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1- -V. '•. _ ' ’I . . ’ ■v-l , p ; V i THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, IWO FAGB'l'fV fill 11k iHanri|«Bfor în^ning %ratb A vtngc Daily Net Preaa Ron; Thd WtBtltor B P, ,4' Far the Weak. Badad Foraeaat •« Ij. ■. WtolRMF-lMfp^ dnaa 4th. 196e Chapman Court, Order of Aixiar- fSaor, seal toniglit. anth, wllf meet" at the Masonic Jarvis Offers 13,125 Satnrday. snimy, pleeeenL BUb ’I s 1 About Town Tismple tomorrow at 7:46 p.m. Of Wedding add too. Odtiooh fan. Sandfigr.MB* 1 ficers are to wear street-length Memhac a( tha Afidlt ay, pleaarat tonqteelatoma. ' ’1 -V' The Zlpser Club will hold lie an dresses. There will, be /a 'social Land to Town Bonaa af < M anchetterÂ City ofViUag« Charm hour and refreshments after the Clatk-HalHn nual family outing: Sunday at the meeting. Garden Grove from 10 ajtn. to 9 Miss June Elaine, Hallin of Con Builder- Alexander Jarvia ha< n.m. There yrlll be dancing to t«u cord, N;H.,, aiid formerly of,Man MANCHESTER, CONN;, FRIDAY, SEPTEMRe R 8, i960 (ObuMdfled Advartfalag aa Page 11) PRICE FIVE c E im Joubert’s trio., Tlcketa are avail ,..:iss Faith .McFarland, Miss Kay chester, ahd Cpl. Ronald IVClark, aaid he Is willing to give to the VOL. LXXIX, NO. 285 (FOURTEEN PAGES) able a t the Clubhouse. .Jtutsfc...utsky, and Mlaa Linda Salmond U.S. Marine Corps, from Manches town, free, for the purpose of pf Manchester will spend Labor ter, were united In marriage Aug, widening the two stretts, 10 feet The third annual herb show pre Day weekend at the Andrea Hotel, 24 In San Bernadino,,Calif, along the edges of P ls ^ and St. sented by the Connecticut unit of Mlstjuamlcut, R. I. The bride U the daughter of Mr. Today’s Cpucaht tells ua To Buy Your Meat Paul Drs., where'his company Is and Mrs. ^rank HalHn pf Concord, Man in Outer Space? Court Acts \the Herb Society of Anlerlpa will building a shin in g center. that 'Vice PTesIdeat Nixon’s 90% of Plnehufst meat is sold with counter service . . . ho cello wrapped red meats x ' ‘ 1 Wednesdair, Sept. 7; at the Richard R. Groff, son of Mr. and N.H., and forinirly of Manckeiter. family "go for the plain Bam on Hhlls ^ rm a Rd., Mrs. Willfam R. Groff, 14 Lucian The bridegt-oom is the son of Should Uje' towri take fhe offer, foods;’’ such as meat loaf or poultry. Only Bacon, and similar packer wrapped products are sold In the self serv prt, from 2 St., has Joined the U.S Air Force. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clark, 80 it could-Xiden the two streets, and old:fashloned stew. This ice case. This weekend everyone is back from vlicallons and Charile McCarthy, meat Roundifp To Hasten He left'TOeây for basic training Hemlock St. ' manager, along with Alfred Wiegel,' Tony Buysse and Dave McIntosh will be glad to wherefjarvls' property abuts them, does not surprise us, for serve you with "fresher by far” meats. Mr. and^Mm. Clifton A. Pockett, at LatwlandjAlr Force Base, Tex. Miss,Cynthia Sexton of Los”An feet. The streets are now 40 each week' our'- sales show geles And Patrick Starahan of the U.S. S3 Romestead St., have returned eet In width. an increase on both these from a two mopths’ vacation In Richard Stevenson, • radio sea Marlhc Corps' base were atte Town Planning Engineer Ed items . . they are the fa 13 Men Arreted Mexico and Ifnpenal^^ Beach. Calif, man, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. at>t's. vorite. of both Democrats /A fter a short wedding trip, the ward J. Rybezyk ..said the advan where their son, Ronald Pockett Joseph Stevenson, 67 ^^helps Rd. tage of widening the streets would and Republicans. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS '<,lt attending Naval Schdai. Is home.on 28-day IWvefrom Ar- couple will be at hom eit^S Cocoa 0ppe Pushers St., Marine Base, 29,,fbtlma. Calif. be to help the flow of traffic when The U. S. Supreme Court gentia, Newfoundland Naval Alp' the shopping center is complete ■ :X Motive Base. . . . Mrs,'Clark'ktten^d Manch/.ler Again we feature a t . a Bridgeport, Sept. 2 (/P) — has moved to step up th^ .pace o s io n in High School, and^sa 19S9 graduate and to improve safety factora. saving of 10c a lb .. . . of public school integration in of Stedman High School, Warner, Jarvia told hfa decision to Gen Thirteen Bridgeport srea res The first fall meeting of Ehian- London, Sept. -ernoUva" la under wfty within tha idents were arrested at an several areaiS'at the start of Personal Notices N.H. Cpl. Clark is a 19r)8 graduate eral Manager Richard Martin. LEAN. FRESHLY Elienhower a^sifiatMiUon In the 'uel. Churchmen,’ schedtlled for to- of MMCheater High School. He cn- Martin noted that the "additional CHOPPED Idr Nikita S. KrustiêV^^wu early hour today in the larg the seventh school year since nvôw evening, has been' post- width can be nbtalned from Mr. wake of Moscow’s aimouncamept tcrp thank A few days before the wedding, For example, it would not permit Elsenhower., md Prime Minis' cityV history. , largest segregated school -aysUni nur many netahbora and frlenda for David A ^ y will be in charge of the bride was honored at a green widening St. Paul Dr. all the way Macntillan joined huiC at nlng Sept. 29, Bridgeport special, service divl- thflr acts’ of klndnog* and words of N early all Infortoed" officials, sim .deteoUves, niembers of the in the South, at New Orleans 'sympathy shown toward us in roc»ht an open air srlends and relatives at ^M artin has suggested that the ’TENDER ' fly JOHN 80ALI that Khrushchev wants to talk orâte^ raids-ehortly after mid-. Petersen, president Of thK-Hous- tended. She was also -given a per- Towrr Wanning Commission con > Washington, Sept. 2 (ff*) — about the urgent need, for night and''juet before dawn. ton School Bqarti, to say heVioped' Tent Camp sonkl shower at the Concord .Sav sider the dffer and notify the Board Top Officials suspected, today world disarmament. . ' Today’es a F r-a a ts climaxed a Gov. Price Esmiel would foreHall ings Bank in Concord, N.H., by her of Directors pf Its decision. STEWING They recalled, that only a few month inveStigatidh-dij^g which integratlît of the first grades that Russia’s Nikita Krush days in advance of his goodwill authorities 'said, federal ^^ jrc o v er Sept. 7, Grafenwoehr, Germany, former fellow employes. If the town should. decide to BEEF chev has arranged his irisit to visit last September the Rutisishs agents made purchases of fibroin Sept. 2 /i lbs. snd S'/i-’to 4-Ib, shank halves also special value at ,,. .89c Ib. more,^ 22; Robert Slwy, 24; Dome- Uirough his presq secretary de scribed all casualties as njembera lb . 5 9 c * By FRANK CAREY iîng for growth and reproduction nio Mondchelll, 23; John Will clared; • \ of a 3rd Armored Di-viSion Cav A(P SdenM Writer) stimulants in a one-ceUed proto Brown Jr., 35; (Jharies Johnson, "Nothing has happened which alry unit. An investigation ia un ■ ' ■ ' ■ / '■ , ’ . " ' ■ iWaahington, Sept. 2 [If)—A cou zoan animal called "paramecium 33; 'William Reeves, 26, of Father has Mahged the determination of der way. Names of the dead and ROUND STEAK FAMILY SIZE JELL-0 ...... 2 for 33c 6 for %c ple of New York teenaged acien- caudatum." Panik ’Village; and Eleanor 'Ray, the public officials of the atqte of injured were withheld. tista today were credited with By chance, he tried a crude 23, all of Bridgeport. Louisiana to continue our system Grafenwoehr. eituated in north GROUND, lb. 99e The nine are scheduled to be ar of public education-on a basis'of ern Bavaria about 25 miles- from KEEBLER’S EMPIRE CREME COOKIES ...... V;...... 2 9 c ouggeating a previously unexplor commerciai >nimal-feed supple raigned today before U.S. Cojii- ed a'venue In the quest for neW ment m a ^ ^ from dried material separate but equal facilities for the Czechoslovak fkntlef, is the missioner Earl W. Smith here. both races.” biggest training aresMor the quar iaOOD/rÊAR) CHUCK PATTIES types of chemicals with which to left ovextrom the process of pro BUTTER THINS ALSO FROM KEEBLER...... 29c attack cancer. ducing''the anti-biotic drug, stre Charged with xdolatlng a state The Supreme Court denied a ter of a million American tm p s statute prohibiting the sale of nar plea by attorneys for the National in Germany. ' 'They also were credited with The results were good. cotics are: Michael Andersbn, 21; ' perh a^ throwing new and sur y'Dt: Moses D. • Tendler, director Association for the Ad-vancement Several of the Injured were In CHOPPED SIRLOIN SUNSHINE MILCO DANDIES-...... 39c Theodore Bali, 22; Vincent Deleon. of 'Goldred People that'integration serious oondiUoh, Army officisla prising light on the natue?; oU of Yeshiva’s NSF program, re- 23; and Fred Washington, all of bald. All injured were flown Im- PATTIES cancer—and on how h o tter^ \membered that this aame strep beg;in in New Orleans at the start Bridgeport. of the schdol year Sept. 8 instead inediately by helicopter to Army give nourishment to patlen tomycin reaidue had been in local TTiey are held in lieu of $6,000 ■Ijoepitalfi. f 1 wasting I away from maligflancy. hosirital use for 10 years aa a of Nov. 14. Vice President Richard Nixon and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller discuss campaign strategy at Walter Reed bond, pending city court arraign Hospital where Nixon is being treated for an infected knee. Rockefeller wears an "I'm 'for Nixon” An' . Immediate investigation MORRELL The two, both agM 17;' are: "numtlve" ôr patients with ad- ment. The court also rejected a plea to was ordered by Maj. • <3en. F ^ > Mlaa Patricia E. BttOi, 2031 7th delay effectlvenese of a July 19 badge. (AP Photofax) erick A. Bro-wn, commander of . Ave., a Negro g ^ 'w h o grew up (Continned on Page Three) ruling of the 3rd circuit court of E-Z-CUT bn the erbwdod^reeta of Harleni. Missing Four Safe a;ppeals in . Philadelphia that the 3rd Armored Division, which She . la a graduate of Charles Milford, Sept.. -2 (Jt) — Four Delaware's grade-a-year plan was Castro May See Nikita at UN was taking routine fail training Evans H ugM High School and youths, who touched off an air tcx> slow. 7716 Appellate Court Candidates Set in the area at the time. la now^îiending Hunter (College. and sea search off Long Island Monday caxlcted a modified plan German police, .who jdaead Um LIMITED Her father, a ^nedUEnlcal engineer, Doctors^ Report Sound when they failed to return be prepared for full integration death toll a t 16, said the exploalon HAM esnab to this country from the last night after leaving the Mil of all grades by the fall of 1961. Tours, Talks occurred a t 9:20 am. In an area THESE NATIONAL RINQFOLIOO COVERS ARC TIME ALREADY BAKED WHEN Rfltlah West 'Indies. Drug Superior ford Yacht Club in a 16-foot, out While the court was acting in Cuba Gr^s $5 Million known as Ckunp Casaerine. Axnold litotOBk. 16© BDJBch __ __ _ board-powered boat, were reported Washington, a -NAACP regional They said the shell, reportqd guaranteed for your ^school life Prices will definite” YOU BUY IT! 'iafe a half (nile west of Wildwood diTMtor, Mrs. Ritby Hurley of At By ■niE ASSOCIATED PRESS - fired by an S-inch howttzer, di^ Pinehurst wUl have a supply of these 14Tth St., IWdtaWay Beach, X r h P As V11 a* l 1 1 1 wi Presidential candidates moved stroyed three large tents, all fill ly go up Sept 6. was. graduated from Far Robk- A U A " L L ld l l l l l State Park, Long Island, Zhortly lanta, told a Jacksonville, Fla., U.S. Siipciârket Chain front and center on. the 1960 Prices start at a low delicious hsnM in 10 to IS lb. sixes. Buy away High School last June and before 1 1 a.m today. ne-ws conference that five Negro ed with soldlera. Attention! a half or whole hain. plans to enter Columbia Univer- A search by police and Coast gangs -wi-th 2,000 to 3,000 mem- campaign stage today' as Congress Meet of the woupded were aity this fall. His father recently London, Sept. 2 [it)—British doc Guard boats and a Sikorsky heli ■bers -were behmd most of the vahj' members scattered to pursue taken to an Army hoepltal in Nur- tors today hailed t|te“ outstanding Havana, Sept. 2 f/Pf y Fldelving top staff. All the flags were votes in their home districts. enberg. _^ suffered a heart attack -which copter 'was halted after Mrs. Er dalism which has taken' place ini Castro’s government eiitered the raised to full staff after diplo X HIGH SCHOOL and GRADE SCHOOL prevented him from appearing- at achievement” of medical research nest Harris, wife nf State Police 1. Sen. John F. Kennedy, the $■ In developing a new drug, celbenin, that raclally-tpoubled city. supermarket business today by matic protests were-reported. Democratic candidate, named a 2- the convention here where his Sgl;. Emesf; Harris;'and-mother of She said Negro leaders were seizing the $5 million American- StUDEN TS... GET YOUR / \ work was reported. described as it super-penicillin soon one of the four youths; said her Castro was certain- to lash back man committee to prepare sweep to be available all over the world. working around the clock to calm oWned Minimax chaih of- stores Jn at the declaration of San Jose in ing civil rights legislation for the The adult scientist who collab- The British Medical Journal cau son telephoned her and said they the $bngs. Havana' province. Death ToU 270 erated in the report on the work were all right. He did not give de which the OAS foreign ministers next session of Ckmgrewi. Plus Tax Morrell’sI Hams Pinehurst Tender tioned that much mofe experimen For the third day In— a row, The seizure came as O.a s t r o lined up solidly against Cuba to 2. - Vice, President Richard M. of the two youngsters said their tation will be necessary before the tails of how their "short boat ride”, seven Indian children were thwarl- mobilized his followers for another and Recappabls This aristocrat of hams; which is-already cooked - findings, taken together, may open turned into an all-night trip across condemn interference in Ihe’Anier- Nixon, the Republican candidate, In Kasai BattJ Tire For ' SI2:ZLING STEAKS full capabilities of the drug ran be show-of unity to rebuff whkt he Icas by Russia and Red China. But announced he will etart a 9,000- when you buy it, is also available at Pinehurst in the way, to this: assessed, but It h u already proved Long Island-Sound. - 7- ; -(Coatfiined-OB Page Seven)__ Your old fires may be; the down All Weather " For ywir outdoor cooking pleasures come to Pine- Milford police identified the four called egressions against his rev many thought he would go further. mile swing through 14 states Sept. payment. Black TubpiType 3, 5 and 10 lb. cans . . . all featured this holiday hurst's Service meat department' for Sirloins, Shorts "Examining or re-eauunining capable of killing germs that are olution,ary regime. TJ. ' the bay after he- is-, due -out LeopoWviUe, The CJopgo, Sept. 1_ thousands ht mold fermentation resistant to ordinary penicillin. as Paul Jackson, I8, Bridgeport; A formal intervention ordered Observers suggested he might:' (T» — A flareiip of-moddy flsJit- Weekend at special prices. or Porterhouse steaks. If you want a specially products for possible anticancer Robert Harris, 18. and Michael 1. Seize the remaining 'U. S. of the hospital where he is laid tip thick steak cut for yo\i . . . just phone, leave your "Celbenin is completely absorbed in the Minimax case accused with a knee infection.- ing between Cqngoleee aoliUen action from the sandpoint of de Into the bloodstream when injected Safaie-witz, 20. both of Milford; property In Chiba—ertimated to be and partisans/lh Kasai province 1.25 Weekly or 5.00 Monthly order,-and it will be ready for you. sirable gro\yth promotion of cerr and Enber Agish, 21, $tratford. American operators of the super worth $250 million. ITie prime 3. Gov. Nelso'n . Rockefeller of MORRELL’S and its use. is entirely free from markets i,and several subsidiary New York, .once a rival for the has claimed'at least, 270 lives in DEWEY- Again this week we offer Ocean Fresh Block Island tain cells rather than tp)tn the toxic siê-cffects,” said a spokes News Tidbits minister’s -brother. Armed Forces the tOv^^bf Bakwanga, the UniU standpoint of killing cells'.' firms of adop.tie ■- hostile atti Minister Raul Castro, indicated GOP nomination, visited Nixon in Sword, center sHcee at 89c and smaller havel man for Beecham Research Lab Ntxon-Io Tour State ^Culled from AP Wires tude toward employes and the hospital an(i announced he ed Nations reported today. slices at 49c Ib. They were listed as the “senior” oratories, developers of the drug. Hartford. ?ypt.. 2 [If)—Republl earlier this week such a move was yiN. officials reported scores of FULLY or principal authors of a report The medical-ûmal published threatentag^b, close down. Imminent. , would make 120 speeches across Last Get Connecticut fresh Poultry-Fryers,, broilers or can State Chairman Edwin H. May The MtiUmax chain, established the country for the Nixon ticket.^ Corpses strewn on the streets on can prepared for the Fifth Interna seven articles discussing the drug Jr. today said a definite time and 2. Announce that he is going’ to Bakwanga, capital of the aecea- roasters at Pinehurst .... tional Congress on Nutrition. -amrtafd editorially that "Its dis .Nai-y sucoeMfuUy fires Polaris seven! years, ago ^ American head the Cuban delegation to the As the 86th Con'gre.ss adjoimkd COOKED itinerary-for Vice President Rich RMsUe more than 1,100 mllea residents of Havana, operated 20 yesterday, Kennedy called a-dicwe sionist eo-called mineral state in C h a n c e ^ LARGE CHICKEN I.EGS ... Ib. 49c Their adult co-author ^tas-'Dr. covery Is an Important step for ard Nixon’s Connecticut visit in his, U. N. General Assembly opening Robert D. B a m a ^ .êonhiiltant to ward . . . ■ and It la encouraging down the' Caribbean range today stores in the . Havana area. In ad Sept. 20 to bring "agression” conference to announce/he has Kasai. Many were' mutilated by campaign tour has not yet beenj dition, a numb* ol supermarkets / At These HAMS WINGS . . . . lb. *0e— UVER» ... lb. 79c the Cancer Reaeafch Dl-ylaiOn, New to entertain The irtsa that aoms- eetr------■------‘ from Cape Canaveral, Fla. . . . asked Rep. EmanuelCeiler of New York-"Clty Health Department, Federal Fodd and Drug Adminis were obtained through mergers or with Boidet Premier Nikita S.- York and Sen. llosepn S. CHark of" (Contihttedon Page Seven) P A IW IN 9 Pnees. Rib Roasts boned and rolled ox standing . . . fWhb told of their-reaearchea. (OsnOnned eii iPage Nfai^) (Contliiiied on Page Five) tration announces new move to purchaae. The govermhent order Krushchev on hand to support Pennsylvania to prepare legisla Servs cold or foUow cooldng InotrucUona on can. Chucka, Round Steak or Sirloin lip Roe^ts with no It was this -way, he aaid .... protect parity et milk by propos covered all storea and subsldlaHes. him. , tion to carry out.the Democratic I layer of fat added',- . . all sinews, removed. The teenagers, who didn’t know ing brood jtegulaUons to prevent Caatro’a foUowen poured into 3. Serve notice' that ■■ Cuba is party’s platfomi pledges on civil 20-Inch me another at first, -worked on occurrence 'in milk of antibiotics Havana by car, truck, bus and pulling but of the OAS. This pos- rights. This pledge was to use the 24-Inch A KRAFT separate research projects at Hsf- Is It a M oral O hiigatioii? and other drugs fed to dairy ani tn iq in response to his ca)l for 'sibillty Wks seen as remote, how powers of the government to end Bulletins 26-.Inch lem Hospital diving a 1989 sum mals. , ■' ' an "assrtnbly of the Cubanl peo ever, since'lt was felt Castro does racial discrimination in voting. Mancli^te;i LUMBER' dirls’ or ^..-inch Hi-Way Patrol PRODUCT VELVEETA mer science training program con Veteran Policemn Harris Burke, ple” to answer the declaration of from the AP Wires CHEESE SPREAD At Pinehurst ducted by Yeshiva University un 61, of Naugatuck, vicK" president San Jose ini which the Orginlxa- (ContiAuedon Page Seven) (Conttnoed on'Pag Seven) Boys* FEATURED AT PINEHURST 2 . . . . ^ B S c j " Latest saddle styling, O J | 0 7 Swift Premium Specials—'You. will find these dis X der a grant from the National Sci of the Ckmnecticut State Police tlqn of American States i con played In'self service meat case along with the Mor ence- Foundation. . the Other Driver Assn, for 20 years, ooUapses and demned his voieceptanoe of Sovdet U.S. WINS 2 RACES . 5.00 DowiT'' ■' rell calmed hams, .-Mississippi Bacon and other fine But* ulUmatelyt alert adult sci Aes of heart attaede on way per rocket support. j Rome, Scppt. 2 (IF) —■ Oteam foU/GOK/efo-If AT P1NEHUR8T—THREE DIAMONDS BRAND products. entists saw a possible relation be- work , today...... Syrian 01 The program in civic plaza was Da>-U led an American sweep la SWIFTS TOP GRADE PREMIUM BRAND . tween their projects and brought As You Love Yourself charges King Hussein of JOTdan scheduled to start at, 4:p.m., KDT, Congress Disappoints the 400-meter hurdles today mad 1.25 Weekly or 5.00 Moiithly LEAN SLICED them together. „ is preparing "taAperialist-backed, a;iid continue far itito the night. Tennessee State's W'ilraa Bo- with W^st Coast LumBe Young Lentnek had been search- premeditated aggression” against At Havana Sports Ralace and dolph swept to victory In the' , By JITLBS LOH <*'ly after nine died in an auto ac the United Arab Republic. Other places Cuban authorities women’s . 100 - meter dash as lb AP Newsfeatnre Writer cident in his diocese,..is believed to . Ernest Lemmer, Weq( Gei-msn made a display of «the flags of United States track forces naa 'What doth it profit a man. so Democratism Eisenhower WHITEFancy White Albacore Tuna TUNA- packed in water . . . no 29oU. ^ rAraN be the first of its kind in the na minister for all-(^rman affairs, American nations flying at-half to the challenge after a dia- T ix ’ Chargea to say, if he gkin a few minutes minimizes East German mo«'ea to SAVE lOc LB. tion and applies only'to his flock. staff, with Chiba's flag alone fly- ! I------^ aetrous start. Miss Randolph set on the highway and Isuffer the But he said it Was issued to em harass a refugee convention in Washington, Sept; - 2 IffO—The-ôim In the abort session s to a w'orld’s record of i l aeoonda loM of his life 7 phasize his church's' teaching of Berlin and says' W ^ t Gernian 86th Congreu has adjourned of- embarroas the T>emocrats. -and flat for the dlstanoe. fro m STRICKLAND FARMS SWUFT’S Be |$T g r a d e PREMIU3I SMOKED In Wrestling ^ to bring the-question more in "the graye ■ responsibilities in government is not planning any CONNECTICUT GRADE A A STRICTLY foi^s for this LAbbr iMy wsek- êr a pogl-convenflon. jessloh that conceal the ."empty negative rec-' Formerly called Daisy Hams. volved" in driving. reprisals against the dommunist. Lumumba Foe erockled with politics -and pro- ord’’ of the GOP. He accuaed'the HERTER HEADSTtN ORGUP en(t do', motorists havd a,, moral The crux of his edict w|is this; . Motor yacht Wild Goose U, <^ced diiiappolntinents. for both Republican, leadership of trying to Wokhington, Sept; 2 1(F)— At Olympics oblfgitlon—apart ffoip the phVsl- still sloshing thousands-of gallons cal risk of.pollce action'—to drive "Drivers of vehicles wh^Ware de the Democrats ' and President- block-, eiction on- several. Issuee he Secretary of State ChristtSa A» clared by the ■ competent i^lice of of water in a flooded central com- Arrested for Eieenhower. ' favore provides Another%6w Price On ' The fall gave Koridize the gold Foy. Valentine of Nashville, were killed at,. 1:06 a. m. today BTOMWqy stAndsIstUirin tribute native Equateur province. Also le(t in the legislative 'lim- .M e m o ^ HoMdtal early , tedagr '.'J con age boys in another epr- The other ) . , I or 5.00 Mofithly .,r ■ vanilla-ChooqlAte- yoMtiis, who were npt identified, Felley o f; Joint/ defense with the arty were arreated with him. Be over the sugar bill which had members, he subciunhed lost night In good condition. She alqo kas . t u- T ' . '----, I ’ ( In GrecorRoman IvrestUng no cerning' the worth of every person. West. ave no details qt the alleged plot. blocked adjournment a day ear in St. Vincent's Hospital. Doctors u IS-month-OM girl. ^ sikawberry ■holds are permitted below , the "As bad driving is a sin against deniad racing, but poHce were still 1- | i THIS WEE^tEND^ ON|,Y InveialgaUng. - ' Former employes of the bank LumumbS -charged two weeke lier. Each aide held firm yesterday, said death was due to pnepmonia .. j'. .waist. ' God and against man, -made in Polê Chief J. Raymond Melkle rupt Boston Post, wRIch ceaXed go that Bolikango was trying to and the bill died. < and compll.catlons due to his ad c h a r g e d IN BLAYUfQ 1^. bag I Desplla' be diaqualifldation the G(^’S-'image, so good driving hon ’,.-1 said, "Speed was. .definitely , in'- publication in I860, to reMdve ft a seceuionlst movement in Facing each other ip the Sen vanced age. Benton, HL. Sept. * (F>—«B ussian'will keep h!s gold medalT ors G6d and dignifies man. volved” in the efttah, which took $110 , .900 paynteht of baclr vmgtg iquator province. The premier ate chamber through mpeh of the Only last month the sprightly .eac-cenvipt ■■ who served prlMHi attaaaid, , , ^7!hristian character la revealed place on a slight tqurve. -late this month. ,.>lrs. Barbatw personally ordered his a r r u t 4-#eek tesaion were tlê Demo old physician; left - his organisa terns for murder and MF Hatta sai 9 the "Ax” occurred on not only in the chitrCh house on The victims wefq identified Powers,! wife of convicted U2 pilot A govemnupt spolnsmap soli crat!^ {presidential nominee, Sen. tion^ Washington, D.; C., head t o ^ was riwrged wUa i s e r v ic T V- g Sunday morning,"; he said, "but HNEHUi^TtlS OMN THURSDAY ond FRIDAY HE f the closing day of the wM tllng Lorlnfti Griggs Jr.i 17, of 1000, Francis! Gary’ Powers, plans to that qver sindq The Cohgp ob John!' ■ iF- Kennedy, and the Re- quarters for anotwqr tttarof Town- Ingltowy E a O O lR also behind - the j steering'' wheel STORE;. tournament. He said the Biugarli North iMaln 8 1.0' West Hartford, take Jofi a i a secretary while aha tsinedîts 1nde|iendence fifom eUmdard-bearer, Vice sSnd clubs.'still camj^tgnlng for .a yehr-old n *kop fertile I^ h o lk to y weekend. .Wo ate e l e Mi ^ ^ day MoiMoa- permitted ^m self to be plnped .. throughout the n^k.” Ck>nn„ a stu(lent ax U10 Suffield .waits for her husband. (o be ro- glum, BbUksngo hqa "conduot., Richard. M. Nixon—the federal program which he eald ftCm her Uanea'a ear «l*y._Lahhr Day." Bhmember Pinehurst la halliMay batrtee^ keep Yugoslavia’a Sbraneo' Mar- The Most Rev. j Maurice Schex- (Conn,)] Academy; i Jltuart-4*rown' leaaed from a ' ivlet prison. Ford, a campaign of sedltkm ogolns presiding officer. would provide dignified and ade . a Invet'a lana> fUntois . 718 Main St; ' “Opeii Jhurpday tillf«”^ MI 9-95^ Uie 0igh HCKool aUd the at SM Mala S t tinovtc from wlmiing the gold nayder. Catholic bishop of LsifA- aend. It, Skyêwt Lane, New Foundation ag$eaa toT donate equip----- The Oongo’i legally - instltur both political comits quate security tor. the elderly. . Sneed ad. yette, La„ takes an admittedly n,l Ctonn.; and _ Jamaa F, ment to !hftac.3edaeattonal TV to gmromment.smvariimsnt; wen* lem than enuiualqsUe when This was the battle he jNSged un. U aevei^ approach. the 600 aacohury aehools Ip ttw I the svlndup eome. ' .Many r “ w'Fafe Thfw) Hit adiat e< .alMtt* • U ^ Of IHlhl, iaBU. « 1 «• va«« nwjt ,4 K e iy iy m id BsguWVRn V • r 1 . .1 . ' I •

■ i- ; ■ "■ J 'vr: ' " ■'! ltANCH»5TER EVENING HERALD, MANCsbcSTER, CX)NN., ERIDAY, SEPTBBfBER 2," 1960 V A Q $ IS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2„ 1960 §||'pA(aB.Twd RochvUle-Vernan Bolton^ ‘Fix’ Charged M- ■ is It a Morat Obligation? V RochviUe-Vertwn in the on Firemen Wm Hiirn Rubbish Top Wiimers In Wrestlitig S 4 V E f ''News New Anti-Cancer Path 0A8BR o r K A A A t msoouNT m on . Mayor Defends Party ^ By U>VIS M.WOEM. Love the' Other Driver TA K E YOUR, DISCABb * At Olympics Larsf BdHIis From Coibimercial Sjpots To Compete (Coattnoed traiii P a g* Oaa) 12 AT OUB BOTXUNO rLiAMT ' AT BIQHT TIME NOrth-Sduth vnhicnlito Prleas Motefi an f«r Imom Mfv> By AUrhd Sbelnwold NORTH , (Ooattnned fiepm Page One)' $1 .5 0 ' orlea only; extra cRarga ta r ' 4i A « 5 Mayor Xi4o B.-âherty; Jr. ia id * to Manchester which opened Its At Pomona vanced cancer. . Thera alao had As You Love Yourself •When you havV. a town dump. Court Cases been repbria that the substance ■ Tax Inch qnetA's patilM, ahowan, Nominating Prijc^^diire today Fire p U ef John F. Ashe and Matinovic took the silver medal. for not making up your mind don t A trial pickup was arranged had occasionally slowed the etc. let the opponents rush'you.^m off ■ membets of the Fire I^partment Bolton Grange first place win Hatta said the federation dli- Plus Deposit (Continned from Page One) * with contractor Anthony Bottlcel- growth br temporarily reduced the I Flaherty Jr. todavf Tour-namcnt.-1)!:lnp hold at the Eaat the decision, uptll the .cifht time have a plan to help commercial ners In the local judging of baking Philip McLaughlin,. 32, of f4 tlae of tumors. qualified the Bulgariisn after rul Mayor T>oB 460 Traffic Deatl^^s WIST r lo. and last Monday night, he was and needlework contests will com ^ ' Hartford-'<5nlf Cour.se. cometu V . . A 10 9 .3 2 AvKS4 ektabliehmenie get Tid of (torn- Knighton St, was fined |10 for ^ t young Lentnek’s findings a#Med with Edward. Lipha, one of milting In death to themselves are West,opened the>eight of hwrU, hired to make two more pickups pete at Pomona, or district, level intoxication.' ing that a protest by Yugoslavia ^1.65 Delivered MANCHESTER Ac„...... rdins’„ -to M an n, W « 7 2 W A 1 10 9 6 1 ' bustible materiahi piling, up at pbsed a seeming paradox; That la, not to be given Christian burial Seen for Weekend dummy put up the king, and Eagt this month. The Council approved on Sept. 9 at North Coventry Louis Foxxlno, 30, of 16 Lincoln Was valid. ’ I Tax Inch two Derhocrata callins for a pri ehsiiman of the Jaycee event, A 8 5 A Nose "their placee of buslaeae. / • the two addiltonal collections to on the one. hand, the. material -'rti'cre-are four, flight.s with 16 men unleaa the chancery (bishop's) of won with the ace. East f*turnea A 9 8 5 4 A A J 10 7 Grange hall. St., was fined $6 for allov/ing hlk In ' the complicated wrestling Pluis Deposit mary, that the noininatins Ashe talked with Mayor Fla-' determine hew much it would cost Mrs. J. Ernes(, AkPhiwall was stimulated growth in an animal, BOTTLING CO. eiitcred In each flight, 'except fice has first been consulted and 'Chicago, Sept. 2 (iD—Nearly 100 the Jack ot hearts, and South SOUTH . dog to roarn. points system, the Russian needed mlttre’e rhoicea for norfilnaUon/ro thought that thla was the time to htrty this week and said he was to hire a contractor on a perman Bplton’s first place winner In the Knute Anderson, 49, ^J>f 240 While' on the other hand it appar Flight C. ;■ million Americans eased theit jobs A Q J 7 concerned about potential fire a win by fall to beat -Martinovlc. 10 HENDERSON RO. the General Assemtsly were .pfear- th^ facts of the case warrant such ent basis. cake contest and Mrs, Myron Lee Woodbridge St., -was fined $S for ently could Inhibit- growth in a In Greco-Roman, a wretler .Ui Wirir The Ik-hole round may be discard. , hasards accumulated papers tumor. • ' btirial.” into neutral gear today and pre South didn’t think he could gain trim Mayor Flaherty said today the in the yeast.bread diviaion. A cro Intoxication. eliminated when he has^more than Ml 3-7922 ransed. played, off anytime until Sept. 11. A A K Q J TriTs and cartonii. pared to relax over Labor Day by discarding a club, but he felt A K 6 plan offered by Fire Chiet Ashe cheted doily made by Mrs. Bruce G. Dorothy Plerog ■'of 30 O’Leary Miss Bath had been doing re five points against him.'When a Replying'to Upka's charge Ih.tt After plaWng their rounds, en As for' accldehts resulting In Ashe said he and hk men will Is only a stop-gap measure and he Small Bottles death-td^ thera, .said the Bishop, weekend, summer’a laat Wg jioll- It might be useful to get rid of the 8oMh west". North . Ronson and a crocheted chair set Dr., was fined |3 for keoping an search into the possibility that hu wrestler wins by a fall, he re the nominatine comiTiinec knewin trants must post their scores on 0 tsirh discarded mateHals provided said he has hopes a dump site can the guilty "must live with low spade. TTie spade finesse Double Paw 1 NT made by Mrs. Arthur E. Plnney unlicensed, dbg. man, cancer is a growth •‘failure,’’ ceives zero points. If he wine by Case of 24 the flight sheets in the pro shop day. the merchants and manufacturers bb found in 'Vembn, City and town rather than a growth speed-up as Seutfi Off advance It was going to lecom- their own conSei^ces and must eventually Tost, .however, apd S A . All Put Sr. won' Rrat awards in the needle J u d ^ eh t was suspended in the a decision, he is assessed one at the ( lub. , , ' . For mlllloni^ the 3-day respite 3p«ung lead — MS / cart the material to one location officials have been attempting to intoxication charge against Rod- it has ordinarily been considered. $ meiid Rep. Raymond Spielman of The flighlri and matches are a.s ’atbnh Umough buteic^ avpmies of Ekist cashed the ade of clubs to work contest. point; If he draws, .two points; if 1,20 meant heading tor recreation on certain days. The service will locate a site. The Selectmen’s Mrs. Pinney, who Is a member ney'^Groves, 19, of 180 >4 Center St. She came up with evidence Indi Cantor St. V'ernbn hnd Rockville Tax Col fohdws Flight A i Championship I penance.^., ■ make sure of defeating the con he loses a decielon,' three points, I Tax Incl. be provided for Bockville business budget for the next fiscal year in of the Pomona Home Economics, Judgment was suspended in the cating that while a cancer may ap lectorGeiAld, Allen, the. mayor C. Gorman vs, O. Stein. B. Hansen The seveWty of Bishop .SChenx- haunts— the woods, the beaches, tract. and if he loses by a fall, four 7 4-8, caub—K 6. Wbat dp^ es only. eludes an 18,000 appropriation for committee, reports that articles-tb charge of keeping an ublicensed pear to represent accelerated Plus Deposit North Off said: "The nominating ((ihimiltec vs. S -Kolonkoy'J. Godron vs. J, The ,4-eent Andrew Carnegie na vder's order -is clear to Cath the homes of relatives. Declarer" should make this con points. tract by poatpdnlng his discard, you say? ' ' The Mayor said .those interested this purpose. be entered in the competition'>'Jtt dog againat Mrs. -.Jeanette A. Izzo growth of-cells, actually there la did Jiiat what it-lia.s done m ftii;, .T.iylor, U\ Hatlmann vs. .L. Dow, olics whose chbreh generally de;- Many millions set their sights Martinovlc, the Yugoslav, and "Famous American'' stamp, to be until he knows what ha .wants, tO Answer: Bid one diamond. should call City Building Inspec ■ ''Mayor Flaherty said he feels the Friday must be at the Gcahge hall of 229 W. Center St. a failure of some type in certain $1 .3 5 Delivered past—come ,110 with good'( amh- It . Hansen . vff T. Mrt.’u.sker, A. nies Christian' 'burial only to fl/miy on staying close to home. Kqrtdze, the Rueeian, each went Wo»t Cantor St. i.'