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Ike, Red Chief Debate Vital Cold War Issues

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1969 PAGE EIGHTEEN ATcrage Dally Net Press Rob lEni^ttittg li^ralb For tSe Wink Ended The Weather SM>*- 1*. isss ForneMl of 0. i. Wnmttm Major E. Waltec'^Lamie of the Harll Fouitdalion of which will be held on tomorrow 1*oolf^fi4 t^Mmnnlsg I Balittlon Army mil be in charge Lertiires Slaled I at the Hartt Sehool of Music, 187 12,962 oot Ml eool, low nm r 86. Tomor­ About Towu I of the Simday^venlng broadcast Broad St., Hartford. Auditioning > I sponsored byline Mshchesler Min- On Calholicistn Forms Orcheslra of strings will be held from noon ^ MMabor of Mm AmUt row mootly elondy, ■Bowen Ukely. T h n t tr e t pliy*lcttn» were i laterlsl Assiv over Station WINF to 4 o’clock, and tha winds and "THE FINEST IN VM IETYr Burma of drealstton. High in-78, elected to membership In the I St 6:3.% piin. Al Si. For Area You ihs brasses between 4 and .%. Other Man.che»ftr^A ('Jty of Villaue Charm Hertford County Medical Asaocla- auditions will be held at a later | Uon t t a meeting el Ihe Hotel date. Modey and unsold tickets for A aerlea of lecturea on the what i The Greeter Hertford Tfoiith yOL. LXXVIII, NO. 304 Itobd Wedneaday. They ere Dr. th^^Manchester GOP Womens Further Information can be ob-' TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1959 (Olsaatfled AdrerlM nt ■■ P«K« 18) PRICE FIVE CENTB Peter B. Gram, 193 E. Center St ; and why of Catholiciam for non-: Orchestra, to be ep'ortsored by the talned from Thomas Downs at icheon next Wedneaday should Catholica will be held at St. Brldg-' 0PENT0NITE«9 Dr. Aldo L. Bellucci. formerlv of ... returned to Mrs .lack Mercer. Julius H^rtt Musical Foundation Hartt. \ ^ Mtiicheater tnd prectfcins m tCee) te fa Church on Tuesday evenings, I ------J---— — ♦ I* Woodland St. chairman of ! beginning Oct. 6. I of the University of Hartford, is 975 MAIN ST. Hartford, and Dr. Desmond M ^ the affair, on or before Sunday. now being formed. Shot lo Death in Car Gann, Wapping. ^ j The parish has been named a ! MI .1-1212 UN Argues No! Not Yet! ‘Catholic information center for the Co-conductors will be Dr. Moshe Hollisler Stages Three Manchester Xlarines, serv­ Paranov. president of Hartt and FAIRWAY M'orld Green Mtampn! The meeting of S u n ^ Circle eastern section of the Hartford ing with the First Marine Brigade. archdloceae hy the Rev. Msgr.j Dr. Nathan Gottschalk, assistant Fair Ton^rrow — It’s Oct. 25 Peat Noble Grtnda. ^ n s e t Re pjU'ticipated' in an ampbibimia to the president and dean of the bekth liodge. echedulM for Mon­ .lohn P. Wodnraki. director of the On Debate Mob Kingpin Slain _____) I training exernae in the Hawaiian faculty. day evening, haayl^een canceled Confraternity of Christian Doc­ The Hollister PTA Fair Vlll be New York. Sept. >8 liPI — Ike, Red Chief Debate : Islands the past two weeks. They The purpose of the orchestra Is until a later dateyto be announced trine. It will be one of aix aiiaslor of the South Wind-' Hartford conflnimity even though the Red China issue for another long-time buddy of Frank Coatello. j .Seaboard States, those that East, West hoateaa at the Lutz Museum Sun- go-roiind. train ^-riies. fish pond y«a,r.' I and Mrs. Janice Drake, 32. who; have exLended daylight time day from 2 to 5 p m sor Church. ’ it means an increase fo their al­ and games with prizes. Hot dogs, Race al Parkade I Father Glynn was ordained In ready over-hurdened schedules. hamburgers, soda, coffee and ire Ireland and Malaya disclosed I was married to comedian Allan | inriiidb Illinois, Missouri and 1 1937. His first assignment was as Membership In this orchestra cream will be aold at a refreah- vaaterdav that they plan to call Drake, were ahot from the rear of| Kentucky. Banks Closed j The Continental Cuatom Club of : curate of St. Joseph's Church. New will be ba.sed on auditions, the first ment stand. The public la invited. for a resolution charging Red Hie gangster'i swanky car. Ini Scattered commiintiea in In­ Conference : Yaleaiille will officiate at tbe ’ Haven. He left that church in 1946 The Scots Are Gone! China with killing freedom in •* Jsnl^ce Hansen, she won diana snd Nebraska have Throw Them quarter nitdget races si the Man­ I and became curate at St Justin's bet and demanding -Yeapect for ,« P«lf*«dea Park beauty contest, adopted daylight time the year f:ett.v.6burjr, P«„ Sept, 26 DONT Away On Saturdays chester Shopping Parkade to­ I rhurch. Hartford where he served fundamental human righta" for' ^he wa* Miss New Jersey of. 'round. ' I (/P) — President Eiflcnhoiver SttU plenty of wear left In night. until IP.%1 when he berame curate Guess Who's Coming? the Tibetans. ' ' One delegate predicted that as The auto, apparently moving nt j and .Soviet Prime Minister shoes when, hronght here for Manchester banks today .imnert Memhera of the club during the I at St. Francis Xavier's (Tuirch in Nikita S. Khnifihchev today expert repairing. m announcing that they wnll not past season have supervised all Walerhiiry In 19.%4 he was named soon aa the request to put - the , the time, veered onto a curb In the I races held al the Silver City . pastor of 0111“ l^aVIy of Victory 20 Danish Girl Scouts... ■nbetan issue on the agenda hits 1 Jackson Heights section of Queens began a problem hy problem Open Mondays All Day be open for business on Saturday Closed B^neaday I Speedway in Meriden, without in- I rhurch ACRILAN WALL-TO-WALL the 21-natlon sleeririg committee, about a half mile from La Guardia Error Seen .I debate of critical Cold War Aftemoona niornmga throughout the year ! ridenl nr injury. An Infield crew demands will arise that Red China , ^ . I i.s.siie.*. This. 18 in keeping with the of safety men will he headed hy When? Summer 1960 * be invited here to give her side Neighbors told police they saw The aecond round of their histor­ schedule of hsnking hours of Robert Kowalski, referee snd flag­ , sport here may ctilimmate In the BROADLOOM CARPET ! establishment of a Manchester of the case. - In Law on ic discuaslona began in Eisenhow­ SAM YULYES most of the hanks in the stale, it men Check your room alzea and aelert a big nig-or wall-tn-uall The United Stales' and other tP'.'' ^'"rd shots. No Weapon was -SHOE REPAIRING track next vear. found. Carfano was shot twice In er's hideaway on a mountaiotop w as explained. The races tonight, featuring carpet from thi* large aaaortnienl. Buy now and save, we nations presumably would surroiifided by low hanging clouds. o r THE BETTER RIND’ For the convenience of custom- "cream of the crop" drivers from will store j'onr carpet until Installation date at no charge. the back of the head and once in 2S OAK STREET oppose any move to invite Peip­ his left cheek. Mr.*. Dfake, the Meeting in Elsenhower's lodgs era. all banks will continue to rS- throughout Connecticut, w ill^ a rt ing as they have done when the Auto Tags\^ "A*pen" at Camp David In Mary­ Same Side aa Watkins j main open as usual Thuraday eve- al 7:30 with elimination heats. The mother of a 13-year-old hoy. Mi­ Use of CD Films < Korean queation waa debated here. chael. was shot in the back of h e r; land's Catoctin Mountains, the two ■ nlnga from 6 to 8. ; feature rare will start at 9,:1.% and OUR FIRST The move to bring in Tibet leaders could see only a few yard* neck and In the right temple. j Hart ford Sept. 26 rjpi — The j ! will he delav broadcasted bv Offered lo Clulils cams after an appeal for U.N. help I through the picture window of I WINF. from the Dalai Lama, self-exiled Carfano, short and pot-bellied, j j Legislature today appeared to! their conference room. ! Competing youngsters, ranging ruler of the Himalayan kingdom. wore a dark blue silk suit. His I have commited a boo-boo In the i In age from 7 to 16. will he driv­ * The Manrhe.*ter Civil Defense pockets Were stuffed with money.' The critical Ea*t-Wcat dispute I office Is offering for use by inter- •'There will be opposition in the Mrs. Drake, who was linked with 'law providing for a "staggered | over the future of West Eterlin as ing for the checkered flag and tro­ 3 steering committee,” said Ire­ well as the broader problem of di­ phies spon.sored hy Green .Manor ■ ested clubs and nrganizationa a RUMMAGE SALE I sy.steui'’' of motor vehicle regia- sene* of movies together with pro- land's Foreign Minister Frank ((Xinttnued on Page Hiree) •I-ITTLE AUGIE’ PISANO ! ti'atinr*. vided Germany had a high priority Estates. WfNF. Sears Roebuck and Aiken, prime mover behind the .on the agenda of the day's session. Co,. W. T Grant Gn. .Stein's Jeetor and sound equipment. GIRL SCOUT TROOP NO. 1 Wostling with Ihe problem com-J CD Diietlor .lohn J. .Merz said resolution, "But 1 think we'll get plicated by the wording of the law'l Eisenhower snd Khrushchev, PEACHES Clothing .store. The trophies are tt through." who began their laJka early last on window display in the House of the movie* and equipment . are I approved e.arlier this year and' Aiken also expressed confidence which becomes effective next ' night after a helicopter flight from Records, also a spon.«or. , available at CD headquarters in Washington to Camp David. M d, the .Mumnpal Building. the resolution would poll the need­ Thursday is Slate Motor Vehicles Activities si the hay hale lined ed two-thirds vote in the 82-nation met for the Aral lime thia mom- track will be described to specta­ . Seven films concerning teqiiire- EARLY PART OF OCT. Ceylon Premier Dies ; Commissioner John .1. Tv-nan. assembly. ing at the breakfast table and im. tors hy riiarle.s Ptinnell of Meri." j menl.s for CD forces'in time of I While the new law empowers , mediately "began their Informal j emcrgeni'x sie being offeVed, .Merz The call for debate on Tibet will j Tynan to place into operation a j den, regular race annoiimcr at the be put In early next week shortly I conversations." Silver City track. Hay bale.® will said Projector, screen and record- taggered system or reg'istiations I ing iinil go with them. 311 MAIN ST.. OPP. STATE ARMORY after Soviet Premier Vikits R. of his own choo.sing. it include.* | Thia start on the day's work— he contributed by .In.srpli Pavan, Khrushchev and President Kisen- President Elsenhower and Soviet Premier Khrushchev stand in front of Aspen Lodge at Camp with the world watching for the Keeney St. dairy farmer. ' .Merz said he has shown the Of Assassin’s Bullets a? section which complicates the : We Need Rummage ! problem. | David, Md., after their arrival by helicopter from Washington. Camp' David is in a aecluded area reeiilts to be announced tomorrow Quarter midget racing was film.*, which are new releases, at M I 3 -5 1 0 3 • ,^PARKIN^^ (Contlniied on Page Three) In the Catoctin Mountain*. fAP Photofax). • - waa reported to newsmen at the .■jlarted in ralifornia six years ■ various functions recently and is Lm v b a t 24 P triM lala Driv* or coll I It .says that any such stagger ! Gettysburg Press Center by Mrs ago. The sport, now considered the ; now making them available to In- 'TonneettenUs (Complete Carpet Specialty Shop” Colombo. Ceylon, Sept. 26 i/p) 8bungalow in s luxurious Colombo system can be used provided if I Prime .Minister Solomon Bandara-J residential area yesterday morn the adoption of .such a system re- | Anne Wheaton of the White House • ssfe.st active competition for chil­ I tercsteri groups because it seems OPEN TUESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY TILL 9 Ml 3.7381 o r Ml 9-4854 press office. Last can for Elberta Canning Peaches. Well have dren, came to ronnectlciit three the quickest way lo learn who nalke di^d today from an aasas-i ing. suits in the expiration of any reg- ' Nixon Favored years sgo. There are some dozen Laos to Accept sin'a bullets--apparent victim of The gunman reportedly wa.* istration less than a year from it* , Press Secretary James C. Hag- enough for this weekend i . . ■ would wish to see them. IVAR Checks Hopes If /'* ; fifty find Asst. Secretary of State quarter midget track.* In the The CT) office is open from 1 to » • f -rm r r h i C’e struggle between eastern and angered by the prime mini.*ter'a issuance "a prorated amount of State. Growing intere.«t in the I .% p.m. .Monday through Friday. A | | Y ’' I J [ \ I " l a ' l l western way* which W ept him in-j refu.sal to go all the way in shed- the regi.stration fee paid shall he O V iF-a* Oa* V▼ V* Crn *s OAS* rS ^ "'’”" ” Berdmg morning arranged sWon a *^*-*-J % A power 3i‘t y.#ra ago, | ding western way* in favor of an- refunded to the owner of the motor , The frall-iooking 80-ye*r-old, eeattiihi medical technique* vehicle." - I /■\r If/' . , 1 around mit-day. In U F l W C S t S ltfltC iS l t' AT THI STAND AT THS FARM Lao* is, prepared to accept What­ the hospital as Talduwa Sovarania, registration has expired, the de- ! Gov. Nelson A. Roekofeller of Western governors generally pick \ Vice President Rjcharif Kixop bett friend. In New Hanipshire’i early hlrdiyj Preiident Richard M Nixon ^ *''*'*'''**' Autotoohtte a t efcmp „ For Yourself— ever solution is offered by the Wljayananda Dahanavake. 43, a specialiat in ea.*tern .style partment would have to refund New York said today he Is not presidential primary next March 8. ■ vreaiaem xuenaro >1. ntixon, „— ---- * ... . CLOSEOUT! medicine. He was being guarded in that portion of the dollar an- ' David'at 9:4S » m. to join hi the 274 OAKLAND ST. AVERY ST. Where You Can Select United Nations to control Ihe pi o-; ''"'.vear-old politlria.i from Ban- *8 yet ready to mako a'deolsion on Powell is generally regarded as • strong favorite in their states talks. Ihe ho.spitaI ward by 35 police­ seeking the Repubileiw presl- a hacker of Vice President Richard (for th» Republican presidential \TS Communiat P.thet I^o rebellion,' men. (ikmtinued on Page klvO) ilenital nomination. In a brief Th* Vic* President originally J. W. HALE CORP. Premier Phoul as the new prime minister. Da-I M. Nixon for the OOP presidential, nomination. had planned to travel from Wash­ the Pieces You Like Besl! Sananikone de- hanayake In the past has ranged: Police today .seized a Buddhist new*, conference. Rockefeller FOR FALL FASHIONS! dared todav. n ,. monk. G. Pa'nna.sekera Thero of said he had not talked directly "*Oni'v *^hTiV s hw ir f Their replies in an Associated ington by helicopter, but had to ® Q X He indicated I*o, does not was accused of be- to anyone about New Hamp­ ’’ Press survey sized up the Demo- fiw'itch to an aiitomohlle because of tend to ask for aid from the South I 1,^* .. " " P>'aft : cratic face a* wide open. None a heavy fog shrouding CaWp Hiiui* moRt recent exploit or*,wax to gunman. Poli('.e . Steel Industry shire’* first in the nation pre*l- Hovt you triad our BUHER CASHEW CRUNCH? east Asia Treaty Organization . . . ^ dentlal primary n^xt March. Rockefeller headquarters, recent- g;ave top billing to any single con- Daidd. (SEATO) or other groups or na- force the reaigMtion of throiighoiu the night In an"pfrorl l.V opened by 40 prominent Granite : tender * Eisenhower and Khrushchev Our biittpr cn in rh is niadp with table-fresh tions unless there is "aggravation | oi‘o'*f«ra of fo ^ and in

MANCHESTER EVENING- HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, SE^'EMBER ?6 ,1959 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* SATURDAY, SEPTEMRER W, 19M P A G E T R B E B South Wind$or Assessor Tells Veterans Shot to Death in Car Better Meals Build Better Families Ceylon Premier Dies ZB A Turns D ohti Sheinwold on Bridge Crash Claims Church Hears Paper Firms^ Permit for Sign Tax Exemption Rights Second Victim Guest Speaker Union Agree Of Assassin’s Bullets LOV SEAGOING FLAY Wert dealw Mob Kingpin Slain One application was denied, two IS FAR FROM WET North-flaoth YBlmw bk Meals Help Children Learn NORTH itarUord, Sept. 26 (P>—A traffic The Rev. Nobuo J. Kusama, paa- approved and one tabled by. Xhe Assessor P. Joseph Murphy haaf More than 25 per cent but not By Alfred Sheinwold On Contract UJH. Maaters Team Champion a AQ97 accident last Sunday on the Glas­ lor of the largest ProtMtant tron Pact One) ern way of hfe In which he was Zoning Board of Appeals following releaaed information to viable more than 60^ tt per cent—-$2,000. By OAYNOR MAIMIUX. ' brought up. war veterans and relatives to lake More than 50 per cicant but not ■More good bridge is played on tonbury Turnpike In .East Hart­ cfiurch in Hakodate, Japan, will a public hearing at the Town Hall ♦ A Q 6 5 2 NBA FooB m 6 MartMU Editor Manchester’s Lydalt tnd Foulds pT>u)>e who h^oited Bandaranalkr. His father. Sir Solomon Ban­ full advantage of sny exemptions more than 75 per cent—$2,400.■ nt—$2,' land than on sea for the M ine ford has claimed Its second victim. With Beauty Queen _____ ♦ A be guest preacher at both the 9 and Coinnial Board CM. may aol daranaike. waa a close friend of Thursday. coming to them on the town'a More then 75 per cent—$3,000. reason that New Yorkers eat WEST EAST George J. Slematkowski, 43, of and 11 a.m. worship services at Improved food preservation ajid to power in 19h6. twice as much as Texans, t Ac­ British governers of Ceylon and Denied vas the application of taxable grand list. If any veterans have recently * 5 4 * « 2 Worcester, Masi., died yesterday South Methodist Church tomor­ distribution, the steady addition be as big M U.fl. Bteel, (mt iMM The Buddhlit clergy proceed devoted to the British royal family. Radding Signs of East Hartford He urgeo any veterans who purchased a home or other real cording to ' the liurt census there (ConUHued from Pago Dm ) VAK1B985 V2 In Hartford Hospital. The other kingpin In bootlegging operations row. of new convenience foods In the thing le "for sure’’—the labor- him to declare Ceylon a Buddhlet At the birth of his son in Janu­ for a permit to erect two outdoor have not done so to file- their die- estate and want their exemptloni were twice as many New Yorkers ♦ $ 3 ♦ K 10 9 4 The Rev. Mr. Kusama is one of applied to such e purchase rather victim, Michael A. Palino, 20, of another murder seven years ago, in Brooklyn and a top lieutenant markets — everything from gooee management relatione are mueii state, Bandaranallce. raised an ary ISSI*. Sir Solomon had the advertising signs on the Dudley charge papers at the town clerk'a as Texans.) Quantity isn’t every­ ♦ Q K 8 7 « 4 » East Hartford, died insteintly at ten outstanding Christians from better at the local flrnie. than theli- motor vehicle, they thing, lioweyer; today’s hand was wore a smart blue cocktail dress of Capone. When hie operations Anglican, embraced , Ehiddhlsm Biitish governor a^t as godfather. Clapp property east of Rt. 6 and office so the exemptions may. be SOUTH the time of the accident. were raided, however. Little Angle other lands who will be leaders of to mousee—Itas given impetui to Robert Fuller, general maiiafsr, but refused to bow to the monks The governor then was Sir West north of Sullivan Ave. The ZBA applied on the Oct. 1. 1959, list. should contact the easessor’s of' played during a cruiuo, somewhere * K J 10 B 3 and a mink atoie. Police said there flee and request the transfer, Mur­ Slematkowski and Palino were were reports the two had been was the man who wasn’t there. a two-month Methodist “ Mission to better family meals. Discovering announced today that a nsw eon* demands. Ridgeway. The baby waa named felt the signs would create a traf­ Veterans, he sdded. must have in the Atlantic Ocean. ¥ Q 7 4 struck by a passing car as they Usually,' he waa in Florida, America" from Oct. 4 to Dec. 4. tract has been eucceesfuUy nego* fic . hazard at the btiay Sullivan phy said. West opened the king of hearts, ♦ J 7 seen earlier at a hotel near La new foods and new ways to pre­ The death of the naUonalisttc Solomon West Ridgeway Dias served between these dates to Stood on the highway after a 3- In 1933, he waa tried and ac­ Twenty Methodist churches In the tinted with the United Paper Mak­ Intellectual created a fresh polit­ Bandaranaike. Ave. intersection. qualify: Murphy had this information for and South dropped the queen to *J53 Guardis. pare them is now a favorite car accident involving Slematkow- Police said two weapons were quitted in aonneetton with the Hartford area will cooperate In a ers and Paper Workers, AFteO O , ical crisis In this Indian Ocean His early life was m odels on William 8. Myette Jr. of Dart Spanish-American War — from veterans who intend to sell their X i l l frighten West into switching to a Weil North East Seath ski's truck. American pastime. after a meeting which found both I u 2 ¥ Ooubk Past 2 * used—.32 and .38 caliber revolv­ slaying of Det. Sgt. James Kijight pilot project Sept. 27 through Oct. Island with fears of new rellylous. that of the children of British Hill Rd. was granted permission to April 21, 1898, to April 11. 1899. homes or other real estate before different suit. The driver, William F. Roth. 42, 1. flirt of fbta "'’ot •ct, Educators see thie trend as a parties "amiable, understanding' West was worried, but he knew- Pass 3 * Pan 4 * ers. Carfanp's trousers pockets during, an attempted theft in racial and political strife that arUtocra<;>\ He grew up with a convert the former Clinton T. King World War I — April 6, 1917 next Oct. 1: "...y o u may want of Hartford, haa been charged with Union City, N. J. Several yeari promise of etrengthentd family and very egoperative.” plagued his regime from the out­ private tutor on his father's home at the intersection of Pless- to notify the aaaesaor so that your that South was Mitch Barnes, win­ AH Pass bulged with $1,500 in $50 and to Jqly 2. 1921. evening lead — ¥K negligent homicide, evading re­ $1()0 bills and $433 in smaller bills. later, there were reports' that relations and greater emotional Under the terms of tha new set. sprawltng country estate, and, la--Jbl Valley Rd. and Main St. Into a World War II — Dec. 6, 1941 exemption can be applied to your ner .of several national bridge 2-year contract, which replacaa sponsibility, and driving with a He w'ss identified from his auto Little Augie had shifted hia ^opera­ stability in American homes. At X>ahanaya)ce. the . new prime Xer waa sent to Oxford University.University 2-fsmlly house. to Dec. 27, 1953. motor vehicle on Oct. 1, 1969, so championships In his dry-land suspended license. Police said he the one expiring Oct. 1, appi«9il> John A. Farnham of Rye St. was days. West knew that Barnes was license. tional headquarters to Springfield, Ihe Merrill-Palmer ' School in minister, indicated there would be At - Oxford, contemporaries re­ Korean War — June 27, 1950 that no tax adjustmeilt 'will be did not stop after the accident. Maas. Detroit; internationally reco.'nized mately ISO workers at tha two granted an exception from the capable of making unusual plays. hold; Spades—K J 10 8 3; Hearta Mrs. Drake, who lived at «)3-60 no major changes In his predeces­ called his skill as a debater. to Oct. 27, 1953. necesaary for your exemption at for its work in child guidance, mine will receive wags Incresess building code to permit moving of What's more, West couldn’t see —Q 7 4; Diamonds—J 7; Clubs—J 102nd St.. Forest Hills, Queens, After Costello was-wounded In sor's ^>hru-style neutralist poli- One of his contemporaries at Murphy said any veteran who the time of sale to a person who is this trend has been noted. up to six per rent. A pension plan ciss. He announced he would be Oxford was former British Prime a profeasional office on his prop­ not a veteran.’’ much hope of defeating the con­ 5 3. What do you say? was identified from labels in I t the lobby of his Manshttan hotel covering all hourly paid em pl^as has changed his address since last by a gunshot, Little Augie was minister of defense and foreign Minister Sir Anthony Eden. erty from one building to another tract If South really had only one Answer; Bid two spades. This Is clothes. In 1952, she was question Muriel G. Wagner, distinguished will alio be installed. and allowing an Increase in em­ Oct. 1 should notify the asses­ Widows’ Exemptions Major Storm questioned and released. affaire as well aa prime minister After qualifying as a barrister sor’s office to get exemptions ap­ heart. a weak bid, and your hand seems ed in connection with the sijying for her work In liutritlon for chil­ Representing the union on tha ployment of mdre than one person He said widows of veterans are In 1955, Sol. Cilento, a former dren, stated, "thli return to and rninistet; of education. St law, Bandaranaike returned to plied on the 1959 Il$t. entitled to the lame exemptions West therefore continued with to count up to enough for a of playboy dress manufacturer negotiating commutes wars An­ He set funeral services for Ban- Ceylon. He sharply rspudiated the In the new office. the ace of hearts. East discarded Nat Nelson. She was released after secretary-treasurer of the AFL pleasure eating and more ade­ thony Gigllo, Donald TadfPrd, Han­ Occupant of the office is the Disability Exemptions that their husbands were receiving stronger bid. However, you should Perils Japan Distillers Union; George Scalise, daranalke for next Thursday after western manners and dress of his He also said any disabled vet­ a low club, and West promptly led avoid taking strong action with she told police ehe had dated Nel­ quate food intake can strengthen ey Starkweather. Edward Bouf- Guenther M. Kraus Drifting Co. at the time of their death as long a Brooklyn labor racketeer, and family relationships. But no mat­ a period of l>1ng in state. father. Inatead. 'he wore whits erans receiving U.S. government as they remain widows. a third heart for his partner to one king and no aces. Isolated son the night before his death. fard, John Wrobel. Paul K lam in Dahanayake. jailed by the Bnt- cloth and tndlan-styte shirts which will expand from 321) to ruff. E!qst then got out with a club. (Continued from Page One) Her husband, who had been ap­ Little Augie were indicted on brib­ ter how 'equare' meals are or and Andrew. Kavotius. Anthony 1,200 square feet of office space. compensation of any kind, should Murphy added that parent! of queens snd jacks are of doubtful ery charges jn connection with a lah during World War II as a se­ very much like the clothes worn contact the Veterans Administra­ Tries New Swindle value. pearing at the Lotus Club in how carefully they are planned Kavolius represented the Interna­ curity risk, served aa education Tabled waa the application of an unmarried soldier killed In ac­ Tokyo's low-ljring areas were union welfare fund racket. tional. by India's V. K. Krishna Menon. tion, 95 Pearl St., and have that Barnes had already failed with (Copyright 1059, Gmeral Features Washington with singer Tony to Include the essential food minister in Bandaranike'a cabinet. He joked, that he wore western Clay Products Inc. of Rt. 5. Ap­ office mail a tax-exemption cer­ tion who have received compensa­ one deceptive play but tried a new flooded. Martin, waa notified of Mrs. Louis B. Saperstein, a Newark, groups, the family members profit Appearing for managamant pealing a declaion of the Building Corp.) Bandaranaike had designated clothes only when he went to th'e tificate to the assessor’s office tion from the government are en­ swindle. He drew two rounds of Drake’s death and was en route to N, .1,, broker, through whom the little unless the food is eaten en- were William Foulde. piMldant; him to act as prime minister when Department concerning ■ erection here, giving the percentage of dis­ titled to an exemption. He urged ORACIE OFF CANAVERAL New York. three allegedly channeled a wel­ joyably. Over good food, family Thomas Flaherty. Lydall and dogs — meaning dog abowa of a aign on Rt. 5 exceeding 12 trumps and then led the seven of he was out of the country. He joined Ceylon's first pnemier, ability, if any have not yet done any such parents to contact his of­ diamonds to dummy’s ace and a Miami, Fla,, Sept. 26 (iP)—Hurri­ The swanky car was nwided fare fund's insurance business, had members can cultivate common Foulds auperintendent; 8tanl6y square feet in area. No one ap­ fice for information. Dahanayake. an unpredictable D. S. Senanayske. In the move­ so. Veterans now receiving such low diamond back from dummy. cane Grade marked time 350 miles south on 94th St., a main thor­ been sentenced for contempt of interests an() develop a feeling of Glowacki, Colonial Board euperln- In politics, had shifted from his peared on behalf of the applicant. ment for national Independence. a disability exemption need not Any veteran, he added, who haa It looked to East as though de­ gm off Cape Canaveral today after oughfare, near 24th Ave. The coui-t for refusing to testify about 'oneness.' Well-planned meals, tendent; Harry Forman, plant en­ Leftist line' in recent months, forc­ Barbecue Tonight notify the assessor's office unless been receiving compensation for a colliding with strong northeasterly bodies were taken to Queens Gen­ the racket. But he later changed gineer; and Fuller. However, within a few years of Tickets will be available st the clarer had no more diamonds and leisurely. eaten, set the stage for Biicciilent family dining at budget prices ia made possible when ing two Marxists out of the Ban­ Ceylon's independence in 1948 he the percentage of disability has war disability of any kind and has winds; eral Hospital morgue for autop­ his mind and appeared before, the conveying love, companionship daranaike coalition government, door for the Chicken Btrbecue waa hoping to ruff out the king. serving roast young chicken; the protein's high, the cost low. ADMIT BOMB HOAXES broke from the then ruling United recently changed, he said. Murphy reached the age of 65 should con­ East therefore played the ten of The northeasterly air current, sies. grand jury that indicted chttle and a feeling of belonging. * and calling for laws to ban strikes sponsored by Evergreen Wood listed these disability percentages tact the VA office and request that TWOTOPFEATCBES blowing out of a high pressure Carfano, who lived in a palatial Augie and the other two. Westport, Sept. 38 (JPi— Police which (-have crippled the island's National Party, quitting the post Chapter, OBS. tonight at the diamonds, and Barnes won with Carol Lriil.T 8al Mlneo Rev. Nobuo J. Kusama "Children learn about the world, of minister of local government end the exemptions they earn: a tax exemption certificate be sent Bran. DeWllde Gary Crosby cell over the Carollnas, pinned mansion in Long Beach, on Long Several months later, the brib­ ■ay two IS-year-old Staplaa High economy during the last three Masonic Temple according to Mrs, the jack. The rest was, of course, In the people in it, its rules, and our sweet foods and salty foods and caloriee can be easier If it's a School students have admitted and leader of the house. At least 10 per cent but not more to the assessor's office stating the easy. “A Frivate^s down the storm. Weathermen Island. waS a familiar name in un­ ery indictment was dismissed be­ South Methodist Church will pre­ crisp and soft foods. If (he family shared experience,” she sdded. years and brought bloody riots. William Bans, publicity chalrmari. thsn 25 per cent—$1,500. Cw. M HMM IM. place in that world through food,” three bomb hoaxes. One waa at tha Three years ago, when, elec­ new disability percentage. Why didn’t Barnes try the nor­ “ Blue Affair” adopted a wait and see attitude. derworld investigations for the cause of a legal technicality. sent the Rev. Mr. Kusama. pastor she continued. "From infancy on, likes tuna fish, but not salmon, Asked If the experienced faculty A struggle for power could de­ Louis Boxer of Boxer's Poultry In Color aa4 past 35 years. Saperstein later was wounded by Red Bam. a local theater, a few tions were held, Bandaranaike mal diamond finesse instead oAihis Denim” CinemaSropo Near Norfolk, Va., however, of the United Church of Christ in the amount and kind of food we the odds are that Johnny will learn at the, Merrill-Palmer school be­ velop in Ceylon's ruling freedom Farm .will be chef. Sittings will eight wildcat salvagers could re­ During prohibition, he vas a mysterious gun shots. Hakodate. weeks ago, and the others were party with three potential chal­ headed a vaguely defined coalition neth Bradley of Miller Rd. The rather fancy deceptive play? West S;lS-e;SS-l;4S 4;4S-S;flS eat ia determined by an interplay to like tuna fish. Not only becatise lieve that better, meals actually be st 5 and 6:30 p.m. lax a little on their journey with American-born, the Rev. Mr. at the-high school within the past lengers to Dahanayake's leader­ in a program of making Sinhalese l.utheran Ser\1rea officers elected to serve the Church Observes in grades 4 through senior high had opened the bidding with a of hunger and appetite. Every it ia served but because he learns do build better familiee. Nutrition­ two weeks. The yoliUis will be ship. the official language, turning youth’s group for the coming year meet at 9 a.m. The primary de­ weak two-bid and had already STARTS SUNDAY the hulk of an abandoned ship has been written by the Sextet Kusama attended Japanese schools child is bom hungry. The kind of by imitating others. If the family ist Wagner replied “yes," and with turned over to juvenile authorittea. Our Savior Lutheran Church and wa.s graduated from a Meth­ is interested In a variety of foods, They are Commerce Minister Ceylon into a republic and getting worships at the Wapping Grammar will !)«• Clyde Johnson, president; Rally Day Sunday partment for children in the .first shown up with .six hearts headed ALL COLOB SHOW! they were moving down the At­ from East Center Street during the mental images he builds around conviction. "Good family meals Th« Biggest Show In The W orli! the child tends to try new kinds. R. G. Senanayake, a cousin of rid of BrlUah naval and air bases School on Ayers Rd.. Just off Sul­ Bill KlcGill, vice president; Janet three grades meets .at 10:30 a.m. by A-K-10-9. If West also held the lantic Coast. UN Argues past eleven months, the kind of odist theological seminary in getting food results in good or served attractively In a pleasant, here. He was' swept into power Lane, secretary; Marion Sharp, Young people of high school age “THE BIG CIRCUS” They were bringing one sec­ Tokyo. ‘ poor appetites. Good appetites are Children Identify themselves with relaxed atmosphere, pay off In former Premier Dudley Senanay­ livan Ave. Sunday Schobl, Junior Rally Day will be observed to­ king of diamonds he would have record which they will in all with an overwhelming majority In treasurer; Beverly Brogard, faith will assemble at 6:30 p.m. for the opened with one heart rather than Color mod ClnemaSrope tion of the tanker Africaui Queen probability continue to write un­ Tomorrow's services will climax encouraged by pleasant experience the loved parent. The things the dividends of better mental and ake and a member of one of the is­ and Senior Bible Classes and the Victor Mature - Red Rottona parent rejects or enjoys can deter­ parliament. Lutheran Information Class are chairman; Nola Collins, action morrow at the North Methodist Methodist Youth Fellowship meet­ with a weak two-bid. Rhonda Fleming Kathy Grant to the Norfolk Shipbuilding and til they are removed from office a week of evangelism. The Sep­ with food. Poor appetites result physical- health for both children land's nibst influential families: mine what the child eata. Child­ Finance Minister Stanley de Zoysa His opponents charged he was held at 9 a m. Morning worship will chairmaif; and Kirby Holcombe, Church, 300 Parker St. There will ing including a discussion on the In other words. East surely had S:1MI:25-9:M Drydock Co., where they hope to On Debate a year from now. tember class of new adult mem­ from punishing, threatening, scold- ! and adults, alike." ahe iniisted. DRUM LESSONS bers will be received at the 11 a.m. ing and bribing over food. Many : hood experiencea forecast food se­ and Minister of Lands' C. P.' de soft to labor and eneduraged in­ be held st 10:15 s.m. The Rev. fellowship chairman. • be two worship services at 9 and meaning of MYF, a film, worship the king of diamonds. The finesse Also: “SNOWFIRE” sell her for about $3 million. They The facts which Chairman Shea "In fact, happy family meals can FOR BEGINNERS discipline. During his three years Walter L. Abel will have for his Wapping Church Service* and recreation. could not work, and the only ' Color had kept an anxious eye to the service by the Rev. Lawrence F. adult food di.slikes. even dislikes of , lections in later years. Good habits be the tie that binds.” Silva; 10:30 a.m. After a Consecration v Denmark and Pak­ could be sure of is that those parts government requests that the is on the w-ay out. It was possible Sitting at the same table with of First _ Congregational Church .EAST HARTFORD a group travel plan Is now being istan ail Indicated they lid not ex­ of the records which might be con­ talks take place elsewhere, Cooper "BLUE CROSS EXTENDED FLAW because of the open platforms on her in a restaurant, ^ou could veniently "forgotten’’ by bur politi­ Wednesday a t'8:30 p.m. The Wap­ PIZZA I EVERY explored hy t'ne organization's pect any major policy shifts to Je­ commented; "We will meet any re- the hack of prewar FYench buses. scarcely hear what she was say­ ping Community Church Women EAT IT HERE I suit from the talks. cians, would be brought to the at­ que.st we have when we have it." The city fathers took note of ing. Her voice was thin. breath,y I ^creation committee. tention of the voters by those of will be special guests at the gath­ OR T.AKE IT OUT . . . ■ The White House hag declined rising casualty rates two years and patchy, so that every few }:S«-S:Se-ia:W 4-S;li Fred Nassiff. committee chair­ Communist delegates also held us who have kept an accurate and ering. Featured speakers will be a Xarl.T Bird man, ia polling the members to see comment on the break-off. ago and decided the open-plat- words were completely inaudible. caravan of about five Greater hopes thatthe Etsenhower-Khrush- complete record of the events ; The strike, which started Julv 14 Hkoiv SATURDAY if aufficient interest is shown hy chev meetings would bear fruit. formed antiques must go. The The sense of strain in listening Hartford women from the Con­ I,t llrive-ln Shewiaf O A K G R IL L which have transpired within our .has idled more than 500,000 Steel- movement is now in full swing to her talk was great. And she necticut Fellowship of Congrega­ I I I "The Nun’s Story’’ enough persons to justify the Bulgaria's Foreign Minister Karlo local government since the Repub- workers and thousands of '••''rkera talked a great deal. ALAN FREED In SO Oak St., Manchester ^ J | WED•s “ RELUCTANT DEB’’ 9 to 1, TO THE Chamber calling a general meet­ Lukanov said the exchange would paid $ 5 , 2 0 6 3 2 and almost half the old buses have tional Women. Mrs. John deSousa “ GO, j o h n n y GO’’ licana stepped out, and the Demo- in related industriea. The union is been scrapped. That her voice is a source of of West Hartford will lead the ing to discuss details and to find open up new opportunities for the crats stepped in. seeking unspecified' wage in — P lB » — out the most popular choicea for Thig means that late-risers have charm — or lack of it — in a caravan. MUSIC>AIRES General Assembly. I look forward to a very inter- <’rease1i. But _ management has Robrrt Bealtlr la the trips. A number of small nations have, to get up earlier. In the past they -woman is absolutely ; certain. A PYF to Meet ■TIME LOCK" esting political campaign next argued that wage increases •)uld could count on sympathetic. pas­ high, scratchy, shrill or strident The first kick-off meeting of the Nassiff explains that many been insisting on their right to result in an increase in the price of Cnmplete Show at 1:30 speak up on disarmament and year, one In which the record of sengers giving them a helping voice scrapes the nerves. So does a Senior Pilgrim Youth Fellowship groups, like the Chamber, civic each and every member of the steel and further inflation. The cackling laugh. However pretty other problems confronting Elsen­ hand should their split-second will be held tomorrow with the < £ a rd sA iv and fraternal organizations, or Board will be given iiist a-I 't '’"Ion *aya the wage increases leap fall short. Good-looking young the possessor of such a voice or group meeting at the Wapping large firms have taken advantage hower and Khrushchev. should come from steel profits. on my son’s hospital biir laugh, her attractions are dimmed They have argued that the small should be gqven. '-Parisiennes’’ had less to worry Church Community House st 4 of group travel plans for their , Dr. A. B. Moran Mitchell has said he would about. The ever>obligi,ig conductor immediately. p.m. for s hike snd cook-out bn VILLAGE BARN members at substantial savings. countries must be kept informed recommend that the President use Actually, a better speaking of any big power decisions. Taft-Hartley , emergency measures was 'always ready to grab them Foster's Hill. (FORMERLY MILLER’S BARN) Using approximate flgtires, Nas- Itolton Part-y Oaiioua by the waist to swing them aboard. voice is largely a matter of listen­ Youths are asked to wear sport 746 TOLLAND TURNPIKE— MANCHESTER alff said an 18-day. round trip to Cuban Foreign Minister Raul if the strike extends into October says Mrs. Anthony Zienka In the spring Parlsisns like to ing to oneself and striving to clothes and to bring their own hot ^WINDSOR here. Our dining room Europe for 75 persona would cost Rna said Prime Minister Fidel To the Editor, and creates * national emergency. •land on the platform, smelling pitch one’s voice lower. Many dogs and rolls. Punch and potato Cl I K in A YC a Chamber member about $582, Castro’s government saw little In the letters received from the the blossoming trees, a lit cigar­ actresses have done it success- chips will be served. The group ia open noon to 8 p.m. ^ ^ ^ COMPLETELY REDECORATED ~ whereas, if an individual made the hope of any such exchange of in­ Independent Party of Bolton, ref­ o f 50lldWHilt0W ette dangling from their lips. j full.v even without voice coaches. will return to the Community trip it would cost $8.’50. Twefity formation and contended that the erence is made in such a way as Brief on Appeal Winter means a different story. 