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VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 288 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1»59 (ObMolflaa Atfocrtlatag oa Faga 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS Night Bombers SEiSiW'i-UN Sets On- V . Hit Little Rock B.V TH^ A8SOC1ATF.D PRF>1« Public school integration Thui^sdayp L came to Florida for the first Little Rock, Ark., Sept. bombed atmetureg after toga- time today when four Negroes ... ' . . : 1ing objects at them. BlitBut MM no ara O'- (/F) — Three night bombings entered Miami’s Orchard Villa Washington, Sept. 8 (/P) J L J L rests had been made hours after -—President Elsenhower will Laos Strife threw Little Rock into a new the explosions. Elementary Scho >1 along with case of Integration jitters to­ Nalley's flremfo helped police several white children. There make a radio-television report day. turn back some "OO segregation­ were no incidents. \ ,fo the people Thursday night 'Hie blaatg laiA night erhned ists in a march on .Central High .Shortly before the scheduled on his talks with Allied lead­ through town In /■apid-flre guc- School on the opening of school 8:30 a.m". opening of the fall term, ers in we.stern F^urope. eeagibn. last, month. two supporters of racial Segrega­ He will apeak Jrom his ’ White RedsLose The flrgt bomb demolished a It was at Central High School tion appeared at the school. House office from 7:30 to 7:i!> p.m. •tation wagon of Fire CThief G«nn where mob violence broke nut in The>'’TC,ere J. B. Stoner of At- Announcing this today, press Nalley in front of his home.. "Wie the fall of 1W7 over the integra- Isnta, Ga., wHo said he is a mem­ seer ary James C. Hagert.v said second one hit the school hoard ber of the Christian Knights of the all the major networks hav^ building and the third the mayor’s (Contlnned on Pago Five) Ku Klux Klan and ts'^’flghting in­ agreed to handle the 15-min«ite Bid to Bar office. tegration." The other was Fred speech and that except for one Police poured out In force with Hockett of Miami, executive sec­ 'possible delayed radio broadcast riot guns, patfoling streets and retary of the Florida White Citi­ alt of Ihem will be "live." barricading streets around the School Section zens Council. j '■ Because of the speech, Hagerty Fact Unit four public high schools. Two of When Mrs. C. K. Arnold, s while said, the President will not hold a the schools were integrated by In Herald Today woman, appeared with her tw.o news conference this week. ftve Negroes Aug. 12. ' ' children, Hockett told her: Hagerty said the Thursday Vientiane. l>ao«, Sept. 8 (>P) "You don't, have to send .your night speech will deal with the — Tommunist-led troops are No ohe was injured but police New.t and information tooH no chances. They suggested cKildren there. Send them to Alla- President's trip to West Germany, massing in threa areaa around to school hoard members that they about the opening of school pattah. ( A while achool about 10 Britain and France and with some Sam Neua town in what could blocks distant. I of thf current international devel­ and their families leave their appears on pages 8 and 9 of he staninff operations for a 3- homes and spend the night else­ ti^ay's Herald. "In know, but how am I going opments that Eisenhower and A l­ where. to, get them there?" asked Mrs. lied leaders discvisaed during that pronged attack on that moun* Police checked cars and homes The pages contain sched- Arnold. She then took the children trip. tain-ringed stronghold, a fo r-, of virtually all public offlcAls and rules of school hours, lunch on into the 'school. Elsenhower was described by a ernment spokesman said to­ others who have been, prominent menus, bus .schedules, a list Theionly other spectators at this congre.aaional caller as qultft happ.v breaking of the public school seg­ day. in the integration squabble. Lights about the rea'dta of hia diplomatic of school crossings, names regation barrier were a score of In all school buildings were turned mission to Europe. Red detachments were rc-< of new teachers, and simi­ newsmen and photographers. on for the night as a precaution. "He thought it was on the con­ ported north, northwest and The four Negroes—.Tan Krrol There were reports that two lar data of interest to pupils 's! nictive side.” Sen. Everett M. southeast of-Sam NeUa, de­ Glov,er, 9, and his ■ sister, Irene men were seen running away from ana to their parents. Dirk.sen (R -Ill) said after the fense headquarters of north­ Amanda Glover, 8, .Sherry Mdrie weekly White House conference of .loseph, 6. and Gary Chandler Repviblican congre.saional leaders. ern I'SOS. Range. 6 —were admitted to the Eisenhower thinks the talks In school under Florida's pupil as­ Assures Vote of Minorities Bonn, London and Paris "add-up-to United .Nations, N. Y., signment law. 'Sevenly-thre.e Ne­ Sept. 8 (/P)— The IJ.N.’s new groes had applied. a better understanding" -with It was Florida’s first token America’s allies, the Senator add- fact - finding , group began move Ip compl.y with the U.S. ed. drafting-plana today for an On reapQirii.se to questions. Dirk- Supreme Court’s integration rul­ urgent on-the-spot ijiquir>’ Rights Report Urges sen said' t,here had been no ex­ ing. pression from Eisenhower as to into the situation in troubled In homes surro\mding the school, whether Soviet' Premier Nikita I^aos. Negroes stood In their yard s Khrushchev should be invited to The 4 - nation subcommittee watching. Although until this address Congress during his visit called a private meeting lea* than Federal Registrars term it was an all-white school, here next week. Two of the four persona Injured In the fatal automobile crash last night on the Wilbur Cross 12 hoiira after the Security Coun­ ■ the neighborhood has become al­ mgti- The Senator akid this was a wa.v He covered with blankets awaiting transportation to tha hoapital. They were thrown from cil briMhed aaida an attempted most entirely colored. matter entirely up to - Congress, their car. Other photo Inside. (Photo by Burkampt. Soviet veto and decided to arrange Washington, Sept. 8 fiP>—Use of^housing. In those fields, further and one in wlilch Eisenhower a U.N, tnveatigatlan. (Continued on Page Three) federal voting registrars where study was recommended by, the would not Intrude. Representativaa of the four sub­ necessary was recommended by commission if its life is extended. Eisenhower’s main appointment committee members were summor- the Civil Rights Commission to­ Under present law, the commis­ of the day, cither than the meeting Traffic Deaths ed to the office of the eou n ^ day to assure Negroes snd other sion goes out of business two with GOP leader.s, waa with Sec­ president, Ambassador Egidlo-^-w- minority groups the right to vote months from now. Senate Group retary-of Labor James P. Mitchell. Mother, Son Killed tons of Italy, to work out plana for for federal officials.- The commission recommended, - Hiii -wur of western European Total Tops 430 an early departure. Southern Senators promptly de­ however, that th^e Federal H.oua- capitals, he said on his return yes­ Italy la one of tha eountriea on nounced this and other recom­ Ing Administratiori and the Vel- Backs Housing terday, provided a chance ' to the fact-dnding giroup.'-The bthera mendations as "extreme and erana Admintration limit loan smopih out differences In methods In Head-on Crash Over Week^d are Argentina, Japan and Tuniaia. guarantees and other services to ahoclcing.'’ and a "program of de­ anCl head inJuriM. Hit condtUon ia] Nn-lwiattwr ItPMniInga m I the subcMnmitlea. Some delegates " It has become apparent that , Half the members also urged Senate Banking-Committee today. ^ (Cqiitlniifd on Page Seven) / ' j reported a# aarioua. - _ said the group might legye M .S K ly books denial of federal funds to colleges their car waa hit Hkad^-os- by an MIsrellanMMia ...... 84 approved a third-try; ■ -♦! hlllibh”^ Thre», f.jia i ,srera. invwhrad in ih* as tonight If SilE ipiilWhl'^hTe Is inadequate to assure that all our and universities which refuse to other car on the Wilbue Cross crash, nut no injuries were sua- made by then. houeing bill after receiving as-111 »• I f J o ^ Total .SO* qualifled citizens shall enjoy the admit students because of race. Electiong Highway. tained by the occupants o f the third The council’s teeoluUon creating right to vote," the commission said The lone N egro' member, George surances President Plisenhpwer | O I 1 I » The fatal accident was the cTt- car, Agnes *• Fulper. 22, of Yard- By TH E ASSOCIATED PRP.SS the mibcommittee waa aponaored In a report to President Eisen­ M. John-son of Washington, a\ig- would sign it. I ■W/JII 11^ Ont the Labor Day weekend in ley, Pa., and Ann McCoy, 22, of _ J , . . , by the United Slates,’ Britain and hower and Congrees. gested the same restriction on The committee m?ide only three ” ■-•x? a a iT lx A which five Manchester crashes or- Staiififord. Traffic accidents diiring ^be 3 -^ They are all meitibera of That recommendation was ap­ public elementary and high changes in the second measure curred and H persons were either Stale Police had their hands day Labor Day holiday coal the the Southeast Asia Treaty Organ- proved by flve members of the 6- schools. Eisenhower vetoed last week. But , London, Sept. 8 UP' -Prime Min­ injured or hospitalized. full last night a» two more crashes nation a near record toll In human man commission. The sixth, .lohn The report had been scheduled Chairman A. ^ ’ illis Rohertaoh ister Macmillan today set Oct. 8 as Dead were Mrs. Olga Huckeba, occurred on the highway within lives. (Oonttnne* on Page Sevefl) S. Battle of Charlottesville, 'Va.. for release today at noon. It was ( D-\'s) said these chahge.s. were the date for a national election. t."!, and her son, Wayne, 1.3, of minutes of the fatal s c c i d.e n t. More than 430 dead were count­ dissented, saying present la.ws are publicized in advance Inst night enough to gain'definUe word from Voters in 630 districts will de­ Peterboro. N.H. State Police aaid one of the crash­ ed Monday. - adequate. when Sen. .lames O. Eastland (D- the ^ ’hite i(Ouse that the new cide who will represent t)iem In a Mrs. Huckeba's husband, Forney, es was due to traffic congestion, The all-time record number of Use of federal registrars. Battle M lsi) had an advance copy printed Version would be approved. new House of Commons, with the 4.S, and their daughter, Nancy, 6, but said the cause has .yet bean j traffic deaths for a Labor Day added, "would place in the hands in the congressional record. He The word came. Robertson said, victors receiving a- mandate not were taken to Manchester Me­ determined for the second. j weekend U 461—set In 1961. A of the federal government a vital and other southern Senators had after a m olin g of Republican con- exceeding five .years. morial Hospital by ambulance. Denis DeRosier. 58, of Skow- i total of 6.58 persons were killed Bulletins part of the election process so criticized the report earlier, and gre.ssional- leaders wilh the Presi­ Path were admitted. If the Conservatives win a ma­ began. Maine., driving west near j during that holiday. Including from Ih* AP Wires Jealously guarded and carefully additional blasts followed its publi­ dent this'' morning. jority of the seats, Macmillan will Huckeba .suffered fractured legs the Vernon town line. smacked ■ traffic, drowjiinga and miarel- cation. resen’ed to the states by, the The biggest change in the new remain as prime minister. Opposi­ and head injuries, authorities said. into the rear of a car stopped in | laneoiia acciderits. .Sen. John ^ennia (P-Miaat founding, fathers.” bill is,' the elimination of a . S.*)© tion leader Hugh GaitskeP will re­ His condition today is serious, but the line of traffic. DeRosier and a | The National Safety Council called the recommendations "both HOUSB V O m l PKOUnSOTS BILL Three of the six members went million direct loan program for place him if the I.rfibor part.v tri- not critical. Nancy’s injuries were passenger. Maurice Boucher, were j had estimated 4.50 traffic, deaths further,- and proposed a constitu­ extreme' and Aocking" and said not defined but she is being held Washington, S epi S UPh—A college classrooms. TTiis program iimps. The Liberal party and a few not reported injured, but two oth­ would occur this year from 6- p m. tional amendment to prevent vot­ for observation and her condition deflant House peaaed and esnt er occupants. Carolyn DeRosier, Friday to last midnight, local . t o the Senate toda.r a *1,186.1 ing discrimination. They proposed .(Continued on Page Tw o) (Continued on Page Seven) (Oontiniied on Page Seven) is good. She was. to have entered time. Laat year 420 traffic deaths assurance of the right to. vote to the second grade (ohiorrow. 48, and Willie DeRosier. 46, both iS0.()M pobHe works appropria­ of Skowhegan. were admitted to occurred during the holiday ob­ tions liU) after refnalflg to eUtn- every citizen who meets his gate's The Huckeba car was hit by a servance. . . age and ' residence requirem'ents oar driven by Stanley Witezuk, 2», Manchester Memorial Hoapital. lanto-projistita wMek drear, a-veto of -434 Oakland St., according- to -The- wqman suffered a Tractured: of an earlier'-meMore. The bill and who is not legally conflnW at (Continued nt Page Tliree) Uie~time of registration or election. Modern Day Sta lin^P State Police. right arm and the man suffered Anaaces aeveral'lw p d m l river The proposal would wipe Out Condition Uritir«| chest Injuries, aiilhorities report­ and harimr, good oohtgpl and educational and other require­ . Witezuk was taken to Manches­ ed. , rerlamatton projects MiroaghpOt ments which some states demand ter Memorial Hospital, but at 10;3.’i About t)ia game time Gilbert Warned: the nation, including A7 to w toeb^ of voters and which, the' three last night was transferred to Hart­ Wheeler, ,57, of 3 Seyma St., Hart­ the President objected,, in hla'' proponents said, provide the way Moscow Pictures Khrushchev ford Hospital where, authoritiea re­ ford, crashed againat the high­ School ToniorroH veto last month. The House fell when there is the will to discrim- port, his condition is "very criti­ way’s center guard rail just west one vote abort ojP overriding the lf*ate. cal." He Buffered a serious hesd of the Rtl 6 interchange. - State _ vrto. . The oommlaslon unanimously Injury. Police said Wheeler, driving west, Hartford, Sept. 8 i/Pv.-Don’t for­ recommended federal action to re­ As Anything but Sinister Red WUezuk's passenger. Alexandef traveled 350 feet down the es­ get about the school buses tomor­ FALLOUT REDUCED : quire that all voting and regl^ra- Galowczyk, .Vi.’ of New Britain.'la' planade before hitting the rail. row on .your way to and from ' Waahlngton, SepL 7 ’(gh— The in Manchester Memorial Hospital Roth -.4 Treated work: W ^nesday is the 6rst day rate of rMlloactlve faUoait from tlon records be preserved for five ______^______t years. Public inspection would be NOTF.8— Hix yemrs ago William Both De Rosier and Wheeler ■ of achool. last year’s nuclear weapoaa testa permitted under restrictlona which R.van waa..nne of'th e flrst ape- have been arrested. They are | Here's what you should know apparently ha* passed its peak, would preserve the secrecy of the ciallsts In Soi^et affairs to predict charged with following too close-1 regarding provisions of slate laws [ thr Atomic Energy Commis­ Ivillot. that Nikita S. Khmahehev was on News Tidbits ly and reckless driving, respective-1 on the subject-: sion reported to ^ y . lAtest Although voting procedures oc­ the wa.v to taking over command ly. Wheeler waa not reported - in' When--:''approaching eilber the , available samplings of the the cupied the commiseion’s major at­ In . the Soviet Union. He has seen Xuiied from AP Wire* jured. front or rear/of a schi^l bus dm- ; nations surface air show falloat tention, It delved also into alleged' Kliriishchev at close hand, In Mos­ The Huckeba craah occurred at playing a stop sigtial-^or blinking levels In June were as nrach as discrimination in education and cow and abrond, and followed his 9:17 p.ni.. .Stale Police reported. signal lights, atop your omi car ; .30 per cent lower than tllose career cloacly through the original Membership in American They aaid they have- not deter­ at least 10 feet away. i earlier In the year In snrhe areas,- RuMiatf version^ of - his many churches and synagogues reached mined why Witezuk's car vaulted Remain motionless iint»l the slop the AEC said. Istatement*. In live articles, of an all-time high of more thlin l()6,- _ - • * . Youth Accused which this Is the first. Ryan ap­ 000,000 last year, C o ti n r i 1 of (Continued on Page Seven) ((tontiniied on Page Seven) ' praises the background and perr BIAS RULED INA’ALID Churches reports . . . Siamese twins Montgomery, Ala.. Sept. I sonality of the innn who comes Daisy and Violet, .11, reported re­ 1,^1— U.S. Diet. Judge Frank M. ' In Stab - Death catling on President Elsenhower covering from rare and Idniicate next week. -John.son-'Jr.. ruled today that operation at Ml. Cacmel Mercy roeial 'aegre^tlon hi Montgom- New York,' Sept. 8 (Ah—A 17- Hospital in Detroit. ' - , ery 'e tty parks la unoonatitu- By WILLIAM L. RYAN Callas, Onassis Dates jrear-old boy waa accused today of Senate to Lake irp bill in allow honol. He aleo held invalid a' (AP Newe Analyst) - stabbing a man . to death in .the higher Interest rates on Series E city ordinance which prohibits street In the city’s latest outbreak As a boy, Nikita Khrushchev and H government savings bonds, Integration - Iq, public recreatian- of teenage violence. wag good to his mother. He at­ with overwhelming passage , pre­ Start Milan Buzzing al facilities. Johnson's ruling dicted . . . Commandant o f Coast The fatal stabbing last- night tended Sunday achool at the Ideal does not mean, however, that Guard rei-elves a dressing down brought to five the number of peo­ Negroes ran use white parks; church and recited the Gospels from Treasury Department official ple slain by teenagers.in Manhat­ Milan, llal.v'. Sept. 8 —MilanS-mained at the t iter only a few since all 13 of the city’s parks fo.' allowing two admirals to take tan In little more than two weeks. from memory. IJe was a cracking buzzed today over dating between] minutes hav'e been rinsed since the Aral good halfback at soccer. In short, their relalives.on a .month-long in­ Jrhe rising tide of street violence JiJaria MeneghinI (lallaa and ship­ NewaotofiTiad been trying to o( this year. and juvenile crime has aroused the ne was Nikita Khrushchev: X-I^ spection tour of'Europe . . : One or ‘twp-year extension of Civil Rights owner Artiatotl^ Onassis. Italian find the duo since last Thursday 1 city. Police started a crackdown a Russian boy. rQUESTfONED IN SLAl’tNO Cort'tolaBion a p p e a r s likely' as papers said thei stormy soprano's When they were photographed dur- ’ wgek ago. and since then have ar­ This is the picture of Khrush­ Boston, Sept.,* iJb—Mlaa Car­ chev now emerging from his own House gives, its leaders authority marriage is headed for the rock*!, ing s 5-hour champagne date at rested over 300 youths on minor Miss Callas sppear£$t again'.last men Gomez, 21, coUege-stndent and thousands ' of other words to hy-pass the"^i(lM Odmraittee. Milan’s Monte Carlo night club. | charges. ' night in the corqpany'"' of the In the. past two days. Miss Cal-, daughter of .Dr. Eboristo Gomez pouring from...... Moscow...... press and Bomb explodes otitai^ the build' of Havana, Cuba, waa shot to Since the year began, youths fabulous Greek who bAs figured in las had been reported ib Nice. radio'.in English and other-Ian-j ‘nft bousing the Apostolftr-Nlnclo at death today and police picked u(> liave killed 11 people, eight of guages, in ffdvance of his visit to ' Q.uatemala City, but no one is in stories of troiible-'between the 35- France.-and Onassis in Venice. them In c’lashee- between the tough year-old singer' and. her 62-.vear-‘ Meneghini has been at his,sum­ a student boy friend for ques­ the United States. jured . . . Uncle Will Ledfqnl and tioning. Homicide' detectives, street gangs that' flourish In the his wife, both 1,00 years old, cele­ old huabandT ' Italian industrialist mer viUa on Lake Garda near ( The round little man with the questioning Barr.v Shulman, SI, city slums. . brate 79th >veddtng anniversary to­ Giovan Battista Meneghini. / Verona. Mrs. Onaa.sis was, reported" .steely' cold blue eyes will appear of Boston, quoted him as say­ Last night’s stabbing took place day . . . Chinese Communists Are Newsmen confronted OnassiS in Venice. ' before American as the new ing she was shot accidentally about 10 blocks north of ,the Bow­ 173, shells at (Juemoy Islaads on and the diva outside ; La Seals Milan’s big morning paper II ; Khrushchev, 1959 model. The ad­ 'rihls morning ’ after he spent ery. Police say Ramiro "l^fnan. \J, odd-numbered fdonday. ther) hipse Opera where Miss Callas scored Giorno quoted one of Meneghini’s ^ vance billing'portiays the Soviet, most of last night in her apart- who came here from Puerto Rico into ' even ntimbeied Tuesday si­ many of her Iriumpha. They asked lawyers as saying: premier as anything but a sinister . ment. . - several weeks ago, argued with leader of a world conspiracy 'using, lence . . . Metal-lined clothes ifor about the reports of a rift and a “A aentimental break between ■ T)>omas Jordan, 28, of The Brorjx< men and women'forecast at York, romance, the singer and Meneghini Is deAnite I the name communism. On the con­ «*3,neo NEW LONDON FIBE and chased him for aeveral WoCks. trary, it makes him the prototype' England, as -faithlon of the future. ' "I cannot make any statement And i.n'eparab'le." throwing broken piecejp-t« pave­ “ Southern New England Tele­ yet.'" Miss Callas replied. "Maybe U Giorno said the lawyer, Cesare .New London, 8«pt. 8 (ffi—A }• of all aifccess story hi^roes who ■alarm Hrc marked by dieiiBe ment at him. Wh5n-

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.1. MANCHESTER EVENING UKRALD, MANCHI^STER, COKH.. TI.IESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, I9S9 P A G E T H R E E , I FAGKTWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONH., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, W58 ■ ___ _ 1 He added that they had also I A fu io v p r stayed on one side of the rs ft SALESMAN—Pari that Traffic Deaths elothlng, s'gperlstH^ pretetn A attention of Laser Molaavlth Clear Title to Depot Square ,Four Nef^roes p hile , aiding the injured hoy so Kaganovich, then the dreaded iron Asaurea Vote of Minorities that the cable would not ; he evening' hour*. 'Other npnNtag* ysnked. adding to the yourha.piHi for anleaiady ami f«*hler. Many Moscow Pictures Khrushchev commissar o f the Ukraine. He was ___■ ( Fast Thiiikinjr Totai Tops 430 sent to Moscow's taduatrial acade­ SheintYold on Bridge MANSFIELD Hitiffes on Wording in Deed Join Whites in The raft ’.va* declared out of benefit*. bound* and later removed to th* my, •‘WOBTR »Y MOBTIlWRaT" RORf.RT HAI.L riJm fFJI As Anything but Sinister Red Red Barn across the cove for stor­ Route .5— So. M'Indaor tinder such Important patron- la Celer 8*le of the Sew Haven Railroad* tied, the' title wlU not be ar i Saves Voiilli Over W eekend —------I age, Khruahchev proepered. He Rights Report Urges Florida School age on land. The raft 1* ■■ii.stnnc- -7 ANCIENT WHEBEE Seutli dealer Mamie Oarea '.‘IM4MN VBCRI.KM" property at Depot Square to the' ceplahle.” P«C« Om) arily taken from the water after fO m r n m i toM > skenttral crowd I was Bhrawd enough to pick the (TULL WORKS Nortb-Soutli vnlucrable tow-n for 23.5..500 has been tempo-' The titie search Is being con- ^ , Labor Day. Of the foui anchora (('ontinned from Page One) ducted for the t«wn by the Hart-: « onriniied from Page One) of CatholiCB in Poland. "I attended ] SUlln-Trotaky By Alfred Shetawald NORTH rarily delayed until g clear title can ' ' Caujslit at Uaft liaed 0*1 the raft three are held leader frem rt(t to tune m th« church school and w-oh a ITA. Masters Tnun ChamplfMi A I 4 2 'I W*4.. M. Laacaeter • M. Deetlai be produced ford law firm of ^Oilman and i k^h. hy chains snd only one hy cable. The Safety t.’oi/rtalt*’. said this NATALIE NORMAN worM'a top Communist iMder. from the prleai for knowing the » Moscow p a i^ *71*. ^Tu' Federal Registrars se 9 5 Atty. Herbort Phelon, chairman .Mark* which also maintains an of- I"' Richmond. Va , school bell* John Perry, 10, of 211 Hollister years heavy toll agafrl ■. smphas- WhU« working In a coal mlna." k.. mlttee and member of the All- Four way* that are dark and ♦ AQ64 '■DEVIL'0 DISCirLR" fice In Manchester. signaled the start rtf integrated .Mother* t'liih lo .Meet Gospels by heart. of the Town Parking Authority. Sr,-. Manchester ■was saved from izea the need for greater etfort hV DANCE STUDIO wrota ona of these chroniclers, Later, lie added another tidbit in Union Central Committee. He trick* that ar* vain Juat wiatch any A A J 4 2 ■aid the railroad has been asked to . Under the provisions set up by schools in two more Virginia com- Dr, Harriet .Nash of the State "Toung Nikita Khrushchev often the making of the new Khrush­ toured industrial areas to root out (ConHnited from Page One) veteran bridge expert. He .has a WEST EAST clear up a few things regarding the the railroad when It first pl"ced lo^sy. possible drowning yesterday after- Department of F.duiatton- will everyone both in public and thought shout the Injustice of the Stalin's enemies, then helped Ka­ AA85) S 9 6 speak *1 the meeting of the .Vtoth- private capacity- lo prevent traf­ Opening in Manchester chev. . ^ coilectlbn of old gags and traps, wording In the deed by which the the jiroperty up for hid. the pur­ At Charlottesville in central noon s f Andover Ijike Beach by capitalist system then pravalllng in ganovich marshal labor for build­ they "would eatingulBi more rights f I 8 7 J WAK62 ser qpust search the title. Be- era Chib *1 8 p.m tomorrow m >i was once a rather good half­ and he ia not ashamed to ^ t them then 'Hartford, Providence andt rha Virginia, 12 Negroes enrolled at three qiiick-thlnklnf Ary^over fic accidents. Tnrsfiay, .S e p t . IS th Russia .... He learned from his ing the Moscow subway. For all than they would protfct." ♦ 9 7 2 ♦ J 10 I-J BURNSinr: « ause'' of the heavy work load the elsmsnUry SchrWil. Her sub­ back at soccer. That was ,not an this he wron hia llrat Order of Fiahklll Flailroad acquired ttie^^f^u I youngster*.' The Assoriated Press surveyed ■ own experience that, for the work­ exclualvelv offensive or defensive "The only step remalnfng io , out when the wind aeema to be A 10 7 A 9 65,. Town counsel Philip Bayer and two former while schools. ject will he the parents' role In Britlah-.American Onh Lenin, highest awani in the USSR. iiuiiN'ii't -'VI ( uin. i ^ -'Nr> property ‘from Minor White many Warren County High at Front . Perry apparently wa* trapped the -Aug. 21-24 weekend, a non- ing man. all boesea are the same poaiUbn. It was both." nid ha plsy aaeure irompleU federaIisation..(H blowing from the right direction. SOtrTH years ago. Assistant Town Counsel Richard the prepsrslion of.'the pierschool ■J.5 MAPLE 8Y. .... "the Capitalists helped to a Today he has four'olheri. plus' a A K Q 10 7 Royal in no'rthern Virginia opened by a cable between the weh of hi* holirl»\ period, fo^- comparative against foreign learn*, like the the nation," Raatland # d, Law are already handling, the title child for srhool. great extent to ntake me a Com­ glittering display of leaser medal*. What would happen to tl>l* hand V Q 10 4 , Starts Tomorrotr! One section in the dond, daughter: port someone "down out at the The Women's (Jiilid of si. total dead was 469. acted like a lord. Beginning life called the feport "a deliberate dis­ South would lose a sped* and ip the form of the Minor White dates have been .set. Khruahchev. to all appearsncea membership in the powerful pal­ 3 NT AM P**i «!WM0:9fl raised by some North F.nders ss to of .Mr, and Mrs. Charlea W. Pond raft " Peter s Episcopal Church will hold Thi' last Foiirlh of .I'ul.y holl-- aa a shepherd boy and coal miner, tortion' of the facta." and said it three hearts and would therefore Opening lead — V3 g P.M. Two areas resumed- today the thinking only In terms of pekce and ace guard, the Politburo, by 1938. whether or not the land should le­ provision. ojieration of schools integrated Sr., II Richard P-d., haa enlisted In Robert Welch, 21. .Steve Patrick. s "Get-Acquainted , meeting, fea day, there were 276 dead in traf­ he came to epitomise the new repraaents "nothing more than score game and rubber. Ail very 1 The New Haven Railroad re- the WAVES and will enter Officer love for mankind. Prom World War II he emerged a gally revert back to the While ; for the first time last year. They 20. Arthur Goodate, 17. and Tom­ tilling Military WfiYsl, at', 8 to­ fic, 60 hoaling accident*. 119 I Communist proletarian elite which the preconceived notion* of three cut and dried. Probably nobody ; celved permission several weeks Candidate. School at Newport, R. night in Phelps Hall, Hehion, STUDENTS He Intends to Impress Americans political licutenknt general, con­ a ENDS TONTOHT a heir* if the site was used for other are the Atlantic port of .Norfolk' my Goodale. 16 swam quickly to drowning* and 65 from miscel­ ; rose from the wreckage of Bol- cerned at least ss miich wdth pflri Individuals." would see that opportunity had' him. The defender* taka four i ago from- the .Stale Public I'llli- I., on Oct, 2«. and the world. hearts and the ace of apade*,.and than railroad pinposea. and Alexandria, across the Polo- the boy*' aid while beach c«n- Parakeet Istst laneous cause*. X He probably will pul on s great : shevik equalitarian ideals, a true ty control In the army a* ,,.W’lth Supporting the report waa Hen­ knocked while East had hia hear­ •*MyiteiiaaB"— ‘•Angry Hills” At that time Phelon said, and re,- I lies Commission to sell the prop- Mias Pond receivetl her baitvelor A blue and white Parakeet, I repreaentative of Russia's new then maintain a tactful alienee mac River from Wa.shington. stshle William Kowalski searched ahow. wrinning the war. ry Edward Schultz, national chair­ ing aid turned off. peated again today, that any ques- I erty. The permission was given of arts degiee from Connecilcut named "Peppy" was lost by -Mr : privileged class. Just put a veteran expert in the while North moan* bitterly about Alexandria's neighbor, Arling­ for a boat. In Moscow. Khrushchev Is pre­ Khnishchav turned hM attention man of the Antl-Dafamatlon lion* regarding the legalit.v’ of the ' with the provision that an exist­ College in New lyindon in .lune. snd -Mrs. John Rogardii* of Old Japa (tning to Rraxif League of B'nai B'rith. Ha said it East seat, and things might work the partner* he haa to endure. ton County, resiimed integrated She majored tij F-ngllah. and was a Steve Patrick Immediately'be­ sented as a model Soviet citlsen, Khruahchev wa* what Ruaalan* agriculture. He triad to trana- title would he .settled before the ing 3R-foot right of way now in gan to help lo keep the youth's Slate Rd , Ando'ver, Saturday father to four fine children, grand­ callkit am "Bpoaobny Chelo'vyek" AiaWrArAk** __ —anat% . ” ^ _____ "courageously deals wih th ree out quite dirterently. Take a good look at East'* use remain iinenriimbered, and school operations last Tuesday for member of the alhlelic aaaocialion, Tokyo-, Sept, A •ntire form collective farina into agro' sale Is completed. head aboye water while Welch afternoon. father to three, devoted to his able fellow. He had the physique points at which the shoe pinches Recognizee Sltuatioa heart* to make sure that you will "The toM’n will be amply pro­ : that an easement for power trans­ the second time. Arlington first the radio club and VVig and Candle population of a tirvy .T*pane*e la- gorods (farm pttiea) and the peas­ recognize the plot the next time it .EAST HARTFORD sent Arthur Ooodale in lo shore to The young bird haa been a con­ motherly second wife. Nina, who of a Ruaalan bear, a vast store f ants into farm laborers without hardait" In race relations — vot­ The old-timer in the East seat tected." he s.sid, "for unless the mission line* be retained. .Several Integiated Its schools last Feb- drama'group. land, i.« pl*nninjr III emigrate to cornea along. You need A-K-x-x and riiary. fetch the pliers from Welch's car.. stant companion for'th* couple reared his family. All this purports energv, a talent for blaming hia private plots of their own. He wa* ing rights, housing and education. recognizes the heart situation. prordsinns of the deed are fiill.v *et- stores front on the right of way. new homes 12,000 miles awsy in 2 or 3 KINO to be the story of a brilliant suc­ mlatakea on others and turning de­ too enthualaatic. Stalin slapped He said the comntiaslon should "Plot No. 179-A," he thinks to your partner's lead must convince Delaware's public schools, under When CJoodale swam bark. Welch since a .year ago -when he: wa* Brazil cess well earned. feat Into victory. But hia'begin- him 'down. He bounced back, and be continued, because it "aerves himself. “It'a corny, but what can you that declarer ha* three card* in j federal rourt order, begin -inle- Rulirecl Teacher began cutting the cahle, hut the' presented as s gift to Mrs. Bogar- They ate (he «(i inhahil ahis. of Khrushchev’s life ha*, indeed, nitWa were undlatlnguished. Jay the eve of Stalin's death in an invaluable. function by provid­ 1 lose?” the suit. (You wouldn’t want to ! gration in the first grade tofnor- pliers broke. Kowalski found * diis hy her husband. The, couple 'Himejima, off .Japan's aoiithern- NOTCIOOKS Khruahchev had no part In the. lose the second trick to a doubletoh been a auccera story—Communist 'early 1953. Khruahchev waa a ing a place where differing views So East wins the first trick with KABI.Y RIBD SHOW j row and Thursday. \lark.s 70lli Year boat and rowed out to assist. are offenng a reward, for the moat island of K.viishu. Ruaalan revolution. Not until J9l8 queen.) Win the flrat trick with the Broker Challenges Leclerc I.ARGB AELF-mON style. He rose to the top by claw- highly influential politician. can be brought. Where facta can the ace of hearts. The idea la to — All Color — Twenty-three Negro children Other pliers were obtained from bird's return. Bogatdiis said, !, A Japsnese Catholic prieat. Fa­ tag his way up over a heap of did be join the Bolshevik part^ at But until his doth year, Nikita give South the impression that ace, return a low card, and wear a have spplieU for admission to first Miss F.fla R. Healey, who re­ nearby homes and brought out. ; ther Tetsiiji Sasaki, has received . ALL PKirr.il outtet of the civil war which fol­ be established and where means bland, untroubled look. It work* at corpeea and discards. Khruahchev was unknown to the can be davlaed to deal with them." West has the king of hearts. “THK mTCOANEEB" On Pension Investment View 1 grade claaaea Jn previoualy all- tired in June after 42 year* of but none were the kind needed fori YlanrIiMiter F.vening Herald word from a friend in .Sao Paulo. lowed the Bolahavlk selnlre of the outside world, a faceless, quiet Now East lead* the deuce of leaat four times out of five! "BOI.IDAY FOR. LOVERS" ! whit* achoola In Kent and Suaaex ■ the job. The ronslable's wife had > .Andos-er rorre«pondent. Mljp. Paul ' that the- Brazilian government has DEWEY-RICHMAN NlkiU Sergeyevich Khrushchev revolution. He joined.^a proletarian But Sen. Herman T a I m a d g c teaching in .Manchester piiblif. was bom April 17. 1894. His man. He has made up for all that (D-Gb ) said "the effect of car- hearts instead, of cashing hia other Dally Question — Wodnotdur — coimtiea in aOuthern Delaware, .schools celebrated her 70th birth­ called the fire department in the.n. Pfanstlehl, telephone - Pilgrim grshted aiithorinatlon for the im- 707 MAIN RT. regiment in the Donate Baain. Lat top heart. If South la convinced Partner opens with one heart, The Manchester office of Sheart-m* for the funds, particularly a bank. j Dr. George R. .Miller Jr., atate meantime, for the" emergency; 2-08.50. I migrstion. ' .! father. Sergei, probably owned a irii headed tar^ciStTia wc- y**«’ that agency aa an unconstitutional _____ . : ;«E PRANK' day .Sunday at her home. 92 Rifle tiny plot of land around the mud- that West has the king of hearts, 'and the next player pasaea. Yoti ronlzbl I . Bwmpor Clab NIU Hammlll A Co., today challenged 1 was to come up for discussion, I Riiperintendenl ' of public inatriic-' St . .Springfield, Mass. truck advising them of the boys' lion of the Kurak City ^o'viet near proposals would be to perpetuate the opinion of'Town Treasurer Wal-' Leclerc aaid. read hovel near Kallnovka which (Tomorrow: The l-onclv Pln- that agency as an uncenatltutional he will finesse the ten of hearts at hold: Spadea—9 0; Hearts—A K 6 ' tion. aaid today that It i.s po.saihle Mi.ss Healey received me.ssage* diffii'iiltyj with the cable and ask­ hi* birthplace. Back in military the second trick. South’s only J ; Diamonds—J 10 8 3; (Tiuba—9 ‘ ter Leclerc that the Ibwn's pension i Tlie Board was also expected to ing for boat plier.« was Nikita's birthplace. Russia service, he commanded a battalion naele.) Inatmment of meddling and inti­ j more ,''Jegro piipila will apply for of congialulations and best wish­ chance, or so he is led to believe, is 0 5. What do you say ? funds would be better hanmed by a; disc,.ss getting the "prudent man” j admlsaion. ' Kowal.*|ii rowed back in lo shore was not, 1 8 Khrushchev now In- flghtta'g White Russian forces. It midation from which no facet of commercial bank than a brokerage, rule into the pen.sion ordinance, al- es from many colleagues here. aiata, Capitalist. It was feudal REAL LABOR DAY that East has the Jack of hearts. Answer; Bid two heart*. You ' The !?lale Board of F-dticafloh for blankets fo wrap the boy a* >yak wiped out, but hr escaped the lives, fortunes and a a c r a d hoilae. ^ I lowing the money to he.used in a .She was graduated from East under the taanat monarchy., blame and became a political com­ Gamer, N.C., Sept. 8 IJPt— Labor If South finesses the ten of have top values for this ^fre*k bid, waa ordered'April 24 to integrate Hampton High School, East soon a.* he was freed. Firemen, An- honor of the American people hearts in this hand. West wins with but you cannot quite afford a Edward W. Krasenlcs, managei j nvoader range of investments with Khruihchev’g father. If he own« missar for a, guerrilla detach­ Day waa Just that for Delay, a would be Immune.” the-races one grade a year .start­ Hamplon, Mass, in 1908. and two diew Gasper was among those ar­ the Jack. West lead* a third heart stronger response. of the securities Investment branch, ^ possiblv greater JiekI thkn those riving with the rescue Inick and land, was a "kulak" or property- ment. After the civil war he 2-yaar-old redbona hound. She And Rusaell said h* would "do said he (ontacted 'Town Direclors j,, which it i4 invested now. ing with the first grade this fall. years later was graduated finni owning peasant of the class worked as an iron miner. spent the day siViiiK birth to -10 to the king, and South turns .purple (Oopyriifht 1959, General the Normal -School at North he and Kowalski rowed back to everything within my power to aa he resiles what has been done to Features Corp.) in an efforl lo ''enlighten I.,ecleic| (_,pi.