^siied Nov. 2f>- dt New. York, will throw. When East rertums/ the Don’t make a shutout l)ld on 8 tor Roland Usher’s office snd town should operate a dump be ih North Coventry by 10 a.m. They Four cases were continued. mechanisms going on in the nuclei I Tax Incl: jdates.-from, ^he.eit.v and from the Orlowski v.s, J. Sniface, D. fJronin fegYure a photograph of a paint apostates, suicides, duelists and Blit travelers and stay-at-homes On a day-to-day baaia, David J. into the fifth and final round alike w'ere expected to put nearly jack of hearts at the second trick. hand with such fine hlgh-eard leave their names. On days bum-: cause it could be used by all rest may be left there UtC'night before or ’’hearts’- of affected cells. ,>towr1." ys. R. Campbell, and M. Light vs. ing of the- industrialist, philan certain others. Ing will be done, the building in- Melody, 17, of Bkist Hartford, , Thus, supervising aclentiata con charged with four points,' when Plus Deposit Lipka, >vlio is circulating a pe- all of the nation’s million mo South should ruff. strength. dents of the city and town and if the entrants wttn to do this. .,' J, Gworck. thropist, and founder of the Car Another Catholic Bishop, the û th . draws trumps with the (Copyright 1960, Qaileral Fea ,, spector’s secretUY "wUl. inform because there is no room for a Labor Day-Uterally charged with unlawfully destroy cluded, It appears consistent to the Yugoslaw drew a bye, the Rus - tltion-. for a ’ primary. i 1 a1 m e d Flight B: E.. Kamal v». N., Most Rev. Ralph L. Hayes, .Daven tor vehicles Into operation oh the negie Endowment for Internation act and a low trump to dummy. tures Corp.) V those who hsve called, when and dump in Rockville. He also com Members of the' CongregStors ing private property, to be re consider young Lentnek’s material sian then had'to win by a fall to ^■edncsdav the n-iiiiliating coni- Carlo. .V. ChmieslcwsUl vs. R. al Peare. aecordlng to Postmas- port, Iowa, ha.s endorsed his state’s roads at some time during the avoid elimination. SMALL BOTTLES CASE OF 30 holiday, the National Safety Coun He then puts Blast on the spot by where burning will be done. mented that. city officials are get of Boltoh Conêgationki: Church ferred to juvenile court for their as a growth promoter — whether i& tee "iu.sl went throiigli the mo Wohllehe, G. Putz vs. G. .McCome |ier General .Stimmerfleld, "Safety Sabbath." campaign to Winning by a fall, Koridze waa Plus Deposit cil said. '•) leading a low club from dummy. 'The City Oounoit has taken ting nowhere trying to find a site and -finyone else interested, trill possible acceptance. applied to the wiggly paramecium $1 .7 5 Delivered The stamp was designed * by promote safe driving over Labor- Until Sept. .10, Mrs. Doris M. or to slacking a cancer. tied with Martinovlc at the com ^, The council said that, despite If East plays low. South wins emergency steps to provide rub ipT'^non or surrounding towms. lal^r at painting the pariah rooni $|.50 Case Of 30 I Tax IncL Charles R. Chickertng of -the bay. He said "There is a moral bish collection to private resi of the church oh Imbor Day. The Holm'es of 45 'Victoria Rd., rJiarg- "Each ■ stu,4pnt was given an In pletion of the competition. But he obiigatlon for gvery aiitomoblle minimum operations of the na with the king ■ of clubs and can l ^ r A Good Time Unsbrpassedl I f a town dump were available Tax Incl. Plus Deposit Bureau of Engraving and Printing. reach dummy with a spade or a dences ever since the dum^-oh painting crew plahs to start at 4:30 ed with keeping an unlicensed dog; dividual project,” he said. "M y had a better point average, on the driver to observe the Yule.s of tion’s 13 million commercial trucks Next Time Try The Popular _ the Mayor said, the city vyouid The portrait was engraved by trump to discard the other club on West Rd. was closed early ,ln?uly. continue to' provide rubbish pick p.m. and volphteers will be wel OVal Smith, 57, of 125 Main St., biology chairmen, Mr. David Kraus, basis of five matches compared to Charles A, Brooks, and the letter safely on the roads.'" and local buses, the public is ex for trial on charges of intoxication the Yugoslav’s .four, and was pected to put 7.6 billion miles on the queen of hearts. Now South Oak GriU - 30 Oak St. I Commercial collecUoi^'wire deem up for private residences but come to atop by and help out from Introduced me to , Dr. Barnard.” ing and numeral hv William R. His endorsement also.- put a doesn’t have to lose a club trick. I No Cover e N<* Mlplmum I ed too expensive andfthe 6ounpU that-time On. and breach of peace.- Arnold does much of his research awarded the gold medal. Scibek,“’H, Welz Vs. M. Sayet. K. Its speedoineter mileage registers would 'still not collect from com Burnell. The stanip .wlll be similar Catholic, .stamp of approval on,a If Blast hops up with the ace of Country Music Afr'.Itii Beet,. | Monday n igh t, voted not to collect A meeting of the congrregation of Until Sept. 24, Charles W. Bpdo, in a laboratory in the basement of The Russian and the Bulgarian Hammer v as ni l h a t c d that Meyers vs. A. Janlon, A. Moss Vs.- —400 million more miles than are mercial establishnibnts. "It’s too' 34, of Wapping, for trial ' on in design to olher.s In the "Famous prayer for motorists written by tne clubs, he doesn't get a spade trick. featuring The Kentuckians _ from-them. When the dump w.as Bolton Congregational Church his home. wrestled for 11 minutes without night, hut wa.s rnyffalcd. L Montesi. T. acchowskl vs. F. traveled on a non-holiday week expenrive aiid Impractical to do charges of carrying a dangerous American" groun. issued inter Rev. Dr. W. Alfred Diman of the end period Including an extra dai". South can discard one^-spade on with Rick ’n Rod I first closed, the Publio Works £>e^ thl8,”jh«vsai\^ come a scientist; He will enroll at mlilutes, the Russian suddenly nominees, from th" nW snd town. sign. Flight D: J. Allen vs, S,. Blon- sheets of 70, There will he an initial uncommon with each of the varlou.s Blither wa.V South makes the jj^ e AIR-CONDinONED e ^ J W. Smith, financial secretary. The O o 1 u m b 1 a University this fall, threw his opponent, "As mayor, 1 rouldh't\ee ns go stcln, H. Gagnon vs, D. Caldwell, bring k'bottt 460 traffic deaths dur _" - ■ ______printing order of 120 million. denomlnation.s. ing the 78-hour period frohi 6 p.m. contract—provided he forces East' nominating committee of tho majoring in liberal arts. Hatta said the federation took ing Into the campaign W h both D. landman vs. A. Charlebois. B Across the top of the design vv'lH the “ Apache Braves.” .and ôu t- church will present the name of " It’s possible," he said, "that I up the matter after the Yugoslav nominees from the pural\ârea." One given Interdenominational lociay to midnight Monday. to commit himself first. Hebron Joenseau vs. .1. Shinn, R. Hayes be the wording “ United States I master Donald GrifQn was takbn Clyde Beckwith to fill out the term, will follow In my father’s footsteps team protested the match. No The Repitbliran." picked theirynoin- approval ank .used In a public safe Such a toll would .surpass last Dally QueetioA' ^ vs. R. Garabediaii, R. Uppmann Postage," Tile value "4c" vvill apc dniying campaign bears repeat- As dealer, you hold: Spade— into ^membership in the Nlkiwigl, Approve Road Project and be a builder.” The elder Lent- .Bulgarian was present at the meet Inees from the nty and town Nîie vs. P. Hess snd K. Kelsey vs. D. year’s labor day weekend when Deaths Last Night RHAM Takes Bids the Mnior-honor society. The Board of Selectmen- voted Local Stocks pear In the tipper right, and the Ing'r I Q J t, Heart—6, Diamonds—A K nek, a contractor, apecializea in ing at which the Bulgarian 'Wres Commission (' h airman Doi^ld Ainsworth. name "Andrew Carnegie'' in the 4 ^ died in traffic accidents. It \ Personal Notes last night to confer with the apartment houses. CHICKEN Loverin.- and former Re,p. Arthi "Father In heaven, save me FfAMO'S tler was disqualified, Hatta added. WHOLE R<*r Seaeon to Close upper left. In witlie Rortian letter- would.Be one death less than the By THE ASSOCIATE PRESS For Substitute List Members of the Hebron Wom Board of Finance on the proposed Bateman of Rockville from sins of'.careleasneas or reck- record Labor Day traffic toll of Qnotatfona Pamlahafi tif The: Recreation Commission will •hg. , Los Angelea-T-X)r. Francis E, RESTAURANT en's Club attended a smorgas widening of' part of School Rd. le.Msneas which endanger the lives 461 which was counted In the 19.11 Coburn O Mlddlabrook* Iu a ' Mayor Flaherty saiid he vVoiiil'! eihse the summer .sea^son at Henry It Is not alone a.s a,n industrialist Townsend. 93, founder In the Rt. 6 and 44A—M I 8r2842 bord .^luncheon Wednesday at the The Improvement was approved have felt the Same way if both of others. Give m.e spirihial.as well holiday. Qualified^ persons interested in. that Carnegie (a rementbered. as physical control of, this ma -1930s of an old aê pension plan Pleasant View- Lodge, North by the Town Planning Commission Bunk Btoeka '' THE HOUSE OF FASHION nominees had Vieen from Roek- While still in his mld-thlrtles. he In urging careful driving, the that bore his name, died Thurs For A Wonderful Time . . . substitute teaching at RHAM Windham. • at a recent meeting. ,q, ^ - Bid Asked ' chine; discipline my mind • and Excellent Food, Entertainment, s'ni. "Ay"™ .i u.. began a career of, philanthfophy body with the demands of divine Safety Council posed thlk arresting day of pneumonia and complica High School, should submit appli- Mrs. Gertrude M. Hough and Estimated cost of the project Conn. Bank and Truit ONLY Lb. THE YEAR’S RIO ONE! Atmosphere that led him' tri give awav more love as revealed in .le.su.s/Chdst fact—that more than one half of tions of old age. Townsend, a eations at the .high school office her daughter, Mrs. Mildred Foil- Is $8,000. If the town is to widen Co...... 45 Bid than .$32.'5 million in his lifetime, this year's Fourth of July traffic physician who lived in Long more, are back'- again at the old the road in the near future, a ape Hartford National EYE GLASS^ SALES SCRVICE Convontional pects legislatirm will be Ihtrodjired i d»>• Pnil which sfty , that I must ^ v e ^ h e ■THE APARTMFNT" DANCING EVERY before school opening, Sept. 7. to build libraries, art museums, victims —442- were killed within Beach, waa bom near Fairbury, homestead in Hebron, after havmg cial appropriation 'will have to be Bank and Trust Co. 37>/4 401-4 in the next session of-Jhe General i >t*m llorotyltz Memorial Po°'- other driver as I love rr^,eKrGive lack Lemmoa - Shlrlex MaeLaiae, Application blanks may be ob JOF NOTCH FOODS and other ih.slltutlons. to encourage 10" miles of their own homes. . 111.' ' ' Frea Mar.Harray SATURDAY NIGHT spent some time In Ekut Hampton made since the Selectmen report ' Fire Inraranoe Companies HEARING Assembly that will affect both 1 Competition V lll be provided In me-and all otheLg-jou'The road to tained at the school office,- which ediicHtlon. science, the fine arts, W’he council Maid this preponder- Verona, Italy.—Mario Riva, 40, l:Sa8;W Lounge Dally at the home of Mrs, GordcTn Bevin, the town-aid road fund was de Aetna F i r e ...... 85 88 ; three age groupt;. 9 and under; 10 day such contrprtof mind and body Is open daily from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m-. fhroiigh l.li: anif\Î3 through 1.1. civic responsibility and to promote that this h ig h ly ma.v be safe for ahee of rlo.sc-to-home accidents roly poly comedian who was 'rnisis Alto Entertainment Lunches another daughter of Mrs. Rough's. pleted with the. summer road-oil Hartford Fire ...... 50 63 AIDS Pi.scussing the,carididates nomi ter of ceremonies of Italy’s most Dinners P THIS COUPON GOOD FRI. NIGHT ONLY Boys and girls in w s e agef groups peace. • ' • stresses that peril stalks even the Scout A'wnrds "Lightning never strikes twice ing program. 'Diey will ask the National Fire ...... 1 1 5 125 nated bv the town committee, children,, men a w women ' "Tho Rostltss Y may enter if they ^tendfschools Collectors desiring first day short-run driver who goes to the popular tolevLsion show, died >:4M:M-lt:M e OPEN SITNDAYR e Boy Scouts of Troop 2^ Im In the same place” is an old say Board of Finance to Include the Phoenix Fire ...... 79'4 82H CONTACT LENS SPECIALIST WORLD •Mayor Flaherty said h* faels Spiel- 'Thursday. He fell on a fligljt of In Rockville, Vernon,^^llngton or cancellations may send addressed office, for a little, extra. \(fork, or proved their skills and completed ing which does’ not always prove item in the new budget which will Life-and indemnity Ina Cos. 50 FREE wuasN*GREEN STAMPS man wa^ a good legislator "nd j envelopes to the Postiiiaster. New take.s the family to a nearby picnic stairs leading off a theater stage requirements, at the encampment true. The predecessor of the "old should be returned to office ; He i o • \ . go into effect with the beginning Aetna Casualty...... 86 90 Nothing to buy. One per adult customer. Good York 1. N. Y., with remittance to grpve.'' 11 days ago and suffered several at thke of Isles Scout Reservation red bam” in which the Congrega of the new fiscal year, Oct. 1. said the nominating eominittee I The calendar for the remalnaer 3 broken ribs. Later he developed Aetna U fe ...... 84’4 87H OPTICAL STYLE BAR ’’"Friday night; Sept. 2, 1960 front s to 9. cnvfr the cos', of the-^tanip,;i to be State Youths With a traffic jam of boats ex reoShtly. Leaders report all 13 tional Clhurch Mouse auction is to The annual Inritatlon . for bids Conn. Gereral .... 390 410 felt fortunate in getting Allen to | of the season Is as follow « To- pneumonia. • . A T T H E THEATRE affixed EacTt envelope . niii.st be pected to materialize in waters stiouta in attendance showed im':^ be held Sept. 10, was struck by on supplying gasoline and fuel oil Hftd. Steam Boiler . 83 Bid 76S MAIN STREET Ml 8-1191 run "He is IJie cltv,^tj;( eolleelor night.’ VFW vs. PAC in theîty COOL STRAND HARTFORD Good At Either Top Notch Store marked, in pencil, iii the upper everywhere marine ' hazards in r H NOW provement in swimming. Second lightning and burned to the for town trucks- and buildings will Travelers ...... ___ 871,4 90^ and Is familiar with and'will he- softball championship, 6 o'cldt^k; right corner, Indiiviting- the mim- Killed in Crash claaa pins were awarded to Scouta creased. Last Labor Day weekend, grotmd some 50 years aô. Old be. Issued in the next few days Pnblle Ctumes come more familiar with city | the final record dance at the le . ber of stamps to be affixed l.si-n- Glenn Donald and Richard Santos 29 persons died in boating acci EAST Umera said at that time that a still Laurelston Sunoco Station has Conn!" Light A Power 244 26V4 programs He's a good i amfiaigrier, | nis courts, S to 10 o'clock: Satiir le.s," blocks, etc.). (Continued from Page One) for-completing their second class older barn on the same site was too.■' the Mayor addeii. He said he ; day. the swimming champion* dents, There were 62 drownlngs furnished g ^ lln e during the past Hftd. Electric Light . 62 • 65 _^^closure of medium weight not connecte■- be eleafV marked "First Day parently driven by .the y^.im rani »TTTnftfi front destruction. All hope that Associated Sprihg .. 17% 19%, Joanna Wondwnrd for First Class rank. On comple pastor, Sunday service at 10 a.m. Hammer and Lipka are seeking | K‘" " vs. Lnion Congos 6 p.m. at Covers Cartjegie Stamp." f'oller- youth, hopped the curb while tion of their indoor requirements lightning will not cut-up like that Bristol B ra ss...... 11 13 traveling south on the 2-lane high- sermon topic, "Workers of the registered Democrats to sign their ^ Ihe jiHirk; Wednesday, .laycees vs. tors are cautioned to send (i.ir- “Rally ’Round The Good'Seatt U'p To Shew Tine they will receive awards at a troop a third time. Dunham B u sh ...... 6% 6% BY • - - -■ ■ ■ rtockville Hotel. Henry Park.- p wa.v. Matlaoo Wod. • Sal., Saa. > p.m, Church. Unite!” Em-Hart ...... 56 60 petltion.s which must he flle.l^v ,negie first day .cover rerpiests sep Now thru Sat, Flag Boys” Mail-Fhono Order* Filled ETealagi At 7: it Court Of Honor this fall. ' Services of the churches Sunday next Thtirsda^- 'The pr)niar)FAvl!l p;rh.: National Guard vs, Ameri arately. Any order.M cbnbaitiing 'i’he car smashed broadsidg^to . St. George’s Blpiscopal Church Fafhlr ^Bearing - •. • • • 49 52 Al«o ‘ Promplt.T Friday A Satarday At t Scouts IlYank Eddy and Rich will be:. S t.' Peter’s Episcopal, 9 THE _b*_held_ Snpp 29. can licgion. Henry Park, 6 p.m.; reqiiest.s for other tssiies will be tne utility pole a foot behind the - Double Attroction *«Wrack Of The MarV DeMn** Fhoae gA S-TUS-JA l-4tl4 Am., Holy Ooinmunion and sermon, the-Rev. Donald W. Greene, vicar, Landers Frary Clark 16% ' 18% ,IC Tourney Tnrterwa., ami Tliitrsday, _„Aitierlcan I^g.um curb and the wall directly behind, ard Grant Jr , were awarded the Holy Communion at 10 a.m. Sun N. B. Machine ...... 16 18 xeiurned unserviced by- Ui'e Posl- BROADWAY HIT camping merit badge and finished the Rev. Gordon W. Weeman,'rec- --Âli qualifying rffiinds have been vs. Jaycees at Henry-Park, 6 p.m. ma.sler at New York. Collectors the pllal NiiteM In lw'#hy the pole. „ many of the requirements for the ist. Maurice Church, the Rev, Stanley Works .... 16 18 are also rantioned that orders TENNESSEE WILLIAMS rowing merit badges. Bruce Lip- Hebron Ce''dhne■egational, 10 Am., the Gfeateiy Rfickville JajrcceGolI AdniiUed- yesterday; B e r ii a r d must not Inel.il.de roqiie.st.s for Un- The Townsend and Baum youths Bernard L. McGurk, pastor, Mass Veeder Root ...... 52 55 pincott passbd most of the camp the Rev. John N. Cross,'pastor,., pf- ea at 7, 8:30 and 10 a-m. Sunday. Ml 9-5224 J A 2-S7S0 Kruger, Hartford Tpke.; (Tiarles cancHed stamps. . were, thrown a few feet from the fleiating; Gilead Congregational, The above quotations ara not to Kinney. 2 Bancroft Rd ; F.mory ear. The Gi;lggs youth was pinned ''Baby Doll" ing requirements, and Lloyd Grant United Methodist Church, the be construed as actual marketA received merit badges for camp T1:1S a.'m., the Rev. John N. Cross Bicaii .Ir , 19 Clirst.hiil .'ll; Cla.vton A new edition of'tlje "History In the i)asscnger sqat. And oRiciating. The paator’a sermon Rev. James M. Gage of Coventry, ■iti-vi'tiiia Mr lntyic. Siiiitiy V'lew Dr.. Venion; of t<'nlteWINDS( Patrol L«ader Roderick, McCor- theme will be “All Ye That Labor.” A I P Annie Gtilifned. ft -Ward St ; Postal Cards, and .Stamped Enve sa'iil lie found The,Townsend and Sunday. CO NO rison won the camping merit F'rances .Morgan, 99 Brookl.yn ,St. lopes" lias been profhieefi by the Griggs hoys il'ead when he arrived. "A BOXER WITHOUT Manchester Bvenbig HMSld He ~ ihiUetin Board IfELD OVER: KMkS TI E.S. liiSrharged vcsteiday: Chailes NOW badge and completedôst of the Post O fflie Department. ( ’(Illee- ’Pbe Baum youth died within min- AN OPPONENT" NOW 2 COLOlt HITSl bron oorrespoBdent, ROas Susan The Board of E d u c a 11 o n has Young Kelly Rd . Vernon; Ken lor.s ms/y secure eopie.s by seiuling Ute.'i of his arrival. rowing requlreiheii^ scheduled a Special meeting Tuea ’'MHUEf lUcUlfll Kirk Omurlki B. Pendleton, tolepbone ACademy A I neth Sairvti, in-Thompson ,St.; A l slHiU|ied, adilre.s.sed, eiiveloiifs A n\imber of beer can.s in the Kim Nevak Senior Patrol/Xieader Lymam ii-S454. day at 8 p.m. at the school. They JACKUMMON. bert Hager 14,'i Vernon Ave. Irmik of the car exploded from the "STRANGERS Eddy and junior assistant Scout wllLconaider-finonclal questions re /TMt .1 large >i7.ej to the SpeeialvA-'*-'U-'. r. StOGK THEATER *‘Wreck of the MAry were aWarded the bronxe cedar An ..engineers strike today delayed k;l(T leoiis .sei-vii e McKinney Lumber, sons Island, were found 7.1 to SO ROUTE 29—SOMERS, rONN., Deare'* sume-writing the''Mancheater Her ■MI .1-2H1 of 9 4S1S. feet away. There were no skid camp emblem as outstanding first the sailing of the French liner aid Bolton newa Tuesday; ye^r campers, presented by camp Idberte foc.New York. Among the Teoierrow I p m. Rid Shioi marks on the pavement. ' “For Reservation Call THE BEST AHEAD OT THE REST '■OBOST niVrRV- lARTUflNR \ eriion anil TnIrotlilMe news Is Ar<*a (iirls Kiitcr Rlvervlew 9-44521, directoV ' •Tioc" Morrison, at the 1,050 passengers, who are remain Advertisement^, Imndled Ihriiigh The llerslrt's honor council fire. Senior Sdb'uts ing "aboard, are - 600 Americana Clean rang# and fuel oil - cour St.xr W I t.h , Itofkville Biiren,ii, ,1 . Main Sl„ School of Nursing Charles Eddy and Rod McCorriaoti homeward bound from European teous service. McKinney Lumber, ■F’RUM riu. Tt RRAI t.' I telephone THemont were tapped for memberaliip in vacationa. STANLEY WARNER MI 3-2141 or 9-4818. Four ^(iaim tiealer girls and three area girls have reghstered in the RECORD l\ Mias Ahfie E. 1^’saard. 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■ - J 1 • ■ / \ . 31ANCHESTER EVENli Television ha fln t sesatim will bo hold at May’i remark was prompted by 3108.4 m i 1 n 0 n. Pay increases came independent he. declared .in totaling 132.6 million were granted sessions would, last from 8:15 sooner ec later, Congress would CD PMl fUvtrs 8bou Rfho homo o f Mm. Jamts Tant, 90 "B______olikah„ g^ Puna party âji a letter to the students of neigh 4:00 Cartoon Playhouse an announcement from James T. On Charter Bit I 'nieater tin progrsaa) BviinrwHW.im JiwrigeiTig oh 4.6,480 employes. There were 326 offered two ministries in the gov boring Ruanda Urundl: "The. to 2:15. heed hts plea. concord ltd., with Mrs. Frank Hor-. Patterson, Republican Fifth Coii-^ C losed, t ■ ■ ■ rst.noiw Un frogreas) iwk t . '^ ton, a p*st prosidsnt, as leader. persons sepafalgd for tmsatlsfac- ernment bu| Bolikango insisted Congo hsji not acquired its - Inde- Eighth and nintl graders Over the years his plan took irly 8bow (la erogreae) SherloSiôtoaa gresalonal District candidate, that tory service. pendencr to cower under the boot J'ounden of, the "ClUzeni for the will attend full sessions. . Sheena _ , WIchHa imm 10. » . Tlio aooond meeting will be at the that he personally wanted the of various forms, but basically Ita Cannuo Ball homo o f Mrs. WUllam Whttaoy, 169 Nixon had accepted an invitation fice of the president or prime min of a dictator or to be divided into i Cluirtet” ..(roup InvUee all votert SSir Lstioelot i *.40, a half dozen plates drowned in the Saturday principles irOnialned urfchanged. Avery St, with Mrs. John Knowl- Trooper Injured ister. - and yxmn^ po6pl^ intereated In 1:25.Weather; News ft Spfill..__ play Your Hnaeli 21. BROILED to tour'that district, with the ten enormous Africsn continent.” Most recently he advocated a 1 to 2 • :au White'Hunter ?l5?oIdea VUIace _ , .2 , ton, mOmborship chairm an, in ■' y tative date /set during the first Hartford, Sept. 2 (JF) — State "This . was not accepted by For the Long Weefcead the proposed 'change' to council* Senate Confirms . New* a Weather , Orlttnal Amateur Hour Boitgango said the circum per cent tax on gross, personal in ehargo. week of October.. Trooper James L Salzano suffered Monsieur Lumumba.” ■ manager-town medtlhg f ovemment 'Sports New* a. Weather 2:20 ‘rha Pendulum lOBSTER A-LA-HQB-NpB Angry Puna party officials in stances of the advent Of independ comes. Of his program In general, December Bride . The orientation sessions art to I t . apparahtly Was a misunder- a fractured collar bone and other Judge Smith fdr Maaquerade - Party 20 Leopoldville said six other Fhina ence "threaten to lead The Congo' • to join them at a meeting Wednee- he said lately: House SJiqualnt now memhoro with the OWX 8FB01AL BHWWÂ'VFflWO) ■tanding on Patterson’s part, May Inji/rles about 6 a.m. today when straight injto anarchy after June BOURNE BU|GK 4:45 Dous Edwards 10:00 Moment of Fear \l\ S; purpose, program and proqodure of leaders were picked up yesterday ^ day night at 8 ^.m. at Tleasant "It'4 the same one we’ve had in Hiinfley-Brlnhley The Detective! RERVED WITH TOSSED I said ,todRy,/aa'to the exact schedul he was Hit b y a car while check 30.” , . . XlTor. Main and fitiddle Tpke. 2nd Circuit Posi Parla Preetnet the Loaguo of Women Voters, a f r i e d ing of Connecticut appearances of in Coqullhatyille, the Equator Valley School. , ^ Congress for the paat 20 years John Daly F k B if c n osjuxir---- . ing the lights of a truck in 4:55 Sport* News a Weather Twilight Zone non-parulaa organization. nUBNOH FRIED POTATOES—ROIXS ud^ÛTTIR Nixon, the GOP presidential can W.efhersfleld.. province capital. They charged without being able to get It out 7;UU Liockup lO'.SOStarf9:20 Star Spotlight John Madden; charter cqinmW* Washington, Sept. 2 —U.S.' iHMmue atudy groups meet in didate. /T h e truck, a tractor-trailer oper that Lumumba is trying to smash ston member and. Rye St. ^Demo 6f the Ways and Means Commit Mersid Piaytiouse PI , Black Saddle OH 'THE OONGQDltSE AX. THE District Judge J. Joseph Stnith of tee.” •" Uovle at Sevan Peraon to Psraoa morning and evening sassUms, and Patterson’s announcement said' ated by Leo Bastien, Worcester, all opposition. Hearing; Sept. 14 crat; and Gaylord L. Palne,‘'cpm- Brave Stallion U :00 BigDI0 Newa.5^WW» . • membera may attend whichever li Mass., was parked on the shoulder Bolikango’s arrest falls into ihe When the pension group was or Dial Wv Weather Sports a Newa 2; 18, Nixon’s tour would atart at IVln- TV OR RADIO “■ misidon member and BUlngloh -Rd.- Connectictit has been confirmed as meet convenient During thla elec aled, move th rou gh Litehfield of the south-bound lanes of the pattern Lumumba has been fol - Republican,'have called the meet- ganized in 1933, Townsend ad News a. Weather Barry Biarenta On Earth Rules ^•Judge 0fv,lhe Second Circuit vocated a 2 per ceht tax on all Shotgun Slade UiU Jack Paar 10. tion year, which le also the 40 th County, down the Naugatuck Val Berlin Turnpike and Salzano was lowing of concentrating power in PLAYING Ing to give voters an opportunity 7:15 John DtUy 40 World'a^BMt Movlea snnlveriary of women’s luflefage, Court- of Appeal, for Connecticut, business transactions to finance -ttuntlav-Biinktey 1240 Summer Olymplca 2, ley and to Derby in the fifth Dis standing near the. left front of the his hands. The Town Planning Commission - to become fully Informed on details Award Theater the league Is emphaslBing its voter tractor. rHevhss announced'he will ar POORLY ? " o f the charter proposal, which, will New Yorkând Vefmont. 3200 monthly pensions' for each . PUm trict. hss rescheduled Its public 'hearing person who ristlred at 60. At var 7:iU Wall Oianay Prasenta 11:20 Jack Paar Show information service on candidates V May said itoday the possibility of A south-bound car driven by rest Anyone trying to start a se be put to vote .at a special refer- WillUm Tffnljers, a R^puljlican Rawhide 3. 11:45 Stîght HoTle and isiraeO at the local, atate ori esrth removsl regulations to ious times he Changed the total Grand Jury Premiere GARAGE DISPLAY a -Winste.d-to-Waterbury awing for Frank A. d’Alessandro, 58, of 54 cessionist movement, such as Al - endunl in October. They are'trying lawyer from Daclien, Cdnn.,' will national levele., ' Congress St., who wss on his way Sept. 14, a Wednesday. to enlist support' and arouse en- amount sought and the means of Clmarrpn City 1:00 News Nixdft had,been suggested, but that bert Kalondjl in Kassi province succeed him as '1 1 ,8 . Dl^rlct producing it. Hawaiian Eye 1:30 News a Weather Anyone interested brjotning the ClOSm UBO* DAY WrtlKBW nothing about the presidential can to work, sideswiped the left rear and Molse Tshombe in Katanga • Originally, the nearing was set thtfslaam for theêharter proposal. F o r Information Can CoReot Rlvervlew 8-M80 Judge. _ X \ SEE 8ATUno*r8 TV WEBB FOR OUBIPLBTB U8TINO lesgne may caU MrO. Knowlton, 22 didate’s vi.sit waa definite.* of the truck and then struck the province. for Sept. 19, a Monday, but the If approved by referendum, the Hi political encounters fre Zoning Board of Appeal was The Senate confirm*^ thiJ rtom- quently were stormy. In 1937 he Scarborough-RO. Other Orientation .or Send Oouptm The announcement from Patter policeman. With Tshombe, Kalondji end new form of town government meetlRgBWlU be held early In J961. Trooper Salzano, 33, of 108 Hood found to have prior claim on the would go Into effect in October, inatlons' of both nien last "night .was''sentenced to 30 days .in Jail son came from ’Washington, Where Kasavubu, Bolkiango is among with no objections as the con Terrace, West Haven, attached to the premier's most influential Municipal Building hearing room 1961. . - . for contempt because he refused to Haja attending a scries of party Flower Shop Serves aa Brake gressional s4ssibn beared conclu answer questions asked by a con- Radio conferences. Troop H, Hartford, was admitted political oponents. for that evening. In inviting voters to join k AMOf to Hartford Hospital. His condi Earth,removal regulations, to be. "Frlenda of the C hafer" at the sion. ' gressloifial. fhveatlgatlng commit A station Wagon that had been driven by Mrs. Eva M. Sanford at Hebron is shown being' , towed off- At one time Lumumba was pre REPLACEMENT TUBES tee. President Franklin D .^ o p se- (Tills Hstlat InelndaS anly thoss Bsws broadcasto of 18 sr l l iiiillnte tion was not considered serious. the sidewalk-after having rammed Into a 9^4 by 7 foot plate glass window in front of Milikowski’s pared to support Bolikango as added to planning and zon.ing rules', ' Wednesday evening meeting at The Senate received both nom- Hortst Killed -— Besides the fracture, He suffered a have been in the making for about Pleasant Valley School, Madden velt granted nio) What Tl^flKend length. SoBM etatloas carry other short aovrsoaato). Flower Shop at 697 Main St. at nooii today. Mrs. Sanford told police she vvm driving north on president'of the new republic. He FOR EVERY SET' in.atiohs last year but did not act ■ UCl OIL Darien, Sipt. 2 (/r9—A motorist cut scalp and bruises. ' 10 months. Since June, the pro urges them to "assist in the whirl prt' them. TTicy were re-submltted afterward called "an unsoimlted WOB4>-itS2 A 8:10 Washington'iiStoaton Main St. when she attempted to fitop for a fed light at Bissell St., she found that the brakes did later threw his strength behind pardon.” ' 4:00 Jerry Blsh^ Show 10:45 The' Three Suns was Injured nttelly today police D’Alessandro, was arrested by not work. She saw a vacant parking stall and turned into it, hoping the curbing would stop her. Ka.iavubu. posed regulations have been under wind campaign to be staged In by President Elsenhower this year. 11:00 ■■ IWS GASOLINi said, when the caKin which he was ARTHUR'S TTie old Crusader’s mOnuhwntal '8:05 Today.on wall Street il4E EnfleM Bt, IfceBipseRTlllc ^ 81 MOW’ Sgt. William V. Hickey on a However, the cum was low there, her car bounced right oyer it, crossed the sidewalk, and came- to The Bangala people are very study by town officials and con 942 3Ialn St., 3tancheeter winning voter approval of the chaf .Smith, 56, West Hartford, Conn., 4:10 Art Johnson Show 11:1* _.orta Final riding alone colUded^Ôi a truck charge o f reckless driving. He was dlsda' ■ fpr the present social' ae- 11:20 ISDtrlighI Btranada a quick stop against the front of Millkowskl’s. Damage to the window was estimated at<^3l70. numerous In Equator province and tractors. Several revisions have Corner of St. Jamee St. ter plan." has been associated with the fed 8:06 Raynor Shines jFlease send me yoor free ntaetcated eatolpgue e f' oti the Connecticut 'Pilimplk#. 22 in Soouts In P^lr curlty aystem was typified by hlS 11:06 Spotlight on Sports w rop—1412 ordered to appear" Sept. Damage to the Sanford car was slight. Police-believe the master brake e.vlinder in her car burst, as large numbers have taken up resl-' resulted In the proposed regula eral courts since 1941. Prior to tt'.lO Raynor Shines State Police IdentifleiKthe dead vWethersfield Town Court. brake fluid could be seen on the pavement tracing her route. There was no arrest. (Herald Photo dence in Leopoldville. A t one tinie tions as they first appeared. Local scout troops are working comment: "It's an inadequate and h04 Sign Off 2:00 ;Newa Wsatber IGemgeeCr Have • reprsisnteUve call □ that he served four terms as a unfair patchwork which pays the 6:15 Cohn. I Ballroom BANTLY OIL man, as James P. PettsX^Z, of ' by Pint.o). I on exhibits or demonstrations for Democratic member of the House WBAY—Sll 7:00 Ray Somers Rennet Farm Rd-.'Ridgefleh most to those who need it the I .iMI' \ \\ , INI *NAMB * • e e 2 • a • a a ♦ • ♦•a 2 2 • a • *9 bf* • • B ♦,*•8 • . F o f e « the Wapping Fair Sept. 10. of Representatives from |he Fifth 1:00. Naks^ ^ 11:00 News' _. „ Police quoted witnesses as Restored Scoutmaster Ellsworth Watson least.” 1:30 John Daly ” . 11:10 Buy Somers- . • .vb- \ I Hertford, Sept. 2 (A9—Persons DlstricL, Sound health in hts later years t;40 Big ShotT . ^ 12:00 Dea Raycet Shew '■ M \i\ ■ Im.i.i jADlmSSS a a a a a • ia a a a a |.a a • # da a • a aâ a a aa* a a a Ing Betts’ car "wandered” all ov of Boy Sqout Troop 82. has Inforhi- r-.OO Edward P Morgan X h o wish their voting rights re fleiate at the ceremony which will Company will embark- on ita first ’Timbers' was appointed general enabled him to pursue Hts d r e w WfMF—1222 the eastboUnd lane before it crossed coaat-to-oO«st tour. Moon Eclipse ed fair authorities his group will 1:15 Big Show 2:00 anoial Nswa UL Mltflifll 9-'l'j9S the dividing strip and entered the stored; after having lost them be held at 10:30 a.m. in the march in the parade and will meet counsel of the Securities and Ex with boundless energy. 