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Demonstrators Jeer Nikita in New York, Red Leader for Serious Talks with Ike

Demonstrators Jeer Nikita in New York, Red Leader for Serious Talks with Ike

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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1960 (ClaMlfled AdrarttotaB ea Paf* l i ) PRICE m s CENTS VOL. LXXDC, NO. 298 (SIXTEEN PAG^S) Demonstrators Jeer Nikita in New York, Red Leader for Serious Talks with Ike

Soviet Demands UN State News Again Bids for UN Roundup Block Dag in Congo Summit Conference Auto Accidents New York, Sept. 19 (/Fi— Soviet Premier Nikita Si ^ n ia li- , N. Y., Sept.f virtual indictment of Ham­ Kill 6 in State chev arrived here today amid boos of anti-Communist dem­ (;p )_ T h e marskjold. 19 The Soviet resolution declared onstrators and said he would ■welcome “ serious negotiations” called on the U.N. General As- that non-implementation of Secur­ Over Weekend with President Eisenhower at the United Nations on th* gembly today to approve a res­ ity Council resolutions by Ham­ East-West disarmament deadlock. olution holdingr Secretary Gen­ marskjold. "particularly regard­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Khrushchev encountered an official chill. No United eral Dag Hammarskjold re­ ing non-interference in the domes­ tic affairs of the Congo . . . has led Traffic accidents took the States or other western dignitaries were on hand as he step­ sponsible for the overthrow of to increasing economic difficul­ lives of six persons during the ped from the Soviet liner Baltika for an historic United Na- the Congolese gbvernment ties aggravating the political situa­ weekend in Connecticut. tions General Assembly session. Pelting rain and lowering headed by Patrice Lumumba. tion leading to the overthrow of A 2-car collision in Woodbury skies darkened the scone. In a ipeech to the emergency the government and of parlia- j yesterday killed 49-year-old Doug-1 [ About 150 officials of Communist nations were at the di­ aeaaion of the assembly Soviet ment. las S. Stewart of Newtown. The | Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian The Security Council had refused driver of the other car, Bernard L>. ■. lapidated East River pier where the Baltika docked to wel­ A. Zorin rejected an Asian-Afri- previously to approve a Soviet Stimaitis, 19. VVaterbury, suffered i come the Soviet leader. can resolution urging the assem­ resolution critichi of Hammar­ cuts and possible 'fractures. | Their ovation could not drown out the boos and cries of bly to back Hammarskjold in his skjold. and it was unlikely Zorin In New Haven, Mrs. Patricia I “ murderer, murderer!” frorn demonstrators held back by fight with the Soviet Union. ’ would find any substantial support Ferralolo, 20, was killed In a 2-car in the assembly. smashup at George and York police' at some distance from the pier. ' Approval of such a resolution Ethiopia was added to the list Streets yesterday. Her car and an Khrushchev smiled and waved from the deck as the fibip would be regarded as a slap at So­ of countries sponsoring the Asian- auto driven by Nicholas E. Gat- docked but appeared impatient at the time it took to moor and viet Premier , African resolution, making 17 in ziOB, Worcester, Mass., collided at | who arrived in New York to at­ set up the gangplank. » all. ,thc downtown intersection. Scarcely was he ashore than he whipped out a 31,4 page, tend the regular sessions of the Zorin spoke after Sir Patrick M rs.' Ferraiolo, 35 Morse PI., assembly opening tomorrow the British delegate. called New Haven, was thrown from her single-spaced, typewritten statement and began to read. 2orin said the .^Aslan-African I op tji^ assembly to demonstrate by car. She was dead on arrival at St. Three leaders of Russian satel-<*’ —------resolution failed to pinpoint any. ,, decisive vote its confidence in Raphael's Hospital. lite nations who arrived with Him: blaine on Hamnriarskjold or "c.o- Hammarskjold and its determina- in Bridgeport, Mrs. Caroline M. '' I made speeches also. Tljey were lonial power" for recent actions ] tion to keep The Congo_frpm_ he­ Kad.ykowski. 40, was killed When I I Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej of Ro- j Castro Sleeps lp The Congo. coming involved in the her .car. crashed into a utility pole ’ 'mania, Todor Zhikov of BulKarja. | Zorin introduced a Sovfet reso­ yesterday. Mr.s. Kadykowskl, \ j and Janos Kadar of Hungar>'. All ; lution that would amount to a (Continned on Page Three) Bridgeport, was alone in her car i spoke on peace themes. J Late in T igh t when it crashed. I "I am not sure," said Khnish- j A car struck a tree on Oak St. ■ I chev, "whether or not I under- in Glastonbury Friday night, kill­ ; stood correctly the latest decision Security Guard Netv Bhnv to Lumumha ing the driver. Aubin Benois Ray­ Here are some of the signs and posters which were displayed across street from the East River of the government with regard to Mr. Eisenhower, mond, 24. Manchester. pier where•e Sowet Premier Nikita Khrushchev docked on arrival in New York this morning. New York,' Sept. 19 HP)—Cuban Another Friday night accident, (AP Photofax). the United States President, tak­ ing part in the work of the Gen­ Premier Fidel Castro slept late to­ in Greenwich, took the life of day, under tight security guard at Frank A. Peelin, 58. Baldwin, N. eral Assembly, The President is scheduled to his midtown hotel. Katanga Invaders y.. His car crashed into a tree be­ Only a home-made sign, hung on side the Merritt Parkway. Ribicoff Cites address the United Nations onH Th\)rsday. a fire escape across the street from Susan Carol Moore, 6, Willi- Medaris Raps Ike his suite, was calculated to dis­ mantic, died at Hartford Hospital "If this does not mean a fancy speech but really constructive turb him. Drawn In Ink on brown last night frbhi injuries suffered- State Aid for wrapping paper, It read: Agree to Withdraw In an auto accident near her home participation In the work of the assembly, we would welcome such "Fidel Commie go home.” the previous day. For Lag in Missiles a decision." Khrushchev said. Two hundred pqllce stood guard The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. UCoiin Growth in the pouring rain, but the weath­ commotion "_The_UnIUd States have p e t Leopoldville. The Congo. Sept.^room Eugene Moore, 136 Emerald Ave., haps reapprailseo their attitude on er kept ailmoet everyone else In­ and found the two men grappling Wllllmantlc, vi;as seated alone tn - JBCSSSsrr.'z.. lb-(Ah— Congolese forces invading Hartford. Sept. 19 (/P)—Governor the assembly meeting and have side. Police gave permission for ■ ieccSMsionist Katanga protince on the floor. the vehicle near her home Satur­ Ribicoff said today he is proud of ■Washington. 19 (PP)—Maj.^program was a $120 million boon 25 pickets to parade later across Bakasa was overpowered and also come to the conclusion that have agreed to withdraw and Pa­ day when the emei'gency brake the University of Connecticut and Gen. John B. Medaris. retired head doggie. serious negotiation can be under­ the street from the hotel. trice Lumumba seems to have lost handed over- to the Congolese released itself and the car rolled feels "the state la. doing mighty of the Army missile program, says 6. T he Army pleaded for 13 The hotel’s owner, Edward Army. taken In the U.N. to'reach a dis­ another round in his struggle for down the hill. fine by It." President Elisenhower’s military months before Russia launched its armament agreement.” Spatz, said telephone calls to Cas­ power. Mobutu, who seized control of The door flew open and th* girl knowledge is behind the times and tro’s suite went unanswered. Spatz the government m a bloodless coup His comments came at the first sputnik to be allowed to ptit a In Washington, the White The United Nations peace mis­ fell on^the road just before the car morning press conference when implies this has held back the' satellite In orbit. reported many calls and telegrams sion said the commander of Lu­ last Wednesday, said that Bakasa Hou.-ie had no comment on 8toppeif*at the foot of the hill. She asked about President Albert N. mlsflile program. 6. The Joint Chiefs of Staff is a Khrushchev’s statement. complimenting hlmTor agreeing to mumba’s striking forces yesterday had made a full-confession. ' , wa-s taken to Windham Community In an outspoken book published Jorgensen’s report that the uni­ debating society, the "least effec­ * Khrushchev said the Soviet del­ put up the Cuban party. Messages approved creation bf a 60-mile Mobutu said "TTte army will Hospital here, but later transferred today, “Countdown for Decision," know how to deal with^ Bakasa" versity had to reject 2,000 "quali­ tive military organization to haunt, egation was coming to the United 'came from «* far distant as Texas wide No-Man’s-Liand Along the to the hospital in Hartford.: Medaris said: and California, he said. Katanga-Kivu border. The No- and with the other officers he said fied and admissible” students this the United States since the fiascos States "in the name of coneolldat- .year because of inadequate hous­ “1 do not think the situation has Ing peace and solving complicated Castro, whose loud anti-U,8. Man’s-Land, if observed, w'buld go were in the plot. been helped In recent .years by of the civil war.” He did not give the names of Accident Totals ing, educational . facilities and International Issues.” , speeches have marked recent a long way toward restoring peace having a soldier in the White 7, The entire military organiza­ months at home, has' promised to to this civil war-threatened land. the other officers or their number. Hartford, Sept. 19 (®—The State staff. He termed "the problem of gen­ House. The developments in the tion should be reorganized. 90 per keep quiet until he addresses the Lumumba, ousted as premier by Lumumba, who disappeared Motor Vehicle Department’s daily "It is very, easy for department eral and complete disarmament heads to state their maixlmum field of military tactics and cent of the Pentagon's civilian em­ UN General Assembly. President Joseph Kasavubu, came Wednesday when Mobutu seized record of automobile accidents as ployes fired, and a aingle chief of under the appropriate strict inter­ out of three days hiding shouting power, shotved up at his house yes­ of last midnight and the totals on objectives but I hope the day will Weapons since World War IT have national control” as the cardinal never come when the University been so far-reaching that anyone staff appointed with the head.s of (Contlnued on Page Eight) defiance but Col. Joseph Mobutu, terday and placed himself under the same date last year; the aetrices as advisers only to question of international relation­ the Congo's rising strongman, ap­ the protection of U.N. troops.-Jie 1969 1960 of Connecticut at Storrs is-one whose personal experience ended ship. large factory with 25,000 students shortly after that war cannot Wm. peared to have the situation in was believed to pave hidden out in Accidents 23.30(i 27,183 (est.) MedarLs gets acro.ss his point He said "the evil forces who hand in the capital. the Guinean mission after attempts on the campus." hope to be abreast of today’s mili­ Killed 168 185 about Dr. York this wa.v: want to poizon the atmosphere In Mobutu told today how he foil­ to lynch him. Injured 14,263 14,962 (est.) In reply to Dr. Jorgensen's claim tary needs in the really profes­ relatione between our countries "In a casual converaation with ed an plot, personal­ From his residence, flying the that the .1959 Legislature -made no sional sense. will invariably sustain a defeat." Bljl Holaday one day I asked him BuUetins ly overcoming the gimman sent to U.N: flag. Lumumba insisted to provision to assist- the university “ Yet; having been Immensely Khrushchev spoke Into a public Extended Forecast why the post of deputy aecretary kill him, newsmen he was still premier. He with the growing problem of stu­ successful as a theater comman­ address microphone. He paused of defense for research and engi­ from the AP Wire* Mobutu charged Army support­ said he had appealed to the United Windsor Locks. Sept. 19

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, t»N N , MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, li PAOB SIX Broda-Gustafson Raulukaitis-Pafo Schumacher-Peters^n keep .the addiction secret She U on October third, ia that th* tax hM flnslly come up with an ox ioaaea which came, and which 'wiU t t w i M ^ lEanrl^PBtpr planstlpn ot ita ahortago of people. always prouder of the pine than contimia to coma in eohaequanea Mtaa Gail. Anne Guatafson of The marriage of Miss Arlene A. It aeema that, at the time of. the >of the curie that may follow. {opttlii9 ifrraUi The Open Forum of thaae reducUona muat be com- Mwchester beerfme the bride of Peterson and James C. Schumach- census, there were in progress If tha Compensation Commia- penaated for by way 0f tha tax Frank ^Joseph Broda of Bolton Sat­ qr, both of Manchester, was Blum clearance projacts which in­ aioner had had the real courage of paymenta which muat be made by urday morning at St, Maurice’g solemnized Saturday afternoon at 'O ta CommunlcaUoiu for pubUcatUma in too Opon Forum will not bo thoae leas -fortunate and leas in­ Emanuel Lutheran Church. volved the demolition of living what may have been hie own con­ Church in Bolton. guaranteed pubUcatlon if Uiey oonUln more than 300 wordo T he fluential taxpayers who are now The bride is the daughter of Mrs. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. quarters for some 180,000 people. victions, he would hqve 'proclaim­ Herald reoerveo toe right to decline to publiob any matter that being asked to return to public of­ Axel Gustafson, 90 Deerfield Dr., and Mr.s. Carl H. Peterson. 51 These temporarily displaced people ed that no male should ever be ex­ may be Ubelouo or which to in bad'taote. Free expreoolon c polit­ fice the people who granted them. 1 and the late Axel Gustafson. The Litchfield St. The bridegroom is 1. uua did hot disappear, or leave New pected to enter any contractual re­ ical viewo la dealred by oontrtbuUona of tola character but lettera (9^ Hie very embarraaajng fi­ bridegroom is the son of Mr. and the son Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifford lationship of any kind with any which ara defamatory or abuaivo win bo rejaeted. nancial position in which the town .Mrs. diaries Broda, Birch Mt. Rd., Schumacher, 377 Keeney St. Brarr Btanint llxeeai York. The argument Ic not that Bolton. The Rev. C. Henry Anderson Holiday Cntarad at the female who would use pin curia, J. found Itself at the end of the I at Uanwcleater Coan. aa they themselves were missed. 