WASHER and D Reer in , the Field of Hotel Man Country

I , / A ' THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER T. 1961 The Weather AYttage Daily Net PrcM Bob rOTMMt *f V. & WMOWr lil

SCandia l«dge, Order of Vaaa, nur, toelgM, fog ta leir i lU r iM P v t 3mmm OauUn, eon of Oenununtty Baptist Church. The suits. For further information, call 13,330 ‘V «r M n. EllHbMh T. Geulin of S2 public ia invited to attend. A baby Mr«i Bpy Farris, t. Dnrkin St. will reaume Ita schedule of month l«te taalght. TUm animM it. Ruel pt.'. hu . completed recruit sitter will be provided. ly activitlea tonight at S in Oibnge M ceil^ of th* AaOt urday mostly sonay, Ittl* WM Hall with a *’Paat’ Chairman’s BorwHi of dreotetliNi _ ^ ' <*m- trmlnini: et Pnrrie laUnd, S. C.,.»nd lioyal Circle of King’s Xhiugfaters / 1 High sa-BS. ’ U now eUttoned et Ounp Lejeune, Community ..Baptist Church will sponsor a potluck Monday’ at Night” program. Plana Will also.ba. » i ■Wvloe to- made to continue the Swedlah lan MtmcheKter^A City of ViUoge Charm to A M t | t '8 U . N . C . ■ Oirls Guild will meet at the church 0:30 p.m. in the Robbins Room at. tomorrow night between 0:80 and Canter. Congregational Church. guage and cultural classes that «(fll be in dMiqp^ In were offered last year. Thoae in lb. Um . aervtoe W ll be ' eervlce uiU be held to 7- for a mystery ride. Those wish-; Hoatesies w i ll ^ Mrs. Mary Thrall ing to'kwim ere to bring'bathing and Mrs. Rachel Tilden. terested may sign up for these VOL. L m , NO. 288 ^TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1961 (OluMlM AdvertMag on Fags 18) PRICE nVE ClHtS morrow «l 10 m.m. in the chepel classes by sending a card to John Nelson, 40 Harlan St.

The Hartford Cojmty Associa tion of Medical Assistants will hpld If Ijhey^re Businesslike Soviet Fallout Ito first fall meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the YWCA. 282 Ann St, Hartford. The program will consist To Cross U.S. of a recording, "Ronald Regan rt>caka out against socialized medi-. Ifli OF UMB This Weekend G O O D E /\ R cine.” A committee meeting for a fall ’ By nANK CARBV fashion show of the Newcomers (AP SdeOns Writer) Club will be held tomorrow at 8 NOW p.m. at the home of Mm. Michael Wfifiliiiigton, Sept. 8 (4=0— W. French, 21 Goslee t>r. Co-chair A goveriunent fkllout expert men of the fashion show will be said today the cloud o l radio Mrs. Bruce V. Johnson and Mrs. active debris from the first of Henry J. Sauer. The show, with fashions from 'The Fair, will be Moscow;, Sept. 8 (jp)— So-9ex*mli^g, tho problem of disarm- four recent Russian nudlear EVERYONE CAN OVVN A Gl ament.” - tests is expected to cross the presented Oct. 27 at Second Con yiet Premier Khrushchev said gregational Church. "If they fail to achieve disarm northem United States by Look 'what you today he was ready for “busi ament they win never achieve State News nesslike talks” with Presi peace,” he warned. . this weekend. Alan F. HUls will enter the can do with a Dr. Lester Machta of the U.S. 2nd Man Culinary ..Institute of America in ROAST! dent Kennedy on urgent ‘T call for the v,use of methods Weather Bureau said he could not of-peace and negotiations to solve New Haven;’on Monday as- a first world problems. estimate when debris from the year studeht to prepare for a ca our problems: We must heed Everyone enjoys a tender, juicy Plnehurst lamb roast, but A t a friendship meeting for In this call. three later tests would reach this WASHER and D reer in , the field of hotel man country. But that debris, together ■> ' Iwp-' roasting’* just half the fun! Now Plnehurst shows you how dian Prime Minister Nehru he - "National prestige, is an im-.. Wounded, agement. He is the son of Mr. and went on to denounce President 'with some more from the first Mr.-!. Willard B. Hills. 1652 Man to make glamorous company fare of tasty left-over lamb portant thing, but war will add no tidbits. Kennedy’s decision ;to resume nu prestige to anybody. teat, may pass over the entire chester Rd., Glastonbury, and for clear testing, and declared "Man country, he said. Former Inmate merly of Manche.ster. , "W e call for the discontinuation If you want to serve the finest, best-flavor*d lamb, you’ll kind is on the brink of another Machta aaid some ..fallout uill shop Plnehurst for go\?emment graded choice ■.lamb,, .such ihllitary tragedy." of nuclear tests. 'Whatever, the Will Have Art 12 Pound GE Filter-Flo The Ladies of .St. James .will military consideiatloh for these reach the Earth wherever the ra a tender and delicate meat that it almost melts in your . "Aggressive forces want to tests, they Increase the danger of dioactive cloud passes over—and open the sea.son uith a roast beef mouth. So, serve lamb this week,, .shop Plnehurst, famous B y SORT O'OmonMfc dinner Monday at 6:80 p.m. in St. plunge, the world into another mankind.” %vlll continue to as the cloud keeps Show in Jail lor the choicest meats in all Manchester. war,” he aaid. "As a pretext for circling the Earth. ' a. ' U-.V'- " James’ School hall. Tickets may TO ROAST lE O OF tA M B: , Nehru spoke for only 16 minutes About 25 setuare miles of be obtained from the co-chairmen, this they are using the questioh of before rtelding the platform to But he offered a qualified view Bridgeport, Sept. 8 (JP)— woodland in 'Vernon, Tolland Roast in open pan in 300 degree the peace treaty with Germany. that the amount of fallout deposit Mrs. Charles Ponticelll, 382 Hack oven allowing 2>i hours for a 3 Khrushchev. fâirfield County Sheriff Wil and Willington was the scene Automatic Washer matack St., or Mrs. John. Con "Our aim is to put out the re Khrushchev then made the first ed on the United States would be to 5-lb. leg. Roast a 8 to 8rlb. leg nors, 19 Virginia Rd. PINEHURST UMB LEOS maining flm of war by concluding public reference in the So'viet no greater from the first four Rus liam T. Burlant today invited today of a continuing mim- approximately 314 hours. For a sian tests "than It has been from the public to attend a one- medium-done roast internal tem CHOICE GRADE ONLY ,a peace treaty with Germany, All Union to the four recent nuclear lunt for an unknown, fugitive, sober-thinking people realize' that tests which the United States has any of our own test series in Neva man “ art show’’ of a former who is believed armed and perature registered on a meat da in the past.” thermometer should be 175 de 8 Lbs, and Over 612 to on the queetion of the peace treaty reported made in Central Asia, inmate at the FRirfield State who may be wounded. one must proceed from the fact of 'rte tests' breached the East-We.st He said this estimate is -base^ grees. For a well-done roast meat on a ôpeful assumption that none Jail, North Avenue, on Sun 'The search, b y SUto Police and thermometer , should register an . existence of two German states.” moratorium on such experiments. • W «H ^. 12 PeiHidt "Military preparations., in the of the four device.* exceeded ."H).- day from 2 to 4 p.m. ‘ j'A i '■ 'Vernon constables, began at 4 p.nu internal temj^rature of 182 de Speaking earlier at the meeting yesterday When two men. snapecta Truly Cluaii 59H In the Kremlin, Nehru called, "on West have been stepped up,” ' he 000 tons of that equivalent In ex- On display will be 124 feet of a grees. 55fb Civil War murals at the jail and ■ ' ISf In a North Haveii b u r g l^ ,. junqi- the great powers who hold the key ed' from a forisigii aperta ear ea (Continued On Page Seven) (Continued Ob Page Seven) other paintings by Eugene Fran CURRIED LAMB SALAD: to war «jd peace to remove the the WUbur Grosa H i f ^ ^ y to Ver» • No Uw9*r WasiMr (Prepared from 'Cold RoMt threat of.war and lead the world cisco, -33. Francisco, who was re leased a week ago after serving a non and fled into the wmida ia L.eft-Ovei'S) LAMB PAHIES ,lh. 39c to peac^” front of two TYt>opera wlio' aaw N O M O N EY in one handy liome-pac Combine 2 c. lean diced lamb, 1 c. Nehru, on a 3-day official visit year for assault, will bs on hand them. chopped celery, c. chopped 3ib$. $1.00 to the Soviet Union, came from the for the exhibit. Francisco took up art work dur One of the pair waa - cailllit DOWN # 2 Wash Tomps sweet pickle and 2 hard-cooked conference, of nonallgned nations about an hour later and waa IfieB- B eggs, diced. Mix 2 t. curry powder in Belgrade, which urged talks be Allies Warn Russia ing his jail term with the assist JKHUtg-HXPig ance of the sheriff who has done titled today aa William H. Fra With Ymir OM with 2 t. vinegar and add to 1 c. tween • the- USSR and the United zier, 41, of 281 Lewla S t, M d ^ mayonnaise. To this mixture add AT PINEHURST m e a t DEPARTMENT States. considerable art work on his own AiHiiiances • 3 Load Sduetfem over tige years. port. V ^ c. minced onions and salt to The conference,. Nehru said, "ex He is under guard to RoekviUe season. Add to lamb mixture and FRESH l o b s t e r MEAT IN 12 OZ. CANS pressed the minds of hundreds of Frahclsco's work, bearing the On Air Routes Ban signature. ."Frisco” has attracted City Hospital where he is being chill for 4 hours. Garnish with millions of people. Every effort treated for birdihot wounds to the chilled tomato and hard-cooked must be made to settle these prob wide attention. He has accepted a scholarship from the Famous Art hack of his legs. egg wedges. , . lems. Only talks can lead to , Washington, Sept. 8 (IP)- ’The4>pletely turned down Russia’s argu fruitful results. ists School in W’estport and has re Hp was shot hy Rockville Fa- CLOTHES COME OUT AT PINEHURST FRUIT COUNTER United States^ BriUin and FrMce ment that the air corridors can ceived several offers of jobs in the trofman .RbhaH KJetiquist 'to LAMB SANDWTCH FILLING: , "Today we face the last p /s - today gave ■ Russia a new warn- properly be used only for the of (Prepared from Cold Roast commercial art field. woods o ff toe highway w h « ha B O T H r O R Wonderful Peaches and Apple.s from Pero . . . only slhility. A wrong step could'■wipe ;ing “ in the most solemn terms" ficial business of the Allied ^w ers refused to obey KJeliqulBt’a order Left-Overs) SUNSHINE FHESH! out the future for mankind.’’ against any Interference with and are subject to limitations as •' '■■I'- » ^ ^ . It Combine IL c. chopped cooked the beat top grade fruit offered here. . . . Nehru said that if the danger 5-Day Farecanl • IRISAlflllECTIIC Allied flights in the air corridors far as civilian traffic is concerned. quist used a riot gun. . / lamb, salt and pepper to season, „ of .war could be removed in ta)ks between West Germany and West The Soviets have several times Windsor Locks, Sept. 8 (>P) — The ModsI OA-llOr 1 t. minced onion, 1 t. minced mint between the two major poWers, U.S. Weather Bureau today irinied Venidn Qonatables Joseph Cknit Berlin. accused the United States particu and Carl'^''^Frederieks<>a fluahiid leaves and 1' t. lemon juice. Mix "The way would be opened toward The -western powers told the larly of transporting West Germans this 5-day forecast for Connectl thoroughly, spread on fresh, sliced AT PINEHURST SERVICE MEAT COUNTER ' I ...... ■' -w ' * Andrew Darico Jr., carqtaker, carries a shotgun while Constables Ralph Small, Edwin Carison and Frazier from tmdez;. a huali mip- Kremlin any change in the air to West Berlin. United States cut; - ■ utes. later. TYie fi^ ttva had. nm bread or toast. With lamb-filled tiunsport situation "wUl be the re has denounced such charges but Saturday through Wednesday Edmund Dwyer holster their revolvers after checking a small camping cottage pn the BtsscU sandwiches serve asparagus and U. S. GRADE A CONNECTICUT CHICKENS property in Vernon during today’s search for the North Haven 'fugitive. (Herald photo by Sater- back Into the wooiM, htitbad not sult of aggressive action against also said that it realty was none of calls for temperatures avaraging gone far. 'Cheese sauce, fruit salad, milk or ahd PARTS Tunisia Eases established (Western) rights by Russia’s business. about 7 degrees above' normal with niaw H ofol Lint Trap SINGER coffee and cookies. The wounds w«m daacrihMk aa BROILER^FRYERS—ROASTERS the Sovldt government and the T(td«y||i warning was the •ecoa4 a •warming trend «»ver the week superficial. . , , 279 H uff Selling w Towels • A OR — East German regtot^-’’ . handMA. admonition delivered to' end then turning cooler at the end Have 4 or 5 chops cut from the Bizerte Oaims, Slato PoUep kept paM^ eara 3 50 W eekly or 14’“Monthly No Special Wiring Neceseory LARGE CHICKEN L E G S ...... lb. 49c The Allied notes were delivered tiie SI o ^ t Union in two weetagHie of the period. The norl|ial tompewu Shore Evacuation Ordered leg and have Broiled Chops for 1 in Moscow this morning. They rer irevioiis9»l ^ a s in a statement by tore for this perioi| ‘ ' Gpiilart P icks roving totpa raada tonnuM at tha ONOlHtOWNMIPCitBrn^N Just Plug It In FALL SALE raeaL WINGS .lb. 25c jected Russia’s contention that thf le wWle which told the " ranges froth a night hdptof' to keep FtohieTâ ates Cold War United States,' Britain and Franc aggfusMfit ktUoff' .SÊUiSS pnrtaWTtoiitjiiail . to the woodland do not have unrestricted right of air corridors would to a hbrmal low t Middle Roadcr area Umy aMRiFF aaBrehlng. SPEGACUUR Tunis, Sept. 8 l/Fl—President Ha- air transport in and out of West have the most serious conse- around 64> ^ ' Vernon pollco today renewed 1 YEAR FACTORY Your Old Machine May Ub Bourgulba o f Tunisia today Berlin. quences. Preclpltatiipn"ior the-period may the searrii o f tha Wooda aad Delivery agreed to let B^rance keep the stra The notes, about 1,500 words “ Air access to Berlin along the totol 1 tenUi to 6 tenths of an F or Premier d ied u d resldeata to th* attighhor- SERVICE ON ALL Be Used As The Down tegic Bizerte, Naval Elase as long long, were described as Identical. three, corridors f«>m West Germany inch pcc'urrlng as showers about hood to see if they wtM gate. a* the danger of ■ a major world "Rights with respect to air ac Is and has been unrestricted since Monday or Tuesday. Brasilia, Brazil. Sept 8 (AT—A Frazier, zald to have a lengthy Anywhere PARTS and LABOR Payment. war exists.. \ cess to Berlin." the Sortet Union the end of Worid War II In 1#45,’’ To U.S. Gulf Coast balding businessman with conser criminal record, refuaed to I t e i t ^ FREE was told, “ derive from precisely the notea said today. In's major conciliatory offer to vative political tendencies was to his partner* according t o ; Btita the same source as do the rights ■"West Germans who make tfse Held in Check Racket Iron out the smouldering dispute Meriden. Sept. 8 tm—Meriden line today for the post of prime over Bizerte, the 'Dmlslan'chief of of the USSR in East Germany and of this means of transportation to minister, the man who wlU wield (Conttaned ea Fags T m ).- East Berlin; ttamely, the joint Beiflin do so in pursuit o f d variety police have reached halfway New Orleans, Sept. 8 (Ab--Resi-*would continiie its northwest move- state said he is ready to begin talks across Connecticut to apprehend dents of lowlying areas along the ment at about 10 m.p.h. for the the power in BrazU’a government. to obtain a "modus vivendl concern military defeat of Uie German of business, cultural,^ political or Reich and the joint assumption of a man wanted in- connection with Louisiana coast began evacuating next 12-18 hours. Tancredp Neves, 51, ■was ap No More Defrosting Ever ing the utilizaUon of the base dur other normal objectives, Individual proved for the post by his party, supreme authority over Germany. ly cjiosen. inâ-'manner which is the operations of a phony check their homes today as hurricane The hurricane watch was extend ing the dangerous period.” racket. darla — her winds increased to 125 ed t o , include Ihe, entire Texas the Social. Democrats, who con' Once the danger is over, Bour- “ These rights are confirmed by familiar ap^ understood in trol congress with the right-of- sOcietiM -Where free men regulrte The bad checks have been ap miles-an-Jiour — howled up the coast and now is in effect from ^ guiha told a news conference, "The the circnmstsnces tinder which the pearing in a number of central Gulf of Mexico. Brownsrtlle, Tex., to Apalachicola, center National Democratic Union BHRetins agreement would be followed by four'powers entered Germany, by their nwn lives in accordance WUh in a bloc of votes. With G -l "Frost Guard" Refrigerator-Freezer b e t choice. • That ' the U.S.S.R, Connecticut towns for about a n ie New Orleans Weather Bu Fla. 200 Ctillal froRt AP Wirai negotiations on the total evacua their epbsequent discussions and year, iixiliee said. reau, in a 10 a.m.,,(CST) advisory, Police at Morgan City, La. — 50 President Joao Goulart, wealthy tion” of the' bause by the French. agreements, and by open uid eg- 'should characterize such activities With the assistance of State Po rancher and key figure in the.^14'- as criminal does not make them so. said Carla — the season’s third miles southwest of New Orleans — B = s a s s a a i 8 # i B ^ This shift fromBourguiba’e mili tablished practice over a perlpd'm lice. Meriden detectives last night storm — has become a major hur ordered evacuation of ail areas out day crisis that began with. toS res tant policy on Bizeite apparwitly 16 years.’’ arrested Rodney Lindsley, 27. at ignation of President. Jaiiio 'Quad- BAREB CaUO:raiVS 14 Cubic Foot Capacity Thus the Western p ^ e f* com- (OonttBUed on Page Three) ricane. side the city, which is completely W ashtagtea, SegR. S (M | '^ A , 1,19t1 prif ■tenruned. from a statement by hls" home on Route 44 in Ashford, Carla’s course veered during the sealed by Jevees, ros, made the wfflciai choice with (including mtprmmditfc fpducHont) French President Charles de Gaulle rural town-in northeastern Con UPlvnO^ of OnOM IboOpin With vacations over, cu.stomers tell us they happy to he early mornlpg and she is now head No immediaite evacuation plans an eye cemked on the political at a news conference Tuesday, necticut. ed in a northwesterly direction. At makeup of' Congiesa. player told Senate ; back to Pinehurst where they can buy meat the old fashioned were issued for Cameron Pariah ers thntr two gairiMssn o ffen d r' I S£AJffrOMAT/C* Here's the repeat special we De paulle said that France even Lindsley was booked on several 10 a.m. the center of the hurricane (county), where over 500 persons lyhen Quadros quit, making the ser\’lce way. tually vrould have to negotiate a IitmatfBd F ree G uard H pstaffe him «b.000 last fan In a s at Large Roll Out Bottom Freezer ZIGZAG MACHINE promised on counts of obtaining money under Was nea.r latitude 23.5 north and died in 1957’s hurricane Audrey. 'vi’ce president heir to toe presi LEAN BEEF ROASTS withdrawal from Bizdrte but it false pretenses. longitude west, or about 460 dency, the office was atripp^ of tempt to fix a gomo wtHi Hip would be impossible -to pulj out in 88.8 Cameron’s low'lands lie next to the 16 to 22-Pound If your family enjoys very lean meat...we suggest you try . Judge Boleslaus Monkiewicz set statute miles south of New Or Texas border. ■virtually all power by congress, UnlveislW o f MBohlgan. A ii> hi m . ' one of these... / ' the present state of international bond at 83,000 in Circuit Court to gans. . aqting under pressure from mili a dramatto mqnieBt o f ton bear SWIFT PREMIUM Residents of Grand Isle, La. --- No Defrosting tension. day and continued the case until The Weather Bureau « I d Carla some 40 miles south of New Or tary leaders who regard Goulart ings, MMiael Eraoo, M , El t - ‘ SIRLOIN TIP OVEN ROAST Bourgulba .flew home Wednesday Governor to Probe Either In Se'pt. 22. leans on the guif — began making as a dangerous Leftist. Oagon, Calif., defensive right BUTTERBALL TOP ROUND OVEN ROAST from the Belgrade conference of According to police, a. maui ar preparations to evacuate. The low- Goulart took the oath of office halfbaek for OregoA potatod te The Refrigerator nonaligned nations as • tension rested the night before waa impli lying island is flooded during yesterday, promising that "aU pub a man la toe henring roan, na Or Freezer TURKEYS EYE OF ROUND OVEN or POT mounted in Bizerte, scene of heavy cated by Lindsle.v as an accom Labor Council abnormally high tide. lic freedom wm be assured.” , one of the. two. Tbe man wan fighting this summer when Tunisia plice. He was identified as Richard •"The high tide early today flood The only remaining formality Frank Norman BeaenIhnI of No Frost Ever s h o u l d e r CLOD POT ROAST or tried to force otit the French and D. Viel, 23, of 659 ToUgate Rd.. Chicago and BOaml. IdanllfUid Put one o f ' these- wonderful ed parts of. the highway,” said was for Ranieri Mazilli, head of the Forms YOUNG Ktduetd to they fought back. A new clash -A;,'*' Berlin. Viel is free on 82,500 bond Iri^ Hot Pebate Grand Isle Town Marshal Frank Chamber of Deputies and Acting by the Senate tevteiif f l lin a . turkeys in your freezer, or V LONDON BROIL .Tuesday left four Tunisians dead and is next due (n court Sept. 20. BUDGET «>7050 sen’e turkey" this weekend. Hartford, Sept. 8 (Ah—The 6ver-0”what, if any? valid reasons ex- Bradberry In a teliphone inter- president during the crisis, to place subcommittee ns n b|g tOpn MF and 42 wounded. off iKntianOwr. nssmtbslatoted - BI0nOM ROUND POT ROAST . Bourgulba said today he is ago powering of a Cheahire reforma 1st” for keeping the report on the N O M O N EY MACHINE tory guard by five inmates has July 26 riot under wraps. (CootiBOed OB Page lUrteeB) On Civil Rights (Continued on Page Ten) (Continaed ok Pago Tea) Impanstvriy at Ikm e. WEIGHTS 16-18-20 LBS. The nice part about the beef suggested above is that you can willing to negotiate with France . - " V - — — r the Tunisian claims to a portion of spurred Gov. John N. Dempsey to At his press contorence yester DOWN Just 3.50 Weekly or 14.50 Monthly buy from 2 or 3 pounds to as large a roast as you need. drop his previous hsunds-off atti day before the new flurry .of Hartford, Sept. 8 (AT—Delegatee HIT PROFTTs IN f r t * n a » ' The finest Hams in Connecticut.'. .Whether .it’s a .slice.. .a butt ' the Sahara. «. tude and demand an immediate con Hartford. Sqpt. 8 M Dslefialsf . With Your OW In a major move to ease the ten excitement at the reformatory— to the convention the Ckiimectl- ON OUR OWN BUDGET PLAN halt or a round almost boneless half.you w-ill find it's "sim ference on the recurring difficul Dempsey said he thought the con cut State Labor CounejUturned to 451^458 to 291,672 Margin to the State litiier OeoncQ: AVT- ply wonderful',!'twhen it ia cut from Pinehurst’s sion, the Tunisian leader an ties at the Institution. CIO annual cenventidn, enidbg . Refrigerator c nounced a prisoner exchange will tents of the report should be re News TWWts day' to uncontroversliU resolutions A riot at the reformatory July leased to the public as soon as after some debate on civil rights. here today,, wnanlmeus^ gM ***; lb MORRELL EASY CUT HAM •' take place tomorrow,and “French- 2STyfOM attributed to inmate Com from the AP Wires a reePtomn called '*taka 'thn . Oum held in concentration camps possible. On the agenda today were reso plaints about the food. Yesterday, lutions supporting a strong United profit ont of Btmma'* atwsH' o t Fully cooked „ vcry.Jree.of waste . . . eat as Js . . . or heat and __w ill be liberated alter accords bay« "There is great danger In sup Wagner Vote Crushes eat. • ' the youthful prisoners who had bera pressing reports,” he said. "Re States against communism and- comineadlitg Cqngrenmaajlbaak NEW CROP—TOP GRADE been slgmed.” put in detention cells after that dis A by'sprunges'' 170 ~foef down A urging political leaders to hold the KoWaKdcl ted~M b»lB r r a o i * ^ Closeouts O n 21-Inch Roduetd to TENDERCURE CORNEna BEEF "W e Will also en-visage . mea ports that are suppressed cast mountain pass , in Manila, Philip JUICY CHUCK ROASTS turbance seized a guard, disarmed suspicion.’’ line on consiimer taxes. of steps proposed by UnHod AhP> BELMORE ^ n f l E n sures of pardon for those French him, and held him Imstage for more pines, kUling five aad Injuring 25 craft Coiporatton. " . men held in Jail on criminal State’s Attorney Fitzgerald, one persons when the road gave way Yesterday’s session saw James than an hour. of the officials to whom newsipcn E. Gibbs, president of the New CONSOLE » " Charges,” Boiirguiba aaid. The guard, Albert M. Justice of . . . The Couneil of Europe’s Po FIRE U 1 X 8 S SUTBB8 and 17-Inch G-E TV Bourgulba Interpreted De turned in futile attempts to obtain litical Committee approves a reso: Haven branch of the National As Portland, Ore., Sept 8 1A>^ Waterbury, was set free unharmed the report, said yesterday that to sociation for the Advancement of New York, Sept. tST — A^the outcome was a' triumph for Gaulle’s statement earlier this after the inmates, who had locked lution urging “Hest to open nega 8 Five ststors, the danghtefa'af week as conciliatory and as ad release it at,, this time "would' tions with Soviet Union on..."the Colored People (NAACP), charge smashing victory by Mayor Rob 'Democrats who want decency to Mr. and Mm. Waiter W . R « l- themselves in the detention quar prejudice any possible' prosecutlsn the council \rtth failure to push for rule their party.’’ Self Sinriee firoBtriH at Piaahurst mitting' the principle of evacua tern, held a parley ■with reforma whole German problem” . ert F. Wagner on an "anti-bosa- dall, died early today arim flab niu. CONMLE tion. French Army reports kUling or an end to racial discrimination. isin” platform today wrecked the He said the voters had repudi swrtR throngh their bame.'T|i» tory superintendent Robert T, Gibbs, a union delegate, 'noted ated DeSaplo and that "the other PricasAreRighf... For Really Fresh Bourguiba’s return from ' Bel Grey. The rebels ranged -in, age (Continued on Page Fifteen) capturing 88 Algerian rebels dur City’s old lino Democratic organ parents and two ether o U M m ;, VMTH MAHOGANY grade coincided with an exchange ing operations in the bush in Al there were no Negroes on the ization led by Tammany Hall party bosses must go as quickly as eecaped toe Unae; Twh eOW '’^ from 16 to 20. council’s Civil Rights Committee. COOKIES of notes between, the French and They told him they grabbed Ju6- giers the past two days. - chief Carmine G. DeSaplo. possible." Randall chlldian n m o WOPOCABINeT “ SHURFINE PINEAPPLE JUICE Tunisian foreign ;mlnistrles. tiavid Ben-Gurion imder pres And he said the committee had Wagner, backed by insurgents, Chief among the others are Rep. honm Bnttnttnn Chief Inn WMh> tica because they felt they had Pentagon to Probe done little to justify its existence. Charles A. Buckley of The Bronx Large cant, 4 for 99c Come to Pinehurst "I hope that by Monday, the been held in detention too long sure from his political associates defeated the organization candi ner iwld that firemen tonght thp> situation will be on a new track,” to ohage Us mih)d about refusing )tie called for a meeting of the date, State Comptroller' Arthur and Joseph, T, Sharkey of Brook Mase fer ahont I t minmea hto :; without an opportunity to have Army Role in Paar committee within 80 days to dis lyn, the city council majority lead 209 PULL POWER _ EVERY DAY LOW PRICES ON CIGARETTES... Bourgulba told newsmen, perspir their Case brought to court. All five to head a nmv 'uraSli government Levitt, in a record outpouring of fore they were Md tha> gMbf 1 cuss discriminatory employment er. 12.39 — 82.48 and $2.50 - Cartoon. 24c and 25c Pack. Nabisco offers at a sav ing heavily In the stifling heat o f were transferred last nijdtt to the .. .A robot brain falls Its first test voters for a Democratic primary. still were Inside top naming j No Money Down CANISTER * 0 0 5 0 TV Show in Berlin at North Allegheny High School, practices. The'final vote was 451,458 to Wagner had the support of all 214 story frame hoosei. ' ^ UHF-VHF State Prison in Wethersfield... Outgoing council president 17'' Porfoble CLEANER O u ing of 4c to ,6c a pkg. (Continued on Page Three) Hours before the incident Demp -Pittsburgln Pa., so 800) pupils haire 291,672; The total vote of 743,180 the orgtnzation leaders in win With Your Old TV SHURFINE FRUIT COCKTAIL Mitchell Svirldoff retorted that the 29c Peanut Creames 25c sey had told a press conference Washington; Sept. 7 (/R — The an extra few dajTi to enjoy vaca bettered the previous Dem6cratic ning the mayoriUty in 1953 and OARRoxoîiiTiOAlMr I i council had done hiore to get civil 1957, but split with them this year 302 cans, 4 for 99c that he disapproved o f ' the sec Pentagon, with the approval of tion. primary mark of 718,000 set in Santa Monlea, OaBfn 6t*l* t<< 3.00 W eekly NEW ITEMS! and the long famous rights legislation passed than any In favor of the Insurgents. A U CHANNEL Or 1-Yoor Picture Tube Gooran- REDL'CTIONS FROM Lbrna Doone Shortbread recy surrounding^ a State Police the White House, today launched Dr. Hastings Banda, of Nyasa- 1937. UP) — Doctors today lanpalat. Bailey Clears Aide an investigation of the U.S. A r land, African Nationalist leader, other organisation in the state — Wagner will lace State Atty. Wagner also broke with city no chsAge to the oaedlemB'0 0 . SS.00 to 75.00 KRAFT M A C A R O N I and CHEESE report on the July - 25 riot,' but including the N.AAOP. Cookies 39c pkg. of 38 that he was not going to intor- my’s part in the staging of th-e may visit the UJ3. next week, a Gen. Louis J. Lsfkowitz, unoppos council' president Abe Stark an . I DELUXE DINNER — 41c Of Red I4iA Charge Svirldoff said he resented the chose Deputy Mayor Paul R. Scre- .=7 13.*00 M on thly i>w« w thiw. cookies for 3Sc> - vena . the Jack Paar 'IV Show yester- spokesman for his Malawi Oon- ed for toe Republican nomination, in with nhdemlnb) eaneer. f ON FLOOR MODELS terday at a orossirig between West greas says. implication that the council’s civil vane as his running mate for that • - ' . ■ 1 - if- and Labor. New Octagon Liquid for Dishes and Fine Fabrics This decision was' apparently rights pronouncements were insin in the Nov. 7 general election. On One-Own Budget Phn AND DEMONSTRATORS ■ Sunshine's Orbit Cookies Washington, Sept 8 (>P)—Demo discarded' when the Governor and East Etertin. Fjve Japanese students repre The mayoralty - term la f o u r post; Screvane and Budget Di r u g s in c o n v a ir itef cere. He csjied for' solid support of rector Abraham Beame, Wagner’s Economy Size ...... 3 full pints 69c 32 cookies 39c and. a cratic National Chairman John M. learned the five yoimg Inmates This step was reported by the senting. the leftwlpg Zsngakuren years. New Tork, Sapt. 8 Buy your* Ice Cream at Pinehurst’s every day low Bailey today cleared Paul Corbin,- Students Organizatirfn walk into the council "Instead of sniping choice for comptroller, also won WnU Street donrwdt . TRADE-INS FROM S19.S0 large pkg. of the favorite had captured a guard -and held Evening Star. around the fringes.” Other insurgents won sufficient nomination In yesterday’s pri' (various make*) prices . . . and your gallons of Hood’s Milk at 76c U s special assistant, of charges of him hostage. “If the newspaper reports are Soviet Embassy in Japan pretont- district leadership fights tohaye General DynnnUew X h q t Hydrox 48 cookies^ 49c, having' worked for Communist ing a protest against Russia’s ns-- There aren’t any Negroes on the mary. encountered hnga ht- gal. . . . Party Pac Ice Cream */a gal. 69c Fro-Joy The 'Governor immediately call accurate, it was a disgraceful epi Civil Rights Committee,' said a good chance of control of. Tam Stark sought ’toe Democratic Candy Stripes "from dauses. ^ ed a meeting for this aftemotvi> t r ,1^ v.'i. . .