1 You can. too. Listen not only House for dancing until 8:30. All lsl Drive-la . Showlax (Chamber members going to Ber­ Risenhower-Khrushchev talks were to discredit the caucus. HERE NIGHTLY $3 PER COUPLE TTie prewar buses have no doors, I to yourself but to other women high school students are urged to BRIGITTE BARDOT EDDIE REED muda would run about $273 each sprung on them as a surprise. I attended one of the party cus- Filed for Culombe let alone heating. The passengers | and you may get some dreadful sttend. FE.UA1.E t THE FLESH" FREE (COUPLES ONLY)' for 10 days; to Hawaii for 15 daya cus meetings. Candidates were surprises. r la Ensllth AT THE PIANO SET-UPS shiver. The new sdviaors for this group Also! Diana Dnrei MI 9-8318 for six persons would be $555, and presented by the party committee. Nonetheless Parisians grunted: for the coming year will be Mr. ‘ITREAD SOFTLY to Mexico for 10 days, , for 20 Nominations were asked for and Hartford, Sept. 28 (>P)—An ap­ gladly when they first saw the (The best way to Insure an ade­ and Mrs. Joseph Nebelsky. Bene­ 8TBAXGEK" people, would be $380. Open Forum accepted from the floor. People peal brief for convict^ murderer new buaes. TTiese have three auto­ quate supply of fresh lingerie each dict Dr., snd Mr. and Mrs. Ken- 1«1 Show At 7;IS—Lait Under the plan, only Chamber spoke up in behalf of themselves Arthur Culpmbe has been filed by Week is to suds out nylons, slips, Complete Show at S:0e his public defejjder,, matic doors, a heating system •’FOOD members and their immediate Off-Year Elections or their favorite'candidate. Nom­ that works too w^ll, and Vorat bras and girdles every other day. BEST AHEAD OF THE REST FOB . families would be eligible. inations were won by the majority Culombe and' -J.qseph Taborsky AVEY’S FEATURE To the Editor, ----6- -I mo — of all, no open platform. They're White cotton gloves, too. if you iSVERY FEATURE of votes in wTitten ballots. It were convicted in 1957, of murder­ &WTVM1I nOfQf DaWfVMW r^WI ■ wear them Into the fall. TONIGHT Republican Town Cornmittee ing two New Britain men during a " -*-« m -----1---^ I bigger, more modern, safer, but DX/yf-ZAI I 46 E CENTER SI | SUNDAY Chairman Shea'a suggestion that was an open free election, an ex­ unloved. j Don’t allow piles of soiled lin­ 4:10 2:80 - ample of true democracy. It la holdup. They also confessed, eev- gerie to accumulate. They're much we hold our local elections during eral other such slayings. This is progress, the authorities MANSFIELD , 6:40-9:15 STATE 5:30-8:30 Hospital Notes the 80-caIled '"off election years" regrebtable that a small percent­ told downcast Parisians. too discouraging to tackle. And »»»»"»• mr SI -SM mKiOssnser age of voters do attend these cau- Taborsky's appeal brief was they often leave you with nothing 1 when they would not be dwarfed filed months ago. Atty. Alexander But Ftenchmen. if they were re­ ENDS SUNDAY! AMERICAN NOW Thru TUESDAY by State and Natlon'al electlona, cuaea.. Caucuses are open to all signed. weren;t,won qver. Thev fresh and frosty while to wear. Sophia Loren—^Tab Hunter Visiting hours: Adults t to 8 party votera and thosa who attend A. Goldfarb, Culombe's . sp.eclal Rather thah dumping every-* .m. Maternity—2 to 5 and 8:30 to and when Irfcal candidates' for public defender, submitted hie yes­ liked the open platforms and no't “ That Kind Of Woman” local public office, and local is­ are the ones that maka elections the sutpmatic doocs. thing into the built-in laundry DEBUT p.m. Children's Ward—2 to 7 poaaible. by taking the interest terday, just three daya before the f sues would command the full at­ Of the 2,600 buses in Paris, near­ hamper In the bathroom, keep a “ Born To Be Bad” — — OF t h e —— RUDREM HEPBURN P-m. and time to attend. filing deadline set by Judge How­ tention of the voters, is an inter­ ard W. Alcorn, • a accident. H e spent ly 1,1^ still have open jilatforms. small lingerie bag for your per­ ENJOY A * m Fred ZINNEMANN'S production of All that Is necessary fqr any *%ast summer my son.was injured in swimming sonal things. This will remind you IRISH Patient* Today: 208 esting one. In my opinion it is This apparently clears the way These were bUilt between 1931 and Now Open Fri., Sat., Sun. voter to win a nomination is to .1836; Every year 200 new buses the frequent laundry sessions are ADMITTED YESTERDAY worthy of the support gf every­ for the State Supreme Court' of 183 days in Hartford Hospital, and the bill came to $5,692.32. Our Blue simpler. DELICIOUS Mrs. Margaret (Jhai^tier, 22H St one. who qaa any interest at all in be willing to run, and Interest Errors to consider the appeals. are put in service and 120 old ones REPERTOIRE Th e M u m s’ S t o r m enough supporters to attend and dumped In the-used car heap. James St,; John White, 292 Kelly our local government. . Former State's Attorney Albert S. Cross E xten di Plan paid $5,206.32^of this amountE, including e m r TECHNICOLOR* Rd., Vernon; . Ulysses Maulden. The unfortunate ^ing about it vote. Two supporters are all that Bill advised the court last month THEATER Hartford; Mrs. Ounhllde Hill, 105 le that it was made at a time are needed to be .considered and before retiring that the State SUNDAY voted on as a candidate for nom­ $2,40(T.00 for SpecisH Services alone. I don’t know what.we would have ■sr «. OF Birch St.; David and Duane Beffa- when most of the Republicans could save time and effort by ination. One to submit the name having both cases appealed and DUBLIN. IRELAND Negrl, Stafford Springs; Kenneth seem to be in a political coma, for nomination and 'the other to hospital bill.** Brown, 232 Woodland St.; Arthur argued at the same time. done without that kind of coverage on such a tremendous DINNER when those who are noi so af­ second the nomination. Every Foraker. 47 Hillside St.; Rjieta flicted remain content to make no Action on the appeals may come S Exciting Events In One voter ia given a fair and equal qext month. • WH.LIAM B. YEATS’ Colpltta, 494 N. Main' St.; Mra. effort to curb the reckless and Mae Wright, 12 Batista Rd.; Mrs. chance. Bolton Democratic Cau­ Goldfarb's brief asked that the “POT OF BROTH" HERE wasteful spending which is bein$ cus is run in an open democratic Katharine Whyte, Tuxedo Park: done by the Democrats, and whep _ _ ...... conviction be set aside for many HANK POST • JOHN M. SYNGE’S way and ia a credit to the-town. reasons, including what he termed AND “RIDERS Tp THE SEA” ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF au jus N.Y.; Frank'Gentile, 8,0 Deepwood their own representatives on the I Nominations cannorbe pIeMiAg^^^^ Enrellment. tn the Extended Plan is always • TOP HUSH VARIETY Dr.; Norman Hirst, East' Hamp­ the '"deep seated'’ prejudice THE RHYTHM “ DEVIL’S DISCIPLE’’ Shown Twice Tqnight.7:15 and 10:30 Board are doing everything they j all. but the voter \her, Wapping; George Gor­ •crease In .our present'heivy" tax don, Tolland; Edwin Crandall. 89 W. J. T. dog killers’’ while they,were still Office for 0 free folder: *^iiso.eo CITY VIEW HALL Council No. 573. Knights of FRESH GARDEN PEAS burden. at large. Waddell Rd.; Mrs. Ruth LaFond, 'iOTl.06 ^*'•00.00 $8$ KacMy 0tw Maachaeter Columbus, Manchester It is my understanding that it DETECTIVE S.AVB8 TOT The attorney also charged that 49 Brookfield St. was not too warmly received by *43.00 IjwMmSDisaml COMPLETE DINNER BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son East HAmpton. Sept. 28 (4V-A the confession by Cvilombe was the Democratic Town Committee. '* 0.00 State Police detective saved the made under duress and at ''a time ** ISMianHUiMMlii to Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Jones, Thia of course was to be expected. **0.00. BUSNNELL 74 Spruce St.; a daughter to Mr. life of a dufwning East Hampton when he was without legal counsel. ITS.OO ENJOY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS Those of us who closely follow Plus Erneat Bergnine In and Mra. Earl Loveland, 23 Car­ ohild yesterday. Joseph Skorskj » 3 .t j IP5.00 “THE RABBIT TRAP’’ the progress of present Democrat­ men Pi. was driving through the town The U;S# Marines transformed AddrhMt Connecticut Blue C pom, Ibb* >^3.00 fas.ia NOTICE ‘ AnoUicr “ Marty Hit’’ A Happy Motion Picture MEMORIAL THIRST ic. government can well under­ BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. when the screams of children at their 32-piece fife hnd drum corps 945 Asylum Avenue >93.00 HARTFORD. CONN. SATISFYING stand why the Democrats woidd into the U.S. Armed forces '•T.23 STARTS SUNDAY—2 BIG HITS COCKTAILS and Mrs. Henry Evans, East Hart­ the roadside halted him. He dis­ f» 7 .3 5 OCT. land 2 prefer to continue to ride ItITo bra.ss band in 1802. Hortford, Conn. *44.00 ROBERT STACK ford; a daughter to Mr. and Mra. covered . 18-months-old William ^ • 0 0 fitrtnitft fi. Tyler Frederick Llbb.v, 30 Ash St. office on the merits of anything , phoBOt JAcksow 7*7291 aPl.30 MAR18A PA VAN DORIS DAY In but their own records. Flannery, eon of Mr. and Mra. fpeneral Admission $2.20 DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: James Flannery, had tumbled Into **>.30 Reserve Seats $3.30 Ml'S. Angelirie Bourret, Talcott- Frankl.y I can't blame the mem- a brook. The detective revived the Sekool of Danee Tickets On Sale At: iiouiARDjoHnfonf5 ville; Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell, 20 bera of the Democratid Town child by artifleiaj. respiration. Hava Your Doeter TOTALS The , YOST j e w e l e r s Fairfield St.; Mrs. Eva Chase, El­ Committee or anyone else who ia 129 Spruce St. ' ' Later, t-he toddler'a condition was Now Located In The . ' ’UidBMHt far Nusf ry Amrieout" lington; Merrill Driscoll, Kelly Rd., even remotely connected with the termed good by 'a physician. Coll In Your, Praseription Mancheatcr Shoppinir WALSH’S ESSO Vernon: Mrs. Betty Lou Shea, local Democratic machine, for ama 323 Center St. a •4" MUla O ff Center Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Adell their deairg to coheeat as com­ Dalivtrad Within Tha Parkado r KNIGHTS OF Good with Oherrlea On Tolland Toraplka AH ths human dapth and alaetrlfyiris^drama of Kasheta, South Windsor; Bruce pletely as possible .the unforgiv­ You can add well-drained U rt red V COLUMBUS H06IE Burke, 2^9 Autumn St;[John Pa- able record of favoritism, of ex­ Hour N*. R«>r— M l S-6259 ) 13$ Main St. Oakland Street tha moat gripping boat-sallar of thia dO'eadal canned cherries to the s^^'eet muf- |C O N N E C T I C U ,e tinsky, Wapping; Mlrs. Helen travagance, of miaunderatandins, fln batter you usually use wHh T BLUE C R O S S ^mw»w»eeT Rook^ 40 Hartland; Mrs. Mar­ of floundering, of bungling, and of COMING WEDNESDAY; "THf RLUE ANGEL" Wueberriee. Bejfore baking, sprin­ MO»E THAN A jorie Lowe and aon,l 184 Brent Rd.; disregard and disrespect for pub­ kle the tofM; of the muiffins with a MKUON MEMOEtS # / Mrs. Joyce Eldridgs and son, Wap- lic^ opinion (which haa bsen ex­ PINE PHARMAGY mixture of eiiger and ciitnatnon, (NM OEHTER OT. h plng. - 'I pressed by voice and by vote) that mjtmeg or mace. 1 PA6B FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, 1069 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, 1069 PAG E F IV l HUmrlfRBtrr any In fifth grade, phyalea in the selves -into a aafe Immobility ba- Methodlet Youth Felldwahlp will alxth. forehand. be at the Stonrs* retreat. Wonden d/ the UtdiMrie Ettm ltts wljpralb "The leaching we obaarved, the And, for any poaslble pursuit df 4 p.m.. Older Youth Fellowahlp, Ike, Red Chief Debate Laos to Accept recitatlena we heard and the copy­ elusive glamor, we can always sub­ "How Can I Tell What'e Right TOSueiMD ■> oia and What’e W rong?", refreehr G)urt Cases Error Seen * BIOULD nUMTim ^ me. books wa aaw imUcatad that there stitute a two Inch staak. Photos from Space U SkMO ments, Sueannah' Weclejr Hall. waa much rote teaching." He w'ho has Just dined well does 7 .p.m.. Junior high .fell«wshl> Vital Cold Wiar Issues Any UN Plan "Daily aaaignmantp of home­ not need to be fore-armed against "Get Ae<|u^ted' Night,'* Oooiw ^ , I 8*oiir youthe allefe1 n^ticut. The 1850 aeaalon of the Ror. Pmaels T. BMtor. Asotatanf red flow will run down the Me-i„.,th I^eaklng end enterinj wlte | teV «nii'ifr*.nte*Vr". that we are familiar with. Fur- expected. but. In this film it appeara that the A foreign ministry spokesman after' s ^ I c e lnvelsUgstt^^^ ! mn Into compllcatlona on oart&amaau and olM o rad M owftor created. Theae two thinge to­ Message by. the Pastor. Theme: Rnekley Sehool AmHtorhim to the Catoctin mountain camp by There was no briefing by any to Tbo MaDCbaataror BoaatoltBMaM In a few payehological laboratdriea, They mean ' to the meteorologist figure la- cleaer to 70 par -oeht. Soviet Press spokesman. Asked said elements of the 5lh Infantry the rontention that It does not ap­ gether brought Governor Rlblcoff "The Priesthood of Believers.” Rev. PMIIp Haeaey, Paator The Hebron Deinocratle Town helicopter from the White House tiegan with the finding on S North but do not uae them for the Iden­ that perhaps he-;will get a better '.At times during projection of shout this lack of Information Carol Edwards, young racer who won a second place in a'trial heat last night, moves up front on Battalion of the National Army ply for a "refund" to ths motoriat. IXwiar adoornaua OMtol to the obvious big peek of hie 10:45 a.m., Chlldrtn's Church. Commntee haa filled three vacan' In Washington, 65 miles away. End roadside one night of the tap* PPr ■oapaT—] o m ftMap. hold on the weather with retult- the film, it- was diffleult to dis­ from the Soviet side, one Russian a turn. (Herald Photo by Pinto). wounded five rebels In one aklr- Thus, a autt hy a complaining m(V tification, guidance or placement Connecticut career. 8 p.m.. Youth Service. Sunday Maeeea at B, 8:18 and Their first freewheeling talk, blll- recorder. It Had lieen taken from tnrist could mean that the alterna­ For OModay—1 p ni l|nnjia> But there wee a aide triumph elea on the pet. 5 town electio'n ingly more accurate and faster tinguish between land, and sea, replied that Khrushchev is his mlsh and captured two rebels in For Wodoeoday—1 pi of puplle ae we do in t^a United 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. 10:80 a.m. forecasts. To t)ie astronomer they ' ' ed as a "general discussion of the the Buckland School and wa.* tive method might tie boated mil For Thuroday—\ p in. 'Odniaday which had Its own special way ticket, caused by resignations. aepecially in the case of large is­ world situation," was believed to own best briefing officer and would another In Thakhek Province. valued at $188. For Frlday-J p.m Tkmday.ladt States. The reason sedms to be Message by tha Pastor. Theme: m ea n th a t photographs of the lands. While this could be, an- ex­ by the courte. of underlining the extent of his "The Ministry of Godlihssi." St. Maurtpe R. C. Church Mrs. Frank Rathbun replacea have lasted about three hours. have his say In Washington Sun­ There were no losses on the gov­ Judge Karp's admonishment to Ohaerv'er* note that the atag- For 8atorday->f p to Flltey.Mdl that in minimising tha/bignificanee Connecticut power and preatige. heavens taken above the atmos­ posure or filter problem,, it aug- day. Coventry ernment eide. he said. aaaoiflod do^Rno; " Belton Center Mrs. .Jerald Porter for town clerk phere will reveal detalla of the From thia initial verbal akir- the accused cam* sftsr Prosecutor gered syete.m of motor vehicle day of po«nea6ao < of Inheritance, be conipared to en­ This came when he took to, him­ gaats that there is-not.a great dif­ mlah they turned today to a de­ When an American reporter TTiakhek Province is In a long, Sooond Ooagrogntlona] Church Rev. Bernard MeOnrh, Paator and treaaurer. >Mrs. Rathbun win universe never before seen by man. Quarter Midgets Liu*e John N. I^ombardo recommended registration waa approved by tjie vironment and tu n in g, Soviet self the privilege of making cer­ ference in the reflective power of tailed end more orderly debate of pressed his argument for Soviet narrow neck of land between Thel- referral to Juvenile authorities and $85 Narth Mala Street run against Mrs. Charles P. Miner. When I aaw theae films, I knew the two. - • land and Viet Nam. legislature with the idea of lietng Saturday, September J6 leaders havt found It necessary to tain brueque changes In his offi­ Masaea at T. 8:30 and 10 a.m. apeciflc Issues: information here the Russian SBC Urges said the youths would have proper of help both to the public and th; cial itate family, and thus exer­ Minister: Arnold W. Toaer immediately that I was looking at Thii occurred, however, only di­ John O'Donnell has been chosen a milestone;- The moet fascinating The now dormant Berlin cnals gibed; "You have the menu. What TTie foreign ministry said there supervision there snd would not department. banish the conce^ of the I.Q. and cised the power of being a gov­ rectly^ underneath tha - rocket was no Important military activity Bon Ami Deptrts Sacred Heart Church to replace Mrs. Natalie B. Jonea and amazing view of the earth stirred up by Khruehciiov a year more do you want?" 7,000 to Parkade Lot )iegin life, after their first offense, with It all testa r»#embllng Intelli­ ernor more- deflnitel.y and force­ 10 a.m.. Morning Worihip and When the. camera pointed te.ona TTie menu, for Eisenhower’s din­ Town Build in Sam Neua Province in northern • By ending th* Feb. 28 deadline Church St., 'Vernon as tax collector. Mrs. Jones will ever zecn by mortal man. The 16 ago, the deadlocked and dangerous with a crimlnel record. for obtaining new motor vehlcla There'! no denying that.the Im gence tests... fully than he had ever done pre­ Church School. Nursery for emell fide, it- was easy to tell the ^dif- ner for Khrushchev and his other l^aos. The Rebels remain In control "I think they ehould have every children during asrviee. Sermon: Rov. Ralph Reiley, Piastor oppose F. Elton Poet. millimeter photographs, were clear dispute over Germany's future .is Several thousand persons were registrations, )>oth the public and pending cloalag of the Boa Ami Through sxamlnstioni, authori­ viously. ference between Florida and, the a divided or reunited nation, the guests had been distributed by of Muong Hel. Xleng Tho. Sop chance." Lombardo aaid. In re­ "I Wee Made a Minister." Joseph T. Fill has replaced Mor­ and sharp, with infinite detail pres­ adjoining, aea, , , , . . . attracted to the Parkade parking School Now Sal. Sop Bao and Sop Hao along the agency would lie spared this plant here repreaenta aomathlng of ties satisfy ihemselvws that pupils Hia first move, that of retiring Masses at 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m. ris Kaamann for the 2-year-old ent because they were taken abovS long-at-klled Eaat-West negotia­ Hagerty. It began with oysters on ferring them to juvenile authori­ heavy annual rush period. The Dr. Stanley Osborn aa State 7 p.m., The Senior High Group Surprialng . the half shell, included baked red lot last night by the first quarter- the northern border eurroiinding ties. he added, "we're doing the an' economic aa well aa aentimental have learned tha minimum essen­ will meet at the church with Mr. nomination to assessor. Fill will -the atmoaphere. . tions over disarmament, the CMvlI the town of Sem Neue. reault would be a more even flow Health Commlaeioner, vvaa perhaps There were two especialiy sur­ War apringing 'rom Commimlat snapper, roast beef and s choice of midget races to be held In Ma'n- The Coventry School Building right thing." tials of important courses. The and Mrs. Stanley Matteton. St. Praads of Assisi Church appose Kenneth W. Ellia. . I aaw Florida and the east coast prising features noted by.viewsrs; of regiatradona over the year. loaa to the town. The Orford Soap a somewhat exploratory graaplng of the United Ststes all the way Kggreasion in Laos and the threat two wines snd ended with mints "Our house seems so empty noW chester. Judge Karp said he thought it 7 p.m.. The Junior High Group South Windsor OOP Lists Platform The contrast between the AUantie Committee last night urged Im­ » The law ia aftermath ot th* Co. haa been a Mancheater fixture aim of tke Soviet educational ays- of a nettle. The Idea of retiring north to Cape Hatteras: I aaw the of 's forward forces in and mixed nuts. teat our youngeat child has left At one point in the night the ahoiilci he made clear aociety can­ success achieved in the staggered meets at the church with Mr. end Rev. Jamee r . Ol.ynn, Paetor The Hebron Republican Town shallows and deeps .was geeatsr mediate revaluation of real estate not accept minor age as an excuse ■Ince 1801, when John T. Rebinaon. tim at the elementary and sec­ Dr. Oabom had occurred to more Rer. Ra.vmond B. Taekanskas Comn^lttee haa issued pamphlets to Bahamas aa well, and Chiba and a eastern Europe. home. Wliat can I do to keep from crowd was estimsted at more than syatem of operator licensea placed Mrs. Harbert Browm. than that between land and aea; a in the town ao that Coventry can Nixon Favored for misdemeanor. Hr said juvenile the founder of the bualneaa, moved ondary achool level- ia to give, than one governor In' the past, not Asbletant Pastor voters through chairman Richard portion of Hispaniola (Haiti). I Vice Prastdent Richard M. Nix­ feeling completely ueelee.#?" asks 7,000 spectators. into effect several year* ago. Un­ for any lack of ability on hla part, saw cloiid'formations ao tiny as to reflection of the sun on the water on, wlio debated with Khrushchev | a woman of 55. Top honors went to 13-year-old start soon on a 700-puplI junior- court would )ie aevere with the ac- hla operationa from O laa^bury not differentiated education, but Community Baptist Church M. Grant, giving information on covered several hundrad, square cuaed and haa tietter facilities der that law, a motoriat'a oper­ but aa recognition of hia age and Masses at 7, 8, 9. 10 and 11 a m. what the Republicans hope to do )>e barely diacernable and otbefs ao In Moscow during the summer, ISAR Checks First, you can start being a full­ Sandy Tierney of Meriden, who. senior high achool. ator license expires on hia birth- and aet up ahop In an old giiat mill exactly the same education to all the poaaible health of new blood BBS East Center St. at the Oreen massive that the.y covered thou­ miles. Simple arithmetic , shows In two years of racing, has won By Governors than a municipal court for control John R. Nsubert, Minleter for the town If their randidatea was summoned by Eisenhower ti time wife. Any woman who is so At an open meting In the Rob­ and supervision of errant youths. month. near the comer of Oakland and pupils regardless of their special and leadership for the department. are elected. sands of square miles, I saw the that the sun's reflscUon. should join today's discussions. Several 52 trophies. Tierney won In the Bolton Congrogatioaal Church hsve besn three-railer.wids In a wrapped up in her chiltlren that ertson School, SBC chairman Other court dispositions were: In tha event o f special seaeion North Main Sta. abllitiaa, and examinations are de­ oBut the formidable Dr. Oabom Bolton Center The candidates are: First Select­ curving distant horizon and low- other advisers on both sides were Granite State her only thought when they are senior division. Second place in of th# legialature, the point In had always worn the atmosphere 8:30 e.m., Sunday Church School lying cloud banica more than a photograph .taken from that -alti­ that division went to Polly Bnn- Bertron Hunt said the town pres­ Of West States John L, Picard, 31, of Hartford, Over the yean, Mancheater real vised and administered to make for all ages, creiUe roll through Theodore Chandler Jr., Paetor man. William E. Leary; Select­ due from Wasliington to partici- finally grown la, "what can I do ently is limited In its borrowing following too eloiely, $12; Francis question under the new r e g ie s - of being .untouchable. Touch a man, Clifford R. Wright; Board of thousand miles au’sy. tude, " , , - nel, a Meriden girl; third place denta follewed the fortunea of Bon aura that this ie accomplished.” adult pate in the talks on specific ques­ (ConMnotid from Pa$;e One) with, myaelf ?" ia aiire to have been capacity to pay for a $1,200,000, R. DiBeila, 41. of New Britain, re­ tion law could be rectified. How­ hair of that gray head, this at- Finance, Marvin A. Roaa and Med­ Most of all, I saw the proof of We do not know the actual rea­ tions. waa won by Pamela Mercer of (Continued from Page One) 10:15 a.m., Sunday Church activ­ 8 and 10;,10 a.m.. Morning wor­ taking her husband for granted school wll)i 28 classrooms, and re­ fusal to show driver's license on ever! there are no immedlato Ami clonely. We were happy to aea "There are 20 rules of behavior moaphere seemed to sa.v, and pub­ ship. Sermon: "The Summone of ley Hill; Board of Education. Eula what' the future has in store for son for this, but it may have been Among these was expected to be 1960 program to the New York Manchester. ity program for children, cradle that the rough condition ^of the through the years. valuation ia the only fair way out request of a citizen. $3; Donald G. prospect* of any special seaeion. the product attain national pratnl for Soviat children, and they are lic wrath would descend like swift Gwl.** Berglund and Marion O. Foote; the scientist. Chairman John A. McCone of the legislature. So how about concentrating on Pamela's brother. Jack, won a ing of Democratic governora here The next aclMKluIed convening ot roll, nureery and kindergarten. we ter created a sort of "matla" trial heat. of the dilemma. yesterday. Eagleaon, 21. of 248 Charter Oak Btoiee, became concerned when Ita enforced by the children them- lightning upon the Governor sp bold 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Church school town clerk and town treasurer, The camera used on the Thor U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. The possibility Rockefeller him for a while? He's prolmbly St., reckleaa driving. $6; Stanley the legislature in January 1981. and rcckleis. • Governor RiWcoff 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worihlp. Mrs. Charles P. Miner; tax'collec­ rocket waa a amaK' one. It. in the ponditionr#apreading tha reflection Other trial heat winners from The SBC will ask the town to Here's s rundown on the out­ pc^inlartty went Into deeUne. and aelvea. Reward! for excellence in Dedication of Sunday Church for four year olds through eighth McCone end hia Russian opposite might be a candidate for pres­ lonely, too. approve the school Wednesday W. Grezesiak, 43, of Phist Hart­ While the new registration law touched the old gray head, quietly grade. tor. Mrs. F. Elton Post; Board of language of the camera bug. had ever a wider area than would nor­ number, V. A. Emelyanov, have ident arose'last November when Manchester were Bruce Edwards, look In th* West a* seen hy its eroeaed our flngera, hopefully, itudiea, work and behavior as well School and other youth worken. Assessors. Donald G. Heath and mally be tlie case. If this wers And now that you have the time night at a special town meeting ford, driving tqo slowly, guilty, become* effective next Thursday. btit firmly, end nothing happened. an f:4 lent with a focal length of already laid the groundwork for ►e defeated Democrat Averell Har- •to do aome of the things you've third place; his sister. Carol, sec­ governora who are here: judgement suspended; Clara F. It apeciflea no date for the <»m- when control of the company punlthmente for infraction of Sermon Topic: "And Gladly Kenneth Ellis: Board of Tax Re­ the case, oceanographers snsy hs ond; Nick Anjfclo, first; .Terry In the Lakeside Casino skating The public, knew the good man Xion Evangelical Lntkcran Oinrck about 5.7 mllUmeteri. The shut­ an Eieenhower-Khruehchev agree­ riman and won the New York gov­ always thought you'd like to do — Arizona (Gov. Fannin)—Repub­ TTiomaa, 64, of New York City, misqlon to a«t Into operation th* had to go aome time. When Gov­ Teach." view. l«R oy H. Benzlnger; Zoning able to correlate the area of the re­ Demeusy. second. rink. Voters will also be asked to changed handa a few yean ago rulaa are aet by the Republic Min- (Miaamiii Synod) ter wes set for expoeures of ment on an exchange of informa­ ernorship for tee Republicans, who why not get going? licans, lean toward Nixon; Demo­ speeding. $35 Imnd forfeited. new ayatem. Thus, unlejis th* ernor Rlblcoff replaced him with 7 p.m.. Junior High Youth Fel- Board of Appeals. James G. Ken­ l/300th of a second. flected aun with- the height and Five trial heata apd four seml- approve $20,000 for revaluation and a program ahned at reaterlng Istrlaa 6f Education. Corporal pun. rooper and High Sts. tion about development of 'atomic were being routed in most other Are your friendahips In good crats. no apparent preference for Thomas A. Hickey, 17. of 179 a strictly professional appointee, lowahip with Donald Klrkham end nedy end Homer W. Hills; regis­ The film waa of an ordltiary'flne motion of aea wavea. This may feature racee were held before the j make $33,542.42 available for any candidate. point in qiiaation can be aetlled. Bon Ami to Ita former command' Rev. Paal O, Prokopy, Paetor power plants — a potential new areas. repair? If not, now is the time to Main St., waa given a "nolle on It would lie possible to delay th* irtunent is prohibited. Forma of hia immunity from unfavorabl# re­ Alex Neubert leeding. trar of voters, Harold L: Gray; grain recOnnaiisance type, iiaed prove another fertile field of re­ features. , school site-options, archirtectural venture in Soviet-American co­ In addition to the New Hamp­ make" an effort to «1th your California (Gov. Brown) Re­ charge* of tampering with a mo­ atagg»red system until 1861. tag poaitlon waa promlaOd. punlahmext permitted are. In order action was complete. 7 p.m.. Senior Youth Fellowship grand jurora, William W. Hitm- wltb a yellow filter; altogether a search. ' - > . - In the junior feature, .Timmy *1?** nther items. publicans, decidedly Nixon; Demo­ meeting at the church. 8 a.m.. Sunday School. Free Bus operation. Vieita of scientists shire trip, Rockefe.ller plans ap­ friends, to do things for them, and tor vehicle and keeping a weapon ■Tynan haa tieen devoting con- And new. Bon Ami la making a of seriouenesa: (1> Reproof by Governor Riblcoff'i next move, mond. George Masnickl and Joseph rather commonplace cameta *Setup. The astronomers would have one Milo of Southington, edged Don *"wn re- crats, Kennedy and Stevenson transportation. For information, M. Grlffing Jr.; conatablea. Harold' working on ths peaceful tiaes of pearances In Atlantic City, N. J., to widen the cirele by taking the In hia car. Lombardo recommended siderabi* time studying aspeota comeback. But the Hilliard St the teacher, the direcior or—for however, had much greater risks; dial 9-0408. Exceptional detair Waa revealed of the greatest opportunities of all. atomic energy may also be ar­ and Chicngo within the next few Nigro and Susan Orrill, both of I'* '** ''*'*’ estate It can start probably lead in popularity. the nolle liecauie Hickey said he la and provided the ultimate teat of First Church of Chriet, Scientist L. Gray. Robert F. Cafazzo and considering the altitudes: St 300 fli'St steps that turn acquaintances Meriden. building the achool before revalus- of the new ieglaiatlon. Including plant which produced the product more aerious offensea—the Pioneer 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Class. They could have a field d a y With ranged. weeks. into friends. Colorado (Democratir Gov. going 1o enlist in tha armed aerv- his general prestige. Masonic Temple Donald G. Heath. miles objects- onetealf mile in size a -telescope scanning • the heavens Some of the crowd missed events *'**’*’ ** completed. He said the town Stephen L. R. McNlchols)- Repub­ checking whh other aUtea to help that attracted national attention leader;. (2j withdrawal of a pthpil'a 10 a.m., Nursery In the pariah Considerable spadework is also There Is speculation he Is assess­ I c ^ find the beat ayatem. The paper starts by calling at­ could be distinguished. And. re­ from a satellite, storing -data If you are dissatisfied "with when the lights, which work on a | *’*’****1 borrow on short term notes licans, Nixon probably has con­ John C. Kelly, a Republican, house during church worship. reported to have lieen done - - In ing his chances before reaching’ a yourself "as la" you'll never have .Paul F, Concannon, 24. of Hart­ la not to have a part In it. The eco' Pioneer.tie; and (3) denial of the had been selected by Governor 11 a.m,, Sunday service end tention to the experience and abil­ member, these pictures were taken through photographs. A clue to clock, went out shortly after 8 j ‘**'>'***)f th® early stages of ron- trol of party machinerv; Demo- Church School. 10 a.m.. Divine worship. Text: 1 spite of Khrushchev charges to decision on whether to hid for the a better time to start making im- ford, failed to appear In answer nomlc imperative! of Orford Soap'a privilege of working. Pupils are John Lodge to be state police com- John 4; 18-21. Theme; "We Love ity of the candidates In working wiUi a short focal length lens. In­ the structure of the universe might ths contrary — on expanding ex­ nomination. p.m. There was a 20-minute de- i "tructlon. in anticipation of bonded crate, wide open—"fluid a* it cart to a charge of passing In a no- misaioner after the death of the 8 p.m., Wedneaday meeting. for the beat Interests of the' town, crease the focal length, and we result. ■ provemen-ts. Giving yourself a lay before the lights went on ' " '’*** the town figures its re- parent company have decreed that not disciplined for falling behind Him Because He First Loved Us." changes of visits between the Unit­ "new look" will help to give- you passing zone and the rotirt or­ Fimeralg Incomparable Ed Hickey. Rlbl- Reading room houre at 748 Main while not underestimating = the would be ^ble to pipk out objects Theae are the obvloiir--ramiflca- again for the feature event. I vised grand list. Idaho (Republican Gov. Robert the plant hen be cleaed, ita equip­ In their studies; instead they are St. Tueiday, Friday. Saturday. 