1960-1960 fiscal year, a position The couple was united in mar­ performed the ring cere- Hall Sui.ttar. The argument is that, when the and he would have held that any ‘Abbreviated Sommary’ ^ of confidence' they had in the which was forced upon us-by Ill- riage in a double ring ceremony by mo'ny. The church was decorated SUBSCRIPTION KATB8 new housing developments in appearance anywhere in the things To toe Editor, Board, and which was directly re­ Informed and irresponsible mem­ the Rev. Bernard McGurk of St. with white gladioli and’ pompons. Payabla la AdranCa sponsible for toe defeat of this progress have replaced the alums constituted a deliberate desire to We will I auppose, during the bers of toe Board; and one which Maurice’s Church. Mr. and Mrs. G. Albert Pearson was organist Taar ...... tU.N. project at public referendum on Hoatli#.. • 7.71 be rejected. remainder of our local political remained unchallenged by toe Charles Robbins of Bolton provided and soloist^ Hla solos were "The §• Hoatlia •••••••••••••••••••« I.9U these people vacated, there will be May 25, 1960. organ and Vocal music. Lord’s Prayer” and "O Perfect i.au campaign hear a great deal about members of the ^oard 'with the jna Hoatli «•••••••••••••••••••••• room for 180,000 more people in the excellent record which has (6) The utter disregard for pub' exception o f Mr. John Hutchinson. The bride was given in marriage Love,” Waafclj ao J r j a r * by her brdthcr-in-law, Raymond F. stasia Copy 06 New York, apd that these will been written by the present Board lie opinion which was expressed I am not offering this Informa­ The bride, given in marriage by Robie. She w'ftrc a of Chantilly her father, wore a floor-length HUUBIUR OF come in, thus restoring the city's A Thought for Today of Directors. In spite of what I by the Democratic members of tion to those voters who, because the Board when they defiantly lace and' peau de sole, fashioned gown of Chantilly lace oyer while THB ASSQCUTKD PRtaffl population to what It would nor­ Sponsored by the Mancbeetet might hear I ^11 carry these re­ of their party devotion can find no with a Sabrina ''•neckline, fitted ThaTh# AaaoclataaAMOCtatM PrewFrew ts MCli^rtly minders with me when I will go and within toe matter of a few fault with tjheir repreae>\tatlvea on taffeta, designed with a pointed Antitlfd to th« U8« of repubncoUqn of mally have been at census time, Council of Chare bee W\TKINS;WEST #• bodice, long tapered' sleeves^ and all nows oupstcDes credited to It or to the polls on Oct. 3. days after the proposal to build toe Board of Directors, and who bodice, long tapered .sleeves, arid a had it not been for the slum clear­ full ending in a cathedral portrait neckline. The skirt was not otherwise cr^lted In tiile oaver (1) The 1959 five mill, and toe a concrete pool at Globe Hollow will continue to vote their party •y< train. Her headdress was a beaded and also the local news published nera. ance projects. There are many .eople who was overwhelmingly defeated by ticket come feast or famine. I oei/H ce made with a deep pointed peplum All rtihU of republlcatlon of special 1960 nine tenths of a mill In­ coronet with a fingertip of silk and wide flounces of net. She worc^ dispatches herein are also reserved So.lt would be nice if the census make the claim, that they can be creases In our local tak »te, both popular vote, started toe drive for a m ' offering them to toe hard- ORMANDI. WEST * DIRECTOR’ illusion. She carried a bouquet of Just as good a Christian-without a of seed pearls with finger­ would count the people who would of which were mandatefr because pools which they relentlessly car­ pressed heavily tax burdened small white roses. Full service client of B O the church. This makes as much ried on at the expense of so many MeechMt.r’eoU w t-w M i III Ml W W tip-length veil, and carried a white Ice InC. be coming into New York, as well of the free-wheeling spending wage earning home owners and Miss Rosalyn M. Stmoncelli of iKibUBhera RepreaenUUTaa: sense as to say, "I can get as othc. important town Issues. tax payers who always seem to •iM Hnetl Fk HIIIm N „ , ■. Manchester was maid of honor. She Bible, while orchid and streamers Juliua Mathetra Special AaenCy — New as those who happelied to be there good an education without which was done by the Board of atephanofi.s. “ ■ Detroit aria B^ofc. since it took control of our local (7) ’The curtailment of public be toe victims of Bosurd Munders WnUAM J. 10INON, U»; AsMctete II Psrkisg wore a street-length of hya­ IW York Chicane ____ at census time. When they come, school;’' If you are a born genius Mr.s, John W. Higley, ‘Rt. 6. Bol­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF government two years ago; in­ expression at public hearings, and Board ;bungUng; to toe elderly cinth blue silk organza, fashioned CraCULATIONB New York will have to take care this may be a remote possibility, a move which we were told home owners who must continue 142 EAST CENTER STREET. MANCHESTER with a round neckline, cap sleeves ton, sister of the bridegroom, was but few of us are! creases which did little to add to Tba Herald Prlntlns Company la of them, but will have no state was made because public com' to meet their obligations on the and pleated over a matron of honor. She wore a royal Let’s face it—we need the help the financial comfort of small blue prince.ss-atyfe cocktail-length atsunee no nnancial responslbflitT for wage earning home owners and ment had seriously Interfered substance of their social security sheath skirt with^ double-tiered typoaraphtcal errors sppesrina In grants to help do it. and guidance of teachers and fel­ with normal 64id efficient Board paymentSK whatever pension mon overskirt of qrganza. Her bouquet dress with , matching blue .seed yeimaemanta and otber raadlna tnatter low Christians. ■ Because I can taxpayers. la The Hancheater Eyeninc Herald. It is Ironic, New York pleads its action. It stil) is my opinion that ey they might receive, ahd what­ WXs of pink and white roses. pearl ho^band and veil. Her flow­ case, that a city should be pena­ worship God in the secret of my (2) TTie very disappointing this move was made by the Board ever amount they were able to ^Bridesmaids were Miss Peggy ers wertl'a colonial bouquet of pink Ditptay advertlslna _cM nF beitra: room does not mean that I do not seven year Country, Club lease; a JenkTns^^of Manchester and Miss .sweetheart ro.sca. For Mopds*—1 p m Friday. lized Just because it la making an need the Inspiration of worship­ in it. effort to escape as much as save; and to toe 4,000 or more In­ Uonday lease which came as close to toe possible toe Justifiable criticisms Joan Wii'Cox^of Avon. Th.ey wore Carl H, Peterson, Lake St., 'Ver­ F o' Tueaday—1 p.m effort to Improve itself •with slum ping with others. dependent voters who are not dedi­ r“ 'jT —Wedneaday—I ■ ■ y—1 orao ra ^ e a d a y . previously proposed 30 years lease which were being made of Board cated to either of our two parties blue styled identical to the non, brother of the bride, served For Thuraday-l P m Wedneaday clearance programs. * If you are one of these "go-it- as those who fashioned It would maid of honor's and carried yellow as' be.sl man. Ushers were John For Friday—1 pm . Thur^ay. alone’; Christians, consider your policies and Board decisions, and and who find themselves free to For Saturdar—1 p.m. Friday. ^ All this is most persuasive, and dare have it come; which was ap­ to place the blame for all the vote on the basis of the record OF MANCHESTER and white bouquets. W. Higley, Bolton, and George Claeained Jeadlliie '°l2? f ?*\,*?** position, and remember that God plauded by only those who were Miss I.,ynda Robie, nlricp of the Torza, Manchester. day of publication exeaot Safurdav— we know what kind of census we has ordained the church fellowship blundering and all ’' the bungling which has been written Ijy the involved in it, and which was ne­ bride, served as flower girl. She t a.m are going to favor from now on. for a purpose. Worship Him in the which was done by the Board on Board of Directora during the past Mrs. ' Peterson wore a dre.ss of gotiated in consequence of one of wore a floor-length powder blue aqua organza over satin with It will be one in which each city church of your choice. the doorsteps of the so-csdled two years. Monday. September 19 the finest examples of back door Vshadows” who regula,rly attend organza gown With bouffant skirt,' brown acces.sorie.s, and a corsage puta down, as official. Just what Submitted by I hope that this abbreviated matching tiara and veil. Rev. K. Ejnar Rask diplomacy that I have ever seen. public hearings arid who respect' summary of the stewardship of of yellow sweetheart roses. The it thinks its own population really 13) ’The approximate $508,000 fully plead their cases before the Fallot studio Charles Kuzis of Windsor was bridegroo'm’.s mother wore a dress This Too Can Happen Covenant Congregational the people we elected to ofBce two best man. Ushers were Leo Ghelfi ought to he. It has now been Church a.ssesament reduction which was Bo j. Obviously this- curtailment years ago will conipel us to make MRS. FRANK JOSEPH BRODA of powder blue organza over a Both the turbulent relatione of given Cheney Brothers of Dela­ of Coventry and Anthony Fiano of blue print, \vith brown acces-sories, proved, by many complaints, that of publiri expression did not in any. wiser choices when we go to the Bolton. nations with nations and the rival ware within the matter of a couple way enhance toe efficiency of toe and a corsage of pink qweetheart any count which limits Itself to the Pronuncifitioii Guide polls come Oct. 3. Mrs. Gustafson wore a green roses. Ties of the American presidential of weeks after the present Board BUard. I believe that w,as so elm- Dr. A. B. Moran Rec to Organize satin dress, and the bridegroom’s number of people actually physi­ was sworn into office. • ply because there was no effi­ A .small recaption was held at a campaign head, today, .toward one By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BOYSCOVT mother wor« a beige organza dress. cally present Insfde a city on any ciency to be enhanced. private club in East Hartford Leaders of the Soviet satellite f 4) ■ The unsuccessful attempt World’s longest submarine pipe­ Adult Drama Unit Both wore rose corsages. Loring Studio special and significant oasis of calm given date cannot be termed ac­ (vfter the ceremony. For a wedding state.s: which was made by the Board to (8 ) ^ The tremenddus $605,561line is a 55-mlle system extend­ T^otes and News A recention for 225 guests was MRS. WILLIAM JOHN RAULUKAITIS ' and agreement. curate, fair, or forward-looking. force upon us toe fluoridation, of ing out under toe Gulf of Mexico trip to Cape Cod, Mrs. Schumacher Busker Photo Hungary ;— Communist boss asses^ent reductiori which the The Adult Little Theater of held at Fiano’s Restaurapf in Bol­ This Is-io refreshing—it consti­ our South End domestic water Board very generbusly and very from southwestern Louisiana. ton. For a wedding trip South, Mrs, wore a blue knit sheath dre.ss and MRS. JAMES C. SCHUMACHER Janos Kadar. Yah’-nush Kuh’-dahr Manchester, sponsored by the Rec­ Service pins were presented to Miss Joanne Mary Paro. Rock-^ln the U.S. Marine Corps. He is black accessories. 'They will live at tutes such a positive example of Bulgaria — Communist boss To .supplies, a move which was chal­ considerately granted toe Green Broda wore an orchid ville, and William John Raulukal employed as a carpenter, and at­ “ A Lesson Of Moderation” reation Department, will hold an IS boya by Tom Finnie, acting cub- with black acce.ssories. 'The couple J.58 S. Main St., Manchester. the w’ay nations and candidates can dot Zhlkov. Toh’-daht Zhlk’-off. lenged by certain elements of the Manor Construction Company, the organizational meeting Wednes­ tis. South Windsor, were united in tends the evening divislonj. of Hill- will live at Birch Mt. Rd., Bolton. behave on dccaaipn—that it la The Christian Science Monitor, Czechoslovakia — President An­ public and Inibsequently soundly Minterburri Realty Corporation, day evening In the social room-of master,—aL the first, fall meeting marriage Saturday morning in yer College.. ----- BcJiool. defeated by the vote of the peo­ the Farmlands Exchange and Sacred Heart Church, Wilton, N. H. worth a look. the other', clay, quoted some tonin Novotny. Ahn’-tohn-een the Community Y at 8 o’clock. of Oib Pack 143 last Friday in thoughts of Alexander Hamilton Noh’-vaht-nee. ple at a public referendum (4- others on the night of Sept. 13, 30-MINUTE FREE The purpose of this meeting is the Nathan Hale School auditor­ The bride is the daughter of Mrs. The itory comes in two parts. In- 28-59). 1960, a reduction which when Frederick Gleim, 10>4 Snipslc St., Romania — Communist boss to see how many people are inter­ ium. Art Leafjue Sets - terwoven. in "The Federalist,” which seem (5) The unforgivable bungling added to toe $508,000 reduction INSTALLATION ested in organizing an Adult Lit­ Rockville, and David Paro, Milford. Gheorge Gheorghlu-deJ. Gychr’- niiiwAmusite w iiiv Dii#i Ivus. 1 W V w One* Is the e t^ g h t news story, to apply, with uncanny approprl gay Gychr’-gyoo dez. which wps done by tl** Board In which was granted to Cheney " . ♦. best bed I have tle ’Theater program. This activity ’Those who received pins were N. H. The bridegroom is the son of James Anastailo, Tomas B'innie. Year’s Schedule to the effect that the nations of In­ ateness, to a political campaign in Albania — Premier Mehmet its preparation and handling of Brothers of Delaware put toe to­ is open to all residents of Man­ Mr, and Mrs. William Raulukaitia, the West End sewer project; the tal of the reductions given these MUFFLERS chester, who are interested in lit­ Gary Larsen, Fred' Songailio, Ros.s Windsorville Rd., South Windsor. dia and Pakistan ars today signing which religion also happens to be Shehu. Meh’-met Shee’-hoo. Art classes for children, from FOR RENT i ■ I BY - wealthy operators at Just about tle theater in any form. All per­ Roberta, Raymond DeCobert, Em­ The Rev. Samuel Hewitt of Sacred mixed. Hamilton was writing in Poland — Fir.at secretary Wlady- kind of bungling which caused on . a pact for the further development slaw Gomulka. Vlah’-dfs-lahv Goh’- many of the people of the area $1,113,561.. The thing we should ever slept sona interested should attend this erson Dunmore, John Juliano, 9 through 14 years of age. will be Heart Church, Wilton, performed 1787. This is 1960. But hone of his Douglas McBride, David Mullen, and use of the Indus River system, mool-kah. Involved to lose whatever amount remember when we go to toe polls organizational meeting. sponsored by the East Hartford the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Modern ■ which the partition of Britain’s for­ sentiment Is out of date. For any further information re­ Gary Piekro, Warren Pierro, and Park and Recreation department Flora Paro aunt of the bride, was Tnmnsic I'ln lh G.T., Greenwich, Conn. Scott Willoughby. beginning Saturday, Sept. 24, soloist. She sang "Panis Angeli- mer colony split between the two "So numerous indeed,” wrote garding thi.a activity, call Jim ■ v4 weeks' paid circumstance. If duly attended to, A UNIT OF THE Manchester Elk.a will hold a mittee meeting will be held TTiurs- styled with a bark pouf and lace In the state of Kashmir, the pos­ pains of spinal'fusion and arthritis, and Adult evening classes wi.ll megt appliques, and terminated in a training course available to qualified, ambitious NEW BIKE DEPT. ladies’ night dinner-dance and day at the home of Tom fi'innie. session of which i.s also a post- would furnish a lesson of modera­ Anyone interested in serving on at the North End Community chapel train, Her< fingertip veil of Former Cheney Mills We repair all makea. - You says it's’the best bed. he ever slept on. program Saturday at 7 p.m. at the married man* Rent reasonable. tion to those, who are ever so HARTFORD COUNTY the committee is invited. Building, Remington Rd., Ea.st imported silk illusion was held in Hartford Road parlition dispute between India and «an use your old bike as lodge.home, Bi.a.sell St. muoh persuaded of thslr being In If yours is a normal, healthy back, the Tickets may be obtained for Hartford, from 7 to 10. The adult place by a crystal tiara. and Pine St. Pakistan. YWCA trade-in. Chairmen in charge Include Bid- schedule will include oil painting Mi.sa Joanne Calvetti, Milford, the right. In ,any controversy. . Cub Scouts to attend two college Tel. JA 2.3231,9 to 5.-M I 9.