^ LOAM-SANXkHMaoa > Onvol - THREE LADIES’ knit wool 9Uits, 189 .GLENWOOD. 'St.—6 room c6- 1—BOLTON—This Is a bekut! BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Cape, ASHWORTH STREET —2-famUy Settlement to Bring wall to wSII oaiiietlng, rear porch, 5-5, oil, hot aJr. •walk-in hasemeitt, JhtANCHEF^ Pm 1M(« ed. PrefdraMer 'crddit experiehca. Oqlf Service Station. Plrst-rate In > Fill and Amaslte. For raomm d*. SAL/r HAY delivered anywhere in size 16, each $10; > one pair ski VERNOJ^ — Flve_^room and bath lonlaj, .breszeway and garage, $13,900 ranch near Bolton Center The mwithly test of the Civil CLASSIFIED Ligtit tracking and pacluigc dattr* Salary commensurate with •xper'- come, interesdng outdoor work. Uvety Call Ml SA609. WMt«r P. panto, size 14, $10. MI 9-9041. available 8ept. I.* $75 per month. basement finished off, well land Road, enclosed breezeway uid at two-car garage, shaded lot, large $17',000 Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor, Defense alarm system took Connecticut in trailer or truck- MI 8-5159. cry. Rcfrlgentora. Wadien and fence. Box N Herald. Choice going station located at Miller. TracMng. ______loads. Priced reasonable. Paley CaU RockvUle TR 6:7186. scaped^ lot with mature trees. tached garage,' aluminum com cafe style recreation roopi with place this afternoon at 2 66 Oakland Street, Manchester, GRibiM AR SCHOOL dresses, aom. S h p ^ bjr appointment only. Phll- binations throughout. R. F. bar. tile floor, cedar paneled ,222 in Taxes ■tov* mov&ig apeUalty. VVMtiw Bros., Middletown, Diamond 7-I60S ROCKVlLLB-M5nly $74 month after o’clock. Persons who did not chain tor rant. Ml M m . WORKUrO COUPLE with two Conn. No experience necessary. TOOL AND equipment rentals. new. Also 4 new pairs giris* >nck Agency, Ml 9-8484. Dlmbck Co.,. Ml 9-5245, Barbara walls. Indirect lighting; Price hear the alarms In the various school age children dsMre re> substantial down payment to own Gulf wiU train you and pay you Sales and service. A P Equipment,' Al b e r t a p e a c h e s for canning shorts. TR 5-1469 after 6 p.m, ' TWO ROOMS and kitchen, private, Woods, MI 9-7702, JohaAna Evans, $16,900. Philbrick Agency, MI sections of town are asked to ADVERTISING AUSTIN ‘A. CHAMBERS 00. Local fined bousekiMper-with A-1 nfer* . while training. Financial help for 949 Center SL. MI 9-90U. Opeii bath. MI, 9-3166. 68 ELWOOD ROAD—Colonial, loika MI 9-6658. 9-8464. this Immaculate 8 bedroom ranch. The towrt of Manchester Is Inf Propert or*freeslng. Route 86, Bolton. Se Close to everything but still quiet. notify CD headquarters In the movtiig, packlii|, atoragA Low eaces. Excellent working o qualified men. Writi Gulf Oil eveninga. bastian Gambolati. living room, fireplace, formal dm- Municipal Building.' line to collect a total of Ii40,- The four properties reprezent bv CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS rata cb ic u ffatawca moraa to tlons. Phone Mrs. Frank, at Corporatian, 185 Whitney Avenue, — -- ...... - ■ Wanted—To Boy 68. d u p l e x , 4 rooms, pantry, bath- Ing room cabinet kitchen with n—MANCHESTER — Near new OLDER HOUSE on Russell St. 8 Call Ed Quatrale Real. Estate, An 222.38. In taxes from Green Manor far .the largest amount of ■Mewed 48 atataa. t a M18T. 8-1618 for Interview. After S p.m. New Raven. 11, Connecticut, or CLOTHESUMB poles installed. Old p e p p e r s , tomatoes, egg plants. . room, hot water, FWgldalre. MI dishwasher, 8 bedrooms, 1^4 baths, Junior High School, immaculate 6 rooms and enclosed porch, ga 9-5164 extension 35 'ter TR 5-6360'.\ Construction Co. and associated evaluation. They are the MknchM* 8:15 AJL to 4;30 PM, phone M l ••6188. call New Haven State T-6814, poles n set. Kelvinator reCilgera: Pick In^your own containers. 60c WB BUT, SELL or trade entiquo 9ri051. . . landscaped lot .80x200. Marion B. room Salt Box with breezeway and rage, and tool shed, aluminum corporations. If a proposed dis ter Parkade, the Orisen Manor a.m. to'S p.m. or after 6 p.m. Mid tor and kitchen Uble for sale. Ml half bushel. 830 HlHatown Road. aind used furniture, china, gtaM, Robertson, Broker Ml 3-5958. attached garage, near bus line and storms and screens, Venetian REDUCED FOR position of 18 tax appeals filed by Garden Apartments, the ptoportY COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Palattng— Pspcrlng 21 REFINED COMPANION for mid a*i8ss. silver, picture framsa isnd old FOUR ROOM tenement, second Shopping. Owner moving—selling minds and carpets Included. Lot QUICK SALE îpctors Try dle-aged woman. Prefer living in, dletown D I 7-6616. * floor, Birch St., $62. Call MI the Green Manor group Is ap at 342 . Broad St. .(part of which to HARDY CHRYSANtipBMUMS In coins, old Soils and. guns, bobby BOLTON—First Lake. 8 room for $14,900. Call the R. F. Dimock 80 ft. front X 148. Trees, shrubs, Out of town owner has dropped leased to the Post Offlce Depart' MONDAY Hira FRIDAY lOM AAL—SATURDAY • AAL excellent quarters, light house 9-5229. 'waterfront cottage, partial ceUar, proved tonight by the Board of II ■■ ...... I I I ■ I ■■ EXTERIOR PAINTINO. Fraa aaU- AUTOMOnVB ^tore needs young lipstick red, pink, btonze, yellow coUecUons, attic contents or Whole Co.vMI 9-5245, Barbara Woods, Ml and flowers galore. Call owner af price $1,000 to get a quick sale ment). an4,the factory property Uy insured. 't beneflUr; MI 3-1606. ALL KINDS sterilized, recondi ROOM FOR RENT, bath, heated, stone foreplace, one-car garage room, choice location, ameslte CLYDE ROAD—Six room With two 0 o’clock In the bakery owned by lected had the appeals not been and $1,478,317, respectively.-. tan, female. Call Lee Fhwchla, ment. L A M Equipment Co., Feat and courteour aandca. Leo Permanent or temporary, part tro Pioneer. Model 80A, two chan kitchen privUeges, parking free, H eat,/ refrigerator, and stove. Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8484 baths, large garage, many, many Dog Warden, MI 3-8594. Bamford Road, Vernon. Bruno nel, six input, separate base and tioned used furniture tor every Available any time. MI 9-5978. drive, aluminum combicaUons. OVER! Mrs. Zamaitii. She is listed In filed and the original assc.vsments The sssessihent on each o f the J. PeUetier. M l »-eS3e. ROUTE MAN tor laundry and room. Including springs, mat- MI 3-4451. \ selling tor the amazingly, tow extras. Real clean too and In ex had remained In effect. Moeke, Ml 8-0771: If ho answer or full-Ume work Immediately, day treble variable vibrato. Cost $210 MANCHESTER — Colonial,, 6 spa- "fair" condition at the hospital. last two grand lists was reduced LOST—RED 20" lightweight, b i — / cleaner. Salary and commission. treasses, TVs, and spoikling,. clean FOtJR ROOM duplex, large rooms figure of $18,900. Call the R. F. cellent condition. The price Is up Russell St.—Excellent value jn However, General Manager by the town. call A] Laska, TR S-7609 collect. EXTERIOR and Interior Apply New System Laundry, 44 Like new. Sacrifice $128. Ml TWO WELL furnished roomg rrith •clous rooms, large living room In the 17s and this house Is with it. this fine 7-room home, near Main cylle. Vicinity of High School ten' CeUlngs reflnlshed. Papei or night shift, top rates paid, 8'-4289. ' appliances. New 9x12 viscose rags, garages. Reasonable. Gentlemen /bn bus line, excellent condition, Dlmock Co., 'Ml' 9-8245, Barbara Richard -Martin and Town Coun The Parkade appeals never ca m e' Harrison. brome-brass dinette, and chrome with fireplace, family size rile Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna Evansr T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1677. St. and hospital. 4 bedrooms, land nis courts. MI 9-4128. MAN—With pick-up truck, desires Wallpaper books. Estimates preferred. MI 3-8958. only $75 per month. Hurry. Mam kitchen, porch, one-car garage, sel Philip Bayer are both of th* to trial, but in a pre-trial con- light trucking, rubbish removal, Manchester area. Transportation .litonenk itte n aets,sets, mattresses. - Top To Chester Realty Company, Ml Ml 9-586S. scaped lot, 1-car garage. Asking Pinned in Crash, opinion that; had the appeals been Fully covered by insurance. Call MALE HELP wanted for 3rd shift large lot 86x260, $17,900. Philbrick VERNON—Lovely Cape Cod, 4 $2i.000. torence last spring Common Pleas odd Jobs. Very reasonable. Call ASSORTED amplifiers,(turn tables brand homes «tgt 80% to 40% otf. oL. FURNISHED BEDROOM on ^ 8-0000 or MI 3-4348. carried through the courts, thp- Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1008. furnished if required. 11 p.m, to T a.m. Apply Iona Agency, Ml 9-8464. V—MANCHESTBK^Keeney St. 6% rooms down, two unfinished up. 'Court Judge Michael Radin recom Amwaneemena 2 JA 8-4012. and spsekers. Ml 8-4299. Credit tera^ airanged. LeBlanc line, Depot Square, business Man Recovering judgment.s might have rcsulted"'m mended.a compromise assessment Manufacturing, Regent St., Man Furniture Hoîital, 196 SouUi St., room modified Cape with breeze Many nice features include triple Bolton- Custom built split level block, adults, free parking, ac MANCHESTER—8 room Colonial on Williams Rd. 7 rooms, 1'4 baths, even greater reduction of revenue, figure of $1,423,000 for each o f PHILOO-BENDIX IS lb. waah. 38c;i chester. Conn. Rockville, TR 6-2174. Open 9-9, FOUR ROOM cold water flat, $40, way -and attached garage, built-in track aluminum storms and Courses and Classes 27 STORKLINE carriage, swing s6t, commodates one or two, weekly or large kitchen, dining rodm, sup screens, fireplace, etc. Nicely all In irhmarulatp condition. 