Mr. and Mrs. James B. Wilson, 80 Alton St, ware honored at a The Manchester Mousing ______.t' aald Atty. Tides. By dlimer yesterday at the 8 J*a Res­ January tos nurabsr will be closa Ity will Intervi^ more ippUcants taurant In Bolton in cMsbration of to 400, -he said. . .v their RRh wedding anniversary. for Westhfll Gardena for the elder- Tha project sponsored by the The dinner, given m their son-ln- W Saturday, S^ri^ SO, id tha Bast federal governAient being built 1 ^ and diuM^er, Mr. and Mrs. Side Rac, Behotd St. on W. Canter St. for 100 persons. B. Glenney of Coventry, AttMiatments have btan ached- was attended Iw 85 reiatlves. uled w th thcae who were not Inter­ S ta te N ew s M ore Jobs Among outof-town nests were viewed Aug. 21, Mr. WUson’s three nsters, Mrs. Look onee . . . look twice . . GM, The appllcanta are being screen­ W ^ r e 0 9 Raymond G. Williams of Hart­ ed, A t^. Herman Tulea, coun­ loc* tkree ttnies aad youTl see ford and family, Mrs. A. Frances sel w the housing authority. a BERSON eervlobig aomeons near 09 Roundup Foreseen by Davis of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Out-of-town impUcants will not -la year nelgliborliood. your Sdward McGrath of Blberan, N.J. ba conaldared unUl Manchester The ywisans were married Sept icnldente are takencare of. AppU- Uiophane 5, 1806, by the Rev- WlUlam F. Reach Accord ^iseopal I^ders U .S . A id e s cimta with an lacoma of more than Davis, then pastor of South Meth­ Tear€ order for drug ae I 88,000 a year, or not enough Income odist Chtffch. They have it daugh­ to pay an averege rent of $00 a oosnetloe will ba taksd'care of Cnoosing Bishops Washington, Sept, 12 (JP)— ter, Mrs. Glenney, and a aon,-Bn- iannedlately. Detroit, Sept. 12 (^Thefwrap i ^ ^ The Labor Department re­ motith, will also be eliminated. issue that tnWred a snaw* ^ contracH. Tht UAW wui de- den, in the submarine service, Over 880 persons have applied ao mand the contract be met by other Hartford, Sept. 12 (/P)— ported today a good chan(» IjIiicoIb Btndio; Maldra, l l w . stationed at Pearl City, Hawaii. far, said Tules,'out of whom about balling plant-by-plant strike members of Uie big three—Ford Connecticut Episcopalians, that unemployment will drop They have eight grandchildren, 250 to 800 could qualify. and CSiryeler. Engaged Pamela, William, Randy and Kris­ FREE against General Motors Corp. meeting in special session at below 4 million in October, un­ The final selwilon will be made by the United' Auto Workers Reuther said the OM confer­ RockviU* Bmbl«m Club will tine Glenney, and Stefd>en, James, on the basis of neM. Bach impU' DELIVERY ence meeting was delayed tp pro­ Christ Church Cathedral to­ der the influence of the broad bold lU tin t mMUns o f the eea- The engagement of Miss Caro­ Dianna and Linda WUscsi. cant who passes an the preliminary 1 union was settled overnight. vide more negotiating time at the day, have selected five clergy­ economic recovery. Mr. Wilson retired from the U.S. When agreement came, 91 GM •cm Wediieiday at 8 pjn. at the lyn 8. House of Manchester to requirements will be intervleweja local level He predicted “rear and men, one of whom they will The department Issued its de­ Postal Service In July 1964. at his home by a member of the plants were shut across the nation tailed analysis of the August job sake Home in Roclcvllle. A pot- Roger Lee Simmons Jr. of BowL meaningful progress” could be elect as the first‘second suf- High Tides luck will be eerved at 6:80 pjm. federal hotuing authority, to verify andi253,199 men were idle with In­ made with bargaining seeslons to­ picture, of which secretary Arthur Ing Green, Ky., has been an- hia need. dications that the remainder of day and tonight. fragah bishop. J. Goldberg had already given Planners Reject GM’s 129 plants and 390,000 produe-. The first fall meeting of Ladies notmced by her parents. Judge In a couple of months the se­ Under the o^ginal schedule, he Four are pastors of ConnecUcut highlights. and Mrs. Charles Staver House, lections will be oonuileted, eind all tlon workers would be idled In a said that same local union presi­ parishes.- The fifth is the Rev. Kil­ The report showed that both Hinder Try of the Assumption will be . to­ matter of days, if not hours. mer Myers, 48, rector of the morrow at B:U pjn. at the church ISO Westland S t Name for Street thoee, both sucosaafui and unsuc­ PBESORirnON FHAiUdAOT dents would have had to leave business payrolls and total on-farm Her fiance is the son of Mrs. cessful, will be noufled. ULPOWBI A revised company check report­ their negoUatione by -noon today Chapel of the Intersession in New employment, as well as over-all em­ hall. A halr-styll^ demonstration "Every day we get one or two JA 9-8287 and BA 8-2717 801 MAIN ST—^ a ^ l ed 90 plants shut by UAW walk­ York. City. will be presented by H is Glady!! Roger Lee Simmons of Bowling The name “Charvy drcle” for to make it to Detroit for a.10 a.m. ployment, reached a record high Green and the late Mr. SlmmosM. ' reporters the August total of idle lash of Hurricane Carla son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mrs. Simmons was graduated The No. 1 issue which local-level formerly of Farmington and now men and women 4,942,000, reflects it felt the name was “not impro­ Under the settlement, the com- diocesan secretary of Christian spawned a lethal, pre- - . bodies were recovered from 2 line workers. Station, Corpus Christi, Tex. He nology in Cambridge, was “more euphcmlous.” business, he said. collapsed hon^es. Dr. John completed a five-month Navy vdiere he is a membw of Sigma An all-night Sunday bargaining Balloting, which started at 11:30 If unemployment foUows a strict­ The “Charvy” is made up of the BereM -^Aioto by Oflera m., will continue through the Truslow,, dean of the medical bombardier navigator training Chi fraternity. He la a aenkw last initials of the names o f hous­ session failed to resolve the disj^ ly season^ pattern it will drop to p ro g iw . Bhraign Gess has receiv­ puts and carried new contradt .he- Bristol Plant ^ y until one candidate receives about 4.2 million tjfils month and 4 college; reported the bodies e-medical student at Vander- ing authority members John Cro­ Ryans Note 40th Anniversary a majority vote of both clergy and ed orders to the Combat Informa­ tt University in Nashville, Tenn. nin, Otto Herrinann, Raymond -An- gotiationa past yesterday’s 10 a.m. lay delegates. million in, October, 'Wolfbeln said, were taken to John Sealy — - — _ X ■trike deadline. but he added; tion Center School at Brunswick, A wedding is planned for the disio, Mrs. Mary Ross, Robert Resumes Work Hartford, Sept. 12 (A')—A pro­ Hospital. Between 60 and 70 Ga. summer at 1962. Vennart and Atty. Herman Tules. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J- Ryan,^ Mr. Ryan Is a retired custod- But within four hours after a “We think there is a good chance ian, -employed by the Board of fresh start last night agreement longed and heated federal patron­ that we will get better than the persons were injured. It is the custom for. Streets in 54 Bunce Dr., were honored by 75 age dispute among Oonpecticut federal housing pro(Mts for the friends, relatives and neighbors, Education, and is a member of was reached on a formula reported­ Bristol Sept. 12 MP» — United seasonal performance.” Authorities feared the toll may Campbell Council, Knights of Co- ly suggested by Secretary of Labor Auto Workers began returning to Democratic'leaders appsafed to be grow higher when the nibble is elderiy to be named after some at an open house In celebration broken today as Mrs., MarlU Mer­ Resumption of production in auto of their 40th wedding anniversary lumbus. Mrs. Ryan is manager -Arthur J. Goldberg. their jobs today at General Mo­ plants following model change- cleared. prominent person connected with rick oft Columbia- ^as appointed the construction of the project yesterday afternoon. of the china department at House UAW President Walter P. tors New Departure Plant here overs, the strong upsurge of steel Brad Messer, assistant executive and Hale department store, * and Reuther predicted settlement of the deputy director of the U. S. Sav­ output and the ' withdrawal of editor of the News-Tribune, walked Rather than choose one person, The open bouse reception was after a one^day Walkout. ings Bond program for Connecti­ —-Aiinouneing— the authority thought it would be at the home of a daughter, Mrs. a member of Ladies of the As­ relief time issue would materially A management spokesman said cut. hordes of young folk from the labor through the 2 by 6 block devasted better to choose them alL Albert G. Roy, lOS Prospect St. sumption. Both are members of speed wrapping up of a new three- most employes reported for work force with the reopening of school area and said an estimated 100 Assump^n parish. Senator Thomas J. Dudd, should contribute to the brightening wooden homes had been criished. Punch was served from a large year contract between his union on this morning’s first shift, antf who for months has been holding silver bowl, around which greens and the world’s largest auto mak? that others were coming hack ss of the Job picture Wolfbeln said. Tides' three feet deep co-vered the Fall RegMraliMi far out for the appolntmeit of Mrs. Virtually at] manufacturing In­ tornado area, making rescue and and ruby florets were arranged. ‘Indian Summer* er. word reached them about a settle­ Merrick to the $8,900 post of col­ Mrs. Wendell Ryan of FamUng- ’The parties already have ag^reed ment of contract differences. dustries except-automobiles shaded relief exceedingly difficult. lector of ports for (Connecticut, an­ in the August advance in none-farm Survivors at a tornado that ripped the Channelview community lest night,, sort through debris of LECLERG ton, daughter-in-law of the Ryans, ’The months of winter meant on an economic package which the The settlement was reached nounced today that the Ckilumbia their home. Lumber scattered from lumber shed in rear was m lx ^ with wreckage, making salvage Carta, which touched land yeater- CENTER NURSERY SCHOOL made a three-tier anniversary union estimates is worth 12.04 employment which carried the day with blasts reaching 178-miles- safety from Indian attack to the earlier today between plant of­ woman had been named to the bond over-all job total to e8t539,(KX>— difficult. The tornado, spawned by hurricane Carla demolished several dozen homes and businesses FUNERAL HOME cake. The party waa given by the -American pioneers. Sometimes, af­ cents hourly in take-home pay. ficials and representatives of post by Treasury Secretary Doug­ in the area. (AP Photofax). anthour at one point, late - thia 2 Groups, MtmiiDf 9 to 11:S0— Aftemooiis 12 to 2:30 couple’s three children. Still left dangling at the na­ rise of 40,000 from July and about -A morning centered 200 mOeg Inland ter the cool weather set in; there UAW Local 626 after a nine-hour las Dillon. 350,000 from August I960. Early Mr. and Mrs. Ryan were mar­ waa a period of warm weather, tional level were several Issues: bargaining aeasion. , “Other federal patronage ap­ between Austin and Waco and FfMT InfonBaikm—Can Mrs. W . H. Jojmer—^MI 9-8926 I FUNERAL ■hutdowfis of auto plants for the headed for southern. Oklahoma. ' ried Aug. 30, 1921, at St. Sylves­ which the pioneers called "Indian Production standards (required Terms of the agreement were pointments “Will come very soon,” ter’s Church, Barre, V t They model change held down the total The weather biireau called It a Summer” becauae it gave the In­ work per hour), the scheduling of not announced. Yesterday, a union Senator Dodd added. Ex - President SERVICE have lived In Manchester for 18 overtime for employed mm when “ The figures point to a continued "decaying sto«n” with gale wlnda dians another opportunity, to at­ spokesman said the negotiations Mrs. Merrick’s appointment iss recovery," Wolfbeln said. Tornado Pictures WALTER N. years. Their three childroi are tack. Bome employes are on layoff, the of 55 mileg an hour extending 200 were over grievance procedures, deputy director of the savings The average work week in fac­ miles to the north and east. XaESCLEI^C Army Maj. Wendell Ryan of Farm­ - TUI9DAY • WIDNIWAY time union reiffeeentatives may bond program apparently clears Disclaims Plan ington; - Mrs. Roy of Manchester seniority and “general demands tories climbed to 40.1 hours, a gain ” R looks aa If this will bg the, Director spend In the processing of griev­ way for the appointment of Mrs. of about one-tenth of an houf, and .By g a r t h JONES ^age late last night, helped pass out and Mrs. John Brosamer, Leyit- ances on company-paid time, and and wages.” largest single insurance loes the Pickets from the 2,000-man Gertrude Cwikla, Democratic vice- the average production worker Austin, T>x., Sept. 12 (jF>—TTie coffee. She said: country has ever experienced,” Call Mi 9-5C69 town, N.J., and they have eight work done by foremen which the chairman o f Hartford, to the 810,- found his paycheck fattened by To Strike Cuba slim brunette with her hair in Mother and Dad and my little grandchildren. union ineists should be done by local had set up an orderly line in said Darby Hammond. Dallas exec­ 28 Main Street, Manchester front of the plant yesterday. 000 a year post of collector of abbut hours of overtime work, curlers hugged her knees and shiv­ brother and I left home right af utive director of Southwestern In­ hourly workwe. ports. the report ahowed. Gettysburg, ,Pa., Sept. 12 (A’)— ered under a heavy army blanket. And etui dskigUng at the local- ’The walkout was one of many ter lunch Sunday. At first we went surance Information Service. “ I am very happy that Mrs. Mer­ Weekly eaminga of factory em­ Former President Dwight D. “Boy, oh boy, toat wind," said to Yoakum, just 30 miles from our level were 11,811 demands ranging around the nation which choked rick is being entrusted with this John White, state farm commis­ off OM production. . ployee stood, at 893.83 on the aver­ Eisenhower may have started a her husband, husky Ken McCall home. Then when the winds got from factory ^-conditioning and very responsible position," Senator “ Every gust that little trailer sioner, estimated farm loss at $140 'Meanwhile, in Meriden, bar­ age, about the. same as In July. new round of post mortems on th«i worse, we decided we’d better million at this stage. Riigciellsm ea A i« CerdioHy Inidttoi To a air.cushions for truck drivers to Dodd said. “There Is nothing more Neither July libc August followed Cuban Invasion by declaring that would shake and riiiver and make THJE FOR SALE automatle permission to take time gainers resumed talks today over come on to Austin.’’. Galveston atfleius estimated hur­ Important than the bond work of the sharply rising tgend of eamlngx his outgoing administration had like it waa going to. take off, I A 'Sheriffs deputy Mid the shel HOOKiD RUG EXHIBIT AND O K N HOUSC o ff for deer hunting. issues affecting the slightly less the Treaiury. Mrs. Merrick Is • ricane losses up to $18 miltfon—be­ P R ESib EN rS OWN noted earlier In the year. not drawn up an invasion plan. mid to my wife, ‘Hon, let’s get out ters were nof always peaceful and fore the tornado sfriiok. Corpus BesHMemeetponed from 10 a.m. tlttn 2,000 employea^at New De­ woman of great ability." The number of workers on non- Ever since the invasion was I Only Pennies of this.’ " quiet even- without the hurricane Christi authorities'^ estimated that PRASCR SnllM O toihorrow -to 1 pjn. ’Thursday a parture's plant here. However, Since ' the Kennedy admihistra- farm payrolls—53 4 milUon^repre. crushed at the Bay of Pigs last winds. f . UNITED STATES scheduled imeetlsg of the UAW’e no strike waa called by UAW Mrs. McCall shivered again. city’s loss at llo mttHon. tlon took over in Washington last sented a gain of about 3(X),000 Spring, it has been reported that The McCalls, a young couple “ We found some hoys rifling 19(2 ItcBtferd Rttod, M aicliM lor, C om . ■ A Night! 280-member General Motors con­ local 9887 when the deadline was At Port Arthur near the Lcuistsna Janua^ thp filling of key federal from July and nearly lOO.OiX) from President Kennedy inherited a de­ from McAllen who came to Austin some of the automobiles last ference,, which has authority to reached yeeterday. line, portiona of a ievee cnimUeil So b J o v . So p L YO thru Saturday, S tpf. 16 Visit Marlow’s Bedding patronage jobs in the home state a year ago.- Farm employment tailed invasion plan with many last week to.^ enroll In the Univer- it,” said Deputy Bill Jenkins, today, sending water sloWIy tosrlirif 11 A M . - 8 PJH. of Democratic National Chairman continued to drift downward, as It units poised throughout the Carib­ city of Texas, sat on an army cot en We had five drunks show up 50 or 60 homes in suburban port Department w|iere jron'V John M. BaUey had been ham­ has for decades, and was at the bean area. All that remained''fqr Dfaplagr M M uff BeauttfU Hooked Bugs and Pictorials In a basement comer of the C3ty trying to bum a free meal and i acres, Carl Moon of the sheriff's find a mattress or a com- strung. lowest level on record for the Kennedy, these reports said, was Auditorium, which for two days place to sleep It off.’' . ^ n m ie iin B g DemMiBtratliMM a t HooUng month. office Mid. MARINE BAND idete bedding ontflt tai- Senator Dodd had lieen holding to give the go ahead signal has been a shelter for evacuees A slickered man. walked' ^ to High tides thrown, up by Caria Oonqilete Line of CHUCK GOP Hoads to Expand out for the appointment of Mrs. Total non-fanh employment—a But Eisenhower told a group of from Hurricane Carla. the officer. still isolated miuiy communities ,x' "Bw M akiu EqirfpiMat and Hooked Bug Patterns Iwed to your individual Merrick, one of his key leaders In 88 freshman Republican congress­ IS COMING TO Stuuo CHft A e p PbatoilBg Glass, Pewter, BOBlatarea Around the McCalls were 800 ‘T am C. M. Dowell,” he said, “ I and (dries. Including Galveston. needs at m a r L O W Eastern (Connectibut, while BaUey (fkmtlnued on Fage Fifteen) men here yesterday: Other refugees. came over last night to see If The weather bureau said the tldfts prices! and other Democratic leaders had “ We had done nothing except to The Crying of several babies, could take some of these people win subside slowly. Bone-In Ties with Rockefeller been pressing for the appointment recognize that these Cuban refi the hum of oonvermtloii and the home and I lost my wallet.” The Galveston toriiado struck toe of Mrs. (Cwikla to the post of col ligees had, a great deslri^to go banging of a metal door could hot courthouse as well as a residential MANCHESTER lector of ports. Lucky Duck, back to C^ba, so we b^an or­ drown out the shrill whistle of BABIES BORN Df SHELTER area. About 1,200 hurricane refu­ Waahkigtmi, S ^ L 12 UP)—R a -f of State Atty. G«a. Louis J. Lef- ganizing them and giving them Carla’s powerful gusts outside. Houston, Tex., S^t. 12 (A—Hur­ gees were sheltered in the coifft* HIGH SCHOOL, WEDNESDAY. OCT^ 10 Tender, .Juiqf pubUesn CongressionBl leaders ex- kowlts against Mayor Robert F. Polio Case$ at Four weapons and training them.- But Some of the refugees had been ricane winds didn’t howl alone near house and broken glass struck. pect to expand their liaison with Wagner.----- Lost Lad^, beyond that we could not go, be­ in ' the shelter alns<> winds began the Texas coast, many. SpoBSKcd by Msndtester Rotaiy^tSab New York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke­ Hartford, Sept. 12 (JPi—^The cause at that time there was no Democrats haVe contended that State Health Department reports banging the Texas coast last Sat­ A son was born to Mrs. Ray Ru- OUTSTANDING feller as a part of their efforts td Wagnerie smashing victory over Flavorful urday night. In tha (Tity Coliseum, bino In an elementary school shel­ (Oonttnoed en BgKt) Tidieto 12 At Ssiiiigs Bank Of Manchester two cases of polio—two sisters o f (ConthfuM on Fnge Nine) e Featuring e close GOP ranke before the 1962 State Controller Arthur Levitt In pre-school age In Groton—during Falling Floor across the road, smother 700 tem­ ter at Angleton last night. ’Hie de­ or FnNB -Any Hetarisn that's FILGRIM MILLS for the Simmons, Sealy.Tnne Bell campaign. last Week’s Democratic primary the week that ended Sept. 9. porarily homeless waited out the livery waa made under the beam o ’ and Shnnberiand on Senate Republican Leader ICv- dimmed Republican hopes to de­ TTie new cases brought the total By THE ASSOCIATED PRES^ storm. a flashlight by three nurses without erett M. Dirluen of Illinois said he feat the mayor In November and in the state to four so far this Wounded duck learns about Early . today the comparative a doctor’s help.’ Both were doing B u U f1^ 8 E-Z TERMS! had suggested to Rockefeller that thus go Into next year’s campaign year. Dr. Franklin M. Fooote, life in a Tucson, Aris., high fine. FINEST FABRICS LB frequent contacts' between the with control o f the nation’s big­ News Tidbits oldtimers 'who helped inagurate health commissioner, said bqth school... New York . school the shelter welcomed new evacuees At Lamarque, two babies were Called from. AP Wires London troll Steaks 79‘ governor and the Senate and gest city.' bom in the Galveston County Hos. child skips grade and OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 P.M. House chieftains' would benefit the Difksen said that RockefeUer, girls are recovering, and that one a from the AP Wires from sodden sections of Austin pltal while the city was Isolated party generally. who will he seeking reelection of the casM caused slight paraly- causes a scare... and Com- and nearby Bastrop and Giddings. from the outside world. PRISHLY ais. 'ville, Maine, loses a town "We knew we had to get out,” Mrs. Stephen DuPnls, 20, of Port EMIB8ARIES ARRIVE W O O U M S see a • I >••#•901 . $3.00 ycL end up Main SL, Mancbeeter LB “He is in a preeminent spot in next year, remains quite hopeful GROUNU the party- and among tna gover­ that Lefkowits. can dispose of hall floor. Ck>rnmunist China charges Jap­ mid L. R. Stockmsm, a welder Arthur, gave birth to a boy . after -Washington, Sept. U (ffW AnEif A16^ u i( MI 9-5221 Chuck Ground 57* A Lucky Duck an is plotring to swallow up For- from Sweeney. “We’ve been in hur­ Presidents .Bnkarno of IndoneelA FALL COTTONS ease BTUNJ 99V nors,’ EHrksen said. ,‘Tt -will be Wagner. See NHRR a» Test she was taken from a refugee shel­ A woundpd duck, his body mosB, according to reports in ricanes before.” and Mobldo KelU of MaU de­ STIAK 9 IICIS IPPKTIVI TUI2 0 AY and WIDNISDAY PHLY helpful for us to have hia views." “He thinks the Republican can- Cheshire, Sept. 12 OP)—The Gov ter to a hospital at Huntsville. PHiGIUM .didate la a top flight man and has ^pitted with buckshot, plum­ Hong Kongo Chinese Communist 'Two large great dane dogs were liver to President Kennedy to­ OPEN DAILT Oustom Made Rockefeller has conferred sev­ emment was asked' last night to day an appeal from 25 non. ’ MOLLS eral times recently with Former a good chance of being elected,” meted into a high school yard newrgpapers.. .Vientiane govern, tied at the rear of the coliseum. RIDE OUT STORM SLIPOOVEItS use the bankruptcy of the New Other dogs barked at various alip ed nations . for an eMt-wedt NOON T U X 8 I President Dwight D. Eisenhower Dlrksen reported. Haveii ,Railrbad as a testing at T i^ on , Ariz. He couldn’t ment decides to inform neutralist Houston, Sept. 12 Ufi—Three uni mints about the big sheet iron summit meeting. Kennedy ec> , “ Obeiuy HaU” AND DRAPES Fresh^ Produce Sp ecials! but hia contacts with Ckmgreasion- Rockefeller’s publicly expressed ground for a new approach to ha-^e picked a -better place. Priiice Souvanna Phouma that it dentified families rode out Hnrrl- A student, Richard Orba. will agree to three prinoea—him­ luilding. dered a red carpet reception fei''' SATCBDAT A t Lew, - sd leaders have been few. riew was that the campalM now helping the nation’s financiaUy be­ came Carla aboard the hlstoritt bat­ the two em lsM ries of thq , Hartford Road ker, took the nigh dead fowl self, Pathet Lao lender Prince ‘A man ahowed up yesterday tleship Texas, 10 to 8 Maaeliester Low, BOn Prieee! Supplementing his observations, had been “brought back in focus” set raUroads. ^ grade Conference. He planned ts lialickn Prunes 2 us29 < Dlrksen said that he has frement and Republicans could concentrate into a biology classroom Souphanouvong and Vlenrinne with a dozen cans of dog food,” The ship, supposed- to be anchor­ The appeal came from'Antbdny said a Red Croes volunteer. “He greet them - personally at tiin meetings with Sen. Barry Gold- on Wegner, “ the man who got us F. ArpaJa, a former chairman of and, with classmates for an Premier Prlnoe^Boun Oum—nieet- ed in mud at the San Jacinto bat­ airport this afternoon. raanmMmir ■ water, R-Ariz., a spokesman for Into this difficulty." audience, operated with scis­ Ing if it is held in royal capital of. said he didn’t give a damn what tleground near here, appear^ to be Apples ,MILTON « , McMTOSH 3 4 9 < the Interstate Commerce Commis­ happened to the people but he a* •••MM GOP conservatives who Is consid­ The Senate leader said he, Hal- sion who said railroads have long sors and. tweezers to remove Luang ‘ Prabang, government floating, Richard POe Mid, becauae JFK PUSHES 1-YKAB PLAjif didn't want any dogs going hun­ the ship’s deck was much higher 4 8 « r a ered a possible rival of Rockefel­ leck and RockefeUer discussed a been kept under “heavy taxes” the buckshot. sources report . . . Goodwin J. ’Washington, Sept. IX OPh^ ler’s for 1964 Republican presi­ wide, range of subjects from civil and other burdens while other At One point, the duck’s Knight, Oalifomia governor from gry.” above the grounff than usual. 8 ^ .V M M M t* u n H u u tr Sweet Pelatees ^ < Pretty snub-nosed Virginia Jen­ Now a tourist attraction, the PnMident Kennedy asked Bts n If m u it.ss u 3 25 dential nomination. rights to Berlin and foreign aid. forms of transportation have re­ heart stopped beating. But 19(SS to 1969, announces he’ll seek Soiiate today to leave the deer' Dlrksen noted at an Informal RockefeUer said the talk revolved ceived extensive government aid. that „was no- problem to his governorship again next year, Loe nings, 18, of Edna, Tex., where there was considerable storm -dani- a^en for ald-to-edneaftlan aetiqB EXTRA YeHew Onions 3 ^ 19< news' conference that nearly a around, “mattera of current Inter- As a first step to aid the rail- 18-year-old benefactor. Aiyeles says. ___ (Oontianed on Page Three) .next year by voUag only a oas- ’Ihe ybulK ■ grabbed a glass Televisi'on's Jack Pnnr offeiu to -year dli&iieloa o f j ediiiraf aM‘ S Produce Prk^ Mfective tuesdhy fgiid W«dnesday Only former Vice President Richard M. natlon." (Oontiniied on Page Eight) tube, but it inside th-e bird’s discuss with Senate critics hia re­ impaetod school aras4 and fa r HOURS ■hBanu8MiaMaNw«wa9iaNkw?.«WM Nixon, the 1960 nominee, on the beak and blew into it. A half cent filming of TV show on Bast sebolarolilps. Oppondata o f fdd- latter’s recent visit to Washing­ minute later, Uie duck waa Berlin border,' Washington reports Castro Accuses Priests e n l approprthttons fi| r eebaql . ton.' alive again. . ^torm clouds gather In Senate oonolnictio^ have been itrylag to . Banfly # ill come through ^ Rockefeller, Dlrksen and House “And he's going to stay over President Kennedy's report­ avoid congreooloanl eoMidera Republican Leader Charles A. Hal- on May Switch that way,” Orbaker predicted . ed decision to nominate Geprge -tlon of ouch a program In an Ispk of Indiana all denied that happily. D. Woods, New York financier, as Of Plot Against election year. M A S T • Favorita for Lunch or Snacks 2 A V I 10c Rockefeller's political future was Stlctly Academic MlstalsoV his foreign aid chief . . . Four when the weather gets tough discussed .when the three lunched Five - year-old Susanna border policemen eooi|pe from East 59 HOBfES n k m U B D LB. $ > |1 9 at the capitol yesterday. Bomber Purchase View Healy of Kings Park, N. Y., Berlin after being assigned to dig Havana, Sept. 12 OP)—th a Cu-»ered outside the church port Artlmr, Ykac.. Sept. IX (fffi. Tl^.winter snows will clog the roads . . . trucks vrill Peanut Butter JAR Dlricsen said he brou^ ^ t up the skipped a grade at Indian ■ ditches along, sector border. West ban government. today accused annual procession of Oqr Lady of —^The Ctvll DMeaM rajiorXed torv question of the New York'(3Ity Head school — and the re- Berlin officials report, Roman Catholic Priests of plot­ Charity, Patron saint of Cuba. day a dirt levee bdeke at Baylor - •]M«sk down . . . employes will get sick. This will affect ft, Abiorbant • Whita or Cblorad ’ mayoralty race in which Rocke Wsahington, Sept. 12 (ff) — A9the Wll, McNamara 'let It be Canadian 'prop<^l to consider ting against Fidel Castro’s re­ An order from the interior min­ Bayou and 50 to 99 kames hi SAVI 7 ( feller has Staked some of his po­ strong pqssihility arose today that iraburban Port A orta were la thn.,. known he was inclined to recom­ (Conttnued On Page Bevrii) turning Berlin into an Intemation. gime. ister, later rescinded, barring the ‘^nery fu4 oil dealer. But, BanW.u^ cope with tliese Reuben Pienn PKGS litical .prestige by active backing the Pentagon may reverse Itself mend against spending thie mon­ al city under United Nations re­ The charg-2 came in an interior procession started the trouble. flood path. Oarl Moon of thh.t Scetkins LUNCHION NAPKMI of 50 to recommend buying more B92 ey. The President has authority to ceives little aortalm In Bonn, ac­ ministry communique denouncing Shouting “ Cuba yea, Russia no,” sherlfra bffloe said toe naUk r]problami. Tlieir futi club members won’t go cold. Says: bombers and push development of inoipotitid funds congress votes for cording to report from Bonn, Ger­ the clergy ' a s : “counterrevolution­ mqny of the Catholics .tried to WM seeping threugh the breshn . the 2,00fi-mlle-an-hour B70 Bomb­ programs he deems are not nec­ Young Mother many . . .- Typhoon Pamela ary.” march on the presidential palace. slowly and that alt families had i l T 'l i n “ For Back-Te-Schooi Lunchas * ., SAVI S Court Jails Russell er. - tn^icks are on hand today for the time when one "G et Our GucHfOion Mein- essary. ■mashes across nortiiera Formosa Attacks on the clergy in the They were stopped by police, sup- been evaeuated. Highway 79, Hs PKGS For N-Arms Protest Final derision will be up- to Tlw Air Force, it was under­ As Bus Overturns killing 17 persons and leaving wake of violent anti-C!ommimlat 'ported by civilian backers of Caa­ euhretod anndbagfsd, aetad an-, diwtiled. Mechanics* work loads are lig^t enough so teueHCs Auleiikcktie IVem- Pruident Kennedy, acting on any. stood, ^ been presenting Its thousands homeless, as well demonstrations had raised "spec­ tro. levee pibtoetioa for Port Arthur Sondlirich Bags of 75 recommendation Secretary of De­ tteelf. missiea Tews ep.” London, Sept. 12 (JPi—Earl Bert­ srgumenta for another wii^ of Fredericksburg, Va., Bept. I t (A7 ravaging capital city of Tai ulation that the Caatro re| ^ e Shots were fired, the yoqth waa they can take over for a man who gets sick. All fense Robert S. McNamara might B92 nuclear bombers—about 90 with 135 mile an hour wlnd8,.-Tai' would openly- adopt' a tough-er killed and three other persona suf­ -ilT > ir n - Kaaps, Food Frashor SAVI > rand Russell, 89-year-