^392 After b P.M. Manchetter, Conn. The new agreement over the In­ bast way to^keep it that way is with* a ward J. Tomkiel, Paul Gagne and football games this season. under Louis Fusari of Hartford, wa.s maid of honor. She wore a dus by-panes the elemental terri­ "Ambition, avarice, personal ani­ A MEMBER O F THE Bruce Noble. Music for dancing beginning Oct. 5; portrait paint­ royal blue satin sheath, designed FREE PARKING mosity, party opposition, and many firm Musco-Padic. See it, try it, at Wat­ will be provided b.v the ing and sketching under Mrs. with cap sleeves, fitted bodice, fnd Parcel Pickup to torial dispute, and resolves the one. Page band from. 9 to 1. ’The dead­ Alice K. Bronson of Newin'/ton, s back bow extending to toe hem­ problem before the other has been other motives, not more laudable WORLD YW CA kins tomorrow. $89.50 each piece. line for dinner' reservations is Deaths Last Night Your Car! than these, are apt to operate as beginning Oct. 6, and oil painting line. Her headpiece was a clipped handled. Thursday. under Blssell Phelps Smith of well upon those who support, as bow with circular veil. She car­ Negotiations for such an agree- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wethersfield, beginning Oct. 7. ried a colonial bouquet. OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY-10 A.M. to 10 P.M. - ment have .been under way for upon those who oppose, toe right THE YWCA IS MANY THINaS TO MANY PEOPLE Canada Gets Funds Cleveland, Tenn.—The Rev. Bridesmaids were Miss Eliza­ side of a question. Were there not eight yean, primarily aa a result of Samuel Oran Oillaspl4, 89, former beth Raulukaitis,' South Windsor, SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY and WEDNCSDAY American auggeatlon and encour­ even these inducements to moder­ Washington — United State.s -sister of the bridegp'oom: Miss private Investment in Canada fep- overseer for five states for the Keeney Book Fair agement. What has brought the ne- ation, nothing could be more' ill- TAKE TIME TO FIND OUT WHAT IT GAN MEAN TO YOU Linda D’Ortona, Miss Claire Van- rents about two fifths of the total Church of God Prophecy, died der Heyden, and Miss Barbara WARDS FARM FRESH judged than that Intolerant spirit, M I M V W A M I ) ’.goUations to fniltfulnes\ would U.S. private long-term foreign in Sunday...He served at various times Dales Announced Isaacson, all of Mllfo-d. They which has. at all times, character­ ON A HOT SUMMER NIGHT PLUMP. MEATY, TENDER seem to'be a new and fairly reienl . as overseer for Ohio, Illinois, In­ wore g o i^ s In emeraM green, exchange of reasonaWencss be­ ized pollUcal parlies. For, in poli­ diana; Pennsylvania and Texas. The Keeney St. School Book amber brown, cerise and avenue 824-828 M A IN S TR E E T tween India and Pakastan. Ironi­ tics aa in religion, it is equally ab­ COME TO OPEN HOUSE ’Vatican City—The Vatican press Fair will lie held in the school green, designed the same aa the surd to aim at making proselytes OR A COLD W INTER DAY office announced Saturday the auditorium on Oct. 17, 18 and 19. maid of honor’s. cally, part of this new mood may In addition to a wide selection by 'fire and sword. Heresies In death of the Most Rev. Peter Anthony Raulukaitis. South have c6ma from India's dlslllualon- Pavel Cojdic, 72, Roman Catholic of books for ail ages and tastes either can rarely be cured by perse­ Windsor, was best man for his CHICKEN .m ent with the nature of coexlst- of I^ so v , Czechoslovakia, through which the public is in­ brother. Ushers were, Robert Rau­ ,,ence' with Communist , and cution.” WED., SEPT. 21 7;30 - 9:30 P.M. two months ago in a Communist vited to browse, orders will be ac­ lukaitis, liVindsor Lock.s, brother TUESDAY’S BREASTS — (QUARTER$) part of it may have come from Amen to all that, and copies, Jail. Bishop Cojdic was Jailed for cepted until Oct. 1 for any specific of the bridegroom;. David T’aro Pakistan's instinct, after being In- please, to all politicians, ­ life in 1951 on treason charges anq books, adult or Juvenile, delivery Jr., Rockville, brother of the OR men, newspaper editors, to bigots, 7« NOHIH MAIN ST. his whereabouts had been kept to be made on the days of the bride: Paul Capltan. South Wind­ evolved in the U-2 incident, to veer secret by the Czech, government.- fair. Fair officials hope that, this and, finally, to all who call bigots sor. and Theodore Reichle, Broad - allghtly toward India’s attituda of FORMAL CLASSES • GLUBS • INnREST GROUPS New York—^Stephen C. 'Clark, new feature of the fair, which is Brook. neutralism. But, in any case, the bigots. 77, millionaire philanthroplat and being tried for the first time, will A. reception for 150 guests was TERRIFIC BUYS And one tender question back a founder of this Baseball Hall of pro'Ve popular throughouT'' the held in Grange Hall, Milford. For rtw o nations who probably never INSTEL'CTOR.S AND CLUB RF-FRESENTA'nVES WILL BE PRESENT TO MEET YOU AND '..should have been partitioned have to Alexander Hamilton: how did Fame at Cooperstowri, N.Y., died' town, as well as with school par­ a southern motor trip, ,the bride ONE DAY ONLY CHICKEN GIVE YOU FULL INFOBMA’nON. ents. Anyone wishing to place an found some common sense coopera- he know the right side of ques­ at his home In Manhattan Satur­ wore a beige wool , tapestry MORTGAGE day. He was a member of the fami­ order should contact Mrs. Ed'/-ard tions? .shoes, and a corsage of pink roses. LEGS— (QUARTERS) tlon, along tinea we have been sug- Classes, for Adults and ChUdren,’ Men, Women, Boys and Girls, WUl Be Offered. Register Now! ly that.started the Singer Sewing Royce, 103 Diane Dr„ or, Mrs. The couple will he at 'home at 84 WOMEN'S 15 DENIER, 51 GAUGE • geatlng to them, and in a-program Clasees Begin the W'eek of URt. 8rd. Club and Group ActIvlUeo Are Now Starting Their Fall Pro­ \ PROTECTION Machine Co. Charles-Cove.v, 5 Francis Dr. Union St.. Rockville, after Oct. 1, - wa, along with Australia, Canada, Opportunity MiN*ed grains. "' esaerea mf femlfY e heete,,, Plymouth, Mass.— Ralph Horn- Ail 'prdGefeds from the fair will The bride is a graduate of Mil­ Weet Germany, New Zealand,. Brll- blower, 6 9 ', a philanthropist and be used foK, the benefit of 4he ford High School, and is emplo.yed ONE LOW PRICE! WfOm If m j Keeney St. Sctipol library. r sin, the World Bank, and India Th* Slate Unemployment Com- YWCA OFFICE lloi'R.S: 9 A .M .12 NOON. 18:80-8 P.M. PHONE*Ml 3-1208. senior partner in the Boston in-: by Connecticut Mutual Life In­ mlsaioner nillng. on the case was vestment and banking firm of surance Co., Hartford. Her hus­ '.'.and Pakistan .themselver will all Your family can have this HornbTower and Weeks, idled Sun­ band 1s a graduate of Ellsworth 100% NYLONS decent enougl) to concede that a (]harlp8 I ‘Y^hilc Kinfi’ ' help finance. peace-of-miqd security, too. day. After seVvlng in the Navy dur-' Memorial High School, South woman applying for a Joi) in pin The real beneficiaries will be the Hartford Life’s Mortgage Pro­ Ing World War I, he Joined the Windsor, and served three years curls was not exercising ” tho best London -----Because he wore - millions of people living in India tection Plan will provi^ your firm, then headed by his father. while at his coronation Iristead of personal Judgment'' and even de­ snd Pakistan who will get the wa- AtR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT family the cash to cover the D a 11 a a—Mrs. Evelyn Miller the royal purple, Charles I of Eng­ ter they need for their fields. cent enough to understand the re­ Crowell, 60, a Texas novelist and land "Was known as the “ White CAMERAS action of the prospective employ­ ootstandihg mortgage balance new8papen^'oman, died at. her King." He .5yas erbwned on 'the ^art two of today's story comes i V *■ on their home if the bread­ home Saturday. She. was the widow Feast of the Rprlflcation in 1625 FILlil—FLASH BULBS er who took her appearance to be DISeXIUNT PRICES In the form of one of those adver- winner dies during the financ­ of Cheater T. Crowell, author of and wanted his white to Indication that she would not be a books and short stories, and the syriiholize toe "virgin purity of . tlsementa in which igroupa of Don’t Miss Every Room Will Be More Comfortable ing period. And if he’s disabled Americana are sometimes moved partlculiir as:

V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN« M Ol^AY, SEPTEMBER 19, i98(i; PAGBHINB BIANC3HBSTER EVENING HBEAU), MANCHESTER, OONM^ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 19.60 Mn. James P. Heller of the Bronx, late la tlis evening o f Sept. 12, ing and entering, four" ooimta of Coventry N.Y., where he is peator o f the Portrait in Oils when police' had received a com- Trio Botmd Over theft, snd carrytag weapons^ a Francis of Assisi Church, South C orrection Morriaenia Pragbyterian Church. .plntnt that some yinuig mea in a Windsor. ^ Sown Awards M iss N eill The child is the granddaughter ot Painting of Month car were causing email "explo- On Bretdc Charges Rogert L. LaJote, 17, of Bast Obituary The Rev. Raymond B. Yaskfuis- C^pt. and Mra. Walter S. Keller siona” idong Main St, Hartford, was charged with aiding NikitR Gets Jeers kaa offlclatsd. Mrs. Phyllis Churt- ’Ihs Herald mgreta tha Jum- Coffee Hour end Mrs. Christopher Glenney of a breaking and entering. About 65 people attended the When police atopped' the car Three area teCnagen, charged ney wM otganlst, iuid Miss Sally MiM Unas in its Court O ums Contracts for town. Bonds were reduced on ail three, Takes N(0W York PDst flnt fall meeting of the Manches­ contalnipg. the men, a search re^ by police with being Involved in Frink, soloist. oohuna of Saturday which bad A dedfhter, Anne Mf Bast Hartford, $9 forthcoming exhibitions in Man­ evening achooL said claasea will in­ raOOLEM TO YOORSEtf usual 21-gun salute, accorded liie crasji victim waa born Jan. Mrs. Ralph Maccarone was organ­ Division workers are free from successor. The committee Is com- type. IT, .1936, in St. ist. tion w^ll divide the building into tures. i x ,_ greet the guests. Mrs. Hedman la for passing in a no^pasaing zone chester and Bolton. For further in­ clude BMlltat for the foreign born, craft carrying visiting heads of other road Jobs underway. The omiter la equipped w ith . In charge of the coffee hour ar­ formation, members may call Mrs. beginning and advanced typing and NATALIE state, from Army headquarters on "Mr. Khrushchev runs the dcs Hauteurs, Canada, a son of Burial waa in St. James’ Ceme­ Deputy labile Works Director 15 zones, each with separate during the court aeaaloii.'-. Bring it to HOUSEHOLD. Whatever your money gauntlet,” said the Evening Aime O. and Rose Descljenes tery, with committal read by Fa­ thermostatic Control. many quiz boards for sw-teatlng rangements. kenway, 54 Academy St. stenography, rug hooking and other Governors Island. Chester Langtry said today that The four legislative nomlneea Two youths were fined $21 each courses. needs, you’ll find the HFC office manager and his The Soviet leader waved In ap­ Standard. "Dockers lead a Raymond, with whom he lived in ther Regan. Bearers were Neal Nov. 1 Is the proposed comple­ on Identification o f treee and Mrds, for speeding by Justice Leroy M. staff well qualified to give you money hdp. They’re Sullivan, William Downing, Dr. project la the next road Job on the ahe added. The Mueeum of Natural .. will be present.' They are Harry There Is no charge for the clasa­ parent good humor to a number of barrage of insults." Manchester. Mr. Raymond had agenda. tion date for the vault, and the Roberts in Justice court a week DANCE A, Jackson, (R); Mrs. Mildred C. ea. If a aufficient number of per- also well trained in making instalment loans and Communist nation leaders who "K's Ship Sails In—Gray lived here for 18 years. He was Richard Hosback, William M. heating work 'will he done as soon History, located st 79th St. and ago. They were Richard O. Adams, Adams, Edwin John Adams and He aetiihated that, ^ith coop­ Central Park W est.'^ifforde a Hiltgqn, (D ); encumbent Rep. Weapons Counts B

>.li PA6B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN m MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, I960

BUGGS BUNNY OUB BOARl^lNG poUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE

UNLAX,\, ^THERE'6 M.WAVS A U*L fcXTltA^ ■ / ' ■ ELA«R! WORKONTHESE WHERTSM/\ lYLLieHERE CONVERTIBLES I - ^fiASV,OUDaJAf?WRg5nU.UMOER Antwar to PravlouB P im h O R ? I'M IN 1 -• IN A MINUTE !^ B ifliriy BusincM Has .A HUVWY! WORtO.XOEEMlTA y ) MSArHOKtoRTORETlHeV Sfr 1 0 6 8 ^ AOBOM SRalaa 4 Coma in t Colt'i oudbar • Nocturnal Been Named 4 • Cow'a ■ llyar w a s h husband HADA FRIfiRTFUaV CLOSS iNotenmleyad • TeUiie anlotal lo o k a t th is bullet tMtnaral velA MSolardiak 8 On the left 55SS'S.'l?> SHOL^IWyaJKHAT/ ISWM ax (praBx) MHunjr • Nature' : Dennis James, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Lycbia, Plnney ISTrita tajrlnf lOMiliUry Rd., Bimngton.. He was bom Sept. 4 At Manchester MamorlAl 17 Fnit driz^ attiftant 38 Corundum 46 Unclota Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra?>L4on la Bnebaalma tl Drove bff SOClreuapart 47Repetiaoa Estell, RockvlUe. His patSmai grandparents are Mr. and lacut la golf SlFurpoica 46 Auatrallan Merton Lyons, BUlngton. He has three brothers, David, 4, AJan,\ BY V. T. HAMLIN SI Kind of bona 16 Len aeniiblt 33 Kind of thoTB . oatrleh 2 ^ , and Gerald. 5. • A L L Y O O P U V V \ RSBCfi 30 Levela IS Property x6b Ifidday SSTwitdiiBB Kim Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fiano, Hebron ...HAS^^■ HE AUEY?.’ ..PERHAPS. 22CDben item! eilnaact NOT EXACTLY. MXJ ..LOOR,aXXA,VOU'RE S7 Lump 40Swirledx Rd., Boltoii. She was bom Aug. 29 at Manchastar MAmorial A PRiHISTORC MAID. DRAGGaivaj DRAG ME ON OCCASION! 34 Label! S3 Greek aSE.rVI PRIMARILY SSUnbleachad 4 3 A tt^ mountain Hospital. J ler maternal grandparanta are Mr. and Mra. James HAW rrfiOT 71/' INTERESTED IN TELL ME ABOUT VOUR AROUND BY B Y TH ' 39 Notion HAIRPP, 32 Wonhlpad 36 Lack of 49 Siberian •SCoUega Gavis, 89 Oliver Rd. Her paternal grandmother it Mrs. Elisa* f o r S t h e C0UCT-_ BOY FRIEND H E R E . THE HAIR ON 34 Fraying —>• SHIP ANGLE,.. .nrCA.RiON? bravery .''intelope degreaa beUi Fiano, Bolton. She has a sister, Lori Ann, 2. PREH saTakteara TIMES? S7Hebraw r r 1 " r 1 r I 1 IS r Daniel Thomas, son of Mr^ and Mra. P. Joseph Murphy, 21 atcatie Waddell Rd. He was bom Sept. 3 at Hartford Hospital. His UKuropaan IS 11 14 maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sierputowskl, bailn Stafford. His paternal grandmother ■ is Mrs. Mary A. Murphy, Ulndian IR ll IT 148- Birch M L Rd. He has A brother, Jerald Joseph, 6; and a waiihU sister, Joyce Marie, 7. MA:S0R OUT LIKE 41 Football II" ' II u A LISLIT A G A IM » playert (ab.) Michael Robert, soh o f Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moore, 229 Co* j r 43 ------fox SI 44 Colon lonial Rd„ Bolton. He was bom Aug. 29 at Manchester Memo* 4a Commanded ST H IT rial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pogmore, Wallingford. His paternal grandmother is 4aDanea B CARNIVAL ' BY DICK TURNER 62 HawaUan food Mm. C. Callahan, Blast Hartford. He has a brother, Thomas John, 1. 84 Outpourinf* l i 86 And M forth Carol MariG, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen 8^ Wilcox, 11 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER (ab.) 3i 41 87Appaar Franklin St„ Rockville. She was bom Sept. 10 at Manchester '■WHAT'S ITS. /DON’T^ 3W S H O U LD ' YOLTRE IN THE SIXTH 8STibaUn Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and 'S- •s u p p o s e d J [ A S K K N O W IF QRADE...I M ONLY IN antalopaa Mrs. Raymond L. Everleth, New Baltimore, N. Y. Her paternal I DREW rr ■ TO BE, ■/ VME.', l.YOU DON'T? T H E f o u r t h ; 89Bom M 47 t r grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Wilcox, Petersburg. N,Y. IN SCHOOLS CARLYLE?> aosdap foam She has two sisters. Sue Ann, S, and Gayle Patricia, 1. 81 Pilwrter U U • » 4> « * Wendy Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Carter Jr., DOWN H II II 368 Oakland St. She was bom Sept. 8 at Manchester MemorlAl iCharU Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 2 Oudrun'i U H II If S. Pomphrey, 83 Oak St. and her paternal grandparents are Mr. husband and Mrs. Joseph F. Carter of Hartford. She has a sister, T am le' Michelle.