1 acre Kenneth J. St'owell, 21, of East or, at the least- a redU5A1bn equal the 'years. This figure was finally dry, 10c. Lucky Lady Launder- Call JA 2-7151, TR 5-2303 wooden storm windows,' screens, Saturdays till 6. Adults. MI 3-4685. range and oven, large well land Household glemcea -— ■ 1 _ • ______monthly rates. Tel. Mr, Keith at parlor off large living room, bath landscaped, $15,590. Call owner lot. 4aking $24,900. Hartford is listed in good condi to that of the currept"proposal. agreed upon after the Board of center, 9 Maple S t, across from AIRLINES TRA m m O and place MI 9-8191. / scaped lot. The condition of this Offered 1S*A 8-PIECE MAPLE livln h 'i^ m set, 95 WEST MIDDLE Tpke., 41.6 and 4 bedrooms on second floor, home is like new. Priced $17,400. MI 3-8557. Under the setttomc.nt. Green Directors turned down an earlier ' First National Ston. Open 34 ment for hoetess or ground work. Salesmen Wanted 36-A w t ^ ? U ‘.*Sn 9-mm.*’ ° '‘’^*'**"* one-car garage, nitely landscaped tion at Mabrhester Memorial Hos hours. PART-TIME, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Sewing 8 months old, $178. Vmitex|iewing rooms, all conveniences., Adult Call the R. F. Dlmock Co., Ml JARVIS REALTY CO. Manor would^^fiay back taxes asse-wment proposal of $1,386,006. HAROLD A SONS. Rubblah remov- Must be High School graduate. machine operators. Experienced PAINT Manufacturer’s Repre lot. Priced at Xie.gOO. Philbrick FOR SALE—7 room house with pital tqda.v where h? is recovering amounting trt^$187.03.5.72. pluS in Write Box 484A, East Orange, PRE-SEASON GUN SALE machine, maple desk moder $150; ROOM FOR RENT. G couple only . Oct 1, $J04. Call MI 9-5246, Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702, 283 E. Center St. MI 3-4112 The Garden Apartments,--dppeal al, cellars and attics cleaned. preferred. Good houra if you have sentative wanted by pronilnent studio couch type bed, $30. hQ 8-2785 before 5 p.m. Agency, MI 9-8464. extra lot for parking. Ideal loca from multiple fracture.s he re terest and judgment co.sts. If reached agreement when'the town New Jersey. State age, address, Call MI 3-5838. or Johanna Evans, MI 9-5653. tion for professional man. MI Personals Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold small children going to school and manufacturer for Hartfoid area 3-3609. Evenings MI 3-7847, PI 2-8311 ceived in a Dear accident early the jpitUcmcnt is approved, it will .offered to imver tbe^ assessment Hoar. M 9-40M. phone. want to work. Apply Kaklar Toy territory. Sales experience re ON SHOTGUNS and RIFLES 89 MAIN ST., 3 ropms, heated, $50. 59 HOLT- STREET—Large 10 room ■VI-BOLTON—New 6 room cape, 3:7922. m a in s t r e e t —Heatyiiot water, single liome, 5 bedrooms. new this morning. ^ be admitted tn the Hartford Coun- base to $2^000 a Bayer said. VACUUM C7A1ANERS repaired In Co., 60 Hilliard St. quired. Established territory. A SUPER ALBERT VALUE Immediate, occupancy. Call MI li'ving room with paneled fireplace TV SERVICE — Potterton's aU ELECTRONICS — "Learn by Do Prices Drastically Reduced shower, parking, g ^ lem a n . MI G.E, ftimace, economical' heat SOUTH WINDSOR—Graham Road Lots for Sale 73 Patrolman .lames McCooe, SgL;i^ty Court of Common Plra.s for for Ml\o0 Occurred my own home shop. Forty yean Starting base pay $300 monthly, E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-G 3-8687, / 8-27S!5 hefote 6 p.m. wall, formal dining room, custom Henrv Gaunider and Slate Tiop]p: mal judgment. factory experience. AU makee, makes. Highest quaUty guaranteed ing" at Connecticut’s oldest elec WANTED—Waitress. Good hPurs, good condition throughout, large —514 room ranch, garage, two The Post Office proplrty appeal bonus, and car allowance. Ex 13 Ga.. Single Shot with adjustable 8 Ro o m s f u r n i t u r e Gregg kitchen cabinets, rolled for er William Shaw worked fop-'over The amount of back taxes is lor/ ntes, tree eetimates, . free work and parts, over 47 years ex tronics school. Day and evening good working conditions, Willie’s BRAND NEW playroom over .deluxe 2-car ga fireplaces, aluminum combina ANDOVER LAKE—Two adjoining came>bout largely because of mle- perience. Fair tor service since classes start Sept. 28. Enroll now! cellent advancement opportunity. ch«Ae Reg. $8f96—Now $18.88. SPACIOUS ROO>f In pri'vate home, mica, 11a baths, 8 large bedrooms, tions, jot 138x256, set high on a lots for sale. Marion E. Robertson, 1.5 miniile.s with a larj^^brovVhar figured from July 1, I960 back to pickup and delivery. Mr. Miller, Steak House. MI 9-8081. ' ' ONLY $310 nicely fu rn i^ d , southwest ex Business Locations rage, nice yard. Conveniently lo walkout basement, one acre iindefstajiding. Bayer said. Green 1931. Phans Ml 9-4STf for best N.E. Technical Institute of Con State age, send details of educa cated. Can’t be beat for the price hill, over 1100 sq. ft. of living area. broker, M3 3-5953. to free Slowell whr/Was pinned .Tan. 1, 1959, and covers the taxes JA tion iand experience to Box L 16 Ga. Single Shot with adjustable $18.00 DELIVERS posure. Kitchen prl'vileges. Park wooded lot, fully landscaped, ame. Manor Intere.sls appealed the 1956 service. necticut, Hartford, JA 5-3408. SCHOOL DAYS could be your for Rent. 64 o f $17,900. Vacant. Call today Priced in the low 20s. Home Find inside, his car. assessment of $66,451 and the court Herald- choke. Reg. $84.95—Now $18:88. $11.72 MONTH ing. Near /High School, Center, site drive. Selling for $16,800. Call THREE B z o n e lots with city RIDERS WANTED, vicinity golden Dollar, days. Make those Gerard Agency, MI 3-0365, Ml ers Realty Co._ MI 4-1531 or MI The, accident •Occurred on Aii-- lists plus half the taxes owed'on pronounced a formal'judgment re-- FLAT FINISH Holland window 20 Ga, Single Shot with adjustable 12-piece Bedroom 3hoppln$y MI 9-7361. ^ LARGE STORE at 28 Birch St. 9-0626. the R. F. Dlmock Co., MI 9-5245 water. Union St, Manchester. the 1959 grand list, which Is the Travelers. Working hours 8:16- extra hours pay Extra dollars the 14-Piece Living Room Apply Marlow’s, 887 Main St. or Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, 3-6710 ahv time'. tumn St., jii?t north of Tere.sa Rd, during the assessm'ent to $53,26^-''' 4:30. MI 8-7731. shades made to measure. All Private Instructions 28 Avon way. Our Christmas Gift choke. Reg, $84.96—Now $18.88, $2,500 each. Ml 9-649S, , M-cCooeaaid Slowell was travel basis for ^ x es owed in the cur metal Venetian blinds at a new Help Wanted— 10-Piece Kitchen FRONT ROOM, centrally located. Near Main St. Parking. MANCHESTER—New 6 room Gar Johanna Evans MI 9-5653. ROLLING PARK—6 room Cape, However, the ns.sessment based-ten catalogues are the most beautiful 12 Ga. Automatic Shotgun . Hot Water. Parking. Gentleman ing south on Autumn ,St., failed rent flsc^ year. /The other half the 1951 list had already bcen-thade WANTED — Ride to Willlmantlc lov/ price. Keya made while you OPENING FOR piano Instructor In Male or Female 37 Free storage until wanted. Free rison Colonial, 11a ceramic baths 1’ !. bathe and garage. Call owner ANDOVER—Woodfed building lot of this /year’s taxes are not due terested in teaching at studio. ever. Just show them and they will Reg. $104.95-:-rNow $77. delivery. Free set-up by our relia preferred. 59 Birch St. MI 9-7129. FOR OFFICE Or business use. V n —MANCHESTER—Near Keeney 125x250 feet. Whales Rd.. off Route to stay on the road and hit a tree heforo the judgment w ^ 'h an ded State Teacher’s College from No. wait. Marlow's. sell for you. Look Into this un fireplace, plastered walls,' hot MI 9-0458. until Jan. 1. lOfiTl. Phone MI 8-7815 or Ml 9-7333. ble men. Main St. near Center. 8 rooms, water heat, ameslte drive, shade Street School. Beautiful L, shaped 6, $700. JA 2-9782, 9-5. MI 3-4921 fiix the left side vyith such -force down, and the c,ompray appealed Coventry. Call PI 2-6070. equaled earning opportunity to JEWELRY 82 Special lever action rifle. ground floor, plenltv of parking. ranch, 214 years young, extra At that-te'alc, the Green Manor WEAVING Of Burns moth holes Reg. $79.96—Now $63. SEE IT DAT OR NIGHT trees. Ml 3:4860. THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS evenings. - th'at the car was bent at a right it again. By this time, the town day. C ^l CH 7-4187, ^ Apartments— Flats— Ml 9-5229, 9-5. large li'ving room with fireplace, gro^p Would be liable to, pay a had Included more property in the and torn clothing, hosiery runs, SALES PERSONNEL Phone For Appointment / angle. to M of $240,222.28 on the proper; h: dbags repalrra, Upper re Bonds—Stocks Mortgaces 31 Tenements 63 4 CAROL D R n ^ - Rockville, $18,'- three twin-sized bedrooms, large BOLTON- Four room ranch, com LOTS; CENTRAL B zone. aU 'assessment figure than in the pre AotomobDes for Sale 4 SEARS ROEBUCK A CO. Samuel Albert, Hftd. CH 7-0858 J200 SQUARE feet industrial floor Stowell was takv'n to the hos liM Involved In the appeals. placement, umbrellas repaired, SALESLADY Jewelry department manager After 8 p.ip. CH. 6-2481 / ' 650. 5 room ranch, large li'ving wooded lot. Priced at $18,500 Call pletely furnished, nice location, utilities; choice 16t in Rbckledge, pital bv ambulance suffering from' ceding 'year, and the evaluation OLDER CARS mechanics spe M0RTg AGES-~W6 are in a posi Manchester Parkade FOUR ROOM apartment, bath, hot Space to rent, heated, new build room, cabinet kitchen. 8 bed The R. F. Dlmock Co., Ml 9-5245i two AA zone; one^ oh Beelzebub Some of the back- taxes have men’s shin >Ilars reversed and and sales personnel needed for new Ifjrou have no means of transpor $6,995. Extra lot. compound fractures of the left jkw- been paid, however. The paid came out to $88,276. The appeal cials. fbdt y t 100x200. $20,900. MI 9-5653 that could be winterized af^ mod MI 4-1531 or MI 3-6710 any lime. re.st and/harged with failure to The $24,273.28 difference be Appeal was filed on the Pine St. las, get the lowdown on the low vision antenna, $25. MI 4-1230. apartment. Electric refrigerator, and Eldridge, Ml 9-2360. est down and smallest payments makes. Free estimates, pick-up, Call Frank Burke, CH 6-8897. Con and supervisory capacity. Com Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. erate cost, pills si.x lots, $11,900. drive to Ihw^right. He Will be pi e tween original estimated taxes and property .assessment largely be necticut Mortgage Exchange, 15 pany benefits include free life in stove and heat -included; Connec X-VERNON — New 6 room ranch anywhere. Not a email loan or delivery, low prices. City Sewing SAUL LEVINE FASHIONS MARTIN-:-60 outboard Motor. TV4 1956 RCA WHIRLPOOL wringer STORE FOR RENT suitable for. sented In courixsometime after he those which would be as-sessed un cause town and company officials Center. 