|erc has asked Town. Counsel Khruahchev later helpM Stalin Khruahchev got hia first chance pup*. make this iniquitous bit of decep­ that licensed brokerage firms are philjp Bayer for an opin'ton on •Adams. .Ma.ss. She taught' in Gil- the raft with,'lie blankets, pliers liquidate phyalcally and brutally. for formal schooling at i7, when The owner, Mre. M. D. Hill Jr., tion the last report that this com­ •as well-qualified ns hanks to inve l ' whether an agent ran be named Swimmers Pass sum, N H,, Rowe, Colrain and Bar­ and a Firat ^ id kit. Welch fin­ Papa Khrushchev also worked in, he was sent to a "rabfak" work- of Rt. 1. Gamer, Bays she la going mission will ever have an oppbr- pension money and that the in-; nile adopted without'X,' rie. Mas*., before coming to.Man­ ished cutting \he cables which to have to bottle feed some of the held the boy an\ h» Was given, the coal mln^ near the Ukrainian 'ers' faculty school in Kharkov in unity to make." vestments "'mild be as well-pio-1 chester, border. ths Ukraine. After a aerie* of pupa. TTiere Just isn't room for all •BATTLEOROCND" fected. Sailers Les.sons The foi nier teacher's first ap­ first aid a* soon ^ he wa*' lifted ' The report-waa based on com- "TANK rORCK" I'- said the Institute of Piihlii-. "la’han I waa a boy," Khruahchev minor party Job*, he attracted the of them at the table. Tile opinion lliat banka are bel­ on the raft. He wasvJhen rowed to misalon studies and inveatigations .‘teiwice at ■ the Cniversily of-Con- pointment in thi* town wa* in 1917 — Wednesday — ter-equipped. and that Ihcir |nvest-1jnerticul told him Hartford had lo The ^Ve^ealion- Department an- . at the South. School. She_later., jdinre and taken h\\ the reaciie ' since January 1958 in three area* Sal Mlaee Is menia muld bp safer canVe' finin" truck to the .Manchester Memor­ of civil rights; Discrimination in ■A PRIVATE'S ArPSIR" I obtain a special act for the same noimcea that the following peison* taught at Rnbert.son and Hollistei l*>clerc at a meeting of the Direc­ ' move. have completed the third set of St. schools, and her final as.sign- ial.Hospital where he \as treated! voting, education and housing. SQUARE DANCE rsalto Bumper Clab Nile tors' fiscal policies committee last tor cuts of the second toe on hi* Maw V0A swimming lessons at Salters Pond: menl was at Lincoln Sehnol, The law creating the commia- week. right font. He was released after- EfST AHIAO OF THF RtSF Beginnrt'S C: .Tirrtmy Blain. Mark During the war years. Miss aion apeciflcally charged it to in- II .camp after he recnYnmended . Williams. Mary Toniaaai. Bob, treatment. \ veatigate alleged denial of voting R e p la e in g P a n e s Healey helped with rationing of that the Hartford National Rank * Bergen, Dean B e n a e n, Charles gas and sugar, worked on Rod Praise* Teeinager*' F.Ro rights. It authorized the other recommendation was madg by Trust ,Co . which acquired a Man -1 Gowen. Cross linves and rolled bandages Constshle Kowalski prais. studies but did not direct that they Battle in regard to federal Jurors. cheater branch last Ma>'. . be j \ Costs ToMii $158 Begmner.4 B: Sandia ^tr'Kgy. quick thinking and immedial be made. But the supplementary etate- LESSONS for the Red Cross. .She also named aa fiscal management agent .lanice Pierte. Cheryl Sieffert. Pajil worked ■’m a rnmmiUee for the tion by the youths on the b . The commlsalon conducted hear­ menta set forth the poaltlon of one for the tnwTi's roughly $5flB.ono in Blain. Ravmond Vogt. Ross Ding- * ings and court actions in Alabama, or more commissioners on pro­ MANCHESTER SQUARE DANCE CLUB pen.sion money. I Three youngsters between ths Centennial celebration of the ages of 12 and 15 were taken Into wall, Boh Blejlei. F.riward Keidei- town. extensive fleld atudlea. anil investi­ posals on which there was dis­ Thai hank has rcquc.sled that the ling. Cheryl Hnlt. Glen Schaefer. gations of complaints from New agreement. Last ShowinR Tonight! town's financial business be split cuatod.v during the weekend for Miss-Healey was a member of, I HO! MANCHESTER RESIDENTS, breaking windows at the Waddell Francesca Gales. Dennis Dillon, the Teachers' Club of Manrheatei 'Vork. Louiriana, Tennessee, North For example, Hannah. Heaburgh more eqiiilahly between it and the ^ Barbara Ijalashiiis, .Judy Ijilashui.s. , and Johnson proposed the voting PROPERTY OWNERS .School, police reported. and the American Childhood Edu­ Carolina, Florida and Oklahoma. Diiney Policy— Children Connecticut Bank A Tni:*! Co . .Steven Toniaasi. amendment and atorj-, Carlton and FORMER STUDENTS The window-breaking incident cation Assn. j The report aaid: t'nder S Free Children which arouired a Manche.ster Beginner A: Billv Walker. Jackie "Against the prejudice of Battle opposed it in a separate 0 to It 85o—Adnits 75n branch last December. was reported last week, si which atatement. HEN! Tu e s d a y s , s t a r t in g s e p t . i s time police were given an esti­ Porter. Chip Poaler. Larry Kahn. registrars and Juror*, tlye U.S. A similar request for a share in Donna Parcia, Nancy McKay. Don government appears, under pre- Battle moat frequently differed tmi’n businc.‘5s was made tndav by mate of damage In the school by with the other commlaaionere and DARBY O'GILL a sciinol official. Police were told Piilford, Dave- Dingwall, .lohn Covenlr'%" Driver .sent lew, to be helpless to make HERE! KEENEY ST. SCHOOL, 8:00 Krasenic.'s Me .said Shearson Ham- O'Neill. Billy .Sproiil, .Janet Ouel­ good the guaranteee of the U.g. in a final and last-minute state­ Shown Flrat at 8:20 mltl A Co ".seck.s no faVora." but .4158 worth of glass had been ment, received after the textual th.o t -the—offif e. -a local one. em- ; broken, lette. Sherry Greenwood, .Sally '^Miirl ill Mishap cbnatitution." IK)NT WAIT! NO OTHER^LASS WILL HiH'd.-S8Hy-fcaF((«i~Rog«4:-Huiabor Da.v holiday rights law no one had yet been for tile town without charge. ling recreation periods at the Zipkin. Linda Pulford. Pam Dural registered aa a result. the nature and tenor of the report. Leclerc last- week .said he felt school, in area towns. In my Judgment it ia not an im­ Swimmer B: Kathy .Johnson. Bo« le E Blackburn, 28, of 'These' statements were con­ EARL JOHNSTON, Caller and TMcher brokerage house* could, if they ! The three juvenllea caught fi/r Barbara Reale. Jean Reale." .Susan tained In excerpts from the re­ partial factual atatement, such 'as wanted, make Investments leas last week's incident are not le- Highland Rd , ' Covenlr.v- Suffered I believe to have been the intent FOR INFORMATION CALL MI S-0998 or Ml 9-4800 Leblanc. port made available in adiVance. safe than tho.se hank* can make. sponsible for that much damage. Swimmer A: Debbie Karp, Cindy head and .shoulder injunea Salur- There included the findings and 14 of Congress, but rather, in large 'He said iilmosl pmtoetinn should I police said. The three will he le- day night, when hi.* auto .skidded part, an argument in advocacy of .Spector. Pat Schwarz. Sue Crane, No. 5 in a series of discussions about the importance numbered recommendation! of the be mainlaiMPd in the iiRerpata of feri ed to juvenile . authorities, y a J e r 1 e tVabrek, Ron WaJu ek, , on sand and hit a boulder on South commission as well aa statements preconceived ideas in the field of the town's pensioners Polii e also received reports to­ Sf. Willimantic. Blackhiirn was of Connecticut’s insurance industry to the State race relations." Bruc/> Stavens. made by the commissioners in­ .'Saying that l>eclerc "needs a day of windows broken at the Advanced Swimmer: Lee T-enlo- admitted In Windham Communitv dividually or in groups. Chairman Hannah aaid the com­ ■ P. t C S D ' ' 0 S i , tittle educatiriii as to who and who Bowers and Nathan Hale Schools. Mermrial Hospital in Willimantic. mission “haa attempted to provide iU Traymorc and I were sitting ment-any mjmbcr of projects designed of the Southern Methodist Univer­ rights problem. It ia a problem, .Adults: Fldith Mason, Helen LAST TIMES TONIGHT He added that hia offii e has _a cumulation of summer recreation Schaefer, Syd Bellefleiir. Rose at 7 a m, yeslei'day and knocked in his living room a few nights ago, talking to help you drive safely.” sity Law School; John S. Battle, aa our report makes clear, that is down six . fence post.*. native to neither North nor South. Clint Walker-Kookle Bymee In "YELLOWSTONE KELLY” separate investment advisory de­ accidents, school officials saiii, -Siirdek. former governor of Virginia; .‘(chool officials .said they choae He was vlarned for inattention about the insurant: industry’s responsi­ Doyle E. Carlton' former governor It ia, rather, a dilemma that con­ partment hamllmg-over $100 mil­ -Junior Life Saving: Pat " I fight my way through morning STARTS TOMORROW-:-FOR ONE FULL WEEK lion of whicli $1.5 million is in pen­ not to repair the windows as they Schwarz, Chris Kaefer. Sue Crane, to driving hy Slate Policeman bility to promote safety in all phases of of Florida; the Rev, Theodore M. cerns all Americans. David Comp. WITH THE NEW' traffic...” . Heaburgh, president of Notre "We believe that this report, MATINEES 2 P.M.—EVENINGS CONTINUOUS FROM 5:40 sion funds alone. are broken hiif to wail until the Rriice Stavens. Stu Goddard. our lives. I challenged Bill to tell me every Meanwhile, a meeting of the day before the achoola opened to Instnictors this season at Sal­ CHOPPED ■‘Which, I 'might Dame University; aind George M. whose bipartiaan contributors in­ move he made . . . starting from the min­ .Tohnaon, the Negro member, who clude both Southerners and North­ town's Pen.sion Board wa* ached- install 'hew glass. ters were .Alan Wabrek, Eleanor 3 0 0 0 SPEE.D FILM add, would be a lot is a former dean of the Howard erner*, will greatly assist the pub­ tiled for 4 p in today at which the i Window repairs will be made to­ I Panciera, Tom Baaeler, and Tom ute he got up till he reai:hed his office. suhlert of getting a fiscal agent ^day and tomorrow. Hvaon. worse than it is if the University Law School. lic in understanding a problem The only specific dissent to a that cries for solution.” MARLOW'S "W ell. . . the alarm goes o ff. . . I get insurance industry, Under current law the commis- Everything for back-lo-schnnl at marl.O\\_ prices! u p ... shower and shave . . . Peggy gejs hadn't pitched in many aion goes out of existence fiO days l BEEF J my breakfast while I dress . . i** from today, biit the report took years ago and spon­ “A BABE IN A HOUSE cognizance of pending proposals sored driver training in Congress to extend its life. JAMES STEWART SHOWN EVENINGS PLUS 8 S t o o g e s c o m e d y "Now wait a minute." 1 said, “let's sec IS lA WELL-SPRING OF S:40-8:.30 'I courses for our young people. They’ve Gn the controversial school in­ AT 8:05 how the insurance indusjtry stands over PLEASURE” tegration problem, for example, L E E REM ICK ajso helped set up the Center For Safety the commissioners proipoaed an ex­ X your shoulder the first haU hour of your PLUS BIO HIT FOB ' Education, where teachers, supervisors - ‘ (Author’s Name Below) tended coramiaaion to set up an day. Your electric clock, electric razor, advisory and conciliation aerrice BEN GAZZARA THE ADULTS OPENING the light switches in your house, the ap­ and school administrators receive training Life offers no greater to help local school offlciala de­ velop plans for transition from pliances in Peggy’s kitchen-thcy’re all in teaching good driving practices.” pleasure than to see one’s *ARTHUR OXONNEL own baby, grow up happy segregated aystema to integrated inspected and approved by the' Lin- “Where was I... I get to the plant, aystema. and healthy. Babiee have ‘e v e A R D EN OF d ciw ter’s Laboratories, an organization park my car in' the lot and take the They also proposed that the much to look forward to in com)nlzaion serve as a clearing sponsored by many of our Connecticut elevator to my office. What else did the in­ this wonderful age of prog­ house for Information about pro­ 'kathrynigrant insurance companies to be sure electrical surance industry do for me this morning?” ress and increased life ex­ cedure* used by. achool diatrict* in Integration. AND THE POLAROID' O u h fa n c/i f^ r o r lu c e .S ftc c ia i equipment is safe. Tlhe cosmetics and,, “Why you’ve just mentioned pectancy. 9 'X another Another proposal in the ediica- ^and JOSEPH N. WELCH M g e Weaver REPEATING lotions in'" your medicine cabinet. . . the ' big job for insurance companies—plant We welcome the oppor­ (ionAi fleld would have the Oflice STARTS TOMORRW ITALIAN FRESH tunity to help fight any of Education and thy Cenaua Bur "THE FIVE PENNIES" 'food in the kitchen'cupboafd. . . products safety. The men in your plant are pro­ reau niake an annual school cen­ COMING SOON W e t n e r^s invading di.sturhance that STARTS WED., SEPT 28 Starring Danny' Kaye of allKks^riptions, are examined thorough­ tected by gogi^es, safety shoes, gloves and sus which would ahow by nice the “AUNTIE MAME” ■A threatens baby’s future. We ly by laboratories of our insurance com­ helmets because the insurance companies number of students enrolled in ' “INDISCREET” "TH€ NUN'S STORY' also^ "SC A R E r^ ST T Fr" Now wc have the amaz­ Prunes can supply the fresh, potent public educational institutions. ing ,3000-speed Polaroid panies to be sure they’re safe to use.” make it their business to prevent industrial The three southern membera. Dean Merttn—Jerry l.mvia Maoi and Rraduca Rrlcas tN sclivs Tuas. and Wad., la^ am bar 8*h *H^ 8(h vitamins and baby[ foods Land film and the re­ accidents. Insurance company engineers Storey, Battle and Carlton, in a LITTLE MUSIC SHOPPE " t start herding the your physician will specify. supplementary statement said peating wink-light — the inspect boilers, analyze industrial atmos­ children 'into their In our prescription depart­ "further study and Investigation combihation that lets you phere, devise safeguards for m ach in es-^ ment are important medi- should be made of the areas where take indoor pictures any­ coats and I drop them frozen ^ oarl ..Sfyectaf! ci-nes to battle any attack­ school integration efforts ' run where w ithout FLASH-' oS. at school on the all Sort; of work around factories to pre­ counter to long-established ciia- ing jrerm or virus. Our baby B L X B s ! Now indoor pic­ "Y O R " C A R D E N «■ Pmk or Regular way to work.*' vent acejbenm.” ' toms and traditions that formerly 875 MAIN STREET ABOVE QUINN'S STORE department contains many had legal sanction,” tures are easier, faster, ' “I already kndw^about the elevator, aida for baby’ii comfort. "This trcmendoualy serious and Beverly Bollino Burton 'more tconomical than ' “ You may drop Frank!” com'^lex problem will not be solved MOORE GYM S U I T S ever before — and rjady them off at school, but -by haaj.y action but muat have the Lemonade 5 ‘^Lct’s not forget the in just 60 seconds besides! the insurance compa­ nloal careful and sympathetic con­ Come in and see a elevator! The reason YOUR PHYSICIAN sideration with due regard for the P i n k L e m o n a d e “ro»"GA8DiN 2 uozcans 3 9 < nies don't! Among way of life of lar^e numbers of DANCE STUDIO dtrnonsiration today. why elevators are the CAN PHONE 8 '.-J , -■a.''. many public services they perform is the Mitchell 8-6821 loyal Americana,'' /he added. — safest form of trans­ They took lasuAwith the text of Directors t Beverly and Lee Burton inspection of dhobis a ^ hospitals to be WHEN YOU NEED portation today is be­ tbe ration preceding the flndlnga ' n c e J ; , , sure that tragic disasters won’t occur. A MEDICINE and racommend’etions on educa­ o n d ( c J ib w f^ r i cause of the vigilance They inspect fire fighting equipment anjl tion, saying It ‘!la to a large extent D of the insurance in-' argumentative and colored by the *' la/ Save ^ou CaJt! ? also take part in a continuing nation-wide euthor’a views of the sociological 3 dustry, inspecting and working sritl) the 22 OAK STREET campaign for fire prevention." pick up your prescrip­ and philoao^ical aspects of the Claant PaUar, fajiSr ' [,•. ' , ' manufacturers ti> make sure they’re safe tion if shopping near ua, or school inte^rstipn problem.” (HOUSE and HALE BUILDING) ■v- Mwi u lutp umU 4ii#4aRiy afyi*? "After -breakfast, I gflt in the car and Xor-.us to use” let us deliver promptly l>/) Olaaaea of Milk AHrege R«i|w4utKMi -MOORt t hti*« lh« Hi head out on the highway toward the office." without extra charge, A Comet Cleanser . l CANS < We pnly covered an hour and a half ' Dea Moines—The average per umd fr**do*n ond o »hMt 2 29 great man.'; people entrust INCLUDING ALL INSTRUCTION METHODS FOR ' Opjins Clogged Drsini fail , ' ^ a.“And brother, ^ffSl is where the insuf-" of Bill’s-day, but I was able to"point out capita daily consumption of fluid . . . y#i r« o Aooi, ua with the responsibility 'milk in the United S ta te s; is IH VOICE. ORGAN, PIANO AND ALL OTHER INSTRUMENTS 1 o p rorticoi liiAd iHiS IS iMl liat lu Bin 'rouRi ance companies really hpid your hand!, more than a dozen instances of how some of filling thrir ' prescrip­ glaaaea. . /TAP BALLET AGROBAtIC . ilifri tooti fa«Kiori d#«iQn Ipr gyM Drano DRAIN CLEANER ' 12 0 I can 29« Connecticut insurance companies have Connecticut insurance company touched tions. May we compound MnH* from MOORE SoRfb^usd ALSO SECULAR AND SACRED SONGS The S'pfay Thai Cleans Windows Without Water < . yours 7 OVRKk>tf» ROLAROir been active advocates of a unifotm vehicle his life. Thousands of Connecticut men POPULAR SHEET MUSIC AND POPULAR BOOKS t’olnra; Red, swing bhie, maize, code, model mumcipal traffic ordinances, and women in t|iei insurance industry 'd e­ U : j. n Ct-l'K’I'lkf (.L'M iST- , JAZZ BALLROOM seafnam and white IMI eAMlju Windex WINDOW CLEANER . 20 o i 3u 39 . traffic controf devices, the improvement of vote their lives to protecting our safety— in all sizes. H.9S EHSTUJOOD MUSIC AVAILABLE FOR TINY LITTLE FINGERS ^ , ALCOA - keeps .Foods Freiher' ' A ! : ' ~ driver licensing u d traffic tpv enforce sometimes in spite of ourselves! I ' FOR CHILDREN and,ADULTS ^ Headquarters'for Rweat Shirts, TO THE ADVANCED VIRTUOSO : j .Sneakers, Gym .Sock* add Gym Bags. 'i- i "THE MYSTER1ANS" ' S : Aluminum Foil ROLLS , .' I For more information on this subject, write to Preflfcription Pharmacy Registration for the fall term no'w being accepted at the studio • Bent 2 5 5 ('•Ur B:SS-e:U 3 and 10, 7:80 to 9:00 P.M. or call MI 3-4448, d a y tim e r M ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ OPEN FROM I-P.M. to 5 P.M. DAILTond THURSDAY EVENINGS The insurance Information Office of Connecticut ' 801 Main Street Grecery .«n^ Frexen PHce« Effective Sept. Dth thru Set., Sept. 12th { Also: “ANGRY HILLS” ^ CAMERA SHOP 79 Fam ^$ton Avenue, Hartford ‘ Quotation by Martin Tupper l;*> MARtOWlS 901 M.AIX STRF.ET (1810)-1889) *\Dancing is not for ju s te chosen few; Dancing u for «iie4 one." i FOB EVERYTHrNG! MI 8-6821 Copyright. 1959 15W3) WM.. "Tils, IMarr *f Aaaa rraak”

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.. ' 1 - N pAtJE irotm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.f TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 19R?) PAG E PTVTi — 5L GFT SECURITY • MEN 16 60 • EARN MORE Hartford; Clifford Bata, Mila Hill the bombed buUdloga and they bomba had been the only incidenta Rd.; Danii North, 80 Ofova ft. Since the high schools had been The Bank that gives you PLANNED S E C U RI T Y Y n iith A c c iis ^ ii «»cfcBiUc V«-rtw»ft rABM « fBAHMfOW were quickly barricaded. Police Dlacharged yeaterdayj Phyllia Night Bombers were not aure Whetjher the boffiba reopened. Higgina Foraatvllle; Joan Caruao. ELEaRONICS CBIBI m iVltlBN CallaSy Onassis Dates were dynamite but Aasiitant Po­ The high schools had been closed In Stab • Death Preliminary Budget Compiled Talcottvllla Rd.. Vernon; Cynthie lice Chief R. E. Glasscock said he last year by Qov. Orval E. Faubui Rowe. Klllngton; Lena Ruch. 66 “ tlA tN -iY -O O IN O " efCtaiwfltere Hit Little Rock thought they were. Tlieite were no to stop Intem tlon. Only this sum­ The Baby Has riorencc Ave.; Mm. Frances Roy OlDfST HtCTKOmCS SCHOOl fires. . ' x mer .his school closing law was’ and daughter, 20 High St.; Lois Start^Milan Buzzing declared unconstitutional by a fed­ ^ (OeatMaed from Pagb Otfe) I Bv Town Board of Finance Thera h a continued demand for (ContliMied from Pago One) Bill Patterson, a hospital work­ Poirier. RFD 1. Klllngton. er, was walking with friends near eral court. B.M, Savings Account interpreter that be rhaaed I ,, <•' - ...... ^ TKAINED tKrtNICIANS, ( O f t taaad trani P »ga Ona) "was solely to make according for tkm of nine Negroes. Federal the school board building when, he -One of tha school board mem­ Veraon and ‘Palcoltrtlle news la Jordan, but denied atabblng him. | a preliminary town budgae of^ preceded by a meeting o f the *»- Clsites a company which had separate troops were called In to roqj[ore aaldf'''’’W e heard this big boom, ber#,- Russell Matson, Jr., said he Been Named ••• The aubbing came a abort time |2,64g,2»5 haa been compiled by the acutlva oonunlttee at 7:80 p.m handled throngb The Herald's SEPTEMBER 28 contracts’ with iSer and I^a Scala's kke a concussion." ^ and hi# family were a ‘little ner­ ttirt thasn differancea that ara very dlf- order. j, and fotlowsd by a social. Roolcville Bnrenu. 6 W. Main Beult to reaolve," orchestra. / ' Patterson and his friends ran vous but .not terribly so" after delivered a tough telavlalon apeech ; Vemon Board of Flnanca from da- Police Chief Gene Smith todk Gives you both Oomlai BvMto telephene Tttemnnt B-8 IM. ASK FOR F ill CATAIOO Much of'^laat month Miss Callas toward the School Board Building last night’s bombihgs. In which ha aaid juvenile crim e' partment requeata for tha naml "W e will ddhida by tonight or personal charge of his ItA men ChriaUnaa Baaaam have been tbrnormw what to do,” he said. and h^ nusband were guests of but aaid they didn’t Sba anyone. The home o f Terrell B. Powell. would be met «ith all the power year ending Aug, 81, 1960. The Uek$6g5-34M • Msrtfirt S, CdW. (Ur(», daughUr „ Mr._____ and ____ Mr*. Malvln KJnt, IT scheduled by Urns churches to MIM 6 6 FIK6 • MUan'a Corriere Della Sera O n a ^ s and his wife aboard who stopped motorists and pedes­ School board members were forced, Little Rock SchooFiniperintendent. at the city police can mueler. i figure waa releaeed bv Board avoid coiiflict in dates. SL John's OrfMls' palatial yacht Christina WooSand 8t.. Rockvina. 8 ha waa bom AU*. 28 .In Manclwa- carried the first story of the trians alike tor ^kecking hours af­ nut of the building by tear gas WiM guarded throughout Ihe night •■Thia Un t Juvenile delinquency j William> , I^.drterke to- Baaaar Is sat for Dec. 5. Rockville rumored triangle; , ■bn a Mediterranean cruise. Sir ter the bomblmfs. two weeks ago. Two women were by Avnelghborhood poMteman who Mamorial Hoapltal Her maternal grandparanta ^ Mr. loma advanced atage of truancy - Methodlat for Nov. 14, and Union | DR. RUTH FANTA Tha story referred to a "st^ia Winston Churchill also was a Smith, who also was In personal seen fleq.lng the area just after the volunteered to stand watch. and Mr*.’ Otto Engelh^dt. ^ t „ Htrt*V\*™Roc'iw«1»' from echool or pinching applea dW Congregational for Nov. II. ] EASTERN STATES naranto are Mr, and Mm. George King, W) High Rocimiie. of uneasinesa existing" ' b p t^en guest. charge-vraen his police stopped the tear bomba had been thrown, but Powell reported no records of from tha comer grocer," daolarad Thia preliminary budget will be Rockville Chapter of Barber 1 ilw h a a three bmtherai Bobby, 1*. Donald, 17. and Teddy. 21. CHIROPODIST Meneghinl and Mtsg CaltadT There mpb demohstration at Central, was no arrests have been made In the the school l ^ r d were loet in the Wagner. " I fa crime, full*fledged. prevented at a public hearing Shop Singers will meet tomorrow | • • • • • waa no mention of ^Separation, visibly, an ^y. He checked the case. bombing. He said the wrecked INSTANT commuted by youths old enough. ! Thuraday at 8 p.m In Superior at the Italian CTub In Stafford i (Hmme »nd Hnlig however. -• wrecked b u il^ g s and then re Last night’s bombings were part of the building waa empty oeorr a- JV*"" to know be^er, b\if pdio probebly Court room at which residents may Springs, leaving the Elks Carriage ] EXPOSITION K of C to Install turned to imllce headquarters HlU b r . Vernon He waa bom Aug/ 24 in Manchaatar Mamorial heard over most of Little Rock because It was being renovsted. ^ never , will." question and comment on it. The ^ T sEPT. 19 27 • WEST SPRINGFIEID, MASS. V Corriere said 'Uk'^source close to House In Rockville at 7:45 p.m. Btiilding) where he paced the floor and wait­ and North Little Rock. Police, Nalley's family was ssleep when Hoapltal. H li maternal grandparenta are Mr. and ® Me referred to the slaying Aug., Board of Finance will then decide The Vernon Square Dance Club : Callas” deniedx'Uiat Onassis was Ferland. Baal HarUord. Hie paternal grandparenta am b ^ a n d Officers Thursday ed for reports of leads. newepapers, radio and television the bomb shattered the station .10 of two 16-year-old boys in a upon the budget Ogurea to be pce- will hold a fun night Sept. 1.6 at; the cause rf-'^the rift. It quoted The FB I waa called in. So were Mm. Samuel Zwtek. .t38t» Center St He haa two elatera, aented at the annual town meeting HAS RESUMED stations were swamped with jit­ wagon. Nalley said he had been un­ Hell’s Kllehan playground during * p.m. at Vernon Elementary EX(MM£NT- COLOR- IHRLUS 6A10R£ the informdnt as saying the diffi­ New officers of Bishop McMa­ police from North Little Rock, just Michele, 2, and Karen. 1. Oct. 6 for'voter approval. 1 tery telephone Inquiries. der criticism for firemen using an attack by several youths srmed School, with admission free. HER REGULAR culty stemmed from the singer’s across the Arkansas River. 9 The preliminary budget indicates COUStUM-All SIAT$ SEH«VID > • desira to send more time making han General Assembly. Fourth De­ 'The demonstration at CentrsJ fire hose to help police stop the CASH with knives: A week earlier s 16- The Elks I-odge has announced Gary OUea, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Burr Carlaon, 19 Charier Damage was heavy at the office High School snd the tear gas demonstration at Central. year-old girl was shot to death snd an increase of $453,977 over ex­ that the house committee will, mqvlM. / gree, Knights of Columbus, will be Rd.. Rockville. He waa born Aug. 22 it Manchaattr Memorial OFFICE HOURS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP of Mayor Werner C. Knoop In a penditures of $2,194,317 for the serve seafood riinnem.to members,, ,^"Ther# are rtnhors circulating installed at the K of C Home Hospital; Hie maternal grandfather la George A. Dixon. Wind­ a boy fatally stabbed in sn out­ construction company which he . and burst of street gang wsrfsre on year just ended. However, items their families and friends on Fri­ that Onaasla might produce a film sor. and hla paternal grandparenta ere Mr. end Mm. Burr Cert- Thursday at 8:30 p.m. heads. A large steel screen otv^the V which are reimbursable, auch as the day evenings fr->m 7 to 8:30 p.m. starring the* famous singer;" Gdr- the Lower East Side. The Rev. Joseph H. McCann of front of the building wa.s knocked eon. Bethel He haa a brother. Richard 8 . Meanwhile, police began rollecl-, borrowed in anlicipallon of Dance music' w „l be provided. riere concluded. RODEO St. James’ Church will be Installed Into the street by the blast whlfch BEFORE YOt BUY, SEE BOX TUNSKY FOR I ing the namea and any other infor- j stale aid for roads and fed- St. Joseph's School Guild will ' Many opefa fana feel it was the aq faithful friar, and John E. tore a hole three feet deep In aN Robert Michael, eon of Mr\and Mra Robert Blackmer. L68 mation on tvery .,— youngster...... who is. 't®* ,, i hold lU nrst meeting of the — , FEATURING TV'S dlQilhutive, portly M ^eghini who Stewart of Manchester will serve flower bed. Windows were shatter­ Storm Windows and Awnings p Mam St He wae bom Aug'. 21 et Hartford Hoapltal. H » a member of a s gang throughout duce the oudget to $1,872,804 or i son Thursday at 7;.t0 p.m. In thej made a glamorous opera start out ed in aearhy houses and a church maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Joaeph Nalnaa. South tne city. ' : $233,63.6 more than actual. . .. expenses . . . as faithful navigator. The latter is f r o m ^ ^ o f the Greek Ijtrl from Brooklyn. and debris was flung over a wide Instant Credit also paJlL grand knight of Camp­ Woodstock. H li paternal grandparenta am Mr. and Mm. Ray­ Most of the several hundred ar- j "7 $1,637,918 for the year just end- A new series of classes for ex- \ When they were married in 1949 area. re.ated since a crackdown that *pf the Most Blessed Whenever a npecial purpose nrinen for which 17 at the Rockville Public Health ' Meheghtni's coaching, she shed Building v’as wrecked and win­ CUfford WlUlam. son of Mr and Mm. WUliam Porter, Hope disorderly conduct and disturbing T "' U *de cannot be determined un- Sacrament will -precede the meet­ you need cash, you can withdrew it from your Nursing Assn, office. dorena of pounds, and became a dows were shattered. The concus­ YOUR SAVINGS EARN VaHev Rd., Amaton He waa bom Aug. 26 In Manchester Me­ the peace. ' til the amount, of the Grand list is and tha BAND OF THI ing at 8 o’clock 4n St. James’ The American Legion Post will new 'sHm beauty who added dramatic sion from, the bombing there blew SRM account without delay . . . better yet, do Church with Father McCann offi­ morial Hospital. His maiemal grandparenta are Mr. and Mm. l-esders of the clt v's 6 . 6 0 , 0 0 0 . known In January, Luddecke point- not, hold a meeting this week, but: ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCI. out windows of the Carmelite con­ New acting ability to her voice. ciating. not dinturb your mvingn . . borrow against Edwin Johnson of Hebron, and hla maternal great-grandmother Puerto Ricans stspped into the'ad out. '[post snd auxiliarv officers will be vent next door where. Catholic 3 ChOBRBl Is Mre Edith Strickland of Amaton Hla patamal grandparents fight agiinsi .luvenlle crime hy or-! Events ToiUghJ 1 installed Saturday, The combination w’as .terrific. Peter A. McDonough, Danbury, your account at the loweat pocwible rate o f in- slim SEPTEMBER 30-26 Meneghini took , time out from hla State master, and his staff WtU be nuns were asleep. None was hurt. ere Mr and Mm Herbert Porter of Habron, and hie paternal gantsing a drive for edurstion lii' * special city meeting will be | tereat and p«y it out of income. Thia ia how Knoop had ,hi.s "office on the sec­ rreat-grandparenta are Mr and Mm. Mertop HiUa of Gilead and the home. .. 'held at 8 p.m. at City Hall for . . ... own business to be her manager. the installing team. The hoftor storm W o Gov. Nelson A, Rockefeller's Uppixtval of. the Issuance of $710,- A ^ ™ “ « ^ ^ » f “ rday. .Fulia Ed Mcrtlnaa, Sundoy, SaptambBr! to pay aa you go and aave aa you earn . . . thia Mrs rarm ll HutcJilneon of Mancheeter. He haa a tlatar, Lucin­ He stood by her in her frequent guard will assist in the ceremony. ond floor of the Baldwin Contrac­ Awningp for , wind o w s, 3 in eyeglass emergency conference on juvenile 000 in bonds to defray the cost of ni.rh.nr.n vnrm .n made clashes with opera managements. A short buslhess meeting and re­ tors’ Company Building. Windows porchea, doors and patios. la planned aecurily. da Jean. 2. WindowH • B • • • delinquency meets today. Rockl|-a sewage treatment plant. ' c.uh.m 2! n.^Uv HEARING AIDS* p m One of these clashes Was with freshments will follow the Instal­ in the First Presbyteriafi Church 11 colors; roll up Jnr easy Charlee Albert Jr., eon of Mr and Mm. Charles M ott 84 Bo- feller said the problem was not' A new program ot »ales coordi-| La Scala. The diva and the man­ lation. across the street werft blown out. storage. ‘ ' CURRENT ANNUAL Mrmhpr of FcHprnl Dpponil , Irina St. iVillimantIr He wae bom Aug 14 In Manchester Me­ limited to New York O ly hut ex- nation of the Connecticut D evel-' 1?*" agement parted ways morp than The group’s annual family out­ A wall of another business build­ AND STORM OOORS DIVIDEND RATE Heasmsn. 73 Tslcott CALL NOW FOR f)UR CALL NOW FOR OUR morial Hoapltal. Hie m atvnal grandmother la Mm. EvangeUna ists throughout the state, the „pment Corporation will be ex-i Zenith CITATION ROYAL CANADIAN a year ago. The break came when ing will bo Sunday at Center ing near Knoop’s office was torn Innurnncp Corp, chiel Mamusska, IS EXTRA SPECIAL EXTRA SPECIAL LOW Miller, Wlllimantlc. Hla paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mm country and the world. The gov-1 plained today at Superior C o u r t M « " ’"**ka. 13 Farmstead she refused management demands Parks,’ I^rospect St., East Hart­ out. LOW SUMMER PRICES! SUMMER PRICES! Arthur Mott Jr., Pleasant Valley Rd. Willimantle. He hai a ernor believes outdoor work camps] Room at 8 p m. to those people In­ La. that she apologize to the Edin­ ford, at 2 p.m. V The blasts all came within -SS . J 1 , J 1 Admitted Sundav: Lois Poirier, minutes. Nalley’s home Is south of brother. Robert Burl Chfirlei, 1. for convicted delinquents snd vol­ VQlved in industrial planning and Ellington; Phyllis MOUNTED POLICE burgh, Scotland; Music Festival B B • • • /T ^ unteer youths might help. He after she walke’d nut on a project STATE MAN KIIXED Little Rock. FREE ESTIMATES E-Z TERMS! ' Smith, Maple St.. Vernon; Phyllis Robert Allan, eop of Mr. and Mm. Gordon T, Filbig, Hill­ said a lest operation of the ides The Republican Town Commit­ FREE DEMONSTRATION I EXHIBITION RIDE there. Mias Callas retaliated with Patterson, N.Y., Sept. 8 Police were not sure whether Higgins. Forestville. .. side Manor. .Vernfm ' He waa bom Aug 27 at Hartford Hospi­ h.a.n beert successful. tee will meet at 8 p.m. in the Kos- demands that the opera’s super­ John Dougherty, .67, of .68 Church the bombings were triggered by Discharged Su,nds.v; Frank I SEFTEMBEft 21-26 tal Hie materfial grandparenta are Mr and Mrs. Arthur ciusr.ko Club ' lounge to discuss intendent be fired. La Scala re­ St., Greenwich. Conn., 'died early one‘Or several persons. BILL TUNSKY....MI 9-9095 anchester Glynn. RFD 1. Vernoiti,,Mra. I.«a- TICKETS: $2.50, $2.00, $1.75 avings Trude, Hartford Hie paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Kav Kftndall Dira plans for the town election Oct. fused. » Sunday when his car ran off Route Smith kept a tight lip. He re­ lie Curtis snd dsughter,'"83 River fused to let newspapermen enter Theodore Fllbig. 61 Pear! St. He bee a sister, Carol Ann. 2. .6 snd fill s.jVacancy on the ticket o r r i ' ■ —Her'appesfanee there last.nlght 22 near his Putnam County town. St. Q I ’ Pharmacy ----OROfR YOUR TICKETS NOW- MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH Ix>ndon> Sept.— Actress for the Bbard of Tax Review. Sssd chsck Sr msnsy •rSer wtlh sems sf thsw, Jets end time (metinee. Admitted yesterday: George AAanchcitcr P orI< ad f Lauren Marie, daughter of Mr and Mrs.^ Paul Butler. 88 Kay Kendall, who died Sunday of Hockanum Barracks, Veterans 87$ M AIN ST. er eveeltis), sember ef llekeH, stl‘ * **• '*'*♦< ielf-eJJref«eJ >*• 923 Moin Sf. 28 5 fo s t Ct-nirr St. Wosf Aliddic Turnpih n De^mn Dr. She waa bom Aug 27 in Hartfowl Hospital. Her leukemia after a long Illness, will of W orid'War L and its Auxiliary Sf- Anthony;; Convales­ iteetped envelese te Cor. Ir n o x Sf maternal grandmother Is htra Ernest J. Sullivan. Peabody. cent. Home; Roger Benoit, 102 OP(N THURSDAY have a private funeral, it ws.s an- \ will meet at S' p.m. in GAR hall. PhMM Ml 3-4134 EASTERN STATES EXPOSITION BOTH BRANCHES OPEN ERtDAYS to 8 p.m. Maaa. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ira E. But­ nounced today. Fayette Lodge No. 69 will meet High''vSt.; Patsy Young. Vernon a s se e n o n TV [VENINGS 6 to 8 ler. Medford. Maas . A presa atatement from ' her for regular stated communication Trailer Court; Rrnest Molt, West '' IVpt. ,M. West RpringOeld, Mass. • • • • • ALWAYS FLINTY OF FRII PARKINO agent said tha only persons pre-. St 7;30 p.m. at the MSaonic Michael, aon of Mr and Mrs. N gll' Donohy, HaMrdvlite, sent would-be her husband, actor Temple, Orchard St. Gordon Chris­ formerly of 15 William St.. Manchester He was bora Sept. 1 Rex Harrison, and their relatives. | tie, most worshipful brother, will at Mt SlW Hospital. H4 haa two steters. Mary Ann and The agent declined to give the sward 25-year pins. Rainbow Brenda. B B B B S dale. Girls will exemplify their Initia­ X •. Leukemia is a cancernus condi­ tory degree. Shlrlny Ana. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frande Dorunda, 227 tion of the blood-producing human "The Women of the Moose will Center St. She waa bom Aug 26 in Hartford Hoapltal Her. Preparc^younclf for ■ bcMer futurt by grtting ■ collage educatteti no«i Choow a bone marrow. meet at 8 p.m. at the Moose Home, uNivER^try' maternal pandmother la Mra. .Toasphine Opalacs. WcUiartfleld. delihiw program of Hudy toward • degree or crrtificaw. Or, tekr courtea iImM eoa Her paternal grandmother la Mrs. Anna Dorunda Holyeka. Mass. SINGER help you »owrd year hMHrtdoel eim. « B B B B B . b v e n i N g Debra Jenn, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Donald Roy, 20 High St.. Rockville. She waa bom Sept. 8 In Rockville City. Hospital COLLEGE ARTS and ScldncM .oo Her maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Exlaus Parker, 3.3 Brooklyn St . Rockville. Her paternal grandparents ere Mr. and LAbraTArH life Seirtwr Phywcol Scieneee Mrs Alexander Roy. Hartford ■ *. • • * • lU S IN E S i^ arministration Syh ia Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Amaral. 22 ^ BYSTUDEBAKER _ i ■ ’ Accounting x, \ InduMrial Production Groiv S t . Rockville- She wae bom Sept, 1 In Rockville City AMERIUA'S IX>WEKT PRICED 6-PASSENGER SEDAN Hospital Her matemsl grendmother Is Mrs. Gladys Cratty. 38 Hale St. Ext. Rockville Her paternal grandparents are Mr - ...... -...... Ptnencr owd Beenomiee " ------Mrdicel-Srcretery : “ and Mrs Antone Pscheo. Fall River. Mass. She hae two ds- BIG-5-DAY SALES MARATHON fers, Sherrj’ Lynn. 4. and Sheila Lee. 24. *1695 Gmrrel Buiinrdd MenagemetiC'- Personnel etMi Indtwtfwl RelatieOd • » * e • -- Patricia Ann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Anthony Liucarelll. New . . . Program loading to MaMer’i^egra* wi Bueinmd AfeiihtitaiWiBW. ~" 69 Tslcott Ave.. Rock\nlle She was bom Aug. 27 in Rockville O P e a i City Hospital. Her mstemal grandmother is Mrs. Helen Jou- EN«IN€ERING ...opti— h. bert, Ballston. N T. Her paternal grandparents sre Mr. and girdles Mrs Laurence Lucareltl. Mechanicgvtlle. N .Y. She has two Aeroeututica Gmerel Mtifhaoiral till brothera Daniel. 4, snd Ronald. 3. .= I « B B B B Blectronice Tool Dreign Indaetrid Ronald Louis Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs Ronald Audette. High Progreme lead to Awociote or Bachoter’i degree. \ Y0UH6 Manor Park. He was bom Aug. 28 in Rockville City Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mra. Alderie Dupras, Oir, take the 5t#rter, itie two-yeoe Certificate Program. x- budget Leiceater. Mass. His paternal grandpareata are Mr. and Mrs. Don Otto Audette, Spencer, Maas. Rcgieeretitwi September 1 tbpotifjb I9 \ portmu BOLAND MOTORS, Inc. 1^59 styles * 9 adN. to 8 p jm . weekdaya — 9 awi. to noon .Saturdayt - 166 CENTER ST. — MANCHESTER, CONN. — Ml 8-4019 Ooeece begin Wednenday, September. 23 sT i e - a -t h o n n . o 6 « Write, phone, or coM today for yenr ropy of iww whrdnir giviwg cotwte Hatinpb mold *n hold zipper $( PRICE \ oo*®??. H e r e ’s a HtUyer Colt^ge BuBding • Hodton Street • Hertford, Connaetkut girdle .. >.. now only P2jjn2 ji|Ofj;reeJParidii|^^F»rinri^^|^^ . JA 7-4161 / 3 0 % practical way OFF Former Cheney IVediictio’"* Mills magic controller A t B r a n d n e w to make your budget T o UNIVERSITY of HARTFORD U p Hartford Road •... now only and Pine St. * ^tCCTRIC PORTABLE d o m o r e Manchester. Conn. r" ■ . Plenty Of f o r y o u ! Free Parking Take tidvBntoot now, while they last, • tlwhkySlgCfi Parcel Pickup e# thie finol ofFar of 1959 Ptoytax Girdles • lodiMl by »NSH To Your Car • ®»OW, ffiOMh, ' «t a root toving. We have the full range •^ok/in. ketkiocks INSrANTMPEYI OPEN MONDAY Thru SATURDAYIO to 10 ©f sizes h epch style if you hurry. - ONE DAY SPECIALS ★ ploytBx meld 'n held xipper girdle § ^ "f o r WEDNESDAY ONLY zips on and off so easily, ^ g ic "finger^ JRA d e -i n If present needs or wants call for sizeable . panels smooth you front and bock. cash outlays, you’ll And that INSTANT NEW LOW PRICE y A C H lN F Q M O N E Y—the Connecticut Bank and Trust FLAVOR QUEEN Girdle or ponfy girdle. Whtfe or pink. Company’s continuing credit plan-offers you 'T • ■ ?•' SINGER- a really practical way to pay now for the LOAF Formerly $10.95 now only $A.95. (XL $9.95). things you need, and repay in convenient othermolceg monthly payments th»t your budget can read-* ily handle. ^ BREAD ploytix mogic controller. e l e c t r i c Mail the coupon,now for your application U.B.D.A. TOP CHOICE ^ wHh magic "finger" panels for tummy and full information-or phone or call at any BAR-B-CUF. TENDER ronraeiEs 1 0 “ Connecticut Bank and Trust Company office. con^l. Girdle or ponty girdle| White or pink. You do NOT have to be a depositor to qualify EUCTRIC for INSTANT MONEY. . Formerly $8.95 now only $6.95. (XL $7.95L ' IA. consoles ” S k STEAKS Hurry, the |upp|y is Hn^ited. | 29