11 11 a.m.. Gotteadienat. ed States and Russia by experts , . a new outlook on life. dered a warrant for hi* arrest is­ coflf. In hla own first term, - had abilitiee of their opponents. 5()0 feet.In diameter or even less. tiona -of Thor 202's 'Right. Who Enter Championship* However, he said the town now E. Srnyliei — Republican .party sued and ordered a $50 bond be ment put up for sale. The produc' helped by their teachers or by pu- a.in. to 4 p.m., Thursday 11 a.m. An effort will be made to pro­ In other fields, notably education, I , | i a m n P r P l a n 11 111 Of And what about the future ?• reappointed him. and this act waa This U what excites the'military knowa what elac cameras on ate- Industry and medicine. Jack and Pamela Mercer left has outstanding achool bonds of leaders favor Nixon; Denriocratic poeted. Frank I. Fllewlcz tlon of Bon Ami products win con pila acoring excellent marks ' to 9 p.m .' SL Jeka’a Polish NaHonal vide a broader tax base, appealing Are you going to just drift along? immediately after the racea for I $484,000 and must in October and one of those non-partiaan gestures Catholic Chnrrh mind. A aatelllte orbitting the blllzed rockets and satellites might If Eisenhower and Khrushchev edge to Kennedy. ./ Court waa still In session at press Funeral aervliies for Frank I tinue, but' in other plants around "Reality" will'be fhe dubject of to all industries capable of sharing Earth in a nearly circular path 300 Why -should you when you snd Pennsylvania where the Eastern | November pay off about $55,000 Montana (Republicpfi Gov. J. Salaries of beginning tbachers which helped - build tha Rlblcoff the Leeson-Sermon. 28 Oolway 81. uncover. ^ can make any headway at all in Winter Athletics time. FUewIcz, 137 Hilliard St., were the country. reputation. In the Interim, .there In the development of the town, milei high could observe enormous your husband now have a chance Seatioard championships are being I *’*’ these bonds. This would leave Hugo Aronaon) - /'Republicans, held ycaterday at the Talaraki are equal In. general to those of The Golden Text ie from Psaime Rev. Walter A. Hyaako, Paator and increasing the grand list; their discuasiona of the critical to work for what you want—after The economic, impact of the had been no obvious reason for atretchas of terrafo and resolve ob­ (Copyright IBM, QeiwSal Fealiiree Berlin dispute, tee (?amp David held thia weekend. The Mercers I the town's liorrowlng capacity Nixon ("he'll be dominated and « Fimeral Home In Hartford, follow­ doctors and engineers, and they (52:11: "The goodneaa of God en- maintenance of fire protection, The recreation committee of the years of working for "what's best are two of six .young racers rep-1 * ^ u t $300,0(K) short of the amount any public queationlng of. the ex­ 8:30 a.m.. Mass. jects such aa large buildingt. Cer­ o«n».) '• meeting may also produce a rec­ he’ll be elected''>f Democrats, "I ed by a solemn requiem Maaa at 8 plant'a cloaing win not be incon can make extra money by increas­ dureth continually." holding weekly selectmen's meet­ Chamber of Commerce, in con­ for the children"? resenting Connecticut. ! needed to build a new junior-senior don’t know.” / Bartley Arrested cellence of the Kelly performance Selections from the Bible in­ 10;20 a.m., Solemn high Mata. ommendation to Britain and vm . in St. Cyril and Methodiua aiderable. It la the town's Bxth ing thsir taachiag load or serving in office. So far aa the public ings. working In close harmony junction with the Town Recreation Are you snd your husband fi­ The race was sponsored by the i high school. ChUirh. clude the following: "ipor God giv- Franca that a new meeting of the Department, will again sponsor Nevada (Democratic Gov. Grant largest tax payer, paying taxes of aa group leaders in Young Pioneer know, he waa still as fine a com- with all committees and boards nancially secure? If not, you Silver City Junior Speedws.v Assn. I Why Revalue? Sawyer)—Republicans, no quea- In 3-Car Crash Celebrant of th* Maas waa th* eth to a man that is good in his fit George’s CRureh for tee tetterment of tee people, big-four miniatera on Berlin should an athletic program for business might think of getting s job and some $40,000, and la the employer circles. Merit teachers get high­ miaaioner aa he had been when alght wtodom, and knowledge, and Epiaqopal be called in the next few months. of Meriden. Parkade merchants . lengthy discussion on the mer- .tlon, Ntxbn is in belter shape; Rev. John J. Pitrua, deacon Lodge selected him and Rlblcoff storing and inventory of all town I and professional men. helping him in the struggle to put donated the trophies. j Its of revaluation as opposed to of 70 workers. er aalaries or a bonus. There are Joy^' (Bccleslahtea 2:26). Rt. 44A, Bolton The tumult and shouting of Democrat*, wide open with Ken­ Edwti-d J. Bartley, 27. of 87 *aa the ^ v . Joseph W. Kukuc. reappointed him. True. He seemed owned equipment and supplies on ! If anfficient Interest Is shown, aside something for the yesrs A Manchester organization for '*PPlng the percentage of aaaeaa- subdeacon waa the Rev. Stanley S, Correlative paasates from ■•Sci­ The Rev. Denald W. Greene. Vlear town property with record on file, : Khrushchev's American tour 'was nedy, Stevenson, Johnson rating North St., waa arrested late laat But Mancheater la blessed with periodic Incrsasea ac'ordlng to no Hickey, but who could seem to a bowling league may also be ahead. quarter midget racing has re-1 ments developed. Some residents suppfbrt. SIkbra. ence and Health with Key to the and by working on new avenues temporarily suspended about 6 started. Fred Na.saiff, committee If you've been frugal all your an economic base of a multitude of langth of isrvlce after five and 10 be a Hickey? Scriptures'’ by . Mary Baker Eddy, ^ 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer.. cently been incorporated. It la asked why the town could not up .ivew Mexico (Demoo-atic Gov. night after, epolira'Said, he craah- Bearers were Brtmislaw J. Kor- for progress. o^clock last night when the Soviet chairman, said. life, maybe now is the time to amall, thriving induatriaa and busl years. Ptnalena are granted af- Againat this background. Ribl- inplude.the following (p.,275;i4>: 10 a.m.. Church sehool. Nursery, known as the Connecticut Valley the percentage Inatead of spend-,.John Burroughs) — Republicans, ed into the rear of a moving ear sak. Jamea C. Coutta. Andrew Ka- Absentee Ballots WDRC-IIW #■ 7:30 Frankit Atsiob Premier stepped acmes the thresh- The athletic program for Cham-' start living It up a little. neaeee. And it waa the ateady ex­ ter 25 years, but t teacher with coff nevertheleae determined not "All aubstanee, intelligeacc*. wis­ kindergarten. Grades 1 and 2 in Quarter Midget Aesn. A local ing $20,000 aa recommended by tlto^ narrows down to Nixon snd Rocke- on Center St. then swerved acrogg mlnski. John J. Morriaaey and Mrs. Miner, town clerk, is Is­ 1.00 Red 8ox-Wtshlnzton Z SJ National Hsms hold of Aspen. Lodge and into the her members will begin Oct. 12 at Each woman has to make the only to replace Kelly, but to re­ dom, being. Immortality, cause, the Rectory. Older grades attend Jerry Btahop ! I 00 BIf Show contractor who haa supported the Board of Finance for revaluatipii. feller; Democrats,' sentiment the street and hit 4 narked car P*rker. The commitUI pansion of that base that enabled more than 25 years of service who suing absentee ballots to those who I 13:00 News. Sip Off quiet of its oak paneled living the Community V. Volleyball will most of the middle years In her place him with Leo Mulcahy, a and effect belong to CM. These service before going to classes. • I 92 !?,*•,*- Weether room. group of racing enthusiasts has Board of Finance Chaiiiman Mancheater to take the decline of continues to work receives both need them for the Oct. 5 election. 0 16 Weekend Reru# ^ W M F —1418 be played from noon until 1 p.m. own way. Just be sure to make the hasn't' ...... Jelled— but Johnson and Ken- h * w m cnargoo oharged wiui with rouowing follov^nr ,' * * 7 Z! burial ^'’V waa In Mt. St. Bene- man of two Identifications. In one are Hla attributes, the. eternal S 55 ^ o r u . New# He will reappear on the public decided, on the basis of last night's John Stone and Aaaesaor p: Ray­ nedy would be 'two leading ron- Oieney Brothers, once the town's pension and salary." Sample ballots sre now on file l:00 Miks l,awless If desired, a buffet lunch will be most of them—for they can be to cloaely. diet's Cemetery. ■ capacity, Mulcahy was a man who manifestations of the infinite di­ TalcottvUlo CongregaHonal 7:10 Weekend Revue 2.00 t'onn. Baltrndm •lags tomorrow afternoon, follow­ response to the races, to donate mond Broga aaid moat of the real tendera. St tha office and may be obtained « 00 World Tonizht . served on the premises to 15 or happy, contented years. No one waa hurt In the accident, economic bulwark, in ita stride. Such are aome of the interesting had'made a spectacular aelf-prep- vine Principle, Love. No wisdom ia Church 5 00 News.. Weather ing conclusion of the Camp David a piece of land in Manchester for estate In town haa b e ^ baaed on Utah (Republican Gov. George aration for state police comm ai^ by anyone needing them. The polU k IS Per»iierllve. U.N. 5 15 Howie B. more persons. Nasslff said. (AH rights reaerved, police reported, but damage to the EMBEZZLER CHARGED The asme can be done in thta case aidelighte In the report. Aa for write but Hia wisdom; no truth ia Robert K. Shimoda, S:30 World Muilc.-Festiral 7:30 Word of Life fslks. He is scheduled to hold an a track. 1941 market value aipce the town'* D. Clyde)—Republicans, between three cara waa conaldered moderate In the other capacity, he had close true, no love is lovely, no life ia be open Oct. 5 from P a.ni. 10:00 Music Till One 3 :00 Howie B. NEA Serxlce, Inc. Hartford, Sept. 26 (>P»—(Poatal We will be 'sorry to aae the pad,- the niain condualon. that the Rua- Minister to 8 p.m. Voting will take place in hour-long Washington news con­ last revaluation In 1952. Others Nixon and Rockefeller; Democrats, to heavy. aasociatlon with, and backing Life but the divine; no good Is,- 12:00 News t oo lx)u Terry . . . D.ANBURY DAIRY DlIRNft with newer houses are paying a no comment, but other source* aay Inspectors aay Hartford letter car­ lock go on the Orford Soap Co. sianr'think that they must "reach from, many of the state's leading but the good God beatows." the town hall. 12:10 Music TUI One 11:00 Newa"^ ference and make a subsequent Danbury, Sept. 26 uP) — Tbe» Salton Sea. north of Brawley, Bartley driving west, first hit rier Robert" M. Felkowski, 3J, haa 10 a.m.. Church memberahip 1.00 News. Stsn Off y )1: IP boil Terrr higher aaseaament, they said. Kennedy la preferred. the rear of a car driven west by door, next month. But we are sure and over.reach America" in their Democratic politicians. , Mr. and Mrs. Miner will observe 1 :fl0 Del Raves# hour-long television speecli prior main barn and an adjoining dairy Calif., is 244 feet beldw sea level. been stealing funds from letters clasa will meet In parish house. their 25th w-edding anniveraarv WTIC—IDS* to his departure for Moscow to­ About ToM^n They urged revaluation, noting Washington (Democratic Gov. John Semlnaki, 43. of 427 Center that the vigor and energy «x 1 00 News WINF--I288 proceaaing building on Tarrywlle About 20 miles wide, it is a par­ addressed to ehariUea. Felkowski education. Iwcause education will The risk Involved in thia R1B1-. Concordia EvaagcHcal. 10:50 a.m . Nursery opens. -Oct. 6. They, were married on that morrow night. that it would be the only fair way Albert D. Roasellini) — Republi­ fit. Semlnaki had slowed to make a coff choice waa plain. It waa the Lutheraa CRarcb 11 a.m.,. Rally Sunday with Sun­ 1:16 Your Home DeeorSler 1.00 Showcase. N«Wf Farm were deatroyed last night by ticularly fertile valley where can­ was arrested Thursday and pended by the Chamber of Com be the key to mastery, and also as date In 19.14. They have one daugh­ 1:20 Ross Miller WSrmilz to raise the money needed for the cans. Nixon; Democrats, complete- right turn Into » private drive risk of. being charged with aac- But Khrushchev the traveling fire. The farm, which has a herd taloupes snd fruits flourish. The meeting of the Board of Dl- charged with embezzling approxi­ merce, the Town Development for its Inferential warning to us, Winter and Gsu-dea Sts. day School pu^la and .young peo­ ter and two grandchildren. 1:46 UConn-Yale 3 fo Trlnlly-WUllams new school. ly wide open but thinks Kennedy near Griawold St. riflclng a career commiaaloher in Rev. Paul C. Rnlssr. Pastor ple Hi charge. Dr. and Mrs. R. 4.45 Woodward Stakes 4:15 Fixituli Wrara'p quip-maker got In a few last licks of . about 100 cows, is one of the I rector* of the Manrhester WAXES mately 200 letters. 'That mauiy 4.30 Showcase, NeFe Urge* Start Soon or Humphrey would carry state After the colliaion with fiemin- Commlaalon and others In trying that we too had better look to our order to make a political appoint­ Kingsbbury will be greeters. The Young People's Fellowship 5;.‘)0 News, Weather before Khrushchev the diplomat few in the ares that combines I scheduled for Monday has been opened envelopes were found in (YPF) of St. Peter’s Episcopal 5:40 Monitor 5:.36 jflx ft Program took over at Camp David. During the early part o f. the over Nixon. akl’a car, police aaid, Bartley swung to keep the plant operating will laurels, let us hope that education ment. Quite aware of this risk, 8:30 s.m.. Holy Communion. ,7 p.m.. Pilgrim g'allowship wor­ SrOO News 5:45 Sound Fllfiu milking snd pn easing. There canceled. his car, postal inspectors said Church wiu attend the confirma­ meeting, Mrs. Alma Heckler chair­ to the left, croased the street and now be transferred—and profit­ the Governor nevertheless dacided 8:80 s.m.. The Seniee. ship and recreational hour led by *;1S Weether, Sporte 5:50 SrartsS]k As Elsenhower snd he stood at was no dollar estimate of the Saa How Wall It Fits Felkowski's bond was set at in both countries will not forever tion aervicei in the church tomor­ 6:.10 Monitor 5:55 Reflpnal Spot man of the Board of Education smacked Into a parked car facing to take for himself the privilege 9:80 s.m.. Church Sehool. Thomas Bel). the lodge door posing for pho- damage. Howard L. Holmes has been re­ $ 1,000, ably—to the task of helping to foraake the Idea that education is row at 3 p.m. when Suffragan 10:15 Harness Racing 5.00 Cadada Caiie ^ urged an immediate atert on the east owned by Raymond B. Wood- of naming even a .democrat to 11 s.m.. The Service. Nursery 10:.70 Music With a Best 5:05 New# Rhundiip tpgraphs, Eisenhower said of the elected firet vice president of the find new jobs for Orford Soap'a 70 alto an end in itself, and that one Bishop Esqiiirol will visit the 5:15 Showcase \ new school. "The town must pos­ Pinto Picture ' bridge. 47, of 495 E. Middle ’Tpke. something if he wwted to, and to during this service. ■ Emanuel Lutheran Ckarch 11:00 News busy, .crowding photogrnphers; Connecticut Funeral Directors church and 'bonflrm a class of 30. 11:15 Sports Final 5,36 Bill Stern \ itively have a building by 1961. Bartley'a car waa towed from the •mployea and of locating a new of the things It might sonie.da.v rely, for the ultimate result upon C. Reory Anderson, Paator 7 :00 News , . , "I'm glad they don’t shoot." Les^l Notice Tile YPF group will go on a 11:30 Monitor The Casual Cardigan! Assn. Otherwise our high school children scene. tenant for the HlUlard St. mill. come to teach it the unity of man the posaibility teat Mulcahy was iveaaat Congregattonal Chur Reger Mpekey, Intern 12:00 atarllfht Serenade 7:15 Rvtnlnz Deeotloni "It's lucky," Khrushchev re­ picnic at Colurhbia I.sike following 7:20 Showcase. N s*s going to Wfodham High would be Places Third Shortly liefore 6 p.m. yesterday. AT" A COURT OF PROBATT:. tieW another Ed Hipkey, or at least a 42 Sprues S t I____ 12:65 News. SHgn.Off joined with s chuckle, "that Mr, General Manager Richard Mar­ at Manciieeter. wjtliin and for Ui* aa compand to the disparity of the jdsrvice, providing their own II :fl5 Music Be.vond the Stars. Neset deprived of immediate further edu­ I police also reported, car* driven IMitrict of JUanchretrr, on the I5th'd*v man In the aame mold. When he Rev. R. EJnar Rash, Paator 8 and 10:30 a.m., Divine Wor­ WHAY-r4MA 12:06 News Roundup Garst is not here. If he were he tin will speak in the Mancheater cation." / Kep<»-t On Russisn Education natiena and ayatema. The sug refreahmenta. There will be swim- 1 :on R if Show 12:15 Sian Off Reginald Pinto, Herald pholog- Beverly A. Stevenson, 18. of 198 of Srpirmbe.'. 19M. made this mover,^nd the Initial re­ ship. Sermon, "Thou Shalt Love?" would try to organize this his own Junior Chamber of Commerce, Windham has notified Coventry Prreem Hon. Franrie C. Visnst). geatlon that education can be used sult waa a/complete lack of pub­ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. by Roger Mackey. ’’■'lug, games and dancing at tee way." rapher, has won third place in HoUlater Strand Cecil F. Dorsey, Actinz Judge A panel of American educators lake. when the group meets Monday at It will /hot accept stiidenU from as a weapon la In Itself something lic controvferay. even though Kelly 10:80 a.m., ChurehTtlma Nursery. 8 and 10:30 a m.. Church School. cur and often wake the victim The reference was to Roswell the August photo contest 27. of 529 E. Middle Jpke.. were Entale nf William O ('hamberi. lai» haa now coma back from Russia the Red Ember on Rt. 44A in Bol­ that town after 1961. involved in a craah at' the Wood: of Mancheeter, in. raid Dietrirt, de- a betrayal of what might be himself /knd Republican party 10:45 a m . Morning "worship. 8:30 p.m., P. C. L. meeting In from sound sleep. Garst, the farmer who was sored by the New England Preaa ceaeed. and publUhed a report titled "So­ .Manchester Evening Herald ton. She introduced Supt. of Schools bridge-Parker St. rotary. the educational Ideal. We are not apokesnren tried to incite It, this Sermon. "Thii la the Way Wa Go Luther hall. , The ' TTte moat characterlaic symp­ Khrushchev’s host near Coon Rap­ Royal O Fisher who said a pre- Th- administrator having viet Commitment to Education." waa Rfbicoff at hia real peak, aa to Church.'! Hebron corrsepondont 5nse Snsan j ids, lows, three days ago. The tha fniirth wnn hu UaraM i M as Stevenson. driving north, ' *>!» admlnieiration account, with eaid inte^»sted in which system of edu­ B. Peaidlelon, telenlione Academy toms. of course, la .the seeing of Army Pvt. Roger H. Parks, limlhar.V curriculum haa been de- raphera ^ ! made a U-tum around the rotary 1^;"“ * «»"• ‘-'ourt for allowance. ii It la certainly the most comprehen­ aupreme and unquestioned In hia South MoUwdlst Church something which is not rpal. Often crush of newsmen on the farm was tefm ln^, baaed on the required cation may. build the superficially 8-8484. whose wife, Vivian, lives at 630 state as any governor could ever The Satvattou Army Rov. Lawrence F. Almond Doctor Says this takes the form of smiji mov­ so great that Garst si one time aUbjecta English, American His­ Pinto won with tila Aiiir 5 low ' «*nie time that Dorsey waa I OBDP.RED: • Thaf the gth day of sive up-to-date survey of that Rua- be,' V 681 Main St. Rev. Percy M. Spurrier, Lydall St, recently arrived in Ger­ anwIe ah^ of . tl.wl! .1,17 1 driving south. Both cars came to- October. 1959. at eleven oclock.’^fore- atronger nation; we are interested ing creatures such as Spiders, fought a running battle with kicks many and Is now a member of the tory and pl^alcal education. He angle shot of a turtle race, ahow-! . im. lu . i«_ ! DI®"- . at Jhe Probate Office in Iha alaa educational system to wdilch »laj. and Mre. E. Walter Lamle, ' Minletero K of C Setback inw the luJ /i-i.u gether on the west aide of the In- Municipal Rulldlng in aaid Mancheater. in which system of education may beetles, snakes, mlpe, rats or, the s.nd cornstalks against onrushihg 34th Signal Battalion. ^ •^agreed that 28 elasarooms would jng the turtle crossing the finish : Zersectlon. Nq qne waa Injured.mnd everybody lias bMn paying ao Officers In Charge DellHnm TixtotmiB Oivea fine photographers. line at the Verplanck School. Ly­ be and (he tame la aaaigned (or a hear­ prodUca richer an<- finer human like. A fever and .'exceBalve be needed to fulfill the requlre- ; no arrest* were made. Both cara ing on th- allowance of aaid admlnle- much awed attantlon lately. Some 9 and 11 a.m.. Morning worship. Patten Builders, «27; HELCO, Grim View ot Alceheliam ^ "Everything seems to. be quiet ing on the ground behind the tur­ t ration account with said estate, aacer- lives. Bui, for either goal, th« sweating, often associated' yrith Frances Herron Council. Su;(- menta in offering a program which were towed away. A Thought for Today 8:30 a.m , Sunday School. Reception of membera. - Sermon 620; North Ends, 620: Raniblere, other .syihptoma and Signs, are along this front," said Elsenhower tainm-nt of heira and order of dla- of Its' discoveries the American 10:45 a.m.. Morning service. Spe­ shlne Girls, will hold an initlatfon would meet the 'atandards com­ tle waa a group of children, moat tribuUon and this Cojjrt directa that Ruaaian syatem has aome I n t e r r ­ Sponsored by ths Hmaebsotag by the Rev. Nobue J. Kusama, 599; Knights,' 580; Stevennoh'i, By EDWIN P JORDAN, M.D. common. • ' ' with a grin. parable to those being offered bv of them edged over the starting panel rates favorably, others neg­ cial hand and vocal music. Sermon member, of Miaalons to America Written for NEA Servtoe Monday at 6:30 p:m. In Odd Fel­ RHUR MINERS PROTEST notice of the time ■ and place assigned ing dlffertneet from oura. not all CotmcH ef CBinrekaa 591; Eighth Diatriot, 576; Cun- r Said Khrushchev; "All the sol­ Windharn and Manchester High lipe.. ‘ for aaid hearing be given to all per­ atively. but many of them are in­ by Lt. Gol. Edwin J. Peirett. taam, and paster of United Church A . attack often laata foV three lows hall. Knights of Pythlas'and . Bonn, 'West Germany, Sept. sona known to be intereated therein to of them necaaaarlly on th erin u * Jlffe Motors. 573; Ch'oman's Wreck- Uncontrolled drinking -of alco-. or four daya,, Evantugllv, .a good diers are peacefully inclined." Pythian Sisters are Invited/^Offi­ Schools. , Pinto's prize wa* his second teresting, however they should be 2 p.m-.. Hospital visitation by of Christ, Hakodate. Japan. era, 584; Fogarty "TBroa,, .564; 26 uPi—.ThniMands of min'ere— . appear and be heard thereon tiv. pub- ' Insight Mrs. BKgabete ‘Wilson and Mrs. holic beverages la .o n e of the long sleep te Uliely to aetj[i after As the two exchanged theae cers. members and couns^ors of He said the 28 rooms would re­ in the con testa sponsored by the eHent and waving Mack flag*— t lianing a cop.v of this order in some rated. 9 and 11 a.m., Chiireh School Messier a. 881; Packard'a 484. pleassuitriea. Marine guards'stood quire ;|18 teachers in addition to : n*wapaper having a circulation In aaid I Bsarched for 'the Lord , Thomas McCann. for. nursery through Juaior High. moat colossal prpblMna existing which manigl and . . phyaical .-im­ I the Council will wear white. Photographers Aaan. He won sec­ marched through Bonn toda.v de­ I Dlatrlct, at least five days before the Their main conclusion was, aa in­ High Scores: Fatten BulMere, provement rapidly take place. on each tide of them. Scores of thoae now teaching Grade* 7 and ond place in the July photo con­ In heavens and earth; rao'tl every­ 6:20 p.m.. Prayer meeting. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Senior High 188; HELCO, 125. today.'There are many different ^ ■ • a manding government action to ; day of said hearing, and by mailing dicated by the title of their report, Food Vfi. Love And War where. 7 p.m.. Evening service. Special Delirium tremens Ie. dangerous, ot)ier8 In. fatigue uniforms, wear­ Manchester Soroptlnxlsts will 8 at Coventry Grammar Schpol. A test with hia shot of a cat playing cope with a mounting coal crisis. I on or before September ta. ig.59 bv aider to it. but 'today 1 want to ing. campaign hsta and sidearms junior-senior high school would . certified mall, a ropy of thia order In Perhaps you too have sought Him music. Sermon by Maj, Lamle. It can usually be cured, and vio­ meet Monday at 6:30 ji.m. in the with a mole. Hla August prize With the rich Ruhr giving up Rose M. ("Tiamhera.. *59 K --ney St that "few nations or peqpls sue A nsw wrinkl.e In thO behavior of Wercy deployed about the wooded there. dlaeuaa one of the terrible conse­ lence In an attack la more Ukely coffee room at Cavey's restaurant relieve the elementary achool hous­ combined with hla July prize millions of ton* of coal more Mancheater. Conn.: Barbara J. Stamier. today more passionately committed that always Interesting' creature, camp "and posted at short Intervals 710 Keeney St., Manchester.' Conn.;' failed In direction quences of too-h4avy,. idng, con­ than not- .Complate ahatinance Each member will choose her own ing program and would alao mean gives him a total of seven points than ran he sold, man.v pita face to education than the Center Congregational Church Inside Its high steel mesh fence. the town would not have to engage I Fynihia P. Oernand, 115 Puritan Road, the fiddler crabi haa now been re­ No vision to see, Rev. Clifford O. SImpoon, tinued drinking known as de­ from alcohol la In order, i^though supper menu. Mrs. Leola Beck of in the competition for one of the a shutdown and miners are los­ ' Fairfield. Conn.: Dorothy E. . Clarke. and the Soviet people are. The ported. When he la frustrated, In He seeks the loet Hawaiians Cautioned tele la only oiie of the compliea- Newsmen snd photographers, Columbia, the new president, will in a dual building program. annual preaa. photography 50 Robinson St.. Wakefield. R. I Mary Minister lirium tremens. . admitted briefly to record the ing ttieir Jobs. Union leaders ■ E. , Mayer. Thompson Road. Claatoh- Soviets see what has already been war, by encounter with another And He found me. Rev. I-aurence J. Vincent, tlons from long heavy drinking, conduct the business meeting to awards. said 52,000 .miners were taking This la no oondlti^ - to. joke it la .on.e of the moat filgbtening.- arrival of the two men and their follow, at which plana will be com­ MON8IONOR APPOINTED ; Iiur\-, Conn.. Henry J, Chambers, aecompUabed and are confident of fiddler biggar-clawed than he ia. Mrs. June Broadt Asooclnte Minister Bach year the regional contest part In the demonstration, the I R.F.D.. Hebron. Conn. about, and the pe'raen ' who has T he effects on. tlie victim as • aides and advisers, were -tightly pleted for representation at the - Norwich, Sept. 26 (/P) — The gives a top prize for the photog­ By Order of the Court. the future." confined to, a amall area In front biggest In the 10-year liistory of M A D E U N E R. ZIEBARTH, Clerk. or frustrated. In love, by the cold On Tourist Treatment it and complains , of i seMh|: pink well aa jpn the reUtlvea are little New England'Regional meeting at Diocesan Board of Conaultora.ha.* rapher who hflia won the most 8. 8:lS.snd 11 s.m.. Church serv­ of Aspen Lodge. The quiet and thi* West German capital. But the report remains moat In- Indiffaronca of some glamorous ‘ephants or anakea under the abort of tragic. The number of the Chjrtia Hotel, Lenox, Mass., chosen th# Rt. Rev. Magr. John J. AT A COURT OF PRpBATE. h-ld lets. Sermon: "Ths Deepsst Chris­ order were in marked contrast to points, and for the photographer taresUng for lu factual fietalla, lady fiddiar, he baglna to eat as Prison Guards Set Hanblulu Hawaii doesn’threeervavtlona for hotels and trans- •d Is more to be plfisd' than people who have -lost their jobs Oct. 2-4. / R.elll.v aa administrator of the 1st Manchester, within and for the tian Metlvatlon," the Rev, Mr, laughed a t.. . - the hectic scenes which erupted who look the moat outstanding I Dlatrlct of Mancheater. on th- 2Sih day Vincent prcachinf. start treating touriats better. It | portatlon, hs says and entered ."skid-row” this Roman Catholic .Diocese of Nor­ picture. , Legal Notice ] nf September, A.D. 1969. and w-e proceed to cite seme of If he had auddanly become fam­ In the person who has delic­ along Khrushchev's swing around these: Showdown Meeting 8:15 and 11 ,x.m., Church Sehool, But.there are other complaints and other affects ef excssalvs al­ Manchester Rotarians wfll meet wich., Magr. Reilly la rector of St. Pinto has )ieen with The Her­ Present Hon. hVancI* C. Vignatl. ished. may start losing them. tum teemena the peiaonoua effseU the country. Monday «(t the Coventry cottage Patrick's Catbedrai here. He will ,4, 24V4, 26)4. Bust 33 to VI I I* ' V * -! el Ibe Probate Office in the Miinicipai A.D. 1959, at two o'olock in the after­ unanimoualy endorsed the agent The Rev. Preeoett B ^ h Jr„ "Numerically,” - Braden aays. ed mora than a billltyi deilara In X^eslie Buckland of 619 MiUstown ident nf U.S. Steel Corp., who III IrO ttI 1 j l f l l l O r "*><1 Manchester, be and noon, and that notice be given to all from Sept 1 to May and June, with ited to his own turned ita party away tiecauae shikov and U. S. Ambassador Pattern No. 2707 has knit direc­ 47. Size 14 V4, 35 bust, 5 5-8 yards A l l 11 9A111 A- hlmadlf a former guard, haa been pared, with the volume of tour­ platinum and meroury. _ ' the abdomen Wednesday and a arcoyht with said -state, asc-rlainment ilme Hiin plare of hearing ther-cin. hv money." ease thoroughly deserves its long .slgned quarters In cabins nearby. 22 (42” ) Inclusive; stitch Illustra­ To order, send 3,5^ In coins to:— aie no study period! aa such dur­ To the human being, on the persistent in hia charges that mo­ 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. ' ists. And any time s house is tions. PRISON FOOD RUINED brain stroke Thursday, was re- e A 14-year-old boy, violently sick nf heirs snd ord-r of distrihullon. and publishing a 'cop y of this order in atiins The v)arnlng bell from Braden time name of "shaking madnaas." Word of the proceedings at the Sue Burnett; The Manchester Eve­ Wethersfield, Sept. '26 (AS f.rom arute. inloxication. wa* taken this Court dir-cts that nnllr- of ,the newspaper having a circulation in said ing the school days." However, other .hand, the course of thought rale ia low*at the prison. 8 a,m.. Family Bucharlat. Junior full to espaetty like oura, there ported In satisfactory condlttbn llme Slid plar- assigned -fnr said hear­ waa sounded In the mldat' of An attack of "DTa" is a most .capip waa bropght to reporters in ■ To order, send, 26c in coin* to: ning Herald. 1150 AVE. OF So'mebody Is messing up the chow by Manchester Police to Manchesr district. SI least five days before . th# scheola are usually^ open after Before voting for a showdown, Choir. Teachers' dedication. Sep­ are going to be gripes.’’ Hawaii's record tourist boom. A today. Cape Cod Hospital used ing h# given to all persons known to day of said l\earing, to appear If ihe». and deliberation la open. We can .Gettyaburg, 26 nriiles away, by —Ahne Cabot, The Manchbater AMEI{IOAfi, NEW YORK 86, N. at the State Prison.. •* ter Memorial Hospital last night. he- interested therein to appear'and hourSj until late at night, with the executive board met with the arate aerviee for Nursery, child] Sn But, Braden adds, ths same, unpleasant experiehce for all eon-, only the one wnrd and did not s#e cause at said time and place, and uae a good square meal aa a pre­ almllar word of cauUon came earned. Symptoms cbihe on White Hoiiae' Press Secretary Evening Herald. 1150 AVE. OF Yestei-day Wardpn Mark S, Police said they found- the boy be heard Ihererth by publishing a copy be heard relative' therein, and make waixlen yesterday afternoon and In their Chapel. I think the altuaUpn balls' for at-r frOm radlo-TV aUr Arthur God­ James C. Hagerty, and Assistant elaborate, previously Mimford be heard th-renn hy publishing a copy return to this courJ. am) hy malting nn teacbfra there for pupils to con­ ventive inatead of a cure. If we quickly over a period of two or AMERICAS. NVW YORK 86, N.Y. For lat-fclaaa mailing add 10c Richmond reported.. someone had In the vicinity of.,Bfoad St. around read him a atatement stating they 11. a.m.. Morning) Prayer With tsntion' now—before teese storm frey when he vlalted the islands flecratary of state Berding. For lit-clasa mailing *idd 10c was reported making progress nf this order In some new sM per hav­ or before September J8, 1959. hy c«rll- sult if they wish. . were loyal to the state bbt deterr, three days, usually during or Im- for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ added onions to a 10-gallon can toward recovery. 11:30, "very alck.” The boy waa ing a circulation in said IMstrIct. at Hed mall, a copy of this order le find In oiiraelvas some, wayward In­ sernum by the Cuntte. Senior signals develop into' real trou­ recently. He complained ■ dbout Hagerty aaid the "general dla- for each pattern. Print Name. Ad­ least five days before the day of said Ruealan ehlidran bagin studying mined to use "all legal means in Choir. medlstely aftef a[ "bender." The dress with Zone, Style No. and of milk that was to be served to too III to anawer any«queationa Mildred B. Grool. 3i). Jensen St., Man­ stinct toward a teat *pf strength ble." the Inefficiency and-lack of diacl- eusaion of the world alCuatloh.” dress with Zone end Pattern Nmn- Size. hearings. *nd by mailing on nr befor# chester. Conn. :• Richard W. t-aw. 53 •kamlaoy ‘hi savanth grada, bot­ our power” to get improved workr 7 p.m., Evening Prayer In the sleep becomes broken, appsUte la b*r. Inmates who had just given blood. Long, straight Hblr does little about where, he obtained the liq­ Septemlier IS. 1959. bV certified mall, a Eaat Center St.. Manchester. Conn, with somebody, ws can glut our- Most o f ' the eomptainta seem pUne among beach hands at Wai- started In tha lodge's living room copy of this order to Bernard Bent, Ing conditions. Memorial Chapel of tha Nativity. to be the M5^t o f inefficient lost, and Intolerable rebtfoasnaea' a few minutes •after Eiaanhower Send 85c today fotf” your copy Two weeks' ago the coffee ;n the to relieve shar|>i’ pointed features. uor, they aaid. Hla parent* were guardian ad litem for Adrian Oront lit, WWj „ ***'*l®Pp-' Frifhtenlfif dtoama oc­ Hava you the *88 Album con­ of the new Fall A Winter '58 Issue prlaonera' mesa contained aoap ai d Washington Girovr. Maryland: Mary B. Karen L. Groat. Ellaalieth M. Oreot, anti Khrushchev arrived. It con- taining mgny lovely designs and 8 Let your hair fall in soft waYaa called to take him home alter he .Daisy. 19 Boswell St.. West Hartford. Wandy 'E. Groot. William R, Groot and tlmiad through dinner, he said, and of our complete pattern magaalne aome unknown aubitance had been and you'll notic* your faca a0c had bean treated In the emergency Cpnp. Cynthia A. Groot, minors. frea pattarna? Only Me a oopyl Basic Fashion. poured, into the gravy, ruining it, ^ (.ulsr of the Court, . By Order oi th# Court. peara lofter, too. room. MAPELINB B. ZIBumTH. Qsrk. MADELUGS B. 2nBBAXTH. .Cterk. MANGHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1961) P A G E S E V E N