m m y m MANCHESTER BVENiNa HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER t, IH l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., • 4 ^ North Methodlat Ohureh. 800 Faik- William J. Tierney, 219 W. Center Peter J. Sheridan, South;Windsor; ner in her left turn to enter Hud 4«Mg> ^ » M ?2 Margin Windg, er 8t,:Wlll mark the baginnlif a t S t; Mrs. Wlhifred Dowling, l52 Mrs. Amelia CoVensky, Wapping: Criminal N^lect son St., Coroner Schaefer said. in the the tb M season for dear Old Man- Tunisia Eases Oak Orovo S t; Linda Jones, 112 Sandra Martin, Wapptng; Laurie "The evidence indicates,” said Weather News chceter Philatelie. N, Elm S t Lynn Hall, Blpbmfleld; 'Mrs. Ruth Gauge of Crash thje coronet^, "that her attention It may comsraa a shock to aome Bizerte Oaims, ADMITTED TODAY: June Rid Rice, Andover; Arlene Sadloski, 48 was upon the child on the front Wagner Vote Crushes Windsor Locks, ^ p t. 8 iJP)—The By LOUIS SIAN DELL . to know that the society was born er, 241 Woodland St. Hollister S t; Mtw. Rachelle Bishop, Coroner Oaims seat when she made the sUdden U. g. Weather Bureau today issued in humble. surroumUiig*—the suda BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A 27 Goslee Dr.; Mrs. Shirley Barton' turn.” , section of a {data paiact on one of JXABT SIDE SUIT < daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard and son, 146 N. School S t; Mrs. . Mrs. . Lecierc will appear In tWs marine weather report for Odn- On Air Routes Ban .County Coroner Louis W. Schaef the town’s main speedways. BE TH E TRUMPS Balk sUgs w lM r*'" Gtes Gold War N. Thompson, 424 W. Middle Tpke.; Agnes Dubanoskl and daughter, 9 Circuit Court 12, ..Manchester, on De Sapio Organization nacticut: At that organisation seHlon were By A tfM SlMiBwold NORTH a daughter..to Mr. and Mrs..Joseph Walnut St., Rockville;-Mrs. Sally er today held, thsk the criminal Sept. 25; to answer a charge of .;i neglect of Mrs. Audrey V. Lecierc failure to grant the right of Way- Tldee along the Ck>nnecUcut Georgo Fister. later to become flrst Don't, bo In a hUrry to draw A J 8 (OoaUBHod from Peg* Dks) were given and at the same time (OMUnaed ftron Fogs One) Toth, 24 Hale St., RoCkvlUe; a son Marte and son, 176 W. Vernon S t; of East Hartford was the cause shore will •be high today between prestdmt at MPS; George Cochran, trumpa at your flrst opportunity. 9 7 4 S to Mr. and Mrs. Robert OoUlombe, Mrs. Charlotte Longo and son, I tr —I r«c« Om ) that tha note was pubUshed the of a pregnant woman losing her worked for Steveiuon In both of hii 9^30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. Tomorrow Ray Laurent and Sinch Ofiarg ond- Dummy's trump*, such aa they are, O 10 « S "Morsovsr tbsse ties with the State Department issued a compi Ms ornate study on the edge of the 147 Edgerton S t Glastonbury. child Jn an Aug. 7 two-car ac India to Buy Metals prMdenUal campeigno, Stevenson tides will be high between 9:80 —is it proper to say ua. or is it still may bo needed for a while. ___ 4k K I 8 7 X federal republic gad the outside lation of documents which It said Tunis Medina (native city). BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. cident. m uiun dMlared «t a W«cn«r Mild t ' a.m, end 11:30 a.m. and again be we? There may have been others South ruffed the third round of K A Sr "I hope that everything will be and Mrs. Raymond Girard, 169 Hll- New Delhi—The Development' victory eatebmtien: there, but It vraa indeed foggy In world are of vital Importance to showed that the right of unUmlted Steam Power Added Mrs. Lecierc was drlvlhg a car 'Since he suffered through two tween 10 pjn. and mldnight.'^vLow hearU and drew trump*. He waa i 7 T * 'Z ^ 4 5 3 use of tha sir corridors had been settled 'With respect to '. Tunisian U ardSt that collided at Main and Hudson Loan Fund is lendipg India $20,- “W« u* Mine to tot rid of the dOteaU with me, I thought it only tide at Old Saybrook Is at 4 p.m. side that hight. anboysd that it took four roun^ 9 K Q J ^ A 10 9 thp visbUity end well being of Sovereignty and', of course, the boMMB, ad f have uitod for many accepted by the soviets from the DISCJHARGBD YESTERDAY: Stockholm— Sweden’s annual Sts. wlthi an auto driven Iw Da'vld 000,000 to buy aluxninilm, copper, fair that i should suffer through this, afternoon and at 4:30. a.m. Anyway, now wo have the MPS of trumps to draw them all, but he O Q 8 5 2 9 1 4 West Berlin. Hie ■ attitude of the prostlgs of France.. .it will not be Nelson Gerber, Tamarack Lsme, electric-power production totals T. Gorke of 25 Congress St. Mrs. and zinc In the United States. The yaan, anAliave horieat offlciala and one victory with him:” and again at 5 p.m. tomorrow. atarOng ita third season with plans ‘ dn*t give up hope. j. . 4 4 i4 Q 10 9 5 9 beginning of the oecuimtion. easy to erase all scars.. .they will imTinwril (ovem m ent" \ U.8.B.R. and the E ast German weekly flli^ts betwair. Berlin Vernon; Mrs: Anna Marie McNeill, about 35 billion kilowatt-hours. Gorke riding ‘with her husband, metals are to be used In Indi^ W* Will Bs OlotMi Prior to the balloting, insurgents Sunset today 7:13 p.m. Sunrise for an interesting seriea of meet Soutn then led a Club to dum 90U IH authorities towaril trSedom o t klways remain. But we will try 5 Lawton Rd. Ninety to 96 per cent of the elec lost a male child whose birth was manufacture of electric equips banican. a former Nebraakan controlled 3 and 5/(i votes of the tomorrow 6:26 s.m. ings and, we hope, the third an my's king and led the ten of dia 4 A K Q 10 9 and West Germany Were started khyway. ment, alloys and paints, and In eloaaly aaaociated ÛUcally wiUi travel Is plainly shown/in the re by American Overseas Airlines DISCHARGED TODAY; Paul tricity Is obtained from water due in about two weeks. IS In the TammOny Hall executive Boating weather for Long -Is nual stamp exhibiUon—MANPBJf. monds for a finesse. ITie finesse ‘ 9 t 5 cent actions by whlch'a prison well “The cooperation with France ette Croteau, 11 Rosemary PI.; power, and this Includes Europe’s The coroner said Mrs. Lecierc galvanizing. Adlat S. Stevenaon, ambasMdorto committee. land Sound to Montauk Point and We feel the^Two exhibitions con- lost, and West cashed another O A K J 9 • May 20, 1946, the notes said and Sfid Frenchmen is necessary once Ss|ii 11,12 and 20Hi tbO tTnlted Nationa and fiormor Ik A 8 was built across the hdart of Ber by 1950 there ‘were 8,974 round Stephen R. Beebe, 108'Hamlin St.; largest hydroelectric plant Steam Wâ accompanied by several small 'Diey won 3 more votes for a Block Island: ducted-r-and so well attended by the heart, defeating the contract. lin; The authorities of the Bast Gor- this painful page of history has Mrs. Eva Harris, 65 Scarborough power capacity is being increased children, at least one of whom DobocraUc preaidenUal candidate, tota) of 6 S/S. This is short Of a Variable winds moatly easterly public—more than Justify formation Only, a n i good thing 'cbuld be W «t NatOi late trip flints by aU commercial car been turned," Bourguiba added. In Observonca of ftia eBMifod aa a now figure on the po- of MPS. POMi 2 NT Bus man regimp have fired/oni and even riers. ’Thera are now about 18,000, Rd.; Colleen A. Boothby, Wspping; and by- IMS one such unit wil| be was standing on the front seat. majority, but' sOme other mem today, tonight and Saturday with aald for South: he didn’t take an killed, thete fellow coimtrythen who The Tunisian president said bis M'rs. Margaret Eikus, 45 Birch S t; Sweden’s biggest power plant. She -was observed to cut' the cor-. Jewish Htolidays Utieaf horicon in defeating DeBairib bers Of the committee are lekpect- velocities about 10 loiots or less. Hie, society, now with about 6 6 night to go down. If they aver !? Pass .3 4 Nte'/. round triiw—89.000 one way flights U n la CB(pacted to make a bid for members, also has a Junior group 4 4 An P iit ' were seeking no more than to en offer to France was based on his ed to switch over to the insurgents Visibility 3 to 5 miles with variable award medals for' going' down « I ter West Berlin." ' feeling that De Gaulle would be the Manhattan leaderahip of the and give them a majority now cloudiness today and mostly fair which meets,' with adult super quickly at four spades, we’U put Qimiagtead'— 9 k J 1 $^^^t£es western notes said MANCHESTED party. vision, at 7 p.m. on the nights Ithe The operation of the air corridors that^ on Feb. 5, 1957 the Soviet wllUng to evacuate Blzerte. once that Wagner ia in the sada*? and Saturday. in a good woixl for South. It's jrtilch run-, between Rerun and the danger of crisis over Berlin has Stevenaon paid a viait to LAni- in top control of patronage. Marine obaervationa: seniors gather. about all he’U ever win. Union blocked a proposal made 000*0 headquartera to congratulate So, it's the second and fourth —7 6 4 2; Hearts— K Q J 2; Dia Hamburg, Buckeburg and Frimk- many times previously by the subsided. ANNOUNCING THE OPENINCT OF BOTTLING CO. DeSaplo, a veteran political pro- ' Bridgeport Cloudy,.. tempera After ruffing the third heart, monds—Q 8 5 2; Oubs—4. What furt-on-Main waa set. up by four "If 1 see that my personal con 10 HENDERSON RD. him and quipped: fesaional, appeared philosophical ture 66. wind north-northeast 4 Tuesdays at the Norjth Methodist South should lead a trump to West for additional air corridors "Where were all theae people in Church. Possible new members are. do you say? , power agreement. Since Soviet to handle clvU air flights to Ber clusion was wrong,” he said, MI 3-7922 about his defeat knMS, vlalbUity 10 miles; Montauk dummy’s Jack and'return the ten participation in the. mgnagenient “then we shall start the fight iWtt and iMd (the yeara he ran Point, wind east 5 knots, visibility Invited, guests are always wel of diamonds Immediately for a Answer: - Bid three spades. Tou lin, ’The Soviet Union argued that PRISCILLA GIBSON s c h o o l OF DANCE ARTS unaucceaafuny for the White He said the DemocraUc voters come and, of course, collectors from have more than enough ■tre'hgth of the air controi system is im the estabUahed corridors’ provid again. 111# Ii|^ t will go on in all had made their decision "and, in 29 muaa, weather clear, sea 3 feet. finesse. No need to draw any portant to aircraft safety the three sorts of forms, and there will be DIRBCTOR: MISS PRISCILLA EVERYWHERE IT’S JUST MouaelT — The 4-cent commem recognlxing beginners to experts. Meetings further trumps. . ' fbr a positive response. Show tha ed-4dsquata fseiUtles to meet the Speaking of Lanlgan. who the final analysis, they are the real the 50th anniversary of the estab- Start at 7:80 p.m. trump support and sea what aort westeni powers would like to keep no peace between us and France BALLROOM ASSOCIATES: ROLDA and HARRIS GIBSON LOBSTER ON FRIDAY boMaa, and there la no alternative If West;, wins, dummy’s trump the Soviets cooperative, oflBcials needs to r such tnffic, the wsstorn untH the last sequel ot French lUhment of the Republic of China, stops him from cashing another of move partntf can mak'a tp* powers said. T h ey -h ^^’I* ‘ EVENING but to abide by their decision.” Trade With a King ward a Siam. / •aid. colonialism disappears from our **All Passes— Art Alone Endures^* Wagner’s victory lessened what Pentagon to Probe and featuring Dr. Sun Tat-sen, heart If West cunningly refuses ' "The Soviet Unloh thus recog' soil.” will be issued Oct. 10, at' Wash Roger W. Gilbert. 236 HUliard th e'first thamond. South should For Sheinwold'a 88-paga book Much of the note, therefore waa nissd that the air corridors ware But Here It’s ever chence the minority Republi concerned vrith argument as to Referring to Algerian rebel and can party has of winning the Army Role in Paar ington, D. C. I St., has swapped stamps with a draw the rest a t the trumps and let. ”A Pocket Guide to aridga,” Isgitlmatek^ used by the civil air Moroccan claims to the Sahara, king. tsike his ten tricks without try send 50c to Bridge Bpdk, Sun- the legal basis for the AlUed as craft of the Allied powers.” mayoralty. Authorisation for this stamp sertion of unrestricted 'flight Bougnlha said: Lefkowitz now must face Wag TV Show in Berlin waa made public by President - In his recent mail,. Gilbert re ing a further' diamond finesse. Chester Evening Herald, Box 3318, The western note said the Rus "Whatever the differences be BROILED ceived a letter from Bangkok, South doean't plan to ruff luiy- Grand Central Sta.^^. Y, 17, N.Y. rights. > sians claim that the four power ner running on both the Democra Kennedy recently during meetings Th4 western notes drew from tween us and Algerians, or Mo- tic and Liberal party lines on the (CoaOnued from Page One) with Vice President- Chen Cheng bearing the official seal of His Maj thlng in dummy of his own free (CU>pyright 1961, General Fea status of Berlin has been de rocesgs, ws shaU. always remain lOBSTER esty, the King of 'Thailand.' will, but he. must k«ep one trump tures Corp.) 15 year old records of ‘the four stroyed by seta of the Unltsd in one handy home-pac voting machines. of China. power Allied Air Directorate and unlTbd agflnst foreign occupation • BALLET Had Levitt won the primary, Gla. But yesterday the Jack Paar Above the portrait, of Dr. Sun Inside, with several copies of in dummy as a barrier to the States and its. sUies. But they of the Maghreb (North Amca), current Thai stamps, was a note: hearts. It is needed only until the AUled Control Council for argued that i{ is "plain to see Wagner still would have been a TV cameras showed up, and so did is the 12-point White Sun Sym- against colonial domination." • TAP A-LA-HOB-NOB “By royal command, the private he has managed to develop a’ third Germany to ahow that tha air what divides Berlin In two.” Bourguiba said French Foreign candidate in the Nov. 7 election as •bol, adapted from the flag of the diamond trick. ®2^W-SIXfW(C the Liberal party nominee. t4vo colonels^ one lieutenant colon Republic of China. In the upper secretary to His Majesty, the King AiR-OONDinONED oorridors were set up as devices “It Is the wall ol^ barbed wire Lerton prisoners in Tunisian hands Member of NADAA (O ar Oum Special ika nnehucU your one atop el, a major, a captain, two lieute of Thailand, has enclosed some Dally QaesUeB for promoting air safPty. The rec and concrete built on the sector wifi be turned over to their re (National Association of • ACROBATIC food abopping center thla weak. ^ That would have produced a ciumera, in Chinese chariseters, are Partner opens with two spades split in the vote between Levitt nants and about SO enlisted men, ‘Min Kuo" ’ in the upper left and stamps of Thailand." His Majesty DANCE ords also showed, the western border by Bast German authori- spective consular authorities "ac Dance and Affiliated Shrimp Stuffing) thanks you for the stamps you (forcing to game), and the next powers declared, that the decisions ti^ In violation of solemn obliga cording to the custom.” ' Artiste)- • AMERICANA and Wagner, to Lefkowits’ ad some in bulletproof vests. ‘Chung Hua” in the upper right. Neiibert Farewell player passes. You hold: Spades EVERY THURB.-FRL-SAT. SERVED WITH TOSSED SALAD, SHOP TONIGHT TTU, 9 vantagri were so kind to send.” of the Allied bodies ()ld not im tions freely and repeatedly under- The Tunisians claim to be hold OR SATDIIDAT FROM 8 AM. ITiers' were also seven Jeeps, They represent, in EkigUsh, “ The Saint Patrick Seriee pose "any limitation upon tha use tiflten by the USSR. ing prisoners from the. French • MODERN JAZZ FRENCH FRIED ONION RINOa TILL 6 PM. Wagner now appears to be the aome with machine guns, and one RepubUc of China.” Tomorrow Night WALNUT FRENCH FRIED POTATOES, strongost Democrat In the state. with the new. 106 recolUeas rifle A postage stamp series com 7 Walnut SL — SIsnehestor of thu air corridors” aa to how ThU may be ‘the true reality' Foreign Legion from six nations. This stamp will be in two tones menr.orating the death of St. Pa long they Would endure or by which people living In the UB8R Most are said to be German. RESISTRATIOH ROLLS AND BUTTER Assuming he defeats Lefkowits on it Four TV cameras were of blue on the 0>ttrell {iresalBa at • CJ;jARACTER BUTTERBALL TURKEYS he will be In a favorable posiUen trained on the scene aa a Jeep with trick. patron saint of Ireland, will The congregation of Community E flST U JO O D whom they would be used. or under the East German author- Informed sources said Bour the Bureau of Engraving ■ and be issued by the 'Vatican on Oct. 6. »• 11«. V f ivt I 1 • I A 3 I H •. ly 1 r o w n guiba** conciliatory tone. resulted at the stu^Hb 16 tb 22 lb. plump, fsn- to run against Gov. Nelson A> a machine gun was run right up to Baptist Church 'will honor the Rev. ■ w .11 Hi J I - : , a-....i.I ■ , J The notes quoted the Soviet tttes must ‘look in the face.' But On the Concourse Printing, electric-eye perforated, • BATON V Rockefeller for governor nest the border line. John R. Neubert and family at a representative at a meeting of the United Statos government can from his conviction that further dsr, evss'rsady Butter* measuring 0.84 by 1.44 indies, ar Lana Tamer In not admit that the arbitrary ap difficulties over Bizerte would SE P T > fl-l5 year., Across the ' linp East German Rita Drops 5th farewell reception tomorrow at the Allied Air Dlrectoratu on At the Parkade bsHs are offered at 39e Reds, who have pictured the Unit ranged vertically, and will be in "By Love Possessed” MANSFIELD April SO, 1948 as iitating Soviet plication of force can alter the plunge his .tiny, Improverished • BALLRO O M ed States as a trouMe-maker, panes of 50. Santa Monica, Calif., Sept. 8 (P) the church. 8:21^8:85 policy In these words: legal or moral fotmdatlon of rights country into disaster. 3 too P.M. and lb. trained their own 'tV cameras on Collectors deairing first day. —Rita Hayworth is single again— The reception, to which all ‘•MABINES "BATTLK o r ' ‘The Soviet delegation thinks and obligations.” If you want smaller birds, Bailey Clears Aide cancellationa of the Sun Yat-sen friends of the pastor, who will Also: "The Last Sunset” LET’S oo:* BLOODY all the American brass and weap for the sixth time. (In Color) 1:80-8:25-10:05 I s Color BEACH"_____ that the existing system of Mr 7 to 9 P.M.— or • SPECIAL we have some beautiful ons. commem may send addressed en The 48-year-old actreea divorced take up a new jmstorate in Bing I Aadlo Msrphr routes through tbs Soviet none 6f Franklin Reappointed Of Red Link Charge Sylvester, making known that velopes, together with remittance hamton, N. Y., Monday, are invit Iteck. Hudson—Kirk Douglas Sao. ■‘ANOEL BABY” Hospital Notes CLASSES hens, 10 to 11 lbs., in But- producer James Hill, 44, yeeterdey Dorothy Malone - hBAIN WASHED" occupation in Oerinany Is fuUy TELEPHONE an investigation has been ordered, to cover the coat of the stamps to because “He said I was. not a nice ed, is scheduled from 7 to 9 p.m. sufficient, not only to meet the FOR BOYS for ^PLANTS IU AT PLEASE”... terbeQs and other fine U. S. in Fellowship Hall of the church. 'IVoahington—The United States (Oonttaned from Page One) said the incident aa reported was be affixed to . the Postmoater, woman in too loud a voice.” requirements of the Allied troops postal service dates from July 26, Viritlag hoars are 2 to 8 pjaL for Ml 3*6414 Grade A' turkeys. Select potentially dangerous and reflect Washington 13, D. C. “My husband waa more con The Rev. Mr. Neubert, who has in the sector nf Greater Berlin, 1775, when it was authorized by the an sMos ozoept maternity where B E S U ^ T O S C e your bird in the frozen food time. ITieir conclusion was that, ed poorly , I I I— wnnminNB T • V, 'WWB iU IC B LTOr BUY WITH ASSURANCE AND SATISFACTIOK AT I jOO , * INEM EIf CHOOSE FROM OUR FOUR IJ3MUI • Stndioa Also in Wethersfield and Rockf HUl • CREDIT PLANS: Manchester Parkad* 17 South Main St. (1) 89-4kty regular eharga. . RESTAURANT Miss Tomer ia a menj||cr of the Dance Masters of Amar- Manchester West Hartford (2) BO, 80, 80-day — 4 Faynirat Charge iek, Inc,, the Dance EducatMrs of America, Ine„ and the SOUTlf ST,, COVENTRY—PI 2-7891 Fian' iih Dance TtecherS Club of Coinn. She attended the dance f r r e p a r k in g a t b o t h o u r St o r e s (8) Up to two yaan to pmf 1 MILE FROM NATHAN HALE HOMESTEAD eenventkm in DaUks, Texas, this summer. 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s * MANCHESTER BVENlNO HERALD. MANCHESTER,' GONN.. FRIDAY,. SEPTEMBEH^^< 1961

MANCHESTER E V E Ô HERALD. MANCHESTER. c 6MN^ FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1961 old white boy anraltod alongr vMh » * * *>^'»* Hofne Xiord^rDBi^gHotiBhbok W h i t e . P u p a J o i n s some 800 Negroes, msr. Hardcaatie declined to revoiU the Batdlfis. 41. hs4 bssU tnUmate with Y m O v f f r f M i t Lsndla and with ethar'men. A l l - Negro School boFe name. He called tha aetloii "a k t l b n We Are Not Awcike Ahotit K eim eidy'i iU d e Mrs. Todd dahlsd the awusa- TV-1 healthy sign” and Said he hoped tlon through her attorney. Landis Checkli^ Heli>' Solye Dovtr, Dsl., flopt. 8 (/P>—A whlto more white atudents would enroll. S T O M t L o o M M i t 8Iii4 W « r r y MHtcr W ia RfiUKVK A Learning While We Sleep Landis Nkmed was not avsUskle for comment. pupil has anroUed 4 pravlously €iu*i]ig Set Monday rrOOTMACHt t Mrs. Todd brought actliw we aU-Nogro high school horn. Ho is Belts U$efui in Mines t f t r y FR I li.'f against.her husband Aug. 4, sealG ALKSkN SWRMSON T~ ' ’t t W H l , : .1 Tel m fwhtja he slMps can learn almost WriteAfor boUovod to bo tho first whlto atu- Huntington, W. Va—Beit oon- By WARD OANNBL In Divoi%e Suit ing maintenance support and cus ;uni(i s i tobig t ater (in orearMa) Publlo Defender. 40 dont in tho flehool’a history, offl- Hnwi^per Entorprisa Ai m . all there is no know in a 10-mln- Nennpapar EnterprIao Aaeo. veyore are bringing ctwl up from till • tody of their four children. A mMUkla. A«aM ML__ CHEBiC AND CURN Barly 10. Funday Fuimlea eiais say. far underground, , carrying it O n $444,120 B u d g e t Wew York — (NBA) — How do uta taped leason after several ra- bearing on this suit was held year .Oet During outdoor living . aeaaon, M ret___, ^^weiren) S’.OO.Hairlnston 4 Son t. 40.. SI Waahingten, fltopt t m • F W ^ R T D AVOID I Best M the Peal One Rappy Funlly 82. 80 James C. Hardcostol, oupe'rvis- through the many proceseea of the plnys. ■ . — --- ‘-rr— urday and Mrs. Todd was-grant» Mwaa are aubjeeted to theiir toiigiH R o ^ and His . Friends |:g0 ^ e FUntattpnee .X_40.§8 ing principol of the William W. M. you fab suileipT Whlje House has announcad the iW i Star Jubilee preparation plant, loading it tor A full course in foreign' language sd temporary custody of tha chll- eat teata.. Evqn In the beat lawn Superraaii Henry Oomprehonilvo High School, transportation, and carrying. the M g t t xvqinata totaJUnc UM ,>t large enotqrb to take the cloth A physicist says he sets his latest has been taught in a matter of realgnatlon ef Jamaa M. Landis, a dran. News ' toverdale Doublea 23 BwwsMmMaMB— aaeam■tehasiN win 1M conad«red at a pub- eafit program, problems ■will daval- Flippv the down - Bilents Please 10 ■aid there "waa no tension whatso wsMte over the next monntata tor i i t M th a niargin to spare, a blot problem out on a mental black weeks of sleep teaching. Other prealdential aid# who was namsd Todd’a ault was In countsr-ae- i;U Ameriesa Newsrsti . Route 84 (. ever” yesterday when the 15-year- disposal. ; licJiaMiiic Monday at 8 pjn. at ter, white or light colored; tecks, •P. ,T" liff’fihmtt Teensvllle board as sleep washed oyer him. baoie, tedious vocabularies like a co-respondent in a divona Uon to' his wlfs’a complaint Ha SPADE IN PEAT it y' ■ \ I > twrCommunlty HaU. The board of small nail adssore to but sten An actress on a' constant diet tells Use these check hat Upa to halp M BPLANT O l^ R E S O D t ilt WeaUMi News 4 Sports 1:00 The Lawleea Years 10. 38. 80 PHOTOWOIK multlpUcation tables, chemical for suit. said the neglected the children and MOSS A H O e M lO Behind Closed Deers 77 Sun met S trip 8 40 68 ' eBBtioo MM ulM the hearing each cils and any bmahes available. herself she hates ice cream and mulas, machine parts and assem expoaed them to Immoral influ- eolva troubiaa and keep yonr lawn d a m e o r W A T F R - 4:10 New Hoiizont 6:80 Adventure Theater 10, 33. 80 (1) Oepy aod ooiarilig • yaar p f ( 1 ^ townapeopla an op* The ault was filed yaatarday, Million DolUr Movie 18 Bolton Grange will meet to pis. A football team, on the coach'a bly line procedures have been few hours before Landia’ resigna 4nce. Todd, a public ralationa con Give Your Aecounte thriving. If graaa look graener in LOSAKO SPOTS Club Bouae t porthnity to oitpraaa ideas about night at 8 at the Community orders, visualises a new play. A . tha n«$dibors yard, review your . Bporta. Newt 4 Weather Preview Theater 10. 33. 30 (2) PMqpote taught as quickly and painlessly. tion was announced. He had been sultant aakad custody of the chil - RecehahU Dignified iAiM .Robin HSod AthidiBH Junrie 13 ($) Fboteskt • roqueaU from town ofdciali. Hall. mother, on advice from the dentiat, The reason for success is sUll a a special assistant to Preaidsnt dren, The- Todds are separated. fertlUnr program. 6:41 Dout enwards 10:00 Mlenael Bhayne 10. 33 80 I Raqueata will be p la n te d in Puny, yeUowiah graaa ganarally ' Evening Report j^ltgbt Zone 8 ORANGE HALL (4) WeddlBg topeats to her sleeping son that mystery. The going theory is that K en^y on federal regulatoiy Attention ■nie Deti„ctectiVce ‘ printed form Just as they hra re* MaaehMter Evening Herald Bol hs must not clench nls Jawa. Mrs. Todd waa employed as jkidlcataa lack of plant f o ^ aapa- HunUev-Biinklev new i 10. 8. 40. 68 VOU WAY « r T^PORARV the human mind la always work agraclM. Landla’s aecretary while he served 7:00 l.och Op^ _ „ 10:80 Manhunt (5) CblMbmi ^ calved by the finance board. I t is ton cerieepundent, OnMo MeDer- RSUSF BY aCANING These people are using sleep for ing—asleap or awake—sorting out •ially nitnân. Graaa toss big Newa end Weather tt, Peraon .to Peraon > planned to have an executive mwt- ^ ^ to House praas secretary In the. White House executive of By C sllinf Death Valiev Dars The I-a4 and Mr. Jonei (8) Black aai whlto sfli sal toett^ tetaptaeae MUohell g-8568. CAVITY ANP PACKING IT a schoolroom. Most of us do. His data and keeping important ma Pierre TBal&igar told newsmen It Bltrogan uaar. A aummar bopat of IFPOSStBlS Bhnunm Slade U:0U Bte Neve photo bslBhlag T Ihc of tjie board the foUowiiiJr tory shows we always have. And fices as a special advlssr. She had Hv H. Fet«ri(Jn ia-4-6, 18-8-8, 10-5-5 o^-iteiUar News, Sports. Weather jy.- 1 IT------. WITH ST8Ra.E COTTON terial available. was purely roincldentsl the realg- been his secretary in the past RAISE fiJORA SOD Film >. ti-ii nigtit to make any ohanfos the PIPP8P IN dU op CLOVE. from what science has lesmed re- natlon eimoitaqemmt and divorce M I 9-6617 A n y H our high-altiogan fartlUaer wlU help Brave Stallion Bairy Barente _ ALL BLACK aad WHITE - board deCma necessary before pre- Is a French lesson Important to Landis* government service MllUon DoUar Movie 11U6 Jack Paar 10.18 Andover PONT PROP'THE Oil, ON cchUy, the poisibilltles in sleep a sleeper? If he's conditioned, ex action came on Hie same day. build vigoroua grqerth. A aimple 7:16 Evenlns Report America's Greatest Movies BINGO OeffrOM FINISHING Br0in$>' ' aeatation to the annual town meet* VOUR GUMS OR TONGUE. tesching sye amaring. Landis, 61-year-did.^formtr dean goes back to the Franklin D. aoU taat wiU Indicate if lime ia Sporte Camera Award Theater . Ina Oct. t. But a check into the probabilites perimenters say, it is'and h^'U re-, Roosevelt admlnietration when he m I- TD SUCK SOO MARK SMlal Security In Action 11:10 Premiere 7 2 East Center St.,. M anchester OWN DARK ROOMS IT BURNS. member It when‘he’s’’awake. of the Harvard Law^tohool, sub roqulrad to ad'aatea aoU. Graaa 7:60 Ml Uaatereon World'a Beat Hoviee ; The budget for operation df the Skinner Library by this reporter turns up some The biggest, objection to sleep mitted hia realgnatlon Atig. I. The was chairman of the Securities won’t tWva in acid earth. Otrr AREA ABOUT I fir. Rawhide 11:2,1 Neve r. town government for the coming curious faclp. White House noted that vdten he and exchange Commission. REimuR8eiiefr In chiooaing lawn fertiliaer, Happi 11:30 Jack P S ar Show ; year la listed at $100,Ml, com* HmMi CiptMhi _ IwWiili Despite a recent experimental learning—^wherf-you can find any s o , £"DBEP AND LIFT UP 77 Suineat Snip. 1:00 Neve. Slim Oft EVERY SAT. N IG liT^7:30"" SALEM NASSffT Adds New Books body who knows enough about it took the at^dek assignment he Lsndla was divorced from his A ^ k the iKMl. Those containing I OaaMra aad Photo Mm » pared with $108,881 for last year. breakthrough — a Jump from 80 said he wanted to serve only.untQ first wife in 1947. The next year SERVIOE arodform - nitrogen will release BEE SATrKOArS YV WBISB FOR COMPLETE USTING l^The budget for education for next to 70 per cent retention of Bleep to have an objection — la the fear 991 Mata 8t—Mt f-lfM Mie. Robert McBride, librarian that the sleeping mind, once con. June. na married Mrs. Dorothy Brown, Room 4—4A—889 Main 8 t nitrogen Blowly- and more evenly »«»■ ** * • • year as requested la $338,839.45, on Tuesday night. Sept 12 at 8 lessons — work has been shelved Kennedy accepted Lendls' raslf- a divorcee who had been hia as to give longer, more uniform compared with $311,W6 for last at the Burnap-Skinner Memorial p.m. at the school. In the U.S. because of lack of ditioned, can be planted with any Ubrary, has listed the following vocabulary, idea, attitude. nation Sept. 1 and praised ms sistant while he aerved on the growth. 'The Republican Town Commit funda and interest work. Ballngar said the exchange CivU Asronautlca Board. Radio Vb«ie'*siaioB Ibnwmw ' books recently added to the library tee will meet Tuesday night. Sept. Tee, sleep tesching experiment- If you eee atripa of green and Queries by this reporter in sev ten admit. But you can listen to of letters between Landis and Uis Pm glad I called Benwn and ynUow-green, they are usually (This Usttag taotadea ehly tboao news broodeaata of 10 or Ifi-mtanto The last regular sasaioa to make shelves. 12 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. eral Important scientific founda President had not reached him un The first main American road 'A dult IPlction: Rembrdant, Ralph Ransom on tak e Rd. All the taped leason first and decide If had an analycla of my keatbig from faulty fertilizer spreading. laagth. Some atatlona oOrry other short oswaeasta.) new voters before election will be tion and fund offices bring an til yesterday. built with federal money was the Be aura to overlap rows when ap li^d at the Community Hall to* Gladys Schmitt; Shooting Star, members are urged to attend. it’s what you want your kids to The ault was filed by Joseph A. and hot water eoate.. .no' ebU- by expensive. For a few dollars WDRC—1816 WINF—U8T\ Wallace Stegner; Winter of our swers like "priority’’ and "other learn. ' National Pike, extending west plying plant food. It alao helps to you can subscribe to an investment, 4:00 News from S to 5 p.m. A final prenlng educational problems.’’ Todd, husband of tsmdu* aecretary. from Cumberland, Md., Into gaUoa, either! Your Pocketbook 6:00 News «:1U Wall SU-eel i^revitioitaf voter lists wJU then be Ihscontent, John Steinbeck; The Mancheater Evening Herald Todd, 45, claimed that his 'wtfe. aiqily half tha amount in one dl-' service. Some them offer good ;oe Today onm Wall Otroat 4:15 Showcase Omfirmed reports say that Rus Illinois. reôn; the other half at right S; 10 Sport Nowi by rhgiiârs to bring them Nylon Piratee, Nicholas Monsar- Andover oorreepondent, Margery sia is relying more and more on Brazil Send* Furniture By FAYE HFNLB advice. If you make money with 4:16 Art Johnion Show 4:45 L.owell Thomas ,*^ttp to data for thp Octobcr election. rat; The Heartless Light, Gerald Montandon, telephone Pilgrim imgles for uniform coverage. ' such advice, it is worth the price S:Q6 Crystal Lak« Hop 4:55 Phil Rlnitto Green; The Motart Leaves at 9, sleep education. In the U.S., ed Spots of lighter color often of subecriptlon; 1:00 Nowt a Stan Utt 7:00 News ■Tlesiee Crowd 2-6012. =* ucators and manufacturera are Brasilia—Furniture exports from Q—Can a person make a wilt if 7:10 CBS-ln Person Harris Greene; Meeting at a Far Brasil, including some airy mod mean a clogged spreader. Check Banks offer excellent conserva WRAT-aia 7:30 News William 8ajfi$aUa of Bast Wind Meridian, MltcheU Wilson; No turning their Intoreet increasingly they have less than $1,000 in Ciiah 4:00 Paul Harvey , 7:S rShowcase oaeity audience at toward machines to put into our ernistic pieces made of Atmizon It on a bare surface for uniform and only house furnishings add tive investment service* for a fee, 4:90 Sound Staze 8:00 Cleveland at Yankees Signposts in the Sea. 'V. Sackville* distribution. Also clean it well the size of which IS set by law. .7:OOBdwar^P Horgao 11:00 News ISJths Oommnnttjr ^Rall last night Voter Session Set clasarooms. As to thslr intarastin woods, are being exported to the NOW UNMR Jewe.lry of little value?—D. B. 8:10 Nltbt FUaM West; Men and Angels, Robin United States this year. A number DON'S I after each use to avoid rorrosion . Investment counselors charge 11:05 Showessa }WMth mafic trMta at the annual White; A Wlnter’a Tale. JohaGod- sleep teaching, qutrisa in tha A-^Dear D. B.: You certainly 11:66 News 13:16 Sign OR ^:^Mottoa Junior baseball league baa* burgeoning teaching machbvs ifi- of wood handicraft items are also and atoppages. can write a will no m atter how vatylng fees, but their service 13:00 Slcn Off den; Xklge of - Sadnese, Pldwin . A ll D ay Sept. 23 being exported. NIW MANAMMmr Dead spots of grass can result makes no' sense unless you have WTIO—1464 n-guet O’Connor;. Watcher in the Shad- dustry bring on a blank “what?" meager your.assets. However, this 4:00 Newa, Weather 4 Sporta Park Commissioner Fred Gael from aevaral causes. Most commUEL OIL ucational programs, or a turn OPEN 8 DAYS 2 to 11 PJd.—(CLOSED lYEDNESDAYS) Fated ilôr of the team which came out In Dr. Albert E. Van IHisen, Cuba. In “very satisfactory condJtJon.” In most cases, resoddlng i* the like the cash and items to go. If His services are free.. 7:46 Grandstand Bandstand Leo Huberman; The Old Man and pal Building, from 9 a.m. to 8 table of mimeographed fonns that leaves Columbia Presbyterian Med CLOSED SUNDAYS AT 10 PJC,—RAY DANCOSS, Proprietor beat .Bohition. Remove old soil, ___(AUrightA, reserved. . . 8:00 Detroit at Boston gasoline ^g^rst place tm games .played dur* breaks a day's lessoii into him- you have a lawyer friend. aSk him 10:45 Nljfliibeat ^.fdng the past season. Members of the. Boy. Robert Ruark; The Old p.m. ical Center today after a routine • PIZZAS — GRINbCRS — S rA G W in SAUCE flush the- area thoroughly with or her to witness your will. If not, , Newspaper E n t^ rte e Assn.) 11:00 News Mail's Boy Grows Older, Robert -Requirements for registration, dreds of minute questions and an 8-day checkup, water, then put new eod in place. 11:15 S tarllsht Serenada and M 0 a teamâze. IConnsth • PROBfPTAITEMTlON TO AlJL PHONE ORDERS • as long as . you have two witnesses To B e S^hapasian, Gregory Oaal, Kevin Ruark; Infernal World of Bran- are that the citizen be a resident swers. - Dr. A. David tjurewitsch, peraon- OILPOWEg It pays to raiaS extra grass to sup to your s itin g and tell someone 1:00 S ignal of Connecticut for at least a year, But at this wrltiig, acisntistsat Next Ttow Yonr lU nk of Pinna—tU nk of Don’a! ply sod when needed. 5 % More Driving WPOP—1414 f)-‘McDstmott. fftevaa BOada. Ray well Bronte, Daphne Du Maurier; al physician to the 76-year-old for ^JA 9-8287 and BA A-2717 where you have put your jvlll, you 4:00 Today In Hartford BANTLY OIL Ring of Bright Water, Gaviii Max and of Manchester for at' least six laboratories ilka Naw York’s non mer .First Lady, said yesterday Turf nâr downspouts often geta 6:15 Connecticut Ballroom f:CWarraa. Stave KididUk Cartmekpe, probably are. safe. ' I'll’ V ^ . I\l ^ ^ u i Kodkowski, sUrve Geer. well;. Book of the EeArlmos, Peter months. profit Research inatituto of Bleep Mrs. Roosevelt would go from the wateriognted. You can build indivld. Washington -r About 87,400,000 7:00 Bob Scott M ated Residents who are naturalized or Education say that a student qen- hospital to her home in Hyde Park, ual dry wella for each downspbut, Q—Is a house with a big mort motor-vehicle operators’ licenses 8:00 Ray Somers îBrtaa BdfwtoB, Tom Sharpley, Freuchea gage easier to sell?—J. B. 11:00 News " \ I i’l 1.1 ^ i m Sharps^. TWt BUnUceni. Bill .'Toung Peoples’ Books; Teen- derivatlva citizens should bring ditioned. to listen to information N. Y. lay iHe or perforated drahiage were in force in the United States 11:10 Ray Somart Age Treasury of GoOd Humor, their papers to prove their status. pipes to get rid of excess rain ' A—Dear J. B.: Not necessarily, last year, up 3 per cent from 1950. 1:00 Del Rayeee Show TEL MItrlull 9-4SSS S i ^ t h l e r a » r Jeff Mairwell. . The At the last voter making session water. A mortgage is not usually trans g*4eam mdaaSbd WUfred SMn Manley; Rise and Fall of Adolf muer. William L. Shirer; in Manchester, July 19, 21 persons Dig up the waterlogged spots ferred when a house la sold unless ROCKVILLE TR 6t3271 .^Msixwell. registered as Democrats, 8 as Re- the seller is willinff to remain legal ^ TIm Plano Realty team members California Gold Rush, American about six inchsi deep. Mix peat HerttagVr Jr.; Sports Alive, Hef* puoUcane, and 16 did not register moH and sand with good garden ly liable or the company who made jSSrecelved tiophlee for having 'won with a party. This makes a total Soil for replacement, ^ e n resod or the loan agrees to subatlDite the Cowl Neck Pullover final play*cff eerlaa and Imxry bptl S. SSlm; Airline Stewardess, of 7,945 Democrats, 10,(08 Repu> new owner for the orlginu mort- AN INTERESTING INVESTMENT ^portunity aoceptad a iponaor’a titqd>y. Jliude Engeman; Togl, Yogi Berra: De Cormier Motors Says: replant. Soluble fertiliser helps licans and 4,206 independents. I newly sodded areas get a strong gagor.’ is provided by The Peoples Gas Liiffht and Coke TV OR RADIO IsaMhTregnaia «e Start mnlahing Touches, Candy Jonea Marv roothold. During the .years between the i an4 The hot hmch piogaam wlU ba- Outrlea Van Deusen of Hebron Random dead spots surrounded, time a mortgage 1s taken out and I Ckirapany. Peoples distributes gas in ChicaRO and, PLAYING Monday at the Bolton lae- Rd. has received his card and Cigarette-Making Up SEE THESE NNE OAR VALUES-Û NEW and USED OARS by green graro usually indicate the house is up for aale, a lot can i through a wholly-owned subsidiary,^ transports POORLY ? atary SebooL. Meala are; to be award as a graduate of the life animal damage. Replacing aod la happen. The market value of the i Sii'm W oob-Rannd 1 for the entire week. Credit Imderwritera Training Course, Berlin — On the average, every gas from Texas for its own uê and for 8ale to fifth cigarette consumed in West best,- after you have corrected the houM may increase. The monthly ■ laiNO rove totis m rot [iven when a . pupil. Ig absent., two-.year college course given in Danc^ Sttidio cause by some diplomatic talk with paymwits may reduce the once big : Gonhany is new manufactured in IN STOOK ARE SPftllAUY PIHOED FOR THIS OLEARANOE other utilities. The company is in the midst df a will be three oeats a bottle Rartford.-T1ie end of this month. mortgage; Interest rates may de- ■ W est Berlin. The city’s annual pro 75 MAPLE STREET (British-American Club) the dog owner, vigorous expansion program and in a strong up* ahould alao be mdered fbr Vak Deuaen will start taking a 5 duction amounts to 12,200,000,000 Undergrround grubs also cut dine, making the mortgage unat- , I week at a time. Faymeht le year courss for the C.LU. degne cigarettes compared with 168,000,- SAIL roots and weaken grass, creating tractive. The bdyer may have cash I ward earnings trend. For more information, l^diM Monday. School' eOlciala re- at the Hartford College'extension 000 in 1952. • T A P \ • B A L L E T blotchy areas. Chit a slice of turf or his own source f6r x mortgage. I Sûoat that the ooireet chenge be of ths University of Coiinecticut . and check soil beneath it for in Q—I have around $1,000 and I’d âll us. Beautifully soft . . . perfectly gdweught to acbooL TWO years ago he assumed a su* • T O E # B A L L R O O M sects. If pests are present, use in- like to leave this in trust for 25 or W e ft made set of lambs wool, fur fiber Ihe menu for noct week wUl pe^Bor’s position in Manchester aecticldes such as chlordane,.dlel- 30 years for grandchildren.- Can ^ b e: Monday, alaahbiusqr withroU. Open Tfuitg. ff.’OO to 9 M p.m. and Sat. until noon. and nylon called fur blend). The fbf the Sun Life Assurance Com- • MODERN\IAZZ drln, aldrin or DDT. TTiey Can Jie this be done?—M. M. REPLACEMENT TUBES ?S!Scueumber and carrot attics.' po- veviy. For HoiMsf A Typical New Car Value applied In. granular form with, A—Dear M. M.: There would be pullover has cowl neckline and ^^tato chips, bnttareootdi pudding;. There will be 'a dance Friday Ecooemieol Rtpoin lM Is A Most For AH PrcMnising'’Young Dancers fertilizer or in sprays to eliminate no point to opening a trust for ao ! H U t N A M C O . FOR EVERY SET' side bow top, *4 sleeves in sizes ^T ueedey, hamburgk t n * s .'WiSi idghi from 8-11 .pm. at the Red Fer Immediate Deliyery Insects. small an amount because the in & 84 to 40. The skirt from 10 to 18. ^l^ce, buttered greqh bekns, brefid Hknl for the 13-19 year olds. The RocKe, TV, Sttroe, • SFtiCfM RAIY c u sse s yli On all garden problems, Identify vested income from $1,000 would Mtmbor* N«w Yoric Stock Exehaiigo tTHUR'S -.gjiand butter, eherstolate cake; theme of the dance will be “School # M O TH «5' DANCE CLASS ''^qmd remedy-the cause before you not even.cover the cost of setting r i lAtT esNTfa IT. • MANCHisna > ^ m i mi a a is i I ttkAlata Bt. MaaehMter 'îêdneeday, baked haab ^th Dase”. Chuck Skoog will be disk Fhonogroph Applioiicos repgitr the damage. Iêventlng up and adminlatering this trust. Janlei T. 8Mr • Isbstf N. fterM noer of St. James SL. *^ Jutcbup, ^ckled baets, bread and Jockey. I t had ben stated that this bdhrMoal Attentten In daes iVork trou'bie eaves the expense and ef If a bank on your town is willing "abutter, Btrawbeny .gtiaUn;Thani* would be the final dance of the sea fort of the cure. - to let you put your sum in a sav ^4ay. aktllet casserole, Sneed Uuna* son, but now additional danbes ufi' 'ôttertonV LESSONS R iS III^ S ePiC M iR 18 NEW 1961 RAMBLER ings account fbr grandchildren, rye breed butter,, fruit; being planned for this month. Pbone Ml 9-4887 stipulating that they cannot tyuch tomato with. erahk* The regular meeting ' of the 1$0 Center S t—Cer. «^^0lMtfch the money for a stated period of DOuM y«Gre

And Other Fine Car Values On All WibtsrDONUT Here’s how thicker New and Used Cars In Stock will give aw ay' S a u o M iawns are made ^ In fan, gnat plants have the remarkable ability to develop' I ' many additional offshoots, called “tillers’*. These tillers can help turn's sparse stand of grass into a picely filled-out turf MOORE GYM SUITS — if plants have the nutrition they need for proper growth.. That’s why a feeding of protein-building t u r f builder* . c4aLS'omciAL - can do more for your lawn at this time than at almost any , Boys'Olficial B IK £ S other aeaaon. Sound like results worth half an hour? All it 8VH SUITS 4 tekes is a pleasant walk. Just fill the ScotU Spreader with 6YM OUTFITS This la the otflctal gym aolt fican, granular Turf Builder, set the dial ind go! of Manchmtoe. High aokl Jun ior High. Colon 1 Swing Bine. SPECIAL. BONUS Oar anito carry the MaiKdMater Son Foam- Grfcn, and Book eovars with safety rules FREE with TU|RF BUILDER to feed 8,MDeq ft. A9S 'tategnta oa tlielT-ahirt and tmtaks. Daffodil Yellow. Alao: Gym avaiy tteepn donuts purchssad. Choose Wo also carry cyni aacoks. aoeka, Socks, Srwqkcrz . and Gym from 44 verietiee of true New Enilend MANCHiSTBl'S LfiAOfNG SCOTT DCAURS gym. hogs, oweat ahirte, etc. Bags- ’ sqda donute hend-eut and made freeh •vary, minute «t your local ' Motors NOWTOUCANOHAiHiBRASSIABLoW URSEN’S • FMOuRNat 4 I Manehester's Xlwn Rambler Dealer Stain glanp printed poplin Ig: HAADWiMneO. HAR0WARE.,iNC- m- . V* . Pofitin CheauM^cld In an allr completely revenible to « solid. tBB Mala S t. IfanrAiiter M Depot Square, Mueheeter over floral princN^ flap pock- color. ’Two costa -In one! In vDONUT _ H u m MIBHUBI n w M K i M m ...... I ATOIWNMW LOCATION ... ats,w elvct' eoUari. Lodan or Green, Beige, Blaek. Bisee 8 'T: rlb r Prompt PVee DNhrery. For PresOpt Firee DsUveiy Spleo. I Slzos 8 to 1$. to 18. » MEXTIDBIOP AMD W aO T » hnm pnMemis te ear Lawn Paogmm Aditoers. n e y ItAJN Vr,, MAKOaESYEE**J’Oar Seth Yaorr—*0 i-U ttl ,.*rV’ totew -hew Sad Mm eapeHeace to M p pea Aalitoveithe 288 HMiAD ST. T a . IM 3^145 MANCHKIIW 1 m n m s d a i l y v - 7 d a y s a w n o i i leClMmjrmiwnat