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0N?lf„ JUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1959 PAGE SIX New Plan Advanced. that whole nrhaat bread, always mandaU upon tha Leglalatura to do UN Sets On-the-Spot Ike Gives ^i&o hatra to forbid tha manufac­ aomathlng about reducing the num­ Pair Revive Boy Amrl?eEtpr ture of black leather Jackets, the regarded ea the healthiest kind of ber of lagislatora who will receive mnking of mo\'tei, the public ap­ brMd for human to aat, has nove Connecticut It. Otherwlee. deeplte all the long Found in Water For Garbage Disposal ■ Ctipntttg Ijpralh pearance of little apea who claim attained even hehlthier ingredients agitation about the ala# of the YCflK ROUnU tllH COrOi r K’NiliG Probe of Laos House, there would be no Impera­ Report on INC. to he singers, the wearing of cer­ than it used to have. Not even the Yankee West Haven, Sept. • i^ --A it- IILIIIM P. y o u r FAflinjFTi WISHES j Genei;al Manager Ric'hard Mar- tain style haircuts, and the u»e of Atomic Energy Commtaelen pre- tive need to reduce Its membership. (Contidtied from Page O iie )^ : Mn today disclosed an idea ofl'flia- By A. H. O. But with the present pay Increase, year-old waa revived by artlflclal „ are included IM M IK aei*W6*. Th*r pr«. 'v -- - Senate Group certain catchwords. Tn- fact, we tsnda thet strontium 00 la e and the other* sure to come, cerry- reapiration after two brothera acr fermenU of Mafldheiter area realdenU have i poalhg of town garbage by having Wfl.TICB R rURGl^N wbuld have to outlaw any and all healthy igredtent. It rontenU it­ xiway* played aii Important parr tn the ( leation (SEATO^ which haa »4r- Publisher* Wa have become, perhaps by ing the present 279 members of tha cldentally founfl hia body under­ elared Laos in Its'defense area. ...t CpiucCases llThiirsday j It ground and treated at the aew- rouiKtod October I. .1WI1 - devices'hy which our somatimaa In­ self with Maiming that it will, at House ^cornea a financial luxury high s ta n d ^ a whidh have been maintained- Backs Housing aoma of that proeSM of personal water at a beach. by Funeral Home for nfartt yaard. ' The plait was'adopted by a vote 1 age treatment plant rather than ___ Bnry Brening ventive Juniors might choose to prssant levels, causa so few addi­ too great to be acceptM teriously. of 10 to L lailth the'Sovlal^Unlon PObUlbM political evolution which tume In actuality, it Was the logical The boy, Jackie Shea of Water- A Bolton youth, who allegedly (CimMmieri from Pag* Oirti) burled St the disposal a'rea hy th# rt_aad Hollasj* „ establish their own symbollama of tional ca~rer deaths over the gen- bury, was reported in critical con­ Tear Round Air ConxUUoaiag, r sting the lone disaenU'' \ sanitary landfill method. OOWm at M*neb*M*r. young firebrands like E. O, Smith assumption of the legislative leadr aalilNU took some tools and cigarettes Bill Ike Likes f Clams lUU Uailer. rebellious and scornful fraternity eratlons that yon would hardly erahip .Itself thet, if It voted the dition today at St. Ratfliael’a Hoa- , Th* Laotian delMdtion "I am quite certain that for'Uie- Th* Idea wa* eohUMtied In • and Marjorie Farmer, into crusty ^xM, but aides at tha hospital WUllMo e. Quiab. h*d delivered a letter tn Ortons Ortoni iTrom Manchester slore* Saturday moment, at least, everything is go­ lUUtBUl 0* outside the world of us adulU.' notioe it. unleet you happened to converaatlves. but more, we like to payraise, it should, a* a companion formally InvlMfig the subcommit­ ((.'ontimied from Page One) letter requested by Martin from TUB ASSOCI^- “ “ ^TTCD PRJOa be one of the rare atattsUca in meaaure, inaugurate the conititu- said Jackie was raepondlng to in company with a girl friend, ing quite, splendidly," he added in .Metcalf *. Eddy, Boston ronsulti = TB* AaaoclatwJ Pr**» u eaclutfral]; Perhaps we should try all this. think, by the demonatrationa of treatment. - .... Raymond T. tiolah tee to make the on-the-spot in­ was brought before the Manc.ha.a- anUtled Ib'lh# u»e of repubUoatlj* of There' * latest of all, Fran^ ^ere are loi.g aa we can remember, whole as any insurmountable block to But tha unforgivable complica­ a few minutes of artlAri on Labor Day afternoon- and Triple X store on Main St. and Jultu* MaUiewaa S ^ lalla l djiency - — N»» progress. After the 1P64 election, his party’s leader* IhCongresa the 2. A change In the urban renewal, fary land fill method of garbage . ------Delf^t -ndand J2»ln^ Boainn. two ways people know about it. wheel bread wee the diet ^for tion was that the Democratically pifation the boy began tq-Taiipond. atretched through eight hour* of two packs of cigarettes from the program he wants pushed during or alum clearance program to pro- dispnaal.” AODIT FimBAU we explored the atatUtical poasi- talk and a dinner break. They see the black leather Jackets. health. Now. suddenly, it Is the blUty that It might soon bely all controlled Constitutional . Amend Grand Union supermarket at the. the remainder of the sebaton, snd vide that (be $6.10 million of new Now Pmctlced symbol "of strontium 00. menta Committee did not even prc' . Delegate* expressed hop* that Parkade. . prospects of other legislative *c- grant^ money for ritiea will not be Martin said the town la also Then they begin tn read about the history and tradition and'even be­ the subcommittee would go quick­ BOB8CRIPTION RATIi* first gang assaults on harmless old come a Democratic House, and pare and report the one member Hia friend, Jean Rothammer, 17, tlon*. J . . „ available ail at onj-c but over a looking forward to starting collee- nrable In ddrance per town amendment, and offered, ly to Lao* and bring back the of 578 W. Middle Tpke„ who al­ Mitchell has been sdvislng two- year period. The bill would tlnna of refuse other than garbaga. Tear ...... men In parks that came about lit the 1958 elep facts a* a bB»l.'< for possible fur­ Month* ...... I if Plan Strike over Nikita tton which shattered all atatiatica. instead, a monstrous and unrealia- legedly accompanied him on one Eisenhower on the steel strike end allow $*1)0 million the fir»l year, but sanitary landfill burial of tho Three,e nonllo n tia ...... * S' And we have always wondered Including ours. Wa saw thia last Uc proposal that the House be elec­ ther action. Koto Matsudaira of occasion, faces a similar charge. • It s economic effect,* on the conn-; and $-3(X) million the second. The other refuse would have to con­ One MonthUmrth ...... *...... 'jjii; about the possible conscience of ted on the basis of one member per Japan expressed belief It would Their cases were continued by President had .protested that *11 tinue for some time. Weeltit ...... Balem, Maas., 8ept. * (Fb—A House enact miracles. But we had serve aa a "United Nations pres-, of the $6.19 million might; he spent Stnfle Copt ■* those who, by production of tht alao seen progress occur In past 25,000 population. Thia had Just the court this morning to Monday. A crowd of goverriVnent snd The Metcalf A Eddy letter said formar PolWh freedom fighter sayi about everything wrong with it, a ence" In the area and would ease In one-year. The Herald Pnntlnt CoBWpJh^. I i^ music, or promotion of the ape- Republican-controlled sessions. In Fines imposed this morning other officials Joined Sfr*. Else garbage dispnaal at sewage treat* he and other antl-Communlats will defiance of oCnnecticut hiatory tension. hower in welcoming the P ^ l ^ n t The bill relalnx two features of ment plants Is being practiced In asauinea no financial reapcnalbiiUT tw singers, nr hy manufacture of the short, we love that House, and say were: the second meaaure lo whl'-h iToearaphloal error* appearing In *d» begin a hunger strike in front of so frequently. principle, obvious insincerity Henry' Ca.bot I^idge .. of the Willard Bolivar. 52 Chestnut St., yesterday a* -his plane ftbV " Findlay. Ohio; Marion and Rich* eStfiementt and other reading hjalter feather Jackets, feverlehly exploit obvious political motlvaUph, and United States'.-introducing the res­ from Prestwick, Scotland. He had Eisenhower objected suthorily Id mond. _ Ind.; Lenaing, Mich.; and In lb* Mancheater Evening Herald the White House tonight to pro- Nonetheless, the single most un­ intoxication, S20; Donald . E. was flipped on the Henry 8t? side- begin 37.000 new low rent public the cfmimercial possibilities of this taa( Soviet Premier Nikita Khnish- forgivable omission Of the historic and was only one of aeveral in­ olution, said It was the least the Scribner, 18. of 37 Diane Dr., op­ relaxed there after hUy official Thomas Kerr’s car waa heavily damaged yesterday when Dfspiar adreitlain* cloalng hour*: stances In which thojw ns Conati '\( Photo by Burkamp). housing units and a $-10 onllllon disease iit youth. chev's visit. 1959 session was -Its failure to do council could do for I.*os. In a erating a motor vehicle without a viaita at Bonn. London and Paris. walk after being hit broadside In the White St. intersection. direct loan program for hollaing ' Korni*' la hauled to tha mr Bondar—1 b »“• tutional Amendineifts Gommittea veiled reference tn possible treatment plant site, la paasM For Tueaday—1 P ni Monday But our filial reaction is still one "I will not eat. I will not drink. something realistic about the size license. S15; Marion Guldzinskt, Bad weather forced' abandon­ for the elderly. Wednesday—1 I shall give my life on the altar of o the House, The first mark in our played cat and m ^se with real ob­ 8EATO intervention, he ‘said al­ 37, of 166 Adams St., Intoxication, ment of Eisenhower'a-lilana to stop through a grindin;^ installation - - jr—] p.m Wedneaday. rtf doubt as''to the efficiency of ligations and-^pportunitlaa. than 30 years at the Royal Type­ Sen John Sparkman (D-Ala), - ).m Thursday. patriotism," Josef MIot-Mrnz, 3(1. obstinate black book went down ternative actions. If they became SIO. ' off en route In IcHand for lunch chairman of the Housing aubenrn a no then added directly to tha inr ^Miuiu-wj—« p. Ifl ^rluEP- sny such arbitrary effort to shut a Salem leather worker, said In an when the Legislature voted itself necessary, might be “much more Rex H. McAdams, 27, of Roscoe, With President Aegelr Asgelrsson. writer Co. In Hartford. I'.M 'm';;™;;" i lur-,"”* “"w- i>« , Claastfled deadfine; 10;*0 » .i"; open letter to President Bisenhow- future aalaries of S2.500 a aeaston dangerous.” He said "the United He leaves hia wife, Mr*. Kathryn Say of hubllcatloo ensept Saturday— off the supply of atmosphere and N.Y., charged with following too Eisenhower '8*Jd he found "gov­ Berry Milanese; a daughter. Mr*. Mother, Son Killed er. as compared to the present $600. States believes there is no doubt • a m ____ . symbols. If the gangs couldn't get closely, did^ hot appear in court ernmental unify” *9 his talks with Donald E. Webster of West Fal­ Mlot-Mrnz, president of the anti We expect no good of that. In at all that aggre.sslon is^belng today and ToriTeltetf'a $25 bond. West Germah Chancellor Konrad *Splirkrf.an said House leaders as , love adequate rapacity lo acerfin*, Tuesday, Sertember K a aupply of one symbol, they would Itself, but rather a steady growttK committed." ,, mouth. Mass.; two sons. Harry E. Communist Confederation of Polish TTie court continued to Saturday Adenauer, British Prime Minister and Douglas A. Milanese, both of well e>administration ofllclals had j make another do. We're afraid the freedom fighters, said In the letter pf cupidity over the years. We lyMe Only But the resolution did not men­ the cases of Alan G. MacFarlane, Harold Macmillan and President been conkulted In Its preparation. plant tn serve the entire town, aolution la not that simple. Wa're safe when we made no pretertae of tion Laos' accusations that Com­ Rockville; five slaters. Miss Agnes In Head-oil Crash ietter laid.' * Soft Pedals? that Khrushchev "la a cold-blooded 19, of. East Hartford, charged with Charlfea de Gaulle of France. Ha said the, .Senate, Hoiis* and afraid that, before we atop some murderer who aacrifleed the Uvea of paying legislators what their time munist North Viet Nam la guilty following too closely; and Edward Milanese and Mrs. Briino Ambrpsl. administration "ere In agreement However, It said the garbnge of -aggreaslAn and is providing And he added that "every trou- both of Rockville, Mrs. Joseph would have to be hand-picked:ed to Berau.«f. tbe altnsttrm tn Laog of our teenagers from seeking a millions of Innocent people to build was worth. There is na limit .once It W. Halenar. 42, of 267 Oak St., bleafime little problem (of detailed now for the flrst“-4^e." He ex­ is established as principle that leg­ troops,' supplies and artillery sup­ Monahan of Milton, Mass., Mrs. (Continned from Page One) lowing a frlend'a ear and passed remove solids such aa cans and can beconie aa .aerioua In its In- special Jungle' of their own, we up Communism." charged with failure to grant the pphcedurel haa been talked out.” pressed hope no flbqr changes woma r The Salem man Mid he would ar­ islators are to^-be paid a living port to Laotian rebels. Nor did right of way. Edward Mendsel of East Hartford; it at the Intersection. Police ar­ glass that, would damaged the volvemenl* a* eUher side wiahea Even more heartening, he said, and Mrs. George West, of West the esplanqde, but said Wltczuk rested McClobd and charged him grinding mechanlam. elders will have to demonstrate rive in Waalilngton at R. p.m wage. ;lt mention Laos’ request for U.N. The court continued to Monda.^ "wa.s the evidence, that can be seen the agreement reached in tvTO day* This could to make It, there will be peneral that we ourselves do a better job (EOT) and be Joined hy Hungarian But the aharp si(^e result ot the emergency force. the case of Harold R. LIsk, 25, of Falmouth. Mass.; a brother, Aldo was driving west when hi* car with reckless driving snd disrs- nn a storing tabta on gives you It simply Instructed the sub­ in all these countries of the deep Milanese of Falmouth; and five garding a stop sign. of conferences bpit conveyor at the plant. relief If neither side presaea for of living hy laws higher than Lithuanian, Polish and Estonian increass'l'n legislative pay la that,, 134 Oakland St., charged with As­ friendship of these people for the cro.saed the eapIaqBde and hit the The first housing hill this ses­ patriots: having been done, it imposed profeef our children committee "to examine the state­ sault and,battery. grandchildren. Huckeba car In the eastbound lane. McCloud Is dpe In court Satur­ sion, a $1 ,.37.1,009,000 measure, A "grit chamber” would alao b« Any military showdown. those of the jungle. Somehow,' the ments made before the Security American people . Burial wa.s In St. Bernard's day. needed, the letter said, to remov# At the moment, botlT sldea way we live repels, rather than at­ "The peoples of the western Miss Fulper, In the car behind was voted by Elsenhower In July. A1.L AROUND Council concerning Laos, to re­ Cemetery. Slate Police reported these other The second- $1,050.-000.000 hill was such 'inert materials .as broken iwm to have (Jona soft-pedal. tracts and inaptrea. some of our ceive further statements and docu­ world have for each other A very --^ ^ the _Huckebas._..t rl ed _to_ a yqlfl_col- -1veekend__accideniB; ^ glass, coffee grounds and wtpd that Couple Honored deep, abiding affection. . mutual Ilaion and swerved to the ” rigKir In East Hampton la^t lilghl, A kill«d--last-weelt.-BQth“ lm.ei the ■ ni e resolution the United States youth, and that la not Just becauaa ments and to conduct such Inquir­ .Bruno E. Dosa Senate tried unsiicrea.sfully fi) * 'vpuld aecumuUta oBh tha bottom of___ ies as It may determine necessary trust—and in this there was a tre­ . The funeral for Briino Emil Slate Police said. She sideswiped car carrying eight leenaged boys the digeation tanks. ^Es proposed and pressed to vic­ a certain kind of music or Jacket SA ftTY mendous personal, moral and in­ the Huckeba vehicle and smacked and girls smacked Into a telephone override theveto. DR. C. A., CAILLbUETTE >bert J. , and to report, .as soon as possi­ On Anniversary Dors. 82. of 88 Grand Ave., Rock­ The new third hill, aa did its two To prevent odor nuisance, the tory In the United Nations Secur­ Is available. ble.” deed a material and economic ville, a former City Council mem­ into the gmard fence on the south polfe .and then hit a conerrte wall, letter aaid all units prQcaetlng the a ity Council accuses nobody, ren­ Though It was drawn deliberate­ strenirth.” side of the highway. ktllinj^'one of the girls. predecessor*, carries money and LOWER OPERATIONS Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Reuhin. 113 j ber. who died Sunday, was sched­ new authorizations - for a wide garbage' should he housed and ders no venlict, and Js as mild a CHIROPRACTOR ly to avoid a veto. Soviet Delegate The Huckeba* had been visit­ State Police identified the, vic­ ventilated auilably. It u id . "Such Autumn St., honored her parents, uled for 2 o’clock this afternoon. tim a* Carolyn Oirr. 1.1, of 131 variety...... of.. „government harked tTnlted Nations action as emild be . Snarled In Its Own Tape Arkady A. Sobolev fought It from Mr. and Mr*. Albert G. Kamm, I He wa* bom In Truin, Germany. ing Mrs. Huckeba'* mother and inatallations would Include a cov­ start to finish. He lost 10-1 on sisters in Danbury and were on Harmon St,, Hamden. They said 1 housing programs, some of which propo^ In the circumstanres, fol- PALMER GRADUATE Economy West Har^rd, Sunday at s fam-! Feb. 8, 1877, a son of the late ered truck dumping room where state Board of Education cer- a bid to keep the Laotian situa­ their way home to New Hamp­ the youngsters wiire returning from are nut of money. the garbage trucks could be weigh* loyringr the formal appeal of Laos REAL ESTATE ily party'celebrating the Kamm>| Frederick and Mary Kemnitzer a picnic. The hill was approved by the ttfiration requirements, for posi­ mith tion off the councll’a agenda! •49th wedding anniversary. Obituary Doss, He came to this country shire. The bodies will be removed ed, dumped, washed and possibly r H ■Three of the other teenagers committee 1.3-0 with Sen. William Itself. A committee eonsistinR of tions in ronnectlcut public educa­ •'IN PRACTICF: 35 YEARS" AND COMPLETE INSURANCEIN C E INOURPORATEO He was outvoted again 10-1 in Other sons and daughters pres­ and Rockville 79 years sgo and tn Danbury for funeral aerviceji stored." , . hiB effort to overturn a ruling that Thursday. were admitted In Middlesex Me- Rrnxnilre (D-Wlai voting "pre- 8-Men Crew Arpentlna, Ualy, Japan and Tuni­ tion, exist for the worth while ent .were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred El- Fritderick H. Yost had made hia home In Rockville morial Hospital In nearby M; Mifidl* seal”...... and Sen. Homer E. Capehart sia has been appointed to consider WILiUMANTIC o f f ic e . MANCHESTER OFFICE 968 MAIN STn OKOUND FLOOR — TEU Ml 9-6241 the veto did not apply to the res­ gert. West Haittford; Mr. and Mrs. since that time. . Five State 'Policemen handling A 3-man crew working one tO- purposes of protecting publlc''edu Dependability olution. I Rockville - Frederick H. Yost. the Investigation are Sgt. Edward town, but none were reporlerT in | < R.Jprt) absent the sltuaUon In LMos, and report 854 MAIN STREET - 119 CENTER STREET "INSURANSMITHS'SINCE 1914" Clarence McCarron, Ea.st Hart­ He was a ' dresser In the .1. P. critical eondition,' I hnur shift a week could handle the calional standau*da In theatate and i Phone MI 9-762* And sft.er the final 10-1 vote to ford, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Secor, .IP, of Belleville, N. J., formerly of Stevens textile mill* until hi* re­ O'Brien and Policemen Thomas I operation, the letter said. One man on.lt. lii'Vlew of the confused na­ Phone HA 3-1400 Another traffir victim was 21- protecting the profesaioh Itself. create the subcommittee, Sobolev Walnut .St,; and Mr. and Mrs. Al­ Rockville, died yesterday In Belle­ tirement. He served on the City McDonnell, Jerome Nepiarsky. mnnth-old Pamela Mullins, daugh­ ; would -work at-the sorting table; ture of the reports from Laos, and claimed tfiat he had vetoed t>1e len M. Kaium, West Hartford. Two ville after a long Illness. Council in 1929 and 1930. Robert Coffey and William Hickey. B ritis h Elections j one would aiipervlae the grinding. They are also tj^ilbal of the bu- insist on it,.. Their Investigation, is not com­ ter of Mrs. James Drury. 206 Bos­ the equal confusion In the basic reaucretir rontrbia ail professions resolution snd It had "no binding sons who were not present are ■ He was bom in Rockville, July He was a member of Unipn Con­ ton Post Rd., Orange. The child grit removal^, concentration and force for anybody.” He said start­ Roger F. Kamni’, Earle, Ark.; and 29, 1900. son of Emil P. Yost and plete. W ill Be Held Oct. 8 pumping operationa; and one would ■ffuarioit there, no body of the like to set .tip for themaelves, if gregational Church; Court Hearts died yesterday of injuries received ing an inveatlgation waa an Impor­ Donald K. Kamni, Canoga, Park, the late Ella Gebhardt Yost. of Oak. “ oreaters of America; I-otally, funeral arrangements when she was hit by a ear In front supervise Uid' weighing, dumping United, Nations could well consid­ they can, tant matter subject to “ etc be­ He wa.s a veteran of World War are being handled by Watk1ns-We.st and cleaning nf the trucks. Calif. and Damon Lodge, Knights of Funeral Service. of her home Saturday. (Continued jFnge One) er more than jnvestlsratlon as its There are many, who would cause It might lead evgfitually to The couple recently returned II in which he served as a major Pvthias, all of Rockville, He was Another accidental death waa Metcalf k Eddy said it had no the rouncll's using it* powers of in the 161st Army Air Force in Car Rolls Over first step. never go 80 far aa to want to see from vlsitliyr their aon. Roger, and one of the early supporters of the that of a Connecticut National smaller political \grnupa also will Information as to the coat Pf auch If this Is a' mild United Nations coercion. his family. In Arkansa*. Mr. Command Communication.*, both municipal aw>1mming project in Two other accidenta were re- Guardsman. Specialist 4th Class have candida.^s In^the field, an installation, but it "ahould bs all such standards eliminated, who Council President'Ortoiia declar­ Karhm is interested in a program In the European and Pacific ! ported in Manchester duripg the substantially less than that of a recognition of the situation, the Rockville. Albert t/sPorts. 101 Academy Hilt. Macmillan announced ' th e '4*^* will atm enjoy the irony of the ed the reaoluUoa 'adopted. He said to a.saist senior citizens in the low theaters. He had been employed He leaves his wife, Mrs. Makde i' weekend.weeKenn one yesterday at .3 p.m Southington. after ronsultatlonsX with Queen garbage -Incinerator of comparable Jateht imports from Ureg ttselTrep- State Boarff^'of Elducntibn's recent aetting up a subcommittee was a Income bracket and' bandteappert' for .32 year.* in the sa:ies departr Newmarker Doss; two sons. L en t' "orf another Sunday at 1:2.1 p.m In ' capacity.” Town Engineer Jamea procedural matter not subject to persona. In addition to their seven I„aPorta. who hall returned_ to flheekey has estimated the cost of fesent a possible soft pedal gov­ dilemma. In which It found itaalf ment of'the J. P. Stevens Co., most F. of Bloomfield N. .1.; and Philip » crash, at Henry and the Southington Armocy after Scotland. iT iere were Ifist minute erning Communist military action veto and wa* so labeled .In the U.N. children, the Kamms have 17 of the time in the New York City G. Doss of 'Vernon;_ and two White' St*., sent four person* to consultations with hi* cAblnet coir fin incinerator at $780,000. advised by the attorney general grandchildren and 6 great-grand­ the hospital with minor injuries; two weeks of training at Camp 'The letter added that an en­ 'Theye! are of charter. office. grandchildren. Drum, N. Y., was cru.shed Satur­ league* during the afternoon at that It has enacted Its require­ Sobolev fought vigorously for children. He was a member of Union Con­ The Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pas­ Thoma* Kerr Jr., 28. of 118 N. No. 10 Downing SI. gineering's^udy would be the next withdrawal and lessening of im­ ments so effectively and stringent­ the veto, which hi* country has Elm St., cut* on hi* leg* and face; day between a truck and a trailer The old parliament will he dis­ step If the town is Interested In gregation Church and ■ Fayette tor of Union Congregational Joseph Gauruder Sr.. 64, of 118 while unloading equipment.' mediate military challenge, and ly that it Itself has no power to used *7 times. This caused a 3- Lodge of Masons, serving aX mas­ Church, waa scheduled to officiate. solved Sept. 18. The newly elected the installation^ . the welcome inferenc contained hour procedural wrangle that de­ N. Elm St., head and nose cuts; Elghleen-year-old Clarence Wil­ Parliament will open Oct. 27. The consulting firm gave a price .suspend thern.-The case at issue Group Will Study ter in 1926. Burial was tn he in Grove Hill Joseph (5aunider Jr.. .32, of Wind- bur Coleman of Troy, Ala., of $5,000 for auch a report, taking hi such reporl.s Is that the Com- layed the final decision. Beside.* his father he leaves his Cemetery'. Over the weekend an over­ was the rpqtiesl of the New Hart­ In the minority on a vole that i .sor Lock*, shin and knee cuts; and drowned Saturday in a deep gravel whelming majority of poHticiaha inspections of the Installations m piuntsts themselves wfsh To keep wife. Mrs. Dorothy Moxon Yost; Richard Marsh, 13. nf 160 Main pit in the Poquonnock Bridge Sec­ ford Ipeil Board of Education for' the resolution could not be vetoed, i Electrical Code a sister. Mrs. Kenneth W. Dowdlng Wilbur Frederick Hinds and political .correspondents b*‘ other preparation of a cost esti­ their agitation In'Laos just short Bobolev nevertheless contended | St., rut left eyebrow. All were tion of Groton. Coleman was liv­ came convinced Oct. 8 would be mate for construction and opera­ a suapenaion of state certification IN THE of Rockville; a niece and two Funeral services for Wilbur treated and discharged. ing with -an aunt In Pequonnock tion. The report cquld be com­ of becoming a valid international requirements for school auperin- that he had won on that .Issue be­ Requirements of the 1960 edi­ nephews. Frederick Hind*. 440 W. Middiet the day. But even at this late \ cause bis negative vote counted Police said Kerr was driving Bridge for the summer. He was pleted this fall, the firm said. Issue. tendents. New Hartford apparent­ tion of the National Electrical Funeral services will be held Tpke., were held Saturday morn­ West on Henrv St. when a car drivr stage there still were a few who as a vetb. He cited a declaration due to enter the Navy today. Cole­ thought the election might rome If the sttua*' n should thus sim­ ly Intended to employ John Schere- LINE OF DUTY Code wtfl be discussed at a meet­ tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the While ing at Concordia Lutheran Church, en south on White St. bv Edward man and other , youths had been RAILROAD CLAMBAKE that Britain, China, the Soviet Funeral Home, 6.1 Elm St., Rock- with the Rev. Paul Kaiser of­ W. Marsh Jr.. 16. nf 160 Main St., aa early as Oct. 1 or as late aa mer down, until the United Na achewsky, private school headmas­ Union and the United Stales made ing of electricians working in swimming In the pit. Old Saybrook. Sept. 8 tdPt— A "IT'S,THE j ville, with the Rev. Paul J., Bow­ ficiating- Wealey Smith was solo­ hit the Kerr car broadside, knock­ Stale police reported that be­ O ct 22. New Haven Railroad boxcar full tions committee wga considering a ter of many' years experience, to at the U.N. organizing conference Manchester and members of the. man. pastor of Union Congrega­ ist, snd Mrs. Ivan Beckwith or­ ing It about .30 feet and causing It If Oct. * is the date, this- time­ of clams caught fire yesterday, i%ere was the case of the Mthmatic in San Franciscet in 194,5. towxnuilding inspector’s depart- tween 4 p.m. Thursday and 9 a m. ^ast event ratWr than a present serve as superintendent of its lit­ tional Church, officiating. Burial ganist. Burial wa* in East Ceme- lo turn over. today they made .168 arrests. 131 table will be followed; holding up rail traffic for a short mtiitary ^ftnsive, and the Com little teen-ager who had an acute seizure Thia declaration set out that pr^nt tomorrow night at 7 o'clock will be In Grove Hill Cemetery at tery. Marsh wa* arrested after the The old parliament will reas­ while. tle school system, and the State at four o’clock one morning. In the excitement, the veto should apply on any vots^^jp Municipal Building, of them for .speeding; issued 2,129 munlsta:;w'ere back to rrtaintaining Board of Education was apparent-' MANCHESTER / the convenience of the family. Rearers were Ernest Scott. Lu­ crash and wa* charged with reck­ motor vehicle warnings, and In­ semble Sept. 17.- A proclamation The- first firemen to the scene the bottle, containing her prescription fell to the en whether a particular resoliitjoh Frank Stetka, field engineer for There are no calling hours. cian Vigiard, Leon C. Trombl.v, less ' driving and disregarding the dissolving parliament will be issued put their hoses across the tracks. Iheir alintiwotsua! sphere of influ- ly willing to comply with Its re- could be vetoed - thereb^xhak- vestigated 8,1 accident*. Two of ths floor and shattered. What was done? “ ■ the National Fire Protection Assn, William Ge».s, Edward Kehl and stop sign at Henry St. He 1* dife In accidents were fatal. 31 person* the following day. When the hoses were placed under ence in the twulhern section of j quest, when the attorney genergl The pharmadist was called imm-diately. Ing possible the *o-calle-^^rlrt War lU niled it could not. Now the state What would you do? IN 'SAVINGS & LOAN' yet.0." / Electrical Code Correlating Oonf- Mrs. •Lillian (Van Doren) Wil- polling In the' United Kingdom’s over Laos could beVgj^sidered j body has assigned one of iU own Opt^na said this declaration waa mitlee,. will be the principal speak­ Hams, 71, widow of Steven D Wil- Anniversary Mas* Four people were treated at .630 district* are expected to be RiBICOFF HAIIB INDIANK Mancheater Memorial Hospital completed py Oct. 10. paet. members the task of finding what Emergencies like this are not unusual. not binding- on him. er, Stetka was foi-merly chief Hams Sr., formerly of Wapping, A requiem month's mind Mass, Hartford, 8ept. 8 IB—Oovemsr Sobolev declared the western electrical inapector for Washing­ died in Trenton, N. J., Sunday. after Sunday * crash, which oc­ •The new parliament then could RIbirnff today hailed the Red Mas The trouble with dying for C ^s the board has to do to acquire the It's part of our responsibility for John J. McCann will he cele­ Woman In jured powers were striking at the Unit­ ton. D.G.. and has, for many She was a-member of Center brated Thursda.V a t 7:4.1 a.m. at curred at Pine and Walnut St*. hold Its first meeting either in the for hie many eontributions to |s not that Laos is s small Asian 'pqwor to suspend Its, own require- as pharmacists to help out when needed.. , Philip P. Savva. 30, of 21 St. It’s ajl In the lint of duty. . THAT AUKES IT A$ ed Natipn'*' very foundations ,and years, been a member of the elec­ Congregational (Thurch here. St. James’ Church.' Flying week beginning Oct. 12 or the fol- Connecticut, as he proclaimed edyntry, far from our borders. It merit*, if It feels like it.' actually had begun revising, the trical committees. He la alao ac­ Surviving are a son. Steven D. John St., suffered bruise*, and hi* Jowing week. 8ept, Z5 as American Indian Day. Is thqt, as previously In the case we ]>*ve the state board mo- For medical advice and treatment, charter. tive In the International A.ssocia- Williams Jr.. Wapping; a daugh­ two son*. Philip. 8. and Charles. Macmillan's, trip' tn Balmoral He ap(tealed to schools to hold He charged sponsors of the rea- tion of Blecrical Inspector*. ter. Mrs. John R. McGann. Tren­ -2, suffered minor rut* and-scrape.*. Mrs. Ernest Stafford nf 71 Bro4d sent a gust of excitment through suitable exercises on that day of all Iqdo-Chinn. and in-the case mentarily sfiafled In Its owm red see your physician. ' St.. Injured In a freak accident acquaint pupils "with added For prompt prescription service, call us. plution with "poisoning ths in­ These periodic meeting* have ton, N. J.; a brother. Louis J/an Permit Requeslefl Patrick J. Grakowsky, 16, nf 31 the country. Politlclari* prepared to to of Formdsa—entirely unlike the rmdsa—entirely unlike the tape. MeanwhU^Nthere is a flick ternational atmosphere" on the Poren. and'" sister. Miss Grace Marshall Rd., a passenger In the involving a rotary power mowar swing their campaign machines In­ knowledge of the former InhaW- LOCAL been held by the'building Inspec­ and a large spike.'was reported In case In Korea or the ease in .Suez, of 'a serious point "hn;olved. It is eve of „Soviel Premier Nikita S. tor's department to aid the elec­ Van Doren. both of Thompson ville; For School Winji car which was Involved in the col- to srt.lon. tanU of this land.” for that matter—there Is no clear, that any ref-ulatlon tlibu^d have Khrushchev’s U.S. visit. He said tricians in keeping up^ with -the apd six grandchildren. liaicn with Savva'* vehicle, re­ good condition today at Manches­ ported himself to the hospital with ter Memorial Hospital. clean appticalloil of world law to some loophole for common'''*fnae only revival of the dormant latest changes in regulations, and Funeral service* will bp held 1 >• An application to erect a new Canadlan-Indian-PolLsh Interna­ also- to discuss various problems morrow at 2 p.m. at Watkin»-Wert a neck strain. The accident occurred Sunday - the situation. The main situation and tha public - Interest, and tiSht, AS AUIN STREET" wing at St. James' Parochial All Were discharged. as the . SS-year-old housewife wa* is technically one of an 'internal QUINN’S PHARMACY tional Commission for Ijios could which arise. * Funeral Home. 142 E. Center St. Sphool was filed in the town build­ this is not the first time certifica­ bring peace there. Burial will be In Wapping Ceme­ According tn police, Savva hit watching her husband mow the Ernest McNeill, electrical in ing department today. lawn. ‘The rapidly spinning blade* revolution. ' Outside Communist tion red tape- has deprived Con­ Phone MI 3-4136 Laos opposes resurrecting this speclor, is in charge of arrange­ tery. Friend* may call at the fu­ a car -driven west on Walnut St. in'.eiwanJUion, involying the cross- The Associated Construction Co. by Samuel A. McCloud. 16. of 116 of .the mower, picked up the spike, necticut school systems and Con­ Commission, a product of the 19.14 ments tor the meeting. neral home today from 2 to 4. and of Hartford, which filed the ap­ .ing of intamatiohal borders, la re­ Geneva Indochina peace-apd-inde- 7 lo 9 p.m. ■Woodland St., who crossed Savva's approximately 10 or 12 inches necticut children of talent which plication. ''estimated construction path. Savva was driving on Pine long, and hurled if . with tremen­ ported and nu,iored, 'but not pendence agreements. (o.st at $3.10,OfiO, However. Build­ might have been very valuable to Sobolev accused Secretary Gen­ Mr*. Matilda M. Hill* St; toward Walnut at the time, dous force ahptii 2.1 feet. It then proved. The 'gov.ernment of-Laos them. ing In.spector Thomas Monahan police said. /. ■pierced the calf of'Mr*. Stafford’s eral Dag . Hammarskjolil of ex­ Misijsilennen Home Mrs. Matilda M. H"l»- said thi.s figure- did not incHwle Itielf has violated some- of th^ ceeding his authority by asking dnw of ChaHe* C. Hills, formerly McCloud told police he was fol- right leg. rule* under whi'ch. according to the_ su'hrontracling costs. brtona to rail a meeting so he From l\pw Mexico of Hill* St., died Middenly Sunday Plans submitted hv the New true* ending the Indo-Chinese war. Vitamins, Plus From officers and directori to personnel and sharehold­ could report to the council on the night at the home of- A daughter. Haven architectural iifirm of'P ol­ It is supposed to Mve:, The Cnm- SCHOOL OF THE Laotian plea, which was received Mrs. Arnold Moffett of Highland, The mo*t blzaCre, and also the Missilemen from Battery C nf lack- and Sullivan call for ^ the .1 'Friday from Foreign Minister 'N, Y. ■ . ' » munlsta are adept at exploiting recurrent experience of our times the 2nd Missile Rn. arrived back at rre('li,nn of a combination gym­ siich nehulotis. aituation.s. And if ers i+'s an institution th,at can truly be called "Local." Khamphsn Panya. their Manchester - Glastonbury Bnrn at .sea. the daughter of the nasium • and auditorium -which Is the perversion of symbols, . Hammarskjold explained .that late Mr. and Mrs, John Munacll, they carry their exploitation too headquarters yeslei-day after .suc­ would, be connected tn the exist­ certain language-, be­ be had.done so beenuae Laos Itself she had lived moat of her life in far.'there will be nothing, for it' cessfully la'iinrhing three Nlke- ing portion of the school by 8 60- comes. the equivalent of war; ae- It's, been that way since 1891. With such a grass-roots had not asked for a >00110011 meet­ AJ.SX missiles In practice at Mac­ this dbuntry.'ahe attended schools, ■ hle«d money hut-to Blmplify the issue, and meet ing. He said the plea waa the first curity hecomea danger;, miracle Gregor. R ang^n New Mexl’rn last in Nsav Haven . Th^ old auditorium will be torn force with'force. Let u's hope they •peclflc request for military aid drugs aometimea develop a lethal . setup it stands to reason that Savings and Loan KNOWS week. Manchester for many ,\ down to make room for ,. the ad- have turned to i >me caution. the U.N. had ever received'.. The group scored three -of three Surviving are four other dition, a teacher's room, book kick; , leisure aometimea ’ seema -RE-OPENS Hammarskjold published A note fair successful' firngs -and tallied a daughter*. Mias Jennie Hills of room,-and small meetlpg room. now 'liiol sent to the council by North Viet­ more a curse than a hleaalng; the . Manchast'ar batter , . , KNOWS the people and their. mim'ei-lcal score high enough ' to Hartford,-Miss Phoebe ,S. HllHi of. The. rest of the old buHd'ing will •I i l f namese Foreign Minister Pham win a citation- from the United Preston. Mrs. Robert Dennison of Which Comes First? greatest advances of science p<»e MONDAY, Van Dong. It denied the Laotian be remodeled, and new adminis­ tlje question whether mr not hu- State Army Air-Defense Com­ Manchester, and Mrs.’ Robert Hill trative office* and a health suite «niiond ear Our good friend John Deme, who charges and blamed the United Of Stafford -Springs; a sister. Mrs. VtiSnity can contror them enough financial service needs . . . KNQWS how to help people' State* and ths "Southeast A.iia mand. wlU he installed. : - / ■ ■ makes « pleluant point of sched­ SEPTEMBER 14 In all, t,J;ie hattalion fired 8 nf Rose Phillips of Shelhourne Fails, lb survive them. " ' . ', ■ • ■ ''i aggressive military bloc" for 9 missiles Ruccessfully. with Baf- Ma.'ls,. and- eight grandchildren. . . ' uling nice musie on Manchester's Laos’ troubles. Se« your convenient Connecticut Bank None of these recurrent Impres­ AT THE in their aspirations. 68 years of local experience means t'erv A of Ea*t Windsor missing Private funeral services will he radio Station, . questions whether sions of a fatefur reversal of -the one shot and Ba.Uery B of Port­ -and Trutt Company ofRce pawl "the Wtirt of miisle-that-has'been held tomorrow at the' Watkins- natural oihar of thing*. However, land also getting'three for three. West Funeral Homq. 142 E. Cen­ HOLLYV^ODV. If your family’s suffering from "one-car-itis," youll foisted on, the Jioiith of -'A'rnbrica" a* more understanding consideration of thpie financial C. Battery departed by air. Sept. has carried quite t^e down to . > ORANGE a HALL . ‘ • MotoriMs Warned: ter ,St. The Rev. William O. Grun- find that adding s good'used car will make life' a lot can,“ be reiponalble for the great 29 foi- the Iveek-lnng annual.prac­ den.. pastor of the Stafford pleasanter for everybody! ' ' • earth 'wallop involved in a minor CURRENT ANNUAL School Tomorrow tice , firing.' The --ftring wa* com­ Increase in-Juvenile problems." H« 72 EAST CENTER ST, Springs Methodist Church, will of­ WHMlCMANt We’ve helped a lot of people in solving that prob- Hem-in the new* the other day, .problems that.confront everyone from time to time. It's plied 'Thursday. ficiate, Burial Will he in West lem^, and weMl help you, too. Find the'ear you want, ., w:o»ild Uke. to have America’s mu- which quietly noted thatl "wholt DIVIDEND RATE alr providers atop providing rock- ■ (Continued from Page One) Cemetery. Friends may call at the then s{0P 'O'at' your nearest CB&T office or ask your w-heat bread contains roughly ""•t" ap instifiition founded for Y6U . Use its services often! funeral home tonight from 7 to 9. . automobile dealer to arrange a -CRAT auto loan. A ’ll rpll. , three to four times.as much radio­ CLASSES AND PRIVATE •ignaU are turned off by the bius verico Irom CB’&T loan can be arranged promptly, without fu"** , Thera need be Utile question active Btrontium 90 a*'does white operator. Then you may paa* the About Town *e«r-whe«l IP and red tape, and ybu’ll hive your second car before ttiip such music' plays its part In instructions hilt If eonditiona'permit! (root-wheel you know it! *■•' bread, testa h.v,-Atomlc Energy pgopellinfv-M You, repay in-convenient monthly payments.'and creating the Jungle atmosphere in The o nly‘time-.vou may pass’ s Th* way* and mean* committee Junerala Commission gclr utiats have shown. school biia-displaying stop signals of St,- Bridget's Rosary Society will to ell J-iaeh you can take up to two years! Life insurance is in-, which the,. worst capacities “of “ 'The wmc.entration of the fall­ raster*, eluded, free. Ui when a traffi.e oflfieir specifically mem tomorrow at 7:30 p.m,- In the Angelo R. Milanese America's tee'n/igera demojistrste out substance in white.bread aam- TO E ■ flirect* you to do *0. church baaement. $72.00 Give your family this convenience right now! themaelves, ^ The real question, ples whs found tn he about equal to At the Intereection of two or The funeral of Angelo R Mi­ however, may he -which coipea Aral. tnore highways don't make a turn The Manchester Exchange (!Jub lanese, 56, of 9.1 Davie Ave.. Rock­ the lower range of recent valuei ville. was-' held Saturday at. the — the music or the mood, thjf-sbclq- toward a school bus receiving or will meet tonight at '6 at the Thrse Nethfiseed Over teller CaeiBed found, nationally In milk samples. BALLET SAVINGS discarding .passengers. ' J 's in Bolton. . Ladd Funeral Home and SI. Fhi over everagf toilet Jogical fact of the I'teenage gangs "The figui* for whole wheat • If a school bus has stopped on Bernard's Gbufch. bowl Sturdiry c6ii. cr4.ha paraphemalia by which they bread was. as ||<|gh, as the highest OPEN TILL 5 P.,M. LOAN a road. Intersecting the on* you FAtlBUS RAPA BOMBINGS He died Wednesday at Manches­ etrqcted; Caeily deened. distinguish th^salves. milk samples or allghtl- higher. In A S s O t: I A T’ I C> N are on, you may pass .the inter­ Little Rook, Ark., Sept. 8 (flV- ter Memorial Hospital- after a c u t B a n lc ^If we wpri' to try to shut off, TAP section. . ’ Gov: Orval E. Faubiia today de­ aH'drt illnesa • t ' i, SSI.M The Conn te ^ a of possible human hazard m o n d a y -t u e s d a y -f r id Xy /AfSUiefO^SA VfMBS 1 He was born Aug. l6 , 1903 in Mancheater Shopping Parkade,- Middle Turnpike W. and arbitnpdtj^ the. devicea by which ' THURSDAY 9 A M. to 8 P.M. ■ Aleo, If you are on one of the plored three bombtnga ever . ANOTRU C O M P A N Y ^ Broad St., 61ai cheater; Open Monday. Tuesday, 10 AJM. to the milk and bread figures are gen­ ■awcNiaTat'a aieafT riWAHfe-MI.' INtTITUTiaN Muthbisund lanes' of a divided school Intergration a s public In­ Italy, the son of the Igte, Enrico young hoodlums and near erally considered low." ' ’ - TO REGISTER PLEASE PHONE rkway, say, and a school bus dignation mounted. A. 9100,00(1 and Josephine Mobelia" Milanese WELDON'MUS 00. 26 Offices Serving 19 Connecticut Communities' 6 P.M.—Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 9 A,M. to 9 JM. I, hoodlutna seek to distinguish 17 at usual note of risuMuranca, VOOt%A€aO* Asward fund waa proposed fot and had lived In this afea most Antlioriaed Dealer 998 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER Saturday, 9 A to 6 P'.M. ' - ’' K■ stopped on one of the north- NORtH BRANCH—16 N. MAIN ST. UiamMlvH, wa xxmld not stop with wa would remark, doba aat quite Mi 9-5767 hound -lanea, you do not have to eaptnre ofl the persons who 1000-;- of hia life. •01 HAIII B T ^ ja 9-6M1 Trlple-S Stamp ,|t«dunptloii Oeater—180 Market Square. NewUigteo ttiair aupply of hmalc. We w'ould ed the bomba Igat night. He had been employed for more carry Jtself over Into the Inference ■ .V - . ( ■*6r ■■■• ■ '■ t

-.9 4 ■ ■ ' , MANCHESTER EVENING IfRRALD, MANC^STER,.^dNNM TUgSPAYa SEI^I'EMRER i. 191W P A d E N IN E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1959 f A Q K E IG H T Boltoii Lists Andover School Hours Bell Offering Cafeterias to Operate ‘TV College’ Public School Bus Schedule Bus Routes SchbolLists 'School opens 8:15;*opena 8:45. lainrh, OradM 1-8, lunch period* *tag| red. 25 mln- 11:80-12:15; Grades 4-6. 12-12:.30 College In .your living room U dtemisiel. Dlsmlasal, Grade* 1-8. /2:80; Kata contatnlne the namesAhtuah Hill. Bell. BidweU. Wetherell.^ Bus No. 4 Student* from On First Day of School Tha opanlng'_ of school tomorrow Assignments ute* each, 11 to 12:*6: the latest development it) edtie*^ I ...V,., .;r T if..nKeenev. * v i.Uchfleld.Utchfl^M. Overland.Overland Partt:^ I Bnglewopd. Wedgewood. W.- Mld- bringsI Utatha anneuncanient anno of routes 2:15. Grades 4-6. 2:4.5, tion fqchtiique ind addre**** of all puptl* who are Hewers: Morning kindergarten, NathSJi Hale: Morning hinder-- WtlUed to tranaporutlon ai*e ard; Nile*. Server. Avon. Krie. tp ke. tSM'lOSO) Whltif^v, Ail cafeterias In the Manchester to bS foUowad by achool buses and The fteif Telephone Ajistem, #ltll PorUand. and Bridge. Startln* 7:20 Hendee, Dover, Moras, Jar- public achool system will be In full (ilaiisroom aaaignmenta far atu- 8:45-11:15. afternoon kindergar­ garten, 8:40-11:10, afternoon kln-^ ivailabla In the vartou* school of- S t Jam es’ School other pertinwt Information for dent# In the Andbver elementary »everal other firm#, Will help fi­ am. at IV Spencer—atop* at via, Fijxcroft. Femdale, Edison, and operation the flm t day of school,. narenU and Children In Bolton. ten, M:8O-2:40. School opens. dergarten. l2:,50-2;45. School nance a second "Continental. ncea- Only thoae puplla who** school, have been announded a* opens, Grades 1-6, 8:40r Grade 7, aames are •Included on Uieae Hat- Hiljltwvn dr Woodaide. «0ft Hllla- FuUon.N^tartlhg 7:30 a.m. at Bdl- Calendar Prices And menua vary from one ^ School houra wlH be • a.m. to Grade 7 at 8:15. Grade* 1-6 at Claaarodm'' eerien the firat on town, W> Buah Hill. Bush Hill »on A WhHney - atona at Foxcroft level of schooling to another. To- 8:10 follows; 8:45. Lunch. Grade* 1-2, 11:15- 8:15, lamrh, J1:80-12:.35. Dismla- Inf* >nHl be permitted to ride a p.m. at the elementary achool Grad* 1. Mre. Iren* Olcott will network TV offeridg college rredr Bell. JMi.1 Buah Hill. Keeney * Buah A Deerfieldrairrival 7:50 a.m. aaaist parenU in planning menua except for the flret day. School 12:15; Grade* 3-4. n;45-12;46; sal. Grades 1-3, 2:45; Grades 4-6, It* - a^rcordlng to the Aeptam- •moot, bu* and ahould board and Wed.. Sept. 9—School open*. teach Leslie Anderaon, Margaret leave 0»e bue at the atOp nearest Hill. 472 Keeney. Keeney A Brio. Bua -No, 8\ Students from The Herald will publish the mhnua will cloaa at 2:80 pjn. tomoirow. Grades 5-6, 12:15-1:15; Grade 7, 3 p.m.; Grade 7. 2:16. ber i»«ue of Telephone N # Keenev * Hackmatack. Bridge A Woodaide, K eehe^Speneef. Over­ Mon.. Oct. 12—Columbua day. every Thursday again this year. Lunches must be carried the first Arnold, Jeffrey Barter, Robert 12-12:25. Dismissal, Grades 1-3, i Orford Village: Arhool open* their home ‘ ^ . B e nneth, Louis Coda, Curtt* which Is Issued monthly for With a few mtnpr e.xcept.tons A']on: arrival 7^;4!S a.m land, Hlllatown, Avon.- Wetherell, Holiday. Elementary three days of school. Milk for 2:45; Grades 4-6. 3-. Grade 7, 2.15.1 8:45. lainrh, 11:45-12:.70. Dismisaal, Inmer* of the Aouthem Ne eng- route* are identical to the previ- Bu* S'o. "14. Trip ‘ 2- Student* from Hill*. Buah Hill, Packard, Bridge, Wed.. Nov. 11 — Veteran* The price of meals for the first lunchee will be sold at the achool Dowling, John Eadle, Gregory Buckland; Kindergarten • to] 2:30. Hotsington, Dorothy Kanleton; 11:15; School open* 9; Lainch 12 to! land Telephone. Co. ous >*ear. The achedulea indicalc O o a n e. Woodbrtdge. (142-383). Bidwell. McCann, Nile8l\ Hack­ Day. Holiday, two days will be 60 ceilts or 35 on these day* at four cenU a bot­ Robertson: kindergarten 12.30- Student* who slfcp'unt)! 7 a.m.’ Green. Auburn. Rlarkweather. N. Mi^rle Kukucka, Dennis LaPotnte, 12:15; Dismissal ’2:45. I that each hue make* several trip* matack (31.3-3061 FrancekN and^ Nov. 26, ‘ 27—Thanksgiving cents for one meal. In the follow­ tle. * 2:45. School opens for all grades will miss the course entirely, how­ during: one day All the bus erhcd- Elm. Harlan. Henry (.301) Oak- Diane. Starting 7:15 a.m. ing weeks the price of meala for a All elementary achool buse* will Karen Person, Beverly Pohl, Olive Buckley: Morning, kindergarten. 8:45. I.sinch. Grades , 1-6, 11:30- Holidays. Reynold*, John Sheehan, David 8:40-11:10, afternoon kindergar­ ever. A nejF'^hemislry r o u r • • ulo* are close and the c^ooperatlon wood A Avdndale .Starting 7:50 Spencer - atop* at Spencer (fc Tue*.. Der. 8 Feast of Im­ 5-day week will be $1.50, or’ 3.5 dliplay a card showing the route -i. 12:30 DIamiasal, Grades' 1-3 and Schwanke and Virginia Urein. ten, 12:15-2;45. School opens •t*rtlng,./Aept. 28 will he trana- 3f all parents and puptl* la needed am at Wellaeley A Oreen- atop* Hlllelown, Hlllatown A W'oodatde, maculate Conception. -Holiday. cent* each If the .child wishes to letter dealgnatlon. Route A, driven 7, 2:4.5, Grades 4-8, 3 p.m. rfver NBC-TV »tat.ion# at Oakwood A Green. Doane A The studenU In Mre. Mildred Grsd# 7, 8:15, Grade* 1-6. 8:40. to make the trip on lime Buse* 480 HlllaWwn. Hillstowf) A Hill*; Dee. 23 to Jan. 4—Chriatmaa buy them separately. Milk will be by WilMam Bouaqast will begin at Aouth: Kindergarten 8:45-11:1.5. 6..30 to 7 s.m.. five day* a' cannot pn out of their way to pick Green. Phelps A Green. N. Elm A Hlllatown A Buah Hill. Bush Hill vacation. five oeijt* a bottle. g-20 a.m. at Tolland Rd. at Lae's Christadore’a Grad* 1 class will Lunch, Grade* 1-3. 11:25-12:15; 1 1 55 12 45 Achool begins for Grades 1, 2. 3, week Last year's experimental up pupils, nor can they slop at In- Green. Harlan A Green. Stark­ A Keeney. 440 Keeney. Keeney A Jan. 36- 27. 2§--MM-year Money for the following week's A atop wllHm made at Plymouth ■ be; Raymond Bonneau, Andrew Grades 4-6, : - : ; Grade 7, weather A Woodbridge. Avondale 11:55-12:20. Dismisaal, grades 1-6, 9. Lunch, Grade 1. 11:1-5-12 physic* course will he re-run from dn-ldual house* Puplla are. expect • Erie. Keeney A Hackmatack, exam*. ___ _ . . meala will be collected each, Fri­ Lane and'^Tolland Rd. and one at Brown, Karen Biigb##, Alan Fer­ Grades 2. .3. 11:30-12:1.5, Dianiisaal, A Woodbridge. arrival 8:10 am . 1 guson, Cynthia Fore, Linda Har- 2:45: Grade 7, 2:1.V. 8-6:30 s.m, ed to travel only on the buses to Bridge Avon; arrival 7:45 a.m.. Mon., Feb. —Beginning of day in Verplanck, Robertson Hol­ Plymotith Lane and Llynwood Dr. 2:4.5. Alate college in New Haven, which they have been aaaigmed Bu* No. 15. Trip 1—S t u d e n t a ' Bua No. A—Students from Linn- second marking period. lister, Lincoln. Mancheater Green, /^Route B, driven by Bouaquet, riman, Cynthia Hauachlld, Edward HIghlaad Park: Morning kinder­ Thc bu*'schedule is tentative at from P"rkw-. C o 1 e m a n Cl.yde, Feb. 19 to 29—Winter vaca- I •' ■ 4 Montandon, William Mill*. Rich­ garten, 8:30-11; afternoon kinder­ 5'erplanrk: Morphig klndergsr New Rritain, Danbury and WUH- more. Falrview, Deepwood, Deer Buckley and Nathan Hale Srhonli. / vvtil start at 8:40 a.m. at Kleln- len\ *’8:45-11 ;IV,/5rternoon klnyrtall (74-318) Mather, f r o t h y . field. Centef (.506-6.50). Adam*. tlon. ^ Money for the following week's ’ Schmidt’s on Rt. 6. Stops will b* ard Osborne, Frank Palliardi, garten. 12:1,5-2:30. School open* Thur., April 14—Holy Thura- 8:30. Lunch, 11:30-12:.30.' Dtamis- garten, UL4ft^:45. School open* lege In New Haven wilt give pistmenls mav be necessary td^Oole. .Rauller*. (4.52-523), Di>von, Edmund, Crest mehla will be collected each Mon­ made at Rt. 6 and Johnson Rd., Rt. Robert Penes, Bruce Ray, Dennis 6 proride a wofkAhte schedule un- i ham. Bcnlnn. Branford, day. 4-hour day. Sauer, Andrea Stoner, Linda Teb- sal. 2:45. 8:45, LupdC Grade* 1 and . 11:15- course credits to afudetU* who w (^ , W. Middle Tpke. (522). day in South, Buckland, Bowers, 6 at Gigilo’*, Rt. 44A at SOtham’i; 12-I5rG r*des 2 and ,4, 11 ;4.5-12:45; der actual working condition*. ! Brciokfleld. and Starting Fri.. April l^-CK/od Friday. bete and Suzanne Vanty. Hollister: Morning kindergar­ meet their entrance requirement*. Starting 7;.30 a.m. at Stone A Ed- Waddell, Keeney, Washington ahd Rt. 4fA at Howard Rd„ Vernon 3 *nd 5, ■12:16-1:15. Dis- Furher details may be obtained When schedules are adopted on " ' piund - atop* at Ltnnmore A Creat- Holiday. Highland Park School*. Rd. at Barron’s. Veronon Rd. at In the Grad* 2 class Uught by ten, 8:45-11:15, afterffoon kinder­ April 22 to May 2 -Spring va­ garten, 12:30-2:45. School opei 'ml*R«l. Grades 1, 2, 3. 2:45, Grade* from any of tha above collegaa. . permanent ba,i*. 'he hi.*?* should A w-ood, Llnnmore A Adams; arrival •The menus follow# Hemingway’s and Vernon Rd. at Mrs. Doris Peck will be: Patricia 4, .5, 6, 3 p.m. run In accordance with the sched- Mather A' 7:50 a.m. cation. Thursday: Chicken aalacl sand­ the Hathaway driveway. Anderson. Christy Barter, (Jseque- Grades 1-6, 8:45, Grade Tj^-ffTlS. Coleman. Lydall A Saulters. Barry Waddell: Moaning kindergarten. *ule Bu* No. 7 — Student* from ITiur., May 26—Aacenalqn wiches, .sliced _ tomato, flavored Route C, driven by William Itne Conlan, Gall (Jovell, Nancy Lunches, Grades . 1-6 ll;4flD2:45; In connection with the Barnard A Colemaii, Barry A Dorothy. Pioneer. O'Leary, Trebbe, Thomp­ Thursday. Holiday. Devlin, Delton Dunnack, Richard Grade 7 12-12:2!L/Dismlssal, 8'30-ll(15. afternoon kindergarten. gelatin with wh'lpped rream, niiilk. Hayea, will start at 8:20 a.m. a t MEMBM and High School*, following each Helaine A Parker. E. Middle Tpke. son, Preston, ^ Adam*. Olcott, Mon., itay 39—Memorial Day. Friday; Tunaflsh salad, potato Fernwood Dr. and South Rd. Stdjpa Hladie, William Foran, Thonrias Grades 1-3, 2:4.V.^Gr*de* 4-6, 3 12:30-2:45. School open* 8:.30. bu* number 1*. a listing of the A Cole, Branford A Durkin; arrival Fnlknor. 33inmas. Chester, Carol, Holiday. Gasper, Arthur Haloburdo, Eugene p.m.. Grade Lunch Grades 1-4, 11:30-12:30; chlp(a. bread and buttej-, vegetable - a-111 be made on Rt. 44A at" Pep­ Grades 5, 6. 11 :.50-12:.50..Di*mlaaal. street* sem'ed- by this . bus. Stu­ 7:'45 a jn . Center. (603-867). I^ve I>ane. June 13 to 16 -Flnal exam* sticks, applesauce, milk. in's, the private drive next to EUl- Horn, Mark Houle, Patricia Juro- Keeney:^.-Morning kindergarten, Bua No. 18, Trip 2— S indents Grades 1-3, 2:45; Grades 4-6, 3 dent* should check thi* list of Starling 7:.30 n.m. *l S. Adam* A for Grade 8. Monday: Baked bean* with ott’a. at Keeney Dr. and at How- vaty, Stephen Holier, James law* 8:30-11:15^,. afternoon kindergar­ street*, and. provided they ^re from Franklin, Goodwin, Parker W. Center - stops at s. Adams A June 15 to 17 — Final exam* ten. 12:30-2:45. School opens all p.m. (137-285) Bliss, Jordt. .lensen, Ger­ frankforts, coleslaw^ whole wheat arth’a. Thomas McCabd, Gary McEIll- eligible for transportation, should Thompson, S. Adam* A Olcott, for Grades 1 to 7. 'Route D, driven by'W 11.11 am -'V-' grkdes 8:30. Lunch, Grades 1-3, Washington: Morning klndergsr- ard, Woodbridge (483-600), Law- June 19—Earliest date for bread and ■ butter, butterscotch gott. Avia Mcrryman, Nancy Sta-' use. the bus indicated, Olcott A.Falknor, Center A. Falk- pudding, milk. Hayes, will start at 8:46 a.m. on '11:30-12:30: Grade* 4-6, 12-1 p.m ten, 8;45;il;15. afternoon kinder­ ton. Raymond, Richard. Adelaide. graduation. aiak. Marlon Taylor and F r ed BARNARO SCHOOL nor. Center A Thom**, Center A Tuesday: Meat and vegetable pie Rt. 6 at^Gruden’s. Stops will be Yarns. Dismissal, Grades l-3,'*2;4.5. Grades garten, 12:30-2;40. School open* Miinro, Academy. Pitkin,. Boulder, 4-6, 3 p.m. grades 1-6, 8:45; Grade 7, 8:10.. Bu* No. 1—Student* from Mar­ Robert, Putnam, Wellington, and Carol; arrival 7:50 a.m. ’ ' with potato lopping, bread and made bn Rt. i at Steele’s Crbaaing In a Grade 2 class taught by P IN E L E N O X garet. Loomis. ,Bates. Hoffman. Bu* No. 8— Student* from Oak- butter, ice cream, milk. at Valentine's and at Rob- Mrs. Esther Kaplan will be: Mar­ Keeney Annex: School opens 9. Lunch, Grade's 1-3, 11:25-11:50; Elwood. Starting 7;.50 a.m- "t Dismissal 1:30. Grades 4-7, 12-12:25. Di»mi**sl, Hilliard (273-548). Woodland (410- Franklin A Goodwin—atop* at grove. Porter. Birch Ml., Carter, SchoolNotes Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat tnson’a. on South Rd. at Duncan’s, garet Azinger, Wilma Baker, Guy PHARMACY 480) Puval. Biljnie. Castle. Schal- Highland. Gardner, Lakewood, sauce, vegetable Bticks, bread and Nichols’ and Stony Rd. Cardinl, Mark McComber, John Lincoln: Morning kindergarten, Grades 1-6, 2:45; Grade 7, 2:15. Franklin A Parker A Gerard, Park­ Howell Cheney Tech: School lec and Hockaniim Circle S tarl­ er A Jordt, Woodbridge A Green Bruce, Hlllcreat, S. Main, Charier butter, mixed fruit, milk. Route E, driven by Mr*, taicille McGuire. Eugene Melanderaa, 8:30-11 ;15, afternoon kindergar­ M l E. CENTE* ST. ing fi-Vt a m. at Hilliard A Bilyue Thursday: Chicken and gravy on A Sign That SchooVs About to Open ten. 12:30-2:45. School opbns 8:30. opens 8: Itinch 11;4.5-12:15; Dis­ Manor. Woodbridge A .lenaen, P it­ Oak, Nike Circle, Mountain Rd., Few Changes William*, will begin at 8:40 a.m. In the Diane Monlandoq', Robert Montie. —stops at 400 Hilliard. Hilliard A Wylly*, Spring (70-680) Starting mashed potato, buttered peas, at Pereelucha'* on Watrou* Rd. A few more pieces of mail are placed In the boxes by Therese Duga*. a MHS freshman, Lunch. Grades 1-3, 11:15-12:30; missal, 3 p.m. Ml ta r n kin A Autumn-, Porter A Autumn; last few days before school opening, the teacher.*' mailboxe.s pile up with 'periodicals and teaching Jill Page, Linda Palmer, Allan .Mnncheeter High Achool: School Woodland. Turnbull & Woodland; 7:20 a.m. at S. Main A Lakewood - bread and butter,, peanut butter Stops will be made on Brandy St Grades 4-6, 11:45-12-45. Dismissal, arrival 8:10 a.m. materials as well a* official information. (Herald Photo by Saterni.*), Parkington, Carcfl Reynolds, Da­ open* 8:06. Lunch periods stag­ arrival 8:10 B.m. Bus No. 16— Trip 1—-Student* atopa at Fern A Gardner, .Gardner There’ll be a few changes in the cookies, milk. opposite Gorton'*, opposite Bron- vid Richard, Margaret Scanlon, Grades 1-3, 2:45, Grades 4-6, 3 Bu* No. 2— Student* from Bret- gered 11:56-1:36. Dismissal, 2:35. from N. Main, N. School, Main A Spring. Gardner A Highland, way Manchester High School strut* Friday; Toasted cheese aand- dnlo'B and oppoaite WllliamHon’s, \ Gregory Schors, Deborah Sears, p.m. ton. Sanford. Gfeen Manor. He.l- 104-427 Highland, 46.3-276, Birch Motojpists Warned: SchooVs Open wlch, vegetable sticks, pear*, milk. on School Rd. at Vaji Zander's, on Deming Rd. Stop* Will be made 1 Manohrater (ireeo: Morning kin­ At. Jam es: School opens 8:30. (14-33) Kern-, Tolland Tpke. Its stuff this year. James Sellers,. William Smith, Lunch. 11:40-1 p.m. Dismissal, alne. Constance. Conway. Elsie. (1015-1533), McCabe. A ij.g e I. Ml,. Birch Mt. A Carter, Porter A Warniiigst |o motorist* to.mok out for school children are l(M>ked over by Roy E. I>evin. safety Junior nigh Hebron Rd. at Webster Lane at Deming Rd. and French Rd., at dergarten, 8:45-11:15,''' afternoon Elisabeth. Weaver, Milford, and The school population will be the Saralea Thompson, Lawrence Wil­ North, Depot 8q.. Mint* Cl.. Wylly*, Highland Park store; *r- representative fronf tha''Automobile Club of Hartford who hold* Uje large “School'* Open” poster. Meals at Barnard Junior High Shoddy Mill Rd., Hagan's, School Sauer's on French Rd., on Birch Repairs, Renovations liam and Thomas- Zuraw. kindergarten. 12:15-2:50. School 2:55. Veimon (l'57-2031. Starting 7:55 rival 7:50 a.m. Next to him I* ThomM Ferguson, chairman of the Manchester Traffic Safety Committee, and James largest ever. 2,750. Last year It School will be 35 cenU. Pupils Union. Meekville, Globe, and Buck- Rd. and Sheridan's. Mountain Rd. at E. Paggioli'a, at Grade t Olasnee IJsted am . at Vernon A, Conatance - Bu* No. 0 — Student* from S. Reard()n, chief of/IfhS Manchester Police Department. About 10,000 Manchester children will wa* about 2,.500. Principal Edson purchase each meal separately. Volpi Rd., at Carter St. and Volpi rich, Mlthael Horn, Heidi Juro- stopa at Helaine A ^ retton . Lyme land. SUrting 7:20 a m. at Tol- Route F, driven by A d e I a r d A grade 3 class taught by Mrs. Elizabeth Verprauskas, Frank Zu-1 iand ^I^ke. - and-Glovo-^atopa _ At. M.ajn_ (171-200), Prospect, Hack­ head back to aebdol Thursday morning. (Herald Photo by Ofiara). Bailey said the increase wa* due Thursday: Ravioli with meat Bernal a, will start at 8:20 a.m. Rd.. on Birch Mountain Rd. oppo­ vaty, Claire LaPointe, Kathleen A Green Manor, Sanford A COh- *auce, cheese square, buttered wax Betty Cook will Include the follow­ raw and Nancy Taylor. I 1533 Tolland Tpke., Tolland Tpke. matack (14-297), Foleyr'Dtidley, largely to the fact that the twelfth at Negro's farm on Rt. 86. Stop* site Hasaett'a, at Rt. 85, at Birch Made Dnring Summer W. Arthur Von Roemer will Laws, Irma Lovejoy, Valerie Mc- wav, arrival 8:10 a m. McKinley, Waddell, , Bun(-f , Sea­ beans, tomato wedges, hard roll ing students; Rosemarie Bonneau, Bu* No. .3—Student* from S. A Angel. 378 Windsor, Windsor A gi-ade haa It* share of the World will be made a t Hoar’s on Rt. 85, Mountain Extension and Bolton Edward Denoncourt, Rebecca teach fifth grade. His students Aneeny, John McGrath, Anlt* Burnham, 120 Buckland, BudWand man, Hartford Rd. (371-701), War II baby crop. The cla»a of and butter, peaches, milk. Center Rd. and on’ Cider Mill Rd. Moran, Hedwlg Palliardi, Ebb* Adam*. 0'Lear>’. Pioneer. W. Cen­ on Lyman Rd. at Hammond’s and During the summer the school atl: Donahue, Elisabetb Eschmann, will be Linda Andrade, Robert School, 706-605 N. Main, N. Tyler, A ah. Village, Sunset, Pii^ic Schof)l Stations Listed Tech School 1950 had some 400 graduates, but Friday; Tuna boat, cream of to­ at French Rd.. on French Rd. at at iJike St. Reynolds, Sandra Schaller and Pa­ ter (317-388). Olcott (2-85) Arvlne, Spring (30-60) • Rogers, A mato soup, whipped strawberry ministration has been busy *uper- James Fox, Catherine Friedrich, Barter, Eldward Bosk, Marcia Dar­ Main. N. Main A McCabe, N. the cla*« of 1060 wlU have more .larvis' and Mlckewlcz’s and on R t „ General Statement* 3 New Teacheri? win, Nancy Denoncourt. George tricia Whitney. Trebbe- Waddell. Bunce; Seaman. Norwood. Starting 7:30 a m. at gelatin and cream, milk. Robert Gasper, Elaine Goulette, Main A North, N. Main A N. /^Calendar Calendar than 600. 85 . at Loomis Rd. The Board of Education point* vising repair* and renovations to Downing, Mark Dunnack, Russell Harry Paliibniak will teach Oval. Flint, Tyler. Thompson, Hackmatack A S. Main • stop* «t For Receiving Monday: Hamburg on roll with out that in accordance with -it* Elaine Giraid, Phelps Haines, Ed­ Preston, and Hartford Rd. (701- School; arrival 7:45 a.m. There are alightly fewer new­ Rout# d , driven by Mra. Wll- all of the schools, and of course Join Tech Staff mund HauschUd, Eric Hauschlld, Fors, John Giuper, Msrjprie Olllet, Grade 6 with the following ato- Bn* No. 16—^Trip 2— Students Ha^matack A Prospect, Foley A comers to the ayatem thia year, he relish, potato chips, sliced to­ policy, the routea have been set denU: Ruseell Billing*. Richard 8*0). Starting 7;.50 am . at 8. ThurS.i • Sept. 10 — School AVed.. Sept. 9—School Open*. Ilama, will start at 8:20 a.m, at the usual last-minute cleaning so Jean Lapierre, Timothy Nicholson, Mary Lou Henry, Apryl Holalng- Adams A Flint—stops at B. from Summit (250-407), Pinehill, Dumey, Waddell Community; ar­ Fri., Oct. 30—Teacher* con­ said, mato. pear halves, milk. School Rd. on Rt. 85. Stops will up with four consideration* in, Carley, William Chambwlaln, opens. Of Stdiedides mind; Minimum number of stop* th’e buildings will have the same Students at Howell Cheney Ross Person, Gsll Ransom, Kath­ ton. Elisabeth Houle, Barbara Mc­ Adam* A W Center, Waddell A Main (55-102), .Toaeph, Woodland rival at 7:45 a.m, vention. To handle the Increase In en­ Tiieaday: Baked aauaage. apple- be made on Rt. 85 oppoaite Ted- erine Vanty, Linda Woodstock, Jane Corthell. Peter Denoncourt, Bu* No. 10 — Students-s frirom Fri., Oct. ,30—Teacher* con­ aauce, buttered peas, whipped po­ In order to keep travel time at a shiny look as their occupant* on Technical School will welcome Bride, Heidi Mercer, Karen Merry- 0)-al. Waddell A Bunce; arrival (46), Delmont, Woodbridge ,.<42) Wed., No. 11—Veteran*' Day. rollment and to Improve the school ford'a and opposite Deming Rd., Carol Wright and Jill Verger. man, Norman Mortlock. Su.san Cynthia Donahue, Alan .Dunnack, Holliater (118-135), Henry (.30- Duval. Adam* (144-193) ^ llland a vention. Freshmen will pick up their Nov. 26, 27—Thanksgiving program three new teachers were tato, whole wheat bread and but* minimurn, age of child, condition the first day of school. three new teacher* to the faculty Sandra Foran. Jeane Fora, Linda 8:0,5 a m ^ GIo Wed., Nov. 11- Velerans Day. on French Rd. opposite Sauer's, of road, and minimum length of Another Grade 3 class will be Palmer, Charlotte Phelp*. Ste­ Bu* No. 4— Stiirienl* from 70. 128, 17.3) Waahlngton (100- Tpke., Buckland, N. Maijn Glode srhedules, handbook* and map* of vacation added to the staff. In addition 11 ter. chdcolate cake with white One of the biggest job.s was at when achool opens Sept. 9. Gasper, Donald Gladding, Susan Burnham, Hilliard , 1366-514), Nov. 26, 27—Thanksgiving. on Flora Rd. opposite McDermott's route. taught by Mr*. Deborah Horne. Her phen Pohl, Richard Provost, Brad­ Woodland. (P7-245), Broad (ISP- 126). Clifton. Cambridge, Hudaon, Dec 24-31 (Thriatma* vaca­ new teachers were hired to Mplace frosting, milk. *nd on Clark Rd. at Jone*’. | Barnard Junior High- School where They are .lohn lagrossi. Ham atudenta will be Uhrlatiha Adams, Hohmann, Patricia Horn. Oregery Deming, Avery, Conepfd. Baldwin, Dec. 23 to Jan. 2 Christmas Manrhe.ster High School tomorrow 'VV'ednesday: Boiled ham, po­ Rules set by the Board provide ley Richard, David Sauer, Kevin 178), Chambers, I»ckwood. Irving, Berkley A Green Rd. (40). Start­ tion start* noon Dee. 24. teachers who retired, resigned or Route H, driven by Gary Cole­ the nialn steam line had to be re- den; John P. Kleia, Westfield, Virginia Anderaon, David Andrade, Scanaln, Kathleen Sheehan, Ter- Hudak, Daphne Jennlnga, Diane (88-l»8), Horton. Turnbull, Brent, ing 7;.50 a.m., at W, Middle Tpke. Oakland, Hoffman;' Ca*tte, A vacation. at 1:30 p.m. .Sophomores, junior* Mon. Jan. 4 — School re­ died. tato salad, coleslaw, date muffin [that any pupil who ia not at the man. will start at 8:20 a.m. at dcBignated *top on time will not Cio;don M.’shaw, Eaai Edward Arnold. JoMph Budrlck. ranee Staaiak; Thomas Ursin, Su- j Kekkey. Joyce Kowalski, Julian and Hawthorne (158). Starting A Hawthorne—stop* «t Main A Meekville. Starting 7:15 a.m.vat -Mon., Jan. 4 - School reopens. and .seniors will report j,o their open*. The new teacher* are Ulrich Ea- or bread and butter,'vanilla tap­ u. sprang a big leak at the end . -i, * v, • Susan Cor t hell, Stephen Fora, sen Taylor, Robert Whitcomb and Krzewski, Robert MacDonald. Duval A Hilllayd-stop* at Adams A i Gootiwin Rd. on Lake St. Slop* be transported. 7:.35 a m. at Woodland A R e g e n t- Cambridge, Main A SLricJtland, Feh. 19 to 28 -W inter vaca­ pickup stations at the opening of Mon,, Feb. 22 Washington's choltz, science and math; Mra. ioca with cream, milk. Siee last school year. . .o .on S"*"" Gr®"""- barren Jurqvaty. John 'Merger. I Walter Montle. Edward Munson. Window Shades Main A Woodland, Main A Wil­ Hilliard, 149 Adams, Glode A Tol­ tion. Thursday; Hot beef sandwich, u1ll be made at Box Mountain Rd. Owing to the' fact that moat Barnard -also enjoyed stop* at Woodland A Irving. 278 school Thursday at 8:06 a.m. Birthday. E.'ther Gendel, science; Mr*. Sonya and Lake St., on Cider Mill Rd. at $2,.500|en(c in place of WiIHam Mc(3oq- g(gpj,gn Kelley, (Jharlea Kukucka. liams, ,374 Summit, Summit A land Tpke., Tolland Tpke. A Meek­ Fri., April 15 Good Friday. •gravy, whole kemal com, lettuce biuae* are nearly full, routes- are worth of painting in classrooms in ban, who will teach math. Kiel* . The only <:1***-Of..Ivvo.combined ] Woodland, Horton A Chamhera. Fri., April 15 Good Friday. Googin*. English; Mlaa Carol- Kilpatrick s and Sllverstein's. on Elizabeth- Mcfilabe, Ellen Mac- ModotoOrdor Henry, Summit A Washington, ville, Wind.sor A Burnham, Buck- April 22 to May 1—Spring Stations are determined al­ with dreaaing, sliced apples, milk. subject to change on short notice. all four buildings, the in.slallatioij; wiil replace Frank Crowle.v, who grade* In the school Ihl* year w illi^ ® "'*" i!i -i ^ , mehardaf'Nanrv Chambers A Broad, Broad A Co­ April 25-29-Spring Vaca­ Kress, business; Mis* Judith Libby. Rt*. 6 and 44A opposite the Red Granoe, Kenneth Palmer, Gerald L lumbus: arrival 8:10 a.m. and Summit A Hollister; arrival land Sfhool, Tolland Tpke. A N. \acalion. phabetically by the.Btudents' last Friday: Baked macaroni with Pupil* *re permitted to travel only of .some hand rails on the stair­ i-ellred as a drafting instructor; taught by Guy Outlaw, who ha* »«®h*rds. Nancy ALSO names. tion. English: Mrs. Virginia M*gee. aci- Ember, and at the Rainbow Club, Parkington. Suzanne Remesch, Urain. Stephen Wrobllnskl and Bus No. 5—Students, from W. 8:10 (i.m. . ' 810-509-317.,Tolland Tpke., Mon., May ,30 Memorial Day. Moh., May 30 Memorial Day. cheese and tomato, carrot an'i oh the bu* asaigned to them. wells, and the replacing of some of and Shaw will replace William previously taught a combined A y^ry Room 1(11 Is the pickup station ence; Mra. Heidi Mclnemey, lan­ on Notch Rd. at Wllllamaon'a. Ro.scoc, who retired as carpentry Denis Schors, Carolyn Sheehan and Charlotte Yale. VENETIAN BLINDS Middle Tpke. (28-466), S. Alton, Bu* No. 17—Trip 1—Student* A Deming, Avery A Bald- Wed., June 22.-^Last day. guage; Jam es M o r 1 a r t y, social raisin salad, rye bread and huttar, Starting times Hated are eali- the floor with bright new asphalt Grade 5 and 6. Grade 5 atudqnt* in for freshmen with names begin­ Fri., June 24—School closes. Route J, driven by Arthur Pln- instructor. Heidi Solomoneon. Oxford.- Edison. Crestwood (18- from Mill, Edward, Union Place, in, 393 Oakland: arrival 7:45 a.m. atudlea; Miss Janet Norris, math cherry gelatin with cream, milk. mste* and may - have to be re- tile. Mrs. Hazel Floyd will again his class will be Lorraine Billinga, Brtng your old rollers In and ning with A to Bag; room 103, ney Jr. will atari, at 8:20 a.m. at adju.sted alightly. For the first McGoohan replaces Harry 82), Adams (37.5-527), Foxcroft. Gleason. OaiWand Doming. Bald Return trips 2:.35 and,2:40 p.m. and bualnewi; Miss Marietta Paine, Seailnr High The public address system was teach the fourth grade. Her stu­ Deborah Dowjing. Richard Rsch- eave SM per ehade. Unnmore, Femdale A Deerfield. win. Concord, Avery, . Tollsrtd HIGHLAND PARK SCHOOL Baj-Bla; 110. Rle-Cam; 109, Cap- Meala at the high achool are the town line on Campmeeting Rd. week, pupils are advised to be at also extended. Kitching, who also retired. mann, Walte’r- Freeman, Helen Save w o rk! Pupils May Buy English;. Mtsa Conatanc# Pelletier, The rest of the staff will include dents will be Glen Avery, David Starting 7:50 a.m. at W. Middle Tpke. (312-044), Adam* (70-STS). Bu* No. IS—student* from Birch Dan; 111, Dav-Fen; 114, Fer-Gen; sold on a daily ba.sis for 35 cent*, Stop* will be made on Volpi Rd. bua atop* at least flve minutes Lights Revamped Garger, Lois Merritt Henry Park­ Don’t dig and gouge I 116, Ger-Grot; 118, Grou-Hol; 121, 52 Teachers French and languages; Mlaa Mary- at Carter St. and opposite Robol- ■Robei’t Arendt, 86 Phelps Rd., and B r 1 n * 1 p y, Craig Brdwn, Eileen Tpke. A Oxford—stop* at W. Mid-1 starlin g 7:10 a.m. at A(1ams A •Mt, and Carter will be carried on lo i Smith, English; James Tatro, which Includes milk, but not des­ early. In all cases, elementary At Manchester High School the Carley, Nancy dhamberlain, Bar­ ington, Constance Raleigh, Susan Strip old paint, the easy Insurance Soon Hop-Kar; 122, Kaa-Lab; 123, Lad- lo’a. on Villa Loulala Rd. at the Charles Beckwith. Willimantlc, die Tpke. A S. Alton, W. Middle A Hilliard—stop* at 201, 145 Adams, first trip. Trip No. 2, starting social Rludies; and Mrs. Maryann sert. A la carte servings of sand­ .school pupils who take one of the corridor lighting was rew'ii’ed, so bara Covell, Brian D’Amour, Jarnes Sweeney, David Thomen and w*y with regular Stryp- Tower. Parkade Apt*.-, Foxcroft A 906-820-501-317 Tolland T^ike., 8:10 a.m. at Aiilumn and Glen- Ly; 125, M-Mok; 127, Mon-N; 131, wiches are 12 cents to 17 centa, Villa, on Tinker Pond Rd. at early buses In the morning will electrical; Maurice Clarke, Colum­ George Rolands. eeze Paint Remover. Safe Join System Warner, home economic*. that just a few lights may be left bia. and Harry Gustafson, 33 Davidson, William Ferguson, Rich­ Deerfield, Adams A Foxcroft, W. Den-.ing A Avery. Doming A Bald­ wood atop* at Autumn and Lyn- Pupil In.surance covering arhool O-Rig; 132, Pil-Rea; 133,-Reh-Rou; soup is 10 cent*, ice cream is 5 Morra’s, Birch Mountain Rd. at take an early bus home In the on at ail times when class is in Grade 6 students in Outlaw's for your finest furniture dale, Autumn and Ashworth, Au­ 135, Row-Sha; 141, She-Stan; ___ Pull-limo Reading Tea<’her Hackmatack St., machine; An­ ard Freeman, Gail and Lynn Gren- Middle A Edison; arrival 8:10 a.m. win, Oakland A South. Oakland A accidents will be available imme­ cents and 10 centa, deaaerta range Soma'a, Campmeeting Rd. at afternoon. .session. The playing courts at the on. Mark Holoburdo. Timothy Hols- class will be Christine, Anderson, tumn and Oak, Autumn and 144, Star-Tho; 146, Thu-Vinc; 148, Fifty-two new teacher* will Another change in the faculty thony D’Agona, Hartford, physi- at paint and Bua No. 6— Students from Lillian, Oakland^ N. School; ar­ diately after the opening of school. from 8 cent* to 10 cents, and milk 'v^ReopelTa and Clark Rd. at Bo- Children who are transported to high school were laid out, and ington, Mary Ellen Horn, Elfrleda Arlene , Brown. Roger Bugbee, Englewood. Wedgewood, W. Mid­ School, Higrtland and Gardner, Vinl-Wog: 1.52, Wol-Z. will be that Mr*. Helen Page gu.sh's. school in some other way than by cal ed\ication; Robert Donovan, hardware stera*. rival 7:45 a.m./ Cost' for elementary school pupils join the faculties of Manchester Skinner will devote her full time is 5 cents. sidewalks on the east and west Hartford, English; Mario Fava, j Klein, Barbara Koller, Kathryn Charles Donnelly, Burton CJood- dle Tpke. (518-742) Wlhitney, Do­ Bu* No. Trip 2—Student* 172-215 Highland, Highland Park | Sophomore* Route K. driven by Coleman, bus, should arri’ve after 8:30 a.m. public schools this year. They met to reading. Mr*. Skinner spent Thursday: Barbecued beef on driveway.s were installed.. Carter St„ carpentry: Lennart Krzewski, Robert Lapierre, Brian ver, Salerti, Jarvis, Hendee, Fulton from McKee, St. John, Coolidge, Store; arrival 8:25 a.m. R eturn' will be $l.'.5n, (or seventh and For the sophomores the pickup will begin at 8:40 a.m. on Bolton Parents are urged to irustruct the eighth graders, $2, and for high this morning at Manchester High part of her time last ye*r In this bun, potato chips, buttered green The parking and playing areas Johnson. 144 Cooper St., blueprint MacGranor, Lucille Merritt, Joann A Edison. Starting 7:55 a.m. at Ridgewood, Dudley, Proctor, Hyde. trip at 2:45 p.m. station:) are room 110, A-Balc; 118, beans, bread and butter, milk, Center Rd. at T-raygia’. Stops will children to walk on the left hand at Barnard, Keeney St., Highland HOLUSTER SCHOOL school pupils,^ i2.25. work, and the result* from it were reading; and Wesley J. Thouin, 42 Munson, John Page, Earl Palmer, W. Middle Tpke. A Englewood— Foley, Ensign, Perkin*. Victoria, Bald-Ber; 121, Be*-By; 122, C-Cl: School at 9 o'clock for an orienta­ Friday,: Baked macaroni and be made ^at- Miner’* and at Bay- aide of the . road, facing oncom­ Park, Buckland, South, Lincoln ShSTon Patterson. Linda Popoff, stops at W. Middle A W^gewnod, Bus No. 2—Starting 8;20 a.m. at Superintendent of Schools Arthur SO successful, aaid Bailey, that ahe berry Rd. East?' on Loomis Rd. at Elm Ter., social studies. F a in ’iew, Cnurlland, Lynesa, W. 123, Co-Dar; 131, Dau-Dy; 132, E- tion program, followed by a lunch cheese, garden salad, roll and but­ ing traffic. Children who ride bi­ and Hollister were oiled. Sidewalk Dr. Fred D. Manganelli is direc­ Ellen Reynolds, Randall Robbins, W. Middle A Dover, Dover A 23 Englewood—stop* at 46 Wedge- H. Illing suggests that pupils have Fle; 133, Flo-Gola; 137, Gold-Har; was freed to devote all her time Struff'a, on Hebron Rd. oppoaite cycle* ahould be remained to keep Center (189-2501, Stone, x and the money for the Insurance im­ in the high school cafeteria. ter, milk. i-epairs were made, at Verplanck tor of the school. Karen Seanlan, Kathryn Ursin, Salem. Jarvis A Salem, Jarvis A Dougherty. Starting 7:50 a.m., at wood, Parkade Apt*., Waddell 141. Haa-Hub; 144, Hud-Joh; 148, to it. Monda.y: Baked link aauaage, Clark's and at McDonough's. w-ell over to ^ e right side of the School; arrival 8:40 a.m. Retvim mediately. Tomorrow they and ail the oth­ and Hollister. Whitney; arrival 8:10 n.m. Center A Alexander—atopa at Jol-I^i; 1.52, Lal-Lo; 1.54, Lu-Mc- According,to Bailey the school applesauce, maahed potato, but­ Route L (Irlven by Bernals, will road to allow .Mrs Ip pa** easily. In adherence to recommenda­ F. E. BRAY The policy, written by the Na­ B ub No. 7—Students from Dev­ Center A Perkins, ,W. Center A trip at 3 p.m. Col; 202, McCon-Mi; 203, Mo-Ob; er teacher* In the system will at­ could uae two more full-time read­ tered mixed vegetables, bread and atari at 8:40 a.m. on Notch Rd. at tions made by the Are marshal, on, Deepwood. Center (572-8,96) Keeney School ' '~ tional Home-Lite Assurance Co, of Lyneas, W. Center A Foley, Dud­ St. Ix>uis, Mo., protects the student 213. Qd-Pin; 217, Pir-Rice; 219, tend orientation session* In the ing inatructora. butter, milk. ^..