Gall Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Pelletier, 4 Sharp S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAl St., Thompsonyllle. She was bom Sept. 10 at Manchester Me* morlal Hospital. Her maternal grandparents sre Mr. and Mrs. G E H ie i Arthur J. McGowan, 49 Wells St„ and her pgtemal grandparents 6 B N \ t i are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pelletier of Quimby, Mass. She has a brother, Steven, 6 ^ ; and two sisters, Patricia, 4, and Shelia, 2V&, e IMP k; NfA. bw. • • • • • TJM, lUf. U.t, P«t Off, Nancy Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Schubert, 40 L O N G SA.M BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS Raymond Ter., South Norwalk, and formerly of Manchester. She was bom Aug. 20 In Norwalk City Hospital. Her maternal jNssmisiKwr ncm . CHOSE BaiWBM U60M ONWnaueuiTNAr ino,m'mumsMMt)maf0 ntL/tnwoi. THE CM6IS or OIK amuFKxnoni,’ UNMSAMANOAAM lANOTHATS paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Max Schubert, 215 A rtB66 IMTLVURTVPEMTElSOISA.MSVOMaanCD d m u m s M M lOrON AM! MOIOSICAL Om XENCBSr w m t e m m c B c /iwyxMwr Woodland St. She has three brothers, William, 6>.4, Larry, 5%, ca ry ta ce T w vtipuff 6nemuA-ne m>mt6VK6f- NOW F THOSE ARE A U R C flUESBONS, WWSewtU^’ . ’ TDUTDPO . and Thomas, 2 ^ . M1VP MMC TFAQC « BANS It-tKBMCMS VDIE f rU. O 0 6 E THE COIIP6R0ICB s o m m » . tMMASS r o u m — Ellen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clifford, Woehr Rd., , CUWM6N iin w . Rockville.' She was bom Sept. 11 at Manchester Memorial Hos* NEMOMtlRK pltal. HeF maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. \iinillam F. MTIC I aai-Vt. Rat. Malloy, Lewiston. Maine. Her paternal grandparents are Atty. WLIEY- and Mrs. William H. Clifford, Lewiston, Maine. She has a broth* er. William Paul, 13 months; and a sister, Elizabeth Mary, 29 months. ***** Marcia Rose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Murray, 8 Devon Dr. She was bom Sept. 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. H er maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sheridan, Bolton. Her paternal grandfather is Francis H. Murray, West Hartford. She has two brothers, Timothy, 8, and John, 6; "Oh, sura, your Harold made a big impratslon all rij^t and three sisters, Kathleen, 10, Elizabeth, 4, and Joanne, 3. J L D D S A X O N BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD •—only mayba 'dant* it a better wordl" Richard James, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland J. Duquette, 39 ... ANO DECIDE WHETHER HER MARRIAGE WILL BE Cooper St. He was bom Sept. 10 at Manchester Memorial Hos- ' .JEOPARDIZED IF WE GIVE HER Ital. H it maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ron­ AS I SfE rr, MR, HUTCHINS, « 0 l L iTHE RIGHTS TO HER FATHERS deau, Riviera Beach, Fla. His paternal grandparents are Mr. VVA5 t e l u n s the tr u t h -- a /vo INVENTION.' LITTLE SPORTS B Y R O U S O N , went 5Tuo< ¥utmtr> and Mrs. Leo Duquette, North Westport. He has a brother, Roland Joseph, 21 months. • Nella Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W, Lelgher, 30 Griffin Rd. She was bom Sept. 11 at Manchester^ Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Anne Bailey, Bethlehem, N. H. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mre.' 5-PIECE KITCHEN SET John F. Lelgher, South Coventry. She has a brother, Norman Frank, 9. R« 9 . $ 6 9 .0 0 v c riti* $ , I'M AFRAIO J't ' Lori Gall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hetiry Sladyk, 1091* Fos­ Has extension table and 4 YOU'/f£ STUCK chairs. Choice o f chrome or WITH IT A BIT m o r e Coop 'MGaa^ Raa>a*ai Cmp. ter St., Wapping. She was bom Sept. 8 at Manchester Memo­ th an I AM.' you’RE Tu.Wadd Ind. rial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. bronzetone. GOINS TO MEET Alcide Chamberlain, Hartford. Her paternal grandmother Is B. C. BY JOHNNY HART NORA TEMBLETT- Mrs. Marion Sladyk, Hartford. She has a sister, Karen Ann; 2. f » • • • ' * • BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE f CAN'T UNDCfCSTANP W H V ITS AH ONHATURAU THe m . o p g d o r s e , t h e r e ’s a l w a y s Sandra Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Gustafson, 22 EACH ROOM Y o o H A T E w a t e r s o M u c h . ATTITVOE, YbU KNOW. ^ THE OTHER EJLTRfeME. Pine Hill St. She was bom Sept. 11 at Manchester Memorial ALSO ONE OP U lia ilL lO a , and ON Y nothing POSITIVE. BUT IP IT'S TOPS IN FOOD ANO ENTERTAINMENT, ^ O N -ntE - p ------Hoi^ltal. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter GROUPING wtu,w(U! THE GIRL WHO SINGS THE BLUES WMAT \ f HEMY AGENTS ARE PlOTTiNft lUT ID SUfiStST YOU MOVE OUT, SIR. / OTHER -V Anderton, Old Lyme. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and TEVOUmiOOKIUI SOTUB JC( SllKI, AT the cocktail lo unge. SROUNOJ ANT MI5CH1EP HERE AT THE FOR MONTHS, V«YE BEEN STiERINB Mrs. Carl A. Gustafson, 31 Maple St. MAY BE MHNA5ER0T TUE ARE TVty ; CAPE, W l STRONGLV 5U5PCCT OURYSITING BRASS AND ArtlSSILE FOR SPIES,-THE * • • « • •BRAIN BOVS'AWAY FROM THE PLACE TO FIND MCrr. WHERE I'M T SUSPKT, I THAT THEIR 'OPERATIONS Donna Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boucher, W at­ PURCHASED $T»'Vi*j5, is On e CONRAD?; OFFICE" IS SlLKl'S GREEN PERSIMMON. THEM IS WHERE son Rd., Vernon, ishe was bom Sept. 7 at Rockville City Hospi­ Of the o Iiep C U ftN FTRSIMAAOM tal. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Let sctncTs, Aactil. Sr„ Rockville. Her paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Bertha Bou­ SEPARATELY cher, Rockville. She has a sister, Claudia, 11.

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PAGEtRiraiK / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER li, 1960 /^CHESTER EVENING H E 1|^ D , MANCHESTEB, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1960 P A O R T W E L V ^ lif Outpitched Us. .0uthit Us. . All the Breaks' THE Herald Angle Troimces Lorentzen for Club

EARL YOST First to Win Denver Richards Not Ready to Concede-Yet Sports Editor M'' Coveted Honor New York, Sept. 19 (/P)—< p.m.—The Orioles were four full<> The Orioles were held to 2T hltsAlater scoring on a sacrifles bunt^they do, you’ll really see something Sunday f hospital . to aay haUo to-Tranlc MU- Under Frank Filchock games behind and tied with Chi­ and sacrifice fly for the first Yan­ flying around. ler. Aa always, he was in the "They outpitched us, they out- cago for second place. i in the four games. Gene Wood- Full schedule for the Sabbath ling went two for 11, Brooks Rob­ kee run. "They did all right in this series. best'of spirits with no complaints Three Years hit us, they outfielded us and Richards had seen his four fledg­ Richards bristled when it was Everybody did. The pitchlfig look­ with attendance with my family a «Tth0.ugh Ip "tough” shape.. I New York, Sept. 19 pitchers all fall. Only Milt inson four for 12, Gus Trlandos must to start the day. . . . Major know that he would apipreciate of champions at 48, has molded the unheralded Denver^&iMf- four-for 13, Ronnie Hansen three suggested that the Baltimore kids ed much better. We didn’t get too Ry PRANK CLINE are you going to beat that?” Pappas, in the fourth game, went were finally beginning to feel the much hitting but we got all we "'golfing event of the season, part hearing from his friends, as would cos into a potent pro football aggregation with titte^ ^ ra- the distance but It was his mis­ for 14, Jackie Brandt two for 9 anyone at the local hospital. Tom If that aounda like a give-up, and Jim Gentile three for 11. They pressure of the tense pennant race. needed. one cif the two-day 15th annual Borrowing fi ptge from the i;ions in the Western Division of the fiedgling^^^^^ericym hastened to add: fortune to be pitted against Ralph Manchester Open at the Country Ramy, with a new and fancy cane Terry, who hurled a two-hit shut­ hit only twp home runs to five for "How do you know?” he de­ "That secoml baseman (Richard­ to help him while an ailing knee New York Yfinkee success eague. < "But we haven’t given up. We’ve out. Steve Barber, Chuck Eis- the Yankees.» manded. "I've been with them all son) was outstanding, even at Club was the iltat stop after mends, said, "Ted Williams is the story, tenacious Stan Hilinski Country Qub Undaunted while his charges exhibition sqagbff with the Green still got nine games left to play da and Jack Fisher all needed re­ All the .Yankees need now is to year and I don’t know that. They’ve third, where he played, too. He got Mass and t l ^ on the highway to greatest.’.’ This makes six men reclaimed the Club Champion­ were pushed around in losing all Bay Packero' completing a 6-0 and they've .got 11. Anything )vin six of their remaining nine come back before when everybody’s six hits. He did a lot of other New Haven with my son Dean In town who think highly of the SATURDAY five pre-season exhibitions, Fil­ lief help. counted them out. I won’t be sur­ things, too. He stretched a hit into ship at the Manchester Coun­ SWEEPSTAKES slate by^^aUoping wlniess Wash- can happen." "It wasn’t our pitching that games and the worst they could do and Jeff Koelsch for the exhibl Red Sox player, as I know of five try (Jlub with a crushing 11 and 10 chock concentrated on providing ingto^' 41-7, as Bart StSirr passed It sounded like the astute Balti­ is tie for the flag, oven if Baltiniore prised if they do it again.” a three bagger. He scored on a tton-'llootbaU game between the others who rate Ted No. 1. LiOw Gross—Stan Hilinski 71. the Denver club with a Semblance beat us,” said Richards, "It was In the winning clubhouse, Yan­ short fly, he caught a couple of victory Over Einar Lorentzen yes­ foR'^ree touchdowns. more manager was whistling in our hitting—the lack of It—with and Chicago win all their remain­ .New York Giants and Detroit terday in thair 36-hole final match. Class A—Jim Gordon 72-4-68, of cohesion and balance by deftly ''^In other pre-season windups. the dark; which it was when yes­ men on bases. Or maybe. I’m not ing games. kee Manager Casey Stengel re­ balls in the outfield and he made ' Lions. Rain started falling before Wednesday Ted Plodzlk 72-8-69. fused to declare the Yankees in. the doubleplay." 'In winning, Hilinski became tha- analyzing his personnel, maklrtf Norm Van Brocklin pitched Phila­ terday’s doublcheader between giving the Yankee pitchers much It wasn’t until yesterday’s sec­ noon and it was a wet and bitter Big Jerry Fay, who once played flrst player In the club’a hlatory Class B—Bob McGurkln 77-0- the proper shifts and teaching' his delphia to a 35-21 victory over de­ Baltimore and New York ended, credit. Maybe their pitching was ond game, however, that the young •Big Payoff* When someone pointed out that,^ cold afternoon. Nevertheless, more minor league-baseball with New to win the coveted title three times. 68, Bob McNamara 81-13-68. wing T offense. fending champion Baltimore; Bob- ^Itli the Yankees winning both, Just too good for us. Birds showed signs of Jitters. In ''"This was the big payoff, of Baltimore was a great comebacit than 50,000 fans poured into the Haven and Hartford in the Eastern The Well built Hilinski, who plays Class C—Joe Skinner 83-14-60, ■Now with two games gone in _by Mitchell went 10 yards tor the 7-3 and. 2-0, for a sweep of the "We had several chances and the third inning, Bobby Richardson course," he admitted, "But I don’t team, he nodded in agreement,-then Yale Bowl to watch the action, an League, phoned to report he has' like a human dynamo, captured the Paul Dutelle 86-14-72. the young AFL sc^smi, Filchock’s 'deciding TD In Cleveland’s 14-10 four game"secies. didn’t take advantage of them. lifted a short fly behind shortstop. think anything is over. We’ve got added wisely:-- interesting and exciting 16-16 been a frequent visitor to Yankee honor In 1957 and 1968 but yielded Blind Bogey Broncos have mhved into first triumph over Detroit and St. Louis Three days agoT'ttie^rioles were Any one of the four games, ex­ Hansen went out for it. Brandt to keep winning. If we don’t keep "We’re not so bad^^etfraelves in deadlock. My neighbors in the Stadium this season and would it last summer to Lee Terry. Ed Dik 103. place In the^West with an un- beat San Francisco, 24-17. in a virtual first plade- tie with cept one (the first game of Sun­ came in and Breeding dashed over winning, how can we win? coming back. They 1>eat us three press box were Jack Mara, own­ be at the House that Ruth Built Tnurlng point in the match came SUNDAY blemlahed .^rword after a 27-21 Denver trailed Buffalo 13-6 at the Yankees. Last night^tlhe day’s doubleheader) could have from second. The trio collided and "I got to watch out that my straight' in Baltithore a couple of er of the Giants, and Alex Web­ on the weekend when the Yanks during the morning which found BEST 5ITEEXN oome-frofn-behind triumph over halftime before quarterback Frank \W final out was made at exactly S' gpne either way.” Richardson wound up at second. guys don’t go dead on me now. If weeks ago, didn’t they?” ster, hard running halfback, side­ meet the Orioles. A first base- Hilinski carding a one-under-par Low Gross—Stan Hilinski 69. tj»e Riufalo Bills Sunday. Tripucka passed the Broncos Into lined with a knee injury. I noted man, Jerry hit a long ball—^when 69 round. Two-over-par at the turn Class A—Stan Hilinski 69-1-58, Interoeptlon Pays'Off the lead with touchdown tosses of a number of local residents on he connected, but like many power and two-up In his match with Bill Allen 64-4-60. Johnny Pyeatt’s 33-yard run eight and three yards to^ J. W. . hand including Fred Peck, Jerry hitters, often struck out Fay Class B—Bob McGurkln 83-5- Brodnax and Dave Rolle. A 66- \i i Lorentzen, who was plsying in his with an intercepted pass for a yard heave from Tom O’Ckmnell to r. Fay and several wearing rain­ and George Weiss, Yankee general first championship match, Hilinski 58. Vin Bogglnl 68-6-63. Major League with SMFD on the back, manager, have been close friends Class C—Charlie Whalen 73-8- fourth quarter touchdown won it Elbert Dubenion put the bills back put together three birdies In a row for Denver and Filchock, who in front before Pyeatt pilfered an members of a group of 25 from for 30 years . . Plenty of work at on the 11th, 12th and 13th holes 65, Mitt Nelson 74-8-66, ^tfe Skin­ = ^ L e a d e r s = Hose Co. No. 3. . . . Traffic con­ the office and there wasn’t even ner 73-7-66, Vito AgostrnelU 74-8- brewed his coaching formula in errant O’Conneil pass tof the liJ.! time for a stroll down the main to erect an Insurmountable advan^ the Canadian League* where his clincher. gestion after the game was the tage. 66. teams finished In the playoffs Veteran Star* NATIONAL LEAGUE worst in the many years that 1 artery of business . .. 'Volleyball Three Straight Bird Bllnd^Bbgey WINNING SMILK—Yogi Berra, left,* Jim Coates, center, and Tony Kubek break into match at night took up the early Mitt Nelsom'Ray Warren, Joe eight of nine years. Veteran quarterback George Batting—Lsrker, Loa Angeles, have made the Jopmey to Yale The three-time champion can A native of Grindstone Gulch, Blanda personally escoHed the Oil­ big sniile.s in (Irc.ssing room of Yankees, who beat the Orioles 7-3 and-2-0 in New .326; Groat, Pittsburgh, .326; and it was more than two hours after dark hours, my neighbors Skinner, Vjto Agostlnelll, 86. from East Hartford meeting Wat­ ned an eight-footer for birdie three Pa., Filchock played pro ball for ers Into first place in the East, York yesterday for a sweep of their four-game series. Coates, who caught the last Maya, San Francisco, .312; Cl»- before I arrived home in time to on the 304-yard 11th hole. Drop­ the Waahington Redskins and Setting up three touchdowns with mente, Pittsburgh, .817; Adcock, eat a sandwich and head for the kins team. A great match, six >^llington Ridge ball of the first game, holds it in his . (AP Photofax) games with the losing side In each ping his tee shot seven feet from New York Giants, and now has his passes and scoring them oti NATIONAL LE.4GUE Milwaukee, .308. Cou-«try (jlub. Final details on the the hole on the three,. 