1 African 1 Merits 3 County in DIRECTORY nation many states 8 It controla tha Suex — I Oave a iharp rA iT »d A V , quick cry ------ChJAYj 11 Mountain 4 School group erttif (ab.) II Drowtr 8 Georgia —— 14 Lace antw 8 Heart 15 SO (IV.) 7 Animal 33 Petty prineo SI Mon tidle l l Fiber knota 8 Ten nines 39 Intend 39 Make a ipeedi MANCHESTER CONFIDENCE IIV V. T. HAMMN IT Give ear to 9 Perfumes 27 Den 41 Tepid 10 Auricle 10 Malign looks 39 Expungers 43 Revolvea AUTO PARTS ke an appointment here with complete aanfl- rVE ICARNET \ / nCU YES, HE'S HIS ( YES . BUT NOT HALF AS BAP ’ 20 Dirk 12 Sow 33 Anointed 48 Meedowa TW^qUR M6^N den'he. knowing your pr«cl«His hair win recaiT* I'M aowty; oscA*,BUT\OJE'a interest 22 expire 13 Thoroughfarts 34 Grumble . 48 Name (Fr.) 270 BROAD ST expert,, gentle and "paraoitallaed" aerviea. 23 Steamert ISVentUato 3S.Welght SOAsc (ab.) 21 CTiurchfete 87 Unruffled 92 Exploeiye MENTAL C^«E.' HVPNOTIJEP.' 34 Dutch cheeae CHOICE VARIETl Alwaye At Vonr Servlee Eor 28 Paiief on QUALITY e SIACHINK SHOP SERVIOB 28 Obeerve 1 i r 4 r i I r r a EQUIPSUINT 30 Make lace SEAFOOD e PARTS (new and rebuilt) 81 Pavin* II ft ll a ACCESSORIES iubiianea “ifHE/MMOR “T 43 OAK ST. a SUPPLIES EAST CENTEROTNTER ST. 32 CourteiT I*! a DUPONT PAINT, SUPPLIES TMOUfiHT TEL. Ml 9-9987 TEL. sn S-5(K^ IT WAS title iT b Open Saturday until 5 p.aa. MUSICAL 33 Spheree of ir 5LANS* action u m Sl 36 Demolish.. 20 COMPLETE 39 Heavy blow . 40 Stitch .. r HIGH-GRADE m n HEATING GLASS CAKMVAI, BY DICK TURNER 42 Fruit r Knarf's 44 Corded fabric Rotai7 or Pressure • Fer Auto Wladshlelds 45Periainln( to w PRINTING ll Burners FOOD MARKET • For Store Fronts and all an afe JOB AND COMm I 47 District Staff )) CALL us FOR FREE 540 B. SnODLA TURNPIKE Glide Control Ends ^Throttle Eoo^ sisea of windows. PRISCILLA'S POP MY AL VERMEER ESTIMATES PRINTING Officer (ab.) Here Is good news for the man­ o For Tnblo Tops. 48 Stral(htencr W •1/ . PHONE 9-2295 rVE NEVER BEEN MOW LET‘s SEE! VtXI SO Ostrinsky’s Buys Old Papers or woman— who^ drivel long dis­ marked for fasf easy Inatallation Open 6 Dnye n Week Prompt and Eirieisat, TO POLICE COURT. IN TME COURTHOUSE. 51 Sell in small f? F08ARTY BROS. to custom fit every model, every 5 A.M. to 5 P.M. Of AH KtaMln X ^ M3U NEVER ■ 1 DON'T EVEN TURN LEPT AT THE lots r Open Monday thru Saturday Raising money for special proj-: tances, It la Glide Control, the Orst m INCORPORATED ects la quitie a chore today, but one a drive now and deliver the papers year and priced very reasonably. a o T OOT ONE »U KNOW WMERE STAIRS... TAKE TME 53 SInfinc voices 7 AJW. to 9 P.M. . electrical speed stabilizer guar­ 54 Fireplace r of the easier ways ia to take ad­ to 731 Parker St. and earn aome You just cut on the color-keyed J I C K E T v s ^ v l i f e .' ,TO SO .' SECOND DOOR. iEDDO HIUHLAND COAL, J, A, WHITE COMMUNITY PRESS shelf OONNEOnOUT COKE, SUNDAYS, 7 A.M. to 5 PAt. vantage of Oatrinaky’s offer of money?! anteed to save gas in any car, and tine and the carpet fits tight, trim f f w] and perfect. Aro Lux-ur-nig gives SB Dropsy FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL alightly higher pricea paid to or- You are sure of getting the full it is available ax Manchester Auto 9 East Middle Tpke. every Gfir a boost In value, brings GLASS CO. 86 Those who w 119 Broad Stw^TeL MI 9-45S9 Specializing In the Hneat cold ganizationa delivering newspapers' market price for anything when Parts, Inc., 270 Broad St. Stop in Telephone MI 3-5727 (suffix) ji cuts and meats In town. to the plant at 731 Parker St. They Oatrinsky buys it. They will ac­ and ask Edward or Victor Della- living room comfort with door-to- SI Bleaell SL—TeL Ml 9-7822 win pay alightly higher prices to cept papers (in fair quantity) Fera or any o f their men about it. doop luxury, lo everyone who theae ohurchea, organizationa. from individual homes as well as The main function of the device Is drives. It comes with rubberized OPEN SUNDAY clubs, etc. for paper delivered to rags and scrap metql. to eliminate a form of driving fa­ backing and reinforced extra-lohg- tigue called "throttle foot", the ac­ wearing heel pad. Dirt won't' sift "One Call Does It AIT SHORT RIBS BY PRANK O’NEAL a AJW. to 2 P.M. Your Beat the plant, a very easy way to help If you are having budget ABC APPUANCE raise extra money for those in­ troubles in your church, in any of celerator pedal is pressed until the through and it can be bnished or Buy On vacuumed in the twinkl'Ing of an DRY CLEANING ASSORTED Combination creased budgets. the clubs or organizations you are desired speed is indicated on the Right now there is a somewhat connected with, tell the members speedometer, a tap of the left foot eye and its coordinated colors har­ and LAUNDERING REPAIRS Windows and monize with ail interiors. See it f / COOKIES Doors, Window higher demand for newsprint, and ab6ut Ostrinsky's offer to pay on the set button locks it in and Bmaelioe A t: 21 Mapla St.-MI M 57S y W i - m i slightly higher than market prices speed is maintained while the at Manchester Auto Parts, Inc. Reg. 45o doz.; extra doz. lo Awnings, Door this has resulted in a rise in the Manchester Auto Parts, Inc. of­ IS OAR ST. rtUit BE to such organizations for news­ throttle foot is relieved of main­ «-»4 Canopies, current price paid for newspapers. fer Adco Sooperbonded Brake 501 HAR'TFURD RD. REPAIRS ON— ABoUhJO It would be an excellent tim e-to papers delivered to the plant. Get taining pressure. Another tap of 2 Doz. 4 6 c laloasle Window Shoes, In this the lining is bonded 249 N. MAIN ST. LONG SAM have a drive and take advantage your drive started now so that the left foot on the control button BY AL CAPP mid BOB LUBBERS WERE. and Doors to the shoe instead o f riveted. This GRILLS, BLECZnilO IRONS, of this increase in prices paid. Fall you can take advantage of the in­ or pressing the brake pedal in­ rOASTERS, PEROOLA'TOBS, gives longer mileage and the NEW SYSTEM TVCAUMaMSWAMTED O N ek M S A U .A is a good time to clear out the crease in the market price. Re­ stantly unlocks the Glide Control. VACUUM CLEANERS, HEAT­ LYNN'S E-Z Term . • Free Entlniates drums will not score so quickly. m X t S K M F O t K 6IRLN6EP6. cellar; papers do accumulate quite member that you can depend upon For . bursts of speed over the de­ LAUNDRY ERS. PANS. SEWING MA- AROUND NESE. T E U sn 3-2856 Even though the weather has fast and getting rid of them can Oslrinsky to pay the highest sired setting, normal foot pres­ CHI^fCMe AIAW BAKE SHOP been hot this week, colder weather DRY CLEANERS TE L. sn S-599A Home Specialties Co. be somewhat of a problem. I f your prices, and there is no easier way sure overrides the control and re­ is not too far away and that means Mnln PInnti 44 Hnrrieoa BL IBS N. Main St.—At Depot Sq. Rob Brown and Charlie Pringle church or organization is looking to earn extra money than organiz­ moving the foot allows the speed the wise motorist will commence PkoM Ml 9-7759 An work guaraHtMfi 7 ^ 39 PURNELL PLAGE for a way to raise money, why not ing a paper drive for your par­ to return to the pre-set selection. to think of cold weather protec­ take advantage of this offer, atari ticular organization. We pride ourselves on being able lo maintain steady speeds but tion for his car. There is nothing m CLDSIN& there is still that slight up and better than Prestone Anti-Freeze, IM ON VUN\J formation. It is believed to have down movement of the throttle for it will not evaporate and gives CUNLIFFE Modem Chemistry originated in Asia. The game was pedal that not only Increases driv­ absolute protection all during the DON WILLIS apparently popular in Mesopo­ ing tension, but increases fuel con­ cold weather. Better check now Text and Work Book and s tamia about 4000 B. C. sumption. 'ITie Glide Control Corp, and when that unexpected cold MOTOR SALES claims that the unit, by providing snap comes, you'll be safe. EXPERT AUTO BODT and GARAGE Rif. U.A PM. M. ■ ■ M r t Q —How many U.S. military maximum efficiency and uniform­ Protect your engine from undue For the TV Chemistry ity of fuel feed to the carburetor FENDER REPAIRS 18 Main St.. Tel MI-9-4581 5-X4 • 1M9 H MA UMtm, IM. TJN. CALI. Q—What is the derivation of the cemeteries are maintained in for­ wear by Insisting upon Amalie eign countries? • will increase gas mileage up to ENAMEL and LACqU^R Ml .8-6563 Course— Available A t word zero? Pennsylvania Motor Oil. It has "I kept wamlnr th« wife to ba careful in the company A—Our word zero comes from A —There are 14 American mili­ 25% and there is a reduction in greater natural oiliness to begin REFINISHINOS Spociolisiiig In JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRUNDFIELD a M O R IN a driver fatigue. It takes less than parking lot—mat tha boat's oar was parked there!" MANCHESTER the Arabic term sifr, meaning tary cemeteries maintained on for­ with, and through slow, low tem­ REASONABLE PRICES cipher, which in turn is a trans­ eign soil. an hour to install, in fact qnyone perature refining It retains this FREE ESTI»tATE8 BRAKE SERVICE lation of the Hindu word sunya, slightly mechanically minded can greater oiliness, clinging to piston ^I«8b9 iF 1^ BOOKSHOP meaning "vo id " or "em pty." Q—Where in Washington. D.C. install it himself. The unit may be and cylinder walls and all bearing RT. SO—WAPPING, CONN. Front End Angnmont ANDREWS BLDG. is there an exhibit of all models installed in all makes and models surfaces. You get instant, full pro­ AT THE RICHFIELD SION of water transportation. of automobiles. Why not inquire I-ITTI.E SPORTS BY RUUtiUN 87 E. Center St.— Ml 2-1038 Q—Where is the famous cathe­ tection from Amalie Pennsylvania TEL. Ml 9-5404 Gonaral Ropnir Work PARKING IN REAR dral clock on which a procession A—In a room full of boats and about it at Manchester Auto Parts, Oil on every start, try it and see. tiLven. LAficH Monehotfor Moving of the Apostles appears at noon? ship models in the Smithsonian Inc. ? People of Rockville and vicinity KAetNn ^vKBies ^Jf A — Strasbourg, France. At Institute, everything that has Need a new auto carpet for yotir are pleased that Manchester Auto and Trucking Co. noon each day, a procession of ever borne man upon water is car? Ask about Aro Lux-ur-rug, Parts, Inc. have expanded their the Apostles appears, while a represented. the only .auto carpet that Is pre- business Into their territory. Last MANCHESTER CLOCK and cock above crows three times. June the DellaFera's opened the MASURY Rockville Auto Parts,.Inc., at 70 Q —Ha« the United States Con­ Union St., and you will find the MEMORIAL-CO. v n u i M U j m gress ever levied a national poll same wide stock of parts and Opposite Eaat Cemetery PAINT tax? courteous service here that has . . . Is good point A—No. but many states in the marked their Manchester Store. JOHN POSTMA Union have used such a tax to Qiioiity Momoriolt Stop In and get acquainted. raise revenue. B. C BY JOHNNY HART 310 Main St. Over 50 Teara Experienoe Q—What game fish did Saint Traveling Bug PAUL'S BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE e JI. Ml 3-6233 Ambrose once call "the flower of Can Ml 9-5807 Paint and WaHpaper Store We Have A fishes"? The-Hessian fly; an enemy of 645 Main Street NIee .Selection A —The grayling, a prized game the most vital crop in the U.S., A. AIMETTI, Prop. Of Waterproof fish of far northern waters. wheat, is said to have been Harrleoa 8 L Maneheeter Tel. Ml 9-0300 Crystals brought over in 1776 by the Hes­ Q - How old Is the Giant Se­ sian troops coming from Europe. quoia in Yoaemite National Park? / 1/ ' "V A—The tree towering to a ( .. . / 'f height of 309 feet is 3,800 years '6 and ^ old. , ' WATKINS-WEST LIQUORS Q—How smart is a whale? PACKAOE STORE A —Whales are far more intel­ FUNERAL WINES-BEER ROUTE 8-44 • BULTON ligent than the. fishes, and more so BEER IN BARRELS Phone sn 9-SS24 than maqy kinds of mammals. 250 TOLLAND ST. SERVICE FOR ALL OCCASIONS! • •aw*««• a..«»4 • tw• >..»«a 1 *«• . oa•• ■■ They have a mentality superior to o DELIVERT SERVICE o BEER that o f an ox and probably close, EAST HARTFORD ORMAND J. WESTi SIOR1Y MEEKLB if not equal, lo that of a dog or, a Direclor WEST SIDE BY DICK CAVAl.LI TuRnPIKE LIQUORS horse. BU 9-6333 142 E. .CENTER ST. PACKAGE STORE MICKEY FINN TicNewir--r ___ AUTO BODY WINES Power and Hand Tools BY LANK LEONARD DIO HEAR A Q-^Wher4 was General Custer Painting nnd DecotaUng Tools Manchester’s Oldest Hariry Fraaaaafiy, Permlttoo NOWEUWr ' l.«rgo Walk-In Boer Cooler finally buried ? . Garden and Land Tools 805 CENTER ST., W t a , FINN KBPT A —At West Point. With Ptneat FaelUtlee MANCHESTER—Ml 94180 THE HONOR.' HE'S. NIGHT.'' and Cold Beer At All Ttmea Baby, Household, Party INIVtRTHOUOUTPlNN IT WAS XIHNS FOUirm CERTAINLY PLAYING Open Dnll.v 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. and Banquet Needs W9ULPHM.VC7MTL0N6, 'SHOT THAT wo 17-H e BETTER NOW.' Q - Was the game of chess In­ Invalid Needs MX nVI-WITH 8TXUTZ UVBP IT UPSTIFF'I vented by a msn or a woman? MMONINTWO.' THINK THAT'S WHY WRECKER A —There-, is no authentic In- STRUT! THfCe Remember A- PUTT6 P/ SERVICE CUSTOM MADE Delightful Place To Dine VIC’S PIZZA SHOP CANVAS AWNINGS Call Ml 4-1111 " 159 W. Middle Turnpike DuBaldo, Fine Music Instruction RED EMBER Pbone Ml 9-9700 VICHI'S W ith Lhe coming, of the fall sea-' FX)B YOUR son, music.leaeons are again in full the Dubaldo Music Center, they OPEN SUNDAYS PIZZA will be delighted to show it to you. AIR CONDITIONING swing at the Dubaldo Music Cen­ COCKTAIL LOUNGE SPAGHETTI Banquets, recaptions and re­ . AND ter, 186 W. Middle Tpku. where unions are all made much more A.MPLE PARKING RAVIOLI they have been located since 1953. succeaaful by the addition of ad REFRIGERATION DANCING a 1M» >1, Mtt iM. T M. II.,. U.l, orchestra, especially so if It is EVERY FRIDAY and OPEN DAILY They teach piano, organ, accordi­ NEEDS SATURDAY NIGHTS CAPTAIN EASY on, guitar, banjo and drums. Due the Dubaldo Orchestra' under the 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 PJ«. I.ESl.IE TURNER to the fact that the Dubaldo Music direction o f Bruno Dubaldo. Their 1 RAN INTO 5 HANPU. fMW.ANb »0 mS 8Ht!» RIAOvioiaA'. ANOATniOilOiGr , hapueatherhomesi' emhti Center la noted for its fine instruc­ regular orchestra consists of four REp EMBER SUNDAYS ABERNATHY Tf8190 HK-ai eveRV- WOODCOCK BY KAl.aT(iN JONES and KKANK ^RIUOEWAV SHE VW.L M H T (LATEMeUT , ^UL Hff ir RIOHT ON TMS N0S8! tion, most of the time is filled, but pieces,' guitar, accordion, trumpet Rts. 0 and 44A —Bolton 4 P.M. to 10:90 P.M. THWIfl S H e U 88 A5KI0 US N C08HAM.. I^OAV IA»y REFRIGERATION CO. TEL. MI 9-4445 CLOSED MONDAYS HOW ABOUT NaLETfeTRY > : LIKE THEIR CHOICE to 00! SHE WON'T IWL! THO 9H9 00 NOT TAXI! DUCOindDULUX REFINISHING SEE U.S FOR: I if you have a youngster Interested and drums, but this may be added ARRIVES TO in taking music lessons call M I to if desired. For further informa­ SITTING BY THE NEXT : REAPINS m a t e r ia l ! ANO H9R TRIP a m i KNOWZAT' SK flNNY o Aluminum Roll Up Awnlnge HER AN ALIBI! 1M MIDDLE TURNPlKi WEST 9-6205 and see if there i»-.an“ open tion as to. ratea and open dates, THOSE TWO?, , BENCH INSTEAD. o Veneti.in Blinds MANCHESTER o Storm Doors pcilod.' They are open dally from contact Bruho Diibaldo-at Mitchell Sa.vs For Best Buys 1:30 to 9 and from 9 to 5 on Satur­ 9-0205. FOR EXTRA MONEY HAItY MUll o Combination Windows Old Hfekory Straight Bourbon, days. The loan system at the Dubaldo Manchester Awning Ca. - Organ music is . ihcreasingly . Dubaldo Berube's Phone Manchester 8 years old. Full quart ... 85.3^ Music Center is greatly appreci­ Typewriter Service 195 M ESI CENTER ST. popular and in the Kinsman elec­ ated by all parents, for young­ MUSIC CENTER WE PAY Telephone Ml 9-3091 tric organ you have a most un­ 479 Middle Tpke. E. ^ V i '^■■'°'Mlrchtll 3-7043 -Burk and Barry Blended Whis­ sters are' notorious ' for changing 126 MIDDLE TPKE..WEST Mdnchsster Established 1949 key, 86 Proof. Full quart 94.29 usual one for. Its rich, deep tones their mipds about the musical in­ HIGHEST PRICES r r m TEL. MI 9-0208 are simply amazing. M ^y small strument they wish to play.' This Typewriters and Offleo For Raga, Paper. Metsls Barton Reserve Blended Whis* organs lack depth andrichness, would be a very costly change if Machines Repaired, Servleed key, 90 Proof. -Full quart $4.26, and Scrap Iron but not the Kinsman, and It is not it were not for the fact musical In­ ACCORDIONS Rentals 4/5 $3.99 too large to fit comfortably Into struments are loaned to students CALL UR DELIVER TO any room. It is relatively easy to KINSMAN ORGANS We Handle Stationery Along B and L Scotch Whiskies, 4/5 here for a reasonable length of learn how to play this organ, you With Office Machine Supplies 100 Proof 95.11 time, long enough to Intmre the Private Instructions OSTRINSKY if Uth Unlit, hie. TM W8fc U.K can learn in a surprisingly short fact thpt this ia the inetrument Tour Mall List As Desired time, andoexpert organ lessons can Instruments and Supplies Dealers la Waste Matartala Bottled Beer, full case (24 bot­ your child really wanta to play. A. d. BERUBE, Prop. BY PETE HOF H'MAN tles) $2.99 plus deposit. be obtained at the Dubaldo Music 791 PARKER ST. If a change is desired, another in­ Orcheatra for Hire MI 9-5477— MI 3-5S42 TeL MI-9-8792 or 90-9-5879 Center at a ver^. reasonable price. strument will be lo^hed Without Ice Box Ready Mix Manhattan Why not stop in and see and hear ■lAe t Mtwt and Martini, 4/5 . .. fiE.S2 this organ. He.aring Ls believing, expense tor you. When you, do. pur­ chase the instrument you are You nimt'th# )ob. . wi h ivt just iM tlj^it Du Pont and not until you have heard it Bon Core Table.Wine, Vino Da played will you really know just sure of a r4al interest in playing Flint (or It... In colors to mitch anythm|l Have a Pranzo. Full ga llo n ...... $2.00 that parycular one and you have CAMPING quajtion on colof ?... what to ute?. how to do ll? how beautiful its tones are. KIERNAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. Dubaldo Music Center,also Calory saved yourself money through C A LL US for axport l;elp on yodr nori paintini job: the Magnus Electric Chord organ,' this convenient loan syetem. EQUIPMENT EDWARD A. OONKUN, PreoMent VICHI'S this is the OTgan. with q full range', The Guerrlni accordion is fea­ 427 HAR1TORD RO— ^TEL. Ml 9-4100—Neat to Norman’a a high fidelity musical instrument tured at the Dubaldo Music Cen­ Tenta, ftotn, .Steeping Bagz, PACKAGE STORE with true tones. You can get an in­ ter also the well.known 'Gibson Air M attree:^ Stovee, COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRING struction book with the organ, and guitar. TTiey always carry a full Lanterna. it is all pumbered so' absolutely lin e,of all musical supplies. anyone can actually play on sight. For information as to lessons, MANCHESTER CLEAN USED CARS BODY WORKl I f you are one who has longed to or for rates on the orchestra, con­ SURPLUS SALES CO. • Full etuck ot etandard and Blue Streak ignltloa parta. a Adha play hut never taken lessons, tact the Dubaldo Music Center, .109 N- m a in ST. biaka Ualags Inatall^ fii. ail papolar medala. a IVaataaa iwd amaze yoiir. family and friends by 186 W. Middle Tpke., MI 9-0205., at Depot Square Ask to hear the Kinsman organ' Goodyear Krea Reoape la aU potralar elaea e A eamplata Safe­ or the Magnus Eleetric Chord or­ ' Open Dally to 9:00 P.2L ty laspaetlen Free, a FaU llaa of Taaaeo prodneta. i. FARR—on 9-7IH' gan, you ara lUways welcome. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 86. 1969 PAGE NtNB The Itoofiflt RiMl C i u n ^ IS«A BOOmro—•pselsiistag rsMirinr Dodgers Take Lead as Jack Meyers Stops Braves and Maloney CLASSIFIED roofs of sji kinds. Nsw roott, Herald Atifule t*r work, cblinnsyB okMiasd. r»- psirsd. Aluminum siding. '*8 .rsars’ oxpsrlsnc*. Fra* sslt- By EARI, YOST ADVERTISING mates Call Howlsy, Ml S-aMl, lO 3 0783. Bob riouR-h. now in hi* oixth Giants Play Quarterbacks Hold Key ■ruon HIT manugrr of Uif Bowllnir Hall Scores Upset 1-0 Midgets at Mt. Nebo; \ CLASSIFIED AOVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS C!re«l, reports Flo Klotor hax 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. MoTUif—Trvcklnt— jotno«1 thf otoff for Ihe lUSfl-SO Storagt 20 li«>i REPORT BRRORM In tlm* for the Best Inssr- cross countr.v' squad Red and White athletic teams ended the Country Club I Valley Baseball League encounter MANUHB8TER Moving and Fruck- Boston 10,'Washington 4. ’‘■beautiful and spacious- Memorial day with a .667 batting average.’^- tion. Tbs HersM Is respossibi* for onlr O.NE Incorrert nr nmitteil with Philadelphia, hadn’t Field. Ing Company Local and 'oru dm- ; been a winner in more than Cleveland 8-8, Kansas City 2-7. While th* harriera flashed mld- Barber Trails I Midget League Pairings taiasrtiM far say ndvertlssmsnt and (lien only to tho oxtent of a It’s no secret that Silk Town A Pro-Pro Tournament i* sched­ “malM good" Insertion. Error* which do not lessen the raJne of tanqo moving, packing and stor- W. L. Pet. O.B. saaSon form in whipping Hartford uled Monday and the course will Tomorrow'a pairinga at Nebo i m s : Wsskiy van som e* to Now three month.s. Mostly a re- Coach Walker Brigga is counting Bulkejey 15-44 and CCIL newcom­ tlm ndrerttsonaont will ant bo eorreeted by "make good" Insertion. : never, he hsdn't pitched more than Chicago ...... 92 60 .605 be closed to all other pla.i. Part­ match tha Fire Fighters <1-01 and ' York M3 ESMI. aeveland ...... 89 63 .588 3, heavily on Junior Don Seipel to er Maloney of. Meriden 15-50, Golf Pace Set the Blue Devils (0-1) in the lid -' five innings In better tl*sn s year. direct the Indians' split-'i attack, Coach* Dick DanieUson's veteran ner*. will be drawn for the two- He hadn't hestejv -Milwaukee In New York ...... 79 ifs ..120 ■ 131 lifter and the Cruisers Il-Oi! TOUR COOPERATION WH.L MANCHESTER Packsgs DsUvSfy. a task well done a year ago by soccer combine was outhuatled in ball best liall event which will be Light trucking and pdeksg* daiiv- four yeare. But last night, he had Detroit ...... 78 76 .500 16j played over 27 holes. against the Smoke Eaters (0-1) in BE APPRECIATED Dial Ml 3^2711 Boston ...... 73 79 ' .480 191 John Ziemak. With only JV ex­ dropping an exciting 1-0 decision By Stranahan the 3 o'clock nightcap. ery. Refrigerators, wasAsrs a.id I the Brave* bangin' hy their perience to his credit, Seipel. an ! thumbs^;' Baltlmor* ...... 72 80 .474 201 to perennial strong Hall High of All four, team* hav* been drill­ stove moving specialty. Pflldlng eager and willing student. ha* West Hartford. The loss snapped On Sqnday. Oct. 11 a Pro-Mem­ chairs for rent. Ml t-ffTBu. Behind Meyer's four-hit, .1 2.M- Kansas City ...6 4 88 .421 281 ber tourney over the par 36-34-70 ' San Franciaco, Sept. 26 UP)- - ing dUigenlly this pa«t week, hop-, Lost and Pound ' Auto Driving Scboql 7-A Washington ....6 3 89 .414 29 thus far proven to be a good ball a nine-match Winning streak com­ ing to improve both their line and I Inntng shutout relief job. the Isst by the hooter* en route to a layout will be held and all Club Seven under par and shooting the place Phillles'^at the Braves and Today’s Games handler and hla passing has im­ plied backfl.eld units. Practice session* NOTICE IS HEREBY given that MORTLOCK'8 Mancheater'a lead­ proved over last season. nifty 14-0-1 won,' lost and tied rec­ member* interested in participat­ Optional Share Book An. .8203. ing driving arhKlk>s Angeles Seipel's task could become a into the third round of the 840.000 been lost qnd application ha* been Telephone Mr. Mortlork, Director in th* fs*t-closing\ Nstional Baltimore at New York—Pap­ simple one'since the inexperienced' For the flrst time since the new Pro Alex Hackney has with­ Golden Gate Invitational Tourna­ wa* carried out last week," re­ fully Insured for large and taiall 'I mad# to said Aasorlation for pay­ of Driver Education. MI 9-749*. I>e^grfe pennant race.' pas (15-0) vs. Coates (01-1). youngster will be working with a 2.7-mile course was laid qut iniide drawn from Sunday's'Pro-Member ment with a 68-67—135. ported Pinky Pohl, thf loop’s as­ job* Workmanship' guaranteed sistant supervisor, ‘'arid the same ment of the amount of depoalt. with reasonable priest. MJ 8-4184. TTie Dodgers, now one\g*me Washington at Boston-—Ramos backfield unit made up of three and outside of the spacious layout Tournament in Torrington. The Only one stroke bark of the PREPARE FOR driver’s test: ______ahead with two to play, put »v^;ay (13-19) vs. Monbouquette (7-7). lettermen — Co-Captain Dick at Memorial Field all flve Man- popular Silk Town professional, will hold true tomorrow.” LOST—Rust colored male Pom-; Age* 18 1C 60. Driving \no elks* I EXTERIOR AND Intartor peiotigg chester runners were timed under Crystal River, Fla., leader and Officials of the sponsoring Fire ;a .1-4 victory over the Chicago Kansas City at Cleveland — Sylvester, Mike Simmons and who recently underwent knee blazing around the exacting 6.628- eranlan, Sept. 22, vicinity North room. Three Instructors. No wait-i and paperhanging. WaUm c' Cub* on Gil Hodges' llth-innlng'N Johnson (0-1) vii. Briggs (0-0). I Greg Manchuck. 18 minute*. First Silk Town har­ surgery, ha* been ordered by hla A Police Junior Athletic A«*n. an­ Main 8t. Reward. MI 9-8807. i Driving Acada-: hooka. Guaranteed workmanilrf rier to cross the flniah line was yard Harding Park course under a ticipate another flne crowd, per­ home run and dandy relief work ^ - Tomorrow’s Schedule Hartford Coach Ralph Worth doctor to keep off his leg* as much bright sun were Jerry Barber, the my. PI }-7249, ; Reasonable rates. Fully inpored. from Larry Sherry. (End of Season) also lost ^.n outstanding quarter­ Ken Smith, amooth-ninning jun­ as possible. It may be quite a apell haps greater than last week’s ------i Fast and rourteoua aervtc# I o mXt KIvOTKK ior who seems certain to crack the 135-pound powerhouse from Lo* turnout which wa* estimated at P tra om ld Ims Angeles esn nail the pen-j Baltimore at New York. back with the graduation of before Hackney is given the green Angelea. and Tommy Bolt, winner ■ MotorcyciM— BievriM 11 ' J. Pelletier. Ml 9.8338., nant today - If the Dodger* can Waahlngton at Boston. George Guillano. The success of course record of 15 minutes before 300. Th# qiuonset hut al Nebo will been innctinned by the Nationitl the season ia over. Smith's time light to resume hla active status. of the 1968 National Open. WANTED couple victory over the Cubs with Kansas City at Cleveland. the Owls in the forthcoming week* be open for dressing facilities. PAINTINO AND pdpSTtianataf. Duek Pin Bowling Congre** and DON SEIPEL yesterday was 16:12 despite the Oilers Need VIctorv THE BIKE SHOP, 2S7 Spruce St.: another victory by the Phil*. A Chicago at Detroit will depend a great deal on the MIKE GECIAU8KA8 Nineteen players finished their Columbia sales and service. New, Good clean workinknahlp al rru American Junior Duck Rn Bowl­ warm weather which was more second round with scores under On the baseball front, iforiarty Eye witnesses or material wMt- sonabia rates. Jff years in Man­ sweep of their two at Chicago and National League performance of Bob PercolosI, a neaacs in connection with fatal used and trades. Bought and sold. ing Congress. Clough report*. the Dodgers are home free, no suited for swimming. cerned with the defensive ability NBA TV Schedule par as the tournament reached the! Bros, need a victory tomorrow to chester., Raymond nak*. KI • • • TRIO THAT SENT BRAVES DOWN Yesterda.v’a Reaults scrappy 170-pounder who is of hla untested backfield. But it automobile accident which oc­ 9.9237, matter what the Braves do today Three who helped Philadelphia Phil.i knock Lon Angelea 5, Chicago 4 (11). Co-Captain Hal Bennett was midway point where the field w as' •‘••P poer with the Wetherafleld Milwaukee Bravra Hunter Stops tabbed only as a fair passer. Let­ was not the defense which let the curred on Sept, 7, 1959. 11 p.m. on Back home for the hnaeball war* and tomorrow. ukee Brav^ from first-place tie in National League salute each other in dressing Philadelphia 6. Milwaukee 3. ■econd with a good 15:17 clocking. Lists 41 Gam^s, trimmed to professional* who: which play* host to Cqlllns- Route 15, Manchester. Conn. Busintas Service O fftnd 13 j e x t e r io r and tntarlor painting. la <>ene Johnson, North End young termen Bob (Jet) Johnson and Indian* down but instead the of­ scored 150 or better. The cut sawSunday. Wetherafleld also hat Southpaw Johnny Podres (14-8l room last night. From left, Gene Freese, who drove in four runs in 6-3 victory; Ed San Franciaco at St. Loiiis, fullback Brian Smith should prove Next in line, all Indians, were Jay Ceiling* reflmshed. Papatm ' man, nho had a fine season with Is the Dodger choice today against Boris 15:29, John Salclus 15:5*2 fensive unit which time and again 93 pros and the 10 low amateurs ] another makeup contest one Week Call .IA 7-64.71 CONNIE’S 'TV and Radio Service, the Eau Claire, Win,, Braves In the Bouchee, who drove hi other two, and pitcher Jack Me.ver, who stopped Braves in Night, Postponed, Rain. Argentine Foe helpful in getting the new QB Excluding Playoffs available ail nours. Satisfaction Wallpaper. . books. Caumataa____ , vsn. Dave Hillman (7-11). The Brave* Only Games Scheduled. and Andy Tauris 15:58. did not take full advantage—pass­ advance to the third round. tomorrow against Unionville. Fully covered by insurance. Call riaa* C Northern I.eague, .\fter a relief stint. (AP Photomx) over the opening game. guaranteed. Call MI 9-1815 shoot with Warren (The Wonder) W. L. Pet G.B. , A Bulkeley runner, Doug Mason, ing-wist — of several scoring ■CarU' SdaUka. Wethersfleld, providing the OII4ra WANTED—Ride to Hartford, vi- Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1008. slow start, Johnson came 4 time of 16:01. Manchester's Al coach singled out goalie Mike yet to win a tournament on the 9-8780. Free estlmatea. No job too smaii. over ..tOtl to raise his average to Syracuse, N. Y., Sept. 26 l/P>— that Hartford will be dropped to Ridyard flnished seventh in 16.09. Basketball Assn, will be nationally flrst place. 9-47,36 after 5:80 p.m. Giants trail b> 2 'j and still have Pittaburgh ,.78 74 ,513 7 Geciaurka* and backs Tom An- pro circuit this year, was an early John Verfaille, MI 3-2821. .2ltn. .\ third hnaeman, Johnson I* Matson on^Display Tonight Billy Hunter of Detroit stepped make room for Wethersfield In Maloney's first finisher was Al saldl, Blily'Stuek and Bruce Bona- teleWsed over the NBC network, it With so many of the Man’chetter three to play -after last night's Chicago ...... ,.73 79 .480 1'2 finisher Friday, but hi* foiir-un- V^eVVM CLEANERS. Electrolux ticketed for a promotion In the high in the heavyweight ranks to­ 1960. The Indians have yet to Kiemey who placed 19th with a dies for their outstanding per­ wa* announced today. Eight play­ players having returned to college m o r t e n s b n t v SpseUlbisd RCA rain-out at St. Loula. It's Sam Cincinnati . . . ,.72 80 .474 13 der-par gave him a bare margin •Ri world'e only fully automatic Milwaukee farm system In I960 , , day after jabbing bull-like Alex ! beat the Owls In three games, time of 18:13. It should be pointed formances. "Geciautkaa In par­ off games also will be carried. It remains a quaition mark just televisiait ssrvica. M14-4M1. Courses and ClRsiiM 27 Jones (20-1.11 and Jack Sanford St. Louis .... ,.69 82 .457 1514 Milcff to ribbons in. his national |' losing 6-0 in 1956, 13-6 in 1957 ‘that stood up under heavy fire as (Ft cleaner. Work saving fea- Moe ,M o r h a r d I, Chicago Chibs’ (15-12) in a twl-nlght pair today out that the Meriden school, which ticular.” said Danielson, "did a The first telecast will be an ex­ who will comprise Coach Paul bonus hoy from Manchester, who Philadelphia . .64 88 .421 21 television debut. and 40-8 in '58. hibition between the Philadelphia the field strung out. turos. Fuliv guaranteed, factory- M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ EIJICTRONICS - Radlo-TV—Lsam against the Cards' Vinegar Bend Today’s Gaines I bowed to Bulkeley, 1.1-50. was tremandous job for u».” The Maneggia’s atarting battery. But wound up the season with Paris, As Giants Invade Coliseum Warrior* and St. Louis Hawks at Young Bob Goalby, alto playing it ia expected that little Leo Cyr rebijllt olbaner. Call Ml 3.6306, ice. 9>iii time. Residential com­ by Doing,”, at OnnecUcut’s Old­ Miiell (13-91 and Larrv Jack.son Referee Joe Abraham stopped it | - In the weight department Man- making its flrst attempt at cross youngster made his debut aa a III., In the Class D Midwest I.,eague Ims Angeles at Chicago Podrea oountr>-. Kansas City Oct. 11. The opening mercial indUB|rtal. Attics cellars, est Electronics School. Days tsdh- (13-13). (14-8) ya. Hillman (7-11). after the seventh round of the Chester will outweigh. Hartford varaity net tender. out of Crystal River, shot a three- • 2-01 will be on the mound, with HILLYER COLLEGE student de­ nlclan class—also twice a week arrived home anil then set out for New York, Sept. 26 (/P)— to the Colt* laat season, have<’ 25 consecutive league games r.nd bloody 10-rounder laat night. 185-172 in the line, with the Owls Sine* was overly pleased with, scheduled ^ m e, between the Bos­ under-par 68 to stay only two either Eddie Wojclk or Bernie yards, lawn Mowing, nigh gras* made an all-out bid to knock off Philadelphia a t Milwaukee Rollie Glatz, the team's leadinig sire*'ride to Hartford. 7:4.1 a m evening servicing clast now start­ a vacation In Nova Scotia. Mor- he goes for 26 tomorrow ag.iinst MitelT’a face was a mess and Dr. holding a slim 159-158 advantage the opening double triumph. "The ton Celtic* and the Cincinnati strokes off Stranahan'* pace. And Alemany behind the plate. cut. InctnsrStor barrels. W u-fTBT. PHlLI.lEg 6, BRAVES 3 - The j the Colts by .sending nine (honest, the Lions, who have been weaken­ Roberta (15-16) v*. Spahn (20-15). scorer last fall, and reserve Dave Monday. Wednesday, Friday. Call ing. Come In, write, phone JA hardt played amateur ball in Nova Phillies made it four In a row over Nine-Man-Gang goes Charles Bender Jr., refused to per­ in the backfield. times were very good considering Royals at the Boston Garden Oct. Dow Finsterwald. Teqiieita, Fla.. MI 9 2089. REUPHOLSTEHT, allp covers - d .1-3406 for free circular. New Eng­ Scotia for two years before sign­ a whole baseball team) players to ed offensively through the loss of Pittaburgh at Cincinnati Um- mit HIteff to answer the bell for th# weather." said the local coach. Sibrinaz were other itandouta in Burdette, the 21-game winner who on Asauming that the 1959 In­ 17, also will be televiaed, starting 1958 PGA champion, added a 68 draperies custom made. Fre* a- land Technical Institute, 86 Union ing a pro contract. 1 display tonight again.st one the Cardinals for Matson,, who for injured halfback Gene Gedman. brlcHt (0-0) v*. O’Toole (5-8). the eighth. Under New York rules ’•ft’* * good start and I feel cer­ a lojing cause. It was a typical at 5 p.m. (E8T). hasn't beaten .them since May 22. San Francisco at St. Louis (2) dian* will want to be remembered first game performance insofar as to his first round 70 to hang in COTTON RUGS up to 9x12 expert­ tlmatei. Open evenings for yTir Place, Hartford 3. Conn. • * • of the most respected de alx seasons was virtually the en­ Came of Age it was listed as an eighth round tain the boya Will do better • in Ravbeslofi Blanked and they did It quick. They scored Twl-Nlght—J o n e s (20-1.1) and ns the firet team to win on tha the Indian* were concerned. The following day the Minneapo­ close contention at 138. ^ ly dyed. Chose from 70 decorator cohvenlence. P A M UpholMery fensea in pro football when tire Cardinal running gami^ TKO forthcoming meets." lis Laker* meet the Detroit Pis­ color*. Lu6ky Lady Self-Service \Alex Hackney Day will be ob­ twice Iri the first snd then tagged The Bears, who finished in that Sanford (15-12) Vs. MIrell (13-9) Memorial Field gridiron — lost Tuesday afternoon the local 'Shops, 207 N. Main St. Ml 9-m4. the New York Giants invade Me­ Los Angeles has him In a back- The popular Silk Town coach tons at Minneapolis in another tele­ l-'O bv Clearwater I-Aundry, 11 Maple 81. BondA—StodiA MortfutflA 31 served today at the Manchester the big rightliander with his 1.1th aecond-place Western tie with the and Jackson (13-13). Miteff blamed what he called a al) four home gapie* last fall hooters travel to Bristol to engage the 1965 U.8. Open title, and young Counlw Club and Assistant Pro morial Coliseum. The game be­ fleld quarterbacked by Billy Wade Rams, whipped through the ex­ "green” referee for his first loss aUo -gave the impression that vised contest. TYPEWRITERS — Repaired, rent­ defeat In a four-run third capped Tomorrow’s Schedule the crystal ball picks the Red and newcomer Briatol Central and then Tennesseean Mason Rudolph, who WANTED Ride to Hartford frfim NEED FUNDS? It's sasler to carry Jack 'rhylor expected a large turn­ tween the defending Bkiatern Con­ and featuring the ■ versatile Jon hibition season with a 5-1 record, after three good victories. He had White to score an upset—It would Smith’* time may have been better All sight team* will see action Cleai-water, Fla., Sept. 26 OPi— ed, sold and servleed 479 E, by Gene Freeae'a 22nd homer, ference champions and the West­ (End of Regular Smsnn) return-home Friday to host Platt shared the first round lead at 67. -vicinity Henry St. Hours F-4:30. on# debt than many. Pay |3t.n out. Hackney; "home pro here, is Arnett and power-running Tom but they might have their hands been rated seventh among the have to be termed as such off had he been pushed more. "Smit- Oct. 24. with the New York. Defending Champion Stratford. Middle Turnpike. Ml 9-S477. with two on. ern's title-minded Rams is one of Wilson. This is the offen.sive ogre . Los Angelea at Chicago. ty had nq one to puah him to hi* of Meriden at 3:30, both slipped back to 72 for 139s. Call after 5:30 p.m. MT 9-4485. per month for each ll.OOO. Dial atill recupWating from a recent full with improved Green Bay, The Pittsbui-gh at Cincinnati. heavies by the National Boxing i year' results — 14-12 vir- Hall ID Knickerbockers meeting the War­ Conn., plays Aurora. Ill,, at S p.m. Freeae knocked In four run* and two nationally televised Saturday the Giants must face and they full capabilities outside of hi* own Maackriter (t) riors at Madison Square Garden, Wtth them was Brni# Vossler of TAMKIR TREE Removal — taiid 1 CH 8-8897 and ask Frank Burks sr knee operatl^. . Monday the Con­ Ed Bouchee the other two. all of Packers, under new Coach Vince Philadelphia at Milwaukee. Assn. tory. I-*«rep*» — Gerlsiiska* (EDT) today to determine which UCONN S’niDENT wiaKe* ride to openers on a full weekend of mu.st do it moat likely without the The 6-3.V4 Hunter, a atablemate teammates." The Red and White G the Celtics playing Syracuse at Midland, Tex., who shot a 70 yes­ cleared, firewood cut. Insured. Jimmy Carter to axplaln how easy necticut Profebeional -G o lfe r * ' Burdette, f Lombardi, won four exhibitions — San Francisco at St. Louis. terday. will meet the Clearwater Bombers Hartford branch for 7:45 clasa. Call Ml 8-8742. Paul A. Ellison. it is. Connecticut Mortgage E;c- Assn. (PGA) wilraUige a Pro-Pro games kicking off the National ■scrvicea of All-Pro Linebacker and' look-alike of Sugar Ray Rob­ ace gi-abbed the lead at the outset AthPn*es ■ Anialdi Syracuse. Minneapolis pla,ying at Meyer (5-31 put away his first Football League's 40th sea.son. four times as many victories as ■r b ’ B«inrhed at 140 in finals o f the World Softball McKee 8t. MI 9-2tt3. change, 15 Lewis Street, Hiartlord. Tournament over I? holes. Fifty Sam Huff, who suffered a concus­ they hung up laat season—as e,x- inson. scored repeatedly on the of the long grind and was never' Tucker ...... Btuek St. Isiuia and Detroit playing at Tournament tonight. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ak s- victory since June 7 after relieving sion in last week's final exhibition headed. ■f.B' Paul Runyan Jr., Gav Brewer ELECTROLtiX, (Reg.) World'a team* have entered from Connecti­ The Cleveland Browna are at Notre Dame backfield star Paul charging Miteff with a sharp left Finals on Sunday ■ Diichpa* Cincinnati. The latter la a TV Clearwater defeated Stratford, cara. amplifiers, phonographs nd *tarter Don Cardwell in the fourth. Pittsburgh tonight In a game ] jab and quick combinations. _ • ...... McAiiley game. Jr., Ken Venturi, Paul Harney, only fully automatic (F) cleaner, fitip 2S cut and Western Maabachusett*. He came on with one out. two runs Hornung came of age after two Coach Paul Phlnney * JV squad RH 1-0. to hand the Northern team it* changers. Over 47 years total ex­ The' annual meeting and a dinner matching the Giants' moat feared The Brown.s are the team that seasons In the league. Chicago Hunter at 187, gave 23 pounds In Doubles Event defeated Bulkeley’* seconds. 