^Rarrett's. Stops will be made at .smoke barriers were constructed Watch and Jewelry Repairing Falknor. OIcntt '(101-111), /Love ley A Mr,Kinlev, Ensign A McKee, Bua,No. S, alarting 8:10 a m Rich-Sm; A9, Sn-Tag; Lit)., 'Tau-Z. Some of the phyalcal change* Tuesday : Chicken a la King on Copk.Dr., on Rla. 6 and 44A at the Lane, Carol, Thomas A Morse. at 14 Spencer-Stops at Spencer j » 12-month period from the various schools at 9 a.m. High School World at Buckland, Green, and Hollister At R«osenabl« PricM McKee A W. Centef, W. Center A Juniors mad In the building Include the biscuit, cranberry aauce, buttered Red Ember and Porcheron’s, on schools; Are doors were replaced L JOHNSON Starting 7:55 a m. at Stone A Cen­ Victoria; arrival 8:10 a.m. and Hillslown, 88-209 Hillatown, f - I’fflv.the juniors the pickup sta­ Many of the new teachers are rewiring of the corridor lights, whole kernel corn, bread and but­ Bolton Center Rd. at Rt*. 44A and L Hlllatown and Woodaide, 353-595] .^®™!' insure e replacing teachers who resigned, at Buckland, Green, Highland ter—stops at Crestwood A Deep­ All buse* w’ill make the return tions will be room 220, A-Barn; conatniction of sideavalks along ter. milk. . 6,' a t’ 'Ronaon'a, oppoaite Dimock To Start Friday Park, Hollister and Lincoln Prompt Sorvieo — 2 Wotchmakort wood, Adams A Center, Center A trip in reverse between-2:15 and Hillslown. Bush Hill and Hills-j ' . . . . 222, Barr-Bor: 223, Bot-Carl; 226 retired, or died. In all there wa* a Wednesday: Hamburg gravy, town, .183-260-294-371-.582 Bush, amending school during the east and west driveway*, and I-ane and at Birch Mountain Ex- schools; mullions for Are doors PAINT CO. Thomas, Center A Falknor, Falk­ 2:40 pm. Carp-Coo; 229,'-Cop-Din; 230, Don- gain of about 15 additional teach­ painting of trim. mashed potato, aticed tomatoes tenalon. The High School World, a week­ were put in at the Green audi­ Monchostor’s Oidtst Estoblisliod Jowolor nor A Olcott; arfival 8:10 a.m. Hill. Bell and Bush Hill. Keeney ers. ■ *. and letUice, bread and butter. 72:1 6 8 'BOWHaLS SCHOOL, school is in session, including cov-l^"®- 331, For-Gib; 232, Gid The rewiring of the’'" corridor* High School Budse ly, feature published in The Herald torium. ’ ' MAIN ST. Bus N o.' —S t u d e n 1 from School at 8;30 a.m.. Bush Hill and Those who will be teaching at by the students of Manchester The Lincoln School heating , 737 MAIN ST.»STATE THEATER BLDG. Tpwer, Oliver. Windemere, Bolton, Bus No- -7—starting 8:15 a.m erage for school sponsored andl^^'l- 3.3.5, Hal-Hln; 241, Hol- wa* a project which ha* been on There will be three high achool PHONE MI 9-4i>01 ^ Keeney. Keeney and Santina, 475 Barnard Junior High School will Thursday: Baked ham, .parale.v High School, will appear Friday plant was revamped, and a new | Brent Hartiand. Grant, French, at ija Parker—stops at .875-924 supervi.sed sport* (except football), I 342, Kam-Kuh; 243, Kur- * waiting list since the *chool wa* bu*e*. each to carry a *l(rn identi­ Keeney; arrival 8:30 a.m. gyrn, physical edvlcatlon activities Lo: 245, Lu-McA; 247,'\McC- he Frederick Elder, Mrs. AUaon potato, buttered wax beans, bread fying It a* a Bolton bu*. Special to start the 19.59-60 school year ba.sement floor installed. and Columbus. Starting 7:5.5 a.m. Parker. Parker A Tolland T^ske., Rhodes, Saniuel Macaluso, Frank opened Jn 1956. Through an over­ 17 Demtng, Doming A Baldwin. Ba«'No. .18, starting «:1S " ' Sh-^p (jpid (rips, Mer; 248, Mes-Npw; 251, Nlc-Pec; sight the llghLs had-been wired and butter, milk. trip* have been announced previ­ off right. Renovations to the toilet rooms ; at Windemere A Grant-rstops at 797 Hartford Road, stops at 4801 j While travelir Badstuebner. Don Hattln, C. Friday: Baked fish sticks, tar­ were made in Buckland, Highland ] Oliver A Grant, Oliver A Tower; Baldwin A Alberta: arri\’al 8:40 2. While traveling directly and ■ 258, Pel-Rac; 260, Ran-Rog; 262, so that all of them had to be ously for the orientation session Co-eke.; arrival 8:40 tion 2 for D-H, section 3 for 1-0, ridors was hazardous, aald Bailey. High School to one bu* for the trip semblies. Regular features of the a.m. 444 Hartford Rd.-^-alops at 797 a student) sponsored and siiper- and Anthony Milano. St. James Term to Howell Cheney Technical School. past have included the “ Legion of .7:50 a.m. at west parking lot at Hartford Rd.', -34 Bidwell. Bidwell | vised by the school authorities, and section 4 for P-Z. • Now a few lights can be left on com er of high , school ariTLE- Mid­ Return trip* 3 p.m. Those who will leach at Wad­ all the time, at far less cost than These atudenta will be picked up at Honor” column, which interviews and Horace, Waddell Heights and , Travel dire< tlj/ and-uninternipted- ■ ^ dell will be Mrs. Mary Minnera, the technical achool at about 3:30 an o((lslanding boy and girl In the STUDENTS dle Tpke.—stops at SumrrtiU A BUCKLAND SCHOOL WeUlerell, 291 Wetherell, W eth-' 1y t'o and from such activity is cov-1 P o | f it took for all (he lights. About 500 children will begin ■ Henri’, Henry A White, Henry'A. . Bus No. lO-^Starting 8:15 a.m. Mr*. Jean .Tohnsion, Mr*. Phyllis A change was- made in the cafe­ the arhool year tomorrow at St. p.m. for the trip home. senior class. erell and Bidwell, Wetherell and;ered, provided however, that atu-j' a n McCarthy, Mlaa .ludith Fribley, High School buses will leave the There have also been Interviews Bowers, Henry 'A Princeton. at- Tolland Tpke ' A Angel—stop* Server. Overland and Packard; ar-1 dents other than members of athle- P n e t i i teria achedullng.- There will lie one •Tames’ Elementary School by at­ Princeton/and Hollister, Princeton at Tolland Tpflee. A Glode 1506 and Miss Carol Rottner. tending 8:39 aim. Mas*, at St. ■, high arhool flve minutes after the with teachers, jokes, poems and rival 8-40 a.m.^Return trip at 3:10 tic team* which are to participate | 1 IIN IA more wave than there was last diamiasal time afternoon’s. Begin­ and E. Middle Tpke., Earl A Nye, Tolland Tpke. 378-233-360-43,5 ^ 1 ^ are covered only if j ______Those who will teach at year, p’ith the result'that classes James Church. fThe Rev. John F. the like. In addition the World Byron A Ardmore, Marshall A Keeney St. will be Mrs. Patricia Hannon will celebrate the . Maas, / ning Sept. 14 a bua will be available publishes new* photo* in every is­ Burnham. Burnham A Chapel. 60 B um No. 5, starting 8:15 a m. a t ! from aurh events. pnlire Chief .Ifemea Reardon aji- will end flve minute* later than W'alker: arrival 8:10 a.m. Trymbulak and Clark D. Standiah. after which the pupil* will accom- Monday through Thursday at about sue. Burnham, Buckland School, Adams Nike Circle; arrival 8';4p a.m. Re­ last .year. The new. closing time Bu* No. 16—Students from Hil­ a ? V 40 a.m. R®'' ^ p U S ^ T ' ^ h " " c ^ U V * a , S Patrolmen wi,l Those at Buckley will be Mis* pany-the Sisters to the school. 3:35 p.m. to pick up high school FacuRy advisor to the World 1* A Hilliard; arrival 8:40 a.m. • he on duty a t all rcjfular achohl will be 2:35 p.m. • ‘ liard (150-260), Cumberland, Grif- turn trip at 3:10 p.m. rcgula Esther Labbee, Rob.ert Martin, Thci-e will be a couple of changes atudenta who remain for extra­ Miss Helen Estes. Return trips 3 and 3;10-p.m, ROBERTSON SCHOOI, crossings from 8 to '9 a.m.. 11 a Honor* Program linrhanged < ■ fln. Canterbury Seymour, Home- Payment* Mta* Kathryn Ryan and Mis* In the routine this .year. curricular activitiea and special BUCKLEY SCHOOL But No. 12—Starting 8:15 a.m. to I p.m., and 2:15 to .3:15 p.m. One major change In the high help. When etudenU first have an 2 or 3 RING atead, Congress, Durant, Essex. Bus No. 1—Starting 8:20 a.m. Payments for injnry are 11.500 Joyce Carroll. First, th ere' will he no firel Little. Irving (5-80), Hawthorne at Adams'and Hilliard stops at The locations and officers are school program, an adverse grade. 'This Is due to the constnic- I after-achdol activity and wish to'be at 84 Finley—atopa at 28 Finley, 193 Adams. l'i)33-1325 Tolland If death . result.*; $7,.500 if both as followed:,Green School. Knight Those at Bower* will be Miss chaitge, 1* that the honors pro­ ZIPPER NOTEBOOKS .(7111201, and S. Hawthorne, Start both lio'h;, project which will remove picked up by the late bua, they " FOR RENT V 1082-1016-943 E. Middle Tpke., Tpke., 378 Windsor, Burnharrl and hand*, both feel or sight o f ' Chambers; Buckley School, Ernest .Patricia Campbell and Edward gram will not expand this year as ahould Inform their bus driver *o Ing 7:.50 a:m. at Hilliard A Canter (greenwood off E. Middle Tpke., eyes is Jost; $7,500 for one hand part the present school building 8 and 16 inm. Mnx’le Projectora bury—stops at _W. Mifldle. Tpke. Windsor, 120 Buckland, 880 Tol­ Bengston; Broad and Hilliard Sts,, Cox. At Nathan Hale will be Miss it. was Intended. a bus can be asaigned to begin thia /. I,ARGK -SELKCTIO.N Greenwood A Indian Dr.; arrival and one'''foOt; $7,600 for either Marion Cotter and Miss Joyce to'm ake rooru for the new addi­ -—sound or atlenL also SS mni. A Congress, w r Middle Tpke. A land Tpke., 366. Oakland, Oakland Frederick Brown; E. Middle 'Tpke. There will be. no honors pro­ tion,' ' service. It ahould tHe undqratuod, A l l PRICES 8'35 a.m. South, Oakland and Lillian, arriv­ hand or fooL-and sight of one eye; Bridges. A t Highland Park will slide projertora. Hawthorne: arrival 8:05 a.m, $3,750 -if eilh ^ hand 6r foot lo.'?t; and Manchester Green, Louis Cus­ gram in chemistry,' physics or lan­ Second, polio inoculation will ha school officials point out, that this Return trip 2:55 p.m. • al 8:40 a m. Return trip at 2:’45 he Mrs; Frances Ryan and Mr*. bus la provided only for students Bu* No. 11—-Students from Ver­ $1,000 if Bight of one eye lost. ter;-Porter St. (Highland* Park guages. Nor will there be art I for required of: the students, along WELDON DRUG CO. DEWEY.RICHHAN Bu* N<>- 11—Starling 8:10 a.m, Lois B. Sc'haffer. At Manchester who remain for some after-school non (362-7561 W. Vernon, E. Mid- p.m. Any child who attends kinder­ School), Eugene DeCobert; Adams any freshman classes. These dele­ with pupils in'the rest of the town. 601 Main St. Tel. Ml 3-S32I ' 767 51AIN ST. at 141 W. Vernon—atop* at 191 SOUTH, WASHINGTON G.reen will be Mia* Betty MacDou- .activity or work. / dL Tpke. (779-7841 AVceliia. Green­ W. Vernon. 775-560-460-408 Ver­ garten, elementary, junior or sen­ and Center SUi,, ■ Don Daley: tions were due to tbe budget cuts This i.s in line with a directive wood.'Lake, Alice, AmoU, West- SCHOOLS • . Spruce St. (Nalhan 'Halel, Her­ galf and Miss Doris M. Oaolln. Route 1, driven by William non. '600 Lydall, 371-258-230-186-' 6 ior high school is-eligible for this made^^by the Board of Director* in from .the Rt. Rev. M*gr. Robert land. Lydall. Indian, St. Paul, Bua No. -Starling 8:15 a n), at bert Gobell; Center St. (Lincoln), At Verplanck will be Mr*. thia year's education budget, said Doyle Instructing sit 'the schools Have*, will begin at 7 a.m. at Glg- 14«-12i-15 Lake,. 63-149-190 New 173 Spring—stop* at 251-283 protection. lln> farm on Rt. 44A. Slops will Eastland, Overlook, and Ferguson. Bolton, 1149 E. Middle Tpke.; ar­ A- circular will be disirihuled to William Griffin; Center St. and Florence Savina, and at Buckland Bailey. in Hartford archdiocese to comply Starting 7:30 a.m. at 7,56 Vemnn— Spring, Spring and Gardner, 241- Falknor Dr. Robert .Klernan: S, 'will be Mrs. Ella Fletcher. Mrs, with whatever measures the public he made at Tolland Rd. arid Ply­ rival 8:86 a m. 575-516-440 Gardner, 288 Fem. public school pupils about the In- There will be honors program* Btopa at Lydall A Vernon. 373-600- suianre. ( Main .St/•(.South), Robert Martin. Nancy Marshall will teach at the school* take. mouth Lane, Rt. 44A at Reeney 737 Lydall, 148-35 Lake. Green­ Return trip-2:46,p.m 635 S. Main: arrival South School ‘in English, American history and Dr , Rt. 8 at Noth Rd., Valenti’s, HIGH SCHOOL A lad; Hartford Rd. and Prospect Orford Village Schooi. mathematics, with the exception The Rev, John Regan Is the new .kYN MARMAUD DANCE STUDIO wood near E .Middle TThe., Plaza A at 8:30 a.m., Waahingtoa 8;40 St.,' Edward , Monlie; E. Middle Mra Margaret Lealie will teach principal nf the school, succeeding Steele's Crossing Rd„ Sotith Rd., ArceJja, Fergiison A E. Middle Bus No. 1 Student*, from a.m. Return trips Washington ,3 ai freshmen math. and Stony Rd- Rh|1*ter~bjrteleph(>iilng MI 8-4580 or vtatt *tudio between Lydall. Finley. Lake, E- Middle Pupils Must Havp' Tpke and Princeton St., Fred Mor­ at the Keeney Annex. the Rpy. .lohn P. Blenchfleld. Tpbe , arrival 8 a.m. _ p.m.. South 3:07 p.m. An improvement in the.honors Teaching Staff - Route 2, driven by Coleman, will • 8 PJK.-7 P.M., September 1 ,to 1-1, 1969. Tpke., New Bolton, Indian, Ver­ 8 rell: Olcott and S. Adams St,, Wil­ Bus No, 12i—Student« from Ffn- Bus No-. -Starting 8:15 a m. at liam ' MeSwreenCy; Broad . and program will be, that there will be Sister Mary Florita 1* the asslHt- itart at 7 a.m. at Negro’s farm ley. New Bolton, E. Middle Tpke. non (734-1033), Parker Jk Fergu­ Nike Circle—atopa at*S. Lakewood Polio Inoculations selectivity In courses for the par­ i . on Rt. 85. Stop* will be made SATURDAYS, COMMENCING ,AF,PT. It son, - Starting 7:20 a.m .; at 10?3 Windemere St., William Neville Gym Regulations ant briuclpal of the school, and 9:15-10:15:—Beginner* Tup and Phyaleal (MS-lIOO-393), Biverslde, Vernorf and Bruce, S. Lakewood and S. Jr.; Main and H ollister'St., Frank ticipants. A student will take the also mother aqperior of the BIstera ' . , on Hebron Rd. at Gage’*, Shoddy Parker - stops at 924-734 .Parker, Main. S. Main and Spring, S. Main PrepiiratloB Course...... 3-6 year* (41-115) Welcome,. Hilltop, < ^ k , Pupils In Manchester public and (^ulsh; Gfeen Rd. and Princeton honors courses only In those sub­ of Mef-oy who staff the school.. Dur­ Mill Rd„ Lee's, Loomis Rd., on 335 Lydall, 7M Vernon, Vernon & and Lewi*, S. Maip and Hackma­ private schools imisl have polio Listed at Barnard 10:30-11:30— Beginner* Tdp and Phyatekl Coburn, E. Center (382-,577), St., Anthony Pjfku; Summit and jects in which he excels. ing the year she will CDnoml8 Rd. at Brandy St., on Bol­ Plymoulh-A Sleph'en. Starting 7:35 Lydall, 513 Lydall, 258-9.3 Lake. 63 tack, 110-187 Hackmatack; arrival inoculations in order to continue ton Center Rd. at Brandy St., the Preparation Course ...... 6-9 yrara E. Middle Tpke;" Charles Beecher: Previously the honors students reinedlal classes In all subjects ' 11!:.30- 1:30— Beginner's Tap and PhyaU-al a.m. at 154 New Bolton—stops at New Bolton, Finley A E. Middle j 8:30 a.rn. Return trip at 3 p.m. their schooling in this; town. Barnard -Junior High School haa where such a program is needed. ; Community Hall, opposite' Clark Tpke., 94.3 E. Middle Tpke, E. I WADDELI, SCHOOL Buckland School; Louis Pacak; have had to take all of the hon­ Preparation Course ...... 6-9 year* . Finley A E. Middle Tpke., 943 E. Deadline for having the flAt announced regulations for gym ors courses. The rest of the staff Include* Rd. and oppoaite Carpenter Rd. Middle Tpke., Green School, E. Afiddle Tpke, A Gceenwood, E. Bu* No. 2 Parkade Apts.; *hol is del. 1 . Hackmatack (Keeney St.), Thoni- • Route 8, driven‘ by Plnney, will 1:45-, 2:4.5—Beginner* Ballet (Classic) 8-12 year* aa Smith. clothes for the coming year. Sister Mary Brlgld, elglh grade; SiOOi-’^tiOO—Beginner* A ero b atic...... 'a ll age* Middle T7>ke A Coburn. Coburn A Middle Tpke. A Ferguson; arrival arrival 8:.3.5 a.hi. Deadline for having the .second Another change in curriculum Slater Mary .loaeph Theophana • ■ atari stT a.m. on Rt. 85 opposite 7 :.50 a.m * Also, Trebbe Dr. and W, Center Eighth grade girls 'will -wear is there, will be no on the road t. (Tenter, Gerard A E Center. Doveb and W. M(ddl(> Tpke? .-slops shot' is Nov. 2. • , •an'rf. Staler Gilmary, seventh grade; MDNDAY87c OM5IENCING SEPT. 14 at. 23 Englewood. 56 Wedgew'ood,, St., T^oma* Toman; W. Middle driver training In the driver edu- Parlcgr A E, Gentei;: arrival 8:05 ■ Bus No. S — .Students from W, These deadline* were set by green uniforms, and seventh grade Slater Mar-y Faber, sixth: Slater 5:00-0:00—Open. I m H'J'b. Lucian, Fairfl«j)d. West- '590 W) Middle Tpke.’; arrival ,8:40 Superintendent of Sehpojg Arthur Tpke.'and Dunmt St., Albert Tyler; girl* . will wear yeirow_ uniform*. catlo.n classes. Students will have Broad and Woodland Rt., -.lohn Mary Ptu*. fifth; Slater Mary Isa­ 6:00-7:00—Basic Tap and Phyalcal Bu* No. 18—Studcnl.8 from ,S, wood, Campfleld, Cornell. Copper a.m Return trips at 3.05 p.m. H. Illing ql' the direction of the All girl* a,re to we«r' Rhenker*. to get this training ‘frbm com­ dora and Stater Mary Margaret Preparation Course ...... 8-12 year* 8 8 2 Stannehl; Olcott and Falknor Dr., rfam. Fern,.Gardner, .Spring, High-' Hill. Cooper, Palm, Cqurtland. Bu* No. —Starling - () a.m. at Board -of F.ducatlon. The Board, preferably white, and white socks, mercial driving schools. In order Francis, fourth: Sister Mary An- 7iin-8:16-:-Ballet «lR**ic) ...... 8-12 year* arid, Wylly*. Birch Ml.. Porter, Weak Rank, and Summer.' Start­ voted ih August to make Die pntm Frank Srhibbel; Hollister and Sum­ to meet state requirement* for-ob- mit St. 'Albert Wilson; Prlm’eton a swealahirt nr light jacket of any gelita and M rs.M attie Cyr. thlrci; Tartor, Buttemuf, Meadow Lane, ing 7 :30 a.m, at Campfleld A .Sum­ NF,W COURSE OFFERED inoculations mandatory for. par­ color, and a bathing cap. taifiing a license. • and Sister Mary Michele and Mra. VIOLIN FRID AYS, COMMENCING AE1*T. 18 and Henry St., William Waddell. Mounlaifi, Oak Grove,,Steep Hol- mer - stops at Campfleld A West- “Automatic Controls,'' a new ticipation in the school program. Boys are required wear red. One major, change. In the book­ Leona Schaller, second. S:00-6;00—Acrobatic ...... all age* mw, and Waranoke. Starling 7:25 wood, Cooper HlU A Fairfield; ar­ senior-elective course in .engineer­ "nie ruling also affected pupils elastic-waisted gym abort's'with or keeping ayatem at the high school The regular school hours will be. 6:00-7:00—Tap (Intermediate) t.m. at 687 8, Main—atem* at 288 rival 7:50 a.m. , ing, la beipg offered this fall a t the at St. Jam es’ School, since the Rt. Attend Institute without a number or inaighia, and has been made. Thia la the .instal­ from 8:30 a.m, to 11:40 %,m., and, INSntUGTION 7:15-8:16—Ballet (Modern) fem , Fern A Gardher, $07 Gard- 'Boa No. S—-Student* from Vic­ University Evening College, Unl- Rev. Magr. Robert Doyle, director a white numbered or plain T-ahIrL lation of an IBM ayatem for re­ from' 1 p.m. to 2:55 p.m. Moat of •1 » r , Spring A Gardner, Highlafid toria, Moore, Hyde, Alexander, veralty of Hartford. of the Hartford archdlocesan Nearly 1,000 elementary and Gym shoes of any color may be cording marks, making class the children remaiii at the school PIlOM Studio will be open for more advanced ntiidentx. H r k atore, 4i7 Highland. 829-148- Ridgewood, ^Perkins,- 'St. John, The course carries three credit schools commanded all c(f the secondary school teachers of the worh, but the high type are pre­ schedule^ keeping attenUance rec; to eat ' their lunches, although OH a private' or eeml-privato basi*. 'M Birch Mt., Carter A Birch Mt.. Dougherty, Lincoln, Stone, McKee. hour* toward the Bachelor of Sci- Catholic ■■schools to abide by the Archdiocese of Hartford, Includ­ ferred. , Other apparel include* ords, m ndng out paychecks for there la no cafeteria. By next year iMitric* i. Rob*rt« Member of Daaeb Toar.hor#’ Club of Conneetlrut •orter A Wyllys, Highland Park! Lyness, Ensign, W. 'r Center A enee degree program, it may be rule* of the local boards of" edu­ ing the staff of St. James', at­ while aocks, and an athletic sup­ the employes, and the like they will have a -new cafeteria, and Dance Maalera of America, Inr. Irhool. Porter A Pitkin; arrival; Emerson, Starting 7:30i a.m.^yat taken by qualified engineering stu cation on the polio problcip.i tended, the I 2th annual teacher*’ porter. A gym hag or container to The machine will be used not along with a new gymnMlum and ---- 40 Oak Rt.. Manchester. '.08 am . ' Center A Alexander '- stops at W. dent* With a knowledge, of Iher- Puplla must p'roduce./proof on InBtitute'of]ii\siiLULO th«i'’archdiocese ArviKiiuLcnr at ipL,St. inriycarry cloti\tng iinibafk i\ nnnand inruiforth toi** only for paychecks of high school new classrooms. Ml 3-0089 P w No. u , TriB I —« t u d e n t * GentAr A MrKee, W. C^ter A mod.vnarnlca, fluid mechanic* and or before those dates that they Thomas Seminary, Blopmflein, on gym days la. also'aug- employes, but for all the amployea 'There la no required uniform a t rom Spencer. militoWB, Woodaide, Bmeraon; arrival 7:46 a.m. baalc electronic!. hava had thea* Inoculation*. week. gested. e< the B o ^ ^ Education. the school. y i ■Kj .1 t )" ’ If- - ..1

PAGE m ^ K m B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TlJESbAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1959 ilANCI^STER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, TtTESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8; 19IW PAGE TEN DAILY CK088W0RD PUZZLfc Mrs. David Hunt and ehlldrsn. ■ BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING.HOU8K frith MAJOR HOOPLE U r kiboal. Trip S. PorU r School I; William Habh. 8; and Bally at 8:20 U Windham High School. Hutchins second In the .’unhirs, David Jr., and Allison. I C o lu m b ia P T A Opssia Reason WffUNO BCWWifUPPBV, AAOfte w om iB f Ed Fox bus, trip 1. loaves ga­ Threa-Raoe Regatta I WANT AW AAONiV (m Columbia PtA will hold It* wMONTf > THerw 1 UKKTt VER HAT iWWlN J rage on Rt., • at 7:80, up Kt- • to - Competitive sailing activities BACK FOff THK P06 AnawBf to Prtviout Punt* You Should Know... usual potliick preceding Its first Have You An Event PM-mis ^tCeC3NP*MANP .OFF INTH’ WINO' Btreh'Dlnar, through hack fhad U were canceled Sunday for lack of JBdUSHTi HEIAeKB fall buaine** meeting tomorrow collar , /MtRCHANPIffK fNOTATALU.FIRieMt)- 3 ! School Board Rt> 8. to Lindholm’a Comer, up wind. The season closed yesterday TOOWUCH.' lOEUOUTED JO O P Preiideht'i Wifi evening at 6:45 in Yeoman* Hall. ANP NOW.iUT^CN ITHANKS FORTH' LIFT,0B^lT6«^^^'=^A;^y’?g,"^9B ^ \ iS ^ : Geofge C. Dent ' RC' 8T U Porter School. Trip 2, with a three race regatta, one in ( 4 Mr*. Knut Barstrom, new presl- Scheduled That Calls LEASH.) . MAKE ■rMONLVaOlN'ASFAR A* ff c t Sb n iN ^ ^ Porter School at 7:5() "to 6A, to the morning and two In the after­ Sr/tt. 54 Diverae denL will preside for the first XH' NEKTTOV/H. AWUT P l V & » Y r Ihi^ / . AditOBIt Maps Routes Pine St., to Doubleday Rd.. to noon. 55 Kind of Feen Srt?TM0r»M3, jDent, an lA-year .ttme.YTYelson Gulotte of' Thomp­ 1 Praddiant^ Chestnut Hill, and R t 87 to echool. 58 Seottlih menlWF r®* theaUncheater Police Winners in these in the Light­ son ville, and Mr*., Tschinocholl* For Food? I NOT rUTTIN TPU^_ ^ wife, Mary O epafW W t, la.ijh poirtt of longev- Trip 3. leavea schpoi at down nings, race 1, George Pederson, 1; Gaelic For Its Buses R t 6A to Old WflHmantiC‘''Rd., to of Rockville, both a.*si»tant diree- It may he a wedding, a banquet or Joat an infonnal OUT AN'y'.'g — Lincoln )tY. trie senior sergeant on the Marcia Fergiisob, 2; and Dr. Roger COMFORTA0LB,' High SchooD back to Cards Mill tor* of the *tat* PTA organtrA- 5 "Hoofat — > n^OWN fnire; He*-joined'/the t>epartnient Cheney, 3; face 2, O o rg e Peder- get-together of a aodety, lodge or aome friendly groop. Rd. to Porter School. tlon, will be guest speakers. was her ILe^pmongs „a a aupEmumernry patrolman in The Hoard of Educnflon has an­ son, 1; Franeit Ravage, 2; and husband’s e ic a ^ a a lt Louisa's sUtlon wagoii leaves Special guest* for the supper WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU 2 01 the fall n r lM i. was made a regu­ nounced th* bus -schedules for me garage at to nop o.v.r Richard Molt 3; race 3. Ped- niekntme SMesl the garage at 7:25 to Hop River and th* meeting are: Rural Super­ lar In'TPvA ehd waa promoted to school tra^portatlon, which will Vtllage, on to Leonard's, Bridge rrson, 1; Dr. Molt/>2, and Savage, intendent, George Gra/f; Elemen- t o YOUR COMPLETE SATISPACTION 8 She wss — 4 Period Ilia present ranlc,>Dec. 15, 1950. 3. in Lexinftoo, B8 Redactor be handled by Mr.' and Mrs. Fred Rd. at 7:35. to RU 87 at 7:46. ■tary Supervisor, MlsS Viola. I^r- Our catering aervice ia net up to be flexible enough tn 5 Verily There are five sergeanla In the • Comets, race 1, Philip Hopper, Kentucky 8 Plnett 20 ^Hc^rdi 17 Flaxen eletht Tatro, as It ha» been for more Froih Chestnut HHl down Rt. 87 at aon; Board of Education. Dohald accommodate any aize gathering. Why not call ua and 12 Medley . 38 Fodder rtrpartment Each one is rea’ponai- 7:,55. to Porter School. Then at 1; William Mabb, 2; Mike Wheel­ R. Tuttle, chairman. Mrs. George 7 Otherwise 23 rathi»..pr ble for-inspecting the men on pa­ than 20 years. 12 Honey mother v 40 Growing cut The whole fem lly is now In­ 8:05 to Stegda Rd.r and to Cards er, 3; race 2. Larry Hutchins, 1, Peter*, secretary. Mrs. Kenneth talk over the dctalla? ^ 8 Wager ' trol at the beginning of each ahift, 14 Cry of 25 Swerved 43 Animalf cluded In the driver staff With a Mills at 8:10. Hopper. 2 and Mabb, 3. Race 3, Fox. Mr*. Paul Merrick and'Wal- T. HAMUN 8 immature ,nrt each acta aa a-llaioon-offlcer X I . L E W M ^ becchanali 27 Nhrhta before •.A4 Kidney fifth from outside the' family. Hot Isineh Program Henry Bec4i, 1; Mabb, 2 and Hop­ ter Card; music supervisor, Mr*. needs between commanding officera and IMPEFINITELY, I’P 15 Schism 10 Her son----- events NYcomb, form) It has been pbinted oiit. that . Hot lunches -will be served from per 3. Lydia Allen, school clerk, ,Mr*. 18 Suffix 22 Barrel-shaped 4Stht1tW4. Tomorrow, vegetable soup, 'cheese last of the season* scoring -had as 18 nog (coll.) flih the two lieutenants, Griffin or new schedule at Windham High New Ron THE AVTMENT.BUT HOWx/MACHINE LIKE 11 Cozy iiJoti 34 Leas difficult sandwich, celery sticks, and winners: Lightning*, .adults, Mi 3-8383 If Poker stskes Wlnzler, but in certain situations School where classes start 10 min­ A son, William, was born to long no VLX) THINI>:^..i^MY little WILLIE? doughnut; Thursday, ravioli with 21 Lease must assume responsibility for the utes earlier, this year. There will Forbes Jr., 1; Roy Ferguson, 2 Mr. and Mrs. William Bender of TKATTL/'^NLAST? '■ 10 II meat sauce, cole slaw and fniit; 2aPsee« 1 <1 9 (. r i 9 whole department. be no change in the afternoon. and Dr. Cheney, 3; Juniors: David Jonathan Trumbull Highway. h z r Friday,- tiina noodle caaserole and y y ' 24 Asseyerstes ■ During the graveyard s h ift- Tatro aske that high school stu­ Forbes, 1 and Dr. Cheney, 2. Co­ Sept. 3 at Manchester Memorial 19 14 fruit cocktail. * 28 Ofaliterste II midnight to 8 a.m.— there are two dents get on the ■ .Same bus at mets/ adults. Hopper, 1. Beck, 2, Hospital. It la their first child, Collections will be on Friday, 28 Wave top sergeants on duty, one at head­ Horace W. Portep^ School which and Mabb, 8; Juniors, Hopper Jr., rhe baby is the first grandchild IV Ik It George Patros, ptincipal has an­ 28 Reverepd quarter* and one on general pa- they rode last year. This balances 1; Hutchins, 2. of Mrs. Desolina Bender of Cheat- - 7 nounced. Lunches are 30 cents or (ab.) ‘ ■ The desk sergeant a8S)imes and father, Frederick W. and Lila up the loads to the best advantage, Starters nut Hill. Mrs. Mildred Morris of IK 19. 10 ii ■V $1.50 a week.' After this week col­ 20 Writer fespon.slWllty in this case Dent, live at 41 Apel PI. with the he said. Children should be Outside A vote of thanks has been ex­ Manchester la the maternal grand­ 21 Preposition lections will be made on Mondays a., weWsas when higher-ranking of­ sergeant's younger brother, Wal their homes for pick up a few min­ tended ’ to Alfred Brand, who mother. 22 Courtesy title ll and Fridays. ficers a f« off duty or otherwise ter F., who Is custodian a t tihe 8th utes earlier this week, until the missed only one race; C. . Ran­ In Hospital Say the w p fa l 22 Canvas T schedule can be determined def­ ' .Sailing 'Club Rlixrta dolph Forbes, Charles Forbes Jr;, Joel. 2-year-old son of Mr. and • vvAl- shelters zTH away from^tjeadquarter.s. District flrehouse. Two sisters, CARNIVAL / BY DICK TURNER Among thXmen in the depart­ Mrs. Lena McCarthy and Mrs. initely. Val Clementino has been elected Carol dementtno, Judy Clemen- Mrs. Joseph Forostnski of Double­ 35 Genuflect ^9 The Board ha* announced, too, commodore of the Columbia Lake day, Rd. la a surgical patient • at • (an At ma am. rti Ng. I'C a ment, Sgt. DenKjs known as one Emily Ellison, reside' in Manches­ tlno and John Forryan. V 28 Rasp that the bus drivers will be re­ Sailing Club for the next year. He Windham Community Memorial SB Mr. Cantor «ho stresses ca>* and . detail, ter and Vernon, respectively. Party for Newl.vwe0 ^ 48 Hotel in ,thei .course of an Investigation. a native of Manchester. They have Sunday afternoon and evening I c„iunibla correspondent Mrs. Doi 47 Blaekfalrda of » W VO He maintains a sharp unK^m two children, Robert. 26, and W il­ livered back to their home.* on that modore. Charles Forbes Jr.; treas­ - . particular trip and will be denied honor of their son, A.2. C. R*-” ! r . Tuttle, telephone eudcoo family himself, .saying It is logical a pbi;^ liam. 20. urer, Dr. Roger Cheney and sec­ Pepin and his bride of tw o ' You're walways welcome at BENEFICIAL f 1 r HI further transportation until such 8-3435. 48 Size of coal r son responsible for the appearance Sgt. Dent attended Manchester retary, Sarah Savage. months. The young couple was SCHOOL 50 Genua ot of others‘ii)iould be neat himself. time as parents assure coopera­ Champions i|7 i n ID sc^ols, attended horticulture married in. Florida while he waa Sun time ts/un time . . . and BKNEricui.'ii SvMMia MonXY willowt Away frohft police work, Sgt. cla-akas at the University of Con- tion.. T w o brothers took the season Not Covrrei (MSSMC stationed there. He has recently P lan give* you cash for vsrstion, cash for Jeft-ovsr bills, plus 51 Let it aUnd 51 tt Dent, who llvek-At 298 E. Middle Routings championships in the Lightning neetlcifKand has attended several been , transferred to Westover International Credit Card to get rash whsfever you go—at any 53 Kntlty Tpke„ keeps buayx.at a hobby, police traiping schoqjs. Mrs. Tatro's bus, which handles class this year and a father and Boston, Se^t. 8 .— Massa- LOOK Field In Massachusetts. More 1150 loan office*. Phone'(odny? 53 Common ^<1 W horticulture, which began while he the Regional Technical $Chool stu. son were champs In the 0>met than 50 relatives and friends were chuselts^Motor Vehicle Registrar X contraction dents, leaves the home garage on Class. Cleimiiit A. Riley, making a safety was still In school. there to meet the new daughter- t«a n a $28 $888 — LMns llto-lnaurse at tow w M For a mimbei; of years,Ti^^has I p r n « n Rt. 6 at T:,30 and go up old Rt. 6 "Chuck" Forbes, the new rear In-la^ for the first time. ol yesterda.v, found a motorist ■v,- to Whitney Rd., to fU. 87, to the commodore, and one of the young­ front of him giving contradic­ maintained a small nursery In Former Probate Judge Honored to tW MAIN ST., Ov»r Woolworth’f, MANCHESTOI SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL hack yard where he grows ever~^ Center, to Macht's Rd., and at er sailors, came out ahead In the Clayton E. HunL judge ofj«fo- tory sign a ls-left turn, right (um, [an, 29, B u rned 7 ri.l. to Old Hop River through' M Itehsll 2-4U8 • Ask Jar ths YCS MANagar green ahnibs, starting them as Lightning adult class and David bate for the. Andover diajriflt for stop. OHN THUSSOAV fVENINOt UNTIl i SJA 6COD Cards Mills by way ot Bobecks Forbes in the junior classification. Riley waved the driver to a atop So taiLplain them A lon^, lono , Rlchar<4^oulin. 29, of Ceme­^6, and at SiO.'S tt Axelrod's Garage, er told Riley, "and , I wanted to mighty |and.„ i!, your hand he'll know... tim e a^o tem. the juniors. , oldest son jufa family, Mr. and n /: The sergeant's experience with tery Rd., Vernon, received first continues to 6A to Macht's Rd„ Season runner ups vvere: Light­ Mrs. CUyton E. Hunt. Jr. of tell you to your face." BENEFICIAL shrubbery began In 1924 when he and second degree -Ijums on his and Mr the Porter School. On her ning Adults, Francis Savage, 2 RochAsfer, and daughter, Lucinda; "How could I tag him ?" the face, chest and ami*'. Saturday third trio she leaves Porter School I, their oldest daughter, is a registrar said afterward. "There's FINANCE CO. LONG SAM BY AL CAPP a i K t BOB LUBBERS {({ went to work for the late Charles and Dr. Richard Molt, 3: with I O Its*. BCNiriCIAL riNANCE CO. L., Vanderbrook. \vho owned and while burning brush in Itla yard. at 8:30 gobs down Old Willimantlc Roger Cheney Jr., second in Slimmer exchange______^ Spanish _ student no law In the books forcing any- <« fF Rd. to Cherr^Valley Rd., and back y* CANT TAKE NO CHANCE PIU6SIN' •AN'SINCE yOANT FK5Hr operated a nursery at 26 Lydall St. A neighbor rushed .Poulin to juniors. Comets had Henry *nd was In Mexico) and Mr. and body to like me."______I tHB VARMINT TN THE RACK. PAW. AN' H w\ - ITS UP r A \ e . THE REIN. Sgt. Dent worked for Vander- Rockville City Hospital where'A to Porter SchobX Tatro's bus. trip 1, leaves,the EMCE Yt>u ii>WQU^srswiue>/, XD IJN < 5B ^ 0 ’ TH^ , hrook. a native of the Netherlands, spokesman said he received emer-'- ^TMAge at 7:30, goe> jo Edgacton AFT THAT LI'L S o J iR T HIDIN' for 14 years. Today, he can still gency treatment before . leaving •/ Rd., -4o 6A to/'KatzmKn'a Corner, UNPER THAT HAT_|;^He OLDEST rattle -Off' the Latin names for for the Newington Veterans Hos­ pital; . ■ • back oh jlt.xfl to Old State Rd., on most *nfMh4i'TtfBfl»bRcand twes the Rt. 6 to Lliidholm'a Corner, Tip Rt. Vernon Police said Poulin threw aversge householder sees In a to\ir 87 to Porter'School. Trip 2, leaves gasoline onto brush which he had CMnu of neighborhood back yards. Porter School'ht 7:.'50 to- go.' to Early In hla * career sa a po­ raked up into a pile In his. yard. Hpimes Corner, u)> .Lake Rd.. liceman, the then police chief, When he struck a match, the '^OOCAlJ JiYest St., to Robinaoh^ .Samuel Gordon, a part-time fumes ignited and burped him. , back to school on 6 A ,x:^ ip 3 ALMOST horticulturist himself, often but­ The Vernon Fire Departmert't leaves Porter Schor »■« ■»«.». w. t;i?0WIM6 .Sgt. Dent left the Vanderbrook received a report that A car owned and j»r2xt. 87 to Porter School Nursery, which, incidentally, Is by Andrew Gibson o f .46 S-ummer 2, leavea Porter School at “ I n*v«r"pr«par»d this particular cereal before. Pet! WfDRE JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIEI.D How much does it take to cover Junior?” still doing business at the same.ad­ St.. Manchester, .t^as stolen goes tp Lake Rd; to Erdoni * NdOR dress, and joined the guard force In front of 15.^PT-o8pect St. Rd., 7:50 to Andover Lake (ip Mi . A SHAME IT HAS TO B€ fcSfS.' at United Aircraft Corp. In East car was lal^'found Plate chaels Rd. to Weat St., to Wells E @ gD ® D SPLIT SO MANY WAYS... i /Hartford. H « Waa there,for three Police on Rl, 30 in To uid re Woods, to Pine St., to Hennequln , TODD RAYNOR, YOU OUGHT yeark ahfl left fo enter the Man­ birnert to its Rd., to Lake Rd., and back to Por- w a L R E T w e e N TO BE ASLE 70 0eHSOMAUK ' THeMAMOR AND u r n E SPORTS BY R0U80N chester Police Department. OF CONNECTICUT YOU, I'v e O O T As a policeman, Sgt. Dent has iVOUeTHANA CVM.'A'wdbm. 'M Gat" ■>«Wi NeR^ had hia share of excitement and OOIEN recalls, as if it were just yester-, MAY JOIN PROFAINCMT P eO PLET O day, the night he crawled througlL USE A S A the window of a club bullding'^in SOUNDIN& the North End and caiigjit two ■ BOARD. WE would-be burglars with their pockets full of change, Compltmenta-'Are scarce Ip the department *■< as "one patrolmsn said; "why should you get com- V . .!s: ns plimenU for police work? It's pert of .vour job "), but several men iLHIILE B. BY JOHNNY HART have paid SgL Dent' what is close to a compliment. "H e knows his HELP M M DTNIS CLAB /Musr M f r o m s o m b T ip u i^ A BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE HERE COMBS, A business." . STRAN&E LOOWNG*^ OFF BY tXX, FBLLOW6 ! OrMBR TRIBS - HE He HADANOSB LUCE Ok)rge Dent was''b6rn in Man­ sv. PATIEHCE, COMRADE? SiVE " baloney? at least POSSIBLY TRUE, COMRADE. ' AH, WHAT A FEATHER IN CAP ) f e l l o w ! &PSAKC A DIFFBRBNT A C L A M . \ . chester, Oct. 14, 1909, His mother SUPER MARKETS aPTAlN UITIME. IS NOT EASY FOR A DOZEN U.S. SHIPS BUT Foet OFF GRAND BANKS WHEN. WE TURN OVER TD ' LANStlAftE!______I APPRECIATE YOUR RUSSIAN SUBMARINE TD ARE SEARCHING IS MUCH POC..-.VISIBILITY ZIR& OUR PARTY LEADERS THE , PtCKIHSMEUPOUTOF .CONTACT U.S. NAVY WARSHIP. V FOR ME. AAUST HAVE PATIENCE. ^ NOTED AMERIKANSKI NOT ONLYTHAT- ^ t**Y____ K V r n ie n u ® '^ THE PRIHK after THAT . A 'l. NUCLEAR SU BM ARINE PLANE CRASH, RUT WHEH IXPER T , THE GREAT PR. ARE YOU GOINS TO T J.J. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNw TUESDAY,' SEPTE; PAGE TWELVE Three Complete Pitching Jobs Herald Angle By E A R L Y O S T Report Star Sports Editor Dartmouth, Princeton I Gifford Too Good for Own Good Will Headline Ameriraii I>e«giie National League . S iin d a y (Rer's most eligible bachelors, pass­ YesterdAjr’a Rennltii Yesterday’s Results ed along word that builder Frank Look Like Ivy P6wers\ Boston 12, New 'York 4 First dsy of the new week end Wood has entered three of his As Quartethackwith Grid Giants Milwaukee 6-4, Pittsburgh 1-1. ■the next to the IsAt day in what Female Troupe aeveland lR-6, DetroirT4-fi Philadelphia 6, Cincinnati 4. Left horses in Jumping competition at New York. Sept. 8 (/P)—For the thiril Btjrfiifht ,ve*r the Baltimore 7-1, Washington' 0-8 With 17 Ihas been a hot and 'iHunld month the Eastern States Exposition at winning pitehen^rower'* p«crinpB fly. Mike G*rcl« Ssn Francisco 4, St. Louis 2. Inf August . . ChurclKw-ith all Ivy League title is supposed to stay on the line until the final N»v York, S.p(. k ('Tl-iSS/SkS: Chicago 2-13, Kanaaa City j-7' Los Angeles 7, Chicago 1. West Springfield later this month^ Forfifit Hills, N. Y.. Sept. 8 nrt Pumpple Green (3-5), who started the flrat game, W. L Pet. O.B New York, Sept. 8 (JP)— Irtpmhers of nfy family jothing me Damatb owns several saddle horses day of the season. And for the third straight year Palmer Bear Mountain. N. Y. (NEAi }—The worst ktpt secret C?