• . ■>- i '5^ V ' At H ' .1 I MANCBlfeSnBB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, GONN-* FETOAT. SEPFEMBSl t. IM l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1961 P A G B flIY K f that Khroaheheda raaaaaa, aad lag at Port Jerry near Bolton Thoniaa BUsae^ Philip B te te te t e aC -flu adabMa and paUfl* BOYSCOVT LamUng, N. T„ and traveling aa Roy JohnooB, Tte»do«B iMaamlaa. Farewell Party “ to postpone the Oermarx satUe- lotto Boisvert, an xmdlvlded half terday, tha doud p t e liuaauring him. ooutd be aa- far as Heendetoga, David Moaeiagr. Itonalfi Rtataiff. ,mant ahy Idngtr. Interest In property on Grandview Montana, Waabington, Aaslstant Rcoutmastars Robert Oaxy Ztaaiar, Davidlavid Itottor, and Fastest Computer Separates Nikita Soviet Fallout aotty tlu aama rsaaaaa whkh ware Held for Diana “ Tlia psjpplaa arin not forgive na and E. Maple St. northern Nevada end Correction yotesandNews Harrison and Gordon Rhodes were Nilea Mustard. for any mote pootponeaenta.” JLeo F. neolty to Mae Pleclty, u praulag taarart a taaumption I em part o f Chnada. toe latere' for fifteen i6-yaa;r-old Xleetod to the Tribe at tha Members of Tha HataM staff last KhruHhohov said “ tha oUmata of properto at 190-201 Adame St. Thereafter, he forecaata, It will af xntear taaUig tor this oouatiy. acouta who started at RUipfont Space^Junk^ from Weapons Kenne^ Talks Beatrice E. Fleming to Wini To Cross JJ.S, The eamet aad X large volunteer. etaff helped NikiwlgL camp aonlor honor an- Bight h oteed WUUam Diana of toe tnteriiatlonal eltaaUau chiefly mova aaat over at laaat the north Wdl, what auiuB as inoapabla Vt^ and hiked about 40 ntea on elaty, were Roland MontaoB. depends on the rolations between fred B. - Fleming, property on ern half of the United Statoe. By o f 48 eo. nuUce Troop 25’a two-week aUy at toe Appalachian H all, cUmbtag einiilntion department at a.fare- af even eoaedving that tha Roa* Goiter Rhodoo, Robert Prokaipe- jNSTRUCDONS By MABY KAT'FLYNN Thousands of man-made objects (Cteflauedfow Bite Oust the govlet Uplon and the Xhilted Ooleman Rd. and Banner Rd: Sunday, It ebould begtax puMtng agple M e e tax ooip tha Lake o f Idea' geout Raaarvmtlaa ML Graylock, toe highest moun weU.dhmar at Cavey*a ReaUUrant W^FspaPte teterpriea Aesn. Jennie FrAcchla to Marie Serra, This Weekend m dacjMoa waa aomafhing iw wica, Jamea AUbrio, 0harlas6te> are expected to ba Sung Into space Stataa. Thorefoia wa must ramm^ over the Atlantic toward Europe. ■hoold have bSMit In North Btonington a euccoed ul tain in Masaachuaetts. y Itoaald StarrotL Thomas . Johns Diana,'«rho joflBd TIM Hwald IT Colorado Springs, Colo. (NBA)— within the next decade. ■aid. “ Tektaig this Into a e o t e t the stones and obstructions whlto property eh Gardner St. Machta said first test debris atraagar thaa that? And. dace .the wen R. Riley to Wilson Z. experience for all owicerned.. The 14-year-old Senior Scouts ton, Richard OoiM, Daniel,Bkodoa, years ago as a nswaboy, win ante W htever goes up into apace cornea '' To dlatlngulah between tha nuts we could not Ignore the Interesta have fallen In the path since the (Oontinued from Page One) carried at levela lower thaa 80,000 peyehelogida caa aiadyaa our wera^ at Lake of lales for both Beaten Unlvoidtty School of Law RUe^vondlvlded 1 ^ intarest at Scoutmaster Harry Miidment, James KlmbaU, A ltoa 'Spencer, down into the hlgh-apeed memory and botta and vehicles that could of the security of our country and end o f the Second VForld VVer. 198-M(nGmter St to 40,000 feet Would move dow er 4 cant 99c hd»it of mutual diatortlon eo weeks participating In many activi and Roy Parka. ter throo years of law trteing. Por serve aa weapons platforms for an H ist le what we are striving for.” plosive yli :e pointed ou t that than the Initial ‘Teading edge” be ^tending hla 2Xnd summer in scout aavaMl yoarq while a student at of an electronic braln'oL the Soace tha SodaUsi camp. the Energy Ckunmieslon d e te y .'h o w can they, by aweep* camp, vraa ia general charge o f toe ties including archery, rifle shoot attack against North America is ‘IPnaidaqt Kennedy has. ex- cause of weaker winda ing, hiking, a claos in drat aid, and to# TJnlvorrity of OonnocUcuL ho ARNOLD mSBERG 5Jj2*®iteând Tracking System the prime purpoaa of the “brain” 71x6 Soviet t7nit- scoutmasters D octor Mob*i Tsifiet L8PADATS) control center here. preeeed readinaae for buslneee- the discussion groups. had aaaiatod WUlism Andorsoa. and the hundreds o f aanaor sta demobUixation and to Increase Uke talks. I f ha is. really ready Vaughan, 22 AVonahlajU.,fornon ted yields of the Soviet said he believed that fallout epewn BURSACK^S aasigned to toe Senior Scouts srere hood of the dreulatieB departmenti. Modem ★Flamenco FmcOoning around tite clock, too military expendltura. Because of and iu Um u claan and clear, let Roland Morrlaon, Peter Hansen, During toe second week of camp tions that provide the material for for buslneasHks talps then the payment o f tauUvlgtial mcome tax, by the three latest teats still la Hartforil all senior scouts were at the Lake y New York —'The *T)oetor Meb” A June graduate e f UOana, ha ★ Claaeical ★ F olk Singing Aecompanimont worlds fastest computer cataloge direct threats we had to faea the withholding tax on taxablepe^ Its, one of the nation’s fore- moving across Asia. Raada aid tha tTnltod Stataa be* Gordon Bho4os< Japies OolOt its gray matter. Soviet union la ready also,” he of Isles, where' their special pra- o f 1778 in New York set out to is the SOB o f Mrs. Chrlriapher'^ , ^ dtetoye information on all Strategleally-locate trae, worid necessity to cany out nuclear ending June 80, 1960, toesaami moat reaearchen on fallout dis He declared that fallout from gin Hvtasig hormal livaa. In a smrld Michael Moraaco, and Rlchkrd Biuc* lynch hospital phyaloians accuoad Lam ghm , 56. CUnton S t, ana tbs known man-made space oUjtee- taata.” . added. tribution, made the comihente in tar. gram Included a trip to the state SPECIAL 10 WEEK ADULT HOBBY CLASSES tracking centers, which feed data Khrushchev said ‘toe Imperlal- date, A u g.'S , amount $107, weapons of leas than 60,000 t(ms where there la ampls room tor the tree nursery in VoluntOWn, a tour of cutting up eadavara. Tha doo- total > Diana. H . etoo determines orbits''^p^ to tha 8PADAT8 computer, uad On rqsumlngatom testa, Khrush CerUfioate of explaining a map he prepared pro TNT equl'valenti essentially wmild W orking with toe younger tora were jailed for toeir own FOR BEGINNERS—INSTRUMENTS LOANED aateUltes end keeps a a ch te la o f chev arid Pnndetxt Kennedy “acted ieta who are prenlutog death for jecting'the coune of the fallout flvlng of both, provided it ia nor- acouta were Assistant Scoutmoa- ot Mystic seaport museum, and a three main- eensing technlquea to the 'people expriMKponcern about HUlview Gardens, Ihe.;^ to im* be limited to tropoapherio travel— aulT dance with girl scouts from New ■afoty. When the jeU was atUckad, their poeitiona in space at regular without waiting for a reply from cloud from tjie first teat laat Fri as distingulabed from travel in the OBD^ EASIEBN aCAB tera William Stiles, Deiuiia Keith, ' Rubber Bends Thrifty Intervals. “l^c” onto, all objects entering their health. prove and dovelop jrral estate, day. Liondon and surrounding towns. toe Governor eallod out too miUtiA . 108 LOCKWOOD ST.—MI 9-7885 apace. These ore radar, rodlometiy^ the Soviet Union” — presumably stratosphere, which ia above 40,000 They are so right, tha payeholo* Russell Nearing, John Bacon, and objects" mean not only toe meaning a reply to toe joint Brit- Tt Is because we ckm for- the tonstruct dwelllngi^tarting with He aald the nuip'la baaed on ob- feet. In keeping with their main theme Seven rioters were UUed and New Tork—Giant rubbar bands and optometry. 5,000 ehares, pw^twue of $10 per giBtt, wh*"^ they ate so'much of LA'wrence McKay, and Juixior Aa- scores Wounded. H ie foUowing payloads but also toe castott rocket leh-Amri^csxi appeal to toe Soviet Uvea o f people and natiena .that servatlone of global'winds up to - And half of any given amount dstant Scoutmasters Dm u M Co — conservation — toe 83 scouts of are saving a Now Tqrk eranpony pexte—te te "junk" or "garban" ■As toe newest, addition to toe we had to take the e t^ totoifect ■hare, c a p it e l^ sta rt $1,000. In- CHICKEN tha cold war ** aomethlng baflcal* Hoop 25 inspected a five-acre trect year toe Legislature enacted a family o f warning faclUtled^ln use Union to atop nuclear testa in toe thla morning and on estimated of debria at tropospheric levels las, James AUbrio, Richard Nel $ltei a yaai’. The bonds, I ’A —orUtb^ with them. A nut 6r oolt atmosphere by tomorrow. the 'waiqxtea capable of stc^q^g corporators^jMn Paaquallnl, Rich winds of the next few days; ly. mantel. | and made s' wildlife counL cleared law making toe dissection of bod inches wide and 6 feet long, oy the North Ameriean Air De would be expected to faU to the BARBECUE son, Da-vid Baxter, Joseph Mardn, a ilin g around tb« earth Kxriu Khrushchev did not spell this out, people Who want to deprive ard Woo^Diouae, Seymour Rothen- The map traoqs the path of the Earth In 20 to 30 days, although Why dent they name the ape- and Robert Prokopowics. brush from selected areas in pre ies of criminals executed for atrateh as much as 18 fe e t H iey almost like a thermonuclear fense pommaind to detect aero- pec^le and the peoples of othei bw g. paration for planting evergreen burglary, murder, and arson legal waiv however. X cloud from west to east through a diuch of It would have lost its ra- AT dflc act whldi, in their opinion, Advancement aadgnmenta were hold cartoBs in |daeo on paUate head on sensing equipment. apace attack a g te st toe conti peaee-loring countries of their trees next Spring, end worked to for toe study of anatomy. and raptocs costlier maeUng tape. Freeident Keimedy haa >mio Fallout Shelton, Inc., high level of the tropoaphere—the dloacti'vlty before reaching the made as followa: Coming Sat., Sept, 9th nent, SPADA’^ joins otoer gains. part of the atmosphere from the Earth. Rainfall Increases the speed iiiigbt help to break thie epdl? Gordon RhodM, nature; William prevent erosion on a lakeside path sourcea in providing, data that nouncod that the United States la d in ahelten for humans and C sfittr SptfagB Fflrii and in toe waterfront area. resuming teats in the laboratory ‘The aggressors must know that. ^theXBVlng animals to protect surface of the Earth to about 50,- o f faUout. Just whet point could wa yidd to Stiles, Bailing; Roland Morrlaon, ANNUAL foxnu the basis o f Judgment and a war would be suicidal for them.” ! 000 feet. f Kh™ *t e v without making him an^ pennls KaKlto, eanoelng; On toe weekend toe ecoute at aefontBce dafanse' actloaa by and underground without tbo con them m m atomic radiation, atom SUNDAY, SEFt 17 sequences of dangeroue fallout He insisted again that theô^ ic blasts,X te.. starting with. 5,000 Machta chose the 80,000 to 40,- so' Buaidclona o f our double deal Michael Moretaco and Lawrence Mc tended religious services provldsd NORAD’ a oammandOT-techief, way to atop war is through “ total Aecordiaiu Cornered 1 PJK. to SiSO P J t. Kay, rowing; Richard and Da'vid by toe camp. Dr. Rockwell Harmon Gen. Laurence 8. Kotor. X that accompany tete in the at- ■hares catm tm stock, par value 000 foot level because it has the ing that ha would praaa all‘*\he Potter, retired dean of toe Hart monihere. and unlvernl disarmament — then $10, m lnlm um '^pital, $1,000. In- strongest winds. Baxter, swimming and life saving; lOdaa m . toe U.S. a k y -^ there would be no problem of nu (Mstelfidardo, Italy-^-Nlnety-five Tlcketot buttoiu, right then and thara? Donald Oolaa, Jamea AUbrio, and ford Seminary. Foundation, and toe aateUlta orbiting toe earth, ^ Plainly indicating that Moscow corporatora Ral{dT A. Starkweath He said the cloud passed in a per celit of the free world’s ac Adults $1.50 CMNbwi $Ro — Announcing— [U eay no to the proposal to atop clear tests, for therqûid be no generally easterly direction from Joseph Marcln. first class require Rev. George Sotherland, ah ex WAPPING FAIR came satellite No. 88 on toe weuiona.” er, Nortne L, O’Brien, Gertrude cordion production ia centered In ments; and Richard. NdSOn. Rob change minister from Scotland, 8PADAT8 tracking list. Whm it athxqxpherie tasts, Khrushchev G. HuU. the Central Aslan detonation alto Italy’s Ancona Province, north MENUt aridK "H the Weat aecepta tmr dla- —apanning the Asian mainland, Baked Beeao, Tomato S o l* The “Refona” Hero ert Prokopowics, and John Bacon, each spent a day at toe camp. Fa ll RefltlnilM fer Bigger 'n Better Than Byerl reaches operational status, toq annament proposals,” he said, “wa east of Rome. CSastelfidardo, the second class requirements. Other recreational activities in mlsaile hunter will compUmant the “Th^ western proposal to atop __ then crossing the Bering Sea. hub of the taiduetry, has only 10,- Bona and Batter In tha aftermath, yastarday’s tests In tim atmosphere is merely shall accept their control pro* It Crossed all of Alaska Monday Cktffee or Soda aad ; Mr. and Mrs. Maidment enter cluded swimming. Iioxing, wrest SPADATS systenk ^ poeale.” 000 residents, but 22 accordion Democratic primary batUo down tained toe winter tjroop staff at a ling, a ghost hike, night games, NOON TILL MIDNIGHT “That’s our baby!" was the en- a propaganda move daeigned to {de Wopian Suffers and Tuesday and at the same tiitie factoriea The United States buys boating, canoeing, and interpatrol CENTER NUISEItY SCHOOL ceive public (qjlnKm.” It la toe question of International went over western Canada. two thirds or more o f Its ac- For Beoervotloua Oallt in' .New Tork City la being da* shore dinner held at their cottage touriaatlc reaction of peraonnel at contrida which haa bogged down during toe first week of camp. Hie athletics. The Bnal weSk was • PUNBOOTH5 • REFRC5HMENIS toe SPADATS control center aa He also eaid It was unreallaUc /Attack at Wheels Machta' estimated that by yes ootdkOxa. from Ancona. scribed aa tha victory o f a. "i summer camp sâff held a party climaxed with the traditional camp 2 Groapa, Morning 9 to 11:86—Aftomoona 12 to 2:80 they tracked toe initial orUt of to ask Soviet Ruaate to stop teete East-West disarmament talks at NILS SHENNXNO form” data over tha ragular and carnival, a ttf show, and toe 'clos Geneva. MI 8-0849 toe final Sattirday night after the # MDBS • EXHfMTS • CONTESTS experimental satellite No. 88. while France la frto to do eo. .“Now that peace le at atahe^’ Of Parked Car entrenched ’'Deisiocratie machine boya had bem dismissed. ing court qfiionor. For Information—Can Mra. W. H. Joynaf^—MI t-8926 ] According to a SPADATS The meaning of toe western VERAFO BO spokesman, Midas HI U expected pnqpoeal on testa in the qte “le to Khruabchev. warned, “ there emn to iPkyduôg^ On C oU War known as Tammany. Hie Troop Committee held its Many/Scouts and leaders were BO cmlookere. One eaimot be neutral Mra. Althaa Patten, 49, of 195 MI 9-1480 annual huaSiness meeting at camp toe camp honor so- to “ make an adult eontribuUon to obtain cnentidad advantages,” he But If Mayor Robert Wagner ia 7 1« 12 ^ "TEENAGE HOP"” WolltiRig ciifhtt toe ayitem when operatkmaL” salA on queetiona of war and Union S t. waa rushed to ManchM- ; Litoly tte pqpchologitfai iwT* at toe end of the first week. Offi Elected to toe Apache “The reeulta of the 'Belgrade ter Memorial Hospital yesterday Dread the G1.ADY8 OAMFBELli a great reformer, mudi o f the Job cers elected for toe coming year camp junior honor ao- wHIi DEL RAYCE, popular WPOP Disc Joekay Capt. O. L, Oreynolds, USAF, "Beridee, Franoe would not have MI 8-0178 8 {MMn gvtUng into tlM dlacnoilt of he has cut out for himself in the it «oty todoy chief analyst at toe control cen been bound by any reetrictiema of conference show thattoe need to when she 'waa found unconscious vtKM crlslB, mad, for our part, were Stanley Newman, chairman; ;y, were Robert Rice, Bruce work for peace iXwldely under in the front seat of a car parked future, if he is to be trae to his Theodore Blakeslee, vice chaUy TUpper, Robert Magnana, John ter, pointed out that qiace da- nuclear testa vtolch she carries out Hay Fever tM r intraaee lii wmleoBW. Vor t)M tectlon and tracking are here to stood." " x at 836 Main S t role, sraold be that of cirlng some man; Edward Chapin aecretqry; Mateoy, Walter .Prows, Robert D on't M if» thn CMekan tor-B «9l tax the taxtereete o f toe North A t world cifais ta which w o hmro boon 8 So 7 PJR. SERVED OUTDOORS ON TOE Btay-—what with man-made sat lantic Treaty Organisation.” Confeluding b n S8-minute addiesa A hospital spokesman liata her Arthur Nichola, - treaeOrer;/ and McNefll, David SturtevmnL Bryan DEVELOP YOUR the Soviet leader said: condition as good, although she re- ttohif fbr 0 0 n a a y roars ia, of tlu thlnga his own choices for William Gesa, steward. / COMMUNITY HOUSE LAWN ellites that “will never come He.. warped „ tost the Soviet Season? HOSP COMFORT public jxflBce, and hja own policies, NeoteC> Oeorge GeaSi JteiW W il------Adnlte82.00; Chlldrra fWKi down.” Unioa “baa enough strength to “We need no war. The aoclety we mainadn the Speclal'Care Unit She tMhk, oomoUriaa aaoro 4eo^ .Cbairmen pf - operating'^commit ooh, Rtteh Cone, John Oetrout, are bulMfog haa as Ua motto peace, waa brought to the hospital with luve permitted to happen. tees are Robert SImroeta, and Rue- Hie officer, who got a track give a destructive blow to any ag- laotod la Uw mlado mad tha bo> on Yurt Gagarin’e space flight labor, freedom, equality and hap- a probable heart attack and la now And if the regular Democratic aell Wilson, finance; William Zins greeeor." M ore than SOdiOOO people have been HOME! haolorlama o f awn mad nmtioaB ser, ,communications; and Edaon FINANCIAL MUSCLES ■even minutes after Itetoff, told Khrushchev said that the most pinesfa.” . under obaervaUon. political leedera who went dowm than It la ia aajr othar factor of a Case, advancement. George Han of future demands on'SPADATS. 'Vital item to be taken up waa the helped by the electronic m iracle: to defeat in yeaterdaya primary Vntbln (me of four years, he ex- aaora. reaUatle aaturv. Wa wara sen remains as institutional repxe- oonclueion of a German peace had one particular dh to thank for Seiltatlve. plainedi SPADATS wUl be re treaty. PuritronP They ffbel better, w ork haacinlnc. thbuyag, eooeatTtaa quired to: Provide toe means for their debacle, it waa the tin of not - A special program was provid He warned President Kennedy PubKc Records About Town tha cold war avaa hafoia wm bagan ed for Senior Scouts, those biqre warning of hostile activity in not to use nemtlationa to delay b e t t e r , b r e a t h e c l e v e r p u r e r a i r . bdng enthudaatic for Wagner’s to waca it: pathapa, ia-bade, of 14 ireara old and more. space; determine toe purpose and signing a-treaty and again said: Warrantee Deeds Members o f the Bhght District W. G. GLENNEY CO. capability of unfriendly space ob fTre Department 'wishing to par- aad rerponaBUo to r that aiaiatal lanomination. If they had original During the firat week of camp, “If the western powers do not Leo J. and Helen B. McCaffrey Ask your family doctor or oUerteMbout Pvritron.. WE RENT ly agreed to go along with that nine 16-year-old boya under tte jects; handle space traffic control algn> ihe. treaty will be signed be>- to. OttlUe M. Eckhardt, property tlcdpate in the parade inWapping Moro than half-o-million paopio swoarflv It TiMy say babavior tboto wara eartaia bade and supply operational support to rdiomlnatiMi, Wagner would'have leadership of AaalstMt Scoutmas tween the German Democratic Re on Paric St, adjacent to property tomorrow at noon. Those wishing AND SELL aad dictating blatorlcai toeta. like ter Richard Tulea took a canoe to*s hofiM iM otiiig antt-aateillte weapons wheii such public and euch other atatee aa to attend the parade in Somers It helps. How? Elocdronicrily: without windM tVont^ continued to accept their support owned by Graham, Finnegan and tha aalUtarr aiao Of our two ooun' trip on Lake George, N, T., stert- weapons' are developed. wteh to do s0.” „ Cheney. ------tomorrow n tet will ineet at the fan. Itpulls In sirhoavy with pollon (smoko, d ^ g n a s * and play ball with them. CHAf w o v t trtaa, aad the toct that wa bam. at Khrushchev eaid that “if the Bernice Wallua to $ Joseph and firehouse at 6 p.m. and odors, too). RIters it Psssositowr < Pf nf • -‘-MoPC! I H o' f)i tf: I Nothing lika the habit of Bronse or copper alaba weigh western powers are ready foa laat, stood aloaa baatrtda ■ tha It sraa probably their drateglc Thereaa hOeesarek, property at tronic tubes. Then physique. Time to start ______• Got it fo r a OOBdition, which ia that that same ■ertrhsnt 91.M; 2 lbs. 93.9A aaeed payment plan and many port of' Wagner himself, which de- isNOWI ether extras detexad to maka 10-day trial. ( paydiolagy eondlUona all our Just ens of ths many lieli*^ hooM heating raeUf'taei. thiaking aad governs all oar hv- ciead too primary teat yesterday dsyselsetiens by Barten'a d(bmsLianj[L 'jivu h xL which'was their Undoing. 985 MAIN ST. - MI 8-5171 - OPEN 9 TO 5:80 - THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO 9 PJil. - CLOSED MONDAYS tag, to tha cKclusion of avaxything SEE PUBUBON T(»A Y AT . . . alaa. It may be, of course, that Mayor Wagner, havinjg been puahed into DO«lirSDEPT,SirORe # 829MAINSTw Wberevar tha fundaOMOtal-aad a aimulation * of courage and rc- orlgiaal and pariiapa hiaacapabla $ u p p lis ib u torm tdealiom, will now begin to CURRENT ANNUAL OftN TODAY ooase, pafdi<^>gy baa its tanpras itoa momenta whaa it aaalysaa davploP toeae qualitiee. in reality. DIViDEIfD LIMITED pUANTITIES But, on the record of hia-'past per UNTIL i PAH. X X- oar present conditiott. WE GIVE formance, toe immediate political Oaa poydiologiat, tha othar day. GREEN STAMPS cmclusions about yesterday’s pri touad that the Amort con and the mary reault—that it jguarantees presents fli Rnasiaa people ora vary much toe reelecUon of Wagner aa mayor aSka, tanuuhably ao, ia many re* and then promotes him to be toe LAWN MORIARTY apocta. but that oar aimilaxity In- MWACLE Shown to Left D O B I N ’ S leading and logical candidate for A LL NEW dndea tbs during pf dangerous governor of toe state in 1962— MOWER All low cabinet pieces are 80" high and daindona about oadi other. BROTHERS ahould find Governor Nelson m m sttEAR available with non-mar plkstic, or 'wood KatOur. Ju oaid, really managos DEPT. STORE Rockefeller In a phUoaophled and BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE 81, COVENTRY tops. Upper bookcase top units, all 49" for 1962 to MBcrda flu OKtont to which Ml 8-5135 welcoming m'ood. REG. $2>A9 high, have wood tops only. t e r is naaby present ia tlu thihk PHARMACY 301-315 Cteter St. lag aad toeUag of the ofliar. Wa 4M Hartford Rd>-Ml B-B94g Reading left to right, bottom te top: /' ddit nadantand how much the R ca w a n u ice $ I . 9 5 Plastic Wood Wjwdana toar ua, vdth soma of our for iliHi- We were just beginning to , Top -Top ted talb. aad with our mlliUty ill > baaaa tax a chain around the Rua* w r y about tla state of toe 24" Record Cabinet, Olpa ^>wld. Aad tha Roaaiaiu don't world, when t e happaiiad to catefa ludftuuUl drawer ^ 8 71 8 65 how anidi we fear toe sUtement o f fomaar PTaaldant It's our 3 rd i i VUnL-GUiD FLOWER BORDER ^ BAROMETER 24” Upper Cabinet Harry Truman, interviewed down FRCEMOCHURC HHl; Bookcase 8 87 Xach sida bailevea that only the in New Toric laat Saturday. Oa t nstotle Synagogues •Hit: QRASS O H EK ^ FA LLIN G ! 48" Kneehole Desk, other would start aggression; each The resumption of nuclear test Avallohle for the Asking. I??.;: 4 drawers ^ 1 7 8107 aarurally thtaika o f itsd f only aa ing, he said, woul^ not lead to war. 80” Caiie Door Base flu defender of peace; nettoer side "The Rnssiana,” he reassured us N04EE RRARS BARRIER Cabinet 8 96 8 89 llrtaka that the leadwahtp of the ql]^ “are the greatest bluffers in HEALTH THROUGH REG. SO" Upper Bookcase toe worid. when you call their ottaey can be tm sted; each dde has UWN SPmNKLER „ 12.95 m Cabinet ' — 8119 IPIU degree of sentimental trad bluff, they back down. At least, CHIROPRACTIC SEPT, if AND 9— FH H £0 23" COtttOUB that’a been my experience.” REG. 80" Three Drawer Advanced Ood Cboaola beats t y hoot and •i “the people” r. Robert ;:i:n REG. f i Afl ■ Unit . 1 ' ; , 8 63 wiree. Automatic Picture Pilot ] intangible words, like in any uneasiness about any Stoker, aad Dr. Ctaeetei;,. OeoekL ROSS FEEDER 8.98 the picture 15,750 times a aecoiid. 2 The material has beeta selected It's just 3 years ago wa opanad our stofa in Rockville, :HH: democracy, have thing. “ ♦ ji:H; tuning! Front soundl Decorator styled from poblicationa prOpoxed by the and we feel like celebrating! Tb do this, wa ara again eabhwtl » tor each aldo. And ws went right home and Nafleaal Cbiropractle Aasoeiatioa. :::u:i:::p l(ad ourselves a good night’s offaring that very popular plan of having Y O U , our ■ 23” overall Dtegonal Meoeurament * Another paycbOlegist. holding HOW CORJSECt POSTURE# Hi. Dream up your own distinctive sleep, with not e care in toe customar . . •gjj; teflx the otlur day. aato tte p r o m o t e s b e t t e r h e a l t h Enter and flu tfidtod State aoe world. Good health depends in & large FOR TOIMtO^^F dletertod tanagae o f each And'we recommend toe formula measure upon toe way we ait. stand, and walk. The-human body III GREEN SPOT PROTECTfON EVEN Jlliar. Whan. wHh such .poor visien for Anyone who ever thinks toa^ ahould be PICK YOUR O W N m rooms with open stock Roomates! things are getting dark. Always .nHii |Bd undemteteS eadi oter, erect on a •a* OseillatiRg JN^HURRICANESaêe are react to ite aaathar. that remember that there is always straight line iUiU Harry, and whatever it was that with toe cen Jl^ypur own dficorator-plaimer with this yersattUe^ 0 stockjûrniturel Cus iu n iy tootaliter flu ainount of iiiHt Law Sjirliikler - — FUflWC- : was bothering you wlD Immediate ter of gravity. tom, plan any room in your home . . . living zoom, den; dining room, bedrooms That ia cor ly eeetai a little lees serious. lillH REG; S12.9S Shown W . . . with Roomates, for utility, enduripg beauty and space-saving storage with UhlB partiealar paychologiat rect posture. ititt: SnmiKLIIW CAN a custom-made look! Made of sheeted maple and birch with colonial-raised draw he tatahtfM what To slouch to right .bete. -this accursed deviate from er fronts, modern tapered legs, so they'll fit either period. Rich hsnd-rubbed tola straight HERE'S HQW IT WORKS , . . spice brown finish. AJways open stock so you can add matching'pieces from time of distortions.. Ihat A Thoacht for Today , line is an in .95 All lower units .are W tor one or: tlu pthay lu .to time. Ckmie in and see even more Roomate pieces . . . tomorrow . . . at Wat by the Mearlwwtei vitation for an' 76% o f school During these 1 daysi come in and maka your purchase. \ i{c 11! 1 1 :c I . 80” high; upper brok- kins only. > . . . to make aomc deUbete^ ObOBCil of CbBrchsa abnormal chUdreii have After making your selactions, pitk a slip of papar out * 9 cases 48" tall. D O M N 'S open t e d. megnanlntouer opine, pain and postural defMta. decreased energy. It also en of our "DISCOUNT BOX"! 80” 3-Drawer Chest- HAS LOWCIl to leave its own podtion on Are You? courages dysfunction and disease. 1|i HIBAOm 8RILL IRON When the barometer needle Plastic Top .... .,.898 P R IC E S O N P H IL C G T V ! ianar and go atrdght and Are you an active member. That is why, each yiear, toe Chi YOU MAY SET YOUR PURCHASE FOR - .ali! itdy ovar to tha poattioii o f The kind that would be missed? ropractic profession of America falls, bad weather’s- ahead. Let Wooden Top ;... .$9^ the hurricanes come, you’ll BE other, apiparantly to aae if, Or are you Just contented has instituted toe first week in H ut your name it on toe list? Tiia DUDE WAOON DRILL SSi$19J5 PREPARED If you reroof with 32x32” CJorner D e sk - Wi t e together on aome one May to be COrect Posture Week. *a»i Do you attend toe meetings insssive and colorfully-beautiful Plastic Top ...... $ 7 9 j ■^#5- Your doctor of chiropractic li’BG. t T AK, FHH CO 19" BiiEFCASeW tlu whoia' maaa of distor- And mingle with the flock, |ii Bird King-Tab ARCHITECT Wooden T o p ...... 869 Powerful Scan-ten- Or do you stay at -home knows hOrreet pheture promotes 1 0 7 0 - 2 0 7 0 - 3 0 7 0 ■jjln VADABDHB ICE GHlST 10.95 e i a 9 9 batwaan ua might not begin better health, and la especially 'Shingles! no. Light, slim styl And critidae and knock? - B ird ARCHITECTS are 24" Record Cabinet— ing with the new t e Katuraliy, be aaamed Do you ever go and visit important to growing children. Iji ^ that AmwiCA. toncying A member toot Is stek : . The eaiiy correptioo of faulty isim SWIM KIT (Chili’s) Maas to take hurricanes lying Plastie Top i . . -871 bifger picture. Pre- : body m ocltelcs, apinal curvatures, |i!i down! You get three' layers of Wooden Top .... .866 cirion Spur Switch flu mora dvUisod aad intal' Or leave toe woifc.fof Just a few Tuner that’s super And talk about toe clique? is conducive to a healthier, hap protection with this thicker, p t flu fllro, -might ba the pier diildhood and a more efficient m heavier shingle. Come 24” Upper Bookcase— ■enaltive. Thla la make dda saerifldal COme to toe meeting t^ten, 4 0 T o - 5 0 % SKD. SHRUB ahi BRASS SHEAR America’s moat pop And help With hand and heart! adult life. Distortions of toe MODEL 529 In — TODAY! Wooden ’ Top .. 847.60 framework of toe body create « €99 QC MODEL 589 M i AS ular jK^taUe! Don't be just a member, . BEG..49A5 teH U ID BEG. 89.95 fliM eV D whole problem has, pat* But take an active part, nerve tensions and deplete nerve !,-hh 40” 3-DraweF Chest— , • 19" Overall Diog. enej^ and bodily resistance. StiUlaa Meosuranent, llg teunto joaiteflota to Hiink this over, member. NOTE: DISCOUNTS WlLL BE AT LEAST 10% : Plastic Top . , . X .8115 You do know right froin-wnmg; spiKtfic ‘tate it iu>* During Correct Posture Week . SOME AS HIGH AS 5 0 % !! I DISSTON SHRUB BRASS SHEARmOS Wooden Top . . . .8 1 ^ , Are you en active member. smne 25,000 doctors of chiroprac MODEL Dt9B—REG. 84.96 PATRAS U m E tearytely in this Or do you just belong? tic throughout America direct at ,40" Upper Bookcase— FMLCO 23" MISS i'a a a te iig why- Submlttod by tention to the inter-dependence of AS SKMW A MONTH Wooden Top , .869.50 Beautifully etyled tax lte^fltei•'-;al«-. A tUBday Sdiool Tc good health and correct posture. A cabinet Vivid Vlaloo check-up o f toe posture of the aa- 30" Cane I ^ r Cabi trol that autamatlGate matax Labor Caaea File Up aions children is recommended, and n e t - range of coatroat 1% tMxted PhllM is undertaken by chiropractors Plastic Top ...... 8 9 5 Chaaris See it today a$ O o^ s; Ifte fofmm. W«ahlag|en*--llM Naflonal h o- during tola special week. Wooden Top ..,..8 8 9 #28" Overall Dtegonal t e . BMamna Booedr wtalch aver- .The importance of apîal ex TOTAD OUARANTSaD ON AIX FHELmW. dgad 1S,M0 eaaaa yearly from 1948 aminations of ochool age children 80" Upper B ookcase- •9-Dogr TV Servloe Covers A ll wmi 190l.*9aw works at W2XOOO* cannot be ovatemphaaised. Pos 886 NORTH BIAIN ST. Wooden Top .....8 6 8 • t e fl '.dU|i>" VMwal' teiaieaa''.by tural defects W ight early ip Ufa ' “ board an avaraginf 85 a can ba oasily coDwetod and toiia 886 NORTH MAIN S p i W T ^ e i i d M f f-SRBR ““ MwiiiJn 9-6258 baqtef kaa, ooMra oil olart mlM and a hsalthy body

IfANCHXSm BVCmKG HSKAU>; c o m , FftlDAT, SEPTBMBElt t, IM l IIANCBESTBB E V B ^ G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. ^ID A Y . SEPTEMBER p A o m i i i f

cautions, piuvidlng poUoe patrol, Sights hasMh C. finals. M ias America of 1962 will B londes Leading posting signs, and proposing or- laitk Circuit prosldsiit of, thS HartfcM JÂAOP T h te e Trdop 25 Bay Scouts be crowned Saturday night. to Uaoit the beach to Labor Goun<^ and a'., high,- Meial v ^ ..' The selection of eemlflnalisU is townspeople.UIWgwpVU|MV» Others,a thay said, ara NAAOWs H a w A t A tlantic C ity baaed on overall competition plus dlaallowita ctoot - i fence Moriai^ on suU-dMeriialimUta'asswurek LESSONS Blondes are eontfouing to lead t u n s fisnior Boy fieoutg wfivsfllmtiii Habersni, wUdUf* maa- has erected on the property. HAST H AjdVOH D WttfifiiON On Civi] Rights Jsdunu. UM flhrIridSfr find 10. - . . . -For ■ ■ i • . I prMMnted with Bagle bsdgas r#- wment. their brunette and red-haired com- Winners fo the evening gown Qalinat said Moriarty has of Everett Warner, 41, ef l i Wads HSUMS,' u ^ the dsisgsufi to Roger Hurd, wOdllfe manage T o Increase Beach Size pull with ins ocunoU 'iitstlstt o f • NfuMhfifitir RegIdMita. Property Obmen, csntly at a Court of Honor held by poUtore .in the Mlee America competition are not announced to fered sand and gravel from his worth M.,. was found guilty at ment; Gordon RUnritz, natura; bank on Depot ttd. to fill ia and avsding reapdmalbUlty, yaatartUy eriUoMng It , Former Studeiitfi Troop 26 ia conjunction with Troop pageant with Miss Utah and AQss Increase tha mystery about the I I ,lto y Johneon, swUnming,- life sav finar selection of the nation’s TImugk tin f i i rerity «f tteflatd t« withdraw $tt.SW from tht develop the siu. aftsrnoon in kûry trial. Judn labbr ItCdCn urged sdCpUea « f Lsonsrd Ksrshn*r o^'Brtdgfipbrt $1.50 Per Couple Per Week 47 at the Lake of Idea Scout Re- ing, rowing. brildUfe management; Arkansss the -winners in the sec Edward HamiU gntd Warnsr $76. beauty queen. , , | tM Ijarlii M Oovuitry and Uiicka fund to flAtneo th* ap In other action at last night’s anU-dlaCrlminatioa plank* ooa- was chosen Mr the MUativi n vice servaUon in North Stonlngton. 3lMMas Johnaton, bowing, canoe ond round of preliminary compe Misa Utah, from Salt Ledre City, Warner was arrastad aa raault praetdSnoy lute Labor M on ., iSept. nth, 8:00—-Koeney Stroet School I ing, camping, forratry: Jerry aotlM « a apadal town moatini propriation. * meeting, voters approved a $1,087 cernlng housing. . I Many parents attended the Court tition. said she had Worked on her panto Jaat fdSkt, tla town wW hara «m appropriation to cover legal fees of an auto accident tm July 38 in "Where was th* NAAOiP when Council last night t«L fin ths post Pier Information Call MI 8-4940 or Ml 949U m Keith, canoeing: Jamee HlmteU, Second Selectman Bertron A- front of Friendly lea Craaas an of Boiior to see Anthony AUbrio, peraonal fitness, UfS saving, na Carolyn Lasater, MlsS Utidi, mime act for two years while ddtUanal t t t-fto t fraatata public Hunt said that included in th^ in two suits agaliut the toem’s this leiîation was being pushed 7" lift vsosnt by Frauds JCnSS* le- fUbert Prokopowloa, and Biebard won the talent contest last night touring the western' states as a awn Mach and public park to ba Btanning and Zoning CeaHniaaion. Main fit FoUca/reported thkt he asked. tlrSfflsnt. Its polled 30,0M Store m i l M m lid Ml'MG Mi.jMi ture, printing. 233 feet of beach front property Warner struck thS front of a Car L Nelson bocomS Bagla Scouts. . with a pantofolne dance. She wore dancer with a theatrical -group. HOUSE aa tha LMdca Mamorial Oibbe oouaterod with S report vote* than his opponent, John ' AUbrio hse befn a member of Jonathan IQmhall, swlmmiiig, a dress, which she designed, that la a 10-foot right of way wUdh that was pulUnI: out of tha Friend- Hesethtway t t New Biitaln;' wildUfa management; Donalfi Misa Arkansas, from Pine Bluff, Moriarty owna Ha said Moriarty liaiKdMstet Bvaning Herald Oev- Of talk he had with Negro truck Troop' 35 alnee July 1956, and has converts from a nightgown to a Ark., has completed Her sopho entry nerrespondeait Mrs. ranttae ^ Parkii^ lo t Warner cratinued driven .who were crossing ptokst The only othSr ocatSatSd office Klritham, camping, fpreetry. t AfljmrMndaUngniajerityof 200 la wllUng to give It to the town in traveling south down Main fit and served u patrol leader and Junior business dieas to an evening gown. more . year..at__Randolph-Macoa wotMB aboforad an appropriation unie, teiepbene Pllgrtai 2 ^ 1 . lines in Hamden. Hs asid the driv was exactttiM sscratsty and It was aaalatant' ecoutmaater. HI# twin Gary Klrkham, caneeihgi PhlUp exchange for a 10-foot rl^t of failed to stop. won by Dhnlal CMdlafihSr 'M Nor Klemat, camping, forestry, Miss Arkansas, Frances "- Jane Woman’s College In 'Virginia but llT .d H to buy apiMtHcimataly way which tha town ow ns to ers told him they had besif tinned Tin EMN $01001. OF ftMQmO brethor, James, received hia Eagle Anderson, caught the judges' nods she plans to transfer to the Uni PAINTS f.t acraa of land with 273-foot d Collect—T il 3-8P2t ( ed tha leaderahip training pro Ufs management; FhiUp Robert- Clinton Ramsey (ret,), 72, former ted with newspaper work in Iowa beach include setting traffle pre- and 12.3 in the United States. and Commerce. with your Senior Por SoMkiy, Soot. 10 thru Saturday, Soot. 16^ gram. Scout Bkecutlve Alan Tuck ■on. Bwlmmlng, rowing, wUdUfe oommander-fo-chief in the Pacific City for more than 70 years, died U AJM. - 8 PJff. er addraaaed the group about the managemrat; Btliui Ronrs, wild- and oowtiiDe vice chief o f naval Wednesday. He had been city edi necaaalty of phj^cal fitnem ii «1 Sami, . tor of the Iowa (3lty Republican traits? Then see page 13 Dlqriay or Many Beaattful HoiAed Bugs and Pictorials operations, died Thursday. Ram- J'’ » America today. aonal fitness, nature; Anthony aey, who aleo-ferved as chief of the and Iowa City Daily Press, corres In tores^ g DesnoBBtrstloiia of Hooking Sooond C3aaa badgeg were award Salafla, nature. Bureau of Aeronautics from 1943 pondent for the Associated Press in today's Herald. Comirfeto Une of. ed to Roger Hurd, Douglas Wilcox, MORE and many newspapers and in re Rug Blaltlhg Equipment and Hooked lUtg Patterns MAKE SH O m N G AT VHTNER*S to 1946 and was named an admiral ^ Studio Gilt 8h<4> Featnrtaig Glass, Pewter, Miniatures OBrian Rogers, Thomas Mdieniion, Robert SimmerSiOunping. home In 1945, ratlied in 1949 after 37 cent years a contributing editor to GARDEN A GROWING HAMT! Richard Barnhighaui. Peter PhU- repain, forestry; Walter years In the Navy. He was bom at the Iowa City Press Citizen. Upa, Gary Petm , Michael Rice, swimnUnf, rowing, life saving; Ml 9-2023 OeJAI lA I I ILÛOAEfi Ckaham .MadDonald, ^Cartin Hau home rmalre, rmdUfs numagei- XENTER gen, WnUam Gaffney, Edward ment; Alton Spencer, nature, per ■ ON F" inoobpobatbd MANCHBSiTEItVERNON TOWN U N i . Bradley, Edward C9iapln, David sonal fltneea; RandaU Spencer, Scribner, Mark HUton, Steven swimming, rowing, Ufa saving, wUdlife managamoit. VITTNER’S $ £ > 0 400 0f-0X ^ /0...h lE F4U / Spencer, David Hloock, Maik Royce, Paul Frankenburg, and Ronald Starrett, canoeing, camp- Scott Tlnti. fog, forestry, clthienahlp In tha na OKN 7 DAYS FInt caagg badgeg were award tion'; Ronald Steiner, swimming, superb worsteds from Americans finest mills! S O W ( / o w X ed to Richard Gess, Robert Me- Ufe saviiw; DaifirtDauM Sturtevant,Sturtevaiil .. Neill, Bryan Nearing, George canoeing; David Sturtawant, swim DAILY FALL GARDEN SPECIALS Gess, Stephen Cone, Jonah Qstrout, ming, rowing, Ufe aavh«, wUdlife M E R I - B L a € Thomas Ellason, Robert Ringroae, maiuigement; Maurice WUley, • AJLIOtRAI. . . "LAWN SE£D MIXTURE Steven Marino, James Monaghan, canoefog; Roger WUaon, public distinctive stylos deplgned by Mr. Montagna! ovm 90% ItaVOH KOnUCKY BLUe MASS apeaking music, Ufe saving, ewim- Martin Haherern, Douglas Hartin, mfog, wUdlife foanagement. GREEN John Rice, Steven Joyner, CUffOrd SAT.iM iF^N. Treat, Brian Newman, and Niles QfiQW a « r w r w rA U t Mustard. tAJATOAPAI. PLUS Star Scout badges were awarded August B uilding outstanding new patterns in aditie Fall tones! A now teionDfic lowf tood W*nd do* ______j S T A M r e _ •i^piodlor^GBl pooidli in Iho Fidl..« to Douglas Anderson, Tlieodore OM 8 bostrtiful, hardy lawn naxl Spring Blakeslee, David Chatel,' Roy T ops 1960 V alue and firaugh tha Stmamor! Qtiaranlood Johnson, Alan MacDonald, David to conliiin owof SOy* of Morion Korv- iucky Bltia Greifi—pluk two othor out- 'Moaeley, Walter Simmera, Ran The value of buildings for which tianding grasBOfi —Kontticky 6fu« dkU., Spencer, David Bturtevant, penults were iseued divfog August Qram and Ponniawn Rod Foactio. . and R f^ aMp in the nation; David' Chatel, ia an old American custom that S P E C l ^ swimming, ibwlng, life Mylng, dates back to. the original settlers ROYAL HALL’’ .98 wUdlife management. / of New England, who leSrned from Steven CCne, wildlife ' manage the Indiana, to chew spruce-tree 2 BAGS ment; Thomas EUason, wlldUfe resina. The first chewing gum managment; Daniel Everett, na- marketed in the United Statea-'-fo NEW UGHTWElGlITTURMilO ture;-Kdward OaffnSy, swimming, th e'early 1800’s—was made from • iie.eeew.o.) George Gess, wlldUfe manago spruce gum. Later, gum was mada mentl Richard Gees, nature; Don-1 from paraffin. The uae of. chicle‘as WORSTED SUITS PLUS 20" UWNMAKER SPREADER aid Golas, wildlife management; • the base dates from the Civil War. SASOAINI Te« get two Sag* *f Breck'* mw IlgMwalght Terf-Ore — ISa «lvtl.li9a. aSarlati, leiw-latling lawa faaif — ghu big, 20 niggaS r i^ igraafar — haldi anougb fSr JOOO tg. tt, wilk [u>t. ana Sllingl Ir i