1:80 Public Alfatrs 16:06. iwcaae and News iC(IT through a crime conviction, should Church of the. Good Shepard. Fred The compajiy will present “A change Commission .. in 1953. He 1:02 Sign Off westbound lane, narrowly' missing at the fairgrounds at 7:30 a. m. ' " I look on this as only the first 7:00 ton Lewis Jr, apply-NUs month in order to get, erick T. HawAs, New Haven, will Midsummer Night’s ' Dream,” and Early Monday supervised the commission’s en w n o -it 2t 7:16 ening Devotions another car and a truck. Sept 11. to help in the cleanup de step,” he once seid. "iVhy should in underthe wire for the November be ordained at the Same time. "A Winter's Tale” In each of the forcement-program In the federal S:00 Newa 7:20 lowcase and News • The car and the second truck tail. Also, Watson will man a we tax property? A gross Income S:20 Weather and Sports 7;.36 jmbardotand collided head-on, killing, Betts In election^, : Hr. Cuffee will be presentjsd for 17 cities visited. It opens in Bos N e w Y 0 r'k, Sept. 2 (/P)—An ' booth at the fair to enroll rjew courts. tax Is the direct reflector of busi B:30 Suppertime Serenade \ T aaeball Roundup ordination by his father, the Rev. 7:00 Dick Purlell <8 New York at Baltimore y stantly. Police identified the driver Mrs. Gertrude O’Donnell, Lltfh- ton Sept. 26, eclipse of the moon will be visible scouts. He left that post in, ,1956 to, be ness and production as a whole, MU|lq .Beyond the Stars •-of the truck'as Felix Murphy; 40, field, chah>man>f the State For Aaron J,- lCuffee, .St, Mark’s Lawrence Langer, founder of- Troop meetings will resume 7:25 Summer Olymplca low In the western sky throughout come a partner In tirt law firm of and It’s simpler.,Why shouldn’t It 7:30 News _ Worldâws hduodUB Inwood, N. Y. Murphy was unin feited Rights Commission, Isaued Church, Bridgeport.- Mh . Hawes the festival and chairman of the .. Sept. 12 and subsequent Monday Skadden, Arps, Shite and Timbers. ultUnatcly: replace all other taxes, 8:05 Gpandatandv^^ditand glsnolr' . that reminder todaj^ will be presented by the R«v. WII* the United ' States early Monday evenings from 7 to 9 p. m. at the jured. board of trustees announced the He has been, a member of the fluctuating hi accord with nation "Betts leaves a widow and foilr The commisalon, located at 119 liam R. Robbins, rector of-.^St, trip yesterday. monrlng, the Hayden Plrfhetarlum ,N Main St. Commimlty Hall. . •ITiomas’ Church, New Haven, o f Darien OOF Town Committee al Income?" ' , children ranging in years from Capitol Ave., has the authority to Bert Lehr will join the regular said today. Enrolled at S t Michael’s since 197. restore a person’s votingN^vl which he is a member. Leslie R. Kenny of 673 Slater Townsend, bom In a log Ca.bin one and a half to eight.' company as a guest star. He will The eclipse will begin al 5:36, Both men ar% graduates of Yale near Fairbury, 111., began prac leges after its exarntnation shows Mr. Cuff ee is a native of, Bridge P lay two Shakeepearean clowns has a staff of Highly Qualified S t vHU enter S t Michael’s. Col a.m. (EDT) when the moon eh- Law School. ticing medicine in 1897 In the Accident Totals that the person is worthy of port. Until his new assignment is —'A ttorn and Autolycus. lege a t'W ‘" “®**'‘ *’**■'*' “ • Black Hills town of Belle FoUrche, suming those rights. She says the inouncfd, he will continue to ters the shadow of the earth. The freshman this year. He prepared Mitchell Hartford. Sept. 2 (fln—The State Investigation by the commission ' After Boston, the festival 'iÎl S. D. He moved his' practice le sefve at the Church of the Good perform in Baltimore, Cleveland, start will be.yisible. at that moment for College at Marianapolis Prepa Motor Vehicle Department’s dally takes about two weeks. Shephqrd. all across the country. > ' y shoe Experts Long Beach, Calif., in 1920 and Call th^ n^berÔ r .quidf, courteous Detroit, Chicago, • St. Paul, Den'\ ./ ratory Schoolxta Thompson. Manchester Man record of automobile accidents as Mrs. O’Donnell said that voting Mr. Haw'cs is a native of Phila Freshman week will begin Sept. retired to devote, full ftme to pen- ver, Lioa Angeles,, San Francisco, The eclipse will become .total at .sioneerlng before his organization attention to your investment needs. of la.it midnight and the totals on rights can bo restored without the delphia. He worked in Wall St. 14. Testing, conferences with fac \' the same date last year: Salt Lake City, Houston, Dallas, 6;38 a.m. (EDT). That phase will Guest Preacher had grown to clubs in 1986. glare of publicity. At one time, and then as administrative assist 10,000 1959 1960 this work was handled by the leg St. Louis, Cincinnati. Washington, be\yisible from about the middle of ulty adVdsers, issuing of books ’The doctor's wife, Minnie Bogue ant to the president of United Air and Air Eorce ROTC uniforms will ! X " Accidents 2201-2 - 2.^07 (Est)islature and thus open tq publicity. Wilmington, and Philadelphia. theêntral time zone west, but not The Rev. Ernest L. Bengston Jr., Townsend, died in 1951. A son, craft Service CoTp. He left be east of that, take up most of the daytime hours pastor of the Winchester Center O p en Thursday evenings 6:00 to 9:M p.m. Killed 155 164 cause of ill health and afterwards AND A TREMENDOUS STOCK OF Robert C. Townsend, Is the move Injured 13411 1399.3 (Est.) CLUE TO BURGLAR Thatja because ths moon will set of the opening week. Recreation Cqngregstlonal Church, will be ment’s^' corporate treasurer in 2 to Be Ordained began preparation f o r ^ e minis planned for the group includes a and Saturday until noon. New Havgn, Sept. 2 (4’ i—Police earlier in..the east than in the west. guest preacher at Center^ Congre Washlngrton. Hartford, Sept. 2 (iW—A. Jeff try. rte has been assighed to are looking for a buf^lar with In New ^ o r k , for instance, the cruise and picnic on Sunday across gational Church, Sunday.' Extended Forecast rey Cuffee, lay assistant at the new mission in Madison. well-polished ■ shoes. A thief ran moon will set at 6:28 a.m. (EDT), SIZES ANtI WIDTHS • Lake Champlain to Port Kent, -_____ He Is a Manchester native, and Windsor Locks, Sept. 2 ((P)—The Church of the Good Shepard dur N. Y. off from a local shoe repair shop or 10 minutes before the eclipse be was ordained at Center Church in U.S. W,êalher Bureau at Bradley ing the past year, will be ordained Festival Tour Set yesterday with 12 .caps of shoe comes total. B(it on the .west coast 1943, following his graduation from Field Issued this forecast for Con a deacon in ihe Episcopal (Jhurch Maachmter Evening Herald FOR R|NT Stratford, Sept. 2 (4’)—The Polish. Police said it looked as if it will not set Until about 9:25 a.m. the Boston University School of necticut today: Tuesday. Sootli Windsor coireepondent El 8 and 16 mm. Movin Projectors American Shakespeare “ Featival tlm 'a all he wahted. (EDT). TO FIT CHILDREN PROPERLY Theology. Mambars Maw York Stoek Exchange Temperatures for" the next five Bishop WiUter H. Gray will o£- more O. Burnham,'telephone Mlt- —sound or jMeat, also 86 mm- davs, Saturtlay through Wednes diHl 4-0674. He is married to the former Miss gilds projectors. n u n esMm it. • manchiitr Charmlon Pen^ and the couple has day, will average near normal. The two children: The Rev. Bengston Is WElDON DRUG CO. Janiat T Blair • Kobart H. Starkal normal mean temperature in the the son erf' Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. 90f Mam-St Tel. Ml 8-5821 -Hartford area during this period Late Callers Gel Bengston, 37 Ridgewood St, is 67 degrees ranging from a high /s Headquarters For SiMt is 3, of 79 to a low of 55. In New Hay- AiÊarly Cure *n, the range is 76 "to 57 and in Bridgeport, 77 to 69,. Cooler over itjiBJlCTlEYtt All Heme Improvements the weekend, then warmer Tues Memphis, Tenn'., SepL 2 (gj day and^ Wednesday. Little or nO Mayor Henry l«oeb has devsloped rainfall expected. an effective procedure for dis GARDEN MAKE SflOPpmO^T couraging late' telephone ealla to VITTNER’S ”A OROmNO Ribicoff Nantes Th'o SHOE- Hartford, Sept. 2 (TP)—Governor hlg residence. . CENTER HABIT" \ Ribicoff today named Mrs. Marie Whoever ans:^f8 the ring takes INCORPORATED C. Cole, Greenwich, to l>e a trustee Shoes, for\ BOYS Shoes for GIRLS down the callers ■telephone num 'bf. Fairfield State .Hospital until ber and promises the mayor will M(Si«eX JuijKl.. 1965. She. succeeds Edward "return the call the ilrst. thing In > 8,48io - R. Fay Jr., Westport. the morning." A tceo Leno 'Vescovi, Groton, was nam True to his word; Loeb calls bn ed to aucceed JHP'vard G. Reynolds-, . his' auto telephone while sni;oute Storrs, on the Civil Defense Ad- SETS to his offlee about 6 s.m. the next SPECIAL PURCHASE risory Council. The 'hew appointee day. , ' will serv'e .-Ainlil the Le^slature "I never get a second late night convenes next January’. call from the same person.” he ADDITIONAL 10% OFF said. S a V E - S A V E r S d V E S.252 Quit State Jobs Mhs4s 4 Hartford, Sept. 2 (TP>—Almost 23 ^ .... ' SOD per cent of the 23,143 state em LISTED SALE PRICES ployes occupying permanent-type On Your Labdf Day "Weekend Just Arrived I ROSE OF . 8 Tear $ • ! .83 jobs quit state service during the Imported Old 1 2 -monlh period ivhich ended In Bloom it’s June 30. That was disclosed today by USE OUR SHARON at ale personnel director George J. DUTCH BULBS S2.9S Value back- Walker in his annual report tff PERSONALlZEb^SEATS. FOR EACH PERSON---- CONVENIENT V. IMPRINT Governor Ribicoff. ADD-ON-PLAN The separations, yhich totaled FORAU to-school 6,252, "approximates industrial FIVE PIECE CLUB SET MIXED BUTTERFLY experience in this state,” Walker YOUR NEEDS. $ e .88 declared. He said the turnover, INCLUDES; CROCU^ 25 F or 49c while one per .cent higher than the ' 34" X 15" TA2LE ; previous yaar, was under the 26 BUSH ANO 4 KNCHES “«WI per cent or several years ago. , s a O k p r i c e MIXED . Walker placed the total number j DAFFOIMLS 10 F or 88c of state workers as of ûne 30 ‘ - m reached a total of 24.751. ’That’ In YOU CAN DO Oven cooking cludes a number of part-time and 'm i x e d BLUE THE JOB NOW . is easy,today... V temporary employes. ' - ‘f 8 Tear Some 14,000 of the state work- P rice \ NO WAITING. 7 ULIPS 11 69e Old >., ers are employed by the various de HYDRANGEA partments, 10.000 by state institu 3 7 .9 5 - TH1ERE IS A N EASY SSXKt Volua tions and around 800 in the judicial PAYMiNTPlAM TO branch. ^ . RT YOURIUQGET During the yiear there''were 15,- * 416 applications received for state ConttrueterPof California RedwOod THE HELP A N D JACKSON- PERKINS ■2".Heavy Stock ( knot-free) ADVICE O F EXPERTS VARIETIES ALWAYS AVAILABLE VACATION asaservicbfor On guprd for children's feet! SMI FRRI YOUR PLANS ^ NO DVER? l « 9 0 Fot propef cai^ and fit bring your children to ITaUonal. National Shoe dBUGATIONS. II i f Stores personnel are certified fitters. They are trained to fit chi}di^’8 feet " , . i ; f : R eg . 52^95 to's hom e heating 'V- f" 4-YEAR-OLD 3Pth Posture Gui^ ^hSM according to" the procedures presoril^ bfy foot| ,T V li.'ii'J,!.. ■ i'i UPRIGHT—8FRBADINO TYPEl spedalistS—-the Podiatry Society of York State. Tê Posture Guide Tmci o i i r w o v l *2 e50 ’’FAMILY S l» ” Sn Shoes you buy are HyfGenie processe Wordi dollars more in quality, fit i^d values ^ ".alnn THE NEWS IN “BACK-Tb-sbHpOL FOOTWEAR: ... * f. TAGE OF THESE jsec most oompletely eflertive fuel| $ Posture Guide Shoes are only $3.99 to $4.9£> at National! ^ ^ rt. JT' oil additive in use today,.And " M il p«ra L O W PRICES FOR ‘‘ THli PATCH 8ADDJ.Fr •you get premium service. Au ^ Conte in jvr your free bookUt,**How To Core For Childrme Feet.** QUALITY MATERIAL tomatic ddiverlM . J s ^sl- ^ AVAILABLE INI EITHER_NYLQN VELVET or LEATHER snoed peyment plsSisnd mgny ' in cooperation with the PodiatU Society of Ne w York State.) other extras design^ to malm 86 VARUCTIE8 IN BUD AND BLioOM Reg. 62.95 Slzee 8>,i, miiMS to growing girU 8. . , I ANY FOR WE ARE OFEPli home hiMting rsollg easy. 0|JlfBEP*-’-H69llUD TEA—FLORnUNDA , I " itieck (biat-lraei] 7 M k l 1:80 !a .M. tl| l 5 :(» PJtf — m IONDATUirti YHtJRSDAT rVimOGQ GVmVTR ’’JMIBO SOI ’ SIT Mobilhfâf 1 M aaek pi**# ^ ' ' ' ,14” Tsbisissd I 7:30 A.M .tttfi:30’PAA.— FRIDAY i g e r m a n ir is 1 tSO AM . tOf NQON— SATURDAY • »*■«<■■* sdle* DAY LILIES . ORDER YOUR Ssasrsts Isncbss i.' , E « h . 0 9 c ’ - 'Fo'r * 2 ' , 5 0 MILK NOWI •!:H WE GIVE For immediate deliiery ot SlVltest Anniyersery " ' GftEEN STAMPS m a d o n n a LILY ~ MilK and Dairy Products Call FRBi PARKING AT BOTH OF OUR STORES J Ml 3-7697 t - 3 rw n .o o ' »F YOU'RE OUT OF TOWN.f , PAINT SALE MANCHESTER I7B S. MAIN ST. CALL SEALTEST COLLECT \ WEST HARTFORD : : \- SUPER HOUSE PAINT Self cleaning, $ C A C 888 X . M A IN 8T. EU.INGTON BRANCH , SHOPPING Maachaater. Cobb. W Mt Road, Route 88 , PARKADE t r CENTER BROTHERS HARDY AMAftYLLlS \ mildew-riMiatAnt. Rag. $7.20 f d . r«NOW MIteheU 8-8t 68 TRemont 5-8218 - j MANCHESTER SHOPPINp IÂRKADE FLEXON FASHION FLAT, For baantiful •gifALITY^he best economy-of aW* Roth Kbfiky's Stores Art Open Mondays Mi 3-5135 Knell ^ y interiors,! I|)fcg. $6.25 gal. • «' a a « a •.NOW *4.95 , Wei'f twiddle'Turnpike and bead Street ’ \ H o m e IMFRC|VEMiENT MBADqUAETERS iti-lll tespw St. Open W edneidiy. 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^ MANClkESTER EVENING HERALD, MAMj&HESTER, CONN.; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ,2, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. I960 . Set[C°*iro May See IVifcite at VN negloetlng our strsngth, hut who cd the Board a t DoacoQa lit the iluns on Both Tickets (let Ticket Fixed? Andover ehureh at 8 pirn Xenday. Also say that the final teat of any; ress ‘11m topic for tha airmon a t the These Peo ple Di d Eoattitig Jiaraliii American poUcy mUst be lU ca Chiirdi Planning 10. ajn. asrylQO - Sunday^ will ho The Open F orum 'Tours, Talks pacity to negoUato with Russia, "Tho Christina Vliw of Work." :es It is very saldom that park- Cuba Griibs $5 Milboi ;V THUD react to such election eve dewlop- WF Pood Sale Tomorrow • , * / - Oonunuaioatlons for publicatiena in tbq Optn Foisun will not bo ' oo.. me. Eisenhower Septiranber The Women’# Frilowriilp of the ink tickets get “fixed" by F6- - guarantood publication it tboy dXmtaln mors than 800 words. The (CoBttaued from FaNa One) ments a t the llnlted Natloiia? Deinocrats, Udq Chiat James Reardon. Herald reserves ths right tiTdsclm*:^to publish' any mattsr that Fiiist congregational Ctnireh srlH FOR BUILDERS However, yesterday he had to' Would theyisUU believe in negwa- A busy.-program for tho Flnt hold a food aalo at the diureh to n m ‘Farmei*’ may bs libelous or which is in bad taste.Free expression c polit education, housing, employmefit U,S.,Superinarltet Gliailip tlon, when Bomebody else might (OoBtliiiiM firon Page One) throuHt tka Sanau wttlioat major Ctagngatioiul Church thla mrath morrow a t 11:80 Am. Flea wUi be ■ void some that had been is ical views is desirod by ooDtributlons of tto a character but letters and other fields; / cutbacKi. But tha maaaura thM haa bosin announcod by tha Rov. featured. sued the day which are defamatory or kbusive will be njketed. Kennedy said the political be doing It, or would they go died In conferanee aa a Ra]iubU> On Wedneadl^, police me* atmosphere of the August session ÔMtloiMd frois Fag* Ona) ; ‘ to their eariler theme, duripg disappolnUnents, the DMpocratlc- Willard B. Iliomen. ALFOANews Wilber UiUe, who has been*as well as hla Republican .ones,, to . a m v CraUDg Bzmm oontrolled seoaion -took' care ..of can-Southem Damcfcratld majority 7 e n a it ? f*h given the legal go-ahead tq run in vote for him In the primaries. chaniCx Installed “no parking” of' Congress "prevented action on not to provoKa a dlplomatlo Ud HoUiun Botered at lh« Eisenhower crussde, that It may' on the House delegation rtfuaod Tho oVorsoas and homo missions The 20th annual meeting o t the signs on Regent St., near the ‘Bxtrav .^law school. I attempted it year a farm, bill and on Adequkte 'Mini ea at Uaacbaiter. Conn., aa oevera! legislative choree. Meas Andover I-ake ftmierty Owners’ • OFEN-END both party prtmariea Sept 13, He said ht haa worked in the in break with other Latin Americoa be the Republicans who are soft on ures passed Included foreign aid to accept any of thA Senato pro tboihs, “Into AU the World,” will terests of veterans qnd promoted Iona Manufacturing Co. A To the Editor, before last, but m ^ ^ s tru c to rs mum wage, housing, .health care nations "urhere Cuban embaaelaa A sm , (ALPOA) WiU be held at 8 alalmi he waa refused aôrae- number of employe's cars were litUO doubt ~80SroinTON RATES edmmunism ?.* Appropriations and money needed visions. bo smphaaixad In four weekly aes> p.m. tomorrow. ’The meeting will hunting and fishing for nâny years 1‘here seems be0 were practically unanlinbus In the for the aged and education bUIs,” serve as an outlet for spreadlB|r. . PayStl* IB AdTaaca for some of the government's Kenmxiy’i modical car* proposal HOME Bjent by fellow "Republicans, be- without ever questioning vtterans' parked there at the time. that the hlgjiiy complimentary opinion that the family legaU tal aa well aa civil rights. Nattata H. Edwards the revolutionary gospel. This Is all, If you please, almost sioas of a family program spon be preceded by a home-baked ham After the mechanics had Oaa'Taar ...... routine operations, a bill alrtied at went down to 51-44 defeat in the and bean supper wlfb servings at , eauM, among other reasons, he le or sportsmeii’s political affiliations. statenienta iraich 'reportedly were ent with which my father He said tbe aim of tbe Repub- Ellington—^Nathan Hale Ed- Cuban ! Foreign Minister Raul Six KobUm aaa**»*aaap*aaaat»aaaa wanton speculation on our part,. helping ceftafn old persons vvith Senate. Again with the oppooitlon sored by the Board of Bonovolehso. Little also said he has wanted to left, a cruising patrol car made by-' Democratic Directors brother had been endowed w Thraa Months • • a* aa •««»a«aa aa a a'aa 3.W . Tho prmAnw.wtil begin Sept 18. 6:30.and 6:30 p.m. MORTOEBE LOMS a farmer.' , . . ^ |can leadership In Congress had wards, 70, ot Glenwobd Bd. died Roa heightened.the suspense last, On^ Month aaaaaaaaMS^taaadaaaaaa But none of It is altogether im their /nedical expeiues, the Ant of Southern Demoerata and GOF FersoiwI Msation represent Mwchester for some happpened by and noticed the Eugene T. Kelly and Mrs. Alice strangely lacking in me, so 1 wok to embarraas the Democrats auddenly ThuradaSr at Rockville night when he told a TV panel th a t' WooUy_ ...a a*aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa'>«aaa* possible. It Is a big bag of tricks, arctic treaty and a measure di Senatora A compromise w. ClaasoB for all age groups will Ho was told this privately by time in thq legislature. He is re "lUegally’’ parked cars, and Lamenzo concerning the sincerity, told not to come back. SiHSt# Copy aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa'a»a4 »W most'from 5 to 6 p.m. A box-lqnch Nina PfansUehl was treated In and'feon^ceal the GOP's“ own empty City Hospital,''' Cuba would anhwer the declare*' or a big bag of policy, that may be rected at eliminating practices worked out which greatly en the emergency .room of. the Man GOP, Town Chairman John P. tired and. does not want the post to put tickets on them. the honesty, ths Integrity and the Last fall I returned ^to our negativbsTecord.” Until hla retirement five years tlon of San Jose with “a declara-- MEMBER or __ ^ such ae_ payola in the broadcast larged federal aid to the states to supper 'Will-be held at 6 and a fam I'CpncAodê^ 'ft 'Ai -jAr Shea, at a mqetihg following hla enhance his own activities, he said, *1116 surprised workers THE ASSOCIATED PRISM,^ , ppened by Krushchev's coming, chester Memorial Hospital late yes competency of Genbral Manager great University at Storrs . and Kennedy'tben took off for Man ago, he had been a clerk at Travel tlon of Havana.” ing Industry. help pay meilical bllla of needy ily worship service from 6:40 to 7 rejection last month, little said in and added he has the time and the flocked to the > police station Mau-tln, prior to the Aug. 23 hear- chester,; N.Hv^ for a campaign Tha Asaoclatad Prexi U aXiil^Taljr and by wdiat he does, aiid by, the p.m. terday afternoon after a fall from took a sufficient humber of grad ers Insurance Co, He was a con Roa dodged a qUMtion about taSUad to tha u»« ot rapuWUAtloD of , Dollarwlse, the 1960 session of older persona. a tricycle. She hAd.^ two stitches vS A V I N G vS a statement today. confidence in his own ability to rep wheh they saw the .tickets. ing Of the Board of Directors, uate courses , in government to speech today.-' stable In this town for the past 18 Cuba’s future, relations with tho all nawa dlshatcbes csadltad J6 n or way this Campaign-divided nation thCxSOth voted, more thah |92 bil Some Congress members believs Ohoieh School to Start resent sll townspeople.. . Reardon voided' the tickets, will have a decided effect upon the Bot otharirlss "crtdlted ta this wp«r this measure may turn out to be a taken in a sniall cut on her fore In answer, Atty. Shea denied earn- % Master's''degree, when I Nixon’s first big cSnipalgn awing years. United States. He merriy remind*- and also tho local nows published here. responds to 'It lion. Iq appropriations—a record Church school clsasea win also head NlnA 21 months Old, Is .the c u u / I v O A M giving little any “official rea On the bemocratio. primu-y bal -akying the ‘*no parking" area' chances of the -Democrats to re succeed in' completing Certain will carry him north/Siouth, east His wife, Mrs. Edna TutUe Ed- ed the panelists thait. If.'S. Secre-. ' AH rishts at repobllcatloB ot specUl for 'Any'peacetime year. The fig landmark. Sponaora eMmate 12,* open Sept. 18 at 9:30 a,m. A new daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A s o * I \ 1 i n N. sons” for hla defeat and Added that lot, he, will oppose Attys. David did not go into effect, until- tain, control of our local govem- 'wards, la the present Town'Clerk. dispatches herein are also reserved ure includes such permanent ap 400,000 Individuals ovek 65 stand Barry and Irving;.Aronaon, incum work not yet accomplished. It is and west ,to 18 cities'and tovVns. tary of State Chriatiatl Av Herter featuro will be a class for adults PfansUehl, Benton Hill; he “did not purport to know” why yesterday morning. samt; ' hoped that this graduate'work will His trip will range from opening Born In (Coventry on June 6, had labeled the San Jose nqclara'- SlBlI serrlee client of N. E A. Serr- propriations ka.Jnterest on the na to' benefit Eisenhower has not which parents of church school V tA /m t bents. However, . he' emphasized To" say the least they went a Ice, Inc. .. _ Seminar On Semesters acted on the . measure bUt ii ex BuUoSr Board most Republican Town Committee m ^ e me more eligible to become a plowing contest at Guthrie Cen 1890, he was the son of the late tlon a condemnation of CubOxOS a l>ahUshara RepreseaUtlTeBi The tional debt. children are invited to attend. The library 'Will be open from 7 SBCBSSTSS'^S e.tssar rm aiiciai, iBaTiTSTtea members voted against the farm In 1968, Uttle lost in the Re- that from' now on anyone who long (ray' In removing from my Calvin and Anna Bothen Edwards Soviet spearhead In the hemls* . Over! the 2-year span of the pected to sign It- tlic annual Rally Day haa been publicmn primary to Attya Paul' gets a ticket for parking on a town or city manager or an as ter, ' Iowa: to opening the Minne Julius Mathews Specie! Asency — New When, the other day, ws dis^cuss- The Democrats alao saw two to 9 p.m. today and from 3 to 5 p.m. er, sportsman,, and American Le mind any doubt 1 might Have had, sistant, if I can find a position" in sota Republlcanoampalgn Sept. 17. and had lived in this area most'of phere. York. Chicago Detroit and Bpst^ ^ 86th, probably the th t^ major ac set for Sept. 11. Tlie church serv tomorrow. ie O T * 4 € a £ m Marte and Herman YuIm . Regent St:^ will -have to pay. concerning the' accuracy of the his life. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF ed and praioed the number qf se tions weri to admit Hawgll as the other major bills—school aid and gionnaire of 195 Spencer St. Aug. that line, ‘ - Rockefelleri after conferring . Diplomatic relations between tha CmCUlATIONS houaing--scuttlsd In the HOuae ice will be held at iD a.m. and a 17. However, the CommitteM ex General Manager’s estimate of our -with Nixon, predicted Republican He was a member of Ellington United States and Cuba now stand mester hours the New York Board SOth State, i pass a lar-feachlng family pot luck picnic will be held Advertisement- I959-19M general fund surplus. Two weeks ago I had no Inten Congregations,! Church and has a t a nominal level. It has been The iShrald>PrtatlM CornMne li^. labor law and approve a civil Rules Committee. Six Domoefats ecutive unit had decided earlier. tion of filing for a return run for victoiy. He said he'll concentrate no flaonclol roiponilDlllty for of'^Regents had decided to require favored them but two Southerners. at boon. Families are invited, to Clean range and fuel oil - cour Shea said,, that Little was “not In my opinion the very gener his campaigning -on Industrial served on its Board of Deacons for months since U.S.^ di^bassador typpgrapldcal eirors appearing in M- of prospective New York State rights bill — the second important attend to become better Acquainted teous' service. XcKlnney Z-umber, Death Toll 270 Rdckville-Vemon ous statements which were made- the Board of Directors. However, many years. He was a member qf Philip Bonsai has been able to sea- vertlMlnents and other reading naatter action in this field in three years.'4.aiid four Republlcaha deadlocked with one another. the best ' qualified candidate’’-for certain events have transpired states with problems similar to hi Tha Manchester Evening Herald. high school teachers In various the group. MI 8-2141 or 9-4818. the State Representative post he by those two conscientious and those of New,. York. Rockefeller’s Ellington ' Grange and Demon Castro. If the Democrats were smart The ne^ church school teachers well-meaning Democrats, consU- which led me to change my .mind subjects, the number of semester Instead of rriaJor housing legis seeks. . on'the matter. “ • . wholehearted fupport of Nixoa Lodge, Knights of Pythias, of One top ranking American diplo* OUnlay advertising closing hours: ing from wounds of the summer lation; ..Congress settled In Its will dadicated at the Rally Day Mancheeter Evening Herald An In Kasai Battle GOP Session tu.ted a frank and open admission' can awing a lot of weight because Rockville. mat said all Bunsal’a diplofiiatic ef- ' Tar Monday—1 p.m. IJldav. hoVra we ourselves had spent in session, the record of the 86th as dover correepondfeit, Mre. Papl D. The candidates endorsed by the I,'.did,n’t like the flavor of*L'Af Por^ssday—1 p.in. **2™^- closing ^ jf s lor a 3-ltem bill ex- service. committee Aug. 17 for that post that we did during the past year of New 'York’s big bloc of 45 elec In addition to his wife, he leaves forts for the past three months For Wednesdap-1 p.m.JTiwsdy. examination of Connecticut re a- whole gave limited comfort to tendlnjr the FHA hdme Improve* In o'th#> church news, the Rev. Pfanstiehl, telephone FBgirlm (Continued from Pago One) under the regime of the present faire Ivkrsen. Perhaps everything toral votes. three sobs, Ralph and Ronald, both have met with "a wall of hostili fhr Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday quirements of a similar nature waa Eisenhower. Numerous recommen meqt loan program and providing Mr, Thomsn announces a meeting 2-6866. _ ■ V, were Shea himself, and A. Law s Ideas Democratically controlled Board, was on the' level, but the way it ty expressed With tho utmost cyni For FrldaF-l p.m. Thursday. dations of the Prerident went rence Riker of Highland Park, an Rockefeller, said he’d start of Ellington, and Howard at Man Fhr Saturday—1 p.m Friday. exactly retb. t more loan funds for college dormi blows from. knives-and machetes. enjoy one of the pnosi, ii*® haa been reported. It smelled to me things off by. accompanying Hen chester; a daughijer, Mrs. Thomas cism..” Clasidfled deadline: 10:80 a.m. eae„ down the drain as the heavily tories and community facilities. engineer retired from the Pratt A most extravag^t administration too much like the pressure tac Morrow of Manchester, a brother, \ C astro supporters predicted day of puWIcatlon except Saturday— Consequently there was the Democratic Congress closed out Whitney Dlirislon, United Aircraft The U.N. spokesman said one About 35 Republican town chair ry. Cabot Lodge, the GOP vice g Am. ______■ The education meaaure impasse men, vice chairmen and registrars In our entiw' one hundred and tics that political party leaders re ■Walter ot Rockville and five grand rnoi-e thah a million persona would strong Inference In our editorial, its work. ■“ wsS particularly galling, because Corp. U.N. plane transported two wound presidential nominee, on a tour of of voters from Tolland . County thirty seveiv"year history. sort to so often when it suits their New York area pointa this week children. turh'-out for today’a rally. Friday, September 2 even if there was no direct etate- Kennedy came back to 'Wash-, this was the first Congress In 'Oroes-Ftling Permitted ed Congolese soldiers from the selfish purpose.s. • Newspapers, radio atattons, TV ington from his Los Angeles con and Enfield, met last night in 'Ver I believe I can safely say that end. Fuheriil services will be held to ment to such effect, that jponniectl- which both House and Senate had Meanwhile, town counsel Philip scene. The U.N. task force com non. to exchange Ideas on strength I don’t like the run-around that morrow at Lp.m. at Ellington Con Stations, hotel loud speakers, air vention triumph with high hopes passed general' school aid bills. But FATCHWORK'5 BACK 9K Bayer today okayed Little’s plan it aeemO to be the opinion of the He wore a big “I’m for Nixon” The Qmnnan Cometh cut, along with the laggard rest of mander, Gen. Carl von Horn! gave ening the party- in their town# man hn the street that the Kelly- my good friend Wilber Little has 'button and said the Nixon-Lodge gregational Church. Burial will be plane public dddreaa systems and for a minimum wage bill, which the rules committee would not to run for. State Representative in At the meeting, held In the Ver received-at tbe gentle hands of the in/]Ellington Center Cemetery. caravans of horn-blowlng cars hava the country, was lingering back In he sponsored, and a medical care even allow a cpnference. both the Republican and Demo a categorical order that all such Lahianzo statemenU have helped ticket wUl carry New Yorlk and It Is silly to pretend.,that we al transport be stopped. . non Public Safety Building, the materially to destroy any Republican Town Committee. I am the country. , » Friends may call kt the Ladd appealed to every .Cuban who can the dark ages when it seemed the plan for the Aged written Into the K^jcoK uejcuer cratic primaries Sept.- 13. Bayer, Republican officials held an “old glad he is going to make a pri Fu:lieral Home, 19 Ellington AvC.. walk to turn out. ready have a well ordered world social security system. Aluminum Is made from bsux- who had been asked to rule on the The U.N. spokesman said Con claim of efficiency - that might be* Democratic leaders and party main thing you had to do to be golese troops and their'opponents, fas.hioned discussion”, according to' made |5y Democratic bally-hoo ex-, mary fight for the nomination for Rockville, tonight from 7 to 9 A general work-holiday was.pro whose casual and placid routines He got the wage measure ite ore. Anothsr genergtimi lovsd Cross-fllihg question by Town Clerk Vernon Registrar George'"’ Mpna- state representative. ' organizers gathered in Washing,- o’clock. claimed from noon on for Havana Khrushchev Is disturbing with his come a teacher waa to take a few Edward Tomkiisl, said the town supporters of Kasai leader Albert' perts during the .coming local po ton.last night for a closed meet its nsst lichwork and Kalonji, "have access to supplies litical campaign. "The most disturbing part of the and the rest of the island. brash decision to come personally professional or "methods" courses ih'woTk’s back, charter allows members of either Called “Operation Registration,” ing on a subject ImMrlant to any. Stove C. Pemberton Pro-Castro banners fluttered of amis and ammunition;’’ the GOP drive is alme.d at In In fairness to both Mr. Kelly local political picture to me is the ■^litical party: Fund'Talsing. to the United llatlona this month, In education. fmart doing It . . . . political party.'to propose any elfcc- 'attempt of the leaders of both po Steve Charles Pemberton, 86, of everywhere, and an avalanchq of Since the. appearance of our edi - tor for niminatlon. and that grant A garrison of 125 ■ ’Tunisian creasing the number of registered and Mrs. Lamenzo 1 will say that They estimated the party, would We have trouble and uncertalhty COMMON SENSE w. NONSENSE neaUy too . . . United Nations soldiers barricad I believe we can be sure that they, litical parties in recent years .to need 3® million for "T^T”— 31 Wells Ave., East Hartford, died labor union handbills in-vittng torial, we have attended a brief ing the right to cross-file waa ap- Republicans and to''get Republi Cubans t'o "a date with the father* and drama enough, in the world "real neat” in fact parently part of the Intent,,of the ed the local cliib where 110 aur- cans out to work, for the party in intended no'> support to the Cause avoid local primary contests. travel and television—for the last night at St. Francis Hospital, factual seminar, not long enough “It’s unwise to pay too much, but It’s worse te pay toe little. In nylon velvrt . . . vlving l^lglSn residents hovered- the coming campaign. of the local Republican party, or Manchester* has had Its ow n presidential cajididate. Hartford. He was the father of land” blanketed the capital, ' and at home, in headllrics from ’TMESC NAHONAL RINQFOLIO* COVERS ARC Charter language. The charter Frederick S, Pemberton, Howard Telegram messengers were Africa. In the business of a domes to constitute a semester, In the When you pa.r too much, you loose * little money—that ie all. black with a'vyrhite and takes precedence over the State in panic. According to 'United Na Maharan aqia the party aims to the cause of ^ny'individual Re special primary system for nigh ' Former President Harry S. Tru When you pay too little, you aometlraea lose everything, because black smooth saddls. tions repoHa almost constant not only to /a ttra c t Independent publican caiRdidate for public of on to half ax,century. During all C. Pemberton and Mrs. Marjorie ordered to deliver a handbill with tic political campaign. But Krush Connecticut requirements. The primary law. man was on hana"'aod predicted Field, • all of 'Manchester. each wire. Unions mobilized to the thing you bought was Incapable of doing the thing .It waa Tho sole’s crepe guaranteed for your school life .In his Statement today, little firing went ort\to Bakwansra. voters but'to interest members of fice.