«’vpland rememltered now j toj er for m record-ty- was the winner, with Pete Bifim*iLemon's two- first-game runs in the third inning ’Chicago ...... 85 70 .481 11 lalbng. I motored to the Ellington the league who will be surprised know he’s not going to cut it as 0 Kansas City .19 76 .437 25 of a streak could crack the Na­ park thin I see in Manchester (ex­ if these two might get smitten by a signal-caller for the New York en players'with her cnnie-harks t ^..stay slive run inpfe got the Senators roll­ against Ned Oarver (9-2). and then Washington 56 82 St. Louis ...... 64 75 .480 14 tional League race wide open. iRidgr Coimtr>’ Club to cheek on' Amrripsn l/Mfgue rare.are. x .406 291.4 Philadelphia ...59 80 .424 19 cept at church eervlce, of course I ’’ | ,„.„,bering Cornell. Penn Quits 49ers, Giants in 1959. When they obtain­ One aha won’t get Is W im ble n plav./Clr ing for/seven nins with two out He belted In'five runs in the second Tmlay's Oamea And the Beaves have won three IlMr Ulub Championship Golf Tonr- don (Jhamplon Mtna Bueno at With lir^games to plavXCIeve- game with two homers, his first In Today’s Games Insnient finals, a match that pitied in who Harvard.-^ ed George Shaw- from the Balti­ iie.s bffitncl Kansas City at Chicago, (N) in a row. insists his young son is going to be This trio gave the two contend­ more Cxill*. Frank sat himself ! Brazil, who said firmly today, the AL, and a sacrifice fly. Daley (15-11) vs. Wynn (18-9). No Games Scheduled. The champs, pennant scrap Iclub' president, Fred McKone. a weighlllfter, stopped to report Returns Home down quietly, thought It over, ■ "I'm not interested—not for alx flrill place White Sox., Who are six; rtlVVJt 1.1-6. TKIKRS 14-«— Pierce,, out with a hip injury legain.st Willie Olokainskl. The let- ers a scare last season until they ahead in the lost >rf)lumn.. And! Only Game Scheduled. Tomorrow’s Rchednls veterans, put the string together that all was well at Ellington killed off each other. Each ha.a went to the coaches and suggested ) or aeven ’ yeara.' Indians, down 5-2, 6-4, 12-4 since Aug. 15, ggve up five hits, Tomorrow’s Hchediila Cincinnati at Chicago (ID. I tar lias been ,a- friend for 16 years. this is how the^Tndians cut into -.vith complete-game Jobe from 1 Naw York, Sept. S (Al In the that, maybe they wanted to put I The new pro tour, with no Jaeb and then 14-12 when Eddie tfoat hit w'alked one and struck out two in Chicago at Washington, (N) lAftein.--. sloshing around in water , been ‘ on ‘*‘ the? sidelines this ■ ;I ‘‘""“Kh7., returning ,,, lettermen to Chicago s lei^t ' his Second home run of the opener Pittsburgh, at San FrancffSco. their pitching staff—a perform-* high-pressure National Football him back at half. , Kramer connection, ta to be an hla seven .innings. He gave up the Cleveland at Baltimore, (N) St. Louis St Milwaukee (N). mild over my shoes, due to a ^ season. He's one of the better left-' *** momentum, all-femaia cast with the wrorld ax .fter dropping the opener of ,... /...... seventh . Inning for the.... A’s run when Joe ,D e M a e s t r i ance none of the contenders havs Of the three remaining mem­ League atrange and mysterious "No," they said, "we promised chance series at Chicago | Kansas City at New York, (N) Philadelphia at Lo's Angeles managed in the past month, torrential 90 minute rain. I watch-i handed golfers around, when his bers Brown, Columbia and Yale things are bound to happen. to loo'll you over as a quarterback. 'a stage. It’s hoped thera will b« ..... fifth Ti/iers, finally put away the flrat homered in the fifth, Turk I^own Detroit at Boston, (N) (N). ' a'd Mi-Kone drop in a short putt,on back isn’t acting up . . Afternoon Stay there for now." ' el least atx girls playing on a U'hitc ’ *wo I never really had a chance. He was TTie tour will hit renter* in the Gerry Staley (8-3) bagged the Sunday arid Lew Burdette (16f-14) rontc.'tajils and Pro Wally Ciohoii, \ Tllllrfidav other two are at least a yeai- rookie center Dan James, the nms and l^at the Sox 6-5 S^ winning alx in a'row. 49ers No. 1 draft choice, walked so eager to cultivate a hew career I United States, also perform In second game in relief of Barry I^at- and Bob Buhl (12-6) collecting 5-t maldi i-efpree, walked to the club- There are hundreds of stock car a wav. day then ttwk Sunda> s while Ijiitv Locke (.3-2) won it aa 11 winning, 1-0 Loop Loss , and 4-1 victorlSs over Pittsburgh Won It Similarly In IB5S up to a teammate, handed him his he threw himself out of the job : Europe and Auatralla. man, Al Smith am) Jim Rlyera also the eun wa.a out with "I worked out all summer," said on Me row ers two run double in,^ homered for the Sox, each clubbing in the NL's only Labor Day double- Manchester. Dartmouth, which lo.at the Ivy notebook and said-: "Tell them I’m j Althea tin t talking yet "Thl* temperature in the 90a. I w*» ! fine drivers, and a number of cars 1 Miie*^«t'^Saturda*\- Frank, "and. wouldn’t you know ' hea been tliacuaaed wtUv me for a the ninllv i dozen pitchers tied the AL record his shot along with Kill's first in s header. f„, a aivini but as my suit was le ft; rtesigned Snd built in thi- Saturdai taking the bus to flnoinnati.” season then won it similarl.v last With that tiirt statement, i fo l a sore arm. If we hadn I i long period. " she aalA '‘'I have an*> pulling off a pair of. three-run- for two team.s six-run third that beat reliever That Jumped Milwaukee into a lliome I had to pass up the oppor- Village Charm. Outaide of River I had so many quarterbacks in Yost's homers, giving him a total Dick Tomanek (0-1). OIL McDOUOALD MCKIB FARRELL secohd place tie with Los AngcUs Itiinitv . . . My. teevee set waa not year, is pinning its hopes on quar­ Janies, who played hts college ball nounced that J. am / inter* ninth-inning comebaclta for a' « • • Moriarty’s Lose Lead, side Park,alh> tracks have poor terback Bill Gnindy and halfback at Ohio State, quit the team. I camp, I don’t know what 1 would I have nothing: mor^^ronoret^Atf say 15-14 and'6-5 sweep oveT“4he t)e- of 21. were ju.sl two of seven in the but left therii both three games Iw-nrk'ing ■ having failed a ^ r Fri- public relations or press represent- i have done because my arm just game. The Tigers hit four of them, KED SOX 12. YANKS 4— behind first place San Francisco. Iday night’s Gene FiilJ^ef-Carmen Jac’r Croiithamel. General Manager Lou Spadia---- ,j j at. this time." / troit Tigera while the While $ox McDougald, Farrell to Speak Here aties. As a result, results of weekly Coach Bob Blackman's V-forma- termed James’ departure "totally ^ have held up In drills, A well-kne^ niggaxina pub­ took two from kanaaa City,/2-1 with Frank Bolling (12) and I.,ew Mickey Mantle and Andy Carey The Giants, backing righthander iBasilio hoiil; and I -apentXan en- race.a are not published. Take the Berborel (131 getting the other homered for New York but It Sam Jones for his 19th victory, tlon and variations gives Crouth- unexpected.’• The voung lineman Five quarterbacks lisher la reppnad''to be Mte of the and 13-7. ' - Bow to Wethersfield l(nva)ile evening With my family, case of Gene While. For the past apparently had clinched a berth | At the tame time, the platoon pair. The Indians hanimered three wasn't enough as Jerry Casale Second annuaTSports Night ■ General Chairman Howard beat St. Louis 4-2, while the Ir/eafling and talking about the amel, w-ho-.needs 52 yards to break ! flnaneial hiclteri of the project ■ The White Sox. getting a lift four weeks, and eight times in 10 the school's-*U time-nishing mark, with the ’46era after having start- i of flv* quarterbacks — Gifford, but Uie/publiaher, who aiked tp with the return of southpaw Qiily Hocky Cola Vito's 40th, giving won his 10th game although he program of Manchester Lodge Waddell reports that ' tickets , Dodgers whipped Chicago’s Cubs |«hool year ahead. meets. While has won the fealuie Rimto the AL lfaBert Rechichar to learn the of- ah* had been eon tacled and aald Fasey. Ih ...... 0 10 \ Marge Fl.vnir, w-ho has aasiiiiied' with tile local players. . . . Busi­ 4 1 ft Crandall’s 18th of the year. I starters among 19 returning let­ fen.sive fullback plays. The Colls ing as a halfback. Wethersfleld High School standout rarlaon, p ...... 0 n 1 1 4 ilia, post as society editor, .She; ness is up but the spirits sre down "He's doing us a favor.’’ said she waa interested. h 0 Burdette gave up six hits, but already are three deep at the post and now headed for tfConn. walk­ Oeorse. 2h ...... 2 n 1 ft succeeds Emily Smith al the desk at the White Glass Co., where Joe termen but is atill looking to Iasi Norm Van Brocklin of the Phila­ "I halt some pre-mediea) work ed and raced to third base on a Drennan, rf ., ...... * n 2 2 0 ft blanked the fourth-place Pirates, year’s junior varsity for this with Alan Ameche, Billy Pricer at Pomona Collega," the said, "but Seriprneap, r, , 4 0 I n ' ] It who now trail by aeven games, two down from the Sports De- White and Archie LaRochelle hold and Jack Call on hand. delphia Eagles after watching Gif­ double to rightfield by Dennis I.ann-re. rf ...... 4 n 0 .1 0 ft partmenL,"Did Jake . Jones ever, forth. Both are Yankee'fans and year's reserves. ford at quarterback, "every time he a pro tennis tour might pay off Casey.- Pitcher Bob Carlson was after the. first inning. Cornell has five lettermen and It's unlikely that Rechichar can ■ome of the expenaee'' Miss 1 P 3.1 ’ 2 plav first base for the Boston Red, someone told me the Yanks w'ere throws." . given an intentiOnsI pass and The second game also was de­ five lettered reserves in its line. crack that lineup unless one of the Fageroa would not commit herself plHPty'g (ft) cided in the first Inning. The Pir­ Sox' " Nick Jackslbrt. East Hart-j not doing too well this season. . . . trio is traded. Another possibility "My main trouble pa'ssing,’’ an­ Player-Coach Bill George, in the AR R H r o A E ford High coach asked. The an-| Gerrv .Sapienza. former city editor Fullback Phil Taylor is the lone alyzed Gifford, "was picking out a immediately...... 0 1 2 ates tagged Buhl foj^ their run, is that Ewbank Is placing Richi- lineup only because of a pla.ver Renn .1b .... 4 1 1 aiver to the former minor league ^ here and now with the Ijincaater, letiifning backfield starter. Quar­ secondary receiver. You call tha Mi see* Reynolds end Schiwr- shortage, singled home tfie. decid­ Cyr. „ ...... 4 0 2 .1 .1 0 then were handed their third char in the "showcase" for a 1 ...... n 0 .3 .1 1 haaehair player’s question_w-as yes. Pa.. New Era. is showing off his terback Marry Tino, understudy to man said they had hot been con­ D. Stmmnna. 4 straight loss and sixth setbackxinseiDaciixin forthcoming deal. plaV and have a primary receiver ing nm which snapped a fine Wnjrik, r ... n 0 11 2 ft T/inas preceded Walj Dropo in new daughter while visiting here the graduated Tom Skypeck, holds in mind; If he's covered you have to tacted yet. "I know nothing about pitching duel between Carlson itRd Moriarty. Ih n 1 R 0 ft Kansas City, Dow-^ incident had ho visible seven games when thethe Byives the key. Ew'bank. himself, was shocked R. Stmmona, ...... 5 0 n n 2 0 |Ro5ton..Pop . Gleason., veteran and phoned to say all was well. learned that start looking. When I threw from It." said Mlaa Reynolda. Moriarty's Ronnie Simmons. 0 Finsterwald of Tequesla, Fla., es­ either .player. Fairfield parred the scored three off Bennierile Daniels when lie thg Colte’ Oalsie. rf ...... a n 0 0 ft tiaseball and softball umpire, had Planned trip to Hartford's Keney Hanlon Switched to Fullback halfback, it was always to the deep If unable to get enough of the 0 n extra hole. all-pi'O halfback, Lenny Moore, ^ Four-Hitter Alrmany. rf ...J ..,. 3 1 0 ft tablished himself ss No. 1 man on (7-9). A wild pitch withh the bases- an unusual play.it) recent soft- Park to watch the Invitation Road Penn has more returning letter- man.” present amateurs to fill the oaiL Carlson pitched a strong four- MrBiilre. If ...... 0 0 1 n ft the U .S. Ryder Cup team and pad­ In winning, Finsterwald brought loaded and Joe Adeock'i'^ym twof u t n runW «1M suffered cuts on three fingers in a h a l l game and phoned for an iii- Race fe'eturirig Mam-heater run­ men than any other team. Coach household accident. Moore's hand lised Briefly it has been suggeited that Mtu- hitter, struck out nins and walked Total* ...... 0 4 n ded his pockets with $2,800 in' the his Ryder Cup points to 1,040. 'This single did it. :<4 ‘31 I terpretation. .Stopped al fJlobe ners was canceled when a thunder .Steve Sebo last . week switched was cut when he tried to take a Another trouble he had was play­ reen Connolly. Deris Hart and seven. He got out of a few jams a.s Wettirrafiekt .. non one non o i— i Kansas City Open Golf Tourna­ boosted him ahead of Art Wall Jr., Hollow, in between rain showers, John Hanlon to fullback from hia fine eiii when winninR nm ,rorrri. and lightning storm developed kiiife..away from his young son. ing enough to set up play sequenc­ Pauline Betz might be persuaded the Oilers left 10 runners strand­ ment yesterday. Pocono Manor, Pa., who came into GIANTR 4, CARDS 2 — Tha aitl talked with IJfegiiards George near mymv home, . . . Deapite the ; halfback poat. He atill has letter- to-play in certain rentera. ed. Simmons, who lost for the first RBI fleorge. 2R. Drennan. Caary Finsterv'ald lifted a wedge, shot the tourney with -1,037 1-3 points No tendons w’ere affected, but es. In the first two exhibitions, he SB. Dai . r... Renn : S. Renn; DP, Giants won their 1.1th from ths Krause and.Bill Kelley, Few swlni- rains, which were rlot^.as heavy in 1 men Fred Doelling and Dave Cof- the team physician said stitches \ played only one quarter against the time in four decisions, walked only Cyr (o ______slmmona Hn Moriarty: IiOR, within a foot of the cup for.a bird­ and didn’t-pick up anything here. Cards in 19 games after Curt Wfihrrafirld 7, Moriarty’a 10: BB. Slm- I mera were around, this being a Hartford, the race was hcIcl~wTl'K halfbacks. ;"woiild be'required. The doctor said Eagles and three'plays against the two batters, and fanned 10 while ie three on the first hole^ of a sud­ Wall shot his final round In 71 and Flood'a soH) homer ha'd given St. ■»low7 day due to the tinsattleri .Maiiche.stci-’s Pete Close and Bob : Berlinger is the only bright spot erage and concentrated on flopping "I could Iaat four more year* in Four-Ball Quunplona spacing nine .safeties. mona' 2. Caflaon 7; SO. .Simmnna 10. den death playoff to, beat Don finished with 283. : he copld not tell if, Moore would be Colts, barely enough to get the feel Carlaon 9: HBP. Simmnna (Caaey); Louis a/2-0 lead Ih th« fourth in­ 'waatfiar . ..Volleyball At night and Vinton running'one-two.-, . -..^Met I on-w-question-mark-.line...... • available for the, Colts’ exhibition of the position, because Howell al-1 Frank's running, | pro ball,” concadad Frank, wlio'a Four players, Billy Stewart,. W r, Carlaon 2, Fairfield of Ca.sey, III. Coming into the last hole. Fair- ning. ^Two runs in the sixth put once the whi-stie sounded the men About 9,000 fans swarmed over with Country Club officlala’Net' Coach John Yovicain has hia 1 against Philadelphia Sunday. so wanted to work his other qiiar-* I But'just w'heii the defehse was ■ 29, "but not as a .halfback." . Naw Havan. Sept. S (#3 — Diek field was six under par and could it k’^ay against rookie Boh Gib- rame from all sections, more than night to learn of the Manchesteri 1958 starting backfield intai-t at terback candidates. , set up to exploit the pass, he was Raralled is .lini I-et Howall'a Mead and Augi* Swarat of New the 6,542-yard, ypar 72 Blue Hill have won with a par three on the sqri (1-51 with Orlando Cepeda's atioiigh to start' a game and sev- Country Club,(four.se to watch the Open plana, ti’ic Daley conducted 1 Harvard but end Hank Keohone In the Eagles' game, Gifford had replaced and the linebackers could lament on a cold March afternoon: . Haven Munieipel are Ooanseti- 305-yard hole. He hit a three-iron Aingle breaking a 2-2 tie. a r a l stayed on as spectators the informal session. 1 enjoyed! is the only returning first string Monday’s Homers firfals. _____ Ahe linebackers-crazy as he-dropped ! go back.to guarding against aeri- "L don't know how wa’r* going cut'e new (our-tisn golf, eJisiB' 40 feet short of the pin. His flrat' Ken Boyer of- the Cards ,,, J talking with Diike Varney, club lineman. back to'pasa and then look off j als. Tha other four Giant quarler- to have any decent workoula in pinna. Thay won the State Oetf Just as the last threesome, putt stopped four feet from the, stretched hla hitting streak, long­ Seixas Experience which iricluded Fairfield, complet­ I liratiay ! prex.v. Carroll Barrett. Joe Hand-, Fullback Paul Choqiielte and (Season total in parenthese) around end. By the end of the first I back had to be kept happy, loo. training r,amps. We haven't got Aaen. litl* yesterday with a S-up cup but he missed the four-fp6ter est of the aeaaon in the majors, to Midget Football I-eague tryouts , 'ey. Alex 'Hackney, Henry Rock-j tackle Tom Burdrewlcz head nine .Ameirirwn League quarter, they forgot about helping I Gifford's still got the quaeier- enough quarterbacks to gO; victory over Allen Breed and Tony ed the round most of the gallery forf r \ »• a 67 a and n r l a a f total / x t a l 97 275.R y rushed toward the playoff tee, un­ 25 gamea with an eighth-inning have been going along aa planned \ well. John Rieder and Earl Bali-, Brown lettermeTi, New Coach John Colavito. (40). Held (28)..Fran- the deep secondary on pass fov- | back bug. SToiind.’’ Garro Jr. of Wathersrield. aware that a driverless automobile Finsterwald had rounds of 68- single. Giant Rookie WlHle Mr- fthtlinut any hitches, Pinky Poll] sieper to Il.sl a few. plus John McClaiighry has fo-,replace 21 let- cona (I9j, Indians; Mantle (27), had struck and injured eight per­ 69-69-69 for his 275. ' Covey pushed his streak to 20 raporlcd. Hc added that through Deme and / Morris Simonelli of termen to make his^ sjde-saddle T Carey (8), Yankees; Yost 2 (21), Pays Off in Victory In the playoff, F^rfield played gamea. sons just off the 18th green. The the cooperation of the Police, Fire, ! WINF. ' formation run. Berberet (13), Bolling (12), Lep- THEY HELPED—tJetting together in WhiL Sox dressing room after beating the Kan­ safe and hit down the middle with : * * • Telephone and Park Departments. I v • I > t'oliimbia lost tackle ahd Cap cio (6), Tigera; Sievers (29),Sam- Sixth Title sas City A’s in a doubleheader, are, left to right: Jim I^ahdas, Jim Rivera, Ted Klus------:------a one iron. Finsterwald’s drive DODGERS 7. CUBS 1 — South­ portable liglits were set up at * r r iu a v i tain Brian Dennehy who dropped ford (5), Senators; Nieman (18), paw Johnny Podrea (13-8) gave Mwski and Al Smith. Klu.szew.ski came through with a pair of home runs to help take Forest Hills. N. Y., Sept. 8 (/PJ—Vic SeixaS, at 86, i.s jretting hooked to the left. But Dow recov­ CTiarter Oak Park for the ))»'*]'-! "We Red Sox rooiers have been out of school and will have to de-1 Robinson (3). Orioles: Smith (15), Hartford. Sept. 8 - - Mr*. to be a greybeard in the tennis wars. "But," said the .seven­ ered with hia-beautiful wedge shot. the Dodgera a share of second lire sea.slons.- . ,Mrs'. Kay Ponti- qiiietr' Town Clerk Ed Tomkiel pend on untried sophs and half­ KUiszeWski 2 (2), Rivera (2), Gloria Martin of Springflald, second game. (AP Photofax). Mqjor League Fairfield's/ii’edge made the green place with a six-hitter. He struck time Davis Cupper today, "m/f age has nothing to do with relli, president of the Alumni A reported. He sl.so admitted that he back Harvey Brooklina. VVh^te Sox; B u d d i n (61, Casale Mass., has won her sixth New Eng­ but was 40 feet away. He two put­ out 14, clicking off six in a row Intermediate Baseball I,eagues. was so busv that he didn’t have Jordan Ollvar has an interior (2). Green (1), Red Sqx; De- land Public Parks tennis title. my performance. I certainly don’t feel my advancing age.” = L e a d e r$ = = ted to y i par. after the Cuba had loaded the- asked for help in getting a speak-| time to root for his Boston club, line but little else to. go with at M aestri'(.6), Terwilliger (2), Ath- Vital Till Tonight Ramanathan Krlshnan, the big*- Mrs. .Martin defeated Sheila American I^-Aipie Two others blew winning baaes with one oiit in the first er for the annual banquet Satur- 1 appears destined to finish Yale. Halfbacks Dirk Winkler and : letics. Maro.shirk of Brooklyn, N. Y., yea- Indian who .licked Alex Olmedo Donald Dell of Bethesda, Md., 6-4 Batting Kuenn', Detroit, .3.14; chances on the final 18-holes. Pete inning. day night. Sept. 19 at the high ii) the second division for the -first Dick WIsner wdll carry the bark-; Natibual I.«egua twice this year, would agree. Seed­ terday. 8-2. 4-6, 6-1. Philip Petra For Stratford Nine 6-4, 0-4, and Roy Emerson of Aus Kallne, Detroit, .329; Runnels, pooper, 44-year-old veteran from The Dodgers, who broke a 1-1 In school -cafeteria. Kay, who is the; time in s decade . . . Talked wi(h field load but the quarterback Aaron (38), x(>andall (18), of Darien. No. 3 man on' Tulane's ed No. 5 in the National Cham­ tralia. No. 8, sent Harry Hoff­ Boston, .318; Woodling, Baltim ore Lakeland, Fla., missed a 2>4-foot the sixth when Maury Wills only female member of the Ad-; Pefe Close who reported his date j spot offers trouble. Maye (1). BravesX-Hodges (23), NCAA' champion* of last June, Stratford, Sept. 8 (41 Defend­ pionships, Krishnan went down mann Jr. of Philadelphia to the ,.1l2; Fox, Chicago. .310. putt on'No. 18 and took a bogie walked, stole second and scored on vi.«orv Park and Recreation Com- 1 with Uncle Sam is Monday, Sept. Dodgera: Poet (20), Pbiliey (7), before Seixas; cutting strokes in defeated Gerry Slobin of West LEASE ing Champion Stratford, and sidelines, 6-2, 6-0, 6-p. Rims—-Yost, Detroit, 108; Fow four for,.276. Another oldtimer, ,E. Junior Gilliam’s single, beat Bob mission, is siso the only woman! 14. The local track star who giad- i Phillies; .Tones (13), Redsc Flood Hartford In the men'a final, 1-6, 5- Orange, Calif., both undefeated, the second round ye.sterday, 6-3, The'round of 16 was filled in the er, Cleveland, 95; Mantle, Neyf York .1. (Dutch) Harrison of St. Louis Anderson (11-10) for the flrat time president of an. organized baseball , uated from St. John's University ' 2, 6-3, 6-2. MODERN 3-BAY meet tonight In what could oe a 6-4, 6-2. Women’s Division without two 94; Jensen, Boston, 92; Xpariclo, also took a fqur on No. 18 and fin­ In five decisions this year. They league ia Manchester. . .Three: last June has high hopes of mak- j •vital game of the 1959 Women’s "When you get older," continued seeded pla.vers- Angela Mortimer Chicago, Kuenn, Delrolj^nd Kllle- ished with 276. made It a breeae with four runs In pages on Wednesdsy and It re-1 ing the i960 Olympic team . . . 1 The victory brought-^. Finster­ [quirKl « little extra effort a day' HORSE World Softball Tournament. Seixas, "you can ma'ke up for of England, No. .1. and Renee brew, Washington, 9 the seventh, two on John Rose- Due to vacations and illness after ; SHELL SERVICE STATION Stratford, unacored on in- three other shortcomings by experience. Schuurman, No. 7 of South Afrirji. Runs Batted In- Cblavlto, Cleve wald’s windings in 26 tournaments boro's triple, and another in the in advance in order to meet the j Ihe deadline was reached I assist­ contests, will be in a good posi­ For example, two or three' years . Karen Hantze of San Diego, land. 102; Jenseef, Boston, 100; this year to $29,266. eighth on Gil Hodges’ 2.3rd homer. scheduled deadline and as a re.aull ed the city desk in fiinneling copy I labored longer than usual at 13 ! SO WINDSOR AVE., ROCKVILLE. CONN. tion to win the tournament a sec­ ago when I was on the circuit reg­ Calif., did a 6-4. 6-4 job on Miss .Killebrew, Washington. 98; L/imon, Bia.sell St. . .Night tio)iie in to the composing room . . . Volley­ ond year in a row if it can get by ularly, I could play a five-setter Mortimer, and Mrs. Shirley Brash­ Washington; 88; Maxwell, Detroit ball lured enough for th7ee teams RU 9-1521— Eveninc its West Coast opponents. easier than when I waa 19. It was er of England eliminated • Miss 87 ^ charge of acUvities with my wife! .with the nights getting cooler aniS Pan-Am Games End Long Run J.eiil and with teevee hack in work- 1 The contest (at 9 p.m.) i s , the because I could pace myself.” Schuurman, 6-3, 6-4. Hits ^ Kuenn, , Detroit, 17.1, l ing o(-dei- the hqui'k after darkness , all neighbors home from vacation Fete tkiyne, the fainoiis trainer, last of four games scheduled for Seixas, who won the title In Maria Esther Bubno of ' 6 ra- Fox, Chicago, 174; Runnel^, ,Bos- IWoe spent watching the lateat; . . . Operation paint job started, was giving Instructions to an ap­ today and tonight. Another unde­ 1954, is unaeeded because he zil, top-seeded, downed Janet ton.yJeO; Power, Clevelalid, 1.19; I'vesjetTis, .. .My son .lust can't be- | after dark and I, plan a busy j feated squad, Nashville. Tenn., played only once on the summer Hopps of R a ttle ,-.6-4, 6-2, Dar- M ^bne, Boston and Mlnoso, On Note of Triumph in Chicago weekend, that Is- if my arm holds , prentice rider before a race. llne Hard of Montebello, Calif., lieye that Chuck Connors, better “Get out there fast, take the taxes on Lynn, Mass., in an earlier circuit. At Merton, Pa., he Inst a eveland,-1.11. known as the star of the Rifleman , out. i lead, and stay there,’’ ftoyne told evening fray. < three-setter in the quarter-finats niain U.S, hope, defeated CaVmer^ Triiples — Allison, Wa.shlnglon, ’ ! Lifi your faded house t.o new heis'htx of glowing color wltji a coat of CM'Kamel Sn* Chicago. Sept. 8 oJ1 Thb-third morning end then closed out with s'riss, and I played basketball, the hug rider, . In day games Toronto meets to Krishnan. Lampe of Forest Hills, 6-0, 6 9; Landis,- Chicago, Kuenn, De­ |•gain.sl one anijther many times. ,*ialimlay per House Paint. New York City and Phoenix, Ariz., Sally Moore of Bakersfield, Cgllf., Pan-American Gamea. orphaned the only perfect ride of the day In The rider seemed somewhat "I’m playing well,’’^ he said. “I troit, and Kiibck and McDougald, tfp bright 'and early and at the puzzled by rtie orders,. opposes Pekin, Hi. know that. But I didn’t even look eighth-seeded, vanquished /M ar­ New York, 7. early and often m'aligned, has end­ the afternoon. —. \t’e4liie«day ' ed its 12-day run on a note of tri­ desk (Hirlier than usual. Tha “What’s the matter*’’ asked the qnt experta at The-W. (L Glenney-Company will ahow .voq,^^22 of. the hews Yesterday’s resulta; Toronto 2, past Krishnan. I'm on vacation garet V 'n'si' of Wilmington, Del., Home Runs -- Colavito, Cleve­ Over-all.,the U.S.A, overwhelmed "IVhen Win Uie Wcu-ld . Sd ies deadline -was reached with min-j Orlando, Fla.; 0: Phoenix,. Ariz., 6-1, 10-'8. / umph. ^ the other 23 competing .nations trainer, "Is there something you refr y in g exterior paint coinra. . Designer-created, they include this yeai:^ until I lose. Thai's an added in­ land, 40; Killebrew, Washington l,start-’' waiter (Tv) Holland ask-| iites to spar* and all corre- - don’t understand T" .1, I.,ancaster, Pa., 2; Hartford 1, centive to keep winning." ■39; Allison, VYashlngton. 29; Held, In the over-all picture, Chicago with a huge bag of 121 gold medals, "■xnt to take my vacation | apondence was caught up with be- ; jrom Sundown, a heige-pink. to nioderniatir blue. Pine Bluff, Ark., 0; New York 3, Cleveland, Maxwell, Detroit and did a fine Job on rtort notice. The 72 lilver and 52 bronze medals. I "No, I guess nol,” was the re­ Selxu Is a securities salesman Milririjf thp. jieriejT. ao that I c^n fote I headed for points Weal on ply. “It’s Just that I suspect all Lynn; Ma.ss., 2; Toronto ,3. Cleve­ In Philadelphia and has been Lemon. Washington, 28. city took the Games two years Argentina was next with nine gold, iwstrh Ihe gamea." Opening ganie, this holiday weekend , . Only Let (JlenncjN^help you .select an exterior decorating acheme t h ^ in l^ hliglht your land 1; Phoenix 8, Alameda. Calif., Pitching McLish, Cleveland, ago when Cleveland gave them up 22 silver, and 12 bronze. theae other Jockeys are getting the stickingi close to his jotf since'he bar-nng any playoff, will be sports scllvtty came vis listaning same' Instructions.’’ i house’a good fe^ rea , minimize ila flaws. They’ll explain why-ofze andd a r m t etecture e f are 1, and Pekin, 111., "J, Hartford 0. gave up the tournament trail two 17-7, .708; Shaw, Chicago, 14-6, for financial reasons. This is not Other gold medal winners were. 'Vsdneadsy, Sept; 30 at the park of to the i-adin reports of major , important in chouS have the oat attractive house in the Hartford’s victory over Pine enough lime for such a massive, years' a-go. His next opponent is .700; Wynn, Chicago, 18-9, .667; Brazil eight, Canada seven. Mexico the American Isiague champion . . league „ baseball games while 1 ; neighborhood. Bluff centered around pitcher National Clay Courts Champion Pappas.' Baltimore, 14-7, .667; complex operation. six, Chile five, Cuba, West Indies I Ray Damato, still one of Manches- painted. Kare Dniihle ^’ielol•v Peggy Kverone's no-hItter. Hart­ Despite H days of oppressive I Tut Bartzen. Lary", Detroit 17-9, .654. Federation and Bahamas two each, • Btiltimoie i/Pi Elddie .Ai-caro. ford, the host team, scored its run If Vic gets past Bartzen, who Stfikeouts T~ Bunnlng, Detroit 60 plus heat, which shortened and Venezuela and Uruguay ,one CEILING TILE when Marie Bianco trotted home tempers and led to bickering, al) the first present day rider elected licked Crids Crawford of Pied­ 170; Wynn, (^hicago 161; Pasciial, each. ! The same - horse one* won both to the National Jockeys Hall of Co^etfatron Acoustical Tile brings beauty and oji a dropped fly ball to center- mont. Calif., 6-2, 6-4, 6-3, he's to Washington, 147; Score,- Cleve­ events were run off »mr)othly for In their Impre.asive full drees re­ Mppling Wednesday field. . most part, and effleientiy on first ends of a daily double In New Fame ai Pirillco, is ...e only one face the winner ' of the Barry land, 139; Lary, Detroit, 13?. hearsal for the 1660 Olympics in even to rids two Triple Crown win-. quiet to 8hy^room in the house. Quiata kitchen clatter, givea MacKay-Bob Mark" match. Mac- National I.ieague cla.ss playing sites. Rome, the teenage dominated Yaiik Church Bowling I.rf'ague cap-{-Zealand where it is not unusual If Chicagoans didn't get over­ UMru will meet Wednesdav night I for a horse to. compete twice in jiers. Arcaro swept the Kentucky you futl enjoyiuent of .your sxpenaive Hi-Fi equipment, help* '■ Bill Jurges, manager th e ' Kay turned back Crawford Hen- Batting - - Aaron, Milwaukee, squad showed tremendous strength Derby, Prealme.ss and Belmont Boston Red Sox, was born In ; ry of Atlanta, 6-3, 8-6, 7-5 while .359; Ciuiningham, St. Louis, excited over the GaniCs you can and depth in walking off with most l*t- 7 o'clock at the South’ Meth-j the /same program. Count De- blame the heat and hysteria over J odist cihurrh. Plans for the coming j faiiltei' won first and second racaa Stake*) on VY-irlaway In 194'l’-and ^ h e chidren concen1 Robinson, Cincinnati, countrle.«i were compelling in ,their TKe World Over. • seeded Neale Fra.ser, Australia’s 118; Aaron, Milwaukee, I'lO; Bell, opposite seasons just as the U,S. LEAGUE If-you set your monthly payment at: one-man gang, whipped England^ competitors did at Buenos Aires Cinciqnati, 102; Mathews, Mil­ Hitting—Ted Kluszewskt, White" Your initial purchases may wmount. to: Bobljy Wilson, 6-2, 6-4, 6-4. Bob waukee) 93. in 1951. Laver of Australia, No. 4, elim­ Uncle Sam's standard-bearer's Sox—DrtovC in six runs Ih 2-1 and MONDAY EVENING. 7:OOr-INTERCHURCH LEAGUE Your credit limit may be extended to: MANCHESTER Hits — Aaron, Milwaukee, 198; 13-7 sweep over the A ’s, getting a. inated Robert Slska of San Fran­ Pinjion, Cincinnati, 186; Cepeda, ended the competitive phase of- cisco. Tvl. 9-7, 4-6, 6-4, while uils th'e Games in the same Victorious' single that paid olf with both Fw infomicitilMi edi Gy Ml 3*7AZ1 there will be a serViee charge of \^ , per month on the unpaid balance with a misiwux* San FranhiSco; 175; Temple, Cin­ first-game nftis and then hitting charge of 2.5c per month. AUTO PARTS- Ayala of Chile, No. 6, dropped cinnati, 167; Blasingame, St. pattern in which they started Larry Nagler of North Hollywood. them in mammoth Soldier Field. a pair of homers, his'flrst In the 270 BROAD ST. Loui.s, 165. American I-eague, in the night*, Mon^y Lodi* Houm LM91M (Hendleepl Calif., .8-6, 7-5, 6-2. Triples '-r--Moon, Los Angelea„ The equestrian team of Hugh ' Earl Buchhoiz of St. I»uls. Wiley, Towaon, Md., B'rank Chapot, cap. . Our New Hours Are: > 11-; Pinson, Cincinnati, and White, Pitching—Johnriy Podres, Dod* - Tuesdoy •vMiin^—M«n’5 Hout* Lm ^hb (Hondcop) ' No. 7', Advanced at the expense of St. Louis, 9; T. Taylor, Chicago, Wallpack, N.J„- George Morris, New Canaan, Conn,, and Bill Stein- gers—^Allowed six hits and strurk. > 7:30 A M. HH 5:00 P.M .-.M ofi^y Hiru TtiursiUiy V Neal, Los Angelea and Mathews, kraus pf WestportkConn., captur­ out 14>, running off a string of six . WBdwjMloy mofwlitq Houiquidv,—' UloyiB. • ^ Join jA In Fine Whiskey.."- Mudde Milwaukee, 8. ^ ed the coloi-fui P ^ '- Des Nations straight for 7-1 victory over the ! Home Runs — Banks. Chicago, Cube. bo ub I 7:30 A.M. HU 8:30 P.M.r-Frlday 40; Aai/on, Milwaukee, 38; Math­ team title, last championship to be Thursday BVMiiim— LadBs'Nous* L ^ LoaguO Willie Shoemaker i.s ews, - Milwaukee, 36; Robinson, contested in the Games. I ” 7:30 A'M/tiil Neofi--- ! LADIES'DAY America’s top race rider, They %yoiind up with a low score Friday BYtiiing— Mixod LBogu* FLEISCHMANN’S Cincinnati, 34; Boyer, St. Louis, West Hartford Rowa N o w f EVERY WEDNESbAY but when hi.s mount 27. of 32 faults, for the'i morning and 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. afternoon rides over a 'iT-obstacle, *‘Your < Guarftntao-41nr 39 doesn't do too well in a Pitching - - Face, Pittsburgh; 700-yard course in Soldier Field. Hastings, Neb., Sept, 8 (/P) For infonmdion eonfoet Rofnr J. Mocdnnn, Ml 3-1507 is the BIG buy! quagmire he gej^s^ 17-0, 1.000; Anlonelll, San Fran­ Brazil won the'second place silver Bob Ball ‘sttueje out 15 and al- Yeoya Of DepaRdabls splashed like any other cisco; 19-7, .731; Newcombe, Cin­ medals with 59 and Chile took the 16wed but three hlU in pitching .^Serviea” CONN. GOLF LAND jockey; cinnati, 13-7, .650; Conley,. Phila­ bronze third place medals with Phoebus, Va, to a 5-dl over West fllgKjgf JUNCTION ftODTB 15 and 88—EXIT 96 delphia, 12-7, .632; Law,Jttsburgh, 80 3/4. Argentina' was fourth with Hartford, .Conn., laet night In the- PARKADE LANES FROM HARTFORD AT TALOOTTVILLE' 16-9, .625, 63 3/4 points and Veneauela fifth American Legion A>ttle World! 338 NORTH MAIN ST, 90 PROOFis why! Double* -i- Kuenn, Detroit, 37; Strikeouts — Drysdate, Los and last-with 125 1/4. Series, of bsseball. Detroit and - MancliBSt«’*f FirstTnn Pin low llBflCtnfnr . r . BUILDINC MATERIALS SPECIAL FEE 76o FUR 18 HULES Runnels, Boston and \VilHams, Angeles, 211; S. Jones, San Fran- Led Entire Field West Hartfoirf meet tonight with TEL. MI 9-5253 GI.IDBS Bad BALLS FURNISHED Kansas’City, 32; Fox, Chicago, 31; fclsc'o, 190; Koufax, Los Angeles, Wiley, 31, of Towson, Md., led the the loser eliminated’. The winner LUMBER FUEL •UNOIO WHItKtY a *0 98008 • 88% OKAIN NEUTRAL MIRIT8 JPree Instnietl«M»—Snisek Bar M d Louaga MidBone, Boston and Power, Cfcve- 160; Antonellli San FrapcitBCo, entire field with 'a low of only eight goes Wedneetiky night against u n -, t u t FUU80HMANN OI«TaUNa| 00R90RATI0N, NEW YORK CITY land, 30. 151; Haddlx, PltUburgh, m . faults. He had them all in the defeated Phoepue, -Y MANCHlSSTER E\'ENt?fG^E|lALD. MANCHESTER. COHN.. TUESDAY./SEPTEMBER 8, ‘ MANCHESTER EV^ENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TirRADAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 19W PAGE POURTEEN ------■ - . I - ^ » ■ Jdrtf ...... — - I. .. I ...... I ^11 .1 II " - -T r-- -ir Apartmento-e Flat»>- aoaMhold Gdoda 81 twins; John WaUcer, tohe Hi., Cov- [ L a w BY PAGALY Md SHORTEN Wanted to Rent 88 H ot i fo r S ol* 7* Ho o s m for Sal* 72 H ouinb fo r S olo 72! BulldlRK—Contractingxilj I HEKEOlIGHTA BK A Tenementa 83 enU7 ;Mra Bhaabeth Kelley and'} 9LaIP COVERS — Sdfss glNODB feNQINEEIl iSealrea S W M T sn>K—6 rbom Capa, con­ About Town HoNpifai Notes daughter, Wales Rd,, Andover; . ART KIND of C*r 'cabl chairs »»*»« Includuig fsbrlM THREE ROOM apartment, Mam I—BOLTON—Two year old Ranch. MANCHESTER AND room unfumlahed apartment in venient location, dorman, oeratn- Locatad on Bolton Center Rd, Ope Mr*. Shirley Veriey and *< ^ R idge-, net work done. Hpirtat 'rellB inrlnta and textures 1. Ojstdm nut .st,. first floor, heat, hot s'Mj R-ltlM for eati- : •6 Tue-^ ittocwtotneMffM* arr«ows» R mai« wt uad a cMASde io u(c anv or *eid< time only. Watkln* Brothera, Inc...' 3-2795 before 6 p.m. rang* fan, eiicloaed porch tSHUi aunk'en living room, kitchen dinette Women * Missionary t>»agu*. Zion maten^..'' _, I uP Oh - flantone floor, garag*. with"sec­ are*. Den. Priced for immediate * 4.5oa-Afldover—2 room cottage, Lutheran Church, will meet to- »• • p.m. fSilldren's Ward— 1 and son, Thomptrees. Many extra*. Owner. Co. MI ••5345. River. Owner will fi'namte. ping; EdwArd ’niorsell, 291 Porter ■'co. AUerationn. addition* ga MI 9-9846. m4.vO« Electric range Md. iences. Adult* only. MI 9-2337 1/ ROOM Cape Cod. shed dormer, ■ ------I $10,500 Andover—4 finished % room Two Circles of South Methodtst I „ , ,. PatienU:.rr7*"Z Today. I«7 I Ht.; ."I'"'' May ''■■■aCraig and daughter. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS ragee Rooting and aiding expert*. Sk.Ml!' _ 3 pc. »ectlonal sofa *50. after 5 p.m. I .'d^tile bath, fireplace, open atatr- n —M ^ C H E 8TER Green area. Six rape 150X200 lot Aluminum clapboarda a apecialty 190 SUMMIT ST.—Five room Cape, room Ranch, two bath*, attached | in,.$oo M ancheater-m flniehed 6 Church will maet tomorrow. Wes-J „ 8:15 A.M. to 4:.10 P.M. / « OOV0 f ) ' iOOH-OUH Dining room fable and 5 rhairs 135 l '' 'caae Hot water oil heat, recrea­ Grace . Grave*. Bolton I-ake; |,.Froat III, Wilkes Barre; fltaven j Unexcelled workmanahip. Eaay M 'd M-TA Small dropleaf tshl* and ♦ cbaii i THREE ROOM apartment, tlla Breezeway, one-car garage. Mod- _garage. _ , ___ fuIU ^em ent, wall to w . ' j ' j^ m 866 W t h -1 “ome* m rninnlai' wmrara i ' kt 1 p m. for (tesatrt at th# homs of MPMJAT Thru FRinAT t«;SO A.M.—5ATI n O A I R A.M. Parking, Imffiire H or IStii Schoirt Miriam -At,. VernqnT George Carmella Brennan. 43 Wadsworth m p n b a t USED FURNITURE St. ______t’.S L V .;d ln '; Mrs. Shentood Cone, 67 Princeton $i8,800—28 WOODBRIDGE St. - MANCHESTER and vicinity .— 10 Nowsch. Marlborough. / , iSt.; Ra.vmond Brewer, 207 Well* \ Rnorini—Sidtnf 18 1 EXCHANGE Spacious older home, 3 rooms plus 41* . ROOM FTJIiLT furiilshed minutes from town. Special this CaDT'l^or'*^w!^^d*r»*v'^" j $14,200 Hebron ’ n$*r Bolton— 6S | * ‘ ' ADMITTED/^SUNDAY: Mr*.! At. PLEASE READ^OIR AD 15 OAK STREET 2 unfinished. Easily nonverte RAY'S ROOFING CO., ahingli and | apartment, centrally located, h t't week. New quality constructed t k ,,. “ i t - " Hazel Ireland. Oak Grove. Coven-! DISCHARGED YEHTERDAY; Into a 2-famlly, 3-car .rafage. 'jox room ranch, beautiful throiighbut, built-up roofa. gutter and ronduc j Open Thursday evening* until 9 included, Md. Ml '9-S8()3. bulltin stove and oven, $18,000. The breezeway, garage, deep wood-1 i*)”!,?,M anchester L4>dge try; Mr*.'Eleanor Fonlanell*. 272tMra. Marlene Smyth. 