4 Charter Oak Ave., Hart Lewis St., Hartford. 757 MAIN STREET surance end paid 'vacaUona. Apply h.p. Very good condition, $60, MI tion for waaher. Garage If desired. with attached garage, byilt-in J. D. REALTY . Resort Property for Sale 74 finance company plan. Douglas waaher, very good condition. Baby any business. Idea! location- for POI^~ER STREET SECTION ite released frOmWhe hospital der terms of the proposed settle disagreed on the amount of uMble Motors. 833 Main St. ford, JA 2-0476., in writing Bexx O, The Herald 8-4389. Marion E. Robertson Broker, Ml stove and oven, one acre wooded 470 MAIN STREET and assessable space In the Man carriage $16. BU 9-0702. 8-5963. .. dentist, near Parkade. Call Ml lot, 2 fireplaces, near ne^v Vernon LAKEFRONT property — Chpice ment breaks down into a $22,- HOUSEKEEPER for convalescent 8-6802 SENSIBLE INVITING HOME MI 3-5129 601.57 reduction in town revenues chester Modes building. A.n as- WANTED — Clean used can. We FURNACES cleaned by licensed Business Opportunities 32 widower, live in. Excellent quar 750 LB. CAPAdTT boar trailer— Elementary School. Selling for lots and cottages still available. FRIEZE LOUNGE chair, kitchen SIX ROOM duplex; centrally locat •Home Finders Realty Co., MI and a $1,671.71 reduction in fire ■sessment of $150,000 for each of buy, trade down or trade any- oil burner man. Also trailer heat ters. Job not too confining. Rhone Situations W anted- was $169, now $99. Sears Roebuck HALL FOR LEASE—Second floor, Five_bedrooms, recreation roijm, $17,900. R. F. Dimock Co.. MI THIS BUILDER'S home on Kelly Coda Zone C a^ OPPORTUNITY IN Manchester, and rocking chairs. Reasonable. ed, oil heat, A-i condition, $70. G.E. heating system, fireplace, 9-5245, Barbara Woods, -MI 9-7702, Road, So. Windsor, one-half mile 4-1531 or MI 3-6710 any time.. district revenues. the last two years has been agreed thhig. Douglas Motors. 838 Main. ers. Reasonable. Ml 4-0095. MI 9-2385, Saturday and SundAy Female 38 A Co., Manchester Parkade, Man MI $-4289. nicely decorated. Dance studio, of upon. full or part-time, with fast cutting only 8-11 a.m .; 12-2:80 p .m .. or chester, Conn. Adults only. Box J. Herald. sunporrh, 2-car garage, I ’ -j baths. Johanna Evans, Ml 9-5663. from Manchester and Vernon, will The proposed settlement aclual- Clarke Floor Sanding Msthlnes. fices, club rooms. JA 7-1372 after In Court Mondays t.v is based .upon agreement nli In each case, Bayer said, the as 1957 AUSTIN HEALY—108. Like after 4:80 p.m. ^ No r g e e l e c t r i c range, good 5 p.m. ; Priced right. $19,500; Shown by ap give you 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, new, white, two 'bine stripee, Buildllng-Contractlng 14 Low priced. Phone ACademy CLEANING, WAXING end polish pointment. GERARD STREET — Genuine ' 4 beautiful "rec" room', garage, Wantefl*—Real Estate 77 foilr. of the appeals. The other sessment against buildings, has 8-3.554 or write 42. Columbia, BABY Sr^TEJR—Wanted to sleep ing floors. MI $-7466. condition. Owner transferred. $60. TWO ROOMS furnished, all Utili bedroom home, beautiful large lot Alfred Coda, 65.5 N. Main St., a 14 would be dropped and- the orig been reduced while/the original as tlree almost new. M 3-7566, AD- BofldlBc Materials 47 MI 3-7146. ties. 105 Birch St. LARGE ONE-room air-conditioned fireplace, built-ins, and wooded ARE YOU CONSIDERING 3-6854. . ALL TYPES at carpentry work Conn. ’ overnight Jn my home and care office. lOOfy Main St., location. full of hardy perennials and half acre lot for under $20,000. ma.son-contractni- alleged'to have inal property assessments left sessment on land has remain^ at done. Alterations, dormers, roof MATURE WOMAN BRAE-BURN REALTY sturdy shade tree.s. Modern large standing, 'x . the assessor's figure. for one Child. Must have own ha'vinx varied WEEKLY SAVINGS LfST SPACIOUS NEW 5 room apart Marlow's 867 Main St. The home is easily adaptable to SELLING YOUR hu'ilt a building in violation of ings. porches, finish upstairs, base- RESTAURANT for sale, priced clerical imd typing.. „ experience perimee de de- Kitchen with pantry, formal dining PACKARD 1966, Patrician, 4-door transportation: Vicinity Brandy FOR SALE—^9-plece dining room ment, second floor, stove, refrig private in-law quarters or a pri PROPERl'Y'? town zoning rules, appeared at sedan, Immaculate condition. mCnts and garages, etc. Call Ml right: Excellent ■ location. Easily St. In Bolton. M l 9-8606. sires position in Manchester area. WOOD TRUSSES FHA AP MI 3JI273 rdo«i, -living room with fireplace. Manchester - Police Headquarters 9-5981. financed. J, D. Realty, 470 Main set, $16. MI 8-6309. erator, heat and hot water tor- vate • office arrangement and is Original 40,000 miles, BU 9-8419 or Experienced .in dealing with public PROVED FOR 16’ TO 60’ SPANS. Rouses tor Rent Belfiore Agency MI 3-5121. . in fine condition'in and out. Public We will estimate value of your last night t-o be served a warrant MI 4-0355. St., MI 8-6129. personally and on phone. Call MI nished. Connections for waaher Manchester 5 room adorable property without obligation. Wo W. F. DION Construction Company, RCA ElfECTRIC . range, seven and dryer. MI 8-4787 days, bus and shopping. Glenn. Roberts, for his arrest. Eisenhower Asks Checkup Lic e n s e d p r a c t i c a l nurse 3-6982. FREE ENGINEERING DATA LARGE 6 room split level with ranch with full cellar, $15,900. MANCHESTER GREEN—Spacious also buy property for ct;h. Alterations, additions, garages, PACKAGE STORE for sale, gross months old, excellent ^condition, 6 room ranch, 3 large bedrpo'm.s, Realtor, office MI 4-1521, evenings Police .said Coda surrendered to 3 shift. MI 9-2324. FROM AS LOW AS $8.60 EAt 30” , $125. Norge refrigerator, six ROCKVILLE — One five room garage including playroom and Member Multiple Listing. himself voluntarily when he heard 1954 4-DOOft Dodge sedan, excel formica counters, roofing, sWng, ing 130,000. Centrally located. UCENSED WOMAN wUl take care washroom, 6 miles to Hartford or Manchester- 2-family 'duplex, 8 21 ft. living room with fir^lace, MI 4-0181. years old, excellent condition, $75. apartment. $110. On* 3«/4 room, the warrant tiad been Issued. He On U.S. Security System lent condition, $225. Call Ml 3-8057, painting. Plans drawn. 1^ 3-0896. Good potential, $7,000 plus stock. OLAN MILLS needs three Jadies o f children in my home. Call MI Ceiling Tile / 9He Ft, Manchester, $145 a month. Im and 6, excellent location, full price, dining room, kitchen willY dish 4-1482. $90. Availa:ble now in Rialey \ GREEN MANOR 6 room s,; ga STANLEY BRAY, Realtor has been released Without bond J. D. Realty, 470 Main Street, AH for interesting telephmie work in 8-0768. Western Framing Truckloads maculate condition. Sign one year $16,800. washer and formica counter tops, rage oil heat, no basement,/Sacri- 1953 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan. BIDWe l L h o m e Improvement 3-5129. 4 1 Apartments. MI 9-4824. TR 6-1166. ceramic tiled bathroom, attached BRAE-BURN REALTY and Is due to appear in court Mon (Continued from Page One) Co. , Alterations, additions ga downtown location. You may wprk from 897 Per M POR SALE—7-piece kitchen set, lease or better. MI 4-1462 any fice at $14,200. Ken Ostrinsky, day. Radio and heater. Good condition. days 9-6 or evenings 8-9. $1 houriy time. Manchester- 6 room cape with garage, aluminum /torm win rages. Roofln,; an^' aiding experts. PASTRY SHOP for sale'. Low rtent= Knotty Pine 13Hc Ft. $30; stove, $38,; rec room chairs, FOUR ROOMS, second floor, hot Realtor, MI 3-51.59. y MI 3-6273 Priced right. Call MI 3-7295. wage. Apply In person to Mr. DogB— Bb'ds—Pets 41 $5 a piece; refrigerator and chest garage, vacant, $13,200.-' dows and doors, .50- ft. paneled Coda is charged willi putting up oiighly screen and carefully select Police Arrests Aluminum clapboards a specialty. al. Must sacrifice because of Ill Clam Shell Casing 6c Lin. Ft. water furnished, no furnace, close a building Illegally and with nialn- Elchelbcrger, State Theater Build- of drawers. Call MI 9-1187. to Main Street Souttr rent reason BOLTON L A K E —Attractively basement with iValk-out rear VERNON—5 'i room ranch, large SELUh BUYING—Trading? We its employes. There is a strong Unexcelled workmanship. Easy ness. Phone between 5-9 p.m MI AKC SPRINGER Spaniel pup. Ex Oak Flooring from $186 per. M furnished 3 rooms, winterized Roi'kvillc - 4 room ranch, full cel ba.sement door, 36 ft. sundeck with lalniiig an illegal building. Mis ar Ing, 753 Main Street, Room 10. able, no chlldreh. Ml 3-7094. modern, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, offer you free confidential in poBsihllily our security clearance Trailers 6-A budget terms, MI 9-6495 or TR 9-9116. cellent hunting stock, lovable pet. 88” GAS RANGE just like new. Has cottage. all electric kitchen, lar, basement garage, country at- patio beneath, stone terraced rear spections and arrange all financ rest is liic first oni; for such an of- Ehtneet Reed, $Q, o f Lake Rd., 6-9109 Reasmiable. n 2-7884 Prefinished Mahogany Paneling aluminum combination windows, CLERK-TYPIST. Experienced In 21c SqrFt. all extras. $100 takes it. Call MI NICELY FURNISHED two room beautifql lakefront, 20 minutes mo.sphere, $12,900. yard, nicely/ landscaped and full ba.sement, ver.v clean, one ing from start to finish. Mitten fen.se .since tlic.