—when ;4hey made their state the years wh^n! we had ahnwfl the Republican party WJII be "the chev thinks nothing—or perhaps present requirements were Inati- bought to do. The common law of busineee balance prohlblta “There was snooting for ^bours families old enough to vpte, to He waa a carpenter for the Dav bring oU"r“0f town workers Into ' and tha heel’s said Shea told him he didn't get ments to "the press. elections, a nominating prim ar^ ‘ est licked outfit you 'evgr saw is and Bradford Lumber Go. until Havana. Uniformed ■ militiamen he thinks a lot—of opening anoth tuted by the .State Board of .ilCdu.- paying a little and getting a lot—It can’t be done. If yon Aptl a lo-lo wedge. GOP endorsement last .month be on end,” a UnlteLsNatlona' 'offi Join the party. The aliii Is also to . Because I believe the Democrats was held every year.. There were re we get through.” ' with the lowest bidder, it Is well to add sometiilng for the nek cial said.” Both sides were heavily regdater “dissident” Democrats In his retirement seven years ago. were also expected to turn out en er ring in the usually tragic, some catlon AS of .September, 1955, eight cause he had lost In the 1958 pri will do everything In their power, usually contests for most of the masse. .you nin, and If you do that you will have enough to pay for ^ t e n t i o n ! armed. ‘Tpey even hadNnortans.” the party, Maharan aaid. to cpn'vince us of the efficiency, elective offices, and the enrolled Funeral services will be held to times traglp-«oml,c, circus of our^- years before the new New' York something belter.” —John Rueldn (18l9-19M)« mary, because "I-opposed certain He said the Town Committee "morrow at 2:30 -p. m. at the New state requirements, announced the '-people'on schools,” and because “I and the economy of thC'-govern- party voters were able to come kirk and Whitney Funeral Home, times. HIGH SCHOOL oiNl GHADCx^SiCHbOL ~ am a farmer”. Leopoldville, Ths Congo, ^S»t. has sent out about 200 letters to ntont of the 1969-60 fiscal year, I out and choose their own nominees. Unioii>F®*^d Toiir other day are to become fully ef TMay’s Preecription Is The BlggeefcBargain In History 2qp>—lUnited Nations. Xoroocan newly-registered Republicans in 318< Burnside Ave., Blast Hartford Well, we haven't the slightest Opposing these “reasons”. Little Rockville and Vernon seeking Will say that all one would have This primary system worked out with the- Rev. Sherman W. An idea of what he really plafis to fective. Published In Hie Interest Of Pharmacy and Medicine By UUDfNTS. . - GET/YbuR said many losers in elections were troope fired on a group of attack : to'ho to get an accurate idea of so well-that It was written prac- Set TlJ^r s d a y ing armed-civilians south 01 Hiys- Campaign workers. ".The response drews officiating. Burial will be achieve, or of .what Oig outcome The new Connecticut require not discarded by their party. so'far has been good,” Maharan the kind of government we were tically unchanged into the Town’s in Hillside Oertietery, East Hart ments'inetituted In 1956 were defl- “Didn’t Lincoln lose many times ville yesterday and killed on per given during that period, would hew charter inl947. A town officiid’B tour of. Union nill be. ‘'We aonwtim'es like to son, a U.N. apdlMamaii announced said. He said' plans were also be ford. .<«' n.lteiy and generously In the direc only to become president?”. He ing made to send letters to inde be to remember the fact that the However, In l9’49 the -.General Pond and other areas haS-Jaeen Friends may call at tha funeral •think he is no fool; we sometimes, added he.. never opposed school today. ^ present Board, had placed at Ita tion of~greater emphasis on the WMSTOWIiI Sdw D t Supph'eA, pendent voters, seeking their sup Assembly amended our charter scheduled for Thur.sday, but.'the home tonight from 7 to 9. This was th% first time U.N. as with his violent reactlSn to the building, but only expenditures he port / disposal during that year, not only jwith.ju-Uttls gimmick—that-has tojir will not be_deflnlta.untll It U-2 incident consider him the liberal arts content of the would-' thought wasteful such as the Wad troops have opOned fire, and-the the amount 'of tax' revenue which' actually underway. Good Example May. Help ^ P H A R M A C Y first carnal^ attributed to them. State Republican headâfters been seized on by the professional V, Mrs. PaeqUale Mend prisoner. Of his own policy neces be teacher's required education. dell school portico and lobby. And compared with the amount of politicians and used to change po Notice of the schedule has been Fiineral eervicea will be held Slash Needless Death Toll 459 HARTFORD ROAD-Xl t-9946 he added, "is there any reason to Few details concerning the ac is pushing "Operation Registra revenue for the preceding year, sent to members of the_ Town sltieg more than he Is the deliber As against any inference, then, tion” throughout Connecticut and litical procedure here to a marked tomorrow, for Mrs. Mary Pagan! By HAROLD T. HYMAN, M.D. , that Connecticut might do well to O SHOES bellevo that iCyoung lawyer or an tion are available, the spokesman but in addition the three quarters degree. Planning Oommlsslon and the Mend of ha(;tford, a former Man Written for Newspaper ate villain; we .would like to think aircraft englneerYs.My more quali said. last night’s meeting was one of of a million dollars which came Board of Directors aa well as to follow New York, this more real several p la i^ d in the state. Head . This amendment (Sec. 7 of Spe chester re.sldCnt Whose survivors Entorprlso Assn. hie declelon to come toethe United 881 MAIN ST fied to represent thb town than a ^ e attack occurred at Moe- ip consequence of the 1959 five the town engineer, deputy director Include several'xljalfbrothers In possibility is that Niw York has DEWEY-RICHMAN successful business man. and farm berck, south of the garrisico of IVethersfield. They at- necessary when the number 6f Mrs. Mencl, wife dL, Pasquale blle graveyard on one of our prin in time. noblest occupation. It Is the only troops mutinied shortly after inde fund' surplus which remained at ward J. Rybezyk, who l.s arrang Mendl, died Wednesday. 'Slie had performance, fall within the realm V one directly Instituted by out crea-i' pendence was declared here June .iehded the meeting last night. candidates who file for an office ing the tour, said It Is set to begin cipal highways. / . : To be detailed; Maharan said last night’s me'et- the close of. the 1958-1959 year, as lived in Mancheeter for several Almost every time I drive by, of of most speculation as to hla mo \ tor.” / 30. well as all that remained of our does not exceed thg numbei; of at 3:30 p. m. years before moving lo Hartford,^ The new New York requirement ,ing was planned by State Rep. Mrs. so It seems ^to me, there’s another Shea’s Reply ' The spokesman said the }g6roc- Capital,. Improvement Reserve positions to.be filled. This sounds The officials havs been Invited Among other survivors are Ar tives and plans. If he thinks he Is In science courses goes up from 21 Ruth Lojzlm qf', Tolland, who is reasonable enough, but the ,pon- to iqok over Union PoneJ, which W);ecked car In the driveway. coming to beat the drums of the Here Is Shea's reply: cans deployed in ' that area were Fund; and that, all it was able tq nold Pagani, Francis Paganl, and j : to 42 semester hours. In 1955 Con “I categorically deny 'that Mr. trying to disarm the civilians. also GOP'registrar of voters. show at the cloM of the 1959-1960 ticians bn the town committee has'been offered for sale to the And, though I never atop to In Congo, he Is almost certain to en No need to "panic” ! Attending from Vernon, besides Hugo Pagani, all of Manchester, quire,'S(.’m pretty sure that’ each necticut moved this requirement Little was given any official rea- They fired in the area first but year ivas a paltry 311,000 general have found that they /Can use it town by the Hartford Electric /and Herbert Pagani and Victor counter the face to face rebuke of We can replace auto 1____ ^sonalfor-hla_lack_o.f support. _FoL Maharan, were Town Chairman quite effectively t'O eliminate any Light Co. for 39,000, and arbhs wrecked car alanda for the maim- up from 15 to 21, finally, were^forced to shoot at the fund surplus, a small parking area Pagani, both of Rockville, all ing, if not the death,' of a human the g;reat majority of the African rowing the Town Committee meet attackers. Franklin G. 'Welles, and Maharan's west of the Whlton Memorial Li opposition to their' own j h a n d- along the Wilbur Cross Highway New York la going up in mathe "gla8x;;[u8t aa it waa , brother, Richard, deputy registrar plcked slates. • , and Love Lane. The trip fs ejqMsct- halfrbrothers. being. figures he may be trying to im ing. where he failed to get endorse brary, a concrete swimming pool She leaves a son, Harold M. matics from 9 to 18 semester at the factory — ment, "he requested a conference of voters. 4d to acquaint officials >yifh the WhyTe it, I Wonder, that so press. in the area of the Verplanck Instead of êncouraging . quali Mend of Detroit; two. daughters, many of ua hold Iffe.ao cheap? hours. Connecticut went up from with me and with the executive fied people to run- for town of physical character of various If he thinks he Is going to have A.I.D. aervice Wih- OPEN TONIGHT committee later. In. the course of U.S. Court Speeds School and. a burning desire to properties knd areas which have Mrs. Liijsa M. Addaon of Cleve Last year 81,500 of ua Ware- killed 16 to-18, spend nine thousand dollars of fices and. lettipg the regiatered land and Mrs. Mary. M. Alex.son fun playing Castro with us, he Is d o w glass and my conversation with Mr. Little been discussed in recent months by accident in the contthental New York is going up In Eng One Arrest Made the eleven thousand dollars which party voters make their own of Wethersfield; a sister, Mrs. United States. Of these fatalities, he seemed to grppe'for possible School Inteâtion choice. It now s'eems to be the as valuable for potential develop likely to find that giich a role on lish from 24 to 36 sernester hours. ■creening. Mirrora reasons why the members voted remained at the close of the 1959 ment, either as recreation oi*' In Balpina Genovesl in Italy; and 37,.500 were, vehicular, 13,000 wero--.- his’part Is the one thing that sure or. glaaaliops CU8- WATKINS ...... against-him. Our- discussion con In 3 Accidents 1960 year, for the purchase ■ of- ciistom for a small group within dustrial areas. seven grandchildren. industrial and ■27,000 .occurred In Connecticut, In 1955, went up from ■>r- (Continued from Page One) fragrant Union Pond (for recrea the party town committees, known The funeral will be held at 9:50 the home. ly brings our hemisphere neigh tom' made. 24, years sisted of conjecture and possible is-either an Executive Committee Howtver, becau.se other com 16 to 80 hours. ^ • I motives for this lack of support. Three accidents yesterday af tional purposes) mltments may prevent, at the a.m. at Larala and Ssgarino Fu Add to these the uncounted num bors united to our defense. New York Is gojng up In social ed from attending classes with It has been, suggested' that the ’or a Nominating Committee, logo neral Home, 247 Washington -St., There sra saner possibilities for of experience. SEMI-ANNUAL I did not purport to be able to ternoon resulted in the arrest of last minute, some officials mak ber of nonfatal accidents that must studies from 24 to 86 semester apeak for every member of the white pupils at a high school in very embarrassing position "in into a Htiddler pick its favorites, Ing the trip, the group will have Hartford, with a solemn Mass of have occurred to each one in which' his trip, for which ws can have Dunn, N.C. They were taken Into one woman, but no injuries. / push its slate to approval thru hours. Connecticut went from 15 , town committee who did not vote Judith J. Czamecki Of 51 Davis which the' present administration to wait until, Thursday afternoon requiem in St. AugUetlne’s Church there was actual loss of life, and some greater interest|And perhaps custody twice by police ahd later now finds itself might "be inter its town committee, and then try at 10:50. Burial will be In St. to 30. FURNITURE for him. Mr, Little himself rais Ave., Rockville, was charged with before deciding whether the tour you get some Idea of the dreadful sven sympathy. If, as some specu ed some of the points he 'now calls released without charges. preted as a kind of reward for tbe to bat down the heads of all who should be undertaken. James’ Cemetery, Manchtoter. toll qf what is,' in great part, a New York Is going up in foreign North Carolina provides sep failure to set her hand brake try to run on their own. I know, late, one pf hla reasons for this 'reasons.’ ” '' shortly after 3 p.m. Police said determined efforts which were If nbt- enough people show up, Friends may call at, the funeral careless and thoughtless disregard languages from 12 to 24 aemsatsr arate schools, for white' persons, made 'by the Board of Directors because 1 have had it worked oq home from 7 to 9 p.m, today. trip Isi his feeling that he Heeds to At the Aug. 17 meeting, Little her car. rolled out of a parking Rybezyk suggested, it may be bet for the. sanctity of human' life. A hours. Connecticut! in 1955, left was nominated from the floor by Negroes and Indians. But there is lot on Main St. near LUley St. during our last budget' making m e., ter .to set a new date when more disregard of ' "the reverence for keep playing on the world stage, I fletcherGlassCa no Indian school in the county in sessions to keep the public as ill- The result’s in Manchester’s cash Mrs. Mary Ledoux "W ilbur Bennett, a member of the and struck a parked car belong can come. life.” to use the words of the saint as a headline participant In world this requirement st'TA. hours,' but which Dunn is located, informed as possible about its are much-like the iniquitous Tstate Mrs. Mary Ledoux, 63 Hne St., ly Dr. Albert Schweitzer. an advance to 24 has recenlTy-been 'Manchester Taxpayers League, ing to Raymond K. McCarthy pf events, In order to. kMp dynamlra I8 8 > .iTURRPIK|l2i&25f2fc but lost out in the balloting-with In Virginia, seven Neg;ro pupils budget activities. I -'know it* was primary system, except, with! us It widow of George Ledoux, died this Even more appalling is the loss" recommended .and may soon be SALE Windsor Locks. is still somewhat easier for a per in his own Ideological warfare " 17 votes to 35 for Riker and 46;for were turned - away by school of She is due In court Sept. 10. said that any backstage excuses morning at the Manchester Me of life due to deliberate self-de- adopted. I-7 S 7 9 ficials when they attempted to about meeting s-ecretly to dodge sistent candidate to force a pri Patrol man Going mortal Hospital after a long 111- atructiqn. Addressing the National with Communist China on the Is Shea. Damage. amounting ' to }1S re- mary if he can keep his courage —----- Reportedly, Little’s candidacy register at white schools In Staf- sult~>d to- a "no parking” sign orf “shadows” would cast a pretty nees. She was 87. Association for Mental Health re sue of coexistence, we have policy The evidence !• obvious. Connec had been rejected earlier by vote ford and .Portsmouth. In Alabama, demeanmg light on any reeponsi- upr To Police School She was bom April 9, 1873, In cently, Ur. Joseph Hirsh placed at ticut made the’early, slgnlflcArtt Oak St. near Purnell PI. at 8:30 reasons for not wanting to destroy «f' the ■ executive unit before ''■It a riot brigade ,‘was reported ready p.m., when it was knocked over ble figure in tovVh government. It I would like to. tee that part of Harriavllle, N. H., qnd had lived so to 60 thousand the nUmber of his effort—If, that Is, we can keep move toward greater emphasis on reepmmended Its choices for en for action If violence erupts when by a car beii«. driven ,by Mrs, now appears that tile results of our primary law repealed that,per Patrolman RichardThurston will in Manchea'ier for* the past 16 Americans who die by suicide each the liberal arts in teacher prepara dorsement to the' full town coitt- tlte''statB'a segregated schools re- the Aug.- 23 -hearing ■-leave ' all mits the. lapse of a primaiy-when- attend'"the rookie''school IV the years. She was a member of St. year."—- ---- ■;...... - ...... '• policy considerations In control of qpen next week. Martha Hudson of 429 Main St. those directors who engineered or there a.re.no contests, which are’al Ann’e Society, Barre, Vt. He also .expressed the opinion our own amotions. tion, back In. 1955. The new New Gangway For A Greener La W l mlttee Aug. 17. She told police one of her car Clilefs of Police Academy at Shea added today, "The basic At Houston, Tex,, 17 white per doors o.pened suddenly, she vmo helped to ietfglher the secret most sure to develop if the Town Bethany for four weeks beginning She is survived by one daugh that, for each successful suicide - Finally, one wonders if Krush York requirements, following the Last tim^tomorrP^fand tonight till 9, of eted coil (pnjy twin sizes left) for $44. Or, reason why Mr. Little was en sons picketed a downtown depart budget sessions of the ]»st two Committee jspls would keep their ter, Mrs. Oglore' White, with effort, there were no fewer than . same trend, now go somewhat be- reached for it and, in doing so, Sept. 12, Chief James Reardon an chev comes to this United Nations course) to chobseAnythihg and everything the high back comb-back Windsor Arm dorsed neither, b y . the executive ment store protesting deiegre^- her car went too close to the curb years, ot 'who participated in them eager hands off at least until after nounced today. whom she made her home; a sis flye, and perhaps as many as 60, stage, in this country, at this time yond ~ Connecticut’s pioneering for your home.Jit Storewide Semi-Annual Chair in maple that’s usually $44.50 for eommittee nor the Town Commit tion of its lunch cout^rs. One of in any way, standing sqisarely the filing deadline is past.- If the Thurston, 28, has been a proba ter, Mrs. Oementine Perreault. unsuccessful trials. . and .struck the sign. town committees feel that they Rather than praising New York as Savings. Laai time to buy, for instance, only $39.60 Samples of all the models of tee was that, after due considera the signs carried by the -pickets A parking meter on Main St.-, in the*tientor of Just that ..kind of tionary regular since May 19.58. He Sherbrook, (Danada; 4 grandchil Although- many public agencies will: any prgcOncepilon at all of light. must endo'rse a slate of candidates, dren and 15 great-grandchildren. address them.sclves to the humani the fact that the very drama of If it were a potential'example for tion, It was simply felt that he read, "This store unfair to white south of Pearl St., was Is married and lives at 151 Maple the'famoya Stearns & Foster Lady Diana sofas and chairs , we purchased 'way in was not the best-qualified candi folks.” I have on a t least four occasions they ought to do so after the dead St. The funeral will be held Monday tarian task- ot reducing the num his presence inevitably sharpens Connecticut we should have com' knocked off and damaged, to the line; ■ not before, and then cease bers of these accldentsd and sui-.. m attre^w ith its individually muslin pock- advance at;.savings in order to keep the date for the legislature. ; amount of '339 at noon yesterday,- during the post two years sug He will be the third member of at 8:l5 a.m. at the John F.T ler- the key issue In our presidential pllmented New York on having ' • 0- “This In jno way reflects on his gested the establishment of ancUdeslat from applying pressure Manchester police force to attend (bey Funeral Home, 219 W. Center cldal deaths, I incline to the belief followed . Connecticut's praise when a truck, driver! by Harry on the extra Candidates to .with St., followed by a solemn high that Individual efforts score great election. ability In many other phases ,„,qf Ruffin Jr., 32, of Portland, backed Board of Finance for the Town of draw. the school. In May, Patrolmen worthy example. ' - political and organizational work! Manchester. My suggestion^ .were Richard Sullivan and Clarence Maae of requiem at St. James er accomplishments.- ■ Here, when at least one of our Police Arrests into It. There was no damage 'to Both our major parties' make Church at 9. Burial wilMJe* in-St in all probability, tho boy whose major parties Is Insisting that the Mr. Little was admittedly a good the truck. given little consideratton by either Heritage completed the course. district organizer, but the mem theBoard Of Directors or the Char-vSfer. ind Mohica’a Cemetery, Barre, Vt. father is a careful driver is apt to major Issue in our campaign Is Friends may call at the funer# follow the example he’s become . bers of the committee did not feel Nom ifin Latullppe, 16, o t 780 FAIBE DOCUMENTS BARED ter Revision Committee. The rea.- to have them enroll on the party familiar with all of hla life! that of who can handle Knish- A Thought for Today that thiXtn itself made him a par- Vernon St., was arrested shortly Washington, Sept. 2 ((P)—The son given by the Committee for home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m afêr 8 o’clock this morning primary or caucus lists. The party and Sundaiy from 2 to 4 and 7 to The girl whose mother Is an or chev, comes Krushchev, begging Sponsored by tho Begseheste^; -- tlcularly well-qualified candidate State Departnoent made pobMo Its refusal to endorse my proposal leadeta. emphaaize how important Public Records derly housewife Is apt to hm her to be handled. . for the legislature.’^ charged with, reckless .driving. waa that they -believed such an 9 p.m. i . - Oonaell ot Ohorebbe Patrolmaa Richard Sullivan said today what it deecribed'raa a it is to be able to vote (n primaries, ■q. ' ■'------^ --;------— own home In an equally orderly This sltiiatlon opens all kinds of Quit Leadership Xalse document of the type It agency would be conflicting, apd and then they proceed - to try to ■Little, 'who quit as GOP, leader he saw' Latullppe make a right cumbersome; Considering the situa Warrantee Deeds faahlon. ■>. ', weird . . posalbilitles. Handling turn front Brldgq St. to Wetherell says has been used “In the big cancel the primaries ' by keeping Anton Brown J~3r. to Peter , Hi And the recently employed work The following Isitsken from Ed ;r.. ®f tlê second voting district aftfer lie teohnh|ue” by the Castro re- tion In .which the,town found Itself down the number iff candidates to er Is apt to'heed the safety regu Kruahehev ' Offlclally^^ will be the failing to get endorsement, said St. at such a high rate of speed at the end of the }9|»-1960. fiscal and Angela, R. Van gtraten, prop-; wsrd M. Bounds' book entitled that his car skidded sideways for glaie Jn Cuba., and Communist the maximum. They can’t keep up erty at 390 Vernon St. . 4- Hoi^pitai Notes laUons ot his snop or Industry if prerogative of those officials now "Power Through Prayer" .anq,; today he had assumed his candi propagandists. Press officer year''it'would seem toime that this people’s interest to. public affairs he~ sees these regulaliona honored dacy was “agreeable” to the party a short distance. Committee should now have no Arthur A. anil Marguerite H In power/ Primarily, this means sh^ld serve to Inspire us to ‘morC '.L. ^ After the youth straightened . lim oln White handed tbe docu- i by denying them the .right to par Stevens to George R. and Nan M VlsiUng hours: Adults. 2 to 8 by .his seniors. . .slilce the executive committee and ment to newsmen today and idifliculty in decldjng that we might ticipate. ft doesn’t make., sense. p. m. Maternity 2 to 4 and to Much, too,' can be done to pre President ;Eisenhower. But, -if su'rh end better praying: "The men who out from his skid, Sullivan said, "be In.urgent need'Of such a Board. Williams, property at 532 Wood 6 8 Hi^llghU|feneôslty 6 Uie Prest- ' I '' . ,Shea “were continually praising he continued down ‘Wetherell S t outlined doMns of other In- ^Moreover, It works against the Jiridge St. p. m. OiUdrai’a Ward 2 to 7 - vent sulcldalr attempts. In Dr. have domj the most for God In this factory busy during the Summer months there are thfe twin' size Hollywood' beds me fbr Oie work I had done for at a speed that waa clocked at 45 •tanoes la which he b4m false ' The Cihairman of the Democratic true democratic process. Hirsh's , stud.v, he noted an In denlTi part should be ifonHldefed ,( the party.”- Town ComnUttee and all of his To conclude this argument,Is4y:^ May M. White to Gerald A< and worlii. hs.ye been esrly- on thrif are still here,and you can choose yours' complete, with a choice of maple or plas m.p.h. That area Is a 25*mlle-«n- . doenmente—leading themselvee Margaret A. Duffleld, property on- A D M 1 T T E D^ YESTERDAY creased incidence of attempts' at p0lit,ical1y sound' and adVlsaye^t ,knei')(, lljl '^ io fritters away* the According to Shea, Little re hourzone. to Oonmranlst propaganda— neuteiianUi will we can be sure To Heay.en with the. polittcians. William" LaMotte, 351 Odkland self-destruction on dull days In the ! early morning, its oppqrUinlly arid made-to-order ^n a c)ioice of fabrics. Sofas tic-covered headboards fpr $66 'each . . . quested a meeting of executlye. soon resosV. tq every argument in Let’s ti'aye more and better pri Crosby ' Rd. could . alao mean Vice President - Latullppe ia'schediiled to be.pre- have cropped op. ta . various Thelma J. Escott to Norpian J Sf.; Mrs. Itatherine Kentfleld, fall and winter, during prolonged] Nixon. fre«|u'ej!i, In other pursuits than for aa little as $198; chairs to matph from with bedding Jiy Steams & Foster. We committee Aug. 22, at which he sented Ih court Sept 10. parti Of the world. ■ the book, as toby try to defend ifh® maries -every two years. Center St., Rockville; Thoimas hot spells in the summer and foI-| . LSI the party-registered voters and Doris M. Ely, property a t 262 ■ But- subpose Krushchev's’ egm- seeking God, will make poor head $99. And don’t miss the solid maple din could go on and ion'about the.A01 Nylon 1 'I - maintained he was the best cahdL excellent record which was writ Welles,. East Hartford; Anthony lowlngarecent marital separation or |- way seeking him the re« of the " I date and that either Shea or Riker ten by the Sextet froin East Cjen- choose the candidates. Parker St. ,l Stebbins, 60 Foster St.;„Mra. ing should be preceded and a ^ n i- ette with oval duck-foot table ahid spindle' Carpet at $7.95 a square yard, .the group , ' Sincerely, Rosarto Giuliano to Arthur H dlvorce... . ' day. " ...... '■ 45 '■ ; - should withdraw. - ter Street. I wonder how success Gladys Rae, SouUi Coventry ["Mrs. The incidence .was also. npUbly panled by all kindslof discreet dip bgck Windsor chairs for only $99.50. Then of solid maple living room tables gt $29.95 ' 4 -LltUe said In his atateiirient to- ful they will be In changing any Sherwood G. Bowers.' Jr. and Rita C. Fuller, property at Jo-Aq Armstrong, Columbia; higher In persons ‘who lacked any lomatic feelers; in which he gives "if^ God Is not first. in our When they break camp, nothing will stand between { 4ajt he'hadn’t “the slightest hint” part of the ',dis*PPulQtt.ng record, f40"Vyetherell St. . Samuel Felice, "144 Highland St.; formal jrejiglous affiliation. Town to Prosecute Three-Flavor OpoR Bah(lw)ohea: * Administrators DeeiT thougiits and efforts In the mdVn- ■ ■ r' t. i ■. V , ‘” 'h(s‘ candidacy would be furpe.d which 'Actually haa been wrlttbn. JeanIne West, Coventry; “ Miss Alerted'by, these observations Advance assurapees that he will 1^ TURF BUiI der* ahd thegêenef, healthier lawn they Ingredients: 8 slices bread, \ Elatate "of .Frederick R. Man very, very good If, at the’ United Ing, he will be In last place the down.t“Just af th6, vote was abtot Dr, A. B. Moran -Donna- Robb; 130 Park St.) Mrs and’ recognizing the emotional af- . remainder^ of the day. Morning want. Juat fill the accurate Sootts Spreader, bet th« ~! . to he taken .(on wdorsementa), a Editor’s Notel As a Repnbl^ 'tup medium-grated Cheddar cheese nfiig to Nathan 8. and Jesaie iB. Lena Ringhoffer, Andover; Rql- feqts of-purely personal condition-.* Nations, someChlng of a new: sum llftlessness Is thd,Index of a list ll( ^ , newspaper, ws would wish (packed down), 3 -•'tablespoons Joy. .property at 58 Walker St. dial—and walk! Non4iuming TURF BUILDER (4.76) . 1 new liame, never before mentioned land. Ouellette, 18 Deeifiilil Dr. Ings, the considerate friend, rela mit ^tmo^>here should happen to less heart.'The heart Which is be ' In any discussions of the executive, that our correspondents would pro mayonalse or maydna lae - tjme [. .- ' ' -Leaoes Charles Joy, (IS Walker -St. ; Japi tive. clefgyiian or physician may devel^, Bupppse' there iftvelQi>s hindhand In seeWng God In the helpegraia build thaprotoih it needs ’ Was presented. The vqte revealed -4 vide srgupnents hgainet the Demo salad dressing, 1 -tmpiMn pre- James D. Sr,, Agnes P.( Jaimes Ice Tolf, ' 61 Teresa Rd.; Fxtink provide just the right w’ord, deed -ma opportunity fdr the President, morning ha# Idsl, Its.relish for God, j ' ' ' that I had been rid«lracked." The Town ttourt’ wiU ba oakodFdown hla i^ u ia t tak a variance to crats we could enjoy, ahd perhaps pared mustard, 1 can (3% ounces) D. J'h and Paul J. Aceto to " Mai Mickewicz, 120 Avery St.; Edward or counsel to tide- the deprewed for good looks. You can stied thetame M.m todayto issue a warrant charging eeho, cohscientiqusty. purport- sardines (drained). Tool and Engineering (Dorp., pVop without loss of dignity, to find his ,4.with : ' Presumably, Llttla -meant Riker. build luch a building. Putnam, 51) Prospect St.,1 Rock person over alperiod of climax. "A ‘desire, for Gtnl which cannot day! FAM1LY* sepd gives you a hardy, , However, It was reported that mason-oOntracitor Alfrsd, O â .Buihbng Inapeotor- ThWnas C. jed summation, in the abov| Method; Toaat bread on one aide erty at 291 Adams St., for five ville; Mrs. Margie GeAtilcore,’190 Surely we who dwell In this free' own way back to that crusade for break,' the chains of qleep la s weak ■■;’’///• PI.,;; with- erecting a hulkUnK ‘in vlolq* only under broiler. Mix* (i cup years beginning Sept. 1, with op Maple St.; Wllliaip Henry, 99 handbfiine lawn. Now clear tlê wayl ' ‘ f Little, "an executive committee Mopahan aaya' he found that' Coda what the to.wn gbt; fo| its. and prosperous land cannot look . peace the 'U-2 incident punned thing! and will do' but -Utjle. good 2 X ' ' member, was in attendance when tioii of town aonliig ^lea. It jhad erected the building syitheut duiipg the past waVyjiMir chedi® with mayonnalae andimus tion to renew for two succesiê Whit* St.; Edward Ldrd; Carol with Indifference on an annual" and Interrupted. Would tha^ not for God after it has Indulged Itself The new Scotti -Lawm Program Guide T hlstcandldacy wax voted down by mai'jur thc first Ume ifincs aoplng |a building permit asC -well as In ever, more shadow board tard; spread on untoaSted sldei( of terms of five years each, City, ,Fla.; Robert Nlcbolaon, holocauat of 150,000 or more me* only have ooms possible spp'eih to fullyi It is not simply the getting telle you how to get better lawn (. that unit before the town commlt- rules were satablishsd that quoh Contravention of toe EBA ruling. finance. / .bread; cover edglu. Cover chqe** Louis W. Webbsr to Manchester. Bdgerton PI.;.-Linda OrflteUi. cfflientail and suicidal, deaths. up tfiat puts men to the front In prosecution has bssn deemed Auto Wash Inc., Lproperty at 344 Warren St.; Michael Dokne, 43 8. him personslly, but also appeal Ihie very fall: It'e free. Aek ue for it. ; I tee iendorsements were given Aug. Town offtcialbîd today the mixture with tomato and Mrdines; God's hosts, but it Is the ardent 17. ' . iceskary. case will probably be a teat of the IVhy Me Bone . Sprinkle with rentaining_U cup Broad St, for 20 yeairs beginning Hawthorne St.; Mrs. Violet P*- Bbs^rBitotag p o m the Angle that It might put deslije v^jeh itlra sn'fl''|)resks all Save *5.00! Scotti Spreader (!l6.96) ' Not Quitting Party lAaslstant Proeecutor Allqn D. regulationf/ To the Editor, ' . cheese. Broil untl^ 4idt throrugh, June 1, 1960, with option to re* trocQla, South Coventry. , (5ven temperatures should b* >‘peaoe" beck JntO; ^ Bepubllcan a,e)f liiutiilgent- chains. But the get- plug ScDtti Seed (6.96), both only 17.9^, j; gnS g group of modern walnuts at thie saiiie' in tonight, or toraqrrbw for Xure, to' get Little aloo said today he Wanted imaa hais bean aqvised of the Town Pinnnlng Eni^neer Ed- 4 coujile of regard Makes 4 SeirvlngB w 2 slices per new for, 15 years. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son aliqut 25 degntos Iqww: when bate*^> ÂHipAlgn, in the high spot it was 'titlgi up gives vent,'Inciesse, and pHce . . . hut it would take the entim Her to spike rumors that he intended to I'a complaint on tha-lasueisnd wnrd’ J. Rybezyk aaid Qoda wiU’be ing'; m e. in ))our uihially accurate p o rtl^ . I ___ j. ' Releases -' to 6iilr. and Mrs. Leo' Mttta. West tag in glass dlthee' since foodai; AchedUlAd to occupy ^ i l e the strength to the desire." (Unquote) your share of WatkinsI Fine Quality Homa split ths Republican party.- and a ^varrnnt will probably nble to appeal to the ZBA and to newepapsr for Tuesday, August Attabhmenta agsdnet property Stafford; a eon to Mr. and Mrs. bake fMter ta fiass than ta inetal ald tq list an of the thousands and -thou- iasuqd noma time this weeli WalUr Brttnell, 42(( W.' Middle Eleeahowfr erusadx was still in ‘ IT PAYS 7t> o r r EXPIURT ADVICE Fumishinge at Hg, b ig savings. > that hs intended to swing Demo- tha Court of Common Plea% if the 30, wera atightly off; CSoset Aids of Ant^n Brown Jr. bn Vernon St. t |^ sw|eetcst, most fruitful and , ' I • ..'vr?.', aanda of reductions. Best that you coma I . cratie aftsr fdlowlog members of r.ndaCMniwlU Uvl be charged with 2BA denies him. Howsver, if Coda I waa not “aeyen yean a 'd l- ; Coat hangsn will allda mors roleasMl by Roland J. Hebert and 7‘pke.; a daughter to Mr.‘ and Mrs. , high fOAi^r .1 strongest! ChrlsUsns I know afe ting up; n building illegally nctor'âa waa etatad—only three sasily In elothes. eloaod If tha n id and Robert C. and Richard Sta- Janies Smith, 99 P tooM yn 8t . Xtota Mavw ' thoM who seek God early. Pirty to dreu|late a npmlnfit- looss tas eaak b# will bs Uabls td And wwld tho- l>smocratie e^petltlonpeutlon tortinr him. buuding on iUagml buUdtag. ( loss of ths hfdldiag. yean# ilnleia perhaps were that holda them la waxed. F ir vans. Rockville; a daughter to Mr. and When patattag with a saltat hM who Aocuso tho Ro- estad' a gnraga for atongs at Coda’s mdst rseipt applleatloo oaioatiiig my time on, tn i fhadow heavy garmanta, tape two wl Attachment lien against Moper- Mrs.,JosephTrlPP. 897 Hilliard S t; tha »Usr tray with ahigHnum 8^ i i'Major >• WalUr Lamia JOHN S. WOLCOTT - Ml 3-8597 I e^yhoalmd be la a ReimbU- ^ A< iwmyimy And Alto bwtUww added 'It ssouldTT-u-mf be _ m__ or-ljJ*. N-i for ths vaHancs w m tumad dourn Board; ' - coat hanfsrs togotbor to pravbnt ty of Stanley Lucm raleaiHd--by a dauhgtsr to Mr. and Mrs. Rajr* Tha Ml eaa ba I Tba NalvaUoa Amy U9 l U m BT.-«IAW0BM|3RR» o i ^ . ■ w Mr fuppmieri^'^Board---* --- -* sC Appsato Aeeammlia talea July VaeA«# bythaSBAJiilyl*. Z am aot praaontty M a a tla a ValTo. . - t mand Bey, CttMtontaliy.. than ta ao 1 ■1 ■ ■ ■V. - •’■i ■■» .* m 1__ 1-1 ■ :/ . . ■ <\K ' ! ■■-: ■- / ■ - ‘ • ■ \ / ■ • < / ' ' w f ' , r.^ ■7^' / , ' t '* i ’■ ' ' ;a S: " . ^ '/ ■' •4. " 'PRIDAY, V ' SEPTEMBER-8, W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESrail^ CONN ----- HANGHB8TBR EVENINGv HERALD, MANGHBBTEB, CONN,, FRIDAY, SEFTEMBER 8, IMp

BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE ahiMVi that Khnuhehav la hot \ Columbia tJ. S. S earcb iiig teraatad. tMv brilave, in any asrt- "FORONCE^ r PaYOUWANTVOUR 6ua talk with Elsanhowef, a man WE60T 5ANPWICH ON WHITE Nikita’s Motive ha denounced only last May aa a AWAV OR WHOLE WHEAT LOWiRTHJtrCHllJ MUSK golf-addicted fumhler fit only, to WITHOUT BREAPr AhtwBf .to Prevlew^PuSll run a Sovigt ehlldran's home.. - - , HIM • AH,WAl5o!^'«»l«tr OF. A«!oS W ^ DoFn on th t Form (OaaRahii tewa.mgite' Oaa} lanhow^ peiaonally, however, TA661HQ HOOPtSSlIw^SSSM IMPBOVlKG-mfe (IScide on th» kind o f tnsat- .ALONOl m W D «IHC» tHft VMS OF ha 4MM6 odna 'itod preaented it to. mant to give Khrushchev. With To'penieillin AOBOSB ' DOWN Prssidaafr Elaenhivwar sa a rsmin- MN(WEROR/ONEOFMYAHCE*WRS,e0uld hope to press furious' round of conferences months. appellation ^ Proflt hla current diplomatic bffenalva among State Department' and One heepltai found that only a . ISFrac 8 Fend oft wag 5218,623. . ______24 Elapse 40Basawood trar Chiefly reaponalbla for ’tha ik* wMdt UeHirsa comihumam as tha other government ottlciale yeater- amall percentage of toe gwms 16 Untidy iwomen ® Jp* "*•** way of the future. day. ui seeking tee moUVes that penicillin had once xUlad It Musical ' 10 S...... ia eagfe I 25 S in g in i voice 41 Burdens crease, ' he said, la tha raise in Khrushchev might have in mind ’Sm^Jiuona «Lc6P«rt- teachers’ salarlaa. This has Jump Elaanhower’s adviaera are wotl?. were now affected by the older 43 Broad ed from 390,034 to 198,850—or 57,- oualy surveying all angles^ of they Suggested: drug—sileh a fierce reeistance had ALLY OOP BY V. T. I l^MLIN gOIndtea T.' The visit could be a Khrush >wn up since penicillin was first 21 High I750UP device 44 German river 415. DY0>* y0l . tuition has been raised at guide himi in hovv to handle the IT WONPERfuOl SETTÎFOR THE CAVE MEN CAN V AGREE TO RESRONSIBIS ySHE CANm E 28 Farm measure 47 Sacred image Windham High Bohobl. Figuring situation. bitter battle with Red China’s Olbenin, bn the other hand, has TELL THE REfORTERL ANYTHING ' FOR HER V^ A LOT BETTER' 22 Pastry l!S!*"*54u leaders over the future course of been shown to affect these reaiet- MY SUZZY BEING / HER TO GET 24 Ago 2* C"* 31 Poses again— 46 Felines for 180 students at $520 each the -At present, their view la that INTERVIEWEO fOR < HER MAJERIALV ALLEY? MORE ABOUT CAVE ( LIKE THAT? W aFAAE/y CARE OF THAT 3.1 Chest rdttlei 50 Truck farm , board has set 567,000 as agidnst Biaenhower should avoid any face- International \commuhiam. Khruah- aht germs, called stophylococci. THE NEHSWLPSISy^PIRECT FROM MEN THAN ANY CAN! , 26 muah family 38 Beg « product ' ehev, surrounded by Blast Euro Slid often with dramatic healing OTHER CAVE MAN ..name 1,100 of last year. ITils is always to-face meatiug with Khrushchev, !aaults. J / mdr^Mor less of a gamble, Tuttle pean Communist party chiefs'Who 2T Educational ITrr either in New XoTk or Washing favor hia Idea or coexlatonee with "Over 1,000 strains at ^penicU-. group (ab.) r r r- r 5"r , said, «nce the high school student ton. ’They will recommend that Uh) realatant staphylococci were ' enrollm «t/ls never certain from BisanhowSa give a reply speech at the West, could be demonstrating lOTreea ir If • P 1ff to the Chinese Reds that they 'will screened and all were iwnsltive to V'l 32 Epic start to fiiuhh^ o f tjie year. the UN., hot^preferably a f te r the new form of treatment,’’ a m cD icnL QmiET/ 34 0azas flsedly □ J — Khrushchev has leTt not hesitate to attend a meeting ir If fT Mrs. Marilyn (Shoup) Hum where Nationalist China rather Beecham apokeaman aaid. 35 Wild ats _ mak^ phrey and Mre.- Owen (Tench) Tha White House jald the Celbenin was developed mainly PHARITIRCY Isr AT 36 Kind of bean w aibnity ot Eiaenhoww attending than Communist China la repre nr Hendrickson hkve been engaged sented. Red China is not a U.N. under the direction of three Brit 5iMWaPMMC8.8. ML8MI48 WORK* 37 Oeasna by the Board of BJducatton to any maetii^ of the U.N. Gtondru ish. medical acientlats, all of them 33 Misplace !T completa the teaching staff at Asaemhly la always uhder -.pon- member. under 40. Th^ are Frank DÎe, 46 Thin bunch PC LC■FI HoraOe '^W. Porter School. Mrs. sideratloh., 2. Khrushchev may have decided George RoUnabn and David h t ^41 French plural B"a It _ to stop off at the. United Nations •■2 ■ Humphrey conies from Missouri. . But press aecretafy Jamea . C. Brown. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER vartlde IT She had her. high school educa Hsgerty added thdt hla remark en route to Cuba in order to avoid The drug is now being ' pro 43: M tion in Hannibal and received her "means nothing One way or the calling too much attention to his duced on a pilot plant scale, but Have You Met? bla 1 echeduted goodwill visit to Fidel 46 Rapid rata bachelors degree in i960 from other at this .time” and ihould hot fuU production and distribution In Central College, FFyettei Mo. She. ha Ihterpreted/4a Indicating Elsen Castro’s country. A 'visit solely for the United States and other parte PRISCILLA’S BY AL VEB^KER (3 words) J the purpose of encouraging Cas IlMrA Eddie . ST TT P" has taught social studies In Grade hower ,would/or would not go be- of the. world is to be started as 7 in the Eater Junior Blgh Schobl, foreythe Membly, tro to continue his anti-American soon aa a special factory for its NOTHISJa 'CARLVL e I t h a t s / t o o ' Cantor ^ RT IT tirade might have set off fresh S E R IO U S , -TERRIBLE/ •-^MANiy ■ ■ > 53 Idea (praftx) . 1' 1 J ftantoul. 111. during the past! Hsgerty^ was asked at a news manufacture ia completed. T M OPE! ST1TCM ES 53 Comfwt r r ■■ tTTsr school year. She comes to Colum confereitoe If Elsenhower had been fears in other Latin American T WILL RUIN 54 Folding bad r IE jii bia?'on a temporary emet^ncy in touch with British Prime Mln- countries. TM'COVER 55 Fiddling r“ST IT peiinlt. larold Macmillan regarding S. The Soviet boss may be seek or Ing the best possible forum for an V / Ripinan, Mrs. Hendrickson is from osaibllity of them both at- amparbf sr '' if w ''Oallfornia. She had her high the assembly. The press other , .missile-rattling speech, ARTHUR URUS 56 High notat 3 'school education in Glendale and m retary replied that he never pressing his diplomatic offensive 87 XlloUtart !f ST". at a time when he believes the / \ In'. 1968 recelvad her bachelor’s comments on inquiries dealing 25c Fne Rift (ab.) degree ' from the Univerdity of with tee poBsIbillty of communlca- United States is on the retreat be WITH 1.00 PURCHASE n California, Santa Barbara branch. Uonaôf heads of government cause of the U2 spy plane incident. SCHOOL SUPPUES She has had two yeans’ teaching E isenhow er’s.advisers era Such a speech could encourage HERBERT H. JOHNSON SHORT RIBS RANK O’NEAL experience. In 1068-69 she taught against any Initiative on hla part neutralists, and further jeopardise Grade 5 in the elementery adwol for a personal m eeting with American overseas bases. 164 JEast Center Street in Qaleta, CaUf. and last year, Khrushchev. I hfanchester. Conn. Grade 4 in Lowell Blemoatary But if Khrushchev formally asks Slow Development'' MI 8-0891--JA 8-8885 School, Madison, bi(is. Bho, wilt for a conference, their reetHtimen- teach Under a provisional eertifi- dation ia that Eisenhower agree, Sugar first was taken^fom beiets catloh. reallxlng all tee while teat it may by a German sclepthil. Andreas PINE Here Is one of your neighbors, be nothing hut an Independent businessman in BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS PomiOuhlty Beach to-Oloeo propaganda Marggrraf. In rnTT but the beet your community, engaged to a LONG SAM V' ' The Oommunlty Beach will close gambit. sugar Industry.did not develop until PHARMACY AU s'vailable evidence clearly the 1800s. ' highly-developed, modem aerv- P-6(76M,ITSieOODTa iT» officially for tha season, at the close 664 CENTER SmEET ice that is helping many fam SEEVaiASAN/ WONPCKFULTD od tha dey Monday. They try ti> tell ue we’ra too yming. But we showed them. ily, buainesa and professional U!H6 6A*irr. eeelbu A6AN,, Diera. ls the usual accumulation We’re Eager Beayera. The children ndio received their badges COR. OP ADAMS peopls to plan and control their too!! of lost artieles, items left behind 10 Tots Win In the front row, starting with'the''plaid suited lad are Muk- TEL. Ml 9-8814 finances .afficiently. He can ''and up on or around the Johnson, Susan Johnson, Susan TUbiU. Laura Johnton and Jana show you the oiie aure way to beach.Thaso. include towels ga- • WORLD Partridge. Behind-, teem ar;e Steve'Diomtoa. and-Peggy Ann GREEN guarantee yourself the thin; lord; p h lld r m '...... Beaver Badge Johnstpn. And in the back row are Talbot Jackie Thorn Prescription ou value most—Confidence and ■ ton and David Johnson. Miss Altoe Madden watehea her beavera; OPEN STAMPS SM future, education for your / Manchester moppets swam while sitting on the pier are her. three-aaaistanta, Mies Sarah children, ownerehtp of your S g ' that jwopls stop in and look Specialist ashore s^ cJoventoy L i^ yester Newcomb, Miss Chris Ehlera, and Miss Jaas Reardon. (Henld home, control of your buslnees, H over and ejalm ^ a t is theirs Photo by Pinto) . . ' earefree retirement or extend bafflita' olosing Ntime. Everything day afterrtcon • to have yellow MT till Tell Your Doctor to ed vacation. left over will be put htto the first badges stamped /‘B e « ^ ‘ pinned Phone Ua rummage sale. \ on their dripping suita We WIB DeUver Ha ia rsady to aarva You. Mie# Jean Natech, secretary to Main S t Oolumbia Becreatlon CounoU, baa . Their ages range from three to Maacheator also aimoUnoed that all RediSroBs all too young to. belong to !AIRWAV tin s T im CONN, b a n k wmstfsaA*,. vataw-aASAts f-J The shoe J^ryour boy f SUN L IF E . eards and Kocreation CounclK^r- I /d rO U B RAOK-TO4KHO0L SUPPLY HEADQUARTEBSI CHARGE PLAN POR TOUR regular classes conducted by the p,n Pw rtli m 4r «Wi tht AM PRESCRIPTION . ASSURANCE CO. “Thofi d n ^ you prtteribed do havo an mploaaant tlfieatea afiilch could not be givdn ■lifa Cross.' OF CANADA JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD an^l JERRY BRQNDFIELD aide affect, Doo—thoy koop mo broker' out at the Aquacade, have beehs wtilmaka your bc;y almertglad to go ^ to gehool. left a t the lodge and should be ^^But they had learned in one sum The gray auaded laathar baa tha Jgêrtant ■'V ...ii*!! YOU'RE.,, AN INMATE HERE, ANP DP YOU KNOW THISOU5HT mer of lessons lp.,do tee'.fing kick, MR..JENSEN? KEWPIEKEWi KROLL AND ^ TO 0t NICE picked up there. Seotchgard traataaaW # a ta r matin rub FELIXPEL, 0ERNARP? J . ANP QUIET... . Bereonal News breast stroke,/-elemenfary hack lOU CAH STUPy FELIX PEfCNARP'5 Stroke, scullipg on the back And off with a stiff brash. Waiihsiito mild datoigant CASE HtSTORy AVT.SATON.-JEN 5FN BY ROUSON Guests f t the Congregational *VICL SHOW ’ OU TO A QUIET SPOT LITTLE SPORTS Church Parsonage this week are rhythmic tebathlng. ■ and dirt diaappim** HaHlHIm IN THE PRISON UBPARY. , LIKE THE . the Rev. George K; -Evans par- tastraetor Made Badges the bOunÂBqm 6oi»iBdl haill. 5ao. Cspf *U •ee'^ feahi«6t Cef» Vhta, Rev. James G. Evans and Mrs Bec%uie they were too young to THANK you,, 7 ^ W ARDEN iTM'Wr'dl.iAne* 4. SIR' SAIP, YOU .Evana of WJlkea Barre, Pa., and be recognized officially by the CAN REAP bis Bister and d a n ^ , Mr. and Mrs. Alubrican Red Cross, their teacher. A 0 O U T IT Miss Alice Madden, director of IN TH E Cart Fey, and daughter Caren, of Poll Parrot FOLDER Philadelphia. . 'Swimming for the Mancheider Red THERE.' Mrs. Joseph Butchiiu of Seiattlev Cross, made the badges of yellow ssoii fos fsorasMeoMU ~ Wash, arrived Wednesday atXOe fslt with beavers printed oh them. home of her husband’s parents, The children went through their Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Hutchins on paces yesterday while their bioth- 6v 9 5 ^7 .t> r era watched thbm at^the cottage. j;onathan Turnbull Highway,. to Colors: According' V spend two or threeee-'WMl weeks visiting. owned.by^Mr, and MrjL J . Stewm^ To SlM. B. C. BY JOHNNY HART Mrs. Hutchins, a fonUêr Columbia Johnston, Coventry.. ' ^ Olive,- resident, is also the sister of Mrs. Natural, WERE THECdEERLeADeRS, Perhaps the most important les White, BY ROY CRANE S\S-ÔOM-ÂH{ (s*-Bcm-BAH f •tew art Dbbita of Lake Rd. son' they learned, ûia one they BL^47, SAWYER S WE YE. COME Td CHEER YoO Mrs. Sally T. R îam a is in New were able to depibnstrate to tee Buck. YOU KNOW, CHRIS, IF I'D KNOWN THE CKKLES ■ A d U poor X TOUSHIUCK, ADMIRAL,OLD lOY.' 6UT CHIe RUP/ LOOK, PARLlNfi, JUST LEAVE THE ON IN YOUR RACE WITH PETER. t York, where she will see Mr. and delight of their teachers and WACKlNfi TO ME. 1 THINK YOU'D AT PLANTLAND WIRINT TO K-VOUR NEXT-DOOR NElSMBORS ■ WARS, trilNS \ WE U THROW HO\J A FAREWELL PARTY THATLL Mrs. Francois Hugo and their their moteeft. waa that of wiifter < MORE, I WOULD HAVE PUNCHED THAT M ENP ALL PARTIES'. BETCHA LIFE.', IV BE^T START RIGHT AWAY FOR ■ 7 = ------— ------— daughter, Marcelene, off for France safetjL/'^ - SlMnS-MtSDED SAM IN THE NOSE.' / - CANAVERAL... A N P , aboard the S. S. United States. TIm t learned to swim srtth a OH, DEAR, FIND US A PLACE /S . , Mrs, Hugo la the former Shirley h«ady, not to fool ■with boats or HERE THEY 1/ J.u$t Arrived I COME' , ’Thrall of Windsor, frequent visitor' push pf/;jle In the water, and, to DUTCH to the -Tuttle home for a number' wait afUr eating before going ir( .Imported of years, Hugo, who wUY teach swimming. •■g). school in Paris, has bên studying lastmetor Aldsa- ~ TREAT at Columbia- Vnlvenity for the The teachers who assisted MQss DUTCH BULBS "O j past tw o^yea^ on a acholarahip, Madden were Miss BaisA New4' IMPNiNT majoring te American literature comb, 151 PltkiiLSLl Mlsa OiriS TIME He is ajnutve of France. EMers, 81 Brookfield St.; and Mias §•■0 *■> TM •■■■ WmSS " WiisiMi & t. a 6«A OF. e t Jean Reapdon, 86 Ans^di Rd. Manriheatier ETenlnjr Herald The Beavers were^David, LkUra, LIGHT-UP YOUR GARDEN WITH DUTCH BULBS MQRTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI OolimMa oorre^pendent Mrs. Don. Mark and Susan Jolmson, children aid R. Tattle Telepfeone AOadeniy of Mr. Bfid Mrs. Robert Jphnaon, . 8-8485. IS E. Eldridge St; Peg^ Ann PHRUPS QOHSTRIIOTION QO. HINSDALE H I N S D A L fe Johnston, daughter of Mr. apd MICKEY WNN BY LANK LEONARD FOLIO COUNT DROPS Mrs. J. Stewart Johnston; Susan PUBLIC PUBLIC WaaUngtoa, Sept. 2 (P) — SUPPOSE THex' ) I THINK THEY'LL THERE ISN'T $OING TO BE and Roger Taibbt children at Mr. CLAIM THEY- /C O OPERATE, MICHAEL I ANY TROUBLE — I JUST LIBPAPY LIBRARY Fewer new poUo and parielytie and Mra. Roger -Talbot 476 E. SPECIAL SUMMER PRieES! DON'T KNOW ) I'M GOINO TO TELL WANT TO ASK HIM A FEW polio oaaea were reported by. Middle -rpke.; ahd JSnle Partridge, QUESTIONS./ POINT HIM the atetea last week but the daughter of Mr. and ..Mrs, John. Pobllo Health Service said today Iûtridge of Mountain Rd. (SARAGES G(>nAGES UFANESE ARBORVITAE It la tM early to say the aeaaon- Globe aim Upright al peak has passed. The atafas , Woolen Soeke Big Full Evergreena Ultod 148 new easaa, 88 of'them ■ ______L_, - YEWS paralytie, for last week. Far^the Always wash men’s woolen Upright and forandors preceding WMfci ended Aug. SO, aocks right after wearing since 4 and T-Year Plante the revlted totals Aiere 155 iMkI perspiration left in woolen fibers wh 51.99 88. In ,the oomparmbla week leal weakens them. Use .mild soap and H year tiiere were 521 pello easss, lukewarm water. Don’t rub, wring .99 taeliiding 886-paraly^ or.atreteb. 6 . i . » n . 7 9 4 .„ 511,49 CAPTAIN EASV BY LESLIE TURNER 2 €AR eÂRAGE 20x24 COfrAGE 12.^, 5159.99 ^ ^ ir» pom4 l». « mI a jap ma H f W im g iO UP 515 FOR TH15 Ifi'ONCfi |M0«HT6 YAMATO l» MISSIUI^l \LIT'6 GETOutTO Including FootiiM S l A A C 12 .w 521.99 W ilK 6...P iR H A P 6 PICK6M Uf VKHIN Wg MUSt L i£ !I£ JH A 6 gglN 6MCI ItFORe UHS FU6HT UNB J MR. 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or y A CLAE IFIED ADYERTISHENT 0 BPT. BOORS 8 :1ft A J i to 4 tS0 P JI. ■Rnnw* Spnt 2 Over-fthM* timM while th» hammer andfteiun to the United otatee, aheshe#may never see It again,” he aald. elcWa of the Soviet Union waa aaid. "I know poaltlvely Invitation* "We're taken on tours antj svsh confidence, poor management hoisted over Olympic Stadium. were issued for a bunch of us to< have a special events ,djrector fot COPY CLOSING TIME ftOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. L / -V A J^Tt and Ihck of dedication were Last night a heavy pall settled compete thl# summer In Russia. ovitslde> activities when our nmMii MONDAY Thn FBIDAY lO iirA iM A TIfflU y • AJA over the once-gaiy'American aectof But the InviUtions were never should be to the grindstone.’^/ New York Sant. 2 UP\ —tBMitta tlie Cubs four UmM in htsBMaruda. it provsd jta be sneughfThe righthander’ then Issued i: blanved today for the Sudden tional passes to Frqnk Howgril and and shocking collapse of of the Olympic Village. The usual passed along by our officials. We'll Bill Nieder of Law'renjg,'^ Kan. ittsburgh’a ’ Roberto ' Clemen last five declilons with .them nnd I for Harvey Haddlv PLEASE READ YOUR AD flock of back-slapping well-wish never be any good until we com who led a 1-2-3 sweep the U.S. holds a 16-i lifetime mark against Ths veteran Mfthander needed Johnny Reseboro, setting-the stage . A ' ■ America’s brightest gold er# were absent. Even three-swim pete on an International scale." in the shot put Wcdhesday, said te omtinues to whale the tar them. Joe Adcock waa the big help from Clem Lablne in the for Snider. medal hope# In th e Olympic Drysdale, in 35^ 2/3 innings CêssUM at ’MVeat AOs" aro loiiso ove^tiMi ffesM oo • oeBa ■ ming victories failed to lift the Both Olga and Harold- said U.S. he believed the letdown was due to out of'San Francisco pitchinyr, Braves’ hitter with a pair of home ■txth but he waa ersditsd with his naiOoM. The adVMrtlMr ahooM rsad Ua aO n i v t DAT Oamea. gloom. officials were remiss In handling poor advance plhnhlng. MilwaukW^ Bob Buhl con runt driving in four rune./ 10th triumph- It was frustrating ■gainst the PhBlles thliuyar, has "It 1# a real tragedy,” aald Har A P P E ^ and BEFUB!! ERRORS la tiiM taOxtfea a a it laasr- In the dining 'room, groups small deUlls which might add to "We were ^11 right In CaUfomla," tinues to tame the Chicago Dick Drdlt, atarting>ior 0** afternoon for thq Giants, who col fannd 45. In'Miis last two starts Uo& Tha BaiaM la faapaaaiMa far oaty ONE taaafiiart «t aarittai old Connolly, the world hammer gathered in quiet, sullen dusters. the morale of the team. lected 14 hits but' ieft IS runners against^PlUlsdalphla, he has fan throw champion, "and #o uncalled- he said. "But we had miserable ac- Cubs, Los AngelSs’ Don Drysdals tint time sines July^ was the lasartiaa lor aay aOttriliaBwat aad thea aaly to tlM axteat ai a They talked In hushed -tones. The "For practice, we have to commodatlons In New, Yotk jiist continues to whiff Philadelphia loser. It was his sitm defsat. Ha stranded. The , victory boosted ned yK Tiig Don Fanned Pancho ’make good” Ulaerttoa. Errora wUcb do aet leasoa tha. Ystaa at j'.K . for. I am not the least surprised. questions on most of their'Ups H^rfera three times. The first bass- Maybe thl# will wake us up at last. catch a 7:30 o’clock bus to the beft«4 we left and the trip, to batters and St. Louts’ George has yet to win tM* aeason. Mil Pittsburgh’s first place lead to tha adyertleeaieet srin aot be earreetaO hy JkBOhe I wdre the same: field and wait nearly an hour and itzerland took a lot out of us. Crowe continues to hit pinch home waukee star ouwelder Hehry ■even games. an has whiffed 114 times, break "We treat the Olympic# a# If It's 'What happened? Wlwt hit ua? a half," complained Olga. "The , runs. Aaron waa out/of the lineup for • • • - ing the Philadelphia team record a big Sunday picnic. To most of e should have been pointed for set by Dolph Oamilli, in 1935. YOUE ciblM*EKAnUN WILL Where did we go wrong? Why? Russians'have their own tranapop-^ g-nnies." That was prstty much the Ntr the first time^fale year because of DODGERS 3, PHUUS 2 -^d^rys- the countries, particularly Russia Why? Why? • • 4 . EE AFrEBOIATED xOiol Ml 3-^11 ■.vr thl# is war—and they light It like tatlon and can leave aq hour Sprinter 1 Ray Norton, a disap \ tional League story yesterday as a back Inh^ suffered in batting âls fanned a dozen PhijUta to in- Ontsiioken Critics Special Meeting / pointing last place sixfh in the 100 practice./ifie ie expected to re REDS 7, CARDS 4 — Vada a war.” , Connolly and his pretty Iron the Pirates drubbed the ( Giants, oreaee hia league'leadhfg strikeout Pinson hit a thrse-run homsr off Yesterday- was "Black Thurs "I asked permission to..'1nake a meter finals, added: "Things just 6-1, Milwaukee wplloped the Cubs. turn to/actlon soon. total to 206. ThM*l3 righthilnder Curtain wife from Caechoalovakia, pair of pants .which would be more Bob. Gibson in the seventh to snap Lost and Foui day” for Uncle Sam—the most hu- don’t seem right. 1 don’Utnow why 10-1. The Dodgprs nipped the Phil / had to go 1 1 inpmgB, however, be- a 3-3 tie in Cincinnati’s victory over Auto Driving School 7*A t f \ u. ^ the forinef Olga Fikotova, were comforUble. You’d hive thought —they jltst don’t." ^lating single day ever suffered the most outspoken In their erit- lies 3-2 in 11 innini^ and Cincin TES 6, GIANTS 1 —• If forghs was able to register the vic the Cardinals.' Boh Purkey went LOST—Diamond stone.-from lady’s EARLY’S DRIVmO SclKWl--Oasa> by the-Americans in the history of I’d wanted to bombt the village. It American Olympic officials were nati's Reds slapped down the femente were able to face Giant tory, txiMyftk against 13 this sea Icism. ' took a special managers;/meeting not ready to assume the full blame. the distance for his 15th victory. ring, Sunday. Rewafd. Please call roofn fuid road instruction, Staad- the modem games. "What can you exppct?” Con Cards, >^4. The Braves, by, win 'pitching all seaeqn, held walk off son. Wait M or^ and Crowe homered MI 8-1397. ard arid automatic, duftl-mxitrifi John TTumas, who has high- to decide It/’ "Maybe the troys hit their peak ning,, cilmbed into second place, with the league batting title: 1ft single by'N pinch hitter Duke nolly, a Bostonian now living. In . "And look at t(iese Warmup at Walnut, Calif., when they broke for the Cards. Crowe’s came in the cars. Da}l or avanlng uwotat* jumped sevwV^feet 66 times' and Santa Monica, Calif., aaked. "We half game ahead of the Cardinj 18 games' against San Francisco, er with one out and the bases eighth, his fourth pinch hit homer LOST—’niRQ lidlSE parsikeet, vi- ments. Call m T«T------6. who heads the world record sit suits,” s^ld Connoly, fingering the four World records and tied two “ • * * he has compiled a .356 batti) full''broke up the game. Snider. clnity Boiti^ Lake. Answers to the wear out our team with a series heavy, Wool-llke fabric. 'They were of the Season' and the 14th of his 7-3 3/4, finished third behind two others in one day," said Dan Fer BRAVES 10, OUBS 1 -/B u h l, average with 17 runs batt«(t'''’4n. battlngN^ Charlie Neal against major league career, a record. The name of Joey. Reward. MI 3-6359. MORTLOCK'S MandMotar’a lisad- Russians, who did 7-1. American of silly exhibitions in America. We madeYor ths North Pole. The Rus- ris, honorary secretary of the Ing driving schoM. ’nth aA ttH ad take, them on a sight-seeing tour backed by an 11-hit attaejr that'in- For the second straight hif[relief pitcher Dick Farrell, slam closest to C ^w e among the .All- L P'S T—Connecticut Company’s ace sprinters were run-Into the s(ahs have wonderful' light, airy Amateur Athletic Unton. "Maybe eluded three doubles, a/friplc and cracked' three hits, êllidlng a med a pltchâgalnst thd.leftfleld courteous Tnatnictora C laa/rqoia ground by a cocky, crew-citt-Ôer- of Switzerland. We put them bn Idfabric.” now they’re going downhill. time plnclv-Tilt homer leaders is )>ass, Christian Petersen, ''pen instructions for 16, IT year atOa. a train for 15 hour^ two days bST- three home runs, llmitM the Cubs home run yestentayr 'The four' soreen,^ acorlng TOiqmy Davis from Plttsbimgh's Smoky Burgess with sioner. Please call MI 9-1846. _man named Armln Hary, endlrtg a Dick Babka of Manhattan "But you can’t blame the coaches W six hits for hl/l3th victory. bagger cams \vJtHTwo on in. the third. Davis had^'ûbled and Telephone Mr. MorUock, Dlraetor fore the opening of the Games, Beach, Calif.,.ths discus thrower, 11. GuiKZernial hold* the Ameri Reward. of Driver Bducatioa. MI tlTMO. 32-year U?S. monopoly in the lOff and managers. These athletes are The Milwaukee,'^'Righthander has first Inning, ^#r starter Georges moved ta third on FaTrsirs balk- canLeag^ record of 10. Qdarterbacks in the Fairfield camp of the Giai\ts, left meters. ' "You should have seen the boys said he believed overcohfldence and mostly mature men. They have Bisrifest giants with the New York Football Giants are Tom Murphy and Ernest. Cun- In^'^tseriand—itating, sight-see damaged morale were the real cul- their own coaches and training PREPARr PUR drtvtw’s ta u : two Roosevelts, 265-pound Roosevelt Brown, left. All Pro to^ right.; rookies Pete Hall and Lee GVosscup, George ing ahd enjoying them w l^ as if Annooncemanu Ages 16 to 60. Orivliig and etaaa liffe each’flnished last in seml-flnal iPritSi routines. They know what they .11...... room. Three Instnirtora. No ftatt- tackle and 290-pound Roosevelt Grier, defensive tackle. shaw and Charlie Conerly, now in his 1.3th season in the heats of the 800 meters. they weia^ôn a JloU;daY.^ Mean "We went Into these Games too have to do and-should do it.” PHHXXl-BBNDIX 18 lb. wash. 26c; while, ; what\about , ^ e Russians, Ing. Manchester Driving Aeada- National League. (Herald Photos by Yost), American# had to stand erect cocky, thinking nobody could touch Art Lent*, press .chief and aS'^ dry, lOo. Lucky Lady Launder' my. t 2-724V. - ______- - Poles and Cxet^htf—Hiey’re hard' us,” Babka said. "We‘became too sistant director of the' U.S. Olym ^ ôidr ikMgue cantor, 9 Maple <6t., aeroaa from .enlng themselves ipr ths compe relaxed. .Also I don't think the pic Chinmittee,- admitted that tha Umps O ffered Bribe^ First National Store. Open 24 LARSON’S, Oonnsotlout’a tin t li tition. /' track team is closely-knit as it debacle had left him ^completely hours. censed driving acbooi trained — "It’s b^'managemehbxand lack should be, like the basketball team, confounded. Certified and approved is now ef- of discipline. We’ll never beat the wrestlers and bOxers, who always . "We ca^d^ here with a track and AMERIC/bi/LEAOUB \ fsring classroom and beblad •i-: fc! RusslMis until we go into -the are seen together. ' ' field team which had better records police ArresErdir daiting — SmltivC^cago, .32^ Personals wheel Uutni'rtlon for tssn a n ia . '• Runnels, Boston, '.322k Slevers, .t •’ » Gam^ with as much dedicatldn "We’Pt a hunch of loners. Ws're in. every event than the Games at YA.CUUM C1.discus throw us. May"be-,our fellows Just lacked tackle Buddy Minor, The Indiaiis are drillng twice daily . Thursday’s Result l^lckup 1^ delivery. Mr. MiUer, STORAGE SPACE for turaltors s r "Our women never go to an State Police Sgt. 8. R. Chicago, 79; Runnels, Boaton and er. from Brookfield, Mo„ agreed. the desire for some reason. Maybe in preparation for the coming campaign (Herald Ph9t«' Cleveland 7, Kausaa City 3 were Arrested at Baltinfore'a Dorsey said last night the men merchandise now avallaUs at , other country nor Invite another "They tell us to see Rome, we we just got caught off first base." Only Game Scheduled Friendship Airport yesterday, Apariclo and Landis, Chicago, 74. 52 Pearl St. Ml 9-6700. • by Pinto). . were arrested about 1 a.m. Runs Batted In — Maris, New W A N TEoi^L^Y would Uke a ride W. L. P e t G.B. charged with hiinging extor yesterday morning at the air New York ...... 7 6 SO .000 — tion pressure against two York, 96; Wertz, Boaton, 90; Ml- from Woodlimiidv^t, to PralPratt A port while meeting the. um noso, Chicago and Skowron, New Whitney, Eaiatt Hartford, for first GARAGE FOR rent at 168 Maple Baltimore ...... 76 53 J189 1 American Leigue umph’ss. pires. Police reportedly had CMcago ...... 7 2 55 .567 Ky' York, 86;. Stevers, Chicago, 86. shift. Call aftersr 4 ^ - « -2Q28. St. Cali MI 8-4751. Outlpok Encouraging The umpires involved were arranged the meeting as a Hits — Smith, Chicago, 164; By JBARI, YOST meal In Loyola Hall, the big coach, with several members of his cast. IVashlngton...... 64 68 .604 12 identified as Bill McKinley, trap, and five state troopers in ' »OUc "Joe Morrison has been doing all Cleveland ...... 61 66 .4M 14>/. Robinson, Baltimore, 151; Minoso, now in his aixth season, added: 50, 6f San Diego, Calif., and plain clothes were waiting. Chicago, 149; Runnels, Boston, Oak St., Manchester to Ha> Motorcycles—Bteydis 11 ‘*We do not have an offense “We Just have not been able to get the work for us offensively.. He's Detroit ...... 69 67 .4M WA JEd Runge, 42, of (jhicago, who Each man waa held in .36,000 Hours 8:30-5. MI 9-0152. oing for ub.” silver haired been the only effective back,’’ Boston ...... 66 71 .487 iHVi 146; Fox, Chicago, 144. TRIUMPH, BonnevlUe any sustained drives underway. ô1^ Indian Gridders reportedly flew to Chicago bail at the Jessup State Police Ooubles — Skowron, New York, Jim Lee Howell, head football With Conerly (Charlie Conerly) In Howell aald. Morrison, now in hlip \ ^— ------' Kansas City ...... 46 63 .369 Sl>aKuer8 are the typo of play we've shown, Phil King,^ tabbed Chief because more (Pappaa 12-8), 8:06 p.m. Robert Waldron, 30, both Triples — Fox, Chicago, 10 ; preparing for the \ipcoming Na That optimistic prospect was "As the season progressed last scheduled for arraignment to- attempted bribery. State’s Robinson, Baltimore, 8; Aparicio, Business S e rric e s especially In Jersey City. We are of being part Indian, has been an expressed yesterday morning by Detroit (Regan 0-8) at Chjeft^ Atty. C. Osborne Divall, who WANTED—Ride to Aircraft, third tional lêague season. other back who, has left a favor year, we decided to go along with (Scorb 4-9), 9 pan. ' day. Chicago; , and Becquer, Washing shift, from vicinity of High School out here to correct our mistakes/’ Rome, Sept. 2 — John^ But the handwriting ia clear foiW 'fhe Ruaaians n.»ver had much ^Walker Briggs, Manchester High’s several underclassmen. We’re set the bail, also said said He ton, 7; six tied with 6. c o m p l e t e - I ^ A 1R8*-By Stu- No one kpows any belter than Injuries have played a big part able Impreasion with Howell. King ------—-■ jn of jufhpers, until they head football coach, as he sat in Cleveland (Locke 1-4V^ Kansas According to the State Po could offer no explanation. Call MI 8-7247. art R. Wolcott on automatic Howell, an impressive man who is in his third season. Thomas’ shocking defeat, in all to see that Russia has found hoping that it will pay off this lice account, Anderson and Home Runs—Maris, New York, In the .surprising winless showing the way to develop high jumpers. decided to go-'tb work. Styepanov, his office reflecting on the Iri- fall.” City (Hall 7-10), 9 Police said the arrest was washers, dryers and elsetrle stands six feel, six inches and of the Eastern Pivlslon champions the Olympic high jump may Saturday’-'' les Waldron had telephoned the 35; Mantle^ New York and Lemon, WANTED — Ride to WlUlmantlc Out of Minnesota, center- Bob It used to .be said that high jump and h ls ^ o re brilliant fopowere,^ disms' first few days of pre-season !■ Vetenui Line mads at the airport just before Washington; 31; -Colavito, Detroit, State Teacher’s College from No, ranges. Ml 9-6678. looks as if he could take over at to date. "We have, had more In Schmidt, a rugged 246-pounder, ".is turn out to be the best thing drills. It was a pretty bright one Wasnlngtoi Boaton, 12:80 two' umpires Sunday, men the Cleveland Indians enplan one of the end posts a posit lop he ers, along>-;,wi'th sprinters, were hav^proved that spring can be’ The Indians appear pretty .Will tioning as payment for 27; Slevers, Chicago,-26. Coventry. Call PI 2-6070. CHAIN SAW work — Tress out. juries than ever. Thrie'Of our. best a great blocker." bom. *1116 R'Uaglans know better. developed. for a fellow who has been having 35,000 ed for Kansas City. Author played for years with the Giants— offensive backs, Alex Webster, Mel Leading rookie, however. Is a that ever happened to United organized across the forwaid'^wall; New./Vprk at Baltimore, 2:06 throwing' a baseball gaihe. Stolen Bases — Apariclo, Chi Roasonabls ratss. CaU PI SCS6S States track and field. If So now, it can be hoped, will The Soviets do a lot of weight some lean seasons in recent years. . Experienced hands at the wings ities said both suspects refused cago, 38; Landis, Chicago,. 