144-yard (Herald Photo by Saternls) one-yard plunges while adding a Open were checked from . the getting at least 10 points . . Read­ SUNDAY placed hla future with the AFL Sunday’s Results Runs — Maya, San Frandaco, ing my favorite magazlrtes, Sport 12th hole, Hilinski sank the putt Champ Hilinski) VanquiBhed Lorentzen which drew Increased attendance field goal and five conversion* for Pittsburgh 6-1, Cincinnati 8-0. Halts 106; Mathews, Milwaukee, 103; scorecards, with Charlie Davis, SELECTED NINE, 26 points. He was ably supported and then over to the Holiday and Sports Illustrated, helped for another bird. On the 347-yard, '/« HANDICAP in its second week of operation. Yanks Rose to Occasion St. Louis 4, San Francisco 8. nnson,-Cincinnati and Bruton, Mil­ pass the time aiyay while 1 heard par four 13th hole, the recrowned Over 15,000 turned but to see by a running attack led by Billy Milwaukee 7, Philadelphia 1. waukee, 102; Aaron, Milwaukee, Lanes to learn the results of spe­ king drove his approach shot to Fred Meurant 35-2-33. Cannon that overcame four T D By EARL YOST ^The Orioles, picked by many to&for Baltlmora the lights went out action, via Kloker* the Broncos and Bills and 20.156 strikes by Ix)s Angeles’ Jack Kemp. Chicago 6, Los Aijgeles 2. 96i cial matches held earlier lij the radio before calling It a day. within two feet of the cup and Opening Day Grid Shockers were on hand as Houston’s Oilers W. I>. Pet. O.B flniah in the second division, are long before the crowd started head­ day which marked the opening of Jerry Allen 88-15-73 Jack Boston defensive specialist Chuck New York—Unable to find ing for the exlta. It would have been Run* Batted In—Aaron, Milwau­ calmly poked it home for his third riddled the vaunted Los Angeles Pittslsirgh .. ..88 66 .616 — definite^ the telun of the future kee, 114; Mathews, Milwaukee^ the new duck pin house. . . One Thursday consecutive birdie. Rusher Jr. 85-12-78, Leon Browne Shonta scooped up a loose bsdl th a t' the winning formula at Yan­ in the junior loop. Richards used a miner miracle, a great thing for of the'bowlers was Bruno (Buck) 89-18-71. Chargers, 38-28, Another 19,200 eluded a New York punter and St. Louis ... ..81 60 .674 6 113; Banks,. Chicago, 112; Maya, Numerous requests for ticket in­ That broke the match open early saw the Boston Patriots edge the Milwaukee .. ,. 8’2 62 .669 61/, kee Stadium this season, Bal­ his beat four pitchers — Chuck baseball, if Baltimore could have San Francisco, 97; Cepeda, Skn Byoholski, one of the town’s best formation and help in securing ae Lorentzen never recovered from Syracuse Tackles B.U. scampered 25 yards for the winning timore’s amazing Orioles will Estrada, Milt Pappaa, Jack Fisher won all the marblea. It just wasn’t all around athletes of not too Part two of the 15th annual New York Titan* 28-24 on the score as time ran out. Al Dorow Magic Number ‘7’Is>s Angeles ..77 66 J138 11 Francisco, 93. tickets for the weekend baseball sc­ this trio of birdies although he final play of a Saturday night San Francisco ..71 73 .493 J7New York Yankees all formance. ' . ' ber when the Oriples attracted as to participate'as many sports front office and he said everything that point after Hilinski won the New York, Sept. 19 (/FH^l^ational champion Syracuse rolls kees are in a po.sition for spite two-hit pitching by Cleve­ St. fsjiils (Miller .3-1), (N) Outstanding player on the many as 60,000 to a game in New Doubles—Pinson, Cincinnati, 87; as he would like 'to. keep in top Into the number of entries. but sealed the coffin for the Baby Cepeda, San Francisco, 34; RohIn­ was gone, except bleacher seats for long, 500 plus yard third and its heavy artillery intoJSnng position Saturday when it opens Alex Sott’s 67 lyill be the score "magic number” talks about land's Bobby Ix)cke and Don New- San Francisco (O’Dell 7-12 and Birds at Yankee Stadium, winning muddy field Sunday was the llttl- York. condition. . . . Ernie Poy, Ding all three dates, Fridajj night, Sat­ fourth holes with par fives. combo, Ksnsas City edged the Fisher 0-0)'at Chicago (Hobble 14- est 'Yankee of them all, Bobby The pressure and tension was son, dneinnati, 31; Banks, Chica­ its 1960 football opfiriltionB against battered and bruised Bos- the boys are shbotiing at today. Hyde, LeSure Finalists pennant clinching inst(>ad of Batting, Don Hoak, 7Mmte«— a doubleheader under damp and go and Skinner, Pittsburgh, 30. Farr and Paul Vesco were all urday afternoon, and Sunday. Fear Flawless Game Sott, an amateur, carded hia fine a nail-hiting percentage lead. Tribe in the first game 3-2. Cleve­ Drove In two decisive runs In 6-3 18 and Morehcad 2-7) murky w'eather conditions while Richardson. The short, stocky In- just too great for the Baby Birds. Yale and stopped at the lanes to 'We’ll average more than 60,000 The nesr-flawless playing Hilln- ton University. / land won the second 9-2 behind Only Games Scheduled. sweeping the four game series. The flelder, who excelled both at second Their ■wings have been clipped, and Triples—Bruton, Milwaukee and dry out; it having rained most of for the three games. Almady we akl, who several times during the Steve Slnko’i Terriers Wt off The Sooners open this week round a week ago. The Ysnk.» rose to the orcn.slon to first game victory over Cincin­ Mays, San Francisco, 12; White, more than U i^ could chew when put down the Baltimore challenge Barry Lalman. nati and scored the only run of Tuesday’s Games scores v^'ere 7-3 and 2-0. and third base, with soma unba- good, but wait until next year. the afternoon In New Haven. . have sold 170,000 tickets for the match hit drives well over 275 against Northwestern. Nebraska over the weekend, aweeping all Plttshurgh at Philadelphia (2 ), lievable playa, also ran the bases Meanwhile, the Yanks’ front of­ St. Louis, 10; Pinson, ClnclnnaH, There was a big play at the *1 three dates,” ' the little man said. yards, took a two-up lead on the they scheduled Penn State and will be ait home to Minnesota and In Singles Net Tourney second game after hitting a doi/- Paul Richards, canny manager Aaron, Milwaukee, VIrdon, Pitts­ Syracusexfor their first two oppon­ four games to break the American YANKS 7-2. ORIOLES 8-0-A ble. 6:06 p.m. of the Birds, hasn't given up the well and was a major thorn in the fice is getting ready for t)ie ru)!h leys, which brought smiles to the Farrell is well known |n' this area front side in tha morning on the Kansas will try to make It two in Los Angeles at St. Xnuls, (N) aide of the Baltimore camp. It was from fans ready to get ducats for burgh and Kirkland, San Fran- as an after dinner spaaikar, having 846-yard seventh hole and his first ents of the season. The Nittany Flyweight Champ League rare wide open. crowd of .63,876 waited .63 min­ Pitching, Ralph Terry, Yanks— ship as yet, but when the Yankees clsro, 9. faces of owners Hip Correnti, Lee Lions'; usually a power in the East, a row at the expense of Kansas Runner-up a year ago to Marvin Smith, Phil Hyde took Friday afternoon they led the utes for the rain to Jet up at Cincinnati at Milwaukee, (N) clinch their 26th American Richardson’s two-run single which IVorld Series games three, four and aitd Tony Urbanettl and Orlando graced the speaker’s table last fall birdie of the day on the 133-yard State. Held Orioles to two hita In 2-0 San Francisco at CXiicago. decided Saturday’s meeting be­ five—Saturday, Oct. 8, Sunday, Home Runs—Banka, Chicago, at the Masonic Sports' Night ivith eighth where he holed out an eight ^hUt.out BU In the opener for both In Title Defense three long atrides toward capturing the town tennis cham­ Orlolea by one percentage point. Yankee Stadium and then sat second game, pitching perfect League pennant this weekend the Annum. . . . Home was in dark Schools last Saturday, 20-0. Eya-opmier Today they sport a four-game lead tween the two contenders. Throw Oct. 9 and Monday, Oct. 10 — at 41; Mathews and Aaron, Milwau­ nsss when I arrived and I was too ■Whltey Ford. . Tom Conran, out of footer. pionship in matches played over the weekend. Hyde, of throuigh a drizzle most of the af­ game iinMI he walked Brooks Rob­ AMERICAN LEAGUE former Hartford Eastern League kee, 37; Boyer, SL Louis, .30; Rob­ the hospital and on the road to Both playeri bogied the ninth The Orange should do even bet­ Alabama provided another eye At Los Angeles m-er both Baltimore and Chicago. ternoon. They saw the Yanks inson with two out In the seventh. catcher can look ba'ck at the dkrk out His .248 average. He’s money Yankee Stadium. tired to get out my trusty type­ opener by whipping Georgia, 21-6 the high school tennis team in the spring, never lost a set as The Yank.i have II games to Sunday's Results In the bank for Casey Stengel. The pennant race was decided inson, Cincinnati and Maya, San writer. recovery, stopped to say hello, and and each parred the lOth/before ter. They were voted No. 1 in the acfire a thlrd-lnnlng knockout of A leadnff single by Ron Hansen weekend in New York. last weekend. Frandaco, 28.' to inquire about the ticket situS' Hilinski went on.his ’’birdie’ spree county In the pre-season Associ­ in the national television game of the tournament worked Ita wayc^ ■plsy. Baltimore and Chicago each .lack P'iaher w’ho shut them out In In the eighth and a two-out single New York 7-2, Baltimore 8-0, Only one percentage point The lights were on all day but the week. The Crimson TMde, ' Neiv. York, Bspt. 19 (dV-Pbne down to the finals In matches All but two matche* were set­ hWe nine. Any combination of Stolen Baaea—^Mllla, I.na An- Monday tion in New York. . Viewed the on the next three holasT Hie new ated Press poll, and against BU Klngpetch, the 24-year old Thailand tled in straight sets. In one of th# their last meeting. They thrilled hy Jackie Brandt in the ninth Chicago 8r6, Detroit 4-7. ahead going into the series In the sports activity at Mancheater High champ increased his margin to they should do no more than flex fourth In the Southeastern Con­ played at the high school courts. se\^li Yank victories or Oriole and with Terry’s perfect game bid in were the only Baltimore hits In Kansas City 3-2, Cleveland 2-9. hottest A.L. race in years. New gelea, 47; Ptnaon, Cincinnati, 29; "Yankees will win,” School PO' their mighty muscles In preparation ference last year, was known to boxer who won the world flyweight Hyde, In gaining one o< the two extended set* Potter whipped Jim Whitex..Box defeat.s would nail it Taylor, Philadelphia, 24; Mayt,^ in the afternoon, basketball men­ eight-up before lunch as he won championship In April, will give LeSure Jr. 3-6, 8-6, 8-6 before the seeond game In which both second game after Yanks won Boston 8, W’ashington 1. York came out of the most crucial llcemsn Bill Griffen said when he tor Elgin Zatursky getting his legs the 13th and lAth holes with par. fbr more Important business In the have a good defensive screen. berth* In the,.Recreation Depart­ down. NAny eomblnalion of .six W. Pet. O.B. San Frandaco, 23; Bruton, Milwau­ stopped at the desk. IVhen I ex-champ Pascual Perez another bowing to Hyde and In the other Yank riin.s were driven In by opener 7-3. set of the season with a four kee, 21. in shape, along with his squad, Bpb fours and a)so took the 18th when future. But 'Bama wasn’t supposed to ment •ponaored tournament, ac­ Wo\ikl clttu-h a tie. sacrifice flys. New Y'ork , .86 67 .601 — game bulge and a five game mar­ agreed, he said, "Are you saying Sines and Paul Phinney working About half the teams in the coun be able to (1) move the ball and chance Thursday night at Loa An­ tually lost only three games in the Frank Leary beat Jerry CorikUn, There sfijl is danger ahead for Fighting Bucs ‘In’, he dropped a six-foot putt for a geles’ Olympic Auditorium. A threertnan collision on a fly Baltimore .8.3 62 .672 A gin in the all important loss col­ Pitching — BrogUo, St. Louia, that Just to make me feel good 7” A with the cross country team. Tony par thTM. Hilinski had a three try opened .last week, while the (2) contain the Bulldog aerial at trio of matche* that he won. The 6-3, 3-6, 6-4. Manager (\»ey .Stengel who.se hall t)v Bobby Richardson that fell ' Chicago . . .83 62 .672 4 umn. 20^7, .741; McDaniel, St. Louis, retired prison guard, Bill handles Allbrio, Walker Briggs, Ted Mar­ others, -including ..the ?vy League tack, Georgia stormed through The decision In favor of Klng­ local achool teacher whipped Mike The aummary: Yanks have \found Wa.shington .Sunday’s Homprs undqr^Sl on the back nine in the petch April 16 at Bankok was in for a doiible set up the first Washington .72 72 .600 141/, One For Eleven 11-4, .738; Law. Pittsburgh, 20-8, school tralBc at the CenteV. He Is tin and Jim Brezinski handling the ing and finished with a one- and Big Ten, swing .into action this the tough SEC undefeated last Coy, one of hla pupils on the In­ First Round their most trouo!iMome rival. Five .600 14'/, .714; Spahn, Milwaukee, 20-9, .990; split and hotly disputed. Perez, 34, Hyde defeated Coy 6-0, 6-1; score. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland . .72 72 Eleven timea the Orioles faced an imposing sight, with a big footballers and Dick Danielson the nder 60 having been two over go week. year. Alabama takes on Tulane dian net iquad this past year, 6-0, of their la.sl 11 game.s are with Detroit ... .66 79 .466 21 Law Joins 20 Club Piirkey,' (lliiclnnati, 17-9, .654. frame and an ever present smile.. soccer team. Grid scrlmmaj Ing out. During the morning see The rubble th a t. remained of this week while Georgia tackles had held the crown since 1954 when 6-1 In hla opening match, then Potter edged Le«ure Jr. 3-6, .6-6, the Senators, the' other six with Kiihek, 3'ankers (18). the Yankees in the House that —Drysdalo, Ina An- he whipped Yoshlo Shlral In Tokyo. 8-6; Leary trimmed Garvey Fox WIIITK SOX 8-6, TIOERS 4-7 Tashy, Red Sox (7)., Boston .63 81 .4.38 28'/, Ruth built and 10 times they oil ' Hurricane Donna, headed for Con­ against American School for Sion, Hilinski hit 15 of the 18 some of the big boys Was ^tUl being Vanderbilt. drummed out Todd Potter 6-3, always tmigh Boston. Kansas City *■.,.62 92 .361 34'/, gdes, 228; Koiifax, Lim Angdes, necticut, forced postponement of Deaf highlighted the day, Wt lo­ picked up after some bf the opening The tall, thin Thailander's left 6-0, 6-2; Jerry Conklin by default After beating Baltimore, 7-3. Dc.spite homers by Rocky Colavitn Williams, A's (II). the dust. Overall, the Yanks won greens. ' Other Important Saturday eye was swollen shut and blood 6-0 and sidelined Fran Leary, 6-0, and Charlie Maxwell, the White Today’s Games New York, Sept. 19 (A*)—Roll out the barrel you Pirate 187; Sam Joinea, San Frandsco the Manchester Open thl^ day with cals looking both good a n ^ a d , at When play resumed In th§ after­ day shockers. If the same sort of scores Included Navy 22, Boston 6-1 to gain a berth In the finals over Harvy Tlnkham; O’Bright with a aiashlng 12-hil attack in Rond, Indians (6). the season series, 13-9, despite the and Brogltn, St. Louia, 176; WU- thing continues this week, there ^ Is dripped from a cut over the eye In trounced Malcolm Barlow 6-1, 6-0: Sox took charge of the first game Wilson, Indians (2). No games Scheduled. loss of a "big”—at the tim e- fans. The fighting Bucs are practically in. Only another base­ Pro Alex Hackney of the Country times. . . Among the.-^nlookers, noon, It \»as only-a matter of where College 7; Army 37, Buffalo 0; for the second year In a row. yesterday'a opener, the.' Yanks Tuesday’s Games llama, L09 Angeles, 169. Club wisely making the decision. Bemie Sheridan, BillJcagleson and the match would end. Hilinski went going to be a lot of hasty reevalua- the first fight. Perez was slashed Opposing Hyde In the finals, Mike Leutenbach whipped WllUSm came up with a gill edged pitih- at iF'lroit. They led In the long Colavlfo, Tigers (.31). three game set in Baltimore the ball miracle can rob Pittsburgh of its first National League tlons. Missouri 20, Southern Methodist around both eyes. second game, too, but lost it in .Maxwell, Tigers (24). IVashlngton at New York. 8 p.m The course would have been more Mary Simmons, patents of candl 10-iip as he won the second and 0: Arkansas 9, Oklahoma State 0; which are scheduled Saturday Pickering 6-3, 6-3; Robert-Beach Ing Job by Ralph Terry in ilte 2-0 Boston at Baltimore, 8:06 p.m, previous weekend. pennant since 1927. * AMERICAN LEAGUE suitable for ducks aniLamphibious dates.. Working the tilt, getting in fourth, holes with par fours, and Texas, Southern California and The referee voted for Perez shaded. Bill Newman ,6-3, 6-4; Lo- seeond game. the seventh Inning. The winning KhiszewskI, W'hite Sox (4), Rain pelted (he Bronx all morn­ Georgia Tech 23, Kentucky 13; 145-143, one judge voted for Pone morning at 9 on the lower courts Detroit at Cleveland, 8 p.m. 'With 11 games to go, Danny Ratting—Runnels, Boston. ..321; vehicles.. .Scheduled ■'Wilt to Trln- shape for the college season ahead. fives, just by way of proving that Pitt, ranked Nos. 4, 6 and 7, re­ at the high achool, will be Jim aure Sr. bye. Terry h»d a perfect game go- run .scored frorn third while the ing and well into the afternoon Murtaugh’g Pirates lead by six full Chicago hit three homers in a were BUY. Sacherek and Chick spectively, In the pre-season poll, Louisiana State 9, Texas AftM 0; 148-137 and Judge Nat Fleischer, Sox were running down F.ddle NATIONAL LEAGUE Only Games Scheduled. five-run sixth inning and hung a Smith, Chicago, .315; Kuenn, ' Ity College at noon was postponed he is really human after, all, Stan Washington State 15, Stanford 14. LeSure Sr. The latter had to_win Quaiter-FInala hiK until he walked Br