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S H O E S T O R E POTTED PLANTS llANCmimi^VlJIINON TOWri LINB . niOMB la 0400 ROUTE 5 ~ toUTH' WINDSOR, c 6 n R - PLENTY QF FREE ■V MANGHBSTBB BVENINQ HERALD, IfANCHEBIBR, OOHN« IRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1961 IIANCHESTBR EVENING.HERALD, MANCHESTim. 00MM„ FRIDAY/^REFTElfBER 8, 196t PAGE ELEVEN w anlargeif to encompass mors bb^ First Cdngregstionsl ChurMt will mote' fireman. USN, son' o f Mr. you want staswhors, taks'lt. It net, In foe mautag years;” be host st s freshmen party from end Mrs. Walter Binge of Brew talk with your plant manager about f m T m t a Hiint Ann^ Bandit Tim e of Y our L i f e ^vtag you the chance to ptan thxt O b ituary F v u p m m . - (Xi Fsiwpblets Avsllafcle .7 p.m. to 9 pm. Sunday st Qushdt ster S t. ta aerving aboard the Civil Defense Director Thomas MeiAoAsl HUi: All Ooventry fresh nerwiy commissioned guided mis- you will be-< just as cipaMs at 90 men sre tavlted. ' sUe crusler USS Long Beech op as you were at 09. Good msnagsn Area Woodland H im ika 'AP W g^ MiddlbRi^dte- W. Oralism fir. advtats. test erating out of Norfolk. Vs. By ARTHUR IXMBD ara Iplcreslsd In ability, not age. Mark L. Olymi pamphlets on the CS> program sre The feUowehip will have ts to ScFimmage tlon o( offtcers during tee 11 s.m. Dear Arthur: For 28 years Yve Dear Arthur; I'm one of these U Glynn. S Paarl St, dlad By St Gli^^ now svsUsMo from him. These are Tee Stmdsy st Msneheater Evening Herald worked se forelady ta a. man’s guys who never gets whMses, ri:MruY O w ) F«r Prenaiier tee asms ss ware distributed ta the morning worship ae:e n ic Wadnasday at Rocky HIU Vetarana Communtat North Korea chan^ the church. Ooventay correspondent F. Pwillne' cbametics factory. In eight weeks aneeses, coughs or cMds. The only I m stM i la s II— t ea two F-88 Sabre Jets- of - theho Ui(. local schools tost year. little . telepiMow 'P I 2-8281. time a doctor took hold of mq was MNf 700X01788 . t a t ' « « adialt lH|''iiaA « HoqiltaL Plans to conafruct a aaw ractoryOUon bulldiiig will ba YO goD M ) To Educate Fans Director Graham will also have (Mtleers being Installed Include I’m going to be M end X-flnd that Woods Offer within two weaka tor Church land peaatentea to aNtaa In « tee following: Richard Wilcox, once M years »f6 when he took out Ilwwh Fte* 7-8809 fMrtatr wM3t lilm. He was. bom In Burlington, V t, and rwMdal old offlcea and Um to tta Air ipam Ang. 81 ta viola questionnaire forma for those who ru have to give up iny job. The my' appendix, ^ c # then Pve been and lived In the Mancheater area prmmtrsetory at S t Marir’A use by tha junior and high aehoel have not- already fUtad them in. president; Penny Harris, vice CmMt sf'Ttaas Sasars r ..VtnMn r^ ^ ’***'*** today tUak tion ot tho Armtatlce ogn«inent the green and yellow oash at ofltae president; Unds ISUmsn, record plant manager told mo test 1 could healthy a# a peach,' hut now the IS years. He was a U. 8. Array vet copal Church were corai dsnartmanta. on tha BraalUan Labor party ehtafs Tho pubUo ta tavtted to n tatetof''Trooper Sergosat Ludwig T. Supplies of these forms wlU be in B utler B id Low Stay on and get paid just as much joints in my hands are beginning FREUfreiiMRiNi-IY-lNAl lia Mm M at aougkt may taro No Serenity ~Mt a t a meattag oC^GM pariah Tb» committee hopes that sold morning, or it oouM sta . . . Barbara Bunu, 22, daughter ■quad BcrtaunafiA a t 2 p.m. Sunday KolodztaJ, Rt. SL Coventry. Sgt tee local stores n«act wrsek. ing secretary: Barbara Jeon CSsr- eran of World War X ot late Comedian Bob Burns, re cheat. . as bef(Fore, hut I hiave to work ali to tighten up. Am I getting arthri OMNNMblS IMM * PiiUlgAlWiMlb bom wtamded. How tiadly, tbay Survivws include two brothera uldtag bcmmlttaa.. ^ ground mny bo broken tor the new tion a guard there eround the at tea Plataa Athletic Field of tea. Kolodzlej has been Instruments! go, oorresponding secretory; Osll F or Jîre A larm rectory next week. The rectory bloclt, but the benefit to 1M gained potted la fair ooadtttoa at Los An This oeramony was oat for today Grshsm sslA he feels “tha Mg Oirgo, treasurer; Donns Bnmesu, Mde girls I formerly managed. Tt^ tis? Write lar don’t ta Robert F . Glynn Of Hartfordrd ana The bommittee has «IA g«d the ta front of tho preaidentlal palace O m n try B dUm Ratrol Midget Ih inltisUng tee midget program, problem ta< first old rather then plant manager also said that this ' Horace •ooaiir T a s n c t u N. t: 97R«n Mr flrtd at a moa To Searchers Donald H . Glynn of California. ta . t o be completed t a February from such action.wouldold be minor gelas hospital, recovering tram Faathars footbaU team. Mohr pstatM out. action commission cbslrmsnt Val John Wannargrea Oonstrucuon Oo. overdose of sleeping pills. in- this modara new capital. shelter” In thta area. Ha urges sU is a company rule and that ha has Dear Horace: It'a posalble. Each HaalaE law tha woods ottB a k a r Funeral aervleea will be h^ld to to design and'conitract a nine- tor occupancy by tbe now. rector, In contrast to th# nutaanoa and ex Along with the acrimmaga the Rebert'Trtcbks ta bead cosdi of taterasted to enroll ta the rsdisc erie Wenner, fellowship commta-' The J. H. Butler Co. of Dover, nothing to do writh it. He makes all year arthritis clalma about 800,000 Ity ROBY O’OONNOB tea Rev. Gouge F. Noetrand and pense it wouM cauoa Former Prerident Harry' S. Even' though Gouiort, tha pro- Mon chslrmsn; David Eaton, blii- NJL, with s Md (ff $3,874 was the Bd. yastarday. At ttrst, ha was morrow at S:15 am . at the Thomas room Garrtaon colonial home on seed qbamplon o f BraaU’a1< family. Cheater Langtry, deputy dlreefor Truman aaya New acquaint tee fans with tea team fensive coach; Ataxta DouvIQe, end torisn end George Yeomens, faith apparent low bidder for s contract thoogbt to ba Prosier. F. Farley Funeral Rome, M Web property in the Wddon Katatea a good tag man. eonaot iMie a daene St 8 p.m. st tee American Legion won’t he let me stay on? And do that you're not one of them. How AMoodHRiakod ahltt #aa latar. land and Willington are generally ster S t, HartAnrd, and at S t tract on Meadow Lana. Tlw churdi o f pubUe worko,^ sMd that aoihaone Democrats offenoe. The sqiiad will run coach, and Charles N. Harlow Jr., Home on WsU St. This ta being commiMion chsinnsn. on s new compressed sir horn Are you think I should find a Job as ever, if you have relatives 'Who Bulhitag pinm provtda for a two- toC renominating Mayor Robert F. unleaa it ta s lg n ^ oy-,tha prime alarm this morning. fooad in the bosbea. pictnraeque and peaceful. Inviting Peter’s church at 9 a.m. Burial will will exerdoa its opUoa for purehaas could bo Btatlonofi at the disposal ------— “ yjiouao minister and anothar member o f through a ’'dummy Imrlmmsge” defensiw coach. Mrs. Alsxta Dou- spmiaorsd by the locsl Green-Clio- The sdult leaden of the feUow forelady somewrhere else? have had arthritla your chances of story Gamaon colonial with ahta- area after t|te regular‘attendant Wagner.. . . W hite'------vllle is ta charge of the team’s Milp include Mr. end Mrs. Richard Tbe only other bid submitted Patricia An aotimated ta Traopara and be In Rom Hill Memorial ot parcMs totaling 148. f t frootaga to Mmtiiy ohUdrea who wffl Join the government, he quickly jotaAl while coaches explain tee pla^df bot Poet. No. 83, American Legion getting It are about six times the FALLOUT auxfltaty state poUcamen and a to hikers, picnickers or flabermen. Rocky Hill. and 160 f t depth from Stanley and exterlu, tour badroomo, two goea home, w t that thta wtnild ba morementa firTs cheerieadlng team; Auxiliary end tee CD program. Eghtv, Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Bru- wras for $3,99780 from tee Game- Dear Pat: Throughout cur lives average. See your doctor for imme âoeo ta the Uvtag room apd three-year-old OaroMno Kobsm^ the ^ itlcU ocramble for whatever Boardman and William A. nesu, Mrs. Ethel .Cargo end the well Co., Newton Upper Falls, half dosen Vanion poUca are today they are not pictur- Friends ipay call at the funeral Gladys Bray and Atty. Hartad Gar- an oxponMvo nutaoAoa.' power was at stake ta tha makeup The program will he In prepsrs' MUloi? The couree will be s free 10-hour people expect certain behavior from diate consultation about your spe ftalMed recraatlon room, acreoned The dump, ta open around the In her nurimy .aehool at White in charge of the grounds and Rev. James R. MsoArthut'. Maas. The Federal Sign and Sig us at different ages. A lO-yesrîld cific symptoms. SHELTERS eeanblng today. home today from 2 to 8 and 7 to rity. Bstlmated cb t ot the new House this fou- - • Twta-onglne of Neves’ oabtaet tioa for storting lineup for tee to be conducted for s total State PoUoe Lt Bdward For- To Vernon and State Policemen 9 p,m. rectory construction and land pur porch at tho rear, braeaeway and clock, seven days a week, for any George H. Cour, transportation of fh^^qensecuttve weeks with Dwseo Tensorrow ns! Co. of Blue Island, Dl., sub is expected to do long divtalon, two-car garage. Dttasnalona of the Navy Neptunb bomber, on Its last Goulsrt refused to present Neves oms opener game Sept. 17 at tee mitted a “no bid." b event e< emergency, fsw melatar ot Troop C In Stafford searching for an unknown, armed chase ta $88,000. ) one who rranto to bring rubbish to emnmlttoo diairman. qualified niatructor. The use of There wiU be s donee for locsl wrhile a nine-yearH>1d is not. A Dear Susie: There is nothing “ old areiui If aay, are as g ^ ss house wfil be 70x28 feet taohidlng flight of two-week training mis formeUy to congress until he had Beld. A m idg^ team from WUll- In commenting on tho team’s There ta $4,000 In tee present maldish” about flying the American SpitagB aald waiTonta have come fugitive, the woods ars monoton Mrs. Aaselin MMd Kaaulke Remodeling plane include taatal- It ' a fuU list of cabinet ministers to mantic Will he tee first opponents Geiger eountUB, how to detect rs- teen-sgen st 8 p.m. tomorrow st 80-year.(rid couple is conMdered .prepared skelters. They ara bi today from Fairfield and North garage. Plana Include On araoalte A town rosidont eomplataed sion, eraskes la lake George, FIa ,, progress, Cosdi Trichka said "If the Nsthsn Hole Community Cen budget to provide for tee new fire suitaMe for adopting a child, while flag every day. Tour conscientious ous in their sameness and frighten Rockville — Mrs. Amelia Miehl latian'Ot a fire eocape. sprinkler driveway. landarantag and klUlng five of II orawmen. nominate. Congress could not come of tha local team. diosetivs teUout, end how to pro ■ necessary tasurasee. Pre BaVan for Vtaate's aneat - ing because of their density. com - Tuesday night to the hoard of dl- spirit and determtnatlon mean tect oneeelf end the public. . ter. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Jones alarm. a 40-year.oId couple ta not. And 4t ness and patriotism are laudable. Kasulke, 179 Union S t, died early system and rubber tile floors In the htaatkw atorm wtadowa and doora, to a decision on tha cabinet last Ltaeura to date announced by anything, we’re going to arin some The alarm wrill be installed at . The negligence and dtares{>ect ot pare yours now. Frasier md hla partner are he- The man police are looking for this morning at St Francis Hos administration buUect us to “ act our age.” dore and Elisabeth Winter Miehl, make way tor the new church Brad Smith, Bob Plaster; tacklL.. teat doRcentratlon to date has Peter R. Binge, electricisn’ii studying the )>lds. If you can find tee type of work about the future of this country. man in the act of ransacking her which dot the area at long inter and she had Uv«d In Rockville all fices. TentaUve idana provide for a MilMlng- The old rectory ta lo little aeavehglhg; nAne o f it by pro- Small craft all around tha,guU cal turmoU that followed Quadros’ Tbe Pilgrim FeUoirahlp of the Mtala St. homa They left behind Byroni Pender, Paul Morgan, Peter been confined to condiUonlng, vals along the winding, tree-shad her fife. pooalble apartment for on# of fhe cated to tho rear ot tho partdng faaelonala Ho. said tba moot fre- eoaat wore kept pinned ta port ns resignation ta beUeved to hava Cunningham, Donald Hansen; fundamentals and basic-T forma a ta caliber idatol. an>ainntly ed roada She Was organiser and president rectW s aastatanta in the extating qent kind of ocavetetag was by done serious harm to the nation's used to shoot tqi a mirror and carls churnad up tha waters of marda, Dave Higgins, Jeff Ciour, tion plays. He said "the boys am iTh^ ask the people Inride to of the Golden Age Club of Rock rectory when it is tranaferred Into The building committee ta com someons wbo oxittea -a dtacu]^ thta entire 1,000-milo wide sea. economy, already sorely troubled Ronald Dickerman, Jerry Moiui' window church offlceo. by infiatinn. And many BrazUtans 'tetching on fast and may compen come out to assure them that xm ville and a former member of the prised of JeraoB ^ F . Mershall, refrigerator or Washing madune, Two other otorma besldea (terla han. sate for any lack of experience One of the man jumped through Manchester Golden Age Club. To Spead 8B9.Nt chairman: Atty. Allan D. Tbomaa, and who then returned late At night fear that the new parliamentary a Plata glam window and was cut. atrsnger is hiding in the house. spun over the tropical weather ■ head- Also,’'centers, Dave dour; quar with tee s p ^ and determination They check burns and ontbulld- Surviving are a son, Earl R. A pariah meeting last month Ludwig Hansen, Warren Tennant and removed the engine from it. system will mean a. nagging I terbacks, Lorry Ltadbom, Mike they have shown to date.” Frasier has ak cut on his left hand. Bdward Glennoy, and two ex- He m id that thta win probably map, hurricane Betiî a 125-miIe- ache of political tastabUlty. inga. Kasulke of Vernon; two sisters, voted a special appropriation of an-tamr* twister, churned up the Boardman; fullbacks,' Tommy "Enthusiasm for the program X r a Nye gave the Uoenae hum- Mrs. Chris Gubits of Bast Hart-^ about $$0,000 to hinld a new rec offlclo mambers, Gordon Fogg arid coaw when Urn ootaMned geTbege Neves_____ has _ indicated he ly bar 0( the getaway car to poUee. In a large wooded area off Res Atlantle 700 mllea eoutheost of Loray, Tommy Papsnos; half- has spread to tbe gentler sax and ford and Mrs. Dnvtd Chambers of tory and to remodel the admtala- Albert Dewey, wardens. and rubbish collections sre started, Order a switch ta the foreign pol hacks, Davs Storm, Don Storra Tba North Bavan -w arrant ervoir Rd., they' checked small, tration building and pnoent rec The Rev. John D. Hughes and Capo Ood, Mass., and tropical, icy decreed by Quadros, who took a squad of cheerleaders, organised K rustic cottages, used as hunting or Manchester. giviig townspeople little excuse to and Billy Gordon. by Mrs.' DouvUlc, from young la ehazges Ptaalar wtth bceaklng and Funeral aefrices win be Monday tory. The construction-renovation family are Uvtag ta church-owned go to the dump. storm Dobbl# was growing to a sharp turn from Brazil’s tradi eotartng, OmA. and assault with fishing lodm , to SM ^the man project involves reftaanctag of tho property at 34 Lawton. Rd., and ward hurricane force west of the tional Ues with the United States In accordance with tee Midget dies In tee 8-14 yeara ag* graup, bad been there during the night at 2 p.m. 'at the White-Gibson General Manager Richard Martin League regulations, the squad will wrill be on hand writh shiny faeas In tm tto kOL Funtral Home, 85 Elm St, Rock mortgage on the church property. the Rev. William Gender IH to sold other ecavm ^g wae dorie by Cape Itorde Islands off the West and coolness toward Ckimmuntat Shota were Sred at Xra. Nye as Said Chief Constable BMbmund It ta expected that remodeling rooming at the home of Mrs. Africm coast. countries. be cut to 25 boys before tee open and swirling skirts to cheer the F. Dwyer, ‘Tt’s a real problem.' ville. The Rev. Paul J. Bowman children who “ end tip taking more ing game. Boys cut at thta time boys on down the field", Mohr said. aha drove toward tha honae. win officiate, and burial will be in and renovation of tha admtatatra- John Jenney, 30 Summit St. homo than they bring down.’’ Brtiiy ottered no threat to the "Our foreign policy wlU repre fta FaMWd enumnt charges A maes of men searching the area sent the pure.trsditlmi of BrazU,” will continue to work, out with tee Response to the program baa Grove Hill Cemetery, Rockville. He aatd that, technically, all the United States and Debbie was tod squad and will be further sohooled been appreciated by Its organisers > with robbery with violence would do batter than just a hand BYiends may call at the funeral garbage and rubbish belong to the far-away to ho scouted by recon- Neves said, apparenUy meaning and raps, fraam ehargea. State Po- ful, he said. and Burton R. Usk of Ellington; he would go back to cooperating ta the, fundamentals of tee Pan and as x^nted out by Defensive home Sunday from 8 to 5 and 7 to and four grandchUdran. Area Dum p Study town, once U has been collected end natassneo aircraft. But Cliura was ther System under direction of Coach HSrlow "It ta hoped, ta line I aaU, stem from a break about But only authorised law a 9 p.m. taken to the dump, eo that pomlbly on Immediate threat to cities. with Washington ta international ___ __ jn goin a-Weetport home foroement . ofllcera can conduct a Private funeral services will poUUcs; — ...... Bob .Secant. Boys in this group with our national ’gbto~ for - In held Saturday at 1 p m . a t the Started by CRPA a Kavehgte mlght~be tor towns Sad U to' $8 mllUon ottshn-e showing onou^ progress may see and the rape of a maid. search o f thta kind. stealing, (to Indicated thta might Oil drilling operation ta the . gulf. While Neves may continua to creased physical 'fitness in our Arvid Wnilam Carlson Whlte-Glbson Funeral Home, 85 gams action Utter In tee year.,’This youths, that the program can be ta tfae'saarch yesterday, Vernon Constable Edwin R. Carlaon Arvid Wniiam Carlson, 49, of be alltfI iitle fa r fetched. Most, of the 2,s6o men o^rat- trade with Communist nations in eotataUm ind Rockville pa^l Elm St, RockvlUe. TtaCRev. Paul hopes of dumping some of Bra phase of the Panther program has said that in woods like those, -“He Hebron Rd., Bolton, died suddenly J. Bowman, pastor of Uiilon Con Town Engineer Walter Fuss this Charter Loiûact ing the drilling rigs and produc beeien initiated to enable every boy mm came to th# aid oC State could be ll've feet from you and thta morning at Manchester Me week, attended the organisational Town Counsel Arthur J. LeCSalre ing facilities were rushed to zil’s huge coffee , surplus, ha 1a IVoopm only mtaintea after you wouldn’t see him.” gregational Church, will officiate. shore. not expected to do so 'with the who registered for tea midget pro- morial HospltaL Burial will be in Grove SDH Ceme meotaig of a tachnleal committoo Jr. said that, under the town char gram to lesm the esaeUtlsta o f tbe Troo|Mr J o e s ^ Korn raA oed he State PDUce kept patnd can He was born ta Manchester, ter, file pubUc worka department Before thrashing throu^ the warmth displayed by Quadroa had seen two men leap from a car tery. to solve regional dump problems. gome and sM y replace Older boys circling the area last ni{pit In an March 28, 1912, a son o f the late has the responsibility to regulate Yucatan Channel into the - gUlf, It seemed likely that N ev es ta later seasons. an the highway and flee Into the attempt to prevent the man from Gustaf and Anna Qustafson Csrl- There will be no calling hours. ’The meeting, sponsored by the the collation and disposal of Clara hit Cuba’s wsstem Ptaar del would devote more of hta energy woods. Anyone wiabtag to help sllsy flagging down a car at night and aon. He was educate in Manches Capitol Region 'Planning Agency, trash. .However, the rules - and Rio Province, smashing 70 buUd- to. Brazil’s domestic problems — some of tho expenses of the pro The Rockville P. eeevtaced the aetton win w*- were reported tajured. She NetM j Treaty Or- He was a wneaver ta local textito New York—Â new dtatere of v«at a aenv World War. Khrash- '60 COftVAIR $ 1 6 9 5 ST ke dees Wrflten tor'Newspaper mUta before hta retirement “700” 4-Door. unknown origin, "ash diwack,’’ ohov’a Bseaaagd to tho oerveath Stm iief plaid baf dith Survtvon taetude two iieaa, has wiped out about 60 nor tent of ooaforeaee oa S o lo a e e oad Home Pennanent eliminateSi Q—What c auaea the very tired WUteo A. Uak eif V arnoA and i wni n a a lt In and worn-out fSeliiig I have when tbe white-aoh treoa In 18 couhtrles Worid Affairs woa read yester '5 9 V O U S $ 1 6 9 5 prfodiainpoo. Cuts time up^ ban4r extra pocket tor saoil^ Oarlton N. Uak. o f Rockville; four of eastern New York and ta day by the Chief Soviet Dele- at Low Wagon—Karmann-Cfoia. ever the temperature goea above [fiidi^SGliool atensii8;etc.^ 80? Xt tbla a mood conffitfam? I an> brothers, Norman Uak ef Binn- spreading. The white aah.te the fate, Atasaader V. Tepohiev, to iMlf! No mix, no In M * 45 yean old, but Pva jnat had to togbam. Ala., AUmtUakofVatBon, B ujor source o f irood fo r haaebaU fin k vice pwisMsat at the B u^ \ ill,PURPOSE RINUERSI Kerwta O. Uak of Byrueam, N .T.. h «ta — ^ ^ * 5 9 F O R D $ 1 5 9 5 me$s! M oneytia^ drag myartf along all my life when Moa Academy at Scleaee. DISCOUNT Ranch Wagon. _ at state the weather is hot e! ' viNyL eoM Reo he A—It may poaalbly be that yw \ '$ 9 0 U ) S $ 2 4 9 5 KEAPSIT Bsat be railed ee* suffer a salt defidMiey. e^Mctally REG. $2A0 AReHyHUNC BWDER '*We have te:ta if you perspire freely. V Wl^ b y Oaa't . Super "88” FiesU Btatloii Wagon. y.YM Mrnsx/Xa PRICE you eat a few salt cradten or add SPECIAL shaped IW rin js to VACUUM BOniE oome table salt to your drtaking 691 Main Stivet, Manchesto’ water and imte the effecta? *5 7 O L D S $ 1 1 9 6 keep papers neater. Uses A m p le ^ to keep your tovor* Next To Gas Cotatumy "SS" 2-Door Sedan. Q—I am 8 feet 8, atockily built, 1.00 giant pack of paper wUi room itedtok...lutorcoid!lded large ot frame and I work as Free Parkiiiff In Rear , \ tospare. r e g . $ i .09 torhniclie9,trip o .i SEND THEM "eleaatag lady.’’ I cued to wel_ *5 7 C H B V . $ 1 4 9 6 E X A M fL E : Convertible. 198 pounds and, on my doctor'a ad ilUE OIIVAS lOOU U*F ^ ^ picnics; etc; THE vice, I. reduced my diet to 2,000 REG. $1.79 calories and then to lAOO calorlea '5 4 C H e V . $696 fiAVEafor (and 1 count carefully). Z got down 4-Door. DINDER reA. HOMETOWN to 172 pounda Pm sticking to the l.SOO-calorie Heavy duhf binder vnth IW M R W v i a NEWS *5 6 C A 0 O Y $ 1 5 9 5 diet but I can’t seem te lose any Fall rinjts. Bhie heavyweight canvas. more weight And if I take fewer RCA “ 62” 4-Door Hardtop. Multi purpose "Lunch-in-ette" 'Man lAOO calories, I can't get my work done. NEW VISTA '56„ÔNTl $795 V' A—I pieoume your metabolism Is Chieftain Deluxe 2 > Door ZIPPBRED normal or your doctor would sure Hardtop. \ LUNCH KIT ly have pieeeribed a thyroid Ptejpa- .1' raSOn. If this Is so. and U you 19' ' UHF-VHF w W T '5 5 P L Y M . fsel well (your letter menUous no O / ditreas) wl^ don’t you merdy con- 2-Door Sedan. IPS emtrate on not regaining any of your lost weight? '5 5 P O N T . It may 'wen be, despite stand- "88” 4-Door. It*"" J^J Thermo insulated to keep] aida that give Average weights and heights, that your Nonnal lunches or baby's formulpi ereight la 172 pounds. desired temperature. Also use-] R cfudkai.flf.. when ,.Yqu’re .atoddly built and Urge M N C H ES T^ your flonrke sian or framed. There’s no reason to ju c^ REG. 98e ful as utility or overnight k it SAVE Slet your normal liy the standaxda * 'R « v e n * * WMHSB is s ts tia iic d , whose caleulatlona neoseaerfly take OURHONiJE file IbnMlMffter Eye> Never before into ecConnt the weights « those “SeUtagaad Giant value pack of Binr H still Ctt be for< who ere neither stocky nor large- ' has such a low A U R M a O W I REG. flAS mobiles for Over 28 YSHa** warded to be at^*HsU framed. price tad been 4(Hir. spring wound: loud beU lined filler paper. Fits 2 andr StffTTBffT C B M m AT. Cafl” rerdttiy witii Q—Out two entirely different, j t t a ^ to a radio of alarm. Metal case in colors.-| 3 ring notebooks. " an the bm selowe eiBws dioitactly W00 00 0*«0#«'' He right ta the face of evldîce WZEt 4 -U 9-7879 that proves him a liar.-i 188 WEST MIDDEJS TURNPIKE ~ ______■V aoooaowdiMo . MwPV $ 9 8 .9 9 • oooeooo'eoaoo leS6 Three times, b« bee deatroyed ' - ' CORNER pURaHT «r. ••adeeaeyeeoeooo t a votuoMe property of mln« and swore to tae last he had nothing to A eiiala of a ooetl Hen% I mioui Reg. 10.95. do with It He tore a dieat of mine L A E M QUAETEIIS TO SERVE YOUK iNEOSI tyaplwap MI Z 'lJ ll ta front of five witnesses and 10 Mn m Y 4 M e « m «MMen m PUCNTY OF WONT AMD REAR PARXDHI aatautes later aald be- dldn’ t know 2.99 BARGAIN BOX RES. $1JI anything a h e^ it. RlRpad on eiQien dwablk 9Mtafata MeeCowi, wWi olve suit boat and panta with bis AUTO GLASS INSTALLB) \ kaite and awois I md done it. ^fteondse and comprehensive PENCILS F l^ me up bodily and Slanis GLASS FURNITURE TOPS reference wiilc tor school, SM down on th« floor or acrara Hm UW far liaaay «nfm(b S v p o ' Special Value PEN AND arm at a chair to break my hack MIRRORS CHraploRff M d D o r t I . ofltogLoffice and home use. without leaving any braise that will SUEDE AND SHERPA and comfort on Wlntai% eotdort. : 36 PENCILS ACCURATE & DURABLE PENCIL SET show. TIm Bible says a peraon can • a-- A-0 AA..^ Rf g i j o he. tahahited by demons. CSotdd this nCTURt FRAMING C « lty p M ) W d ) s t e f s peoaniy be the trouâritk hiM? N OW ..... DRAFTING - A-^Yeur hwbsadflbviaufly has a For tlia fashion oonscioaa Mjaa, lush auada with W I N D O W o M F L m G M ^ dound pMchaBi. For your . MANCHESTER, CONN,, lEIDAY, SBFTBlfBER 8..1961 HANCHtaTfcK EVgNINd NlOtAU); FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1981