-Xoning ordinances ' s.vstem is In need of repair." Andover, was arreirted last night THREE ROOM Roycraft trailer 21 were passed in 1!)38. and charged with having improper general office work. Steady posi 1x10 Pine Sheathing $80 per M 9-3519. apartment, all utilities. Prefer to Hartford, Sept; 1.5-3une IS, fenced. Near Schools, churches and year old, large mortgage can be . will work hand ■ and glove with NSA is a defenee unit with foot 1950 model. Reasonable price. Help Wanted—Pemale 35 WANTED—Home for kittens, 2 tan shopping areas. Possible 4 ':% Town nffi(-ia!s .aay ihc case will equipment on his truck and with Very good condition. Call MI RooDne— Hiding IG tion. Knowledge of bookkeeping and whUte, one black and White, ence teachers. 272 Main St. Inquire Llvnwood Drive, lot 24. , ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor assumed. Small down payment. you. Member Multiple Listing headquarters about 20 miles from helpful. Call MI 8-2791. Disappearing Stairways MI 9-0832.' m ortgage/ 47 Hilltop Drive. Call Owner transferred. Price $l4.f)90. Service., Call the Ftllsworth Mitten serve a? a tost of the regulations. Wa.shinglon. II operates 24 hours making unnecessary noise. He to 9 -1 ^ evenings 6-7 or Saturdays. COUNTER and grill work. Exper one calico. MI 9-1467. Each $38.95 RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingla and ienced only. Apply evenings tn per BLOND HEADBOARD double bed, FOUR ROOM apartment, furnished owner MI 9-9,593. Price $20,.500. Call Gaston Realty Company, MI Agency. Reall .is M. 3-6930, A warrant c.as.issued for Coda's a day. inlerccpUng radio signals due In court Sept, 12. WOMAN NEEDED to care for two complete with chest. MI 3-5626. or unfurnished, oil heat, adults. VERNON—For rent with option to Ml 9-15-13 MI 3-7357 arrest after officials learned lie had bullt-ln roofs, ratter and conduc son. Patio Drive-In, BrosS and E. PAY 'N TOTE ROCKLEDGE —6'b room cape 2 9-.5731. and concentrating on codes and Auto Driving School 7-A tor work; roof, chimney ranalra. Middle Tpke. pre-schoolers Monday^ 9-1. Please TWO CUTE ■ kittens ready to leave New Bolton Rd., private home. buy custom built 6 room ranch, 4 SELLING??? built a garage for storage at tiic comniunications Intelligence, phone MI 9-0045. WHITE APARTMENT size gas MI 3-6389. years old, basement garage, on FROM OWNER—6 room ranch, at full baths, built-in oven and Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-m 4; Ray home. Call MI 9-4982. tached garage, radiant heat, new 26 LINDEN ^^TREET. We need listings. To get the best N. Main SI. address in contraven The agency was reported to EARLY’S DRIVING School-Oass- Jaikaon Ml 3-8826. WOMEN WANTED for general fac NATIONAL LUMBER, ÎNC. stove with 20" oven, like new. $50. bus line, near schools and shop • ranjê, enclosed porch, one-car ga service call in an experienced suc tion of rcgiil.ilioh.s. The Zoning WOMAN FOR Hght,.offlce cleaning, TR 5-5088 after 6 p. m. TWO-ROOM furnished apartijj®nt, ping. 0\vner leaving state TR ly redecoratied, near schools, rage. There are many extras g6- OPPOSITE CENTER PARK have begun a sweeping Investiga room and rosd Instruction, Stand tory work. Apply Manchester 881 STATE STREET buses. Ml 9-4934 cessful firm of Realtors — mem Board of Anjicnls in July.denied tion of its own, with many friends ard and automatic, dual-control A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, siding, Modes, Pine Street. part-time, evenings preferred. FREE, PAIR tiger kittens, house- NORTH HAVEN. CONN. heated, bedroom sot, kitchCn set, 5-2442. ing with this house that makes bers of Multiply Listing. Prompt Apply at Thomaa Oolla Co., 251 range,, refrigerator, ftoe elec for comfortable living. $23,900. 8 room single. 1,-arge liv.ing room, Coda a variance whicli would have ! ^nd associate* of the pair being cars. Day or evening appoint- painting. Carpentry. ATteraUons broken. MI 9-2901. CHestnut 8-2147 Moslcal Instruments S3 BOLTON 2 fuji baths, fireplace, storm win action, (air appraisals. Call on Wes allowed him to erect the building, questioned. . menta. Call Ml 9-8875,# and additions. Ceilings. Workman SALES WOMAN wanted for full Broad St., Town; tricity, gas. Low; rent. Apply SIX ROOM house, two bath.s, three Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. Smith, Bill Rood or Jadk Crockett bedrooms, large lot. in nice neigh dows, one-car garage, Iot...l76x80. — I The Pentagon issued this formal ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. time work In our Infants’ and SEEKING HOMES for four excep AMPLIFIER—80 watts, Danelectro Apartment 4. 10.. Depot Square. at the T, J.-Crorkett Agency, 244 .^MORTLOCK’S Manchester’s lead MI 3-4880. tionally pretty kittens. Phone' after borhood. Children accepted. Ref Beautiful 8 rooni executive i MANCHESTER - - 6 room brick Copld be converted to two 4-rooni statement Iasi night: Girls’ Department. Selling and ^4)iamoiids^Watcliss~-> Pioneer, Model 30A, two channel, conternporary desig'ned | ranch, enclosed breezeway, 2-car apaHments. Also zoned ■ to allow Main St., MI 3-1577. ing driving school. Three skilled knowledge of stock control helpful. Help wanted—'Male 36 6. MI 0-8818. MANCHESTER — Deluxe 4 room erences. $125 a month. MI 3-64.52. "The Soviets arc now rhoking Jewelry 48 six input, separate base and treble, .apartment In modem brick build built by Urr & uR Construction ' .1 Co. ggrage, one year old, quality'con- roometo! Roomers would have pri Cwrteous Instructors Clasa room COUGHUN ROOFING Company, Excellent starting, kajary. Exper SELLING YOUR home??? For every effort to exploit the two Th e r e is a future full of oppor variable vibrato. Cost $210. Like ing. Excellent location. Available less than one year ago, th'at fea structlon, exceptionally .desirable vate eiitrknce. 3 roomers pay com InStracUoBg for 18, it year olds. Inc. Aluminum aiding| asphalt, ienced preferred. Apply Carl LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler—iw courteous and iiidustriniis really Obituary turncoats, Martin and .Mitchell, asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, tunities In Fuller Brush route BEUGE COLORED smooth haired new. Sacrifice $125. MI 8-4289. Oct. 1. Rental $135 monthly. Call Suburban Foa^Rent 66 tures i sunken living room with location with a view, priced in the plete taxe.s. heqt and mortgage pay Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director Rclmer, "Tots n’ Teens, Ihc. 958 pMrs, adjusts watches expertly. exposed beam ceiling marble fire service, call Ed, Quatrale, Real who have become tools of Soviet, of DrlV^ Education. MI09-7398. galvanised, or copper gutters and Main St. X sales work. Retirement, hospital puppies for sale. MI 8-3888>^^ The Jarvis Realty Co., MI 3-4112: high 30.S. Call for âppointment. ments. FHA oU-.,bnnk ' mortgage Estate Ml 9-6164, Ext. 35 or TR .Mamirl J. Chaves Reasonable prices. Open Tueeday Office and Store COVENTRY—aean 4 and 5 room place, formal dining room that Philbrick Agency;'Ml 9-846j. available. Immediate possession, propaganda and to make the world leaders. Ml 8-7707 ization, advancement. Married, Umi Saturday, 'Riursday eve 5-6360 ' Manuel J, Chaves, 50, of Farm PREPARit FOR driver’s test; WANTED—Waitresses. Apply’ In car. Call Ml 9-0090. Hrifurhi.shed apartments, immedi- opens to a large sundeck. The den believe the false statements which nings.-139 Spruce S t MI 9-4887. Equipment 54 is paneled with a stone fireplace of $12.60ke.. Manchester. room with built-in bar. A kitchen doors; amesile drive shade, trees, the Azores and had lived in Hart-' ing. Manchester Driving Acade chester and Vernon, 7:30-8:80 a.m., Uardi^!#--Parm— D i^ green, metal office furniture. One Manchester — West Side — 9-0320. ford for 45 years, before moving my. I 2-72^, \ RtWFING — Specialising repairing 2:15-3:30 p.m. Good opportunity Close to Silver Lane Bus. De- COVENTRY LAKE—3 room vear- that- has all electric s conveniences, SO davs o-'- ancy, Marion E. $807 Value Pul F ^ n c ts I 50 executive* desk and chair te round house. Stove and refrigera MI 3-405'4 to Farmington four ,vcars agii; TV view ing roofs of all kinds. New rom , gut WAITRESS WANTED, 8 p.m.-l for -extra Income. Call MI 8-2414, Articles Fnr Sale f t<5 match;, one secretary’s desk and 'lightful 6-room older home 3 large bedroonfs, 2% baths. 2-car Robertson , Broker! MI 3-5953. LARSON’S, CjonnecUcut’s first U- ter work, chimneys cleaned re MI 3-2813. , tor furnished. Ideal for couple. MI garage and many more custom Among the survivors are two; ..m. Oak Grill Ml 9-8094. chair:'one office table and chah*; on shaded 100’ x 187’ lot. 28 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. brothers, .loseph A, Chave.s and On Sloleii Arms cerued driving school trained — paired, Aluminum siding, jo HOME MADE raviolt, fresh or CONCORD GRAPES. Philip Farr, 8-1696. features that are just' too beautiful WEST CENTER Street—7 room is easy today..; one file. TR 5-1285. Aluminum combinations. City English colonial. Large living Gregory Chave.s, both of Manches Certified and approvcd"le now of years’ experience. Free estl- COMBINATION stenographer and CAREFTJL, SINGLE man on poul frozen, SOc doc. 246 Avery Straet, 137 Charter Oak St. MI 9-0043. water, sewer. A real charmer to describe in words.-Why not call fering classroom and behind malei. Gall Howley, Ml 8-6881. Ml PBX operator. For, appoii^tment try farm. Experience desirable. Wapping. Ml 4-0904. us for an appointment to show you room with fireplace, dining room, Spacious 7 room single home. State N^ws ter.'■ A total’, value of 1807.42 has .ssawr- - 8-0768. at $15,800. I Wanted to Rent 68 den, 3 spacious bedrohms, ceramic Four rooms with pine paneled den, The funeral will be held Friday vvheel Instru-rilon for teenagera. call MI S-4123. Good wages, room, board. Phone TOMATOES—Pjck in your own con Eve.—BUI BoIe»—MI $-9858 through. Priced at $38,900. been placed on merchandise stolen Ml 8-8076. - evenings. PI 2-6853 PdWER LAWN HOWERS-^Jacob- tainers, 60c half bushel. 