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BliWCHESTER, CONN^ MOIfDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1960 PAGEEWVttti MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, >IANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1960 PAGB POUBTfiJ]^. Uoufifihold OoMlfi 51 Rootna Without Bounl 59 Houses for Sale 72 Housss for Suie' 72 Roosw tor Sale! 72 Wanted—Real Estate 77 New Blow to Lumumba DlRmonOa—Watebs less Services Offered 13 THERE QU6HTA BE A LAW B Y F A 6 A L Y Sh o r t e n V ArtlelM For Sala 46 MlfiCBLliANEOUS household fur­ FURNISHED ROOM fb^ ^.gsnUe- FOUR BEDROOM Ootonla), 7 GREEN MANOR—Walt—this one HENRY STREET—7 room Cape, ARE YOU CONSIDERING Jaweby 4 » niture including den set. Call MI man. AU coitveiiiences. Packing. rooms, S down, 4 up, a tine home, has % basement. Real naat, good large living room with fireplace, SELLING YOUR BOMB MADB ravloU, fresh or 8-0497 or 14 Hawthorn# Bt. 6 0 9-8102. : ' lot, good central location, and the modem kitchen, dishwasher, bk>e. NOW. BEFORB the rush starts, la centrally located, only $13,900. PROPERIY? froaen; SOe doe. 346 k n r y Stroot, LEONARD W. TOST. Jawaler-r0< Culton W. Hutchins, 6 0 94182.. low price will Interest you. T. J. ment finished, 2-car garage, the Ume to have that gun put in W^iping, Ml 44604. shape for the coming season. VTMeMONEOFMltflOSllMfMJlO.WRMIR pain, Adluata axpartly. WEST SIDE ROOM In private Crockett, Realtor, 60 8-1677. Bowers School, $18,600. Philbrick youi Reaaooabte prices. Open Tuesday gREJCZER, GOOD condition. 90 W(i will eatunate value of Bring It and yvur ikower, aheara, SlUO QOULPUt OOR M tfR home, parking.' GenUaman. 14 BOLTDN VICm iTY 8 to 67 acres Agency, 6 0 9-8464. property without obligation. W# POWBR LAWN MOWERS->lecob- thru Saturday, T h u r ^ y eva- Wells fit. Any Ume. Beech St. 6 0 3-8188. beautiful high land, 7 room house, knlvea, locks, kiwa, etc. to Bralth- oen,'Boons, Toro and Atlona. 8eU- .BOLTON also buy property for cu h walte, 62 Pearl St. nlngo, 129 Spruce S t 6 0 9-4887. 2 baths, axceUent condition, barn. ; MANCHESTER nropeUed,;iiueb or riding. 18 to .80 HOTPOINT DISHWASHER, good Carlton W. Hutchlna, 60 .9-6132. Beautiful 8 room exacutlva Member Mlultlple Listing. advertising mches. Ask for demonstration and condition, $39. Can'■ be swapp pped for Apartments—Flatfr— $10,600-^8 room older colonial, large ^gree to Withdraw XTHAOf SAW work — Treea cut. contOmporary ranch designed and lot. STANLEY BRAY, Realtor Roasonabie rates. Call PI b>78n be aatlsfled. Trade tn your old mw Fuel and Psed 49-A diyer. 6 0 3-2521 after'7 p.m. Tenements 63 189 OLENWOOD St—6 room co-. buUt by U ft R Conatruction - Co. chine. Parts and service. We lonlal, breezeway and garage, $13,600rr9 jroom cape, coftvenlenUy BRAE-BURN^ALTY between 1;8(M:80 any ..time AAA 1 Albert Super Bargains! loss than one year ago, that fea* located. (Conttnaed from Paco Om ) CLASSIFIED ADVBRTISMENT DEPT. HOOM Saturday or Sunday. sharpen and repair moat all band DRY OAK WOOD cut fireplace and THREE ROOM apartmenta, Includ­ basement finished off, well land­ tures a sunken living room with stove Imigths, $10 per load de­ I’LL BBTT YOU 100^'TO 1 $14,900—4 knd 8, two-family, large ' 8:15 AM. to 4 :30 PM. and power lawn mowers Ml ing heat, hot water, gaa tor cook­ scaped tot with mature trees. exposed beam ceiling marble fire­ open O ff Afrain TYPEWRITERS and office ma­ S-796S. Capitol Equipment Cjo., 38 livered. PI 2-7886, YOU CAN’T BEAT THESE ing, electric refrigerator and gaa Shown by appointment only. Phil- lot. of Soviet aM---4?zechoBlovak dip* TREMENDOUS VALUES place, formal dining room that $15,000—6 and $, two-fanlUy, 4H% SELUNO'^OUR home??? For lomats expelled by^Mebutu. chines—repalra, aalee, service and Main 8t. - Btove. Call 60 9-7737 from 6-7 p.m. brick Agency, 60 9-8464, opens to a large stindeck. The den Rain once again caused post­ a n y w h e r e — ANY PLACE mortgage. courteous and industrious realty The Soviet-backed Lumumba COPY CLOSING TIME FOR rentals. Ml 9-8477. Is paneled with a stone fireplace of ponement of the second day of HftlwpAy Tkra rBIDAY lOrtO AM.—OATUBDAT t AM. tX)AM—SAND-Stooe - Oraval - Garden—Farm—^Dairy Samuel Albert 66 ELWOOO ROAD—Colonial, large $16,800—$2,000 under oikner’s cost aeimee, N^ll Ed Quatrale, Real declared it was “ not right" to oust CDSMA APPLIANCE SERVICE. Fill and Ameaite. For m »»P t de­ its own. A large paneled family Olcott Street. Imitia^ul^ Estate 6 0 0-8164, Ext. 85 or TR pity in the 15th annual Man­ the Communist diplomats and de* Prodnets SO FREE! FREE! FREE! FOUR ROOM cold water flat, $40, Uving room, fireplace, formal din­ room with built-in bar. A kitchen chester Open .Golf Tournament Repairs all make refrigerators, livery call 6a 3-860S. Walter P. adults. 60 8-468s; ing room cabinet kitchen with over-sized 4 finished alxjjxkro ( 5-6360.' dared "1 will take steps soon to PLEASE READ YOUP AD $100 DIAMOND RING that has all. electric conveniences, today at the Country Club. freezers, washing machines, y- 6Iiller, Trucking. With purchase of any 3 room out­ dishwasher, 3 bedrooms, IMi baths, ^Cape. Plastered wallgr'neluka put this right:” ere, ranges, oil and gaa burners CONCORD GRAPES. Philip Farr, FOUR ROOM apartment, centrally S large bedrooms, 2H baths, 2-car rec-room, heated.''Aluminum ri'-, YOU «IISB 'personalperse service. Pro Alex Hackney reported He said the U.N. hss blocked EXCELLENT top soil, $13 per 6 fit during our great half-price sale! landscaped lot $0x200. Marlon E. garage and, many more ’ custom call Joeeph A. Barth, broker, 60, — _ MWaat AM” • !« takes over Ike pbone aa a eoa- MI 9-0883. All work guaranteed 127 Charter Oak St. 6 0 O-OOiS. located, heat and hot water. Robertson, Broker, 60 8-5953.. aiding and ..-'Combinations. at 1:15 this afternoon that the his attempt to fly into the capital ■i^neraT^Tht aOeartleer cfeould read hla ad the FIRST O A t IT yard load, delivered in Manches­ You get a $100 diamond matched features that are just too beautiful 9-0320. engagement and wedding ring. Adults. 60 3-7690 after 9, 6 0 3-8470 4)4.% m^tgage. Well land- course was unplayable due to troops from Stanleyville, his homo T S ^ S r S u RBEOBS In tune for M A M RUBBISH REMOVAL Serv ter area. Call TR 6-5062 after 6 PEPPERS, eggplants — pick In to describe In words. Why not call 8 COMPLETE BOLTON—First Lake. 6 room Bcaped/'shade trees. Among ARE YOU considering selling your the weather. One foursome, with town and stronghold 775 mllao tereepoMible lor only ONB Incorreet or omitted ice—residential, commercial, in­ p.m. your containers, 50c half bushel. TWO-ROOM furnished apartment, waterfront cottage, partial cellar, us for an appointment tn show you comilarable houses. Bobby Kay. finished but condi­ ROOMS OF BRAND NEW through.' Pjiced at $38,900. home? If you are, we wilr. pur­ northeast of Leopoldville. S ^ n S ? ^ ^ w S a o m « t anTtoen only to the ertent of • dustrial. Attics, cellars, yardc. in 336 Hillstown Rd. heated, bedroom set, kitchen set, easUy winterized, artesian well, $19,80O-^versized 5 room ranch, tions,, were too soggy to con­ The Soviet Union accused "fOf» clnerator-cardboard drums. Lawn FURNITURE AND chase your equity. For expediency .make aood” Ineertloa. Brrora wtUeb do not leeoon t ^ range,, refrigerator, fret elec­ property in exceUent condition. ^ g o o d location. tinue. cign monopolies." supported by the ;S ^ S f5 ?S a «2 rtirin ^ a o t bo oorreeted by •make *ood” IneerUon. mowing. Light trucking. M3 9-9767 LOAM AND flU. Woodrow CUfford, BALDWIN APPLES. Have been ••WES’nNGHOUSE ” tricity; gas. Low rent. Apply please call u*. ■ 6 0 .8-5129. J. /D , MI 8-6712. APPLIANCES Shown by appointment Marion E. U & B REALTY CO. Realty Co., 470 Main St., Man­ Scores posted today will'jiot United States, of setttog up a aprayed. Pick your own. $1.60 Apartment 4, 10 Depot Square. Robartaon,'Broker, 60 8-6958. FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv bushel. Bring your own container. $10 DOWN DELIVERS BOLTON chester. 'count. A new date will be set. "puppet regime" in The Congo and ice on all types of electrical wir­ FREE! FREE!! FREEl!! MI 4-3193 $14,000—4 finished 6 room cape lyast Monda.y. hurricane Don­ declared the withdrawal of. RuS» foot ooopebatiow w n x q * i 3 . 2 7 1 1 6 0 9-4171. THREE ROOM furnished, apart­ BOWERS SCHOOL — 4 bedroom ing. Licensed and- insured.' Wilson 40 FT WOODEN extension ladder 6 GALLONS GASOLINE ment, also parking. space, avail­ home in A-1 condition, 2 full baths, basement garage, view. na arrived and forced postpone­ •sian diplomats was only tempor­ BB AFPBBCIATED W I U I ek for sale $35. MI 8-0494. Jl. D. Murdock, Ml 8-6472 Electrical Co;. Manchester. MI CONCORD GRAPES. Pick your ' EVEN IF NO PURCHASE able Immediately for one br two basement beautifuUy finished In $16,700—6 room randi, basement ment o flb e Open, play being for ary. own. Bring your baekets; $1 a garage, view. profesaiohals and low handicap 9-4817.. Glastonbury, ME 8-7376, -1960 G.E. STAINLESS steel built- IS MADE — NO working men to share the apart' Redwood, rear porch, patio with BOLTON LAKE—4 room ranch, oil The Moscow Radio announce­ basket. 270 Hackmatack St. OBLIGATION! ment, or a young married work­ ouuflde fireplace. Priced for quick $16,900—4 finished, oversized 6 Ribicoff Cites amateurs. ^ ment to tbc Russian people blamed Automobiles for Sale 4 MAN WITH pick-up truck desires ins, new. Separate movalile con­ heat, wooded lot, lakefront priid-, room cape, 2 atone fire Lost and Found The "Supreme" ing couple. (5all from 6-8 p.m. 6 0 sale, $16,600. Philbrick Agency, 6 0 leges. I’rice only 19,200. Assume "dirty provocations bji colonizers" light trucking, rubbish removal, trols for range, porcelain oven, GREEN MOUNTAIN p

■■ A .' MONDAY, SEPTEMBftR 19, 1980 FAOB jBIXTlSEN ATcrafa Dally Net Press Rim ‘Tha Weailmr Fereeaet ef C. 8. Weather BsPMM iimirtlrTatTr €oTttiti9 IfTraUt r » r the Week Ended Sept. 17, I960 onaanai elearing, eeet The Emma Nettleton. Group of James A. Uk^adden, of Prince­ The Women’s Home League of fo g ' late teoisht. Low. 86-88. ton, NJ., vice pheMdent o f the Na­ the Salvation Army will meet to­ Some from Town Zoners Will Hear A'ILANXIO Center Congregational Church will New Voters 13,200 Wedaeeday moMly ftiir, aO iM . About Town meet tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. In tt e tional AssoctationAif Accountants, morrow at 2 p.ih. .in the Junior FURNACE OtL- ) Robbins room at the church for a will be a special guesrat a meeting hall. Mra. Fannie kiebish will be Going to Confab Coda Case Today MembeF * t the Audit High 68-70. Antomatle Ddivery Bureau ef OhTniatlos •uiM Lioi«tU Carlaon. daughter potluck. Mrs. Mildred Harrison of the Hartford Chapt^^NAA, at In charge of the "educational day", Bring Total Manche$ter— 4 City of Village Charm will show slides of her European Indian Hill Country Club In New­ program. Refreehmenta 'Win be Some Mancheeter , government Mason - contractor Alfred Coda L T. WOOD CO. o f Mr. and Mra. Inland V. Carlson. served by Mra. Major Walter 199 S. Main S t. .returned to trip. ington tomorrow at 6 p.m. Speak­ administrators will probably be will go before the' Zoning Board PhoBS MX t-llS9 Lamie, Mra. Major Jerry Sweet, of Appeals tonight to ask permis- Ithaca, N.T., Thuriday to begin er at the technical aeseion.wlli be among those attending a day-long Over 21,700 MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1960 (Ctaeeifled AdvertUIng on Page U ) PRICE FIVB CENTS and Mra. Elizabeth Wilaon. aion to keep the -car garage the (FOURTEEN PAGES) her senior year at Cornell Uni­ Manchester Lodge of Masons will Felix Kaufman, C. P. A., an au­ conference on councll-Atahager 3 sVOL. LXXIX, NO. 299 hold a meeting tomorrow evening. thority in the data processing govemmeijt Sept. 2S at the Uni­ ZBA says he built In 'violation of versity. She Is a mathematics ma­ Manchester Chapter of Hadaaaah Manchester election offldala a ZBA ruling July 19 and with­ jor In the College of Arts and odge will open at 7:30 and the field. versity of Connecticut. registered 378 new voters Satur­ Master Mason degree will be con­ will have a buffet supper tomor­ One of the hi^'bllghts of the out a building pennit. Sciences. She will serve at the In­ row at 7:15 p.m. at Temple Beth day, bringing the electorate up tb Coda erected the storage garage formation desk during freshman ferred. There will be a soclaj, hour Buckley School PTA will hold a , Southern New Elngland Regional more than 21,700 voters. and refreshments. ‘ Sholom, followed by entertainment at 1655 N. Main St. He was ar­ AUTO State News orientation this week. family night tomorrow at the I Town and City Conference will be Ninety-five of the hew voters rested and charged with putting school. Food w'lll be served in the by the Drama Trio of University of an addrese by Leo Kramer, as­ OLLIE’S BODY Reservations should be made by Hartford. did not indicate a party affiliation,, up a builaing Illegally and build­ Mobutu Names Cub Scout Pack No. 2 will meet cafeteria at 5:30. Cartoons will be sistant to the president, American but 179 joined the Democratic tomorrow for the dance to be spon­ ing an illegal building. Hia ar­ ★ E l d i n g Friday at 7 p.m. at Second Con­ shown for the children betw’ccn 7 FedetWtion of State, County, and party and 104 became Republi­ rest marked the first time since Roundup sored by Ladies of St. James. .The and while parents are registering Pays Call on Castro ,8 Municipal Employes. He will gregational Church. Any bo.vs aged dance will be held Saturday night cans. zoning rules were established that ★ A u ro BODY and 8-lfi who wish to join the pack may for membership in PTA and con­ apeak on "The Rola„ of Ghnploye. The Democrats have been gain­ such prosecution was deemed ne- at Manchester Country Club. For ferring with teachers. Organizations in the Development FENDiR REFAIRS attend with their parents. Games reservations, call Mrs. Charles ing on the GOP In recent voter- ce8shr.V. Congo Regime will follow the Informal meeting. of Municipal Personnel Policies.” making sessions, but RilpubUcanB He will be represented by Judge i k COMPLETE CAR Ponticelli’ 382 Hackmatack St... or Manchester Town Employes Lo-; Assembly Croup Kramer once represented members hold a 2,519 margin in voters now. Jay E. Rjibinof. Town officials Mra. Robert Digfm, 67 Wadsworth cal No. 991 has postponed its PAINTING ^ Ih o executive board of the Wom­ Daniel L. Henry, 27. of Glaston­ of the local union briefly in bar­ 'rhe-up-to-date tally is 9,778 to 7,'- have sMd that the case, will prob­ St. meeting scheduled for tonight to LACQUER and ENAMEL For Compulsory en’s Club of Manchester will meet bury. was given a 30-day suspend­ gaining with the town. 259. ably be a test o f regulations. BrasseUl, , Sept. 20f a result the Lumuftiba and Ileo ad- Oct. 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Tinker Hall. Patrick Healy Jr., executive di­ Fourteen other requests for ■var­ TEL. MI 6-8026 ministrations have remained nom­ tonight at 8:15 at the home of Mrs. The executive committee of Nut­ ed sentence and placed on proba­ The electorate la not likely to (/Py-^Coi. Joseph Mobutu has Auto Insurance Albert O. Roy, 103 Prospect St tion for three months for intoxi­ rector, American Municipal Assn., change much before the town elec­ iances and extensions will also inally in existence side by side for meg Forest, Tall ^Cedars of IvCb- The first fall meeting of the ordered the arrest of Patrice cation. will tell delegates about hia or­ tion Oct. 3. There Is a voter-mak­ be heard tonight at 8 o’clock }xi 2B1 ADAMS ST. more than two weeks. anon. will meet tonight at 7 :30 at DeMolay Mothers Circle will be Kenneth J. Willett, 35, of Rocky ganization and its relationship to ing session Oct. 1. That one, how­ the Municipal Building.' Lumumlm if he attempts to ’ All normal government ao- New Haven, Sept. 20 {IP)— the Masonic Temple. The first fall held tonight a t '7:30 o'clock in the the work of the League of Munici­ Hill, was given a 10-day suspended ever, Is only for person.s who were leave Leopoldville for New tivities came to a standstill in the A special gubernatorial com­ meeting of the Forest general banquet hall o fth e Masonic Tem­ palities. •sentence for breach of peace. A not eligible to become voters Sat­ resulting chaos and only technical membership will be next Monday. ple; A panel diacussion wdll be held York, the Belgian Radio said mission has voted to recom­ gooSHOE REFAIRING Congolese police have been U.N. "sources reported a Con­ make liability insurance com­ UN Assembly Opens FUNERAL HOME Mr. and Mrs. Williarri Andruiot, Leaders?" Panelists will include Other sessions are scheduled for .307 Cooper Hill St., ha.s entered Sigma Phi will open its 'season • John J. Modre. 