crpaM opkrating ekpto'sea by |1 J house, Ino., hez donated z philoden- ernon million a ySar. South Windsor drum .plant to each new teaehw in State News The new pect, If retlflSd by the the town’s school system. This WMripssI i r n t n , membenhip, would be retoraotlve donation U in conjunction with the to S ep t I and until' Sept. 5, 1983. WappingFair South Windsor Education Associa ^ - 0 Drive Goal O t^ provizlona of the eeiitract tion welcoming activities fortnaw Dntei'f:' rales peasloas for spme emteoyee teachers in the system. PrteM ai Isk end increase eompeny payments Awards Listed Jews Plan Sorvlceo . S«rvieB That's lifto r iroaa Pten oaal ons. group Uf4 inzuraace premiums. Tbmpla Beth HlUel of South FViday, September 8 CompiM by StudeDts of Manchester High School SNEd X) also agratd to discuss 'Windinr ahnouncca its schedule for Due to -toe lack of Interest M9te totette ate expaeud. poUes wejfS - to minimlao tha effects of Its high holy -days services with said.' aatomatlhn .on omploymint levete. among toznagius, Miss Wapping Rabbi Paul Shiman. Potterton's A goal of -|10,000 has been aatf meet Wedaeedey at T;S8 p.m. in Services will be .held Sunday at 188 Cantor St.-*Oof. of Church EXAMS REQUIRED forr the annuli fimtf drive of the toe Lotue Flak MemeriSI Build- D4t. Jdte Roharte aald phony Fair eootest win net be held os School Work ehaeka wartli m«ra than |8,()M 8 p.m., Monday, beginning at 10 Touring ‘Wolf Pack’ RookvlUe PubUe Health Nuraing ing in RookviUe to pUm for a pic B M b y F B I formsriy announced. a.m. and-Tueedsy beginning et 10 Association, to begin Sept. 15 end wara aaahad. All wara mada Out Awards which will be presented Sophomores . are reminded nic on 8apt. 2k at Henry Park. with fin iutomatia ohaokwriter, a Brldgapart Mpt 8 (P)-A a.m. that physical examinations are continue fer .toe balance of: the OOP RsUy Set Britekport man has bMn arrsst- at the Fair Baturday are: AU services 'wUl be held at Wap- Describ^by month- machhaiaal daviea oftan usad by ed by tha Eedarfil Bureau of In- required for all studmts during Howls Home from West T he Vernon Yeung RepubUcan busiaaaa firoia to maka out payroll Frank’s Pluirniaoy Award; 825 plhg (Community Churto, their aophomore year. Students Paul B. Sweeney, treasurer ot Club will bold a "M e^ Tour Cbndi- checks. veetintion for aH«t4a like in Japan? Nbrlng a report of this examina- Poiroe said 180 ehaeka wt Moaee Marshall. M, iKa* oat on ubQ to the Kuree’s Office be Un, *63. Trlcarlco and Ralph Gaston. Ver fmkroed by a buffet and denclng. stelaa la May' from a Maridan fo rt originality, sducational value. wilt be the speaker. I Are they aimilar to those here in fore'Dec. 1, 1981, School physi non; John L. Daigle and Roger Dancing will be from 2 p.m. to 1 probation in U.S. .District Court Time, ckro and appearance will be Open House for new members m ry rni. m ic ^ the United States? These ,|ueetiona So run the impressions of. this sarvica atattoh an ' ebma athert m Oamden, n :J., 1* January 1988 mry FRI. NITE cals will be given after this Flaherty, Rockville; and Mrs. B. am. to toe music of the Dubaldo wera atalro from anothor aarvico considered in toe Judging. will be Oct. 2 for those intereeted and more may have risen in the year's Phinney-Runt Bkhwatiohal Paul Mosohtoa, EUbigton. Brothers orchestra. for making aiik- pgsslng a faue Ruth and/Dave Award: $5 to ih Joining toe Club. nlnds of MHS students as they Ante. Tour. For 83 dkys, pafcked with stetiott about a yaar age. money «rder. A warrant charging L till 9:00 d Home Room.Syttem Herman Usher la chairman for Ticksts are available from all PaUca. aald Undsiey waa using him with violating probet low was Cives Recital each boy and girt gaining tha most saw ie*ycar-old Hiroko Nogaml Of the many changes that greet- fuii and frolic, the 31 boys of the the business district, Franklin C. club members and further informa tos ails* Ajbart ChiUUsh. Ha was first awards In Youth and Young hiznehester E T e n i h g Herald fPDowine her s at leaving their names enshriniMl at W llshin Rd. hs wsls not horns, poUca said; his home on-Smith A yester a recital by her teacher, Anne S. award to teenager who mZkes and 4-1758. aa a senior. haps the most striking was the The RPHNA is-a local organlza-' AU Vernon residents A n invited with approximately 880 other boys day. He was confined In toe New P ra tt on Monday at 8 p.m. In exhibits the best cotton dress. In Japan, Hiroko rises at, 8:30 Reactioosto newly-initiated homeroom system. tion, serving RdekviUe, rural Ver to attend and meet the candidates Mothers’ Club' Award for either Shepard Honored daily and by' 7:S0 she is on her end girls of nine other such tours. non, .ToUand and BUUngtOn. Ita Buah on Had Test* Haven State Jell ptedlng district Fellowship Hall of Second Con Greeted with mixed feelings, by Led as usual by'feculty members on tos OOP ticket for the Oct. 3 court action. boy or girl in best of hobbies. way to school by train wearing Mr. Gilbert Hunt and Mr. Paul campaign is conducted and funds town election. WeZhlagton,- Kept 8 (P>—Sen. gregational Church. Apple Pie Contest Blue Ribbon Washington—A red, white, blue, her school uniform. After a 40- the student body when It was spent within its service area. ^ Catering wlU be done by the Im Prdebott BuSh, R-Oonn., soys re Girls’ State Phinney, the boys wore driven Fire Merafudt Fleet Miss Arsndt daughter of Mr. Award—the winner. wiU be eli and gold chair commemorating miaute ride she is ready to start tentatively proposed last spring, mllee, through 36 states and Some funds are gained through perial Caterers of Bolton. cent: nuclear bomb teeis by .tos gible to submit her apple pie at toe the first space flight has been the system, new to this building, 10,000 Admitted Thursday: Harris Russians sliow that they "intend and Mrs, Gustave A, Arendt 38 school at 8:30, toting the 11 books Many people know that each 3 tomadlan provinces. public appropriations, as In Tol Groton, Sept. 8 (P)—State Po William St, is e 1981 graduate of Association of Connecticut Fairs presented to Com. Alan B. Shep of her 11 subjecta. At the public contains measures Intended by, the The group left the MHS parking land. but toe balance of tha assoi- Cohen, 'Frog Hollow,* IBIington; to use the power they have.” lice MaJ. Carroll E. Shaw haa on Saturday, Nov. 4, 1981, at the ard, Jr., by its maker, George summer the American legion aidministration to ease the prob Henry Berube, Sunset Dr„ Vernon: In a radio-television interview been re-elected president of the Manchest'sr High School. She will one haiiL!,/ licaê pai. school she studies until 8:00 with, a lot July 1 at 6 a.m. Stops that day ciatlon’s funds come through pub attend too University of Hart GrOntmoor, Berlin Turnpike, for Emms of Gisborne, New England. 40-mimttc period for lunch. During sponsors the Nutmeg Girls’ State, lem of communications in a school were at Cooperstown, Netv York’s lic donation. Frazier von Falkenberg, 81 Lewis yesterday, Busk ^ added that New England Fire Marshal’s Ae- Judging. Emms also made an "Everest” of 2,500 students, and, in the words St., Bridgeport. Khrushchev appears to have ec- soOiatlon. ford thb. year. Miss Arendt has lunch there are iânirauncemenU but Just what is it like to aUend ? Baseball Hall of Fame, and Ni According to litlsa Ruth E . Hoyt, been accepted as a student by Decorated Child’s B irth d a y chair and an “ antartic” chair for followed by feo o r^ After school of Principal Rogers, -to "give stu agara Falls. The next da/ the supervisor of nurses, the RPHNA Birth Thursday: A son to Mr. eompUehed hia purpose in resum He was named to retain the Cake: $5 first prize—13 second Sir Edmimd Hillary, moimtaln Leslie Carlson and Carol La Pdlt dents a place to tie to,” and help and Mrs. Paul Neron, Charest ing nucleer tests—hs hqs fright post at yesterday's closing session les. Estelle Uebllng of New fiOroko attends a special course three-car caravan entered Canada provides nurses to' vilit commu y«ork CJity. prize. Winners will be chosen by climber and explorer. for students who are ptannlhg to '63, along with 194 girls from all alleviate "loss of student identity for the first of two times, and the nity homes to help In the .care of Trailer Park, Vernon. ened toe "non-aligned aktionsr ot the orgaalsetion’s second, an popular vote. In order to vote, the attend the md'iendty. On other over the state had the opportunity in a large institution.” boys were able to pundiase quen- newborn babies, provides nursing Birth today: A daughter to Mr. BuSh also commented on the nual conference, attended by some voter must bC 16'years or over. afternoons she attends the ..Bing- to find emt at this year’s confer Students are assigned to one of Utieelei of flreworke which they had care In the field of mantel illness and Mrs. Rme Ouellette; R t 30. current controversy over.'tnllitary 150 fire marshals -and police chiefs ate as a. Barnes subsidiary under Chicken Barbecue, Supper tick ence, held on. the University of 131ington. troop informatRm proframa, soy- from throughout New Bhigland. terma of the agreement UidS Speaking Society (B8S) meet- MiHS’s 8S classrooms in an alpha the pleasure of igniting before re and retardatibh, sets tip' dental Deputy Fire Chief Francis J. ets will be on sale at 3 p.m. Satur lnga.TlM BS6 is a group of select Connecticut campiu the last week betical listing by class, to meet turning to the U.S. clinics for pre-school children, Discharged Thursday: Kevin ing tfiot offieora utould net giyC day at the Fair Office. Meal win of June. Turfeington, 288 Lawrence Rd., poitison polUleol .instruction. Connelly, Cambridge, Maas., waa MARRILIUS TAKES ed students who are studying the for about ten minutes before the The/next few days saw them school nnjirtng 'service, and com-r chosen first vice preetdent, and V injL include barbaeued chicken ( ^ for ■hglMi language. , During this short span of time, first period. At this time they will pees through Detroit, Flint, and muhity immunization plinics. Wapplng: Mrs. Lucy Persch, Howover, he sold, military per Trumbull, Sept. 8 (/P>—Fortner adults, H for ckUdren), potato a variety ■ot acU'vlties, including sonnel should'be fully Informed ot Surgaon Churl W. Irwin, Bangor, AHkpugh Hiroko is too busy receive,' through 'the teacher in Grayling, Mich., Into Mlnneaota. Also,' the RPHNA sente at nurse Mountain St.; Ideuior Liszewski, Maine, second vice president. State Senator Newman Marallius salad, sliced tomatoes, corn on the riaases, lectures, actual pcu-lta- charge,--,informatlon on and- clari The boys aaw the Ford Rotunda to the Crippled Children's Clinic In 6 River St.; James Dean, 57 Pros the Communiet meneoe. is seeking opinions from 1,300 .Oon- cob, cranberry sauce, pickles, rolls, with hst studies to participate in mentaiy practice, a mock trial and pect St. The Connecticut Republican also State Police S|t. Richard R- Mil othiec rduba, her school does have fication gof. certain school policies. at Dearborn, the Mercury, Chev Willimantib to review cases from ligan, N4w Haven, was elected necticut Republicans on what the cdffee, milk, hom em ade peach an axemng political campaign rolet, and Buick plants and the the RqcKVUTe area. pralraised the recent propoeel by party needs to return to power. a wide selection of extra-currlcu- Back to the Grrr4nd! This systein will also afford the the Interstate Commerce Commis- secretary aad Atty. John B. Har- shortcake. gave the rirlSvS deeper under guidance dîartment, the Student. Ford River Rouge Plant, the Mack- The nuraing .Asaociation^ was or Vemon and TaloottvUte Is bUon, Hartford, was chosen treas Marsilius.said: yeeterday ha hopes Teaobeni Oiveo Phuits -Jar aetMUea. After-school, sports standing of how their state gov lhac Stmlts and Lake Michigan, harnUed through the Herald's sioii th a t tosTtew Haven Railroad there include: Coed bsakethall, Erratum Council, and any other interested ganized In 1913 to provide bedside and other hard-pressed linea be urer. . to "restore plain speaking to po-' The South Windsor Education ernment operates. On the social Quiet, Please party, opportunities to reach all a Vulcan, Mich. Iron mine (on care for invalids. T hen was one Rockville Bureau, 5 W. Main St., Dip association Zdopted two res litlcal rostrums” by means of de Association announces that David tennis, ping pong, volleyball, swim aide a talent show and a formal German Youth July 4th), end the Blandl Paper liurse. TRenwut 5-8188 er baSehaU 9- given federal eubsidee. ming, and archery. Aa an added Town Students Correction on Page 13 of the studenta or any student In particu olutlons. One calls on the insulation bates on controversial issues. He Webster of Webster’s Green ball hlghllghtsd tbeir stay. lar. ■MUl at Grand ~ Rapids, Minn,1. The Today. the asxoolation has aeven 8797..^ materiala Industry to reduce, the said he will announce toe reoultz Read Herald ^d?s. Interest for the boys Judo and Manchester’s delegates felt that Student Handbook, 1981-62: Miss Anna C. BYench, head evening of the 6th waa spent In nurses, five of them on a full time Johleat Claim tU p of the current poll later this month. "kendo” (fencing) sue also offered. Period 4, not Period 5 aa list librarian at the Mary Cheney No one can argue that a need high flame rate of home insulation an Important factor In the learn Participate in Spends Senior Grant Forks, ND., 1,260 mUos basis. In two yegrs, the organiza Hartford, Sept. 8 (P)—Unem matsalala now in use, For the student who wishes to ing process was participation. ed, is the lunch period at MHS. Library, has requested that un exists In this respect In order to from home, after a drive through tion will observe Its 50to year of strengthen his knowledge p i a til the new rooms are finished have better accord between the ployment oompenaatiOB- claims la D m other resolution callz on the Bkch girl belonged to one of two the Paul Bimyan Country and service. Ctonnectlent increased by 1,349, to chemical Induatiy to identify the stdtJect there are Social S tu d io paftiea and to a town. Bhrery girl Legion Course Y earatM H S MHS students refrain from do student body mid the adminlstra- acroM the Red River. Jayoee Blans Projects Firemen Put Out Aft, Music Homemaking, Biology, ing their homework In the 11- tibn, there must exist some avenue Local Stocks e total of .47,897, during the week hazardous properties of chemicals also served in the Senate, of which The next day the group entered The Rockyiflo Junior Chamber ended Sept 3, the State Labor De In bulk storage In the interest of sad Chemistry Quhs. Students in- Carol and Leslie were members, Indians Face New to MHS halls is Harald' bixry. Tire new north-west cor of communication, by which the the Great Plaiiu and prairie coun Blaze in Truck tarestsd in perfecting their char The University of Connecticut ner reference room will be policies of one and the wishes of of Commerce has begun an."Op partment rm rted today.. safety as it concerns firemen and or the House of Repreaentattves. was the scene of summer activity F’riedrich Muelhbeiger, a forsign try, and after driving past the Mis eration, Flowers’’ project, and has (fuuUUoua teualtoed by Labor COmmiasioner Rmiato the general public. g e r writing Join the Art Hand- niere the members bad a chance ready sometime In January. the other can be exchanged. In this souri and MUl Rivers, hurried on Caborn h MIddlehraok. toe. Town firemen responded to an s i t i n g Club. . for several Manchester boys when Rough Season exchange ' student from Calw, way, by at least partially reliev announced plans to investigate the Ridcluti attributed the Increase to drnft and debate bltla Just as into Montana and the RoeWee. possibility of organizing a youth Baah Btoeks, chiefly to a one-week shutdown at BTOOK TRANSFER audible alarm frmn box 85, at E. On a normal school day Hiroko in the state govenunent. Various they attwided Nutmeg Boya’ State Wuerttemburg, Germany. Harald, ing the need for rumors and the July 8th the "Wolves:' drove into BW Asked New York, Sept t (D — Barnes Middle Tpke. end Woodbridge 8L “grapevine,” the school can func center in-RorieviUe and to set up a the large machinery plants. aivives home at about 6 or 7 p.m. officials from the town and atate during toe last week of June.. Nut Football fans will see some new who' aiT^ved in the United States Eleven Teachers Glacier International Peace Park, Oonn. Bank and Trust Claims during the same period a Enginesring Co., Stamford, Ckmn., last night at 8:90. After dinner Hiroko studjes tmtU faces on the Indian gridiron. Tak tion more smoothly. college scholarship fund: government. Including a police meg ^ y s ’ State, apontored by the on July 81, is living at toe home and the next day, to the Blackfoot Tha projects are . part 'Of the Co...... 68H 80H year ago totaled 39,515. said yesterdisy It haa reached agree The Interior of a truck owned by licao or 1 aun, depending (ki her woman, came to speak to the stu ing over the position of head coach of Mr. and Mjm Charles Baxter. Join MHS Faculty One not well acquainted with- the Indian Reservation into Alberta, HarUord National ment On a stock transaction by the Austin A. Chambers Co., 5(13 homework. American Legion, is aimed pt giv- will be Mr. Anthony C. Allbrio, of Jaycees’ "betterment” program, Die department said initial dents, and one evening a mock Injg toe young peoide of Connecti The exchange student will be school may well ask how this ftme- Canada. That day, the group of which Jhvy plan to' finance from Bank and Trust Co. 80H claims, which indicate new epella which It will acquire Connecticut Middle Tpke., caught on fire. It The Japanese school which Hi- trial was preaented by lawyers cut a clearer understanding of how the Science Depaxtramit, who has staying In the' UhHed States for Students of Manchester High tion was carried on before this emigrante went to the opening day Fite lasnreiiea CwtuiienMe Instrument Corp., Wilton, Conn. waa parked in a lot in back of Ma’a roko attends has a. few slgniflcairt Ibeen assistant coach for several money raised at a Jaycees’ Com of unemployment rose Sharply to at a Joint meeting of Boys’ state town and abate govethments oper one year, studying at Manchester welcomed 11 new teachers to the year. Herein lies one of the most of the Calgary Stampede, the munity Betterment toll booth to Aetna F in ...... 118H 123^ 6,197. Tha figure includes 2,617 Barnes makes infrared de'vices. and Bill’s on IL Middle Tpke. Dam differences from' our schools. Dur ate. years, and a former standout line High School. Among hU honor present faculty as school opened compelling 'reasons for the Insti- largest rodeo of the West The Hartford Firs ...'^..85 89 Omheetleut Instruments will oper age was.minor. ing the year older studenta go on and Girls’ State. With aU the be set up, in the city Sept. 23. claims due to mass shutdowns. tUnga planned those attending Different nim-profit organizations, man on the Wesleyan Unl-versity courses are EUglish IV, phystes, and yesterday. Additions to toe English 'tution of the system. boys were "disaolved” in a crowd National Fire ...... 144 154 The Bridgeport area led the state affv e^y cxcursimi to an ancient football te ^ . Assistant coach -will modem history. -Music Apprema- of ipO.OOO who thriUed a t rodeo The Jaycees broke ground Phoenix F i r e ...... 120 125 found they had little free time. in toe same general category as department are Mr. John F. De Ph-eviously, as every student in Tuesday night in Rockville's Cen in the number of claims, with 7,288 Japaaes dty. Once a year the the American Legion, offer to spon be Mr. Jaric E. Bku-ly, a former tion. Crafts I, and typing are three laney of Manchester, who practice events and toe Hiring display of. U te aad iMleaaalty toa. Dae. school jmida a festival when the PoUUcal actlyify reached ita backfield mah - from Akron Uni the high school had to take tral Park in preparation for plant Hartford waa second with 6.854 and culmination with the campaign for sor boya. This determines how other subjects he will be taking. . tkutot here last year; Mrs. Caro course in Blnglish, the English Canadian Jet fighters. T ^ was Aetna Casualty ....145 New Haven third with 5,077, atudenta parUelpate in aetltdties many boya from each town will versity, and a member of the When asked his impression of lyn B.Ehrman from Fort Wayne, really one of the hlgheet pointe of ing flowers and shrubs in public Aetna Life ...... 130 135 aa rday races. In her sCbbol six state officera. After gaining the Physical Education sW f. teachers were asked to perform parks In the city, Vernon and El nominatlona of .their parties, Carol parnripate. This past year there MHS, Harald said that American Ind., wh» was graduated from^ In the tasks which have now been toe tour . From thero, they went Oonn. G eneral...... 268 281 yrtrniM ^ addrecsed by her fellow were eighL local sponsors. The I t determination alone îild win schools are much larger and bet diana University; Mrs. Joyce Don, on to Lake Louise in toe Canadian lington tonight. "Operation Flow- Hftd. Steam BoUer 115 120 Croveman Burned ffHiA-ite -and teachers as Mips aa candidate for attorney general games, Manchester High’ School transferred to the . home room êrs” Is the first project Iri the on the Federalist slate and Leslie Junior class then decides, in an ter equipped with scientific ma who has previously taught at MHS; teachers. But this system had its Rockies, and on Tuestey, July 11, IVavelers ...... 1S8H 143 H Hartford, Bept. 8. (*) — Thom Nogami. as is the Japanese-ens- election, which boy^ wilt partici would witness a highly succewÎ terials than those in Germany. Mr.'. Donald Thomas of -Hazard angled back toward the U,S„ paM- Jaycees’ community betterment as Kcldreto, 24. Wilmintgon, Dal., tem. Psrfaapa the two most'OOit aa treasurer on the Nationaliat 1961 football season. A ffne show- drawbacks, CHten—English teach program.' ticket, the girls engaged in frenzied pate. T x v A U b^, Jim Alibrio, Other differences between (3«rman vlUe, who has previotody taught in ers would be forced to spend much Ing through British Columbia and Ootm. Ugfat ifc Power 38 8( a Crewman on an oil barge, suf standing differences a n that William Allen, - David Anderson, ing of about 77 high-spirited pros and American schools are- the into Idaho. The boys went on in Another step in the program Hftd. Electric Ught 73 71 sassa diUdien attend four-hour actlyity. Banda majorettes and Chicopee, Mass.; and Hhw Mary of their period instructing stu will be th^-placlng of rubbish re- fered second degree burns last Mikk HlnnoV, Jon Hudson, Ray pects turned out for practice Mon "clksqroom” customs, he said. He Abbe, formeriy of Blodmfleld to Washington and visited Grand Hartford Gas Co. ... 58 night when a boiler door on the I...-:''' school aassiohs on Saturday and cheerleaders appeared. The girls day, Aug. 27. The boys have been said that In Germany toe students dents on how to vote for delegates Coulee Dam and .Gtngko Petrified ccpticles at teeas outside the cen recall being aWakened one morn mond' Spilth, and .Bruce Stavens, schools, who will teach. World Uq- to Boys* State, or collecting money Southern New Bkigland barge Jilew open. aeedhdly, during their one month now seniors, were the 1961' partici “working out” and getting into always stand when a teacher en deratiuidlngq as well as. BktgUd^; Forest on the Columbia River. ter of the city. T?ie public works Telephone ...... 6 2 ^ . 5S>,4 Blaamai ehot out. burning Keld- sunoner vocation in August; they ing to -toe tune of "When the pants from MHS. shape for a hard and long season. ters. for yearbooks. As a result, the department has altekdy ptaeed rO- S ^ ta Go Marriiing ln,'t. the Fed- Miss Abbe ^ d Mrs. Ehuman vrin tehohing of English had to be mo Thursday, Friday, and Saturday- MeBufeeSuniig Oeeeoautee reth' Mi the face, cheat, and arms. hM« a considerable amount of . ^'About 8S0 boya made up the popu Mr. Alibrio, Mr. Blarly, and Jay- Harald said he would like to par be working with the drama grotips. were paqked with interest. Mounta cepticles throughout th O ^n ter, ' Arrow, Hart, Heg. He was admitted to Hartford Hos homework. Upon returning to araUst party theme-eong. lation of Boys' State this year, and vee coaches Mr. ’Dieodore Martin ticipate in. as many-extra-curricu mentarily shelved, when it had no Because the City baa no youth aoboiol they are all given an ex- At the g ^ Inaugural Bal> 6n Mr. Nicolas Costa from South- business Ming so: Rainer, Hood -end Adams, Salmon Associated Spring .. 18ti pital, where his . condition was they came from high schools all and Mr.. James Brezinski have lar activities as posslhle-during the Mdge, Mm ., form er^ taught in fish ladders, a aaw mill, Lasaen organization; the Jaycees said Bristol Brass ...... 18H termed satisfactory. gfhIftaHnn B^day the six winners fiw» both over the state. The different floors conducted both morning and eve school year; Ho-aaid he ts yery in Most students tend to associate they will investigate the possibii- Miroko’s weekend is mostly exm- Boya’ State and Oiria’ Mhte were Oilcopee, Mass., and NeW Hamp^ Volcanic National Park, C^ve PaU- Dunham Bush ...... 5 it The accident occurred on the of toe dormitory each represented ning sessions daily. terested in after school spoitaând shire, and will teach Modem3 .Pr6f>- the home room’ system with Jun sades, Park, O a te r Lake, and Ity of establishing one. Bni-Hart ...... 88 East Hartford side of the Connecti sumed w ith'her studiee but aorae- sworn into office, wl^TjasUe Carl an imaginary town ot 35 boys. clubs, but has not yet chosen kny ior h i ^ school, and ^'us, consci ■rae group- will establish tlasm sh gets -a chance to watch son becoming treaiiirer of Girls’ This year’s squad will have a lems and World Understandings. Reno, Nevada,. aU were seen a t this Fafhlr Bearing .... 58Vi cut River,. Each town had two main political difQcult task of filling large gaps of these activities. Also, he said, Mr. James Moriarty, who taught at ously or not, tend to-shrink from time. Sunday the caravan buzzed scholarship fund tor deserving N. B. M achine...... 19^ times she gets a chance to watch State. , parties, the Nationalists and the he wants to'become a memhdr of it in theh high school years, .âs if high school aenlbra in the Vernon Ammlean TV Shows can be blawed. The glrlsadnuned up their feel- in the line which were left by last 'S two years ago and at Bar Lake Tahoe in CaUfornia and Yo- North and Judd .... 14H New SNET Feet Federalists. Town officialg were year’s graduating class. Mr. Alib the Youth Choir of Center Oongre- nard last year, is rejoining to# fac they consider it a sign of imma semlte VaUey -with JU giant S^ and ' Ellington high schools. T h e Stanley Works .... 16 'Dutch Boy" l a t b x h o u m p a i n t c stt Japanese sound tracks. Such injgs by a8j1hg that through the nominated, and elected by each g:atidnal Clpirch and the CTP Club turity In them which needs to tfO- funds will be :awarded -through New Haven, Sept 8 (*> — Unlott cuwHMse shows ss P eny Mason, work,to^ had gained-an intimate rio is presently looking for tackles ulty and will teach World Under loiaa, waterfaUs, and wUdlife.' . Veeder Root ...... 5i town. Later in the week, a state and ends, having lost four ends of the . church, toe group wdilch is standing. MlBs^Lorena Dutalle from checked in the home room. Often Monday, July 17, was spent in- recommendations of the scholar The above quotations are not to negotiators have agreed tentatively The last WBcd in exterior petot-a 4 aroluthmary 1st ia iA n Sunset Strip, Bananas, and Imotried^ of both their govern- government was formed in toe lonsbring hlih. tlnies, a measure such hs this pro ship commltteos in the schools. to a new contract 'with toe South Father Knows Best can b ^ se n . toentlent andI of ■ people. I t wag truly a from last year’s sqiuuL Co-cap Hartford is teaching Firen'ch I and toe Sen Francisco area seeing the M eonatrued es actual markste. for wood siding,' trim, shskes and .aw aw y omtnom^, same ihanner. During toeae few tain Tony Alibrio Jr. may switch Some of Herald’s peraonal inter World Understandhi^. posed' by the administration will be Golden Gate Bridge, / Telegnqih The Jaycees anticipate that reve ern New England Telephone Co. Others such as the Kelson “wonderful esperlenoe.” days the two partlea campaigned ests include stamp collecting i^d nue to the fund can be added each and it# employes In Connecticut, R’s Ving wssrisg, smooth lowtog, quidc-droihg, wMi an and Perry Oomo have Am( Barbara Pearce, 83 to the mid poeltion, along with The D^tln Deputment gained p greeted with charges that it is HiU, AlCkttoz, the CroOkwleet vl^rously. newcomer Tom Kelly. Vetenm- building automobiles. He said that new head as Mr. Arthur Wem4r only another attempt by elders to Street (Lombkifi St.) and CaUna- year. ‘Egad’ la Gas Sniffer but the union membera must ratify amazing cular.rotention. Cnti your fahUteg tiroe in hatfl aonsd trsdea rdth char- in Gerthany he has built two cars "betterment” project aster writing at the boimta jf^ .the The local and atate governmenta Dave Anderson, a former guard, took over ^ e duties of Miss Doris r e t r e a t the lives of youngsters. town. The next day, they plunged A^Jaycee it before it can take effecL then went into action. Bills were will move over to the tackle pool- from old parts which, he was able Klbbe. Miss Parmys P ratt who has But anyone who looks at . all on into San Joee VaUey, and on recently completed - was the reno NeW' York—Scientlsta who ust a Meeting with management rep While Hiroko Is attending class- MHS Grad Wins passed and laws were made. Hot Ubn. BUI K anus, '63, another new to get. substljtuted at MHS in the pkst. Is carefully at the situation will see down the Pacific Coast. - vation d{,,thc War Memorial Tow gas to Insulate thermo-electric resentatives yesterday, spokesmen debates took place in the House comer to the squad, ha« alao been During toe summer Harald was now teaching Business Law, Bust- that this is not true. The school The Los Angles Area Was tha er on Fox Min, Since the toWer cooling devicee have developed an for the fifiOOêmter Connecticut aa At MH8 ]a the guest of Mr. was reopened,. more than 2,000 electronic sniffer to tell If any gas and IDs. ffim itt Beach, 148 Boul Collegiate Honors and Senate as controversial bills impreesive in toe tackle position. camp counselor for two weeks. ness Math, Personal loping and day has not been at all lengthen high point of toe trip, as Telephone Workers Union acespt- C .J. MORRISON came up. If a law waa broken, toe When asked about the outlook He said that it was a wonderful ex- Gregg Notehand. Mr, 'Richsrd Cobb ed; students have only to go to past remarked Mr. Hunt, and Kls people have visited It. escapes. Tlie sniffer is called en cd pay raises ranging from $1.50 der Bd. person waa "arrested” and "tried” terimice and It made It poesible for electronegative gas detector, Egad tdk &A M WMllf ' ,, Mary Flarca ’88. for the approaching season. Coach of Manchester hasôiniM the Boys’ their homerooms for ten minutes opinion was confirmed by Jerry X ToPlaaFlcte*’ Jay .Faul Boris, MHS aahitatqrl- in a mock court. Alibrio replied, ’.'êstlonable tim to leam some American cus Physical Education Department. Conklin. The boys saw- Grauman’s ' Die Babe Ruth Deague '4dll for short. 8NETCO sMd the raises will la- PMNT ssdWALLPAUR OOPANY A paper, "The Nutmegger,” was in the morning, when, under the ■n an of the eiaaa of 1980, waa re all depoids how fast we can ge toms. His BkigUsh vocabulary also old system, they, would have been Chinese Theatre, Beverly Hills, S85 CENTER STREifr—TEL. Ml 9-9n8 cently nominated aa a Uriiversity published daily. It contained news those tackles and ends, especimly increased a groht deal during the. REUOION PERMITTED in class anyw;ay.; and after that movie star's homes, Marineland, of the different towns as well as camp period, he said. The foreign Trenton, N.J., Sept '8 (P)—Dr. WE GIVE 3teC OKEEN BTAliirB Council Pcîares Scholar of toe class of T984 at pn defense.” .The Indians have a they are free to go to their other the Farmer’s Market, the Capitol state happenings. Various sports ^pretty good first backfield” but exchange student also went on a BYederick M. Ranblnger, State classes as they normally would, Record Building, and Disneylwd. Princeton University; canoe trip vrito the Baxters' He education commissioner, has ruled For Coming^ Year The Univeraity Scholar program ^ « k s SepU: and come and go as they normally Thursday, July 20, they Struck held between towns. Mr. Alibrio ventured theôpinion called this "great Ameitcan fun.” that local school boards can allow can. into the Mojave Desert *nd cm to la a . new venture eatabliahed by Throughout the week the boys that toe ROd-and-'White is a year When ask(^ what he thought of children to slifg Christmas carols . As simply as possible, the col Minjus Mountain, Arisona. The din orgenlaational meeting of thu Princeton administration In an listened to lectures .by town and the foreign..imcbknge program, be and Hannukah songs recite Old the Student Council wae ernOed to away from^ -a good team. A o i lection or election duties once per next few day's were canyon stops; effort -to give exceptiopal.. stu state officials which added to the Urge grroup of sophomores said he thought every boy and girl Testament Psalms in classrooms. formed by the English teachers the boys viewed Walnut Canyon, SENIOR PORTRAITS oeSer ly Praeldent Jon Hudson at dents more freedom in. selroting firsthand experience they were should luive the chance to go to an ikAM sisNCMSsnm T e ’dooc Toaaday evening, th e should strengtoen future g^dd H e . dismissed a complaint yes are now transferred to certain oth' Grand Canyqn (south rim), Glen .JAfF.fMffKffiMP programs of study to fit their In- getting whUe running their own elevens. Mr. Alibrio plans an all- other country and leam to study terday by John J. Gould of Free er teachers, to be performed In a Canyon Dani on the (Colorado Riv patpoee of the meeting wee to in- jffivitoial intereats and needs. Stu towns. All 50 states have Ameri there. Harald said he believes the Btniet repreeentativee in tbieir sophomre group which wiU work hold which objected to these prac certain alloted 'time period, and er, the Bryce Canyon National dents designated, as University can Legion sponjmrpd Boys' States as a unit It looks Uke a rebuilding exchange program is the best way tices In toe F r e e h 0-1 d public with more assured success. It Is cMUitls^lh the freettmen-eophomore and there is also a Boys’ Nation, to leam forrign customs and to Park In Utah. The boya. saw Arch orientation on Wedneeday and to Scholars are released from the year for Mr. Alibrio’s charges. schools. In lU* complaint Gould sincerely felt ■ that this will pro- es National Monument and Pikes Question: normal underclass academic re held at Washington,- D.C. which Returning lettermen are co-cap- meet peoide of foreign lands. said he does hot believe in a per ■ride a more well knit school, and • briafly lay out eome of the year’e consists of two representatives PhUlp Rider, ’63. Peak, as they halted for the night ' chaagee and actiritiiee. quirements and are therefore able tains Tony Alibrio and Dave< Ma- sonal God and finds It offensive to provide students a chance to make of July 25 In (tolorado Springs, Have you been dissatisfied with your son’s or ûghter’a High School Por to take full advantage of the from each Boys’ State, lusky; Dave Tupper, who will fill have anyone forced into religious new friendships as well. Mamlwrteh LOMBBb Mr. George Kmmerlin, faculty Dick Treat, '64 / X Colcyudo. The boys toured the Air aclTisor, briefed the council mem- university’s potential offering. the quaiterback spot; Don Golas, worship against his wishes. Robert Papanos, /lio-Editor. Force Academy while they were traits which are being done on a mass-produetion baais? Boris has been acilve on th-e Dave Anderson, John Haugh, and bine who volunteered aa guidee for COACHES ON'DHE BALD Changes Made there, then sped on to Kansas, the Incoming freshmen and sopho Princeton Campus, in hbtjt athlet Barry Sweeny, all Class of '62. Karl Eisenhower -Museum and Swift’s ic^ and academic activities. He waa Manchester High’s hard working Then, Tom Sheridan, and Don Sim mores, ^ team coaches have been busy this During Sununer Kansas City packing plant. Oosa- A eemunittae of six oouncU repre- on the freshman track team and mons are returning lettermen from ing thq Mississippi this time rather earned hia numerala in fencing. swnmer. Mr. Tony AUbrio, who will toe class of ’63, Answer: seatatives was formed to -aid in he the football coach at MHS this Generalhousekeeping and re- than gbiJig arouiffi i t the caravan He worked ln-- the Princeton-Ll’ Nmj-W)M,-’88 stopped to iSe i r ^ ^ noro Gonncil MpresantaUvea. year, conducted a football clinic modellng occupied lKe~time of the braijr during the school months In August at Barnard for all custodial staff this summer as di- Twain’s Town, tK>W, UNm OCTOBIIt IStK THE MinWMfOllfH w ill be held Brotrll. and in toe Research I>epartment The last days .were spent at Lin In a newjp d o e t 9th graders win coaches and players of the Midget redted 't^-Mr. Theodore Fairbanks, of Pratt shd Whitney this sum and Pony Football - Leagues. Mr. Varsity Prosp^ts Superlntmident of Buildings. coln 'Tomb in Springfield, ni. and STUMOS MAKES THESE SPECIAL O fPH B TO SEMOtS: new bâûate from toe 10th. mer. Gettysburg. ’The toUowIng day, 3Ulv>and ISUi graders because of Phil Hyde, the new head basketball Ehêry room, corridor, and locker thfi new 8-3-3 syriem.. Freshmen Jay is the Ison of Mr. and Mm. coach, attended a clinic at Storrs In Summer League In. the school, was cleaned and a Aug. 1, the tour pulled intp Man wQl .now have their own student Paul A. Boris, 271 Henry St. on, basketball. NaVy ’coach Ben new room waa arrange for the use chester, at 2:30 p.m. after 32 truly ookncil. . Kathy Vennart, '64. Carnavale waa toe chief sepaker. of Mr. Robert Digan, attendance imforgettable days.' - a 2 - ^ X 10, X 7, I Basketball is hardly considered a .supervisor. A training room waa The boys .passed the nights in A. l- * 8 X 10, 2— 5 X $ 1 2 9 5 ' Mr. Bimmeriing noted other new summer sport, but a group of hard' added in the boys gym, and Dutch l2-’>WaUet Sice; 24—Wahet Siae. Chaiwea such as toe new cafeteria working varsity »proapecta entered motels, for the moet p a rt but on firiiamile and toe new system for doors replaced the older door en several occasions, they "roughed a team in the newly-organized closing all football uniforms. New eedecting Student Activities'haso- Summer Basketball League. All it” by camping out and preparing dntton memberships. cabineta were added to the art their own meals. Lunches were games were played under the lighta D. S—S X 10, The iperthjg adjourned with final, rooms, and aUdlng door Mbineta frequently on _a j4cnlc_ style^-to C. 6 ^ X 7, togtruettons lor Wadneaday's orlen- 'were put into the High School 'save time. 24—Wallet Siac. Playing twice' a week over World Office. The Akidio Visual *16.50 span , of a month, tola eager squad The" caravan,, aa In the paat 24—Wallet Slse. *1650 Donsid Jodotn ’S4. control ropm was rearranged to al kept running into other Manehes- of hopefula was not outwardly im low for more privacy for the per terites, as they made their way to pressive, but did make a reapect- son a t the controls. Students who and from the West Coast. Mr, and able showing.'However, the reason have smoking privileges will now F. I-—8 k 10, Blade and White, 1—8 x for . entering a team -waa to give Mrs. Arthur Shorts, former Man Seniors Achieve have a larger smoking area since chester residents (now living in E, 6-—5 X 7»: 10, O il CohM’, 8— S X 7, CA these bdys a chance to gain valu toe black top area has been In Alaska) left greetings to the College Credits able experience and to sharpen creased In sire. group while they were in Calgary, *13.95 24—Wallet Siae, their skills for the oncoming bas These' are a few of toe jUiysical ketball season. In this way, the Alta., Canada. In Yosemite Val .i)t«dytng advanoed courses at changes at Manchester High which ley, ‘ they met the Robert Fenns team was highly successful. wUl help make school. life more and the Klock, family. oeiDsfs was on the sununer agsnda Members of the Indians, coached Hlyer^ one i “Special" and-every "Spcctel” a top-quality group of photographsl > You may teWOM te r n fsw M ancheste High School pleasant. The boys of the 1961 chapter of by ' Mr. Walter Fortin, included Lynne Roacoe '63 stMsate. Amy Rassler and Lydia Paul Quey, Fred McCurry, Da-vid the Phinney-Hunt tour were Rob .firom the, temblnZUon group offers or select your own comhinetinnz.. The group owmWnatlona JifltJa, both claaa ,ot ’82. attended McKenna, > Dou'glas Pearson, ert Buettner, Jamea Bourn, Jerry are p r i ^ with special disoounta and give you wide eelecUons/at prices Isse than mixed com- Ite, Joeqih OoUegd in West Hart- Conklin, Everatte Cyt, Raul Flagg, blnationiLoC odd-hnlts. Find the combiteubn which moat nearly fit# your budget aad your ideas. Michael Lautenbach, TV>dd Potter, .Brian Foley, Chris Olenney, Tom fOfd te r aix weeks n t the begin- .James Lea-vitt, Jerry Mistretta; If youwith yartatlona from the quanUtiez wlthiii a ciunblnatioa offer-., say nine instead of tsTOIro ateff ot the summer vacation, (all Juniors), and Oarl Hohenthal, my Gorin, Rmnney Orotta, Jamea. n iter both followed gn'idanietttary a 9th grader at Barnard. SCHOOL'S Hazen, Michael. Keaxps, John La- ' photoez . - . or a dozen and a ^ liiftead of'a dozen.. .Just a ^ us fqg toa prlea difference. It is eeiian in Logte. H w class aoaaist- Other members of last years’ menzo, Bruce Lavery, Robert M a ^ Impossible in this price-list to show all toe ▼arlatlone. 14^ achool J u id ^ jmd highly successful Joyvee team, tin, Ford Phinney, Ross SidteU, who did not participato in summer Karl Then, Chariea Wharton, Alan basketball, are Qoorge May, Den' WlUey, John Back and Richard ■ewslimd Ihrse eol- Exchange Students Visit MHS nls Dailey, both of whom devoted Zalinekas. Harviw J, Lacombe waa MaacbMter High School is hon-A- the driver of too third statleni teadpad sit their time to Legion baseball, and wsgtm, orod ttUs year to have la its senior sponsored by a local civic group In Don Simmons, BUI Andrulot, Neil conjunction with a selected school Wise, and Woody Gordon. PhU R ioe’88 dMS two exchange students. They body. ' a n Banld FViadrtto Ifuehlberger With such aa enthusiastleând ‘TEACHER TEES OFF ' Harsld it<'presently staying at aamsot group of boys, Mr. PhilUp Miss Ptoteea W. Badger, MHS 8 f en h r, WtisrtteBlbetF, Gemany, the home of Mr. .and Mrs. (Jharies Hyde, entering his fint year as aociel worker, will compete in the SUteSUM Msqwi bs BBtefconnowo Moteuninognim of'Tokyo,€« xw yo Baxter, »4 Olcott Dr., and Mias Manchester’s head baskathall New Hampebire Stata Woman's JkVtS. Kar sM te teoasond by thi Nogaml Is toe guest of Atty. and coach, has a bright outlopk oa next New Coach in Action Ghampfamamp Golf •toum am m t iill Main 5fc, Mancheatay—“At ITha Gantar”'—MI M890 Oteter OsncrtepwoBal Oiureh’i'a Mrs. Robsrt E. Beach, 148 Boulder year's bsgketfatb u l s Nsw hssd coach Thny Altetlo direoU lineman on tha football tola weekend. She la m tem ar Maw k S tiO te ivogMiit isu Rd. Randy Bnlte V"ivp CareFuH\/ t a i ^ ^B^bs proper way to Mock. mid photo by Oflata). . Hampebire Stata Chmmplon. t ■ I