I Bbout the Bantiy Fuel Oil Club. No sales talk, SAVI weapons. ' ainca Kennedy aigned the $46,- bomber purchases would be ac­ by ^lice as Elnora Harris, 19, of aayt It oompnrea well with any rioting, and heard an attack on will take- some tough action. - 66SJW8,000 iMense appropriation companied by procurement of ad- “ Falangist and counterrevolution­ Radio Havana' charged that regime hM toe right to regelate 1-QT- A judge Senttoced him to two Huntington Station, N. Y. Her 4 pravioua congrem ... President foreign travel to' Erat Beillai^ ' fisd you phoned. fW H TM IXIP bill . ditional KC186 jet tankers to fuel month-old, girl was injured and ary priests.” “Yankee imperialism” paid the JARS ■ months at the ehd of a hearing In Kennedy Invitee Et. Gen. Park Rejecting aa Aug. "" Pickles Since the bill took effect Aug. them in"jlight. brought to a. Fredericksburg hos­ Jesus Soto, secretary general of clergy. Revolucion, the newspa­ the Bow Street Magtstrates Court, Ohung Hee, head of military toe UJ8.. Britodi but reduced the sentence to a week 16, there hes been no 4vord on In a parallel action, the Air pital. .- -I. the Cuban Workers donfederation, per of Castro’s 26th o f July Move­ dll' TB A-3271 for further facts. what would be done with the near­ group now ruling Sou(h Korea, to ava at This Low Pries SAVI 21 whea ahown a medical report tn- Force has been making preeenta- John 'Catliii, 25, also of Hunting- j^ it Washington in mid-Novem- aaaaUed the priests In the mam ment, declared the - incident wag ly 8.7<)0 mllUon Oongreaa added on funeral oration. He- demanded provoked to provide an « xcum fa t i^ t O f dleiilng that the ktager term tions lo. McNamara backing up Its ton Station, who waa traveling 3 for more long-range bombera, death before a tiring squad for new attacks on (Juba, : Parti aid Matectal Extra would be too much of a hardship contention that the B70 should be with the 'rictim. said she fell goviemors of New Bngland JARS ' ■ which adminlatiiatton aald were nbt restored to a full-scale deveipp- those responsible for the youth’s The workers opnfederation turn­ -O ur'l Kosher fpr the frail peeh through a broken window and waa voice hopes that training facilities Tweaty seven of Lord Russell’s needed, and for aoceleratsd deval- meiit prcqfram. crushed to death when tha bus death. ed out members by the thousands, Is Tow Aworaoea* ofMnent (ff the B70, which the ad­ for National Guardsmen nt Camp The ' semi-official newspaper for the funetol df Sbeorro. AH u i R T A r m i i . - Slico^ or Ittfvat SAVI S fallow campaigners were sentenced Souroea indicated research and overturned. Drum, N. Y., will be expanded... 19 I mmitb in jail and 8 dthera to ministration sought to cut' back. development specialists at the de­ “We were sleeping. I heard Revolucion charged that "Clerical factorlee and movie houses in Ha­ PAUL DODUE 17-OZ 8<|nonths. Five othera pnmliMd to Air Foroa officials said toey fense department level were be crash . .. we seemed to have hit Plcturea from weather saEeUite Faluigist .counterrevolutionarlea’’ vana were cloa^ to penptt sm- Ttroa point to posalbUity of new CANS peace aad were freed. were iqitlmisUe tbat McNaaaara Ing won arOund t o the Air Force something . . . and the wlndoike fired the shots that killed Sooorro .ployes to attend the sandqts. Peaches . , trsfliMil storm formattoM In two 'The throng of workdrs, MV AJl wars ____ mesabars of an antlnm___ ynmld d change tala atotad opposir' posltton am ttw stiU-ln-the-futura tooke elft," eald CatUn. He said the from inside the Church of Charity C U M Ilif ^ U A L MVIDEND PONTIAC, INC. nuus WECTIVE M >nsi MARKin QN.iV •tear 9iYiuila9ll(»"etfsd"to^^ i^Sdtng aMsd nUUm BTO. woman was dangling, from the wlm^ areas — one far,, out In Atlantic In downtown Havana. ten blookA walked IwJitnri ^ 878 Mida 8B. — Phew MI for these purpossa. and tlw othsr In Bkhatnas l a s irs broke out after. 4,009 v'iL 1 ••

1 . O'- I , . W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1941 Rags miiiBi ICANGHESTEB EVEKIKO HERALD, MANCHESTER. flOMK^ TtTESDAT,. 8EFTEBIBER OOOD6Uiai tributed to the emiraait OOP admtii- HpekviUe-Vernon latfatlon. Bolton M a y S w itc h It can as easily be stated that a •YM SNUURt SO-year-oM man waa bora day be­ Herald Story fore yesterday. The Town Planning Commission » 3 .9 9 What la interesting in the Demo- Boards Quizx^d on Budgets^ (TPC), during a recent executive Bomber Purchase View eratle claim is the aoaeewhat hid­ Leads Police seaeion, has denied, by unanimous By Rory O’CoMBor vote a request by the Farmland' den auggeation that a town board ■TATMAN OOMVKNnON < (CoMtiiioed from Page' One) , ^ r ther development work on the OONVER9E of selectmen can, or should at­ Education Questioned Most Exchange Corp. to resone two FINDS BASt OAME To Snag Thief parcels of land ,at the Parkade Hi and Lo tempt to, wield greater influence Air-Force officials hinted there ThrM tftctan appatr to M ’ OondlUQQa hi paat election yeara His board of education budget tlM Stoynhii OonvenUon, suh- which now serve as buffer etrips In part, he said this waa because apparently have not beeh com over the whole town budget than jeet ot all sftlides thia waek, is fx T i 9 had been a shift In top-level think­ the B70 would not become avail­ maUac Um Vna«m «l*ction cam* ia customarily the case. ima in for the most quaatlqnuig , A iMwepiqior etory to Tha Horald along the'south side of W. Middle bined properly to create the forcea at a public wlearlng held last night often utod when tho responder ? S 7 4 Tpke. . . ' ing on the BS2 and B70 questions. able In operational numbere until Bob Oouaeiy—All Araertraa MAKE YtRIR NEW palgn a noiaiar, toucher, more Republican candidatea are not hM support for both majors. He is O -K 6 4 Biay have helped ooive a eafe rob­ now at work. by tha board of finance to learn A 7 4 ' ’The TPC action follows a July But they did not specify what well beyond 1965. By that time, the ■erlouB, b | it aeore wholeaome tiX- Yeara of Republican voter ma- unaware of this idea, but they are ready to g o on, ona way or an­ bery .which occurred in TalcottvUle President ssld, ” we expect to have caught between opposing fercea, puMie feeling about budget re­ 10 public bearing in which FaBin- may have brought this about. PF IV SET ttlr thla ]TMr than In Umea Juet Joritlea in the town turned Demo' quests for tha coming year. Fi­ other, Boi matter what Mrt of hand l6 6 I 9 4 July 18. a large number of intercontinental one calling upon them to maintain is held by tha otientog bidder. land, a suMidiary of Green Manor ’The Berlin crisis snd the. pros­ Reg. 99.00 paat. cratio intereata toward Rockville nance board clerk Mra. Sue Tiach- 16 5 Hie etory of the e r ^ t of a Man­ Constr. Co„ requested s change balllatic mlssllea” ae well as a sub­ city aftalra where political for- a long Republican tradlUon, the After South’s opening bid o f one f ? pect of U.S.-Russlsn tensions for stantial manned bomber force A PORTAILE One Tactor la the Incniaae In Other 'calling for a bold new ap­ ler raad off the budget requests, A 7 5 3 >6989 chester man to Chicago prompted from -Rural R^idence Zone to some time to come undoubtedly, tunea were better. and quesUciha weife ahawetM by notrump, North wants to reach a mostly equipped with miesiles of Demoteatle party enroUmah't to a proach. « Q I 10 9 2__ i X 9 6 Veraon Chief Conrtable Edmund F. Business Zone 8 for the two buffer were fqctorsi • 31-eC GREEN STAMPS But diaappearance of that ma­ the members of both boards. galae ot soma -rklnd. He has 9 Murai Dower who weeka ego to eeek ex- perhaps-l.Oflib miles range. Mait By number equal to, if not iahead of, To adopt the latter would be to strips, claiming more parking was Also, display by the Ru.isiahs of However. Kennedy recommend­ jority haa, in the paat year, given About 175 persons attendad. points and expeets this to provide A A 7 2 I treditlmi of the men to conpectloii needed to coincide with expansion the RepubUoan total. the Democrata cauee for hope. refute, at least partly, the former. In anawar to, a question from a reasonabls play for game at A Q 6 2 some advanced planes at an air ed $220 million to carry forward It’s a tough nut to crack. The eirtth the break her*. of the Grand Union now under NASSIFF ARMS 00. Another la the awakeninc of Alao, the reaounding defeat of O nar Kreyalg as to the number of notrump or at a major suit since TTIO 10 -Rodney QrOves 21, of Manches­ show in late June may have the B70 program essentially to ex­ townapeopla to the Importance of GOP will have to get out the S 3 construction to be knpwn as thq prompted second thoughts about plore the problems of flying at "Honse o f Sporto” RCA two conaoUdatioh propoaala in the families on welfare in town, First South’s opening bid promises 16 S ter, formerly of Talcottvillo, waiv­ Grand Way. pacticipatimi la, or at le a at paat 14 montha haa focuaed a new hammer and tongs soon or face Selectman Charles Robbins replied Wis* N M i holding further U.S. bomber pur­ three times the speed of sound. 991 MAIN ST. — MI 9-1647 a tougher nut Oct. S. to 16 points. ed extrsdltiaB prOceedtogs in D- awaiwpeaa of, loeal cbvemmant, floodlight on the town government. that Bolton is fortunate in not hav­ North's problem is to And out 1 NT Sue 2 A . linoia and w u presented on ^reek- Strong, opposition from resi­ chases. ’This, he said, would pnserve an promiMed larcely, we puapeet, by And Mr. Venion Thxpeyer ia ing any famlliea on the welfare whether or hot his psrtner hss a S S ? ^ fa is 4 9 AM tog end entering and larceny dents living opifosite the buffer ’The production line of 650-mile- option of developing thfc B70 as a 6E tax Mbwa felt thla year. caatlng about more noticeably thia roue, but haa had to pay large hos- major suit. If so, NorGi wants to Ito4 — ♦ Q ^argea to a specie 12th Orcuit strips, was presented during the kn-hour BS2S is about to run out. full weapon system If it should be Tides.,lWi9ds, July hearing and brought tabling The third la popular recofni- year for an explanation of hia tax ital bOla and other bills incurred bid ghme ia that major; if not. Court eoeeion to Maneheeter Thure- Air Force officers said. If allowed determined such a system is re­ Your New York Life bill. Rialng taxes, alwaya a bone of ly serious lUnessbs of individuals North wants to bid game la no> ona spade. Game at netnimp would 6ay. of the request pending further in­ to halt, they contended, it could quired. * Uon that the pakitloned atate of vestigation by the 'TPC. take up to 14 months to resume the town haa created montroua contention, have hit doubly hard Weather .during the w t year. trump. be...... defeated by a club ■ opening----- ling Bad, He had beeh bound over to Tol­ Congress boosted B70 research agent in ZENITH building these nuclear bomb car­ development funds to $400 million. problema which cannot be aoivod thia year due mainly to a change and Recreation Commis­ Uaae OoaveiRtoa' for the defenders would gat foqr land County Superior Court under Reasons given for denying the $8,000 bond. riers. Air Force offfcials Indicated that under thn eidatlac ayatem and in the flacal year end booming Windsor Locks, Sept. 11 UP) sioner Fred Gael explained hie North flads out by bidding two clubs and a diamond request were, Manchester is budget included a salary increase In sending his original military the full $180 million Congress: Which cry for remedy. achool coata. The U. S. Weather Bureau marine clubs, tha first step in the Stay- Dally XhwatioB The break occurred at the office 1 The original sone change for WestiHf honse The battle may get pretty wool advieory for today: from 8800 to $1,400; baaeball costs man Convention. This Md says Partner opens with two aotrump building of the Voice of the Andes, ,thls area was granted with the hurget proposals to Congress in tacked on for this might not he Paul A. Bourque ^ plowinc into the election' ly, but it appeara ao far that the Tides wdll be high along the Cbn' from $400 to 1600: miscellaneous shd the next player paasaa You radio station on Etm m n M . understanding that the buffer late March, Kennedy cut back by used, as least not for a while, if briar patch ahead o f cuatomary nothing at all About North’s clubs, goM qualltiea will outweigh the necticut chore today between 11:80 axpsnse, $160 to $175; $160 for but merely saki the opener to hid hold: Spades X 8 5 8; Hearts K About $40 waa taken from theMue. Bones would protect the residences $138 million the Eisenhower ad­ the administration reverses Its | achadule, the Democrata have tak­ a.m. and 1:80 pin. and tomorrow softball, the same as last year; a major suit If be can. 8 7 4; Diamonds K 4 4; Clubs 7 4. Dwyer described the rtiato ot along W. Middle ’Tpke. and pro­ ministration’s recommendation for position and^ steps tip the program.' en over employment of t h e a e laauea, policiM and actiona that between noon and 1 p.m. Low tide $100 for proposed winter sports; South haa a four-iAard heart What do you say T i ' eventfl leading to Grwreli arrest vide a more attractive eettlng for feroea $100 for sddiUonal UablUty insur­ thia way: ^ have lurked in partial obacurlty at Old Saybrook today la at 7 p.m suit, BO bids it. If South bad four Answer: Bid three eluba, the the shopping center. ance and $150 for swimming Insur- Stato Trooper-^JMeph E. Ben- The OOP, ao far cutUnf a amal- will be brought under brighter and at 7 a,m. and 7i80 p.m.. Sun oardS' in each major suit, he would Stayman Convention. If partner “Buffer, strips were to have at Low ler awathe throu|h the bramUea, light, which will show them to be sets today at 7:06; and rises tomor­ ance^ which amount is reimbursed rtiowa a major suit, yoit can invite gasser and J>iryoT checked the shrubs, according to original plans row at 6:80. by fees paid by children taking the bid two spades and wait for a radio office the dey ot the break may, however, get mileafo from leaa frightening than they were chanca to Hiow the hoarts later. a slam by jumping to five of the and promises, and today there is them, too. when the imagination waa free to Boating weather for Long Island lesaons. . major or to four notrump. and BAgasoer Ufted two latent If South had no four-card .(or printo from the safe. Traffic waa forced to come to an abrupt, halt when the trailer nothing but grass,” residents re­ w i^ e r a bi t Sound to Montauk Point and Block The board of finance explained For ShalnwoM’s 36-page book­ But, d e ^ te the din and the Island: ii had deleted $900 from the reerS' longer) major suit, he would bid Finger prtoUng of all radio em- blocked westbound lanea after skidding on Its side. (Herald ported at the July 10 hearing. DISCOUNT clamor and the atray blowa la- There will be plenty o t stray two diamoi^. let, "A Pocket Guide to. Bridge,” 2. If the Bone change were ap­ ahota, but there has seldom been a Mostly West to southwest wdnda atlon budget, requeated for uae of ployeo end thbir relatives turned Rockville-V ernon photo by Saterais. aulnc ftbra the campaugn to date, today, tcmight and Wednesday with town road help and for fill for the North, as we have seen, is ready send 50c to Bridge Book, Man­ ..up no matching prints. proved it would create a traffic political campaign, - either local, to bid 'game. When hearts are chester Evening Herald, Box 8818, hazard. the end reault will be good fOr the atate or national, vdiich has not q>eeda about IS knots in after­ playground in back of the,school Then the sto ^ of Grovo’s arreot town. shown, North jumpa to four hearts. Grand Central 8U.. N Y. I7, N.Y. hi Oiiesgo on a concealed weapons 19, contributed his share. 3. If the Bone change were ap­ NBW YORK LIPR been liberally laced with eyewash noons and 10 knots at night. Visi­ due to the lack of knowledge about The youtfg National Guardsman Por the winning party, ao nmt- bility 1 to 8 miles locally less in fog where a new achool'building may South easily makes four hearts, (Copyright 1961, ^ diarge waa seen by Dwyer to The House Trailer Tornado Pictures proved it would open up the entire and poorly aimed punches. General Featoree Ooip.) ^ from Houston volunteered to area for future construction of ter whether, Deniocrat Or Kepub- A case in point is the charge early thla morning imd again early be located. lortng one club, one diamond and Herald., TTm weapon, a jUstol, had Ifiowraneo ^Cowipnwfft Prices Ucan, la g o l^ to be cm the apot Wednesday, otherwise 8 to 5 miles. been t^ ed ,,to Mimomstor. (Ooatkined from Page One) drive a truckload of refugees here commercial bulldinga and would of financial monkeyshines Hud Since moat of the questions on ' *y • I to effect needed changea. Fair today. Mostly fair tonight and Learning that Groves bad been Skids 72 Feet, from flooded Texas CSty through promote disorderly development of against the Republican town ad­ the education budget came from a limited supply pf St. Jaimss' veaael waa turned into a monu­ rolling tidewater, shrieking winds • Life tnoniKe • Otmb *- ; > • * • ' - * ' The loaer will be in for noma aoul ministration by the Democratic Wednesday writh some cloudiness at cookbooks still available-for mem­ seen in Talcotviile about the time the entire ahopping area. Mrs. Agnes Kreysig, a member of St. James Women ment aeverai years ago. and blinding rain. aearchlng but .will alao be obligat­ challengers. times. that bcMUti, John Harris, chairman bers and non-mSmbers. Thost who df the break, Dwyer obtained a 4. Alao, the TPC felt that • Piniae Plait • AiwiiWee copy at Groves’ flngerprinta from No One Hurt B. A. Burgess, superintendent ”I was scared witless,” be said.' present ratio parking area .to ed to keep the winner honeat Attention' is riveted on the 41 -Marine observations: of the board, said he did not mind wish A book may call Mrs. Robert m i i GCAMTU: Outline Programs of the battleground where Texas The 29 people whose lives he may • H M I In other worda, Vernon will re­ per cent tax rise forming, the basis Block Island—^Temperature 60; answering questions on the' pro­ Tierney or members of her com­ Manchester police. gross floor apace was adequate. won ita independence, aaid the have saved said he was brave. quire a loyal impoaltion that ia of the charge. The figures are wrind light southwesterly. posed b i^ e t from townspeople mittee. Comparison af Orovee’ prints A 31-foot house trailer waa 97 CEN’TER STREET criUeal, r«q>ona{ble and evident, there, all rii^t, but we won’t buy New Haven—Clear, visiMlity 2 More than 120 women attended with tha two prints obtained by terined a total wreck yesterday gangpiant and'telephone lines to “The water was sloshing over The U.8. Nsvy’a Deep Under­ LENOX PHARMACY but be felt that Mrs. Krejmig as the fall harvest dinner of the La­ Benge seer resulted to positive the ship went out shortly after the top of my truck as I drove MI $-1118 not a vaniahing Indian. the conclusion that it la to be at­ miles in ground fog, temperature a member had adequate opportim' after It tipped over on the Wil­ water Nuclear Counting device can 299 E. CEN H R ST. Ml 9^)895 72. wrind west 4 knots. dles of S t James last eventpg in Fellowcraft Club identification by the Connecticut bur Cross Highway in Tolland and the famlliea boarded. through the lower‘end of Texas detect one . atom of radium in Bridgeport — Clear, visibility 2 ity to have any of her queations St. James' School Hall. ^ State Butoau of identifleation in skidded 72 feet on Ha aide. Poe ferried several customers to City,” young Matthews said. answered before the meeting. billion billion molecules of water. miles In fog and smoke, tempera­ - t The Rev. Jamea T. O'Connell Hartford. There were no injUriea in the his nearby restaurant by -boat RCA Mrs. Kreysig objected to raises salads, iced fruit desserts and did and' R t Rev. Magr. Jonn F. Han­ Sets Ladies Night ture 72, wrind west-northwest 9 A detainer waa pieced on Groves accident but Alton L. Hughea, 16, after roads flooded. for the teachers, the school clerk much of the decorating. non were guests. After a brief knots. ’The newlyweds plan to live in hi Chieago by the ToUand County of Newark, N.J., driver of the car ’’But by 6 p.m. .1 could drive the Fire Island—Clear, visibility 2 and board secretary’s salaries and business meeting, members par­ Fellowcraft d iib of Manchester atate’s attorney’s office and Ban- pulling the trailer, waa arreated NEW VISTA said that moat of tha applications Middletown since Cote will begin boat into the bueinesa office,” he miles, wind west 8 knots, sea calm. ticipated to square dancing in the Lodge of Masons will have Us gaaaer and County Detective Ar­ and charged wlUi failure to drive said. -‘”niat’s when I decided to received for superintendent-prin­ his second year of g r a i^ te study abdltorium. b u y m r K Mmitauk Point—Clear, visibility at Wesleyan where he has won ladies night Saturday, Sept. 80, thur Koes drove to Chieago lest in the eatabllahed - lane. lenva" cipal came from men who were Mrs. Nicholas Jackston, ways 19" UHF-VHF 5 miles in base, wrind west 10 knots, fellowship to continue study for at th-e Masonic Temple. week to get him. State Trooper Joaeph E. Ban- \ height of seas IH feet. now receiving leas than $10,000 and means committee chairman, Norman Balch, tym an Rd^ Groves waved examtoetlon on gaumer aaid the trailer began to his master’s degree in education. outlined projects, snd Mrs. Joseph HEBOIOB COMMON salary. The board had Included His wife attended Smith College Bolton, is chairman, assisted by the chargee to circuit court. whlpaaw on a - downgrade in the IIEWlMaOSEWITniCB $10,000 In the budget for a super Macri, program chairman, dls- weat bound lane breaking the Dickinson, ’Tex., Sept 12 (JP) — Diatinetive and the Boston School^of Fine Earl liSraen of 46 Doane S t Heroics were common during the Intendent-principal, yet to be ctissed program plans for the A potluck wUl be served at trailer hitch. Arts. year. tehae hours of Hurricane Chrla’s hired. WSCS kfeets 6:30. Entertainment will be pro­ RoekviUe-Vemirn Bangasaer aaid Hughea waa able El Paso, Tex., ia the only border Projects to be sponsored by the to keep the car away from the passage, and Jimmy Matthews, city of the United States wrlth In answer to a question from ’The Woman’s Society for Chris­ vided, and there wUl bo dancing ways and means committee are as until t a.m. careening trailer although one - K three international bridges and Raymond Cooper, Harris said the tian Service 'will meet tonight at follows: Baked food sale, Septem­ rear fender waa deiited. four international border eroai' board plana to hire its own super­ 6:15 at the United Methodist Ticket reservations art now be­ Democrats Top Church for an evening of aocial ber; semi-formai damce, October; The craah occurred on the high­ - A.PASS. Ings within the city limits. intendent because the school pop' card party. November; aocial ing accepted by Balch and Lar­ way juat weat of. the Mile Hill Rd. Ulatlon ia rapidly nearing the fellowship. ,AH women of the sen. 2,000 Enrollment church are Invited to the program games, February; pancake supper, interchange. AS NAPOLEON WOULD SAY: SEDAN 1,000 pupil enrollment, which is' March; baked food sale, April; Riding with Hughea were hia; Front End when the atate likes a town to in the aocial room of the church- Democrats topped' the 2,000 Bulletin Board play day and rummage sale, May, father Woodrow, owner of the $195 DOWN hire Ita owm superlntande'ht. Har­ and strawberry featival in June. mark in party . enroUment to trailer, and hia step-mother. % CEMENT ris explained that Dolton la now Instructions in fabric painting 8aturday*a voter making oeaaion. Special will be given to members of the Programs for the year’s meet­ Hughea ia due In the 12th Cir­ in a dlatrict with six towns so , according to tentative reglatration cuit Court, Rockville aeaaion, W. H. ENGLAND Bolton Home-makers in a meeting ings will tocluds a hat party to that the state auperintendent can' October; first aid film and course, DON'T MISS THIS SHOW! eoimts. Sept. 26- Req- S12.50 tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Com­ ALL Hi ooum i LUMBER CO. not spend even one entire day a munity Hall. Mass for deceased members, and Democratic Registrar Albert E. (1) ALIGN FRONT END week -in thia town. Communion breakfast, November; Troy bonahne I "Where The Tcnnatedt Jr. said the count' ia BOLANDMOTORS .’The first meeting of the season (2) BALANCE FRONT Harria defended raJsea for Christmaa party, December; pen­ "PARIUSBIt'^ I Boys Are” 8,060, the flrat time the pmty has Depot Will Gel • Open All Day Saturday e for Boy Scout Troop 78 will be held W UxiELS ' REG. 84.06 SM VKNTEB STREET—Ml S-401S teachers by saying that Bolton ia tonight at 7:30 at the Community ny auction,' January; card party, 8:10 I 0125-10:25 ; gone above 2,000. NORMAN’S OVEB M TEARS IM THE SAME VOCATION doing the same as 168 other towns February; fashion show, March; (8) OHEOK FRONT WHEEL Hall. All boys 11 years of age or Republican' enrolknenta mean­ 2 Traffic Lights BEARINGS TODB QHAUTT LABE DEALER "At the MSOl in the state and that the town older are InvitM to join the troop. sendee project, April; reception of WIN 'EM ALL! ■Wed.t "Faaoiy” -«4JBI >PaMiA> while, reached 1,905, alao a pre­ 443 HAMVOItO RO. CHECK RRAKE STIBTEM must compete with other towns Parents may also come to meet the officers. May, and poUnck, June. "In Bet. Tinw and Etoralty” liminary flguroT^ Two new traffic lighte'.are be­ i i ) It waa announced that there ia to hire good teachers. new troop leader, Paul Brown, who In tha Saturday ooaaion, 66 new ing installed In the North ' End, When Mrs. Kreysig objected to haa served previously as assistant voters joined the Democratic Police Chief, Jemea Reardon re­ ALL FOUR ONLY the $2,000 In the budget for li­ leader. Ends Today; "Nikld” and "Ten Who DDered’'ehrdhieinfwypmm .rartks, 16 joined the OOP and 4-1 ports. brary bopka, one person said It St. Maurice Church CYO will Ends Today: X Walt Disney Hito—"NlkU” and "Tan Who Dared” iTM^ned unaiUUatcd. . One Is at Main and_N. Main waa a "ahame to the town” that hold ita first meeting of the sea­ V- Shown Today A t 8:20-6:20-9rt0 n e number of unaflIUiated vot­ Sta.^ the other at Main and Wbod- the town didn’t know where, to son tomorrow at 7 p.m. In the hridge Sts. $Q.!)5 church hall. AU boys and girls at­ ers atill outnumbera the voters 'Put the achool library now due to registered with the major iwrUea. The lights are being installed lack of space at the achool tending high school from St. MAu- rice pariah are to attend the in­ A rought count shows 4,006 party after a survey,- conducted by the On TV Committee memebra and 6,500 unaflilliaM. State ’Traffic Department, showed Bolton’s State Rep. Mra. Doro­ structions which end at 9 p.m. Pu­ STATE SERVICE ON ALL pils .who have much homework on Of 'the roughly 6,500 electors to that inataUa'Uon of HghU would thy Miller has been . invited to STARTS TOMORROWS BIG DAYS 4 the Town of VernOq, 4.662 are to help relieve the -traffic bottle­ CONVENTIONAL MAKES serve on Governor Dempsey’s com­ a meeting night may be excused at 6:00 PAI. OonL— 4:45 to 6:00 PJML, 6So 8 p.m. after the inatructibna have Rockville end 3,668 wre In rural neck. I mittee to keep TV Channel 3 in Vernon. Hartford. TLe com^ttee will hold been given. Shown A t 5:15 and 8:60 PM. ’’Outside o f relieving conjestion | DOWNTOWN ita first meetingig ^nday Mon night in Instructions for elementary The figures com ^re with 4,806 to traffic,” chief Reardon aaid, I MORIRRTY the hall of the House at the State school children in St. Maurice pair- MUr WAS THE TRUIH MOUr «»r eligible voters in Rockville and “the one at Depot Square will OapitoL Mrs. Miller said last night Ish will begin Saturday. CUasaa 2,7iB2 in rural Vernon at the time also allow pedestrians to cross ; that she feels many Bolton peo will be from 9:30 to 10:80 a.m. Pu­ e f the last count to 1969. safely as It -Is equipped with a BROTHERS pte, like herself, receive their beat pils are asked to attend Mass on ».TT>6 n n 8 8 tiir hiHbi d oifcd N r ? Electors jn the rural areas have walk light,” 801-SU CENTER ST. the first Saturday of each month increased by nearly l,ci0O while the The walk light will be a push­ TEL. MI 8-6186 T ^ reception from Channel 8. Horeeshoe Game# at 10:30- a.m. In case the church- ...Ttw li»t raenAis 6 M poopte to Nflrt toerease in Rockville hag been 27. button, box, pedestrian operated, Twenty-four men pitched their school is canceled during any week, 1 first games in the newly-formed an announcement will be made r horseshoe league last night on over radio station WINF. lighted courts at the home of Myron Collette, newly appointed Richard Leonard on Cider Mill Rd. state auperintendent of schools for Due to the number pitching, this area, is expected to attend a games will be played next week at meeting of the board of education 0 Uie court at Leslie Harlow’s home to be held at 8 tonight at the Bol­ on Tolland Rd., as well as at Leon­ ton Elementary School. ard’s. r Manohaetor Eveolng Herald Bol­ Several more men have eigned up for the leegue, including- 81- ton correepondMit,