1616 Dla X. CIaMift«d «r ’'Wanl P*’""*' *• ■ *'®P‘ 99x165. Marlon E. Robertson, onf acre of land, builder moving tor work; roof, chimney repair* | Closed Monday* Broker. Ml 3-5933. In atov* and oven. $13,000. The R. ed lot " ^ i tonight at • at the Porter HI.; Mrs- Caroline Htaf-imond Lake Rd.. 'Glastonbury: »»nfrncf. *houlH rpiirt hl^ ml Ih* FIRST OA\ IT Rav Hagennw Ml 9-2214; Ray , •\TWO FRONT furnished rooma for out of town, full price. $12,800. F. Dimock Co.. MI 9-5245. APPEARS anil JtfTPORT ERRORS In finw for Ihr nn»t Inaw- $14.900-Hebron- 8 miles from 1 home. A regular lodge meet- ford. 71 Broad St.; Phillip SauVa.' George Smith, 46 Cre»l ONF- Inrorrorf or omiffed ment 4, 10 Depot Square. IV-N EW CAPE Cod. shed dormer, LIFE set. Complete with Red Croes romblnations, neat, clean, am»stte small barn, one acre land, f II Getchell, .169 Hilliard St : Patrick st.; Mrs. Anita Erickson and son. inrrrtloB'for any advortlawnrnt and Uirn only to Iho oxtont of a COUOHUN R o o r m o Oompkny home, large chicken coop, 8 i Imige» annual clambaks will be spring and mattr**ai MI 9-0222. drive, wooded lot, near bus. price, $14,300. 3 bedroom modern ovartized 34x36. /Ceramic tile bath, •cres. I held Sunday at Rosemount-in Bol- Frieze. P.O. 121, Rockville; Ijiw- 36 Clinton St ; Mis. Beverley Pikiil ■•maM’ Food" inaortlon. F-rror* nhlrh do not Iraaon Ihn valiio of Inc Aluminum siding, asphalt ONE 4'» AND one St* room apart* ranch, phi* garage and large lot. amealte drive. Near Bower* School ndriTH»rnifnt «UI not b* rorrorfed by ‘•mak* good" Inaortlon. I — '■ ------mentRedecoiated. rnriU..rv»7yrM;L3i niru. Heatnr«i iii«Included. stores achool, Carlton W. $15,300 Bolton C enter-8>i room ! ton beginning at 11 s.m. fence Bra.vmer, New York; Mr*, .m d son, 10 Newman Ht.; Alfred aabeatoa roofing. Alan aluminum. Hutchins, Ml 9-5132, assume large G.i, mortgage, full —complete for 815.400 fflrai de- Eileen Flynn. 30 St. John St ; , Campbell, 42 Joseph St : Mrs. geivanlsed_or1 or popper copi guttera and Musical Instruments Y3 Adult* only. Box X, Herald price $12.9M. *' ■■Many more from , posit holdal. R. F. Oimock Co., ranch. Two-car garage, view. ' leaders Ml S-H07 $15,600 Coventry near 44 A—Older ' Mrs.______George Kcabert,______26_ Foster_____ Mrs. Margaret H4itchln*on. R F D . .joyre Chick, Hunter Rd., Tolland; YOIR COOPERATIW WILL b o w e r s sc h o o l —Custom .3 bed­ $6,500 up. Just call u*. Ellsworth j hH 9-5245. ■pe. Large ; At-. I* In charge of reservation* for ' 1, Wapplng; Mr*. Janet Naugh- Mr*. Ruth I-jiFond. 49 Brookfield Dial^M I 3-2711 35 UPRIGHT PIANOS. Looking f.r TWO NOOM apartment. Fumiahed. Mitten Agenev, Realtor*. Ml large 7 room ca BE APPREriATEO ROOFING, SiniNG. painting Csr room ranch, fireplace, cellar, ■Two-car ge- • dinner meeting of the United ' ton, 6.3 Wadsworth St. ISt.; Raymond Bryan, 43 Pine Htll a good piano? Before you see m e,’ on bus line. ^***'***‘*- beautiful condition, lovely lot with 3-8930, MI 9-S524 V-HILDBIDEMANOR. Vernon —. glassed In porch. - - , penlry. Alteration* and addition* rage. Brook. 385x300 lot. | Church■“ ...... Woman of.... Connecticut to a d m i t t e d YESTERDAY: Rd., Hszsrdvllie; Robert Jaqiiith. look around and compare prices! Ing. trees, assume 413% mortgage. Choose your own' high wooded lot. m»mmi mourn Celling*. Workmanship • guaran No other piano store offers the Mr. Keith. MI 9-3191. $15,800 Andover 6 room ranch, at-j be held Sept. 18 at the Mary Tsy- Mr*. Mary Glode. 104 Glode IJine; 54 Demmlng St : Mr*, Edna unmmu 0^400 Uwt and Found 1 AutomobilM for .Sale Small cash. Only $15,100. Carlton BEST IXICATION In western Man-1 For vour new Ranch, Split, or ' "■ teed A. A Dion, Inr,, 299 Autumn Chester—6'j room ranch. 8 bel-iloni*!. R. F. Dimock Co, MI tached garage. $2,800 asqumea < lor Memna-ial Methodist Church in Mr*. Angeline ^ ttero, Newing- Knowie* and son, 79 Spruce St. « n '’ n « .r ’’ nnelV-3o'*i'm ‘ ^ 1 0 ROOM fist, elderly cou* W, Hutchins, MI 9-51.32, pouNP—BEAGLE black «-blt». VOLKSW'AGBN 19.12 Recently St. Ml a-4««n. rooms, 24 foot living -oom with' 9-5245,. 4'!1% mortgage. 1 Milford. Mrs. Cynthia Wedel, past ton; Maurice iTiistenltzer. 22 DLSCHARGED TODAY; Mr*. brp«n male Call Irf-e Frarchia. overhauled. 1* Jordt Si. Ml p m..” M % id?rth roSh '^n.rd^^ pie Rent *30. Inquire Sire. 309.4 _rUVENTRY—Six room ranch on fireplace. I ', baths, screened’ ,,;— ------;— , $16,700 Bolton - All atone. 5 'i ; president of the National United Rhelp* Rd.; Thomas Kovis, 68 Uu Ann Dubord, Buena Viata Rd , Peg Warden Ml S k.">?t .1-M40 Roofing and Chimneys Ifi-A 255 Market St.. Hartford. .spriKe at-______Daley-Road, 5 minute walk to porch, *4 acre wooded lot 4ii«!5, i VI-BOLTON--6 room overalzed room ranch. Two fireplaces, 2 Church Women and author of "The Garden St.; .loAnn Mooney, IbU Coventry; Douglas Hsttsn, 102 '■ ' ‘ ~~ 247 NORTH MAIN SI Heated. lake,' one acre of land with shade! FHA...... loan...... may .. be . assumed,...... IK^f'llent con acres, view. Employe'd Woman and the Maple St.; Harold Patterson, Cl-ttbs^pwood Dr ; Mr* Eleanor Fon- ROOFING—Speciahring repairtnK i Furnished room. Inquire Mrs, tree.s $12,500. Phllbrick Agency ■ Owner. MI S-613-V Close to gchooL $1S’900. The R. F. Dimock' $16,900 Manchester Older 7 room Church." will discus* "New Ven- der Mill Rd., Bolton; Elliott Ben­ lanella, 272 Porter St Front End Lcir-T—Turquni,« end 'vh|l« para 1941 LINCOLN cluh ■ convertible, l roofa of all kinds, New roofs, guf- i Wearing Apparel— Purs 57 ATI 9-3464 and shopping. Immediate ocru-|^'’ -- ^ 9-.1245. .______I 4 bedroom colonial. New hot j tiire* for the Church and the Bm- nett, 40 Bretton Rd.; Tbqma* !/•- very clean. Call Ml 3-1933. Irish. keel >U 1»?1M ter k-ork, chimney* cleaned, r - j Diamonds-^-Watches— ______panpy. $18,500 jVII TWO TWO FAMn,Y FAliCTT Y (new (new lieting) iteting) 5 5 Water heat, .city sewer, 118x250 ^ ployed Woman at 5 p.m. febvre, French Rd.. Bolton; Mr*, paired. Aluimmim siding. ~i ’•Help Wanted— Female .1.5 Doga— Bri^d^Peta 41 BLUE SABRINA cuddle coat, used; BALDWIN ROAD .loanne Sfarza, RFD 3, Rockville; Special L05X — Sterling wlver charm I 1949 PONTIAC, excellent bodv one year, ^iie 14. U^y^d cmidltiom -pwo ROO.Vl furnished room* eqth 21 CONWA’Y RD.—Six oom ranch, i " duplex. Good location-West $17,000 Andover—New lix room _____ years' experlenre Free esti- vvavTicn MINIATURfJ^Dachahund. I week* ;______Jow elry______4* stove, refrigerator, laundromat, 1 *"dend--separate ■--separate ®'J.oil bunn*rs,“ dura era, tv'o- ^"dover-N ew six room Edward Fellham Jr., son of Mr Mr*. Bxilds Chavarie. 32 Ardmore bfl^flet and identiflcatton_ brace-; S:^d_r»innlng condition, asking mate* Call Hnwiev, Ml 3-.13ai. MJ WANTED-Woman for light do­ '* price. Crtll~ after 12 noon. - Ml kitchen privilege*. MI 3-**4t. Six room bnrk veneer single. ranch 1 acre, aecluded. $2,700 and'Mr*. Edward Feltliamr 84 J a r-; Rd’;'Mr*79h7riey ^.yle. 13.5 Sum- Public Records (I) ALIGN FRO.VT END value Reward Ml Call MI 9-9.1.14 old. A iar registered. Black, and - LEONARD W. TOST, Jeweler, re- garage, patio, fireplace,' glS.OfD.. garage. $16^0, The ^ lei Sentimental 3-n7fi3. mestic work and care of infant, 3-0395. Clean as a whistle. Shown by ap­ a.saiimee present mortgage. 1 vis Rd.. 1* a junior delegate at the mit St.; Mr*. Evelyn Long, Som- REG. Call -in 9-0971 _ j Must live in Room hoard plus, red rngle. MI #-6477. I pairs, adjusts watches expertly 107 OAKLANU ST. Four rooms, pointment only. Owner. MI 9-4934,______, ^ "'“ions' con^Mtron'of xfph'i' 6'h't; ere) Keith" GanVip.'’ '94 Al’ en 'S t:; WiuTMtee Deeds aalary. Call WIlHmanlir HA .3-p715, ' ------— I Reasonable prices. Open Tuesday GIRL’S cr/3THES - Ideal for first floor, heal, hot ws^er, park­ (2) BALANCE EBONT 1949 DODGE SEDAN. IMl, Ml I school, dresses, skirts, etc Sir.es MANCHESTER—Charminr 5 room ' ------^------" " fireplace*, 1 ■, acre*, bam, Rho fraternity this week at Cornell i Bradley Perkin*. Knollwood Dr., John Slende to Albert ,E and WHEELS— BEG. S4JW Millinery Dressmaking 19' thru Saturday. Thursday evening*. ing Children accepted. CH 5.3977. ' ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, Ann* .1. .lencik, .’property on N. 3 3-5402. -I "TOY demonstrators No de-, ^'ANTED—Good home for cute 9-12. Like new. Reasonable. MI Garrison Colonial attachedga-1VIH-MANCHESTER - New «'» ,,r Thre J ^ I»58 ! Coventry; Alexander Tomkupa*. (8). CHECK FRONT WHEEL reonnals 129 Sprue* Street, MI 9-4.387. REALTOR Main St. livery. No collecting. Only na kittens. Call MI 4-0195. 3-07.31, rage, fireplace, enclosed aunporch.' room ranch, basement garage. ‘ ‘'’ •'"o ^ oiumDia - inree nre-, jj,.artuate of M a n c h e * t e r High 20 Joseph SI.; Deborah Negro, REAR01GS i CADILLAC 1961 — Black, 4-donr MI 3-5440 Ml 9-59.38 -e . F ]q( Choice location, built-in ...... stove...... places, and large 7 room ranch. f,ph„ol. the youth 1* a sophomore i Hebron R d . Bolton; Mrs. Jean v a c u u m c l e a n e r s repaired in dressmaking and allerationa.. brand nationally advertised toy* i ...... ~ ' ' ' SEVEN ROOMS. Unfurnished All rerreation room spacious Henry J. and Martha D Caul (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM mv own home shop Forty years i sedan, good condittori. *4,in frit Cell MT 3-1052, ! oven, ceramic tile, bath.- amealte I-’arge knotty pine porch, two- at Rensselaer Institute, Troy, N.Y., > Woriwick, 91 Park St.; Nathan I Ml 3-1325 after 5 p m . . Call Ml 9-9140. sold. No investment, Conjplete; Garden— Farm— Dairy utilities in. MI 9-tOl.l. , NEW 7 room ranch In Manchester. to Alexandar W’. and Eleanor . M. factory experience All makes, low sales kit and training furplshed. ! Live Stock— Vehicles 42 Wanted—To Buy 58 drive completely landacaoed lot, MX FHA*«'nnrrr.7a at 15- 000 "'ha'* he is * member of Delia Phi LaRoae Jr.. 420 Miller Rd.. Wap- Oates,. propert.V on Ansaldl Rd. Products 50 FOUR ROn.M ' apartment, first 2 full baths, built-in oven and $17.60(). R. F, Dimock Co. MI $25,600 FHA appraised at $2.‘ 000., phanier of the fraternu v. ping; Nancy Hackeba. Pelarbor- ALL FOUR ONLY rates free estimate* fbee pIckup j eun DRESSMAKING and alteration*. rail .\n 3-2912, TR .1-5,391 range, recreation room with fire­ 72 NORTH ELM STREET 1 chapter of the fraternit^.- Jack R,. Hunter Inc , to. Pst C. Commercial or private work, 'I WANTED TO BUY floor. Summit St. Adulta only, .'fl 9-5246. Andover 200 ft. Lake and delivery. Mr. Miller, .lA roof, radio, heater, underrostlng, 'VERNON, CONN. —Stalls rented. TOMATOES_Pick 50c place, 2-car garage. Excellent -lo- i I./arge 7 room contemporgn-. 2 ough, N. H.; Robert Hawley, and 'rfieresa ^/Deyonn, property) 2-S904. 9-7.353, IT'S MAC.IC-Not really. But many; *1-1 per month. Over one acre of ‘^g'k'et'.Tlao ^ome arreadrmcked, Good , used reaalable furniture, 9-.1937. First Time on Marl%et Jack Sanson of 85 Hamlin St., ' Hampton, 22.500 miles. *14.10, 210 Hollister ration. This house has over 1500 j X-MANCHESTER- 6 room Cape fireplaces, It^ baths, trees, on St. John women believe II .ts when they | paddocks, fine graslng land. MI .lOr baakel Bring conlAin'era Paul amall upright and spinet manager of th«.Strand Theater in ' ADMITTED ::.r WASH. 10c DRY—Do \1 your St MI 3-1735, FOUR Room* and hath, elerfrlcity square feet all finished livirt Cod. 3 or 4 bedrooms, good condi­ privacy TODAY; Mre. find that Avon'a earning oppoi- j 9-9355.______Robolto, Birch Mountain Rd., Bol- P’*oo». •onunn Immaculate 2 family 5-5. 6 tl heat, Hartford, is recuperating, at Man Britain; riage IJcensea $0.95 Moving-^Trucklng- and heal, near bii* line. Call MI tion. excellent fam ily home ■•'th , $25,600 Bolton — I-*rge 8 room Caroline DeRosier. New ------______^ w j . *cll i unkv . Lady. Self-Service tunity i* the i^ w p j‘to their need , area $20,9OT^ ''a^ge lot. Both apartment* avail- Chester Memorial Hospital follow­ Alexander Golowczvk, Manches-! .Lolnar Bruno Horst Lenhardt Laundrv 11 Maple 3t larroe* Auto Driving School 7-A Storage 20 for addit-ionaj income. A few j —:------^------r'*""'______j Watkin.3 L'.ied Furniture 3-24,17. M1^8'484^*”” Phllbrirk Agency ,4.j,hin ,30 dav*. $21,900. large vard for children. Selling un- j ranch.- 4 room ranch. 2-car ga­ frbm First National Store Parking dec FHA appraisal. Priced at onlv! rage. 2 acre* ing an operation. He underwent ter. N. H?; Forney Huckeba, Pet-1 Waterbury and Dorta Ethel minutea nf/voiir lime could mean ; Articles For Sale 451 | Exchange TWO Ft'RNISHED front room surgery Saturday and will Gaily of 78 VVaahirigton S I, Zipn Lon. , • PREPARE FOR driver!* teat: AUSTIN A CHAMBERS Co. Local' •o mucKdo your future. Call now i ------—I ZONfcl) FOR BUSINESS $12,600. R. F Dlmock Co.. 5U vill be hog- erborough. N. H.; Yvonne Can- TOMATOES 75c basket. Michsel, . 15 Oak Street apartment, kitchen set. gas range, VERNON STREET—Colonial 7 pitalized at leaat a week . He is now j Held. 12 Jan Dr„ Vernon; Charles^^tiitlieran Church, Sept. 12. SERVICE ON ALL ——;—^ 1 Agea Hi ic 60 Driving inn clasa moving, packing, atorage. :,nw for interview In voiir home .LV'POBtER MOWERS — Toro. .lacob-1 Kurysi French Rd . Bolton. 9-5245. Barbara Woods. MT 9-7702. * LAWRENCE, F. FIANO YOUR FRIENDLY Electrolux. r(y,ni Three inatructors No wait­ ------, bedroom set. refrigerator Apply rooma and 2 baths. Modern kitch­ •Spruce. Street—2 ■ apartments, able to receive visitors,rs. Sanson I deGanahl, RFD 1, Vernon. / ^Marvin Joseph Townsend Jr . 6t i OONTCNTIONAL MAKES ratea on long distance movea to s.S27.t ' ; sen. Yasoo and Snapping Turtle.; en with dishwasher. An older BROKERS MI 3-2766 man baa world's only fully autb-j Driving Arade- M states MT 8-5187 Reel and rotary Also riding mow WE BUT and sell antique and uabd i apartment 4. in Depot Square, 5-6, and one store. Comer lot, XI—VERNON — New 5 ', room managed th* State Theater in BIRTHS SATURDAY : A daiigh- "Nike ' Circle, and Elizabeth Ellen ing. Manchester FOR SALE—Concord grapes. Philip, furniture, china, glass, silver, pic­ home but in very grAtto(W borough Rd. and Judith Ann Ijk- 801-816 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. ersfor to do interesting and varied THREE PIECE h»droom set. rea- aluminum atorms. 120’ frontage, dows. Venetian blinda, electric J —— BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A •' ------I Early MI 9-8878. ers. gas fired floor furnaces. Gen­ for Rent 84 MANCHESTER - Beautiful fiv e ''" P"'’'’'’ . range and refrigerator. Miist »*e Fellow* and Rebekab* clerc qf 33 Main St., St. Bridgel’a 'TEL. M i 8-SlSS Light trucking and package deliv­ work. Pleasant working conditions, eral Electric hot water furnac * Household Goods .51 I sonahle, Playpen. MI 3-*120 sny hU», only $14,500. Carlton W. daughter Mr., and Mrs. Henry Automohne» for ^1e 4 time. Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. room Ranch, recently redecorat-1 ^ I’ " " " '''' ^o. to appreciate. Owner MI 9-1843. i r'*'** mealing will be held Wrobel, 35 Village St.. Rockville: Church. Sept. 12. MORTLOCK’8 Manchester * lead- ery. Refrigeratorg, washers and alr-rnnditioned office. Applv Em- and modern radialo.rs., f?homan a STORE FOR rent at 34 Oak Bt ert Inside and out. Fireplace, i ^ 9-5246,______' Saturday at 8 p.m. with Pilgrim stove moving specialty. Folding pinvroent office ii. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. .Gil­ NEED A CAR and had your credit mg driving school Three ekllled. Housewrecking, Stork,Place, off of | .TURT.2 OUTFITS LEFT Approximately 16'x40'. Heat in­ Lodge a* boat on King Lone in courteous lnstruet4>rB- Cleae room i chair* for rent. Ml 9-07.12, EAST c e n t e r St. area—8 mom j ceramic tile bath, attached ! XVIII -4’ , ROOM RANCH like bert Fraser, 42>41 Maple St.; a son tunied down? Short on down pay­ North Main 81. Open daily 3:30 to' OVER FROM OUR w a n t e d -U sed upright piano. cluded Rent reasonable. For 1"-, Colonial, hot water heat: good rage. Ix>t 100x226. A terrific value • fj„n lare ceramic tile ’ b-th Lots for Xa!b '7 3 ; Ridgefield. ment? Had a repo8»esalon? Don't Instructions for IB. 16, 17 year First National Stores. Inc. 6:30 p.m Saturday 8 a m.-4 .p.m. ' Call Xn 9-3685. I formation call Ml 9-1690. to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huot, 123 clda. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, FABULOUS LABOR DAY condition inside , 4 ja r a g e s . ^^rsnee, K, Warier. X s i l e d X slushed give up' See Douglaa Motor*, get Painting— Paoering 21 or call Ml 9-2392. . ' $15,200. Carlton W. Hytchtna, M I, MI 3-1955 any time, full price $11,900 R. F Diml^ck ^ '^ '^ ^ N E A R Y O U R O F F IC E i _ George B. Cooper, professor of Elizabeth Dr. Director of Diiiror Education. Park and Oakland Av*a. , SALE .T ..— ------ijiTR-OONDmONED 8-room rtfftce! BIRTHS TODAY: A ton to Mr the lowdown on the lowest down 20" ROTARY mower, aelf-propelled Co., .in '9-.1245 Robert Murdock. IN A R U R A L A T M O -1‘’ '•‘ "''y College, will and smallest payment* anywhere. MI 9-73M. PAINTING AND paperhanginp | Rooms Without Board 59 i 100% Main Street locatkm. Park­ ______- ______' MANtS e STER —Six room older ^ speak at the first general meeting and Mrz. Robert Uhl, Eazt Hart^ Good clean workmanship at r n - ; East Hartford. Conn. *99.95 tree. $139.95. discontinued DON'T MISS THE BOAT! ing. Marlow'*, 887 Main St. LARGE 6 room ranch, hot water home. Owner will take first mort-' J " » S245. Robert Murdock. MT ,SPH ERE. Q U IE T ford. Not a amtU loan or finance com ­ LARSON'S Connecticut's first II- .4 REST- of the Catholic Graduate* Club of pany plan. Douglas Motors, 338 aonable rates. 30 year* In Man­ model). Marlow's, 867 Main St, Brother, here's one of the- big- PLEASANT ROOM for a gentle­ heat, fireplace, cellar. 141x180 lot. gage. Asking $11,000. Tongren, | DISCHARGED SATURDAY:; censed driving school trained. ... man separate entrance, 14'j STORE FOR RENT, excellent Ii- FUL SHADY. A HIGH Greater Hartford tomorrow at St Main Sc V I chester., Ravmond Fiske. Ml tree*. Assume 4 'i% mortgage, Broker. Ml 3-6.321. Juatin',« Church Hall, Blue Hiliz’ Mrs. Evelyn Long, Someri: Certified and approved, is now of­ 9-9237. Help Wanted— Slale 36 SUMMER~SALE-on fertile"!^; ' and the easiest term* we'v* ever- Hackmatack St. Call Ml 3-1818 or; ration 500 square ft., slr-rondl- X X - MANCHESTER New 6 room ncATTriVT TTver u lea* loam. Also, sand, stone $13,900. Carlton W. Hutchina. MI Colonial, fit-eplace, built-in atove,' t LAS.S L O L A 1 ION. L a ULL- Ave., Hartford, The, meeting,'-open George Strimaitis. 97 Mountain OLDER CARS, mechanic* spe- fering classroom and behind made! OV 4-3680. ' I tioned optional. Tel. Ml 8-1191. 9-5132. wheel tnstructinn for teenagers. EXTERIOR and Interior painting. TURRET l-ATHE operators able to | gfavel fill Ml 3-8603. MANCHESTER oVen and dishwasher $17,900, R. F .' c T v xr TVP.YPFN STV F to all Cathollcg who are college Rd.; Dwight Phelps, 14 Clearview clsda, flxit ■ yourself cars. aJwgys , Y ps, Sir! That's Right I by Ter.; Richard Gray. 359 Parker a selection Look behind our ‘ Ml 9-6075. Ceilings-refimshed_ Paperhanging set up and operate *h_orl run lot*. .SOIl^Poasibly the, cleanest Take 1. 2 or .3 Year.i to Pay ROOM WITH ^kitchen privileges. I LARGE STORK ares at 99 Sum- AA ZONE. Custom 5 'i room ranch..! Dimock Co, MT 9-6245. xMirxi' xTxr a d rv a 7' he preceded Wileo .Machine Tool Co., Route 6 Centrally loeated. Babies sc- ' m?r Street. Exeellent for grocery, ------GR.AND MEM. NEAR OAK ; Benediction at 7:45 p.m. St.; Mrs. Ellen Figher. Stafford office, Douglas Motors. 333 Mam. Wallpaper hook*. Estimates given bullt-ina, recreation room, awn j $•2,8.900 XXI— MANCHESTER—New 7 room cm Fully rovered by insuranre. Call A 44, Bolton. and most fertile delivered in this "S U P E R DPH-UXE” eepted Mrs. Dorsey. 14 Areh SL-j ..baker.v, elesners, linoleum sales- Springs; Mrs. Mary Haztings and area Ihia'year. Plsee yoiir order, Inga porch, plastered garage ' WANTED — Clean used car*. We Motorcycleo— Bicycle* 11 Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1003. ^ '' ■ room, priming or light wholesale. Reasonably priced. Carlton W ^ i This six room colonial ha. been Colonial. 1'2 baths, breezeway two ' i ^41 Church Board of Covenant son. 336 Center St.; Mrs. Janet SERVICE MAN for Manchester l-eonard L Giglio A Sons, Bolton. 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE LARGE pleasant room for gan-!e-, Rent reasonable. Call MI 9-1630 'lovingly cared for since the d ,v i 8*7*8* Built ms Im TRACT. FINE LARGE Congregational Church will con- buy. trade down or trade any­ Call Ml 3-70*3. ALL 100Cj GUARANTEED Hutchins, MI 9-5132. C. 4, . _ .44.$22,900, R. F,---- Herzog and son, 178 Highland thing. Douglas Motors, 333 Mam. ' PAINTING AND paperhangtng. store. Experienred in television. I man. private entrance, 'parking. Or Ml 9-3649. wM born. 5 yeart uro. I^^aled j jP**^^^* St.; Richard McMiillin, 34.'i North 1988 R-50 BMW motorcvcle. Call ONLY $133 , Ml 3-8914. 1 LEVEL LOTS, 100x155’. $35 First Class work. Available now ' all types of major spplianees and ’ IJtRGE 7 room Cape on 3 atre* in m a niiiatquiet,- _ dignified, n*iarhhnrhr>nrtneigh^rhood, DimOCk Co. MI 9*524S, ITD/'VV’T' Tvr /^ A oir . hu.siness meeting at 7:30. a de- Main St.; Mrs. Etna Chandler. 1957 8TUDEBAKER *tation wagon, -MI ,3-4643 ------Fully—insured. Call any time. ■ smail appliances; Gasoline en-1 -PAY ONI-Y $17.33 Month COMMERCIAL busineaa or office a>EAN 1-OAM. also fill M f S-STU. PL'EASANT large heated room, of land with a view, Uj baths 2- the value' 'will be obvious to you X X n -F O R further information or a/ church Dart n...Hill «,u.,Rd., ™.v»v..,r,Rockville; Mr*. excellent condition. Used a* 2nd 5H 9-8326., gines, lawn mowers, etc. 5 'j day ! apace for rent. Up to 6500 aquara CMj* garage. large work.shqp. upon inspection. ' YOU Gf:T free parking, on bus Hne. 1J6 Cen­ appointment to aee these homes CREDIT, INT. T OU DO ,, ^ tq>erty er n 't'*ra-j Matbieu and son, I4 'i Vil- car. Call MI 3-0082. ‘ Businea-i Services Offered 13 ^ week, 40 hours. Salary depending ; feel. Will sub-divide. Main Street. $24,9uia Gio- ''‘’A'"'-', " ' " ‘ r. ’■ "'’ " V i " ' FOR. SALE-Several sise steam or! 9-8464. WARREN E. HOWLAND, Robert D. Murdock. Ml 3-8472,...... 1956 FORD, 6 cylinder. Mack. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make— I Clean workmanship. Free esti- Box F All replle* ronfidential IS-PIECE LIVING-ROOM parking Phone MI 9-.1229 or Ml The Ladles of 8t. .Tame* plans Oean. good condition. Phone Ml cars, amplifiers.. phonographs nd mates. No job-too small. John hot water radiators, window ea* IJVING ROOM and bedroom, first 3-7444. Realtor Daniel O. Saunders, 'TR 5-2828,; THOSE WHO OW N ONE. I ings and sash. May be seen S '- 12-PIECE KITCHEN floor front, on bus line Restau­ $6,300—CUTE 2 bedroom ranch an autumn buffet sunper at the : ^ "8 *"f«'t*r. 255 Vernon 8 .. 8-4849 changers. Ovei 47 years total ex­ Verfmlle, Ml 3-2521, aluminum storms, amealte drive Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702. 1 ^ BRAY, 100 GRANDVIEW^ - Melvm Backee. 13 Summit St.; perience, 90 days guarantee on all urday morning 9-12. 75 Steep — Plus — rant nearby. Parking. MI 3-.1002. 575 MAIN STREET. Garden Grove for its first meeting GROCERY CLERKS Hollow l>ane. large *rees. Carlton W Htitchins MANCHESTER, CONN, old FOR SALE—1954 Bulck V8 Special work. Potlerlon's. Ml 9-45.37. THOMAS HARRISON - Painting ELECTRIC 85 MANCHESTER -^Three-year LYNESS STREETT—Zoned for 1 or Of the season on Sept. 14 at 6:30 I J*/*' 4-door, radio, heater, all new tires. and decorating! Equipped and COMFORTABLE large smgts room Houses for Rent MI 9-51S2 MI 3-1108 custom built 8 room Ranch two D.m. Tickets must be mirchased bv i <5lenn Howard Elm Hill Rd^, Fill) nr Pai't-Tinip ' ONE LARGE white sink with set REFRIGERATOR available for gentleman. Ample full ceramic tile bathrooms. I 2 family. Near school, bus and Friday, and mav be obtained from | Talcottville; Mrs. Agnes Bouchard, Very good condition Will sell be­ TAMKIR TREE Removal ~ lan d fully insured for large and small ROCKVn.LE — Two 2-apartment stores. Sewers and sidewalks in low brok value Please call 1 .- rleared. firewood cut Insured. .lob.s Workmanship guaranteed I tub. One .30 gallon copper hot TV SET parking. Very eool in summer, THREE ROOM HOTtSE. suitable Breezeway. two-car garage. Ixit Mrs. George Willard Jr,, president; 1 ^ Biince Dr., Brun(> LAdyga. water tank. One Speed Queen warm in winter. 5 minutes from for couple. Call after 7 p.m. PI houses, located In center of town LAKEWOOD CIRCLE 100x300. $23,000. Call Frances K .; "'^"** 3-*4,l after 5 p.m. tween to s.m -12 p m , 4 p.m -6 Call Ml 3-8742. Paul A. Elltaon. with reaaonahle prices. Ml 3-4884. Pjpfer stiperrriarket experience. and COMB. RANGE Good Income. Price $20,900. Phil Mrs. Alfred. Kargl. committee 39 Horton Rd.; Craig Spencer. 64 p.m MI 9-9378 Steady' work; vacations, holidays waaher. one Speed Queen ironer. , Center. 318 E. Middle Tpke. MT 2-6890. Wagner. MI..8-19.’S8 any time. Holl St. I One shopamith. MI 9-2665. j START YOUR brick Agency, MI 9-8464. Country Club Area LARGE BUILDING lot located in chairman; Mrs. Salvadors Fillo- PT>OOR 3ANDINO and reflnlahtni and insurance benefits. Please sp- 9-56.10, * rsmo. Mies MarvAnn Leone. Mr*. DISGHAJIGBD SUNDAY: Ed- Bpeclallzlng in old floors. % Courses and Classes 27 MONTHLY PAYMENTS BOLTON LAKE — Furnished 4 MANCHESTER room older 246 foot frontage, 500 ft. DE CORMIER MOTORS ply in ppr.soii at the FOOD KING. room house Sepfember-June 1960. ADAMS ST.—Three acres of com-j Attractive 6 room ranch, large deep. Call MI 9-.6089. Samuel Maltem'po, Mrs. Steven i *'*'’^ Powera. Volpi Rd., Bolton: 9-5780 —n ------;— — — King* Dept, store, comer Hart- j YORK GAS furnace, 6 month* ol 1. i IN OCTOBER NEWLY DECORATED room in SAYS, ; ______I Will heat 4-5 rooma. or medium ! private home. .Shower, parking. Call Ml 9-9439. mercial and tnduatrlal land having '3 ftreplacer "moii;?!;, 5^i-e;'*BrS'% *^^-6"*2l*‘*'■'^■ Merovonich. and Mrs. Francis ' Bruce F’arr, Tolland Rd , y>rn(in: ELECTRONICS-Mcn and women, pj,,^ g, Manchester. Price includes delivery, set qn, 4 room home on premises premises. IU.900. kitchen dinette S bedroom* tile W*^8ren, Broker. MI ,3 6321. I • Mr*. C^cile Pine. Chambers Trailer 16 to 60 needed for .well-payin,-: Wednesday, Sept. 9 from 9 to 11 sir.e building Ducts included. Coat service, guarantee immediate de- Call MI 9-8.3.14, kitchen, dinette, 3 bedrooms, tile. Santy, Tho.«e who wi.sh trans­ "THESE FINE CARS WILL AP-j ^fsi'cnit^F^ positions. Train now "Learn by „ over J.100 VVill s_acnfice lea* t. an - ROCKVn-LE Windsor Av». Fir* Phllbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. .bath recreation t-oom, large H u- Resort Property for Sale 74 portation may call Mrs. John Fitz­ Park, Vernon: Walter Gorman, 42 PEAL TO THE MOST DISCRIM-' '^^ee estimates, NICE ROOM next to bath with room ranch on bus line and con­ RELAX! SWIM! FISH! Brookfield St.; William Lavoie. 74 Verx’ reasonable. Call MI 3-4631., Doing.” Day techiiiiiian classes G price, MI 9-04.4, have no mean, of Iran*- ‘ A 10 MINUTES from town. Extla ‘ *;>'r«,"- “ > **"1 'im- gerald. INATTNG CAB BUYERS BANK E. .1 Snow, any time. shower. Free parking. MI 3-5422. venient to schools. Well mannered Durant St.; Charles Garrow, 295 TERMS OF COURSE. : ______also Iwice-a-week evening servic- ■ ■ Vac- Poftation. we will send an auto for specisl this week. Unusual two-' "'**"•**'5' $28,900. Executive's, hideaway home (in- ASHFORD IjAKB!—Cleared water- ing cla.s.xes. starts -‘lepl. 23. Come WANTED—Service station attend­ WATCHMAKER'S lathe. $50 .1.3 Rmssell SI children accepted. Rent $100, Call sulatedi. 40x26. Redwood exterior, | front lot. eandy beach. drivewa.Vi Anderson Shea Auxiliary. VFW. Hilliard St.: Mrs. Beverly Blood- M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv-1 iium cleaner, $.3, TV lamp, $1. .vou. take '-011 to the .store and MT 9-7319. yesr old, four bedroOm ranch. good, RFD 2, Manchester; Scheibel This Week’s,Fine Values ^ in., write, phone .lAcksoii .1-.3406 ant Thoroughly experienred only. ■bring yon bark horn* again. Poai- Two baths, plu* shower In base- j OWNER MI 9-2141 knotty pine Interior. living room Call Marion E. Robertson, Broker. will meet st the Post Home to­ i ice. Full Ume.. Residential com* - for 'ree catalog. New Knglarid -Merhanicail.y inclined. Full-time i Piano rhvih-o-phone $3, Woman's nom* ______, 28x15, pegged oak floor, rough-cut MI 3-5953. merclal. industrial Attic* cellars,' Apartments— natii— ment. Beautiful . picture book |______night at 7:30, 1957 Ford 2-Door Station 1 Technical Tnstilule. .16 Union' man. also p’arl-time man. Good •suit. sise'l4 $3, I-aw-n mow-er. $.3, '* 7 ''' J'" „ kitchen, large patio, two-car MANCHESTER. 76 Whitney R d .; 8"**?“ * ^replace. Bedroom, bath.,; yards, lawn mowing, high graa*; Place. Hartford -3. Conn wages. Apply 24 Mam Sb Call 5fl 9-6642 ; A— ^ - R - - E — R --T -— Tenements 83 Suburban for Rent 8 ilt Wagon cut. Incinerator barrels Ml i»-97B7. healed garage, 'j. acre of park Neat 5 finiahed room Cape C odi*'“ ‘l* "’ fny*r. 12x12 acreened 1 Mr. and Mis. Harold Borat. » One owner Like new. Fully .MAN FOR exhihil building. Bar't- ; APPROXIMATELY .70 feet scroTl P T P n P D^'^’ 'I^ F jE ROOM tenement' 4^ Maul r o c KVTLLE-Four room apart- like land with trees. M^ny more with garage, second floor unfln- i Porch. Man.v built-ina. 2-car base-1 Suburban for Sale 75 South Rd,. Bolton, celebrated their equipped REpPHOLSTERY, slip-cover* i Bonds—Stocks Mortgages. 31 ground in wood, metal or elec­ ' fence. 4 feet high with stakes a Vf -rn o A 14 extra, Approisod far below the. lehed. Excellent enclosed p o rch '"'* "' garage. Some fum ialiings,------2.5th wedding anniversary Sunday draperies custom made.. Free 9-V2 rug suitable for cottage, res- " -A. M. It) 9 I . M. I V ' mem with hath, ground floor, $4.1. low low sale price of $16,800. Call with heal Large beautiful lot with ' * acres (24 more COVENTRY—Cozv 4-room ranch, at their home at a dinner for the Only $395 Down trical trades helpful. Dispisvrraft. I ______TR .1-4931, limates. Open evenings (or yo’ir I DtPROVE TOUR CREDH A 14 High .St. sonable. Call MT 3-4822. | O PE N L A B O R D A V the Ellsworth Mitlen Agency, trees. Priced below FHA apprala- P""<1 "'*r. »P"lway ■basement, oil hot air heat, con r. immediate familv. Mrs. Borat la convenience. PAM. Upholstery multitude of monthly .■* Tnents Realtors. MI 3-6930 or Ml 9-5.124. j n| Quick occupancy. Phone MI'l***! dam. Gilead aection. lot. $6,000. Several other good ; the former Marjorie , Pols, daugh- 1957 CheiTolet 4-Door Station ROCKVILLE 'ANDOVER I-arge furnished room W'agon Shops, 207 N. Main St. Ml 9-8324. may be lumped into one second WANTE.D EXCELLENT condition- Thayer MISCEI-LANEOUS household for rent. .Suitable for 1 or 2 per­ 3-6273. Brae-Bum Realty. ; . buya under $6,000. Call A. J. ter of Mr. and Mr*. Luigi Pola, mortgage with payments oi only carriage, bathinette and basainel. items including divan, chair*, rtr. MANCHESTER — Six room Cape, Bucklev, Wells Agency, Coventry, School St. The couple hs* « sqn. One owner. Like new. Fully All electric appliances in kitchen son* Maple I-ndge, Route 8, PI 2 unfinished, fireplace, aluminum I ANDOVER-Six room red salt Walton W. Grant Ajrenry $22.25 for each $1,000 vou need TWO EXPERIENCED AND Used once. Please call MI 3-8779, | All in good condition. -MI .3-.103T. 2-7273. PI 2-7^16 or PI 2-7932. Ra.vmoiid Borat., attending New equipped. M0RTE9SEN TV. SpeciaUseP RCA Dial CH 8-8897' and ask Frank of 3’ j room apartment in lesiden- storm windowa, good locatic j pox hilltop location. Approxt- Only $395 Down televiaioc, service. Ml 9-4641. DEPENDABLE Al'TO BENGAL combination gas and oil tisi area. Ample parking. Privi le Prtce $13..100. Call owner. MI 1 mstely one acre. Attached breeze- Realtor MI .3-1153 Britain State Coliege. Burke or Mrs. Carter how Con range, primer and light. Excel­ nectlcut Mortgage ‘ Exchange. 1,1 PLATFOR.M ROCKER', maroon picrilr are'*'. Near bus line. .lust 15 Summer Homes for Rent 87 **■5931. I way (ind garage. Shade and fruit Wanted— Real Eatate 77 1959 Cheirrolet 4-Door Hard-!typewriters - Repaired, reni- s a l e s m e n lent condition. MT 9-9140. pla.stic covered. $20, MI 9-3967. minutes from Hartford bridge by Anderson She* Post, VFW, and ^ E. Lewis St. Hartford, trees. Oil ateam heat, dishwasher, PRICE $13.70n top ed, sold and serviced' 479 Wilhnr.Cross Highwsy. ANDOVER — Waterfront cottage, 87 MAIN ST.—Well cared for 12- storm window* and *creen». 9 it* siixitiar.v tvill hold it* annual Middle TumpUie.„Ml 9-3477. k'>’f f '''’nt compensation plan ; h a RMONY guitar and case, like A GOOD selection of slerihzed re- I family home, garage. Ix>t 70x165. ARE YOU considering familv picnic Satiirdav beginning Loadedv Llkg new. Save on this 'STENOGRAPHER - csasi, Hieh pflminen a^j«ur^f1. nellinj?! n#w Am*Hr-an irivjit •UrtHr all modem' conveniencea Avail­ mile* Willlmanti'c, Manchester or' Minutes to Hartford on Wilbur SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? is your hot' water supply fine car Hartford officp. Shorthand. Ijincoln. r*ontinphtn1. Memirv. Kri-i finished used furniture for every RISLEY REALTY CO. able Aug. l5-I.4lbor Day. Also Price $17,,100. Madeline Smith, jm Storrs, Aiking $18,800. Call owner. ! CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, tram, e.srellem condition , Bo’-'a room. All kinds of appliances, 9-1642.. Croaa charming 2 bedroom home. . Only $695 Down available all hour* Satisfaction general office work .31 hour week. SCI and English Ford. Snd Safe month of September. Call MI PI 2-7470. ■ free and without any obligation. sfricfly for the 19th century? Salary open .lA 3.6103 Wehs'er Ptiv Used Car* 26'' bicycle, fair condition. No sparkling clean, no* chips. New .Ml 9-48*24 TR 5 -llR fi 9-0980. I-Jvlng room 20x20 with wall to ! 2 to 5. A picnic aupper will be guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1315. reasonable, offer refused. Pe.rkins,. 60 ' harvest table, chrome break­ ,We also buy property for cash. 1967 PlymouHi 4-Door ^dan A Webster, Inr. , wall carpeting. Full bxjs'enrient. Member Multiple Liating sert’ed beginning at 4:30, The out­ Oven cooking , / One owner Ljk'e.new 6 cyl. N»w Knollwood Drive. Coventry. Mav' fast set. chests, maple pineapple____„ „ „ „ „ . cellent condition. Prestige loca- ing chairman for the post I* La w n m o w e r s aharpened and re-' ; ------I Cal) Mr. Cahill ■ ' ' be seen after 5 p.m. week day*, all lop poster bed. '40‘yr off on new FOR RENT—Five room flat place, tile .bath, hot water heal — Screened porch. \ .. STANLEY BRA-y. Realtor w.w tires too. \ paired. Free pickrup and deli'-ery',!' • tion. Low taxes. Economical heat, ■Joseph Jelaovaky. assisted by IS oosy todoy... Help Wanted— Female 35, dav Saturday and Sunday. maffresses. Com* in and com­ ond floor, oil burner, steam heat, oil burner. Convenient to Irana- b r a e -b u r n r e a l t y Only $345 Down, All work guaranteed. Gasojine en- — . _ _ j Ml .3-51.3,5 automatic hot water. Rusro atorm 2 family possibility. Immediate MI 8-6278 •Inseph Conley. 'Commander John pare- quality and price. Open 9 TOrtatlon. Price $13,800. Earle S. occuoancy. Reduced to $14,900 tor MADELINE SMITH. Realtor ine* overhauled and repaired. ' * STAUFFER deluxe home slenderis- to 9, Saturdays Mil 6. LeBlanc windows, Venetian blinds. Ga­ Rohan, Realtor, MI 3-7433. Bancroft, Sherwood Stone and 1954 Buick 2-Door Sedan ' faw* set. retoothed and sharp REGISTERED nurse —part-time. For appointhient .m| Ing table with accessories. Slight - rage rent $75., Adulta only. Ml P. Y. TONGREN quirk action, Carl and Esther LISTINGS WANTED Ralph lAnagan. The auxiliary Radio, Heater, alandard trans-1 Furniture Hospital-, 195 South ^t., Schwarz, Ml 3-0154. Ml 9-1542 ened. Bruno MosKc, M' 3-0771. Call MI 9-2353. ------;------' It used Will sacrifice for ca.sh. Rockville. 3-796!S. REAL ESTATE BROKER chairman, Mrs, Adlene Ma.vnard, ia tniaslon. Very nice WANTED- Sober reliable man for, Uall MT 4-00.37 or .lA 3-3S31, IF IT CAN HE .SOLD assisted by Mrs. Olive Rav, Mias Onlv HIQt rifiwn * CHAIN sa w work Trees cut ‘.‘Anything In Real Eatate!” unl> $ 19.-1 Down, p, WOMAN Wanted for, part-time, general laundry work.. Applv t» i - • ' • TOWN OF BOLTON CAPE COD , ! FIVE ROOM ranch, Extra large Helen Gustafson, Mr*. Georgine person ,3>eforeV f ■ 4:30 p.m.' Mr. j WE CAN SELL IT second shift. Apply In person. ^ Ml 3-5321 Furnished or unfumished. 6 extra | kitchen with knotty pine cabinet*.’ Vince, Mrs. Marie Hale and Mrs. 1955 Rambler Cr068-C ountrv ■ between 1 ;.30-4 :.30 or sny time New AJodel l.aundry, 73 SunSummit •Hamilton, Manchester MemorisI Boats and Accessories 18 WHY? Waffon ' Sslurday or Sunday ADMISSION large rooms, full shed dormer, Sj 'U ving room-with fireplace. Three Inez Mahoney, pre.sident. Hospital. SEPTia TANKS bedrooms. Ideal location. Near 1. Heavy advertisers Fully equipped Sharp. Econom-' i T ' V • bedroojn*. I'a baths, fireplace, I AND F o r , S a l e schools and bus. Call owner. MI g-r-Capable sale* force Situations' Wanted— FOR SALE - 12 (t aluminum boat. OF ELECTORS patio, fieldatone wall around lawn' 9-2985. leal- • bookkeeping S E R V IC E I enings 71.^ h.p. Elgin motor. MI 9-42’’9. 3 -Outstanding reputation tor Police Arrests Only $245 Down Female .38 Notice is hereby gtvSn that the ! *nd both sides of drivewiay. One 1 __ Daily Weekly-^-Monthly .Pick­ work, No cpllecllng. No deliver ______flUGOED SEWE8S era School. Modi­ square dealing. We guarantee ing Board for Admlk-iion of Electors In j bedroom measure* 14x18- and an- to make every effort to sell 1953 ChexToIel, 4-Door Sedan up and delivery Work done in our e x c e l l e n t c a r e for child In 1959 OLDSMOMLE STORE fied r;*nch, 6 rooms, ceramic bat'. , B«! Alf Dillv equipped Write HOP Home Parties, Avon. my home. Monday-Friday. $16,50 Buildinir Materials 47 Maehiei CUaMd the Town of Bolton, Connecticut.! other 11x18. Call mornings or after oversized garage, 1200 square feet, your property, ■ Call us'Today. . A Manchester women who, po­ i officei Expert bookkeeping and tax Conn, or ChII 'CoHuft GR 6-316.1, per week wit.h Junch. MI 3-2053. will hold a session (n the Conimu lice said, reached through an Only $135 Doivn SepUe Tenbe, Dry Welt*, Betror R*sta Station W oqqn 6:80. Owner. living area, plu* finished base- I report* si low rates, WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST FOR REKT nlly Halt' Iq said town on Satur­ meftt recreation room, 7 closets, - JARVIS REALTY CO. anchor fence' Saturday and hit a I WOMAN 20 to .35\ switchboard op- EXPERIENCED office worker de- Dutch Doors, . ^ fr o m $27.75 ea. Line* Installed—rehar .Water­ - .'I 19 51APLE 8T , day, September 12, 19.59. from 2:00 9_0549 1956 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan L- erator, 40 hour 'week, all bene- 8,000 miles, fully equipped. aluminum combination windows, 283 East Center Street neighbor's auto battery with a One owner. • Spotless. 6 cyl.. i MI 3-2621 after 6 p.m. airea part-time position. Approxi­ Steel Cellar Doora, from $52.00 ea. proofing Done. — APPLY — P M. to 5:00 P.M, to examine, the ______hot water oil heat. attic fan. so’s hoirljO hooting I fil.s, good ' salary. ^Goodyear Tire mately.9-3. MI 9-23.36. 'Cellat Saab $3.76 Original prlcie SA.dOO. Now MI 8-4112 ' Ml $-7847 hammer, was arrested and charged radio, healer. ' and Rubber Co. ('a(l Mi, Bartell, Manchester ‘ quallficRtiona of persons (tesiring ’ gix ROOM Cape, oil heat, fenced! wa^king"disranc7 all schools buii: Passage Ixicks $t.54 ea. McKinney bros. $8,405. w ill take trade. Ml to become electors and admit to" back yard, shade tree*. I-ocated; Occtipancv Dec 1 $17 900 OVvn- with willful destruction of private our {m^ I Only $295 Down Household Servttw BU 9-3424 for'sppoli^ment— 15r sq,- ft, REAL ESTATE advisory service. I property SrtU’ttlon.