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in by Oct. V in order te bo ta^ H ebron eluded with entries for the an Inmutes Free Guard Hostage BUGGS BUNNY UAJOB ROOBiA nual faeetlng, Oct. 31. Beheel Hbueee SU .^1 :e r iotiMg Aides Htbron elementary aehool start BUY l y l O U N D ed its fall term Wednesday with Governur to Probe an enrollment of 344 pupile, in- Considerîd e l u d i n g kindergarteners and- A nMft LOm^rtCB nAIROF grades up to the abeth." Ovadee NEW LOW CLOSEOUT NHCE! #5/ PUJM« HA-UA/1 w a s Travf I Talk -15 G O P R a U y OMtVr CURB.1MUM8tM'A From Leary above th^ sixth enroll, with the Chesbire Conditions ACMNN. B3Me Regional High School or else ltoOPLM/AL>NAyfiKN*\Al1MM^ Edwin\H. May Jr. AapubUcanfDaacwMiaea in the FafUh Hoiiie, where. Elementary school enroll vtAC SOMStMl AA LACWiMAk lAjtetlMH* ?gj5SSdm r >* I ( >; Ljiik* 7 ment this year exceeds sli|^tly •uta : eltlMmaB, will 1m gniMt Wedneiday at S p.m. Pint aelectman William K. (Osattmefi Page Oae) «Mn>as s a 4«e wm.TTBiU* S^GeAwittS SHMAm II -)iir : :jt-: ?: t i the estimate made last spring. Oi-ey, the Rev. Robert Keatihg, WLAltWK^ftlMATSBTWIOUOPP ^ • ■r-: .■ :i ;.': • '-■’ •%' i •paakOr 'tk Uia 'GCiat Tour Itopub> 1%# Columbia Ladloa aodety lAery*a requMt for a variance re reformatory chaplWin, and othera. w ill meet in the .Pariah Houie Ohurehas of charges which might be prMsed 0 -PASS. >*>ACT AS A COUATEf? 0 / K iM c i Ucan Candidata Night,'’ Sapt U garding the baaement or firit floor Church Ser ices in Hebron will In answer to their complaint noHooK eeoKioaes/—woevEK Thuraday at an hour to be an apartment in hia.buildiiv o*i Wall against Instigators of the disturb that they had 'been held too long in TeomaM Mall, ipoaiorod by Um noonoed neat waek. bS as usual Sunday as far Ss re ih detention While awaiting a 'court SEPAH dMift-tHeA^yoo...... lJ l? S k U rJM ^11 l■■■l : St, here, cauaed lome argument at ported. ' Hebron and OUead Con' ance,” ■tlil lOlfMU .'M'-.i: Prldey. the Priendahip Clrble The inmates who overpowered appearance. for their part in the iir ;iiM wui meet at 1:«0 p.m. and the Wadneaday night’i pubUc hearing gregatlonal, Hebron; 10- a.m. Oil July 26 disturbance, Grey eald he $ m DO W N Poutlcat Seono fat OomMotlput' ead, 11:16. It U eiqMOted that the the guard and took his club and SSSdM S S K f ______flenler Ohoir will iêarab at $ before the Zonin|; Board, but waa key were identified by reforma promised to do all he can to speed May la one o f the ydungiiet p.m: pastor, Rey. John N- CepM, who matters. ' iSSBIR.^ S K S :,^ party ohairmon la tha oouatry. A t .. On Sebt. 17 the Rally Day Pam- hot oppoaed. has returned from hie month’s tory officials aa John J. Milette, iTIPM)#iTm U t m S w u - ^ UGwnaadMrkt MTubA X |«, he haa bean ~ 20, Wsterbury; Harold Kilmer, MAwWm w S S S n M f78eoMBiel8Ui «C<|ta liy Kreakfeat la achaduled for S:M The way the board phraaed vacation, will occupy both pulpits BY V. T. BAMUN repreiwtinr' ^ Leary'a requeit waa aomewhat of the united churches. IB, Danbury; Frank Salisbury, 17 Uniiiaured LfHuis lAiad MBillilllluid aiOUeimhnni^ MM m m WTroftadflait am. in Toomani Hall and ragU- Torringtoh; Antimony Sals, 16, BOLAND MOTORS Mite town MOwK S S ^ ' ■lonal IMitrtct o f OMnecticut, and tratkm fo r church aehool by par^ criticlaed by him. The board put St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, 4loEliihoaMdty e national, viae ;MMident and dl- tha requeat aa aaklng for a pety Bridgeport; and Charles' Tllford, Washington— Conventional' or uSbd^ I dxifeea tt^nSSaw onta of the pupile, in the pariah wllji hold one aervidb at B Am., the 16, Danbury. S6B CENTER STREET— Ml B-407B , ractor o f the UiUtod aU tee Junior mit for occupancy, which he eaid uninsured home mortgage account OVER 26 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION assawt 1 r rr 1 . 1 r 1 1r II r houM claea rooiht at h. a.m. Rev. Gordon W. Weeman, rector, ITie rest of the inmates of the ed for 77 . per cent of the nonfarm ^sîrg^Sc MShn* ' Chamber o f XSonuner^,. Me wa« waa not what ha waa aeking for offlclattng. Meetinga Saturday at YOUR qUALITT LARK DEALER “ BE IW SI elected to tha 05th Ckmgreae in No- at all, local regulattoni not re reformatory.' behaved while the mortgage recordings under 120,OQO MWn IT II MdaciMeter Kvealag H arali Oe- 6:M iLni., of the Brotherhood of five were holding Justice. In the Uiiited States last year. SlSpw vombor le M and waa the yoilagaat qulring a parmit If the vbriance St. Andrew, closed for the sum SSUIr IT II IT Bepublicen member of that was grantod. Ha finally overiook- Pausing first to conduct a vote Federal Housing . Administration MDJ>X TotUe, teiephia e AOademy g44ifi. mer, have hot yet been rosumed. among themselves, the five in Insurance applied to 16 per cent grew In ltS7 he waa elected a a^ Sd the wording, however. The Sunday school sessions Of all MKlU IT 1 retarydreamirer'ng the SSth OoH' board was still puaallng over the mates surrendered aftc^ a confer of all mortgagee. Veterans Admin UTwiit grêlial Club. the churches will be resumed soon, ence thtough a closed door with istration insurance to 7 per cent. Q ® MWMttta matter until late at the meeting, data to be arnounoed. 2J>S H In Auguat of 19M be waa ap- Grant but planiMi to come to a decision _ 0 i pointed'ted'*'to tha Rouee Committee by today. Leiury is making lUtera- R oom Fly at Wtofe Qffl rnm Y03RS. on Appropriatlccu.. May waa For Ttilane Study Uona in the nhwh-discussed The house fly, which êcomee M A ^ - ■ tOlB ■r unanlmdudy elaeted chatnman oi ment floor. The tenement hoUse a worse trouble maker than usual Along in the latter part of August Nm oUftitm ts the State Oantrm Oommittee oii William F. RytiKJias received haa four apartmenU. J t waa built i ^ g ; ,4BMob IT Dec. • o f laat year. a National Defense S ^ lara h ^ to in IBM, tha basement not com- and In early fieptembe.r. Is gstting «lAiAA i ____ Othera ott tha pngiam Sept IS Tulane University, New^rleana, pletsd until the present ybar. In Its annoying 'work nowadays nn ^ BOftetMl tr win include RepttoUcan Swat one and three more arrive. Cetting Married? BY DICK TURNBR for three years, afterîriijch Rahnoa Campbell's request e r a Iraa RraMM all fioMCfi CARNIYAL USaac for IB offices In the Oct. Sad town We used to be told that they acted CUSTOM MaricS UCabM be will receive a doctorate variance aaklng .pertnission to UNMlldbCONI election. Tlie evening program at' history. The scholarship la valin plate work on a garage at his ae scavengers, pu.rifylng the at ' WIIB mWIBBI CIBBN TmHVe Iwi %lMM R ir S;15 w ill be preceded by a pbtluek mosphere, and werS valuable ad MGlaaeiwrar trR u ti at la.ooo a ysar, wIUi $Mo in-, ' on ths Bolton Rd., was also caarfort, low fool U lk aad troaWa fraa paif anaasia PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER' ■upper etarUng at fl:4B at Teb^ creases for each year after ihe compared. After having been juncts, to life and elvlUzatian. That SHIS' ■ mans Hall. flrsL line of-.,thought seems, to have SHE'S.^ ROUTWO «eT* tr given^perm it to build he was in Rent Formal l^ ar DOWN The eupper planning oommittee ^ Ryan graduatM with distinc- formed niat the garage Site Was passed otit in these days. Does SHTARTTEDl C ^ D IT 12 B must have an flpproadmate count anyone remSmber those horrid lit Camfart AMOl WILLOOi IBeyi tkio from the University of Con- too near tnesroad. . At Regal \ TEACMER CAiTS SAmr of thoao who plan to attend. Thoee necUcut this year, and will spe tle fly traps of former daya when With the Iron Fiiemsa CUSTOM THE DISHES/ ' SAlfMinpwt tr ■ ' U la BMtea Hospital ^ Mark II furnace you uw a super- - 1 who plan, to do eo ibould get In cialise in meffieval hlriory at Tu ^ Tlie three-yeaiNjM son of Mr. flies were entioe m MAK^ A REAUCDNfRievnoN ins, also a native of Columbia, U with the U. 8. Anny in France vorable factors, aa is also the eX' With the iattant clean fUme diWe SOCIE the first Cere*. , from 1968 to 1969. ternal location of the growth. are no fledcs of soot blbwinf from The couple, who were here the He is the acm of Mr. and Mrs. T h e child’s father waa called EVERYTHING IN STOCK your chimney orseoeping into your l.«llXtOl latter part of August to visit her Marimlllan R, Ryui of U fl. home from Michigan to attend to oome. Hunêdt of tests made with 9«im da* father, Henry B. Hutchins, and hU Hawthorne fit. his ton’s neads. Casey is smployed smok»delecting Instnimsats shew MM* Miiewd MM. t a hw imBmi by the Austin Organ Oo. of Hart a fieme that’s sbsohitaly risen from ■OTMiMi M Amm HSwei* ml <• BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL father, Madison Woodward, and NOTHING to SEND AWAY TOR *ial Church wUl at- ing list for those desiring to vote e Opea All Day Saturday e waste oO. Service caOs are cut tn *0ft with ptedtion oootnl. No alao prominent In Orange work. He tend a laymen’s conference ifor this at the fall election, Oct. S. The ths vanishing pri|at natunl ehlmney draft tequiied. was a past master of Columbia Diocese of Connecticut at Camp session will be held from 9 a.m. to ” At the Greea”—MI B-fiBOl Orange and aerved In the other Washington In Lakeside, Conn., to noon and In the afternoon to fi HM7MB fitia COeUNB ON1H6 male offices; officer In several poata morrow and Sunday. p.m, a m i In East Central Pomona, and state The driegatea are WsrvUle Pea- Cltoe A t Church deputy. body, conference treaaurer; Elmer The First Oongregational HAND 'They were instrumental In the or- L. Odell, assistant chairman of the Church at Hebron 'center will FOUMiTYBROS^liie. 1HEREHA9 ^ / ganitatlm of the Orange In conference; Donald Alabaugh, W ar . NEVER ^ fnorida Their home waa used as a again accommodate the kinder-, ren Tennant, Omer Olngras, Rob garten classes this sdibbl year, 319 BRUAD ST.—Ml 9-4539 temporary "state, office while the ert Dfeterle, Elmer Kilby,' Harold MSSATISnEO UfWMifc Wi»M Laa,wt 9-a organisation worit was In prog the room having been'made ready ID Allard, Frederick Buir,' Russell by a refurnishing. Lack of space FURL OIL, RANGE OIL, OONNECTICDT COKE ^ 6 ress. with Mrs. Woodward doing Stephenton. an'd Franklin Law PARK FREE IN PURNELL PABKDra beginning to undoratand what you maant when much of thb aacretarlal work. rence. at the elembntiuy school has made with your Sciiior Por JUST A STEP AW AT FBOIJ^REGAL JEDO mOHLAND COAL ------• ^ - ABom f J the'finding ^ new quarters ne- JllDirSAXON BY KEN BA LD «nd JE R R Y BRO N D FIELD you a ^ your father had a icnaeic for i ^ n g Sherman K . Ives, a former Con St. M aiya fhree clergymen are paf- — thinge doner necticut state master, is tna.|lrst at a Diocesan clergy co^rence at ceasary foir the past few yeua. traits^ Then ae« paga 18 master of the new Orange — his The chura receives'pay for its weaMCuenKMU/Jiw u a . -w nte < ^ c p Kent School, .In session yesterday wife Is the first secretary. Rea^' A.nd today. They are the Rev. services. in today’s HtraM. BY ROUSON Idents Of Morris, Conn, before mov George F. Nostrand, rector; the Congregational Church orgim- LITTLE SPORTS ing to the soutoern state, they were Rev..JMm D. Hughes and the Rev. isatlons are asked to hays their both prominent In Orange-MTalra William r . Gender UDaseiatanta. reportp for ffie year ready to wnd here and., he with the National Grange Insurance Co. The state overseer, also aformer Connecticut man, ij Harold A. Brundage best 'NOT AIÎATED WITH ANY OTHEW PAVING COMPANY' known in throughout the state aS a square dance caller. Mr. and Mrs. Brundage now live In Largo, Fla Oharch Schedule ■I S R iJ a « r ° ’* Columbia Congregational Church FALL EVERGREEN will hold morning worship *t 10 A M E S IT E a.m. again this week—returning BY JOHNNY HART the 11 o’clock hour on Bept. if. B. C. George K. Evans, minlater, haa Evergreei BY ROY CRANE announced, that hla sermon title DRIVES BUZZ SAWYBR for this week’s service is "The / WriATA- Bov: ANA t lP a Mfc HO PICNIC,WITH OU,NQl tWITlSNBVnnWCQMM^^ Lord. Is There.” * HRST IN QUMJTY. Experience TgvWideMiHaHe) P O iT /, wtwu.oumrMit.soMa-ÊouND up I I I DRA6 MD. TH ose Bl&>AAOL«CULB& IRISH JUNIPER SPREADING •MNNOUPOMTIM iMIirXTBL Announcements tor the fiext Is Our BOBVWrrSKUS/NOO AUM _ awEmsMns.HMWiinMiiM I 1. day 1 week. Include a meeting of the * FUREST IN PRICE Upright <1 ^ 0 OKTLCMDS OF WerMOSS FWM-nVRMR. BBATINa> ON TtXJ A U .C W . Church School Teariters’ in the Beat UPRIGHT YEWS Qin; fl ■- , r -- Parish House Tuesday at 8 p.m. Guarantee ^TREMORKMISI A meeting of the Deacons and FASTEST SERVICE Connceticat’B Leading Paving C«Sêtw SAVIN JUNIPER 2a49 iW m rW n^ ^ Spreading ^ vvcqidmw. ^ 10 Pur 2 0 0 0 ------The THOMAS 60LLA Ca. fj'ii ' ______PAVING CONTRACTORS Mt9-S224 Special /iu r JA 2-f121 A r b o r v i t a e AZALEAS «« ESPALIERED "NOT AFHUATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY" All Ctdors. From ^ ^^5* MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI GLOBE 2.95 PYRACANTHA MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARC I TALKS? nr Q/BR WITH ALLRIfiHT/rLL NOTTOMENTION UPRIGHT 3.50 VIVRPfTk AnLYSVakiRfor w iNt h b o r .. THE AWNAfla?,0LrrHEdAy5 CARRY njeuriTO WHAT ITU, OOTO iT w e p . MOO HAVE TO CARRY IT. (TOlN&TOAAAkEIT MVeELFBETEeW. THE MOST RESPECTED NAME IN GARAGES Up To 4 F t High. ^ RHODODENDRONS $ 0 . 9 5 M O n y AWKWARD Red, PUrpte, Phdi ^ RDRMeWHENI 7 TR/TO RICH/ 10 for 30.00 Just Arrived! u frenchy" Jodoin PUNT CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER N p w i MR ABERNATHY- BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDfiEWAY Soys; jst4srwu// "Gar GiiardioR Wiohift- im m c r Wh#Gl AM9iiiMRt TULIPS, DAFFODILS, CROCUS KHJL CRAB GRASS^-FtftUiM Your Liranil MADONNA LILIES OVMt TEN NATIONAL MAN!) NAMES Mfihe your driving fifisicr, BEST SELECTION IN AREA Bfifer and aave your tires. , < /+THOUSANDS OF BULBS IbdiMliiig SoottB — Agrieo — VHogro 1. Complete front end inspec tion. 2. Check apd adjust icaster VISIT OUTQOOEGISHAYS OPEN WEEKOAYS1 SATs I - ft Now Shipment LA WN SEED ^ UME — PEAT Mciss and canabier* 3. Check aiul adjuat toe-in. . THOMPSONVILLE BUELL'S AFRICAN VIOLETS FaH Is tho i M t H i m to RRfMdr or »M (o 4. IniMiect lA Urea, balance Rl 5-2000 t4SBM EL0ST. Va MRb Horn St«ltR U m o Now Uram! wheels. ' 89c 3 ,.,»2.50 THE, STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS Where Quelify and Service Count end A* Yew Gordo* N m * Are SeHefled! DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS SOU, HOU MOULD VOU 6EE, K m qeey LIKE--- 7DDW VETOS^ ' AKEVOO^ HEAP? EEtnous? its*2JI7 awkj OPEN ALL WEEKEND G 7 DAYS A WEEK COOKING. I T2lS TOLLAND TPKE. Y E « S T 0 I 141IM N W iWi. TkfiMpBBfivlUfi I mmpm Offi V ? nacRs aeod saa ynur fraa ilkiaircMed eoitdogua ^ L PNiT l I Y 1# l H -YTn fa Gcfioges P OoHogaa O Hctra a iapraaaiUoAiTa oedl p P l m d l / m d p h o n e Ml 9-2508 V w . . a a ♦ a a a j» e 9^b e a’e • a a a a a a • • a a a a e F a a a. ^ fr.B a fiâ | /» ( It i / * . f / tv -f y U iir iH iM ,a.Rj*'* p* *’**.^*.* • ^ esn r, • * a a • p • a a • • a a a •• • a H k a a ; • • • e • • •^1*

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J U R L Y O S T ■ fo r ti Bdttor Maris Advances to Within Five of 60 (tM s la the atxth of a t e v » W RobBitcUi RfiMly for lld i Houk, in fact, hintad broadIy#âriS has slugged Jim Perry for# Marls got his homer lit the# “ I think I ’d be hurting them if nuijitr toafoe box Moiio of slgnod oHIeloo by tho head New York, Sept. 8 (/P )~t third inning. He■“ hit.------Stigman’s sec I did that,” he said. ’)Not only He*«iaa BiooMe broho l » wMi. esaehso of tte eight loy “GfiiiMBlly considepM} to be tha smartest defeneiTO end la that Maris might even do it befpi-e three home runs and Gary Bell for Never were Roger Mgris'l would I l>e applying additional Ctereload ia Ibl# woo Moo laagne football trains Ted^ Forest Hills, N. Y,« 8f " I hays felt a Uttla shtnl-svlnd frou fid1 staapaat upwHh tour AnsH- pg^gfisioBhl football, Andy Robustelll of the NdirfYork GI- the Indians leave town ûbday two. He's faced. Mudeat Grant ond pitch, a curve ball, after the Tom Harp dtsenooes tho €br> ed at times, but It doesn’t take and fiMr nnjgaani dtiU hi it: chances of breaking Babe night. Before the game, which be twi(;e.and Barry Latinan only once southpaw had brushed him back pressure on them but I ’d tie doing Mortertft, Tbe forniar Mto- (AV-Rod Laver, the over- ants vrill ba one of the real old pros in action Sunday after* recorc Ohoottf High ood CoKowIty neB ootlook.) long to get back In top shape. But ■ Lfivar vs. Dell. Ruth'6 home run ira came the Yankees’ el^tih straight this year, not hitting a n y off with a high Inside fast ball. In them a disservice. Thk't would whelmiiiff choice to win the triumph, Houk. saidt'^ .eltlther. the first Inning,. after Tony Ku- leave whoever broke the record « ( Cnoaectteot *io t boooOHO- Joia noon at Yale Bowl. The defensive captain of the lCastem Con* brighter than todays In my first season at Cor National Tennis Champion as fo r being an overwhelming fiaata Miofik bek tripled, Maris surprised every open to charges of favoritism. ootMder otarM for th« ChJ- Pklatok wlii-. fs M c e Giants, a Stamford reaident and a produot of Httla YafikM slugger smashed an “I would be^ to say Rog's Tha four Cleveland righthand nell it is difficult to appraise ship, admitted today that he favorite, I wouldn't' call myaelf one in the park by bunting. The There might be some who would e o (o Cobo jreoterday ot ilrot th at ner. Arnold CoBege in New Haven, now part of the TJ|iiy;iniity of other four-bagger last night in chances a»'bxceUent. He may not ers have been clipped for the as our potential but I, believe, we New York's 7-3 triumph over hit anjrliiomers tonight- because tonishing total of 100 horns runs Indians were so utonish'ad that say the record was- tainted. I f boM ocateoi tho Wortd Caoun. had talked greenbacks with WhH«aarltosd,-pitcher Morhkrdt need la hb no experienced tackles. I un "You know,” ’he- volunteered. ‘T leading Mexican champion An Angela Mortimer of Brlthin^mgiaa , p ; -i derstand this ia a problem tieketa aveilable at the field. Last National Leogne debot. BronUe played briefly with have been off grass courts since tonio PSlafox, 31-19, 8-7 when with sixth-ranked Le'rile .!RiHier of year a crowd e f 86,000 sat through The local plisyer sraa reeall- aeseinnd la lPlb-11-lS, Joined common throughout tbe Wimbledon. And the svay the draw darkness fell over the West Side Australia and seventh-seeded Ann league. W e are hoping that an an afternoon rain to watch the ed by the Cniia this week atfeT the Chicago Cobs tor one game is here. I have played only three Tennis Club.'" Haydon of Australia ''meets im- our sophombre linemen, stune Chanta and Detroit Uens pU^ a b attin g'.35* with Wenatchee, In l t l 4 and then played with matches. So here is hbw the quarterfinal seeded Jan Lehisne bf XuattmHa of them have fine potential, 16-16 tie. , Wash., In the Closa B North- the St. Ixmls Browns In IblS- w ill help ouL J. *T feel great,” Robustrili told Drag Bunt Foe srest League. He will dnlsh oot IP and IPtt. He waa a toird me at Felptold University ^ sre the season sdth tho Cnlts. I believe we will have a well- I balanced attack. Marcy Tino. Electronic Computer Reveals tos Giants have trained for the George Telesh, - Pat Pennucet e n 8 e Set second straight year. 'T f I feel like and Ken Kavensky are good •1 do now. I’ll play at least two Arid Preceded s HR runners. Dave Mokelvey, more' yean,” the 86-y»er-«ld, *40- Surprise Witnesses Slated who, like Tlno, was injured Yale’s Shimer Average Size poimd end told me. “But, if I find and unable to play Igst sea A n d G ia n ts that I eaa't play fullttme, tbeii I f t . ^ 4 ^ a N e w York, Sept. 8 {/P)— '^try, no one Jjaa come closer than*' Pittsburgh defeated the Chicago son, is an experienced quarter ^11 CIMbOh,^ 54 in the majors. Ralph Kiner hit Cubs 7-6 in the lone N L game. To Appear Before Committee back. Gary. Wood, a sopho^ Of 1961 Ivy League Perform er Just bow much playing has tbe AMERICAN'LEAOUE Roger Maris, an old hand gt H a v e P u n c h w . L. P e t G.B. that many for Plttsbijrgh In 1949 more, showed excellent run dark haired Robustelll done thta busting barriers (He once Maria, who startled Cleveland ning and passing as a fresh seqon in the five early exhlbitloB New York , .95 45 .819 — , YA N K S - IN D IA N S — Marls, crashed through i wooden defenses with a "a ra g bunt that Washington. Sept. 8 —Sen-^ Named gs the Chicago odds. man. Peter Gogolak. a soph New Haven— An electronic#guards because all they ever did Detroit .... .86 54 .814 9 whose solo homer came In the games t This question I asked the brought in A'-'run hU flret at-bat ate investigators achedued some makers were Sam Minima, head of omore, has rare place-kicking anyway was block. Fairfield, Sept. 6 (P) — Baltimore .. .84 59 381 fence chaeing a fly ball), now third inning on a 1-0 pitch by computer this week digeoted the veteran as he iraited In line to 12'/3 last night,' still is seven games Burpriae sritnesses to d ^ as they National Publications,, and Donald talents and be a big help. Shinier is a native of Nazareth,' Famed for its defense, the pose for photographers. Chicago ... .77 65 .542 19 .. is within fiv e home runs of losing lefthander Dick Stigman, vital statistici o f the more than ah ead^f the Babe's record pace. probed for evidenoe of attempts Angel and WUliam Kaplan o f the It,w ill take time, o f course, Pa., ^ e r e • he was a schoolboy New ' York Giants football "Every minute that we’ve been Cleveland . ■ .71 70 304 24'/j powering through to tie Babe shrugged off his earlier sacrifice firm of Angel A K^)lan. team appears be have emnq up Ito'-nas 14 games in which to by gamblers to corrupt college to develop bur Lonely End of 500 Iv y League football candidatoe standout as a quarterback. He wae on defense,” Robustelll replied. Boston .... .68 75 .418 28'/) Ruth's 34-year-old record of 60. of a swing for the bunt. “ I was up Aldertaan hated the. others break Ruth’s mark within the lim football players. fense with its imbalanced line. who reported back for pre-aeaion also a T-f- Oil Beckley of Miami, Maurice Dod B y raid-season, depending on practice to determine the “aver during his freshman year at Tali) may provide \|t terrifle offoa- Minnesota . .59 19 .438 85 two games, aa the New York Y*li- it of 154 teami decisions set by "That was my Job.” son of Birmingham. Ala., and one behind the N u tm eggerf Commissioner Ford Frick. Ark.. and Oounael Jerome Alder- tbe progress our line shows, age’’ aspirant in ths Order o f the but the following campaign sivo punch. • • * Ansonia will .workout with tho .fee Kansas jCity .61 88 381 4»»'j kees cradked the Cleveland Indians A t the moment, Maria also is man of the Senate Inveatlg^ng Frank (L e fty ) Sfoswithal o f Chi we riiould be able to give A Ancient Sight. switched to halfback. RooUe Hoad Coach AUie Giants and leam the system and Washlnôn .51 89 A84 44 7-3 last night. Only three other Teammate Mickey Mantle, his doing the beat RBI Job in the ma Subcommittee listed some but not cago and Miami, auoC vfliom had good account o f ourselves. The player ia exactly six-feet Although average in the physi Sherman haa been ^ talking Little C h a i^ plans. When and if the need devel* challengers to Ruth’a-Aupreme 60 total still at 51, fell two games jors. He regained the lead from been mentioned in testidiopy yes Thursday's Results an o f the day's witneases. tall and weighs 190.2 pounds. cal measurement department. about speed fo r sevetal weeks "Jim Leo, but he doeen’t get opa, through sickness or injury, Boston 8, Detroit 4. in 1927 ever hav^^been this close behind Ruth’s pace .when he failed Baltimore's Jim Gentile by ..driv T d rather not say,” Adlennan terday as U g layotf betting map. Those are the exact atatiatlcs of Shlmer's an above averagh gtudent in training camp bore,. and Webb may be brought up with the —Jimmy Foxx, Hank Greenberg to connect for the second straight ing in three for a total of 12S,. one L ayoff la tha term uaed when''s mueh of a dhance,” eame the an Naw York 7, Cleveland 3. parried srhen newamen aakod fat Connie Shimer, Yale's senior half majoring in American Studies. Judging by what’s happened in swer. Leo, now in his second sea Giants.. .’Pro football teams all i Baltimore 6, Washington 3, and Hack Wilaon. game. But th* Mick doubled home more than the Oriole first bSM- bookmaker, finding himself over / j> U all the names. " I have a very back who is expected to take over The feeling persists that when tjie four exhiMtlon gamee, he haa son, was a dafcBBivs back last sea have full-time physicians and den Only Games Scheduled. - Foxx got to 68, but no nearer, the tie-breaking run that gave the man, while breaking out of hia good reaaon fo r not dlaeuslng loaded with bets on ons or more the spot vacated tor the graduation Elis open Uieir 1961 season against something. ' tist!. ...Talking -with Andy Robu- with the old Philadelphia A 's in Yanks their eighth straight victory latest hitting slump with a 3-for-3 horses, re-beta the money with a son out o f . ths University o f Cin Today's Games them.” of tho high BCbring ICenny Wolfe. Connecticut in the Bowl, he’s go He said today’ he. expeots to cinnati and saw Httle t^rvlcs. stelli. I mentioned Ben Davidson Washington. (Hobaugh 6-8 and 1932. Greenberg also finished with and a run-away, nine-game lead night. The Buboommittee }b Investigat- bookie better able to stand tbe loss .W h at’s more-Shimer ia on a ing to prove himself to be an ape some of hia Giants run- 'T m ready,” 'RobusteUi said. as a real giant. Davidson. Just 21, B«be Awfiita Turn fit Bat with Sporte Editor Yost Looking On Daniels 8-10) at Baltimore (Bar 56, for Detroit in 1936. WiUon over Detroit In the American Mantle’s- double put the Yanks ing thB poBBlhle need fo r new fed- if tbeee horses win. Saturday TV Spi>rU scoring streak of his own. having above average football player too. njnjg wild against tbs oppo stands 6-9 and weighs 265 pounds. stopped at 56 with the Chicago League pennant cliase. back in the lead in a two-run aixth aTBl lawB to deal srlth. orgnlaed Alderman termed Roamthal "A "M y weight ia the same as last ber 16-10 and Brown 16-4) 2, 8 p.m. tallied tho last tw o touchdowns of sition. year and I doubt If I ’ll-go under He towered over ali players, includ Datroit (Banning lS-19) at Boe- Cubs when he set the National The second place Tigers lost after the Indians had tied it in erlma and gambling. It already Mg wheel” in layoff circles, and their sixth on Tito’ Francona's S^Yanks vs. HmBu s , Obannel Tale’s magnificent undefeated and His ' speedsteni a re, rookie 288.” ing the two Roosevelts — Brown - ton (Stallard 2-4), 8 pjn.' League record ih 1980. their seventh in a row, 8-4 -at Bos haa heard testiiiiony that two srit- Beckley “ One o f the big layoff men three-run, inside-the-park Homer untied campoignôf a year ago. Bob Gaiters, a halfback from Showing a few gray baira and and Grier. Davidson's quite a'man," Cleveland (Grant 14-8) at Naw Ruth is the only other slugger ton, in an afternoon game. Third srere threatened in efforts in tbe country/’ Both were op passoe from reserve Steelers and Bears Babers Farewell Game Had Local Touch off Ralph Terry. The Yankee right S— Rod Sea vs. DstrMt, ChaihiM New Mexito State and top the second oldest man on ths squad I said to Robustelll. ’’I f size meana York (Stafford 12-7), 8 p.m. ever to hit as many at 55 in one place Baltimore edged within 3H to kem them from testifying. Leo Hlnhfield o f Minneapolis, quarteibadi: n i l Leekonby'ln the draft choice; j jm Podoley, .a in point o f pro service,: 'tdiarlie anything, he should be a top play Chicago (Herbert 9-12) at Lea season. He did it, of course, in games of Detroit by whipping hander now 13-2, retired the first • McCadlan and Adlerman dis- one of the natim’p important odds Head Pro Parade 13 men he faced-and finished with 4— Golf. Channal IS. foiirtk period of the finale with half^ck-end, whom the Cll- Conerly has been around 14 years er.” The veteran lineman acknowl Angeles (Moeller 4-8), 11 p-m. 1927, and also hit 69 in (1921. But Washington 6-3 in the only other dosed yeaterday they had evi- makers...... Invoked tho’ fifth amamoid- 4— Bielde Footbidl, Channel Harvard'. ante acquired in a trade arith a-five-hitter for hia sixth straight ment’s constitutional protection and Kyle Rote 11 years, (the edged my appralsial of the rookie Minnesota (K a a t 7-14) at Kan in the 23 years since Greenberg’s AiL game scheduled. Skipper dence ofo f efforts to corrupt ooUega 5S. Althougb used mainly in a. re- New York, Sept. 8 (/Pi — A crowd the Washington Redskins in and added," We have a way o f cut victory over the Tiibb since June foothalL Ihere hava been aev- against possible self-incriminatlon same number as Andy) -RobusteUi Ruth Pinch-Hit foT Keeney sas City (ArCtier 8-12),' 10 pjn. ''— When Paul Richards aerve capacity, Shimer had a nifty of 40,000 will watch Coaches Buddy of last season. 4:30—T V Race o f WeMc, Chan July, and Del Shofner, a wing- ting those big guys down to our Saturday’s Schedule eral acandpls about the bribing yesterday. But he finally testified nel IS. 4.1 niuiing avenge ia 1960. Parker of the Pittehurgh Steelers looks .every part a footb a ll - It was the Yanks' 14th In a row man who Joined the squad re player. He's rugged, strong and size.’’ Crawford waa released Detroit at Boston, 2 p.m. moved to Houston, Lu.- o f college basketball stars, but that gamblere tell him what the 5— Pri> Wrastling, 8, 18. What’s more, he m i ^ have an in and George Halas of me Chicago twice more he deadlocked for top over Cleveland in New York and cently In a trade with the Ixia “mean” enough to earn 'All-Pro Wednesday when the Giants trim By EARL Y68T < OlevOtand at New York 2 pjn. man Harris, above, be nothing comparable in college odds are on various sports ovento, 8:80—Tenhla, Channel 22, 80. side track on the starting spot at Bears match wits tonight in Chi- honors in this department. Thir Evaluation of All N.L. Players reduced their magic number to 14. Angeles Rama. rating and reepeet from opposing med down to their player limit. Mtan.eeota a t Kansa# City, 2i86 fo o th ^ . though he purports to oet them by 10—Prq Basting, Channel 8. right halfback because of the ex ago'e Soldier Field (n an effort to Sixteen years ago this Vve Got a Secret teen years he drove in 100 runs or Any combination o f New York came manager of Balti mathematical calculation. . A ll three have raced the Clqbs. McClellan. eaUed for toatimony perience be has had as a blockqr.' give their respective teams a^ win more. p.m. -victories and Detroit losses total more-club. from h ^ r io e Fodoloff, president Ho swore; however, that his firm lOO-yarda under 10 seconds. Any special training formula month, the greatest home run Waqbtagton at BalttaMro, 8 pJtt. Mutuel betting records kept by And blodting ia a prime re ^ - ning National Football League ex Garry Moore take note: Baseball’s Hall of. Fame in First Job for Paul Richards ing 14 gives the Yankees another of the profemipnal Nsttonal Bu h o f Athletic Publications, Inc., The 2Sryear-old, 5-10, 210- during the off-season? Record Pofigible hitter in the history of major Chieago at Los Angelea, 11 p.m. tha Delaware Steeplechase and site for halfbacks playing under hibition season. Natural for one of your fu cludes the Babe, Justly so. pennant. ketball Aaaoctation, and ti^ peofAe which also produces sports newa pound Gaiters has been brll- . “No. I don’t go to tbe gym or Should the Yanks and-Dodgers league baseball, George Her Sunday’s Schednia Thursday’* Homem Race Association for 1960 show Coach Jordan Olivar. So much so The Steelers-Bears clash is thq li a n t ^ s breakaway runner, ture Pve Got a Secret toevee While Roger Maris and Mickey In tw o 1>lg Chicago odda-maldhg weekly new iqi^rB. pamphleted work on any type o f exercise. I vrin their respective pennants, as Detroit at Boston, 2 w.n). Houston, Tex., Sept. 8 (JP)— Paul# tends to have on a Ck>It uniform RED SOX-tIGERS—The ’ngera that 86.88 per cent of each dollar that last 'fall the two regulars— 16th annual Armed Forces benefit something the Giants need man (Babe) Ruth strode up panel shows due to the great Mantle of the current New York flrma. A then c n MoCMlanM o d planned baseball and football schedules and like to-start from scratch sach this comer predicted last April, Cleyeland at New York (8), 1 during spring training. a Week ag;o-Just 1% games behind (Seaso* Total In PanntiMSSS) wagered was returned to tho pub Wplfb and Lou Jdiller—joshed Uiat game and will be the closing ex desperately. He was tremen to the plate for the final timfi intereet ta the home run derby Yankees are continuing their as Richards signedjm< a unique three- to hoar from toon named In testi- sports statiatlcal booklets, la not a year. I feel that this way it helps the 196^ World Series melon Would pjn. New York, blew a 3-1 lead at Bos AMERICAN LEAGUE lic/ they should practice with the hibition contest fo r both clu^: in a regular game. The near ca- Would be to haye 0lit Keeney sault on Babe’a record of 60 hom year contrari' as general manager “ i plan to do considerable work, many as top layoff gamblers. gambling InsUtuUim. dous against Dallas. And to keep me sharp fo r the entire be the largest In history. Loa Minnesota at Kanasd Olty (2), ton as their ace, Frank Lany-'(19- Mtofii, Yankee (55). Pittaburgh and Chicago W ter te- j parity ^row6 bp that Sunday , af- .as .a of the Houston Colts today and aaid eeperially with young players,” he agsUnit Green Bay last Mon championahip aaason,’’ he caid. “ I Angeles can get 92,000 into ths ers In one -season, Keeney - each 2:8a p.m. 9), lost on Ma third try for vic KaUne, Tigers (18). nlght’a tilt with 2-2 NFL records day night, ha broke off tackle temdon was. far from being 4ny-. The local inllk dealer .was -re day goes about hit wprk as pres hit No. 1 problem is the' Immediate said, “ t ’m 'toso going to do some and the memory o f a 21-21 deadlock maintain good habits and that CoUseuih While Yankee Stadium’ Washington at Baltimore, 2 p.m. evaluation of all National League scouting aiioppaalbly will spend as tory No. 20. An error by Norm Franoona, Indians (15). and aqomed 77 yards for a helps toe.” where near the turnouts that had moved as a ptach-hitter for ident of the Dari-Maid Milk Co. at Chleage at Lee Angeles, 4:86 in this same Armed Forces scrap holds 70.000. Crosley Field in C3n- greeted the one and only Bam players. much time with .pur farm club aa Cash and Frank-Malzone's three* Malzone, Bed Sex (14). score on the opening serim- Big No. 81 is quite a guy and clnnati,.can accomodate oply 30,* Babe Ruth in the last game 612 Keeney St. For 2fi years. p.m. run - homer -put the Red Sox even last year. bino during his great career with that tha grtfit home run hitter “ Our plans right now are revolv with the big club/’'.^ < Green, Red Sox (6). mage .play in the third quar stin a lot of footbhll' player. He 000, should the Redlegs win. Senti* Milkman C liff haa bean on the Job in the third, and Chuck Schilling’s No other games are on the sched the New York Yankees in New ever played? ■ ing almost 100 per cent aroUnd the Richards said he hto five men Johnson, Senatora (5). ter.- feela that this year's club boasts mentally, I would llke-to aee Cin*_ but h-e'll n ever. forget the one NATIONAL LEAGUE single put it away in the sixth for ule tonight, but all remaining 14 York or at any of the other seven sellaction of players from...... the N a in mind who would do an admirable NATIONAL LEAGUE clubs wind-up their exhibition .cam Speedy WMgnaan ths bast balanced effensiva attack cinnatl win...Should Los Angeles time Babe Ruth' played with Sa- W. L. Pet, GA. Bill Monbouquette (12-12). Banka, Cdbe (87> The 6-2, .SOS-pound Podoley, American League cities. vitt's and took hia place in the tional Leagiie pool." RlchardJ said. -Job as field manager of the (;)olts paigns either tdmorrqw night or that the. Giants have had rince he overtake the Reds and regain tha with the Sosto’n Braves In Pitts Cincinnati ....82 56 .594 lin 1962. He expressed hope the Bto, Onbo (81). who ia going to be used as an ‘ Instead of performing before batting order.' "We’Ve got to devise a method for ORJOLES-SENATORS — Haiti Sunday. The iegular seasons be first reported ta 1956. It will be title it lost to Pittsburgh' last year, burgh’ Buth did not have his magic Lee Angelea ... 78 54 .581 1 manager can be selected before the and, “haa u r tteeaming han>ily interesting to see what develops 80,600 to 70,000 sp4ctatora In the wand .working at Bulkeley Sta It was a day to remambar. I'll choosing those paiyers. It’s not go more came from behind with five gins Sept. 17. there might be a 'scheduling prob Milwaukee ..;74 60 6 ing to be easy.".. ^ October player aelection. about a speedy vrtngman grab in the weeks ihead, first Eastern lem. This year’e series starts stands, tl;e big tomato faced Ruth dium. With a runner on base, the never forget it, eithar. A80 runs in th e: second against rookie San Francleee 70 62 9 He gave no hints as to the iden M-M V6’ Ruth bing long touchdown passes Gonferenoc gams w ill be Sunday, Wednesday, Oct. 4 In N ew York, was the center of spotlight when Babe dribbled a ball back to the St. Louis .... .70 64 388 10 TTie .Colts and the N iw York Carl Beuldin (0-1). Milt Pappas he played in Hartford with ..Bill Meta move into an expanded Na- tity of the five men. this saosofi,” oald' Shennan. Sept, IT at Yankee Stadium assuming that the Tanka will win. pltcher'a box and was an easy out nttsburgli ...85 67 .402 14 (12-7 r .was tha winner as the (5rl- The following table shows how “ Against - ‘ Dallas,” continued Savttt's Savitt GeiihAin an exhibi at 'first. But that waa what the tlohal Lieague next year and will “Whoever it is will be our No. 1 oles made' it five in a row and against the CUeage Osida. - Second game w ill be Thursday, Oct. CRleage ...... 58 77 380 22281 IA, Roger Maris and Mickey Mantis the coach, "he twinkle-toed on « ' e e tion game against the New Britain have a chance the day after the man once he signs,’’ he said. " I do plunked the Senators into the cel 5 -with a day to travel to the West fana had come to see and all went Phltadelplita ..W •6. .289 41 of New York compare with the a reveme around end and the CkMut. Saturday,' Oet. 7 the Los Codys at Bulkeley Stadium. The home happy, except the Babe. "I Local Sport 1961 WoMd Series ends to purchase feel, however, we must have at lar with their 22hd defeat-lh 23 -EE! ,s( n. \M) s Tfixi Sffiuider nw rsday’e Result decisions and eighth In a row. record pace o f Babe Ruth in 19S7: attendance, hov^yep, waa consid players from the eight existing least one man, either manager or a minute he took off I. felt ha Angeles Coliseum will be used for waa* sure that I could hit one over PiMitairgli 7, Chleage 5 . Player, Homer No., Team De* was going to cross the goal ered excellent fo r the Babe’s ap that fence,” he told me. clubs. coach, who was in the National AUhn Webb, former local football football which would cause a two- m m oisions. Date Hit. H I S I Before the exhibition started, Oaly O Sehedutad Starta Work PIRATES-CUBS — Pittaburgh \line 18 yards away, and he playisr, ralaased by the New York day delay and I doubt If teeves pearance at the then Class A East Chatter Leagu# either >'***' Maris 140 Bept 7 ' did.,. ern League park on Franklin Ave. Ruth, as adverUsad, put on a bat i ToaiY a Oemee. year.' beat the Cubs and Jim Brewer Giants, has been picked up by the sponsor^ would give up the Satur " I ’m starting to work, on evalua x-Mantle >'S1 140 Sept 5 Join Our Big BirtMay Party Distillerios Produce ting drill. With Sam Hyman, the FWtadeiphia (Maiiaiey 10-18) (1-7) with five runs In the third The third speedster is the N atim al League elub. Unclaimed day date which would attract mil 'There waa than, and there StlU is to Chieng* (Bilawertii 1-1^), 2:80 tion today,” Richards said after Ruth 55 147 Sept. 21 6-3, 190-pound Shofner, a five- Hartford druggist and former ma- PHYSICAL EXAMS for boyS on‘ five hits, a walk and four er ■by any. rival N L elub, Webb haa lions o f viewers. That’s a problem, local interest and flavor in Ruth's pjn. signing a three-yea? contract that x-Two games behind Ruth's year veteran in the National been aoalgfied. to the GianU’ taxi Jor laaguie aouUipaw, and the late wishing to participate in the Fire reportedly calls for $60,000 a year. Record Shattered rors. Bobby Shantz (6*3) was the if It arises, for Commissioner Ford finale in a baseball game, regular Ftttobwgli (Friend (18-17) at winner in relief. pace. Football League, like Podoley. squad. The-N egro halfback from Fate iCapura aervlng up pitches, A Police Midget and Pony, Foot 'rtie contract frees the former Tomorrow at Htîdgy Lanes... Frick to work out. season or exhibition. When Ruth ball Leagues will be given tonight' Milwankee (Hendley 5-8), 9 p.m. “ He not only haa speed, but accepted Savitt’s offer to play in aimed straight and down the mid- Baltimore field manager of all front Yonkers, N.Y., Sept. S (JP) — other talents,” amlfea Sher die, the Babe, then 50, blasted sev starting at 7:30 at the East Side St. Lenta '(Slmtiioae 8*10) to Hartford, he agreed to put on a R io on School St. Otactnaatt (GTooie 14-9), 9i05 office problems such sa ticket sales The world pacing record for 1% man, “ and we Intend^to'use eral balls over the rightfleld fence and stadium maintenance. C hitting exhibition before the game pvm. miles we-a shattered laat night by Now Bigg^ ami Better to Add . them all, including his ability State Grid Season Starts Early to. satisfy the appetite of all pres “My Job is exclusively baMball,’’ and- to pinch-hit for the home SC AN D IA SOCCER team wUl Los Angeles (fodran IM ) nt Stephan Smith, a 6-year-old stal to back up punted Don Chand forces. ent. he said. "There are aimilar con- lion owned by Harrid McGinnis of .. . Move Not Resented "f play, the Division A champion San Fmaetacw (MeOemiiek 11- ler whenevfr 'iieeeeaary.” trOcte in the major leagues today Franklin, Ind. ClenV Sears drove W ith Giants and G>lts at Yale During one of the latter innings, Keeney, one of the best clutch Hartford Hungarians, featuring 14), 11:15 p.in. fH E HOUR T h e' GJobts’ weakness this but none exa6Uy like hts one." Stephan Smith past the ^finish line To Your Bowling Pleasure Manager. Jigger Farrell of the ■hitters of tins time, didn’t resent Frank Kantz of Manchester, Sun* Satuidny’s Sohedula season'could be their strong day afternoon at 2:30 at ,Mt. Nebo. Richards today named two spe in the 326,000 Single C. pace at Gems beckoned .to the Babe to one lota bsln'ig removed for the St. Leuta nt Olnelnnatl, 2:86 U but -tging line that has been -Tha football seaooR in (Jeimecti-fisll during the off-season. Anyone interested in out cial asoiatant general managers. Yonkers Raeway in 3:0® 2,,(5, a GENERAL) plnch-hlt. The roar from the as- Babe, A fter all, there will never pan. eensationai in defense. This eut wUl opm early again thia year Of Intereet to Connecticut fans for the locals is asked to contact They are BMdte Rhbinson, who re full second off the mark helckby ■ could be offset by a speedy of semblance was heart-warming be another In our lifetime like the Pittatairfh to MUwnokaa, 2:80 signed yeaterday as field director with an aU-etar profeastonal ^ o w ta the news t u t the Giants will when the big guy, who was out A rt Couch .Sunday at the field. Adios Harry and Widower Creed., SALE fense, which is what Gaiters, siunbino. The king o f the slug p.W, at Baltimdm, and George Kirkaey, TIRE PRIZES In ivy-eovered Tale BOwl on Sun ea'rry Alan ^ eb h o f Ansonia aa an. fitted in a special Savitt 'Gems' The local roate'r haa dwindled as Stephen Smith,' paying 31510, got Podoley and Shofner might day afteriuxm at 3 o'clock. gers had a -342 lifetime batting m tadeiphta at Chlenge,' S:80 exeentive vice president of the A SET OF BOWLING BALLS offensi-ve halfback on their taxi- basebail monkeysuit, picked up several players have returned to p.m. up in the laat stride to'bat-Apmat produce. squad. Webb, at 29, la in need eC< average and had 2,873 hits. For college. Houston Sports Association which by a heail for the 312,500 puree. BOWLING SHOES T A crowd of 80,000 or more Is ex Louisville Slugger and made hia Lee Angeles nt San gveaclsoe, on (Jet. 17 was awarded the 1962 n t O M 3 t M . IHURS. TO 3 r M SAT. The Giants wtqd up their pected to turn out for the second experience. 10 years he-led the American BOWLING SHOE BAGS pre-season contests against way towards home plate. 4 p.m. National League franchise. sucoeiaive Alble Booth Memorial It ia likely that the GlanU Will League, in hitting home runs and ' JUNIOR B O W U NO for the C liff (Milkman) Keeney, the Snnday’e Seheduta “ DataUa of assignments for the ■TO MAKE ROOM FOR KNOW TERES WE. MU8T~RAVE A 60 FREE GAMES the. Baltimore Chits.in Tale Boys’ dub game. The main attrac split the quarterbacking chorea Bowling Green Junior- Boys and Bowl at New Havim Sunday in Gem'e second baseman waa the due - B t . Lenta to CtadnitaM, 2:50 Special assistenU remain to be Initial Workout- COMBINATION SHOE and tion will.be the passing arUatry of against the Colts. among .Y,: A—Tit Jaycee Midget Leagues will start a-charity J ^ e for the AlMa hittor, but the crowd roared IPs ap Saturday morning at the Bowling p.m. ' - worled' out but both men will have BOWLING BALL B A G S^ Johnny Unitaa of the Baltimore tle, recently acquired ftum San' revel as Babe, swinging two bats, Pittaburgh to . Mllwnokee, 2:10 a heck of a lot of work to do,” Storrs, Sept 8 (JP)—Coach Bob T Booth Memorial Boys Club.. Colts vs. the .crack diffenstve unit Francisco, veteran . Charlie Con Green. Sv d ly bigger than hu spindly legs. Richards said. , Ingalls o f the University of Con More than SOiOOO fans are of the New York Grants. erly and young Lee Grosscup. expected. edged closer to the plate. Kearisy, nuialadMphta to OMaaffo, 2:80 N o Field Jobs «> necticut put. his football squad STOCK Replacing Frank Gifford, who SuhdaYa gams will mark the end one o f the fintot basaball players p.(tt. The Baltiihore contract Richards through their first workout of the N o tiv Dame assistiutt eoach bf Iha National FooOfill Leagua'a wasouverely.. injured, last: jMson ever produced In Manchester, didn’t Los Aiigalta at 'FMaiaUito, gave Up laat Friday bars him from season yesterday. After the-90- ptwaeason exhibition sch edu le. and Ska givem up football, -will he .. Brad Lynn is a former special mind stepping aside for the man » P3C’ being field manager of any other minute scrimmage, Ingalls said he NOW — i more lanes have been added jito Mornoson. nill King itiirjM Y agent of the FBI. League play starts next Sunday. who clubbed 714 home runs during club but he made it clear he in- was pleased at the quality of play. The Colts will enter the game wiUi at fullback and Alex Webeter on his combined American and Na- REOUOTIdH a 2-2 i»«-season record.The Giants the wing. tionaf League career, Including 60 itting RDbiliaon Aeaifno have complied a record of two vic U^ front, it wlU be Kyle Rota. ' during the 1927 season with the keea. kit bis SStta home run and NOW^ A beautiful new nursery tories, one -tie and one defeat in and Del Shofner, newly arrived Yankees. went 3-for-3, batting In three Baltimore, Sept. 8 UF) -4- Eddl^ ALL SIZES M.ACKWALLS ^20’ X 46* with glasfi w«ll. Completely equipped with toys, crib, free baby fotir exhibition tiita. from L m Angeles,, a t ends, Char The local ihfielder had picked out tons for major league R B l lead at lie JanerCtte and Rosey Brown at his favorite war club from the bat Robinson resigMd today as field sitting. G YM ^ î4kia la the second in a eeria of 188, In 7-8 victory over Indians. director for the Baltimore Orioles rack and waa headed for the on- mmes for tbq Booth Memorial tackles; Jack Stroud and Darrell Pitching —- Ralph Terry, Yan deck circle Vriien Manager Farrell and prisaumably will follow Paul llind. In last year’s game, the first peoB''at guards and Ray Wietecha kees, allowed only five hits, one a t , center. dectded'.to make hie move. Richards to the Houston Cblla. of w h it ew a lls TUIELESf Suits pro contest ever played in the Bowl an. taslde-the-park homer, walked the Natlbhel Baseball League. The NOW ^w Intertam to desk at every lane s where the late Alble Booth ran Defensively, the Giants will call Beet of Health mme and struck out three.,>lii 7-3 Orioles afinounetd that George ScM dis_ .wild for tbe Elia, the Detroit Lions on the old etandbys up front. Andy Ruth, weighing . close to 250 decision ev4r Tribe after retiring Selkirk, signed by'Baltimore Sun Bc m s - idayed the Giants to a 16-16 tie. A Robustelll, Dick ' Modzelewskl, ounds, was enjoying ths best of first 13 men he faced. day, will take over Robinson’s prowd of 60,600 sat through con Rosey Grier and Jim Katcavage - ealth that fall afternoon. LfSa — S W M t S duties., Selkirk, successor to Babe NOW A larger, well-lit parkinig area stant pain to watch the match. and linebackers -Cliff Livingston, than three years later he waa A THURSDAY’S FIGHTS Ruth’s outQald position with the ■ ). SMrts Tieketa w ill be on sale at the Sam Huff and Tom^ Scott. Deep, Btrickefi with cancer of tha throat Bowl at noon Sunday. AH seats are Los Angeles ---.Battling Torres, New York Yankaki; resigfisd rs- -1 it w ill ' be Dick Lynch, Erich and died Aug. 16, 1*48. eantly aa supervisor of player p%t- NASSIPF ARMS CO. reserved. Out of organised bsMball since 141, Mexico, 'knocked out Ray NOWiÔut Snack Bar "HOVSE OF SPORTS” Bamee, Dick Nolan and Jim Pat Riojas, 187)4, Orange, Calif., 3. aennel fo r Kansas City, The contest will be preceded by a ton. ths 1935 season, after finlOhlng up CLIFF KEENEY is under new management with a, newly enlarged menu and luncheon 991 Mata SL— M I 9-184T muaieal agluta fay the Notre Pame W IN F The Colta will have Jimmy Orr RItAICESAWrY •ALANCf M i specials every day (a free game of bowling included) R High Band from Wpst Haven. The and Jim Mutscheller at. ends, new Albie Booth march will be in- George Pres and Jim Pkrker at ADJUSTMENT AUI^fEtfr SFCCIAL troduced by the Notre Dame musi Ucklea, Palmer Pyle and Alex cians prior to the giunc. Halftime Sandusky at guards and Dick ALL MAKES—ALL MODELS shteruinmcrit wlUlie prfvlded by Ssymanskl at the pivot. Unitaa W« D« AH TMs AT YOUR the flariiy Connecticut Hfirricanes. w ill direct the club at quarterback H EY KIDS! YANKEE WsDtaAMtMi Pre-game activities outside the K and Alex HaWltins and Lenny , Adjust emergency and toot Bowl will have a definite Ivy Oorreea enoier. enneher; toe-in. SERVIClE League flavor with .many gtoups Moore wilt he at the hSLlveB with brake. Inspect brake Hning. S ' i ^ I ( Joe Perry at fullback. . Check hydroirile syetem. Add Adjnnl stsertag. Crtaa eroaa jdanning tent pionies or station PARKADE LANES , and aalMy êlw•lk tired. RnL -ruon tailgate parties. Pyle, one time star for Michigan brake fluid. Lnbrleato enter- W i i i S K > State, Is thh brother of Mike Pyle, JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUES BASEBALL anoe front Yriieela. i MANCHESTER ' ’’The Giants will arrive in New gency bnike eaMe. last year’s Yale captain and- now Haven Sundhy morning from their START TOMORROW Phone Ml 3-2125 AUTO PARTS pre-aeason training headquarters center of the Chicago Bean. ALL CARS at Fairftald University. Tbs .Colts Defensively, the Colts are buU SAWRDAY, RBPT. 9 .-.-Ti D : v , nrtU .arriva laturday Bigjht, and will worked by the m at Oino Mar* CLEVEUND AT NEW YORK 88e ’8.88 chetti and A rt Donovan, former T'-L K mtoBd tha evening at a nshr Haven motor hotoL Boston College tacklk; Other de* Alt* T “to It-fit • A3|Ât*a W to A*M» GAME TIME 8 P.M. CCJK i t i , ' o m RAHYw ‘Ihia w ill ha the-list OMwrtunlty frnuive linemen are J[im Colvin TR0PHIES--AWARD(S--FATCHE8 Qrdell Braoas. Llnebaekers are IAAI.IV5FJM . for ths rtval coariws,B, AUls Sher- . ■ - ' " : \ ■ ■ I • : ■ : ■ t r, ■ . ihan »r th aO laats and Webb Ew- Bill Pelllngton, Mam) M otuosak, HIRTFORO aiN EftlL i M t A ■ATDBOAT • AJL to 8 FJI. bank of tKK Co|ts. to got the Idnlu and Ddh*' Shinniek. Deeft driend- C t r t i ^ Initroctor To Halp Yoh Witl^Ynw Hue AU YAHKK NieHT OAMIS. l O e o e a l ^ out of their' ttoiws befon league era Include Bob Boyd, Carl Taseff, 185 CENTER STRBBT play haglaa asitt weak, ffhtoman Bart Starr, Andy Itolatm gad Don’t MiM Out On Thla Wondarfnl OpFortimitjr HOME MMl AW AY-MAL 1230 ragiaped the n ttn d JI m lA e Haw- KAUrisn Btapp. CALL PARKADE LANES NOISr^MI 8*1607 ; THOMPSON SPEEDWAY OPEN THURSDAY NI6RT T O % I M* iMI' UN I (iNN Mu i r \f i‘. I ------I