20; If needed, that the Giants miist'un- .Triplett and Chief Hill are all out gii.V built like a lire h.vdrant, Lou Last year’s M&nchester eleven, Authorities said they did not to answer questions, even as Aatomobllds tor Sala 4 between 1:80-4:80 or aay ttno fover some new offensive threats Thomas; the biggest "sure thing” reit of the world. trainings'In one day a jumper will include Buddy Minor, DHl Beleke- ^.'Mfrolt at Chicago/2:30 p.m. know why the charge waa Plersall, Cleveland, 18; Kaline, De Saturday or Sunday. with knee Injuries. Webster will be Cordlleone, an All-America via Yurity Styepanov, which wound up with a 2-6-1 rec to their names, and were to go with their grpOt defensive lost at -least four weeks. .Conerly Clemson. "He has shown more than of'the'pre-Olympic picks, had won t\\e^first do as 'many as 500 stdhding kicks wicz, Dennis Seibert/and Bruc.q. .Ûleveland at Kansas City, 9 specified as attempted ex troit, 15; Green, Washington, 141 OLDER CARS mechanics spo' the high jump- as expected many great ' Russian jumper, •/was dis- with his lead leg. They jump often ord, was the sixth consecutive los Badger who has been moved Identified through fingerprints.- Pitching -TT-'Cektes, New York, NOW. BEFORE the nuh starts, unit. / has a sore elbow but we should be any other guy," his coach said. ing season in a row for Briggs, i^ 9 v ^ p .n i, tortion. Both reportedly have FBI rec eials. fixit y .roelf ears, always would have overlooked th^ most missed as the freakpfoduct of the and hard. And now, in one meet, from his old guard positip: ^Ddo Sunday’s Gaines 10-3, .769; Fornleles, Boston, 9-3, a good selection. Look behind our the time to have that gun "1 don't like to lose. 1 don't play all set'for .Sunday, Sept, ll.agalnst Cordy packs 246- pounds on a six- former Bates College end in his The warrant reportedly ords. shape for the coming to lose anytime. We just do not Detroit at Vale, except for Web foot frame. ■/ significant result of the competi since outlawed built-up shoe. But they have put three men over McCabe, who co-cqptal^'^ the Washington at Boston, 2 pan. said, however, that Waldron, .750; Barber, Baltimore, 9-4, .692; office. Douglas Motors. 333 Main tion. For it was the fine jumping Styepanbv’s trdming program w m playing days, and his assistent L Sgt. Dorsey said McKinley Bring it and your mower, Ahean, have an offense going for us. We've ster." he added. 'ITie Giants and Quarterback Lee GVosscup has seven feet, proof positive of ths team along jarith Mike jSlmmons, New York at Baltimore, 2:05 and Anderson threatened to Perry, Cleveland, 15-7, .682; Dit- -] by the entire Russian team that there for^.all to see and it is ob- soundness of the system'. Tony Alibrio, who was a stellar Bill Maneggia ejaa John Haugh and Runge were in their hotel mar, New York, 14-7, .687; WANTED — d ean used cars. Hs knives, locks, keys, e tc .. played three games and lost them Hons tangle In New Haven for the played at quarterback- in moSt Of P-m* ... defame the reputations of the, room last Sunday in Washing waits, 52 Pearl St. all. We grit heat by the Chicago was the real eye-opener; vlously-tnis program which is pay- In the 100 meters the rate went, guard at Wesleyan in the late are tackles who qaW service last Detroit a t Chicago (2), 2:80 p.m. Brown, Baltimore, 10-5, .667. buy, trade down or trade any' Both Memorial Fund and a crowd the exhibitions along with Pete Any athlete, even an outstand 1930's. two umpires.' ton, where the Senators were thing. Douglas Motoro. 333 Main, Bears, 17-7, the Green Bay Pack of at least 60,000 Is expected for Hall, another rookie, and the vet- ing^^wridends for the Soviet sky not to the swiftest, but to the ^ t year. Guards whtf know their •way Cleveland at Kansas City, 2:80 It was learned that two Strikeouts — JBuimlng, Detroit, TYPEWRITERS office ers. 16-7, and the Pallas Cowboy#, ing one as vitorld record holder -climbers. -all around sprinter. Dave Sime, In 14th Season around out /.here include Alibrio, p.m. playing the Inldans; when they 184; Pascual, Washington, 143; the first game in history- at 'Yale tran George Shaw. "Groaacup has Thomas, can be beaten. 'It may Starting his 14 th year at the ■trip tease dancers were ar got the first telephone call. NEED A (JAR and had your credit chines—rimairo^ês, servies and, 14-3. You can see that we haven't Involving professional teams. Improved tremendously in Howell’s The U.S. has long dominated ! an atrocious starter, gained a good son . of' the' line coach, Anderson rested as material witnesses Wynn, Chicago, 124; Estrada, turned down? Short on down pay rentals. Hfl ^77. / been abte to score more than ope have been an off day, or ^rhaps high jumping, thanks to the in- ‘lO to 12 feet on winner Armln Indians’ grid helm the gray haired, qnd^ E9ck McMullen. NATIONAL LEAGUE 'The.umpires contacted State BalUtnore. 119; Monbouquette, Before adjourning to the nearby words. ■ soft spoken Briggs has an overalj. in the case. They were iden Police, the sergeant said, and ment? Bankrupt? Reposaesmon? touchdown in any on* game and , When the boys star); playing for Long Jphn reacted p6o^-/to pres bom spring of its jumpers. But Hary. But a sprint is more than ■ Briggs, and his asslatatit aw Boston, 116. practice field, where the Giants sure the-first tlme..-he- was up record of 38 victories^ ,47 d e b t’s Thursday’s Results / tified as Helen Ela, 24, picked were told to play along. . The Don’t give up! See Honest Doug' only two In three games.” nad suited up In playing gear for iceeps, you can count on the versa rhost American jumjiers have been just who is the fastest runner and looking for someone to handle Milwaukee , Chicago 1, , las, get the lowdown on the low Repalro’llUl make rafrigeratoro, against 1(.'Only Jdjiie will tell;' / content to get by on that spring. | Hary got there first. and 10 ties. During his 'firs,t-Seven 10 up by District of Columbia men contacted Runge and Mc- (reezero, washing machinsa. ry- No Long Drives the'' benefit of photographers, tile Frank Gifford to lead the way. - ■ ....I , ^ the center’s responsibilities. Right Pittsburgh 6, San Francisco 1. Police and turned over -to . Kinley four or five more times NATIONAL LEAGUE est down and smallest payments A n d ^h en the ball Is moved in heasons before the flow, of. tjilent Batting—Larker, Los Angeles, anywhere. Not a small loan or erof ranges; dU and gas, burhan. Continuing, after a delicious Howell admited he was pleasM ■topped coming their '^ a y , the now, among the 40 early invited Cincinnati 7, St. Leoord. fullback, and Dick Bird appear to (11). M & M RUBBI8B RQliOVAL Serv- some Pat gave a little demonstra be the leading prospects. ,,, W. L. Pet. G.B. ,323; Cepeda, San Francisco, .305. ice—residential, cpinmarclal, in tion for the newsmen, hitting, re Tevo beqt'teanjs since this ttin- Youth Against Experience Runs—Mays, San Francisco, 96; Breaking Showings .-dem has been handling Manches Senior Norm Richards was 1 Pittsburgh / ; ....7 9 49 .817 — 1951 MERCURY -door dustrial. Attica, qeilars, yards, in peatedly from 40 yards out./ In Open Tournej Ashbum, Chicago and Mathews, 8 cinerator-cardboard drums. Lawn Unit Holds Own / ter,,Hfgh gridiron fortunes were possibility at center. But the lat Milwaukee' ..,.,.71 55 .563 7 ' 9-1906. ter has a bruised kidney and will Bt. Louis ...... 71 56 .559 714 Milwaukee, 89; Pinson, Cincinnati, mowing. Ught trucktng. Ml OFUnf. Now a player-coach, Andy Ro- thb lOS^-'and 1953 Indian eleven. 86; Aaron, Milwaukee, .35. ’ buslelll heads the defensive unit. Each 'had identical 7-1 reco'rJjs be unable to play this fall Los. A ngeles...... 68 57 .544 914 ling and Power 1954 PONTIAC Star Chief convertl By EARL YOST Battling for the starting quar Sah Francisco ...62 63 .496 1514 Runs Batted In—Banks, Chica ble power steering, power brakes, TAMKIRTREE removal — land Hqwell feels, he has no worries Mark Sixth Day of lyitli Jim Roach, Bob Johnson, last go, 106; Aaron, Milwaukee, 97; cleared, firewood cut, insured. NOTICE here. As Robustelll"reported, "Chir Long hitting,Tommy Devine, the Long I^larfid golf pro who 'year’s Trinity star. Pinky . Hohen- terback, job are Don i8eipel and Cincinnati ...... 57 72 .442 2214 radUo, heater, whitewalls and lots Cali Paul A. Elltaon, Ml 8474X Mathews, Milwaukee, 90; Maya, , defense hss been good In. the loses I back hopefuls include Simmonk, Chicago ...... 51 75 .405 27 of extras, red,' 1376. Call MI 9-6349 walkeii off with first prize of $400 la^t-Tall, Will be back to thal and Jim Mlniccuccl the stars San Francisco, 89 (Jlemente, P itts between 6-S^.m. j-thls season but there has not been Rom-e, Sept. 2_(A^ style swimming record, held by<*>Calif. beat her own Olympic-"mark of the 1951 team and Bernle Ale- Dave Tupper. Experienced half- Philadelphia ...... 48 80 .375 31 As Birds Face Ytuiks SUPERIOR PAVmO CO.-*-Amesita Carter Chevrolet C o ., Inc. defend his title in the 15th $l,75.0^M^nchester Open Tourna America’s George Breen, in a pre Greg Manchuk, Bob Cote and Jim Today’s Games burgh, 86. any offense.", WebsteT'Of'Raritk Ana, Calif., of 4:50.6. She whipped s)ich Austra many, Art Karezas, Tom Burbank 1966 F91CD V-8 4-door station driveways constructed, resur - \Vhsl the GIspts need inore-lhan ment Sunday ^nd Monday, S^pt-Tl and 12 at the local course., llminary heat with a clocking of lian greats as . DawnTFraaer and Galanek. Chicago (Cardwell 6-12) a t St. Hits—Groat, PIttaburoh, 176; faced,, eealed. Reasonably priesd. .Sunday’s play,will be for amatûf'^ setting the style for a deter and Joe Kearns the bellcows of Swing-man Maya, San Francisco, 157; Pinson, wagpn with overdrive. Good clean , anything Is u breakaway runner, 17 minutes, 46.5 seconds. The old lisa Konrads witJKease. ' the 1953 club. Louis (Simmons 5-3), 9 p.m. wqgon. Full price $888. Bank Ml 8-6516. , ' like Lennie the Colts. The players only while Mondj^y^the mined comeback by Uncle mark, hel.d by the Indianapolis To cep it. the men’s 800 meter Galanek will Milwaukee (Jay 6-7) at cancln- New York, Sept 2 (^/-P itching against power, Thfit'g Cincinnati, 153; Clemente, Pitts . 6 am$|e and Salesroom John Reider. Tbumapient Commit But this is a new year and burgh,-149; Cepeda, Ban Francisco, jtemSr easy payments. Brunner’s, FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt ssrv- man ma.y be Don tiinnyard from -afiiateui'B. tee chairman, report. Sixty have Sam’.s athletes, gave the Unit school teacher- who ' ■will face free stylej^lay team decisively de also running from the fuUbapk natl (Mc-Lish 4-7), 9:05 p.m. g()ing to be the-pattern in Baltimore this weekend as Paul leven strokes or iindef,..wlll-take. Briggs is looking forward to it H4. 'TalcottvUle. Open eves, till 9. tes cm all types of electrical wir Bishop College, who can really fly filed for Sunday, 69 for Monday. ed States its eighth gold med Yamanaka 4n . tomorrow’s finals, feated' Australia and Japan in eagerly. slot along with Malausky.' The Los Angeles (Podres 11-10) at Richards’ Baby Birds and Casey Stengel's veteran New York w.IlH a football ttirked Under-his over the spotlight. ' 8 :1 ^;'a world record''that bettered Doubles—Hnson, Cincinnati, 3fir ing. Licensed snd insused. Wilson l.-ast year there were 326 players al of this XVII Olympic Games was 17:52.9, .set at the 1956 Games ; "What. I’ve seen these' first few latter, who started out last year San Francisco (Sanford 11-11), Yankees clash in a pennant bearing three-game set starting Banks, Chicago, 30'; Robinton, 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air V8 con Electrical Co„ Manchester, MI W ill Be Closed All Day arm; Angle I.eo. former .GeOrjcfr. —Pros/wlil be shootfng. for. 31,000 —the lowest pumber in three years and a sweep of the diving competi'- In .Melbourne. ^------.^he Auasies’ 8;h6;6 with much to days has been very encouraging," as a lineman, was switched to full 11:16 p.m. vertible coupe with automatic town All-Amerlcanj ajidL veteran in cash, the top 10 finishers get And'In qualifying track and fi^ spare. In finishing second. Japan back after the third game when tonight. Cincinnati and Cepeda, Sap'li^n- drive, radio, heater, whitewall 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME S-7IT6 with De'-vlhC’s 68 pacing the play tlon today by beating teammate declared the Indians’ 'hientor yes Only Games Scheduled. The Orioles, of eourfs, have the ciaco, 29; Cunningham, St. Louis, National League ptayer. now a ting into the money bracket, while ers. Leading amateur waa veteran Gary-, Tobian for the platform events, Russia’s Vasily RudepKoV also bustqd'the mark with 8:13 and sophomore fullback Bill Fwlheit Saturday’s Oauies tires, Very clean. Body and paint LAWN MOWERS shaipened and ; New-Jersey sportswrlter and for- 1760 has been set aside in riiiCr- terday. .VWe’ve ' gotten rid of a best pitching in the league while 28. Saturday, Se^fL-^ Ernie-Gerardl with aMlO-..._1 title. set a record in the hammer''throw ironlceUy Australia, in third, did lot of 'deadheads’ from last year Broke his leg. Frdlhlt ho* fully re Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, just like new. Locally owned. 'repaired. Free pickup and de ' me'r roommate of mine at Columbia chandise for amateurs. There will —minutes after it had^J^n estab it tod" with. 8:13.8. covered, but will not be back this the Yankees, with 160 home runs Triples — , Brutqp,^ Milwaukee, Bank terms, Brunner’s in Talcott- Once, again the Dawn Patrol— It was the seventh gold medal who were Just going through the 1:30 p.m. to their credit, have the most pow Kirkland, fiao FrAnc 1 aco and livery. Ml work guaranteed. Saleft, i PresB lni(tltute, told me, "He's.-the be 10 gross and 16 net awards for Maxle.^chiibfrt, Ricky Anderson, for the United States at the Olym lished by Hungary’s^-Cfyiila Zsivot- 'Ray Norton of Oakland, Calif., year having switched to a prep Milwaukst at (Tinoinnatl, 2:80’ villa, your Lark dealer. Open service parts and rental equip TO GIVK KVKKVONF A LONG ' best hark on the squad... ye? was the Simon pure*. Scores for bolh recognized as the "United States' ^ tio n s . school.' er. , , ' White, St. Louis/9: Pinson, Cincin Eves, til) 9. Bobby Noren and Billy Stevenson pic pool, and 'Webster won it with *ky — pushing ille mark to ?19' "*’ "Our eenk^rs and juniors this p.m. nati, 8; Seven-^'players tied with 7, ment. L a m Equipment Co., HOLIOAY WKKI^KNI) : tremeijdotis.-ln .lersey City." days will count for the prize*. —will tee off at 7 aim. on Sunday. a splendid surge In-the semi-finals feet, 10 7/8 h«^s... leading aprinter, and Lea Carney .. During these early pre-season Los Angeles at San Francisco, This is the big opportunity for Bamford Road. * Vernon. Bruno Gulnysrd'may be the man How Entries have been coming in at ef Akron, Ohio, each won heats in year are displaying more enthusi drills the Indians have concentrated Ui6 Orioles to take over fln t place. Home Runs-Banks, 'Chicago, 1952 DODGE Plck-up No contestant will be allowed to and the -finals after placing ninth Uncle Sam’s swimmers stole- the asm than Ijve seen in quite a 4:30 p.m. 37; Aa;:oh, Milwaukee, 34; nlotor. Good body. New paint. Moske, Ml 3-0771: If no answer ell needa. a fast clip. Pro Alex Hackney and play both days, Area players wish in the preliminaries, thunde*/ From, jhe vaunted track :21.2. Stone Johnson of Dallas was on their defense, primarily hall Chicago at St. Louis, 9 p.m. They trail the Yankees by one call; Ai Laaka, 7R 6-76(>9 coUect. a winner in :2'l.7., loafing across while. Dave Malausky, Tony Alib handling.' timing and learning Of game but they are thres down on Mathev/s, Milwaukee, 31; Mays, Brunner’s. Your Lark deiler In ing to participate are urged, to file The victory by the 21-year-old eld team an^ kept the Olym- rio-, Dave Anderson and.Mike.îm- Snndajr's Games San Francisco, 28; Robinson, Cin- TWcottvUle. University of Michigan student also the finish. plays have taken much of their the losing side. That means they Harold and Olga OonnoUy PROMPT complete service for' their entries and be aaaigned ■cs hi ihd playing the Star Spangl .mqns are -all -very enthusiastic, -Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 1:80 won’t be the tint hunbaiid- cijThatl and Boyer, St.'Louis, 26 sm all businesses in payrolls, atftte starting times. ,,regained supremacy in the eve^pf' ed Ba;iner for three aqnuatlc gold Norton finished sixth in the final time ' with'- - a squad scrimmage must sweep the series. Two out of "of, the ,100. Johnson and Carney workers and have kept the res,t of p.m. wad-wlfe team whan they ffiolen Bascs^WIlls, .Los An and federal tax forms, bookkeep Final plana were mapped last ^for America, and made up, ln,pfLrt, medal winners. planned for ^turday and-'a. con Milwaiikqft at (Bncliinatl, 2:30 throe would still leave them perr> 1945 FORD 14-TON plck-up, excel were -not ente-ed in the ceritury. the boys hustling along with trolled Scrimmage with ah/ outside efthtage points behind the Yankees. compete la ttie OlympiqK geles, 36; Piqsoh, Cincinnati, 26; ing, etc. Call Ml 9-1058. hlght at a dinner-meeting at the some of the lost preatlge>«fifllered The cracking good American p.m. Taylor, Philadelphia, 24; Mays, lent condition 8U0. MI 3-2509. . UNIVERSAL FO R A GOOD DOSOra club. : Norton was first placed second .them-,” continued Briggs. game a possibility fgrhext Satur 'This series iharks the first au Games, starting la Rome^ >D®C3 when Germany’s IngpitT Kramer swimmers did much to soothe the Getting more specific Briggs Chicago at St. Louis, 2:30 p.m'. San Francisco, 21; Bruton, Milwau TREE SURGERY and removal, Tourney committee members are scored a sweep of theôm en’s dlv- pain of an afternoon in which the fn. his heat, the 200 today when--, day. thentic test of pennant pressure Aug. 25. 1957 STUDEBAKER 2-door sedan. officials believed he; had been pointed out, “Elxperience is a trital .‘‘We are trying to get as niuch Los Angeles at San Francisco, kee, 17. Overdrive. Full price $495 . owner lowest prices. F o r free estimates CUSTOM PRE-ENGINEERED Rieder, Mike Slbrinaz, 1110 Daley, Ing in a stunning upset. U.S. track squad got a pasting in 4:30 p.m. , - for bqta teams. The edge lies with Although the A|)sericaa call PI 2-8406. M A K E I T w i t h Charlie Dayls, John Monger, Sked nipped by Britain’s Dave Jones, factor in looball and particularly- Work done as poaiiblei with this the Yankees, who have been <)ouple are fkvored/^n ths Pitching—Law, Pittsburgh, 19-5, . says. 24 miles per gallon. Drive it While ■ VVebster defeated . the events they had figured to win. but Norton, who had built an early, .799; . McDaniel, St. Louis, 10-4, Homans,. Bob Cappali,' Jerry Beau favored who-had-won the •0 in the high school version ofL . group before school "Opens next through man'y September staeteh men’s hammer th^w and tiie at Bnmner’s in Talcottvllle.' MAN—With plck-up truck desirsf lieu and Bid, Pekar. I In spite of the splendid swim lead, later waj. named the winner. the game. If we • were forced to week, because we want to have drives. Among the Orioles,/ only immesi's dlsoue^' feapeettvely, .714; Spahn, Milwaukee, 17-7, iTOfi; light) trucking, rubbish remoyal, Handcraft springboard gold medal, by .31 of ming performances,, the .Americans Jriay pur first game Saturday, , we Broglio, St. Louis, -16-7, .696; Puf- Greens Chairmann Hen;ary Rock- a,.pblnt,. three,- OlynapiC record- , Carney bteezed. home In front time to give a good long look to Gene Woodllng ahd Hoyt Wilhelm they don’t s ^ d a ohance to odd jobs. Very reasonable. UsH —unable to count as taglired on of Britain’s Dave Segal. Despite haveT? boy#.'who-have from’a the newcomers who will bO coming ers key, Cincinnati, 15*8, .662. J951<3HEVR0LET, pov/ergllde, $76. well and Grenskeeper Gary Bry- .breaking perfdranaheei shared the have been on previous. pennant m te h tbp^ reeord of the CUl Ml. 8-6 ^., JA 6-4012. their track and field, aj^cialties— his relatively easy pace, Johnson limited amount to quite a bit of out for the first ■ time,”" Briggfs EatDpekf^' the great Emil and ' Strikeouts—Drysdale, fjon An-r ant report the course is in gop Ddna,.ta Eelslald la the-1963 B onai^ld !tarvte6B i were top' dressed and will be ready scoring race and ni$w the Soviets over N. Georgopoulos of Greece. ' • - • .--■1 - • Sam Jdnea, San Francisco. 161: When a good impression is Japan’s ' Tsuyoahl Yamahaka seem to have It just about wrapped Hary, who was scheduled .to run team foUows the battle pattern— OdDtaa- Broglio, St. -Louts, 165: Koufax, 1964 DODGE, 4-door sedaft. Hj«A for play nejet week, broke the men’s 1,500-meler free- Tonight will be the final practice Yankee texperience against Oriolt good'condition. CaU ^ 8-1 your goal* this -style by «P- ' . ■* ' . in Carney’s heat, is being' saved sesslbn before the Holiday week Los Angeles, 162. r HAROLD * IONS. Rubbish remov 11 Ide Margin for the 4‘00-meter sprint relay. end for the Firefighters and youth. Randcraft was designed to When the day’s ' firing ^^ded, American] Ni t O u t loo Jk Bleak Whltey Ford;'the Yankees’ ace al, ceUara and attica elsansd. The .assistant manager of the Sinokeaters, members of the Man 1952 PLYMOUTH station wagon, Ashes, papers aU rubbish. B anid help you. .Its trim lines* Russial had. 12, gold m e d ^ and German track team, Willy Poll- chester Midget Football League, faces 21'>year-old Milt; Pappas ta- 8125, MI 9-7686. 219%,. points to America’s second manns, announced that Hary had night. Tomorrow, it [Will be Art Fallon Will Coach Hoar. Ml 9-40$4. ^ tailored toe design* At National hampionships ca all drills, it will be- held at Dltmar, winner of hfs last seven , end crisp fall iiiyling place seven gold and 153 points. complained of "a pain in his right, arter Oak Park starting at 6._ i TWO OIL trucks, one 1949 Autocar, TV 8ERV1CX'- Pottsitim'a an ’Third was surprising Germany thigh, where he once puUed a mus ■ ta^ for New York, agdinst 21t Cadet Cage Squad 1800 gallon taftk, |956; 1947 Dodge. makes. EUghest quality guarantsad With five golds and 121 points. - ^ Forest Hills, N. Y., Sept. 2 (A7—The;'National Tennis Champion Tuesday night, atarting at .6:8i>, yesy-old Jaok Fisher- Sunday's 950 gallon tank, I860. Both in good combine to give a cle. . ■ ' all boys wialjing to (register as wel( work and parta, over years ««• handsome shoe for The U7s. swimmers scored a "The jteam doctor looked him ships. opened OR? today . . ftfid from an American standpoint_almost - . anytWng finale will pit Boh Tlirley against New London, Sept. 9 0P>—Lt. condition; CaU Springfield, REpub- p6fiCI>C9. vftlT for servies alnos crashing win in the men’s 400 over and advised ,us it was nothing would be an improvement over thî last four years.;- Starting in 1956, as; all .boys Mresdy aigned up are 23-year/old Chuck Estrada. lic 8-1800. . ' 1931. Phone Ml 9-4677 tar beat asked to report to the West Side (J.g.)'Harold (Hap) Fallon, the a good implosion. tpeter medley relay ill 4:05.4, break serious. He said Hary. could run no native-born'United States playftr has made the Dnals. This series is the next to last highest scoring, individual in Coast service. frexnli DCOV|';il M MOUKIA ing their own world record of in the 200, but we decided to-take!. Except for Alex Olmedo; a t Rec Center where doctors wUl^ be, this season between the teams, A MGA''1B68. WHITE, wiro wheels. I. t. i t'AK U4KAGK6 on hand to give physical examl'na-' Guard Acadeifty baakatball his fuUy equipped, very low mileage, FLAT FINISH- Holland vrindenr r-Tf) CHOpSK rfOM 4:08.2 set only last'Saturday. Then no dhancea and we are resting himl Peruvian who,'f attended Southern ' Main U.S. hopes are Dnal four-game set will be played ’]'£ ' .1*/ tory, ia tiie new head coach of the The PATI0>6ARiiGE , , and young BASEBALL Chris Von Saltza, 16, of-Saratoga,' for the 4(H)-meter relay/’ . ,] ' California and lost in thft final to^ tlons. ^ in Yankee Stadium Sept. 16, 17 excellent! condition. Call MI ,9-1871, shades madeoo msasuils. All 9 . 9 5 MacKay, bf Dayton, Ohio, League cjlBolals would like to Cadet oagera. metal Venetian blinds a t a new 'It’t o gardgsl^li't o paliol man’s price. Neale p ^ e r last year, Australi third; Eajrl (Butch) Bui and 16., The-Yankees held a 9-6 Fallon’s appointment .«waa an- 1953 OLDSMOBILB — Hardtop It'i e roiny do/ slay- '■ 'V ', ' ans have bpld a stranglehold on tin hear from parents who have played lov/ price. Keys mads riWs ye* pH St. I Louis, I seeded No. ' edge* '• r ■ i ■ ^ .nouneed today by Cmdr. Dtto . convertible, excellant condition, w ait Marlow’a 1 ^ feom for fh* (hijdren' ahal. 1 ' seeded Chuck McKinley ofj S t In past jrsars and who haOg sneak Nitther. the Yankees . nor the ond lomiiy. (ummtr-time M^tny ;lt could happen again this year. ers in usable condition. A number Qrajum, dlrsctor of athletice who 8400. no less. MI )-8194. I . OOjsr -Ann., Mo. Orioles played! yesterday. said; Fallon use will be an in- WEAVmo of Bum moth hulaa .fun ond erlfertoinmtnt. Faster Key to Success Fraser is seeded N6/1 followed by I, bf boys this year need larger sizes The only teams to see action tu n ^ atvie* To Rod Laver, who haa swe^ all four Too Emotional and there are some new boys who tor In the Academy physical and torn clothing, v i s i t OL'K pikPIJVY Sclert were K^svaland anid Kansas City 'tion dsfiiatiftent 1963 STUDBBAHBR-4 9 6 , Call h. dbags rspatred,, UiS. major grass court tourna But Adrian Quist, head bf the are interested ’ in buying used and tha Ipdlahs won, .7-8. Cateh*? MI 9-4266. placement. umbroUg IfXIT 49-Con'nv-l/pke From ’ n Rome, Sept. 2 .Uf) — "I’m a'»sald. "I don't know wh^ sciTnany ments. The main 4 hope o f’’thq Australian ‘delegation, doesn’t sneakers. j ^ Ion suotai>4la Omdr. Paul OPEN DAII-Y and faster star,ter. That'4 all there la people talk about this eubject. think mejeh Of the Amertesna’ John Romano paced' the Indians Foyh'Who resigned after tbs 1959- men's shin -■‘ta;- •m MAIN if 'mst. for a long tilne our number and Roy Emerson teamed to win 19 years old. ; tasm. 'ford* JA 94M79. I h k u t ■ ' '•' CITY i after tying hiS own Olympic reo- one sprint4r/ was SxacDy the op - the erbwn, , Besides Fesasr, MacKay, Bueb- Springfield 6-1, Binghamton 8-8. der'-aC-Iyraouae,'^ BUI Dole ef Da* Fallon wlU Inbarlt four ftartero ROQU Roydran traUsr » 1" ' I BA1.TIMORE hed wiW a ;lb.l elOckiiig- -pebite. HeAtarted slpw, picked up- Fraser was Idletadsy, but Laver hols and Tut Bartzen of San Aa- Itaadlng 10/ Lancaster 6. •an Fnuwlaeo CHGR CoaA Wmi vtdsoa,_Jbn Mwas of Ktag’a, and frmn tha ilM-00 team—Oapt, Boh Mot 1199 modal. Reaammbla jetos. V; .I'.Ti "If I’m lumidiig the gun. the sptad on th# way iind woo most 'W it Jtoh Bsriter of Msnhaasst, gelD, Tex., No. 0. sat out today’s 'VirilUamiq^Tat Anmtown, WastnuB bad. a 4DT totUng avaiv Osna ; Oonint, r . bead aoaeh at Pknuaea,; BUI Andsrseo. Dave V s ^ good ssridltlca. OfilT IIS' ■tarter sriU aboM i u back,” be of hla.raeea altbe dnUb.” IT.T,, la a list' rooBd msteb* aetioa, \ ' 1 ) mstoOMA : X ' ■ga fa r n t MAjor IsafaaiW M A W aat'V M sii HgAfigatoAtonu 9-16U MNolBta BY s« Ifiturdaya. OmMNmMIi r. h ' 5. x y - ' i . - MANCHESTER'EVENING h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEI JER 2, I960 PAGE id S T W E L V S liAkCHESTER EVEIONG HERALP, MANCHESTER/COKN^ FRIDAY, SEPTEBIBER 2, 196Q Household Goods 61 Apartment*—Fteto— Houses .for Gale 72 RoUaei tor Saif 72 House* for Gal* 72 for Sfle 72 UouM* for Gtlo 72 Wftni ArtldM Far Sate 4ft Honaahirid Goods B1 P>iatiBg-:.P>p«riaf 21 THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW B Y f a g AL T u f S H O R T E N •-PIBCB MAPLE living room set, Tenemehte 63 SPLIT LEVEL, 7 rooms, high ele I-^BOLTON-Thla is a bMUt| MtANCHESTER —A U r a e ^ 1987 MANCHESMR CLYDE ROAD—Six rOotri with two ARE YOU CONSI TOP SO])Hi possibly the elleleaneat RUGS—NEVER used, 9riis; $80. 8 months-old, $i 76. White sewing vation, built-in etove, dtehwaiher, $13,900 ranch near Bolton Center ranch, 4 bedrooms, 311501 living $ll,0(Xi--8 roam older coIbnlaLluge baths, largs garage, many many P A n ran fo a n d eirtras. R ^ clean too and* In sx- SEUJNG Y m m Good etoui workmaiatep si and miloi^n rtila avaUabls $xl5, $86. 10X18 rose beige. BU machine, rngple desk model $150; SIX ROOM duplex, oU heat, garage. garage, lAtge lot, $17,90d. 4%% Road, cncloidd breezeway and at room, fireplace; dining area, 2 lot. P R O m T Y ? wbare. Promptimpt delivery. Call studio couch type bed, $20. BQ mortgage.’ Carlton W. Hutchins, tached garage, aluminum com bath’s, built-in oven, range and $12,BOO-!* rodm cape, eonvenb ceilent cotldUion. The price is up soosISa ratao. SO jrsan U ' .Kaii- S ftM l •-yfe- ' '■ BH 8-4481. .. the Qs and this houie is with It. Cliwter/. Rtôod FUks. Ml Laqnard i^QIgUoi, Bolton, BQ 8-2809. Ml 9^8182. '■ binations throughout. H. F. grill. 16x10 glassed and screened located. ' We will Mtimata vatu* ., tv-< «irsfMiauito«M lO RO POWER handle at new low Dimoqk Co., Ml 9-8245, Barbars breezeway, garage, full cellar. $14,900—4 and 8, two-famlly, large Crockett, RealtbQ BQ 3-1577. sasiT. tJtSS. ■ -X,X TWO-ROOM' furnished apartment, property without obUt*tida. . H0U6t WMCHlNO er price, now $84.96. 21" power WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator; 10 heated, bedroom set, kitchen set, 189 GLENWpOD St—6 room co Woods, Ml 9-7702, Johanna Bvans, Nicely landscaped lot approxi lot. cubic foot, good condition. BQ ELEVEN^'R^MS—Yes, ll rooms also buy prdperte (dr OtML EXTERIOR AND UtUntar palntlni m f M K H M f LOAIft-SANIMttaiib.- Oravol - handle rotary mower with bag rangfe; refrigerator, free' elec lonial, breezeway ' and garage, Ml-9-6638. mately 110x300, many trees plus $16,000—6 and S, two-famlly, 4%% Memter Multijê Luting; -5 TrieiMNouHce Fill and Amaalte. Foi^ prompt de- unit, $$9.95. Marlow’s, 867 BCaln , 9-4187. . , basement finished off,, well land wooded area. About 3% miles from in this well KMt home ou Hackma ADVERTISING and pvaN M astat. WsUpapar tricity, gas. Low rent. Apply , mortgage. tack Street, Abdte-*n acre of land. books. Ousnuitasd wsrfcmanimB. THgtOOm , Uvtry call BQ 8-8808. Walter P. St., Btenchester, BQ 9-BSSl. Apartment 4, 10 Depot Square. scaped lot with mature trees. H—MANCHESTER - N6kr new the Center. Walton W. Grant $16,800—$2,000 under owner’s cost. STANLEY BRAY, Rttltor. Miller. Trucking. Shown by appolntinent only. Phil- Junior High School, immaculate $J Agency, Realtor Ml 8-1183 Large combtAaUoiT'g»age and .R sssoasMs ratss. Follr laauted. m o u ttw in N .$6’’ CLBAN STUDIO bed, $88, BQ Olcott Street. Immaculate barn. House has two hratdig sys CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS Fast and oouftoooa aarvleo. Lao ALL KINTO sterilized, reconm- VERNON — Five roonri, and bath brick Agency, Ml 9-8464. room Salt Box Ivith breeceway and ' over-aind 4 finished six room b r a e -b u Rn r e a l t y tIMISAM ONE 10 FOOT Igloo ticaied used furniture (or every 9-6788 After 6 p.m. attached garage, near Itus line and tems, full attic, plenty of rootn to 8:15 AAL to 4:30 PJM. J. PellaUar.tr. in oasM. HOUB- availably. Sept. 1, $79 per month. Cape. Plastered walls, deluxe Ml 3-^273 I* ‘‘ ' '" I ...... contained dpRir<;ateaser lessen case three room. Including springs, mat- Call Rockville TR 5-7185. 861ELWOOD ROAD—Coloplal, laijge shopping. Owner moviiM-êillng VALUES GALORE stretch out. Vacant, In an b a b y s t r o l l e r , can be used as rec room, heated. Aluminum has to sell, sensible offers will be EXTERIOR and Intarlor shelvesI wltnrl . i^xbiMgerated compart. tressses, TVs, and sparkling, clean living room, fireplace, formal din tor $1'4,900. .Call the H- F, Oimock siding and combinations. YOU WISH personal serHe% COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. . Cetllnga rtflnlsbed. Paperl ments.,^lgkt months old. Call appliances. New 9x12 viscose rugs, carriage or carbed, good condi ing room cabinet kitchen with Cp., BQ 9-8245, Barbara Wooda, BQ $14,700—6 room, older homi, cen^ given-serious consideration. Zoned tion. BU 9-9690. . trally located, 2-car busi ■ 4‘ i% mortgage. Well land cal'NIpseph A. Barth, brokar, MX MONPAT Thro FBIPAT lOiSO AJB.—S'ATPBDAT S AJL WaUpaper books. BsUmates i. days, MI 8-0728. bronze-brass dinette, and chrolnd TWO ROOMS and kitchen private dishwasheb, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, 9-7703,' or Johahna Evans, BQ for a two-family, and very, easily 9-0320T kitchen sets, mattresses. Top landscaped lot 80x200. Marion Ek ness zone. scaped, shade trees. Among converted, T. J, Crockett Realtor, Fully covered by ineurancA CaU ^(KlMMBg^VOUIUS^ iMôg c m - m m op- I.A'RGB CRIB-—Mattress, baby bath. Ml 9-8186. ' 9-8683. , comparable houses, Edward R. Prlca. BQ 9-1008. CLOTHBISLJN® poles Installed. Old brand pames at 80% to 40% off. Robertson, Broker, Ml 3-S95S. BQ 3-1.577, SELUNG--Bt7Yn$Q<>-Yrafitta7 W f" MdON’n w m e M i r ;^ msouTinA (WfautMOT iKdes reset. KMVlnator refrigera olothesj men’s suits, shirts, coats TWO ROOM—Apartment 'ivlth Hi—BOLTON. O n beautiful Riga $18,4Q0T/Ehrand new 8 bcdiwm $19,500—Oversized 6 room ranch, Dial M l 3-2711 Credib .terma arranged. LeBlano and skirts. MI 9-5459. offer you (re^'qohfldoatlai' ta* m m iK tor and kitchen table for Bale. BQ Furniture Hospital, 195 South St., bath and heat, rear of Main St., BOLTON—First Lake. 5 room Lane. 4 bedroom custom buUt garrison -ccUonial .with 1% tiled good location. TWO FAMILIES baths, dining room .or 4th bedroom, specuons and arrohgo all fiaiuto* Courses and Classes 27 tL n .-w 9-1858, Rockville, TR 5-2174. Open 9-9, $55 monthly. Apply Watkins waterfront cottage, partial cellar, ranch, center entrance hallway, Over on Oakland St, — A 4 aiid Uig from start to natSlL Mittan RAEdUSTEUMHlf £ easily winterized, artesian well,' large living room with fireplace and BOLTON AMPIUNe Saturdays till 5. g r a y s o f a b e d —$16. Tele- Bros., 935 Main St. two full tile baths, fireplace In 3 and the owners are anxloua and will work hand and iritli CoitiRasi Fnm PracMHag Fags AIRLINES 'TRAININO and place- TOOL AND equipment rentals. property In excellent condition. family room, two-caf garage one bulTt-in bookcase, family sized $ 5,600—Second Lake. 4 room year NFOBA Sales snd service. AP Equipnio^ •vlslon antenna, $25. MI 4-1239. kitchen, VA financing. 'round ranch. • will assist with the financing if nec you. Member MultiplO msnt for hoeteee or ground work. MARLOW’S. 887 Main, are closing FOUR ROOMS—Modem kitchen Shown by appointment. Marlon E^ Sftft wooded lot with tenqis court. essary. Service."Call the Ellsworth QUICK 946 Center St., Ml 9-2082. OpM and bath, hot water, garage, sec Robertson, Broker, Ml 3-6953. $14,700—4 finished 8 room cape, Muet be High School graduate. out edi 1960 Phllco refrigerators,’^ $28,500. The R. F. Dtmock Co., BQ $21,000 — SIxcepUonally flni^ 7 Agencx, Realtors M7 8-8930. BaIIdliiK*Oontractlii2 14 Radio-TV Repair Write Box 484A, Eaat Orange, soobe; evenings. washers, dryers, ranges and TV ond floor. Must see to appreci 0-6245', Barbara Woode, BQ 9-7702, basement garage; view. Center Street—Business Zone 2. New Jersey. State kge, address, «A H 5- sets. Rock bottom prices.' $10 Antiques 51-A ate. BU 3-5261. BOWEBS s c h o o l — 4 bedroom room dldeq home on Russell St. in $18,700—8 room ranch, baaement Services 18 SMITH GLASS lined 80 gallon gas Johanna Evans, BQ 9-5653. Manchester. 