7 IUKCHB8TER W tK lN G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. SiBTTEMBER It. lt« l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, OOMN.* TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1961 PAGE m i c A ndover Aimuid Ctamhehe ad teacher ot mantaliy retarded at Keeney Annex. Be graduated K n o w ... GhOdren on Bus For Ellu Smiday lilit Ottt III All Curlis Must Approve 12 Teachers from New Haven State Teachers Progress Report Submitted TV-Radio Tonight OoUegs to 1165 vrith a BB., suid received Ms master’s . dagree to lanlMalar L b^ a< B h a wUl p i Slits f«r tiblt Tipi roved by On Credit Evaluation Plan r; Paul J.aUford Escape Uninjured 1961 from tha Univwslty cn Hart­ PRESCRIPTIONS apuBBor tta bIwubI elombaikS st ford. - ■ , ♦ iljpisRy'a O iaa. R t. M t 9 bU m , I ub- You eon do UMuy School Hour Photos In Sideswiping The board , made four appoint­ The board of r education Iast9 Bucklejr proposed advance ap­ ■IP Th* I half Television d u , atartiag at M a.n.', Hiiiifs with gloutoMo ol Board U ,1 John Willard ia *gen«rai chair- ments for the Junior, high oimoola, night heard tha progress report ot proval from the superintendent m t m tM ntaU tnAar^looka No injuries were reported after ■EE aATTBOArs rv WSKB ftw OOMPUBn LUnOTG Pictures of students msy be taken during school time, if for courses to be taken by teach­ m n M fM H bertneaewW'as retail n : J e a a ^ MaerL t i ^ s t etaaix^ omI doik th|hl ond and four for the elementary the board’s qredlt evaluation com- an accident yesterday involving a 8:00 Bit 8 nitaU r (U> proartss) 18. ttiey are approved by Superintendent of Schools William H. The board of education Last schools. ers. to Insure the teachers of WE DELIVER9814 lalca & *H ioertn»,a^«at Improve- First Show lilt proarsss' 8;» Kaewe Beal in, and Tbomaa Oaoraa will ba thoy oro ooiy JO hoop night mppiavaA twelve appoint­ raittae. froni^. the committee’s Jhlae leaded school bus and a ear on tat etaarge of norta acttvlttaa C urtis. N John T. Warren, a 1961 Univer­ credit for the courses, and to avoid ,«irU«r In tlte rear Hebron Rd. at 3:10 p.m. . Early Show (is pmxrsssl dooR. Lot us hol|i you ments, Inoluding a speech and diaIrman, WUUam Buckley.. the need of reviewing the case liceetd n iw tod. Quick Draw lIcGraw S:8u taebie udilcb WUl taicluda aoftball, volley­ A request by a Manchester resident that the boaM.of edu- haartaig theraplat, a social worker, sity of Connecticut graduate^ will Ttae school bua carrying *6 chil­ N ew s a u re d ball, boraaaboea and cards. eatlon allow elaaa plotura ...... i teach aoclal studies at Barnard The oommittee has ex­ after the course Is completed. V This was the general picture dren, was driven by Jack Rice, 80. Canadian Hountad Pnlles with sufgoftiom, and two teachers of the mentally ploring the poaslbllUy of estab- He said that the committee. In Hiah Bebooi Profrani avoattera la iladtelBe CbaM.wlU taielUde Chat KlaUck, to actaool lad tha board laat aigtat retarded. JuMor High School. PINE PHARMACY] gentiUdi In remarlui of Paul J. of Center St. ahd the car waa 8:U Industry un Farads Wyatt Earp n x _ _ John Oi ltd Gagne, Gena MIrron cut to oR sbot, to clarify a fBcet pf Ita Aug. 21 Uahtaig a new set of policies for studying advance standing, ob t CBM’IM I STOEET-OOBWEB OF anayw CUffoiA dutm um of the reUiI driven by Samtul Howard, 00, of T a lla k a sss 7000-'— . Mrs. Bonnie Kenyon was ap- Roland E. Lavallae, new French credit evaluation ' of activities of served that, because of -the leas Newt. Bporu a Weulier ,0 .4 8 Brodeur, Dr. e CaiUowletta, dodaton to curtatl monoy-ralsing I2th Circuit and English teacher at Bamaid, '•xeenttvo oommittee of the Retail Shoddy Mill Rd. B iitl Aity. JR ibert Gordon. OPEN 8 AJd. to 8 PJL inCed speech and hearing teachers, to include those . ac­ restrictive nature of the courses 8:18 Weather ISsws a Bpona projects in tiw town’s acliools. eraplst. Wie earned her B.8. de­ received hts B-A. degrag from the iMvlcicm of the Mancheater C3iam- - According to the police, the bus, Trackdown 1 ISgyaS X*- «*• " « ATURDAT 8 A^L to NOON Ilia board daetded to let the su­ S tivities of a ndn*academio nature taken, the 30 credits beyond a W of Coanierce and manager of •:1U R u llie racub's C lu b Houae 8:88 Streets «( Dehter gree in 1962 from the University University of Rhode Island this undertaken by teachers during the master’s deg^ree are easier to at­ traveling north, waa aideawiped Sports Newt W e a th e r highset tourist road ^ perintendent decide wtalcta pictures G)urtjCase8 41m QotAymar Service Store at 713 a PteyhouM 80^ of BTaconain, where she majored year. summer months. tain than the 30 credita beyond a by the Howard car, traveling The Kill Piciuie • 1048 The Uacomodue* ia tha Grand Alpine Route maybe taken and to refer unusual to speech corrections, and her tU ia S t R ob in Hood AlcoaoKoa Presentst-rssenis requaets to the board for revlaw. Kenneth Shaplrp' wjli teach In the past, miecial casts have bachelor’s degree toward advance south. The car stopped momen­ 8:88 HunUey-Brukley to. MOUan------Denar - M] o vie udiich axtanda for 1T5 mllee J. A. W HITE GLASS CO. M.A. to 19M from the University French and totaniah - at Barnard standing. ■V "During the paat two montha> tarily a distance from the bus, but 10:80T------a ie n te ------P le iu e 'vemon F. HauaebUd, 93 Con- MAN0HE8TEB 81S8ION been heiud by the boaril of edu­ Eventna Report ti^uita Auatrla, Franca, Ger­ PHONE Ml f-7322 of Minnesota. Mrs. Kenyon haa Junior High School. Be. received cation to detonntoe credit for ac­ itaere haa Seen a ateady pickup then left the scene. State Trooper Deualas Edwards State Trooper. many. Italy, Monaco, Swltaeriaad 31 MSSILL ST. Btance Dr., had asked In a letter David N. Masse, 21, of Bolton, been with Richfield Public The committee has studied an In aalca which colncldea with the T:0U MUllon Dollar Mevis . to Atty. Harold Gairity, ctaalrman waa fined $25 for driving in the a BJB-A. from City Collage of tivities of this oort. arrangement siniilar to that for OUTSTANDING Edward Counter of the Colchester and Titiroalavla. Schoola, Minneapolis, since 1952 .advent of new ahopplng eentera Rough Riders of tha board, that "consideration wrong lane. New York to 1089, and hafe bad Buckley termed the present advance'standing beyond a nu TVoop arrested Howard and Focus on Amerlcs Elvira G. Testa, a 1961 extensive bustoeaa training. tpehiiq; up and aevenil large diarged him with evading reepon- Macksnsit's Raiders ba given to removing the class pic­ James West, 28, of 59 I^o^iect basis for evaluation "inadequate.’’ tor’s degree-for elementary teach­ that's p il g r im m il l s for t|ie Hovls ql th» Week 'S t, Rockville, was fined $25 tor to of the University of Con- Michael J. Mai^uls, who eamecT ers seekihg advance standing be­ downtown expanaiona and altera- aibiUty. Howard is scheduled to Newe and Weather ture taking ban.” nectlout was appointed school so­ and urged a broader basis of ^ona in atorea |uch as Houae Se appear in the 12th Circuit Court T:18 Sport* New* In the letter, read to the board, improper passing. cial ttorker. m e worked part' hia BA. dagrae’ from the Uhl' dvaluatio'h to cover, for example, yond a bachelor’s degree. fiale'a, B urtm ’a, Dobin’a, Regal'a in Mancheater Sept. 25. .Both ve­ EJyentns Report RausohUd oontinuetL "Hie 'pae» 'Hie ANlowlng paid fines to the time to tha.. Mancheater system’s varsity of Connecticut this year, the ease of a business teacher who Recommendation^ of the com- FINEST FABRICS >(en’a Shop, Naaaiff Amna' and hicles incurred minor damage. T to What in tbn World ' ___ Show traits of my own children, o t violatjfns bureau in lieu of a court Social Work Department during will teach English and aoclal stud­ milght be worictog to a modern mlttee will be atudled to further B u te B u nn y and HsditathNi appejmuice. ies at Illing Junior High School. athera," Clifford aaid. i Grange Officers F L O R ID A course, can continue to be tidten the past year. „' buslnesa office itoring the sum­ detail by the board of edticatlon at OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 P.M. I t’s d DuBord, 45, of Coventry, Mrs. Barbara McECay, a 1961- mer. a later date. ' ‘Tea, we ahould have a good Installation of the new offloera commoroiaUy but tUa wlU Increase The naming of two teachers of md half for retail aelllng expenao manifold and unfortunate­ $25' fqr following too closely; retarded children completes the graduate of Central .Connecticut I remember one he bit off me and of the Andover Grange will take Edith J. Connett of 141 Middle State College, is a new second WOOLENS...... $34)0 yd. and op he aaid. I think It's 'still going," he re­ place Monday night at the Town ly It wlU be Impoeaible to get appolntmsQts for - the expanded teacher of totermedlato grades. ence with the Travelers Insurance Heada Chnndter Unit lated. the group picture.” Tpke., $15 for failing to grant the mentally retarded program. Nor- grade teacher at Bowers SchooL Hall. Mrs. Alma Brooks and her (Uda llattag laoiiideB l/l Manchester right of way; Norman D. Brown, New third grade teacher at Wilson, who received his M.S. from Co. FALL COTIONS ...... only65eyd. Z. Clifford, who heada the nine- His sports activities today to' team will do the installing. Mrs. length S Superintendent Curtis aaid he man Fendell, teacher of inter* Wsgner to 1967, hss taught to 26, of East Hartford, $25 for pass­ mMlato-educable toientally retard­ Waddell School win ba Mrs. Ruth The board also accepted the enember retaU executive commit­ elude playing a round of golf, Brooks is a paat lecturer of the 7:w i B ob Booh felt the board’a decision was to New Jersey, California, and Dan­ resignation of Mn. Carol D. Steu- PILGRIM 8:U1 Newe 8:iu Ray Beaiars ban "commaroial gtoupa” from ing in a no passing sons; and I%yl- ed class, received hia B.A. to 1949 D, Hessman, who received her OPEN DAH,T tee, ia reapppalhle for activitkfa when he haa time, and he is an Connecticut State Grange. A sup­ Y e s e e e i i o w d i e PtaUbriek Agemiy lis H. Saleh of Hemlock Dr., Ver­ bury, Ootm. ernagel, who was granted, a leave MILLS Oustotn Blada snd promotlm of the Chamber ayld follower of 'the ^ew 'York 8:08 Today 11 :W N aw a taking plcturea. ChriaUe McCor­ from the .University of Syracuse, B.S. degree from New Britain Richard P. Bwsld will teach NOON TILL 9 per Will take plaee at 6:45 p.m. 8:10 Sport I non, $15 for disregarding a stop and hia M.8. to 1959 from WUll- Teachefs College to 1950, and haa of absence for the past year. / SLIPOOVEBS wm ber retaUere. Football Giants in tha National preceding the -ceremony. The in­ 8:16 art • ■iiagya^w mick ot the board aaid be under­ sixth grgde at BolUster S t School. "Cheney Hall” AND DRAPES Football League. 1:06 R a j, _____ CMI ghrh you FREE INFORMATION - ______stood the decision waa made ‘Vrat, sign. mantle State Teachers College. He taught at Bowers School and in « Hia duUea are to preaide at stalling will take place a t 8:80 Hie caiw against James Holland, He earned hia BA. to 1957 from SATUBOAT toBBmittee aneetinga. coordinate Clifford aervod a two-year hitch *'8tan on S;W Maws to cut down encroachment on tauftat three years to East Hart­ Rockville. Trinity CoUegs, was an Intelli­ Soybeans are now the largest Hartford Road At Low, p.m. and will be t^en^o the public. ^ w Eay-8it e:iu WeU Blreel oil the EXCTTING FACHfiSf—obonl Floridal ^ 84, of Providence, R. I., eharged ford, .and a year to Israel. 10 to 6 \ Maaoheater mmitteoa for aaim eventa and in the U.S. Army from itM 840 Paul Harrey 8:18 Showcase DOUOLAS O. WOOD taachtog time and, second, to pre­ with following too closely, was Donald D. WilsOn, a 1962 gradu­ gence analyst with the U.S. Army, single source of fata and oils to Low, Mm Prfoeat through MM being tat the Buro- Naneey Opm^aga 30 Sound Stace —. 8:88 Lowell Thomas vent commerciaHam durlftg school LAwrence C. Ludd was ajqxiint- ate of Wagner College, is new Sndle anr grlavancoa that might ^The Bureery school run by :0U iiklsrard P Morgan 8:58 nUI Rlxutte noUed. and haa had some business experi­ the United States. come from rataUera. pean theatre, for 18 months in time when that time:’ahould Germany. ' Andover Pre-School Rarenta 8:80 Night rUlM 7:UU N ew a Get til# book tiiat has aaMisMftoeeis^ — ailMOiiitely FREE, for a limited ' The case against Edward ICada- He poipted out that two annual 1040 John W. vandercoek 7:10 C ^ ln Person used for school time and aehpol linskl, 48, of 16 Central St., Vemon, retail aalea promotlona that have "I enjoyed army life and got to datlon etiU has aeveral qpatalngs 11:30 Public Affairs T;3U N ew e tbma only, fm e yi«g ami PlariSm apatiatiit — the PkUbrkik Agency ^ * *“- purposea."- aee most of the cotmtrtes in Eu­ for children who w|U years 11:6S Newa 7:35 Showcase chargied with fraudulent issue, of been exceptionally well received 11:00 Blan Oft 8:00 The World Tonight — authorisad raal aatoto broker far O v e Coral, the flunoua “Weterfroht "i don’t think wa Intended this checks, Waa nollfd. rope,” he said, i ‘m vary educa­ old bT January. T hp^uraery la W n o -1 8 8 8 S:15 Showcase and News tor acbool yeatbrooke” and other by the baying puMio thin 'year held llraiuday amPTYUay morn­ WmidotlaiMr on Flerida’a fMadow Ootf OoasL V; — The following pleaded not have been George Waabingtpn'a tional tour of d i ^ .” he added. 8:00 News, Weather a Sports 8:55 Yaidieea at Chicago. actaool projects, said board mem- Mere Two Tears ings between % ^ d 12 a t the Con- S:30 StriiSy Sports 11:00 N e w s -- guilty and elected a trial by court. Birthday Sale and the llrat annual 8:30 Album ot the Day U:06 Sbowcaae bar WlUlam Buckley. . They vrill appear on Sept. 14. He Joined Goodyear in the Bos­ l^gatiOpM ^Om rch. Mias Ann! 8:88 Tbrhe Star Extra. U :U Sign on Diteeaar far yam a^ die TRUE facte about Florida . why «mr 8JIM Hie proposal regarding picture Oaratval of Savinga — three-day teaidier. Anyona in- 7:06 ConvaraatioD Piece Charles Barbato, 17, of 28 Scar­ event held in July. ' ton BUtrict fai MffT, and had Ida ••Ple move th e n each weak — partMaantly . . . ’why laat year akma taking was to prohibit indivlduBl appranticoabyi (ratailng in the enrolUng a child is ask­ 7:30 Newe ot the World. picture taking in all achools by borough Rd., charged with speed­ Bom in Soarboraugh. Maine,, at ed Y^telenhone Mrs. Robert Jones 7:85 Serenade In Blue It deeui’t taka a gealaa to cut n r 400 iadatitiea aeavad their plania to the Sunahiiie State. ing and failure to carry reg^tra- S aummo: vacation rattage, to I^Vlden&e Goodyear store before 8:00 Boston at Washington hie ell bUl cease this wlater. either the school or PTA for fund­ being assigned to the flrm’aarm's store Pine Ridge Dr. 10:85 Nlghtbeat tratlon; Jackie Blankenship, 22, William and Alice (Su^rue) CUf- 11:00 News Can HERSON, ttaea eaU yenr- raising purpoaes. of MiUand Rd., Coventry, charged ford, Paul actually hails from in Lowell, Mass. He arrived JMf' 11:15 Sports n n a l aelf a geaiiia! Whether you a n inlereated in.Florida for invaetment, retirement, or just In a letter read to the board laat the Manchester scene tat BvmUag Herald An­ 11:30 Starlight Serenade plaiB happy yamt-'tamad Smmg, yam tmm it to yoatself and your family to obtain^ night, Mrs. Maurice Willey, 112 with driving without a license; Ijewlaton where hia father haa a 1M9. dover eorrespaadent, Margery 1:00 Sign Oft Arthur Brickley, 38, of 130 Park law practice today. Paul lias uix W POP—1818 Eliaabeth Dr., president of the lie became a menjbifr of the Montamdoa, tetepheoe Pngrlae 8:00 Today m Hartford thia in fem atin book. It's leaded wHh faaciMtiag pbotoa, facts and maps Manchester PTA Council, aaid she St, charged with speeding; and brothera and one alater in nla 2-8012. John O’NeiU, ,16, of 10 MinU C t, larafly Chamber at that tdtle when as- 8:18 OamMCUcut Ballm aiB about tha land of aam 'a fan — and HTs youte, FREE — » you ACT NOW! believes the PTA does not have a CUtfofd attended Lewieton pub­ signed manager ,.of the Goodyear "taint of commereial^m." EMuca- charged with larceny. lic acbools and la m graduate of Sendee Store ^ 718 Mein s t PHONE MI 9-8464 tlonal, cultural or artistic pro- The following cases were con­ Bewdoto OoQege, tat UM. Early this-Year be aaaomed Uw MAIL COUPON TODAY grama cannot go on without finan­ tinued: AHhMe duties of chairman of the retailera cial aid, ahe said. Until Sept. 18, Ralph Barnard, He waa quite ah athlete In high committee formerly held by Fred "If the PTA contracted for cer- 18, of East Hartford, charged with Nasslff. T a t possession of deadly weapons and iCbool and conege, parttclpatlng FOR EXPERT PVJ88 "}ain operations last spring, it PHlUBRkaK AGENCY In IxuMibal]. b aak ^ b ^ and foot- Married to the former Ann Mal­ WHEEL a l ig n m e n t —WHEEL BALANCING should be alloiwed to go through receiving of stolen properQr; Mrs. taaU. loy of Lewiston, the couple have M l Main St7, Maneheeter, Gomi.' with them,’’ Superintendent Cur­ Teresa Hewitt of Newington, Some of the predent big league three children, saiaabeth, 3. Wil­ RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING CALL tis said. charged with driving S;hUe under liam, 2, and Ellen, 1, and all teaide b r a k e • am d tm a ' PBBB t a n of tk* beak ikat hae taaeehall playere were bis op- COBIPLETE SERVICE ■a8i — the PLOBIDA BDTEBS NGBST. the influence of liquor or drugs; ente when he played summer. on Loehr Rd.; Tolland. ■ SEE Blanche Hookberg of 49 Coburn Keball in Maine. He . pitched Rd., charged with keeping an un­ against such fellown as Ted Lep- Today a tenth of tii« earth's Public Records licensed dog; Rose Etelters of 136H d o and HayWood Sullivan and surface lie^ ui^der ponderous ice. OILPOWBK Woodland St., charged with failure to grant the right o t way; and tile atte H a ^ Agganla. Rocky Antarctica and Greenland account, JA t-S2«7 Warraatoe Deeds Marciano's brother was hia team­ for meet of it but there are amail and Robert W. and Martha B. Mar' David Sonn, 19, of Hartford, mate. mountain glaciers in many part charged with speeding. BA S-2717 OUr- -Bom- tin to Henry B. and Beatrice B. Until Sept 25, Robert I«e De- “That Sullivan cpuld really hit. of the world. . :*l Hicock, property at 83 Phelps Rd. Edith Anderson to Guy D. and Rlto of East Hartford, charged Alena G. Allard of Hartford, prop- with driving without a lioense; erty^at 746 Parker St. and Richard Waitkericx, 16, of vnXy \ Quitclaim Deeto limantic, charged with d'riv}*« John Krol, also known as John without a license said folknnng Karl of 1Toy, N. Y., to SUvio Mar. too closely. x 0otti' 'and heirs of Manchester, Until Oct. 28, David Jimirie, 18, property at 80 Homeatead St of 179 Birch St., pharged with Leon C. and Marjorie O. Brad­ driving while hia jilcense was sus­ ley to Robert W. and Martha B. pended. Martin, property at S3 Phelpa Rd. BwlkUag PennltB Jarvis Realty Co., for altera' C o ^ Jails Russell tiona to interior of store at 277 W. Middle Tpke., $3,200. Executive Const. Co., Rocky Jpdr N -A rm s P rotest HiU, for William L. Wagner, alt^r^ attons to home at 128 Barry Rd., (Continued Aram Page One) $3,000. Carroll Nelson for Thonias Ata' mlttee of 100. Russell, hia wife and main, additlona to home at 24 Sun- 35 others were charged with "incit­ aet S t, $3,800. ing members of the public to com­ Marriage tioenae mit a breach of the peace next Bud Bluelue 01(ff. Hartford and Uzzie Sunday.” . Thelma WiUUama of Hartford. Russell and his eupporters, who believe in civil disobedience to further their cause, plan a ms TexaM,Ojd sltdwon protest next Sunday against nuclear weapons iii-Parlia- First oil In Texas waa struck .ment Square. a t Spindletop on Jan. 10, 1901, Police said, the organisers in­ when the great Lucas well came tended to swamp the center of the END OF MODEL YEAR in with a roar. Ih e well, at ita British capital with 10,000 demon peak, produced 100,000 hanela a strators in an act of "mass resist day. ance to the law.” -

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■f- ■ 4/ -.1 - 1- ) ■ I )r- r MANCHESTBB EVENINa HEBALD. MANCHESTEB, O0 NN« TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 2 ,1 9 6 1 F A O B W m irei - BIANCHESTBE EVBNINC^ HEBAIJ). TUESPAY, SEITBMBBEt 1961 South Windtor expected to open sometime in Oc­ son, Chris Bunds, Ifirginia Btau- '}M mmmmmmrnkm Board Eases Ban on Pupils tober. bach. Herald Cited n * WagU titti N m ^ party p ro g n with aa enemy is Menus for this week are aa fol­ This Sunday marked the begin­ WUrlpNl BOt aneiigh. One has Id select'wMch MAHRCWiUMeet A IkoEglli for Vfidffp Cumculiuii Giiide lows: Tuesday — meat loaf, ning of the free two-way htlB serv­ >?■ A. eaitalB wlittol amotiOBaUMa. Connecticut •nsnyTv mashed potatoes, butforud green ice by the church throughout the m launaaa to logle aad tad, usually ihall It be, for the United SUtes Buying Periodicdls for Class By N EAPN EA L asi B Rifiiii Thursday Night e f 3 ‘2151 beans, rolls and butter, cookies, community. The bus routes and la fe^ tlw adtaraats of say Mto- Senate nomination a year from For Kikidergai^ii milk; Wednesday — chicked and Bdhedulea, are: r ■ "" ' PricM «i Uiw Yankee Inaw, Mayor Richard Lao o f NOW . Tlw Maaeheater' Aaao^U oa for Buplls themselves may purchase* ^the policy would be rigidly en- rice soup, crackers, egg salad White Bus Schedule: Hilltop Gaining recognition at the SvrviM Tlnt't ItfiBr . kigldil astrema, Tha Oonummlsts, Havenf Los's situation ls;a double The iwSd o f ^ the hour Is aot CsU this aumbsr fat qukk, eeurtfoas ' To Be Presented New England Associated P n for thdr part, wan ahnya able to By A. B. O. ttw Help o f Retardad Ghfidcaa periodlcala■ '■■ ■ and supplementary ma forced.” sandwich, chocolate dake squares, Ehtates—8:25 ami.: Robert Dr., study la strain and tanaioa. Ob his ( M A i m ) win hold its first fan for parents who asad thatr ehu- In a list Curtis submitted to the News Executive Association was aSulful In their defense of .the sttsniioii to yoiir iBYOstn^ nssdii. teriaU for their claMea this year, mUk; Thursday — baked beans Abbey Rd., Miller Rd., corner Dart own local scene, Ifi New. Bavan, maating Thursday at fi p ja . at ttw diSB to Sunday Sehori aad church, boaitl, he outlined the periodicals A currlcuhna guids for the and frankfurters, cabbage salad, HUl Rd.' and Ellington Rd. to (NEAPNEAK annual convention •poUtleal murders of Stalin. The he lives in both inaOnettva Connidt ' the board o f education decided lluit being held at South Egremont, Polterfoft's The fact that Damocratlc Stats Bunoa Oaater^ but for paisBts wba aay, * 0 1 6 . s ■ • remested for use this year, ihe South Windsor Cboparatlve Kin­ wheat bread and butter sandwich, Beelzebub Bd„ Avery St Pine Myda epnatrocted Obe ot their and eolA necessary coopMatlOB Ttrira will ha a brief b u a ia i -Bight in relaxing an April 17 de­ price per copy, the estimated Mass., was The Manchester Bh^e- IM Oentor Bto^Oer. o t t h a n k Chaiiman John BaUay, in hia ex­ with the traditlcnal Democratic ao. lat’s go.'" dergarten has been praparad by vanilla pudding and wafer, mUk; Knob Estates — 8:40 a.m.: Pine ning Herald for its makeup «n most eaptivatiBg marching aeaga nwaUag, foltowed by a social hour. Open Thundayeveningt6Mto9M)p.m. cision 'that forh^e teachers from number of pupils -who will pur- Friday — tuna club sandwich, po­ Knob Dr., Murray Rd., Dogwood pert and brilliant he«dHng offtbe Iwsa o f that d ty . DemoeratiO Na­ Mrs. John Vaughan, Mrs. Robert "W in loves a-chad lovaa not requiriiig'that puplU do so. obase each periodical and the to­ Mrs. Paul HuU, meihher and form ­ both the front page and sports oat o f a ridlculoas gtorificaUon o f * Clomd Saturdayt during July A Augutt tato chips, pi^le, buttered whole La., Highland Dr., Oak St., Wood­ clealng dedalons of the IM l Gen­ tional Oimmlttaanian John QeiM- Brown, aad Ib a Leulaa Ford wUl blmattf but God; whose delights The board had formerly decided tal cost of each periodical. er chairman of the board of educa­ land Dr., Avery St., Kelly Rd., a atnat fighting buQy aaSAOd en. They Uve fitan hand to foot, kernel corn, fruit gelatin, milk. Hie Herald, which Is being rep­ eral Assembly, neverthdesa had to bo hoata i a. . a chUd labors God In Ria work­ -that it would.forbid ttkff membera The cost of element&ry school tion. Incorporated hr the guide ara Young Desna Donato - Avery Heights—8:50 a.m.; Spruce H e a l t h THROUGHf •* Horet Weasel. draw on some o f hia political with neither ever knowing which Joaanh Bajloran, MAHRC praa- top af tba world of haarts; periodicals, to be used by about statements of views by Bennett resented ait the convention by its <^iTlFr Mall the other ia going to try to give from requiring etudenta to pur­ At the first meeting of the South La., Benedict Dr., Pine Tree .Lane, wire editor, Louis Mandell, who is It is therefore gulte unlikely Capital, and clip a few coupons, in idant has announ^ tlw appolat- w m helps a riiua brings tha chase the materials. The purchase 4,462 pupils, wUl be (2,692. These Plotkin, principal of Wapplng Windsor Young Democrats Manor Rd., Raymond Rd., 'Bene­ CHIROPRACTIC” Taar ...... 9 1 5 order to get done what had to be next. ment of cbnunlttoo chairmen for tncHide the "Weekly Rieader" for Elementary School, concerning primarily re^nsible for its page XMitkB ft*55 that the memhere, adhhrents,' aad Kingdom of God; w m aavas a would be a budget item, the board Wednesday evening, it was voted dict Dr., Avery St, to Wapplng one makeup, ranked fifth in the 19 *••••••••• done W itto ,the time available, la Oh this secure aad happy baala lMI*fi2. They ara Mrs. Beraard child from tha flagtrs of aril alts PUTNAM frC a had said. ktndergarten through Grade 6, what a kmdeigarten should offer Hieee weekly artieles oro an* fOr political living. Mayor Lea ex­ "Nawstime’' magaxine for Grade 6 to donate (2s to the Senior Pemo- SchooL Page One congest. The Herald also admlrera o f aa Ameilcaa aodety not, of course, anything more than Alemany, Ubraiy; Mrs. WnUam la tlw ssat with tha buUdsrs of Mambars Nbw York Stock ixchotigo r- However, they agreed with hi South Windsor. eratlc Party. A committee was also pared by ttie MOacliestor Oldto* tends hia claim and strength into Rafferty, educatioa; Mrs. Jota and “ Junior Scholastic” for Grade Mias Hilda Monahan .and Miss Yellow' Bus Schedule: Graham received honorable mention for its praetors. Dr. George OaiBuaeWto named after a hero whom thooe a alight indicator of future organ!- dtiaa and tha mrocurera o f paaea.^ Superintendent of Schooli William formed to assist the senior party Rd. — 8:16 ajn.: South Windsor ■ports page makeup, handled by aatloaal trouble for the Democratic the atato scena and la Indeed the KenneaUy and Mrs. Rafferty, pub­ n lAIT OMIEl 17. • MANaEmp 6. • ' ‘ ■ Josephine Zocco, first grade teach­ Dr. Chester Oeoskl, aad Dr. Dab- n m A8BOCUTED PRS8S who really knew hOn deaolhed aa Nornwa Duncan, H.’ Curtis that the "policy. If en­ The Junior high materials, in­ in eoUciting contributions. The Heights, Meadow Rd., left oh £'''■ SDorte editor. party In Connecticut. Bailey ehould number one candidate for the aena- licity and The Laatem publtcatlaB; Takwi from "Quick Quotaa” forced at this time; will conetitute ers at Pleasant Valley Elementary Young Dems were addressed by er Stoker. Hie material has been Tha AMMtafed Pran is aseli^Tel; no hero will react comidlantly to torial nomination. But his state Mrs. John MdSrMvy, lagislatloa; Jams* r. Btatr • Kobort H. Sforiwl cluding "Current Science” for Farmstead Dr., Brook St., Gra­ First place honors In the Page selectod from pabllcattoaa |ire> anUUc4 ts ttw usa « f rapaUioatloa of be clever enough and resourceful Submlttad by a lay mam,ber a handicap to tho instructional School, ara preparing what a child the town committee concerning Ou« .--.i.cjL was won by the Provi­ 9U nawa Mspatiiias craw ad to it or the Army’s official flndiaga in tho enough to deal with his situation. political aitiaitlon is a du^cation John CralA budget and finance. Grades 7 and 8, "Junior Scholas­ should have gained In kindergar­ ham Rd. to Griffin ltd.. Rye St pared by the Nattoaal Ohlrepcae* not otbaMse craditad la this aaper of that in New Havoi. Thera la Also, Mrs. Edward Ughtbody, o f Bmanual Luthama Church. progrtuh." Because of the budget tic" for Grade 7 and The New Heads Rainhow registration and the part they play Farnham Estates — 8:30 a.m.: dence Journal. The top award for case o f Oenoral Bdwin A . Walker, AU we are aaj^g is that the Demo­ cuts this year, the school board ten before entering first grade. ip encouraging complete town-wide sports page makeup went to the Uc Asoodatlon. All lianta of wpUBUcatioM of vpsciai cratic organtotional situation it­ some chip on tha shoulder roMMct telephoaie; Jack McEltaavy. Inaor- Vork Times daily for Grade 9, Mrs. HuU used guides from pub- High Tower Dr., Ann Rd., Scantlc dlspatdias harala art I s o reaarrad. who was reheved of his commaad but no love, between Lee and the once; Mn. Samuel HaugA would be unable toAnance the ma­ would cost |l,oes. About 926 I .Ijlias Judith M. Gray, daughter registration. Meadow Rd., Dower Rd., Farn- Pro-vldence Sunddy Journal. HEADACHES self now has within iti some ele­ terials, he said, which will cost Uc kindergartens in surrounding Photographer Gil Fricdberg of in Eur^w earlier this year because atate organisation as such. care; Mrs. Roland Iriah, pils will use the materials. of 'Mr. and Mrs, William G. Gray, . Marine Graduatoe ham Rd., Rye St., Sullivan Ave. Rilt tartoea cUaat of R. B. 4 b Sarr> ments which are more disposed to 14,877. The "Senior Scholastic” for towns and adopted them for use in Marine Pvt. Thomas C. Hart, the Boston Globe captured the ma­ Headaches are a national lea. lihc of bis activitiea In pnadilng tha produce fission than fusion, if they But whatevw incUnatlan or re­ Erneat Laamon and Alfred a cooperative kindergarten. to Rt^ 5. R t 5 — 8:40 a.m.: R t 5 PuMlshara ftaprasaataUves: Tha i u , auditing Mrs. Kennaally, Futoro Budget Item about 800 senior, high school pu­ 71 Foxcroft Dr„ was elected wor­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Hart to Pleasant - Valley Rd. Pleasant jor honors in the photo contest. scourge. From twelve million to ------cy — New creed of thla particular right, wing are heated up sufliciently. This con­ luctance Bailey may feel to nomi­ "Beginning with the 1962-63 pils will cost (800. thy' advisor of Manchester Assem­ To faciUtate a closer unity with­ of 118 Oakland Rd., W a^ng, has The -veteran lensman won first twenty million Mrsons are report­ nate the dUBctmt character from nweeb: John Ckalg, young adulta; in the Undergartenfi frequent Valley Ektatea — 8:60 ajn.: Hil­ society, in attacking certain jmlitl- trasts with a Republican situation school year," Curtis said, "all peri­ Total cost of all the periodicals bly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, graduated from the Aviation Fa- prize in the sports competition and ed to be suffering from this dis­ ______or in which organisational rivalry la New Haven could prove to be com­ Ray Colpitta, council dal^fate; teachers* meeting wlU be held to ton Rd., Beldon Rd., Ellington Rd. abling and diatiilng eonditioa. CmCTLATlONS. ______cal ’figures eit the American past, Mn. Har a burgacafaig aylnbol o f all thatr eapartally It la nothing new whora time, without any aasuraace that who may cast their ballots at a garten opened for the fall t4wm the youth choir of the church. stain In tha church. the follow ^ pupils: Bookm aker* Rearrekted Snkbonr Fteis A One aad stay there for t in or four Host dveryone feels he has the- BEST, aotomobild Insuranea. BUT HOW town election. yesterday. Both morning and after­ At 8 p.m. tomorrow the Building recta this type of headacha own wistfia hopaa about Ametl- John BidlM is eoncmiad, to find au oeganlsatiaB effort ta make dATi. Miss Gray plans to attend a Junior Hires year pin—Kathleen and Among functional headaches, W« ofeMtMd. bafbra IMid’d all fcinda o f peraca al and dioiee between them could end tho CAN YOU BE SURE UNTIL YOITVE CHECKED OUR AUTO-RITE Eighteen of the new voters noon classes had a full enrollment, college after high school gnulua- Survey Committee wlU meet In the Hartford, Sept 12 (JP)—Two men Nehru a »«tt t s Msseoar Isat araak eaa Ufa aa It might bp. chose to remain unaffiUated, ntere UTa business meeting of the Ruth Crockett Room. P^rank Gervaaclo, Edith Klinger, chfirged with bookmaking have one of the most distressing Is mi­ But such fUkteiaa in tha logic tlooal emotions being sul conflict. POUCY? tlon. D^ble Krepcio and Mark Runde. graine headache. Pain usually at­ that his refs at the Balci»da toB' to the good of the patty or the It is poarible to think that Bailey bringing the number in this group kindergarten -.mothers tonight at On Friday the Church Council been rearrested on Superior Qoipl and tact of the right wing as It up to 400. Seventeen registered 8 o’clock in the class room. Mrs. wiU meet at the church at 8 pm. Two year pin—Carol Dux, Donald bench warrants to remove them tacks the right or left half of the f ereaca o f mntralSB la which he nooaaaiUas o f tha game. On thla may have scbm of tha - toughest It provides lowest rates to safe drivers; convenient quaiterly payment -Hogan, Dminis Nasuta, Greg Os­ head, though It may affect the bunds Its prasaat day mythology basts Bailey has. In the past, oNni- days of his Obnnocticut career with the Democrats and r.ftised Guy Beck, president, urges all Sunday the Church wlU resume from the Jurisdiction of the cir­ saooaeded la natralnlng those aaho THE (with no service charge); and fast, fair claim settlement. CALL OR borne, Linda Schwartz, Unda and cuit court. Hie warrants also ob- entire head. It comes and goes. art aa nothing to the maJa aad aatad a RIbicoff, who bad attached ahead of him, aad may have to this party’s total to 279; 15 reg­ mothers to attend. A short execu­ double eeesions with eervlcee at Frank SvdatklewicB, Wendy, Joan arantad to attach tha Waot aafiOe WRITE TODAY FOR FULL D E J A ^ , tive board scMion is scheduled at Lucky Duck, 0:30 am . and 11 am . Church 'riate the need for a blndover pro­ It Is disabling and foequently ac­ boale fiiilacy o f thair wiatftiimaa. him, aad a DodA who had plotted face t h i with a UtOo Mas -time istered with the RepubHeans put­ and Da'vld Ward and Joel Bhnmer companied by nausea: This type hs also sooMsd last dtUh ting their total up to 545. 