17-44,'! I.a*nler ...... Baimnnd All televised game* are sched­ Mike Souchsk and Jim Ferre# flr»t defeat'In the double elimina­ two-ton* color. Also rug washer. perience 90 days guarantee on alt In, on two singles and Richie Ash- c h ' MERRY CHRISTMAS—It wUl be will f o l l o w ' play. . . WedhMday foes in the Ea.st. blew the '58 Ea.stern crown to the will be relying principally on the to the, hefty butcher boy from with Jim O’Brien of the host team uled for Saturday and Sunday af­ were bunched at 140. while Bill tion tournament laat night. Ed Factory rebuilt cleaners fully work. Potterton'a. Ml 9-4837. a very Merry Chriatmaa for Avon burn's three-base error, snd two Buenos Aires, but his rilach was a ...... Kuhlmsnn ternoons. Casper Jr., Doug Ford, Jim Fer- guaranteed. Ml 3-6306. night's fire resulted in an abb^yl- men on base on walks. A^ crowd of ,18,000 l,s expected Giants by losing the final regular running of Rick Caaares and the setting the pace with a 16:58 i'.H ■ Riddell’s single scored Jerry Cur­ representatives. It could be for ated opening night schedule in t telling factor in the victory. The finals In the Recreation De­ ...! ...... Gist* Two coaches will be making their rier. Art Wall Jr., and Don Whitt CHAIN SAW work - Treea cut. He leaded the basea with a foiir- at the Coliseum and 30,000, limited season game and a division play­ pass receiving of end Harlow Hill. partment Men's Town Doubles clocking Other Indians who fig- tis with th# only run of the game you too! Earn thoss-sktra doi.srs Restaurant Bowling League at the',._|,.. u, . off on successive Sundays in New Hitting—Gil Hodges, I>o«nhi. striu. i .n « Wh.n , h, Walk to Enos Slaughter. But b.v the steel strike, at Forbes Field Coach Pop Ivy spread the O ld * Tennis Tournament will be held ured in the scoring were Fred Kra- Slagle ...... Gnehring a* Clearwater rapped flve hit* and Antoinobnra for Hnin 4 between 1:30-4-30 or any time the Avon way. Our gifts 'w the • Double Strike lanes. When the to see the hometown Steelers. CBS .York and the Steelers are the Dkert. Paso Open last week, failed to OLDER -Ca Rs , mechanics sps- than ever. Call JA 8-6378. • fiy.^^d then got Ed Mathew*. wHo Hill, the running of John Crow inning home run for 5-4 victory streamed down the burly Argen- the lower level tennis court* lo­ Earlier, Long Island City. N. Y.. bowlers left, not to return. And 11:15 p,m„ EDT, and ABC the quarterback Bobby Layne joined (8). ' ' Forreater ...... HamiU Cincinnati haa been awarded make .the cut, taking a six over whitewashed Portland. Ore.. 4-0. cials. fixit yourself cart, always LAWN MOWERS sharpened and re­ when the second alarm, sounded, had hammered hi* 45th homer in and the paas receiving and place- over the Cubs and one-game edge I tine's face, making It difficult for cated on the west side of the high the firstXon a foul pop. Steelera-Browna at 10 p.m., EDT. them for the laat eight contests. Friday afternoon the harriers aeven 'TV game* and each of the 77 on hi* second round- for J52. behind Jerry Fleming's no-iiit a jtood selection. Look behind our paired. Free pick-up and delivery. CLERK additional bowlers left the alleys kicking of Dobbv Joe Conrad for in National League. I him to see. school. ' - ' S,’hu:Mi^r ...... Camponeo other teams five, except for the Meyer ^ v e up nothing but sin­ The Baltimore Colts, who won Both figure they can take the .The finalists are Winston Sharpe Journey to New Britain for an Oh Leading amateurs were Tom pitching job. office. Douglas Motors. 333 Main All work guarjinteed. Gasoline en- to assist in extinguishing the Are a surprise 5-2 pre-season mark. Pitching—.lack Meyer, Phllllci Between rounds, veteran train I Hawks, who have three Sunday Dixon of San^ Francisco, Harding Application* now being aeeagted gles. WalkeA\two struck out three the NFL title after eight minutes Giants this time. Cleveland bases Washington is again expecled lo , and Jitn LeSure against Marvin other triangular meet against Goal KCot'Ad by Foii'Antf’r. Aurora trimmed Canton. N. C., glnet overhauled and repaired. at the former Mary Cliapman es­ its hopes on the roughhouse run­ Knocked Braves out of first place «r Whitney Blnisteln was a busy Hartford Piihlir an'd Siihmiuiif*. Hall WaskI*. Wln*»r, J. games and the pre-aeason exhibi­ Champion, snd Harvie Ward of NEED A CAR and had your Credit Saws aet, retoothed and sharp­ for clerk with soms effie* exper- and retired tn*^ last six men in and 1,1 seconds of Jinprecedented rise and fall witn the passing suc­ j Smith and Arman Repetta. Th* naruora piDlIc and Nev Bnt- Slagl* h.vnraa Manriiaatai-: rashler. '4-1, on Harvey Sterkel’s two-hit­ turned down? Short on down pay­ lence. tate. sudden death overtime with the ning of Jfm Brown, Pittsburgh on tie, getting Al Spangler and Eddie ! nan swabbing away the blood. tion at Kansas City. San Francisco, former National ened. Bruno Moake, Ml-8-0771.. * * • order. cess of Eddie LeBaron. " ■ But Hunter quickly reopened the ! match is the best three out of five ain. The Indians next snd final fhiirill* Slhrimi Bonadlaa. ter. then squeezed out a 2-1 vic­ ment? Had a repossession? Don't Giapts last December, open' tomor­ the passing of Layne. Mathews on po.p-ups with bases appearance at home Is on Frida.v. Amateur champion, both with Yale Bowl, w-hen constructed In He hadrv't worked more than The Eagles have the ball-car­ cuts. The only blood on Hunter’s games and trophies will be aaKUP ■ Inexperience of the Indians' de­ ball Commissioner Ford Frick pany plan. Douglas Motors, 833 Chicago Bears at Green Bay, tory over the Giants. And it is There v.'ill be five different ice 139. New Orleans and Joe Parka, METRO APPLIANCE Service — free parking and cafsterla. still regarded ax the finest stadium 1955 when he beat Burdette in aerials with Y. A. Tittle and John and Ed Nowakowski when Abra­ fensive unit led to Hall's lone goal 135. Omaha, drew, 10. (Non-Title). today named the six umpires who New Offense Pays Dividends, Main S t.. relief. Washington at Chicago Cardinals mainly on Unitas' arm that their Brodle throwing for San Francisco areas at Squaw Valley, Calif., for ham stopped the fight. Abraham STANDINGS Repairs ■ all majte* tf refrigera­ in .Imerica from which to view a the VIII '»lyn;pic Winter Games. of the afternoon early in the open­ Syracuae, N. Y.—Billy . Hunter. will Work in the World Series. Apply Employment Offlcs The Braves regained Logan, and Philadelphia at San Franciaco. championship hopes are pinned. and Norm Van Brocklin for the had .scored the fight 4-2-1 for W; L. Pel. WANTED — Clean uaed cars. We tor*, freezer*, washing machines, football game. The entire structure Feb. 18-28. 19M. Besides the 85' ing quarter, a true kick by Bud 187, Detroit, slopped Alex Miteff. The American Leagpie umpires are sidelined by an infected toe, at The Rama, co-Western runners- Johnny has thrown TD passes in Eagles. Miteff. The AP saw it 4-3 for Dodger* ...... 9 6 .600 Forrester. Over 400 partisan fans buy, trade dot'll or trade any­ dryers, range oil. gas burners. First National Storea, Inc. Is 930 feet long and 1.10 feet wide. 19(.'’ rink in the main Arena and 210, Argentina, 8. BUI Summers. Ed Hurley and Miami Belts Tulane in Opener thing. Douglas Motors. 883 Main. Ml 9-0883. All work guaranteed. The. Bowl covers IJi/j acres. The short, but lost second baseman Hunter. White Sox ___ ...... 9 8 .600 then looked on as the underdog the 400-meter speed skating oval, Yankee* ...... Melbourne • George Bracken, John Rice and the National Park and Oakland Avee. building of the Bowl required the Felix Mantilla, who suffered a cut ...... 9 6 .600 Warriors ,fought off every Man­ 136, Australia, outpointed David Leaguera Frank Daacoli. Frank 1969 4-DOOR MERCURY sedan. RUBBISH RKM(JV^L~anfi IroclT- there will be two regulation-sized about Abraham in the dressing Pirate* ...... 9 6 East Hartford. C?enn. handling of 320,000 cubic yards lip when hit by Joe Koppe's bad- .600 chester challenge to author an 0\*ed, 133, Israel, 10. Secery and.Hal Dixon. Rice and New York. Sept. 26 You’r##Th*t was all the Trojans needed. Iv Monterey model, wl ‘te sidewall ing. Odd jobs, .'HI 8-8124, MI hop grounder in the third Inning. hockey rinks to.the East and West room. Tiger* ...... 7 8 .467 a college football coach. Your of earth and Into It* construction ‘Greatest Crutch Job in BasehaW of the ova and another practice early season upaet. Sao Paulo, Brazil—Angel Bus­ Dixon’ are the alternates who George Washington's triumpd tire*. Padded dash, radio, heater ^ 9-9794, -MI 3-2335. • • • ' j "He’s a green referee who's nev­ Giant* ...... 7 8 .467 team has gone through a miserable over Boston U. wa* an upaet. TTje WE HAVE OPENINGS F6R: went 32:000 cubic yard* of cement rink In the Olympic Village, one- Prior to the lidlifter Silk Town tos, 124'j, Argentina, knocked out will work on the outfield foul '■'gnd other extraa. Driven less than i IMMM1RR.S .1. CUBS 4 Hodgea. ! er seen blood before," the deject- Red Sox ...... 5 10 .333 Coach Dick Danielson was con- 2-8 season—the worst in the his­ Colonials were thrashed by De- j 5^0()0 mile*. Price 32.800. Original ELECTRICAL installation and re­ and 475 tons of steel. There are 18 quarter of a mile from the Arena. *d.,Alcx mumbled. . Brave* ...... 5 in Kiyoshi Miura 126^, Japan, 8. Unea. Typist miles of seats for spectators with who hit hU 25th homer off losing 1 .333 tory of the school —seorinig only troit la»t week and w'eren’t given j cost 88.603. Call Ml 4-0266 pairs, New and old work. Call MI Stenographer. a seating rapacity of 70.896. reliever Bill Henry, gave the 88 points In the process. (MiiLiimuch of «la UIIBIliXchance WICaillBlagainst 0.B. U. ------' ^ iw —— I 3 0391. aerk John Wilt plunged two yards forp**« FORp RAN<^ wagon, white • S ' • Dodger* a 4-2 lead with a two^out. ] Braves Survived Many Injuries Something muat be done. Clefk-Tvplst two-run double in the sixth. But I the winning touchdown with 41.4 wall tubefega tires. Reasonably Figurer Did Frank Dane bow to the Andy Gustafson, University of minutes left in the game. priced; Clean'Njhroughout. 67 Oak­ HoDselloU) Semew sentiment of the public and rehire homer* by Sammy Taylor, in the Miami pilot, found himaelf in that land St, seventh off starter Don Drysdale, SEASON OPENER-. SUNDAY, SEPT. 27 . Halfback Dw'ight-Nichols had a Offereil 13-A Theae are permanent fuU.ttm* hi* flred manager, Joe Gordon, and predicament last winter. Mulling Ifand in all of Iowa State's touch­ positions. for a 310,000 raise for each, of the and Ehmie Banka, in the eighth off To Stay in Pennant Scrap it all over, he decided to try' a 1964 FORD 4-DOOIt''8f-8. Standard TV s e r v ic e " - Potterton’l all.! Danny McDevitt, gave the CNibs downs. He passed 17 and flve -transmiasion, radio, mater. Re­ Advancement opportunities. next two years? . . . And over ON new offense. It had to be better yards for the firet two, then ran makes. Highest quality guaranteed | Complete benefit program. in Philadelphia, Eddie Sawyer was their third tie of the game. It was than last year’s. built engine. First 8375 '--takea it. work and parts, ovfr 47 ysars' ex­ Banks' 45th, tying Mathews for 16 and nine yards for the others. S-dsy week. to walk the plank becaiuse of the Chicago —(NEA-) -Even befoTe*' He calls it a multiple offense Call BU 9-0066 after 6:30 p,. perience. Famous (or service kince Free parking. the major league home run lead. •'ton, Joe Adcock. Andy Pafko, ; All the big boys move into ac­ dismal showing of the Phillies, yet the Issue was decided. Fred Girard Roach, Lee Maye and Country i and it -got ita first teat laat night tion acrois the coimtry. today, but 1981. Phone Ml 9-4537 for bes* the ex-school teacher has signed to . Sherry (6-2) came on in the 10th Haney had more reapect, for this Slaughter. _ -- service. .For full detatls visit our with two on and one out and against Tulane. It worked. Miami moat attention will be riveted on 1950 4i-t o n Studebaker. flatbed^-_ run the club again next year . . . year's Braves than inr the teams' won, 26-7. The defeat was Tu­ Evanston, 111., where Oklahoma's sonnel Dept. Monday through Fri­ fanned Banks and got Walt Moryn Covington, who had a tremen­ good condition. MI 3-4760 LVEA’e a v in g of burns, moth holes day. And Jimmy Dykes, said to be to* which won the World Series in dous year on two bad legs in 1958, DIAL 1230 lane’* second straight. [walking wounded take on. North- on s grqunder. He retired A1 Dark 1957 and the National League pen- and.ai^Jorn — clothing,------hosiery runs. old to accept the responsibilities couldn't get going or off a dime Bob Rosbaugh scored two of ! western in the TV game of the 1953 FORD SIX, 4-door sedan, handbags repaired,. zipper rs- The of a manager, penned his name to on a pop up and sthtiok out pinch- ! nant in .18 WINF standard shift, whitewall tires, hitter Dale Long to end It In the this seasqji, although h* had ; Miami’s touchdown* and Frank ' irocher, the It .approached the wire ra banged- teams. The Sooners, ranked No. 2 9-9573 between 6-9 p..jn. ing Shop, AMERICAN IJRAGUE SCORF-S he was through for the real of the that kept.the Green Wave off bat 140 GARDEN 8T , HARTFORD fellow who was ‘'in" as Cleveland up as a sparrow that had stumbled tr(p. Adcock covered no more ance. one time he hit seven j ‘" . ‘ •'•s A v i a t e d P^^ ^ manager? Now Leo, 'Us said, will Tlie only other games scheduled Into a hot badminton game. DICK’S WEATHER8TRIP Oom- were In the AL:*»Deitrolt beat the ground in the outfield than Coving­ bullaeyes in a row. One of hisj.P° ^ in ! Yorker, good-condition $80. Call PART-TIME —82 per hour guar, handle the Giant*. Wanna bet BiH "My guys niay not be the great­ ton. Eddie Haas, who rrtight have passes was a scoring flip to Ros­ casters, are in bad shape as a ; pany doors and -windows, custom anteed. Must be avallahie 3 ava- Rigney won't be back with San White Sox 6-j5. but New York est team that ever played." ad­ P R d - - - MI 3-0164 work guaranteed. Csdl cad at times 1957 IMPERIAL. A-1 condition. terview contact Mr, G. Gent, JiQ big thrill nut of helping Coach the and clutch hitter, waan't aa much Co. Alterations, additions ga­ 3-4163. Fire Fighters in the Midget Foot­ W Pet. that I- felt like playing myself." ■ aa acratched all the way along the BROADCAST TIME VS. New tires, price 32.895 Call WII- rages. Roofing and siding experts. ______Clambakes .. ..., ^ .6 .7.10 ball iMgttr. “I’ve met many old __ Psychological Rtrain ---- "route. limantic HA 3-6746: Aluminum clapboard* a specialty., WANTED—Experienced meat cut. timers and watching the iHTys' piav ‘ ...... • ^ .7,10 Haney went into the psycho­ Unexcelled workmanaWp, Easy ter. Excellent wages, good work* at M t Nebo reminds me of the old ' ...... 625 logical strain of managing a ma X r a n e n 6«A budget terms. MI 9-6495 or TR. insing conditions. AnolvApply ftrFirst': Food, day*.’’ Durlpg Hkoneskl’s playing Buffet* ...... 5 62.1 Jor Jeag((e club sorely handicapped i ■ 5-9109. Reception* ...... 1 Woodward Haridirap DETROIT LIONS 646 Center JSt_ Manchester. career. Hie Ml. Nebo football field .12.1 ( Wjhile seeking to live up to its lh | 5 P . M . • -V ' ' , , ' , Smorgasbord* .;...i*.-'.l .125 CAMP TRAILER. Brand new. MI ANT KIND of caiarpentry and caU- was ; where Ibe present baseball reputation by winning for the third New York, Sept. 26 (>P> -One of WATERFORD .MARRIED MAN—Part-time work, The deadlock for first place was 3-8742. net work done Honestffonest and -rslla- 12:30-4:80 p.m. Apply Kiklar Toy diamond I* located. straight year, and In contention ..the few blotches on Round Table's YOUR PLAY «Y PLAY SPORTSCASTER BROADCAST TIME maintained''aince. the co-leadera, all the way. ble workmanship. Call Roseoa C!o., 60 Hilliard St. Clamhakea and Outinga scored re­ DEL ORANDAIJ^ gold-laden 63-race career vhui a Auto Driving Bchfiol T-A Thompaon, MI t-1888 for aatl- "I'm not kidding when I say I bad beating in the 1958 Wood- mates TOOL MAKERS — experiancad spective 3-1 wins over' the Smor- wish I could play," said the '61- Friday’* Homer* gaaWorda and Weddings. A third own job. Blit sitting in the dugoiit ward. The-world's richest horse BARLT’S DRIVING School—etand-1 only. To those qualified we offer year-old Haney, a little fellow carefully watching two teams, in­ DALE MAGUIRE match at the Double Strike Alleys tries to make amends today when 2NKI p .m . SPEED BOVVi ard and automatic dual controlled : ALL TTPI89 of eaimsntry work good pay in pleasant surroiind- cluding all the changes, and know-' (Reason total in parentheses) law the Buffets blank the Recep­ who by now looks and feels like a he tangles with Hillsdale a VI cars. Class room Instruction* fo r, dona, altsratlona, former*, roof­ ings. Apply in person. 10 a.m. to tions 4-0. runner finiahing -laat in a mara­ Inj, so much about the personnel, Swo'rd Dancer in the 1959 renewal BROUGHT TO YOU BY: 18-17 year olds. For day and- ing, porenes. etc. Call MI 9-5981. 4 p.m,. Monday* through Friday*. American I-eagiie is wliat makeri a manager's hair Helen McCann 124, Alba Sobiaki thon. "I've played while managing of the 8100,000 added Woodward evening appointment* call Mr. f Dean Machine Pnhducts. Inc., 168 Colavito. Indians (42). and know what I'm talking about. grayer." Kaline, Tigers (27).' 112-121, Edith Correntl 120, Marie at Aqueduct. The- little hard-hit- Early, Ml 9-8875. j Adams St. . "Retnember Mick'ey Cochrane Thi Braves have used seven sec­ I ting 5-year-old horae from Travis $300 MATCH RACE Roonng—iodine 16 Smith, White Sox (171. Hebenatrelt 118, Evelyii Lorentzen OOODYEAR SERVICE STORE, catching for and managing the ond ha.semen .eight if you includ^ | Kerr’s Stable3la has turned in 42' GREAT SOUTHERN CHAMPION LARSON'S Connecticut's first W-j «» » y-q r o o f ING CO shlnele i kUGRESSIVE salesmqp for plumb- 117, Betty Kuamik 116, Dot Bal- piin*«-t HHvinD aphnnl ' . ... - . inV.ing, ' heating ntiH'and hlltlHinirbuilding ma.ma­ National' Idtague dyga 111, Ann Meyers 110, Olive Tigers to. pennants? Well, when Schoendienst. who filled in for an I victories, 30 of them In stakes. In MANCHESTER WINF CHALLENGES THE BEST BOWL DRIVERS censed driving school trained. built-up roofs, gutter and conduc Certified and approved, is now of­ terials for large esUbltahed con­ Mathew*,'Brave* (4.1), Roasetto 110 and Doris Prentice he was hit on the head by that inning or two late in the going. i building up his bankroll'of $l,679,t AND OTHER Participating advertisers tor work; roof, chimney repairs. Banka. Cub* (45).. pltche(l ball, and couldn't catch Haney started with Chuck Cottier 539. But. he failed in his lone race PANCHO ALVAREZ fering classroom and behind Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2^4; Ray cern, Pleasant worklnif condi­ 110 proved that the 'magic JIO wheel instruction for teenager*. tions, numerbu.4 company bene­ P Taylor, Cub* ( 1.3’). single was not too difficult to any more, I told him hla troubfea and went through Joe Morgan, over a New York track. OF TAMPA. 9X.OR1DA Jackson. MI 3-8325. Hodge*. Dodger* (2.1). would start. I warned him that it Casey Wise, Johnny O'Brien, Felix DIAL 1230 TAKES ON MI 9-8075. ------_ ',u i----- fits;. liberal commission against reach, - • guaranteed' draw. Write Box A ,/' Moon, Dodger* (19), wouldn't be long before he'd have MMntilla. Mel Roach and Bobby GOOD SOUND THE BOWL'S TOP SIX COUGHUN R o u rm o Company. FrecM, Phillla* (22). , , ulcer*. He told mo I was chazy, Avila. ' ‘ Flxliihitrnn Heirkpy Ine. Aluminum aldtag,' aimhait- Herald, atatmg qualifications. aabestoa roofing. ABo' Aluminum, RANKER RRYANT and I bet him a suit of clothe* Then, when they needed ' him RADIO GOOD SOUND RADIO DRIVERS IN 10.LAP RACE lyANTED^Partrlim# reliable man that he would soon b4 walking in moat, Johnny Lo.gan went out with gaivAnizsd or copper giittera and New, York (.N) 8. . 'Vancouver th e k ey t o the with good rsferencss to, care fog Unlv«r«lty Ala. (NEA) Paul parks at night. It wasn't long be­ an infected toe, leaving the graves (WL) 1. LOAM readers. MI 8-7707. ' Scholastic Football DIAi: 1230 w o r l d Tlini MUTUAL ground* around house and fu^ Br;yant, Alkb*ma— — football---- -— coach fore he called, telling me to come without the second base combiha- Detroit WINF. TONIGHT 8 P.M. CULTIVATED. CLEA-N ROOFING, SIDING, painting nace. Call MI 9-7SU. ' and atMatlc director, ia -bn the (NL) 6. Calgary .(WL) THE KEY TO THE WORLD Car- iUJonty 84, Mlddlatown 6 over and get th* «uit. tion which won two flag*. 1. ADULTS tl.5D^HlLDREN 50c TOBACCO FIELD LOAM pentry. ,Altsrations and add!itions. board of diractori of a bank and an "Catching, you »ee, Cochrane This Braves employed a half THRU MUTUAI. Ceilings. Workmanship guaran- 29, Bristol, BM.Urn 0 Itifuruxct company. Rodhester (AL) 4, Herahey RAIN DATE SUNDAY 2;.30 P.M. TIL. Ml f-0A50 waa too j)U*y worrying about hi* dozen left Qelder*—-We* Covlng- (AL) 4 (Tle);> ALfTER 8 PJM. tssd. A. A. Dion, Inc.. » 9 Autumn y St. MI 8-4869. CORtiRUMi OR MXt |M|0

.N \ H' PAGE TEN MANCHESTER' EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2«, I9M MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHE8TBR, CONN„ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,1959 HooichoM Goodi 51 i'UiiRR OUGHT A BB A LAW Hoows for Sals BY FAGALY aiMi SHORTEN BosineaB Looitiona SoborlMB tor Root 66 72 Uoosss for Sals 72 for Ssl* 72 tor Salt 72 He for Sals 71 Hooss for Sals 72 Rsfloit Property tor Sols 71 WMtod— Itoal M i|to f1 Saverai living room rhaira, 88 and for Rent 64 ROCKVnxJB-Park St. Feur >tion b o w e r s BCSIOOG-Outoin S bed- 818 tach. n -M A N C H E S T E R . Six CUSTOM BUILT $ bedroom ranch 46 DOANE STREET MANCHB8TBR-Newlr redecorat­ BOLTON—Beautiful large 4 room CLASSIFIED apartment with beat. adulta oaly. roMD ranch finplaca. cellar, Ranch, 2 batha. Attached ASHFORD LAKE-Glesred wstor- IF YOU WANT to toy. ssn sr w o M m iKo«Twcn«.t; STORK FOR rent at 84 Oak S t on beautifully landacapoq, acre ed 4 room Cape, plus finished Four aofaa, 810 and 880 aach. ^ B iffN O W mC* back in sokxx /wd 1b $75 month. TR S-SIM. beautiful condition, lovely lot arith Wall to wall carpeUiif, Inspection invited Sunday ranch In residential location, front lot, sandy beach, driveway. rent—cau this oOice for cqw^toat could mim Approximately 16'X40'. Hqat In­ lot, with breeseway, garags and One sofa bed. 110. NOTHoia fn oirr o r suiucBy m p M O frim m niMsiif wrw tveuy snipfli room Ih bSMment. Beautiful back screened breezeway, ororslzed Call Marlon E. Robertson, Broker. cluded. Rent reasonable. For i’'- treee, aSaume 4%% mortgage. refrigerator, etove. ' lilcfudad! 2-5 p.m. and efficient sefviee. J, D. nadlto. Drum (able, 113. IN - ANDOVER—Four room, fiimilhed, Smsir esah. Only $15,S00. Carlton many extraa. Immediete occupan­ yard near abctmlnf and but. Rea­ one-car garage, full cellar, hot Ml 8-8968. M l 9-1640. * formation call Ml 9-1690. 819,800, R. F. “ Dimock- Co.. M I cy. Tranaferred. Owner. M I 9-8404-. sonable. Call M I 8-3338. Two double mahogany beda, 118 iK ti-.., laketront, year ’round cottage. W. Hutchlito. m 9-5182. • 9-5245. 9 year old custom built modUlcd water oil heat, combination ADVERTISING and 130, •WlMMIHlO- storms and screens, well land­ MU! r/f tioniitWrMOM. C A llfP I. September-June. '9-4)815, - i t i ranch, 8 bedroonu, separate dining W hen^ntng er huytni **9al astol* iN ityou , / ’R-OONnrnONKD S-room office. BOLTON—818.600. 6 room r ich, MANCHESTER—Nice 4 room home Sobarban for sals 75 Dining room table and five chairs, JurTAFtwiCffinbietr MglOTAWt 100% Main Street location. Park­ 9-8747. 254 OAK ST.—6 room bungalow, JT — BOLTON—Now extra largo room, knotty pine recreation room, scaped lot with treee, 150x180. A In greater Maiieliestor ana, talk M. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 830. CMzyfiOu’i NgV/IU MINO TMt front and rear porch, walkout attachhd garage, amealte drive, near bus, 111,900. Short way out— nwi buy at 814,700. Smalt down irtoM MoMi;,' ing. Marlow's, 867 Main St. Cape. 1 acre wooded lot. Very large wooded lotr extraa. Ownar, M I garage and a nice yard. Just stepa R(X!KVTLLB '— 8-room single, 4 over with 8;15 A.M. to 4:.30 P.M. One round mahogany table, 810. ALL WUiSfD fANMoiriooN*r ROCKVILLHJ-^24 Grove. Well fur­ basement, 2-car garage, plue 2 beautiful 4 bedroom ranch, 3-car payment. Manchester Realty Co., WHAT , bssament, gart , 9-SS7S. from bus, walking distance to bedrooms, sun room, bullt-tns, city M U M t O WANTTHf OlrtSID nished 2-rodm apartment. Inquire finiahed rooma tai rear of garage, garage. Sacrificing for $10,800. Ted Goodchlld, M l 8-0000 or M I WATKINS MArrtwfcrJ COMPLETELY remodeled business buUUn etove and oven, 818,000 The Bowers end High Bchool. New 4 room ranch, quality con- conveniences, directly on bus line, E. E, BUSH BY, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. u f teoM RWiTMOUT space. 1140 square feet first floor, first floor, Apt. 9. latge lot, excellent location. Phll- ^S109. USEDeFURNITURE FlWiMO . In etove and oven. 818,000. The R. SOUTH WINDSOR—Graham Rd.— strucUon. 1 acre land. 813,500. i ^m ediate occupancy, $18,900. MON. THBO nu. 19jn A.M.—BATm OAT I A.M. Mtr 1140 square feet second floor. brick Agency, M l 9-8464. F. Dlmock Co., 5Q 8-5246. Broker, M I S46N EXCHANGE BHcaAii; South-Wind Acrro Bactlon. Brand ELVA TYLER. Realtor room cape plua garage, 811,000. MANCHESTER— Spacloue 8 bed­ George J. Coleman, Rockville, TR Suitable for selected shop -ise, re­ new„custom built quality five and Ueensed and bonded ta state 't t e a s t c e n t e r St. area—6 room M I 9-4469, M I 9-5061, M I 9-9901 Expandable cape, garage, large room family ranch. Beautiful lot. 5-4048. TR 5-4710. t o m COOPERATION W11.L IN * I A l l ^ 15 OAK STREET tail outlet or storage. Lighted, Wanteil to Rent 68 T^H H LSID BM ANO R Vernon — a half room colonial ranch with Connoctleut Colonial, hot water heat, good lot, 810.600. Good financing avail­ Complete In evenr way. Quiet, BB APFRECIATEO l^lul IVU I I Open Thursday Evenings until 8 heat. Available. Call M l f-707t. raoooe your own high wooded lot attached garage, eltuated on a $18,700—7 ROOM home, enclosed WANTED to rent, option to buy, condition ' inald^ 4 garagea, For your new Ranch, Spilt, or '*»■ porch, garage, amesite drive, able Call the Ellsworth Mitten safe neighborhood. H. B. Grady. Wantefl— Real Bstoto 77 Closed Mondays 815,200. CarUon W. Hutchlna, MI fully landscape half acre lot in Agency, Realtors, MI 8-6030, MI Broker, M l 8-8009. Legal Notleir 514 or 6 room ranch, town limits. lonlaJ. R. F. Dlmock Co M I an establlehed friendly well-kept aluminum storms near schools, About 8110 monthly. Call Mr. 9>5182. 9-5245.' 9-5S34. AT A COURT OlTfSoSA?ltnSn A GOOD aelactlon of atarMIsed re Houses for Rent 65 neighborhood. Featuree a ptfitnre buses, shopping. Call Paul J. Cor- 5 ^ ROOM RANCH. plaatered ARE YOU CONSIDERmO ^ Munchsstsr. wmilii ofid & Um Goitiiuitf From Pneoiiic Paso Katz, MI 8-1506 IWore > o-m. renU. M I 8-5868. SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? DIstrIrt nf Muichrster, on Uie U it dag finiahed used furniture for every a a z o n e , CUBtom 5 ^ room ranch, book kitchen, a real large living CONVENIENT location—I room walls, fireplace, ceramic bath, FOR RENT or sale-- . Five room CH 3-4392 after 5. VI—BOLTON—8 room oversized We will appraise your property of m^rmbrr, lBt9. room. All kinds of appliances, bullt-lna, recreation room, awn. room and a deluxe ceramic tiled Cape plua large apaclous recrea­ Present Hon. Francis C. YlgaMl, ranch, 2-car garage, heat, hot cfP*- 14 acre lot. Excellent con­ baaement garage, owner will sac­ free and without any obligation. sparkling clean, no chips. New Inge;; porch,'paMMa, • I plaatered garage. bathroom. QM CondlUonalre BOLTON CENTER RD. tion room with bar. Carpeting, rifice. 8. A. Beechler. Realtor. Ml Acllng Judg*. Help Waated— Male 3(i 80" harvest tables, chrome break­ water use of deen freeze. $135 WANTED—Furnished home, 8 bed­ dition. 818,900. The R. F. Dlmock We also buy property .or cash 'TruM K*r*t» u/w of SIMM K. BW»- Dok8—Birdfi—Pet* 41 Reaaonablyjprpriced. Carlton W. Co., M l 9-8245. heating eyeteA, copper pluroUng aluminum combination windows, 8-8969 or W. R. Smith, M I 9-9952. l»lt. lair of Manrhriiier, hi said Dts- fast sets, cheats, maple pineapple monthly. ,PI 3-7184. rooms, vicinity Manchester. De­ Custom buUt oversized 6M room Member Multiple Listing sires minimum one year lease. M I Hutcblu, AQ 9-6182.9 throughout, 100 amp. full bouee- Venetian blinds, elsctric rang# and Irlcl. drcrassfl. DUMP TRUCK driver-laborer. Ex- BLACK L>abradclr Retrelver pup- top poster beds, 40% off. on new cape, IM baths, finished recrea­ MANCHE8TER- STANLEY BRXy , Realtor Th* Cofinsclleut Bank FOUR. ROOM^ houie with garage 9-1787 evenings. Vm-MANCHESTER - New 6H power electrical eyatem, fully refrigerator, ehlngled. Owner M I 96 Elizabeth Dr. perlenced only. A fe 35-40 Apply piea. AKC champtonahtp bio blood mattresses. Com* In and com­ 190 SUMMIT ST.—Five room Cape, ineulated, ateel hatchway, and a tion room, S-car gsrage, almost 9-1848 6 room ranch. radiant heat, ga­ BRAE-BURN RiCALTY Company. "Tnii'irr; haring rirMWttoT^ Tbom u Cone Co., 351 Broad St., lines. Inoculated and wormed. for rent. 20 minutes from air­ room ranch, toaement garags. 400 fast of valuable frontage. House Ml 8-6373 final arenuni wllh said estate te tins pare quality and price. Open 9 craft TR 5-6166. Breezeway, one-car garage. Mod' Choice location, built-in etove and basement that haa been planned rage, porch, combinations, built Court fhr allowance, It la Manchester. MI P-20<10. lo 9, Saturdays till 8. I,eBIanc set back |rom road midst many COUPLE WOULD like 8-4 room ern kitchen, convenient location oven, ceramic tile beth, gmeislte to be finished off In the future. MANCHESTER AND Ins, other extras. large lot, near REAL ESTATE advisory service. ORDKRED: That the 8th day ef Oe> Furniture Hospital, 195 South St., to tcboole and abopptng. Phllbrink The home contains three bed­ l>LiTa shade trees, also fruit, berry schools. Tmmedlata occupancy. lober, J969, at two o’clock, aftaraoia, HEAT TREATER. experienced. MANQHESTERx-Available through unfurnished rent. M I 9-8490. drive, completely landsoabed lot, and shrubs. Plenty of open land Selling? Buying? Call 8. J. Turk- at Ihr Probate omee m tbe ManMpol Rockville. Juhe. Cozy furnished home. Ideal Agency, MI 0-8454. rooms and the laundry connec- VICINITY 814,900. M I 9-8846. Building In said Mancheatar, be Md Job shop. Steady work. 50 hrs. , ONE FEM ALE Spider ^ onkev. 14 817,600. R. F. Dlmock Cfe. Ml for garden. Home in immaculate In^on Jr., Real Estate Broker. '• 1045 New Britain A\*e., Elmwood. I months old. $.V) MI #-3296. for school teMhers. M I 8-8009. 9-S24S. tiona are already laetalled. Buy the seme le seslcned for a beagtng en Business Property for Sale 70 FIVE ROOM ranchee — 6 and 7 direct from the builder. Ih a price condition In a setting rarely 8 4,500—Andover—3 room cottiage, SIX ROOM Cape. U4 batha. ga­ Ihe Bllowenre of said aecotmt, “ S Conn. ROPER combination gas and gas room Coloniala. For further de­ equaled. Owner retired, Florida three previous sceoonts with esM en- B EAG LE'— Female. AKC regts- POUR ROOM Cape Cod. oil heat, X —MANCHESTER—$ room Cape is a realistic 818,800 and we will Hop rage. full shed dormer, 817N>0. SELLING YOUR HOME? For late and this Court dlrectahe that wiUM range, 8100. MI 3-5935. ’ • tails call Charlea Leaperance MI bound. Price reduced. Quick occu­ Warren E. Howland. Realtor MI WANTED tered.’ 4 months, first shots. Call fireplace, electric stove and re­ BUSINESS PROPERTIES— Have Cod, 8 or 4 bedroome, good c o i ­ consider trades for smaller homes. River, Oiwner will finance. prompt, efficient, courteous senr- of the time snd. place aaslgtlgnad feV add frigerator, near Parade, Manches­ several motel sites on parkway. 9-7520. For further information wlOiout pancy. $10,500 Andover—4 finiahed 6 room 8-1108. hearing b« riven lo all i^aona kneWii MI 4 1414. tion, excellent family home with Ics and appraising without obliga­ to he Interested therein To appsar airN ter. Adults. Rent 895 per month. Route 15. Tongren, Broker, M l Jafge yard for children. Selling i i- obligation phon« MI 1-4886 and cape. 150x300 lot. AT ONCE 9x12 BEIGE tweed rug, reaaonah’e. $16,800-^28 WOODBRIDGB St. - 'Estate To Be Sold— BOLTON—114 sere lo t 4 room ex­ tion. call 8. A, Beechlsr Realtor be beard thereon by tubltsbmg a copy TR 5'9380. I Immediate occupanev. Apply Gil­ 3-6321. ' der FHA appralaal. Priced at 'inly eek for Wee Vencour. 811.500 Manchester—814 finished 5 MI 5-6969 or Wesley R, Smith, As­ of this order. In some newspaper hav­ HOME WANTED for good watch bert M. Chapman, New Hartford, Spacloue older home, 8 rooma plua room Cape. Assume 865 month­ pandable cape. Only 814,700. War­ ing a clrculaUon In said Distrlet at Experienced oil burner 2 unfiniahed. Baaily converte $13,000 R. F. Dlmock Co., MI 457 E. C E N T E R ST. . sociate. Ml 9-8952. Member Multi­ dog. Call MI 9-3775. Conn. Phone FRontier 9-6315. TWO-FAMILY, centrally located, ly payments. ren E. Howland, Realtor. M l leset rive day* before the day of said LARGE BLOND mahogany dining Into a 2-iamUy, 8-car .TSrage. Lot 9-5245, Barbara Woodi, MI 9-7702. Spacious 7 room colonial, lovely 3-1108 ple Listing Service. hearing and by mdlling on or bafors service man. Excellent ’prop­ table, like new, 835. Cedar chest. Koonui Without Bourd 59 Apartmento— Flati Houses for Sale 72 4H-6 rooms. 8 years old. Hot entrance hall, fireplace. IH batha, 811.000 Vernon—Manchester line September JS. 1968, by certified man, Apartments— Flats— FIVE ROOM SINGLE house. Apply 09x165. Marion E. Robertaon. water heat, natural finiah, ame- osition for a qualified man. 85. Grape carved Victorian love, XI—MANCHESTER -- Triple A lo­ ffwsffe. Entire property is in im­ near Parkway, 4 or 8 room GLASTONBURY—4 bedrooms, 3 WANTED—B zone lots, minimum a c ( ^ of this order to Rlchi^ C. FREE PUPPIES 341 Birch Motm- ROOM FOR working man, South Tenements 63 Tenemants at Bolton General Store. 541 89,200—CUTE 2 bedroom ranch, Broker. M l 8-5068. cation High elevaUon. Baldwin ■ite. drive, combination windows, Wnodhouse, 18. Benton St.. Manehaater, seal. $26. Bookcase, 812. Chins maculate condition. Well land­ home. 114 batha. Shade trees, baths, convenient location. 180' 58’ frontage. Will pay top dollar. Conn. tain Rd. MI 9-9918. end, free parking, quiat home. MI 9-0617. aluminum storms, amesite drive, 2-car garsge with attached patio, APPLY cabinet. 818. 9x12 rug, 810. Edison FOUR ROOM apartment with heat, MANCHESTER, Bowera School Rd. batha. separate dinette, scaped yard. On bus line, conven­ amesite drive, $2,300 assumes lot. Private, 815,800. Warren How­ J. D. Realty, M l 9-8640. By Order of the Ceart, 3-2822. VERNON large *rees. Carlton W Hutchins, screened-ln porch, atUched ^a- large Tot. Must be seen to be p- MaDiKl in e b . z ie b a r t B. Clerk. phonograph, 825. Commode 84. hot water and gaa for cooking, area, iS'Uatom built 7 room Cape, ient to schools and shopping, im ­ 881 monthly payments. land, Realtor, M l 8-1108. BEAUTIFULLY spotted parl-Dal- ELLING TbN — 5*4 room ranch, MI 9-5182. rage. Immediate ' occupancy. preciated. Priced for quick aale. CO-OPERATIVE OIL qo. 4 chests of drawers, $10-815. Manie electric refrigerator and gas - New .Attractive four room apart­ half acre, built-in oven, range and two unfiniahed up. Excellent con­ mediate occupancy. 818.000 Coventry,-Bolton Line -5 matian puppies. Very ressonshle. WANTED—Woman to ahara home ment, range, refrigerator, hot Priced to sell at 816.90D. R. F, $36,000. Call M I 9-0379. Legal Notice, M I 3 1782 after 4,p.m. ■ breakfast set, $15. 2 maple* up­ stove. 893 monthly. Call MI 9-4071 dishwasher, oil hot ’vater heat, dition. Large kitchen, fireplace. room colonial, garage, 1 acre, 110,500—3 BEDROOM ranch, excel­ 315 BROAD ST. with middle-aged woman living water, individual heat control, ga- 6^ ROOM Cape Cod. aned dormer, Dlmock Co., MI 9-5345. holstered chairs, $8 each. Desk, alone. Call M I S-0426. from 6-7 p.m. only. attached garage, lovely section. tile bath, fireplace, open wtair- Open atalrway. Vestibule. Oil t S3 TREBBE DR.—6 room Cape, FRANCIS DRIVE shade trees, large garden. lent condition, recreation room, A T A COURT OF PROBATE, held NOTICE 87..50, Antique platform rorke., rftge. Waahei and dryer in base­ water heat, tile bath. Copper New 7 room split level, m baths, 818,200 Manchester—6 room Cmpt. rear porch, amesite drive, near at Manchester, within and for the The legal voters and dtlsaas a( We can use tit'o-j^ood men Children. ■ $150 monthly. 84 Moun­ case. Hot water oil heat, recrea­ XX-M ANCH ESTER—New 5 roo-^ excellent condition, atorme, District of Manchuler. on Ihe 34th di 87.50. China closet, $.35. 4-speed ROOM FOR lady or gentleman. NEAR VERNON shopping center— ment, Many other fine fqntures fn- tain St., off Route 83. Phone plumbing, full cellar, plastered large deep lot, garage, full base­ 1 car garage, amesite drive, hue. shopping, school. Carlton W. lay the Town of Andover are hereby with the following: qualifica­ Live Stock— Vehicles 42- clqded on fii bus line, tion room, porch, flhade trees, Colonial, fireplace, built-in etove, ecreena, oversilized garage, porch, of September, 1968, record player and radio, 820, Near Cheney’a. Kitchen privilegri. 8 room apartment, heat and hot owner, Coventry, PI 2-7584. walla. Large wooded lot. 81.500 extraa. Attractively landscaped. ment, combination doors and win­ city utilities. Bus line. Hutchins. M I 9-6183. Present Hon. Francis C. Vlgnsll, warned that the annual Town good condition, Charles Le$pet- oven and dishwasher $17,900. R. F. 814.300 Hebron near Bolton— 514 tions. TALLY-HO STABLES, Lake ^ Maple secretary deak, lift-top Inquire 224 Charter Oak. M I water. Call M I 4-0921. TR 5-2600 TR 5-6578 ance. Ml 9-7620. down. Mortgage available Call Dimock Co. Ml 9-5245 FHA appraised. One block from dows. Venetian blinds, built-in Acting Judge Meeting will be held In the Tawn commode, chairs, end tables, cof­ oven, beautiful black iron grille room ranch, basement garage. 187 PRINCETON ST. FHA ap­ Estate of Waller E. Berbler. late of Vernon, Conn. Box atalla, It pad- 3-8368 CH 6-4137. owner alter 5 p.m. MI 3-8255. schools, stores, bus. Catholic Manchester, in said District, deceased. Hall, Route No. 6, Andover, on 1. Hard worker docka, grazing land. MI 9-9356. fee tables, beds, fireplace' fix­ NEW 8 ROOM apartment, heat, hot Suburban for Rent 66 EAST HARTFORD-6 room brick work In living room. Cloee to new 814,300—Hebron — 8 miles from praised nversir.ed Cepe on wooded Monday, October 5, 1969 at S:fM) i. Boodable X X I-M A N C H E S TE R -N ew 7 room Church. M I 8-6539. The Administratrix having exhibited tures. mirrors, picture frames, FURNISHED ROOM with complete water, stove, refrigerator, ga­ FIV E ROOM duplex, near school, cape on landscaped comer lot, 2 NEW 4 ROOM ranch—In Coventry. Colonial, batha, breezeway two school, few minutes to bus. Very Manchester. 