35. of 352 Cen-, Oct. 8 and Oct. 15, from 9 a.m. to IN MANCHESTER sent to the airport to keep golese police major was foiled last pulsory for all Connecticut Blast Zeal of with a meeting tomprf&w ter St., was fined $102 for driving Dr. Thomas Reed of Wethersfield, watch Lumumba, the night In an attempt to reach and motorists. Carnegie Tech Colliege, Pittsburgh, a municipal consultant. Dr. Karl 8 p.m. FOR OVER 40 YEARS tot FUNERAL Pa., as a freshman. A rcceipient of Hi 6:30 at the home of Mrs. EdgaT under the influence of. liquor or broadcast said. state Senator Edward L. Mar­ An.saldl." ini Princeton .St. drugs. Bosworth,. UConn associate pro-, (Oontinued on -Page Nine) cus, D-New Haven, said last night the DeWolf Art Guild scholarship feasor of political sciences, will be WE USE ONLY THE RINBST . Police Guards Vital Sessions Today SERVICE award, she will major in fine arts. James W'. Hedliind. 30, of Wil- the commission of v/hlch he fs limantU;. was fined $9 for follow­ panel chairman. GRADE 5IATERIALS OBTAINABLE Leopoldville, The Congo,. chairman had voted in favor of WALTER N. All newcomers lo Manchester D. FALSE TEETH and surrounding arca.s are invited ing loo close. Sept. 20 (/P)— The Congo’s the proposal at a meeting in Hart­ New York, Sept. 20 (IP)— LECLERC, Miss Evelyn Swanson, 374 Hack- Rack, Slide or Slip? By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'matack St., will demonstrate food to a meeting of the Newcomers Peter .1. Cocolla, 24, of 30 Rad- strongman, Col. Joseph Mo­ $400 Awarded ford yesterday. Wladyalaw G o ni u I k a, the Director ding St., and John A. Healy of Wil- ■FASTEETH. an Unproved powder to "One in five of the reported ac- at the Eastern States Exposition. Club tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Junior Dancers m sprinkled on upper or lower plates, butu, announced today the Communist boss of Poland, Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev paid a surprise call Community Y. limantic, were fined $9 each for S A M Y U L Y E S cidenta In Connecticut last year Call Ml 9-5869 Springfield, tomorrow. She is a holds false teeth more firmly in place “ SHOE REPAHIINO OF THE BETTER KIND” government is to be taken over has protested to the State De­ on Cuban Premier Fidel Castro today in a dramatic show of member of the Manchester 4-H passing in no passing zones. To Start Season Do not slide, slip or rock. No gummy, Man in Prison involved an unin.sured motoriat.” 25 Main Street Manchester •’*' feeling. PAS- Open Mondays All Day-Closed-Wednesday Afternoona until the end of the year by a Marcua said in reporting the partment about too. much .se­ Soviet-Cuban solidarity. They "conferred for 40 minutes in* Homemakers Club, The Woman's Benefit A.'sn. will William A. Famon, 21, of Bos-- TEETH Is alkaline (non-acldi Does meet tomorrow at. p.m. at the Ion, Mass., and John J. firady Jr..- 28 OAK ST.— SAME SIDE AS W'ATKINS BROS. technical commission headed group’s action. , curity protection here, the po­ Castro'.s hotel quarters. 8 The Manchester Junior Square not sour. Checks ‘Jilate odor- '(den- ‘ Odd Fellows hall. Convention plan.s 37, of Beverly. Mass., forfeited ture breath). Get PASTEETH at any by Foreign Minister Justin Illegally— But He declined to say how many lice department announced The meeting came without prior announcement. bonds of J35 each when they failed Dance Club will begin it's fall ac- drug counter. of the tt members favored the will be disciis.sed. tivUiee with a new series of lessons Bomboko, today. Khrushchev arrived at the in Harlem at to appear in court to answer speed­ Bomboko Is at present In New plan, but pointed out that it had for beginners, starting Thursday, Hartford. Sept. 20 I.P—A state majority support. At the eame tiitie, leaders of 12:14 p.m. Escorted by Castro, he stepped back into his lim­ I.,akota Coiinnl, Degree of Poca­ ing charges. Sept, 29, at Waddell School. This York, where he heads President prison inmate today was awarded European refugee groups were Evading re.sponsibility charges The commission has a number ousine at 12:54 p.m. and sped off. hontas, will meet Wednesday at program will include Western Stylo Joseph Kassvubu's Congolese dele­ $400 damages for illegal Incarcer­ complaining about the giiards also 7:30 p m at Odd fellows hall. Rgain.st Nijole Z. Kudirka of Water- of inirurance company representa- The pair clasped hands as they spoke briefly at the curb. WHY SLEEP ON dancing, and instruction wiU'be by gation , at the* U.N. General A s­ ation. but be is still behind bars. tive.s on it. The underwriters have —for different rea.son. bSry and Aldo D’Appollonie, 36, of Stan Best of 63 Cobum Rd. sembly. 'The State Claims Commission Gomulka, one of the lop Com­ The Cuban leader then went back into the hotel. 10.5 Russell St., were nolled. been opposed to compulsory insur, A postponed meeting of I»>yal The classes for fifth and sixth The announcement, made on granted the token payment to Jo­ ance because policies for poor munist leaders here for the Unit­ A crowd estimated by police as ‘‘in the thousands” shouted Circle, King’s Daughters, will take The charge of theft of goods ex­ graders will be held from 6:30 to seph Gonzalez, 29, Wallingford, ed Nations meeting, asked the posed for sale, against Ro.se Maher Mobutu’s instructions over Radio risks" might drive up rates. and screamed in apparent approval as Khrushchev and Castro OLD WORN-OUT place tonight at 7:4.3 in the kin­ 8 p.m. and clas'ses for junior high who in March 1969 was sentenced Marcus said he thought the State Department to reduce the of 39 Tower Rd.. was nolled. Leopoldville, left in doubt the fu­ by the Superior Court in New stood posing for pictures outside the hotel that is located in dergarten room at Center Congre­ and high school students' will be ture of premier-designate Joseph group's recommendation had .a; number of police assigned to him. Robert B. Stephenson. 16, of Gomulka specifically does nit Negro Harlem. gational Church. from 8 to 9:30 p.m. "fhe fee will be Deo. named by Kasavubu, Sept. 5 of o",?ni“ . ‘’’ro'tortehlrle I better chance of iueeting the ap- Camp Meeting Rd„ Bolton, charged 50c per lesson, and all interested want uniformed policemen along Each placed an arm around the other’s and waved to replace the Communist-support­ ^♦hnnt ofi-Tior?^^rmf^sion i proval O f the insurance companies, BEDDING? The youth and altar committees with four counts of breaking and Manchestej students are eligible. without the owners permission disclose how the insiir- on any walks he may take and I to the crowd. The stocky Khrushchev's head barely reached entering and tliree counts of theft, The members of the Square ed Patrice Lumumba. aeconit offense. does not want police cars to .ise of the Guild of Our Lady of St. Mobutu’s soldiers surrounded ance company repre.sentatives oh. to Castro’s shoulder . * Bartholomew's parish will meet was transferred to juvenile court. Dance Club will hold their first In granting the award, the com­ sirens in motorcades. V3 OF YOUR LIFE the administrative offices of the the commission voted. There was no Immediate ex­ tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the rec­ Ca.ses continued were: dance on Friday, Oct. 28. ’Their mission noted that the superior TJhere was no announcement of Until Saturday, Jacob Rogow- Congolese government and evicted “ Unlike the compulsory plans in planation of why the leader of the IS SPENT IN BED! tory, 741 E. Middle Tpke. club, caller is Stan Best, and oc court at Hartford last December Massachusetts and New' York, any action by the police depart­ •ski, 34. of Sullivan Ave.. South casionally they will have a guest af.bayonet point the Lumumba ap­ found that Gonzalez had been il­ ment. powerful Soviet Union called on Castro Works Windsor, for trial on a charge of pointees still entrenched there. rates unde.' the proposed recom­ the leader of the smaller country HY NOT BE COMFORTABLE caller. legally sentenced as a second of­ mendation would be promulgated Meanwhile, refugee leaders ut­ breach of peace. terly complained against *'nat This, past -summer, highly suc­ _ None of the ministries of the fender because the statute of lim­ through rating bureaus with the instead of vice versa Until Oct. 3. Clarence J. Bsault, cessful square dances were held at central government has been op­ itation had run out. they called police overzeal in pro- The visit however, enabled On UN Speech approval. of the insurance com­ 'tectlng Russian Premier Nikita S. Khru.shchev to go Into a Negro 30, of Taftvtlle, charged with driv. the West Side Tennis Courts, on the erating since Kasavubu fired Lu­ "There was no question but the panies.” Marcus said. WE RECOMMEND^.^ CHILD CARE Ing while his license was under Khrushchev and the satellite lead­ area at a li)ne when problems of second and fourth Fridays of each mumba. Lumumba refuaed to ac­ The lawmaker w’as chajrman of In New Hotel .suspension, month. Besides the club caller, cept -the presidential order, and as (Contfamed on Page Four) ers. new Negro nation.s of Africa are a joint House - Senate Insurance "It appears that Zakharoy is In SEALY .Saturday Cases there were also two guest callers: N Committee at the last session of before the United Nations. Alexander Armstrong. 27, no Will Dobaon, from Manchester, and charge of the police, he d»c:deJ Tlie Klmishchev-Castro get-to­ New York, Sept. 20 OP) — Fidel CENTER the legislature. The General As­ where we can- picket and whcic I rertaini address, was sentenced to Ed Daley, from Wethersfield. Mem­ sembly resolved to have Gov. Ab­ gether probably wa.s arranged a Castro got up late today In his s iMm o n s 30 days in jail for driving while his bers of other Junior Souare Dance not,” Dr. Bela 'Fabian, a veteran couple of hour.s earlier when Dr. No Time for Partisanship raham Ribicoff appoint the spe­ Hungarian politician In exile said. new quarters in a Harlem Negro OAK LODGE MOTEL license was under suspension. Clubs attended" the.se dances, and cial study commission. Raul Roa. the Cuban foreign min­ SLUiIMBERLAND Judgment was suspended in the some Manchester members went He referred to Maj. Gen. Nikolai ister. called at the Soviet U.N. hotel and went to work on a speech I/orated at 257 Tolland Tpke., Eighty-four per cent of Con­ Zakharov, deputy chief of the So­ Manrheater Intoxication charge against Harry to dances sponsored by other club.s. necticut’s car owners carry liabil­ delegation's Park Avenue head­ he will deliver Monday to the , All of the Manchester club dances viet Secret Police. • BLUkrBELL Leister, 40, no certain address. ity insurance, Marcus said. quarters where Khrushchev Is re­ United Nations General Assembly. Hours: 6:80 A.M. to 5:30 P.5f. One case was continued. are sponsored by the Manchester Nixon UTges Americans Fabian, speaking on behalf cf siding. Lui.a Wanguemert, a member of other refugee leaders, said that e Children will be taken Until Sept. 24. Bruce A. Cord- Recreation Department. Khrushchev drove off frorn the the Cuban premier’s official party, ner, 23, o f 146 Park St., for trial Windsor Locks Fire Dudley Devine, president if New Tlieresa in a large black limou­ said it was uncertain whether Cas­ BOX SPRINq\ ihI M AH RESS for split nenalons e York’s Young Republican Club, on charges of • intoxication and Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev and Premier Fidel Castro of sine with a -car police escort. tro would attend the U.N. opening Call MI 9-4578 Unite Behind President ■Windsor Locks, Sept. 20 (A5— arranged to see Police Commis­ 2 COMBINATIONS FROM $59J5 breach of peace. Two Parties Held Lightning may have caused a Cuba embrace in street in Harlem today after the Rus.siiln leader » "I was very much pleased with session today. sioner Stephen P. Kennedy to pro­ visited the Cuban. (AP Photofax). the conversation I had with. Dr. Dr. Raul Roa, the Cuban foreign blaze that gutted the three story test against police actions Monday For Nedra Peila Bidwell Block here early today Castro,” Khrushchev told report­ minister, had said Earlier Castro \ acScranton, Pa., Sept. 30 (VP) — ^'•Ing "knocked off balance” by night. SEE r s FOR ATfX YOCR iD DiN o n e e d s : damaging several stores and of* ers when he returned to'his Park would attend. vYpe Prenident Richard M. Nixon Khrushchev’s visit to the United All six satellite leaders planned Two miSCellanemiB showers Nations. fices and Injuring two firemedjwho Ave. headquarters. Castro stormed out of the Hotel calibd upon Americans today to to 8t*y at their headquarters prior Khrushchev said he regarded the Shelburne in mid-Manhattan last o r epURSE-^EASY. TF:RMS! \FREE DELIVERY! were given recentl.v for Miss "I know this man,” Nixon said battled the blaze. ■ to opening o f the U.N. General As­ GOOD SHOE Nedra Peila. 174 Eldridge St. SMALL! put partisandhip aside and stand of the Soviet leader in a speech Windsor Lochs. Warehouse THo Aims to Ease visit as a gesture.of respect for the night, complaining about tight FREE PURNEIJ, PARKING Point and SulDeld firemen battled sembly. delegation spokesmen said, heroic man who faced Fulgencio security restrictions and the rates 'The first was given at the Ital- united behind Prealdent Eisenhow- last night to a big crowd that Five of them, the Hungarian, REPAIRING PAYS iah American Club by Miss 'Velma stood In the rain to cheer him the 8 a.m. blaze that spotted on Batista, the former Cuban dictator, and treatment at the - Shelburne. •r as he presents the nation’s case the third floor of the building Polish, Bulgarian, Czechoslovak­ "for tlie of his people.” He threatened for a time to pitch Prila, 174 Eldridge St., sister of 31/2" X 8V2." ,x 31/j before the United Natlop’s session from beneath their umbrellas in the bride-to-be. About 100 guests shortly after a tremendous clap of ian, and Romanian party chiefs ar­ Police formed a human chain to a tent in Central Park or on the Nikita Khrushchev is attending. Wilkes-Barre’s city square. rived Sunday and Monday. The, Tensions of World attended. hold the crowd back as the So­ U.N. la'wn. WHEN IT'S DONE AT ’The Republican presidential And to upwards of 9,T)0 cheer­ thunder rocked the town. Mrs. Ignazio Gallo. Hartford, Acrid smoke from tractor tires sixth, Albania’s Prime Minister viet leader left the hotel. In Havana, Castro’s brother, nominee said that when Elisen- ing well-wishers jammed into the mother of Miss Pella’s fiance, was Mehmet Shehu, came this morning The visit was a ourtain raiser Raul, the acting prime minister, hower appears Thursday before Scranton Armory, he added: on the third floor billowed from hostess aK a shower yesterday at the building. Firemen Joseph Gat- on board of the Queen Elizabeth, New York, Sept. 20 lift Yugo-'t'rived at the Yugoslav delegation 1 3 p.m. EDT opening of a told a hastily called an^ noisy raN HALE’S SERVICE DEPT. the Veteran, Firemen’s Assn., the U.N. General Assembly he will "Knowing the men In the Krem­ crossing the Atlantic with hia arch FURNITURE DEPT, -r MI 9-^21 lin as I do. strength is absolutely ti was treated for smoke inhala­ Slav President Tito arrived uere headquarte.rs. historic U.N. General Assembly, ly o f 50.000 persons that Washing­ . . . UNDER NEW MANAGE5IENT . . - Hartford. About 100 guests at­ be speaSclng for all the American enemy, Yugoslavia’s Marshal Tito. ton was inspiring mistreatment of people and every last one of then! essential if we are to deter them tion and Roger Ignizio for a burn today and said he will attend the Premier Shehu followed Tito off where both leaders were set to ON MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER OAK ST. ENTRANCE • MANCHESTER tended. ' ’There was some speculation in 'prime minister. should be proudly arraigned be­ from their policy, of world domina­ on hia ear. The third floor was oc­ the ship 25 minutes later. He out­ steal the show. RELIABLE FOR NEARLY .10 YEARS! WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS Miss Peila 'will wed Gaetano E. cupied by Bidwell Farm Division. diplomatic circles here about Al­ United Nations General Assembly ''Khrushchev, undaunted by a Both Raul Castro and Cuban Gallo, 115 Franklin Ave., , Hart­ hind him. tion,” lined Albania’.s ded-tcalibn to Second floor businesses also were bania’s role in the satellite setup. in an effort to ease world tensions. aturinlng setback In the. United ford. Oct. 8 at St. James’ Church, Before taking off for his next And he promised If elected, to The tiny Adriatic country is the "peaceful coexistence." In a state­ affected by the fire, and smoke and ment to ncws)iien. he said: Nations Congo debate, appeared '(Contlnned on Page Seven) campaign stop at ML Clements, give high priority to legislation onlyi'one which did not send its The Communist leader, smiling Water damage was reported in "Disarmament I'cmains the key MSdv, Nixon told a new confer- providing help for depressed areas number one Communist to the U.N. broadly and waving his hands lo as ebullieqt as ever as he traveled - ence he wanted to make tt clear like the hard hurt coal regions of offlees of doctorin In the building. greeters, told newsmen ”We come problem. . . . ' in a motorcade to the new hotel TraflSc was detoured during the and there were reports from Al- that, "if I become president I will Pennsylvania and Weat. Virginia. to the United Nations to explain "If we can slop the a>inaments lodgings of the Cuban premier in fire. , continue to trj) and get intelligence Nixon said the depressed areas (Continued on Page Thirteen) our views on the many problems and conclude an agreement on New York’ - crowded ‘ Harlem, Information in order to. protect bill the Democrats passed at the of the world. the genei'al and complete disarma­ whose population, while mostly Bulletins the United States:” last session^^^and which President Crand Jury .Call Due He was cheered b y a gi'oup'of ment. not only will we stop the Negro. Includes many Spanish- Nixon reiterated that he felt Elsenhotver vetoed-—■was a politi­ Hartford. Sept. 20 (,)Pi—SUte's about 100 persons on his ai'rival menace of war but create equally speaking residents. from the AP Wires Democratic presidential candidate cal pork barrel measure which "no Atty. John D. LaBelle said today on the liner Queen Eliiabeth. the wav for the gradual solution b.v Castro has already made known John F. Kennedy w’as nai've in responsible president could ap­ he may^ask late this afternoon for Longshoreman booed lustily. negotia'tions of the' other' great his plans to attend the assembly suggesting that President Eisen­ prove.” the appointrhent of a one-man News Tidbits The Hudson River pier at which problcTiis which preoccupy human­ opening. .1 UN SPEAIUNO SCHEDULE the big liner tied up was guarded Soviet officials at thdir delega- United Nations, N.Y„ Sept. 20 hower should have expressed re­ Instead of pro'viding adequate grand, jury to investigate vice Culled from AP Wires ity and the United Nation-s. gret 'to Khrushchev over the U-2 relief for areas like Scranton Hartfui'd;- by 500 policemen. The precau" "The government of the Albania flbh headquarters inj New York (/F5 — The United Nations dis­ plane incident. were second only to those taken republic, faithful in its policy of would give no hint of the Soviet closed today,that Preeident 'nto In remarks prepared for delivery (Conttnned on Page Two) (Contlnned on Page Two) for yesterday’s arrival of Soviet peace, will unite Its efforts with premier’s plans. But at the U.N. of Vugosiavtla and Japanese at Mt. Clements and Flint, Mich., Police set up a. five-block "no Premier Nikita Khrushchev. diplomatic sources.'considered it Foreign Minister Zentro Ko- , man’s land” along' F'irst Avenue jn tho.se of the other peaceful coun­ the Vice President said that there Also on the liner was Gen. Mch- tries for which the General Assem­ highly Improbable that Khrush­ saka will address Uie General is a grave responsibility upon the front of the United Nations head­ chev would pass up the oppor- Assembly Thursday morning- quarters today to keep demonstra­ met Shehu, premier of CO)n- bly of the United Nations, during rivals in the presidential campaign TV, Broadcast Tonight munlst Albania, a bitter foe of They will speak Immedlatoly to conduct, themselves with matur­ tors away from UN entrance. after President Elsenhower. The Business failures rose to 805 In the Tito. (Oontinued on Pa'ge Nine) (OoflUnuedon Page Seven) ity and judgment. In his brief statement, Tito first speaker, in th* Assembly's "We have responsibility,’’ Nixon week ended Sept. 15, according to general debate will be Brazilian . Dun * Bradstreet, Inc. said; ■aid, "in avoiding resort to state- ” We come to the United Nations Foreign Minister Horaclo Lafer. nienta which tend to divide Ameri­ Kennedy to Tell How 'Former PrSSident Harry S. Tru­ man pul his political foot down in order to explain our \iews.,on the Depends on IJ,S, Reaction ca, Which tend tq disparage Ameri­ main problems p(,the world and we CE.VSE FIRE IN LAOS ca, and which. In ally way would today, declaring he does not choose, Saigon, South Viet Nam, to run for'the Senate. . , State and wish to contribute in the best way encourage Chairman- Khrushchev we can in alleviating the tensions Sept. 20 CT)— The Conummist and-his fellow dictators to'believe H e’dHandle Red Chief local safety officials were warned Pathet Lao radio said today aU today that Connecticut’s 1969 best- of the world.” I its armed units have been or* that this nation, the leader of the When he came down the gang­ Nikita’s Talk at UN free wqrld, is weak of will, Is in­ ever pedestrian safety record could • ' . . i . dered to cease military activi­ Wa.lheir attempts to convince leaders Nixon went on to -sa'y that a The Democratic, candidate, mak­ understood—that America la not the disarn'uiment i.ssue Into the greeted Khrushchev. of under-developed nations- of' their Le’.s paratroopers recently ing his first coast-to-coast TV ad­ truly pro.sperous ■ unless every He got Into a limousine and was '(.AI* News Analyst) overthrew the goveimment o f gfe^U*tnig^ never was won by a opening session. . . The Army to­ United Nations, N.Y., Sept. 20 pure intifntions. lack of belief in the strength and dress since accepting his "party’iB American IS permitted to share day ’ issued a draft- call for 7,000 whisked off to hia country’s perm­ Russian efforts to nail down Premier Tlao Somsanith and In­ nomination in July, will speak at anent mission lo the United Na­ (yp,_r^tkita Khruslichto’s decision stalled Phouma in his place. unity of purpose of a cause or by in the prosperity,’’ he said. men in November, - to speak at the United - Nations Communist influence in Africa’s s defeatist attitude. On the Com­ a $100-a-plate dinner rally here. Kennedy Set forth s fiw point Leaders of India' and Pakistan tions on Fifth Avenue—his home strategic heartland raised fears The '30-minute program starting while In New 'York. General Assembly session may CUBA THREATENS UJk BA8B munist side, he said, there will be “ policy of full employment” call­ tot down today, to see whether the turn o)tt to he *a Soviet political that the, chief "Soviet aim there at 8:30 p.m., EDT, Isi scheduled on There were no pickets or d^)non- Havana. Sept. 20 Acting no deviation and the Reds will ing for; spirit lof cooperation that settled blunder. Much depends* upon how was to sustain sources of chaos 180 ABC network stations. strators when Tito’s motorcade ar- Prime hllnlstor Raul Castro to­ march lockstep "through the 1. Developrnent of the nation's the Indus River dispute could be U.S. and’ iwestern policy reacts to and confusion. They funneled arms United Nations.’’ Nixon campaign­ ‘The .theme of the ' Senator'^ public resources- to "make jit poa- extended to other quarrels between day cast I a revolutionary shadow Khrushchev’s maneuvers. into The Congo, and they attacked across the U.S. Naval haae at ed yesterday through the north­ speech,” -'said a Kennedy aide, "will sible for private enterprise 'to their • countries. . . A Fairfield „ Khrushchev apparently has sev­ U.N. Secretary-General D a g eastern Pennsylvania anthracite he what he believes America’s re­ grow and prosper.” County commuter group was slated Guantonamo Bay in eastern Chi­ Survivor eral major objectives In 'mind in Hammarskjold’s efforts to restore ba. The fiery younger brothw o f belt cautioning voters against be- sponse to Khrushchev should be — 2. -Stimulation of private Invest­to meet with Governor Ribicoff to­ his pilgrimage to the big glass order, blasting him as an agent of • - 4- ■ --- what he believes we must do to Prime Minister Fidel Castro at­ ment "in s growing*'America by day to dlacii^*ways of Improving house on the East River. ".” build a stronger America .abroad eliminating art'ficlal,. Republican the railrond service to New -York.- tacked the U.S. Embassy as a r - Of Guam Crash One objective is to pin blame The Russians vetoed a Cey- "cave of spies.” Raul told a andjat home.” restrictiona on the supply ^ of A strike by 1,300 cargo clerks at upon the United States for the lonese-Tunlsian resolution in the He said Kennedy will set forth cheering throng of 50,000, hastily 67 Miners Die money . . . ’’• -■ ‘ the. Port of ^ndon to^ay idled 108 world's fears of global nuclear Security CouncU for Hammars- HANDHOOKED COTTON RUGS his general philosophy ss tp how- Agana, Guam, Sept. 20 (A*)—A called to a post-mldnlght demon- i . 3. A program to' permit every shliM* • • Ur. Harry B. Hanchett, 80, war. A second is .to seal off the- kjold to' continue his efforts to re­ stratfon In Presidential Palaca the United States must meet the American child to "recelvjB the kind former chief of staff at Charlotte •urylvOr told todsy of signs of en­ United SUles from emerging na­ lyi Jap Coalpit Communist challenge as personi- gine trouble on takeoff minutes solve .The . But the Square, "It Is wlthlp onr poesl- 2’x4’i reg. 5.99 3.99 of educatibn which will pro<(uce the Hungerford hospital, died today in tions of) the under-developed world. Russians received a jolt. bUltles In ,s determined mouMBt Importers closeout ' Here’s the glamorous new extension, glows in the dark so you can find it fled by Khrushchev. skilla and creativity which a grow­ Torrington after a long illness. . . before' a World Airways transport A third is to Create frictions among • 4 ■ • *■ * I , Kennedy returned to ' Washing­ crashed Into Mt. Barrlgada killing Seventeen African and Asian to reclaim that piece of onr » phone that’s styled to blend beauty quickly and, when you.lift the re­ Tagawa. Kyushu, Japan, Sept. ing 'America d«*P*'’*tely.need*.'' Dr. Gabriel Hauge, noted fcono- A-merica’a allies. nations, some of whiph had been tional territory (Guantanamo)." ' ' A ■ . 20 l/P)—A swollen river burst Into ton early, today after a day of 4. Immediate action to meet mlst, said today the Federal' Re-]t 78. J An Immediate objective is to_ thick luxurious pile | with practicality. ceiver, lights up brightly to make cainpa'ii^ing in Atlantic City, N. Aviation-Seaman William P. ht least antl-West on prevlbutf is­ a coal mine early today,, swallow­ "The growing crisis of automation serve system must remain inde­ convintfe' the world that what sues. raised a new ' resolution in TROOPS REC.ALL BTAYBIh 3’x5’ reg. 9.99 dialing ea^y. ing 67 miners, who were given up Jy and Charleston, W. Va. , • —the replacement of mert 'by ma­ pendent for the welfare of the na­ Baxter. Nashville, Tenn. who Khrushchev calls ’ "Soviet initia­ And practical is the word for the In .Atlantic City, ne'go.t rousing the General Assembly, supporting Cairo. Sept 20 ( « — OUto for dro'wned. chines." tion. • ■• Monday rescued three Chinese of­ tive” with respect to his visit can newspapers reported today‘IhM long wearingf ; , Princess phone, //.’s small to save yoii |Take jrour choice pf five smart welctmea aiid endorroment of hls- ficers from the flaming wreckage, Hammarskjold and asking all na- '■ Seconds ahead of the torrent 5. Special government aid to help (>reeldent Elsenhower met today bring about tension-easing nego­ tiojia to refrain from sending mlU,-] thp United -Arab RepabUe hM 161 other miners scra,mbled to candloacy at* sisparate tfonventions with his top eponomie ■ds’isere but talked with newsmen at a Gtiam space on table or desk or kitchen d ^ ra to r colors—whitie, beige, pink, 1 economioaily depressed areas catch tiations at top level-t-ip effect, a tary supplies to The Congo, while* postponed the wilbdrawal of Its safety from the coalpit 500 miles of two lalror unions, the Steel­ hospital. exclusively ours! up. ' Lt- was denied that the session was world summit. the U.N.’s 18,000 troops were troops from to* 18,006-nsna counter, / f i ’ modern—^ le d to go blue and turquoise. Just call or visit ■ouUiwast of Tokyo. workers and the Chemical Work- prompted by yesterday’s , sharp "I told my seating companion :4’x6’ reg. 16.99 9.99 _ At both .Atlantic City and VVith regard to the first three ob- there. This resolution , got over­ U.N. conomand In The CimgO Hope for'rescue*of any of the eri. break in the stock market. . .U.S. something ahpeared wi-ongXwlth Jectlvesr Khrushchev, already has anywhere in your home—and go yput telephone bu.siness. office. Or ask Charleston, crowds in the streets whelming'support. following a personal request .67 lost men virtually ended as 400 In Charleston, the Senator ad­ and at the airports-swarmed in on Amibassador John Lodge, former the engine. Within a coaiple of sustained reverses. His arrival In beautifully! The dial lights up. It a telephone installer to show it to you. U dressed a cheering audience of ; Soviet activity in TSie jPoj)^, from Secretsiy-Oeaeral Ong -lllwMII,' ' . J % miners^ policF and firemen .worked Kennedy to get autographs and to governor of Connecticut, says he minutes I fe lt . several jolts New "V^ork throws a apolUght on a Hammarskjold.. AI. Ahhhar r ^ all day but ware unable to drain about 6,000 in the dvic center. will not return to the .United States the next thing i kne'w 1 was .ahout jierlous clash in the U.N. between indeed, raised the spector of ah* shake his hand. bther Sort of colonialistu—;hew and ported from New Vork toist f ' 1-T *•’ the Hooded mine or divert the 86- Speaking in state hard hit by "G od bless you, God love you,” to campaign for the .Republican 10 yards away from the \ plane toe Communist bloc slid the AsUn- unemployment, Kennedy demand­ active rather thait oW and mori­ Hanassrto^JoU h a n M M e f f - foot deep river. ' . one elderly wbrnan called to.jhlih party. with the plane seat under me.'. African nations over U.N. effbrta quest for a* VoUco and niina oIBcialo said the ed again that“ we start this coun­ to bring order lu The Congo - bund. t strt«t flobr ;* after getting the" Senator’s auto­ -CoMt Guard Academy ,«t New Just before takeoff. Batner UJ4.R. dUegata < Tlfe Southirn NBW Entltnd TfilBphone Company eontnualop from a gas explosion try boiling again" .and ' reverse graph. London acquiree new bear mas­ said, the man next to him -‘-whoso Khrushchev's arrival throws into The United States for a Ume jC. •. houi* And ton - j.,w. halt co\ chose to appear in to* tole of A, paper said the in a nearby abandoned mine may ■what he calls a Repiublicip admin­ On laavlng Atlantic City ■ he c o t . Cubans Airlines ' has peti­ name he dMrt’t kiww—remarked bold relief the Soviet role In k e y ­ end requested ‘ have caused the Ch,uganjt River istration pdlicy of stagnation at neutral in a squabble between the fret parking in tha raar of th# itera - created |a stir in a roadside' reir tioned a ftoeral court to investi­ that one of toe DClSB’s foqr en­ ing alive a dangerous spark in the drawal h e' The P n n ^ phone with dial and night kghtt built In eoeU only ponnies ■ day aftor i pne-^nw charga. Your choice o( flw oqlera ^ cave through the roof o f the home and in foreign policy. taurapt when he halted his motor gate an American advertising gines died. , , heart of Africa. African realisation Africans and thq 'Russians. VS.' aoa]|)4t which had been tiumeled Saying four million Americana policy seemei satisfied at the ap- Opan Monday fhrpugh Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 5:45 p.m.-— Thursday hlghfi until 9. carayan and walked in for a milk­ firm's aetonra V twe «C Its alr- With Bgxtor at the Infpinnai of the Soviet role could negate Ni ■taRM d i r a ^ hMiaatti the rivar are unemployed and another three Itssrs in Mnnectton wltk a 1387,801 much of the g^ins the Russians shake and a hot dog at tha eoun- I on P a g e Ponr) In New yesfc. million "are ferea^ to work only tor. - „ debt. i m Togo Tom) have ^ 1^ up la recent years in « ■ n 1. A k

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