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XANCEDESISE EVRI^G A&RALI^MAKGHEST^ FRIDAY, SEPTEÊR 8. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1961 PAQILM1NEI9KN Bosaw WithoRt Baud 69 ffipm i OUGBTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY BBi.SHQllTBN HoDMa For Rsat 65 HwiiMfi For Solo 72 HousftFfpr dfilt 72 Houses for Salt 72 Hoiiaea For Salt Honacs for Sate •72 Lots Far Sate 72 O lfB rtd IS-A ZAROE SmOLB a r a b le n o n , STAFFORD SPRINGS, Modern 4 VERNON-4evan. room split with MANCHESTER NeF llsttaf. 6 EAST HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD — Exesllent 7- DOUBUI A, ■ and taduatriql aeaod rm attractiva location, free 'parking, room year 'round cottage, near 1% b ^ s , g u a g s aad big wooded roomt^ fireplace, oil heit, ia a r WBAVINO at EtanHL rneOi boloB UBOWABi^ year-old, 6 room; Cape Cod, Cm- lots. ChariSB Ponfleelll A fw ey, I d . antiohee, bath, men pukway. CaU OV 4 - ^ OV lot, WaU to waU, too. Steal at garage with attached screened MANCHESTER 5 rooni ranch, catport, utility venleht. location. Rot water oil and torn clothing, m aien rana, U w n b m n iM b mwuHW oiuy. MX f-4$78. 9-9844, MX 3-8109. CLASSIFIED cH oiciKa 4-7028. ' . $16,906. T. J. Orortett, RoeUon, l^ io , trees, nlcriy landscaped, room, large asaumSble G.I. mort- heat, 3 full baths, fireplace. haadboga fapairad, alppar ro- xn 8-1S77, with extra lot. Dwelling in verv Usable 8 o^ 4 bedn^nia. Easily 7% ACRES,^ high .elsvattoa, boouti- plaeainanta, umbrailaa rapalrad, good condition throughout. Quick GREEN financed. Quick occupancy. Phone fol vlevr jntautca out, trsas. only man’a ahlit .coUara rararoaii and IB oua. mot- ONE FURNISHED room, one block L06U.tiO¥'aOOOIB ■m f r w MalA St, Ml $-6746. Sabarban For Rout 66 occupency. Asking price $17,606. Maximum UViiw may be enjoyed MANCHESTER MI 3-5373, Brae-Bum Realty. $3,500. (iarlton W. Butchias. MX ADVERTISING Kplaood. Maitow’a utfla^tnd* Charles Leaperance, Ml i-ldio. in this 6 room c a p e Cod. Lajge , V 9-618Z Ing Shop. HOOACB «P«0ONf GARRISON jV R N lgH B p ROOM, complete THREE ROOM apartment furnish kitchen, livtag room with fir^lace 6 room ranch, 3-car garage, walk 71-73 CHESTNUT ST,—Spacious Gartta—Fam-^Dtinr v ' J jm iie r ,. housakeepbig facUltiee, women ed, hear, Kot water, private en STERLING PLACE--^JUSt oft Main. and front vestibule, dining/room , out basement, customlnillt Ity pres 3 family income property. TSvo 7 Resort. Properte For Sale 74 CLASSniED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Prodaets W Mh, Uke trance, $76 monthly. PI 2-8976 COLONIAL Overaiaed cape built by Dou- bedroom downstairs.. Twrf roomy ent owner. Any offer considered. room duplex apartmenta, one 5 only, between Center and' FOhr extra large rooma, plus 8AJ8.to6PJII. BnfMliir-CoBtnetiBf 14 U Jf INOOTIfS/ monal Roapltal. CaU MI $adJolnlng th* Cove. Two Wanted— Real Batata'77 ’“VSSSS d' ^ Diol Ml 3-2711 painting. Carpentry. Aftm tions Novelli Farm, Mountain Road, GENERAL RENTAL agency J D cabinets, glass enclosed ceramic amair all yeaj- h o ^ s -fu r n a c e - and additians: Oeilino. Workman- M Hno-nMonDV." Glastonhury, MI 8-6997. ______dro|rieaf tsMss, maple ahd walnut Rsatty, 470 Main Street, ‘ MI “ $13,800—SIX ROOM colonial, nice Either of these fine homes may be bath, big living room with picture bedroom sets, 6 commodes, i^ a 1-6129, seen at your convenience. Just call, MANCHESTER own well—lakeu' privileges -on ASK US about our caah offer foe ship guaranteied. 390 Aatumn St: condition, picturebook Utchen, window, view for miles, fully SMITH your property. No red tape. Hon- trestle tiihle, pins cooner’s very central. Culton W. Hutchins. edge of property'; Income $130. MI 8-4880. . - ‘ stormed.. Retired owner has kept Price $14,000. PI 2-6538. est value. H. J. Bradley, MI $-7879. , ^ ill f?/ Howiihold Goods 51 bench, spinnlht wheel, chUd's FIVE ROOM apartment, eecond Ml 94182, this 1*A year old home NEW. Rob REALTORS and VICINITY. N BIDWELL HOME Improrement m n L m w k § e m rocker* wash stand, erodle,>inar- floor, odulte only. 65 Summer SL ert Wolve.rton Agency, MI 3-1914. fAdgSMTST. T C «0 LAWNMOWERS at new low CaU m 3-4644. BOWERS SCHOOL—4 room Eng- jd H N H. 12-14 STRAOT ST—5-5 duplex, IF YOU arc interested in selling Company—all types at siding and Me top fuihltura, old violin, old MI 9-8952 Mi 3-6969 $26,500. 8 yean old, 2-car garage, and are looking for personalised FOR THE FmSTTIIIE ANYWHERE ~ m Alumlmira clapboards a MmuStTxfLt. Xdi.M'-.-V intcae. 81'* eeU-propeUed Toed caboose Stove, 5 oU paintings, 3 .^Colonial, IH baths, large MANCHESTER—6 room Dutch Co $12,600 Hebron. New 8 room ranch, ro ta n , ret. price $f89.96, neclal 350 MAIN STREET—Four large built-in range and oven storm doors and 'windows, step to service, call thi, office. AUcs Unexcelled wotkmaa- large train hells, 8 musie boxes, kitchea, $ Im s beihxwms. large CAPPEN, Inc. lonial, large private yard, nicely Manchester Clampet, 843 Main St. Manches $89.05. MOriOW’s, Iho.. 867 rdozM, ground floor. Big yard, wooded lot, SStfW outdoor ewlm- pll hot water heat, amesite buses, schools, hospital and ahop- 9A4M. flrm acs set, antique CUppendals IN8URORS • REALTORS landscaped, city uUntiM, 14x19 PRESTIGE MINDED? , ping; Excellent investment prop- ter. Tel. MI 9-4M3 A lUIOUR WANT AD ANSWERIN6 M l 94381. Ciudr. MI 8-7449. ■ ample parking. $90 per month plug mlng pool, tennis court, barbeque, MI 9-8361 livtag room with fireplace and , drive, »* acre lot. Only $500 heat (Approx. $10 per month). T, down. ’ erty. Approximate rental $280 OOUGHUN ROOFm e OO. — AD Help Wanted— Female 35 Help WauMd— Male 36 Articlea For Sale 45 1-ear garafe, $38,900. PhUbriek MI 9-7446 MI 3-6319 open stairway. 13x13 kitchen, dta' See this custom built ranch In CASH WAl'l'lNO tor property oarn- types at roofa and roof repairing, HOyglB FURNITURE. Must bs NINE PIECE—Mahogany dining J. Crockett, Realtor. MI 8-1577. Agency, MI 9-8464. ing room, 3 twin-sized bedrooms, monthly. Appointment only. MI- sold dulck, peoplA leaving town. one of Manchester’s finest loca $15,800 Manchester. 5 room ranch, 3-0393. era. Please call us before you b w SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS spâlixing in Twenty Year Bond PART-TIME waitress, days. Andy KOJA OPERATOR, 84 grads fasndc- l a w n MOWERB-Toco, JSMhMIl. room set with Duncan Fhyfe MANCHEETBR-Boltoa—Over 300 plastered walls, oil hot water Or sell. Sueedy servloe. J. D; Patio Drive-Li. W. Middle Tpke. I, train on job. The KMs^- Boleni, GoodaU, Arteos. RUbng M I,$4837. AVAILABLE Sept, 15, adulte ‘only, SIX ROOM Cape, fireplace, garage; tlons. .6 rooms, garage, *4 acre spacious living room, large ed Roofs. O dl MI 8-770T. table, $65. CoU MI 84778. heat, desirable location. Asking wooded lot, selling below today’s MANCHESTER—Center Street, In Realty. MI 8-6139. Waat li rwaailliia m aa* if oar olaaMlM ■drerdeeawatif No Mornings. ion Brick Oo., Route 5, mowers. Bolens 7 b.p. Rldamatla large 3 room apartment. Heat, hot near to atorea, schools and b u , $17,500. Robert Wolverton Agency, fireplace, attached garage South Windsor RiU. iuoVINy-^ furniture, And water, large range and refrigera Marion E. Robertson,'Broker, Ml market price at $21,900. with sun deck, combination vestment property. Business zone. aam or a< M Mepkeao Bated T Siiiiiily eon tko tractors with ovsr 31 attadimsiits. oppptneea, reaecoobla, 114 Sum- mimae vrvvB. Jum MI 8-1914. WISH 803IEONE to handle yout Rooflng u tf Chiauievs 16-A Used mowers and tractors. P u ts tor, tile bath imd ahower. Luge 8-5988. Extra lot avadlable. Charles Lea- windows, lovely high lot, 4-family. First floor 4 room apart CONNECTICUT Ucensed njjrse, any EXPSRIS37CBS>—life insurance m tt 1^., 4-0 p.ih, MnslcBd Instnnieiiis 53 cloeets, CentraUy located. Part R, F. DiMOCK CO. ment vacant for buyer. Easily raoi estate? Call ms at Ml 94l3t MANCHESTER ANSWERINC SERVICE sad service, ^d tot BqiU|mMBt perance, MI 9-7630. MANCHESTEIR—Charming 6 room complete city utilities, one for prompt and courtsous oarvloa. ROOFINo— Specia’izing repairing Shift, private ho^taL TR S-813L agent for association with long Oo.. 88 Main. ing. $93. MI 84398. BOLTON lakefront $24,900. Omtem. Cape with garage. Four finished MI 9-5245' block to bus line. A real F.H.A. financed. Shown by ap- S-T568. BJBfii^BRA'rOR A4 condition, SHEET MUSIC, books. porary ranch, 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, Joseph Berth. Brokar. Ml 9-0500 roofs of an kfaida, new roofs, gut established property insurance teaching material for piano, organ BOLTON—6 room Ranch 8% yeare plus rec room. Plastered walls, ex Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 value. hntment, Phone MI 3-6278, BraS- DEMONSTRATORS and managers OFFICE DESK, $100—Smith- roMcnable. Call MI 94807 after FIVE ROOM, second floor ap$rt- ultra modern kitchen, 8 targe bed- surnu ~Realty, ■' ter work, chimnsys clesneA re- agent. Write Box H, Herald, giv 4H». and aU Id-and orchestra ins&u- olffiôdern kitchen with buUt-lna; haust fan, new awnings, private Johanna Evans MI 9-5653 S LONG LJST of buyers w^ttag. All aad iMTe jroor aweaege. ToaH Bear frotn oar adrertiacr la )lt paireA Atumlaum siding. 80 needed in thl* area for new sensa ing personal data and business Corona typewriter, ox- ment stovq and refrigerator tot- tw m a, 1% baths, 3-zon# hasting, _xroo»n, hot water baseboard yard with fireplace, good location, $15,900 Manchester. Oldep Oqlonlfl typos of homes. 3 or 4 faniiUea. tional Jewelry party plan. No in ments. One of ConneoUcut's lo if- nished, available Sept. 18. One thsrmopans windows, garage XIANCHESTER—Centrally located home. 6 rooms and aim- taae w l»eat epeadlar on eoealng at the telepbeeei. years' emierietiee. Free estimates. badeground. ceUent condition. MI 8-8673. KAGICCHEIF gee stove, ekbellent est eelecUoiu. Ward Music Oq,, M heat, fuU basement with recrea tip top condition. $16,500. Robert Call C. O. Lorentzen, Brokar, MX CaU Bowley, MI 84861, MI 84788. vestment, no coUecting, no deUv- child permlssable, West Side. Ml apace for 2 cars. Marion E. Rob tion room^Ng-car garage, amealte Wolverton Agency, MI 3 1914. 6 room Cape, 600 foot frontage, porch, 3-acre tat, two blocks 8-1866. ering. H ipest commission to deal ioonditlon. AvallaUe Saturday. Ml Summer. Open evenings. .Frss 34129. ertson, Broker, Ml 8-5058. ideal for children.-West Side Real from Main Street. Excel DISH'WASHER, Good pay. Good MOU. parking. drive, l a r g e ^ $l7,9d0. Phllbrick er and manager. AU inqulrier con hours. Apply in person, Brass Key TAPE RElOORDBiR, 3-speed, 188. Agency, Ml ' ‘ 28 SO. HAWTHORNE St,—Six room ty, MI 9-5318. lent location for children. fidential. Marion Kibbe Fashion Restaurtot, Call a*0477 tMtwrMn ifUA- AVAILABLE Sept. 15 —■ 4-robm SERfFN ROOM Cape—on bus line, cape with new exterio; and Im Legal Notice Loot and Fooiid -Aato DrlTing Sehool 7-A HeatinK antf Planbinc 17 AFTER LABOR DAY SALE! NOBLET CLARINBT, used 6 apartment, $83. Includes heat, hot large family room, modern kitch '$18,300 Boltdn^ A home with coun Shows, Avon, Cernn. OR 8-3455, or ONLY A FEW OUTFITS LEFT SIX ROOM ranch, 6 years old^ maculate Interior. Yard . is all 807 WOODBRIDGE ST.—Ranch —2 67 O LCO TT FX>AT WALL STONE, fireplace shd months, $100 for quick sale. TR water, refrigerator, stove and en, dintag room, 8 or 4 bedrooms, large bedrooms, bath. large living try atm'dqihere yet only DECBEB ON: L^rtAnON Of LOST—Small male pUppy, tri-col MORTLOCK’S Driving Sebpol—Of PIAIMBINO AND heating — re OR 3-9829, 7-9 p.m. •MAN PART-TIME $50 FREE GROCERIES 5-9496. Bowers School, all roolna better fenced in, plenty of trees and flow CtAB__ veneer stone. Five alses to eelect utUities. Adults only. Tel. Ml basement finished in knotty pins, than average in aise, entire base room, dining room, combination minutes frbm Manchester AT A cotm i" o r PROBATE haldea ored, wearing red collar. Call fice, 443 Main S t. Mancheater. modeling Inatallations. repairs. with porchase at any 4 room outfit ering shrubs. Asking $13,900, in DEMONSTRATE TOYS from. Bolton Notch Querry. TM X 3-5694. garage, wooded lot, close to ment finished off into large fatnUy cluding the combination windows den, kitchen and enclosed porch. Is what this charming DRIVE »t Coventry, Mthln and for the Dlitriet MI 9-5045. Leamliw correctly “ May Save All work guaranteed, 35 years ex Need man who is looking for ad- VM m y up to Sat., Sept. 9th, 6 pm schools and shcpping^ $15,900. Phil- room rsmch offers, with rt Cov^^ôn the 7th day of Seâ»- perience. 34-bour service. CUl dtUonal income to make a 15 min MI 94617, room. 4%% mortgage, priced for and awnings. T J. Crockett, Real Breezeway and garage. Situated Tour Life." Driver education ym r groceries at the Waat4d(^To Bay 58 brick Agency, Ml 0-M i. oh 100 foot lot with many trees fireplace, finished family Parkllke aetting in AA zone,. 6 _ P ’re«ent' Hoii. Elmoro classes. Member, Connecticut Pro- Eail VanCamp. MI 9-4749. Work August until Decembeir, ute security check of a location quick sale. $18,000. Phllbrick tors, MI 8-1577. » TurUngtan. ceUdit commission, no investment, LARGE BAQY carriegs with mat mhrket of your choice FIVE ROOM flat.. $40. MI 8-7989 Agency, MI 9;8464. and ahruba. Priced under $16,000. room, combination . win. Em ., Judge. . Pcnumalf fessiohal Driving School Assn. IQ near Manchester Country Club at WANTED TO cash sn- after 2.> RANCH—5 roonu first time on rooms, 1% baths. Oversize C*pa On ntouon of C. Norton, car and telephone necessary, larg tress, brand new, w . Inquire 8 COMPLETE Adjoining 120 foot lot available. dows, dikhwasher disposal, Executor, . ^ r y Shores. Cerveatnr. 9-7898. aiq)roximately 8 a.m., 5 p.m., 9 Mrs. Eva Saucier, Route ^ next tiques, old furnltnr^,. prlmlttvss. muket. Bowers Sehool. Plastered MANCHESTER — 8 rooma, 1% Tel. Ml 8-6688. 64 acre lot, excellent loca with foil shed dormer. Very deep, ELECntOIAlX Sales snd Service, Radto-TV Repair est party plan in the country. p.m. 4 a.m., 7 days per week. Pre ROOMS OF BRAND NENT oil paintings, bric-arbrd^ WUl caU THREE ROOM apartment. Heat, Conn., on the estata of Arnold Poefo "SANTA’S PARTIES'’ ORChard to Roeemount Restaurant, EMton. f u r Nr u r b walls, cast Iron radiation, hot hatha, garage,- excellent location PORTER STREET tion for children. wooded lot with absolute privacy Avery, late of Covantry, within said bonded representative, AlfnM LARSON’S Connecticut’s fltst li Services 18 fer man who can make all checks irivately.■ V'■------i ^ s —Chdtm ' An- ‘ hot water, stove and refrigerator. water heat, choice setting with MANCHESTER—8 room Cape. Ga district, deceased. Amell, 306 Henry St. Tel. MI censed driving school trained — 3-3207 ,ORchard 8-8455, Or ORcbard AND APPUANCB8- .. $95. MI 9-5229, 9-8. and condition. Close to bus and Delightful 6% room Colonial, and beautifill views. Unexcelled for This Court doth decree that she but will consider others who can 500 CEDAR POLES 7-t80 foot long, U([ques. MI. 9-4838. trees, $18,900. Phllbrick Agency, ahcq>ping center. Charles Lesper rage. tool shed, new. siding,' cor $18,800 Vernon. 3 bedroom- split 8-0450. Certified and iîproved is now of CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, 8-9829, Avem, Oonn. *nio ''BtonMjmy” Ml 9-8464. center hall, 1% baths, wall-to-wall convenience and safety. months be allowed and limitsd far ths do at least two. Interviews Satur deUvered or installed, reasonable. Free $50 Groceries ance, kO 9-7620. ner lot. C. O. Lorentzen, Broker, level, 1% baths, finished creditors of u ld asUUe to ...... ' fering classroom and bitiilnd available aU- hours. Satisfaction day, Sept. 9, 14 p.m.. Oak Lodge Electric stove and oil heater, 4- WE BUY, SELL or trade satUqus ATTRACTIVE 3 room apartment. carpeting, nice recreation room, MI 3-1365. fantiiy room, fireplace,, ga claims aealnst the asms WANTED—Ride to Aircraft, Willow wheel instruction for teenagers. guaranteeA Call MI A1S15. STENOGRAPHER, legal expe^ S ROOMS ...... $188 and used furniture, china, glass, Including stove, refrigerator, and GLASTONBURY—6 rbom ranch, 3 Jalousled porch, attached garage, and. directs------Otet . publicnubile ------. ience helpful, fuU or part-time. Motel, Room 8, Manchester. room capacity, hydraulic truck RANCH—6% 'bopma, 8 years old rage, convenient location Calf OWNER Mi 9-8363 St. entrance, from Woodland St, MI 9-6075. The “Roneymotm" sUver, picture, frames and old , hot water. MI 3-6055 evenings. baths, center hall, 8 twin size b ^ - well landscaped lot 95x160. For MANCHESTER—Off Porter Street of this.order by advertlring tn a fe TV SERVICE:—All makes. Honest, Write Box K. Herald. Jack. Bathroom sink complete. EVee $80 Groceries Bowers School araa, family aise t w r hsvin* a eirculstion la saM dls- aecond shift MI A7D87. tT-TIME dish washer. Good coins, (dd doUs Snd guns, hobby rooms, 146 foot lot, only $18,400. appointment and furiher d -’.alla on Grandview Street. Two new $25,600 Bolton. Large 6 room rkneh. trlct. ana by postinr a copy ibersef on Economical. O gb quaUty parts. 1956 Chevrolet sedan. Three cirul- 8 ROOMS ...... $269 WEIST SIDE—Available • -immedi kitchen, faasteretT'walls, cast Iron SEWING MACHINE pay. Good hours. Apply in person, Isr 24’’ aaws. MI 9-1353. coUections, attic contents or whole Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5133. baseboard heat, 1-ci^garage. This please call custom colonial ranaches, 2 batha, 3 full batha, large living ^ e public sirn port in said Town of WANTXay—Passengers to Pratt A Guaranteed 90 days Famous for The “ Charm House’* eetates. Furniture Repair Service, ately,- 5 room- duplex, garage, Cavoatry, neoit^ the place whers ths Whitney, dr Rowandi Labs, East Motoreydos—Bicycles 11 a.m.-4:80 p.m., experienced pre- B raskêy Restaurant. house offers you those litile extras large family room, kitchen. These room, dining i^ m , 3 or 3 deceased last dn^t. service since 19SL Phone MI Free $00 Groceries TalcottviUe, Conn. Tel. MI' 3-T449. basement recreation room, new WALKER- STREETT-^ room Cape, are outstanding houaea. Must be bedroomrs, separate laundry- Hartford, woridng hours 8-4:45. 9-4587. Pottertoo’s, 130 Center St ferred. Apidy Kaklar Toy Com- X 8 ROOMS ...... $894 ly redecorated. Adults preferred. screened porch, fireplace. 1-car that make a house a homX.$l9.500 Lots For Sate 73 _ GertlHod from Record Call MI 8-1383. 1958 TRIUMPH T 130 motorcycle. peny,, 6080 HUUardHUUa St. EXILIPSE 20’’ reel power mower, Phllbrick Agehcy, MI 9-84^ ELVA TYLER seen to be appreciated. Open for room. large Roman brick ___ ET.MORB TOBKINOTON. Jqdn. $25. Call MI 3-6364. The “ Hollirwood’’ FRANK IS buying and Bel Call MI 9-2359 weekends or after garage shaded lot, $18,000, Phil, inapSetion. Builder hag to sacri fireplace, all Thermopane CHOICE LOT—A well treed 100x381 BECBEE"ON“ i;mrPAtlOW~4»r Must sell. Call MI 9-5748 or call at TELEVISION Mtemiae end rotor JanteG — Free $60 Qroceriet x used furniture and antiques 7 p.m. weekdays:______brick Agency, MI 9-8484. WANTED—Rids from. Rolling 44 Gardner Street after 5:80. WANTSR — WaUressea fuU-time, RANCH-A fine 6 room ranch style fice at $26,500. New England window#, builtlin range and lot la now a-vailable at the erest of systems tastaUe^ and repaired. Male oiêinale WALLPAPER SALE — Celling 8 Romns ...... $488 tag Sept. 9 at 420 Lake St. CaU and REALTOR oven, 2-ca'r garage. Many AT A cotm ’i?% r^5ioBA’rB bottsn . iSiik to Churdi Comma, E. Serving ' Bfanebester and sur daya Howard Jdmson’s, 894 Tol FOR 'RENT—6 room flat, hot BUSINESS zone:—8 room home In home with attached garage is now Builders. MI 9-7555. the hill on Ludlow Road, Rock' at Coventry, within and for the.pislrlet FOR sale:—^Boy's 28’’ Wcycle al land Tpke., Manchester. Apply -in paint. $2.95 gallon; Dutch Boy The "Boulevard’’ see what we’ve got. Closed Sun available in an excellent suburban extraa throughout, % acre ledge. This nipst desirable lot is Hartford. Hours 8:15-4:80. MI- rounding areas. Modern TV Serv IMMEDIATE openings for men and Free $50 Groceries days. MI 94580, water heat, Timkln oil burner, excellent condition off Eaat Center ^ 9-4469 MI 9-5051 her itei" **** "* ieplem- 9-0530. most new, used only 8 weeks. Rea person. Mr. Ford. gloaa and flat colors, $3.95 gal area. A few of the features of this Manchester lot. reasonably priced at $5,600. For ice. 405 Oehter S t. MI 34306. and women in our SarAfa Coventry lon. Morrison Paint Store, 385 8 ROOM S...... $697 front and back porch, available Street, Good location for doctor _ Present Hon. Elmore Tin’klneton. sonable. Inquire 884 Bidwell S t hairdresser, etc. $25,000 For’ fur desirable home are 3 bedrooms, MANCraSTER—Over 20 acres TWOrFAMILY additional information or appoint Esq., JMre. FULL OR part-time, regnlu week Costume Jewelry Comphqy, F^jll Center St. The “ Aristocrat’’ October 1. Adults. Box EE, Her fireplace, large kitchen with built- $29,900 Vernon. 7 room executive ment call McCarthy Enterprises, On motion st Mrs. Olara L. , RAOIO-TV REU*AIRS, sny make, or part-time. Wrokly pay^check. Free $50 Groceries Rboma Without Board 59 ald.- ther Information call the Phllbrick dtsirameiraMe building lots with ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 full AdniintitratHx. BeUevu^ Conn AntoBHlblkB for Sale 4 freetree pickuppli ‘ and delivery on small ly pay checks and stiU keep your Agency, MI 9-8464. in oven and range; . aluminum family Ifouse. Investor's price. Duplex 6-6. Two car garage, com Inc. MI 9-5391. John V Panclera, Important Job es-wlfe and mother.' Earn extra money or start ay>er- REIAL RICH LOAM delivered. 3 ROOMS ...... $879 baths, living room, dining on the estate « f Albert Cnerter ' ____ Bastness Services Offered 13 radios,radios. pboAographs. Hilours AlO ROOM FOR rent wltii ahowSr and ROCKVILLE — Modern 8% room storm windows and screens, built- West Side Realty, MI 9-5315. pletely redecorated, separate heat MI 9-189F. lata., of Coven^. within said. dlsMet, OLDER CARS mechanics spe- No investment, no coUecUng, no manent career. Call.our answering Also, sand and gravel. Reaaon- $10 DOWN DELIVERS in fire alarm, split rail fence. It is ing syatems, large lot in excellent room and den, kitchen with deceased. p.m. H- A E Raifio and TV. MI service. MI 94660. ^ private entrance, gentleinan pre apartment available Oct. 1. Stove, BEAUTIFUL 6 room ranch, at dals, fixit yourself «otia, always 94582, Ml A1479. deUvering. Car end phone neces - able. Call RIvervllle 6-3966. FVee storage until wanted. Free tached garage, .full baacment, built located on a spacious 100x200’. lot. IMPRESSIVE Fôom Colonial In location, excellent return on Inveat- complete bullt-ins- large BOLTON'—IO' acros more or lest This Court doth decree that alz CHAIN SAW work — Trees- cut. ferred. lo i Chestnut St. refrigerator, free parking, -heat stone fireplace, patio, 2-car, ' 600 foot road frontage, trees, aak'- months ba allowed and limited for the a good selectUm. Locdi behind our Reasonable rat«i. Call PI 2-7558 sary. CeU MI 9-5650. Delivery in 1959. Lot 185x187. Marion E For additional information call substantial residential, neighbor ment, $17,800. creditors of said estate to exhibit their office. Douglas Motors. 883 Main. DEPENDABLE part-time help >IUM SIZE desk, $8; baby’s Free set up by our own reliable and Jiot water furnished. Other garage, brick veneer. Large tag $2,600. Lawrence F. Fiono, MI between 1:30-4:80 or any time after 4 p.m. at Olenn’g Snack Bar, CLEAN, a t t r a c t iv e double or conveniences. Washer and dryer Robertson, Broker, MI 3-5953. ' McCarthy Enterprises. MI 9-5391. hood, 4 bedrooms, iiS baths, den, clahns against the same to the Adnila- Mjllinery DreBBmakinK' 19 GERERAL cleanup woman ap- cMbed, like new, $4; stroller, $5. men. John Panclera, MI 9-1898. garage. A home anyoqe can well R. F. DIMOCK CO. shaded lot, only one year 3-2786. latratriz and directs that public Botles NEED A CAR and had yarn: credit Saturday or Sunday. ircntimately 8 hour« mornings. No Silver Lane Bowling, Eaat Hart MI 3-77B1. single room, private home, park on ■ premises.' Ideal location -ôr old. be given of. this order by advertising In SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT ing. MI 9-7748. BRICK hom e:—6 large rooms, - enjoy'with a great deaN.ôf pride. mmed down? Short on down pay- Saturdays and Sundays. Apply ford. ypu^g and older couplesi WalkWg MANCHESTER—247 Charter Oak. MI 9-5245 PRIVACY PLUS in this two bed a newspaper hsThiK a eireulatien in AMESETE DRIVEUWATS construct- FOR DRESSMAKING and altera WALLPAPER table and equipment, Phone For Appointment full baths. 2-car garage, excellent Beechler-Smith, Realtors, MI Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 said diatnet, and by poating a. copy mant? Bankrupt? Repaaseauan? tions, call Lyn Kratzke MI S-0682 Cavey’s Restaurant. distiince tp shopping,, mtautes t^ -.condition. - Between one, and two Lat-M quality ranch, fireplaces, room ranch. /All big- rooms with IbereotId en toe public airo. pert tat aiUd er—resurfaced—sealed. Superior Electrolux '^ u u m cleaner, maple Samuel Albert, HtiA CH 74868 ROOM FOR profeealoaal or busi Haftfdrd over Parkway, $95 a 9-8052, MI 3-6969. JOhanna Evans MI 9-5653 DooT gtya 19 ! See Honeat Doug any time. ness woman, middle-age, home acres of land. Fruit trees. High foil basement, hot water oil heati 1% baths, combinations, 2 fire Town of Coventry, nearest the ptaes Pavers. MI 84515. WANTED WOMAN to work as coffee table, silverware. 238 Oak If you have no means of transpor month. Call Rockville TR 6-3748. places, air-cemditioning, porches, where toe deceMed last dwelt. las, get the low down on the loweet Sitnatlons Wanted— privileges, in nice respectable elevation. Six miles ..from Man priced right, vacant. Owner Escott CAPE—Five large rooms, shaded MANCHESTER — 6 room ranch, U &L R REALTY Certified from Record deem and amaUeat imymenta any- short order cook, nights. Apply In St. ■ tation, I’ll send my auto for you Agency, MI 9-7683. etc. Nice yard, all enclosed with LAWN MOWERS 'sharpened and Female 38 No obllgetion home CaU MI 9-9048 any time. chester. Phllbrick Agency, Ml lot, garage, combination wlndowa newly painted, attached garage, EUtORB TmuaNGTON. Judge. whars. Not a amall loan or Onanee repaired, aalea and service, pick Moving—Trodring— person Acadia Restaurant, Tolland 9-8464 and other extras, quiet location. Ml 3-2692 ahnihs. Basement garage. Owner Turnpike, Manchester. Furnished Apartments 63-A wall-to-wall caroet. Real clean. C. m and delivery, Oomidete Una of Storsge 20 WILL TAKE care of children in my A— R—T—SROOM FOR lady or gentleman,. Owner. Call MI 3-5836. ' O. Lorentzen, Broker, MI 3-1365. has dropped the price to $31,900 Toro riders, reels, aad rotaries, home for working mothers, ages Boats and Aceessbês 46 43-48 AILYN ST.. HARTFORD kitchen privllegea, quiet. Inquire ROCKVILtE—24 Grove ' treet — BOLTON—Immaculate six room R. D. Murdock MI 3^6472 a real good buy. Cottle out and IN LOVB.Y ANOOVEK MANCHESTER Moving and Truck EXPERIENCED WAITRESS over ranch In th cholce-Bayberry Sec PROSPECT OR MANCHESTER—$12,950. Immacu sec for yourself. T. J. Crdckett, W A i n ^ TO H O Y -a e a a Chevro m d en and lawn anppUes. L A M 18 to work part-time week-days 2-5. MI 3-7495. ' . Open Nights tin ,3-Sat. 8 p.m. 224 Charter Oak. MI 8-8868,- CH Single light housekeeping room MANCHESTER—6 room ranch with Equipment Oorporatlon, Route 38, ing Company. Local and long dls- 6-4738. $10 weekly.- Well furnished 2-room tion. .Large lots, artesian water late 6 room Cape on lovely tree air conditioner. 4%% mortgage, Realtors, MI 8.1577, let, Shad or Plymouth, standard . tance moving, packing and stor and weekenu. Apply Elavorland, LTTMAN, 16% foot, fully « ]u li^ d , FOR SALE — Mahogany finish fireplace. Top value at only SU SPECT? ' ahaded lot. Can be used as 4 bed Andover Vemaa, Ooim. IR 6-7600, Route 88, Talcottville. 86 h.p. Evinrude, Master-erkfi apartment $20 weekly. Tel. TR city utilities, school, bus. Owner s l ^ from 1950-1957. Call M l 9-8433 age. Regular service throughout WOULD LUCE to care for child dressing table, bench, dresser, SCANDINAVIAN designed retreat $14,200—far, below the cost. ’i'. J rooms. Modern, kitchen and bath. - between 8-9 p.Ot trailer, MI 3-8486. 6-9594. , ' Do you want to “ SEiX’’ your MI 9-9468. NEAR BOLTON ' OOSMA a p p l i a n c e S ^ C e -R e - New Ekigland States and Florida. EXPERIEINCEU) part-time cashier,. during day. MI 3-3043. mirror, 4 poet double hed, Beauty- —EHeldatoiie fireplaces, outstand Crockett, Realtors, MI 3-1577. property, dr do you want to con Belfiore Agency, MI 3,5121. NOTICE 1968' ENOUSH Ford, lêfect de- paira all makea teMgeratora, MI 8-6583. Apply at Popular Market, 726 East rV t mattress, box spring. Reason- ing recommendaUdns, faciUtles. TWO ROOM furnished apartment, duct a slghtaeeing tour through Vernon ~ ' In accordance with the'require freexera, washing machines, dry- DEPENDABLE woman wUl cme ablY priced. 'Tel. Ml 9-7400. Profesaianal men, graduate stu Neated; Kitchen Set, refrigerator, 126 NORTH ELM ST.—7 room Co ANSALDI HEIGirrS Privacy with view. 6 year old 6% hneb^ black with wMtewall tires, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co, Local- Middle Turnpike. 16 FOOT DUNPHY boat and traU- lonial, 1%- Iwths, uen, 24 foot liv your home? If it’s the latter, you room ranch, fireplace, etc., . 1% ments of the Zoning Regulations exdnieiit edoatian, $560. Can MI era* ranges, oil ahd gas huraera. for child days while mother worics. er. Reasonable; MI 9-3123. dents. Singles, doubles. TR 6-1090. . bedroom set. Low rent. AdUIU. handle it. But if you resdly want U MITCHELL EXCHANGE for the ' Town of Manchester, MI 90055. All work guaranteed. moving, packing, storage. Low ,Viclnlty Shopping Parkade. MI THREE ROOMS of furniture,. In ------— Apartment 4, 10 Depot Square. ing and master bedroom, 12x14 SIX ROOM COLONIAL, acres, near public swimming hole, $-771i. WAITRESS — Good pay. Good screened porch, aluminum siding sold, quickly, quietly, consult us. 4 YEARS OLD out building for pony or pets, 75 Conn., the Zoning Board of Ap rate on long distance moves - to hours. Apply in person. Brass Key 8-1884. cluding nigs, electrical imliancea. Non-dsvelqpment 7-room'split level^ SAM'S UPHOLSTERY - Retired 48 states. Personalized service, MI Clean, good .condiUon, Very rea NICE ROOM next to bath, parktag. l-car garage, G.E. hot water heat, We are LARGE enough to serve young Xmag trees. Quick occupan peals will hold a- public hearing on 1959 FORD convertible, excellent Restaurant. ROCKVILIE — 12 Ellington Ave., you., and SMALL enou^ to KNOW Consisiting of $ large bedrooma, 3 baths, 8 of 4 jmsslble bedrooms, fixmi the shop. Can take cars at 84187, CH 7-1423. - • A'lThlN'i’iON — Small busineas Building Materials 47 sonable. MI 94988, MI 8-5433. large Well furnished 2:room apart double lot. 4% % mortgage may be cy. Monday evening, September 18, condition, new tires. Call after 6 YOU. living room, dining room and kitch plastered walls; large carport with 1961, at 8 P.M. tiie Hearing $12,100 pm ., MI 9-5774. an yOar upholstering needs at CLERK-TYPI8T..Mbdern downtown firms. Experienced woman to do ment, adults only, $25 weekly.'Tel. assumed or FHA Insured loan to Btorage srea. High, weR -shaded 64 great s a v i^ . Call CB 3-2878. MANCHESTER Package DeUvery. billing and typing at home. Call $19,900. Phllbrick Agency, MI en bullt-ins, 1% baths, fireplace, LAWRENCE P. FIANO Room of the Municipalta Building on TR 5-9121. acre'tot; Anxious owners Waiting light trucking and package deliv location. Credit office experience ASSORTED USED lumber, build hot water oil heat, plastered walls, the following application: STATE Fine neighborhood, nearly an desirable. Phone Miss B a i^ r, for MI 9-6209, 9-8464. JARVIS f<^ offers. Asking $18,600. Realtor . MI 3-2766 MACHINES repaired and sold — ery. Refrigerators, washers and ing and plumbing sdpplleB, radla-, ANDOVER, OONN. For rent— two full insulstioh, beautiful enclosed h e a r i n g a l s o . acre lot with traes — arfiwlan 1951 CHEVROLET, V-6, 3-door interview appointment. MI 8-1518. tOrs, pipes and fire m cka, doors LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — Custom porch, patio, combination windows well—3 bedrooma—large Utclb- hardtop, powgp steering. MI 8-6866. typewriters, adding machines. stove moving meclaity. Folding EXPERLENCEID MOTHER wlah- room furnished apartment. Hot LAWRENCE F. FIANO MANCHESTER—Excellent 8 room Joseph and Assunta Vigpone, Pick up and deUvery. Noel’s Office chairs for rent MI 94753, ea ta||Ee care of children in her and windows. Open daily 8:804 water, steam heat, electricity .built ranch in on ideal setting REALTY CO. and doors, amesite drive, city custom built r^ ch . Features In 90-92 Oak St. (S.Vv. corner Spruce enr-stotateea steel staks—inaagr p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock 1955 PLTM:0UTH V-8 sedan, au Machine Service, 7 Franklin St, GLERK home^'weekdays. Nice play yard AMESITE PAVING furnished. Maple Lodge, Route 6, Three bedrooms, 1% baths, large REALTORS MLS INSURERS water and sewerage, excellent con Realtor Ml 3-2766 clude 2 full haths. 2-car garage, A Oak- Sta.), BusMesa Zone H. cabinets. Place off North Main St. Chonan’s tomatic transiplsslon, radio, RockvUfc, TR 6-2977. and quiet street Phone MI- PI 2-7273, kitchen, plus a dining room. Cen 283 E. (Jenter St. MI 8-4112 dition throughout. Near Main St. large lot, convenient location. Special exception Is requeeted-Jor PslntUig— Papertnf 21 Pffice experience not required. 9-2293. Hoosewrecking, MI 9-3393. ter entrance hail. Finished rooms and schools. Priced to sell. VERNON—Trout ■ Stream Drive. Phone. MI 3-6273, Brae-Burn Real gasoline service station, and cer heater, hi above, average cona e DRIVEWAYS e WALKS e PARKJNO LOTS MI 9-3519 MI 3-7847 1960 6 room Colonial. 16 mlnutea 8Tffl?8, sidewalks, stone walla, Interesting and varied work. Good TWO ROOM furnished apartment, in basement. The newly purchased ty. ■ . tificate of approval for oamc. PRATT AOfNCY tion. Wright Motor Sales, HI- firepUiOM, flagstone terraces. EUCTERIOR and Interior painting, from Charter Oak Bridge. First t-8378. ■ ‘ ik ■ . wages. Pleasant working condi WILL TAKE care of children in MACHINE OBADEO e PAVED aod ROLLED one block from Main St. MT rugs and drapes are Included. T. PARKER STREETT —A charming CHARLES LESPERANCE All persons interested may at Woric done at reasonable prices. decorating, ceilings, floors. Clean tions. Ehccellent benefit - program. my home, any tin>e. in vicinity 9-8746. J. Crockett, Realtor. MI 3-1577. Dutch (?olonfal la S'vailable in one MI 9.7620 floor—living room with fireplace, FOR SALE—Hebron. Excellent tend this hearing. PI 3-1696 AayteM Guaranteed. MI 8-0796. workmanship. Free estimates. No Apply of Waddell School. MI 9-5811. of Manchester’s most desirable formal dining robm, kitchen with value, 8 rooms. Asking $14,900- Job too sman. J fo r '612,900. Many more $4,800 up. Three bedrooms. 