7 room older lot. Near schoola. Fiv# bedrooms her administration account wlih said P.M. for the following purpeecs а. Good transportation FOR SALE—Good sound quarter marble top tables and dressers, housekeeping facilities. Women rage. Near Andover-Bolton line. ROCKVILLE—-Large 6 room apart­ Forced hot water heat, modern favorable financing. Quick occu­ home, larga chicken coop, 8 partlslly finished, usable upstairs estate to this Court for allowance. It Is $80. Call M I 9-3864 after 6 p.m. baths, front ana rear dormers, car attached garage. Biillt-tns. Im­ MANCHESTER—4 room cape with ORDERED; That the 8th day of at$l objecte: 4. Not afraid to get dirty horse. 6 ', years old. Kenneth Por- etc, M I .3-7449, only. One block from Canter. Call $75 monthly. No children.. Call PI ment with heat, second floor, finished pine recreation room, kitchen and bath, one-car garage. mediate occupancy, 822,900. R. F. full cellar, copper plumbing, ame­ pancy. acres.' . ' and recreation loom. Kitchen haa б. Free for limited travel 3-8090 after 6. October, 1969. at four o’clock, afternoon, ler. Hebron. Call Willimantic AC M I 3-5539. FOUR ROOM apartment, nice ready about Oct. 1. 5 room apart­ dishwasher and garbage disposal, Price 811,800. Phllbrick Agency, Dlmock Co. MI 9-5245. site drive. Convenient to ' bus. ROCKVILLE 815.300 Bolton Center—514 room dining corner, living room, open •t the Probate Office In the Municipal 1. To chooee a Moderator for said 5. Capable of working without 8-9249. 21" CBS TELEVISION, VHF and ment with oil heat, second floor, MI 9-8464. stairway and fireplace. Heated Building In said Manchester, be and quiet residential area. Near all city utilities, storm doors and schools and shopping. Good buy Custom built- 8 bedroom ranch, ranch. Two-car garage, view. . meeting. supervision. UHF, very good condition. $85. d e s ir a b l e I.aARGE modem FOUR ROUm tenement, first floor, school, shopping, children wel­ available now. TR 5-2667. FOR further Information or $15,600 Coventry near 44 A—Older garage. Call M I 9-4431. the same Is assijmed for a bearing on windows, fireplace, 9 closets, XXn— at $11,600. Coventry—for $10,200 city water end sewers, few minutes th* allowance nC said administration 3. To receive and accept the re­ Call MI 9-5624. twin bedroom with private bath, Blasell St., $70. M I 9-6229 till 6 come, $80. Glastonbury ME 80 DBVo N d r i v e —Cozy 4 room In return we offer p.m. $17,800. JA 8-5130. appointment to see theae homes and a little drive out finds this walk to center of town, large large 7 room cape. La ^ s account wllh said estate, ascertainment ports of the various town boards, 1. Above average Income Poultry and Supplies 43 convenient, to Holliater and High 3-9057. ROCKVILLE--4 rooms and mod­ Cape, screens and storms, deep call Barbara Woods, Ml S-T?’ i, glassed In porch. Two-car 'ga­ BOLTON—PICTURE yourself liv­ of heirs and order of distribution, and officers snd commissions as KELVINATOR refrigerator —por­ tidy 6 room ranch in excellent kitchen with buUt-ln oven. Oulet ing In an adorable modern ’nnch, 3. Profit sharing Schools. References required. Call em bath, unfurnished.* cold- fiat, treed lot. May assume G.l.' mort­ Robert D. Murdock, M l 3-6472, rage. Brook, 385x200 lot. this Court directs that noUre or the printed In the 1968-1959 annual celain finish, good running condi­ M I 3-6913. ONE-HALF duplex, 7 rooms, ga.- newly redecorated, hot water, near condition. Has good sized cabinet tree shaded street. Deep lot for a with a beautiful view on an acre lime and place assigned for said, hear­ *. Paid vacation 60 I.AYING HENS or good for FOUR ROOM furnished apartment. gage. 811,000. MI 9-6318. Daniel G. Saunders, TR 5-2828, 815.800 Andover—6 room ranch, -t-. Town Report. freezing, 81.2,3 each. 612 Keeney tion. priced 120 for immediate rage, rent reduction for caretak­ center. $60 monthly. Accept one kitchen, aluminum storms and large garden. Owner transferred lot midst setting of tall , shade ing be given lo all persona known to 4. Co-paid insurance Automatic washer, heat and ga­ Richard F. Dlmock. MI 9-06008. ta'ched garage, $2,800 asaumea M InterMted th.erein to appear and b* 3. To eee If the town will accept St. MI 3-6424. sale. 60 Ansaldi Road. Phone M I PLEASANT ROOM In quiet home er service. MI 9-7763. child. TR 5-7984. ST. JAMES PARISH - Eight screens, generoUs room space. Immediate occupancy. Price trees. Outside patio', garage, hot rage. Also 3 room apartment. TR Many other listings available. The 414% mortgage. heard thereon by publishing a copy of as a public highway ths An­ 9-7761. next to bath and shower. Free 5-2244, TR 5-9992, TR 5-1447. Open For room' home. Five bedrooms, SIX ROOM Cape, Bowers school 815,500. water oil heat. 8 bedrooms, ex''el- this order In some newspaper having For more informaUon write NEW 5 ROOM duplex, 3 bedrooms, Elsie Meyer Agency, Realtors, ^ 816,700 Bolton— All stone, 514 dover portion of the etraat in. Larry Brooks. 9 John St East parking. M I 9-0887. modem kitchen, sunporch, n w area, fireplace, ceramic bath, lent condition. All this at a re­ a circulation In said District, at least garage. Adult family or indlvl. 9-5624. M I 3-6930. room ranch. Two fireplacea, 2 five days before the day of eaid hear­ the Elizabeth H ^hta develop­ Hartford, Conn., or call BU li-««.S9 Articles For Sale 45 KITCHEN SET. chrome, 815, Com­ boiler, one-car garage. Small air conditioner upstairs, Mcellent VERNON — BOLTON RD. duced price of 814.900 for Immedi­ ing. bination Florence oil and gas duals sharing. M I 3-4083 after 5. Inspection acres, view. ment known as Wsbatsr Lane, Sept. 38. 39, 30, between 8 a.m.- Business Locations down payment. FHA. appraised. neighborhood, best offer S. A. MANCHESTER — Sturdy new 6 Few minutes from Wllhur Cross ate aale. Ooodchiid-B*rtl*tt Real­ By Order of the Court. DRY OAK wood, cut fireplace and range, fairly new, 125. MI 9-5126. Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 815,800. Phllbrick Agency, MI Parkway. 6 room ranch, nice 817.800 Bolton—15 acres, large M AD E LllfE B. ZnCBARTH, Oerk. which street is shown on a map 11:80 a.m.—1 p,m.-5 p.m. COM PLETELY furnished apart­ ' for Rent 64 Beechler, Realtor. MI 8-8969 or room Garrison Colonial. II4 baths, brook, 4-room Ranc.h. Pony ty. 15 Forest. M I 8-7925, BU stove length. 810 per load de­ 34 Liberty St. 9-8464. wooded lot 90x800, FHA 4M% entitled “ Elisabeth Helghta WANTED—Room or board. Retired ment, privacy. Storrs near Unl- OPEN HOUSE W. R. Smith. M l 9-8952. hot water heat, full insulation barn, riding stable possibilities. 9-0939. Ai; A COURT OF PROBATE, held livered. PI 2-7886. COMMERCIAL business or office mortgage available. Oulek occu- at Manchester, within and for the Property of Valentine Flano, He­ Musical Instruments 5.T KeoHenian wants lodging with verjilty of Connecticut. 3 gentle­ 190 SUMMIT .ST. SUNDAY 2 to 5 COVENTRY—Two year ’round cot­ plastered walla, fireplace with 817.000 Builder’s loss. Parkway Help Wanted— men. 89 each per week plus rea­ space for rent. Up to 6500 square SOUTH WINDSOR. 79 Laurel St. panry. Price reduced to $i ’ 900. MANCHESTER —Beat residential IHsIrIct of Manchester, on Ihe I5th day bron and Andover Conn. Scale POWER MOWERS - Toro. Jacob- private family. Have car. Box 135, tages, 88,o00. Good investment paneled wall, knotty pine cabi­ 14-mlle. Tolland. Large 7 room' of September. A.D. 1969. 1”_ 100’ June 8, 196S, Hayden U sonable share of electricity and feet. Wilj sub-divide. M s lf Street. 7-ROOM OLDER HOME, 5 room ranch, extra large kitch­ Spacious Brick Ranch— neighborhood. Six room Cape, ga­ Present Hon. Francis C. Vignatl, Male or Female 37 sen. Yazoo and Snapping Turtle. HAVE YOUR piano tuned electron­ Wollaslon, Mass. SUNDAY, SEPT. 27 property. Call Marlon E. Robert­ nets. Large shade trees. Owner split. 114 barns, high elevation. Griswold, C. E.”, a cow of fuel oil. GA 9-4352. Located near Centep/Plenty of NEW G-E HEATING, en, built-in oven, screened porch, rage, hot water oil heat. Price Acting Judge. Reel and rotary Also riding mow ically; the mly correct way. Band aon, Broker. MI 3-5953. and builder. M I 3-4880- Among nice homes, Estate of Anna Oonseman. late of POTOATO PICKERS—No exper­ parking. Phone M l 9-6229 or MI 1 (o .5 P.M. FRESHLY PAINTED. half acre lot. Excellent financir 3 Plus 26 Acres only 814.900. Call GoodrhUd Bart­ which map Is on file tn the 'Town era. Parte and aervlce. Capitol and orchestra Instruments for 8-7444. available. Marion E. Robertson, 831.500 Belton—Older 7 room home, Manchester In said district, deceased. Clerk’s Office in Andover. ience required. Will train. Apply Apartments— Flats— FOUR ROOM apartment furnished, GARAGE COVENTRY LAICE—Adorable year $16,800—8 ROOM home, 3-4-1, 3-car Custom built home of 7 rooms, lett Realty. M I 3-7926. BU 9-0989. Upon application of Bernice. A. Rich, Equipment Co., 38 Main St., Man­ rent. .Rental applied to purchase 5-ROOM CAPE Broker, M I 3-5963. two fireplacea, 114 acres, barn, 4. To see If the town wlU make an Immediately. Connerticut State all utilities, heat, no pets. 82.7 ’round home, 4>4 rooms, 2 bed­ garage, amesite drive, nicely center hall, enclosed breezewav, garage, view. Administratrix, praring for authority to chester. Ml 3-7958. , price if you buy later. Ward Tenements 63 weekly. Call MI 8-1751. Sundays BREEZEW AY MANrJTESTER ^ sell certain real etials particularly de­ additional appropriation of to.- employment 8er\1ce. 806 Main St., Krause, MI 8-5336. J O H N H. LAPPEN, Inc. rooms. fireplace, extra lot. 86,950 MANCHESTER—6 room ranch, 2 landscaped grounds, in excellent 3-car attached garage, 3 flr^ilaces. $24,000 Columbia — Three fire­ scribed In said oppHcatton on file. It Is Manchester. 8 a.m.-7 p.m. 1 CAR GARAGE condition. Must be seen. Call Paul 663.98 to provtoe payment ef TOP SOIL—Possibly the cleanest FURNISHED 3 room apartment, M I 9-5261 P I 2-8124. baths, dining room, 3 bedrooms, 114 baths, lovelv big kitchen with places, large 7 room ranch. 11 BRENT ROAD ORDERED: That Ihe foregoing ap- and most fertile delivered in this WAIT FOR OUR grand opening first floor couple preferred. Call J. Correntl. MI 3-5363. dtninr area. Ideal home for any­ nllcailon be heard and determined at . the amount the town has bean FTVE ROOMS, near schools and From Center go north on Main, garage. Tongren, Broker, MI Large knotty pine porch, two- Ihe Probate Office In Manchester In said aaseseed. for its proportional area this year. Place your order. and save. Eastern Connecticut’s Ml 9-3884 between 5-9 p.m. FOR SALE EIGHT ROOM Dutch Colonial, f'.st 3-6321. one dealring a suburban location Open 2-5 p.m. DISHWASHER wanted days. Ap­ bus, second floor, available Oct. Philbriek, Agency take 1st left onto Bigelow, SEVEN ROOM English colonial, car garage. 7 acres. District, on the 8th day of October. share o f tha coat o f eatotal out­ Leonard L, GlgUo A Sons, Bolton. oldest and largest music store time on market. With or -vlthoui with plenty of privary. Near Park­ 835,600 Bolton — Large 6 room A. D. 1969. at ten o'clock In Ihe fore­ ply Cavey’s Restaurant TWO FRON’T rooms, heated apart­ 1st, $65 monthly. MI 9-9683, M I M I 9-8464 right at end of Bigelow la IJb- complete furnishings. One-csr ga­ centrally located, IH baths, mod­ 8 bedroom ranch noon. and that notice be given in alt lay and current expenfflturss e f CaU kn 3-7083. opens Manche.ster branch. Wed., 9-8710. "^ll minute, from town-—*- ' erty St.. No. 54. LARGE HOMES —One with 8 way, about 7 miles from Manches­ ranch, 4 room ranch, 3-car ga­ Oct, 7th. Band and orchestra In- ments, bedroom set. kitchen set, room apllt level.' Garage, neat rage, excellent location. For hlr- rooms, one with 8H rooms. Both ernized kitchen, garage, recently ter. Large kitchen persona Interested In said estate of the Regional School District Num­ GIFTS AND TOYS redecorated. S. A. Beechler. Real­ rage, 3 acres. Full basement pendency of said application and the HEAVY FERTILE loam for fall atrumenls. pianos, organs, sheet gas stove and refrigerator. Apply J j acre yard, aluminum, ther Information aboi f this e.\c-i- priced right. Both in good shape. time and place of hearing thereon, by ber Eight (Item L-3 1959-1980 seeding. Also sand, stone, gra.el music methods, repairing instruc­ apartment 4, 10 Depot Square. tional home call The Phllbrick tor. M I 3-6969 or W. R. Smith, MI For more details please call 4>4% mortgage publishing a copy of this order In some budget), as recontmendsd by AVAII.ABLE 6 room duplex, Oct. atorma and screen.. Owner^ Madeline Smith, Realtor MI 9-8952. L A W R E N C E F. FIAN O W E N EED and fill. Waller P. Miller MI tion. Ward Music Stores. 99 Sum­ tranaferred— 816,500. Agency, M I 9-8464. 9-1642. Stephen F. Rose. M I 8-7808. l<4 baths. newspaper having a circulation In said the Board o f Finance. 3-8603. 1st: Inquire 99 Ridge St. BROKERS MI 8-3754 district, at least five days before the DEMONSTRATORS mer St. Hours T ubs, through Fri­ day nf said hearing, to appear If Ihev 5. To see If the town will vote to MODERN LIVING VA APPROVED. No down pay- J. WATSON BEACH & CO. Paul P. Flano MI 8-0468 THE day, 1 till 9 p.m. Sat;, 9 till 5. SIX ROOM duplex near East Cen­ ■■New 6-room ranch, (1 left)),^ 35 LAKE S T R E E T -7 room Co­ MANCHESTER see causs at said time and place and petition the Capitol Region Men and women right new to SPECIAL—10% diacount on half-' Plenty of free parking. ter, Main streets. Automatic'heat, 2 bath., 2-car garage, fin- ment to a qualifying veteran. Spe­ lonial, l>/4 batha, screened porch, LOMAS & N ETTLE TO N CO. be heard relative thereto, and make Planning Agonev requaeting the Attractive 3i/4 room apartment In 21 Central Row return lo this court. ^ ahow our llnea and take order Inch—Inch—regular and crushed! hot water. Adults preferred. MI ^iahed rec room, alumlnura> f ir s t Time On Market cially- designed 1954 3-bedroom attached garage, beautifully 'and- LOVING CARE Incluelon of the Town o f An­ , lers 3 stabilized atone. Screening, loam ,' residential area In Rockville. We Reduced for quick sale. Munro JA 2-2115 CH 9-6211 By Order of the Court, evenmga a week. NoNo expfrieirience 8-8495. siding, oven range, dish-' contemporary ranch with baae­ scaped lot, 102x612. Immediate M ADEf-INE B. ZIEBARTO. Clerk. dover in the area o f operation of gravel, fin. Driveway aealer, $1.30 furnish heat, kitchen appllaiices, St. Immaculate 7 room English Co­ And Ingenuity have resulted in Evenings Mr. Handler, M I 9-7618 needed; Car neceaaary. Wanted— To Buy 58 washer and disposal Incliid- ment garage. Picture window* in occupancy. Marion E. Robertaon, lonial! Recreation room. IH baths. aeld Agency. . gallop. Cold mix asphalt. 81.70 parking apace, rubbish collection living room and recreation room SOUTiT W IN D S O R this delightful 4 roo.m East Hart­ Mr. Oaffey, JA 8-0666. AVAILABLE Nov. 1st—2 bedroom, >ed. Wooded 100 x 200 Iot.> PITKIN STREH Broker, M I 3-5953. AA zone, 80-day occupanev. Own­ 6. To provide by ordinance the bag. Hot mix Asphalt delivered. and coin operated washer and dry­ overlook historic countryside. ford home designed primarily for Mr. Booth, AD 3-8441. W E OFFER WANTED TO BUY er. brand new, refrigerator, electric er leaving for Florida. method of flUlng any ‘vacancy Nuasdorf Asphalt Co , Ml 3-2427. $25„500' Large, tree shaded lot, 125x250. Circa 1690 a couple who find pleasure iQ fine NOTICE Good used resalable furniture, stove, washer and dryer, one year wkich may occur on the Zoning Spacious S room early American workmanship and a* park like yard 840 guaranteed for 3 bvenlnga’ also small upright and spinel lease, required. Five room apart­ .6-room older Colonial. St. “ Picture Book" kitchen ha.s dish­ Reduced—Concord Rd, Beautiful A public hsaring will be held by Board of Appeals. STORM WINDOWS and full length j RISLEY REALTY CO. Beautiful 6-Room Dutch Colonial, 2 fireplaces, hot colonial. Thie home Is structurally shrubbed for privacy and beauty. Lots tor Sale 7J work and a line of 500 hqine neces- pianos. ment available Oct. 15, heat, re­ James Parish. Close ta1 washer, bullt-tn oven and ra 7 room ranch, 84 acre nicely land­ the Town Planning Commission of 7. To see If the town will vote to altiee to .add to our tremendous copper screens. Call after 6 p.m. 1 Total price $15,900. For details sound and offers 4 bedrooms, 1^ Antique brick walk, cedar shingled Manchester, Connecticut, Monday M I 3-8291. j Ml 9-4824 TR 5-1166 frigerator, electric stove, one year schools and shopping. loirge BOLTON-VERNON scaped lot. Recreation room, MANOHESTER—Bolton lino, ''” or add. an appropriation item to gifts and toy line. lease required. Also 2 and 3 water oil heat, tile bath, porch, combination windows which-apply to you ca' Manch j- baths, three fireplacea, dutch oven exterior (oiled for the old effect). evening, October 6, 1969, at 8 P.M. Watkins Used Furniture .lot. I.OW price— $14,900. powder room, bar. 2 baths, 30-day 5 acrog of high wood ’ land. Sell­ the current budget to be known room apartments available J, D. ter kU 9-1278 or Willimantic HA 4 year old. 5 room ranch, hot and many of the old features. About 970 square feet of delightful in the hearing room of the Munici­ CAMP TRAILER, ^ foot bv 6 foot,' occupancy. Sacrifice. ing for the low price of 95."lO. as ■ Capital Outlay-Purchase of Call PI 2-6653 for interview Gxchanjfe Realty, MI 9-3640. We’ll be pleased lo show you and doors, awninjrs, 2-car garage with loft, smeaite drive. 3-5518. Russell F. Broderick, Brok­ water heat, fireplace, ceramic tile Several out buildings, including'4 living area, 2 large bedrooms. Con­ pal Building on subdivisions titled: 115, Extension ladder, 24 foot, $15. ' Shown by,appointme . Call Phll­ 'Town Truck. 15 Oak Street TWO-ROOM furnished apartment. er. bath. Large lot with brook, patio. Summit St. Two apartments. acre tobacco shed and garagea, 7% venient to stores, school, churches. "Dartmouth Heights, Andrqw MI 9-9290 after 6 p.m. . these homes anytime at y'our^ brick Agency, M l 9-8154. 8. To see if the town will request 105 Birch Street. 4',4 ROOM DUPLEX, 95 W. Middle Large lot, nicely shrubbed. Shown by appointment only. 818,500. Nice location. One apartment fur­ acres, over 5 cultivated. Fiancing 8 bus lines. 2 miles from Pratt 4c Ansaldi, Manchester, Conn. Scale ’■convenience. the Board of Finance to trans­ Situations Wanted— COMBINATION range, gas and WE BUT and aell antique and used Tpke,, $104 monthly.. Adult couple MANCHESTER — T room ca' nished. Nice income with small in­ arranged. Whitney. 813,900. 1’’—40’. Nov. 21. 1938, Revised MANCHESTER—Half acre lotg for fer funds to the appropriation Female „ 38 gaa. 80,000 Jj.t.u. conversion bum- furniture, china, glass, silver pic­ SIX ROOM tenement for rent. All only. Csll MI 3-2786, before Friday 818.500. Tongren, Broker 5fi ARTHUR A. KNOFLA vestment. July 10, 1959 Primus St Wsitl, En­ ture frames, guns, attio contents John H. Loppon, Inc. 8-6321. WALTON W. GRANT AGENCY sale, some wooded, some cleared. item “ Capital Outlay-Piirchase ' er. May be seen at 74 North St. improvements. Apply 95 Foster or Monday. E L V A TYLER. Realtor All In retidflntlal A zones. 82,000 gineers, Glastonbury, Conn.” whole eatates. Furniture refin- St. Call Ml 3-7340. MI 9-5261 Duplex 6-6, 2-car ' garage, ame­ of Town TVnrk" from the con­ RELIABLE woman would like Realtor. M I 0-4469 Realtor . MI 8-1188 each, 10% down and the balance “ Green .Manor Apartments Sub­ lahed and repaired. Furniture Re­ 1M East Center St. 68 ELSIE D R IV E -6 room split site drive, nice locatlcm. One apart­ tingency fund or unexpended steady work ae receptionist., some Ann Teets, MI 9-9901 In monthly paymehtg over » 86 division Plan on land N/F Farm­ Buildinj; Materials 47 pair Service and Sales, Talcott- ROCKVILLPl—3’4 room furnished Manchester CHARLES LESPERRNCE level, 2 full baths, fireplace, 'ga­ ment immediate occupancy. - HIGH ELBVATION-outakirts.' ua- balances in other appropria­ clerical. For Interview Box B. MI 3-5440 MI 9-5938 Bette Carpenter. M I 0-5051 months period. Phone M I 8-4836. lands Exchange Corp. Manchester, Herald. / vllle. apartment with heat. Xfl 9-4824, rage. near Buckley School. Own­ tom 2 bedroom ranch, breezeway, tions. TR 5-1166. Weekend— Please Call Ml 9-7620 er. M I 3-7101. Wesley vancour. Broker. Conn. Scale 1”— 40’ July 16, 1939.” USED LUMBER and building sup­ Ml 9-2896 or MI .8-5219 J. D. R E A L T Y SOUTH WINDSOR—For aale or garage, fireplace, aluminum 9. To eee if the town will vote to plies, General Electric hot water SEPTIC TANKS “ Green Manor Elstates Addition IN TO W N -Fine 2-famlly. in "cen- rent. 8 room split level. Tongren, atorms, cellar, trees. 150 foot MANCHESTER—Four B-zone lots, request the Executive Secretary EXPERIENCED babv sitting In furnace, electric hot water heat­ Rooms Without Bosrd 59 THREE ROOM heated apartment AND MI 9-3640 No. 3 Parker Street, Manchester, tral location. Garage, large lot. Broker, M I 3-6331. frontage. Cariton W. Hutchlna, M I 85,000. Other lots available In of the Judicial Department to or out. M I 3-7138, ers, soil pipes, galvanized, nipe. "Gables.” 118 Main St., 186, Three MANCHESTER — Real bargalna. 9-5182. Conn. Green Manor Const. Co., Inc. FURNISHED room —One minute I room apartment, 4.54 Main St., Madeline Smith, Realtor. MI Vernon, Manchester. If we dor’t Developer Prop. N/F Norman Include the town of Andover in windows, doors. Chomnn House­ PLUGfiED SEWERS Builder wishea to close-out all of MANCHESTER 5 room ranch, the circuit of tbe new Circuit from Main St. Light houseke n- 855. MI 9-5229 , 9-5, 9-1842. 813,200—5 ROOM CAPE, 17x80 liv- have what you want. we’Il get It Rauch Scale 1’’— 50’ Sept. 15,1969" UNEMCUMBERBD mature lady, wrecking, Stork Place. Open dally his 1959 Model Homes .. he has barn, about 4 acres. Tongren, 4*4 ROOM SINGLE home, prime Court which will hold seastons In familiar with all office proce­ lng„ Women only. Call Ml 9-7959. ing room, 3 spacious b^rooms, a for you. J. D. Realty, M I 9-3540. All Interested persons may at­ .7:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday 8-4. Capes, Colonials, Split-levels, and Broker, M I 3-0831. west side location, fireplace, large Manchester nr WiUimanllC. THREE ROOM apartm'ent. heat Maehina CleaneiT ADORABLE 4 room home, handy wooded lot 100x200 with flreple e. tend this hearing. dures, bookkeeping machine, nav-l Call MI 9-2392, ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. Ranch type homes. He says' sell, kitchen with dining area, recrea­ roll, taxes, trial balances and of­ and hot water furnished. Suitable Sieptie Tanka, Dry Wells, Sewer location, furnished or unfur­ immediate occupancy. Call Paul 10. To do any 'other business prOf - Centrally .located. Babies ac­ trade, and listen to all offers .. MANCHESTER — 76 Whitney Rd. tion room, garage with patio. S. ANDOVER LAK E — Two lots on Dated at Manchester, Connecti­ fice etiquette. Box F. Herald. , for couple, $70 monthly. Call MI Llnea Installed— Cellar Water- nished. Call owner for detail infor­ J. Correntl. M I 3-5888. cut'. this 24th day of September, er to come before the meeting. cepted Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. 9-3248 after 4:30 p.m. All these homes are idtuated on Neat 5 finished room Cape Cod- A. Beechler, Realtor, MI 3-6969 Woodslde. Lane. 8950. M I 9-4458. Diamonds— Watches— prootlBg Done. mation. M I 9-9206. 1959 ------VL MEN--Full Time or Part Time half acre lota; Here’s a chance to VERNON—Taylor St. 6 room with garage, second floor unfin- or W. R, Smith, M I 9-8952. Dated at Anuover. Connecticut, TYPIN G DONE quicki.v and effi-! Jewelry 48 15 ACRES, 1,000 ft. frontage, Man- "TOWN PLANNING COMMIS­ September 26lh. 19.'>9. clentW at home. Please write. PLEASANT large- heated room, FIRST TIM E on market— Pitkin get a rear solid buy. All types of ranch, 3 years old. Attached ga­ ishuL EiXcellent encloaed porch free parking, on bus line. 146 Cen­ MeKINNEY BROS. mortgages can be arranged. All chester-Bolton line. Asking SION Percy B Cook ' Boot C, Herald; LEONARD W. TOST, Jeweler, re­ St. Beautiful 6 room Dutch Co- rage, fully air-conditioned, gaa with heat. Large beautiful lot with GLASTONBURY ter St. Ml 3-8002. homes are ready for immediate trees. Priced below FHA appraie- 811,000. Lawrance F. F;ano, Brok­ Martin E. Alvord, Chairman Edward, .M.-Teomane pairs. adjusts watches expertly S«w«raq« Ditpesol Co. lonia], 2 fireplaces, hot water oil heat, large lot. Ready to - move heat, tile bath, porch, combination occupancy. For further Informa­ Into. 816,1^. J. J. Grillo A Co., al. Quick occupancy. Phone M I 53 Cedar Ridge Terrace ers. Ml 8-3766. Paul P. Flano. MI Dorothy C. Jacobson. Secretary John C, Hutchinson Reasonabler prices. Open .Tuesday P. V. TONOREN ISO-ISt Pearl SL—Ml 8-5S0S JACK OF ALL TRADES 8-0465.' Advt. No. 61 Situations Wantgd— Male 39' windows and doors, awnings. 2-car tion phone M I 3-4836, Weeley Van- 499 Farmington Ave., Hartford, 3-6273. Brae-Burn Realty. Selectmen — ______I thru Saturday. Thursday evenings. PLEASANT room near bath. Free REAI- ESTATE BROKER cour. Broker. Located on plot 100x290, this 8t4 129 Spruce Street. Ml 9-4387 parking. 54 Htgh St. Or masters of all trade, in Manchester, East Hartfo.rd and South Windsor garage with loft, amesite drive, AD 3-6221, AD 2-8971. WANTED TO DO— Landscaping, I ■ ...... L-:____ ^__ ■ ■ “ Anything In Real Estate!*’ large lot nicely shrubbed: Shown ELLINGTON — 514 room ranch, room ranch home is in Immaculate FIRST TIM E on market—Coburn atone walls, flagstone terraces.: area. We need men in the service trades: Plumbers. TV repairers, elec­ by appointment: only. Charles SOUTH WINDSOR (Wapplng) — custom built, many fine features condition and good value for LARGE, pleasant room, heated. Ml 3.6321 '832,000. steps. Call MI 8-0796. Flowers— Nursery Stock 50-B tricians. maintenance, handymen, helpers, etc., lo work at their leisure. Just Lroperance, MI 9-7620. Rd. 7 room English Colonial. Rec­ Beautiful wooded setting. 514 room Including built in oven, range dish­ Suitable for 1 or 2 people. MI reation room, oil heat, sunporch, 9-1329. sit home and answer our call when we need you. ranch, oversized kitchen, dining washer, attached garage. Love­ Exclusive with CARPENTER, painter, paperiiar - j FOR SAIjE—Mums over 30 v^ ie- MANCHESTER—8 room Cape; 4 IH baths, large bedrooms, 3-car area, fireplace, carport, paUo, ly section. 816,000. FHA appraised er, mason, first class desires Wanted garage, large lot. trees, nicely full basement. Lot 100x200. Owner RICHARD B, MOORE ties with a good assortment' of LTVING ROOM and bedroom, first Retired men, here is a chance to add to your income. Just name your trade, down, 2 unfinished up, full cellar, at 816,000.^ '64 Mountain St., off work, $2 per hour. CH 6-4439. colors John Parciak, Vernon floor front, on bus line. Restau­ hot w ater' heat, nice corner lot shrubbed. Charlea Leaperance, Mil transferred. Asking $16,900. M I Route 88. Open for inspeeWon. Office ME 3-0494' Home ME 3-1409 hours available and phone number on a post card. 9-7620. 4-1208. the Avp.. Rockville, Conn. rants nearby. Parking. MI 3-5002. within walking distance of bus. Owner, Coventry, P I 2-7584. Mr. Wood JA 8-0315 CAN YOU USE a man with a plat- j • ISEPTIC TANKS FUEL TRUCK We need men around th& clock. form truck, mechanically ‘nclined ' CLEANED and INSTALLED Has lVi% mortgage that can be BIG SIX part-time. Try me. M I 9-7883. Household Goods 51 aeaumed. J. M. O’Brien, MI • SEWERS DRIVER 9;8818. NINE-PIECE dining |wm set.'' M.AfiHINE OI,EANBD Garrison Colonial i- Oogs— Birds— Pfts 41 Roper gas range. Serve! gas re-1 steady, year 'round work'. Call PI 2-8243 All Day Saturday Start living your Future at..: frlgerator. MI 3-7638. STORE DACHSHUND, AKC registered, 1 2 ______• INSTALLATION Good pay. Apply to Santa weeks old, 'black and Ian m ale,, COMBINATION range 2 burner oil Parla. V / OPEN ' FOR RENT SPECIALIST HOME SALES \ ' Inoculated- ajid wormed. Cham- plus ’ 4 ‘ ’burner gas o and . oven, . r 50 plonship 19 M APLE 8iT bacjcgroimd, $65. P I I gallon drum and automatic pump — A P P LY — Brookhaven Homes M706. '-I Included. MI 3-4083 after 5. MORIARTY TOTAL $71,900.00 MancliMtBr Town and Country DAILY and SUNDAY - Sovinqs and Loan Grainaga Ga. BROTHERS OPPOSITE BUCKLEY SCHOOL IN 4 WEEKS 1007 M AIN HT. the investment with lifetime diyidends Ml 9-4143 .701 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER REALTY CO., NOON TILL DARK ' ll’jilAPLE ST.. MANCHES­ TER. O W N E b B Y TED GOOD- ALL ’THESE QUALITY FEATURES CHILD, HAS REPORTED 8DC HOME SALES IN THE LAST AT Featuring: « WEEKS IN BOLTON. MANCHESTER lOLTON NO ADDITIONAL COST A ranch on 288 Colonial Rd., • HOT WATER OIL HEAT • ESTATE SIZE LOTS 125x180 Used hut not abiiHed are theae two older homes. Off the Lake. Price dropped from $10,900 to $8.- o SEPARATE DINING ROOM liiii Both are large 6 roomer* In very central loca­ from Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Me- brick frcnt 0 FULL BASEMENT 900 and the owner wilt, If necessary, assist with o KNOTTY PINE CABINETS tstll tion*.. Green Hill St. and Sun*et SI. Real nice Auley to Mr. and Mrs. David CAlonisl bay window o m BATHS the financing. Terrific deal for four rooms, en­ U Knight. o TH RU e n t r a n c e h a l l o FULL INSULA’nON street*. Both vacant. 5H’ ST SE LI„ so call for closed porch, stone fireplace, lake rights. K tte r botlt-ln CALORIC oven, range o 3 TW IN SIZE BEDROOMS "the deal of Ihe year." Cottage at Lakeside Lpne fro^ and inotnerateir e EXCmXENT 30-YEAR FINANtSNO M act fast. Susan A . Bradley to Najeeb Hollister Street . . . real comfy home with three living room, 19’9” xl2 ’4” i $9,800 . . . Four rooms and a gafage. No base­ Charles. down and three up plus an enclosed front porch. fu ll. ftnletaed eellnr playroom ment and not In a development. Ideal for an old­ A Split Level on Plymouth OM C O N D in O N E D -A m eystom Older home, but ha* a relatively new heating *y»- er couple, reiil big corner lot. Defies Comparison! lem. aluminum siding, and other extra*. Worth Lane from. Mr. and Mrs. W il­ poured concrete foundation looking Into. Top location. $12,300 . ,1 . overlooking the lake. Oversized tour liam A. COatSs to Miss Lauret- fluth mabognny doora only ^ 1 4 , 9 9 0 room ranch plus a garage. Lot Is 100x180. Possi­ to M. Oark. no. 1 oak fleare Here’s one we have lo. sell. Truly choice ranch of ble to assume high OI mortgage. Dead-end street,' A Coipnial on Vernon Rd., Wa­ *1* moms located In

4 ' TW«LV* SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2«, 1989 ^attrlrp0tpr lEnpttittg Ifrrd lb

It will be ^raat for a party. Every- body's altlInK around, not knowinit National ^)fficer < About Town |.what to aay, and then I ahow up Heard Alang Main Street I with black nalia. Rlirht away Of VFW Women MuntoDoint^ Tribe > . 5*. Business Bodies ! they’ve jfot aomethtnjt to ta lk ! tORM, «ill Mihl Jli re»ul«r meet-; 4nH .on jtnmn of Manehrittor*$ Sidm Str»pl», Too ^ about. “ On Visit lo State In j in Tinker Hell Monday,^ at 8 I "But I Rueaa I like this ooIot fi*ilB Preferred Stork p.m. Rogers Corp. board of dlreetora beat In a dark room." Mrs. Jam es Rhind at Wilming­ Nemorlee * leresl In school arttvltlea and an has voted to call, as of Nov. 1, all Mancheiter Aaaembly. Order of Its preferred atock, which la en­ ton. Del., national president of Ihs Raiabow. " ill hold a aeml-open In- A fnend of Heard Along w ho? forth. Demand and Supply Ladiea Auxiliary of the Veterans Frank Sheldon, member of the titled to mmiilalive quarterly divi­ ■tallatton of -offirers Monday a t ' rents' an apartment to three col­ Two HOS's for lollipops for chil­ dends of 90 rfinta per share. The of Foreign Wars Is making her t SO p.m at the Masonic Temple. lege boys recalled vividly this, acliool hoard, then raised the mat­ dren St the polio clinic Wednesday . official visit to the State of Con­ j ter of the relation between drop- call price is S8S. Mr* EUrabeOi Geiaaler and mem- week how. In his college da>"s. brought a quirk response. The' This action follows a -Sept, 1 necticut. bert of the Ralnbcm- Board will money to buy meals was hard to j outs and Juvenile delinquency and first box of lollipops w-as donated | ownership of cars. payment of a three per cent atock Mra. Rhind’s new program for aerva refreshmente In the rlub- come by. | by Mrs. Helen Fitapstrick, 4081 diiddend on Class B common this 'year is "Aid snd Servics to This fellow's 11-year-old daugh-1 Sheldon said' he had come to fSakland SI., w-ho had been told room. know of two cases of delinquent I shares, which will become the Senior Citizens.” Her program will ter paid a call on the hoys and i there w-mild be no itiore than 100' only clas* of stock. The preferred undertake to focus the attention, brought along her pet hamster to I boys recently, hecatuse, "I had or 200 children at the clinic. i A Sellchos (Penitential prayer! them in Sunda.v School." has conversion rights into Class B of the 325,000 Auxiliary membera' •arvffce will be held at Temple show to them. At 3 p.m., after the clinic had stock In the ratio of aeven to dm. in 8,715 communities, on the prob-, She came out of the aparUnent The'other membera of the hoard Beth Sholom at midnight tonichl been In nperal|nn a short time, the The last dividend on preferred lem of the aged. a few minutes later and shouted:' argued hark and forth for several preceding the Holy Days A coffee, mlmites over whether ownerahip of staff at the clinic called Mrs. Fitz­ shares will be the 90 cents quarter­ There will be a reception for, hour and dlaouasion period at 10.30 "Paddy, guess what? One of the I patrick to ask if she had any more ly dUe Nov. 1, to be paid with the boys took a good look at my ham­ a car causes bad marks snd drnp- Mra. Rhind at the Hotel Statler-' pm . ■will precede the 8er^ice. niiis. nr whether owning s car h'e- I lollipops. Sh e’ contacted Mervin call price. Class B shares were Hilton tonight at 8 o'clock. An ster and told me he has a pot just i Meridy of the Manchester Tobacco split 7-for-t last April, when itock- about the right sise for him! " roiiiea a necessity for a bo>- who all-day conference and quarterly’ The ^'omen'.i Club of Manrhea- finds no satisfaction in achonl. ' snd Candy Co., and he promptly holdera apprbved Increasing th# meeting will be held Sunday, be-, i donated more boxes. number of authorized Class B ter will open Its new season Mon-1 Horse Sense Sheldon conceded that a boy- ginning at 9 a.m. at the Statler- day at 8 p m. at the Second Con-| might want s car to salvage his At 6 p.ni. the clinic stsff again, shares from 7*,RM) to 500,000, of Hllton Hotel.- A luncheon in Mrs. gregatlonal Church. Richard Earle How would you transport a ! called .Mrs. Fitzpatrick to tell herj which 270.534 iCere outstanding aa self-respect If school is a failure of Aug. 30. . Rrilnd'a honor will be served at producer-directorprod' of ■ .the " Carousel horse from one place to another? ! the number of children being: for him. Rogers reported a first half 1959 12:30. All of the programs of the TTieatre in Framingham. M ass. In a van, wouldn't ,vou? "Bui are we doing all that can inoculated was ninnln„' far ahead' ] ■you would, but not some people net of 59 renta per Class B share, VFW auxiliar.v will be discussed. wm lecture on 'TenU and Tem­ be ,d'«, to I Gamble. Jean Pasqualini, and ba.seliall team.s. liand hills of A. Winthrop Ballard is niiirch ; Kathleen Joy. achieve the highest opera*ional ef­ T’niversity nf Connerllciil. niajm- openings $ 1 . 2 5 seasonal Job slahtlity. the Federal 1 InrliKhni; \K\V M. RorliAhakr Tliivtlr Surfnrf to make hqme heating eaay.. W ASHED. DRIED AND ing in Liberal Art.a. F'or a 3-yea ’ PI T INTO PLASTIC BAG Re.serve Bank of Boston itss an- , period, he studied at the Rhode Aho; .1. M. SmloinHtlc Hiirrlrnnp Roof. WHILE STOCK LASTS REG. VALI'E nounced. ! Island !3rhool of Design where he Call today for This optimistic conclusion Is received a BFA degiee. FREE DE.MO.NSTR.VnO.N AM) F:STIMATES hx.sed on s bank study of postwar 1 He served with the Arniv of Oc- PLFS wHk flucliiations in New England em- ! |95 SALES Mobilheat ■T-fS ployrtient. The gist of the study is ! Deco Home Improvement' Co. TAX reported in the current Issue of 19 STHK KLANI) .STREET—TEL. Ml 9-96.M the bank's monthly business re­ ManclTesler WE GIVE THE ARMY AND NAVY view. a-K Examining the employment rec­ Wallpaper and Paint Co. INSTALLED FREE GREEN STAMPS ords of specific industries, the bank 349 BROAD 8T. found that only six of the 25 em­ .M.ANCHESTER, CONN. ployment categories showed great­ Cu.stom Framing er differentials between the sea­ MORIARTY sonal high snd seasonal low in 19.58 .Arlist.s’ Supplies - as compared to 1947. MANCHESTER AND Never a worry when Adding the workers affected Hy, 1 BROTHERS DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT seasonal layoff’s in each industry 1 8:00 P M. THROrGHI|)rT THE SI MMER gives an aggregate of 260,(100 for AWNING CO. 301*315 Center Street 1947. the bank said. In 19.58, only MEMBER 195 West Center St. DANCING TO .MCSIC OF D1 RALDO'.S ORCHESTRA 250.000 were affected, despite an increase in the work force. Ml 9.3091 - Ml 3-5135 In 1947. 16 Ne\V England indiis- CASE and BUNN trie.s_ out nf 25 had more than a seven per cent ,drop in employment from .seasonal high to seasonal i «• (eWKIKW l»l m4 ll.ll ca low. the Reserve Bank added. Only I FIIRK IERS nine industries exceeded seven per i protects you witii CHESTER'S rent in 1958. PINE LENOX ARE YOU PREPARED? and d e s i g n e r s FOR TOMORROW — Remodel Take Part at Convention PHARMACY Two MancResler men • will ' e FOR NEXT YEAR — YOUR OLD Kl K COAT ' among those taking pari in panel 29f E. CENTER ST. FOR ETERNITY IN10 A NEW I discussions si the 1959 Realtors Ml 9-0896 «• ♦•‘it veek In , Convention snd Idea Conference of SONTIAY----- SCHOOL. Prepare 4- your at«r4»>«.heart aimand iHinaminiT IIIIn BIBLJE • Cape • Sinie M tered training and Christian fellowship. Attend next ^un • Jacket From *19 95 '.Ml 4-09.51; 511 g -lllk nr THE SALVATION ARMY Rockville TR 5-39?9 g iSHELL] O ■tSO A.M. 881 MAIN' ST. 3’i HI HKK ROAD, ROCKVILLE ( For Free Estimate In Voiir Home. Open House Tomorrow 2-5 P.M.