«! Wanted-^llale 39 ^ Mahogany-Paneling" S«wtrQq« Dts^cil C 9 7 ~ ••OTlOr;^— — ^------— Savinqs^ond Loon_ jo* *lecl,nr's natJuthnae fo'ind.qual-1 nosr ' «*q''ef, h'lii am)___ *chOPl*. ! p pss7 ' _ ■ 1951 Willys 4-Wheel Drive Offered 13-A WOMAN TO work In aloie at the ----- ^ ------A." Birch Plywood 47c aq-. ft. 1007 MAIN 8ix. $12,900. Call .MI 3-4206. WH-Har-iftC. SmTfhT 54,-br 126 ^ "TouTfet preibtum quxlity-"" Station Wagon Parkade 10 hours week Including CARPENTER, mason, tile setter, Base 9r Itt. I8D-I8t Pehrl Bt.-—MI •-.$.<14)8 OAKI.AND ■ .ST. Two family. 4-4 m ! ’ ‘ ’ • ■■' Main St., -told police she hit the* Mobilheat with RT-Wt. . . the WEAVUfG of bums,.- moth holes 2 e’vcnings Write Box (’ Herald. and cement ffnlsher desires work, I Ceiling Tile tie aq. fl. , Any •applicant who is a natural- 52 TREBBE DR.—A-1 six r w m ; r(x>m. Extra corner lot. Reduced; batterv because it was on her > most eompietaty effaenv* fuel; A real sportsman a wagon Vefv •red citizen of the United .States Cape. A-1 location, recreation nice; . ‘ and tom clothing, hosiery runs,,______$2 25 hour. Gall AD 2-2670. . | Disappearing Btalrwav* $28.95 ea to .815,500. Owner CH. 6-897' land. The .battery had been .taAen oil additiv* in ia* t4xlay. Andj “ ' ft,. •hall present the certificate "of hi* room, storms, screen*. Porch, ga­ WANTED for client—A I*rge 4 hMdbags repaired zipper re-1 SECRETARY-^ Knowledge of-honk- Pegbosrd 11’ic sq _ . ■■ bedroom home. Marion B. Robert- from a • neighbor’s car and placed you get premium serviee. Ao- • Only $276 Down placement, umbrellas repaired, j naturalization under the seal of the rage. Iinmediate occupancy. FHA DUPLEX 6-6 keeping and stenography. Good v,.-,.. , .. . , NOBODY—BUT NOBODY 2-car garage, large 1 Broker. MI 8-5953. on the ground next to the anchor tomktie deh-reriee . . . a haj- men’s shirt collar* reversed and! opportunity right per.ion. Work ' afternoons, UNDERSELLS NATIONAL noufl Issuing the lame,. or a copy approved. One block from Ver- lot, amesite drive, quiet neighbor­ get 4 times more hot umter 19.5-7 Fiat 4-Door Sedan replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ good driver. Call-MI 3-437*. uiereof Issued by the United .St.ate* planrk achool. store*, bus, Catho- fence, police said. anced payment plan and many ’ Model* 1100, One owner. Sharp (or successful conatniction firm. hood Reasonable. MI 9-8306. j SELLING YOUR HOME? For ing Shop. I Write P O. Box A.3.3. Manchealei. NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. Immlgratlori and Naturalization Hc church. MI 3-6589. Mrs. Smith's iMiaband. Oval J. other extrea dhsitned to make nt half the cost .... w(th a throughout; WANTED DO ' IiOndscaping. .381 STATE STREET prompt, efficient, courteous serv­ stating aalsiy deairei$ and giving Service in lieu of the original cer­ MANCHESTER Cape Cod, 5>J I ice and appraising without obliga- Smith. .56. was arrested at-_ the home hearing really eoey. Onl.v $245 Down DICK’S VVEATHERSTRIP ,Com-j stone walls flagstone terraces, - NORTH HAVEN, CONN. tificate, aud any applicant who au- same time and was charged with pany doors and windows, custom. __resume ____ of previous experience. .steps. Call MI 3-0796. rooms. l-c*r garage. Conyeniint lion,, call S." A. Beechler,- Realtor. CHestnut 8-2147 9"lre(j tTnjted .State* citlzenaliip-by to schools and shopping. . Owner, breach of peace. Both are (hie in now Woltfiotii thonnatie 1957 Metropolitaij, Hardtop, ' work Kuarantefd, Call Collect WU- WAITRESS ' WANTED. CWanli tin^i------^PoliTn' MI 3-8969 or WeMey R Smith, As birth 'alu’oad to a United. .States PUBLIC NOTICE moving out of state. Asking' aociale. MI 9-6958. 'Member Multi­ uour.l Satiirday. Mobilheat oH peworod wqtor hootar limanlic HA 8-1196, - Restaurant, 14 Depot Sq. Apply in MGRNIN(,S_part-time - College WE ARE HIRING! clUzep liarent or derived oitizeii- giaduafe, Experienced ssles and $18,200 Call FrAlicea K. Wagper, Krapk Zaremba! 62 Durant St., f)nly $275 Down peraiiii Board of Admlaalon of Elector* ple Listing Service. ' '' os KtH# CH $^.2I par month TV SERVICE - Potterton'i a ll. ______. ______accounting. Call MI 9-1245, ship tlirough tlie naturalization of MI 8-1958, ,------was arrested yeeterday' after a • SEPTIC TANKS I Lathe Operators > - # Jig Bore Operators * parent oy apoiise. shall present of the Town of Coventry, .Con­ 1957 Renault Dauphine Sedan makes. Highest quality guaranteed .Ir a RN EXTRA m oncv-Siirchrisl- necticut, will be in .aeasion on. Sat­ doniesliq. disturbance at his home CLEA.VED and IN8ITALLBD a certificate of citizenship isRiied FIVE ROOM rangjjes — 6 and 7 i A *ho«'piere .work and pan*, over. 47. years ex-1 ma, j-p 'mnej prnfij |)ngf!>—Btrd<*>^Peta 41 urday, Sept. 12, 1.959, from 9 a.m Legal Notice and was charged with intoxica­ penence Famous for service since |.fi*xpp,-|pni e unnecessary, Eree im- m sslfl applicant' by the United I room -Colonials. For further - de- tion. breach' of peace and resisting Come in. or phone Ml 9-4595 or TK .V-.3271 for further Onh $265 Down ■9latei(i Imnilgratinn and .Naturali­ Many more fine car* alwaya at 1931 Phone Ml 9-4537 (or bea* print samples Assortments- nn ap FOR SAI,E— Poodle* miniature^ • S E W E R S I Milling Mpebine Operators # Toolmakers Cot^nirv the^p'^SPpos'e of ^ Ml okn-rrai: services adminis- arrest. Free under $200 bond,- W E G IV E . f«ct«. > ’ 0 obligation. A representative will NOT cal! service. • I , : provsl Write Hycresl Card Co , hUck AKC registered^ niamjpion zation Service or a pa.aspnrt is- (.Otent rv ■'"* P"*P°** ’ 9-7820. ; TRATION. Public BmWnga .S.ervtc*: Zaremba ia due in court Saturday. MACniNE Cl,EAVED ining199 I n D 4the n88 Fitqualifications I ft 11 11 O K r 10 1 ^ K Olof fllJlfll*appli ■ ‘ SFAled bids for Turnlshinif mat^rinln GREEN STAMFS without an invitation. Dept 2.36 183 Essex !4l., Boston 11, Imp. Call ME 3-9159 ' i . •'led to him by the .State Depart- Qther arrest*, the charge* and DE CORMIER MOTOR FLAT FINISH Holland window. hlent of the United .State* , on or cant- and admitting to the elec­ Mas: • INSTALLATION ^ # All Around Machinists M A N raE S tK R - Not a dim* to j court dates include: SALES shades, made measure. All | i ______j Mter .lanuary 1. 1948. tor's oath those found quallfted.' ■p^nd on mla attractive home lo- rhentFr X'onnerticut. wUl ho rMeivtd. metal Venetian Roland • lljaasd, 86, of , Ridge ‘’“" 5* “u,,* *’•'* SEAA^TBESS to operate tailoring' SPECIALIST GOOD PAY . w . OVERTIME OPPORTUNITtES . . . i«INGE lENEPITS cated on Greea^Road 5 rooma i>' triplicate, until 3 00 pro. Buterp ■Manchfester'i' Rambler Dealqr low price. Keyi made while you; department. Apply in person at J^lad (it Bolton, Connecticut,! All applicant* of foreign birth Lane; Bolton, passing a red Mght DELCO-HEAT “Onr- Repotaima' muat present their citizenship pa­ (an Plaate?) weSTbuilt. fuU 'baae-1r.^/'e'ne^ir'sV rT ice/^^^^^^ and overcrowding a motor vo; J4 MAPLE- ST., MANGHE&TER wait .Marlow'S. Marlow's, 887 Main 6t. LOAM ■nptembqr 8. 1969. ment. fireplace, npt water heat. {irstiou. 6So Po«t offbv and Coun- MORIARTY la Your Aaeumace" Town iwi GouRiry per*. matal slor-m ' ..windows and tioine Buslon 9, Jlssiachuielte. and hide, Saturday. 1969 CHEVROLET half-ton truck Hirildlng---CxNitractlns 14: SEAMSpilESS for cut aproiTS. CULTIA ATED. CLEAN M At TOOL & ENGINEERING CO. D*vid C. 'f'oomey screens- one-car eai-aep smeBtie then puhllclv opened. Specifications, Anthony Stetibing, 1097 Main with Canjpeter Can aleip 6 Will TOBACCO FIELD LOA3I ^ ow 'n Clerk Dated Coventry,. Oonnecticut, •craeiis, o n e ia r gaiage, amesite fioni inat office or ■— . .- M. - .. . ■ ______Average earmng* $1.10 hour Sim­ Draiwagt Go. . 2R1 ADAMS STREET this 8th day of September 1959. driveway. Nicely landscaped lot. Cuetodlsn of the butldln* St., Intoxication, Saturday. BROTHERS •ell separste or together for a ALL T3TPE8 of carpaiitry work ple. easy. Canvassing not re,: j TEL. Ml 9.0650 Charles A. Robbins A 'Wonderful buy al $14,900. Mini­ John E.—Dorn, 16, of Maribor- B A im roiL C0.ic W e model autloa wagon or car. done, alteratjona, ^former* poof- qqired' 'Write Novelty Apron*. Richard N. Galinat oufh; pporatlng a motor vehicle AFTER • P.M. iV Mlf-4143 Mlcjiael Peace mum down payment to approved A S i MAtN STRUT MANCNESTSA. COMM MI #-lM8. lag, poreuwa. etc. OaU iC 0406L Caldwell, Arkansas. .j Stanley Patnod* Bertrm A. Bunt buyer. Alice Clampet, , Realtor. with improper equipment, Satur- Ml 3-5135 1 Board of Selectman t Board of Sal admen CiJl m 8484S. t Read Herald Adve. *4y. I Telephone MI 9-4S95— Roc^Yiil6hi~Phone TR 5*3271 - t

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TUESDA^Y. SEPTEMBER 8 , 1 ^ 5 9 r FACE SIXTEEN /: iHanrheatpr lEttwing !l|mlb A v e ra g e DmIIv Net Prem Run Th« Wcethcr For the Week Ended rareew at ef U. It. W eather ttm m m May tSrd, 19M The Blisa Chapman Joy Clrele An all-day safety workshop T n a lfk t flair. mlM, rwatoilerikla meeting for club safety chairman Sifterhood Plans } feg. Ijim near 78. TlmrWlay falr.j of North Methodist Chur^ haa ''f Slats Cut t o All Shaiwt \ , ' ' AboutTown postponed Its meeting to i»^t. 18 and otherthi club repreaentatlvea of Board, Martin Discuss 12,925 hot, htankl. rkaar WHI RO toward fi-i FUNERAL projects. mechanical failure. stage houses the two big booster Pr'-'fleht Eg dio Or- nancing the interstate high-' Offers to Negotiate Marine Pvt'. S te\^'^. Hendrick­ Mr. and Mrs. Cbarle.s 1.: Dean, A Board meeting Sept. IS at the The huge Atlaa booater rocket engines which help generate 3fl0,- 1” make plan.a for^^.j,^. p,.(,(rram. SERVICE son, son of Mr Md^Mrs. Clinton J. formerly of Manchester and Stnn- Waddell School la expected to he DANCE “STUDIO failed tn fall away aa acjieduled Hendrickson. T2'». Hawthorne St., Ington. recently flew from St. consumed by a public hearing on a after apenditlg ips force. The re- The’extra weight prevented the n-'iv motoflats' ga.aoline billa for the W alter tN. West Side sewer installation. flRANGB HALL , aulting drag cut the flight short ' .V*'-' ^ " : ne.xt 21 months bv rakaing the has com plete recruit training at Petersburg, Fla., to Bradley Field 7* E. CENTER 8T. — MANCHESTER Leclert. to rtait -friends in Manchester. Hiihjecta on Agenda of Ita planned 100-mtle height On Frontier Dispute Director Parts Island. SC. (rofiUnn^ on Pufe ‘ out"'T ita Ttalk! m aa "quickly " V. aa poasi-.7 ^ from three to four , Dean Is an honorary member of Suhje.ota to be diacuased tonight and 2.non-mile di.,tance. IncludS construction progress on Call Ml 9-5869 Polish American Club will the Florida Sheriff's association. Fall Term Classes Now Forming But obaerver* at thl* teating . ” The extra ta.x ia deaigned toJ rpeet Tomorrow at 7t30 p.m, at the the North End junior high school; Rtatinn counted up these elements I The Weat propoaed ttw Inquiry ppip nverrome a deficit currentiv] 33 Main street Manchester 'Sequence of streets to get perma- ,>I)av Foreca.sl; group aa a compromiae the' Rils- existing in funds for constnictioh' 'Fokyo,. Sept. 9 i/Pi—Red (’hm* hlameH India f.ndar for their j-t'lub, 108 Clinton St. The Women's Society of Chris-; e SEVEN YEARS’ TFJICHING EXPERIENCK of gain: tf ^ - * ■ — rtent paving; the timetable for lay­ ; aians might not oppose too strong- of the 41,000-mile interstate net-' hordei’Trouhlea and demanded immediate withdrawal of In­ tian Serrtce of the North Meth­ 1. ’The ipape capsule Itself waa | ing sidewalks on Porter St. and quickly located afloat on the | —More of Same ' ly. Laos had called fof I’ N. ^vork. ' dia^ troops and admini.strators that If charged were trefl-, odist Church w'lll meet tomorrow other streets; the status of the TAP • BALLET • TOE • ACROBATIC troops to meet the alleged Red AVilhout the additional fiinda. at 8 p.m. a t the church, Mr's. Oris- ocean, with a prospect of recovery i- passing on Chinese soil in Tibet. Bofton Sl.--Schaller Rd.i North To r eme a MODERN JAZZ • BATON TWIRLING and valuable Information from Ita ! Tem peratiirea ■ in Connecti­ aggression in the .same way that federal-state highway program / i At the same time the Peiping regime pledged that it wiBw- ,wold Chappell will outline plana the western powers rallied to the t\aa threatened with a halt to con- L T. WOOD CO. for the year's meetings. "Thera Is weather-wiUed CLASSES FOR AIJ. AGES—3 VEARS AND t’P loan of 'Instrumenta. ) cut fhr the next five day*. ..spet’t the territories of Bhutan and Sikkim as Indian ptmoe- 2. "That meant the napaiile had.)Thursday through Monday, , defense of South Korea against tracting this year. a Light upon the Mountain" will ' SPECIAL TAP CI.ASS JI ST FOR BOVS Communist North Korea in 18.50 ICE PLANT $ k i n ' survived the searing friction .of'j will average ft to 8 . degrees Although the emergency fi- ! torates and offered to seitle the frontier disputes fnrough / - St BIS8ELL 8T. be the them* of the meetings. friendly negotiation, Africa will, he the'ktiidy country. RegUler at Orange Hall on Saturday, Sept. 12 re-entry into the heavy atmos- ! above normal. It will be quite The'western plan ran into Im­ Executive committee members AUTO phere. i warm Thtiraday. cooler Friday mediate opposition from .North (lanHniied nn Page Right) j ^ It said the Cfimmunist Chinese do not recognize the Mac- Cuhen-Crufhed-Rlockn Viet Nam which deilared the set­ w lll^^ hosteasea. BODY front 10-12 a.m, or 2-1 p.m. or call PI 2-6886 3. Tele'metrj’ signals, de.scrlberi : and Saturday then warmer .Malion Line—the boundary drawn hv .Sir Arthur Henry Mac- OLLIE’S by mlsatlemen as "good,’’ reported ; again Monday. ting up of the fact Ending group at any time. . i'was illegal. Mahon, a British adminj.strator in India before VVorld War I— ★ WELDING throughout most of the flight on The normal mean tempera­ as the eastern sectidn of the (’hinese-Indian border, —SMALL CLASSE.S to inaiire more personal attention the performance of the vehicle 'and ' The Hanoi govermueiil al.so Molliei*s, Tots ★ AUTO BODY and ture in the H artford area d u r­ charged that the- Southeast .Asia "But Chinese troops have never crossed that line," it said. m Hearing on Sewer the conditions It encountered. ing this period is 6S degrees TUSSY Treaty Organization iSEATOi OPEN DAILY FENDER REPAIRS —Speeial Rates for families with S or more children A Navy destroyer that ru.shed to ranging from an average high (]hine.se Premier Chou F.n-lai in a letter addressed yesttcr- At Waddell School the spot where the capsule was headed by tlie I’nileri Stales, plans Block Roads in 8 A.M, to 9 P.M. A COMPLCTE CAR MOISTURE CREAM A MOISTURE LOTION "SPECIALIZING IN CHILDREN — ALL AGES" ' of 77 to a low of .53. , direct intervention in Ijios. day to Indian Prime .Minister .Nehru, .said the line was "decid­ sighted was to have reached there Rainfall will on the aver­ edly illegal . , , a product of the British, policy of aggression Select your SUNDAY. 8 A.M..8 P.M. at in:3n a.m. But more than an The ,R^d regime said the only 'The public hearing Sept. 1.1 on PAINTING age total about 2 tenths of an way-lo ease .tension, in the South- Traffic Pr<)tesl ^ again.st the Tibet region of China.” 1/ ' a proposed Weet Side sanitary LACQUER and E N ^EL hour later, there was no word , Inch occurring as. Acattered Personcl Christmas PINE PHARMACY from the National Aeronautics east Asia kingdom waa to enforce' ______' Chou s letter, released by the't sewer project will he hetiLm the TEL. Ml 8-502A NOW showers Thiir.sday night or the Geneva Agreem ent of 19:54 K ingston. N.'V., Sept. 9 '4» - New China .News Agency, came a* Cords and ovoid 884 CENTER ST. Waddell School, not In the^Mun- ahd Space A dm inlatratlon on early Friday and again about whether the ship recovei ed the ; I Nearly 500 perSona—irate mothers a reply to Nehru's white paper iclpal Building as was erroneousTy 281 ADAMS ST. Sunday. (('ontltifiAd on. ^v ^ n to o n ) submitted to the Indian Psriia- th a t lo st m inute j reported In Sattirrtay'a Herald. PRICEI one-ton apace chamber. and their children blocked key Russia Urges Robert Gilruth. director of Proj. _ highways during rush hour today menl Monday on the,,recent series rush. I EXTRA SPECIALS ect Mercury which la aimed' at ; I in a protest against what thev of border incidents With China. putting a man into orbit in lOfll. - I call unsafe conditions for children The letter dealt with the bound­ Chinese Reds, rated the re-entry lurvival as i walking to school. aries .between tli the Sinklang' .10% discount on | SURGICAL probably a major step forward. The mothers and their children snd Tibet regions and | f flfl ■ n flS Y Y anfglt* orders placed for Mediator Raps Odd special humeektnte drum evnehire to yoitr He aald the primary objective ■| caused huge jam* north of the i2i the Ari area of Tibet and In** A JU A lttllB fore Oct. 1. No I Mn. Vitamin A ptutrde againet ftaking, trapping. 1 of the trial was to see how the ' city, wflere workers were liriving <1ia. and (3) the dividing line east! ______I deposit required. EQUIPMENT TUES. & WED. capsule stood up under the heat DIVIDERS Use Kiysch Vertical GreeeHeee emoUienie eoften and eoodu. I tn a hig International Birsineaa j v K-i,.^n r*hm. ' 8ept. » I/PVThe 8<»vi8t and shock of coming back from a ; .Machines plant. To the south, they J* Ilaaued a call to the Weat ■imulated orbital path. Blinds as folding room dividers a s well as smart- J n m y Mamura Craam. Smooth it oo every ntght... O N LY! - ^ Bargaining in Steel blocked traffic by marching from ' I t" •‘'•P ‘f.|» of the bordar dto^ Despite the failure to follow the Port Kwen acro.ss the narrow,; aqueered betu'een Bhutan and; For Rent yoa egn atanoet watch ytmr skin drink H up! putea between India and Commu- window blinds; Call MI 3-486,5 for details. • c a r V i i l Intended course. Gilruth told news­ Rondqiit Creek Bridge, which fun- j Nepal. "Doe* not fall within the | niat China and said the two na- Tuaay MMatora LaMan. If yoa prefer a krrely Squid, uw men, thV capsule "still may have ncis Route 9-\V'a vehicles inlo this ' scope of our present discussion,' 1 tiona could aeitle their own argu- Or Sale U.S. CHOICE - ARMOUR STAR New 5’ork, .Sept. 9 The n s - 'a tiv e a adm itted aa late as vealer- Chou^ wrote. Moietdre Lotiou at night or as a make-up beee ddriiif the d a ^ encountered, the amount of at­ tion's top mediator today termed day that "they were right where ri.slei County city. They also 1 ! menta. ■ SWIFTS PREMIUM mospheric heat expected or even negotiations m the ,.57-day-old they were when thev atafled. " blocked Route 209 in the*’ H urley j ffftou charged after the Tibetan The offirial go.viet news agency WHEEL CHAIRS more." rebellion last ■pi'ing "Indian COMMODES Lmtf t-w *9® steel at like j the oddest kind of Prestdent Eisenhower yeslerda.t' area, u ■A ■' Teas carried the appeal labeled k* a The blast-off came at .1;1P a.m. bargaining I've ever seen. " His j appealed -for an all-out effort to Today was ' the fiiat da v of j- troops started pressing forward atatement, without attributing It WALKERS #esm.seLv ee.ee Leas than four hours later a atea'dily across the ehslern ••ction TRACTION APPARATUS FINDELL MFC. CO. ARTHUR comment came after President Ei-! end the strike longest of its kind . school in the newly consolidated ,f<> •ny apeclflc Individual. Stjeh of ilM Stno-Indian boundary.'* CRUTCHES search plane reported It had sight- senhower had called the' talks in the nation's history. Kingston School Dislnct. . - 1- irevioiisly aU-white Caesar Rwiney Elenientarv School. Caniden- I'lta'tem enta iMuall.v have the weight. UL’ntA MOLET LAMPS 485 E. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER m m iie I ed the floating capsule, several "half-hearted Asked if he Yett the President's The background of the protest ' Vyoming. Del., strides alone on way t'o. first grade clasaroohi; He said they had rroMed the;of government opinion behiTid eeewvsetv ee ee D R U G S T O R E TOP ROUND hundred miles short of its goal. "U j., the oddest kind of har- IS this: "boundary drawn on current In-; them. INFRA RED LAMPS stalemeni would step up the nego­ Y oungster a t left. gesliiring” .^ itb peijt*il, slsrt * flrifl-grader, fa 94* MAIN ST. Rear Adm. Harry Smith, com- gaining I ve evei seen if you V an dian maps, which I* alleged to! The statement, Wued a few BED TABLES Venetian Blinds, Repairs, Repair Parts ‘ Ml pwieee puid tm tiations. Finnegan said: provivles that children liv NEBULIZERS Cor. St. Jarqee St. mander of the recovery operation, rail it that. " said .loseph >. Fin- "Sometimes it isuch a etaie- ing, within a tertain distance lapreaent the ao-called MacMahon houre after R w ii^ a made puWlc OPEN MON. th ru SAT. * VAPORIZERS told a daybreak news conference ■ negan. director of the Federal ment I jars people loose from thetr i entitled to bus I I an offer by Brdmier Chwi En-lqi fq THTIIS. NTGHT TliX » 8f the aighting. by a Navy PV2 • Mediation and Oonclllatlon .Serv- ideas—but only If they urght to ■ I®'-*"''- enforced now, ' "Indian troope invaded and oe- talk theAiiatier over with the Ih- X' FREE PARKING plane. He did not pinpblnt the, ice. bargain and 'compromise : elementary children within a mil* cupled Longju, Intruded into. Yas- diang,^'chargad that "deflmte pe- m C D I C A L T- location but said two destroyers Finnegan has. worked fruitlessly STEAK 6 her. and are Still In occupation ot littcti quarlere and the preaa’’ in Finnegan then went n to >av ' •>’d secondary-students WILLTON*S P H A R n r iA c v were ruahlng to the spot. .j.to bring a new.contract agreement D elaw are/ ICaii n ches a i Shatze. Khtnxemane and Tada^^^l** West are using the Tndian- A few minutes earlier SmitH an- in the industry-paialvzing aitua- he doubled that the joint meetings i GIFT SHOP 844 MAIN STREET could be called bargaining sea-, , j men—all of which are- Cbtftene Chinese dispute* to promote the nounred that a (Ml search plane tion but so far’there has been lit- / *i Before consaUdaUon. the moth- lernlory iTlbeti -^-aliielding Cold War. M4 MAIN ST. MIS-4011 had picked up radio signals from tie or no progress, Union and iml^tryindustry negotiator*negotiators , , these, . rural and suburban armed Tibetan rel^-'^andit* in "to.v euch tricks they expert to the capsule. Then he recelted Finnegan .said lioih mdustcy . ;------j / : . ------" area children *a.\'. their sons and this area. " hi* letter charged, paralyze the desire which is galil- the report of the aighting. land steelworkers union lepreseni- made no immediate comment on GraduaF Integration Finnegan's rei^iks. daughters did get bus .Iran.sporta- The Chinesp'^jireniier w*ote that mg ground in the western coun- However, Eisenhower's observa­ tion. .Now, they charge, the chil- "the tense eftiiation recently aria- tries for agreement with the go­ 1 dren have to walk miles on dan­ ing on the SinO'lndian border waa ci«h»t if>>mmuni*t i slate* on Bus Token Arrangements tions set off a* new round of ac-' By TH E ASSOTIATF.n TRE-AS * directing. Il'afftc at each school. gerous highwaya without proper _ all caused by tr*spa**ing and prov- qu««tion* related to the Cold War." Mfuiern Day Stalin-2 ciisations betweeir the opppsirig Delaware's gr*de-a-year school, *-bildren. both white and ...... _ sides in the contract controtwsy. sidewalks or aii^terviaion. ocBliona by Indian troops, aqd,'Fa** aald. \ - ■ 11^ . integration program atarled ^ .. 'frianda.’'’They . J T,.. that for this the Indian aide should' Tasa termed Ijidtan-Chlnes* bor- "Half-hearted baigaining is not I mothers or friends They walked j,, ,y|,y re,pon*ible. ’ . «!•*• mcidenU deplorable ft mads enough." feisenhower said Vester- rgs fc* 'Tk >1 ras peacefully today. I into" the • school and started• -- "clasa- Chou urged the Indlsn govern-.tm.*tlempt to place blame on either day in letters to David McDonald, J raillC J i e a l l l lo ll !' Without incident, three little ea., president of the .Steehvprkers ment to withdraw immeidiatelv How Nikita Gained, ! Negro gii'la entered an elemen-) Offii iala at, the Milford Ele- ..,he__ trespassing___ ^_____ ^ ______Indian____ troops_ and The aUtement said Western re- Union, and the presidents of the 4.*{8 OVC*r ^ €*4‘k<*licl AUTO BODY 12 flrraa involved! Tarv achool in Milford, acene ofj ^^hqol next door to the admi^atrative personnel and re-' incident* on the Indian- For School Children ! Violence and diaorder when e ^ 'fn'^?9.54"'^id’eVem^^^ More the long-.xi.ting state of the Chm... front|« wer. calculated ’'Intenaive. uninterrupted good By THE ASSOCIATED PREt^S Solidified Position faith bargaining, with a will to forfa were made to-Integrate al| mal. Thev auggeated ^hat news- between the two coun- (f'onttRiied on Page Eight) WORK M H m V.S. No. 1 GRADE— SIZE "A" make a reaponsible .settlement is . A final fallv ahowa 438 P*’''*™}*peiaons ;.he high achool -level five year* n,e„ |e«ve. complained that In- required." Et.senhower .said. e i.*" .Snme ,30 Negro .-hildren in the '*'b‘te and N egro dia had "directed a ll wrU. of H.s le lle r s ^ e n l out a few hour'a ''' *''' • NOTE—In the cutthroat rivalryiedle of energ\ who heads for the aoiithern counties of Kent and P“ P "'' f"'*’ R'*'*," 8>-«undl#** chaigea that China haa of Soviet polltioa. N i k I I a S. after negoliatori met for 4.5 min-, United States next week for the 'ITie record of 461 was set in , Su.saexwe.-.e ,M d how he ha* *olldHled hi* po- men. imitators and envious rivala. ! I'""* lives would be lost in traffic during sandwiched betvyeen Pflnnsylvahia Tbis concilialor.v move came *ftJon In wpnt may be the world’* Vandehberg Air Force Bu 6>' INSURANCE SINCE 1923 tr Hortford orta wiU bt 12V3C. It waa s close call for Khrush-I bargaming.l ti.e weekend extendng from 6 p.m. and Maryland, integration has been »ix days before t^ opening in Cwlif., .Sept. 9 — Coimhat- Grade "A" Eggs 33‘ mo*t preoarioii* pokt. with the objective of achieving a .Friday to midnight Monday., local udiev and other members of S tal-' in effect for liufre than five years New York of s U .'V General As- read.v .Air Force tm op* todajr Spociol tebeel toktns wIN bt «bld by Hit Kbooh ood ogtnelM litftd btlew, in rolls of 24 for $ 3 ^ . in'a inner circle early, in 1963'. In reasonable Rettlement." ^time*. in most .of- the public gchools in .aembly *l which tndl* ha* pro­ McDonald said .’'representatives The News Tidbits fired the4r 8r*t A tin* interceu- By . W IUAA.H U R5 AX the word* of an '.American diplo­ Associated Press, eounted I northern New Ca.«lle Counri'. Thl* posed seating of Red Chins Sim- tinentsl mieeile, with triple the 'BEFORE LOSSES HAPPEN, PRESHPAK FROZEN (AP New* .Analyint) 68 mat. old Stalin had "reached for ('ulled from AP Wires area coritaini half of Delaware's . ilar bida by Communiat friends of range of previoue Amerieaa "If ,vmi five among dogs. " aa.vs the bottle ' again ' A new blond (Continued nn Page Eight) (Contintied on Pag* Eight)- j, Lpoputalpopulation and includes its largest Bed China and neutral* for re- INSURE WITH LAPPEN" I clt.v...... W ilmingtqn. placement of Nationalist Chin# com bat mioMieq. A socceesfu) Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev, purge seemed inevitable. Nobody launch unuM mean (he rniteti who is 'fond of proverbs, "Keep a sD-i 'i’he high school in Dover, the have, failed.year by year. "Bus Operators Will Not Have was .safe. Gov. Abraham Ribicoff' ap State* hn* a 8.008-mlle miMil# The pledge' and the offer were . Orange Juice 5 t:^ 99' •stick -with you." ‘ In the recesses of Stalin's Orien­ I points the Rev. Charles C. Blake. „,Si*te capital, was integrated with capahle of deliver.ving nuclear Denies Onassis Involved i For him, the cautious philos­ tal Georgian mind w ai a aii.spicion pastor of , the. Bethel A.M,E. little parenlsl grumbling, in 19,54. made b.v, Chou to Nehru in a letter de«tructinn at ocean-spanning 8 ophy paid off. The 220-pound biin- somebody planned to rub him out Church of Ne\i’ Ha.ven to the Civil But. elementary grade* remained dated Sept. . It was broadcast by dUtance* up to 8.888 mile*. ' in, hla declining years. W ith Hhe Rights Commission...... Coast segregated. the New China Nfws Agency. iIRDS EYE FROZEN >/ Tokens For Sate cdimivance of hi* secret police Guard finds the liner Constitution Opposition- to integration ha# which said the letter'was.in reply INtiRID WINK POINT at fault in a collision with the centered fn the southern counties ■ to s letter from Nehru of March 22 Stalin cooked up a faniasUc tale of Calias Sings Farewell Rome. Kept, t (4h—A tearful Hartford Public High f Charles Wright, Wethersfield [tanker .iaianta March 1 juat out- which are mostly rural. Shortly af-i Chou offeredto settle all Jto«l NAR Will Push a plot' by doctors, most of them Ingrid Bergman toda.v Kon aa- ■ side' New YorKl harbor. . . . Nicho- —------I ' East Hartford High School Si. Ann’s Turkey Jewish,,, to poison'' leading Soviet other round hr her cnnrt tmtHa Rockville Board of Education SI. Justin's Pot Pies 4 x 89* figures, including himself. Moscow 'las Petiulli, 38,'|\’alley Stream. N. | (Continued on Page Seventeen) (Conttnned on Pege Right) Work Campfor To Her Elderly Spouse Y,, m etal w orker alread.v home- n, , ^ ■ with Roberto Ro*sellinl for oha- Manchester High School Ellsworth School. South Windsor had an ugly sense of foreboding. -rr tody of the three children bom Luckily for most concerned ■ sick and wants ' to come home Wethersfield High School Sedgwick School ' after applying for Soviet citizen­ of Hieir how- broken union. KITCHEN GARDEN FROZEN SLICED possibly it was mote than coinci­ , By EfrORNE LEVIN j Rome’* civil rourt. In a atoruiy \ i Rocky Hill Board of Education Si. Patrick’a School Gotham Hoods dence - Stalin died in .March. ship In Moscow. Would you take up his offer if. the best surf8on Milan. Italy,' Sept. 9 -P' Fier.V aeaaidn behind closed doora, St. Joseph's School ' Euphrasia Hall School Geoigi M, Malenkov becam e! C hester A.- i'.sr.V. d istrict direo- Governor Denies Pact turned down an appeal hy the \ soprano Maria Callaa has called! William Hall ! Lady of Sorrows New York, -.Sept. 9 .iPj Gov.! premier and party leader, the new , tor of Internal Revenue, says there Italian film diVector In set in town said: "Pay me $1.60 each month and quits to her Ift-year marriage to| has been no agreement tn delajr KInf Philip ' Strawberries 2 x3 9 * Nel.son A. RockefelleF say* -the boas. But 'he wa* not' strong aside a tempnrarv court niiillg' V \ Yeshiva' the elderly Italian indiistrialiat I ' InieMtIgation of Gov! E arl K. flalc will move immediately to enough to rule. Within a few tJi*L-'g±v.ea th e __Swedish film if j'our hoy gets hurt I’ll guarantee to give h im ^ Conard Hfh Newington Board of. Education _ curb juvenile delinquency h.v aet-[weeks the irrepr whO'gtiided her rise to the top in; ..i^ongA income-— PermtUlng whitOr On Tax by New York presaible Khnish- star custody of the.children. The ilng up. work camps for potential’ operg"! ■ girls to demen*trate ewimmlng in Bulkeley High Whiting Kane School______■ ______chev nudgiarMalenkov out of the temporary ruling give* Boa- my services, ho,spital rare and nursing service." But the 3,5-year-oId soprano said ,* Negro pool co4ts J. Roy Gray-j.'. “Wetheriifield Junior “ ■ Bloomfidd High hoodluitis. paiity leadership. The doctor's selllnl the right to.hate the r.hli- CUP THIS BONUS COUPON ! .Rnckefeller i announced a p»;o-. plot was denounced as a grim Aristotle Onassis had. nothing to I ton hi* job as superintendent of I Hartford, Sept 9 '4»i -Oovernorf^ York would ' be devised. Rihicoff up t<5 a value of $500, without further cost to Rawson School ^ ' , St. Thomas .Seminary. Bloomfield gram incliidt|ig.. ..this and other {hoax. do with the hustiip though the ; parka and recreation in East Ribicoff tbdav questioned New 1 P^ifited out that final decision in dren for twe months during their school vnration period. Jones Junior Hartford Board of Education measures alter the meeting \vitli Njkita Khrushchev at last was Greek shippllig t'V'coon has been Point. Ga„ * auburb of Atlanta;. | reDort* that "broad and sub-’ ''*** !" I lorK report* tnai oroan ana-siio , y 6rk Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller you. Alstj. I’ll «make the same proposition fo r , New. Park School Nejvberry’s Store, 845 Main St., Hartford Mayor Roheil F. Wagner and; on hi* way to the top. her recent dale. ;t.c-A junket to end all junket*—j agreement had- beeni and the New York Legislature In I.AOK (ILAKM KILLK i your d au b er for even less—^nly $1.45 per Windsor'High School ' ' The^.Connecticut Co., 53 Vernon St., Hartford dl«"i7«'\W%'n>*l!A .Secret -Police Chief Uv-j Ona.ssI* sSid,'the same thing but 'a free trip to Hawaii torfor rnethe wnoiewhole \^-orked but to give Connecticut i loao 5’lentlane. I.an*, .'4ept. 9' uPW fe^t ciiii‘?e7 'invnlvbnL. vn^^^ ‘b be would be "flattered, if a Senate is getting » entnualastic residents, relief from the New York Pointingp„) out that ConnecljcUt i Misn.v Red shadow patfoU were month." . To Idontify studontt oligiblo to u m this spoeioi aeheoi tokon, idMHfieoHen eordf will bo itsuod by Av i r sZe time' l-ub.vanka Prison cellar await; woman' .with the class- of Maria consideration by somerSenators.. Income tax. - , ; /^r more than two year* has been ' Beaut.v-laden motorcade along At­ ; !spotted 8ltering past jungle ril- c'onlimi^d ' thfir ciarkdmvn ' 1 ”' 8-^ buHel, ami the po- Cflllej* fell in love with aopieone "We don t .imd'ers.land that any j pressing to have New Ynrk-niodl- Hm prineipieds ondtor ttochoirs 'ef pubiie and poroehioi grommor and high teheels and by such ethor lantic CJily’s fam ed boardw alk iage* »cro northern I>o* to­ ■ S T t 0U K h s t- 7 i^^^^^^^^ r: purged of like me." , ’ ' • I..1 loan reached. ” the. fy the mc?0me tax imposed on non- day, hut Army authorities re­ This is exactly the de,al you can get in our Stu- • schools o* or* outhorisod by Tho CenntcHcut Cempony, ^ of voung Initeiers In the Times j ^ I '"'" »"'V own ..manager," Cmvefnor declared m disputing the I reatdents working in the empire ported only one cias)i. They said TRIPLES Sq iHi'F area last niaht. aVloit were! ^^**^'** memberE. Khruahehev waa Miaa rallaa tpld newamen.in an- Mts* .America Pageant.. Xeit New York preaa reports 'state rite Governor said he. two Lsiotian soldiers were klilad. dents Accident Insurance for yoiir .school age it wIN bo noeossory thot this IdontHficaHon cord bo eorriod by tho stiidont to whom issiiod ond released a/ter questioning. Since i throw 'hi# considCrable nouncijiglhebreakiip ofhermar- fTHMioner*miMione‘?%inr*m'’ « Hliqm HultzHuftz'?r Jr. ‘^aava sayi morning; ”* with John *1* ' T. Tarrant,: l‘«ve we ” are on the threshold of The skirmish — 8t»i ^ported ill 'cHilrir,pn. Call us today for full details. ’ shown to Hm bus oporotor when paying tokon fort and uHion purchosing Hekots of tho ^outhoHzod BLUE- the citvwlde crackdown started I ® J "bnd. He did riage to 62-year-old - Oiovan Bat-*; three days — broke ou.t near STUMPS Sept. 1. more tjiaii'350 youngsters Khrushchev, hi* new post aS tistg Meneghini. "It has been co’m- several emplo.vee have been flr^ pne of CotinectK iit's two tax ex-j However, he disputed reports .Moung Pao. A small - govemr ogonclos. from . tlje bureau a* result of li- pert* conferring with the New u,nt a definite formula of relief ~Thit certificate entitles you to 50 FREE have been arrealed. - flrat party secretary formally ap-1 Ingjfor a long time. " ''T' men! force engaged a Pathei proved, promptly denounced the censes being obtained by fraud York authorities on the issue, and! h*d been resolved between tH* two Triple-S Blue Stamps with the purchase In BrqokI.vn, Judge Samuel ,S. "Maria ia ‘Medeii.’ ’’ one Italian j Isui rebel unit at the edge of the Studonts unedHo to show idontiAeotien cord will bf roguirodltb poy full foro. • ' I M I.«lbowitjc advised two grafid directors of Soviet; agricultute for newspa’per qiint(>d M eneghini a s ' and forgery. T riant , knew no|.hing sbo.ut the of $3,00 or more at your' favorite 8-mlle-wide strip the guerritlaa Juries not to he influenced by the sorry mesa-presented by that gs.ving. _ I ’ - I Foreign Minister - Andrei Oro- reported,agreement. i .Meanwhile .Vaw' York press hold Inside the North Viet Nan)* To onOblo studonts to hOyo thoir idontifieotion cords proporiy signed by principols and toochors, Grand Uniori.. myko again will lead the Soviet Furthermore, (he Governoi said,. . ‘ .aid the formula (tevel- John H. lappen Jnc. "crackROt*. do-gooders and star- phase of the economy. In many ■ Medea an enchanlress in, Gr^ek' I.SUM border. -w tho eourtosy o f purchosing tokens and riding without idonHfibertion cords will bo ollew td for the peri­ r.v-e.ved professionals" who he lespecta l,he Soviet food situation, m.vthqicigy was one of the roles j Wegatlon to the 14th ....ion of Tarrant, research director of! INSURORS — REALTORS said were reaponsible for .lenient pariloiilarly with) regard to live­ (he U.N, General Assembly openr the Tax Department, and ," . . ** od from Tuesdoy, Soptombor 8, through Fridoy, Soptombor 18,1959, Limit; I Coupon Per Adult. ' [gaU D J that brought Mis* Callaa fame' IKE HA.K ND INDIA PI.AN 9 164 East Center Street-r-Ml 9-5261 ' i l law* for-tpenag# offenders, stock. wfjs worse than it had been under her husband’s management. ing in New York Sept. 15. .. .Sen. Boswell Magill nationally known ^ , , .asident who ia W ashington. SepI, 9 up, — Offer-Expiree Wed., Sept. 9th, S n iif/ ■ "See that the thug does not es­ before (he 1917 reyolution. Attorneys for Miss* C.allas and J.J W VN. eFulbriaht u io n g n i aava aa.v* there m ere ia is al-1 ai-1 expei'l of Weston, have w,... niereiv ...ith taxed . on al income earned j in .Xew k, BffocHve Mendoy, Soptembpr 21, 1959, studonts must show idonHAcoHon cord with tho poymont most conclusive proof the attat k* hf*h «ploraior.y conferences with j PreWdent' Elsenhower has nn 0]^n Thursday Evenings Until 9.00 cape," \.Tu^ge Leihowllz ■ urged! With the support of Malenkov, Meneghini are is'orjting oiit details the iitacua held explmaiory conference, with, inlerdM and d.v,-. definite plans In visit India al* of token fore and when purchosing tokens from ogoneies. ^ "and t h a t , no .silly .treatm ent Is I K hrushchev proniksed to remedy of their marital split. Whether il in Laos are getting support from ^ ^ otfirlsls on the dend* wOLiW be ientitled to claim though he has said many tlmea and Saturdays Until Noon . given these young enemies of so-1 that, to turn a greater, share of r'niwtm.nur VUa Thj Govjfi nor said he.is alated. wouio oe ■ clety." I . . . . ‘ will be an informal, or a legal sep­ Contiminlst North 4 Wt Nam. to-meet with Tarrant and Magill •» the exempbqn*n*. deductions and ; . he lyauld like t« go there the attention lb producing .food .and aration Is -not .vet known, An Independent Agent Seri’es You Best the proposed revision of laws to ^ Massachusett* Holt** muse* to „„ Sept. a.pt. 18 after which they are °r“*rother aiiowanrea'thatallowancee^t a New Yorkk While House said today. Pres- consum er goods for. a long patient Onassis flew in hla private plane revive Beano baoitpd 16 year* sisted to hold further talk* W ith resident taxpa.ver can get, but on U Ident Proa# Secretary James C. THE CONNECTICUT c o m p a n y permit youngsters 14 .years old population, to relaxing the more .yesterday to -Venice w here ,Ws, «nd older to get Jobs. 'Those qnder ■ago after a ltceaain|t ncandal. al- New York .authoritiea. pro rata haaia. H ngerty w as roiim ientlng on. re* !l[;iiiUIIM Effeettve THre Sept. 9tb. We Neierve TKe RI^M Te UmN pueiifrttM. awesome terror# of the Stalin era! j wife was waitWig for him aboard though spohaora eatlmate ifwmildl' While optimiiUc that eventually I^ i* would m ehn .th a t a C^onnec- port* tile President might go to AMUTY> KNOWLEDGE ji prodiiy# 5 tq 7 million dollar* * some form of relief for Connectl* India after his vlait to Moeeow. l(C M U aiN 4i on Page B«veate«a), (fJontliiued on Pag* Four) (^oiitDiueil on Png* Pour) OIQ\’AN MIP-VEAHINI yMr in lax revanu*. 'cut restdente . woKkipg in Naw (Can ton usd an P ag e Minn> thie InU.

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