1% baths. For the 74 Wedgewood Road * Bar Stools Shoes, Toys, Booka hardtop, blue and white, power- EXAT FINISH HoUand window evenings, till 10 8 nights weekly, bridal shop, etc. Large show win rooms, full bath, oil hot water l ^ e , power ^ steering, heater, '.Call the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, .discriminating buyer. Shown by $600 down. 3 or 4 bedroom#,' hot ehadea made to -measure. All Blectrtcal Services 22 Applyy In person, Arthur’s Drug Artieles For Sale 45 dow space. Reasonable rent, too. heat, aluminum storm windows TWO FAMILIES—Stop the nearch Realtors, MI 3-6930, MI 9-5524. appointment only. Furniture WUl also seU bam with mdlo with dual speakers, $595. Ml metal Venetian blinds at a new : Store. T. J. Crockett, Realtors. MI 3-1577. and screens, .city water and sew water - oil heat, aluminum siding, B«T09. S P A C E and call Ray Blanco In our office. aluminum combination^ through Refrigerator ■ lumber to highsst Uddw. low price. Kays made while you FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv TV a n t e n n a s , tubes, parts and ers, and Is close to both shopping He has the complete data on prac ed plus finished’ rec room. Im VHP wire 3c "K foo t Also, used redwood paneling, modern formica and shopping center, reasonably P.S. Articles Net Sold Saturday WUl Be On Sole Ssniday CSlEiVROLET-^ cylinder se THE PROSPECT KBU School wUl near acre lot. The perfect dormer, 1% baths, hot water oU priced. ' Finsuicing arranged. Smith, Realtors, MI 9-8953, MI maculate. Ideal ■ for retired or BOLTON LAKE Route 44 WASHIcR - REtETjtlGERATOR re have an afternoon session from TVs completely overiiauled. See kitchen with built-in range, oven, 3-6969. At 3 PAI. 4Bn, standard trmnsmissloQ, ra Us first tor the best deals. Open home for the growing family. heat, fireplace, near school, shop Charles Ponticelli Agency, MI young couple. Call Bob Anderson $6,500 pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, 12:80-2:80 Monday throu^ Friday. Help VVanted—Blale 36 and cabinets, full cellar and attic, ping center. Must me seen to. be at Belfiore Agency, MI 3-5121. dto, heater, oleen inside and out evenings till 9, Saturday tUl 0. basement garage In nearby Bolton, 9-9644, MI 9-8109. . yrrlght Motor Sales, MI 9-8376 guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4687, Pot- School cqieiig Mon.dsly, Sept, U. appreciated. Priced at only 'VERNON—$600 assumes FHA Evenings JA 8-0139. Flv.e* room winterized cottage, new terton’s, 180 Center St. For further information please caU WANTED—Oil burner mechanic or Prices ta effect till supply is ex $128. J. D. Realty Co., Ml 3-5129. hausted or replaced by eimUar $18,700. Charles Lesperance, MI NINE ROOM single, four bed mortgage on 3 bedroom ranch heating ^ stem , well and - septic MI 9-6787. map with some (dl burner exper- $ . I' 9-7820, f rooms. Located on a terrific 155 near Lake Street School. Owner WANNA BE NEIGHBORS? SAM'S UPHOLSTERY - Retired ience. Call PI 2-78T6. ^ _ items. SateUlte Electronic Service, OOZY 3% room ' year ’round cot • system, ininilated. 1953, running conation, ■185 School Street, Manchester, MI by 388' foot lot on Bigelow St,, tra:êrred. 25 Diane Dr., MI> PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT WITH .M I 34044. V* from the shop. Cat. take ears of tage for rent with option to buy, Manchester 9-1518. I’Ve got a nice 5 room ranch next all your upholatering needs at PART-TIMB grocery clerk with 9-178$. furnished, reasonable. Pond Road, In the center of town. Vacant. LAWRENCE F. FIANO 'CUPRINOL BKAND t e r m it e BAN Musical—Dramatic 29 Owners have dropped the price door to me on Baldwin Rd. that’s a Realtor ’. MI 8-2766 Convwrtlble. stanA great savings. CaU CB S-2878. car, afternoons, Saturdays and North Coventry. Cltoll PI 3-7662 any real peach of a home. It has a large PIANO TEIACHER seeking begin Sundays. Writs Box DD, Herald^ HOME MADE ravloU, ffesh ar time. Exceptional and are ready to Sell. T. J. — ^t. iiew 1956 Ford V-Ten- HAROLJ> A SONS, Rubbish remov frozen, 80c doz. H. Paequaltai, 846 Crockett. Realtor, MI .7-1677. living room with plne-paheling on Manchester _ top, tires. 8300. MI ners, very reasonable, centraUy al, cellars, and attics cleaneA located. MI 8-8548. PLUMBERS and plumber’s hyp Avery Street, Wapptag. t h r e e BEDROOM ranch in A LITTLE GEM the fireplace wall and continues Ashes, J ^ fora j aU rhbbish. Harold ers, steady work. Insurance bene Buckley School area available CUSTOM BUILT MANCHESTER—Cape, may be had into the dining area. Mariite in the fits. Apply In person between 84 LOAM SALE—RicA clean $14 loom now, $150 monthly. MI 3-0095. with extra lot, city utilities, foil For the family who would like' bathroom (as ,$rell as a huge linen DOANE ST. . CbtrvaB' panel Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 a.m. at BersMi Broe., 60 Harvard for. $13.60. Also fin, gravd, oond cellar, $13,300. Also 6 room Cape, eaay one-floor living coupled with a closet) and Martife in the kitchen. 34«m Halnt, REUPHOL8IERINO and SUp and stone. MUlqr Sand A Gravel. IN MANCHEMTER^ room, one- SPLIT LEVEL nice yard with treeS, fireplace, ga- chic, almoat new home ta an excel The yard has very nice shrubbery iittres. able mtnMr. dtlv- Street, New Britain or call for ap »^TERmiTE» covets expertly done at low coat. SECOND MORTGAGE mcmey—We pointment. JA 9-8287. MI 8-860$. family house, convenient to stores, ‘ rage, $13,990. Robert Wolverton lent location. Thia veraatile floor and apple treea and a birch and PRICE~$13,500 >>MP4 mllgt. Just like nap. High vrith view, 2-year-old, S-bed WotkmansUp . guaranteed MI can supply any amount at money churenes and bus line. $120 per Agency, MI 3-1914. plan contains 8 bedrooms, dtaira; maple. Attached garage and First time on market. Neat 5 room “ 1. M R t o t Chet Brun- room 6-room split level. Features ares, ceramic tiled hath, G.E. breezeway and a fireplace in the A U M afttt A for moiusges. TSnns to fit your month. Call Middletown DI 7-3304 include hot water oil heat, full nliu- single, I rooms first floor, 2 rooms aadf^flnaacd. MI Meds.MUHIUM. Construction VoVUaUÛVUWi morti^ges AUUrif TRAILER TRUCK driver, Maa< or Deep River LA 6-2943^ OVBStLOOK d r iv e :—Seven room buUf-ins ta birch csbtaeted kitchen. boseihent. Priced at Just over ter house. H i baths, picturebook caiM with extra lot if diaired. and fidl bath seedhd floor. Fire m n e n you* how FOI U UTTUAS $1I! D« it yourstlfl Avoid thaitaill 6l RUBBISH REMOVAL-Cellare and alfo aviUable. J. D. Realty, 470 cheater MI 9-4557. EfoU basement. Near new CsthoUc $30,000 and I'm sure any reasonable place, oU heat, excellent lot 65x140. attiiss, incinerator and cofnmer- • SEPTIC TANKS SO. WINDSOR (Wapptag section). kitchen, dining room, rec room with House has five down, two up, foil deiiirs in ttpiirs. Simplyply mix MWraw TERMITE-8AN with wator aei and mih «•atMil • • # Main St.. MI 8-1039 High School snd POrksde. Assume offer will be considered. Also 2-car garage. Quick oCcupan- - d a l tight trucking, BQ 9-0889. FULX<-T1ME clerk. M>ply in per CLEANED sod INSTAL^QD For lease, Sept. 16 to June 30.1989 fireplace, 2-car garage, large shade basement. Spotless, too. Lots'of existing mortgage with small down (euodstion is ditectiil. Wipes out tennites and pnvtnts (uUiro atUeu (or yooni';. 6-A son,- Lynn Poultry Farms, Man ranch (about 1600 sq. It.), 8 twin trees, beautiful lot. House vacant. trees, Ebccelient - buy ■ at $17,800. payment. JACK J. LAPPEN AGENCY COntsins Aldrin, dtvtiopidiptd by ono of Amorics s Tonmost thimicil eow$MklL . AN UNUSUAL bargain! Rinipbol chester shopping Parkade. • SEWERS Priced to 8611. T. J. Crockett, Realtors, MI 3-1577. Uadde, mo- Busineas Oppiîrtaiiities .32 sized bedrooms, den, dining room, ster 8 piece living room set; sofA IRACHUfE 0|JBANBD attractive kitchen, appliances, MI 9-4506 — 9-4:30 MI 3-6273 MANCHBS'TER—Bdwera School-7 ^ MI 3-6273 718iid”T'chalik. $145. Cboqse from Mu s ic s t u d io and' waiting room OVER 21 Yer general d r u store 25x1$ livtag rdom, firapiBce, l% JARVIS of fine fabrics. Woric dons equipped with piano and ftirnlsh- work full or part-time. EBccellant ^ • INSTAUATION baths, full basement including ga nom a, 1% baths, fireplace, ga- MI 4-1694 MI 4-0149 _erlS9tiiMt8hlii|ti 'On -.ou(f;pism> ings. Reasonable rent. MI 9-3090. working, c o itio n s . Experienced.'^ r$ga, not water oU heat, enstom rage, la n e lot. About one mile to GLASTONBimY Cuztom buUt BRAE-BURN i.-l^ôA ifu n y- gnarsntseA Driver’s license essential. No S K C lA U S r Wilbur CrOBS., Adults preferred, Brae-Bum Realty built I960. Escott Agsncy, MI REALTY ;CO. 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iRanr^^jatj^r Ettrning The Weather Avemge Daily Net Pfeie Rin FarmaaS of D. Wmitkmi Wmtm A committee of Bt.'Xargaret’s Army ^Reserve Pfe. James F. The Jeycee Wives of Menclwe- H m Fomh'Woman’s Alllanot, mteoMlble for an InereeaM la the Abolil Town Clrclo. Deughten o f XmiheUe; met OojkUe, s o n ''o f -Mir. and Mrs. ter will eponaor a membersUp tea Group 518, will meet Sunday at 8 Slight pip N ot^ FOR K lItT 1 3 ,3 3 0 Fair SoaIgM, pateky lag laila Sa* last night at the tamne of Mrs. O M fte 11 Oomns, TL FA'k Bt.. has for present and prospective mem p.m. at 77 North St. A picnic for il site 16 ■■A ttevto Pieieeten ■Ight Law hi eea. McaOy mmmr, Foster WilUama, SS Feirview Bt. competed two weeks of'annuet ac membem and gUeata will follow the cdinunlaeloner. Initial clWme were Mittbsi’ ^ tiM Aoilt bers tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. et In Jobless Claims —ee n « OT aOent, nloo 15 mm. a Uttte wanner BmHay MIgk W - RniaM Prmat, ■on of llr.mntf Plena were completed to sponaor tive duty treinlng at Cam> sRll- the home of Mrs. Dougtea Smith,' btiaineea meeting. up aheiidly. There were 12,889 elide projeetera. - Bame ef OfaeolaHoa a military whist and setback party clelma filed under federal . end » . . Itn. Stmer l*l»TiMi1t itf SS New SU mer/N.J. He la assigned an a d^- A07 Woodbrldge St. Jobless clelma dropped last week 6 luu left for Gmtt at the K of C Home on Tuesday, tal;aasUitant in the reserves. He isi state extended duration programs. WELDON M UG CO. M anehe$terÂ City o f ViUage Charm Sept. *6. ' Leater K. Eigcnbrod, 7 Lydall by 19 In town. Claime filed num TnUaUkC Omter'for nine weelu Of » 1953 greduate of Manchteter The polish American Oub wrill S t, b es been named te the dean’s ber 1,693, Including 916 from wom The Mahcheater office reported 901 îein St Tel. Ml 3.4331 b ^ c traininir In Ui« U.s. Nnvy. High School and a 1958 graduate meet Sunday a t l o.m. at 106 Clin a eeeeoMl layoff of 20 textll* work Two Manchester girts and two Jieflor the summer term et North en. - ■ V Q L . LXXX, NO. 289. (TEN PAGES—TV SECmON—SUBUBBIA TODAY) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1961 (Ulaairtflad Advarttalni oa Faga l| of Southern Methodist University, ton St, Plant vacation rtiutdbwna wore ers. PRICE FIVE CENTS hafti JOniim Lodft, No. 117, Wapping girls are enrolled at the ItelleaTex. eastern-Untvereity, Boaton, Maas. wUl mnet nt S o’clock tonicht nt Maiy A. Burnham School, North 'V Onngv Hall- ampton, Mass., college preparatory ' Gordon A. Pomeroy, son of boarding school for girls, for the Mfa. BUaebeth F, Pomeroy, tl8 Hie tdgMT Cinde of the South lMl-62 academic year. They ere Craatwood Dr., a graduate as- Op«fllfottday Open *Atursday State News MetlMttat Church will meet Mon- Mias Nancy Bantly,. daughter of slatant in research chemtetry .at Wiifough''S»tuTday Nights Until at t p.tti. at the home of Miw- Mr. and Mra. E. Theodore Bantly s Trinity college, has received a fi 9:30 to 6:4b 9:00 P.M. Mary Bamuclmm, IM Hemlotic St. Jr., 35 Raymond Rd., a sopho nancial assistance award'trom the Ropndup more; Mias Bonnie Morriaoln, E. t DuPOnt de Nemours Qv:- for The Church of the Naaarene wUl daughter of Dr. and Mra. Donald the 1961-62 ecademic yeair. hold ite animal picnic tomorrow, W. Morriaon, ,67 Butternut Rd., toe(innins at 2 pjn. on the church who win enter the freshman .Anderson Fort and Aux Louisiana-Texas Line erofunda. AeUviUea for all afes will class; Mias Terry Martin and Mias iliary, v y iP , will hold ite annual FiSI Stumped be held. Mra. Sydney MacXlpine Gail Martin, daughters o f Mr. and -r------' fanU^.-picnic tomorrow at l,,p.m. By THB A880CIATBD PBOSB ■ad Mrs. Robert Schettler' will be Mrs. Sherwood V. Martin, 869 at-the poet home, rein 'or shine, In chatye of the evening; meal. Avery St., WapiUng.- senior enil- 'ncrtic ftire will be served at 4:30 HOME OF THE Hurricane Carla, her 125- By Footprints sophomore, respectively. pim. mile-an-hour winds stirring Robert E. Oppelt, chief radar- man, USN, son of Mre, William F. MP-STITCHED PLEATED up the Gulf of Mexico, veered Of Twin Boys Oppelt. 387 Center St., is eer\’inK slightly to the* north today In the Pacific ahoard the destroyer, and plowed toward the Lou- USB Preston, operating out of : SKIRT! ' isiana and Texas coasts. Torrington, Sept. 9 {IP)— liong Beach, Calif. The USS Pres The 800-mlle atrip from New There are some cases the Fed ton left Hawaii Aug. 26 to join 20 O'leane to the Mexican border but- eral Bureau of Investigation CallsWest other Alps of the First Fleet--th treaaed defensea for the first of can’t solve, and one of them the Far East- Carla’s winds.' concerns two twin baby boys ’The New Orleans Weather lere who refuse to be identi- The first fell meeting of the Re FABULOUS 5.99 Bureau, in a 4 a.m. (CST) advisory, fine DTtalUHSMiet.v will be held f - pinpointed Carla’s center aboufi 420 I'ied. Proposals Itoid ^ « r 7 p.m. at the Italian # box pleated'' ^ statute miles southeast o f Galves- John Scott Buckler and James American Club. O 100 % wool flannel -..^ton, Tex., near latitude 24.3 north ’Thomas Buckler were bom June and longitude 90.7 west. 21. All went well until the ays-' The VFW' Auxillarj- wdll hold a "FAKES" # blacic, navy, bankers, ’The .storm . continued to chum tern of marking which twin waa public card party at 8 o'clock to which collapsed several weeks night at the post, home in Man- lodan, jawai blue, along at about 0 m.p.h. ago because of a moment of In- cheater Green. camel, Killarnay green Hurricane forecaster Walter attenUon during a diaper change. Conner in the New Orleane Weath Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Moscow, Sept. 9 (4")— Pre # petiter^lO ttt 16 er Bureau said Carls would prob aeph Buckler, felt the footprints' mier Khrushchev today fbr- short— lO'to 18 ably continue to shift her course on the birth records would set more northerly' during the day. things straight, but this hope has tnally rejected the Kenhedy- ftffORt YOU BUY ANY regular— 12 to 18 "A high pretepre area over the been dashed by the FBI, Macmillan appeal for a ban on eastern United States is moving VITAMIN PRODUCT . . . Word' came from the govern nuclear tests in the Earth’s out and It could cause a more de ment experts yesterday that the atmosphere and suggested a finite change to the north,” sSid footprints are “ not legible enough ' m a k e SURE Conner. to be of value fOr identification.” big power study of major ’There Was still no definite indi The Bucklers have decided to world problems to stave off cation where the “large and string along with a tentative idto- the threat of nuclear war. dangerous” storm might' move In tiflcatlon of their twins made by "It goes without saying that ths "NEW ERA" SHIRTS land. It maintained its curve west-, Torrington police and detectives, Soviet government cannot and will ward during the night who did a new footprinting job on not. agree to such a deal,” Khrush But hundreds in the Louisiana the babies. ' chev said of the western propossJ'' coastal marsh countiy heeded the Police Chief Ailgelo B. Buffs for the embargo on furuter at Weather Bureau’s note of cau and Det. Sgt. Dbmenic Antonelli mospheric tests. 3.99 tion to evacuate me lowlands and think the Bucklers had the proper In a broadcast statement con V ' SUPER seek higher ground. tag on the.rlghf baby before they cerning the move by President asked police helpxg week ago. “ blkck # early American print In Cameron, La., devestated by Kennedy and Prime Minister Mac PLENAMINS hurricane Audrey in 1857 ■with millan, Khrusbehev sa^ they were panther” 0 beautifully tailored more than 500 killed, only a hardy Fire Damage Heavy trying to divorce ihe qufestlcti of # tiny gentry collar handful — police estimated less Norwich, Sept. 9 (4»)—Fire of weapw testing tfo m the over-all “ seal" X than 25—of the town’s 6,000 # drip-driy'cotton undetermined origin caused hes'vy problem of disannament. ‘ VhoailaJW"^^’**'^ f “ Persian lamb” ' .population remained. All stone and Accused of Attempted Fix damage early today to a 5-story They were trying to have ths “ mink” # Killarnay green, cinnamon, ' inieiness were boarded up solidly. brick building on Union Square in Nikita Khrushche and Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, of India, .right, shake hands during the question considered "in isolation,’’ llWWHKS Pjdice guarded alt roads into Frank Ngrman Rosenthal of Chicago and Miami, Fla., had this downtown Nonvlch. latter's 'visit to the Kremlin. The Soviet Premier isaid yesterday at a friendship meeting for he complained in identical notes “ leopard” mystic violet Cameron, perched atop a ridge expreselon as he sat at the witness table before the Senate Inves Nehru that he waa ready for "buslneaaUke, talks” with President Kennedy, (AP Photofax.) delivered to the UB. and British liim iEiiM S tigation Subcommittee while he was questioned during a probe of ’The fire began shortly before “ 2»bra” # sizes 28 through 40 about 30 miles south of Lake midnight last night on the top embassiea. Charles, La,, and only 40 miles organised gunbling. Rosenthal was accused by Michael Bruce, floor of the building, which was Khrushchev .went on: “ jaguar” from th e’Texas state line. a University of Oregon football player, of attempting to fix a occupied entirely by the Gilbert 'Bivery lind'of their statement game last fall against the University of Michigan. He Invoked iraRCNKMCNC “ fox” Carla pushed tides two to three Furniture Store, 68 Broadway Riisk Optimistic Red N-FaUout revealed a desire to ensure, cost feet hi|d>er than normal toward the Uie Fifth Amendment when asked .about the attempted bribe. Damage on the top three floors what it-may, for the western pow - mainland and Uie Weather Bureau (AP Photofax.) waa described aa total, although ers and their Allies in sggresslve warned that hurricane warnings automatlorts distress ed- An estimate of the financial in any of tha smithwest Louisiana Washington, Sept 9 Iff)—^Radio in a complete eollection of the most fashionable^fall loss waa, not Immediately avail Berlin Conference active fallout from Russia’s third Army Will Add pariimss (counties>, but evacuation De Gaulle Escapes able. styles in millinery, others from 16.99, centera were set up at Laka Charles nuclear test may be detected to Firemen were able-to keep the day by U. 8. Ohewrvere. A, B, c 2.50 Ugh schools—one whit# and... one flames from miterinf the public 4 0 ,0 0 0 % NcgMm:t6’'’ baiime thJa^’Nwaimigy:- ^By JOHN M,, H IG H TfH ra ’^chaimela ■ of comtiranication avail Officials have said thpte was no ’tWbr to tha' More. immediate health danger from the refuge. Washington,''sept. 9 (B-Nfistem able, between Moscow and west Oil and gas operations in the rich fallout D 3 . 5 0 Joins Escort Squadron efforts to open up with Russia a ern capitals ’’are ndt being neglect- '. Fallout from'the first blest wea Gulf tldelands off the coasts ot basts for negotiation of a Berlin ed/-’ ' X Europ^s^ F&pce vT'f both states came to a stop last New. Haven, Sept, 9 UP) — TTie detecte # soft lined undercups (Oentteoed ed Page TKre^ (Carles de Gaaile escaped a care ganisation of a righVwing Euro after the ship is returned to active Machta said the cloud from the mxra- snnounced today tball; sfaitot fully orgaiuaed attempt on his life pean group vioIenUy opposing De fidence, however, that exploration Andrei Gromyko in Moscow earlier first test should begin passing oyer' you're sure to find..* # seamless elastic nat duty OcL 1. through diplomatic channels, iii- this week. 40,009 additional regular Anfiy last night. Gaulle’s Algerian policies. Comdr. IVilfred D. Hoyt, skip the Atlantic toward Europe.by to troops will be sent to Bunsps "ia An unidentified person , now un cluding the American embassy in Indications here were that Gromy # around each cup expands . Frey also announced that two per of the vessel, said yesterday Moscow and contacts at the United morrow. He said there w i n two the immediate future." der arrest has confessed a role In generals' had been put under ar ko in the private conversation possible explanations. a1s to why it and contracts for perfect fit Cuba Executes that the Cdates will become part Nations, wifi eventually lead to ne- stuck to the same hard line on Ber Most of them will go to Germany the attempt, French Interior Min rest as being among the principal of Escort Squadron 8 at Newport. gotiattong between Russia and the had not been reported elsewhere: to streniriben combat and support ÔDCL SPORT SHIRTS ister Roger Prey said today, chiefs o f the OAS In Metropolitan lin which Khrushchev has been 1. The radioactive cloud may be at all times TTie Coates carries about 140 western powers, stating publiely in pecent days. Of ing forces in view eff Soviet Rtuh Five. Captured De Gaulle shrugged off the in France. But he did not specifically men, 50 of them regular Navy per , Secretary of State Dean Rusk de on a course that takes It over Can fia’s threat to West Berlin. cident with the remark "This was ttifc them with the attempt on ficials earlier said that exchanges ada, find It may not be aa 'wide ai LONGLINE "TOMORROW" BRA . sonnel, the others mostly Reserv clared here last night that “ we ex between Khrushchev and Italian T h e Pentagon announestt a S » just a little joke in bad taste.” ' Im Gaulle’s life. - pect negotlatlona on Berlin aa soon the 71)0. mllM originally estimated. ists from the New Hav^xlrea. Premier AmintoreFanfahihad pro ; 2. ’liiere are delays., of about 24 that traiwportation o f dboaodMita ^ 2.99 to 3.99 \ 3.95 and 5.00 At Bay of Pigs But investigators said li' was He Identified the g;enerals as as It is apparent that negotiations to B u rt^ will be auspenoefir be only because of exceptionally Paul Vanusem, former assistant duced a similar result ao far as the hours in reporting by the detection of a serious and constructive char Soviet position is ooncemed: ginning Oct. • wash and wear 1 ...... - fortunate circumstances that De commander in chief o f French Air Unit Relocates stations of the health'seryice net acter can occur.’’ . Russia’s resumption,-of nuclear The suHienaion oovsra all meana - • puHqyer anid^gular Havana, Sept 8 VP> —Â firing Gaulle had escaped injury when his forces in Germany, and a Gen Milford, -Sept. 9 (/P) — A Con But he said there la nothing in work. squad last night executed five presidential limousine spm through weapons testing, which the United Due to a weather freak, ton ys* • button down ivâîe Crevecoeur. necticut Air Natitmal Guard unit the “ fine print” of Soviet Premier (Oeatiianed eia 1 ^ T|nia> prieOnem from the April antl- a wall of flame. due for actlvition Oct. 1 is moving States had denounced as “atomic dioRctive cloud from the ttiird nu • plaids, checks, plaih^ Plastie explosives are frequently Khrushchev’s statements on Berlin blackmail,” and Soviet diplomatic Castro invasion for crimes alleged ’The .headlights of the car were- used by rightwing Algerian setUers to another location to train for to ’’show the path to agreement.” clear teatpassed across to the • 8 to 20 ly committed in the dlctatorahip damaged, and there were Smears possible overseas duty. At ^ the same time Ruak warned attacks on Allied use of the air North Amerioah continent ahead in acts of terrorism against corridors between Berlin and West SALE! . o f Fulgeneio Batista. - , of earth and black Smoke smudgês De Gaulle’s Algerian policies. The 103rd Aircraft Control and the Soviet government against risk of fallout from, the second blast. The executions were cam kd out Ml It. ’ Warning Squadron,' headquartered ing "disaster” by single handed ac Germany are regarded in official Dr. Lester Machta, a U.S., Government Sources said that quarters here as discouraging. - LACE TRIMMED, NYLON TRICOT . shortly before midnight in 4 place The flames came from an In DeGaulle at first insisted that the at Milford Point, relocates today tion against allied Interests in West Weather Bureau scientist, said BuQetiiis called B1 Polvorlri*' (the powder flammable mixture apparently in incident not be. made public be at a closed-do'wn Nike site In West Berlin. Ho also warned' the Kremlin Khrushchev said In Moscow yes that due to the weather at Lh^Ûme house) near Ssteta Clara City. tended to serve as a fuse for a plas cause he considered it “ of no Im Haven. not to mistake the West’s desire terday that he is ready for "busi of Monday’s second shot, thera Called from AP Wires Authorities announced the five tic bomb. The bomb, weighing eight portance nt all.” Later, he, relented After its year of active duty, for peace as a willingness to yield ness-like talks” with President dioactive cloud was largely were among a group of 14 captives pounds,' failed to go off, when his advisors told him word of the squadron will return to the to Russia’s Berlin demand. Kennedy on the Berlin Issue. But caught in a ,high pressure cell SLIPS frtxn the ill-fkted Say of 'Pigs land- DeGaulle waa 9 (ff)—The|>lfy to vote smd have the vote U,s. Envoy Visits public—says the period leading up poeaibllity of lengthened sentences. lawmakers heading, home. 150 miles Bouiiioast of Hong • Wash and wear Civil Rights Commission recom counted. Kong, rolling northwest la tha to the disturbance was marked by ’The State Police re^rt on the World’s first major nuclear mended today that in g r e s s enact The majority included Chairman • belted and beltless American Student lax diaclTline. July 25 riot had been a'subject of powered surface ship, nfded mis- South CMaa Sea. Gusts at 68 Tebaldi Blasts legisfaitlon to ensure the right ot all John a : Hannah, president of mph buffeted Hong Koqg satNga • polished cotton The report was brought into the controversy even before the new ale cruiser Long Beach, joins United qiîfled Americans to vote. It Michigan State University; the NOW 1.19 pr trouble at the reformatory. Demp States fleet .... Eaat German Com skirted the British crown eotony • tan, black, teal, sherwood In Russian Prison open yesterday after ^the Governor ssid six years ot schooling should Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, pres and headed toward the China held an emergency meeting with sey remarked Thursday that he Action by Met munist police attempt to harass meet afiy state literacy require ident of Notre Dame Univeralty; green felt the report Should be made pub pilots of Western civilian .plan mainland. Ships took sbeHer ia Moscow, Sept. 9 (ff) — A U,8. the Bupeilntendent and directors ment. Bpottswood W- Robinson Ijl, dean, lie because "reports that are sup' coming .in to land at -—Tempelhof typhoon snehorageo off Hong NOW 1.29 pr. smbassy official was allowed to of the reformatory and several top New York, Sept. 9 (ff)—Renata Evidttice of balloting discrim of the Howard' University Law Kong. No major damago waa re pressed cast suspicion.” Airport, West Berlin police re^ rt. ination has beenfound in eight visit W U ^ Makinen, 22-year-old state law enforcement officials. Tebaldi says she will not sing at |3chool, and Dean Erwin N. Grla- p o r t ^ State's Attorney William New York County pand Jury southern states, the commission wpld of the Harvard Law School. American student serving eight Thia meeting w ss prompted by a Fitzgerald of Waterbury Had op 'the Metropolitan Opera in New charges pretty. Ann Kiemon, 28, years In a Soviet prison on charges reported. *nie dissenters were vice chair TURKISH l^TREMISTfi SESOED REGULATION GYM SUITS NOW 1.39 pr. new disturbance at the reforma posed relsssing U)e report because York next season because the. com- with first‘degree murder in slay The commission divided 4 to 2 ot spying. tory Thunday in which five in pany’s cancellation of an opera man Robert G. Storey,, former dean Istanbul Torkey, Sept 9 (ffV-• he said making it public would ing of physician wife of Park Ave. on the recommendation that Con of the Law School of Southern • all types ai^ proportioned sizes J o w ^ B. Norbury Jr^ second m ates, in the detention section was not In good faith. psychiatrw..Moscow informs Nor FUteen extremists seised ta imprinted 'with '‘Btanehestei" hamper the prosecution of the riot gress pass laws to-deal wUh dis Methodist University, and Robert nighttime raids were: charged to- - secretary at the embassy, returned overpowered a guard.,and held him ers. ’The Italian soprano told the way that Soviet forces will iteirt crimination against Negroes and to Moscow today after spending hostage for,more than an hour. S. Rankin, chairman of the Depart day with pietOng te free ex^ According to the report, which New York Times, In a telephone maneuvers above Arctle Clrelie to other minority groups in voting. ment of Political Selene at Ihike IH hours with Makinen in his After the meeting yesterday, Interview yesterday from her home morrow lasting 'mote than month premier Adnaa Menderea and was the result of State Polile in- This recommendation waa in two University. leaders of Ms ousted regime now Jail cell la Kiev yesterday but de Dempsey aaid he hdd been told by terviewe with more than 200 inr in Milan, that five months remain Mrs. Shelby June Neumann, 19, parts. Citing the 14th and 15th •hirt* 1.19 leL CAMPUS PANTIES clined to give out any details of reformatory auperinfendent Rob Ing before the scheduled perform who Chicago police say collected Storey said there was no need imprisoned on an islaod la tha mates and-guards, in to*'period Amendments to the Constitution aaa of Marmara. PoUee aaU his visit. ert T. Grey that the guard would ances of Fnjln*^'’** Cilea’a ” Adri $68,800 in week-IOng idieck writing to alter longstanding federal-state preceding the riot "the morale and as establishing a federal say in relationshipa such as that incor the 15 had taken nn enth on the A spokesman said the deteila not have been taken captive if he discipline waa getttog lower and ana Lecouvrqnr” was more than spree held there today. voUng matters, the commission would be released by tbs State had followed the rule mûlring President Kennedy soon will porated In the federal ooriatitution; Moalem- Koma te eelse the Ia% ihorU 1,49 pkg. of 6 2 .5 0 out of hand day by day.” enough time to prepare the pro majority said..Oongres8 should: taabni radio aad gevenuMnl Depurtmant in Washington. guards to travel in pain when in duction. . name GOorge D. IVooda, board declaring that the qualifications But. a noticeable tightening up 1— Declare that 'voter qualificaof electors shall be- left to the sev house and .nabolsge' other poblle ' a band and elastic leg stylee . ' —i - - ‘Ihe visit was unique in that the detention section, has occurred since Frank Cunning T h e Metropolitan announced chairman o f the First Boston Corji. tions other than age, residence, style eral states.” instellsUeas. • nylon reinforced at stress points ■ " ' , - the Soviets have rarely permitted Oh Monday. Dempeey aaid,, the ham baa taken over aa acting depu lass ’Tuesday it had to drop the of New York, to head aew agency confinement and conviction of a • SMand wnite ombassy officials to visit Ameri opera because o f delays resulting tor international development, tlto Agreeing with Storey, Rankin e solid white or assorted colors reformatory directors will meet to ty superintendent in the after- crime are susceptible to use and added that Congress has never in HHIF IN D i s n i m cans imprtsonsd In Russia, al math of thS .riot, the report aaid. from the recent pay dispute with Washington Post aays . . . Homes AgOtaQ* medium, large decide if disciplinary action have been used 'to.dttty the right terpreted the 15th Amendment'' Hosmlnlu, Sept 9 (F),—* UNk; • small, medium, large, extra large though such a right is provided against ths g u a ^ AHwrt Justice The riot haa often been blamed the American Federation of Musi and atorea in a city block area, in to vote on grounds of race and Deliver, Colo., are evacuated and color; — a mandate to iisiurp the power of V.S. Coast Guard efittera B aria|l all items above, main floor. for ^ -treaty. of Waterbury, la warranted. on inmate dissatisfaction with the cians. each stpte to determine ths quallfl- Strait aad Matogorla wM) a reformatory food, but the State Po "I don’t understand why this roped off after police discover 2— Ehabt legislation providing Jailed U2 Pilot Francis Gary The five inmates who' held Jus catipns of electora” lice in'vealgaton said ths food was should be affected by the delays,” arsenal ot explosives, weapons, and that all citizens shall have a right ported FREE PARKING-^ ' Mich., was convicted by a Soviet In addtton, eight othSr inmatch However, the Investigators crit Miss ’Tebaldi expiresaed a desire -Sarrelouls Railroad line in Nancy, .Oeaat ^ HMt, IN REAR military court on Sept. 5 oq. charges oonsiderea ringleaden from the Idzedrthe practice of treating as to return to thia country* and to France, l)as been booby-trappM Imgth-of-resldence requirements sufficient tor voting quaUficatMn o f espwMgs during s tourist vlMt earlier ‘ disturbance were trans signment t o ' kitchen duty as the Metropolitan, but said «he did tor IT years workefs dlscovsr. ok on grounds of contrlcUon of a in all elections in which « ttteraoy -toot veas OF STORE to’ Rijaria.T1ie prosecutiofi elsimed ferred to the state jail in New Ha form ^ punishment. This not feel she epuld appear here thlg They believe exploalvss were hid erm e. teat' la applied under stats law. a n e t at ho ecmfissSii. ven.' bound to have the effect' of en year when the .OMra’a major com den In structure by Amertoan en T ^ right to vote, the commla- H w m rpeominsndations wart ia BlglU "With ths transfer e f All -these mitment to her hiad been abroga gineers during Battla ot the Bulge sion added, should alao jneluds the ant o f the iS B l^ X W o ) . ted. in 1644. riffbt t

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