What's YOUR Problem - VERfiON-MANCHESTER LINE ANNOUNCING Worem oroarv Bxporidnetdwxpwrioncoa sorvicomonlarvicoman and aro oxptmtxptrfs «f By popular demand Hare you lost God? New 6-room ranches. 3 spacious bedroom.s, 19 x 14 cleaning and servicing dem oitic boating >planfB of paneled living room, fireplace, largfe kitchen-dining a n y k in d . THE REOPENING OF OUR FINISHING DEFT. area, built-in range and oven, birch cabinets, formica counters, stainle.ss steel .sink, ceramic bath, full ba.se- 24 HOUR FUEL and teaturinp: South Methodist' Church ment, oij hot water heat, Anderson 5vindow.s, city water, 1.50 x 120 lot. EXQUISITE HAND-RUBBED FINISHES BURNER SERVICE Can Help You? Dire<'rions— Between Tnllnnd Turnpike and T sjlo r Slri’rl, ^ niasternaftsman. Acid, alkali. ffrsl right off Turnpike, float left off Tn.vlor Street. ,1 RJeoho!- priwf finishes. Color matching and graining. 27 Tears Of Highest Quality Workmanship Sumlay School and Weniijp 9;00 and 11 ;00 A.M. CASE and BUNN CHIB Nl'RSCRV AT BOTH HOI'RS PAUL J. CORREMI - Sermon by World Evongolist p l e a s a n t v a l l e y RD., SOUtH WINDSOR HAROLD J, DWYER-Ml 3-5326 REAL ESTATE Ml 3-5363 DWYEip PROIIIICT.S—RtllJTE 8.5-.-BqLTO\. CONN Rov. Nobuo J. Kusomo, Hokodote, Japan TEL. JA 8.4333 WOODWORKF^RK—FINISHERS—MOLDERS Adult Rlblo CloBt, 7:09 P.M. 1932 — 1959 WE GIVE WORLD GREEN STAMPS k . / /

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ption for. I Statlar-' SETT, at tk n i OCT. 2 lock. An quarterly' CHANMOLO ■t . nday, be-. I Statlar- MOMBO.feVBKV yBCK--^AUU tUOflTS H. t, kHOKIb^lii O OO;. I m ' i I in lira, ------— ^— ---- ;— ;------^ -----1-— lerved at aritlMiaiaat, na of the Ufic, mm. mt^rwtatX (liacuaae<1. Dm ny llbomas Plans nvited to yiEWpointd I "K OMld T m i’* la mamba ra at yrimii tinM, SRturitoY. Pyeivlew, NYT, aa >w«ll aa on.tha tkijrtiaaa vialt are: - To-:Fade from Show ByWOPB L. BnUMlB paat •«nr«stion and Jean came up with is quoted by Variety on the sub- tore her hair and made apsechaa. MAN the^ reason for her no: “When ject: Now, the same old gal—litia-^la M l 3-1171 she s old enough, she can make up "AU this talk about nice, clean,, delighted that George Nader ie .to FO t niEFERKED her own mind about acting." star In “The Man add the Chal­ pictures ie bunk. We give Up lenge" (NBC-TV) and she can at 110 MGM will spend three milHon service to it because we'rd so REAi ESTATE m itd dollars on iU “ Ben Hur" advertise­ least watch him from her viewing esgsr to hs~ respectshle. Actually, Chair. Bven though he la hut ment campaign— an impresaive If V we'completely liVsid up to the lYS INSURANCE SERVICE note if you can still remember SB, even though he is a baeheler, klsC We’d he out od huainase..ih- even though too many yaars have Four first movie that cost one a yaar. The public wants to be million. . . . A big-screen-thester passed me by, to do anything ALUNDflni (H a TC 'tub ahqqked. The more tsdk gets, shout It, I atlU act Ilka a silly WINDOWS D IZ a lD D r JARYIS REALTY CO. version of “Peter 'Gunn” will have arduad that fUnu. are sexy aild Craig Stevens and LoU Albright o)d thing about him. He’s acorad exciting, the better for us." in many films. TV shows and. la a 'ing In- RBAL*roRS—INSVRORS playing their TV roles to the same 'The reaaon there hae been no See an far: n s E. Center SL—Ml 3-4112 j a « beat. . . . Tony Ma.-tines, the globdUotter. He is suf arid re ^ - odellng. offroial „fllm industry -reply to er and like the Ivan 'Tera ( 'watch Doors, dafoualea, regUtar, handy man of TV's “The Real Mc­ any of the "movies are tOo sexy" Coys," will bring a little cha-cha that name’) w W will produce the Awniaga, Door complaints. series, a student o f anything acten- Hoada and DO YOU KNOW VeaettM BUada F m A D A«to Shires S A T U R D A Y T e le v isio n P R O G R A M M aachesier .Awninif C m . 195 WBST UENTEK ST. >M MAIN ST.—‘Ml S-10M IttS IMS Bsassr Whirtykteds R >*:*3 Kawe Oaa, WIU Travel ■ t M fil—^dSatahUaked IM S While HsMer W Starring Richard Boone. Paladia Usel. Al Shew Air Fares Slsey Rr Services All Makes Of Tras Ms«> M 7:U FlaybaH S escorts three beautiful Freaoh Caaeisrla BswUsc girls and their chaperone tnta Washers. Dry'ers, lt:M Oai Qas^ OsBicailP 'IdW Bsckealaa S. W amnlCJ' to prevent ’niat- DsUcUve’s M arr R. Stara Rarrv Sullivan in "Ticket To llnpr_ of the shipment by wlfe-seeh- Refriigerstors and fisSarda. Maliasa Taijslsr." Ths story of a former Ing bachelors. y Th. Body - Disa|>p.>arml.“ Jef­ FBI aaent turned aecurity (NR- CimaryM CHy R R. TIm AmtiB A. frey Lyim and Marcu.rlts Chap- w who pursues a mysterious Runaway Train.’’ (R ). During a Televisions A t, RUUt 5“ ."tHRrprtats hi the train ride with a group of prlsofi- 5^ ho la arnqied for mur­ ReasMable Prices TW. Wooh la Sports R der. (R). ers. Matt RockfOro meets and b ^ CHAMBERS c Lss Darsciwr’s Warsisp R comes interested In a lovely Hsaaaaa R R young passenger. Mavlag... Majsr Lrasas Basrhall Oaaw> "The Newcumeris". . The Dick C l ^ Bksw S. n ,lt:R Gnasaiske $ Packlag... ALL WORK OVARANTEED Sosstors rs Ths Starring James Araeaa. A grsup too Rsd Sox. S:M Oaatksr’a Btck Bsad S Advenlurertrsvsl asriss. "Cuba." of ranchers threaten to ferns a Storage.,, MaUaso R Cesar ^ m s m artll bs apeclal lynchiu party when Malt Dlllan Tho S Rtoocss M ta rehMiMt to track down a Maal er 1;W Bassball s •KST' J^***'- The program will Nforro Caatte. Mstorh: fort- horse thief; . Lang Pkitance lYank.«. vs. Bslllmors Orioles) H«**na Harbor, a typtoal Nfghway Patrol . * rtlm Shorts 4S . fsciw y and ths famous •Mrday NiaM Saosto «. *» Basshall Prsvlsw SS Asylum. . Champ K rtbafl (Flltakurgh TRAILKK VAN SEBVIGK Bssshsll 4S /Vakllso DBA a Steelera *a- CSereland Browna.) (Piltsbursh ^1 Clncbmatl) 14:R It CoaU Bo Yoa R . R S;1S NCAA rsrtSril Oams R R * “ *» -I. M Audience parlicipatioa ahow of Northwestern vs. Oklshotna at Starring SIsVe McQusen. Hired m rl^ses. Bill I>.yden to host. s m s B. MHIDLE TFME. isvanainn.' Illinois. . to trace a large sum of stolen Markham R I^sshall Sesrvhsprd S money. Josh Randall helps a MI S-filBT ar HttA OH 1-1421 convict escape from Jail and. fol- Starring Ray MUUnd. Markham nnps him to- thn oacne. Rirts hia reputation and Ilfs en­ Fealars fllns S dangered by a double who man­ '‘Bordertoara CunristUer'’. Bill Bl- Maa and the Ohalleage tt; R i n Starring George Nader as -Oleaa ages to pass himself, nff Bs Mark­ llnll and Gabby Hayes. ham ai a Swiss , bank and hllpa ’I' -Ttlm Movie IS m rim a goverment scientist. *y^wlth • ' foriun« b^lonslnff ta We Sell "The Sea Wolf". Eklward Q. Rob­ ‘Ji'i" Against Survival." Three Marlrkham's _ cliblna. Sparta N t : R Rrsaaer | NeUrs sad. Weather I*it^)rieMfd 4;M News and .Weather 1S reafldenlial, nie n , ig (Bvnry hour 1 minuls before • SUrs E^lward Bitms. A hliie-clad it.» 5^*".'**Tjright .Neirs it Time it • Bwri Ckjild MMunwet IM ' start of each proicram). figure flees from the scene of a 1I:IS Poalore Pilai g 164 W. MlfMie IVke. M l i-261» «iM MtHiyour moit cbtrithtd tboufbil' The Three Stssces ■ mugging and Brenner |a assigned I ^It Happened'-On Fifth Avenue." Baaqh Part*. . . M to rtpd thej_cop who ran.- (R). . ' Don De Fore and Ann Rardint Motor Tune-up, Front End Joba I s dtparted levid OfwL ComsR n ,.. Hits Yttle ^ . • > . lAwrenee Welk Skew I, U . M World s. Rest MovISs g Automatic Tranamisaioiui I Raasal.Laacws M Featuring his Chanrpagne Music (D j^ le Feature) "They Won't KitiiMl oUnttoa Rare si the Week * Makers. Rocky' Rockwell, Bob Believe Me". Robert Young and Bay Bsaera e S I.ldo, I.arry Hooper,-Lennon Sis­ Susan Havward. "Hunt The Man PICK DP andij SARORITI Tales M tke West . IS ters. MBIfORIAL COMPANY rsrebaard R Mevis At Nine 13 'SeSeeta ” ** Toung' and f.yho FREE DBIJWERY I tslarday Psrfsrman^ . 4# Stolen NaUw*" Claude Rains . , - ■ .fate Shew' 'jg 419 Center 8t.—Tel; Ml S-TT82 "hfan who Dared." Forest Tucker Tke D e-^^'^ Late Msvie S3 , Starrini faiiry Fonda as cfiis^ ... -k P r.B e m e n t ’ ’• SHELL GAS and OIL f:lS Advenlare - R Marshn JImolUtaon .yw. ' “w • - BtM Neau Weather A Spsyts 2 GGlor lo ^ ." The THie OepuiyDeputy hlw^s a ' Feature s Aaale Oakley _ ■ S orInilnalAnd his two partners who S«crjt of Blui» Room**, 7 It 'ow To Marry A MilUsiiBire S are' holdfqg a beautiful jffA as luii ■ S S a fe F u r beatb VaHey' bays S hostage., ■ 3:M Ifpwir ■ ■ ■ jf Movie at 7 Leading Florlats "Santa Pe Tfall. Jeb S to rq g fi Exclusive TRIPLE REFINED ? A R K H lil lONPED fICK-UP W. H. ENGLAND ATLANTIC HEATING OILS R oWb* Simp LUMBER GO. Flowers Ry Wire | Fisher - L. T. WOOD CO. Pr y c l e a n s e r s . ln«. OPEN ALL DAY Ml 9-1443 Telephone ),tttchell T-1129 ■ '■ • r. *i ' *25 BkOAD-Sm-^-^I 9-mT SATURDAYS 8 Sts—4MUukil>*Ni|er L H «t rt of

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IM W. IMDDUB TTKA inMaa t-isw TUESDAY TefeuisiW PROGRAM SUNDAY Television PROGRAM FLETCHER i r i I Mama Oa HkAd Altaat 83. 83 I . \ l n 4:33 Cartaaaa 3 Forsythe. Barbara HS»h., 3:33 OoaMaewlal <1###>#■■ IPrem lar*) Swh* taJTjnaDp ■:M The Okriatoahets 3 4:45 Osag Camadian . 3 Mendll and Larry Blyddt nJCNTY -OV PARKINO GLASS COMFAHY 3:13 Tho Faatar . . Tka Tkraa Meaga* d* Battle". Barp of Toabatoi^ ridaa Vaiverdtr •« the Ah > 3:43 Tba Laa4 Ward 3, 33 Sammy. Sidney Blackmer is a 3:33 CoaUaeatal <*eeereea# di'UBanat BSatn 4* out alone to arraat a taw tM l:M Newa • Bixciting world of iforAa and tba special guest star. . „ ACTOOLA88 — 1______(Color). rancher accused of horai stealing D i a K i e f e ■:tS Ssariae Oemeater 3 Engtiah language with Dr. Bar- 3:33 Lawman ■. M _ TU# I# Oar FaNk n , m Let** Travel . J 2 Tbia la The U te S Erana.~ aa _ Imet and panallat Stara John Rusaall. 'TPha Outsid­ TUB nNoiiOBUREs — g l a s s FURXmnUB VOM Fibber MeOea aitd Molly 1>. M er". Bigoted (ownspaopla baalge 7:33 'Tadas • ‘ T be Good. NMgbbors','. Bob The UalBs Ward M John Maaon Brown. . . . !?•»■'■»( Bomlaar . 4* LLECTRONICS ELECTRONICS :43 Ohriatlsa Oelesea M Foataro a halt-braad Indian girl. • - 7:33 Mew# 4:39 Maw# a»d. Wea*h*» . . . , *• Sweeney and Cathy Lewi# alar. SiW Seiasee Raeat sad Oaaaaaat 3 Talas M tha Waet IB M *5 . Towa Crier (Every hotir 1 minute before Fibber ha# a dispute with hm Ohdstaahara • 3:33 “ The Sward Aad Tha Oalll” 3. 43 3:33 TV Thaatar . , . ^ „ . ..* 1:33 Amerieaa Legead glart of each prevnun). neighbor over the property line IflBORATORIES LABORATORIES Faith ia the Raws 30 Special program explaining the Leo Marvin In "Last Reunion ’ . 3:33 Featare Fllaa • • _ _ 9:33 Ttgatrepe Drama coBcarna three Aiiny pale Breakfant TImo Star#,r# Mike Connor#. "Btoi"Bland « t:13 ladaat^ aa Faroda 30 alma and accompllahmenla of The 8:33 Hap Wekard# "Dresoed to kill." 'Baall Malh- UBd«rcow«r CAO mOTAJ 3:30 Laak aad L aan I Adverttspig Council's most mc- who dlaCbver real fear for tha MANCHESTER Mew# bona and Nigel Bruce. . „ VelTet". Undercover cop fAritdaa Belaaea 3 casaful sampaifns—(ha drive for first tlinh when they are throvm 3:13 Oaptala Kaaaaroo la on a Detroit syndtcaie plan 111 BROAD 277 BROAD Thia la Tha Ufa 33 batter schools. Into civtnan life. „ ^ U’# Fhh Ta BadaeS ' ' • « nilning to take over the niber 3:43 AmarlMMS at Warfc 8 Fraatiara af Faith 33 TV Shaw ** 3:33 BagHah la Aetlaa FhatSbew — M radiet In a local town. If:3# Lama Fata K y Faal 3 "Harvait of garoa” . Stara Conrad (Color) Starring R w Rogara apd MOTOR SAi FS 3:33 Faatara Film "The Loot FHght". Rlcbard The BHIomaa ,__^3 Dale Evans with Bdia AdanM Bartbelmess Star# Chueit Connor# In ‘ Th# Y1S1 WE nx "Woman of tiM Phariaaas". Nagel, atonr concama a woman Connie Francis, B d ^ Arnold. •TO ^ OLDSMOBIUC DBAIjnr ThI# I# O n FaMh Patay." Three gunmen plot to m Ouaat: Fathar Danlaf Barrigan. who has almost' everything to B a m M Haam Hay Hagera n S STANEK Hnt Tha aloiy of a woman's daslruc- maha Ufa full and eonlant but Rafael Mendas. tha Floneara. the Tka WaaayaMaaan 3:33 Tba Marly Bhaw , 3* take over tbe town of Norih Fork CAR RADIOS Hollywt-od Square Dancers, w 512 WEST CENTER STREET Laaaejr Taaaa "SmtimentallUmental Journey".Journey' Maureen Movie At Mine “ If yon’ra net ireUtoE Em For . . . tlve aelf-rlghlaouanaaa wlR ba sofnahow failed In bar personal Rudella and spaclsl guest Audio •'Northern Pursuit” Brrol Fly™ oreaantad. ralfetlonshipa. an s-iaii 3:13 cantata Kaagaraa O'Hara. reeepEoH yeti eocyecA Thla ■a Tha Aaawar Laae IMuigar 3 Murphy. Thame — ^‘Meanwhile 3:33 I Married Jam# TwUtekl Tk eater _ - TV Donee Party _ 3*. 3d TV • OAOkO • AtTTO . Chaltca Of flahatlaa "No Hanmeap." Tba Loam Rang- Bai» at tha Ranch," Faea# "Talk Of A Million". Jack War­ Guests: Jackie Cooper, Brandon drive ever aBd let He OaH .43 3. 33 33:34 Oa Tha Oa ner and Barbara Mullen. „ DeWIIde, Carol Lunfey and com­ eheek year radio etit. T sh RADIOS • PORTABLE Tha Ohriataahara and Tonto pursue Cole Doug- "Night of Decision” . Stars Wayda poser Richard Adler, and singers Thla la Tha Ufa Ida. who blinded. Marshal Oriff Tappar ArdiM HMp ' n eon depend cm S T A N E K ^RADIOS • H l-fl 13:33 Laak Ca Aad U«a 3 M Alison In a guntlghL Clayton Preston. Colt trlaa to persuade a "Safety-Tested ^ Dawih Ha Mi 3:33 Chrtab C a m Merv Griffin. Betty Ann Groye "Oraataa Broamson''. 'Brownaoa Moore stars. frontier widow to aurrendar her 13:83 Deeember Baida 3;** Waady Wiad peahn a and Judy Lynn. KERVICE- • M ARIN E was ona of the moat controvaraial This Is Tha Aaawac fugitlva eon. Premiere) Ik e MIekatds la Africa 11 3:33 Bed SheHen Shew Mavis at 3 13 in Itrar with Yaa ^ FMare . *9 (Coldr) ...... CX>MMimi0AT10NS thlnkara of hla time, a radical 3:33 Bahlad the Nawa ''Father's Son", John LItal, Frieda i Shellon MU portray Freddie the EQ inPBIEN T who aaarchod eonstantly for the With Howard K. Smith. Used Cars" Traaaara Maat 3:38 Woathn. Mowa airil Bpar*# 3 final truth and logic. Inascorl. 11:33 I Lava Lacy 3:33 Spert# . __ _ • free loader and have actor Brrol VMary at Sea laAWniM ^ Flynn and elnger Scott Mogel aa Tho Urlag Ward S Sherlif at OMhIaa Tha Friea ta M gbl 33. S3 Ig L Fra#*#a t t fha TMiea 1> f sM Alfred Bltolic««k PrmaU: S. M U:33 Top Donar . gueaU and Beverly Garland. I \ 1. \ I M M '"Ml-.. Sttarilleo af the Maaa. 33 Faalara - Laurence Harvey In “ Arthur . Blag Oresby Shew 3, 43, U I \ K \ l)10 , V \ | I V, ' » L \ M I 13:43 Off ra Adreatara 8 dsamay Tie tTadarstaadlmr. >Wha Da Taa TraotT Fb#ne Tan A»#war Fiancee of a chicken farm owner CaaecBtratloa 3:33 FOalnra . Frank Enatra, special guest and 11:43 B.R. la Aotiaa 3 ■art. If. ^ 31. 33 runs off to marry a woalthy man. With Larry La8uaur> aa modera­ AMrasa by NtklU 8. Khnuhehav's Caver'Btary 3:43 Nawa _ •• *S Loula "Satohmo". Armstrong. Jass tor. After leaving her husband aha 336 North ’ladlaa’ Day Newa and Waathn * pianists Geenrn Shearing ramarka. (Color). __ pleads with nor former finances Joe BushUn. Peggy Lee and PlEiity off FrtEjjPcEliiiifi Faith Far Taday 3 Lalo Mattaao 33 w M B O J I M E y m U:33-I.«va 0« Ufa Film 8* Raw Rarlaaaa It to take her back. Bbin St. Aerosi Cke Board d:35 Snort# _ ^ dancer Jane ~Turner, Bing Mil Big Flctara 33 3:33 Tha TwaaMalh Oaalary 3. Divorce Coort Tie Toe Daagh Albert B n k e Baport# singaing '"Thank Heaven for Little BREEN PHARIIACY "The Windsors". Jllmed profile "Tha Sptaadid Amorieaa" 13 G IrV' a tribute to bte flrrt A t ■aerad Heart • 43 Tel. 13:13 Iteareh Far Taoaonaw 7:33 WblrlyMrd# ~ * 3mm CHARLES A. BAKBATO 11:13 tM a g Ward 43 of the greatest love story of tha Narrated by John Daley focuaaa Foatamlme Qal* BOka daughter. 11:33 Oanara Three t. 43 Century that of former King Ed­ on Ihrao groups of Americana BUILDING MATERIALS MI 9-5253 It CobM Ba Taa Mavla At Bavap _ „ 1* Wend______Serlo# Bpeelal 11, l4 B.S^ Pbium. With Jamas Ifscandraw aa host: ward V n i of England and WalHe striving to Improve tha education, (Color) “ Roaea Are Red". Don Caatla and An all-etaf show on the ^ e of the OR U A IID PRESCRIPTION "The Stout Oantlaman." Thaaa Simpson. Walter Cronkite. nar­ health and community livtag 13:43 The OaMlag UghI Jeff Chandler. _ • ^ iMUMbaU classic. Mel Allen MANCHESTER n n ilU n SBRYICB famous fictional characters slap rate# _ standards of people of Lana. Dr. LUMBER FUEL 1:33. Newa Waather—Laaal Mawa 3* wUl emcee. _ out of currant Broadway hit Bascaa 3 . 3 Thomas A. Dooley Jr., physiciaii 3. 43. Nawa aad W aaibn . •*. , , 13:33 Oasrv Meere Shew • Nlfht Emerg—cy Can muaicar Into straight dramatic Special Fragram 13 who operates a small howtal J tm W ROURSi OPBM DAILY 7:80 AJ*. MONDAY tlurw BATUBDAY A t ^ m a 'llm BIMr Captain DavM Orlat 3! OueM; Jane Powell, Vic Damone, l a u n d r o m a t 7:33 Lassie _ * unit : Dr. Raa C. Johnain.Johnson, e%ea-educ 7:13 New#. DangkM Bdwarda and Gertrude Berg. . M l S-4M0 roles. (Part n ). Stars June Lockhart. Guest: Roy tlon in Laos; (jiyde Saarl. Inler- OPEN U N m . B P.M. MONDAY HlT« THUBSDAY Movie Matloea 6 6 6 C EN TER ST. - Thla la Oar Faith "While Mew York HtgbUgbfa 3* MtM Keep T a w ™ ^ ^ 3, 33 IN JARVIS BLDG. . FREE DELIVERY CbUdraa's Shaw Campanalla Is called to help national Volunteer Services. Michael Whelan. Newa . With Merv Orifftn, emcee. Panel Oammaad Farfsrmaaea Lassie's little maslar. Timmy 13:33 Special News mapaH 3. ,43 1:33 O n Ml## Braalu 7:33 Wbat la Warld members MoreyPY Amsterdam._junMAVriAWiai. Patrm* M l Middle Tampllie Beet straighten out a cmiple of older An over-all summary of Soviet Carton. Joey BUhop ll:4 t Amarlaaa At Warh boys who havs been attamptlnr FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 8:30 1:3* Aa The World Tova# Laramla (eaWrI # "You Leave the Clothes, TEL Ml t-1445 11:U Raws 3. N Premier Khruahehev'a complete Cladralta Waahaad "Circle ot T in ". Whanslha aon of - Damny Dayton. 13:33 Amarlaaa Legend to buy their way onto the loca American visit and coverage o f Mewa an Indian chief ta accidantally (Premiere) Nawa Raaadny team. ■ hla Washington departure. HOMB IMPBOVBMENT HEADQUAmrEBS Rolf H an Flfaa killed the arooaed warriera take Mlk* Wallaee latosvlew U We Do the Work** Rewa Baalaw Raa Fraaalsea Beat „ J Open Bad „ !• vengeance bv attacking the Sher­ Laek-Vp S Blverbeat St. 3 Lsratta Yaaag Skew 33. M 1:3* Frayer Thla la Tha Aaawar 1:3*.Far Battar ar F n Waroa man ranch. Mrneot Borgnbie and Medio H SAME DAT SBRYICB M:15 WarM’a Beat Marlaa Starring Darren McGavIn. "About "One Beautiful Moment," A shy Marahal Hunt gueat atara. Garry Meere Shaw MIcliols Roger Mowbray." A newljrwedded school-tandhar dlscovara she la Day la Caart 11:33 Mews, Weather and Bperte 3. 3, ISAA "Four -Mothora”. Eddie Albert heiress (Vera Mlloal Is fold that tha object of a aesmdal as a re­ aaaa F n A Bap Bagarfaat and Claude Ralna. aa#e Party Stna_____Will ~ Hukdiln# la "The Wild Big Raw# _ ^ McBidiMtor TIRE lac. 13:33 Wa BaliaTa I her husband Is a pretender who sult of attending a laacher't con­ S Maw* aad WsaEsv has married her for gain. vention with her p rin cl^ . Gala fttoym thaw Bunch". Sugarfoot And# Mmaetf Tagbaat Anala H Tba Thla Maa teaching school ta a frontier Featare 4* . § Starlai tram Oatar gyaaa M M-vIe At 7 » 13 I3;M What's,. My Wae? , . 3 W . P. OUlSH "Man On The Bun." Derek Farr. YOUR YARN SHOP COODYEAn "Piride Of The Marines." John With .(John Daly as moderator; 1:3* Tha Great OHdeeelene badtboard jungle. The Three Staagae 4t Garfield. Eleanor Parker. panelists. Dorothy Kllgallen; Ben­ Yaaag Or. Malaaa MaeKemie’s U M twt . . . P (O m lUoek East of Mata 13;tt Faatball " 4« Boat The Claek TT Man Order •'Crime Of The Century" -Twanly-aix Mea nett Cerf, Arlene Francis and U:13 Featare Film m h Between Oak a ^ Btrek) ^ Notre Dame'va. North Carolina. neats. Actor Ben Gsssara and FUNERAL HOME AB Mar Playhaasa 3:33 I Lave Laev NYLON TIRES 1:33 Roaalona OaaeMy I 7:33 "Sslltvaa’a Travata:. "lavHaMsn 3:3* Ike VerdM la Topra 8. 4* . O. 6. MarshU "Daring Young 1£»"; Art Needlework SoppMeo TV Rear af Stare tt Ts.M sseaw" 3. 43 Snihedian Mori Sahl. Hamilton and Mae Clarke. Featuring American atars plus Dtok Clark’S Wsrid af 22B M AIN 8T . TEIo MI i-BM* CoaaaeMeal Baadal# Mew Tatk CaatMcallal Freo InatmcEona 1:33 l.aair daba Bllyar 3 Kattiy Oadiray - 1* 3:3* The Maay Lavaa at.DaMe OW# Jaek_Paar (taW Stef* and Plant ttS Broad St. Cambat Sargaaat 31 top Russian acts. Guests; Marge Ted Bteele Bhaw , Pree Paridnf Pi'nfesaional acta spolllghilng From Thai# Haa4e S3. M Stars Dwayne Hickman. "The Saadi^ Matlaaa S3 and Gower (Hampton. dance . Wka Do Taa TniatT Ctaper at the BIJte": ^W e dis­ World’s Best Movies M COTTAGE ST^M I 9-2658 ''Jubilee Trail." Forraat Tucker team; IMck Contino. Rise mevens. stara of tomorrow. Maureen 11:3* Jack Paar Shew O’Hara and Jackie Cooper, spe­ 4;S* B aagn Aady cover# a young lady and Imme­ TEL. Ml 3-5179' 1:33 Baaaball 8. 43 tha Barry Sisters. Conrad Buck­ Amerieaa Baadataa d diately resort# to a desperate 11:3* Mews . _ tYahkees ya. BaltlmoreV. ner. Eddy Maiumn; Margarettarga cial guest panelists, join Jack E. 13:3* Mew# imd Wealher mnla Shirley, Leonard, a regular on the ahow. Mavla money-making scheme to raise 3:33 Ratiaaal Faatball Learaa Oama yne*. ■^J^n and "Silent Witnees” . n m k Albert­ cash for an expensive date with 1:3* Mew# (Detroit Lions aa Baltimore 5?o«ora Kaye and lotl Douglas Santev Nila Movie 31 RORERT J. INOOBPORATED the girl. (Premiere), 1:8* Mew# Colli) Hubert_____-t (Jaitle. tIghtwLIre artlat “The Fighting Kentuckian” . John son and Marl# Wrlxon Marvyn Roy and nls wife ^arol Wayne and John Howard. ITS. 24 HOCR SERVICE Baaaball f , (Red Sox Ys, Senators) lllualonlsta; and Erich Brann. Joaraey T# Psdarstandlag—Ha- BEAU Carlala Tima. It plala-spinner. Russian entertain­ poii 13 33 AMBULANCE "A Woman's Devotion". Ralph ment will Include the rapid-fire An appraisal, by top news foreign SMITH • "INSURANSMI'mS SENOB 1914" a- INSURANCE Carey's Meeker. Patti Hanreld. routines of tha Red Army Danc­ and domestic correspondents, of BSTAIE W ED N ESD AY Tefewsion PROGRAM SERVICE ers; tha world-famous Obratsov Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ 9n 6-1416 fop ReaervaEooa Khrunhehev'a nawa conference In "Wlnterset''. Burgeas Meredith A lestiie Braahfaal Tima Washington. 3:33 Snnday Shawease * It, 3:3* Hap Blchords - Lata Matiaaa . _ _ * ! 1*;3* Oirrte Theater _ 1 Saianoa Fletlaa Thaatar 11 Presents "What Makes Sammy Margo ettwr,# 3:18 Waather. Newe aad Sparta 3 "The Zone of Elence . Drama PLENTY OF PARKINO Storage Run?" Part I—^The rise of 8am- World’s Best Mavles 3 •;1* New# Tha Cathelle Rear S3 Open Until 1:13 Oaptala Koararae 3:13 Sports ■bout the problem of trying to AT 49 E. CENTER ST. • -my Glick from a dog-oat-dog "Toast of’ New York". C»rv 4 ;S3 .Evarvihaa'i Family . 13 It'# Fea Ta Bcdaea Bohia Hood 33 teach deaf children to speak and BONDED PICK-UP BasMtall Sroreboara 8 3 slum on New. York City s lower Grant^and Edward Arnold. __ Ctabhoase 33 communicate and of an Institution Handay Siesta . .11 Knot Side to become a hljahly- I3:M Nowt . 33 3:1* Bagliah la Action dedicated to this work. Special 13:53 News aad Waa^kar 3 >3:3* Featare Film 3:43 Featare . * "Santa Fa Trail” . Errol Flynn. paid Hollvwood studio head. Story Current annual dividend 3:43 News I- *3 guest; Mis# Genevieve Ryan su­ Olivia Da JHavllland depicts the conflict of weapon U:83 Moment af Meditallaa 3 Dlag Daiw School perintendent of St. Joseph School. versus creativity. Starring 1:33 Nawa, 3 5 P.A\. Bomi>er Boom Newa aad Weather .9 AMOCO Fhher Faalara rate 3 % % . 3:33 Sport# Douglas Iklwards. narrates. Mondaya-Tueadaya-Fridaya. Mr. Adama aad Bva Weaaesday Night Boxlag 3, 53 ______SERVICE Looney Tanea Albert Bnrke Baport# Joey Glardello vs. Dick Tiger. EHLER'S DRY CLEANSERS. Inc. Thursdays,. 11 hours of uninter­ 3:13 Gaptaia Kaagaraa 7:33 After DIaner Movie 3 rd. middleweight. Ttuieap — Brakes — iKnlEon 828 BROAD ST.— MI 9-7111 rupted service 9 A.M. to 8 PM. 3:3* I Married Jaaa "The Philadelphia Siory"..^ Cary Capt. David Griefrtef L abricatlon — Oar WaahtaiK T elevision Focb# Grant and Katherine Hepburn. This Is Tear Ufa 33. M ONDAY PROGRAM 1*:** Oa Tbe G o-' MacKanala’ a Baidon 3 Featare 4# „ GREEN STAMPS Topper Mavla At Savoa 13 "Rhapsody In Blue ’ . Os Movie 18 (kimpany Is nearly ruined by hi# Doogh Be Ml "King Of The Underworld” . Hum­ Levant and Robert Alda. DtM ConiineBial OIariunmiiii “ Hair-Paat M ldnlghf. Kent Tay- plan to Incorporate a composer 13:33 December Bride . phrey Bogart, and Kay Franct# 14:1* WIehUa Tewa 999 MAIN ST.—BH 8-1477 5:16 Siter«*R Heart ' lor and Peggy Knudaen. who refuses to'write because his yhremiere) W em er—Laeol Nawa 1 Star# Joel McCrea. "The Night OPEN DAILY 5:St rootlaeatul ClMiraam Hoane Oa HiRk Street 82, 8|8 estranged wife and her lawyers Hoar With Tea New# aad Weather 33. 4 the Cowboys Roared. (Premiere). firia. Oar Faltk (Premiere) take everything he earns. Trea#are Haat Tba Brother# 3 An accidental, killing take# place 7:«a Today The Three StaeRea 48 8:! TV Show of the Month *, ** ' 7:13 New#, Doagta# Kdwaid# 4 when trail leader Mike Dunbar 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Moraiar Semlaar 4:16 Secret Rterm 48 •’Body and Soul."-Stars Ben Gas- Don WILLIS Gorage lu * I I Leva Lacy zara, Franchol Tone, NevlUo Tha Price It Bight Highlight# 3 gives range riders free rein 7:26 Towa iMer 4:88 Padre of NiRkt C SPEOIAUSTS IN U :3t Tap Daltar Newi 6 celebrate. William Bendix will be Tennes­ S U N D A Y S 6 A.M . to 8 PJM. Nawa Spilt Feraenallty 22. 88 Brand. Ellen Madison and Mar­ tin Balsam. Story of an Impover­ WHEEL AUONMENT and inia Da Vaa TraalT 7:33 The Uaeap ^ Mike Wollsee latervlews see Ernie Ford’s .first gruest of the 7:M Look and Lenm (Premiere) ' Oaaeantratlaa Store Warner Anderaon and Tom 13:43 Weather. New* aad Spert* Breakfaat Time Amertcaa Baadataad 48 ished man's struggle (or fortune BRAKE SBRVIOB Tully. "Wake Up To Terror". new season when the colorcast o Ne«vopapera In the prise ring and his fight to Diaacr I# Served Eartr Late Shew R:M Hap Rirharda 4:68 Newa aad Weather 18 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Pageaet Drama concern# three beatnik# "S™ttergood Pulls The String. "Ford Show” returns to the air 6:1# Newa . (Every hour 1 minute before hold the woman he loves. Joo who terrorise the middle-aged Louis, will play the -role of the BntNieP »4BS1—18 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER 13:3* Lave Of Ufe Guy Kibbee. Thursday, Oct. 1 on the NBC-TV o Meal Ticiteta 10^ Off '8:16 Gniitalii Kaaenroa start of each program). Tie Tae Doogh manager of a #upermarket. Den­ 11:33 News. Weather aM Saerta 3. ll*a Pea Ta Bedece 6:88 Feature Film 8 referee. nis Hopper, Jackie Coogan and Network (9:30 p.m. EDT). Talee of Wells Farge 3X..I3 Aerat# The Board Werkf’s Beat Meriaa ^ ^ - a Home Style Meals 6:M HmgUuh la AcNm “ Man Biater of Numaon," Babu U:*3 Search For Tomoirow Marguerita Chapman are fea­ "Back to Batan." Anthony Qui™ Feature .Film and Wendell Corey. Dale Robertson In "The' Jackass". tured. Polka Go Bonnd 3. 33 Faatomime Qata and . Dinic Do m Sekaal Pepeye Theater 8. 48 It Ooald Bo Yoa Big Fletaro • Newa aad Weather Oertrude Berg and Sir Oedric Bomper Roam Teeusville 18 With Bob Lewandowskl. emcee Wages Trata 33, S3 eels. The Japanese Youth . (Color) Big Nawa Hardwlcke will perform a musical Mr. Adama aad Bva First BkoW 82 SHERWIN-WHUAMS 13 :U tho Oaidlag Ugbl "The Stagecoach Story." Stars 11:13 Feature FIta# specialty when they participate In ' Mait’i Soda Sh0|i Loaaey Taaea “ Plamlngo Road“ . Joan Crawford Kincers of Chicago. Debra Paget. Adams and McCul- "Blue Lagoon". Jean Simmon# 8:16 Cantaia Kaaaaraa and David Brian. Harbor Command 13 1;** Newa lough head Btast in a stagecoach “A Tribute to Eleanor Roosevelt 1078 MAIN ST. 3:33 Movie At Nine ^ 13 World Borlea 11.1* and Donald Houston. 8:M I MarHed Jaaa Boy Bogera IN7CERIOR PAINTS EXTERIOR whichhfch is, ^ hHackM______adroa* the T*d Steele Shew on Her Dlamimd Jubilee” * Harriet 3 ULTRA FASHION Aeraaa The Beard PROGRAMS "The Gin In the Bowling Alley". 12:88 8eareh Par Tamerraw 7:33 I’ nion Paellle Sea Hnnt # 4i3* Baagar Aady . ' 6IAIN ST.—Ml t-1191 It f'eald Be You Von Asked For H Steve Allea Show ' 31. S3 Rick meets an attractive girl hat HEARING GLASSES MANCHESTER Movie At 7 (Color) Guests; Tab Hunter and Amerieaa Bandstand neglects to find outlier last name. Panlamime Qala PERSONALITIES i byQUAUTQNE PROFESSIONAL HEARINO 12:46 The OifMlac LiRkt "Back In Circulation", The Nlckoials Daucers. "Smart Guy," Kiek Tallin 3:33 The Mlllleamre DRY CLEANERS 1:8# Newa Biondell and Pat O’Brien. The Skriaer# Prooent 33 Marvin Miller, narrates, Poll s . . AID SERVICE Weatker, l ^ s t Newe 33 13:33 TV Show 3. 43 Vada Ann Borg, M Wells St.— Ml 3-7254 Maalc Blnaa 8. 48. n a n r a a Staaga a . become, auspicious when a hu N E lW n u n M AIN ST. At Hanae With Kl^y News ol Ike Honr aad Weather 33 with June Ally son, Ehtty Davis 4:13 Baeral Storm i hand disappears during his'honei 699 Movie Matlaae News and Weather and Leif Erickson co-#tar In 4:33 Bdga Ol MteM . moon and his .wife comes bit 0 , • Beauty- Hartford JA 6-2121 “Crlm<» Doctor's Gamble** ' Skeeaa ^ 33 Dark Morning". Story of an old Amaripsa Baadsland possession of a million dollars. rrWr Baxter. 7:15 Hlgbllghlk 33 maid schoolteacher who with tho 4:33 Now# and Waather ^ 13 Peivy Oame's Masle Han 33, 3 t • PerforaiBnee Music Bluca News '■ 83 help of a newspaper editor tries, CORURN 6 MIDDLI8ROOK, iBCo (Every hour 1 minute before GueAi; Walter. Brennan, Pegg Home appotatmento^ 1:86 Ogr Misi^raaka News. Douglas Edward# to prove. the Innocence of her start of each program). King, the Bverly Bros., Jock Cm • ONicealability 1:88 An The World TurJM 7:33 Name Thai Tnae 3. 43 niece accused of murder. investments and his dancers. SgL Bilko' • by yoar tavHatton. Artistry in Flowers ^ riudrella Weehehd With Goorge DeWltt aa. emcee Feathre 3 MR. GEORGE P. JOHNSON BE., Mattacer **** "iSSs*JtSI?*Preston''.' Alsxander tatoon—Maurice Gosneld. Josep Newa Shirley Temple Storybook 3. 31 Knox and Betta Bt. John. S!. Ross, m iy Sand* and Berhl Onerntlon Bueeaaa S "All Baba and the Forty FRIENDLY AND HELPFUU TRANSAOnONS HANDl>UBD Faye, and the Pilch Hikers quar­ Thfeves." Nehemiah Persoff stars "Sahotaae''., Arisen Whairn Popayo Tbsatov 3. 1:68 Prayer UNU8TED--4>U7rUA Tasasvillo tet. FLOWER 2:88 For. Better or Par Worse as All Baba, humble woodcutter. 11:33 News, Weather aoid Bperte 3. 3, IS First Sbsw-.. . _ , Jia Featare 3, WE CALL FOR AN^ DEUVER FRESCRimONS ueen For a Day Rafael Cnmpos. his son, the danc­ Big Newe 33 629 MAIN STREET m io MO a-U6B "It Happened In Flatb^h” . Uoyd N. Ceaaeetleat Dark Fla Bewlli aiy la Court ing girl . sweelheart. Vivian News aad Weather 33 Motan and Carole Landis League 2:88 S *l'»an- Partv ^ Natlian AITs - wife. Thoma# Movie 33 FASHIONS The Thla Mha Gome*, greedy brother. . "Bond Street". Roland Young Qal# Storm Shaw .Bnrkskla. ' - - 33, 33< 11:13 Featare Film r M l 9-91314 B y S:88 The lUa Payoff "M ary MacNamara." A beautiful .“ House of Fear", Ba«ll Ratbbone An ExpewM Yotm aad Oraties Bhat the Oloeli young girl and her "uncle plot to World's Best Mavles 3 6 LARGE FLOORS OF FURNITURE Yauag Dr. Malaaa defraud the toWn of Buckskin; "Irene''. Ray Mllland and Anna B B A O x n n r L d i s p l a y s MILIKOWSKI All Star Playhouse 3:33 The Texad i. 43 Nagri. GLOBE n e k e ta , ReearvaOettg, tstsrsm ttm 8:88 The Verdlet la Years Starring i Rory ' Calhoun. . Bill Tea Stcela Shaw M Alfttnea. StsaaHWp, Ballpeai «95 MAIN STREET ‘ raaneetleat Baadataad ' .Longley .goes to Mexico to buy Jock. Poor PINE PHARMACY Kathy Oadfrey cattle and unkowlngly pays for'a 11:33 daeh Paar Show & TRAVEL SERVICE R otela, BetMnrta. The LADD and HALL CO., Inc. MI 9-5268 Pram Throe Baata herd with counterfeit money, New# B w eiooK sr---wxvmut Who Do Yoa Truntr l-ove and Marriage ' S3, l3 13:83 Now* aad Wealker 3 M4 CENTER SY# Mm e Im t McMchMttr CliarR* r 4:88 teager Apdy Slars William Demarest. "The 1:33 New# ' W #26 MAIN BTw-YBIe MI 6-6767—Altar 6 PJI., M l 6-7666 YVSL, TR 8-2564 Ml 6-6666 Amertcaa Baadataad Stockhotderp." BarrU' puhlisKIng 1:13 Neadllae# • VOL. L5