487 Clark bath, newly remodeled kitchen plus lavatory and fireplace, first at 8:15 a.m. at the Richard \V. ——------— DRIVERS for school buses—Man- sen, Bolens. Toro and Ariens: Self- Manchester — Bowers Sriiool YOUNG COUPLE with two chil with breakfast nook. Wall to wall Sheehan Funeral Home, 1084 New from Kings Department Store St., Wapping, off Route SO. dren, desperately. need 5 to 6 room floor. Three bedrooms and full bath nc& ttng and Phinibing 17 chejter and Vernon, 7:30-8:30 a c c o u n t a n t - Preferably one propeUed. push or riding. 18 to 80 SEPTIC TANKS Area-—Spotless 6-room ranch U & R REALTY CO. carpeting plus many extras. Only Roundup Britain Ave., Weal Hartford, fol Monday night. Store officials, af \ 'single house rir first floor apart- second floor. Additional features: Garage—-Service.— Storage 10 a.nt., 2:16-3:30 p.m. Good oppor who has had experience with a Inches.. Ask tor demoostratloa end PEACHES, ELBERTA. Pick your AND available Immediately. Llv- $17,990. Paul J. Correntl, MI lowed by a solemn high Mass of ter taking an Inventory of all PLUMBING AND heating — re tunity for extra Income. Call MI mechanized system. Ask for Mr. be satisfied. Trade in your /i room. English Colonial In Frank .yesterday to revise her Frank D.. Daniels • six gun ca.scs. over 1.000 rounds 9-7971, ask'for.Bootn|______- EXPERIENCED Warran E. Howland Frank D. Daniels, 79, iinUr re of .22 calibre ammunition. 20 CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, Miller Pharmacy. No phone calls Leonard L. GigUOi, Bolton, Ml We beach men and women to be MsKINNEY BROSe BOLTON CENTER—110 beautiful Two ranch houses in South Wind- beautiful setting on 150x150 lot, cen complaint within a week to in so’s hom e'heating available alt hours Satisfaction Realtor—MI 8-1108 COOPER STREET—Real clean sin cently s patient, at the Veteran's boxes of .30-30 ammunition, and 1856 TRIUMPH—Motorcycle, 659 SEWING MACHINE . please. 8-7088. mutual fund repreeelitatlvee. acres with 3500 feet on state.roads .sor off Avery Street. Both over trally located, very ' close to clude a statement that her hus- guaranteed. Call Ml 9-lSl6 SowtroM Disposal Go. 675 Main S t, Mandêetor sized ranches, one with 3 bedrooms gle. Nice- lot, located just across schitols. churches, shopping ceni llospitaJ. .Rocky Hill, died early seven boxes of assorted high pow twon. excellent Condition: Must T h e re is no ejh,arga With‘ 8 room home, fteaaqnably -band died from accldential causes. o u r w o y t OPERATORS a ND TRAINEES CARPENTERS, experienced. Ap IS0-IS3 Pearl St.— BH S-5S0S and double garage, and one with 4 the street from the West Side tera, all over-sized rooms, Verjj; this morning. ' er ammiinitlon. . sacrifice Immediately. MI 3-8766. ALL MAKES of TJ, radio and ply at D. H. R. Construction Com for the lectures and the texb> priced for qulSk sale. J. D. Realty, The policies involved are from .470 Main St., MI 3-5129. ' bedrooms and single garage. Two Playground. Vacant and the ask large kitchen, living room 16x26 the Indemnity Insurance Co. of He Was' born In Hartford, Feb. Police arc continuing their In home electronic equipment ex ■' . Apply '• pany, 84 Connecticut Boulevard, bosk Is free. When you pass, ing price Is only $18,900. Terrific years old. Large lot. Your choice laundry, dining room, master bed; North America for $100,OOi) and 22, 1881, and was a former resident vestigation. but BO far say they Y6u get pramiuni quality pertly repaired with a 90-day East Hartford. the federal examination, we give $19,000. , - value. T; J. Crockett, Realtor, MI MobUhOat with RT-98. . . thi Business Services Offered 13 raarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the M[anchester Modes, Inc'. CREDIT 8b$ room, dormitory bedroom, which ■the Federal Life,and Casualty -Co. of Manchester. He opera.ted his hijA-e made po progress. you a position — part or full fiooses for Sale 72 3-15?7. holds' four beds comfortably, plus own.,/arni in' Yakalma, Wash,, for mbs$ completely effectl'va fuid COMPJi.ETE REPAIRS-By Stu Mancheffter TV, MI 9-1046. | ' t Pine St., Manchester,' time, whiehetor you choose. AU for $462,500. , GOUECTION HELP G. S. KEITH, Broker MANCHESTER—8 room cape; full regular twin-sized bedroom. Many Court cases are pending on oth a number of years. Legal Notice oil additive in use todey; And art- R. -Wolcott on automatic GONDER’S TV .Service—Motorola RN OR LPN, PART-TIME. 11 a.m.- oto repreeentattvee p artte^ to 60-62 PORTER ST. Exceptionally built-lns, closets, storage spaces, Survivors incliide a son, Charles you get premium service. Au washers, dryers and electric In a profit sbarlng plan and eaa large two-family how vacant, ex dormer, fireplagf, . basement ga er Insurance policies taken out by At A fOURT OF PROBAPK h»l(i and Phllco factory service, HI-FI, 7 p.m. full-time 3 p.m-vU p.m.' rage. shaded yard. MI 9-547.7. large walk-in cedar closet, 'china Frank. The other ' policle.s total Daniels. 27 CIintt)n St„ Manches si Manrhestfr. within siirt lor ihc tomatic deliveries . . . a bal- raoges. Ml 9-6878. If You Hoy* A CrtdKt elect our group Insurance plan. cellent condition. Newly redecorat MI 9-8191 or MI 9-9125 cabinets, l^kcases, extra large phonos and auto radios. 214 Spruce Vernop Haven Convalescent Hospi about $1 million. ter; and three sisters, Miss'Ev'a L. OUtrlrt nf Kiuiohcslcr, on Ihc 3ml rtav atieed peyment plan aad many St. Ml .9-1488. tal, Vernon. Conn. TR 6-2^77 CLEAN LOAM Rapid promotions are, auto*, ed. Priced right! Ml 9-5229. 9-5. TWO BEDROOM ranch with full fireplace, etc. All aluminum sid Dsniels, Mrs.Îda O, Brssi*, and of fieptenibrr A.D. lOW. CTAIN SAW work — Trees cut. ELEVEN ROOMS—Yes, 11 rooms Pi-cccnt. Hon. John J. Wsllct't. Iiids other extras derigned to main and CoNoctlon ProMnm matloally granted to enocesefnl basement, oil heat, excellent' con ing, ja''Ke walled-tn terrace with Mrs, Bernice d ; Powers, all of Reasonable rates. Call P I'8-7568 RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make EVER THOUGHT of the ^êelllng ELBERTA 110,500 5 ROO.M ralich. aluminum in this'well kept home on Hackma Esiale of Joseph A'lUhroic late o( home hAtifig really easy. repreeeatatlvee. Contact Ed- dition, $10,900. MI 9-1185., sundeck, tennis court, large 26x50’ Hartford M*nche«t<-i- III cold dlctnrt. dcccaccd. between 1:80-4:30 dr any Uinc cars amplifiers, phonographs and profession? Might make money for ‘ for $o/e storms, ameslte drive,' 200* front- tack Street. Kbout an acre of ISnd. Vault Left Open, Saturday or Sunday. Kata ' ' w w . Carlton H. Hutchins, I-arge combination garage ,and filtered siwimming pool, 200’ Wal Private funeral services will be Upon oppUcallon- of Vllalm A Del changers. Over 47 years total as- you. Information, MI 8-00f9. CALL MANCHESTER—6 finiahed room pole fencing,.and plenty of shade nit-kl prsyinx Ihot an inalruincnt pur- Mrience. 90 days guarantee oo all King Merritt and Co. Its*'9-SU2. barn. House “has two heating sys held Friday. Burial will be in the porllns to bp, the *19 aod lc«t«- Mobliheat 1 T.99 NOW, BEFORE the rush starts, is WM. F. ST€^ tems. full attici plenty of- room to Cape on a quiet street. Trees ga trws and shrubbery.'This house ha* Thieves Gel mcirt of aald doccaccd bo adiiiiltcd lo vfortt.' Potterton’s ,. Ml 9-4697 41 South Mato Street lore, both front and back yard. All veteran’s section of East Ceme the time to havi that gun put' tn Ml 4-0305 -FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, ■'1 stretch -out. VJcsnt, in an estate, to be seen to be appreciated. It probalp aa per anplicatioti on flip it ic Nm cteon-acMM and SO N i Went Hartford, Conn., fenced in., .lust perfiect and safe tery. There iwill be no calling hours. 'Or d e r e d That tha forceolnc ap- 1 ^ ) ^»ape for the ^m ing season. FOR :EXPERIENCEa> P ^ C H E S rooms, 8 down-,' 4 up, a fine home, has to sen, seiTSible offers will be would cost at least-$40,000 to dupll- All but $7 o f; $602.29 stolen Watkihs-West .Funeral Home. plicstlon ha hoard and deterntined al eddiltye Bring H-and your mower, shears,, LEGAL NOTICE . Tel. MI 9-7842 .ADoms Sr99S6 centrally located, only $13,900. given serious consideration. Zoned for the children. Priced at $13,000. cifte»toda^>’. We’re asking lessjthnn from the Manchtelcr Lumber Co Ihc Probate office in Manrlipclcr In knives, locks, keVs, etc, to Bralth- MORTEN8EN 'iV ; SMCtallied RCA PART TIME. ASaiSTANCB Call Ed Quatrale, Real Elstato. MI j 142 E. Ceni|er St:, ts in charge of television, eeijvlcs. Ml 9-4641. TheiV will be a special meeting Carlton W. Hutchins, MI.9-5132.- for a two-family, and very easily three-quarters of that. at 255 Center St.'soiTicUme during funeral arrangements.'' ^ aald DIalrliH on the 13th day of Sep - waite, f2 Pearl Si. j u f the Zoning Board of Appeals of converted. T. J. Crockett Realtor, 9-5184 Ext. 35 or TR 5:6380. the night was taken'from a large tember. A.D. 1960. St .two o'clock in ' For ' , ' ..,,’'' THREE,BEDROOM ranch, knotty the afternoon, and that' notice be sivea " e Vernon Fire District ,at, the 1 Call Artliur W. 'Foraker, walk-in vault that Had been mis to all -peraonn Interested In aald estate W E G IV E TYPEWRITERS bificit ■' tn^, Itffliincry Byeasinsl^lig 19 pine kltclien, full basement, ' at nn 3-1577. BDpiDN—Large 7 room ranch with Ivll Defense Building. West Road, 47 Hillside $L, ( Manchester takenly left open. p of the pendency' of said application and chtoesr-repal'rs, spJeii, sendee a ^ Freexing antf Canriing tached garage, large lot, 411f% SIX ROOM Cape, twrf, ceramic 'tWo-car garage. "Six acros. .most the lime and plaCo of boarlne thereon, GREEN STAl/trr renli^ Ml AgsiTi/ “ ™ LVetnon Center, op 13 'SeptemBer » SEFTiC TANKS of, which are wflteded. .Very central'! The loss was discovered around About Towt^ by ■ publlahins a copy of • this order in DRESSMAKINO and alterations! 1960 at eight o’clock P.M. to hear baths, breezeWay and garaae, MI 9-7748 . 