7ai6. school WlU begin claoMS at 8:80 ceeding during which the state against him, and is quite eapahlo o f aad a little teas magic ttua ninaL PROSPECT HtU man. One year pin—lin d a Craw­ would have been required to dis­ may also be due to j»«asure on aatlcm eC Raaria, has aiade him ^lM(y think tta t this oouatry doing tha aaraa sort o f thing again. To kaap tha poUatial eoBfUcta ia Mr. pad Mrs. John F. Brown, am. and 11 am. Bullet Hole formerly of Whitney Rd. have sold Lost Lady, ford, Peter Sawertek, Linda and close part of ite evidence. The the cervical (neck) nerves, 'With jB ca n a ta rflr a a | »^ la r artth both was oaoa the: way ttiay Imagtaa tt A t tha BKanairi; however, the tha air from being deatruettve, to State Police are investigating cir­ School Menufi Alan Dux, Laurie and Steven suspects are Leon Cota, 40, of resulting disturbance to the flow Democratic picture ia full o f strain­ diannd t i n into poaltlv* dynam- their home to Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ H u menus aty fihr aU the ele- camps o t tha eoM aaar. B at ou|tlit to ho again, aad that la, o f cumstances of the bullet hole in Hayes, Greg Helm, Kathy Krepcio, Hartford and Thomas Welch, 89, of blood to the brain sector 'where ed rdatlonahtye, so that the h n iam for Uw party, may roqnln one the picture window at the Kenneth ard L Hewitt of Keene, NJH. The Falling Floor mentry echools in Bouth Windsor, Nancy Kurtui, David and Wendell pain is concentrated. pointed ou t that hia rrilarinc to oourae, their great mietake. *rbey k>bert J. Browns have moved to Gardena, of West Hartford. They were re­ capacity to make taetlCBl peace aad of tbo best mltadas of hia caraar. WllUans home on Rt. 87, south of with the exeeptton of Avery Lawson, Bruce Lehtonen, Leonard leased under (2,000 bond each for Before a headacha can be re­ the KraaBa aoaerthaliaa rematw- have to oae theie Imagtaath Oalifi where both are employed at Columbia Center, discovered' Sim- (OonUnoed t m Pago One) Street Elementary School... nm McFarland, Chuck Nyman, Bruce appearances in Superior Court Oct lieved, or eliminated, its cause ad the preclee Uad of mlminn for ftuoly la the praomt, bocaaao their day morning. Air Industries, Inc. Hewitt is pro­ cafeteria at Avery Street School le Ohlhof, G aiy Osborne, .Alan Peter­ duction control officer with- the 8s must be discovered and corrected. which bln aatho tatecprstaUcn o f the post la a Mrs. WilUamg was talking on the suiting situation was a frantic g.k * (SdR^ractle treatment has cor­ telephone with her mother In W1 American Screw Co. of WiUlman- 5 7 .5 0 batdcgroaad aad tralaia^ Aad wa for from fact aad leaUty. That R tic. one. rected many types of headachea paat to whldi they would return ; 12:90-2:30 llmantlc .at 8:30 Saturilay evening It happened this way: Frefi Squeegee This is true beCauaa illnesses fire- (ueased that, whaa ha last with REAL ESTATE when sh« heard a loud crash—her - Girl Scouts quently spring from an interfer­ never teeny aaiated. awoapC ta tha Music Instruction m it h A Girl Scout Neighborhood Last Wednesday, Susanna’s KhnUhdwr, tt woBld aot ha r S mother heard the sound, too. She ence or obstruction to the flow of IINCB «w«*«>*A**» mother, Mn. Howard Healy, tmagtaattai ef Ihatt: own aouater- MOHDAY-PRIDAY INSURANCE searched In her home and looked meeting has been called by the ,ly as soBsa piena plaadar ftr tha May we present our teaching staff neighborhood chairman Mrs. Wil­ took her'by the hand and 1^ nerve impulses from the brain to paits who have haaa part ^ tha out of doors but saw nothing. She the. various tissues aad organs -sweet pdac^e of paaoa, but MS MAIM ST., GBOUND PUM >B-«EL Ml t-fifol did report ha'vlng heard a rifle shot liam Jacobus at her home tomor­ her to the school six blocks AmmicaB acaaa an down through W AM> NRAUSE, •ncM orttf Miirie Ed. away. It was Susann^'a' first THE TYBU R they oerve. Restoration of tha somathloB a tactlidan i PlMMCca Ml 0-5707 "OtSDEANSMIIBS 8 IMCB U 1 4 ” later, however. Williams was not row night at 8:15. Mrs. Jacobus flow o f these eoatroUfaig find vi­ 'would ha trying to find aoma Uad tha Anericaa atoiT. They wersk ta teacher of dmrin^ mxd^umef/lute at h<»n6. he was enroute from New urges all interested to attend*- day in kindergarten.--''' there is a great need for new lead­ Yesterday, Mrs; Howard talising nerve im^utees elimliiates pievlone stagask the Tiacias o f khm York whesre he had witnessed the the condiUo^ tooisbig tha ImsuI- -of routs the diphanarlaa of both KAIHBtiNE DEVINE, H artfC efcge o f M iftk Pop Porthop lofoPNMrtlOB ership this fall, 8he said. decided it was time for Su-. 8M North Mala Stnet R ev o ln tl^ the Know Nothtajpi o f Tankee.CIeveIand baseball game. SCHOOL OF THE DANCE ache. As me factors eausiilg JSast aad West eould follow teeeher o f pimno Sunday morning when she drew *Late Love’ - zanne to go U alone. She dM, the loth century, the tanlattwilata Columbia Conununlty Players Phone Ml 9-6253 hadaehe arh tepairfid, relief comea toward paaoa. PAT CANOSA. ColBE*«f Mnie back the draperies p i the large win­ and when.-'ahe reached tho WUL RESUME CLASSiS IN to the . tortured head. Ndira aaat with KhpWh£hav, at of fhe pri nt oaatniy. always dow she found what has caused the have chosen "Late Love,” a three school she sauntered into a ■ teadier o f guitar act comedy by., Rosemary Casey, least twice, aad caa^ out with d i c i n g o f a wccid erhlcfa eouM crash. A bullet hole about the size first iprfide classroom and sat s as their fail production. This will Barer be boonaae It^ really never JOSEPH MKAROQ. H orn C db«N «r M ale of a nickel had' penetrated the out­ do*^. The teacher mistook sad face, u d a i^ a aad dwa side glass Or the double pane win­ be sponsored by the Columbia Co­ h«r for anothsr girl. BALLET - TAP - TOE about the wtads id war that ware was. Tha Amerleaa aaparimaat la teeeher of eeeordion dow—the .22 riiort had flattened out operative Kindergarten. ✓ ' Mrs. Healy checked tha /■ mowing, aad that was takHi, by fteedem aad democracy baa al­ and lodged between the two sheets Tryouts will be held tomorrow school later in the day and LOWSUNGEWIITER ^ at 8 pun. at the home of Mr. i an routlaa ways goaa at with auCh axtieni- of glass. was told by Uie kindergarten MONDAt, SEPTEMBER 18 . temdter o f trombone, truhtpet, drunu ladles Aid Meets Mrs. Donald Hodglns on Edgarton proof that Us Ists heCkUag from the axtnma Rd. Anwne interested infartlc- teacher that Suzanne was ab­ BDW m GEEimr. IftdM lor o f IM tie , The Ladles Aid Society.of Colum­ sent. A Great ecasplete Ihlhir^, It may have boaa tight, aad trying to claim tha bia Congregational Church win ipating should call Mn. Rodgins. ' bRANOE HAUL — 72 EAST C E N 1 1 R STREET Mrs. John Pringle, Republican ' It took scoras of police, just thiat; oa tha other hand, the ilglfi to faaMon symbols, aad tOeeher of violin, flute, trombone, ,trumpH have its first meeting of the fall neighbors and school officials W e frequently ^receive "^avor- hlaetoiglcal strait JackctOi for and -winter schedule Thursday in Registrar and Mrs. Joseph Szegda, TOfdlct taair hs!*e haaa a h ft hasty. JOS9HPIIZZO.Eo6lM loroflyM e Democratic Registrar attended a to locate Suzanne — and' get 9 0 R mFORMAIION — PLEASE CALL Ml 9.S767 alL But all they bare ieally left the Parish House. Members of the her back. in the right grade. able comments about the reit- • Not bacauaa wa think wa eoB' teacher o f Thomm organ society are' to be luncheon guests regional Registrar’s Conference a l^ the BOW aad admuaaal toatl< oa the pogao of Antarlcaa histoiy held at the .Bthte Capitol yester­ Motion on the Floor ' ful, homelike atmosphere found CO LEfliCO IE, BodM lorof Miote of the members of the executi-ve A t Comville, Maine, 190' aurny we are about to dte a eon* Is aa oocaohmal trtiltr o f a boot- HAVE YOU GOT board, at 12:30. day- in our air-conditioned, funeral , rnmaatle paaskm for aoa teadter of piano / Francis Angelo, a young and citirons filed into the ISO- chHlTe thtag. but primarily ba^ Maqriirater Evening Herald Co- year-old town hall to discuss home. This homelike fnood thlag Ihay tbeaiaalvaa always call­ JOSEPH NEDWIGO ' promising organist on the faculty oSiiao It la a etaS Ja the datactlTe of the Hartford Conservatory of >lun^^ correspondent Mrs. Donald a question that got more im­ ''ih t m iti greatly helps to relieve the fen* game whkh la about all top hnrel ed ttuo AaMticanlsm but never did teacher o f guitar THE COMPLETE Mualc win give a program in the R.'TOttIe, telephone AC 8-8436. portant as the evening went TM8M1I K on: a proposed building code. sions often caused by bereave* d^damaey taaeas oedteary people eed la selling to anybody rtaa. HOWA»CHASE church aftor the meal.- A sho: ‘ iKsouuauii Thay ate em»aclaHy vocal aiaM business meeting will follow. Mm Midway through the meet­ ment. *' moat of tho thna, wa now cita the ing, the floor of the hall again, aad they ara aattlag temdter o f vaxophone, darinat PICTURE? b e n of the board are Mrs. Admph Sweet Dodgers UcBday oohOBB of tho New Toik t Hinrlchs, Mrs. Edward Peterson, buckled and dropped about thair raythotogy o f. aemewh waasmnaknafi n o w b o n o a o c i p t m * mmao' C. L b Bnhhargar. wbooe NOB THK OOmNO SBABON Mrs. Edna Rlmington. Mfo. Lucius Win Weight War two feet in the center. lengthy taw d ^ iMioas for tt e aMiaeBt, Do you know ALE tho ways a financial insti­ W. Robinson Sr., Mrs'. Pauline The meeting was moved to hitetyiew with airt wa wm an bars to hoar with Lohr, Mrs. Henry Beck fir., and WalUngford, Sept. 12 UB) —The the school house. ' O F MAN.CHESTER their mitlmalaam aad andme thair tution like ours can lielp you in tho core and Mrs. Russell Stalfoird. puhlUbed W Ato MUSIC JCO. EnUsteei Report weight war is over between Wall- |niat wu would regard as a dna I UBtO. CBM BMae. tha aansk handling of your m on^ ^ in the solving' of ingfoid’s "Kallory Kounten" and Two young men, enlisted in the Columbia’s "Sweet Dddgers,” and Get Road Contract* 8uWb((]|w alataa a little caatral, polalag raaUty pt the Only Qmaalelo Maria ManT*^ just about avarv financial ^ b l^ m fhdt arises U.S. Army under the "buddy sys­ the calorie-conscious Columbia strongly. Amarican pcomiae o u t p a i the opiaf nuLfipJA nnBBDAr, w k d i in your day to aay living? tem,” reported at New Haven tor women are the victors. Hartford, Sept. 12 (fin—The SUte acatalgla fbr a wnM that aaver IHUBBDAT AMD nODAT day for duty. The Wallingford weight-watch- Highway Department announced Be beghahUp with the PHONE M I A M M Nelson Field, son of Mr. and gSatomsmt* 'ers traveled to enemy territory in yesterday the following apparent V 'iOO MAIN smiT Mrs. Stanley Field of Szegda Rd. Columbia last night, compared fig­ low bids tor highway works: Ms- ^ MANCHfSTfLCONN. T am under Ih i tinineaWrw *>«■* was feted at a family party Satiir ures and concede defeat. carl Bros. Oonstruction Co., Wind­ anmethlng happanad. la Am |Crani' day night at the home of his aunt. To the -victors in the two-mionth sor, (847,109 for 12,000 feet of two- lia WedMUay. napt «, Whuh AlMstEBSosh Mrs. Joseph Kurcinik, on Joimthan competition went a (5 cash prize. course bituminous concrete pave­ Trumbull Highway. About M at­ ment on road 809 in Mansfield; oaaaed Ife Xfaroahehee to aaate a We would be plajdag false to ^ The “battle" began in July, to de­ • INSURED, SAVINGS tended. termine which of the two .clubs Brookside Oonstruction Co.,' East driwtie Shift la Ua oold war tacUca priMasaw w « hava carefully raaU®* Kerry Butler, son o f Mr. and could lo se ' the most . a-verage Hartford, (208,059 for 3,800 feet of —a Milft paihaps aot yet approd* taiaad for many yaan if we abouid Breathe Better! Mrs. Irving Butler of Columbia weight. bituminous - concrete and rein­ ated. I aaanma this was directly admit thaU fm* once, we had had • SAVE-BY-MAIL Lake was guest of honor pt As ' it turned 'out, . the Kidlory forced' concrete widening and con­ - party., arranged by his t-nrin sister Kounters dropped a little more struction of rest areas on inter­ linked to hia oonveraationa with enough heat. But we are close to than one poimd per-person. There state 84 in Wlllington, and Shoupe Prime Mlnlatar Nehru which be­ considering such a atuxifloe of tra­ Sleep Better! CHRISTMAS CLUBS Advertisement— seems Ur be a mixup on exactly Electroniqi A c., New York (Sty, gan that day." ditional position. how much the weight loss was for (53,200, and National Automation, : BulAeiger goes cm to relate Over the years, we have SHn#- Wyn-Marmaud Dance Studio the "Sweet Dodgers"—they claim New York Chty, (80,680, repairs an average of 13% pounds—^but and replacement of damaged ^Jhat he hlmseU had seen Khruah- ted our painOd boredom with sub ALi^PURPOSE opening. R enter'6“ p.rar to"9 p.m. this week. Telf ACademy the "Kallory Kounters" are satis­ equipment at Connecticut Turn­ jehav for four hours on Tuesday, xero temperatures in fflnter. On Feel Better! SAVINGS CLUBS . 8-3558. 4 fied they’ve been roimdly defeated. pike Toll station In Branford. jdtopt. 8, had, by the next day, com* the other hand, we have main­ dieted preparing hia own text of tained that it can never be too hot WITH • SAVINGS BONDS Ala latm^ew with' KhmidKhev, for too long In summer. This, wa Sahlch was approved by BumiaB have salA is the stuff of life, to be 3>fflelala as to its aocurscy, itad a absorbed and stored up against • MORTGAGE LOANS '-!of which was tber forwarded winter, to be accepted wtthimt Iron nrfiOMo CUSTOM MaricI oa Imbm thetl Kremiln, >• on the day complaint, to be treated as If it • HOME IMPROVEMENT jKhraahcbev was first meeting WI1II NUfWI OMR iM M o H r QMH were some Joyous good fortuna for P t i r i t r o n mSUBED SAVINGS LOANS rSWlth Nehru. T h e’^next day Sulz* the human beings privileged to EARN CMrfart, law BmI MBs aai twsAlfi frti pwfw— (W Aatger was told that Khrushchev swelter in it. . • PASSBOOK LOANS T h a n k y o u , Ts lolJnd^ SsaUed ^ make two diangeo In And we have always hSd, for Comfort 2Ms reamfiuL Ih aach< o f Umae fyen f ft imy-fever seosonf those'Who complained of the heat, a With the Iron Fiiemui (HiSTOM Changes, la BulSbergacra opinion. fonnula for happy survival In •MONEY ORDERS Meric U foniace you lus a luper- JOurnahehOT drew bade from tough the midst o f it. The ancient rite of worth 2c a night tensitive thtrmcMtat whidi operates ijjposItloBa he had taken only two the furnace with the slightest varis- bfiylRg't preferably in aome aun- (Cleons and Filters Out • TRAVELERS CHECKS tion o f room ip e n tu r e . This •&aya before strndc hollow with no b r s i dip­ gives you remarkably uniform S Sulabecger himself talked to ping Into it. but with an earthen­ indoor temperature. N o matter CHafam after he kad met khnuih* ware Jug of oatmeal water hidden Pollen—Smoke—Dust to You? how often the fornaoe starts there At this time, fhe first anniversaiY of Iny it no smoke, no toot, no fouled and found that he aseinisd In the brush for solace, was al- ownership of East Hartford's long-astab- combustion chamber, DO watted ofl. ;|lrsd aad worried, ftrlag no sign ya our top and fovorite pre- Grease—Odors, T oo!« w any optlmiam «| « aaauit of ma cripUon. But. MiAiaw ana i doi baoonw, wa do not rally in muslin, provide the ultimata in body*supportIng comfort. Coma agaihat'thatr Insult We can no .i J: u \ oba*8 lowers in to Watkins tomorrow and choose yours from two types . . tufted^ Ipagar pnctica what we used to V ) i I ! 1 . . or quilted . . each ovailablo in firm or extra firm« Box springs to aad wa do not oeem very 1122 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD, JA 8-50Q9 matehi $79.50. • Ttgiortaaateut even praadilng }t P otterton 's PAUL .PUEHNER, OWNER-MANAGER 819 BRO AD Wainaipeetifefft ftnSL on. ftANCT (Mis OQMNKClSKmDDIW tM a yaar, aboaed our tn

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. ■■ V ’-' ' .;'• n ; .:.. ■ '■ . , ^'-.i ■■ MANCHBST&E E W IN G HffllALD. IIA N C H I^ im uliilsTia and 30, Vernon. There wUl be a pot- ★ CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN DEPT. meaent intersection of Rt. SO andt>Wlndsor associate matron’s and patron's he had ju st hung up the telephone A wVBe heaiinc vrtn be held at^ of p ropoi^ Conn. 391. and Manchester. The ex-( to two parts. In accordance with Texas pleaded.for the reugees to luck supper. the w ip in g Ormmmar School in Beginning at the end of the pres- Burnham St. would be shifted east- ressway would then cross Bum- 'Visiting night. and toe Andover Volunteer Fire I" Public Act 80S, as enacted by the Dept, waa to rn . A y t n lid. in South Windsor, at 8 oit expreasway conatnictlon. Just, eily to Improve traffic operations. am S t Bumhaon St. would be 1961 legislature, the section of the ★ COMPLETE: FROZEN FOOD, DAIRY, westerly of King SL in South The Sprin^eld Branch of the New g Trail Blazer Senior Girl Scout Then wen friends for every­ WINDSOR pja. on Thhnkiajr, Sept. 31.. con- relocated to the southerly side of proposed expressway between the KS I Windsor, the recommended route Haven Railroad would be relocat­ Troop 2 will bold its first meeting ductiem of 1962 model cars, just now thing and everywhen. Bathrobe cemlng the recommended location the expressway and then turn present end of construction and FRUIT and PRODUCE, HEALTH and of pr^Msed Conn. 291 Iran the would extend easterly in a straight ed easterly to pass aroimd the northerly over the expressway to of the season tomorrow at 7 p.m. beginning to roll in volume, but for toe two people who had es­ Rt. 5, Including structures and GM, Workers added the prediction that what GO prwent end a t enressway con- line to R t 6. King S t. would be planned interchange. Rt. SO would meet the intersection of Clark St in the' Jimlor High room at Cen­ caped from 'a burning home with BEAUTY AID DEPT. severed at the expressway cttiming also be relocated easterly to pass and Chapel St. A full interchange some of the interchange ramps, ter Congreg:atlonal Church. regards os a> company-wide strike their lives, in their iright clothes. MRKViKV sthictian. about 1900 feet wester­ is tentatively scheduled to be ad­ "will be a short one, or a long one, b p e f g ly of tia. S in South Windsor, to and relocated to the southerly side around the planned interchange. A would be provided here for local Reach Accord Cpffee was furnished to all from a of the present divided highway, to section of Burnham S t - would be arm traffic.- A possible roadway, vertised for bid- in the summer of The Alumni and Intermediate not an in-between one.” he did not re-opened snack bar. Emergency PRDViSlMCO. WORLD nitentate 84, the Wilbur Cross 1662. The construction of the re­ elaborate. So. Windsor Bigliway, in Mahcheetw, a dis> connect with Main St., opposite included as a portion of'the relo­ now under study by the Town of Baseball Association reminds play­ truck and helping hands, Into toe Ai^S.SaWlMWR AM Miof cut for your tpociflcoHofit bofoto the present service road to the toll cated statfr highway, R t SO. Manchester, has been tentatively mainder of the project from Rt. ers and parents that tickets (or (OoBttoned troin Rage One) The last time GM waa made the Manchester Hospital and then back tanoe of about SA miles, it was an­ 5 in South Windsor to Interstate target for an tadilstry-wide, pat­ 2 miles north your oim . . . a pouM or a toib AN Moot nounced today ^ Commissioner station. Continuing easterly, the pro­ (Mordinated with the relocation of the Sept. 28 banquet may be to Glastonbury. Neighbon who At U. S. 5, a cloverleaf inter­ posed expreasway wpuld under­ Burnham St. Continuing easterly M in Manchester is dependent on picked up tomorrow or Thursday pany keeps Its basic rule of 24 tern-setting contract tho longest opened their homes and hearts to- So. Windsor Plus H I WORLD GREEN STAMPS Howard B. Ives. strike In the history of ths U. 8. Bridge pIBEtSBS^I change is planned to provide full pass Lctig Hill Rd. The recom- the recommended route would the availability of future funds. from 6:80 to 8:80 p.m. at the East minutes a day—divided Into two our family pets, a dog, cat and When completed, this highway traffic service between Rt. S and mendMl route would proceed in.an then overpass a relocated section A t present, no immediate funds Side Rec. Players must retiuh 12-minute breaks—and the union auto industry developed, it lasted oven a rabbit. aectlon. along^ with the Bissell the proposed expreasway. McGuire easterly direction and abut (he of Windsor St. to an expressway are assigned to this portion of the uniforms to obtain tickets. Par­ wiiu Its insistence that relief time, 113 days, from Nov. 21, 1S45, to Then were offen of clothing, HARTFORD Manciwst-er Bridge, will iunvlde an express­ Rd. would be severed just westerly northerly side of the Hartford connection with- the Wilbur Cross, project; therefore, no tentative ents may purchase tickets at the except In emergencies, be given March 19, 1946. Seaton said today that local ne­ furniture, assistance to cleaning' way oonneetiaa between Interstate of its present intersection with Rt. Klectric Ught Oo. power line liocal service ramps would be schedule can be established at this same time or make reservations within the last three hours of four- up the debris, a place to stay for 91 In vnndsor and Interstate 84 5. Rt. SO, Eaiingtoh Rd.,,would be right-of-way. The expressway provided at the relocated section time. I t does not appear a t this by calling the Rec center. The gotiations are being locked at four hour morping and afternoon shifts. plants because UAW pickets will our young daughter so that she, In Hhnebester. closed (HI the southerly side of the would enter Manchester about. 300 of Windsor St. and Tolland tpke. time that construction of the Rt. huiquet will be seived at Man­ The company pledged to provide could attend her own school, Md ^EAST HARTP3RD VUlowlng Is a general descrip- planned interchange and a turn­ feet easterly of the junction of the The schedule of operations for b-Interstate M aectlon would be chester High School cafeteria. _ not permit the company’s salaried finally, a place for us to live until GRAND OPENING SPECIALS the necessary personnel forvthls siirsonnel to enter the plants. Ha tleii of the rscommended location around would be provided The town lines of Shut Hartford, South this project has been separated in­ under way before 1960. and Repther said it was his guess we could nbuild. All this, from TVoop 120, Boy Scouts, of St. Ist^81 them M Chevrolet, Paima, every corner of the t Early Seating he Herbert Kramer of the Planning are attending school (rntslde their Dunn, and Mrs. Arthur Burnap. fere with any mutuaUy saUsfaetory should be‘'available within eafe Mrs. Ellen Grant, 15 FiNrter 'S t ; Licente Deadline OF and Renewal Aasodates of Boston, walking distance, be said. district and because of a "safety Blamed for Fatal local practice.” Relief time here­ B efo n the 16Ui century, toe OVER SIRLOIN 6 9 > the firm whicdi is making a study Mrs. Carol Archaml|ault Svmmp factor.” ^ Lt. Cmdi^. and Mrs. R a lp h tofore has been a matter for local- ehalr was a symbol of dignity GROCERIES of Msnchester’s future imeds. The Planning and Renewal As­ At thetsame time, the school Frank are house guests of Mrs. level settlement within company H a rtfo rd , Sept. 12 (JP)—^ThS sociates will give a detailed report Rd., Coventry; William Bibodgood, Middletown, Sept 12 (dV-Sam- rather than an article for ordinary General Manager Richard Mar­ board appointed la committee of Gladys V. Barton, Williams Rd., policy. State Motor Vehicles Department use. The chest, bench and ptool soon on where the town should de­ 46 Hemlock S t; Raymond Bien- Uel J . a tro , 33, of New Britoin, Bolton. tin, in a note to Siqieilntendent board members, headed by Ed­ today was held reaponsible for the Both Seaton and Reuther nmeed- reminds service station owners were toe seats used by most of the SUGAR CURED 4-5 LI. AYG. Sutphey, said that the matter/d a velop such facilities. kowski, Wapping; Mrs. Gladys ward Gleimey and Including Mrs June 25 auto crash that took his ed the new policy would have Its Sept^SO is the deadline for renew­ people. p ark la mie northwest area of town Ib e town - now operates 163 Myles, BroiixVIlle, N. Y .; Leon Jane Stuck and Christie McCor­ life and those of two other per­ Miss Nancy E. Mahoney, 19 most pacifying effect In plants op­ ing their licenses. Commlssi twaMo fne boat. It is a rag- 46 OZ. give a complete transportatlim East Hartford; Ihomaa Levitt 153 VENCT1AII M.INDS . REGISTER'ATTHE SniDIOSlATn SIPT. U service whatever tbajnasns em­ Hilliard S t; Brian E. Maher; 147 hwn 1-5 PiM. or... god, fispiiidaMs boraar, baeked PINEAPPLE JUICE CAN .Fim cndfi ployed.*’ Arpaia is m w a iiiippiag Chambers S t; James Ssbia, Wap­ Bring year ol8 nOera to ctxnpany executiva. ping; Mrs. Ruth Boland and and aava I5e per shads- C A U . PI 2-5865 A N TH M i by msto thai 84 yaan’ expert- D ^ a , A i S l L D Tau 'UeaiMr Fsaey Cream Style daughter, 15 Rosemary P t; Mrs. r e i M ilk o caas Cora—limit 13 Cqao Doloria coulombs and a(m. 147 tm ea la aatstaatlB Imm beat- Per Castomer I Oaa I V C Who M m l of Roiaad Roger Mfot Weather Apparel Edgerton St; Mrs. Clare Love­ Lsarn To Dance.., tag. IsaH any Vaa Obaiy today P ilto b u iy M e . Broad S t , w u held Naw Haven, Sept U land, 23 Gorman PI. Fseisl Tlasoe ■faig'at Hit W . t>. Quiah School authoritiee — with a prob­ DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs for fan lafstwatlaa. 'Deavaaleat Dovalettos White or Home, H|8 7ol- able aasUt from the thermometer Maria Bergstrom, Glastonbury; B^ore The Piomt Flour L la. 49c Pink t A Boxes l e a aotamn higji Mass of — will decide whetbar the boys at Mn. Barbara Duiui, East Hart­ REOISTSBRNOWFO ; BALLROOM GLASSES .H -pt S t BrUgefa Church. Hlllhouae High will have to con­ ford; Dolores Grenier, 79 Deep- GLASSES FOR JUNIOR BIO! [ sad HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ESQUIRE SHOE POLISH All 49e Vartettaa Bach IH ]ll!k. ;Saania Buatoy' waa tinue wearing coats and ties. wood Dr.; William H anra^n, 19c ‘ I by the Rev. “Phew,'*’ the New H a ^ Sohool ThompsonviUe; Mark Jerome, 77 ah deae‘**t«**'