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Ak w - Weary i li’t Faa Ta BaSaeti laintain whoae reputation for hrahravory t;M R aflltli fa AeMaa S;W Clatrh C a rs e ^ .bee headc SiSS Bacblabrrr} IS honored even b y , hlf eReimea t:M Feataae Plha and a young ^ rp o ral are. taken the clock Olac 0eax Behaal Maa at AaBapalla.'' iMagp Taaet U btrace prisoners. - « Thie Savings Ing toll a STANEK*S Tha Haaerataaaeaa t;M Warbabap ; ' . _ ^ ,|ifovle At Blla^ S iU Weather NewA'-bad Bparta •"TTie Scfltflrt Pimpernel. Lealte mud and d Bits Osalala KBaxarae Howard and Merle Ohetoa. I M d«|W>B*iMe plaoe to S:M I XarrM Jaaa tits Sparta BankoC they Kit) Ml«Kit yo«r RADIOS • Feeat Brava Ragla 'Barheler Falhev . _ * * 1 •• . 1,108 ml8f CfabhaBae S ara Join} 'T h e lt;M Oa The Oa IniU crivtc. * with Gliwla Mc- Wldespr [ niUEVISION • OAR Tapper Phoae Taar Aaawar RADIOS '• PORTABLES Dearb Be Ml Sits Paatare Sn*!.- Manchester pricea of 1S;M December MrUe Sits Newt - n • Hl-n • MARINE Newa aad Weatbat* a C-umuT^t "'Kttlr)_Co!*‘. - rocketing, OOMBTON t o A T I O N S (Prem iere) .ja ck E Leonard and GogI Grant. Aa Hear With Vaa Film g on the gr RQUIPMENT. T rea n re Haat tiSS Sparta , g ft:M Flayhoaae •• a __^ * Eyewltr 11 ;M I l.aae Lara Albartr Barke Be part N .\ ^'Target Foir Three . 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M. 7:Si Fp*r JiibI M «« J M aB eh M tor floodwatej ■MNfty C o n It laald Re Tea IP. M Gale Mtorm M ow ft. Sft. ftS FUxbt (Color) *‘On« Two. M l”. Gen« N«lRon Featnre _ station, t lilts The aaMlax UcM Btara. in a wlnt«*r r##ort » to r y .__ Markham „ 4* Everythin PMNUe. bMk. 1:M Newt HirkwRv Patiwl lft:9ft The lAwleps Years. tt* except fo tim t,.. y«N World Berlet ft . M Taleii of the Tlalaen aa • St StRra Jam»*a’ Gregory. An oyer- (Color) (Time Tenlatire) eager hoodluDt (John woman or ' lo*k prcttjr Michael Anaara atari (PreltrfetPl ' tempts • to take oyer ' his boas Matic Blare t. W. U ft:9t The BeCtv Hatteii Shew 9 ride.’’ I fraiw every tits Oer Mitt Bratbt J Goldie, snowiflrl^ turned manicur­ territory In • “ The Al^ Brown BBIfle wttii eoe 1;M »« The WarM Tama I. «• ist. acquires the guardlapahlp m Story ‘ . Anothei three teenaffera when ahe la Feature -V * bf oar expert- ?S177t The U fa St . Mike Wallace laServtewa 19 hairdo’ s. named executrix of a cuatomer'a • Karly l.ate Shaw . ^ *9 3;M Far Better Or Were. 3. multi-million dollar estate. “ The Man Trap.” Henry Stephen­ Dap la CaaH ■ St ITeaaa Seed Shew son and Itloyd GorHga^ BOLAND Silt .dale Starm Hbaw Denaa goea on her spendlDfC RPTM - Haate Pbrtr' " ». when her thrifty waya with f o ^ Death V allet Days t t SiM Dr. Hadeoa’a Sac ret SeamaJ and dreaa 4|re mlataken for ailngl< 11:99 News. WaiMhev * Sparte ft. ft. ^ OIL COMPANY MftRLOrS *^WiON Btat The Cleek t g nesa by the family. __ Big ffewR 2 I k ( News and Weather * • W 369 CENTER ST. OoavoirteaUy la the oeater All Star Plarbapte . . M »» Bat Maelarsea lift, Jft ills The Vefdlel It Team 1 «• Gene Barry “ To the Manner Feature 49 . . ^ Tel. Ml 3-6320 of the sheppiac diatriet. Caaaerticat Baadttaad Born“ ’Masteraon goea to San IjAUghter In Paradise . Audrey Kathy Godfrey W Franciaco to help a wealthy widow Hepburn. _ worried about her daughter's In­ 11:19 Fenture Film , „ , ^ 24-Hour Burner Service Sn Mala Sfc-rXot B « »-•••» Wbe Da Vaa TmstT t t “ Duffy of San Quentin . Louia 4:M Baacer Aady . volvement with a “ black-aheep* T o Amerlraa Baadttaad S epuain Hayward,and Paul Kelly. I !• ,m» i i ^ • Fealare . Jack F A r Shaw _ ... 1? - Karra ‘ . ' WtrM't Bmt Mavim ^ iuo "S o 't Tour Aunt E m m a." -Batu "in Namt Only" Carolt l.o«- PlUa ' ^ S:ft# Jahaay M age ft. M \Vt‘ (»iV‘ I5lut The Three Steaaea *• Starring Don Duraht (Prem leroK ban) and (Jharlm Coburn. Washin Johnny Rlngo. tires of hla life “ Tad Steel.. Saaw President OPTICAL t i U Secret Sterat a notonous' ^ n flgh ter and ac­ 11:38 Jaeb Pear Mkaw tits r.dre Of Kiabt > cepts the position sheriff In A New. for the ci AmeHcaa Baadetaad ^ 13:18 New. aad.,Waalbav tiSS Newt Bad Weather . . » . lawleas Arisons town. Niciwls T IP F terns tioni STYLE BAR before .The Real MeCays 1:88 Mew. (E rery hour 1 minute “The Farmer Took a Wife." 1 ;38 -ReadUnm Monciwtiar ■ Me- tion to ex 7A3 MAIM ST. ttart of each program) to undei-r GOODYEAR The as* ComplotR Opt. Swvie* ■Idiary o< Eiienhr ‘ O o a ta e t L obs SpetdaHata FRIDAY Television PROGRAM NYLON TIRES In a brief First 8In»w Tamhstane TarrHary ft 9ft the gover Ml 3-1191 **Tliey Were So Young. Soatt Stars Pat Conway. *'Ambuah at Store and Plant tOfi Brand St. 8 :88 CaatlBealal Claaarmm Brad^ Raymond Burr. Glia Gulch '. Hollister pursues the and the 8 fU Saerad Meaxt Boy Bogurs klUer of a wealthy Mexican. Fljifd ope 8:38 CaBliaratal Ctaaarmai 1:99 Mickey Mausa Cluh Mavis At Niue _ ^ U . TB.. Ml 3-5179 (Color) „ ■ JBarlv Shaw “The Town Went Wild.” Freddie ting here, TbI. I. Oar falU % I T Fighter And Tha Bartholomew. latere of • 8:38 Catbal)c Prayer Robert Slack Shirley Temple FHm 'l l SI 9:99 9T-Sauad 99. Bemlaar Twilight Theater “In our “Young Wives Tale” . Audrey Stars . Marvin. “ Sunday Ism can j f t / / ff/ ( ffttf/ff 1:3* Tawa ■Ce*** Hepburn, Punch”. Detective Ballinger Safe Fur S:Sft Clutch Carge searches for a killer who beats free worl 7 :|8 *{flider«*aadlax <#•* Warld 9:99 WIIHam Tali his victim to death with his flats. national Breaklaal Tima Ufe or BIlay 77 Sunset Strip ft. f t Siaraae 49 Hi li i: %T 3:88 Hap,Birbard. “ Only Zeroes Count” . Hawaiian tion.” Late Matlaee .hA.. flAWE 8:18 N ew t, 9:ftft Weather News aad Sparta counterfeit . mystery. starting BONDED PICK-UP The U, 8:U Captala Kaagaraa 9:89 White Hunter Efrem Zimbalut Jr.. Roger It’a Faa Ta B g »«« SpaHs Smith Edward Byrnes and and fund, win heat year home for leoo 3:38 Fm«U.fc la A c«aa Clubhalauta others.' Bailey rescuea attractive ury Robe 8:88 Featare Film 9:49 Feature Sii from an unknown assailant Fhher mally prt thba aay othor horaer Diax Daax Sebaal Hawaii, .then becomes target Bampar Baam 9:49 News ^ for death himself. elation. 1 or type of tael aad Eva News and W a other Mr.. Adul 19:99 Twilight Zone 9. 49 DRY CLEANSERS, hw. tlbn. It V Laaaer Taaea 9:M SpaHs , S28 BROAD ST.— B«I R-TIII • 8:1* CaptalaaiB Kaaxaraa Albert Burke Baparta 7 Earl Holliman in “ Where Is the Incre Let Do Provo It: 7:99 Western Marshal Everybody?” Drama concerns a 8:38 1 Married Jada Lack ITn man who faces the unknown, aid to E( ' Faca. Mavie Al Savea alone and terrified. (Premiere). tries. 18:88 Ob Tbe Oa Cavnlcsde of Sports 99.. 99 WHITING CORP. Tapper “Nearly Eighteen”. Gale Z4 H O IIK S R R V 1 C B Elarnhc Daaxb Be Ml and Bill Henry. Harold Gomes vs. Jay Fu!!mer. 254 IROAD St. 18:18 December Brida Weather-’-ljOcaJ Newa to rd. Lightweights. AMiULANCE the Unite Treaaara Haat News and Weather 19:19 Person To Person 9. 49 Agency w , Aa Haar WItb Vaa Herald FlayhiHise Black Saddles ft PIm im m i 9-116S 7:18 News, Dauglas Rdwards Stars Peter Br<*ck. BIsarre drama SERVICE Trith the 11:88 Tbe Fricc 1. BIxht MANCmWTER I f.ave Lacy HIxhiixbl. . 99 of a band of Army deserters who o r makes or 11:38 Caaceatratiaa News * 99 pose cavalry troop In order ^ "T a p Dallar 7:99 Rawhide 9 49 to rain entrv Into a Western.tosm loans an THia De Vaa Tra.tT “ Incident at Dangerfleld Dip.” and loot It. “The Freebooters.”. TEL. Ml 3-0350 “aoft loai For Complete Home Caver Stary An infant baby. . found...... alone on MikeEe Wiiallnce Interviews Faltb Far Taday the cattle' trail Is a prelude to Karlriv l.afe.... them. 13:88 lava Of Ulc trouble^ for Favor' and Yates. “Jamboree” ; Ruth Terry, .Soft lot , Remodelieq CoH Acruss The Buuru Stars Eric Fleming. Harvev ■Ho Tac_ Daaxb- Walt IMsney Preaents ft. 8S 19:4ft RpoHtighU ment* an lt:99 Search Far• TTan » a r r a w “A' Diamond Is a Boy's Best Anorts Camera will be Jeannette Nolan aa Ann­ In part in I t / auld Be Tau Friend “ Stars Kevin Corcoran. ll:9d News. Weather aad Aperts ette, a French woman who eatab- rower. JACK KERIN Color . - Part I of the Adventures 0^ a plnt- News. Weather aad Sports a llshed the hotel In an effort to Faatawlma • slsed I Ittle League baseball play­ BIx lie- n Making 19:4ft Tha Guiding. Light er’ who becomen the hero of his New* sad Wealker 99 bring European cilltura to the old '^ta of t e Dormers e Baths 1:99 News^ „ , team despite his small slaiure. Feature 49 l9 Weat. The hotol'a iU-aaaorted Warld Sertaa • Hold Venture "Idast Holidav” . Ale<; Gtilnnesa. (Color. Time Tentative), Paaple Are ’ Fuuuy 11:1ft Feature Fllni ^ 9 clientele will provide the fund of e Porches e Sidings Music Bing# Art LinKletter. emcee. “ Man In Gray” . 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VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 305 (rOUHTEEN PAGES) Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ;, Mo n d a y , Se p t e m b e r 28, i>59 (UlMeMee ASeerlMeg oa Fete IS) PRICE FIVE CENTS 1,198 Missings 5,095 Hurt Peiping Notes Birthday, Wait oon Vera For Red Chief Ike, Soviet Premier Agree By THE ASSORTED PRE8 S President L i u Shao - chi opened Red China’s 10th an­ Kills 1,350 Japs niversary celebrations in Pei­ ping today by declaring For­ On Early Summit mosa and the Nationalist o ff­ Bjr KENNETH 18HH ^Handa town told of weeping rela­ shore islands will be “ liber­ ^ Tokyo, Sept. 28 (^ )— Japan tives digging through mtid and de­ ated.” staggered today under mount­ bris by candlelight for the bodies Radio Peiging, in a broadca.sl r of 200 Japanese believed still biir- heard in Tokyo, said Liu spoke in Summit Move ing casualties from the whip­ ried there. "the magnificent new asaembly lash of a weekend typhoon A t Kiiwana City, 85 bodies had hall" of parliament before Com­ Khrushchev Denies which left at least 2,548 dead been recovered but 685 persons munist delegations from all over Credit Claimed were still missing. the world. or missing and 1,120,745 The harbor of the industrial city | homeless. Mao Tse-tung. party chairman of Nagoya was described as a "sea | and leader of Red China, made hia By Macmillan West Berlin Threat Weary officiaU at National Po­ of dead," with seven ocean-going. first public appearance at cele- _ _ lice headquartera worked around ships grounded like beached bration evenU. Mao was absent | ofl __ the clock to keep up with the ria- from the airport when U ii and ! _ Lonoon, Sept. (/P— Wa.ahinKton, Sept. 28 (^ )— Prpgident Ei,aenhower indicated Ing toll aa rescuers dug through (Continued on Page Two) othera welcomed arriving delega-! Prime Minister Macmillan mud and debria for bodies. By noon today that Soviet Premier .Nikita S. Khrushchev and he had lions Sunday. ^ the o f they bated 1,350 known- dead, predicted today leaddr.s Peiping said Mao. Liu and other ; the big pow ei’.S will meet at auhstantially agreed on an early summit, conference. H e im­ 1,198 missing and 5,095 injured. plied that during their ('amp David meeting Khrushchev Widespread crop damage sent Chinese leaders were g<''«" ‘ (he summit ill the near future, prices of yice and vegetables sky­ G ra d e Heads long, aundlng.^ stormy ovation ' personal credit for open- ! had declared there is no Soviet threat to West Berlin, rocketing, heaping more hardship from the assemoij. jng up the pro-speci of top-level j Khrushchev said yesterday Geneva would be a good place cm the grieving populace. To U.S. G)ast Liu apparently set the theme for (|,g nieeting between Ito meet. Eyewitness accounts of one of the birthday celebration with his ; pieaidenl Eisenhower and Premier Eisenhower told a news conference that .so far as he was the mighteat typhoons ever to hit declaration of determination to Khrushchev had advanced the: Japan told a cruel story. Miami, Fla., Sept. 28 r/n-Hur­ seize Formosa, the Pe.scadores and project. Addi easing 6n election personally concerned his conversations with Khrushchev A Japanese! newsman who visit­ ricane Grade whirled toward the Quemoy and Matau. campaign rally in a l.,ondon dis­ have removed objections to a summit session. Hia major ob­ ed Nagashima. a town in Central I ’ .S, mainland with a 90-mile-an- "To Ihia day the USA atill oc­ trict. Macmillan said today; jection had been an unwillingness to go into East-West ne­ Japan, reported: hour punch today and the Miami cupies our territory of Taiwan "W e have heard today ot a very gotiations under threat— with Khrushchev’s piatol pointed “ I could only guess the location Weather Bureau prepared to hoist Formosa)." Liu said. '"This the important piece of news the suc­ oT the main street. It was com- hurricane warnings on the coast Chinese people absolutely cannot cessful negotiations taken a fur­ at West Berlin's head. pleteiy submerged out o f view by later today. ■tolerate." ther point foiwaid between the But Eisenhower declined to say in so many words that floodwatera. So was the raiiway Following a west-northwest 1 Liu said nations with different President of America and Mr. the Soviet leader had given him personal a.s8urances which station. And the movie theater. path, the storm was menacing the ' -social , systems should coexist Khrushchev with a summit meet­ ing in the near future. amounted to lifting the Berlin threat. Everything was gone, it seemed, coastal areas of northeast Florida, | peacefully but "on the other hand, He replied lo news conference questions on that point by except for the old man and old Georgia and' the Carolinas. i to safeguard peace we must curb " I would only ask you tjiis ques­ 1 woman on whose boat I hitched a "It is likely that warnings will aggression." tion. and I think it is a fair one: saying he did not want to put words in anybody’s mouth. ride.” The I’.S. 7th Fleet guards Na- "D o you think .Mr. Khrushchev Eisenhower saiil he sgieed wlth'^ -...... - and President Eisenhower would Another newsman In nearby (Continued on Page Two) tiunalistLI wl I^LI IB L F Formosa lit sSWCt fromA1 II Reds vs at-ca v 6 _s ■ j Khrushchev, that the Berlin sltus- lark. Red China always refers to .h “ Ve been promoting and tlon is sbnnrmtl - because of the thia as U.S. occupation. ing togethei at Camp David last existence of a group of free people U.S. to Protect "Ten years ago." said IJu. "our week if 1 had not decided to break inside- communist territory. He j people . . . led by pne Chinese Com­ the ice and go to .Moscow?" said thst some system must be' This brought cheers -from the found 'which would be acceptable j munist party and Comrade Mao l.ono people at the open air meet­ LU>erty, Rights Ike for Easy Loans Tze-tung, achieved the great vic­ to both aides. | ing. He disclosed that in the course ; tory of the 'People's. Democratic The big foreign affairs issue in revolution against imperialiam, , Bi-itain's campaign for the Oct 8 of the talks which he had with In West Berlin feudalism and bureaucraric capi-' election is: Should Mac- Khrushchev at Camp David. Md.. talism and founded the People's „iillan or l.abor I.eader Hugh Gait- from Friday night lo Sunday after­ Washington. Sept. 28 'IP'.—n ie To Needy Gountries noon, Khrushchev hsd said that in Republic of.China ' *(jell fill Britain's place at a sum- White House said today the free­ Liu asserted that in 10 years mil conference? a friendly *'*>' he would take up dom of the people of West Berlin le with Chinese Communist leaders Red China "speedily achieved the The Conservative claim Macmil- ., . . . ______’Tim to be abandoned or Al- Washington, Sept. 28 — « hower said, would give assurance great victory of the Socialiat lan is responsible for pushing world the problems o f f i^ AmeriMns still, t^Kbts surrendered by- any President Eisenhower today called I of a wise expendittire of its funds revolution. " leaders toward the, summit and held prisoner In Chinese Commii-; „nii,teral action, for the creation of 11 billion In-f and close coordination with other The. broadcast noted that among should be retained in offn e to see nisi jails. : A fter President Eisenhower hsd ternational Development Asaocia-. internationnl economic agencies. the guests were Mikhail A. Suslov,'the project through. The Ijiboriles He said they spent very little ^eid a newe conference, press sec- tion to extend ea.sy payment loans ' The President said he. is aware Soviet Communist party lecretarv. say Gaitskell, ag prime minister. time talking about Communist rtary James C. H aferty issued a to underdeveloped nations. that developments in the Ameri­ ______’ woBld be better able lo break the President Eisenhower squeezes hia neck as he tells a newa con- China, however, becaiue they im­ statement intended to clarify for can economy can- have significant, The association would be a sub­ (Continued on Page Sevan) log jam in Eaat*Weal relations. mediately found that their viawa oewamen the' Import of aema re­ effects on the well-being of the sidiary of the world bank. Both aides were clatnilng vic- were totally oppossd. marks by the President, Eisenhower made his suggestion rest'of the world. ■ tor>-. A Conservative party spokes­ The President began his unusual l^e statement said: In a brief address of welcome to "Happily," he webt on, "our man said Macmillan's chances of . 4- • rws 1 ' • l i 'vwr \- Monds.v morning news oonfsrcnce economy today, despite the in­ with glowing praise for the Ameri­ "In response, to some press the governing boards of the bank remaining in office took a >ba^ U n W lttin ff 1 OOlg Jll (.OlcJ ‘-W arit. ^ queries after Die conference, the creasingly heav,y impact of the Satellite Sends can people’s treatment of Khmah- and the International Monetary turn for the better pyer the week- ■ ' - ■ -. President of oonra* did" not mean internipliun irvirteel production, is chev. Irtjifd opening their annual meet*- 'end.” He b a s^ this claim bn con-1 _ ___ that th freedom o f the people of tirtg here. He told the finance min­ in healthy r.onditlon." fidential reports from party work-j tw-r--ar ■■ -m it-m He eailed them very aophieticat- Eisenhower cited the recovar.v of First Photo of ed in being able to listen to the West Berlin 'wag going to be aban­ isters of 68 nations: ers. ' doned and that AlHed rights the I'nited States from ILs 1958 re­ other fellow'a ergumenta and crit­ "In our view, no other mechan­ In rival lAbor parly headquar­ were going to be surrendered bj- cession and its movement into what Khrushchev Blctsts icism while remaining strong in ism can perform this task for the Earth, Clouds ters, however. Oaitskell's follow -' I any unilateral action. he called "a new peiiod of . . . or­ ers were proclaiming equal cer- their own conviction. , . . . . free worfd as well as the Inter­ derly and balanced growth." Sl- national Development Associa­ ■•.T „ tainty of victory. They said that Although Eisenhower spoke o f ' **^,j^** referr^g t « waa miiltaneoualy, he said, a number of M aahngton. Sept. 28 ’F\ Ex- rall.Ning t o ! tion." I his condiUons for e eummlt meet-: ^ ^ ""l ^ J * * ’ the B u r o p e a n economies have plorer VI. the paddle wneel w t e l- ; G ,„,k e ira atandard the 1..500.000, Coexistence Foes ing of various nations as ‘ solution of the The U.S. governor of the bank shown remarkable lecovery. lite. has provided the first crude iw a v , I ______been met. he wouldn't be pinned question. and fund. Secretary of the Treas­ In the United Slates. Eisen­ picture of the earth and its cloud ^ , 9,,., ury Robert B. Anderson, has for- 'down to proHpccU for one In ‘ ^^eem ent nrust be accept- hower said, recovery has been ac­ cover from out in space, the space j ______Moscow, Sept. 28 -Nikita S.»- "The Soviet government believM the near future. to the people of the area, ta- mall.v proposed creating the asso­ companied by a 'relatlvely -stable agency announced today. Khrushchev returned from his that all international questions can A t one point, the President said : Jh* most fon rem rt --the ciation. a global lending institu­ price level, and. at the moment, a The picture, taken when the Arneriraii visit today with a 'dec- be settled between states with diN such m .tt.r, were mibject to "effo- tion. It would help shift part of relatively. balanced budget. These satellite waa 17,000 miles out in Saboteur ftils IsratiOn that ’'those who are afraid ferent social systems on the prin­ tistlons with the Alliee. evidenOy tha Increasing burden of foreign are signs of the progress that can of coexistence'are unwitting tools ciple of peaceful coexistence. There Etsenhower's press conference aid to European and other coun­ be' made if a nation can achieve space, covered the are* of Mexico. meaning British Prime Miniiter It was made from signals re­ Prison Again In promoting the Cold War.” is.no other alternative." ' Harold Macmillan, French Preei- tries. inflation-free growth, he said. The Soviet premier, given a Referring to his invitation to the (CoaUaued o« Page Sorea) Elsenhower told the delegates The President complimented the ceived by the' South Point, Hawaii, dent Cherlee de Gaulle end Ger- hero's welcome, told a jampseked Unlled States. Khrushchev said ! man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. the United States believes the new I World Bank and Monetary Ftmd tracking station Aug. 14. > Wethersfield'. Sept. 28 (JP< — "Thus the area photographed throng at the Moscow Sports Eisenhower showed ’'courage and j Asked specifli-sllv when he ex- Agency would be closely Integrated on the recent decision of their The prankster who has been Palace that the Cold War might was more than 20,000 miles front vnil " and. in spite of the compll- M ^ed s summit meeting to be with the IVorld Bank — which | member nations to double the cap­ adding unplea.sant substances spark off another armed conflict, the salelUte." the National Aero- rated situation In the USA. the | held. EUenhower said he could not makes only safe and conservative i ital resotirces. of the institutions. to food at the State Prison "Then it w'oiild be too late to nautica and Space Administration President enjoyed the support of I loans and is- unable to provide | Although both institutions have has struck again. ask questions about coexistence, Bulletin§ said at a news conference. the people. He spoke of reporting to his In- "soft loans” to countries needing j made impressive records alnce Two weeks ago, something when alom-bomb-carr.ving rockets 1 The 2-pound camera device which showed up in the grav.v that He said there were some — rower. even more efficiently in the future, IVhlle ,lhe Earth was in the minute flight from the United Hnrrteauie Grori*. wWrIed oml- Making the aaeoclation an affilit the milk intended for prison­ declsred in a broadcast speech. In oArial quarters here, the im- i camera's'field of view, the relative States. nousl.v hi toward . Hie mainland ers who had just donated ‘These forces should be exposed I fte of the W orld Bank, Eisen­ (Contimied Ml Page Two) positions of Earth, sun and satel­ He spoke the word in English preMion' la strong that thete srill toda.v and tbe .Miami weatliM' blood. 5>sterday the saboteur and publicly whipped.” hie a summit meeting bffore Elsen-1 lite allowed only a crescent of the from the top of a ramp leading bureau ordered a hurricane put .soap in tjie peas. " I f I tell j(ou that all the ques­ hower goes to Moscow In the; sunlight Earth to be seen. down from hia plane in apparent watch for coastal areas from A black indentation on the up- "M > have the incldqnls un­ summary of the results of hia tour tions we wanted to discuss were spring - possibly in November der investigation," said W ar­ solved aftifr my visit, this would .Savannah, Oa.. northward to Or Use Ta/t-Hartley Law pe,r right part of the crescent and talks with President Eisen­ or December. | Wilmington, .\.C. Gale wamlnga den Mark Richmond, "but it not be true. One visit is not Eisenhower confirmed reports : caused by loss of iat*. hower. were, issued from Daytona Beach is like looking for a needle in enough. Many more meetings will that Khrushchev and hts associ­ The 4(i-mifiiite signal transmis­ Klmishchev assured the Soviet Fla., north along the roost to a havstack.” be required to achieve complete ates had agreed to negotiate for a 1 sion from which the picture was people that progress was made.in Moreheod City, N.C., oa Grade's understanding... lend-leaae settlement. TThey also, made was received early Aug. 14, lowering tensions. He. said Elsen­ outer wind* moved within 75 Ike Urged to Restart or at 3:45 p.m. Ha-waiian ' time. hower showed a statesmanlike , ■ "When I. first started my ■risit displayed an interest in Inrreaa-1 miles o ff shore. The horrlcone Aug. 13. A t that time the central mind in a.asessing the situation. my feelings were very mixed for ing trade with th;i United Stales. ' many organs of the press and U.S. Eisenhower gave a somewhat pocks a 90-mile-an-hour punch part of the Pacific was lighted, Thousands o t Russians cheered around the renter. the North American continent was News Tidbits him and tossed flowers into his car statesmen had started' propaganda different version from thSt given dark and Asian land masses were on his .30-mile drive from the air­ against the visit. . .while stl)l on Stalled Steel Parley Culled from AP Wires the plane I read a speech that over the satellite’s horizon. Ex­ port to the Sports Palace. The car ____ f 8ilcago. Sept. 28 (85—-Bok plorer VI.was launched Aug. 7. !/W^a. slowed almost to a halt and ScHeffing toda.v resigned oa Ten millionth vetficle to pass, police had lo clear a path at times (Contianed oa Page Hovea) (Conthmed sa Page 8evea) Wnahington, Sept. 28 tA>) — field (hat an injunction would not manager of the Chicago Cuba through the Stratford toll station as jubilant throngp atirged onto be likely to settid basic differences and the cliih’s president, F9)U President Elaenliower said today on the Connecticut Turnpike re­ the pavement; he Is “gettlnf tick mpd tired ot- between the coiipanies and the iVrigle.v, announced Charley corded at 10:30 am. and truck Beaming and looking -well rest­ the apparent iihpaeae" In the steel union, and idded that "after Ceylon Fears Grimm would be Scheffing’s sue* driver . Jack Smith of Red Oak. ed. Khrushchev wa'ced back. ateel atrike. 80 days they would, be right back cessor In I960. W rigley said, iowa, receives certificate and A t thd Snorts Palace, before He strongly Indiealed the where they atartild. Results of Nikita’s Visit; “ Schefflng Is a sincere. ■ ronscl- ra k e... Probate judge a c c e p t s ®t* niore, he said_ the 20th enHou* worker mmI we have tlie government la planning some But Etsenhowera closest 'advis­ Religious War handwritten unwitnessed will in ' Crrtturv' is the cenliiry of the flow- same high regaril for- him as oa action soon to try to end the 76- ers in the matter were reported whlch playwright Maxwell A n -1 *ring of human genius, day-old ahntdown. But he. de- ready.to advise the President that Colombo, Ce.yloii. Sept. 28 i>Pi — the da.v he'joined our club. W e. derson left his third wife hismon-l "Now that man has achieved No One Can Be Positive feel he Is a valnoble ooset to oUr ellned to say whether the Taft- Taft-Hartley aotmn should come the government took new security ey and income from his plays. great scientific heights and mss- organization, therefore lie has Hartley La w —with' ita court In- iKion. They basea that opinion on measures todav amid fears of re­ Navy Unveils' Zuni rocljel new 1 tsceri the forces of nature, he ligious' strife. stemming from the helm offered and accepted a po- Jnnrtion provision f o r ' sending the growing industrial effects of triple-threat weapon that costa "it is impossible lo maintain R.v JAMES MARLOW bfed up With seeing the world’s the steel workers back to th^lr sla.ving of Printe Mlni.i—^Stal­ usefulness of prodding new nego­ posted oiit.side their homes. The Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt... Com- 1 Jlliiill Anil just because he created th at' add up to? If you had to give In exile sold today it h> ready led negotiations in the 76-day-old tiating efforts in view of the dead­ usual guard at the official resi- munisl China anhounce.s it - tl^" answer in “one” 1sentence, this impression, he - put the weatem | (lence of the nelv prime minister.! withold artillery fire against Qiie- 1 X 0 1 )6 1 T O F C P I > a C K it- "i r .n ’t leaders on... a ps>'chnlogical de- . to diaon>M wlHi France the po­ gtbel atrike presented a growing lock that has continued since the be sure.',’ litical and military conditions of strike-siiarted on .Tuly 16, Wijayanadnda Dahanayake, was ‘ mov and other offshore islands .. __ fenaivf..,^ T h ^ '.w iil perhaps feel, Reaction varies from skepticism a ceoae-flre in Algeria. The rebel - domestic problem today for Presi­ Secretary of Labor James P. doubled. Soldiers and Bailors au g-, .Sept. 36 and Oct. 1 because of|- Vientiane. Laos. Sept. 28 '/P'- ; to hope, mixed with w-onder compellej'ifomehow. in some way. | declaration come in answer to dent Eisenhower. Mitchell and Joseph F. Finnegan, mented police patrols. {celebrations marking 10th *nni-1 troop.s-h^ve driven vvhether there's a gimmick .in it. to do something to match, in the' French President ' diaries da He and his advisers must decide director of the Ft^eral Mediation "^ 1°"n'pr*dom l-j vei'sary of . Red victory on tlhiha rebels/kcroas the i that he wants peace. One thing' world's eye Khrushchev’s show of i Gaulle’s offer of aetf-determiha* whether to try to get the broken- ,nd Conciliation Service, held a nantly Buddlst nation, feeling, ran mainland. ; Nam.-Ma river in northern Laos, 11, gure: He didn’t lose anything good intensions. • Mon to .Algeria. The rebels soM ' o ff talka rearmed, or to Invoke the series of. private conferences over high against the monks. People Beautiful Pakistan girl sen-j nve miles from the border of Com-1 by hU trip. He probabl.y gained He demonstrsted,. to .any one i Ta/t-Hartley' Law's emergency the weekend.' were shocked and saddened b.v' the tenced to life in prison and father | munisl North Viet Nam, pilot j a lot. with a.lingering contempt for the- they were ready to discuss wgya and means to' carry nut se.tf> provisions to end the strike at They prepared a report on the assassination of Bandaranaike by condeinned to hang for murder of reported today.^ t ' So far as is known he didn’t Soviets after the sputniks and the - a gunman claid in. saffron robes. deterralnaMon for the territory, least temporarily ,pnder an 80-day situation, covering all possible al- deputy auperintfndent of Karachi rue budge an inch on anything. Even nioonshof, that both he and Russia | Tile shooting was at the prime court injunction. teAiatives. The report was to be Police. . . .,y.S. hydrographic ship I.JIO forces havlp been pushtMl into that can’t be said with certainty. must be treated as an equal. No whore a rebellion hoa raged for Sena. Mike 'Mansfield cp-Mont) minister's private bungalow Fri­ Maury. I ^ vVh Od^iesa after 3-day a narrow strip!between the river since he implied that the full re: one watching hia energy, quick five years. submitted to the President today day. and John Sparkman (D -Ala) call­ ar as soon as the President could slay. Ta.vs reports. . . . Twelve- and the twisting Communist^rortU 'suit of his talks with 'President I mind, and huilt-in strength could The monk accused of the slay­ ed on Eisenhower to -take a per­ year-old Patrick C. Gibson |>ara- er, which has bden a staging area Eisenhower won't be known for doubt Jt. 720 STRIKE AT BAHSK1K find- time from the aftermath of ing, 43-year-old Taluwa Soma ra­ sonal hand in getting the talks go­ I.vzimI from Ihe.naivt down in 25- Bridgeport, .Sept. 38 ;— A hia conferences witji Soviet Pre­ ms, Is being held under heavy for Wiajor rebel moves since July. some time. He biagged, he waa ftill of con- ing again. foot fall from rop? ladder' leading strike b.v 7’10 Bavsi^k Co. work* mie,r Nikita S. Khrushchev. guard. Police said they still have Tlie government, often days He tried to create an image of i Lradictlons. he tried to bully hia They urged a seiles of- White to his tree housq^ Jefferson Bar­ nr* began toitay after an 18- David J. l^cDonald. president of not been able to determine his moi; slow In gettinlf, ,/tontline dis- Khnishchev and Russia extremely | way past embarrassing questions, .House conferences with both sides, the striking Steelworkers- Unton, racks, Mo. - ’ ' pt.iclies. has not iMBci'altj' con- anxious for peace. And ho doubt | he was thin-skinned, and he never hour negntiaHon sension be- ‘ and said they opposed use of the .live., ■' tween company, and unioa broke off formal negotiations last Dahanayake made an appeal this Special confilBHWian urges that flrnited the report. he did in some areas of the woricl, I varied from basic Soviet dogma tajunctlve' procedure at this time. Friday, saying the-talks have been morning for calm and tolerance.' Y*le studeniD, and residents ^ An ^Australian pilot %,ho carried at least. I that communism is the beat way spokesmen broke off at 4 o.m, Ja "Befaiiae of the nature - and a.deadlock over a new two-year merely "s farcical filibuster” not The new prime minister told a Haven gel “ f* know eoris { military supplies to the north saitl I f he's not sincere, then the | of li-fe. length of-thia-dispute." Mansfield worthwibile continuing. news conference: ' ‘ - | other belter. . Prosecution d e- ...... that three days ’ ego' ' jfbvernment -- - - 'obvious question must arise In the But by this trip,- by''his down- cfuitract. Casey Perelka,- preo- idont of Local 29 International said in an Interview, "the i.eauinp- This created an Impasse the 'It is my policy to be fair to all mands f-year prison Merm for force.s, after little rebergesistance, most hostile minds: ^Vhy diddd he to-earth perfonnsnee. his hustle, tion of production might be ac­ government will have tp meet-^, aactionq of the .tiommunity, to work young student, nephew of .Spanish recaptured the town of m ong, to all this trouljle? That's an inistle, his. busybody poking Union of Electrical Workers. (Ic* companied by a slowdown that either by calling the parties back hard to' insure peace and com­ exile writer Salvador de Madaria­ 30 miles north of tnj intage he knew he w'ould have around, hit lack of bohibaat,' hia, soribed both sidea oa 'betqg "fo r would mean that not very much together, perhaps' by means of munal harmony and vto , onaure ga^ tried by rnllitar>' criurt ' on Arm y’s headquarters leua whim he undertook this trip in ths oatch-as-cateh-can willlngneaa to apart” pn Isoues that hav* •teel would be forthcoming." chargee of rebellion and siibverslva and. only flva mtlea le fron- I first. place. He never Ibst it. dlvklad IlMMt In reoeat bafgate* Sparkman agjreed with Mans- (Oeattnned oa (OmttnMd M.Paga Thtoai acUviUes. tier. Ha gave tha impreaaon of a man Inc- iaaal Bai. .-1 . ■

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