4 bedrooms, garage, this 8 and 8 duplex offers a lot of SELLING??? AIX. TYPES ct .carpentry work phone. dUET down will deliver. 2 years to pay. home in A-1 condition, 2 full baths, garage, view, possibilities. Good central location. hot Water heater for sale. . t^ss ANTIQUES CLEARXNCE ! Lawn landscaped lot. We need llstifigs. To gel the best dons. Altetatloaa, dormers, root- CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, iiwr basement' beautifully finished in IV—BtANCHESTER—Autumn St. $15,900—4 finiahed, overeized 6 Lilac Street—4 and 4 and one side than a year old. Best offer takes. AT BIARLOW’S, 867 Main 8t. sale of hundreds of Iterhs. End of Redwood, rear'porch, patio with- service call in an experienced suc I taigs. porches, finish upstairs, base available aU hours. SatlSfactlpn ELECTRONICS — "Learn by Do Business Locations Immaculate 6 room colonial, com room cape, ,2 ■ stone fire is beautiful. Here again Ihp asking cessful firm of Realtors — mem CaU BQ 9-8378 after- 8 p.m, Greatest Sealy sale ever. Enchant season bargains In -all^ types of outside firApIace. Priced for quick $34,900—Custom built split level ments and saraiges, etc. C a ll' MI guaranteed. Call IQ t-U U . ing" at Connecticut's oldest elec pletely redecorated, 13x34 living on Williams Road in BoUon 7 places, full shed dormer. price is only $15,200, and .with 10% bers of Multiple UsUng. tronics school. Day and evening ed Nighta mattress now only antiques. Large/lot of bJooks. Dif for Rent 64 sale, $17,800. Phllbrick Agency, BQ Prompt sôm. NINE SELF STORING wooden ropm, choice location, ameslte $19,000—Large 8 room capo, 1% down you can move tn. ■action, fair appraisals. Call on Wm > t U . MAKEg of T J , radio classM start Sept. 28. Enroll now! $39.96. A buy in 1966, a bargain in ferent specials each day.. Labor 9-8464, drive, ’ aluminum combinations, rooms, 1% baths, acre lot. baths, stone veneer. combination screen and storm Day weekend. Sept. 3, 4, 5, 10 l a r g e s t o r e at 26 Birch St Smith, Bill Rood or Jack C roclu » W. F . DION Ooostructlao Company. home electronic equlpmaal N.E. Technical Institute of Con 1980, Easy terms. Apply' Marlow's, 867 Main St selling for the amazingly low For an appointment- to Inspect $19,000—6 room ranch. Valentine CROCKETT AGENCY^ AltstatlaaB. addlUons,-' garues, windows assorted sizes, $45 takes ia.m.-6 p.m. The .New Curiosity COVENTRY LAKE—T e ir ’round 5 at the T. J. Crockett Agency, 244 perUy repaired with a tO-day necticut, Hartford, JA 8-8408. all. BU 9-9410; Near Main St. Parking. figure' of $lS,9Mt Cali the R. F. these homes or any listing in' the built, basement garage, heat Realtors \ Main St., BU 3-1577.' ^ fonnlca counters roodn^ aldSng, guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at Uie An Albert Super Duper Special Shop, U.S. Route 6, Andover. room lakefront cottage, modem Dlniock Co,, BQ 9]5348, -tRarbara ed basement, large deluxe rec $50 FREE GROCERIES bath porch, large living room with Manchester Multiple Listing Serv pMiwWng P i n f drawn. Bu S-0890. MahCbeeter TV. BO 9-lQM. 8’’ .CRAFTSBCAN saw and motor, FOR OFFICE Or business use. Woods, BQ 9-7702, Johanna Evans, ice, dall us fit any time. Our office room, ameslte drive, sensibly ' MI 3-1577 SELLING YOUR hjMhe??? F cr BcHids—Stocks Hoitgages 31 With purchase of any 3. room outfit Main St. near Center, 8 rooms, 'stoiie (oreplace, one-car garage. BQ 9-5683. prided. BIDWELL -BEDCEr improvement 828,. 2-buriier white Florence oil Wanted—To Buy : 58 Phllbrick Agehcy. Ml 9-3464. is open 7 days a week. BUSY CORNER courteous and indlistrioua realty GONDER’8 TV Service—Motorola heater or cook stove, 818. MI during our Great August Sale. You ground floor, plenlty of parking. $19,900—Large 7 room home, 2 fire service, call Ed Quatrale, Real Go. Alterations. addlUons fa - and Phllco factory aervlce. HI-FI, MORTGAGES-We are In a poal- get your, groceries at the market of Ml 9-8229, 9-5. V—MANCHESTER—Keeney St. 8% places, 15x26 living room, out Over on the comer of Hariford rages. Roofing an-’ aiding experts, 9-1862. WE BUY, SELL or trade antique MANCHESTER - Colonial; 6 spa JARVIS REALTY C(t E.steie MI 9-6164, Ext. 85 or TR phonoe and auto radbia. tM Sprura tlon to finance second mortgages your choice room modified Cape with breeze buddings, view, almost Hi Road and Spencer Street wp are .5-6360,' aimwimmi clapboards a spedalty. .St. BQ 9-I4M. in any ' amounts'. Terms to suit Help Wanted—-Female 35 telp Wanted— Female 35 Salesmen Wanted 36-A and used furniture, china, glass, 1200 SQUARE feet industrial floor cious rooms, large Hying room way and attached garage, built-in 2aS E. Center St. MI 3-4112 80 OAL[/>N electric water heater, 8 COBfPLETE silver, picture frames and old with fireplace, family size tile .■ acres. fortunate to have listed a large OnexceUed warkmanaMp. Basy your needs. J. D. Realty, 470 J—For babysitting, vicin used about 6 months, very reason- ROOMS OF BRAND NEW space to rent, heated, new build range and oven, large well land MI 3-7847 ' , PI 2-8311 $25,600—Large deluxe 6 room eight room single in pretty good budget terms. M l 9-64to or .TR RADIO-’TV REPAIRS, any m a k *- SANTA CLAUS was good io thou PAINT Manufacturer’s Repre- coins, old dolls and guns, hobby kitchen porch, one-ese / garilge, Main St., Ml 8-8129. sands of Avon representatives last ity Spriice and East Center Sts., able. BQ 9-2812. ' FURNITURE ing. Will alter to suit, tenants Man scape;] lot. The condition of this ranch, 2 fireplaces. 1% bathe, condition. Two-esr garage. The cara, ampllflera, phonographa and serttative wanted by . prominent . coItecUbns, attic contents or whole large lot 86x260, $17,900. Philbrlck home is like new.' Priced $17,400 BOWERS SCHOOL SECTION C a v e n /r Y Christmas. Their earnings of $3 good hoiirs. M l 9-1184. manufti;gturer for Hartford area AND APPLIANCES chester. MI 9-5043. also 4 roorn apariment,' ga house is good and th'e land is bet changera. Over 47 years total a A BEAUTIFUL way to ease your 0(NE-HAIjF h.p. qiotor 220, 810. estates. Furniture Repair Service, Agency, Ml 9-8464. Call.the. R. F. Dlmack" Co., BQ RSIMODEUNO bathrooms, addi to 88 an hour during the fall sell tenritoTy. Sales experience re The ^‘Economy’’ TaJcottvUIe, Conn., Tel. MI 3-7449. "REAL VALUE! rages, over 2 acres, ter, Ixits of frontage on s. busy cor- perlence. 90 days guarantee oo all mind! Lump yoiir.debts. A second SHIRT PÊSSEK—Wimte^; W Four official SoSp Box Derby MAIN STREE3T—Building foe com- 9-5248, Barbara Woods, BQ 9-^702, tions, recreation rooms, porches, work. Potterton’a, IQ 9-4IET. ing aeaaon. made Chriatmaa shop quired. ' ElstablUhed territory. Free $50 Groceries 59 H6LL STREET=-Large 10 room $40,000—Large 8 room colonial, nef. Would be ideal for a bjlst rices Saddle Scapers mortgage costa only a penny a perlence not necessary but help . wheels and axles, 810. MI 9-0173. mercial business or office use. or Johanna Evans, BQ 9-5653. First time on market, excellent all typM of carpentry work and month for each dollar you borrow. ping a happier occasion for them. Starting base pay $300 monthly, 8 Rooms...... $188^ Will subdivide. MI 9-5229, 9-8. single home. .6 bedrooms. new built 1711, nice condition, out plus home where you depend , on Why don’t you become orte of the ful. Automation machine,, good ’The“ Hoheymoon*’ . - Rooms Without Board 59 G.E. furnace,' economical' heat, colonial home, featuring a spacimis buildings, farm pond, • 80 ■traffic. For a prudent buyer with palnU^. Call Bu B-stel. Call Frsuik Burke, GH 6-8897. Con bonus, «n d car allowance. Ex VI—BOLTON—New 6 room cape, living room,>m, fireplace, formal dlh- Plan Horse Show M O R T E N S ^ TV Specialised RCA necticut Mortgage Exchange, IS many women who sui^lement the starting wages, - insurance bene cellent advanoensent cqiportunity; Frae $50 Groceries good condition throughout, large living room with paneled fireplace acres, 25 clear. spme foresight, this could become taitilly income this pleasant, dig/ fits. Apply in person. Fisher Dry Boats and Aeeessorlea 46 3 ROOMS ...... $269 ATTRACTIVELY furnished rooms, playroom over deluxe 2-car ga^ Ing room , family size Kitchen, 3 mighty attractive. television, service. BQ 9-4841. Lewii St., Hartford. State age, send details of educa STORE OR office, comer Spruce wall, formal dining room, custom twin size bedrooms, 1% baths, at nified way. No expeênce. Learn Cleanaers; 328 Broad St., Man The“ Charm House’'’ . complete light housekeeping <(a- and Eldridge, MI 9-2360, rage, nice yard. Oohyeniently lb VERNON The Coventry Saddle Soapsr# 4- Rooflnf—Sldliis 16 tion and experience to Box L, WEYMOUTH 19 foot cabin cruiser, cilities avaiiable. Central. Children Gregg kitchen cabinets, rolled for tached garage and a lovely, yard. H Club will join with Mansfield ajid while you earn. Call CH 7-4187.' chester. Herald. Free $60 Groceries cated. Can’t be beat for the price mica, 1% baths, 3 large bedrooms, $19,909-I.,arge 8 room cape, 1% CROCKETT AGENCY 80 h.p. Jcduison motor, sleeps 2, accepted, limited. 14 Arch St. Mrs. STORE FOR RENT suitable for of $1^,900. Vacant. Call today. Asking $18,900. ■ Stafford riuhs to co-sponsor 'the R A TS RQOFiNa CO.. Shlnglo and Millinery Dressmaking 19 Buslneas Opportanlties 32 8 ROOMS ...... 8894- walkout basement, pne acre baths, plastered walls, 2-csr • ' Realtors EXPERIENCED ^ 81.800, fully equipped. Call MI The ’’HoUywood’’ Dorsey. any business. Ideal location for Gerdrd Agency, Bfl 3-0385, MI garage. View, out buildings, 4-H Tri-Town Horse Show Sejpt. 9-6028 momings. wooded lot, fully landscaped, ame. ELVA TYLER. Realtor • MI 3-1577 11. The event will be held at ■&* ROCKVILLE—Grill, good volume, Free ^ Groceries dentist, hear Parkade. Call BU 9-0626. site drive. Selling for $16,800. Call I’i seres. , DRESSMAKING and alteratlona. ^SEWING MACHINE Help WBiiteS— Male 36 Sitvatlons Wanted— ' 8 ROOMS ...... $488 PLEASANT ROOM gentleman, 3-6802. MI 9-4469, MI 9-9901 Tolland County -Agricultural Cen Call Ml 9-0383 after 8:80, week low overhead. Price reaaonable. Female 38 .separate entrance, parking, MI $13,200—LARGE 3 bedroom ranch, the K. Dimock Co., Ml 9„-524S SUBTMIT s t r e e t -T wo-family, Louis Goldlarb, Realtor,' TR The "Boulevard" MANCHESTER^ rpom cape, full ELLINGTON one side vacant. Large rooms, ter in Rockville beginning at 10 Jackson BO 8-8S29. enda any hour. OPEIRA'TORS AND TRAINEES THERE IS A future full of oppor Diamond^Watcbo 3-1816 or MI 9-2951. HALL FOR LEASE—Second floor, fireplace, storms, garage, trees, or Barbara Woods, MT 9-7702, a.m. ■ ■' 8-7098. tunities in EliUer Brush route Free $50 .Groceries Johanna Evans Ml 9-5653. dormer, fireplace, basement ga $16,500—' Contemporary 6 room separate oil burners, 3-ra,- garsge Jewelry 48 3 ROOMS ...... 1897 nicely decorated. Dance studio, of paid $15,200. Carlton W. Hutchins, There will be* 17 classes open to' A. A. DlONrW C. Roofing, siding, Apply - , sales wofk. Retirement, hospital CLEANING, WAXmO and polish NICELY FURNISHEt) room in fices, club rooms, JA 7d372 after MI 9-5132. . ' rage, shaded yard. MI 9-5477,. ranch, nice lot, basement ga with overhead loft rented. Priced painting. ^C an m try. Alterations ALTriRATIONS made quickly and ROCKVILLE!—Restaurant— Center ■’The "Aristocrat” large private ✓ 'home, spacious v n —MANCHESTER—Near Keeney rage. for quick sale. $13,800. 4-H club members only. No entry of town, good Income. Selling due isation, advancement. Married, ing floors. MI 8 -7 ^ , LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler-re 5 p.m. forms are required. There will be an âpd additions. Ceilings. Workman- efficiently. BQ 9-8888. Manchester Modes^ Inc. car. Call MI 9-0090. 'Free $50 Groceries closet, tile bath, parking. 316 MANCHESTER.—New 6 room Gar Street School. Beautiful L shaped TWO BEDROOM ranch with full $25,000—Exclusive Cider Mill shllKguaranteed. 299 Autumn ,8t. to illnesa. Louis Goldfarb Realtor, BIATURE WOBIAN 8 ROOM S...... $879 Spruce St.;- ' , ranch,. 2%;’ years young. extra basement, oil heat, excellent con Two ranch houses in South Wind entry fee of $2. Further details TR 8-7098. Pine 8t., Manchester ng c o m p l e t e air-conditioned barber rison Colonial, 1% '^êramic baths, Heights. lArge 4 bedroom M3 MS8Q. ' FXTLL-TIME MOLD makers and clerical and typing experieqea de $10 DOWN DELIVERS. , shop ,f6r rent. Fully equipped. Ap fireplace, plastered walls, hot large ll'vlng room with fireplace, dition, $10,900. MI 9-1185. colonial,- I 'i baths, attached sor off Avery Street. Both over, mayTb'e had- from Mrs. Herbert W. REGISTERED nurse for 8 p.m.-ll machinists with Job shop exper 11 in Bii Free storage until wanted.. Free ROOM SUITABLE for gentleman, three twin-sized bedrooms, large sized ranches, one with 3 bedrooms Couch, club' leader, or Barbara- COUGHLIN ROQFXNO Company, Moving—^Tmddng— OPPORTUNITY IN Manchester, sires position in Bfanchester area. n l ^ . .129 Spruce St. Ml 9-4887. ply Marlow's, 867 Btalh St. water heat, ameslte drive, shade TWO-FAMILY house With extra lot ------2-car garage, vlew.-;:.^ ' p.m. shift or 11 p.ih.-7 a.m. in ience. Phone Mr. Kirk, MI 8-5128. Experienced in dealing with public Delivery private entrance, free parking, $8. trees. BQ 8-4869. wooded lot. Priced at $13,500. Call and double garage,- and one with 4 Doggarl Of the Saddle Soapefi. Inc. Alumlmim n t d ^ . asphalt, Storage 20 full or part-time, with faat cutting convalescent home. Rockville. TR Free set up by our own reliable weekly. 238 Cliarter Oak St. PleaSe The R. F. DImock Co., 1^9-5245, in good condition, e.x'cellent resi Offices Closed ' Clarke, Floor Sanding Machines. personally and on phone. Call BU HEBRON NEAJrÔLTON bedrooms and single garsge. Two asbestos roofing. AJSo alumlqum, 8-429L DRIVEIRS for school buses—^Man 3-6982. ■■ men. , call BII.9-1746 after ,6 p.m-, Houses for Rent 65 4 CAROL DR'VE - RockvlHe. $18.- Barbara Woods, BQ 9-7702. Jo dential neighborhood. 5 rooms to years old. Large lot. Your choice The offices in the Town Office galvanised or coppm gutters and MANCHESTER Moving and Truck Low . 'priced. Phone ACademy chester and Vernon, 7:S0-8:30 a.m., Garden— Farm— Dairy 660. 8 room ranch, large living hanna Evans BQ 9-5653. each apartment. Ideal for two $11,500—6 room ranch,. 2 acres, 8-8584 or write Box 42. Columbia, SEE TT DAY OR NIGHT $19,000. building will all be closed torabr- leaders. BO B-TTOT. ing Company. Local and long dis RN OR LPN, PART-TIME. 11 a.m.- 2:15-3:80 p.m. Good opportunity PTodnets 60 » NEWLY DECORATED room in ATTRACTIVE 6 room cape, close room, cabinet kitchen. 3 bed members of one family to pur $13,650—5% room ranch, extras, row in observance of the long Labor Conn. ■ « Phone For Appointment new VA mortgage available. I— ------. tance moving packing and stor 7 p.m. full-time 8 p.m .-ll p;m. for extra income. Call BQ 8-2414, Dogs— Birds— Pete 41 Samuel Albert. Hfd. CH-7-0887 private home, shower, parking. to Waddell School, bus and shop rooms, l% % merteage can be V in —BOLTON. 6 room ranch near chase togclhei- as inexpensive Dav weekend. age. Regular service throughout Vernon Haven Convalescent Hoepi- BQ 8-2813. ’TOBIATOES—Pick In your own con- BU 9-8354. ping. Available Sept. 1 on one year aasiimed. Marion E. Robertson, Manchester town line.. 3 bediw:I rooms, residences, or as investment prop, G. S. KEITH, Broker RESTAURANT for* sale, priced talnera, 60c half bushel. 437 Clark ■ After 8 p.m. CH 6-2481 GOP Meeting Set I^W. England States and FlorldA tal, Vembn, Conn. TR 8-2077. PERSIAN KITTENS pedigreed, sli If you have no means of transpor lease. Rental $150 per month. Call Broker, Ml 3-R953 ' -> extra large lot, $15,000 R. IF. erl'y. Income suhslantial on invest ANDOVER Rooflng and Ohlmneya 16-A BU 8-te88. right. -Excellent location.. -'Eaally AT ONCE--Man with variety store St., Wapplng, off Route 30. ROOM F6R r e n t , bath! healed, The Republican Town ComBSfltee ver, affectionate, housebroken, tation, I’ll send my auto for you. Blr. Werbner, Jarvis Realty Co. Dimock Co., Ml 9-5245. Barbara ment required. Price $18,700. Call $14,500—Remodeled 8 room older MI 9-8191 or MI 9-9125 will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the financed. J. D. Real^''470 Main or stock room experience. Good clientele selected. BU 9-1231. kitchen privileges, parking free. BOLTON VICTNITY 3 to 57 acres Woods, Ml 9-7702, Johanna Evans Willimantic HAn-i.son 3-2358. ROOFINO — Specialising repairing AUSTIN A. C H A M B I^ Co. Local St., MI 8-5129. PICKLING cucumbers, 75c basket, No obligation MI 3-4112, - . home, 2 acres, out buildings, Booth-Dimock Meraoriaf Library. roofs of all kinds. New roma, gut CLERK FOR drug store. Ebeper- salary, Bue Cross, insurance, paid Ml 3-4451. beautiful high land, 7 room house, BQ 9-5653. .new VA mortgage available. moving, packing, storaga. Low ienced preferred. Call Ml 4-0620. AKC SPRINGER Spaniel pup. Ex pick your . own. bring - containers. REDUCED TO $12,500—6 room Robert Girard, who Has been elect ter work, chimneys cleaned re STAFTORD—Dfive-in lunOheon- vacaUons, all store benefits, alr- A—L—B—E—R—T—S LARGE 6 room split level with 2 baths, excellent condition, barn. $15,500—2-famlly 4-4 flat, good Lots tor Sale 73 rate on long mstanea movaa to cellent hunting stock, lovable pet. Paul Robotto, Birch Mountain Rd., TWO WELL furnished rooms with Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-.5132. X-VERNON — New 6 room ranch ranchr 8 hedrooms.-largc kitchen, ed temporary chairman of the local paired. Aluminum siding. ‘10 ette on 19 near laltcs and conditiohed store. No phone calls. 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD garages, Rcasona+ile. Oentlemen garage including playroom and sized rooms, 3 seres, 48 eutea. M f 8-8187. EVER t h o u g h t of the selling Apply Mr.. Byrnes, Arthur Drug Reasonable. IT 2-7834. .Bolton, with attached garage, built-in steam heat, large ehrlosed sun- ANDOVER LAKE—Two adjoining Young Republican Club, ■wIlL at years’ experience. Free estl aeveraLAmaU villages. All ataln- profeesii^ Might make money for Open Nights till 8—Sat. 6 p.m. preferred>^MT 3-89.'i8 ■washroom, 6 miles to Hartford or $18,20n—Deiuxa large .6 room maies. Oau Howley, BH 8-6U1. Bn Store, 942 Main St., 8-10 a.m. Manchester, $145 a month. Im stove and oven, one acre wooded porch. MI 9-1123, MI 9-32.58, lots for sale. Marion E. Robertson, tend. MANCHES^nR Package Delivery. lesa-êel equipment. Building 4 you. lnfofihatlaa^__M 8-0979. PEPPERS, EGGPLANTS, 60c half . ranch, I'i-batha. plenty of The next chore of, the nerwly »-07«. 40" GAS RANGE, 10 months old, FURNISHED BEDROOM on bus maculate condition. Sign one year lot, 2 fireplaces, near new Vernon cTbael space, 2 acres, brook, broker, BQ 8-5953. Light trucking and package deUV- irs old. Nice family size year RESPONSIBLE ADULT over 21, -Articles For Sale ds bushel. Pick tomatoes, 50c half 7 ROOM CAPE formed club la to obtain permis WORKING COUPLE'''With_^two timer, clock and, light, ,8 burners line. Depot Square. business lease or better. BII 4-1462 any Elementai-y School, Selling for PORTER STREET SECTION ■new VA®ninrtgag« available. ery. Refrigerators, washers anC 'found business. Excellent In good driver, for full or part-time bushel. Bring containers. 336 Hills- . . TWO BATHS $17,900. R. F. Dimork Co.. BQ THREE B ZONE lots with city sion from the parly towm com m it-. stove moving specialty. Foidlni come. Tom Minor, Broker, Rock School age children deslre^re-- HOBIE MADE raidoU, fresh or town Rd. with center griddle, $100. BU block., adults.^ free parking, ae- time. ' $29,000 —7 room older home, barn, -wi^k In drug stofe. Call BQ 9-4887. 9-3519. 9-5245, Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702, SENSIBLE INVITING HOME water. Union St. Manchester. tee to obtain' a charter. The club Heatlifg and Plumbing 17 chairs for rent. BQ e-OTU, . ville, TR 8-5042. fined housekeeper with A-1 refer frozen, 80c doz.,248 Avefy Street, conimodates one'or two. weekly or BWw listing. Near bus, school, 5.5 acre.*!, 25 clear, pond potsn- $2,500 each. BQ 9-6495. Wapplng. BQ 4-0804. TOMATOES—t*lck In your own monthly rates,'Tel. Mr. Keith at 6'2 ROOM SINGLE house on Pine Johanna Evans. MI 9-5653. / t i a l , 3,500 foot.approx, road has been formed /to work imder ences. . Excellent working * condi SHOE SALe SBIAN, part-time for shopping. 3 good bedrooms on 2nd Five bedrooms, recreation room, the guidance of Knd to assist the PLUMBING AND heating - re- tions. Phone Mrs.. Frank, at MI containers, dead ripe, 25c peach BU 9-8i91, St. adjacent to Clieney Mills. frontage. ’Thursday nighte'and^_^turdays, floor, plus bath with glass enclosed , BOLTON G.E. heating sy.stem, fireplace, ANDOVER—Wooded building lot local town con^lttee, 'according modellM Installations, repairs. Help Wanted—-Female 35 8-1518 for Interview. After 8 p.m. basket this weekend only. Bfl- A.yailable for immediate occupab sunporch. 2-car garage, U j baths. Palntlng^^^pering 21 salary and commission.xSjply.j^ c}^ Write Box K, Herald. shower, full shed dormer. First 125x250 feet. Whales Rd.. off Route to Girard. , AU w on guaranteed 28 years ex phone M l 9-5135. ÊRABQC k i l n , 11x11x6% deep, 3-4219. ' MODERN—Newly fqrnished ■ twin Priced right. $19,500. Shown by ap COVENTRY 6, $700, JA 2-9782, 9-5. BQ 8-4921 Call Draizen, Morton Shoe, 776 M alir bedroom, with prival^ tiled bath floor has living room, dining room, Beautiful 8 Jtive ji' Coiirt Oases srlence. 24-hour service, WOMEN WANTED for general 'fac St. good condition. *50. BQ 8-2809. 43 Ve: pointment. $ 7,500—All brick deluxs 8 room evenings. arl VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. EXTERIOR lÂINTING. Free esU- Barber and shower in qiiiet neighbor SEVEN ROOM single at 543 Vernon good sized kitchen and Apartments— Flats— Inquire LljTiwood Drive, lot 24. Walton W. Grant Agenev I'oojn with built-in bar. A kitchen Manchesler—2-family duplex, 6 W’ay. NURSES AIDES wanted 7 a.m.-S 'X., Manchester Main St. Howland’s New LlsUng.! MI 9-0832. Realtor MI 3-1153 that has all electric conveniences, . $15,200—Bolton T-lne — Large 5>4 Resort Property for Sale 74 ed a $100 bond.„ Main St. Tenements 63 and 6, excellent location, full prl*e. Also, Richard A. Olbnas, 21, of p.m. .and 3 p.m .-ll p.m, shifts, MI CAREFUL, SINGLE man on poul Mancheiter: ' Fine 6-room formation 3 large bedrooms, 2H baths, 2-car $16,800. room ranch, 2 fireplaces, S T A F F O R D—Executive hide- WANTED—Waitresses- Apply in 9-2324. THREE GIRLS’ bikes, IgS-also; brick Ranch in desirable lo garMge and many more custom Slone veneer, selling far un Old Oak Trail, fined $20 for try farm. Experience desirable. FOUR ROOM apartment, bath, hot a-way, 4 acres land, large, trout breach of peace: Robert M. Frie- person. Howard Johnson's, Tol ice skates, various siaes. $ 1 / a cation, 8 large bedrooms, 1 >/] Suburban For Rent 66 features that are just too beautiful Manchester—8 room cape with der replacement cost and Good wages, room, board. Phone pair. MI 3-0498, 2 -8 0 8 2 . - water, heat. Apply Blarlow’s, 867 GERARD STREET — Genuine 4 stream, pond, beautiful pines, denberg, 30, of Wood Hall. Storrs. land 11>ke.. Manchester. EXPERIENCED Office girl want evenings. PI 2-68S8. baths, recreation room, car .. Main St. bedroom home, beautiful large lot to describe in words. Why not call garage,- vacant, $13,200. . bank appraisal. COVENTRY—Clean 4 and 5 room us for an appointment to .show you hemlock, and maple trees, cot a atudent at the University of ed. Preferable credit experience. port, and beautiful yard. full of hardy pereunials and tage yrllh conveniences. A beau"- WANTED — Waitress, ’Tuesday Salary commensurate with exper MuslT'be seen! Evenings MI FOUR ROOM apartments, includ unfurni.shcd apartments, immedi through. Priced at $38,900. _ LAND TRACTS Connecticut, fined $15 for spMd- through Saturdays, good hours, ate occupancy, ', combination win sturdy shade trees. Modern large Rockvillp.'—4 room ranch, full cel tifuj/spot. Tom Minor, BnOKeV. ience. Box N Herald. 8-0627. ^ ing- heat, hot Water, gas for cook- lar, hasemenl garage, country at 80 Acrea----- 4 miles south of Bol tng; Albert Sweeney, 30, of a r c h good tips.. good working condi Help Wanted— dows. Call HArrison 3-39U. kitchen with pantry, formal dining IWkvIlls TR 5-5042. / Bend, fined $20 for Intoxication; tions. Call MI 9.8041. " Bolton Lake, Vernon: Lots lng_ electric refrigerator and gas room, living room with fireplace. U & R REALTY CO. mosphere, $12,900. ton Center. 10 acres clear, private BABY STTTb R—W anted to sleep Male or'Pemale 37 of summer left to enjoy year SEPTIC TANKS stove. Call MI 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. Belfiore Agency MI 3-5121. 6% financing. Asking $8,.500, Andercs P.- Mermegas. 26, of overnight In my home and care ’round living In this 6-room Wanted to Rent 6 8 10 Acres—Bolton—620 foot am Hartford, fined $9 for Illegal turn SALES HELP AND SECOND FLOOR, large 4 room MI 4-8193 . Suburban for Sale 7.5 WAITRESS WANTED, B p.m.-l for one child. Must have own Ranch, paneled living room; MANCHESTER GREEN—Spacious ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor proxlmste frontage, only $3.00n,-- of red lights and a nolle entered PIANIST WANTED^ for dknee apartment. Electric refrigerator, a.m. Oak Grill BTI 9-8094. transportation. Vicinity Brandy stone fireplace, -2 er 3 bed YOUNG JCOUPI.E with two ' chil 6 room ranch, 3 large bedrooms, R. I). Murdocl(/lvn 3-6472 176 Wooded Acres—Atidovet/Bol- SWEET, PRETTY year old ranch on a'charge of failure to change St. in Bolton. MI 9-8608; studio. PI 2-6886 any tilhe. rooms, large shaded lake- PLUGGED SEWERS stove and heat included. Connec- dren de.spcrately need 5 to 8 room 21 ft, living room with fireplace, Ml 9-4.543 MI 3-7367 ton line. Only $14,600. $3„500 kash. address. ■" tion for washer.' Garage it desired. home. i8x14 llting room, fire- COMBINATION stenographer and WANTED view lot. ' Financing, avail single house or first floor apart dining room, kitchen with dish OLDER h o u se on Russell St. 8 'place, rnahogahy paneling, dining The following were each ftnad' PBX operator. For appointment able. New Low Price $18,700. Machine Cleaned Marion E. Robertson Broker. MI ment preferred. Reasonable. JA washer and formica counter tops, rooms and' enclosed porch, ga Keeney Street—8 room Colonial BUILDING LOTS $3 for Improper parking: Miss 3-5953. with tw'n extra lots. Can be area, 2 bedrooms, den or dining call MI 8-4123. . ^ a l e and Female Evenings MI 9-9858. Sepilo Tanke. Dry WMIe,' Sewer 8-0152. .ceramic tiled bathroom, attached rage, .and tool shed, aluminum Ixicationa to suit yoiir needs. room, pleasing kitchen, Plastered Andree Lemleux, 35. of,South WIU Lines Installed—^l i k r Water garage, aluminum stqrm win storms and screens, Venetian bbugh^ separately. lihgton: Nelson J. Bakkem 29. fft DRIVERS for school buses—Man • SEPTIC TANKS .8 ROOMS and sunporch, heat and RELIABLE COUPLE would like Prices to suit your pOrketbook. walls; Andersen window*; full cel CLEANED and INSTALLED WfiHTM E. Howland proofing Done. dows and doors, 50 ft. paneled blinds and carpets included. I>it Chaplin ; Orvis E. ^^nker, 54, chester and Vernon, 7:30-8:30 FRESH EGGS Realtor—MI 8-1108 hot lyater included, newly re two bedroom furnished house Sep- South Side Duplex' 6-8. Excellent lar approximately 4,1x25, oil fired tot men’.-and boys' wear. decorated. Ready for occupancy. basement with .walk-out rear 80-ft. front X 148. Trees,, shrubs, value. LAWRENCE F. FIANO forced $ir heat. American Stand North Coventry: 'ftbmas P. C3ar- a.m., 3:15-3;30 p.m. Good oppor 675 Main SL, Manchester tember-April 1. Call East Hamp-fl basement door. 36 ft. sunde.ck with and flowers galore. Call owner af arco, 24, of Dlmo'cik Rd. and m - tunity for extra Income. Cali BIl C radis dot. 35c' • SEW ERS Cashier and bookkeeper also Centrally located, $100 per month. ton, AX 5-9605. ard plumbing fixtures, aluminum Evenings McKINNEY BROS. patio beneath, stone terraced rear ter 3, MI 3-8835: 105 Deming Street—Beautiful lora- IMI 3-2766 mor A. Mortensen Jr.. 35, o f^ a in 8-2414, Ml S-2818. H a c h in ii c l e a n e d needed. Top Mlary sHd eom- MI 4-1180 MI 0-0868 Call MI 9-6808, Bfl 9-5781. ' .Paul P. Fiano------Ml 3-0468 storms, screens Amrsit- drive. yard,— nicely - landscaped, and liOn, duplex 6-3,'.Six room apart- garage. About 2, 3 of 100x300 lot is St. Pulteft 8 * • a dbk 30e mission. AiHiIy MI 8-0527 'Se/weraqe Disposal Co. fenced. Near schools, churches and NEW 5 ! ROOM ranch featuring Ed Crawford BQ 9-4410 PAYROLL CLERK -Rale baaed 6n • INSTALLATION ISO-132 Pearl S t—Ml S-fiSOS SIX ROOM duplex, centrally locat Farm and lând for Sale 71 njent ready for occupancy, wooded. Quiet, neighborhood with ed. oil heat, A-1 condition, $70. shopping areas. Possible 4%% Youngstown kitchen, baseboard mostly retired /coupl,es living in experience, pleasaht working con M i U ^ , . mortgage, 47 Hilltop Drive. Call radiation, cast Jron boiler, tile SIX ROOM Cape, two ceramic A d ve r Use n-ient^ 12 xTlI INCHES ditions, Apply Personnel, Iona doi. 50c SPECIALIST Adults only. Box J. Herald. ' b OL'TON CENTER.~110 beautiful 126-128 Lyncss St. Two 4 'i room comparable new homes in country CleanâlTge and fuel oil - cour •—I owner MT 9-9593, Price $20,500. bath,, fireplace, full basement, brand new. Builder forced Into baths, breezeway and garage, Manufacturing, Regent St. Man Open 8 ajn.-12 noon YALE-CENTON I acres with 3500 feet on state roads ahiminum storms, full shed dor- setting. mlia off Rl. 6-;^.' Under teous service, McKinney Lumber, TWO ROOM apartment, heat and i with 8 room home. Reasonably large lot,- $15,.500. Phllbrick Agen bankruptcy. Has to be sold, im $17,000, Walton W, Grant Agency. chester. , ROCKLEDGB j—Cli room, cape 2 cy, MI 9-8464. hicr. Call owner, MT 9-4360. MI 3-2141 or 9-4818. Town anil Country ho{ water, .stove and refrigerator, priced for quick sale. J. D.‘Realty, mediately.' - Realtor, MI/3-11S3.Iyi-1 - ICXPERIENCED salesperson full NATHAN MILLER CLOTHES gentleman preferred. MI- 9-1683 or 470 Main St., MI 3-5129. full baths, bUlIt-ln , - oven and range, enclosed porch, one-car ga Dcimont Street Six room Cape In BOLTON—I^rge 7 room i;anch wllli Blancheeter Evefilng" H e .r a ld time, experienced sales person end SO N Draiuaso Co. 655 MAIN STREET AD 3-4793. 26 LINDETTs TREET Iwo-car garage. Six acres, most WILLINGt QN—S , room" house, STAFFORD, CONN.—Farm over rage. There are many extras go A-1 condition. , Coventry. K. ;fauline Little, tele part-time, ôm en’s wearing .ap Brend and MUk St. East Hsftford of which are wooded. Very central exocllenl condiUpnr"oil hot sir 5556 parel. Apply Surrey s, 739 Main fHARMACIST-MliNAGER 100 acre.s, trout stream, pond, ing with this hou.«ie that makes OPPOSITE CEri‘TER PARK phone Pi 2-62Si. \12M-24V4 Ooventry, PI 2-8758 M IM 1 4 3 TWO ROOBi.S furnished, ail utili for comfortable living. $23,900. Rockledge - Extra large, ranch, location and a very realistic prir*] heal, large porch, artesian well, 8t. IBtMEDtATE OPENING. GENUINE FUTURE large modern dairy barn, silo, 2- T. .!• Crockett, Realtors, MI; shade trees; barn with 2-car ,/ta- \ ^ I T H .PROFIT INCEyVITVE. ties. 105 Birch.St. Philbrlck Agency. BQ 9-8464. 8 room single. Large living room, custom built, 2-rar garage.,, two car garage, tool shed, 7 room full baths. Builder *a..Vs R'edure 3-1577. ragc,''chickefl' coop, 3*4 sf'eres Erho Tiriiiplable GROUP INSURANCE, VACA'nONS, ETC. • colonial house, all in very good 2 full baths, fireplace, storm win ■/ m e LORD IF SPACIOUS |NEW 5 room „apart- WEST CENTER Street—7 room dows. one-car garage, lot 175x80. so that We can gel started on an ^JeVel, land, fruit , trees, near AMBITION AND PROFESSIONAL ATTITUDE ment, second floor, stove, "refrig condition. Pretty as a picture. English colonial. I-arge living other one. BOWER.S SC!HOOL—6 rooms, brick schools, 41*. miles''" to UConn, Waslmigton,' Sept. 2 ifl*' — EeW Owner retiring. Tbih Minor, Could be converted to two 4-room MORE IBQ>ORTANT 'THAN LONG EXPERIENCE erator, heat and hot water fur room with fireplace, dining room, apartments. Also zoned to allow ranch, basement recreatloii-Toom. $1,5,800. Immediate occupancy I. the balloon satellite, Is sched- WITH ttie NIW Broker, Rock-ville, TR 5-5042. RUTH URZYB’S . George H. Griffing • RECOMBIENDATTOl^fi. ESSEN’HAL nished. .Connections for washer den, 3 spacious bedrooms', ceramic roomers. Roomers would have pri Lakewood Cirrle, North Beautiful office, -.3-rat: garsge. " 100x1.50. Tnni Minor, Broker, Bockville uledJto make five passes o v e rN w PAn-OjRAMA V bath, newly remodeled kitchen 6 room Colonial 2-car garage, trees. Carlton W, -^Hutchins BQ TU .5-6042. LONDON PARK and dryer. MI 3-4787 days.. STAFFORD—7 room house, 7 vate entrance. 3 roomers pay com England late today and tonl|(nt. All Homes Features For PorsoiMil Interview; with breakfa.st nook. Wall to wail plete taxes, heat and mortgage pay owner wants out. 9-6132. the National Aeronautics /and Stripes, -going this way and EAST HARTFORD HtHRO N o o m s acres land, 2-car garage, barn, • EXOAVATim TWO B and bath, hot water, carpeting plus many, extras. Onlv VEBNON—3 bedrofini ranch, 3 'Space Administration ah nou n ^ . that, are especially effective for c Large Wooded Lots heat, [■ electrieity and parking •250 fruit trees, high' elevation, ments. FHA or hank mortgage Green Manor 8 room ranch In A-1 Write Box I, c-o The Herbl4 $17,990. Paul J. Correnti, MI available. Immediate possession. • PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial years old, good condition, nesr ■' The passes, .im eastern diwlight this crisp ’ side-buttoning day- DAY NURSERY • Ceramic TUe Baths space). Central. Bus line. MI 3-2457 $15.0j)O.' Tom Minor, Broker,' 3-5363. condition, attached garage, nice ■ The iticmients.. you spend em O N LY $500.00 D O W N ^ ^ I t h 4 bedrooms, I 'i baths; large new school, $12.700,' Tom BTinor. lime, wlir he seen ip th|^ following tllner. Short sleeves, or hone. -• broidering x m * beautiful design '168 Silver Lane, Eaet Hartford • Formica Counters Rockville, T R 5-S042. 1 lot. A reasonable offer Will ,be living room with fireplace, hot Broker, Rockville, TR 5-5042. asd ORADim t h r e e r o o m third floor .