7 o’clock this morning when the aOme newspaper bavins a circulation .OLBANED aa« INSTALLED -aluminum storms, - full. shed dor location and a' very realistic price:' CUBMa A P P U ^ C E SERVICE. CÎI MI 9J33S3 any time. the fptlbwlng appeals; BPI4T LEVEL, TTOoms. hi^h ele- concern opened for business. In aald dlitrlct;. at teaat five daVa be l a S D O N P A R K *' mer. Call owner, MI 9-4360. -V T. J. Crockett. Realtors, MI $12,600—BEAUTIFUL 8 bedroom The ways and means committee fore the day-.of said hearinf. lo appear Repairs all uaake ..refrigerators, (1) T. G- TrudOn, Inc., Bristol, -Tatlon, built-in stove, dishwasher, 3-1577. Police determined that entry if they ae* cause at said time . and Conn., permission to erect a ga • SEW ERS 4U Hflfpes Fabtare; rSneh, baseboard heat, fireplace, of i-Bt. Bridget's Rossryi Society liORIARTY freeteis, wsshlhg Imachlnes; ry- HCMON garage, large lot,-$17,.900. .4%% PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial large kitchen.- cellar, (jarlton W. was gained through a ..window on place and be heard relative thereto, and ALTERATIONS 'made quickly and rage for the 0^ pf new and used MAOHINE CLEANED will meet tomorrow at 8:80 p.m. In make return lo this court, and hy- 'ntall- JK*- « “• iwniert. e Large W eeM Lets mortgage; . Carlton' W. -Hutchins, with 4 bedrooms, II2 baths, large BOWERS 8CiIo ^ L - 6 rooms, brick Hutchins, M I,9-5132. the west wall yhere a screen had ins on or before September a. 1960. bv Ml 8-08w All work guaranteMt. efficiently. MI 9-8656. cars on Roufo 88;-and^' e Oeranlo TUe Baths been removed. the church basement. ■4 ONLY $500.00 DOWN V; Ml 9-6132. ■' living room wjth fireplace, hot ran'ch, basement recreation room, certified |rrtall. a copy of (salri; ■will BROTHEIS (2) R. M, snd M, A. Oiarest, • INSTAUATION a Permiba Couaters water hesit. one-car garage. By office', 3-car garage, / lOtoclSO, 2-FAMILY V duplex. 4 and 4. Ver About 9 o’clock last night a call and of this oriler In Abble; Zelonak. TAMKIR TREE removal land Mortnc~Tnickliif-- piutnlssion for Repairer’s License • OU Hot Water Heat BbL’TON VICINITY 3 to, 57 acres ' trees Cjirtrltoti W Hutchins Ml planck S ôoi area. 21 Seaman was received at Ujo police station Lokota Council, No.. 61, Degree Jf4, West Center St.. Mancheater. C^n', cleared, flrewood cut, Insured. SF E C IA L ISt ‘‘ CAPES $11,500 appointment only, $23,9()0. Phil Mary Dunkei. 63 Forest Drlye, .Naw- ' Bt4)>t4»Bg9 20 tor garage d aluminum fldihg. central location, were dispatched to the scene, but Watkins- Bros, will open < its Turonlke .West, Manchester. Comt.. tapes nuMring. packing and stop E, Pm Is, REDUCED TO fl2,5(K>—6 room lot, good central location, isnd the East Main Btreet. Price $8,700. they Muldn’t find anyone except lamp department tomorrow, not mardlsn Sd litem for Petronella Am- Buatrtal. Atttesk cellan, yardc tn- hralaagi Go. 1 SAUSRYUARRiALTYCO.^MIM193 M l 3"$384 ranch, * bedrooms, large kitchen,t .washer and disposal combination broae./Raroara Ambroae and Shirley »te. Regular service ttarougbeut CRaliman screens sn^ stonns. Nettle L. MU- low price will Intortot you. T. J. (?leszyniJg-Felber Agency, Milan employe working In the com- today, as erroneously noted in last Ambrote,A*»Kew>e* osnlitAvtaminoite. ___ _ *' iimrator11 9--4391. > binatloa' office and showroom. . night's Herald.' „ JOHN X WALUfTT. amrfng. tniddag, Ml . B ^ ^ U r y poreh. 14I.9-U38,^ 9 -^ . ' o ",'j \-r r V. A . )■ ■' ■■ A;,

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VOL. LXXIX. NO. 289 iCTWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1960 (OlaMlOed AdvertlBlnc on Page 18) PRICJ^ FIVB CENTS Blasts VN, Belgium Second Group from the pages of the Plans Look at nation^s leading fashion Security Check ricane magazines... and our very .Washington, Sept. 8 (4^--- A second congressional com mittee is goins to look into own second floor sportswear tJie defection of two U.S. code clerks; , Leopoldville. The C ongo.fîon* “ "“ rntag the U.N. will A special 5-man subcon^nittee departrnent!... be Ukeh shortly.. of the House Armed Services Com Sept. 8 o the other’s trary, the army ahd poltee remain described as erroneous repqrts roads and 32 association approach of the great tro|dcal that there's more to a orders. loyal to the 'republic. ’ITie latter that the ^ FBI furnished unfavor members, alleging a -conspir storm Donna. Bomboko plteded for "l^ aaty ’^ has tbs situation in hand.” able information on the pair to the acy-to finance a lengthy work It appeared that the denaely populated lower east coast of the In the tm^HUited coimtry and dra (UeatlBDeid oa Page Ten) (Continued on Page Teh) stoppage on a single railroad. A. short sleeve slip* 100% orlon pull m a t i c a l c^ e d for the re-eatab- The suit accuses the railroads of Florida mainland .would escape . on, 3.W swcia^r than knitting! liajurient of order "to keep our in- pooling money secretly to form Ute with nothing worse than a gale- over designed tmational prestige.” Imperial Insurance Cornpany. Ltd., force blow. But a hurricane watch long sleeve slip* with a splash of Lumumba appeared to be head Nassau. Bahamas, as a “tiick and wa.s nwntained as a pMcautlon- ing toward a showdown- with the Terms for Ike, Nikita Talk ary measure. on. 4.99 THtSE AREn JUST A PART _ ' U l.^l de'vlce to ahield the conspiracy.” stripes. • 34 to United Nations. It, appeared al- The suit, filed by. Arnold B. Interests along the north coast cardigan, S.99 40.7.99 moat certain he Intends to renew Elkind, attorne.v the Brother ’ Cuba were urged to take Im- 34 to 40 in _jpn~ B. harlequin s h a g I o n his demands for withdrawal of U. hood, charges t,hit. the insurance ediate precautiona- agaiiut hur slim Shetland N. forces from this countiy. . ricane force Winds, tempestuous, array of aulumn pullover I 100*/e or- OF THE COLLECTION Lumumba and his followera are U.S. Urges Russia company advised the Long Island skirt of' 100% Railroad that if it would accept a rain.-iând abnormally high tides colors, p I a i d, lon acrylic). 34 , to miffed by the U.N.’s neutrality work stoppage instead of grant which wHl flood lowland areas.' wool, 10 to 18. policy, newly lllu strat^ b y Secre In the 'Florida Keys, between slim skirt, 10.99 40, gray or slate, FOR C. hooded pullover of tary General Dag/W ammerar- ing union dernands. the road would ivy and gold, skjold’s call in New Tork for- se receive $50,000 dally;. Key Largo and. Key West, winds sizes 10 to 18. 10.99. 100% orlon, 34 to Free RB4 7 Fliers ihie Long Island was shut down 'Vv were expected to’^-lnilld up to gale 7.99 to 10.99. curity council action to halt the for 26 days—from July 9. to Aug. 40, gray, brick or flow of outaide/md to the warring This aerial view shows the circular motion of the storm clouds on the edge of the eye of hurri force by midnlght'and to reach factions. 5. hurricane velocity to|norrow cane Donna. The solid bank of clouds is the edge of the eye with the srattcred clouds In the center. morning. \ ivy, 17.99 Mammar^jold’s call presum Moscow, .Sept. 8 (JP)—U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thomp The complaint says the railroad This picture was made by Miami News photographer Toby Ma.saey yesterday while flying at 12,000 flannel, high rise ably was directed against the son talked with Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev todays about and the Brotherhood had ■virtually feet in a hurricane research plane. The plane's sving lip is at righl . (AP'Pholofax ). Gale to hurricane foaee weappiia, transports and techni agreed in November 1959, on grant high tides and ■very rough waist slacks, propor* two U.S. fliers held prisoner by the Soviet Union sfnce their ing the road’s trainmen a 5-day c i a n flowing from the Soviet bloc RB47 was shot down more than two months ago. The Soviet were forecast for the central and tioned sizes for per tw the Congolese army, which he week. This was a major issue In southwestern Bahama Islands. iranta disarmed, though it might leader was preparing to depart by^.------the strike. Penn. RR Hits, ! Hurricane Donna, with at least fect fit, S.99 to 10.99 also apply to Belgrian backing for ship for a Session of the U.N. As-1 The suit says that between Nov. dead in her wake, was located rebel Katanga province. sembly in New York. 23 and Deu 2. tbe Long Islanci at noon (EDT) near latitude 22.2 Lumumba’s press office charged "We discussed matters of inter State Netvs checked wim .QVfy Knight, a rep Rejects Union I norlli. longitude' 76.0 west, or about the United Nations with interfer est to both governments,” Thomp resentative of the insurance com 20 mile's west of Ragged Island in ing in ’The Congo’s political con son told reporters after his 90- pany. ! the -Bahamas and 355 miles south- flict—highlighted by the feud be- minute talk ■with Khrushchev, “in ’The complaint says . Knight ad On Final Offer ; east of Miami,. . ;__ i___ ■ tween the Premier and Wesident cluding tlie detention of two RB47 R o undup vised the railroad it would be an . Winds of 150 miles an hour raged T Kasavubu—and said important de- filers.” adverse precedent in the railroad ; around the storm’s center eye. '\ Resident Eisenhower said in industry if the trainmen ' were Philadelphia. Sept. 8 i4^ -TJie Hurricane force winds roared out- Washington yesterday tSiat one granted the 5-day week. Pennsylvania -.Railroad today re\ \ preriequisite for any meeting he , ward 135 miles to the northeast and Fire Injures 2 According to the suit, Knight jected a "rock hottom” offer from \ 1 90 miles to the southwest. Gala Kennedy Calls might have with the' Soviet pre said that if the road would accept the Transport workers uhion to O f winds covered an area 250 miles to mier would be release of the two a work stoppage instead, it would end a strike which, has shutdown -the northeast and 140 'miles to the airmen, held prisoner since their In New Haven receive $50,900 daily from a pool, the nation's largestNi-allroad since southwest. For Restoring plane was shot down July 1. plus a pro rata amount for ad Sept: 1. Donna still stuck to the westerly Khru8h(diev, for his part, made New Haven, Sept; S Z*»larm ministration. "Upon exaniinationX the so- 3 course aimed at the Florida Straita . it clear only last night that ha -Rrt at a supermarKelôW'TIZf'Elm between Cuba and Key West. 