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- I I •X , / - L I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN„ TOESDAY, SEfTTEMBBR tt, 1961 . ■■ y' — • ' ... I ■'. ■' MANCHESIRR EVENING HEEALD; MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1961 PAGE K tIV iN BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE > wttll MAJOR HOOPLB DAILY CROSSWORD PUZ:^E WHArU.YAHAVr, Rochville^Venum ricular ssdgnmsnto to tlw aftpr svtywTeR? MUsAreridt • f Fitness Plan school i^orto progn m at Barnard Driver ChargEd foeBvrKrtP and niing Junior iO fh Schools, and |XCAM»M10\| n=tDlhl*r55m at elementary sdiools. Total cost On Two Coimto AepUT|{ptmH*J> lOCK <1 Actress Poised^ Sure O f President of the sppointmsnL is $4,440. 30 Meters Discarded A s sig n ^ to the Bernard Junior Chailea AUeu, T8, eC Mart- 48ndlM u& High School program an David S S ^ w o In n w - ^ ^ ^ In Program Being Pushed Dooma^ Charies Perry, Ronald borough. yestaifiajr w as Ostfi $M HOT MORB-1NAM A HAkF •SSSr*'* Edipunoson. Donald Warren, and for failure to g m t U m right at HoUR-^ANDIXMAS ™ f QniUflad For Lack ojf Reveniie way by Judge SesfM DmsIattMi Ann'Maetoxo. TOtaMKiouf 6 By JUANITA R. ALMOND ' Physical fitaeaa'and after school in C u ^ t Court. Allaa w i s pro- UoSre'S^' pluaU An Interesting and varied pro­ sports pnograma for school chil­ viouabr chatgod with raeklos*. SaoiS ^ PoSm/ 1 \;8»-“«JTO(mi/ there inatead. staira. the country hjr'President Kennedy. Two Men Fined The police report stated that A t the same Ume, the council were, in some pieces thin, in oth­ H e asked the board to review the Allen was traveling north on BUT I D0N7_____ . YOU MTOCXIPNee8,OOP. ^ S S K & S B a ,„ McCueker eaid that Kjellquiat ers, quite adequate. It is her high lONBBlOUGH approved a no-parking' regulation PraaideBt’a report and place this Flood Rd., in Marlborough, and cn HUT rrs KNOMT BiOueH jo a n m o w WHO ON EARTH OOUtP/, and Neff were dispatched to the register that is exciting. Her flexi­ In Meat Theft sssirA ssfiL.».v_.i!ass« put Into effect yesterday on the hunt for Frasier along the Wilbur phase o f ' the educationsd system crossed at the Interec^on on RL /IKJmrVEBBS^'^ TOOK T ) BB A EN0U6H KNOW MORE A8CXIT “ i bility ^ voice, and control of it, north side of W . Main SL between Croas Highway from headquar­ on the highest priority. 4A to go onto Saunders Rd. How­ I H B W W reUAS - I T ^ COUEBE------, ABOUT - \ r r r 1 1 r 1 r IA IT was given to us time and again Three area irien who were in­ r W ard and Orchard S te, although ters. Ahnert. and Dunham, he ever, he struck the DiPace car tONGTIH^BUJ.y r»^ FROFtSSOR y DM OSAUR^ during the evening. She has a good Board memba* Christie McCor- volved in the theft of a largd piece there was initial objection that pointed ouL were off duty and vol­ which waa traveling east on RC. nr IS li range of tone, 'and utilizes most of midc suggested quarterly reviews 6f meat, valued at $13, from Mil­ S7 busineesee on that side of the unteered their setTlces. 4A. it profitably. of the school system’s status in ler's Rrotaurant on Center St., IS IT etreet would suffer. ' Two Vernon Constables, Joeepb B9I IT As Elian sang song after song this field; and urged strengthen­ were sentenced yesterday by Both cats turned over and wars t Also, the council referred to Caron and Carl Frederiekson, who 40Fltc«i with seeming effortlessness, from ing School facilities and personnel, Judge Searls Dearington. completely demolished in the ae- IT ki Si the police commission for study a took Frazier into custody, will re­ 41SerMU------the heavy Handel through to the if necessary, to maintain high A ll pleaded guilty to a charge ddenL araniidlnhg proposal to return two-way trsf- ceive certificates of merit at a & light-hearted encores, one could standards of physical fitness.- of breach of peace. They were w 1 flc to Eim St. because Park St., selectman’s meeting, probably la- not but feel that afie has aigreat Member Frank Sheldon recom­ previously charged with larceny. 4|KSl5ttf® one block away, la overloaded with tor In tbs month. A T deal to offer to the world of music, mended comparison reports along Two of the men, James Con­ Young Mother Dies 4S.Ooinpaiind southbound tnUBc from Prospect ‘attiir Vernon Chief Constable Edmund wherever she might be called to the lines suggested by the Presi­ nors, 59, and Hamilton M. Jones, ■ St. above Talcott Park. 4Tnn0bia IT F. Dwyer said the two have been sing, even as,the Herbert number, dent's committee. Mrs. E. Mae Hol­ 38, both of no certain addresses. As Bus Overturns BlBank The deciison to remove the praised orally, but that formal ci­ den reminded the board of the im­ Were fined $25. The' third, Paul D. MBexntt • "If^I were on the Stage" suggest­ ■“ parking meters along the wall tation will be forthcoming. ed. portance of a strong diet in attain­ Kinney, 35, of 83 Oak SL, was sen­ WMat across from the Boardwalk block (OonUaned from Page Gao) CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER IT Veteran Meet Tonight The following program was pre­ ing these ends, and the influence tenced to 40 dajrs at the Hartford BOWnSoEgC on E Main S L cama after Police CUttai Hockanum Barracks, No. 803, sented to an audience of ateut of Mdaxed rules on smoking in de­ SU to Jail. dow edien the bua rolled over. Connniaslon Chairman Thomas J. BlMooikinrt n W orld W a r I Veterans, and its 100 people. feating them. However, Judge Dearington sus­ The driver, Robert Jones, McCosker said very little revenue U , at BY AL VERMEER AuxUiary, wlU meet tonight at 8 /"Rejoice Greatly" (Messiah), by Hyatt Sutliffe, principal of H- pended the sentence and placed SL Michaels, Pa., aaid "a right PRISCILLA'S POP So&BHB Wtr R, IL H passed through them. MoSSmq^ o’clock in the G A R room s,-M e­ 4100061; "Alleluis," by Monart; ling Junior High School, said that Kinney on probation for one year. rear tire blew ouL and I lost con­ \NHYCAtn'tOU NE\ftfe"' BT sr U He said an average aemi-weekly morial Building. Plans for a fall "Hear Ye, Israel" (Elijah), by testing of Children has been going trol.” The mishap occurred about BE UKE^feuR (;oliectiDn.nets about 4 cents from and winter program will be formu­ Mendelssohn. on and that the board could be A woman doctor, Dr. Susan Ann 4:45 a.m. i ^ q T H ^ r 4 DOWH IT B B 16 or 20 meters. lated. Veterans of World War I' Solvejg’a Song, by Grieg; Chari­ assured of strong attention to Edson, an 1854 graduate of the Jones said the bus veered up an Once the PubUe Works Depart­ jjb m fM tB n d and wives and widows of veterans ty, by Hageman; Damon, by physical edUcaUon in the school Cieveiand Homeopathic . College, embankmenL .ALL X VtEAR IT B H ment removes the meter heads, are Invited to attend. Stonge; ViUanelie, by DeU’Acqua. system. tended President James A. Gar­ Passengers thrown from tho f] parking will be allowed free for lPHOM NtXJJ ?8S js r ^ as* Rummage Sale "One Fine Day” (Mme. Butter­ The board approved extra cur' field after his assassination. bus were strewn over the highway. 3 E l two hours along the wall and for Rockville a ty Hospital Auxili­ fly), by Puccini; "Je Veux Vlvre' (RtraU photo hr SsUnds) 4 one hour east of the Leader build- ary will hold a rummage sale In its .(Romeo and Juliet), by Gkmnod. rooms at the rear of the hospital " I f I W ere on the Stage,’’ by Relices Mark Golden Wedding SDORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAfi* ” 6lie - change may even make for Tuesday, SepL 1«, starting «t 10 Herbert; “Spring in My Heait," an increase in business ror mer­ a.m. Anyone having clothing, dish­ by Strauss; and "Love Is Where chants in that section of the city, es or furniture or any articles to You Find it," by Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Felice, 120f.'Mrs. Dominick Ventura, Mrs. Dom- said Mayor L«o B. Flaherty Jr., donate may leave them at the aux- enic Utrlco and Mrs. Lawrence who added' that a number of Eldridge St., were honorod at a MMY DUNPHY ^ lUary rooms the night before the Faico, all of Manchester, Salva­ businessmen have been impressed reception, given by their five chil­ sale, or they may be picked up by tore Felice of Plalnville, and W U- with reported reaiilts of elmllar Driver in Fatal contacting Mrs. Richard Syming­ dren, Saturday evening at the Uam Felice of East Hartford; 11 moves in other citie* where met­ ton or Mrs. Herman W eber Italian-Ameriean Club, in celebra­ ers have been deemed unsuccese- grandchildren, and four groat- Polioe Am sta Fined by Court tion of their 50th weddihg anni­ grandchildren. DANCE STUDIO I ful. • 1Ml9iail,lMbTUII«MM.«L ^41 A pickup truck bounced across versary. The parking ban on Ihe north Mr. Felice worked a# a velvet Edward M. Bridgeman, T.i, of 30 TSMAfUSURBBT \ BY JOE CAMPBELL aide of W. Main 8t. was o rd e r^ two lawns on Tailor St. in Ver­ More than 100 guests attended weaver at Cheney Bros, until BONNIE Maple St., was charged vith *m' Friday by the police commission, non this morning and deposited a the reception at which a buffet World W ar n when he worked at ps— !— proper passing arid failure to re- (BrilMi-AiMrieai C k b ) ^ VEAH, /W ELL. FOft ONE according to McCusker, but he lawn mover on one and a fender was served and Joe 'Tarayi provid­ Pratt and Whitney Aircraft in pori a change of address, as re H O W C A N spooney / T H I N G ; placed it before the council be­ on the other. ed music for dancing. East Hartford. A fter the war, he However, the driver, John J. suit of a minor accident yester­ The former Miss Concetta Leone returned' to Cheney's as a velvet I H IT H IM ? HOW cause of its possible controversial day afternoon. 5 nature. MuUln, 20, of IT H aiti D r , was and Mr. Felice were married in weaver and retired nine years ago •TO •BAUET H E ICEEPfi C O M E ? Police said Bridgeman was He said the street is heavily arrested after the incident and Belvedere. Siracusa, Italy, SepL at the age of 45. He is a member B A C IO M G r ing from a park position on 1 was charged with evadiitf respon­ 10, 1911. ’They lived in Italy until of the Italian American Chib. •TOE •BAUsROOM m / traveled and motorists nont will O n te r St., just east ot Main AWAY/ sibility. Vernon constabUea said he they came America in 1913 and Mrs. Felloe’s hobby is crochet have unobstructed driving and a St. He hit a car driven b> Stan­ to clear field of vision down that kept on i^lng after running r settled in Manchester. work. Both. are members of St. A9VI0SPHERE IdR-NVW^IHeiVE MADE ley Hutchins, 55, of East Hart­ The couple ha* five children. ( •MODERN JAU ) dosr AA^ rr look ANOIHER ONE OF THOSE portion of the street. across the lawns. ford, which was dnvlng pajt. James’ Church. T h e ban w as put Into effect In MulUn is due in court Sept. 24. There wa* damage to the rlg)»t lYlORUD SHAKIN6 the best Interests of the com­ • SPECIAL BABY CLASieS \ ^ UKE its QUWERING. Eleven-year-old Glenn Prlddy of rear door of the Hutchl.ia car Person and Mrs. Charles Lindsey, munity, he said, and Is supported Davis as a guest model. Hostesses TVE HEAH> about; Brandy Hill Rd., Vernon, was in and to the left front fender of the will apply makeup, and Tres Chic for the evening will be Mrs. Jo- y by recommendations of the State Manchester Memorial H ospital Bridgeman car. , Brouty telon, 803 E. Center St., • MOTMRG'DAMCE CLASS Traffic. Commission. ssph LaShay, Mrs- John Frank, this morning for observation fol Bridgeman will appear in Cir­ owned by Mrs. Edna Clark, will and Mrs. Jamea Genity. Tickets Indlvldnal aMsnttaa In d a w worti! ^ Alderman Ludwik E. Walinskl lowing a bicycle accident on cuit eburt 12, Manchester, Sent create hair styles for U\e show. Jr. elected to the ban as harm­ nuty be obtained from any club Hatch HIH Rd. yesterday, 25. Mrs. Francis Garber and Mrs. member. ful to merchants whose businesses LESSONS BSSUMi . Donald W. Magee, 43, of Lake- Herbert Peterson are co-chairmoi. CflR'HPhJOga 1R H i^ . C . K P ^ O A ct ^ ± i L are on that side of the street. OSStbo:! McWM^lyd^. >»»• wood Heights, Coventry, told Other members ot the committee A complaint from John.Lorenc, are Mrs. George Mroaek Mrs. *'IVt a 1928 Embx that ht's rattoring to H’b original proprietor of John’s B ar and Res­ authorities he was driving east on Club Will View For Furtker laforauitioR JUDO SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD Hatch Hill when young’ Prlddy John Telgener and Mrs. Robert condition— >along with our nett egg!" taurant, 144 W. Main St., stirred Thuline, tickets and programs; and Registration... CA^L SMiUment briefly against the re­ pedaled out of Dockerol Rd, and Styles for Fall SINGER Aw? IN ANOTHER cny. TMATSIVES ME PLENTY OF M3U COME BACK WITH IT into his car. Mrs. Lynwood Smith and Mrs. TMAE TO SET IN, SOMEHOVY, MAN, AND WE'LL MAKE striction. . ’There was no arrest and injuries John Jeffers, dessert; Mrs. Edgar WITH THIS COOOR CASS- MILLIONS' THEY'U. ALL Lorenc wanted parking allowed The Junior Century Club of were termed not rerious. McCulloch and Mrs. Jack I-appeh, ANO ONCE I'M IN THERE HAVE TD COME TO U*/ BY ROUSON in front of his restaurant, alder­ Manchester will present "Fore­ table., .decorationa; Mrs. Glumes sutler 9-0811 I'aSET WHAT I LITTLE SPORTS man said. Hoigdtal Notee cast for Fall,” a card party fash­ McKenzie, publicity; Mrs. R o ^ rt FAU SAU SOAFT5R C40», •—1^1 ifmCaiBr Admitted Monday; Peter Ron- TU-WhWUoUi IM. The majority of aldermen, how­ ion show and dessert on Sept, Larmett, Mrs. James Bordewick, alter, 18 Allen Dr., Vernon; Jack ever, declared the ban would not at 8:15 p.m. in the auditorium and Mrs. Mario Frattaroll. Miss Mnry stadias «anatnnC|r wWh sonw of ^ Plotkin, Crane Rd., Ellington; deprive merchants of business. Second Congregational Church. . Club members who will naodel SPEOACULAR tho heat teneham In Mto rnmiiry, to ghro yon ^ Mrs. Viola Newmarker, 11 Sunrise 0 [' Alderman John T. OrlowskI, who Women’s fashions from Coret sre idrs. Jeffrey Arnold, Mrs. the finest in • innrs edneaWon *'— Dr., Mrs. Mary Babcock, 84 N. lives on the street said it is only Casuals, 887 Main St., ■•will be pre­ George Bagleson, Mrs. Edward Yonr Old Blachine May choreography tor ant Park, St. ttuwa, 29 feet, seven inches wide In front sented. Three representaiives of Fahey, Mrs. Dale hlartin, Mrs. fBsdenslly throni^snS tho stateu' of his house and has been a source Discharged Monday. Otto Lanz, Beauty Counselor cosmetics, Mrs. James Migliore, and Mrs. Michael Be Used A s The Down of danger to motorists due to 2 Grant St.; Harvey Clough, Tol­ Winthrop Ballard, Mrs. Waiter Saponara, with Mrs. Charles E. This studio is pimsad to anaomteo that fiOas "IC parked cars on either side. land; Herman BelHveau, Broad Payment M ary haa been ejected ■ sefitototy-trensnrei of 'V OrlowskI favored the ban "be­ Brook. the National Asaoototton * f Danen aad Af- 9 J S i^ fore somebody gets killed" and Mc­ nuated artlato ait tho Oeaaanratoty la N ow y Cusker said an Increase in minor . Vernon aad TaJeettvl|ib news is York this swnmer. _ ' l i t Srtirini accidents, mainly fender crum­ handled through The HersM’s B. C. BY JOHNNY HART plings, has been noted there, par­ Rockville bureau, 8 W. Main St, NOW THREE NEW COURSES Datum ticularly at night. TR 8-8136 or MI,»,«Tfi7. ’ Bodies! BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE REFRIGERA-nON, OIL BURNERS COMMUNICA. 1 ( RAMBRTH a M Rittic Fire Chief John F. Ashe and Po­ "nONS TRAINING >piMMIlt,W5B)ETHE80aSE. | < n iA ^ m H R K O F T W N I»K {T ^ AIR-OONDI. AND ■niEMONtioosr lice Capt. Peter J. Dowgewic, con­ FOR iP BECrwuMfr BALD. I WILL ■nONING CONTROLS ^ p e r , m u th ev r e I w^aMgsMgsuiaWETffTkK. curred in the ban decision, McCua- GirJ Scouts Due’ F.C.a UCENSES »TOSTORM'rHE_ CtVB UP RSA VyMTCHlN&. ker said. • 1-Year Evenings • 1-Year Evenings • 1-Year Evenings TFRWHKBlOIITf McCusker also suggested the Hoiue in Morning northbound one-way traffic ■ re­ fbomthe striction on Elm St. be removed to Thirteen Manchester girle and ELECTRONICS NOt^lHERE allow doctors, for example, to ELECTRONICS two leadere of Sailor Troop 1 dis­ SIweS r, fM f mie* IV^BE drive more directly to the city hos­ embarked from ’Ihe Empress of TECHNICIAN SERVICING fkcAdkg MwwMWS/«di pital in emergencies. England at Monbaal, Canada, soon * 2-.Year Day Program # 2-Year Evening Program However, the councilmen felt the after 0 am . this m o m k ^ after a SLANTOMAT/C* move would too hssty if made two-month tour at Ekirope. ■’ ZIGZAG MACHINE without further study. -Mrs. Nelson S. Smith, 55 B. FALL TERM Starts S«fH ; 25 Five Polioeinen Cited Middle Tpke., received a telephone EARLY REGISTRATIONB SUGGESTED Five RockvUie police patrolmen caU from her daughter, Mias Emity Write or Ooli for Fbll Information M2 •a.a.’atfBft*' were cited by the City Council last Smith, one of Um troop leaders, night, four of them for effort in this morning. the chase and capture of a North Ih s group wUl antraifl at Mon­ NEW EMIUUID TEfiHMGAL INSTITUTE MORTY m eek le BY DICK CAVALLI Haven bandit Thursday, and the treal at 8:80 tonighL and the toain 54 U N IO N P L A C E (Opp. R. R, Station) HARTFORD JA B -84M VO^ I fifth for bis alertness in' snuffing is acheduM to arrive at the MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEON ARC ^^UAUJ HOLDONTOMDOR out a potential bad fire in the city Hartford railread atatkm at 8:80 HAT6, KIDS... I THINK two weeks ago. a.m. tomorrow. PATRATIS Y I'LL SAY/ X BY GOLLY, MAYBE Patrolman Robert Kjellquist, Y O U N G gsdVesdfo DESERVES i ALL HIS GOOD) PHIL IS HE'S GOING TO COME I'M BEGINNING TO who triggered a blast of buckshot A BETTER \ PLAYIN' WILL / GOING VTHROUGH AT THAT/ NOTICE GIRL'S/ at the fugitive, William Frazier, Fersunal Nodees BUDGET k 7 Q 5 0 BREAK THAN / GO RIGHT / TO DRIVE 41, of BridgCi^rt, told council NACHINE * 1 M THIS' y DOWN THE NOW' menibers of his part in the search DRAIN/ and the part played by other local In MeiBiHrian officers. IB toylM memenr of our door latiur. Biunuoi R. MeCorTV, who died Soptom- On motions by Alderman Thom- ber 12, 1»7. Did you ‘^forfotf*’ ** J. McCusker- and Luther F.^ Uemorlei aro aameUtinx ao oao can f i Trouton, the council voted to' Meal, write a commendation for each pa­ DeaUi is a hoartaelio no one eaa heal. part of your trolman in ‘the- council record and Some may forget you, now you are a (■’'■>'*1 'A LEAVER WILL ] | BUTIPONTOARE. ^LLIA M p. OUISH An independent iniuranee . agent BEFALUNG chedu ail the dctaila of year OFF1HE f’onenil Hon,*, he, and helpi you fill out the nedwaiy., JfMchsster, Conn. fonna. He m a hh profcwienal train.! Dear frien d*, ing to make lure you’ve induded i evety^ing you ihould get paid far. A ll bonds, including ir q Mere'important, he plana your in-[ 3r FULL POWER H»due»t fo •urance protection in aJumcr to ; CANISTER eQ Q SO provide broad coverage againit tbs CLEANER unuiual ilied eampeceed. require probate J®®***®'* "fly No Inatiranm compaay pa gt«s ; “Pon th e'w o ^t’ ' ■EDUenONS FBOM yea auch lervfce—becams* no ona! *ad the total gisetx 85.00 to 78A0 oampmy a tm svaty t y p s o t lit f! m riew'inauraiMe. (fr«m rafuiGT ipfkw H fi^w) THE 6T0 BY OP MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS ON FLOOR MOOEU DAVY JONES AND DEyHONSTRATORt JUSTTBYTOegr r ^ S T IIMAT WOULD YOU TELL T H E U , ^ WHAT WERE I-UOTHIUG.TTM.M BY LEPP and McWILLIAmS in insarana: ia the oontiaaing, rian.; . YOuedBiKiiniW] JUD6e?THATVOUtaEA»CWET03I/------^ ------' ------TRADE-INS f ROM $19.90 lonal attention of your indspenemt: XBYTOPODOCTTIIAT MV0LVE01M A GANG NAK? , (various makst) iowtance agent Look far thh Nat- L'/OeAUTEDOf befiorr you hily tamcaam. Oaif fia isdqtendatt inimnet tg m cm SINGER sy lt SEWING CENTERS Respectfully^'respectfully^ J^ p V V ^^R9 UUv WMm ssnWv sman stwme lucMiNrca

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Aihateur Golf Tiirn About FISHING ' <9tbo olive jaelre* good for < Comiskey Park Dodgers Receive Help Mcijor Somfe day there’ll be a ftshtng and when yea go aftnr year dwlc JDetyolt — (NEA) — A 15- adage abcut how the fisherman is ■Mfrk Bm eleevee and hnek wlBi 1— Befiuty, Grace f of styles, so there is a wide variety Champ Meets yeal’-eld yoongster wrete Yale able to put to good use all those taidaa$rtal adhesive eofety lopa- Easy to Date ilMciers; of choices. ' \ Istty ef tfee Dctyolt Lions ask-' items other people throw away. These Otripe* of bright yelMw wBl AMEBIOAN UBAOLB The standby blouso siclrt lag for pontlag tips and advis­ On Pinch-Hit Homer BatUag (Baaed oa SX5 or moro By 8HABON KAY HlTOHlB For Instance, an old Inner tube’ disttngnish yen from tte deer. 'combinations, come in an array of-, Patton Today ing he carried a 44.5 yard can be made Into perfectly "new” at lMris> — Howard, New York, Bowling clothes should be com­ For M&M Boys colors, styles and nuiterials, suit­ mark In hie ganaee. I pork rind, or a reasonable facsim­ A6S: Oaoh. Detroit, J i l ; Mairile, fortable.. but that’s no reason a ABCHEBT f^w York, Sept. 12 Cincinnati Reds for the National League Bma—Maatie, New York, 197| as attractive as she would going to D ean ^ Beman skidded by overlooking a simple precau- a party. -t —as there Is in sweater-skirt or send along his punting secret. acUon to your lure and looks like Uon. Don’t let the twang ef • Maris ia four. Make it seven pennant, have received a shove in the right direction from Maris, New York, 118) Ool|ivlto, blouse-skirt outfits. througi^ia opening test only "After all, wrote IssTy, 1 the real thing to reel ’em ip with. AMERICAN LEAOmk Detroit, 115: KaOno, Detroit, 107| Bowling is a beauty-building bowetring spook game. A piece for Mickey Mantle, add an­ .250 hitter Gordon Windhom. Coulettes, the divided skirt to run into tougher Billy Joe averaged oMy 43.8 last year*." Fishing is no child's play but of rubber tiibing 'about half an W. Lv 'lPbt O.B. Windhorn pushed wlUi both Cash, Detroit, 104. sport and It Is not a bad ides for styles, are ideal for bowling. To­ other for the New York Yan­ ...... 9 9 ^ .988 Patton todhy in the second when your youngster isn’t looking, inch in diamet’er and three Inchea "hands, smashing a plnch-hlt horn-' Bone Batted In — Bfarls, Now a woman to start out wearing the day’s Blacks offer .style and com­ “borrow” a piece of modeling clay long located about six tnehee from kees’ charmed digit, ahd patN H ...... -jn 56 .9M llVi Y ork ,. 182; Genlllo, Baltlaiore, most eye-catching clothes ‘she can round of the ifatlonal Amateur er leading off the llth Inning that Weight Problem fort and, when made of stretch Golf Toumamcntl Davis Cup Brass and stow it in your tackle box the ends of the bowstring will that’s the situation as the chase Baltimore 87 60 JI9S m beat the PhiladelphU PhilUes 6-6 129; Oolavito, Detrott, 127; Maii« find that are adapted to the sport. materials, freedom of movement. for Babe Ruth's home run recaM OMbAgo 78 87 ASS Beman, 33-year':‘qld insurance Why ? Well, you’ll find that if you deaden the sound and help you last night and moved the second- tie. New York, 128; OoMi, Detroit, I.et her start out with gorgeous Try to select your bowling out­ insert your hooks and lures into flatten your game. and 'the A m erica League pefinant d e ' 71 74 place Dodgers within 3% games Reason Celtics 114, clothes and catch up physically man from Arlington,^Ya., narrow­ T u r n s Attention fit from items especially idesigned ly missed becoming N York, 181. is right as long as it fits the wear­ graceful movement: States D i^ s Cup brosg stopped which to tie or aurpass th ^ i^ m - Monday’s ReauHs Egan’a girth cost him a berth on Pebble Beaoh course. ^ Don’t throw away that old plas­ ed from rubbing against each oth­ that has become the key to their DouMeo-^obek. New York, S7| er’s complexion and colorin g. worrying about Australia and Italy er and dulling. And it’s one way bino’s home run record q p w un­ Boston 4. Wa^lngton 4. the Boston Celtics, according to Bowling clothes come in hundreds Happy go lucky Patton of Moy- tic ice cube tray or the partitions hopes of overtaking CHnciimatl and Red Auerbach, coach of thh profM- Kallne, Detroit, 88; B. BoM uoa. NEXT: Haring a BaU lay and turned their attention to from a metal one. TTiey’11 provide of getting rid of yesterday’s newe- der the 154-decislon sUotment de­ Minnesota 8, Los Angeles S. Baltimore and Slebern, Kanaaa ganton, N.C., playing In his llth Only Games Scheduled ended a .brilliant pitching per­ slonai Basketball champions. 'a, a more immediate problem, you with a handy place te keep paper. creed by Cbmmlsaibner F ord formance by Don Ferrarese. dty, 88; Power, develaod, 81. U.S. Amateur, drew a bye and ie United States must meet Today’s Games The Celtics aurprlsed cage fans watched the first round action over small accessories in your tackle Frick. Ferrarese had hurled seven in­ Triples — Wood, Detroit, 11; India\w’inner of the Eastern zone, box. ■ I -I'.; Maris, with 56 homers, is four Boston (Monbonquette lt-12) at earlier thia year when they failed the par 36-36—72 course on the CAMPING Washington (Donovan 9-9) 8:05 nings of no-hit relief and had Lumpe, Kanaaa d ty , 8; Keoagh, in NewT^lhi. probably on Sept. 29- A carpenter’s -nail apron can games ahead of Ruth’s record to draft Egan, star performer for Washington, 8; I^ndla, Ckloago, edge of the Pacific Ocean. 30-Oct. l ^ r the right to go against If you’re hard up fer a hendaet p.m. stretched his shutout string to 22 the Providence College quintet. A help you nail lots of fish by keep­ when camping in m e s ^ to eoaa- pace of 192 while Mantle, with 53, Kansas City (Walker 7-11) at De­ Innings when Windhorn, brought Piersall, dovelndd, O ai^ Detroit “I’m looking forward to meet­ European Zone champion Italy Oct. ing your equipment for stream has fallen two behind for the standout at Hartford’s Weaver High Sad Bowser, Kaniiea City, 7, ing him,” said Beman. "We’ve IS-IS. . try, take a look aronnd the hooM troit (Lary 19-9) 9:18 p.m. up from Omaha in mid-season, School, Egan seemed a n a tu ^ fishing within easy reach. Such showdown stretch. The Yankees Home Buns — Maris, New Yerk, never met before in match play." Down throuA the years, when before yon leave. The Little New York (Terry IS-t) at Chica­ cracked his first major league drawing card for the Hub team. an apron has two large pockets Woman’s nylon ehepplng hmg baVe night games at Chicago to­ homer and fourth hit of the sea­ 66; Mantle, New York, 58; Gen­ the United StateVhss not held the go (Pierce 9-8) 9 p.m. "There’s no doubt about It, Egan TTte defending champion, termed which can be made into several makes a handy makeshift hendnet. night bnd Wednesday and a day Lm Angeles (McBride K-K Strikeouts — Paaonal, BUnne- Krishnan, not only has been a top Boston, Sept. 12 (fl>)-Maine,« starting end for Holy Cross, suf­ Milwaukee ...76 62 .551 filled the bases on walks. style., of play. He would probably sots, 198; Ford, New York, 186; Fall to Suri’lve grass court player for years, but West Side Oval with a stag dinner at night at tl)e Gar­ (something like-the metal Ups on 1961 Sox pitching the easiest in his T/l Failing to reach it were John ordinary laces) and makes for Holy Cross, Boston University and fered a dislocated shoulder and San Francisco 74 62 .544 81/, get overweight again." Bunnlng, Detroit, 168; McBride, he is virtually unbeatable at home. den Grov^ An attractive program for both youngsters chase with Ruth — he's tagged Charlie Smith’s hopie run in the trouble-free handling. Horwich football teams suffered was lost for an indefinite period i SL Louis ...... 71 67 .514 12>/, seventh tied It- Egan will probably see more ac.- Los Angeles, 160; Reinos, BUh- Parqiihar of Amarillo. Tex., and The-other Indian players, Nareah and adults‘has been lined up starting with a street pa­ fv. OUTLOOK 13 against Chicago hurlers—and CSiarles Lewie of Little Rock, both Trophies can be cleaned by severe Jol^s yesterday, while Bos­ Boston University reported two Pittsburgh ...66 ’TO .485 18 Vi The Dodgers had built their lead tion sooner with the Pistons, he nesota, 157. Kumar and Premjlt Lall. are far rade Friday inght. Sept. 29 with a block dance follow­ ton College got good news. Mantle will be hitting against semiflnaUsts last year; Bill Hynd- below his class, however, and they many methods. A good and inex­ player losses. . Second unit end lefty Billy Pierce (9-8), the only Chicago ...... 59 70 .428 24'/, by touching Philadelphia starter said. NA’nONAL LEAGUE ing at the W e^Side. (Herald Photo by Saternis.) DtptHiallt Sophomore John Barrett, who Nick Denitto's Navy unit has been Batting (Based on 825 or moro man, the Walker Cup player from will be hard-pressed to get the third pensive way Is to take a hand­ (This' is the last of a series AL moundsmen to surrender two PhilodelphU ..41 98 .295 43 Art Mahaffey for a run In the sec­ ful of cornmeal and rub It thor­ may hold Uiq key to the BC sea­ called to active duty and he is Monday’s Results ond when Willie Davis beat out a at bats)—dem ente, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia; and Bill Campbell of required victory, o f signed articles by the head homers to Maris In one game. 'The United States wanted to play oughly Into the fur. Walt a few son. went through his first full out for the year. San Francisco 4, Pittsburgh S hit. stole second, reached third on .361; Pinson, Cincinnati, A4S; BOWUNG IS FUN, SO WHY NOT WEAR GAY CLOTHING? Huntington, W.Va., three times a Uiarf Rtfrlgaratan scale workout and came out of It Doctors declared starting half­ c o a ch e s of- tho eight Ivy Ralph Terry (13-2) goes- for Thursday Deadline Robinson, Cincinnati, .827; Boyer, Walker Cup competitor. oti clay because 7?ut Bartzen, minutes and' then brush gently or Leagne football teams. Today New York. ( 10) a" bad throw by catcher Clay Dal- comb. Makes that old trophy alt smiles despite the 90-degree back Albie Stonkus, Injur^ pre­ rymple and scored on Podres’ sin­ St. Louis, .324; Aaron, Milwaukee, Farquhar fell before 18-year- America’s No. 2 player, Is at his OverhanlM and Tseted Jordan Ollvar discusses the Mantle, who has hit 29 homers SL Louis 4, Milwaukee 1 best on hard surfaces. United Kuna Ties ERCQMark shine. beat. viously, ineligible for contact woric Los Angeles 6, Philadelphia 5 gle, theh picking up four In the For Tennis Entries 825. old Dick Lots of San Lorenzo, Barrett,, a 190-pound halfback for another 10 days. That will Tala outlook.) on the road to 24 at Yankee Sta­ third. Runs—^Msys, San Francisco, Calif., 3 and 1. while Campbell was States -Cup Captain Davis Freed Ope sure way to identify your dium was looking forward to the ( 11) Softer Grass Not the Answer now is faced with the task of get­ rifle Is to put your name on It— who has run the 100-yard dash in make him miss the Terriers' Only Games Scheduled < Jiitn Gilliam walked to-^open the The Recreation Department an­ 116; Robinson, Cincinnati, 110; eliminated by Andy Gard, of 9.7 seconds, is . being counted on opener against Buffalo. Tale has a much greater re­ road battles but Maris, who has Wellesley Hills, Mass., 1-up. Hynd- ting together a team that not only or rather in It. Remove the butt Todays Games inning and Wally Moon reached nounces that Thursday will be the Aaron, Milwaukee, 107; Pinson, In Pro-Amateur Play plate and insert a piece of paper Potterton's to give the hefty Eagles the break­ At Harvard' Coach John Tovic- building job than is apparent hit^ half away and half at home, dnclnnatl and Boyer, St. Louis, msn lost 1-up to Dick Davies of Is capable but available. Chiick Me. ISO Omter S t— Oer. e< CMreh Chicago (Ellsworth 8-10) at first on a bunt single before Ron last date for entries into the Sin­ To Cutting Down Knee Injuries Klnley, his No, 1 player. Isn’t sure bearing your name, address and away threat they need. sln promoted sophomore quarter­ at first glance. The squad has expressed indifference to his sur­ Cinclimatt (O’Toole .14-9) 9:05 Fairly clouted his 19th homer. gles Tennis Tournament, which 97. ^ Pasadena, Calif. ------X back Mike Bassett second roundings. he can get away from his studies telephone number. The sophomore flash was felled p.m. Consecutive doubles by John Rose- will be held this weekend. Runs Batted In—Cepeda, San TVriay, Lots goes against C. A. state Open Golf Champion Ed Kuna, assistant pro. at by a mysterious aliment last sea­ unit on the strength of his per­ lost too much experience and Rather Play on Road New York, :^ept. 12 (A5 — Oh,^through his notes of a year ago to at Trinity College (Tex.). A piece of fishing line about too many line abilities to be Milwaukee (Hendley 6-4) at St. boro and Willie Davis produced the The tournament will be played Francisco, 127; Robinson, Cincin­ Smith III of Jackson, Mich., who Dennis Ralston, No. 2. is under Grantmoor, tied the Ellington Ridge' Country Club record four feet long loaded down with son and in a hospital several formance in last weekend's intra- Said Mantle; final Dodgers run and sent Mahaf­ on an elimination basis, and all nati, 118; Aaron, Milwaukee, 110; Oh. TTiat old bugaboo, the bum see if perhaps the future may not advanced via bye. Gard faces Dud mcmths. squad scrimmage. able to approximate the 1960 Louis (Gibson 10-11) 9 p.m. have a familiar ring. suspension until Jan. 1. Don Dell, with a four-under-par 32-36-68 yester(uty_ during the Con­ half a dozen split shots and an championship performance. I "I'd rather play on the road. Philadelphia (Buzhardt 5-1B) at fey to the showers. ' participants must be residents of Blays, San Francisco, 108; Stuart, knee, Is beginning to rear its ugly Wysong Jr., of McKinley, Tex., Whitney Reed and Jon Douglas are oiled patch at one end make* an He was given medical-permis- I think it is more difficult for Pittsburgh, 98. Bill Pfeiffer, a soph quarterback necticut PGA Pro-Amateur Tournament.\The mark was personally see the Ivy League Los Angeles (Koufax 15-10) 11 Ron Perranoski (7-5), third Los the Town of Manchester. This year who also didn't p la y yesterday possibilities (or the squad. excellent emergency gun cleaning Notice Uon to play only a couple of me to hit. home runs at Yankee Angeles pitcher, picked up the win Hits—Pinson, Cincinnati, 193; head as college football drills swing touted for hea'vy duty, strained while Davies goes against Harton originally set by Ellington pro-^ — , ^ as quite a tosa-up and I am p.m. providing there are. enough entires Into their second full week. The Qiallenge Round is scheduled rod that can be carried afield. WfrtkS SLgOj Stadium than almost any park In by blanking the Phils for four in­ the department will divide the demente, Plttsburgb, 192; Aaron, his knee in last Saturday’s scrim­ Semple of Sewickiey, Pa„ a 6 and Wally Cichon when the back nine It was a different situaUoh at McKeever Protects hopeful that we can come mttsbitrgh (Gibbon 10-10) at It was expected' that certain mage session and is out for several for Melbourne at the end of Decem­ was opened for the first time laet W l HAVl DAILY the league.” San Francisco (McCormick 12-14) nings before the Dodgers finally tournament Into, two age grroups. Milwaukee, 175; Boyer, St. Louis, 4 victor over Pandell Sa'vlc of Co­ ber. HUNTING ., Maine, Holy Cross, Boston Uni­ along faat enough to make a got to Ferrarese (4-10). 