-apart FRED MURPHY areas o f the. sky, at the erayatlon Np. 8811 with Pstt-QrRams U WlH be serene ones! Thl# lovely CAPES $11,500^ e Oil Hot Water Heat OAKWOOD ROAD. Bowers School considered’ on this one. water heat, one-car garage Bv • Ameslte Drives ment, $60 per month. Call'Rock 'area — Lovely picturebook 9’2 “ " • Realt.v STAFFORD SPRINGS—8 room ndicaled, traveling eitlje/ north- la rises 12j, panel Is for anyNwom of .the nouse, Age 1—Over ' Vi Yard Track Shovel, 'East Gra«by---Six; room , oversized appointment only, $23,900, Phlj- RANCHES $11,995 •. Birch Cabinets ville, TR 5-5431. • . Houses for Sale 72 room cape. 3 or'-4 ■ bedrooms, MI 3-4054 V brick house, fireplace, rei’Bmi<' oa.st Or southeast, as shb/m: »0H, .22%, 24%. Bust 33 >■'4.1 espeeiafly the nursery. Cap^, full shed dormer, 5 minutes brlck Agency, Ml 9-8464. * Slice. 14’-ii 35 bust, short sleeve, 8:80 A.M. to 5:80 P.M. - J Baekhoe and Bnlldoaer large modern kitchen with new tile bath,' oil hot wal»r heal,' 2, 5:29 p.m,, south, high, north- Pattern No. 5568 has hot-iron Qpen For In.peciloniMonday-Wednceday-FrIday 6 to S p^m; ROCKVILLE — One five roorn 60-62 PORTER ST. 'Exceptionally birch cabinets, fireplace, beautiful ELLINGTON—Near Crystal I..ake. from Kaman Airrraft and Com cartl; 7:36 p m.; north, high, north- ,6% yards o f -36-lnch. large two-family now. vacant, ex GREEN - MANOR-Wail-^this one car garage la haaementr large transfer; Color chart; stitch ittus- Convenient to Pratt and apartment, $110. One 3 'i room, yard with fruit -trees. Priced, at 5 room house with’fuli cellar, pew bustion Engineering. Excellent cast; 9 l41 p.m., north.Jligh, south To order, send 35c In coin* to:' trrii.ons. SAUS BY U A R REALTY C O ^ M I 4.8193 $90. Available how in Risley cellent condition Newiy redecorat has a baaement. Real neat, good landscaped lot, all in good con Whitney or Hartford Cevenfry FI 2-7888 a realistic $15,700. • Belfiore Agen central heating system, Price value] ' east; 11:47 p.m., soutll. high;,- sue BumetL Manchester Kvening.4 —“To order, oend 25c In coins to;— R. D. MURDOCK—BU 8-6472 Apartments. MI 9-4824, TR 5-1166. ed. Priced right.' Ml 9-5229, 9-6. . lot, good central location, and the dition, excellent rosidcntial area, Route No. 8,' Andover, Conn. cy. MI 3-5121, $6,900. Owner will give terms. Keeney Sti eel - Two apartment low price will Interest you, T. J. $17',500] Tom Mino^v Broker. Saturday l:50/^,m ., south, Herald, ll80 A VIC. OF AMER- Anne Cabot, The Manchetter Eve JA R-1585-r-BU 9-8802 ------uji' Louis Goldfarb, Realtor, TR BCAS, NEW YORK 88, .N.V. VERY DESIRABLE, 3 room heated $19,500 5; ROOM ranch, aluminum . house with 22 aniles' of beautiful Crockett,^Realtof, MI 3-1677. , Rockville.' TR 6-5042. very low.- southeasl/ rting Herald, 1160 AVE. OF MANCHESTER-8 room Coloniil, 6-7095. llan d. Could be 27 building' lots. For lit-class malliiw sdd, iOt; AMERICAS, NEW YORK 88, N.Y. apartment in ranch home, com storm s,‘ameslte drive,'200' front large kitchen, dining room, sun plete privacy, separate entrance, age, vlaw. Carlton H. Hutchins, Reasonably priced. , for each pattern, PrintfName, Ad For Ist-clSas mailing add 10c parlor off large living room, ,bath' COVENTRY LAKE-rYsar ’round nice grounds and pairklng iatill- MI 9-51S2. dress with Zone, Style No. and for each pattern.-Print Name, Ad and 4 bedrooms on second fiolnr, house, wateiônt, 8 bedrooms, j -Blae.. ■ ■■ . , ties. BQ 3-6308. J. D. REALTY. 1 dress with Zone and Pattern Num FOUR BEDROOM Coloâi,.."7 one-car garage, nicelv landscaped large kitchen,''dining room, suh- 470 MAIN ST. ; Se'hd another 85.c now for the ber. ATTENTION WORKING MOTHERS! FOUR ROOJÎS. kecond floor, hot rooms, 3 down, 4 up; a fine home, lot. Priced at $16,900.. Phllbrick pbreh, Can be used as investment. MI 3-6139 Fail A W lnjer-’60 edition of Basic Have you the '80 Album, con Water furnished, no- furnace, close centrally located, only $18,900. Agency. MI 9-8464,-''. ' • $1'T.S00. Joseph Barth. Broker, BQ — ^------.... ■ Fashion, our complete pattern taining many 'lovely derifivs an4 to. Main Street South; rent reason- Carlton W. Hutchins, BQ 9-5182. 9-0320. ' ... FROM OWNER—6 room ranch, ’atr magazine. 'homes m Whodhill HeighU free"patterns? Only 25o a cbpyj ' . able,.'no children. MI 3-7094. . WAITING FOR A BARGAIN? tached garage, radiant heat, new MANCHESTER — Neiir 7 room FOR SALE—7 room house with ly redecorated, near . schools, Dear Jack .specially If ... APPLICATIONS NOW ranch; .2 fireplaces, 2 (uli-baUis, ROjCKVILLE—Will sub-lease for 9 This tU This Jovely 9 koom. Co extra lot for parking. Ideal loca buses. MI 9-4934. . ni»re like honi* homes ntpnths, ioption to renew, ultra 2-car garage, large 'kitchen with tion for professldnal man. BQ There 8 no place imily built-in oven and ’ range, , formal lonial ideally located at jo s Olcott in Manchester. ond iuiit for vou end youn- •BEING TAKEN A T modern 4>i room , apartment. St. ,ln Manchester, neari schodls, 3t7922, ' I TrajnsJterred to Boston, Progress .dining room, L6t 100x200. $20,900. con- Phllbrick Agency, BQ 9-8464.' ch'urkh, transportation/.-^ and shop Aveniie Apartment^, block from ping has been reduced In price by. dOLUMBUS ST.-fActlon needed on NOTICE...■ ol$opptng c%thr. i Youngstown this cape. All six rooms finiahed. CHILD CARE CENTER transferred owner, eager for fast Kitchen, '•built-in atoVe, refrigera MJ^NCHES'TER - 6 room brick lu. % assumable mortgagk T.-J, 'file Planning and ^nlnj^ Com/ ■'jar^r. homes’ are « , ' ' T e “hav. nGE BEDROOMS- 8 IN MANCHESTER URBAN A R ^ tor, garbagq disposail. unit, . full ranch, enclqjied breezeway, 2-'car sale. Price' inpludes almost ■ new Crockett. Jlealtor. BQ 3-1577. mission o f Manchester,; Connecti MODERN A$ TODAY , V WlTH 4.0AbS garage, one year old, quality con- refrigeratof; range and duomatic cut .will hold a public hearing on cellar, quiet neighborhood, $115 washer-dryer] Home features , -A f i n e NEIGHBORHOOD. LIVING B a month. TR'5‘2608. Btructlon, exceptionally desirable Wednesday evsnihg', September 14, Y:30 A M. t<^5;00 P.M. OF LIVING AREA location with a view. Priced In tpe screened in ppreh adjoining 24 foqt 1960 at 8 p. ni. In the hearing room 'MODERN. W ^ ^ P R I C E S CAN'Ah FOR - , (OTHER HOURS TO 8U|T) ‘ -i, NICELY FURTQSHED two room high 80s. Call for appolntmei living room formal dinipg room; of 'the Municipal 1 Building on an k it c h e n . 6. a l l a t . . , . loo much we cpuld y ijjj. youraell- Spacious Hvtag room with fireplace!; separate dlnini; aectl'dn, apartment, all utilities. . Prefer Phllbrickhllbr|ck Agency, BQJ 913464.■ family sized kllcheh, two large bedP NOT) aitiendfnient to the zoning regulai- CHARMING 6rROOM CAPE rooms anad ceramlo-tilfed bath, gal a^p-Mver-kitchen, S gienerons bedrooms with twin»size closets, ence teachers 272 -Main St. The Registrars bf Voters of the tlons re: Egrth Excavation. Copies Th,™ 'll. nfodeni ‘‘decorator’’ bath, .plus lavatoir>--next to fanUly room, ■fa-....]-.------1 $13,6()0-|-8IX rooi^ dape. full bei rage and rear patio. Many o,ther Town.of Manchester, Conn., will be of;the.proposed regulatianoy. Marion E. JARVIS REALTY CO. day, Septerrtber S. I960, from 6:00 Zoning COibmisaion. \ fSlncerely, «Md Vi ACRE WOODED LOT garage, $95. MI 9-5229. 9-5. Robertson. Brokef, )BQ 3-59te. Roa* Tower ft . ' MI 3-4112 Ti MI 3-7847 P.M. until 9:00 P.M. for the pur- At this hearing. interested per HOOL CHILDREN FROM 3 YtkRS ON O ^ a o w for an appolntmeiit tolinspiect ibis attractive home this 5J5CK>ailL1^14 . LauVef St. Well THREE BEDROOM ranch, knotty /pose of niahing an 'enrollment of sona may appear and.be Heard qnd Models. "7-- AGENTS OONTRAor EXPIRED furnlahed 3. room apartment. TR pthe kiteben, full baaement;, a|l- electors who are entitled to Vole Written CQifimunications received.- 6-9694. J$lso 2 room fufijlshed 'fached garaê^ large lot, 4 ^ % IPER BTREEIT—Real clean glh- at the Caucuses of the Town of Dated at Manchester, Connecti AND WE inisqr KXL apartment. mbrtgage. OWnar M l 8-4962. • ■ gle,"77iee lot, locatod juat'acroas Manchester. cut this 1st day of September, 18-17 A SH W O R TH ST. the atreet from, the- West' Side Blgngd, I960. Twn JOHN H. LAPPEN, Inc. I v y fidtettytA'R' O il hot air, honaa la ep-tap shapa, qniat aatab- DfSUKORS , REAI/rdlta 'wOUR ROOM apartment, furnished COVBNTRY LAKE -r Waterfr:M Playground. Vfcantând>nt s the ask . * !' Donald HeiplnipvBy- TOWN PLANNING COMMIS I MMgmorhoed. Owner tinnsl atred. Tophiapect anil lO M t G l - or unfurnished, loll heat, adults. year 'round home, Joe Ck>uighlln, ing prlca is oily $$8,900. Terrific Edwsrd F. Moriarty SION PI 2/7989. W#r Agency, «“ ; value, T, J. Martin E. Allvord, Chairman Weekead. ptaow call 3f l M t l * . MM »-744S New Bolton Rll]. privaU home. le, T. J. pr Kkstt, Realtor, BQ Registrars M Voters C oll Owner Mk 9>4848 / KIN OSTIUNSIIY. Rddrof^ 3-Sl^ MI $4381. ^ . 1 >1677. MaxttSDmfg, Qomwtlcut Dorothy C,| JAeobsoii, SeeroUry T r* ■ 1 -. J: i . if:.; ■ t. ; "V ‘'I ^ ■{' r.‘. ;■ .V -I ^ ' .. ■ ' ' -.J.... FRIDAY, SEPTElfflER *, IWO ATorago DROy, Not Pren Run Th« WiMtlitf lAGE FOUBTE&IT^ For th* Weak Raded Fenenrt a t U. B. Waailwt ■ ■ MM - lE a ^ n tn g Jna* 4th. 186$ ' Clear wad salt' I'urtgM Barry A, lÛceUl and Ward P. ituptutw m Yatu 13,125 46*. Snnay sad wanaer. toHitotf- Ponticelll. sons of Mr. and Mrs. A1 ^ u h ty GOP- Memtor *t th* Aodit High aear 80. About Town fred L. Pohtleelli; 30 M cK eeS t alwa^-ample free parking rear of our store**. have returned home after sPîding Bnnaa *f ObvalathMi M anch«tUir-Â City a^ ViU age Charm ThA Sunday achoal staff of Zldn two monthsa'liwoodbrooH^CSimp in Sets Outing SvanceUeal Lathenun Church will Fltawilllam, N.H. A ^ o n g the awards they receiyjed »there were (OteMlfled A«v«mflQ| m Pec* M) PRICE FIVE CENTS meat Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the VOL. LXXIX, jio. im (TWELVE PA) — . T . WOOD GO. MaliT^'St., left .yesterday by plane and Republican A.ssoclates plan a -....sustained when an over- Here in the Senate, which meets Two men- were tsiptured, one for Bermuda. .She will rpturn food sale. A luncheon featuring Sept. S (A*) — Opjiosition to with far less than full member ICE PLANf Tuesday. well, youU just have to see the unbelievable . charged 8-inch howitzer shell Premier Patrice Lumumba’s ship, angry oppositioh members of them after, being felled by riafn chowd^cj", corn on the cob, hot police-fired bullets, - it the 31 BISSEIX ddgs, hamburgers, homemade cake hit a U. S. Army supply tent. swing toward Leftist dicta demanded that Lumumba cancel The Arm,v.-.NaVy Auxiliary will With ice cream and soda will be Another victim is on yie criti torship mounted today as hfi all the decrees restricting funda Trio Discount Department ICubes-Cruihed-Blockt hold its regular card party Monday available through the efforts of Gollections in our new pin-money cal list. mental . freedoms. , They warned Store on South Main St. early at, 8 p.m. at the chibhou.>!C. presseid his campaign 'to against dictatorship. Castro Rips^ ..... •- the Stafford Town Committee. H i* accident which wnMinded 36 stamp out rebellion in the today. Congressional candidates Antoni oth«r Midler* occurrii,d yuterday They even, drew some support Police Identified the men as , Young..|)eople of Zion Evangeli Sadlak and Horace Seeley-Brown while the 3rd Armored DlvUion eastiem Congo, from Sen. 8. Romandeke, a gov cal L.iithefap, Church will attend George Mallnski, 38, of Philadel will speak between 1 and 15:30 p.m. sportsweai/ corner on the .street floor* wae on maneuvers 30 miles from ' As U.N. officials counted nearly. ernment, senator who urged the phia, who was shot in the back U.S. Ti*eaty a ~^4ew Englahd..^Dlatrict Walther Elephant markers will blaze the the Owchoslovak border. 300 dead in Kasai province Sght- government not to Issue decrees GIANT DISPLAY L.eag;tio convcnlion...a Camp Nor- Ing, reports reached here that the and leg, and Frank Scarono, 45, trail to the' site of the oTrOng In ■nie- Army pressed an investi without consulting parliament. Meriden. z' wirh, '.Huntington, Ma^., to'mor- West Stafford. gation of the accident, believed to Russians had stepped up their aid While criticizing the oppositlonYi Both men have been ch'Mged School Supplies row, Sitjmay and Monday^. ' the PART we can tell you though is be the worst training mishap ever to Lumumba by providing him cries of "communism and,, dicta (M Uefense^ cargo planes. with breaking and entering m the sustained by the 250,000 XI[S. torship,” Romandeke said Lu night season with criminal in troops stationed in West Ger Some of the lO Soviet IL14 mumba should not clpse opposi- ARTHUR DRUG Couple to Marry planes that arrived In Stanley tent. Havana, Sept. 8 (/P) : just as unbelievable! *. # many. j/" Malinski’s condition was de: Smashing the Western lêm* Perso^l Notices D.S. Army investigators "YwUd ville have been repainted with the (Conttnued on Page Six) scribed today as fairly good in ^Vted by Friends the shell was over-charged with words “Congo Republic" on their i New Britain General Hospital. ispJiere’s united front Mgitxat powder. There were also 'indica sides,..these reports said. Stanley:' Red China, Fidel. Castro an> Card of Vhanks ville, capital of the northeast prov Police made this report: wIhIi to expff'Mthanks ain) A pre-nuptial 'party at the.KbfC tions it was badly aimed. < No Herald Patrolmen Edward GunwaJd and nounced last night that Cuba ApprAr.iiiilon to our many\frlf»ndn. reia- The shell struck jiist after the ince or Oriental, is Lumumba’s Home recently honored Misti Marie chief base of operations In the Dbnald Loughrey. who were park will establish diplomatic ties - flv#*R and nrlgfhbnm for artn of Eleanore McDonald df . Weston. . morning roll call. It ripped ed in their squad car heard hqm- klnfln»'.*ii! and words of aym ^thy difrlns thiûgh one tent, exploded in a eastern Congo'. Ahput 100 Russian Labor Day with the Peiping regime. • AVAILABLE lh»i,H]n^RR RTjd at tho tlm r \p f d»*atn Mass., and Ji^mes. Emil Jur.qs of trucks already are Tn^he. interior. mering coming from the store's The bearded prime miniatOr of my drar wiff*. Ircno, and\niolh<*r. Manchester, v.ho will be maiTlad the important hipstitched vesUgatlon would be pushed until 'While this was going on. Scarano 68 Branford St.- completed. Preliminary results of ties, making (Tuba the .first aatUm Loving sons and daughter!. Tony O’BrIght’s orchestra pro short 10 to 16, aver. l()-20,. tall emerged-'from the ground floor in the Americas to recognize Com the probe, he said, showed that doorway, where he was captured. munist China. vided music 'for dancing. A pujie 12-18. blue, green, black, brown. the shell was fired by an arUlliry was presented to the guests of Meaifwhile, Det.. C « t. Thomas From .this moment we end our -W-. unit training on the Grafenwoehr Ormsby and Sgt'.-âx Julian honor. ^ range in a test'requiring repeated Stand-Still Policies relations with the regime of The bride-elect was feted,At a 3 .9 9 with their gqns drawn, climbed up Mere is ia secrion of the crowd, estimated at 300,000 but officially billed as more than a million, that Chiang Kai-shek,” he proclalmad shell firings. The shell that caused a ladder to ‘the roof where they gathered in Havana yesterday to shout support for Prim* Minister Fidel Castro. (AP Photofax) to the cheering crowd massed for miscellaneous shower g,ty;#n by the accident, he added, was fired Mrs. Napoleon Pitcher at her home, San Franciseo, Sept. 3 OP)—Sen.w By jet he sped to this bay city spotted the wounded Malinsky, a so-called Assembly of. the -Cuban 21 Agnes Dr. Co-hostess was Mrs. and nabbed him. People. convertible turtle neck cotton (Canttaiaed ea Page Two) John F. Kenhedy said today the after a brief rest in Washington. John Allison. / / balance of world power Is shifting And from here b* will fly to Alas Police said they found a hole Why Pity Reckless Driveri Helsinki Gives C^tro hailed th* Peoples Ax* Miss McDonald Is a graduate of top, s. m. I. black, graen, blue. and the nation must "start mov ka for a swift round of campaign had been cut in the roof over the sembly aa a mark of pure COhaa the Rhode Island School of Design, ing ajpdn” under a new Demo- talks In the 4Pth eUts. He plana store.The sprawling building, with democracy and challenged other Providence^, where she received a 3 .9 8 cratie president. to s^Mk at the state fair in se-veral roof levels, also houses a Soviet Leader Latin American republica to hold B.F.A<^ degree In sculpture In 100 Prisoners In what he called the "(Kficial Palmer and Anchorage tonight,^ supermarket, insurance office, similar rallies. Jqne'.. Mh. Juros Is a fifth year sen beginning” of his campaign in the After a breakfast news . confer liquor store, and several profe*- res He accused the United States oC ior at the Rhode Island School of Threaten Riot home state of Ws opponent. Vice ence he’ll take off again for De siohaL offices. Gk>1 Reception trying to Isolate the So'viet Union Design, majoring. In architecture. three-way blousa with button-on Preeident Richard M. Nixon, the troit. and Red China from the Western He is a 19.56 graduate of Manches Democratic - nominee assailed California Gov. Edmund G. Hemisphere and served notice hi* - Tot Dies'of Injuries By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS government would establish diplo ter High School. bibs, 32 to 38, loden or lilac. In Minnesota President Bisenhower and what Brown, in remarks prepared for Lebanon, Sept. 3 (JPj—A 4-year- he called the "stand-still philoso Kennedy’s arrival in San Francis Nikita 8. Khrushchev toured a matic relations with all Commur-"'* old girl died in W indhahi. Me Finnish electric turbine plant to nist countries. 3 .9 9 phy” of the ReipubUcans. co, told Kenhedy "You are our morial Hospital,. WlUimantlc, last StUlwater, Minn;, Sept. S UR — "A do-nothing piuty will not kind of man.” day in Helsinki' and got a stand The Havana crowd, pilvatOly w- Ooarda vepoeted todagr that con- night after being struck by a car offish reception. < OUR SPECIALTY: do,” he said in a speech prepared Brown compared the state’s near her home on Route 87, in the Washington. Stpl. 3 -4- Tlie6they are a far greater threat to timated at more than 300,000 hut viola holding oat In the BUnne- problems — such a s : school build4. carnage on the highways during human safety. The'Soviet premier went lb one officially billed a* more than - w e Ibed to brain injuries. day. We remove th* slanghterera who made his boldest threat yet ngUhai; Bnlph Tahash. what this canyaign is intendsd Police xsid the girl 'was stand He decried soft punishments for litter Qur highways virltlu-hroken ents' wiih the Khrushchev party CEILINGS In dallfornla are not Impressed that the people normally didn’t the. Mg U. S. na’val babe a t GUi** to bring is action Instead oL.dmt with his (Nixon's) overwhelming ing on the side of the road. They drunk o'r.reekless drivers and asked and battered bodies. But it cannot tanaine. If beyond repair and danger SUUwatw, Minn., Sept. 3 (8P)— —leadership, hot salesmgnUiip— humility. We know and'the history Identified the driver ax John J. why anyone should feel compassion be done by showing pity or offer show much animation. And they ous we replace with Drywall at HOUSE and dedication, in placp'ôf medi didn't today. Only at the end of The pillne minister flatly reject Two Minnesota National Gusu'd of our state stands, as proof, that Asplnall, 16, Chestnut. An inves for-them. ing excuses for those who wanton ed the OAS torrign minister*’ dec minimum cost. Prompt sendee. ocrity." tigation was under way by State Khrushchev's trip through the , W e o i v E"? eompaniea wer* mobilised early to humility is not enough to meet a Hoover said in an article in the ly violate the basic- rules of traf laration at San Joke, posts Rlpa, P A lirr and WALLPAPER COMPANY Kennedy flew tp'Ôalifomia. af challenge. Police of the Colchester Barracks. FBI law enforcement bulletin that fic safety." plant did a relatively large group c. e. house and son day as 100 rabelUous convicta ter campaigiUng yesterday in —perhaps a hundred or more— last week which denounbed-ôvlet* X WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS "The obstacles that this coun Ellen May wax-the daughter of in some states drunk drtving is Hoover said "Traffic regula Chinese' meddling in this neml* lOZIER DRYWALL .threatened a riot at the Minnesota New Bnglai^s Cob. Sharks hav* been re Separate colors ___ ...... x:".. said the guards had.been mobilized Bank Seizure Seen Hartford, Sept. 3 Iff) — Repub; for *ummer> laaf fling from home sputnik program,” commented • only meet en emergency. One of two vessels which sent and work. Sidorov, who. appeared all aglow ported since a swlnuner wai* a ^ ' 'ihhash indicated an ultimatum llcan state headquartera has dia-; out distress signals during a storm tacked by a shark S t Sea Grit* Daffodils—^l.arge missed a* a ’’misunderstanding" As., the nation awjuig into the at speaklhg to the Soviet leader. would be handed the holdouts to In Gulf of Alaska yesterday "No.” replied Khrushchev, "that N.J., seyeral weeks ago.. Trumpet. -Mi*...... an announcement from the Fifth beaches and the other -believed first filll day of the 8-day Labor return to their cells about 8 a.m. Day weekend, the traffic toil rose doesn't takje very much, only 60 1. Colette, black (CST), ^fter the breakfast hour District' < Congressional cahdldate' headed for port . . Predidentlal GUNMEN k il l PATROUtAV Hyacinths— v candidates of both major partiea ' Cambridge, Mase„ Sept. 3 tSt kid 7.99 for the other inmates. (Contiaiied on Pag* Six) (CoxtlBtied on Pag* ^T*) ' An colors w 1 1 9 He also revealed a new set of (Continoed oh Page Five) , endorse statement denying exist —Roiito ! .Patrolman Lnwiericn'' demands .by the recalcitrants, de Washington, S e p t- OP) — , A.-kpolltical activity «himself. Hq ence of so-called Jewish votq.^' ' Gorman, 35. father of three, wan livered shortly before' 5, a.m. Ta- California Dem,bcrxtic '.Congress------a nephew, ' ‘ Henry Clock, • rtcen Liner Llbertc sails for NeX' York ■hot to death eariy today a* t e .Madonmi Lilies FRESIIEV CDT hash said Turnbladh agrM with man charges that "another cam did some work for a Nixon cai with 1,00(1 passengers nfteV being surprised two gunmen attempi-'' ...... w Forror 1.1 ■ ew ^ ing to Jimmy the rear door of » CVocus. Grape FLvjfrinIhs. Scillas, Pink DaffodiK etc^ him that two of thenil Were rea- paign pajrbff is. being engineered paign committee, "but he’s not the Strikers to Get delayed 24 hour«.'hY engineers ...... 1 GLADIOLI abnable^ths setting Up ,of a pris for Riraa^ Nixon” in connection head of the committee or anything strik e . i . Two Smith College facul Six Governors Demand restaurant. Gorman waa trying with goven>m*nt seizure' of a sav like that.” ty members. Prof. Frederic New doors in the KendaU S qnan oners’ counc{il and establishment of krea when he saw two Umw a$ a law library for thej prisoners' ings and loan association in his Cloc'k said his firm had only a New Chance at ton Ar.vid, 60. and. Edward W, district. Spofford, 29, charged with poaae*- the rear door of- Symmes Ve*** HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS (AH Colors) BOUQUETS use.. minor part of the legal work in taurant. They fled aa ho' Give Bright, Gay Fall fiolnr For Vrara The - charge , canie yeft^rday slon of obscene photographs and End of Railroad Strike wilt Vou ^ SO BEAFTlKEIeFTlKEIe While militiamen and prison of volved, and the “modest” fee wax proached and Gorman fired • ficials held their stratai^ cbiifer- from Rep. VOcil ,R. King. He also not on - a retainer basis — “If we Sikorsky Offer Ilteratnre. 85c— 3 for 2.39 < ■aid the 'White House itself had Throe-layer cake and ■ candy warning shot over their hend*. ence, guards armed with machine become <^ply involyad in the don’t do anything, we don’t get Philadelphia, Sept., 3 (ff^^Thef being heard. ’Them, police said, the gawnMi >4- AN» guns, riflesi shbtguni and sUe' anything.” ' -- ' • ■ Bridge^t, Sept. 3 (ff)—A lemon drops-hplp. Henry Herndon, Pennsylvania Railroad and two Qifill ~ said yeaterday he was turned-and fired four ahote a$j_ $f;()0 seizure dispute, and that a Settle strike-aeêment offer that was of '^ fatie, N.Yv a forqj.er alave, ONLY annii, maintained cloee watch on ment T)f the case had been ’’ve At the'time it took over the sav striking unions that have halted “under tertlflc pre*»ure” to get a the officer. He fired again, htft- 1 HYBRIB PANSY 6 the compound. ings . and loan outfit, the Home turned down, two .days ago Will be c*)ebrate;'hiii lllth birthday . . . Its dperatlons appeared today to quick settlement. But he said the tlng one of the gunmen. bMora toed” by l^vid W. Kendall, JUrtcial recopsldeîd tomorrow' morning America’s - newest Slanjese twin The convicts '^lent ^ e ^ night counsel to J^ sid e n t Eisehhower,. Loan Bank Board said ^he associa b*.;vlrtually, as far from' a settle TWU wouldn’t budge, from Us de he fell to the ground. , milling about in the 400 by. (fiO tion "has a management which is by strikes from the Stratford boys rest comfortabl.v ih incuba mands for a "scope rule” (spelling DELPHINIUM SPECIAL The King miarge's brought tur, tor at a Chicago hospital, hut doc ment of their dispute as when It foot enclosure, occaaionaUy shout iin'safe and unfit to' manage a and Bridgeport plants of th* Si began. out of each man's job assignment) 14 4 ^ iz z £ d -i n Pixwr 6 Jiminy, crepa- 3. .Pipe Dream, slant denial'i^m the staff of 'Vice korsky Aircraft Division of Unit tors' give the Infants oqly a short Doub|i% l-du-gp F|p|d'4rixnls Feed Yf^ r . ing up at the tower guards and President Niion and .others men federal a'avings and loan sssocia- Statements by the top PRR ex and for a decrease in the amount .\mm*n, Jordan. Sept, $ SEEDLINGS ——— . . .> tion, in that its management has ed Aircraft Corp. time to' live . . . of .repair and construction work Foqrteen rsonx have been ap- All (Color* , ' . *• aire soles, black, . erepe-aire soles, tioned by the Congressman. Vincent Nallinan, San Francisco ecutives and President Michael J. ■ ' 1 ■ (OonBinMd on Page Six) caused^ the association to violate ■ Tê atrikerp. members ot . the Quill qf the Transport Workeix which the PRR contracts for out rested for itioalng ia t m Lawn Now! tobacco, green,, gray, with white Robert H, Finch,. Nixon’s .cam- United Automobile'Worker*,' have attorney who watched Moscow U-2 '3.'. ^ manager, aaidi "The whole law. and regulations and engage Union shewed neither party had side Its own shops/ - ' bonih asi .tkm of Premtof -D^LY gray 7.W 9.99 In unsafe or unsound operation,” been' out since .June 7. ’On Thurs trlallat Soviet Invitation *ays last James M. Symes. PRR boird Hazza a spokesman aaillj HUBBARD-HALL handout is al^sblute non- Bight, that he advised pilot Francis budgi^ much In Its stand since the 7 9 c 5 0 >0, 9 9 c senie. It is -pure political tissue Albert J. Robertson;- chairman day, they voted 1,161 to 506 strike started Thursday. . chairman said the TWU demand* today, lid a newa oaafnr- Dangerous Donna against accepting a proposal Garyl Powers how to get W» IQ- amounted to featherbedding.- He rnce no foi oharges hav* i'L ' ' “ M FERT. SPECIAL, \ . Cedi King must think he is of the. bank board, Paid df King’s year I sentence , reduct^.. .Wester With the full effects expected to still running against me for poUtt' atatehient: “Some of the essential, worked out by both sides at a' be felt and to mount raptdly-:after ■aid the union wanted td- make been drawn In the kilUag *1 mênace to Islai^s meeting, with Gov. Abraham Rlbi- ly, R; I. Town Cbuhcll acts to unpec*s*ary jobs and then get a Majah and 10 othera Mondfig. HYBRID cat office.” Finch ' rah unsuccess- bare facts are cqrredt, ,but the Im eliminate what Police Chlif A,_ Labor pay, six'governors and 11 50 lb s ..... ' 2 . 4 4 ■f iully agiUnst King for Congress; in plications and sequence are not.’’ cofL” ■ . guarante#'for these j<>lMi. 'An eafly But, he weiiit on, It In kadWR Hqwevtf, last night the unio'h’s Raymond Meikle call "aimless-driv- mayors in a joint telegram to the RHODODENDRON SPREADING In Carijbbean Sea 1952. The seizure of the Long Beach disputants said yesterday (he iMtlement, he said, is up to Quill;' Where the two mesaengMx atei- King's statement, prepared fqr firm last April 22 has been in- executive committee announced InjB aroniid the streetc.of the town |QulU, indicating He . might be oused of ptenttiy itiM.baanIp 3 bags> ■ ' v another mass meeting would be a t night In cars.” strike could and should be settled SPEfIjA E YEWS San ûah.iiêjrip Rico, Sept. publication In the (Congressional 'vedtigated by a 'House subcom before the .weekend was over. available for a ncteeting of top went in Damaaeu* after *h«ar OP)—^Dai^rous Donpai £' horri- Record, said: , mittee- headed by Rep. John E. held, and this'men would east xe- Nineteen Moslem outlaws killed e$ecutlVe* tonight, planned to fled, from Jordan early Btoadag. " ( PIpk a ^ 'Red i^lMi t ’qrenre, Asgrotvi Viva oret balio^ on the proposal once and 29'others surrender during past Federal Mediator Francis and Other Quality Brands rNip'nTuck. 4. Crossroads, egne wl^ch may have claimed S3 1. The Long Beach, Callf.,-Sav- Moss (D-Callf), who also'')'has ■peek to TWU members today In He '*Md the hotel riUerlnWl Reg. 3.95. 1 Inga .and was seized more. twu months of campalgt^ to stamp O'Neill Jr. called separate aek- Altoona, Pa.„ where the PRR has N t^ge Plants' . lives '^yd)en H wax in Its infancy, criticized the bank board’s action; Into and the (louse thsgr wnokto Now Only V ^•.*9'''^' bla^ kid 8.99 black kid B.99 . menaced the small islands of ths by the Federal Home Loan Bank King gave'this aocoiint; The unioh Is prevented from out lawlessness in .Southern Philip ■ions today of railroad and union jits .largest riiopa. after that were kaown/nte MM LIME SPEOUL Caribbean Sea today. Board and ^ a t this was ?'unjusti ; "Barly this year the chairman •ignlng a contrset. because of a pine*. bargaii^g teams. .He'hoped to lay ! He asked railroad president Al wa* hist iftetr that, t e ndi*(U SPEc\ At< the last report, poona's 185 fied find irregular.” of the Federal Home Loan Bank pbtltlon flled with the National . Cihairman J. -William Fulbright the grqilndwiirk for iôther joint len Qreenough to go with him and (D-Ark) of Senate Foreign Rela meeting and perhaps, a meetii^ of 3 :9 5 f 3 r., 10.00 51) Iba ' mils an hour winds were centered 2. A Long w adh law firm head Board discussed with David W. Labor Relatidn* Board seeking to debate the Issues-- Oreenough de MAN h u r t ' o n ilOUNTAOr about 1,100 miles east southeast of ed by Nixon's campalgi) manager Kendall, specijal- counsel- to the oust the UAW. i h e petition was tions Committee says "1 think it’s the toiil exebutlvee of the*. PRR, clined. aaserting the strike can’t Seattli^ Sept. S -r-Tknri) par- here or about 2,1M miles south- In the area..‘.7)iu’ been given a lu President, the board's plans to filed by. a group of non-strikers, OUtris$eeus’’ fqr Mouse to block IW U and ,the System! Fedwatlort be settled by an audience in Al Men of' mountain «Uask*etk !*■ German Peat lilflia . east of ..Miami. Tlie i stomi wax crative retained* by , the' Federal seize the Lon;; Beach institution. Who claim the UAW no longer. ,futids':for. printing 10,000 copies another non-operating' unloî Join ton,na,-' ■ , , ^ qiudlng a doctor, ptofcad Tnovbiff west northw*ttUnaril :s~ân Bank Board, T King On Friday. April 23,10 minutes be represen’,X the majority Of Sikor of. committee bIucRm of U-S. foi^ ing In (h* strike wUJi the TWtJ., The Labor Day holiday'-ptovlded way through the du k forewRi BlIV WITH ASNI’RANtT. ANI» MATISKArnON'AT abbut 16 miles an hour, ' said th e Long I Beach f)rm of fore closing tilmc, board agents sky workers. * elgn* pplicy.)’. . . PrMldent Riseni Slnq* the strike against the na some reapite and catching up for the Cascade MountahM Reridents of the oeMi;*!. LsMer hpk,' waeatman and Clock waa marched intojthe Ossqciation and At the time of the firat vote, the hower signs' MU appropriating tion’s - largest railroad began truckers and other rallroada who toward* i naan heVavnf AntUIea islands—w hicii'eurve'be ' ;g'eatM to the' board by 'Finch, aeieed it. When thy inatitution committee was six to fUpi:|H$ainst. 33,722,360,000 fqr foreign aid. Thursday (Here have been no have takOn on the Job of moving Maediag lad , unqanOcInq* tween Puerto Rico and the 'Vene- I* ^tiiiner. King said in his opened Itx Door* the following the offer. They would not Ijoy last ' Gthup of Cherokee Indians gain Joint a«asions, d*S]ê the almost *om* of the 11 million ton miles ■ ^ .-1 it, was "poUtloal payola. . . 200-foot iaO. R etort N ta suelas coast —' ware warned to Monday, lo Un«* of frantic de-. night whether this brtakd(n«||'ha4 .^romlMnf hlghmchool of their oWh continuous Intervention of Mayor freight handled dally by the HtR. wto sttiMli to Rm and thby'ra aj) at street floor ’’ stay on the alert In cabe hurricane sp far this has paid off for Nbton’a positors were waiting, and in' the changed. in Haniatt Qounty, N. C., yester Rlchardaon niworth of Philagel- And îhile commuter*, ivho seem warnings are hoisted.'' cainpaign manager at the rate of nex| two w* more than $25 .During most of June and paft of day and agn* to atop ^rytag^to got phia, the eity In which the PRR to havo ladeiited aicMy to the in* ILANDI \ ' t .1 - . '■ . A t Miami; qhief storm fora Ijiuki MSMiiEil* : i almost 54,000 a month.‘' million wa* ithdrawn . . . July, aeven ConnpsUcut plant* of th*lr children in all-whlte Dunn plays. a vital 4coilomic role. • convenience, got a break, the hun* ^JOttN J. ZAPAoiLAe P roprtsi^ oaster Gordon Diinn fsld -there Xha head Sf the Limg Beach l%w ■____ eanwh____ the bcNifd member* Unl^d Aircraft wer* involved in High School.. .Pertnissibn to let But' •ffacta of th* atrlk* against dred* of thousand* of per*on* who are IndlcaUms Donna may have firm, John Clock, aaid King*# state [ized whati £ mess they had got thq ttrike, but th* unlonizad work' indeponDent padio and filevislon the nation’s largest railroad Mao planned Icmg.dlataae* trip* for th* • n . ;1nmii born in the driving wind and ment was 'Mdiculous...talas snD war* b*tof folt from New York to hoUday made other arrangemente. ptockof itoir.ltol • OPEN BIA^Y Uli • P.M • PHONE Mt B-0474 pelves ijnto and decided to an $t the Hamilton Standanli Divi- 1' carry debat** of $>re*lg*o- winm a uatiâ.'* , .1 indldat** this fjtU ngpsaf* la At. Louip and th* first eompkatoU (OMifeMMd ea fMch Six) Clock paid h* has no Umo for « (< «* PH*«h«). 'o f drij^yad frolgbt ohtiHBnita w*ro T vsb* MS) ■a V + ' V" V