'ITie still thinks President Eisenhower called , ‘rock-bottom’ Xproposals U.S. Prestige should apologize'for the 'UZ flight St., eat-ly today caused damages of made by the striking tinibiis yes hurrieanc was whlrlng ■ along at of May 1. about 160,000. Two firemen were terday were found to' be about 10 miles an hour and was ex BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thompson declined to go into de hospitalized for minor injuries re Negro Boy, 6, more than proposals made\pre- pected to continue in that direction “vTbusIy by the unions with sll, for the next 12 to 18 hours. Sen. John F. Kennedy says tails about today’s talk but report ceived in fighting the stubborn Advance winds of the hurricane ers gained the impression that he blaze. l.V different language,” aaid J 'There is no disputing the fact M. Symes, chairman of the bn’.ahed the northeastern coast'of made little progitfss in the newest Hospital officials said the fire Joins Houston Ci.-ba as Donna neared. Northern that our prestige, our stature and effort to free 1st Lt. Freeman men, James Dillon, 37,.^ Hamden, road board, in a statement. thus our influence have all dfe- areas of four main. Cuban prov Olmstead, Elmira, N. Y., and 1st and Thomas Lynch, 40. New Haven, White School SjTTies said negotiations would inces—Havana, Matanzas, Las Vil- clined. abroad. And I find the Lt. John McKorte, Tonganoie, Kan. were resting comfortably. continue. ' Ins and Camaguey—are expected American people very uneasy The' Russians have announced they Acting Fire Marshal Thomas F. President Michael J. Quill of the to be hit hard. about it.” will be tried for espionage. Lyden Jr. said the fire originated Houston, Tex., Sept. 8 (d^r-A 6- Transport Workers Union made ‘ St- , 'the Democratic presidential can The American embassy issued in wiring near a walk-in refrigera year-old Negro boy began attend the offer for the TWU and the (Continued oa Page Tea) X didate lashed at President Eisui- visas for 361 persons who will tor at the rear of the co-operative system federation. About 20,000 hower’s foreigrn- policy yesterday make the trip to the United States Consumers of New Haven. ing classes at the previously all- members of these unions are en HJun a t Portland. Ore., after a busy day with Khrushchev. This includes The blaze was centered in. the white KaShmere Gardens Elemen- strike. , - of campaigning in the state. 191 crewmen on the 7,494-ton pas ceiling part of the one-story brick .tary school today in the sation'a - Neither Quill nor Symes spelled Kennedy headed his .whistle-stop senger liner Baltika—named the structure. The first alarm was pre'viously largrest aegregated out specifically w'hat , the "rock campaign across critical Califor Vyacheslav M. Molotov imtil Mo sounded at 12:51 a.m. and kept bottom” offer involved. Quill said nia totey, calling for action to lotov fell into disfavor years ago school system. BuUetins firement at the scene for more only that his proposal covered "a Cross locMes center of hurricane Donna, which moved avoid a “second-rate America."-He —which will take the Soviet pre than two hours. Only yesterday, school authori number of Important lases,” not from the AP Wires promised# if elected, to launch a mier to New York. Khrushchev ties said no integration of the sys today toward Cuba. Shaded area Indicates extent of crash program of research on con just the four that the company winds,'w'hlch\unge up to 150 miles an hour. The hurri himself had to have a visa, since he Jail Workers Protest tem was expected until Monday at has been saying are the only ones verting salt water to fresh,' and is traveling as the chief Soviet the earliest. cane is moving westward along the northern coast of POJ.IO KILLS STAMFORD BOY in a telegram to a meeting of his deIegate..^to the General Assembly Hartford, Sept. 8 W —A mass blocking aettlement. Cuba at a steady 10 m.p.h, Florida’s southeast coast Supt. John McFarland said The railroad’s turndown of cane watch-yesterday.----(j _Stomford, Sept. 8 UPf — The farm supporters h> IndlanopoHsr and not as head of the Soviet rhsating-ef ve w ue county Jail em Tyronns Raymond Day, son of a death of a 2-year-old boy triHn ' said: state. ployee to protest the proposed pay Quill’s proposal came shortly after map). - ______“I regard the agriculture prob Of the triSas, 138 were for Sov rates snd clasaificatlona offered bank custodian, entered the class SecreUry of Labor Mitchell, said bulbar polio was reported today. lem as the No. 1 domestic issue iet delegates, 19 ■were for Ukrain when they become state employes room at 9:02 a.m. as the first in-Washington that he has reason \ *7110 victim, Thomaa Barke, dM facing the,nation today and I in- ian delegates and 13 for White Oct. 1 has been called by 0>uncli child to qualify under Federal to hope for an early settlement. Aug. SO at S t Joseph’s HoapltoL and for the masculine contingent .tend to attack .lt on a?’‘national Russian delegates. Hiis ia far and 16, American Federation of State, Judge Ben C. Connally’a grade-a- Mitchell told a news conference he He . entered' the hospital torn basis.” He gave no details qf his away the biggest number of visas Ckiunty and Municipal Employea. year integration order. had been in close touch with fed Reds for aUN Pressure -days earlier.- It brought the ainn- farm proposals. ever granted to a group of Soviet The seasion will be held next Young Day was escorted to the eral mediators handling the strike ber of polio deatha in Cooaeotl- (whether they're second gradfers,' Vice President Richard M. Nix citizens at one time. Tuesday at 8 p.m„ In the Nevf first grade classroom by his fa settlement negotiations in' Phila cut to four. ^ on. still recovering from a knee Khnishchey’s eon-ln-law, Alexei Hayen Ckmnty Jail mess hall, it ther and the director of elemen delphia. college sophomores . . . or senior InfeoUon in a Washing^ton hospi Azhubei, editor of Izvestia, will be was announced today by Council 16 tary education for the Houston Asked If he understood major On Dominimn Republic '^ B U G DdFo OTSÔT tal, kept his own candidacy in &e is member of the delegation as will represehtaUve Bnmo Rantane. School System, Dr. Charles Nel road blocks ■ to a, aettlement have Washington, Sept 8 (M—Ân mon't ertw ondMbf^ nock sw totm , 7.95 to' 70.95. news by issuing a proposal for Pavel Satyakov. editor of Pravda,- 'He said in.aome of the positions, son. been cleared away, Mitchell re American business exeenttvo ac partners!) we're completely covered the county jail employes are being United Nations, N-Y., Sept. 8 (ipiêven, though it disagrees with the cused the military servloea to government isponsorship of a ma and Leonid Hylchev, chief of Soviet He Is one of 22 Negro children plied: “I would not be hopeful un-. The So'viet Union was reported shawl nackûllpvers, 8.99 to 13.95 jor new program for^ basic re- propaganda: These three have asked to take a pay cut ranging less I did (so understand).” complaint. day of encouraging wtiat he with everything from the "most between $800 and $960. who have sought to* enroll in the ready to demand before the Secur Members of the Latin-Ainerictin called the pirating of U.S, phar first grade of the 17Q,C00-pupil ‘They’ve given no Inclination ity Ckiuncil today that all members bloc met privately on. the Soviet ' hi-y,ee/(eck pullover, 8.99jto 10.99 (CMUtaned on Page Four) (Uotatiaued oB Page Ten) Rantane said while; no positlona school district- that they’ve wanted tq settle over maceutical products hy ItoliBB have been established officially, of the' U.N. join in worldwide pres move yesterday, but no decision firms. Lyman Dimean, manager classic of sportshifts to the most Earlier- school authorities said the! past three years.” Quill said. sure against the Dominican Re- Was taitCR. Argentina and Ecuador the State Peraonnel Dept, has set they would not notify any Negro “I can't sea them doing it so fast .of the Lederle Laboratories divi Q shawl cardigans, 14.99 . i 'public. are members of the council ahd are up pay scales that are below the families until tomorrow that their now.” • sion of the American Cyanaaild newsworthy of sweaters (and don't prevailing rates. .'Informed sources said Soviet expected to argue that no council Co., -told Senate InvesUgatora ' I!' ■ ‘ ' I; “ ’ ? > flrst-graders had been accepted in Deputy Foreign Minister Vaeily action is necessary to validate en He -said the proposal < given to to previously all-white schools. Kuznetsov would make his appeal the liallaiw dump drugs In this I I -'I forget our slacks and ^sport jackets!) 