172; Robinson, Cincinnati, 164. bumps and bruises would pop up days. So la letterman end Max July. Cichon shot a 33-35-68. Rival Club’s Move strong title bid. Said Maris: 11:15 p.m. Seniors will 1m the 17 and over lumbus, Ohio. -A pheasant is a bird which is ah versity and Norwich. Each lost "It makes no difference to me • • * Doubles—Aaron, Milwaukee, 37; after the wholesale scrimniage ses­ Burnell, who has a severe Injury Bx-chainpions Jack Nicklaus. Naturally, Kuna end his three MLIVIRY TO THI key players through injtirles, some The key quarterback spot is Wednesday’s Schedule age group, and the Juniors 17 and, of the lower leg. mnch at home en the geiind aa la whether we play at home or GIANTS-PIRATES — Jack San­ under. There must be a minimum Pinson, Cincinnati, St; Santo, d ii- sions last weekend. But most the Ohio State husky wha won the amateur partners paced the field of for the season. In'.capable hands with both Milwaukee at Cinciimatl, 9:06 cago and Robinson, Cincinnati, 30; Ailing knees were the order of i the air. A running piieasaat is a ' Boston. Sept. 12 (fl’)—Boston Pa­ aw ay... If I’m lucky, I’ll to It ford (11-8) went all the way for of eight participants in each e o a e s held their respective 1960 title as a 19-year-old, and 100 players which Included 25 proe. problem many hunfier* can’t seem Bill Clark, Norwich’s No. 1 quar­ triots General Manager Ed Mc- Bill .Leckonby and Tim m y p.m. demente, Pittsburgh and Blays, breaths aj^ n st the ."hurt knee,” an the day elsewhere, too. Southern (break Ruth's record), otherwise, Chicago at 8L Louis. 9 p.m. the Giants, keeping the bases group. Fees will be the same as two-time ■winner Charlie Coe of Kuna and Frank Granato had a to sqlvo. The wise hunter works terback, suffered a broken leg in .Keever has fired off a protest to O’Connell returning. Pullback San Francisco, 29. ailment that alniost never-entirely Methodist’s co-captain, MikO' Rice low gross of 66 while Kuna’s scores BOLTON intra-squad scrimmage and prob­ I won't. Luck is more important Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, 11 clear of Pirates by retiring the last year. Oklahoma City see their first ac­ toward aa open field, creek or American Football League Com' Ted Hard is a really good one. last 15 men he faced after Dick Triples—Altman, dilcago, 12; heals. Is on the sidelines. While Pehn tion today. Nicklatw faces Donald with Joe Granato and Ray. ably is out' for the season. We have halfback problems than skill. I’ll give out the skill p.m. Entry blanks may be secured Wills, Los Angeles and demente, Last season, Notre Dame was the State guard Bob Hart hsui been just REVOLVER CLUB Of Manches­ fence. When the birds reaCh the mlssioner Joe Foss over "lack of and I’ll take the luck and I’ll Stuart tagged him for homer No. Krieger of Portland, Ore. -Coe, (Scooter) Scussell were Identical Only reserves available are sen­ and need help from the sopho­ Philadelphia at San Francisco, either by coming to the East Side Pittsburgh, 10; Aaron, Milwaukee most notable and severly hurt of about counted out of the Sept. 23 67s. ter will open its season Wednesday M»d of cover they wlU probably consideration" from Denver Gen­ bet I’ll come out ahead." 27 and tied it 3-3 in the sixth. Alou Rec Ofllce, 22 School St. or by champion in 1949 and 1968. meets takVjto the air and give the hunter AREA ior Russell Laubenheimer, who eral Manager Dean Griffing. more contingent, althou^ ws 11.15 p.m. and White and Boyer, St. Louis, 9. the bad' knee victims. The Irish, opener agalns Navy with a knee night. Sept. 20 against the Pratt had limited experience last year, The Yankees, riding a 12-game WM the first man reliever Elroy calling the Recreation Office. John Nichols of Downey, Calif. COMMERCIAL TEN PIN Hotter than the weather condi­ a faiP'sItot. Even If Mey do not. the He complained in a letter yeS' are not overlooking the^ssi- Honie Runs—Cepeda,' San Fran­ which finally wound up winners in sprain. The Nittany Lions also A Whitney shooters at the Colt and Burton Marsh, aho . quarter- winning streak, and the Tigers sat Face (6-9)' pitched to when he aren't expected ^»..use co-captain Bx-champs advancing via vic­ Standings tions under, which the tournament hunter wHl be able to s|»ot th m in terday that Griffing refused his of­ bility here of Denny Landa,’ came on for starter Alvin McBean, cisco, 40; Mays, San Fim clsco, only two of 10 games, began‘‘ the was played, Kuna was four under range in Hartford. All of last year’s backed last year’s freshman team, it out yesterday, maintaining the 37; Robinson, CincInnsU, 35; and right tackle Jim Smith, who tories were Harvle Ward of San W. L. Pet. the elearuig and give chase. X fer to train in Boston for this ju d Calkins, Chris Clark and Don Hoenig Leads who left for a pinch hitter. year with IS players who had off­ Francisco, downing 'Vanderbilt Ray M otors...... going out getting five birdies, one shooters have returned to the lo­ LENOX Maine lost the s e ^ c e s of start­ Hank Higdon. status quo at the top of the stand­ Monday’g Homers Aaron, Milwaukee, 33; Adcock, season knee operations. suffered a concussion. . .8 0 1.000 If you wbar the tame Jacket weekend’s Patriots-Bronco game • * * student Qeorge Creagh 5 and 4, Man. Upholstery . . . on each of the first three holes, cal club, Earl Carron reports. Any­ ing interior lineman Pierre La bat The major problem is at ings. In the only games played Bos­ Milwaukee, 30. As a cushion, new turf, consist­ Jack Richardson, a No. 1 half­ . .8 0 1.000 after duck* thkt you do after de«r, for the season. Labat, a guard be­ after “We were led to believe that ton walloped Washington 14-4 and B a y State Open •CARDS-BRAVES — Larry Jack- and .Congressman Jack Westland Dean Machine • 8 0 1.000 the fifth and the ninth. His 32 tied one interested in joining the club you’ve got a prdMem. If you buy PHARMACY Denver would work out here at end. Only Ruly Carpenter, a (Season Totals In Psirentheses) Pitching (Ebued on 12 or more ing of softer grass, was installed back on the Kansas State’s Wild­ the front aide record shared by and practicing may report any ing converted to center. Is suf­ Minnesota beat Los Angeles, 5-2. son (13-9) checked the Braves on AMERICAN LEAGUE decisions)—Podres, Los Angeles, cats, has been hobbled temporarily of Everett, Wash., who beat ABA T o o l ...... 6 2 .7.50 a red or yellow Jacket youll spook Boston.’ sub last year, returns. Matt , • • • on the Irish’s practice field but it Cichon, Doc McKee, Manchester Tuesday or Friday night at the 2W I. e m m ST. fering from a chronic shoulder ail Black is an excellent center Marblehead, Mass., Sept. 12 (JP) six hits and now has won five in L. Thomas, Angels (23) 18-5, .783; Brosnan, Cincinnati, did no good for the knees popped with a bad knee and Nebraska cen­ Canadian Keith Alexander by the Willie’s ...... 6 2 .750 the duck* two mile* if you buy ment. ‘T understand they have gone to BED SOX-SENATORS — The succession and 10 out of 11 since same margin. Oslund Tool ...... 6 2 .750 Country Club amateur, and Mike range at police headquarters. Hom­ one of olive drab you’fn, liable to m . M l s e n s Bear Mountain Inn at Bear Moun­ and Capt. Paul Burslek leads —IDon Hoenig carried a slim, one- Altobrill, Twins (1) 9-3, .750; Miller, San Francisco, right and left as the season prog­ ter Lyle sutler is out for the sea­ Beacham, Wampanoag asistant er Booth is the range officer. Bob Hargraves, counted on as a Red Sox snapped a 4-4 tie In the Johnny Kean^ replaced Solly He- Pagllaronl, Red Sox (15) 11-4, .733; Jay, , Cincinnati, 10-8, ressed. son because of a knee operation. Carter’s Chevrolet . ..6 2 .750 get Masted by a cre**-ej<4|d deer tain. N.Y.’ a fine guard which Includes stroke lead into the final 18 holes Little Joe’s .750 pro. BlU Kay, W olf Dietrich. Jim seventh'with an eight-run explo­ mus as Cardinal manager In July. .704; McDaniel, Sbr' LOuls, 10-6, "Knees are always tricky,” Irish Northwestem^s Injury list hit the ..6 2 hunter. Herrs the solntio^.. Bay McKeever said he had hoped to sion after they had tied it on Jim of the Massachusetts Open golf The Cards clinched it in the sixth NATIONAL LEAGUE Nassiff Arms ...... 4 4 ..500 Two strokes behind Kuna among BRITISH-AMERICAN CLUB have the Broncos in Boston to help Brewster and Norm Chimenti. .625. Coach Joe Kuharieh said atHhe dozen mark when soph tackle Lou Paglii(roni’s sixth inning homer. tourney today, with 16 other play­ against Lew Burdette (16-10) when F. Alou, Giants (l7) Strikeouts—Koufax, Los Angeles, Dineff injured his right knee. Nelco T o o l...... , 4 4 .500 the amateurs was Stan Staszowski Dart League will get underway promote the game. The loss of what may have time. "There’s always that doubt of Green Woods, with a tWo-under- Friday night at the clubhouse. Ail Chuck Schilling opened the sev­ ers still within shooting distance Ken Boyer and Stan Musial, both 3- Walls 2, PhllUes (7) 229; WUllams, Los Angeles, 174; about how much extra pimishment Other ailing first stringers include Dugan’s Bakery . . . . .2 6 .250 been the three best tackles in enth by reaching base on an error. of the champioiubip. for-4, singled and scored on Carl C. Smith, FhllUes (lO) Fleet L u b e ...... 2 6 .250- par 36-35—70. In third place was planning to play are urged to sign 0OWLING the league^Mlke Pyle, Jim Drysdale, Los Angeles. 165; they can stand.” quarterback Fred Quinn, guard Moved to second when Gary Geiger The slender, 30-year-old pro Sawatski's pinch-hit single after a Fairly, Dodgers (9) O’Toole, Cincinnati, 165; Blahaf- B m Petkus, fullback Paul Flatley Barlow T. V...... 2 6 .250 host pro Cichon with an even par up, SECOMMENDZD LEAGUES King and John Kickham, real­ IVell, -it's another season and 37-38—72 which also"' included' a beat out a bunt and scoped the from Pleasant Valley Country walk loaded the bases. Windhorn, Dodgers (I) fey, Philadelphte„ 151. Kuharieh may be thumbing back and lAckle Bud Melvin. The National Football League Man. Sand ...... 2 6 .250 \l ly hurts. Most likely candi­ clincher for rookie Don Schwall Players Association last year Don W illis...... 2 6 .2.50 penalty (Zfroke, ^ BILL PAGANI reports one more GYM SHOP TEAM fM CES dates now are Sherm Cochran Club used good approach shots to (15-4) on Carl YaBtrzemski’s sin­ forge a par 70 In yesterday’s first named Joe Schmidt of the Detroit Jack’s Coffee...... 0 8 .000 team is needed to, complete the and Bill McCormick. I.ea4ers . ' Lv 'I SHffiTS— BAU5^_ gle. Marty Kutyna (6-8) lost it. day play of the 36-hole tourney. Lions the most valuable defensive Burnside Auto .... .0 8 .000 West Side Rec Bowling League- An Lets just say that we at • • • man in the National Football Nichols Tire ...... 0 8 .000 PrefMilsSali eight-team circuit is planned with ..StMW.e.ttJI*' Yale look for a truly interest­ One stroke back were Tom Ed Kuna \ S2-36—fit SHOES TWINS-ANOELS — The Twins Carry Back Takes to Grass, League. Stan Staazo-a'tki ^ p-3^7# action every Monday and Tuesday San Francisco — Sixto Rod­ ing race for the 1961 Ivy scored four In the eighth to beat Mahan Jr., of United Shoe, Sam Games of 200 and Triple 550 .Wally Cicbofi 37-35—72 night. Any team interested' may ACCeSSO M ES rigues, 178, San Leandro, Calif., cliampi'onship. the Angels and rookie Dean Videtta of Colonial, and 19-yeaf- Two Players, Pinson, Robinson, Trophy does, those with racks, Frank Ferragno 220-203-697, Harry ffettelbladt .36-37-73 contact Pagani. .eStOktssssSk'* outpmiited , Carl (Bobo) Olson, old Jim OBey, an amateur from Del Kinney 37-3S—75 Chance, making his pitching debut Big Thi^eat in U. N. Handicap are scarce commodities. One fe- Paul Dennison 206-560, Rich Mer­ John McftOldriclc .17-3»—75 NASSHPF ARMS CO. 178, San Francisco, 10. in the majors. Earl Battey's single Wachusett. msle in about 3,000 is the rate of ritt 226-.560, John Runge 204-20.3- Bob Bodinston 3S-4(V—76 BOWLING GREEN East Hart­ Miami, Fla. — Vince Bonomo, drove In Billy Martin with the ly ­ Defending Champion Bill Ezin- occurrence according to Pennsyl­ 558i Tony Guraltls 209-558. Dick Alan Macintosh 4<>-36—76 ford Women's League needs both 148, New Orleans, and A1 Taylor, Ickl of Hlllview Ckjuntry Club was Willi- Hiint-r • 40-37—77 .eSHiii... $13l> "HOUSE OF SFORTS" ing run off Chance before Joe Alto- Take Makeshift Reds a Long Way New York, Sapt. 12 (iP) — "I kept telling everyone this vania authorities. Gworek 201-556, Enso Povan 206, K-n (rl-nvill- 40-37- 77 teaifis and bowlers. Anyone inter­ M l MAIN ST. — MI 9-1647 152, Nassau, Drew, 8. belli’s plnch-hlt homer with two on tied with six others at 72, while Carry back, the potential 3- colt will come around again Ron Hampson 204. ested may contact the Bowling six more were three stroftces off Pro-Ana(ear .Grata against reliever Tom Morgan won year-old champion owned by and be himself,” 'said Jock Best 18 holes ever scored in the Kuna-Frank Granato ___ Green or phone Mrs. John (Doro- it for CamllO Pascual (13-15), the pace. Mrs. Jack Price of Miami, has Price, who trains the colt for National Open by an amateur "was FEMMES fi FELLAS Kuna-Joe Granato 67*thv)“ i Kershaw. siBast..... $1jS9 New York (NE-A)— Thef bis wife. "Somp said he’d never tbe 65 shot by Jim McHale in the Kuna-Ray. 8rus.iel 67' ----- ^— , never raced over a grass Leading ladies were Fio Kloter Nettelbladml^n Matezak Reds probably, are the oddest course, but If his workout race again after the Belmont third round at the St. Louis Coun­ 116-116. ^ n n e Irish 122. Fran Marintnah-Ronnte Mattaon 66 MORNING GLORY Bowling assortment of ball players form is any indication the when he hurt his ankle.” try CJlub in 1947. Crandall T19, Helen McCann 118'. Staezowskl-Dlck Bire- Sta.iznwekl-Walt»r Shroeder League starts Wednesday morning s.SapiMrltrt^, I9e ttS Rifle Club Training Program ever to make a serious run for colt will be tough to beat in Carr,v ^ c k is nearing the Mrs. Kloter also had a 94 for high Cichon-Tom Wolff (!) at 9 o'clock at the Bowling Green. FALLOUT > a major league pennant in the $100,000 United .Nations |600,0()0 mark in 1961 earn­ Umpire Ed Runge of the Ameri­ withbut a mark. Staazowakl-Bob McCarthy 70 Green Women's Doubles opens Handicap Saturday at . Atlan­ ings and is the top money 'win- can League served with the Cana­ Men’s top shooters • were Ra.y Hunter-Jobn I.ove ' ’ i]'- Wednesday night at 7 aUth* saiue other than a war year. ,ner of the year. TTie UN win­ dian Navy on North Atlantic con? Bean; 1150-374, Don Carpenter 140- .Glcnvllle-Barry Hannon - Schedutedfor Newest Members style and all-round talent tall tic City. Kettelhladt-Joe Brinnii 70! lanes. And a Men’s LeaguS at the Save Two W aj* SHELTERS The little, rugged son of ner will collect a cool $60;- voy duty during World War II. 372, John Morton 353, Norm Klo­ Bodinetnn-Rlchard Mahoney . 71 Bow'ling Green opens Mondayi; I la event of emergencj'i few off abruptly after the magnifi­ Saggy-Joppy who won the 000, with no entry, nomina­ ter 139. Glenville-Fred Meurant ‘ night at 7. ' , ^ Green Stamp* areas If -any, are as good as cent Vada Pinson and Frank tion or starting fees. Joe Grzenda, a pitcher for the Officers for the year are Norm H. Nettelbladt-Tom Kettelhladt Under the direction ot 8teve:»thelr membership application form Roblnson,o who have taken Ihe PARKADE mDUSIHlAL Kentucky Derby, Preakness, etchon-b. Scanlon I prepared shelters. They are Late word from Hawthorne Detroit Tigers, is a ^sbball od­ and Flo Kloter. president;-Don and JANE PASTEL won the recent necessary Insurance. Pre- Hendrickson, chief Instructor, the so it is Imperative that a parent makeshift Cincinnati club a long Standings Flamingo and Florida Derby Pro-Amatear Net Manchester Rifle Club is Initiat­ or guardian accompany the boy or with late, patented and pulse was that Jacnot Stable’s dity. He bats rigHt^-'and throws Maude Carpenter, secfetaiy; Andy Staazowaki-BIrse 661 Rec Department Tennis Touma-’ nre yours now. . way. W. L.- P et left. and Betty Lamoureaux, treasurer, Staazowaki-Shroeder ing an official NRA Basic Rifle girl in order to avoid delay in com­ pounding charges, is expected Oink scratched from Satur­ Vic Svenbers-Hadden og ment which climaxed the lessons NASSIFF ARMS CO. In Philadelphia the other- week­ Naasiff Arnria...... 0 1.000 day’s Chicago Handicap, will and John and VI Morton, pub-, Glenvllle-Heurant eg by Val Yaworsky. Mrs. Pastel de- Marksmanship Training Ckfurse pleting the registration. end, I was amazed to see now to m'eet 12 rivals in the In- “THE HOUSE OP SPORTS” LEON CKSZYNSKI for all new sub-junior (ages. 11 Aceto. A Sylvester 0 .1.000 arrive tomorrow for his Unit­ Alvin McBsiin, rookie pitcher licity. Nettelhladf-Mafczak 56 feated Adele Katkauskaa,. 7-6, 6-4, Bruce Anderson, c^ub president, much the Redlegs looked like the Allied Printing vltaUonal United Nations. Macinloeh-Mattaon 991 MAIN STREET—MI 9.1647 and 12) and junior (ages 14 announced that the regular shoot­ O^LOOO ed Nations engagement. Oink with the Kttsburgh Pirates, is a Rogera-Shroeder 6-2, Martin Rhodes Sr. won' the I lu ik k r — Ml T^291 Phillies. If it hadn’t been for the Imperial Steak ...... 4 0 1.000 This unique race is at a mile • ELKS through 17) members who join for ing Season will start Nov. 7. Last and three-sixteenths on the carries,119 pounds, along with- native qf "St. Thomas in the 'Virgin men’s -play defeating Frank Kat- difference In uniforms It would John's Barbers , 4 0 1.000 Harmonising. Island: He is 23. Standings kauskae, 6-1, 6-2. the 1961-1962 season. season the club expanded its range have been difficult to distinguish infield grass course, and Car­ The course will run tor four facilities to eight ports. This has Case Bros. No; 1 ...... 8 1 .750 In sporting dog terminology between the National League lead­ Dlckensott’s ...... 3 ry Back tangles with older weeks with sessions twice a week, greatly Increased the -amount of 1 .760 Deci’s ...... ‘blinker” is a disparaging term JOHN KAItSZEs'scored a hole-i ers and the club that lost ^3 in -a Nu-Way' ...... 2 2 AOO horses for the first time in a Aceto * Son’s ...... used to denote a dog that points in-one recently on the 17th hole at' starting Monday Oct. 2- Comple­ shooting the iftembers can do and major race. He Will pack. 123 tion of the course will enable new row for an all-time modern record. Cupid D ia p e r...... 2 2 .500 Fred's ______.2 game, and leave's it before the the East Hartford Golf Club. He;, has made it possible to schedule a TTie Reds are somewhat re­ pounds, two over the scale fdr shooters to participate directly in senior program without curtailing Nelco Tool ...... 1 3 .250 Capitol Equip...... 1 flush; finds game and leaves it was -plasdng in a Pratt A Whitney: the competitive shooting ptog;ram mindful of Uie old, old Phillies of Man. Auto Parts .... 1 3 .250 horses of his age. Patton Builders ...... 1 without pointing; or points game Aircraft T(>urnament qualifying the junior program. Chuck Klein’s heyday who belted Louis WOlfson’s French- Putnam A Co...... ;..0 generally restricted fo the ex­ Hendrickson announced the fol­ Joe’s Bcu-bers ...... 0 4 .000 and leaves it upon the approach ropnd with Jlhi.i Duncan; Herb perience shooters-. The course the brains out of pitcheris at old Slavin A Co...... 0 4 .000 b r^ Wolfram,' leading con- of his handler. Schornewolf and Win Johnson. lowing corps of qualified instruc- Baker Bowl. Pinson, Robinson, ten d er for .the 1961 g r y s Sweeping all three points from schedule call^ for three, two -tors-^or th e -1961-1962 season: Case Bros. No. 2 .... n 4__ .000,. hour lectures on succeeding M on-' Iona Mfg. Co. 4 .000. course title, is the high Pufnam^'utiTam A C o . D ecT ^ D rive ln Morton Handler, Robert Potterton, and Gene Freese gave the Rhine­ weight With 127 pounds. Wolf­ took over undisputed possession of days with a final examination on Evert Carlson, Bruce Anderson, Eohemian Club 4 .000 Oct. 24. In addition, four, two landers considerable In the way' ram has won six major grass first place in the standings on the John Korean, Albert Sheffield, La- of. an attack, but overall the de­ races this year. Another top. opening night of the season. hour sessions will be held on the 'Verne Ecklund, Richard Ellington, Leading shooters ‘were Mao BULLETIN! range on Tuesday, Wednesday,' fense is atrocious behind rather Segar 209-566, Ray Bolduc 220- challenger will be C. V. Whit­ Best shooters were Chris Dtcl Wallace Grube, -Eger Rose, Joseph accomplished pitching. Thursday and Friday of the weeks I. 566, Babe Barnard 216-068, Bob ney’s Tompion,- who carries ,140-384. Nap Pitcher 858,' Ted Ko­ Rzewvskl, Clifford Schaefer, Stqn- walski 136-387. on-Oct. 2, 9, 16 Sind, 23. Unknown Catchers Richardson 211, Joe Banning 210- 117 pounds, after winning the The subjects covered will be as ly Pra|t, Delmar J. Hannan, Jack And when did. you ever' hear Caldwell and R ob ert Bodman. 552, Dick JertWns 206, Dick Aqueduct Handicap a week MUFFLERS follows: of a big league club beaded for Gary Harrison, a 1959 ju n ior Bragge 203, John Dunyak 201, ago at Belmont Park. Doug Sanders, represSnting.Ojai.. 1, Dlscusslpn of guns and am­ a flag with catchers hardly knpwn Terry Aitken 201, Bnso Pa van Johnny Sellers, the nation’s Calif., on the pro golf tour; has ow aeia « f aatombbllss using munition. " member is registered as an ap­ outside of their own neighbor­ been close to the PGA champion­ l prentice Instructor. . 550, Paul Eliason 564. leading jockey, woe aboard 2. Safety and range discipline. hoods? Johnny Edwards, a olg Carry-"Bapk for hiS final seri­ ship Jn his three appearances. In [iLTtaia ifred report at once 8. Aiming and sight picture. handsome kid not far ' removed ous drill. Carry Back had tho 1959. he tied for second, in 1960 he from "Ohio State but a. Southern r ie the Bartford Oeoeral Tire, 4. Principles of good position. INIBR-CHUBCH TENPIN early birds gawking as he tied for third and this .vear finished 6.' Use of sUng. . Association AU-Star last season, FRANK ROBINSON Standings canie within 1 1-6 seconds of third. He lost the three events by ciOTently seems to have the call. • "-4 YANKEE Oeater B t, Maacheater, 6. Prone poslrion. Atlantic City's track record a total of six shots. Cardenas, previously considered W. L. PcL 7. Sitting position. Jerry Zimmernum was so frus­ St. Bridget’s No. 1 ,. for a mile and’ one eighth. He r fimaeadeas aavings on 8. Kneeling position. trated in the Pacific Coast League little more than an AlNAmerica ...8 0 1.000 So. Meth. No. 2 ...., ...6 2 .760 clipped the‘ route in 1:49 2-6 Greentree Stable of Mr*. Charles 9. Standing position. that he tried batting lefthanded out,.pick€d up the club In the field with a . sensational move. S. Payson and John Hay Whitney lA ltaU ' ailsat g itp , white In Fine W h iske y... Neva and at-bat when the plugging Kas- St. James No. 1 ..,, ..:6 2 .750 10. Osre of guns and ammimi- Pitching—lArry Jackson, Car­ and .was sold from one outfit to Baptist No. 2 ...... Brooloheade Stable’s going and the Maine Chance ^ r m owm- tlon. dinals, beat Milwaukee 4-1 with another for 6,000. The Reds re­ ko tailed off. ...6 2 .760 BASEBALL 9Me type than. BreatarVelM Second Congo No. 1 . ...6 2 away set the course record of ed by Mrs. Elisabeth A, Graham FREE INSTALLATION 11. 4)oaUflcatton firing prone po­ six-hitter for fifth victory in a row cently purchased Darrell Johnson, Coleman Is as unorthodox ■ at .760 Second Congo No. 4 , ...6 2 .750 1:46 8-6 in winning the 1960 have each won the Pimlico Fu­ I f H i n i a M i w d i J d pka tax FLEISCHMANN’S than aMr sition. and 10th In 11 deolslona since who at 33 has been all over the first base as he is at the plate, es- Second Congo No. 2 . Pageant Handicap. turity three time*. Johnny Keane took over as St. place, from the Phillies as some­ ...4 4 .500 Guaranteed Aa I^ng As anger ■elf defence. 6 .250 tacting tbs club treasurer, ,Alcx« games et lea^e-leadlng Eddie Kesko, heretofore considered Second Congo No. S ...0 8 .000 flniaJi wkera ha 'won by a nose American League. Umpire Ed ander Penny o f 385 Burnham St., nothing much more than an ade­ Pinson add Robliumn ore real big right on ^ e wire, Cany Back Runge sty* be woulii rather worlr HARTFORD BENeRilL TIRE CO. HaAR AU YA N m MOHT • a i m ! before regtatratlon day for new quate utility man, and Leonardo Ai. ball players, however, and the S^eduled match between South captured the Jeronw Handi­ ALL ASHOREx-Cowboy Sterling Bowens and a riraunia the second gamea of double head­ pitching Hae bemn.excellent. 155 CENTER ^E E T -xM I 9-2828 rnembem. Stolen Bases-■WUIo, Lm An- fonso Cardenas, a 22-year-old Cu­ :9chodlet and Temple Beth Sho- cap Sept. 2 at Belmont Park. •bull part company in the BurweU, Neb., rodeo. The toro ers- behind the plate rather than HOME AWAY—MAI. Ilia •LINOID WHIBKiV * M PHOOW • 9BX aSAIN NIUtRAL BSmirS PkNalo Mwft aifB gelee, Sit Pinson, Cincinnati, Sl| ban, are shortkons. The second Andi as Bari Lawson, the crack 1am wiM postponed. Before his comeback, he -don ths mask for the first game. ia from the Eira Beulter and son stHng out of Elk City, OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT TO t . ,,tHa PtiiioHUANN piarauNQ oonponaTioN, new youk oitv The club rulee require that all Kohineon, Ctnelnnatt and Aaron, baseman are the tUsappoihtlngDon aneinnatiCbielnnati baseball writer,m iter, re- Leading k e g le rsr s w en ’^Iks eraedeetf AUantlo City's six ‘;i don't get eo tired that way," Junior mambin hatre tbeir par­ BfOwMikee, 86; Maya, Fran- Blaslnfame and Blio Chacon, a marked, the Reds havs won in spits Bhoadas 206—565. John Chiudl iBgtwoikout OklK.- ■ ' Mye Rungs. ent’s «r ffoardlufi figiiatura on elaee, 19. Veneguelan. ot thHnselves. . '215—568, Urals Boott 201.- A

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, IM l y - ' MANCHESTER EVBNINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1961 PAOS n m c N Aatmaobilhh for SaIc 4 THRRE OUGHTA BE A.LAW *6Y PAGALY and SHORTEN talmmtn Waatbd lt»A ArCleiHl nw Sal* 43 HoRsshoM ISioods 31 72 Hanses for Sills 1S67 FORD con ruble, todio and EVENDfa OR port-Uma aalas lOtoVT DpTTtoadar and Dams Room Withont Boftrd 89 HuomS For Salt 79 Honaw for Salt 72 Hbnaea For Salt 72 taaater muat ba /aeen to appraci- for tractor. Trailer. Small com- RockvUle-Venton raoantativa fbr fund ralolng « « • lOR t ^ --Mahogany finish EXCBPTIONAtliT nice large raorn SEVEN ROOM Capa—«a bus Una, BOLTON—Ranch 4 rootne. Large GLASTONBURY — Ckiatom buUt HOXIES FOR sale, $8,700 and up. ato. oHglnal lar. Call batWMn ^GrtltlONDUjLimi INnnoA OtCORAltR'DAig ^ ttoPUL OFM* OWN dUNdDHO* ohandiat supplisr. Oommlsaions, preaoor. Larga 'haatar. PI YTSU. IN oouir "fwgo#(rour?oogr DHoao. ‘**f^**®*j bench, dresser, next to b a th ,^ v a te entranoe. In­ larga (amlJy lOom, mtodatn ktteb- living room with fitoplace. Breeze- ranch, 8% rooms on lot 100x816, Contact owner betwOen 8;M and 6 • and • p.in, tA75t.' Tuaaday AFTIH WI M T9 "WOOUeH UNaUTT4»iN4 C O M OF no cold canvaaalng. Car asaanttal. miiror, 4 post double bad, Beauty- quire at 21 Church St. thru. Friday. MHI NO IT8M:rriM: xasam v ivarTusr UNauTTWcoUNCLLirman loot: lA O u ;* • ‘Ht.Ci.fNT* k o m ; co r i* ifrttLw irKT? an, dtotog room, S or 4 badiooms, way, s-bar gerage, bsaemant, oil Uviiig rooto with picture window p.m,. Alfred D; Heckler. PI 2-661$,. Rs|Sy Bodt C, Harold. rest .mattrassj^bbx nring. Reaaon- baaameht finished In k n o ^ pine, host, nice shaded lot. Asking overlooking 18 hole golf course, S . m 9-7400. garage, wooded lot, clooe to 911,200. Qaaton Realty, Tit, 83, bedrooms, full basement with Council Names Joslin . m i FORD ta^door with IMT IF m TO OKOMTf IN OHiVm., MANiNTTlfU HONCXLOOkAT’Wff . ic r c e w i HAMAIN* ADVERTISING Chevrolet motor. «>od rimnliw t(OOUm ANO M COCO TMTC < Rooms With Board 59*A ■eboola aad Aom tog. $16,900, PMl- yemon. Offics TR 6-8685. Resident recreation room.' Patio. Oarage. DIRECT FROM owner — $ rooiA arc Psieti-UF DAMFIN 1 fiOTiMH/ JItOfCANVCUIMAAINt Help OfTNBR MOVmo-Uvlng room ranch, $12,900. Cali Xa 9-7119. boodlUon. Ml 4-8785 after s; youLL 1D THDOa/Qur AIL ^lOUMf STBRO T U N E R - “ MadUmi-Flal^. set, dining room set, Ubies, brick Agency, i f i 94494, ' XCt 9-6731. All this and more too! Madsline »#«NI OIO.OYW-- A W ^ I THBOWINS ' Male or Fenale 47 TO6RD AND room for retlrad S«- Smith, Reator, XO 9-1642. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS -’WC MKltNt rUFF AND /W » COWhUIONC* iRNA/p«cn.M6 tog, 880” AM-FM.'JMeantly align­ drosses, pajamas, skirts, work- tlaman, quiat homo to country, m e RANCH—A fine 5 room ranch atyle City, Town CD Liaison FCOtt 9CaFTeH.'Wf VpjTrr BAiX TOTWi HCFi; CMiNCCe WOfKD WANTED—Full-time man or wom­ ed. “ Sharwood” model 8-1080-66 man overalls. Xg 9-9468. floor, love and kindness. Reason- 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. im 4 Ca d il l a c club coupe, tiiw. MM9 WNAcry? watt amplifier. Quantity of mon- home with attached garage la now MANCHES’TER— 114,900 ^ UNcmniiin IS an, one part-time for Cigar De­ able, Write Box W. Herald. PROSPECT OR avallabla to an excellent suburban Oarke Motor Salea. Ml » . » 12. orai recordings classical, end MAYTAG WRINGER washer, 6 room ranch, plaster walla, con­ Propoaala to study fallout shel-dcourse eome under City partment. Arthur Drug, 942 Main. square oolld aluminum tub, Ukt area. A tew of the featurea of this Apply to Mr. lAipacchino^______■eml-classlcar Units like new. In- veniently located. Assume 4%% ter regulations lead last night to Inspector Roland P. Uoltor'a COPY CLOSING TIME VOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. etalling new multiplex faollltiea. new, $ « . MI 8-8574. • SUSPECT? deairable home are’ S bedrootoe, appointment of Rockville’s first MONDAY Ikni rmiDAV lt4» AJA.-«ATCRDAr • AJM. Apartmenta— Flat*— fireplace. Ishfe kitchen wtth built-' mortgage or minimum down — all isdletieh, Flaherty m M. If ths Auto DriTinr School 7-A EARN $800 to >9600 in eommiieicm D. F. Rawlings, 61 Jarvis Road. Do you want to "SELL’; your 67 OLCOTT types of mortgegss avallabis. liaison officer to work with Vernon countil wants to adopt BMOsursi RUOg — Never used, 9x12, $25; Tenomenta 33 property,, or do you want to con in oven hi)d- range, aluminum Civil Defense Chief Edmund F. before 'Chrietmas In your spare 9x15, 385 ; 9x12 pad, $8t GUB. atorm WtoddWA and aeraen*, built- relating to shelter construction, PREPARE" FOR driver’a teat. time. Stanley Home Prbducte now ductdl a slghtseetoitog tour through I>wyer. \ • PLEASE READ YOUR AD A^ea 18 to 80: Driyini and claaa FOUR FEET by 4 feet, uUUty bund­ vacuum, $30. BU 9-6955. in fire alarm, ipl}t rail fence. It la J^WRENCE F. FIANO he said, it should. tralijtor demonstrators. Car neces­ ROOM DUPLEX, adults only our homeleT If it’s the latter, you located on a itoaetoua 100x200’ lot. DRIVE Eugene A. Joelin, city pht^lic •r *^aat A6182. priced at $20,500. For additional on property which is being con­ of the public hearing and other poeltion wanted. Must provide liv­ NATIONAL infoimation or appointment con- .4 YEARS OLD BELFIORE AGENCY sidered for zone change. ing quarters. Write Box B. Herald r e a s o n a b l e — Norge electric 4% ROOMS, heat and hot water, WALKEiR STREET—8 room Cape, pertinent intormation. A M-HOVR WANT AD ANSWERINB Motorcycle»—Bicycles 11 Office. 1x8” N-O Sheathing (O.OOO- ! tact McCarthy Hhiterprises, Inc., •Alderman Gordon A. Denson, stove; compact coal stove; fire garage, second floor, central loca­ screened porch, fireplace, 1-car xn 9-5391. J ^ n V. Panclera, Xn Conaislttog of 3 large bedrooms, MI 8-5121 who offered the proposals, said In other action last night; the 1956 TRIUMPH T 120 motorcycle. Roofing— Siding > 16 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Female 33 ------M. place' equipment; 8 healthy black tion. Older couple preferred, x a garage, shaded lot, $16,000. Phil 9-1898. living room, dining room and kitch­ council: UCENSED WOMAN wiU take cars en buUt-ins, 114 baths, fireplace, a t t e n t io n BUILDER*—800 ft! Hartford haa just adopted the sign­ Muat aell. Call Ml 9-5746 or call at Flush Doors fronrSa.OO Ea. kittens—free. XO 9-6606. 9-4068. brick-Agency, XO 0-8464. board policy and it appears a good 1. Agreed that an annual re­ SEDVIGE niEE TO HERALD READERS 44 Gardner Street after 5:30. COUGHLIN ROOFING Op. - All DEMONSTRATORS and managers EXPERIENCED person for ac­ of children daye In her homo. Coll Disappearing Stairway^ 838.95 Ea. TWO FAXOLIES—Stop the search hot water oil heat, plastered walls, frontage, B Zone, 6 room eiq>e, types of roofs and roof repairing, MI 84)763. ideal for cNildren. Priced at idea. ^ port from the Rockville Redevel­ needed in this area for new sensa­ counts receivable, credit, ‘ and Dutch Doors / $21.95 Ea. RENT A tape tecorder ag low as t h r e e ROOM cold flat, automatic BUSINESS ZONE—S room home to and call Ray Blanco in our office. full insulation, beautiful enclosed opment Agency be read to the fTant tafemaUMi ea ooe o f oar cbieaHled adverttaeBteatsT No specialising in Twenty Year Bond-, tional jewelry party plan. No In­ $16,000. West Side Realty, Xa He also recommended, irreater colIecUon work for Main Street Brass Tubplsr 60c daily. Marlow’g, 867 Main. hot.weter. 54 Birch St., second excellent condition off East Center He has the complete data on prac­ porch, patio, combination windows council at its next regular meet­ anawer at the telepheae UatedT Sbnply call Um| MAN'S BICYCLE 28" good condi- ed Roofs. Call MI 8:7707. vestment, no collecting, no deliv­ ■tons. 6-day, 40-hour week. Apply SEOHE'l'ARY—Capable and "exper­ From $1.70 Ea. Call Xn 9-0231. floor. XU 9-8590 Street. Good location for doctor, and doors, amesite drive, -city 9-5315. participation in, or a'wareness of, ienced, now employed, would like tically every multiple family home CD programs and practices. ing. Uon. Gall MI S-4280. ering. Highest commission to deal­ in person Keith, Keith Furniture Knotty Pine Pimeling 9 ft. hairdresser, etc. $25,000 For fur­ in town, at present he knows of water and sewerage, excellent con MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE er and manager. All inquiries con­ Company. to become located to Mancheater. 19e 8q. Ft. FOR SALE—8-plece living room FOUR ROOM ■ duplex, oil burner, ther Information call the Philbrick dition throughout. Near Main St, ■VERNON—Ranch, 514 rooms, at­ The creation of Joslin's position 2. Learned that $774,66 was MI 9-9179. better than 14 two families. T. J. tached garage, $ bedrooms. Large collected from/'parking meters Roofing and Chimneva 16*A fidential. Marion Kibbe Fashion 8d A immon Nalls 98.95 Keg. set—sofabed and two chairs, close to center and bus, adults, Agency, MI 9-8464, Crockett, Realtors, MI 3-1577. and schools. Priced to sell, ' came about after Mayor Leo B, Ml 94500 Business Services Offered 1!t S^w s, Avon. Conn. OR 3-8485, or EXPERIENCED salesgirls wanted Coihl Doors From $15;96 Ea. piece dining room set, round $75. Tel. xn 3-7379. modem kitchen with dining area. Flaherty Jr. said the city cannot during August, that $131 was col­ ROOFING— Specla'Jzing repairing OR 3-9829, 7-9 p.m. in Manchester’s moat popular table, 6 chairs,' buffet and china; BRICK HOXIE:—6 large rooms, WADDELL SCHOOL AREA — Basement, oil heat, warm air! establish its own CD organization lected from parking tickets and and leave yoar oteaeageu Yeu’B hear fitm oar advortleer hi Jig Dogs— Bird*—Pats 4f 3x8 to 2x10 Truckloads CHARLES LESPERANCE CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ fabric retail outlet. Full and part- From N* Per M. 27 wooden storm windows and full FOUR ROOM apartment, second full baths, 2-car garage, excellent Six room Cape, near schools Large landscaped lot. Aluminum but must work under the town CD. that city police handled 164 com­ ttaae withoat opeodhiK aO eveotaig at tho telephone. floor. Heat and hot water furnish­ MI 9-7620 Reasonable rates. Call PI 2-7558 ter work, chiiimeys cleaned, re­ time help needed. Apply manager AKC sheltle puppies and CeUlng^Tile 10c Ft. screen^; 2 - wooden combination condition Between one and two and shopping center, resscmably combinations. Very cloee to Btatutea Do Not Provide plaints and made 22 arrests. between 1:30-4:30 or any time paired. Aluminum siding. 30 CONNECTICUT licensed nurse, any Pilgrim Mills. Hartford RDad. Birdi Paneling 4x8. storm doors All reasonable for ed. Chestnut St., Adults. $85. xn acres of land. Fruit trees. High priced. Financing arranged. 5-5 DUPLEX on Weat Side. S bed school, bus, shopping. Built for the Some aldermen wondered why 3. Heard Police Commission years’ experience. Free estimates. dogs, poodles, schnauzer; 26c Ft. 8-7379. Saturday or Sunday. shift, private hoapital ’TR 5-9121. Open daily noon to 9. Sat. 10 to 8. Great, Dane, 2-year-old Male, quick sale. Call XU 9-8595 aft^r 5. elevation. Six miles from Man Charles Ponticclli Agency, Xn rooms, 2 heating systems, large woman with the man tn mind — the city did not have its own or­ Chairman Thomas J. McCusker Call Howley, Ml 3-5381, MI 3-0763. CASH 'N CARRY cheater. Philbrick Agency. XO 9-9641, x a 9-8109. owner leaving for Florida. Asking AMESITE DRIVEWAYS constnict- brindie. Reasonable. petacree f i v e ROOM apartment In Rock­ lot, excellent investment opportun. ganization, but learned that say that Patrolman Robert Mc­ Lost and Fomid Automobiles for Site 4 DEMONSTRATE TOYS COXIBINATION gas and oil range, 9-8464 Ity for only $18,900. Beechler. $15,800. Call Gaston Realty, Rt; statutes do not provide tor it. er—resurfaced—sealed. Superior Kennel. PI 2-7800. SEE OUR Dis p l a y o n e x o t ic ville, first floor, heat, water ?ur- Namara has been granted a two-, WOMAN, experienced, housework, automatic electric pump, 'MI Smith, Realtors, Xn 9-8952, ' Xn 83, Vernon. Office TR 5-85M. Real- However, construction of fall­ LOST—Man’a gold Timex wriat- 1957 GREEN MGA roadster, recent­ Pavers. MI 3-6515. Heating and Plambing 17 Work August until December, ex- 1-2 day, weekly. MI 9-2148. WALL PANELING 9-0884 after 7 p,m. nlshed. Children accepted. $115 BOLTON—Immaculate six room dent x a 9-5731. month leave of absence for per­ monthly. XH 9-5833 GOLDEN HOMES 3-6969. out shelters in the city would of sonal reasons. watch, vidnlty hoapital and HoUia- ly overhauled engine, good rub-' cellent commission, no investment, Arttclcs Ssle 45 Nobody, But Nobody, UndeteeUa ranch in th choice Bayberry Sec- ter Street. Call MI 9-8595. her. wire wheela. tonneau cover, LAWN MOWERS sharpened and PLUMBING AND heating — re­ car and telephone necessary, larg­ CLERK NaUonal BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN tlon. Large lots, artesian water, 607 WOODBRIDGE ST.—Ranch —2 $18,900 —IXIMACULATE 7 room repaired sales and service, pick modeling installations, repairs. est party plan in the country TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING! fireplace. Top value at only Colonial, wall-wall carpet. St. radio, heater. Call Ml 9-6084 after TV A N T E N I^ , tubes, parts and FOUR ROOM duplex, adults only, MANCHESTER large bedrooms, bath, large living senior citizens’ club. A bus load of LOST—Brown chihuahua, female, 5 p.m. up and delivary. Complete line of All work guaranteed, 25 years ex­ “ SANTA’S PARTIES” ORchard Office experience not required. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. 1, 2. Or 8 TEARS TO PAT! $14,200—far below the cost. T, J. room, dining room, combination James Parish, Carlton W. Hutch­ Weat Side vicinity. Finder pleaae Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, accessoriea-aale to. our famous ” Do Call xn 9-7945 between 5 and 8. . members has gone to see a base­ perience. 24-hour service. Call 3-3207 .ORchard 8-3455, or ORchard Interesting and varied work. Good it yoursiw department. Receiving . 881 STATE STREET "SUPER DELUXE” Crockett, Realtors, xn 8-1577. 5 room Capecranch, modem den, kitchen and enclosed porch. ins, MI 9-5132. M o r e J o b s ball game at Fenway Park one* call MI 9-9050. Reward. garden and lawn supplies. L A M Earl VanCamp. MI 9-4749. 3-9829. AVon. Conn. wages. Pleasant working condi­ NORTH HA'VEN. CONN, 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE kitchen with formica and built-in tubes/40% off. AST picture tubee, MODERN FOUR room apartment, 126 NORTH ELM ST.—7 room Co­ Breezeway and garage. Situated VERNON—Large ranch In Vernon's each summer the last two years. 1958 FORD. CLEAN. 8300. Call Equipment Corporation. Routs 83. tions, Excellent benefit program. mqet ” 21” else, $21.95, and up. In- CHestnut 8-2147 ALL 100% GUARANTEED cabinets, garage with amesite On 100 foot lot with many trees FOUND—Part Shepherd, part Col­ Ml 9-1050. Vernon, Conn. TR 5-7609. SEWING MACHINE operators 8 Vernon, heat and hot water fur­ lonial, 1% baths, den, 24 foot liv­ best ares. Garage, fireplace, The seven members of the recre­ Apply r antennas from 89c and, up. ONLY $483 nished. Call TR 5-5818. drive, extra lot included, just re. and shrubs. Priced under $16,000 ation commission will select a new lie, male, black and light tan. Call Radio-TV Repair a.m.-4:30 p.m., experience pre­ $18.18 Delivers ing and master bedroom, 12x14 duced to $11,900. storms, nice grounds. Tongren Foreseen by Lee Fraeehia, Doe Warden, MI COSMA APPLIANCE Servlco—Re­ Outdoor antennae from $1.99 . and screened porch, aluminum siding, Adjoining 120 foot lot available. Agency, Xa 3-6321. chairman at the next meeting. Services 18 ferred. Apply Kaklar Toy Com­ FIRST NATIONAL STORES, up. Chimney mounts only 99c. $18.18 Month Tel. x a 3-6685. 8-8594. 1954 HUDSON 4-door.. gray, 8125. pairs all makes refrigerators, pany, 60 lOIliard St. Di*nond»—'fSAtcliw— — YOU GET — l-car garage, G.E. hot water heat, 6 room older Cape, 3 l^drooms freeaars, washing marhtnea, dry- INC. InHF wire 2c a foot. Also, used FOUR ROOM tenement 50 Foster PRIVACY PLUS In this two bed­ Cal] after 8. MI 34)923. y Jewelry 4S le-PIECE BEDROOM double lot. 414% mortgage may be 114 baths, very deep lot. Must sac MANCHESTER—6-room Cape, Ga­ L o st — Brown Chihuahua, name era ranges, oil and gas btmera. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, WANTED WOMAN to work as TVi completely overhauled. See Street,, first floor. Xn 9-6568. room ranch. All big rooms with available all hours. Satisfaction Park and Oakland ^V e. 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM assumed or FHA insured loan to rifiee to settle estate at $13,500. rage, tool shed, new siding,' cor­ U .S . A i d e s Cafeteria Funds and address on license tag. Bum- 1959 HILLMAN Minx Convertible, MI 94)055. All work guaranteM;. short order cook, nights. Apply in Us first for the beat dsals. Open LEONARD W, TOST, JeWelera FOUR ROOMS, all Improvements, $19,900. Philbrick Agency, MI 114 baths, combinations. 9 fire­ ham 8L MI 44)605. excellent condition, new whitewall guaranteed. Call MI t-lSlS. ______East Hartford eyentogs till 9, Saturday till B. 12-PIECE KITCHEN ner lot. C. O, Locentzen, Broker, places, air-conditioning, porches, person Acadia RMtaurant, ’Tolland Repairs, adjusts watches eacpiut- on West side of town. Write Box 9-8464. 8 room Cape, newly decorated x a 3-1365. (Continued from Page One)- tires, radio, new battery. Call MI SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - ReUlod Frtces to effect till supply ia ex­ — Plus — with new heating system, full base- etc. Nice yard, all enclosed with In One Account TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, Turnpike, Manchester. 2 : ly. Reasonable prides, Odot ’Tuec- ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR E, Herald.' 4-1822. from the shop. Can taka ears o< hausted or replaced by similar day through Saturday, ^ u rsd ay i;^EW O O D CIRCLE - Custom mept, amesite drive, low taxes and ■VERNON—514 room ranch 4 years shrubs. Basement garage. Owner Ectaiomical. High quality parts. Help W ytod— Mate 86 items. Satellite Electronic Service, TV SET Airo COXIB. RANGE category which includes domestic P ersotuJ i all your upholstering needs at Guaranteed 90 days Famous tor CAPABLE woman to care for 2 evenings, 139 Spruce St: M i’9-4t87. ORFORD 'VILLAGE. 5 room flat, built ranch In an ideal setting. heating cost. See this for sure at old, vacant, priced for quick sale has dropped the price to $21,900.. The consolidation of cafeteria great tavtags. Call CB 3-3379. children In my home. Good pay. 165 School Street, Mancheeter, MI I Free ttorage until wanted. Free Three bedrooms, 114 baths, large $13,900. •> help, unpaid family workers and service since 1981. Phone Ml centrally located. West Side Real­ Call otVner, Xn 3-5084, MI 9-7366. a real good buy. Come out and self-employed persons as well as funds into a single account, to b* ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, FOR SALE—1951 Dodge. 2-door. MI 9-0207. WANTI 9-1788. delivery. Free set up by our own kitchen, plus a dining room. Cen­ see for yourself. T. J. Crockett, STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, 9-4587, Pbttsrton's. 180 Center St. P^First-class carpenters. reliable men. ty. Ml 9-5315. those on business payrolls, stood known as "The Manchester Pub­ bonded r^iresentaUve, Alfred Tel. MI 3-8740. Reasonable. Call M 8-5803. Fnel and Feed 49-A ter entrance hall. Finished roome 4 bedroom Colonial with 2-car ga­ XIANCHESTER — 6 room ranch, Realtors, Xa 3-1577. Amell, 306 Henry St. Tel. MI fireplaces, flagstone terraces. SALESLADY—Full-time, experi­ HOME MADE ravioli, tredi or Phone for appointment in basement. The newly purchased rage in central location, fullv in­ at 62.2 million—higher than in any lic School Cafetoria Fund,” w u 1950 FORD Convertible, excellent TELEVISION aatennsa and rotor newly painted, attached garage, previous August. approved last night by the board S4M50. Work done at reasonable prices. ence preferred. Call for appoint­ frozen, 30c dot. H. Pasqualtoi, 248 DON’T WAIT until snow flies — Samuel Albert, Htfd. CH 7-0358 Furnished Apartments 63-A 'tugs and drapes are included. T. sulated and constructed of finest wall-to-wall carpet. Real clean C. 6-6 DUPLEX, 2-car garage, con­ top and seat covers. New battery Guaranteed. MI 84)796. oyatema installed u d repaired. Avery Street, Wapping. See It Day or Night . The decline of 598,0(X) in job­ of education. Serving Manefaestor and eur- ment m 3-2128, Tots ’n Teens, ’Tr a i l e r ’t r u c k driver. Man- order your wood now at the Wind­ J. Crockett, Realtor, Xn 3-1577. materials. Immediate sale desired O. Lorentzen, Broker, Xn 3-136's. venient East Side location. Priced WANTED—Passengers to Pratt A and transmission. Good tires and Manchester. Chester MI 9-45S7 ham Wbodyard. Slabs and hard­ If you have no means of transpor TWO ROOM furnished apartment. at $14,500. for the wise investor. $15,800. lessness in August was described The move was prompted by the Whitney or Research Labe, East mechanical condition, asking $200. M A M RUBBISH - ResldenUal, rounding areaa. Modem. TV Serv­ LOAM SALE^Rlch, elean 314 loain as about normal for the season. ice. 405 Center St.. MI 8-3205. wood cut to any ISngth you wont. tation, I’il send my auto for you. Heated. Kitchen set, nfrigerator, $11,900—3 BEDROOM ranch, fire­ HAZARDVILLE)—8 room ranch, Beechler-Smith, Realtors Xa consolidation of the cafeteria pro- Hartford, working hours 8-4:45. MI 9-1195. commercial, industrial. Barrels WANTED — Experienced - meat PLUMBERS and plumber’s help­ for $13.60. Also fill, grave? cond Call HArrison 84)403. O ^ n days No obligation \ bedroom set. Low rent. Adults. place, aluminum storm windows, Dutch-Cape in prestige section of fireplace, hot water oil heat, full 9-8952, x a 3-6969 Accordingly, the unemployment gnun under one peraon, Mre. MI 8-1383. furnished. Cleaning vacant homes, RADIO-TV REIPA1R8, any midie, wrapper part-time, ^ p lv Top ers. steady work, insurance bene­ and stone. Miller Sand A Gravel. 9 to 4, nights 7:30 to 9 :30. A—L - B — E—R—T— Apartment 4, 10 Depot Square... large lot, cellar. Carlton W. town, wall-to-wall carpeting, over­ basement, carport, large lot, near rate, after allowing for seasonaj Mary Uppllng. Previously to the REINAULT 4-door sedan 1960, ex­ apartments, attics, cellars, yards. Notch Markets, Inc., 974 Main St., MI 8-8408. Hutchins, xn 9-5132. size garage, many extras at SMALL BUSINESS potential, 2 factors, remained for tlie ninth RIDE WANTlfiD to Aircraft, East free pickup and delivery on amah fits. Apply in person between 8-9 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD new school, assumable 414% action, the cafeteria funds were cellent condition, reastmable. Call Incinerators emptied. Light truck­ Manchester. a m. at Berson Bros., 50 Harvard TWO ROOM furnished apartment, $18,900. loan, furniture available. Escott blocks from Main St.— 6 roonii month at a level just under 7 per Hartford, first shift, com er W. MI 9-3703. ling. MI 9-9757. radios, phonographs. Hours 8-10 LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jaeobaen, ■ Open Mon.thru Fri. till 8 P.M. . ANSALDI HEIGHTS—ExceUent 6 handled in four separate accounts. p.m. H A E Radio and ’TV. Ml Street. New Britain or call for ap-- Garden— Farm-—Dairy one block from Main St Xtl exclusive, Xn 9-7683. home, garage, plus large frame cent. Authorization to sign checks Center and Hyde Sts. MI 3-7103. CLiHIK-TYPISTIor local insurance Bolens, Ooodall, Arians. Rldtof 9-6746. room ranch, full basement, plas­ ModjSm duplex ranch 4-4 rooms, 9-5582, MI 3-1479. pointment. JA 9-8287. Frodnet* 30 REFRIGERATOR, Electric Stove, building with office. Priced right. "We are still faced with a pretty against the. fund for both ao- 1954 DODGE coupe, radio, automa­ HOME LANDSCAPING, lawn office,-..experienced preferred but mowers. Bolens 7 h.p: Rldamatlc tered walls, fully insulated, fire­ one.Side with completely finished BOWERS SCHOOL — Beautiful $13,400. Beechler-Smith, Realtors, ornery problem on the unemploy­ WANTED —Ride to Travelers, tic transmiasion, power steering. maintenance, hedge pruning. Con­ tractors with over 31 attsichments. Maytag washer wringer. Mis- couhts payable and payroll was not esseiptlal. Call MI 9-4558. OVER 21 for general drug atore PICK TOUR own tomatoes, 80o ■ cellaneoug furniture, electric sew­ FOUR ROOMS newly decorated, place, ceramic tile bath, hot water retO room, 2 heating systems, well room Cape, aluminum sidini x a 9-8962, MI 3-6969. ment side,” Wolfbein observed. hours 4dS p.m.'to 12:80.- Iftcinity To settle estate. Best offer MI tact John E. Whitham. MI 9-2660. Uaed mowers and tractors. Parts partly furnished, furnace, yard, oil heat, amesite drive, city water landscaped lot with large yard. given t o ' Superintendent of Schools Of Bigelow St. MI 9A614. 3-1897. Millinery Dressmaking 19 work, full Or part-time, ^ ce lle n t half bushel, 184 Keeney St., Glas­ ing machine, writing desk ma­ wooded lot, $14,960. Carlton w WANTED —• Iinmediately, exper- working conditions. Experienced. and oervice. Capitol BkiiUpmcat parking, central, residential, $110. and sewerage, large yard. In ek Outstanding value at $19,900. Hutchins, xn 9-5132. 514 CAPE IN Manchester, high ele­ William Curtis, business ,n ^ a g e r SAVE A BUCK at Manchester Co., 38 Main.. MI •-T968. r — tonbury. hogany, xn 9-7758. FOR DRESSMAKING and altera- Iprtced aaleslady for chUdren’s Driver's license essential. No MI 9-6208, mornings, evenings cellent condition throughbut. vation, lo^6Sx264, fruit trees, Rockville-V epAon of the board of education Douglas 1968 CHEVROLET hardtop club Welding Service, MI 9-1658, Ml shop. 5-day week, pleasant work, Expansive not expensive Is this 71-78 CHESTNOT ST.—Spacious sunpor^'2-car and basement ga­ Pierce, and Mrs. Uppling. A:t least AotomoMIcp for Sale 4 coupe, run* good, clean. Good timis, call Lyn Kratzks MI 8-0682 phone calls. Miller Pharmacy, 299 OFFICE DESK, 3100—Smith- TOMATOES—Pick your ewn. 80« -Oiarles Lesperance, XQ 9'n20. 9-8763. Have it welded, repaired, any time. store discount. Inquire In person. 6 room ranch, with jumbo rooms, 3 family income property. Two 7 rage,-toany extras. Ideal for two of the three persons author­ tires. PI 2-7211. sharpened. Guaranteed. Green Ro4d. Corona typewriter, $65. Both ex­ half bushel. Michael Kmya, TAPP AN GAS range SO”, good con Youth Centre. Shopping Parkade. French Rd., l^lton. dition. Phone XH 9-8878. Business LpeatlonR LARGE 6 ROOM Capo,/full shed aluminum siding, house size 27x60, room duplex apartments, one 8 cltildren, <^era accepted', Weat ized must sign each check. OLDER CARS .-medianlcs spe­ cellent condition. MI $-3673. 4 acres of land, ideal for 5 or 6 chil­ Berg^fnesigns cials, flxlt yourself cars, ah n ^ ALL KINDS of clocks repaired. An. AL’TERATIONS, women’s and chil­ MAN WANTED—General store For Rent 64 dormer, 114 baths, hot water oil room apartment. Hot air oil ^ Side Realty, x a 9-6315. dren’s clothes, reasonable. Call WANTED—Woman with ^ pleiu|ng work, selling and marking. Ikier- heat, fireplace, near school, shop­ dren. In nearby Andover. Real op­ heat, ■ amesite drive, garage^^ a good seleetloo. Look bdiind our 1951 FORD CONVERTIBLE, excel­ tiques included. Work ^aranteed. personality and neat appearance Three Rooms of Furniture portunity at $11,900. As Rec Chairman Qfnce. Douglas Motors. S3S Main. MI 9-1962 MI 3-8688. getic, personable. Call for ap­ Fertilizers 50-A EXCELLENT n ot for any buatoesa ping center, Mu^t me seen to be blocks to Main St., shopping/and Car Fire Caused lent condition. MI 9-1988. to help me with my business.-High TAPE RECORDER, 2-ipeed, 150. FROM MODEL HOME or office. Center of town, plenty Lots For Salp pointment MI S-2L28, ToU ’n Call MI 3-0477 between 10-4. appreclatedy/Prlced at only transportation. Excellent' layout 7.7 NEED A CAR and had your crsdlt eamlngs qualified woman. Must Teens, Manchester. GOOD COW MAI7URB $5 and MO of parking. XO 9-6229 9-8 $18,700. Cbdrles Lesperance, XII in tip-top condition. Only $27,500. Moving— ^Tracking— be able to supervise ahd train peo­ loads. Delivered. Excellent tor , Cost Over ?700 9-7620. X DOUBLE A, B and Industrial zoned Donald P. Bergor, chairman of / By Short Circuit tumsd Soiro? Short on down pay- 1964 FORp for sale, 2-door sedan. BonseboM ScirfMs FLAT WALL STONE, fireplace and BIG BASEXIENT of Main Street J.D. REALTY CO. Carroll-Driggs Ageh'cy, 754 Main lots. Charles Pontlcelli Agency, xa msotr Bankrupt? ReposseasienT Call JA 84)627. Storage 20 ple. For immediate appointment WANTED—Part-time grocet^'derk veneer stone. Five sizes to select ritrubs, lawns,.etc. MI 8-7804, MI St., East Hartford, JA 8-4164. the Rockville' Recreation Commla- Offered 13-A can MI 9-6650 work m o^ n gs in Super Market 9-8781. N e v e K b e e n u s e d store in excellent location. Ideal STREET—Clean Dutch Co­ 470 MAIN ST. 9-9644, x a 3-8109. Eighth District firemen yester­ Ooa’t-glvsivISaaaaoeatOoug- from. Bolton Notch Quarry. Tel. for beauty shop, shoe department, Evenings aifd weekends Xfr. aion since it was formed In May, laa, got ftia lowdawn on tbs towaat 1955 CHEVROLET V-S. standard MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ Jl”’- X-*PP*y Top” Notch----- Markets, Sale Price $388 al on a lovely landscaped lot. day were called to put out a fire FLAT FINISH Holland window WAITRESS WANTED, experienced Ml 9-0617. bridal shop, etc. Large show ree bedrooms, one bath. Big Boynton MI 9-3148, Mr. Lyslk 714 ACRES, high elevation, beauti­ 1960, announced his retignation down and smallest payments any- shift. $200. Clarke Motor Sales. ing Company. Local and long dis­ Inc.>974 Main St Manchester. MI 3-5129 JA 8-SY44. to a car on Bucklond Rd., near the shader made to measure. Ail onl.v. 5 hours daily. Sundays off. Hoasehold Goods 51 dow space. Reasonable rent, ti porches, two-car garage. Excellent ful viesr minutes out. trees only from the chairmanship last night. Hartman Tobacco CSo. whers. Not a amap loan or ttnance MI 9-2012. V tance moving, packing and stor­ 600 CEDAR POLES 7—30 foot long, Pay Only $4 Week $2,600. Carlton W. Hutchins' Xn metal Venetian blinds at a new age. Regular service throughout apply in person Mr. Katz. Arthur’s SHOE sXl^SMAN men's shoes. delivered or installed, reasonable. T. J. Crockett, Realtors. Xa 8 condition. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, NINE ROOM single, four bed­ The wiring of the car shorted coB^ |Miy ^ s a . Douglas Mtatork. low price. Keys made while you Drug Store. TORO LAWNMOWERS at new low xa 3-1577. rooms. Located on a terrific 155 NEW RANCHES—Featuring city 9-5182. ’Die resignation will be effective 1955 CHEVROLET convertible, New England Stotea and Florida. Experienced preferred but not Electric stove and oil heater, 4- Sacrificing complete ' bedroom, water, city gas, landscaping, Dec. 15. out In' the motor. All the wiring turquoise and White, 8. cylinder, wait, Marlow’s. MI 3-6563. necessary. Write Box A, Herald. prices. 31” self-propelled Toro complete livlnr room and kite!: STORE near Main St. at 26TBirch by 288 foot lot on Bigelow Si., MRS. AVON CUS’TOMER — You room capacity, hydraulic truck 90x150 lots, formica counters, knot- BOLTON—10 acres more or leM, . ’The Rockville City Council voted was . destroyed and there was 1969 FORD convertibla excellent powerglide. radio, heater. Call rotary, reg. price $139.98, m d a l decorator furiilture from model dts, St. 2,000 sq. ft., parkto^ Apply XIANCHESTER-Bolton—Over 200 in the center of town. Vacant. RAOIO-’TV REPAmS aU makes. have used Avon Cosmetics. You jack. Bathroom' sink complete. 199.95. Marlow’s, tnc„ 867 Mato, Marlow’s, 867 Main. years old. Large 9 room Colonial. ty pine cabinets, full basements, 600 foot road frontage, frees, ask­ unanimously to express the ap­ damage to the pitint on the cor, condition, new tires. Call after > after 6, MI 9-8633. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- PRODUCT DESIGNER, clerk-typ­ 1956 Chevrolet sedan,[Three clrul- play home. We will give you free Owners have dropped the price firemen reported. Cars, phonographr changers. moving, packing, storage. Lqw know their quality and guarantee. ist, maintenance iiian. carpenter, MI 9-8321 Basically sound. Furnace beat. and are ready to sell. T. J. metal hatchways* full Insulation, ing $2,500. Lawrence' F . Flano, X a preciation of the city for Berger’s p.mi., MI 9A774. lar 24’’ saws. MI 9-1353. delivery and free storage up to one :z colored bath fixtures, ceramic tile, 8:2786. The car woe owned by Edward. 1847-^DOOR Cadillac, good con-1 Honest, economical. Ouarantieed 90 rate on long distance moves to ’There ts a big demand for Avon machine operator, eounterman, year. Large shade trees. Lot 809x200. Crockett, Realtor, XO 3-1677. work as chairman. daj*. Famous for servlc# for 80 Service among famillcg near your MAGIC CHEF gas stove, excellent RooB^K^or Rent 65 Extra lot available. Charles Les­ hot air heat, built-in. oven and Active in recreation in Rock­ Brzuch of Warehouse Point. 1958 PLYMOUTH V-8 sedan, au- dition. cheap for quick sale. 115 48 states. Personalized service, MI auto body repairman, warehouse WALLPAPER SALE — Ceiling WOODED IDTA, above . grade, tom atle. transmission, radio, Pearl St. years.^Phone MI 9-4887. Potter- 3-5187, CH 7-1423. home. If you need money—call at worker, poultry farm man,, truck­ condition. Available Saturday. MI perance, xn 9-7620. XIANCHESTER—Cape, may be had' range, garage. Priced from ville tor many years, Berger was tdn’s. V paint $2.95 gallon;. Dutch Boy 9-9012. NORMAN’S THREE BEDROOM ranch in $12,490 to $14,490 with as little as main road, few minutes South, hesdar. In above average cmidi- once for more information. No er’s helper, carpenter helper, , bus gloss and flat colors, $3.95 gal­ 448 HARTFORD ROAD with extra lot, city utilities, full chiefly responsible for formation of MANCHESTER Package Delivery. obligation. Phone BU 9-4922. Buckley School area- available BOLTON—6 room Ranch 314 years cellar, $13,200. Also 6 roOm ^ p e , $390 down. For additional In­ Mancheater In •' Glastonbury. tlon. Wright Motor Sales, MI- driver. Many others for trainees lon. Morrison Paint Stdre, 385 xn 3-1624 now, $150 monthly. Ml 3-0095. Neighhorbood. homes. $20,000 plus the recreation commission and the 1947 FORD ono-hsif top pickup WASHER . r Rf RIOERATOR ra- Light trucking and package deliv­ THREE ROOMS of furniture, in­ old, modem kitchen with built-ins, nice yard with trees, fireplace, ga­ formation or appointment call xa Horowitz Memorial Swimming 9-8375. or experienced men either part- Center St. ■ cluding rugs, electrical appliances. Before you buy furniture any. price range. Town water. Near truck. $100. M l 9.-6941 after 4 p.m. psdrs. Prompt, economical, expert, ery. Refrigerators, washers and TYPISTS, saleswomen, waitresses, time Or full-time. Apply Connecti­ dining room, hot water baseboard rage, $13,990. Robert Wolverton 9-5391, John Panclera, Xa 9-1898. Pool Commission a little more guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4587, Pot- countergirl, packer, meat wrap­ Clean, good condition, very rea­ where—shop at Norman’s. COVENTRY—Year ’round 4 room heat, full basement with recrea­ golf courses. Call Xa 3-4644. M. J. stove moving specialty. Folding cut State Employment Service, REAL RICH LOAM deUvered. cottage to rent. Couple only. Call Agency, XH 3-1914. than a year ago. 1964 PL'YMOIJrH Belvedere 4-door terton’s, 180 Center St. chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. per, short order cook, shirt press- sonable. MI 9-8936 tion room, 2-car garage, amesite PROPERTY—Zoned for business McGuire, Broker. 806 Main St., Manchester. A public Also, sahd and gravel. Reason­ xn 9-4028 after 6 p.m. —300 feet Daley Rd., 150 §tan- In a letter to.thfh council, he said Campus Fare sedan in good condition, $200, MI er, baby sitter, maid, day worker. employment . service—no fee drive, large lot. $17,900. Philbrick OVERLOOK DRIVE—Seven room SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Ratliod able. Call RIvervllle 5-3966. Musical Instruments 5.3 Agency, XU 9-8464. cape with extra lot If desired. dlsh Rd., adjoining the Cove. Two he originally intended to resign in 9:4391. Many others for experienced, or charged. STAFFORD SPRINGS, Modem 4 May, but consented to remain as from the shop. Can take card of Painting-Papering 21 frainees, either part-time or full­ House haa five down, two up, full small all year houses—furnace— Resort Propert.r Por Sale 74 all-your upholstering needs i t HOT AIR furnace. Has cast trim SHEET MUSIC, song books, room year ’round cottage, near SIX ROOM ranch, 6 years old, chairman Until after a 'West End time. Apply Conn. State Employ­ WANTED—Assistant Manager In heating chamber, oil burner and MEN parkway. Call OV 4-3680, OV basement. Spotless, too. Lots of own well—lake privileges—on m great savings. CaU CH 2-3878. teaching material for piano, organ Bowers School, sill rooms better BOLTON—First lake -r-water^ront playnx>und could be developed and Feminine Fancy! EXTERIOR and Interior painting, ment Service, 808 Main St., Man­ the shoe department in King’s De­ tank. Call MI 3-8495 after 8 p.m. 4-7025 I trees. Excellent buy at $17,500. edge of property. Income $130, 6-room cottage which can be decorating, .ceilings, floors. Clean chester. . A public employment Loorn |« OpwrertE and all band and orchestra instru­ than average to size, entire base­ T. J^Crockett, Realtors. XO 8:1677. Price $14,000. PI 2-6538, * the w ar Memorise Tower on Fox HAROLD A SONS. Rubbish remov­ partment store. Manchester. Good ments. One of Connecticut’s larg­ ment finished off into large family easily winterized. Marion E Rob- Hill repaired and reopened to the workmanship. Free estimates. No aerrice — no fee charged. wages and excellent opportunities GENERAL Electric automatic BOWERS SCHOOL district 6 room al. cellars, and attics cleaned. job too small. John Verfaille MI est selsctions. Ward Music Co., 99 room, 414% mortgage, priced for NINE ROOM home in suburban lo­ ertson, broker, MI S-SOSS publici Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold for advsmcement. See Mr. Kosh. washer, used only three months, Cape, $125 per month. MI 9-8678 Manchester 3-2521. move to small apartment necessi­ HEAVY Summer. Open evenings. Free after 6 p.m. quick sale, $16,900. Philbrick cation, 5 bedrooms possible, one Bury Field, off West St., was Hoar. MI< 9 -^ 4 . parking. Agency, MI 9-8464. acre qt land and another lot avail­ Legal Notice opened as a playground tor Weat SEASONAL workers — Rawleigh tates sale. May be seen after 8 at Income or In-Law Special REUPHOLS’TERING and slip 30 Laurel St. NEW 4 ROOM ranch, 2 bedrooms, able. Beechler-Smith Realtors, XO End youngsters In July. The Fox PAINTING, papering floor sand- Business can be' made permanent EQUIPMENT RANCH—514 rooms, 3 years old 9-8952, xn 3-6969. LIMITATION OBDEE covers expertly done at.low cost. CLERK-TYPISTS “and profitable. Good Rural Loc^- modem formica kitchen with Large 6 room homq and a 4 room A’T A COURT OF PROBATE h^M Hill tower was reop«ned Aug.rlS Ing. Call Ml 9-0728. Wearinx Apparel-—Furs 57 built-in range and oven, basement Bowers School area, family size ■t Jfancheslpr. within and for the after about a month and a half of Workmanship guaranteed MI ity in East Hartford, also oppor­ DRAG LINE* IS LOCATION important? We offer home together on a large lot. 8-car A real opportunity for qualified garage and attic, in nearby Bol­ kitchen, plastered walls, cast iron garage, garden space, near Center, Dlsl^rlct of Mancheater oh the 8th day work, most of it donated by the 9-1154 after 6; I EXTERIOR and interior painting. tunity to aell part-time in-Man­ BULL DOZERS, SCRAPERS bMeboard heat, l-car garage. This in the Bowers School area this 6 of September 1961. Oven cookiiig Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. typists with or without experience chester. Write at once., Rawleigh LADY’S Wardrobe of dresses and ton, $125. J. D. Realty, XH 8-5129. asking $28,500. Present, Hon. John J. Watlett. Judae. Junior Chamber of Commerce. WEAVING of Bums, moth holes I PULL SHOVELS CQSts, sizea 18H and 20, handbags, house offers you those little, extras room ranch, 8 large bedrooms, Estate of James Taylor, late of Man­ Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. for positions in our clerical depart­ Dept., CNI-26-1325, Albany, N.Y. OLAM SHELLS, GRADERS formal dining room. Just what Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. said is easy today.. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, ment. High School education, ac- TO BE SOLD and other used accessories. Many that make a house a home, $19,500. chester in said District, deneased. "I can’t express my appreciation Floors. Good clean workmanship. Suburban For Rent 66 Philbrick Agency, Xn «-8484. you want and Just where you want LAWRENCE F. FIANO „O n motion of Annie Taylor of said handbags repaired, zipper re­ Fully insured. Reasonable rates. cuate typing, and good knowledge of EXPERIENCED truck driver. Ap­ 63 PITKIN STREET—A Trained men are earning 3165 items are new. Offers Invited. Manchester, executrix.- for what he’s done.’’- It was Ber­ placements, umbrellas repaired, After 8 p.m. call MI 3-4816. it. Beechler-Smith, Realtors Xn ORDERED; That six months from I>eo Pelletier, MI 9-6326 or MI grammar and spelling required. ply 3:00 p.m. to 5 p-.m. onlv. Tom four bedroom colonial per week and up. Thousands of THREE ROOM apartment furnish­ XIANCHESTER—247 Oiarter Oak. 9-8952, x a 3-6969. Realtor Xn 3-2766 ger’s idea originally, the mayor men’s shirt collars reversed and Excellent working conditions and the 8th day of September 1961. be and said, to set up the commle'ssion. 9-5082. McKinney. W. G. Glenney .Co.. 336 home in one of Manches­ additicmal men are needed right WHITE "VARSITY letter type’ ed, heat, hot water, private en­ Large quality ranch, fireplaces, the same are limited and allowed for replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ liberal employe benefits. Call Mrs. now to operate the heavy eqtop- Ed Crawford x a 9-4410 the creditors within which to bring In He added that he hoped B^Sger’s ing Shop. N. Main St., Manchester, Conn. ter's finest residential wool sweater, size 38. Excellent trance, $75 monthly. PI 2-8975 full basement, hot water oil heat, MANCHESTER—6 room Dutch. Co­ PAIN’TING AND paperhanging. Peterson, MI 8-1161 for further in­ ment used in building roads, priced right, vacant. Owner Escott lonial, large private yard, nicely their claims against ssJd estate, and resignation from the chair would formation. areas. Large living room, : condiUon. Call XH 8-7730. sifter 4 p.m. XIANCHBSTER — Cape .style, ' 7 said executrix is directed 'to give pub­ Good clean workmanship at rea­ FULL-TIME clerk. Ajiplv In person formal dining room, fam­ bridges, dams, airfields, etc. Agency, XO 9-7683. landscaped, city utlUUes, 14x19 lic notice to the creditors to bring in not mean that the' commission’s AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol­ sonable rates. 80 years in Man­ large rootos with large enclosed ster 3 piece living room set; sofa Lynn Poultry Farms, MancSester ily size kitchen, 11^ baths, living room prlth fireplace and their claims wiithin said lime allowed work would falter. chester. Raymond Flske. MI Complete training gives ypu porch. 4 large bedrooms, alum- by publishing a copy of this order in Heavy Work Load and 2 chairs, $145. Choose from Shopping Parkade- two car g a n g e plus beau­ Wanted—To Buy 58 Wanted To Rent 68 open stairivay. 13x13 kitchen, din­ some newspaper having a circulation in 9-9237. actual > experience on heavy ing room, 3 twin-sized bedrooms, inuni combinations. Basement, oil He said he could not blame Ber­ group _o( fine fabrics. Work done tiful grounds JOO x 181 PRESENTING: wann air heat. Ehcceptionally good said probate district within ten days equipment at our resident WANTED TO BUY for cash an FOUR OR five room apartment or plastered walls, oil-hot water from the date of this order and rhtum ger for resigning due to the lat­ by expert craftsmen on our prem­ 6 FRIENDLY WOMEN needed are some of the featureji house and garage. North end, mid­ condition. On bus line, 3 blocks to make to this court of the notice given. ises. All work fully guaranteed. training center, with employ­ tiques, old furniture, primiUves, heat, desirable location. Asking ter’s heavy work schedule. ■ ’’De­ Electrteal Services 22 right away to help start shop-by- o f this attractive proper­ ment assistance upon comple­ dle-aged couple, xn 9-9684 after 8. TO t h F q u a l i t y school, bank, churCh, shopping; JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Mill Fabric Salesroom, 176 Pine tnall clUb, You help yoUr friends, Read Herald Advg. ty. . Porter Street school Oil paintings, bric-a-brac. Wlu call, $17,500. Robert Wolverton Agency, mands on his time are great,” Fla­ tion. xn 3 -1914. Ideal for large family, selling be­ LIMITATION OBDEB '* herty said. St., exclusive Cheney Fabric FREE ESnMA’TES—Prompt serv- they save money. Yoii get famous district. Reasonably privately.. village Charm An^ CONSCIOUS BUYER. cause too large for present owner. tiques xn 9-4836. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held In his letter, Berger said he had salesroom, in Manchester. MI I ice On all types of electrical wir­ products free Send today for de- priced in the mid^twen- For complete information, send Land For Sale 71 VERNON— Xltoutea from schools (Retired couple). Asking $15,750. at Manchester, within and for the ged. ing; Licensed antLirisured Wilson- ties! ----- District of Manchester on the 11th day worked to add to the city’s exist­ taUs- Tree 278-p«g6-nfatalog! No name, address, age, telephone WE BUY, SELL or trade antique and shopping-we have a 2 bed­ Call Gaston Realty,‘Rl'."83, Vernon of September, 196f. Electrical Co., • Manchester. MI obligation. Popular Club, Dept. • SEPTIC TANKS FOUR LOTS, Bolton Notch. Water ing recreational facilities. WILHAM J. LEONE—rubbish re- number and working hours ,to: And used furnituns; China, glass, room ranch, half acre lot, high Conn. Office T R S-8535. Resident Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. 9-4817,, Glastonbury, ME 3-7378. D752 Lynbrook. N. Y. CLEANED aad INSTALLED Included on each. $3,200. 12 acres 109 NO. ELM St. x a 9-5781, Estate of Mary Mora late of Manches­ ”Tlie 65 Club trip to Boston (in moval. Cellars and attics, incin­ ROBERT J. SMITH ■liver, picture frames and old with trees, -attached garage, en- July) makes every effort worth so's heme heotii^ INC. Andover, $2,200. PI 2-8090. cloaed patio, big kitchen, plenty of ter in said District, deceased. erator, commercial and light WANTED—Dental assistant, exper- j llEivEnd EqiiipiMiit coins, old dolls and jgiw , .hdnby We will be proud to' show this On moUon of Lucy Agostlnelli and Al­ while,” he said. trucking. MI 94)339. • SEWERS— 968 Mato street collections,, attic contents or whole SIXTY' ARCEIS land, 10 Mres clear­ cabinets, glass enclosed ceramic Manchester ' bert E. Mora, executors, c/o Vincent our wovi Private Instmctions 28 lence preferred but not required, i OpEffUton ScIweI fine immaculate 6 room Cape 3; L. Diana. Atty., 753 Main St.. Man­ Berger was responsible for pro­ MACHINE CLEANED Httehell 9-5241 estates. Furniture Repair Service, ed, 50 for pasture. Nine miles bath, big living room with picture moting the Boston trip tor the Box D, Herald. 292 Waahtogton Straet bedrooms, 114 baths, living room window, view for miles, fully chester, Conn. DRUMMING lessOTs for beginners TalcoftvUle, Conn. Tel. Xn 8-7449, from Manchester. Xn 9-8568. with fireplace, exceptional feajtures COUNTRY,. ORDERED; That six months from Yon gat prsmium qaallty by experienced teacher. Matthew WOMAN WHO can drive ___ If • INSTAUATION Spripgfleld 9, Mass. storpied. Retired owner has kept the 11th day of September, 1961. be and Mobithsat with BT-98. . . tha Buildlng-ContractiBg 14 such as mahogany cabinets, outside the same are limited and allowed lor Keevers, 20 Portland St. MI 9-0608. you would enjoy working 8 or 4 PRANK IS buying and selling good this 114 year old home NEW. Rob- moat eomplaioly edaetiva fnd SPECIAMST used furniture and antiques start­ wrought iron railings and stone the creditors within which to bring in ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re­ hours a day calling regularly each Houses For Sale 72 erfiYolverton Agency, xa 3-1914. their claims against said estate and Resort Property For Sale 74 oil additivB in use tb d ^ . find modeling all types of carpentry. ing Sept. 9 at 420 Lake St. Call and work, niing Junior High just steps COMMUNITY month On a group of .Studio Girl away. said executors are directed to give pub­ you gat preasinaa asrvies. Ato 8372 Nelson Higgins MI 4-1700. Bonds—-Stoclu MortEsges 31 Cosmetic clients on aii route to be ■ee what we’ve got. Closed Sun­ $12,600—SIX ROOM colonial, nice MANCHESTER—Ghaiming 6 room 6 ROOM COLONIAL with 3 bed­ lic notice to the creditors to bring in BOLTON LAKE—A 6 room cottage, ___ ID-20 Towr md CouitTY ctmdition, picturebook kitchen, their claims within said time allowed Uynwood Drive, winterized, haa tonatie daUvariea . . . a bat* established in and aroimd Man­ days. xn 9-9580. Cape with gaiw e. Four finished rooms. Living room, dining room, by publUhIng a copy of this order in wim m SEOTND MORTGAGE moneyr-We very centraL Ourltoh W. Hutchtos. plus rec room. Mastered walls, ex­ company water, located near tho aneed payment plan aad amay can' kiipply any amount of money chester; and are willing to make kitchen, rec room potential, and some newspaper having a circulation in Florists— Nurseries V 15 DRAINA8E GOs xn 9-5182. ELVA TYLER haust fan, new awnings, private basement laundry. 114 baths. Ga­ said probate district within ten days beach.' uunediate occupancy. Ap­ otbor oztraa darignad to akaha *ATr-G-UMi for mortgages. Terms to fit your light deliveries, etc., write to from the date of this order> and return Studio Girl Cosmetics, Dept. 8D-6, AMESITE PAVING; * * Room* Without Board 59 yard with fireplace, good location, rage. Center hall. Lovely terrace, ply Edward J. Holl or your own home hasting ready easy. Jfust right for busy life on the NOW IS THE time to plant ever­ needs. Construction mortgaged Ml M 143 BOWERS B C H O p I^ room Eng­ REALTOR tip top condition. $15,500. Robert make to this court of the notice given. bridier. Tel. XO 3-5117. ewnpus. Loose-fitting .Jerk^ and also available. J. D. Realty 470 Glendale, Oalifomia. Route will lish Colonial, iVi baths, - large landscaped lawn. Handy for com­ JOHl^ J. WALLETT. Tu>Udgb^ An enchanting t'old-fashloned greens. Yew, pine, fir, spruce, etc. pay up to $5 per hour in commls- ROOM FOR professional or bual Wolverton Agency, XG 3 1914. muting .. near schools. Call George ijklrt aet — eoeb from arniinimum belle” with a billowy skirt of eye­ We have a selection of dwarf fruit Main St.. MI 3-5129. • DRIVEWAYS a WALKS a PA RHINO LOTS ness woman, middle-age, home Mtcheh, 8 latge bedrooms, large MI 9-4469 MI 9-5051 AT A COURT OF PROBATE held *C material. . sions. wooded lot, 2nB0J outdoor swim­ Riemer, Xa 9-5306, JA 8-4641. at Manchester, within and for the Wanted— Real Estate 77 Mobilhoat h**5- let ruffles makes ' Uriena so fem- trees and shade trees after frost. MACHINE GRADED a PAVED a a * ROLLED privileges, in . nice respectable 28 SO. HAWTHORNE St.—Six room District of Manchester on the 11th day No. 8972 wtth •Patt-Q-Rama is Home of 10,000 trees. Free catalog. nome. Call Xn 9-9043 any time. ming pool, tennis court, barbeque, inin-d! Lovely for your own use or CLERK-TYPIST—National concern TWO PAXOLY RANCH, 5-4, eii- cape with.new exterior and Im­ of September A.D., 1961. ASK us about our cash offer for li m * 10. U , 14. le, 18. 20. Bust Dart Tree Farm, Middle Haddam. Business Opportunities 32 1-car gSrwe, $28,900. PhObrlck clooed breeseway, garage. Large Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge. l^t-glvipg! ' desires good typist to "Wbric In maculate llnterior. Yard is all OVERSIZE Estate of Louise Jarvis of Manchester your property. No. red tape. Hon­ S to 40. Siie 12, 32 bust. Jerkin, Weekends only. local office. Interesting and diver­ SEPTIC TANKS Ageoey, Xu 9-S4e4. lot, trees, $19,500. Carlton W. fenced In, plenty of trees and flow­ m yards of j54-lnch; skirt, 11k Pattern No. 2107 has hot-iron MUSIC STUDIO and waiting room HIKE ESTIMAfES CALL ANYTIME ONE FURNISHED room, one block in said district, an incapable pesson. est value. H. J. Bradley, Xu $-7379. equipped with piano and furnish­ sified work. Full benefits. Apply AND Hutchins, x a 9-51S2. ering shrubs. Asking $13,500, in- Upon appUcalion of John F, Shea Jr., transfer for 3 designs; color chart; from Mato St. Mf 9-0746. VERNON—Seven room split witbr Conservator, praying for authority to otitch UlustraUons. ings. Reasonable rent. MI 9-2090. Coiintinental Baking Co.,' Wonder VA baths, garage smd big wooded clufflihg the combination windows 6 ROOM RANCH IF YOU are interested to selling WE GIVE i.T * onlar, aend S5c in coins id. XIANCHESTER—Bowers School—7 aell certain real estate particularly de­ To order, send 25c in coins to: , Roofing— aiding 16 Br(read, 521 Conn. Blvd., East Hart­ PLUB8ED SEWERS THE PKICE 1$ M G m Ro o m f o r rent, kitchen prlvl- lot. Wall to wall, too. Steal at and' awnings. T J. Crockett, Real­ scribed in said application on file. It la and ore lookingig for personall:personalised .4||s BuniaU, ’The Mancheatar Eve- FOR RENT—8 room apartment ford. rooms, 114 baths, fireplace, ga­ tors, xa 3-1577. Extra large rooms with receded ORDERED: That the foregoing appli­ service, call uUa ' office, GKEEN STAMPS Anne Cabot, Mancheater Evening A. A. DIOI^, INC. Roofing, siding leges, gentleman or la^'. Free $18,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtors, radiation. 8 bedrooms, tile bath, Alice jgw«gntfdll»AVB.OPAMBB- with 5 acres land and 2 bams. Macbin 0Imm4 parking. 128 Birch St, XII8-4461. x a 84877. rage, hot *>ater oil heat, custom cation be heard and determined at the Clzunpet, 843 Main Bt.. Manches­ •tm I K k lOMT YOBK 38. N . Y . Herald. 1150 AVE. OF AMiat- pointing. Caipentry. Altsrations TIMI EAYMINTS AKIIAIMID LARGE living room. Dining room, Probate office In Mancheater In said Farming, roadside stand, horse JUDY LEE jewels offers glamorous fleptte TMoka, O ry W H ki, Bowav buUt 1950, Elaoott Agency. XO DEPRESSIVE t room Colonial to District, on the 18th day of September, ter. Tel, x a 9-4548. , - I'Jbr WHilaaa nailing adft lOc ICA8, NEW Y(WK 88, N. V. and additions. Oelli^s. Workman- boarding, tree nursery, etc. Eve­ and profitable opportunities for Fl e a 3ANT fm^ished room, Utch- 9-7688. - substantial residential neighbor­ basement laundry. Will lease with A.D. 1961, at nine o'clock in the fore­ U m InalBUeS-dWIar Watar- SIX ROOM Capa, firaplaca, garage, eh Mafr*..maLNaaM4/Ad- Ftor 4ft-clasa maJUng adcU-lOc *bl£j;uaranteed. 299 Autumn St nings Ml 44)181. fashion stylist. Commission plus en privileges. School teacher or near to -otoraa, actasbla and bua. hood, 4 bedrooms, 114 baths, den, option to buy. Call George Riemer, noon. and that notice be given to all CAfiBW AITlNa for propsrty owii- h ft>r aarii paUeni. Print-Name, Ad- Ml 3-4860. prooflog Doaa. x a 9-5306, JA 8-4641. persons interested in said eatats of the MOIIMTT iHfil W L Btyto No. and bonus. No tovestmsnt, delivering business lady. Centrally located Xfarloo jB. Bjobertaoa. Broker, XO MANCHESTBIR —Mew Uatlng. 6 garage. A home anyone can well pendency of said application and the era. Pleas# call us befars you buy drsaa. with aone and Pattern Bib WELL. toMB Improramant Or collecting. For Interview ap­ CaU MI 8-7918. ' rooiha, flraplace, oil heat, 2-car enjoy with a great deal of pride. time and place of hear'hearing thereon, by or sell, Bueedy aenrtea. J. O. It winta^ Number. Hefty fYmntsd— Fenuile 3S pointment call MI 8-2646. JMCIIilEV BROl DE MAIO BROS. garage with, attached screened Beechler-Smfth, Realtors, XO publishing a copy of this order in some Realty. Ml SdUi. BROTjhEIS Company-mi types siding and f u r n is h e d r o o m s , complete XIANCHE8TER - 9 moma, 1% newspaper having a circulation in said luiatfy pst- Hs're you Ur< 'SI Album con- patio, trees, nicely landscaped, 9-8962, x a 8-6969. BARROWS and district, at least five days before Aluminum clapboarda a PART-TIME wmitress, W ys. Apply WOMAN TO care for children S or - bouaekeeptog facUiUss. Centrally baths, garaga, axcaUsnt location ______- . ______the M i-iit e«i ' taining n aiw lovsljr daaifna and Ity. Unaucalisd orackmaa- SwwtwMH PItPOiwI Co. liL Ml l-74fl with extra lot. DwciUtog to vary day of saidid heaiheaitof, to appear If they WISH SOMEONE to handle yoitt ftss psttemaT Ooly U e m eopyl Patio Drivb-In. W. Middio ’Ipko. 4Mmoimli^ . ^ war i^ ia*>us foari EL-M l irONt locatbd. CSuldren accepted—lltolt- and condltim, Qoae to bus- an* good condltlota throughout Quick CAPE—Five large rooms/ihaded set , cause at sal.eaM jmae ojm plaea and real oototar C!aU bm at IQ * 5 1 9 1 M^tninga. *d. Xtoraey, 14 Arch St., Xlan- a h « ^ i ^ center, Cbarlsa Lsaper- WALLACE be heard relativerelative thereto, and make ro- ocoupahm. Asking prict, $17,600. lot, garage, oombtoation wtodowa tun to this court.

» A < a w i n E N Th* WoatlMr Fere east ef 0. •. WsaN as ipoMN Memben of Spencer Circle,of doudy tonight. Lew 66| te 6$. South Methodiat Ghnndi win meet AiwntTown Wedneaday at 1 p.m. at the home Thursday eleody, not se waiia, of Mra. Ruaeen MacKandriisk, U showere Illkdy In aftemoen. Illgli H m U x f Sptnow OnM9 of Elaie Dr. Ihe Rev. lAwrenca Al­ around 86. ■oMM OiBBiotirtiooal Churoli mond, paator, wUl be thO apeaken General Manager Richard Mar­ Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm wftt told Ra tint M l meetins: tin has forwarded to the directors Wedneedoy «t 1 P-m. a t the home The Rhythmic Choir of Center of the Manchester Country Club a of Its leader. Mia. Nellie Brad* Congregational Church wiU hold request for detailed lnformatl — The Abi^pt Fallout capsule if a study of the space, MIRACLE W H IP...... qt. jar 53c soles, uprights or grands. □ □ r State Welfare Department, which case involved an action to revoke Rabat, Morocco, Sept. IS —9oause was that In Bie heavy fog spends over $1 million weekly un­ craft and telemetry record indicate Powell’s registration as a broker. GET A 10 OZ. MG. OF PICTSWEET N" ' _ A krench Jet airliner feeling its t.he pilot mistook Um lights of a that toe life support and environ' FROZEN SriRAWBERRIES WITH THE PXmCfflASE OF . 8. Hie larger the soundboard the better the tone. □ der an "open end" budget, was Increase Noted Ih e spokesman said Robson was n 1 way through a hea-vy fog crashed small nearby village, pouar Doum, headed today for a legislative ex­ mental control system worked per­ the fourth or fifth attorney to and burned in a rocky ravine last for the airport. fectly. This study may require sev­ V2 GALLON ROYAL ICE CREAM — 99e ^ amination. , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS eral days, he said. represent Powell in the action. 4. Tnnlag my piano onee a year Is sufficient. n □ night. Air France officials said .The crash was the second air A look into operations of the big New York Police last night DOZENS OF FLAVORS TO CHOOS^l FROM .. all 77 persons aboard perished. disaster iii Morocco in exactly two Hie Public Health Service said To test these systems,, today’s agency was voted Tuesday after­ today its fallout detection station spMe craft carried a gray box broadcaet a 15-state alarm for Three U.S. citizens', an Arabian monthd. On July 13 a CTSechoalovak noon by the legislature's appropria­ Powell, Mying he was wanted for 8. AH pianos eaa be brought up to standard pitch. □ □ prince, the Australian ambassa­ Hyushln crashed near Quablanca, in Phoenix, Ariz. has reported an instruments called a crewman 1 tions committee With the blessing "abrupt increase” in atmospheric Call on President simulator which c ’ PRESENTED AS A 'PtBLIO SERVICE BY •trike shut down shops here and area last lUght and saw French- Friction, delays and Jealousies in others to end atrlkea as quickly as two weeks ago that nuclear tests health threats In scores of towns To U.S. Coast in Santiago today In an apparent made tanks rumble through the overlappii^ layers of government they reach settlements. . were being resumed. and cities, a few under as much BOMB PLOT DENIED protest against rioting that left streets. provides "hidden veto’’ on cold war Hope of settlement tomorrow as eight feet of water. Paris, Sept. IS UP—The Secret Some officials Indicated that the Miami, Fla., Sept. 13 ( p — Hur­ four dead and more than a score There were conflicting versions decisions, Secretary of State Dean was dashed when the UAW called President could be expected to ad­ Flood threats posed by heavy Army Organizatloii (OAS) today wounded: of what happened near Duarte Rusk tells Senate subcommittee in off a scheduled 2 p.m. Thursday vise Sukarno and Keita of U. S. rains In Carla’s wake were an­ ricane Esther, with peak winds at deni^ that it p lo tt^ the bomb' Tenseness hung in the- air as Bridge over the Osama River Washing;ton . . . Michigan’s first meeting of its General Motors (xm- surprise that the Belgrade confer­ other factor. 130 m.p.h., churned on a west- aMUMMinatiem attemp <« Fraal- goldien in battle garb patrolled the around noon yeaterday, when a constitutional convention in 54 ference, which bad been called to ence had failed to take official no­ Also ahead was the return home northwest course toward the U.S. dent Charles de Gaulle las4 Frl- . 1 crowd of about 5,000,'mostly from years wlH convene next month in wrap up a new 3-year, contract mainland today as the tropical At­ day. it also denied that two ar­ F ind the WARD streets of this; Dominican capital. tice of Russia’s resumption of nu­ for most of an estimated half mil­ lantic tossed out hurricanes in Ro­ Despite the closing of almost all a nearby working class neighbor­ iron-clad grip of Republican Party with the world’'s largest automak­ clear tests in jqitte- of Uie fact that lion people who moved Inlahd as rested generals were < among downtown shops and business hood, gathered to greet the OAS with Demofrotic delegates out­ er. Carla approached, a mass migra­ man candle, fashion. leaders of the organization. The PS Betsy, Debbie and now Esther denial came in a mimeographed houses, hundreds of civilians — dejegatee. numbered better than 2 to 1 The UAW said,. In effect, there tion averting much heavier loss cheerer-ui»per Including . sccftva of plainclothes Opposition' eyewitnesses claim­ Vo'tert expected to turn out in rec­ was no paesiblllty of getting a of life. have sprung in the past two weeks communique dated “Somewhere' police — roamed the area. ed that a car filled with arnfied ord numl^rs, maybe as, many as sufficient number of at-the-plant Monster Typhoon iTen of the deaths occurred as from the favorite tropical storm in Fronoe, Sept. IS” which ar­ Soldiers in squad strength moved forces and plain clothes police lOO.OOO, to choose Atlanta mayor agreements by tomorrow where the dying winds of Catla hurled nesting grounds off Africa’s West rived at- newspaper oftloee hy YELLOW from ameng five candidates. Nearing Formosa Coast, MUSIC CO, along the capital’s main street, from the Central Information strikes areiin prqgreas. back tornadoes gffter the ’Hurtl- Cialle el CJonde. Light tanks that Agency—formerly the Military In' • U.S. Civilian Space Agency cana’a center w4s many miles A hurricane hunter airplane you need in the i.. 99 SUMMER STREET . ' -The union urgM tatenaiflcation from San Juan, P. R., penetoated' t,>l turned out last night to restore telllgence Service—^Jumped out of spreads glowing orange-yellow of local-level ba>YkinfM “io reach Taipei, Formosa, Sept. 13 (iH—A land. Finally shorn of its vicious . NIXON JJBQBD TO BUN order were withdrawn. ‘ their unmarked car and fired pis­ cloiids hmidreda of miles iqt trom sensible and s a tia fa e t^ aolutions monater typhoon with maximum gales, remnants of the giant trop­ the storm early today and' esti­ Ina Angeiea, SepL 18 (Fp-« MANCHESTER, CONN. mated the center at latitude 19.3 Gev. Edmund G. Brawa ■ilM ^ i . . A i n o W 3 VaI’I;'""' The violence was sparked by the tols and automatic rifles into ths its Wallops Island, Va„ test station to local problems at the earUeat winds of 330 .milaa an hour roarad ical storm moved northeastward arrival of 4-main team from the Or­ crowd- in a new phase of its upper at­ possible date.” R said the GM today toward Formosa and Oki­ out of Texas toward Missouri. north, longitude, 45.3 west on about ed today nattonal BiedHIeaB . Opm iUU 9 PJL Tims., Wed., Thors, and FrL In a telephone conference last 1,400 statute miles east of San leatoni are urging Blctafi M. tfe prettkelly everyone SikIs proitleaUy evetytMng ganisation of American Stales But Ool. Marcos Jorge, chief of mosphere studies, i .H u question to conference meeting was being de­ nawa, two major lihka in toe U. S. (OAS) yesterday. They are In- the National Police, sjUd an Air be asked o f Berlin parents is layed to permit meal Ufiion of­ defense chain around Asia. last night. President Kennedy, told Juan. Tha hurricana was moving Nixon to for goven^ Exdnalve daalera for JANSSEN PIANOk—tto world’s largest . 1 Force sergeant, Tictoriano (Jna wbstlur Uiey want' their children ficers to remain at th ^ plant bar­ Dubbed typhoon Nancy, the awe­ Texaa G4v. Price ‘ Daniel that the west-northwest at' about 12 m.p.h. provent tho- veatigatl^ the possibility of lift­ Esther was labeled g ‘‘dangeroua dnalec atlMn^la-MaaMd ptaaoa, nad LESTEB*^or aeveaty-twa ing some bf the diplomatic and Hernandez, was angered when the sent hesne from seheol In the event gaining tables., ' some storin was nioving northwsat dlrootor of the Office of, Civil and crowd stoned his car, emptied his of «ttaek, or to stay when they Ninety-plus plaatii out of OM’s at 16 miles an hour. U. 8. Air Defanae MobiUaatlon, Frank B. El­ hurricane’’ and ahin^g in lier. yearn one of Araatte'a beet knowa piano namm, and the feoaena ecxmonilc sanctions on the Dominl- path wee wnnwd>to skeieiae eau; (eaii nsgim* that took over after the reiver into the dempnetrators are.. .President Kennedy signs 129 were Idled bv strikes in sup­ Fores wsathennsn, tracking ths lis, would arrive in Houaton tomor- HAEJMlAN-mTO laager plaaoe. ■ BsssssinaUon of Generalissimo and then fired hie automatic rifle. three antl-orime bills expraluing port of local-level working agree­ Morm, said Naney’a firings winds to inspeet storm-ravaged tlon. - I t Rafael U Trujillo last May. The Crus Hemandes was turned, over hope they will aid the Federal ment demands. will approach ths sea) aose^ of Fo^• , Hie ,fsek-«tod(i|'')e«vtoia Matt- opposlUcui fears this would. eft<' Govenunent^^the flghi hgaln^ Pratidant tdindon B. John- to back to 10s •• ■ L tx S u h TruJUlo'a Itain In power. 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