100% Shetland, Shetland and wool, orlon and wobir Bowles Sees U. S. Move county jail employes appsu-ently No- disturbance, occurred when forcement mCaaures adopted'by the ooiuitry at cut rate pricea to the ignores s State law "which clearly in a resolution calling bn the 11- OAS. Injury of Amerioau Industiy and T00% wool-, charcoal, tan, brown, olive, gold, blue, young-Day entered the school. ' natlon body to approve the Aug. Dorninican Ambassador Enrique says the county employes shall be Judge Connelly last month or 20 resolution of American States labor. ■ . gray; 36 to 46. by Arrow, McGregor and'Alps. placed 'in comparable State posi News Tidbits de Marchena did not attend the To Deal with Red China dered the district to begin grade- (OAS). ~ LstUn-Americkn meeting. He told tions and paid comparable a-year IntegratlQn with the flret Culled from AP Wires Kuznetsov requested today’s NIXON WALKS NORMALLY --'ii ' . i'' ■ ' , ■ ' wages.” grade at yesterday's opening of reporters he did not know whether Washington, Sept, 8 UPt— council meeting last! Monday. He he or any Dominican risptesentative Washington, Sept.' 8 (/P)—Rep.'f’sible the dlversifljsatlon of poll- the fall senfester. oonteifded any punitive meaaurea Vice President Richard 5L Nta- Chester Bowles (D-Conn) eald to tics and economics in that area. Thirteen Negroes sought to sn- would ask to be heard at the coun- on today walked normally about lii i l t Motorcade for LBJ In London,.Penguin Books Ltd., adopted by a regtonal organiza clk meeting: it» M i? ' day he believes the next adminis “From such diversification ejan roll at white schools yesterday. his room at Walter Reed Army Hartford, Sept. 8 A 20;car publishers of an unexpurgated tion such' aa thq " QAS were not ‘.M ^mfnV., len^.'skavt sport tration will move toward dealing grow a .ferment that may make School officials, were surprised edition of "Lady Chatterley’s Lov valid unless approved by the coun There was no indication Sis to Hospitar where he la being a { { i!i! directly with the Chinese (jommu- motorcade wrill escort Democratic by the small number of Negroes \yhether the Cuban problem w'.ould treated for an Infected left knee. possible an increasing measure of vice presidential .nominee Lyndon er” , ordered to stand trial on cil. fi’ir -ii I'lW shirts by Arrow and lilst regime bn various issues. independence . . . since we have udio applied at only six of the ehtegM of- iseuiag an obscene Members of the OAS, including be Injected into the debate. Soviet Nixon’s aidto said) this Waa the In an address prepared for a con- B. Johnson from Bradley Field to city’s 107 white schools. More officials insisted tl)e.v were inter first time the Vice Preaideat had McGregor, 3.99. shown_that we are not coniing to Hartford iTiday where he will a d - __ bobk... Smithsonian Astrophya- the United States, have taken the ested only in the Dominican pfob- ferencia of United Priesa Intepqs- their' rescue with guns and tanks, than 5,000 Negro first nradsrs re- icai Observatory rules oat the pos- position>OBiUC that tbiey had full author- walked normally since he was tional |. publiahers and edit o r a, dress a luncheon meeting of an+fKjrtedrto' AiT-N egro'icS^”hools lam- ql this time, but there was a admitted to the hospital Ang. I. olive, gold,|^'tan,; gray, this is the least we can da . . -. estimated 900 Connecticut Demo Bjbnity fleiy objteta found in ,ty to' condemn the Dominican Re- possibility some council members Bowlea aaid: Aa for the orgsmization of the Haiftford backyard Sunday-[came public for alleged intervention in ’29. He had' hobbled frmn Ids blue, maroon, s., nriv k , “In regard to- Communist Oilna, c r a t a t the Statler Hilton at might' refer to the OAS action bed to a desk yesterday. - Atlantic community, Bowlea said 12^0. ... . ; from outer, apace. Venezulean affaira and call for dip blasting --..the Gommuhlsta for al pne thing at least is clear; her “ although bur total commitment ' British troops , rush to Masai- lomatic and eoonoinlc measures of and ax.ll ghwing strength and aggressive Tile Texas Senator wju 'alrrlve Coui^ Blocks Hof fa leged medilling in Chiban affairs. UN CONGO POUCY HIT new store hours:' ^ to Europe/- la properly a closed from Boston at Bradley at 10:36 ,Kamba tribal border- 40. miles enforcement. tra'ditional buttdfPdown nature will impel us to have a poli - question, the method by which Friday morning, He will be greet In Monitor Dispute obth of Nairobi as tribal clashes OAS foreign' ministers, meeting United Nations, N. Y„ Sept. 8 ripen mon. thru sat. cy toward her in the decade of the ■ this partnershlp_can best be served ed by more then ' s score of state reaten to erupt Into pitched bnt- Isist month at San Jose, - con- (/P) — Yugeslavla charged today collars, short spread col* 60s: is bertalnly an open one.” and congresstohal officials and N. . . . One hundred Indian mOdi- demn.ed the Dominican Republic the United Natloila la faepttot- Jars, pullover and regular *■9:30 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. “Such a policy need not Involve Mfense, arms control and over party dignitaries. Washington, SfPt. • (N—The U.S. 1 corpamen and ■ nurses, first of oh charges of viototing human Navy Receives Ing 'alleged Belglaa inteiileaeaee our dealing directly with Peiping, Court of AppoaJi has declined to contingent of 400, leave New rights . arid recommended that In The Congo by following • ' button styles, solids, ■thursdays t i| l 9 f^|m. although on various 'issues from seas bases, are other -policy mat The Johnson party will leave blpck the q i^ ik m en f of Terence ters of the utmost urgency which Windsor Locks at 11 a,m. by mo -ihi ' ’aboard U.S. Air ■ Force AmerlcaiT repubilea cut diplomatic hands-off policy In the bloody* news coverage to arms control I F. MeShahe, e orie'-tlme FBI agent, plapeaA« up a hoepltaj la The relations with. ..the Dominican e-^ $aturn Signals Internal ooafUot. The charge waa checks, foulard and pais- ~ -believe a new [administration will no neW{adminiatration can regard torcade through Pbquonock. and aa chief monitor of tbe Teamsters aa ejoaed, Bowlea said. the Springfleld-Hartfo'rd express-*, Oosifo,. public and take economic meas made by Yngoelav ddegato ley prints. | , ( move in that direction.” Union. ' Huge banana-ahaped A r irn y Washington, Sept. 8 {/P) — The Dobrtvoje, Vldic, who foratoBy Bowles frequently is mentioned Irt tribute to Sedretary of State way. Upon arrival at the hotel, The court action yesterday was a ures against it. . •' ' . . - . (JhriStisLn A. HertOr, who was to he "(ill hold a brief press confer- )licopUrs go into action trana- The United States was Under Navy today, reported receiving reqteetod an uigMit me«Uag'ot < other sport, fhirts 2.9^ anr^ple. free parking as a leading-cuidldate for Merer aetback for Jamea JR. Hoffa, preal- poriingl Indian fire fightera to the Seouri^’ Council to eoaaltei' tary of state if the Democrats \^n sharejthe speakers' platform with qnce. dent of the big union of truck driv stood to feet that the Soviet request "the first conclusive aignaIs”'from to 5 .9 9 . ' him, Bowles, said: . ii Governor NibicMf wlli serve as bMHmmii 9M-acre 'Maae in. rugged ajhould be aired ^by the .council de- the detertondlng sltUatton tai l|w atthe.f'ear of our store thle White House in Ui6 November ers. Hpffa has fought the monitors the-plalnet Saturn "and from a neb-* new Afitoaa coontoy, - - ”Gr,tifually - we lurVeXheen- rs- toastmaster at the luncheon, and since they were named' to auperviae northwfit corner of Ytmmite Na aplte the American belief that no election. He haa wiUidrawn as a introduce the guest speaker. tional Park in' California.,; Su uli(~that‘ is 3,0M -li^t 'years dis pandldatti for rc-eJefetlon to Con gaining , (mr . .perspective, and his tfiiion 'nearly three ysare ego. (U.N.. action was needed and that ik E tADDS SPACE WORK gress in qrder te campaign for the broadening' our world vision. The -eetings will be offered by May- T h e appeals court in effect ruled personic HoundUog mlaalle laavaa Ihe Soviet move waa another , at tant from tlê' Eartn, JSihes H. Kinsella. courae, defies efforts t» deatroy it tempt to meddle* in the- western • .HuatavUl* iUa., Sept, 8 Democraisic standard bearer,' Ben. development ,of this jtreatSr in that It should not act; now until The signals were picked up by Preaident Waeahower--r jahhtoy Jbhn F. Kennedy. sight and the ascendency of CJhrls such time aa MeShane might , ac and teara crater in Sam'aon, Alai hemisphere: an, 85-foet radio telescope - by moo's iIcNskii 8.99 ilp 15.00. all wool wor c e. house ai^' son \ tually b« appointed chaihnari of the cornfiald, The - now chief U»S; /dilega'te, appareatty ai Bnaala saig today Bowles told the news executivea Harter and Doiiglas Dillon lit . the fBtate Police Oommiasioner Leo jM;ientists a t the University, of America's space . .aridswnegto" that many Americans “reserve for department, of state was, 1 believe, 3-men . monitor board. Hbtfa ;waa PoaalblUty of' global televtalo: James J. Wadsworth, was schedul Michigan under contract to the sted flannels, wpsh and wear blends, slirh Ont Mulcahy will be in the pilot car left free to challenge him akaln and telephone ayatem using 5 can be. ’oredttod to hard wm^ j. w. hale .CO. ~ V. the East Buropesns our sympathy, much more than mere coinci for the molbrcade, and the* sec,- ed to make his first appearance as Office of Naval Research. toughn^ of apirit and wtM n V im • prayers, and domestic election year dence,.". then. - ■ . T aaMUtea elantlar to Echo 1 ton- successor to Hanry Cabot Lodge. Saturn ranges between 744 mil pleated styles. Sizes 29 to 42. ond car will carry State Chairman The court asked Itbe U.8. District asm by felaphoae oomnuy engi eaterpriae, and net to main, street, ipanchester solicitations.'* He added: ‘ Rowles made bnly passîg men John M. Bailey; Robert BMbwith, Wadawortji. formerly Lodge'a lion and 1,038 million miles in dis Btate Impertattam. “But I earnestly suggest that tion of the "cnicll continents of Court to cqnaider new ■ material neer who saya AT and T believes deputy, was sworn lit yesterday by tance from Earth, The 8,000 light Governor Ribicoire top aide, and that had baSn presentad at. an ap- this la the answer to worldwide put It that why to m i In the days to corns we shall want Latin America and Africa” and did Wlnated Mayor James, H. iCaaey. President Eiaenhower. I years aepafating . the Earth and oatiBg the Nattewpl ,\j '.streft floori>, ; f7e^. parking in .thp\.rejar of the Jfore ^$0 hava a policy toward (eastern not jcommisnt on the' tattered''relg-' peala court hearing. ' " eesnmunicatlon needs. . , Henry The United States has always the nebtda amounts to about 18 Two cars eainring bhot^- The new. material was not-epaci- A. Busch, 29, Los Angelas admit aad ^M«e Atealaleto ■urope. It should be one ti|lat will Uons betwssa the United Stetss raphen win prMede the [official followed the practice of not voting quadrillion miles. : flight eehtor -to Mm' jmaaote la is6itav«r te fn a pos- ear u n jn q f Johnson, Rlbidpff and ted alayar of thrsa womari, aays ha against the inscription of any item I his Worid irag, II a r w . e a n « a t a ] t lisK II to wn aeww on tte 8ecurlty .Council, agendfi - ( ^ ttgnad M'fffa'NlaaX . .1 % '*0- : > - ■ 1, ' '’ k: