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PA O Tf OtJBTEEN4 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1967 Average Daily Net Preas Run Th« Weather llIanrlifBtfr lEoftting ISfralb F or the Week Enditd . ..i ■X rw w M t t V. n. WaatlMr i 'I 4< Sept. 14, 1881 . Skowera ending, late reeling it. th at is, towards a full- were busy working on th# upper tin la invastlgatiag' the feasibility eleartaig, aomewhat e< About Town length mirror, in which, the girls story facing of a Main St-;> build of such a conversion. Meanwhile, oh the sidewalk passed.by as pret ing. The ladder from which one North School 12,530 88-85. Taaaday oloady, the town la also studying the coit Heard Along Main Street tily and as distractingly as ever. of the men was working extended Member of the Audit hdmld. High la 78s. ' " fiM PritndsMp Cilvie of,the Sel- of tearing the building down. Bureau of Olrenlatlon ▼etlen Army wfll befin it* fell end from near the building's top to a Plan Backed McincheMter— A City of Village Charm winter ectlvltle* Mendey et 6;45 And on SontB of Manchester't Sidd Streets, Too ' Deed for the Day point almost at the edge of the Director Mahpney taid that Rec p.m. with e poUuek in the CItedel. m»m The State Theater almost be- sidewalk. reation facilities in the North End Membere who heve not been con- . „ , I Came a drive-in a few days ago. A local man.'obviously very ob \ ■’ The New Metropolis e-no offers yet. the speaker re-1 Looking out our offlee window, servant, noticed how several per By Taxpayers are inadequate.'and railed for ex-, VOL. LXXVI, NO. 295 (EIGHTEEN PAGBS) MANUHESTER, c o n n ., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1957 (gassltted Adverttatag Ml Page 18) P R m FIVE CENTS te o M for food ehould cell iSn. Out in the town' of Hebron pansion and improvement of rec Jeeele Lyon*. Goodwin St., circle pealed, pfc wanted to stay coned j we noticed a fellow, who had sons walking along the busy side 88 (pop. 1.3201. they held a public for business Just in case. driven his car into the Bissell St. The Taxpayer's League voted reational buildings and area. T r preeldent. All members ere urêd walk would, Instead of pasalng ■iTie Taxpayer’s League also hearing the other night on a pro ThiW statem ent was followed by ramp of the theater. Apparently under the ladder, step off the curb last night to approve a proposal PINE to be present, posed soning change. passed a miotion catling for an in Tito Recognize^ a m êntary quiet in the crowded i thinking it was a drive, he failed and around the ladder. by Town Director Francis Ma Since Hebron has long been Town Hall, broken then by j to notice the steps until he had Being as poll-conscious as the vestigation of the conditions Guard Recall • The Iferde Neubert Circle of the honey to turn the Union School around Robertson Brook which PHARMACY "dry," and. as our local cor a Soft but completely audible' backed over them, and found him^ next fellow, he was not to be out- 884 Center St.—Tel. Ml 8-8814 PoliBh Fro er Community Baptist Church will respondent puît, is in general into a recreational facility for the runs past the Robertson School voice from the back of the room, 1 self in the unenviable position of 8one ib.V Gallup or Nielsen, or any playground. The League plans to hold e food sele 'Hiursday et 9:30 pretty "puritanical." it may seem ■•Hebron is not New York." it! being able to go further backward other contemporary. Extracting a North End. Expected Soon a.m. et the J. W. Hel* Oompeny's strange that liquor was in the air/ said. Mahoney's proposal, mad* at a study the cost of covering the Belgrade. Yugoslavia.’ Sept. but not forward. notebook and pencil from his brook, and also plans to ask the PINE LENOX 16 (,®—Yugodlavia officially store. Bill — at least in a politlcsl way pocket, he was in business. recent Board of Director's meet His car frame resting on the ing, calls for the modernization of Board of Directors for a hearing At Little Rock recognlsedôday. the western ------K unmistakably was. The Better to 8e* Yon steps, his wheels could not get a ■ \ Center Churcii Mothers Club will The results of his brief study the N. School St. Building so that and discussion on it'. PHARMACY Polish ^rentier on'the riven Seems that a local resident/has h was about 2:30 p.m. of a purchase on the concrete steps, proved very interesting. During s hold en Important meeting Monday sponsored a petition that will put it may be used in addition to the About .50 persons attended the XM E. Center St,—MI t-0888 Set -U.N. Odei>^d Neisse ’'a* the (J.efin- bright September day—too early in and so. try as he may, his wheels particular 5-minute period, 48 Little Rock, Ark., Sept. 16 ttjve Polish-German border.” e t 8 pjn. in the Federation room. the "repeal" question on the bal Just spun against the air. Community Y to procide recrea meeting,at Whiton Memorial audi the year for autumn leaves, but person.* (children excluded! used* tion area for the North End. , . , (/P)-—Natidnal Guardsmen-— A declaration signed here by All mothera of young children ere lot in next month's' election, and Just that time of the afternoon After watching him try boards, the walkway in that ares. Seven torium. 'nie Taxpayers’ t>ague has cordially Invited. Refreshment* has said that if the "wet*" win. General Manager Richard Mar a membership of over 400 persons. United Nations, N. Y., Sept. 16 (/P)—Secretary of State,onlv a handful—reportei .President TUo and viaitlng when Main St. takes on its own boulders and other means to tO’ of these persons showed no signs Read Herald Advs. (Tommunlat part.v boss Wla- win be served. he would like to open a package colored foliage in the form of and get ,hi* car out. a few of us, of even seeing the ladder and so Dulles and British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd ar- Central Hi ' store on his property in the center d.vslaw Gomulka of Poland pretty young girls walking home and a few bystanders, got to continued on their way without ranged a strategy session today on key U.N. problems, in- gjrain today amki in-; said Yugoslavia, “taking Into Mias Bve M. and Miss Korma V. of _ town. . . . , from high school: gether and. by a litUe pushing and the slightest hesitation. eluding disarmament and the explosive Middle East situation, creasing rumors that Gov. JiAnaon. 30 Raymond Rd.: end account the right of the Poliih Seem* further tM t the toning inside a Main St. barbershop, a lifting, got the car out of the Standing directly tinder the lad- i Duties invited the British leader^-— ------, - ^ 'flrval Fniihiis mav^îihdraw people, consider* th* existing lus* Edith end iflsa Anne M. E. change con.sidered this week young barber was working direct- ramp and back on the ...... street.. der himself, the man noticed that Johnson. 49 New Si. are spending border on the Oder and Neisse. would have foiled this entrepre- ly in front of the plate glass win- Tlten, we returned to our otilce the other 41 persons did observe 1 after**Liloyd (flew Ih from London {Herald lo Publish them entirel.v before the end decided upon st the 1945 Pots- their vacation et Chethem, Cepe neur* plans perhaps deliber-! dow. from which position he had | of us thinking of hia Bov the ladder. Of this number, 33 to attend the opening of the 1957 „ • « i | \T wCek dsm Conference snd recog Conn. Power, ..CWU ately. perhapa hot by abruptly a full riew 'of the pa.ssing parade ^ Scout days and the old ladles w’e stepped into the road to avoid T o p s forlR E A T S session of the U.N. General As-1 K O C k V l I l P , V e r i l O l l No commjwft on the report* came nised by the Democfstlc Ger- detoning bis property from on the sidewalk. And he was ob- used to help across the street walking under It. ■embiy, A BriU*li,jpokefman *ald! ,, , from th*,,Gov*rnor’* mansion. msn Republic . (Communist HeiielMsUr WATTIS will meet business to , residential. , i.viously paying less attention to the ' — ----- The pollster chatted with three they planned to go over the main StllHv' I .onelusions Approximately *0 Guardoirien Best Germlih.v), as the-defini i|artf6rd Light a t 8 pjn. Tuesday at the home of Ail this U no longer an issue, : masculine head of hair he was Me Did of these obviou.sly superstitious - problem* which wilf come h(*fore took^ttone at the aihool thia since the, soning change died as cutting than to the femininO, heads . . . AT HOME, TOO! tive Polish-German frontier. Mra Vmily Fracchia 260 Spring, When entering the Manchester person - a senior college coed, s the aeairion. --- j mdrnlng when cla*»ea reaumed "at West (jermsny contend* th# SU tor the final picnic of the sea-' the result of heavy opposition ex- : going by outside, To-,\n Court, the first thing yog are housettife and s local business- j Earlier. Dulle* gave th* U.S. The reaulta of a atudy i the high school. After reporting •Oh. 'Members will bring their own pressed at the hearing. One of the The clijef barber.'^noticing hiii governmental problem* ^ Oder-'Nelsse line is only tem Bhiirds Agree apt to see is the small desk used man. • delegation a aecrel briefing. • some of them went |o a nearby porary. 'basket stiB>ers, and beverages will arguments put forward by an op- employe's pre-occupation. was "You won't catch me walking Rockville and Vernon, mpde ; drug store for coffee and soft ponent of the change was rather i constantly hissing in his direction by the court officer as a rostrum It's fun to go out for DAIRY QUEEN Dullei aaid on hla arrival from be ssrvsd.-. fiom which he officially opens each under a ladder." the school girl Waahlngton last night tha^ he and by the firm of Booz, Allen and i drinks, A week ago, 250 .Midiera ^ A mer^rer .pf the (Connecti Intwsting, however. futile admonitions like "Watch .said. "I've never done it before — but just as much a treat at Hamilton, New York manage ( surrounded the school. ■ , | This gentleman, who lives in the what you're doingl" Finally the session of court. Henry Cabot Lodge, chief of U.S. cut .Power (3b. With the H ert- The sxecuttve board of the Hoi- and I’m not going to start now.” delegates, will go over the 45- ment consultahti. wtli be pub j No Negroes attempted to . ap- ; ares that would have been. "de- boss was able to take it no long- 'nie:c>'*^ small drawer in thi.s home — right from your own I proach the big school building that Democrats Hit R fori Electric .Lisht C3o. was Hater FTA wlU meet Monday at 8 ; desk but Itsîock has never been Tile housewife was a little less mlniite broadcast and televised lished in a seriôf arltclei p.m. in the Hbrary of the school. i soned,” w-a* complaining about the . er. emphatic. "Oh. did I do th at?" beginning ThyTsdsy I" l*** has become a avmbol of the g r e a t 1 * • • reconiinended bY^boarda of di .... ) ucj/icLiaiiuwdepreciation thatiiiBk loirthe cnange* c h a n g e ' Without savinrsaying unrrf nni *wi«ewutilized #because------there is never any- freezer. Stop by stock up with speech th* Secretary will deliver » she asked. "Well, I guess t did at to the U.N. Assembly Thtirsday MancheatÊvenlng Herald. rectors of'the two. companies n the re-sale value ot A r ■ ■ The syrie* will le t forth the Irn^ a^T^-^liJr P olitics in The Sacred Heart Mothers Cir- ’’""f *" “>• ■■*-■»>* '»>ue of down his sci.wora, stalked o'Ver’^to clios" iifbOeVh. "ri ^ that. No reason for it. I suppose. your DAIRY QUEEN favorites morning. . . in separate meetings this ele. will held la.Ita -a__efinal \faH w ------meeting hilhla propcrty.property. | the vouna barber*, rh .ir .nH *^**>®«^ band.s, a pencil W e ll...! guess I might be a little firm’f/fecommendatlon*. soon j Between 25 and *0 adults galh- • -a T'v* . ’ , True, he admitted, admitted nobody had cisively burned it around pe*haps a half of a today! "I think the mo*t interesting m o rn in g . M en d ^ evening a t the home of superstitious." emphasis will be on disarmament,” presented to a Vernon jered on the aide'valk, across t^ * i|\R C lfli U lS D U tC Mrs. Eugene Kelly, 108 Ferguson made him any offers for his land' distracted employ would now hsU : L*'rhewinv e DSHY euftN nationai BfvnorwfMT CO. meeting, end will outline street. In a good-natured mood. Austin D. Barney, prasidant of ^ The businessman said. "I was n U.S. delegation source said. tha Connecticut Power Co., aaid to Rd, as a commercial site. -In fact, as to work with hi, back to the win-i " l , ,1’’* » going to cross the street anyway!" | HOMt-tAK 0"lT chapter-by-chapter its 90-psg* they Joked with reporters. yet there was only one business dow. usual contents, nothing worth Th* disarmament issue will be In * television Interview last day the merger would provtda a one of the major questions before report. • , Newport, R. I., Sept. 16 Richard Bolin, son of Mf. and establishment — a'general store- Several Customers who had been l?***”*^ Certainly not worth . My Time Is Your Time DRIRV QUEEN Look for it Thureday in The night. Faubu* said U is "foresee- “stronger company," pdfndt oper Mrs. HUdlng A. BoUn, 38 Keeney in the whole center-of-tbwn area i watching the episode while waft-' }he trouble of jieeplng the drawer the SMcmbly session opening able'’ that the Chard* could be —The White House today ac ating ecofioiniea th at would b ffaat under consideration. ; locked, so th e court officer If you were to ssk anyone who D.AIRV gUEE.N NO. I day. withdrawn this week. cused a group of top Demo- 4’.,^ -V in part mounting coats, and faciU- - 8 t, haa entered 'the University of .' Ing for their own haircuts has lisd to appear in Town Court 500 HARTFORD ROAD fH aurbPBtpr . Vermont, Burlington, for his fresh But a new high school had Just ' not surprised to see the young ^ But the United Slate* made He also said "there were certain' of “trying to play poli tat* ftpanclng. .. recently as to the session's starting OWNED and OPERATED BY Clear it will not let its atomic ar He also'said .the merger would man year. opeqed ne»rby, he pointed out, a barber go back to work now with During a recess at a recent court lime, you riiight get either of two .ALLAN R. COE JR. tics” with tiie school integra- new 8l^te road was going through. " decidedly glum countenance. * »eve-al persona, all court senal rust while the U.N. debates (Continued Page Seventeen) be a natural'result' of pravlous answers. One. 9 o'clock, another, DAIRY QUEEN NO. * disarmament. tion controversy in Little Joint Use by the two firms of pro and you could never tell. i Tlilnklng that the little drama was i ®ff'chils and all friends of the any time after 9 or 9:30, .307 MIDDLE TUR.NPIKE WEST SANOw : h In fact, the gentleman went on.! ended, the cu.stomers were just' <;®nrt officer, were grouped around •9 cosiT-ior CONI The U.S. Defense Department Rock, Ark;-’ - - ...... - —-^~ duction and tranamlasion faciliUaa. As to which answer is more cor OWNED and OPF.R.ATED BY nnd the Atomic Energy-Commis The accusation waa fired at th* PKINCE 1 there was'a story in the paper: about to drop their noses back awaiting court restimn- .AL ELKIN The power company provides tha Just the other day about some Into magazines. ^*°n. The court officer, him.self, rect. we leave that up to you, but sion announced in Waahingtoh that President’s vacation headquarters lCsiic)M(|f*»Bolton area with alac* MATCHEIELU 4 man who owned a small drug ■Suddenly, however, they noticed "** absent that day. that Is not really the point of this in th* absence of a safeguard dis by his pres* secretary.. Jame.4 C, -ertfliy;--'?-;— - ...... bit. This piece is concerned with armament agreement a neW’ series j Adenauer PreYails, Hagerty. He w as commenting oh ' tlw propdaad merger requires •tore in New York City and was with some astonishment that the. One of the persons In the group PERFUMES i offered 8400.000 to sell out to the the clock upon the wall that rends of nuclear tMta wilLbegin 41 ext' an assertion by 15 members of the -Llia approval of two-thlida of th* young barber was again clipping absent-mindedly opened the draw the time for watchless people an April at the Baniw^tok _ prbvtng 34-member Democratic Advisory builders of a skyscraper, but awav with a smile and a distract er. "Anybody want a Life-Saver?” OPEN 5 DAYS AND THURSDAYS TIL 9. outstanding stock, both common wouldn’t do it. ticipating the appearance of the OPEN 5 DAYS grounds In the PXcific. ' Council that Elsenhower •’failed to and pipferred, of each company, aa ed expression on his face. Tliough he asked, spying a partially con legal body that conducts' the twice "The forthcoming scries will alane which crashed In fog last more thap 80 per cent a n realdenta The recess came and the judge returhed to phW’er for another four I "Tlie aim* of the policy are a ot Corniacticut. ,working away with the self-satis-1 Superstitions I'nilmited U.S. Assistant Secretary of years in yesterday’s voting in a'controlled disarmament, a relaxa- Rock. night near New Bed^hcd,^ Mass., A irport. Tha Boston-New York plan* had ,34 aboard. (A P went and we checked via the tele Baaed an'Stoittea ■'fled, confident expre.s«ion of one Yeaterdav was Frida.v the ISlh, ■ phone of the correct time. State Francis O. Wilcox told a victory ao compieta it atimned his tion of international tension, re The Preeldent I* concerned Photofax). whose authority has won out. i However, it was proved here this ] New York audience the United neutral-minded SîaUat opponents unification of Gerifnany and with solution* and not with politi B arn^ said tha merger reeom- We wonder if the clock is slow to mendaUon waa based on extensive And on the other hand-they aaw week that Individual superstitious make delays se^m not so long, par and aurprlaed cveit hla own aup- genuine peace for all nations.” cal speeches.” - t the dreamy .young assistant, who i natures are not limited to this (OwillTOed on Page'Ten) portei s. The C o m i^ ia U fit East The Adenauer victory waa a bit : Hagerty wa* asked whether El studlM made by offloan of both ticularly the starling time delay. cooKWides. Thaaa- atudlea waro was directing hia gaze ateadilv j particular day. But anyway, it aeenis that "Father Germany were glam. \ ' ter pill to .56-year-old Erich Ol- senhower had read about the Dem Legion Parade towards the back of the shop - di-1 Earlier in the Week, several men Hla Christian OuoocÛc Union lenhauer. the Social-{Democratic ocratic attack oh him and had in- TWiiH w inrtiM MliBWiBe oras'B k- Time" and "Justice" can't get into dapaodafit: engineeriag firm, and any kind of agreement. OPEN (CDU), which -won. an'' ahsotule leader who. wanted We*t Germany atructed Hagerty to pul out the ot aeparatc, Indepenttot. financial The writer of the note was 6 U.S* Schedules majority for tha fM t tima in a to turn to a more neutral position statem ent he did. On Bpsirdwalk frae German 4l*>t four yaars between Bast and West. analysia retained by the boerd of L. T. WOOD CO. minutes off. according to Alexan Th* press secrfttnr replied only 'directors of each dOn^Sny, ha said. CLEANED der Graham Bell. wgo, not only -retained that' mhjor-’-’-k' ■ Wilhelm Melllea,' Otlcnhiuer'a that the Preliideht’*Tiik9 ■een'lBe New Series of Ity but increased It In an outpour- chief lieutenant, commented that atatement.” ' Lni^tlaiilic City 14 Hurt Under ihe' merger sgrei^tfit, both the United -States and Rua- Walk or Ride ? of more than 31 mlDion vote*. the name of tha merged company Trlamph for IT.8. •ia had contributed to the (Oonttaned mi Fage Ten) AtlanUc City, N. J.. Sept. 16 m Would be the H artford Btoetrie Reg.$h2S Over at the State Employment Adenauer victory. The bitter Com light Co. Rowsver, the name may IC E P L A N T Service office the other diy. we Pacific N-Tests Adenauer's third straight Pa- p ...... I '■ I —Ro'v upon row 'of American Le New Bedford. Mass., Sapt. 18 tbrougfeHc«M in lU crash to munist opposition to' Adenauer ha. Changed after .the merger to couldn’t help overhearing an In- Uonia election victory since the gionnaires marched in th*|r apec- —A Northeast Airlines | plane, th* swamp. OPEN WEEKDAYS 8 A.M. t o 5:30 P.M. Atomic Tent SW*. N*v„ Sept. W*»t German ■ Republic waa helped him. MelUes argued. The reflect atore cloeely th* Stato-wld* THIS WEEK ters'iewer questioning s man apply fact'that the Soctailst* increased tacular annual parade on. this headetf. for: Now Torlt thrcmi^ a . .Tha. pJana.. had—r*dide Phone .Worikfer Heo iQipeared * be goiag soar advantage to/all concerned: eliminating contusion on the reduced' "Our policy for the next /four 8 MOITIPIE weapon! with greatly year* I* now secure.". , / fConttnoed on Page Nine) (CnoUmied on P ^ e Eteven). (CoaUnued on Page Ten) The last eufvivor was brought today. On tlM eve of the opeq- OPEN TO 5 P.M. part of the shopping public and permitting all employea lo radloacUVa fallout. .. /' . out Just before 3 a.m. tag of tbe seaaioB, OOP S tata Monday, Tuesday, Friday. - get the most of a planned two-day holiday. The Atomic Energy Commia-, As dawn btoke rescutrs and in U nion ^ Strikes Otaalrauui dareooo F ; Baktwlai •Ion fAEC) and the Defen** De- 1 vestigators saw hats, - coats, otheroiner 1 -w a . O . . . aaM that whiln bo favors legal- Open Thumday to 8 F,M. paiiment said the United States clothing and luggage str LISTING SERVICE rejteatedly ha* stated ita willing-1 Open Wednesday tO Nooa Blair’s I E. A. Johnson Paris Curtain Shop about, some hanging from ShV- shat In "*4- Stalest iwfOeaikrAeli M 8 th»' mattar / ■ 187 MAIN ST. . naaa to suspend nticlear teal* a*, tered tree limbs.- I should bo deferred mrttl the I860 Member Federal Saving* Paint Co. part of a disarmament agreement, i fiOO-ft. pmh through Tree* 1 ' t h e ASSOCIATED PKES8 regular session. "Until such an agreement la ' and Loan IriMirance Corp. 123 .MAIN ST. Wings were sheared from th* T.i.nhnn*' r..ii.n... of Manchester attain^,” they aaid in a Joint; -a ______plane « it cut .. fiOO.foot long FLU HALTS SUBS Burton’s atatement," contlpued develop ] (How did Henry Ford I, wh() aaid of Columbia today in a wage con London, Sept. 18 ffiV-Infln- 84l M.AIN ST. Paui’s Paint ment of nuclear weapon* is eaaen- "Hlttory la- ’ the bunk,'* rhange tract dispute ’With Western Elec enza today knocked out' tha.. tial to the defense' of the United- Amertoan history for good In a tric Co., manufacturing arm of the crews of two Britiah submarlaea ~ Anri W allpaper Supply SUte* and of the free world.", I American Telophonq A Tel^raph -scboduled to taka-gaet-Ui'lhia'- - 84,5 MAIN STREET - The United SUtea, Ruaaia and half dosan. ways? Why did ha ro- News Tidbits John Sissell Stonloy Iroy Jqrvis Rooity Co. on fuae to dine with the King and Co. , week’a . big NATO exerdsea, loifio Cantor Core! Casuals. three other nation* 10 day* ago Dortors aaid they suspected the . n 3-SS38 M I 8-8338 TReoiont 6-8488 Ml 8-4113 Apniianco Go. -Queen of England nt the White ColIM from AP Wires r The strike began a t fi'a.m., local- 881 Main Street ended more than five month* of time. * East was affected first, sIcHlns may be ^suffering from 1.5 OAK ST. disarmament talk*. Both aides; - Hon*e ? Why did be keep W’Inston 111 0 Ctaurchlll Waiting a day to aee and the stoppage spread westward Aslan flu. Outbreaks of influ . • . proposed plana for , reduction of Inter-American Press Assh. oen-: across the country in three hours enza, some reaehla'g epldemle arms and suspension of nuclear himTiWIm wan- Mie One periMn b* proportions, êre repoftod ' to Shorwood A. Beochkr Sborwin WUlianis could never dominate? Wbat did urea .Cuban Batista guvenunent] -Picket lines appeared before, tel- MI 3-8868 Howord Hostings Dawajr-RIchman. . tesU hilt the negotiatiow broke for'suppreasidn of newspaper*. ; *P6one office* as th* deadline ar- otitro. piarto 'o f Britain. 881 MAIN ST. up in disagreement. The U.N, hla heirs do to stop a company loss Bn t-1103 181 MAIN ST. • ' of 810dMO,908 a month? W hat’s RiU Sleeves, wife of Air Force Lt. i '’Iêd, and reports were that mem- Langor’s General Aasembly, opening a new, ^ Sleeves denies any hope of reeon- i êr* of other imiona refused to TRIBAL TENSIONS INCREAJâ HOMESITE seaalon ■ tomorrow. 1* expected, t® happening hotv In the titanic stnig- ' JOhanneoburg. South Africa, , Aiks Clomptt Fiohr Covaring discusa pdaaible further steps. gle of Ford, General Motora aiid'^ elUation between hfcraejf and *>“• ' : ,‘*1*,.**"**- . York aty Sept. 18 (API —Police, retoforim-. MI 8-4548 Diamond’s A* & N. 41 PUR.VELL PLACE While taferring to the disann- ChryMer for .the lekdigg position In band. . i mentb moved Into Johaanesburg W orron Howland ament question, the AEC-Defenae Mie world wide automotive Indus-j Typhoon strikes southeast coast from today to deal with continuing CHOICE '/z ACRE BUltDINC LOT 897 BIAIN S'ir. Shobr Jowoiort try ? How does HenVy Ford H dlf- of Red China, inundates, village*, j {'>>>»- ' Bn 8-1108 871 MAIN ST. Department statement .made no skirmishing between Zulus ana fer mdically from hi. father. Ed-. . . . Greek and Albania:^ to^v f.n^d to K /" .. direct allusion to a Soviet ,clalm Bnsutos after weekend oUuhea T. J. Crockett IN DOUBLE A ZONE ^ ■ • ., last month that the Russians had cL and grandlather? authorities dkwniss end to fdrmal; M agree- which resulted In 40 deaths. Pot- m 8-1877 Gustafsbu’s Leonard’s tested successfully an Interconti th.'hesie and scores of other lanci aUte OT wsr which has rxl*ted, lice said .tribnl tension emtinued , VI. nental ballistic missile. nating qomtions about fbe’Fbfd In sincentsifiaix end of Wprld War oiriinar n. ftiM (o TilvolJfd InvolXTffd irfff 23.800 Stn'i installffrs, . ti. to mount In African tonhshlpB, MANCHESTER . Carlton W . Hutchins Oldsmobile Shoasi Ino. dustrial empire are answered nu- BrHisJvComrt je_tsjrlme^ of the Communications southwest of Johannesrarg. aM . Bn 8-5183 Shot Storo ^ Sloan Bros. Shoos (Continued on. Page Thirteen) tboritnttvely by Joe MeCarth.v in'Lebanon aa first step to resuming; America (CWA) T h e 'bundreds i’ of Afrlerican women Gaston Rodty Co. MULTIPLE USTING NO. S44 > ■TRADE-IN , 105 MAIN ST. ,881 Main Street 825 MAIN ST. tte most isMnpfehensive ’'inside, cdmmerrtal jet service. , . . CTief estimated its picket ‘-fines ■ "oeked to police atstations ask- MI 8-5731 story" of the Ford famll.v ever pub- Justice Earl W Siren Tnl-. affect 150,000 telephone protection. Cdnntry Uvlng ntnyoepliere with city rtanveaiencc*. Beautiful Ushed. This Is thn flrr^-*— ' miut—r-vt nf ..leu-iKh civil and r__ . ___ - c - . . , _____ shade trees, city water and eewer. Fairly priced at 84.500. Slate Probes Death flrst installment mud--text of Jewish civil and ^,nployes 1 Many other lisUnga la bomea and propertiea. For further in Arthur A. Knofio > 1853 PONTIAC ChlelUIn De J. W. Hall Corp. / ■nie others will folhx■low dnil.v exelu- canon law--at convocation of Jew- ihe union has concerned a tie- HIGHWAY WORKEB KIIJIIO Goodchild Rtdty formation, call Luxe 4-Door. 8 c.vllnder, 3-toae, Maaohastar Sively la The -Mnnch'lester Herald.) lah Theological Slrmmarj\ up .would have little.immediate e(- Norwalk. Sept. I8/iffl — Manuel MI 8-5448 rpdlo^ heater, hydnunnUc. 845 MAIN ST. . Of 2 Tots in Blaze . Mra, Franklin D. Roosevelt eon- telephone service in DeRousa, 36. of BrOck SI.. NfW MI S-T8S5 Twood’s Bedford, Maas., was killed today ELSIE MEYER 139 MAIN' ST. aad^ By JO E McCa r t h y tiniiffff tour of Soviet union after ’ pftaceff. {Uffhty<" five'per PiumbiniE ft Suppiy . Newtown, Sept. 16 (F).—-.Rep- slight, illness. . . . U.S. Ambassador service is handled auto- while working on- Ui* new' Goa- \ 169 BIAIN ST. A'h'^tory of travel hi modern C. E. Housolion 815 MAIN ST. nsentattves of th* state fire mar- , America could open with a scene > Gluck arrives In t'eylon. maticaHy by diaj equipment. hecllcul Turnpike. In some nn.- John H. Loppon, Inc. shsTs offlee came heiy today- to j State. CD Director Leo Mulcahy , I explained mnnner, DeSonan Walton W. Grant Ml 9-5S24 or Ml 9-6481 845 MAIN ST. that took place st Omaha, Nebras not In favor of anv radio or TV j Locall) I "slipped from thei front end ot a Bn 8-5S8I launch an investigation into the I ka. not so many years ago as yOu Three Weatern Electric ' ' ih- Agoney " are which took the Uvea of two program which can cause alarm.... low bed trailer on which he was might think. A man from the Elsst, - Makarlos thinks f.S. i for the Southern N e w riding landing under Its rear Bn 8-1183 O ff CALL ANY USTED MEMBER Uttle girls.' ; driving' through town on hla way Marlow’s. Watkins Brothers Shirley and OSOrgia May Bat- 1 wm*'he?n°^ reek"^’Driot^^ self-' England Telephone Company's wheels. He was dragged about 83 H a i m a o ’s •85 I f AIN RT. f to California, stopped to ask for fh,e de erriimarion ' Manchester office walked oR their feet. ' 881 MAIN 8t | tovirh. throe years and 14 months, ! road to the West. "There (sn’t any Ellsworth M itton M EV S and BOVtf 5VEAB * re.xpectivaiy, died last Saturday Finland move* to regain weaL. !»«»• ‘bla morning as their union Clifford Honten FOR QUICK RESULTS vMANCHESTER ^ road,” he was told. "You keep going ern markets by devaluating KNIGHT B.APS KNOWLAND BU 8-8830 / . night in a fire. which swept the that 'WSY until you come to a fence. (Roy Flydal, Manchester district MI 3-1803 . BUVINO OR s e l l i n g . winterized Lakeiide cottage where eurredcv 40 percent . . . British' -- Tajte the fence do-wn and go General Olubh say* U.S, shipment commercial manager. Said this G o^ Goodwin J. Knight said to-;ii,’;- USE MULTIPLE USTIXO SERVICE they lived iwith their- p-and- Straight ahead .until you come to morning that the strike would have trents, Mr, \ and Mrs. . Henry of aims to Jordito a mistake. da.v "no man with u reputatlo*! Kflilh Fiimituri Miehasis Jswoisrs Willton’s Bift Shop another fence, When there aren't have "no direct effect .bn .the day for holllgerenoe either In later- MANCHE$TER in •58M A IN 8T. -864 MAp ST , ^ recklin. Pawtucket/ R. 1.. sfbpols open aa McKImoy Irothon no more fences, you’ll see two riits teachers obey o b ^ injunction...FrenchInjunctll to'dky operations of the trJephone natiottnl alfalrs or domestic af Eorlo S.'Rohdn gBracklin, 65, remained-In critical i * i.. ■■ '4^-' y * Kon Ostrinsky Rm ffstgto C onttr leading across the prairie. Follow company In (he area.? fairs... la a sole man” lor ex- .M I 8-1488 eonditilon a t Danbury Hoapital to- ^ troops ileqfroyileqtroy .Mg.Mgerlnn rebel East Halford, Conn, MOTOR SALES them." / - stronghold fiear MirageaU. Algeria. (He said that laa(' w'eekl there erntive offlee In the federal gov- Ml 8-8158 day but hia wife, Beatrice, 44', was M W a « s 4 j . M 8-85!M YOUB LOdAI. * in good condition recovering from'.l Thia may . sound as though the SHence-JlcUon story about; end Were approximately 350 .V^'eatern enuneat or for the governor OLD,SMORILE DEALER ' Jnnot’s Miilinory Nassitf Arms Wilroso Prose Stop 'abock. The' girls* mother, Shirley ; traveler was driving .a covered oj earth aonds ce*>denta of Russian Electric tnatallera working, on- 38 ship of CaHfoiuia. Knight's M odollno Smiffi 811 MAIN ST. 1815 BIAIN ST. 881 tfA m ST. Baltovich. uvea in Bridgeport; The auto tohile of which an ompira was bidif, and the original and latest rulers of tha empira: wagon; but dt- whs .well after the Black Seq clt^ fleeing for coun different jobs in, ^h* stale.'They thrust riewriy waa xhned st Sen. A rthur WHMo . ' Ehro Tylof Eisio M oyor 813 W E S t CENTER ST. Tbatg father, George, la serving a Henry 1, hia' wlfa Chura Bryant Ford, and their grandson, Hanry Ford n, with the first cjaf turn' et thf ejentury and.he-was In try . '. . jChih«se Nationalist Nayy were installing {dial equipjnen^ and WIObMn F. KnowlsMl. sxpeeted ■a t-ute Bn 8-4MS Bn s-Mae I an 8-8481 built by Hanry Ford, 1896. Thq ac*ne la Orowifleld ’vUlagc, Mich., wbrn*# Ford,brought together subchaser Mown qnto reel by Ty to ' oopoas Knight lii tbs. 1968 • r • • M l f . 4 4 2 7 8K Fa|0 Fivo) phoon (Om « n n i ■epiiyiphu gevenror .ytw nr- ' , ■ I . » .. J (OPEN i DAYS TMUpSPAYS TIL f. iQPiN S DAYS ,j. ■/ *?■ ' 'K , ‘V ■/' m ■ ; . V j.' . • \ J". - y-'' ■

R ' ■•••/'. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1967 PAGE mum BiANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONH. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1957 r Â(a» A C S T W 0 the committee tb award contracts Quinn of the Dumont Radio'Corp. Collage Meetings ton and begin the addition If the finan Green PTA Fair D urnfi^Âifested Fellowship Hears ■ t on hand to answer questions. EASTWOOD cial report te favorable. Other demonstrations will in ' Women Slate Meeting • Set for Sept 2l clude one on cabinet wood selsc- Set by Emanuel In Ailto MUhap Panel of Students SheinwoM on Bridge Walt DiHey’S " P a w n a a " Silk Town NoteSf Quotes By Eari Yosi The September meeting of the tlon, displays and demonstrations Oteri... la Galer With Zoning Group Woman’s (Jltib wlll'be held Wednes “The annual PTA-aponaored ^ eX I of new synthetic fibers, and new In preparation for tha. Preach day at 8 p.m. at Hall Memorial L i Donald R. Durand, 39. of 182 A panel of high school students " B r n b l ” Bill Williams Green School Fair and Auction le Baby Has types’ of furniture. ing, Teaching and Reaching (PTR ) brary. Broad St., was arrested and Miss Brenda- Cote, high school of the church will tali of their ex W A T O I f o b SION Soath dealer Is C»l»r Late AIM fM Spic and span, attractively unl-BRajasthan Limited in Jaipur City,‘|'Tesentlng the State in the FF’A Re Hearing Set will be held at the school Sept 21, anut.* IM b6w fMl jou ispiEfS. charged with failure to grant the OF BRIDGE LARCENY J:M - S:U Mtesion, Oct. 1-17. members of gional Star Farmer regional con Miss Anna Merz of Vernon wriH from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The affair piahlst, will play in the now piano periences at summer conferences Korth-Soulh valnarsb'e S:M - formed school policemen are once India, compllmtinting the annual give a travel talk with pictures to righ t of way as the result o f an By Alfred Shelnwold NORTH PIra.e sole .pectai. a «-r Fmanuel lAitheran Church are report of Knight which appeared test. He 1s among 12 Northeastern will be held rain or shine. shop on the mezzanine floor, and at the meeting o f the Women’s •hawjat of "BaioW’’ oaiy at 1:M again on duty at the various Ellington,' Sept. 16 (S p e c ia l— illustrate her lecture. A social accident Saturday, at Spruce and Mrs. Dorothy Baker,, will be heard “ How could I tell what was go ♦ » * MoBAsâd^Jir>d2{j__,„^_ holding a series of efettage meet in a recent Isaue of Banking, pub states candidates competing for Mrs,. Leon Juran chairman of Fellowship of Center Congrega achooli and schtiol intersections The Plannihg and Zoning Commis hour win follow. the ways and means committee', Maple Sts. on the Hammond organ- ing on?’’ West asked at the end a n ings on three consecutive Wednes lication of the American Banktng- awards furnished b ye the Sears O U I E 'S B^n Named... WED.: "FIBE DOWN BELOW” has appointed the chairmen of tbe Police said that Durand drove Orchids will be distributed to the tional Church Wednesday night at of today’s hand. ^ A K q • 4 t days at 8 p.m. in Manchester. Operating under Assrt.. .Linotype News fall etli- Roebuck Foundation. Von Ecker, sion will hoI(t' a public hearing Manoheeter Evening Herald El committees which will manage the onto Spruce St. after stopping for first 700 ladles attending and the 7:45 at the church. Everybody was sympathetic, A Q J 10 * A host and hostess open their the supervision of dhlef of Police tion, features' a reproduction of 17. transferred from Manchester Sept. 23 at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall lington correspondent. Mrs. G. F. A U T O B O D Y ths stop sign at the corner of WB8T RANT home to other members residing Herman O. Schendel and the Man five portions of five front pages of High School to Glastonbury High affair. They are Mrs.' Edward Ser- first 350 men to attend will receive A ll women o f the church are In but nobody really meant it ’West fr U • 4 A Q J 4 t BO that parties and citizens may Berr, telephoneTRemont.5-9813. Maple St. and was struck by a was more to be blamed than in their district for a devotional chester Police Department, the historical significance from the three years ago in order to study be heard regarding the following: rell, auction; ^rs. Edward Sahr- ^ W E L D I N G souvenir memo pads; vited to attend this first all-group aKJ44 VAlOtl J | A S T backer, plants; Mrs. Theodore Martbi.\aon o f Mr. and Mra. Roy C. Johnson. 75 Pleasant St. approaching him on Spruoe plUed. program which is directed by a school staff now numbers 27 men. Manchester Evening Herald which vocational -agriculture, since the A request by Edward F. (Jharter Watkins will also use the Open meeting of the season. A l t A 10 I T (Jummings, bake sale; Mrs. Robert ★ AUTO 50DY and Ha was boiv Sept. S at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His West opened the deuce of clube, leader. A period of sociability fol Eleven years ago there were but appeared in the special anniver course is not offered locally, A to make certalii changes in a build 12,000 Radios Supplied House to introduce their new line The program, as announced by AAI41 A** i _ ___ _ Hopps and Mrs. Russell Vennart, patamal grandfather is J. Algot Johnson. 24 Edgerton St He Durand told police that he did of E^veêtt pianos. •nd South won with - the king. lows with refreshments included. five school pollceriten in Manches sary isaue. . . First Lt. Philip June graduate, Ralph is currently ing located on Main St., and now FENDER REPAIRS Mrs. Rita Landtt, will begin with SOUTH snack bar; Mrs. Johii Ellison, Ymm two brothers. Erik, 10, and Mark, 8; and three Bisters, not see the other car.- This .csr. According to C. Elmore Watkins, South immediately returned a Church niembers feel the meet ter. Thanks to clothing allowances, Jobert. son of Mr. and Mrs. serving as an officer in his FFA used as a general store luid post All-Indta Radio now has 27 sta ★ COMPUTE CAR refreshments in the Robbins room; A A K 0 I white elephants; Mrs. Jqhn Foley, Lenore, 12, Ernestine, 6, and Strkka. 4. operated by William C. Staley, 36, president, over 2,000 visited W at after which all will adjourn to the Club, and West played' low. He ings are essential in preparing for the school police make an attrac Marcel Jobert of 722 Center St., district organization and is a mem office, and to change the area from tions and 48 transmitters, 30 ¥ Q T » candled apples; Mrs. pscar Rdtt- P A I N T I N G . or 169 Oak St., attempted to stop expected to take the third round a deeper spiritual awakening so tive appearance and are often mis is now stationed wtih the Army ber of the local Grange. non-copforming use in a rural resi studio centers, and 27 receiving kins Open House last year. He ex Federation room for the panel dis ♦ * J * nel; publicity; Mrs. Morton Rosen Jobs than P\. son of Mr. and Mrs. MUton K. Adams. 32 Mar and avoid the colllrion, police of Clubs with his ace, at which Importuit tb the success of an taken for regular members of the in Anchorage, Alaska. Jobert, a dence zope to a neighboring shop centers. To provide increased facil 1.ACQUER and E N A M E L pects an even hlgger/tumout this cussion. A K 7 > thal, fish pond; Mrs. Glenn Jgmes, shall Rd. He was bom Sept. 7 at Manchester .Memorial Hospi said, but skidtled on' loose sand. A ll Center Church young people time hte pulner would be able to Boulh .Wett North Hast dvangelical mission. Police Department, crack rifleman while attending ping center. ities for community listening, 12,- year. Willard B. Rogers, chairman of telephone; John Mortimer, money; 8 Griflwoki S ired tal. His matcraal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Montfort S. Spruce St. had been freshly oiled, who attended summer conferaices make a dtecard and thus give him 1 NT Pass S NT Pass Manchester H igh,' has been in Change an area located on the 000 community receivers were sup sul DON MCBBAY I f there is no meeting sched the Board of Directors st the First and' Stephen Krakow; tickets. Paige, Albany, N.\Y„ and hte paternal gtandtnolher Is Mrs. Nellie according to police. . are being asked to attend this some Information. t NT P a ir Pass Pass The full i U f f ot school police service five years. Recently- he corner of Maple St. end Rt. 83, plied to the state.s during the TeL MI-9-502S ^ la ■‘IIATFVL OF BAIN” uled in a district, the members are National Bank, is serving his 12th In addition to the other fair at Adams, Rensselae^ N. Y. Ha has two brothers, Christopher, 6, meeting and to invite their moth The Information arrived too Opealag lead—A t men. their home addresses and visited Earl Engle in Anchorage. owned by B. (jantor, L. Goldfarb 1956-57 fiscal year, increasing the Albert R. Hoxie, 46. of Taunton. Coventry ■ Also: ItABSHALL THOMFHOM urged to attend the one nearest year as a trustee of the Exposi tractions there Will be pony rides and Michael, 3; and\a sister, Paige, 5. late. Declarer didn’t lead dubs 1. “ Ll'BE OF THE SWAMP’" their assigned areas are aafollows: Engle is a former Manchester and George and Sam Pearl from number of such seta to 25,156. By • • e * « Mass., stopped his cat in a tine of ers. their home. tion, while Atty. John S. G. Rbtt- and cartoons for the children. traffic on E. Middle Tpke. Satur Fonowing the program the reg again until he had made sure of Show Start. James Bane of 38 Maple St., S. resident who has since established rural residence zone to neighbor 1961 about 99,000 villages ara tricks without delay. The only rea Homes which will be open on ner is In hi,s third year as a trustee. scheduled to have community seta. Hot dogs and a variety of aahd- TRY- CyvUila, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Midlin, 20 day, police said, and was struck in ular business meeting will be con hte game contract. At 1:U Main; Bernard Bentley of 18 Can himself in business in Alaska. ing shopping renter. Salvation Army Sept. 18 ofHy are those of Mr. and .. . Miss Eastern States Exposition wiches can be purchased as well DOZBI ArcelUa Dr. She w ^ bom Sept. 7 -.^ Manchester Memorial Hos the rear by a car operated by D. ducted by the president, Mrs. A fte r winning the second club sonable chance was to take the terbury St.. Windemere-Broad; * * * ORS Plans Meeting ace of clubs and switch to a low Mrs. Arthiu-Tolf, 76 Ashworth St.: aa soda, ice cream, and potato pital. Her paternal grandfather te .ijoseph Mldlln, Hartford. J. Duncan. 19. of Bolton. Rena Brautigam. trick in dummy. South ran five Frederick Brown of 233 Woodland The Annual Peanut Sale of the Hope (Chapter, No. 6, OES, will NOTED EYES’ COLOR Leaders Pledge heart. ChilJ'■ iJnJir 12 FHZB Mr. and Mrs. William Luettgens, 44 The Greek philosopher. Aristotle, chips. *Iê money raised at the She hat a brother, R|chard) 6, and tw o sisters, Nancy, 3, and Police are gtill investigating the diamonds and two top spades. He St.. Broad-Hllllard; We.sley Bulla MancJiester Kiwania Club will hold a meeting in the Masonic Dally Queatlon Harvard Rd.: and Mr. and Mrs. was the first WTlter to note that fair 1s used for a school project or Marianne, 3. accident. then cheerfully-conceded the rest of 67 Hemlock St., Falknor-Centcr; take place Wednesday. Proceeds Temple. Orchard . St.. ■ EHIingtOn, CD Assistance A s dealer, you hold: Spades A Rudolph Heck, 233 Vernon St. all babies are bom with blue eyes. improvement. \ ' * * to the defenders. t. K pight Chambers of 105 St. John will be used for boy's and girlls tomorrow si 8 p.m. Robert Mor Richard Alan, eon of Mr! and Mrs. Francis J. Kos. 119 Newcomers Group K 9 3; Hearts 7 3; Diamonds 8 4 Homes which will be open Sept^ west Allowed Steal 18 and ^ are those of Mr. and Mrs.B, "St., Falknor-Center;. Fi'Meric proJecLs in Manchester. Ralph ris night will be observed- ' Chambers St. He wa^ bom Sept. 7 at Manchester Memorial Coventry, Sept. 16 (SpecisU — 8; auba A K Q 5. What do you Kryzak captains the Navy team On Ort, 4, the group will hold, By this time West was aware aay? John A. Johnson, 18 Hlllcrest Rd.. CHark, of 141 Adams St., Biickland; Hospital. Hte maternal \grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Court Dale Slated Meets Tomorrow while Atty. Jack Shea is the lead a rummage sale- at 4 Bast Main Major and Mrs. John Pickup, com that he had allowed declarer to Mr. and Mrs. Ivar Scott, 56 Maple McCollum. 92 Wells St., shd hte maternal great grandparents are Answer: Bid one club. Avoid er of the Arm y team in the com- St. manding officers of the Manchester steal the game. W est should have opening with one no-trump when Mr. and Mrb. WUUam SeoiL 321H Oakland St. He has a broth In Turner Case St.; Mrs. Helen Johnson, 43 Holl ' petition for'aale.smaruhip honors.. TeacberS Needed /#r Jbis /se(f. . . . rtmpmipr ffw W r A “Meet Your Neighbor’’ party hopped up with the ace of clubs two suits are wide open. Main Feature Shown 1st Tanita er. Francis John. Jr., 6, anq two sisters, Christine Anne. 10, and Salvation Arm y Corps, will be St.; Miss Hattie Peterson, 25^1ton r- ' Bernle Menschell of the Manches- Local School Supt, Howard Ma will be held at the first fall meet at the second trick and should (Copyright 19S7, General Features Shaw Starts at 7:15 We’re Janice Alane! 5. among some 50 Salvation Army St.; the Rev. and Mrs. C.'H enry ! ter Drive-In Theater Corp.. whd- son Is appealing for substitute _ . -A • \ • A court date haa been set for Jo ing of the YWCA-sponsored New have led a low heart. The defend Corp.) Alr- Anderson. 64 Church St. The Rev. I will construct the new 1,200 seat, teachers urgently needed by the seph H. Turner. 22, of East Wind executives to be sworn into the comers Club tomorrow evening at ants would then take their club Coadl Honed Juit wlw) re* seed (wdlkhkneiidree* * Cheryl Beth, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curiy, 52 Vil Mr. Anderson is pastor. I theater in cooperation with Green system. , sor Hill, charged with reckless Ctvll Defense organization here 8 o’clock at the Community Y In and four hearts to defeat the STILL STANDING (rewslsf. Hwhy bulMaser btods t(8t osd lage S t, RockvtUe. She wiep bom Sept. 7 at Manchester Me game contract. Homes which will be open on I Manor Estates at the Shopping Any citizen in good health who driving aX the result o f an accident TTiursday. the upstairs dining room. Fort Wilkins, In Michigan’s up Npt arJiwIlcoUf. (rssi aoe'roler't tss#. morial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Theresa • It was essy to see this at the Sept. 25 onlv ere those of Mr. and I Center, is a local resident. Hte has a college or normal school Sept. 7. H e la scheduled ~to ap Dana S. Merriman, State CD This club, organized last April, per peninsula, 1s the only stock Mrs. York Strangfeld. 158 Green OHrics s( M or too HF (ME-TIMIA'ItAC McGaim, Bolton, and her patenul grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. plans and training officer, said end of the hand, but how could I home is at '41 Milford Rd. The new education or who Is ' a former crawler, wlis lerqse-ceiivsrtsr dries, pear In Town C ou rt'^p t. 30. extends a warm welcome to all aded fort between the Alleghenies wood Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harold Y . Curry, 85 Deepwott* Dr. She has a brother. Scott Turner was chargM after the the SalvqUon Army executives are newcomers In town. The present West know at the second trick theater, which will be erected jon teacher may contact the school of- cowsteerslallsB Terioiealk (roseisinlee. and tha Mississippi River still Schenning, 28 Perkins St., and Mr. Joseph, 14 mouthy. \ ' , , Hackmatack St. accident when po* being made a part of CD since members are all newcomers, most what was going on? Green Manor properly off _W. flce. pewer-ifeefles. Writs fer ksc leM Ie^;;^ standing as originally buUL and Mra. Ralph Swanson, 374 RESTAURANT ***>'** lice said that he struclân oncom they have pledged mass clothing within the past year. Suggestions The tip-off was that South I Middle Tpke. and Broad St., will Church Meeting Set Cheryl Ann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Cooley, An Hackmatack St. be known as the Parkade Cine, . The clerk of the local Congre ing car, lost control of hte vehicle and feeding service* to the State in on how the club can be o f service hadn't tackled dummy’s long dia hawn at 7:40' and COCKTAIL LOUNGE dover. She wee bom Sept. 9 at Mencheeter M e m o ^ l H otpiUl. and crashed Head-on Into a tree. case of attack. to newcomers are welcome> mond suit In this situation. South i Matt Morlarty plans move gational (Jhurch has issped a c-all Her maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Alfred-Parkes, 433 for a church meeting to follow the Turner was thrown through the Those to be sworn in will be from ^ The chairman of the group Is would surely lead diamonds at his fam ily to Coventry/iit the' retOtr UA and 6, bolton, conn., UL Mltehell 9-iU5 Mf. Main S t. and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. regular service tomorrow. The windshield of hta car from the im Connecticut and Masaachusetts. Mrs. Leroy Olsen, and she may once if an opponent held the ace near future. He is president of W alter R. Cooley Sr., Andover. She has. a la th e r, Bruce, 3. Judge.s to Select OPEN TUESDAY thni SATURDAY 4:00 PJM. to 1:00 A.M. pact. He was taken to Manches The ceremony will follow a dinner be contacted for more informa of diamonds. Hte failure to lead Moriarly B ro s...T ed /Goodchlld meeting Is being called to hear a SUNDAYS, 18:00 NOON to 9:00 P.M. (aoaed Monday) report' by the Building Fund F i ter Memorial Hospital wjiere he at the Salvation Arm y Camp at tion. diamonds meant that he held the MAN5FIELD and Charles I-athrop. M th o f Bol BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE 1881 DOeWELL AVE. V Mary Jane Luaiin. daughter of Mr. an^ Mrs. Paul Latulippe Best Fair Bootli nance Committee on the proposed was treated for a fractured skull the lake at 12:15 p.m. Committee chairmen are; Mrs. ace himself, -and that the suit was ton, have merged y id will be EDDY "Velvet Toacb” REED At the Piano Nightly HAMDEN, CONN. Br„ Vernon. She was bom Sept. 4 at Manchester Memorial H os and’head cuts, according to police. Paul Frankenberg, program; Mrs. ready to run at a moment’s no VAN SOHN80N OENK KELLY engaged in the real /atale and in addition to the church. Action pital. Her maternal grandparents aâ Mr. and Mrs. Frank “ ACTION o r “ HAPPY surance buaii)ess a.iM will have of will also be requested to empower Phone Clleatnnt 8-8118 His condition was reported as John Guilara. hospitality; Mrs. tice. , TSC nO KK" Two Judges have been named i ' Bukaas. Zion, Hi;, and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and BOAO' fices at 172 E, Center St. . .A new good, the following morning. Matthew Maetozo, publicity; Mrs. It should have been clear that WED.i "NOAH’S ABK” OrMt! seoiuMwiecTui. to select the outstanding booth at I Mra. Aim s lAtuUppe, 760 Vernon St. She has a brother. Paul Couple Observes Charles Perry, membership, and West had to taka five defensive the “ Village Charm F a ir" to b e ; red cedar front M a been installed Katlwl Jr„ 4; and three sUtere, Christine lioulse, 6. Michele Mrs. Robert Taylor, advisor. held Satiirdav by the Women’s Fel-1 in the'Silk Clty/lguor store at 201 jipiB iiiijjjW Xynp. 5, and Teresa Lett. 2. lowship of Second Congregational T N. .Main' St ,/operated by Max ‘ •-...... - ...... 50th Anniversary Open Hou^ Set , CRASH KILLS DRIVER Church. Glabier. He \p currently president Klm beiiy Jeanne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A lfred J. KargI, Seymour. Sept. 18 (JP) — State . The Judges are Mrs Kdward Pot of the Manchester Package Stores 16S Ferguson Rd. She wps bom Sept 8 at Manchester Memo Mr. and Mra. Daniel Gorens, 14 WILFRED 4;l.AKKE JOYCE CrNLlFFE. At Watkins Bros. Police said Gordon Baker. 26, of ter. presicient of the Manchester Ihc. and wnJl complete 20 years aa Keifh's Will, Never Be Undersold! Budget Terms Availobit rial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Victoria Rd., quietly observed -P- a buainesân on Depot Square their golden wedding aimiversary Beacon Falls was killed yesteiday Council of Church Women; and Wnifred Clarke of 20 Henry St., of 1957 te Joyce Cunliffe. 18, of 26 Nicholas. Maltempo, 160 Cooper HUl S t. and her paternal grand '*APACHK Mrs. Charles R. Baxter Jr., first Princeton-E. Middle Tpke.: Don in October. Doane St. She will act as official, Watkins Broe. will be open for Saturday with, a family gathering w'hen his car, a convertible, IAMBI’ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patty, Miami, Fla. She hae skidded off the road and shot 83 WABBIOft’* vice president of the Women’s Fel Daley of 416 Center St.: Center- hostess and greet such visitors as h brother. Bradford Charlee, 3. two hours tomorrow night, imd at their home 'in the evening. Tech. Steaa:l ___ PROGRAMS Manchestern te well represented feet through the air from an 11- lowship of Center Congregational Adams: Eugene DeCoberl of 185 A ir Force Secretary James H. J, not one thing will be sold. Mr. and Mrs. Gorens were mar CAiaro<^Ng AT 7:4*______at th/ Eastern States Exposition ried on Sept. 11, 1907, in HaH- foot embankment before landing Church. Wadsworth St., Porter: Raymond Douglas, the governors of New J e n ^ e r Ketnp, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. George A. Pot, For the seventh successive WEDei *’Fire Daws Balavi:" whi(;h opened last Saturday for its ford, by the Rev. John Kavaah. upside down. The fair will be held -rain or Gauthier of 27 Cook St., Vernon- England and New York, Bob Hope RFD No. i, Rockville. She was born Sspt 2 at Hartford Hos year, Watkins will open Its store anniial farm, home and Industrial They have resided in Manchester shine S t the Comrtuinlty Y. Pro E. Middle Tpke.; Albert G u«y of and many other dignitaries. . . . pital. for its annual Fall fashion Time dteplay as well aa nine days of air C ^ n House from 7 to 9 a part' of the greater part of their married ceeds will help furnish the new 20 Spruce St., Spruce-Florence. A number Of other Manchester Also, Fred Johnson of 17 S. Main anoWs. Coliseum spectaculars and Craig OMrge. eon of Mr. and Mra. George Adams. U Butler a national event j^ h s o re d b y the life...... Th«:r“ are ' membera of "YideQ iyerydayl parish house being built for Second residents are scheduled to take National Retail Furniture Assn. the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Congregational Church. ' - ■ N V .'W V O n te r-G ’Leary; Rcjbert .other exciting attractions.. At least ■part in the -4-H'and F F A “dompeti- ■ - f - - Rd. He was bom sept 8 at St fYands Hoapita!. HU maUmal two Silk City industrial fihns have Demonstrations by furniture Church.*^ All Rlghta Rasarved— Each booth will have a basic Kiernsn of 46 Strickland St., spe-/ tion as well, compete in the poultry grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.' Ralph Aftm, Bast Weymouth, THE WERNER STUDIO exhibitions at, the 175-acre ahow- and carpet factory representatives They have , five children: Mrs. skirt of green, to be decorated in cial assignment: Edward Montie show, livestock contests, and horse- Mssa. He has a brother, K e n t 8 ^ ; and a sistsr, Chsryl, 2. - H. T. Dickeasan A Ca„ Inc, of 69 New St.. Hartford Rd.-Pine; groiind.s, local youth represents • • • • • as well SI by.local stores allied ESmll F. Helm of Manchester; Miss KSMBBBHBBimaBNBMmMSHHBUaMH fall colors by individual groups of show and other activities at the with home furnishings wlU be fea Ernestine M. Gorens of Hartford, OF PIANO AND ORGAN the Women's Fellowship. Jiulging William MeSweeney of 26 Elmjst., Connecticut Ini regional Future . Joyee Anne, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Pierre R. Caron, 21 Adams-Olcolt; William Nevllte Sr. Farmers of America (FFA) com Expo.sition, Oval tnne. She was bom Sept 8 at St Francis Hospital. Her tured at the open house. Mra. John T. Nicholson of South will begin at 10 a m . a half hour Windsor, Mrs. Norman R. Dum- of 145 Adams St., Buckley School; petition. two ManthrsterUes are Now! Finer Quality Blond Modesw Pleeen With FHnooa NBVAMAB maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Thibault, Walter Van Arsdale, Coventry after the opening of the fair. There were 24.9 live births per artist, will demonstrate Sherwin- schat of Manchester and M. Sgt. ANNOUNCES THE ADDITION OF Louis Pacak of 312'2 \ ^ n St.. serving as trustees and a local girl PUstie T m ! Reaiate Akohol, Fralt Arlda; Ink Or Anmoaln . . Ky m Westport Mmss., and her paternal grandfather is Ernest J. Y O U C A N Hollister-Main; Anthony Pyka of reigns as queen over the show. 1,000 U.S. people In 1965. Caron. 21 Oval Lame. Williams line of artist's supplies, Herman D. A. Gorens, who is Just e Barns! < • • » • snd the paint company will also completing 20 years of service ALW AYS DEPEND 72 Doane St.. Green-mneeton; . . . Pioneer Parachute Co. is ex Mother of Three Frank Quish of 46 Foste/Stt.-HIgh hibiting it.s product in the Con . David PaaL son of Mr. and Mrs. Normand E. Forcler. 45 sponsor a showing of paintings by with the U.S. Army. Presently ON Mr. Ernest Johnson School: Arthur Seymoite of 10 De necticut Building along the famed WadswOTth St He was bom Sept 9 at St Francis Hospital. the Manchester Art Assn. stationed in South Houston, Tex., ^tdmk Wounded by Gun pot St., Center: Thomas Smith of Avenue of States while the Walter F. T. Blish' Hardware Co. will be was unable to be present for INSTRUCTOR OF PIANO His maUamal grandparehta are Mr. and Mrs. Alddr St. Pierre, 30 Westwood St., OlcoU-FUtnoi-; Slatersvlllc, R. I., and his paternal grandparents are Mr. and show Its line of Shop-Smith pow the anniversary celebration, hut ELECTRONICS Olcutt Co. is showing some of its did send his greetings. He hopes ss* Albert Tyler of 65 ^wthortic St.. farming and haying equipment In Mrs. Omer Forder, Woonsocket R- J- er tools, with a repreaentative of WaUingford; Sept. 16 (Ab - - A Magna Power Tool Co., makers of to visit hte parents during the Teaching afYour Home a Specialty LABORATORIES ^ S TA N E K young mother of three children .W.,Mi ^ ChilcTa Sleeping Bag chael Skurat, was questioned ex load $10.00. , r ■*.' ■ ■'''■■ ■ S' ‘ tensively about the incident. Po "FREE PICK-UP ClMaacI t Mdw 9avm . C^db* N.WiUtarn Knight of 65 White ' James Wallace' U , son o f Mr. and Mrs. John M. Leslie, 236 Holyoke, Mass.— A new sleep lice said he had given conflicting XAND DELIVERY" CiMuiel 11 KArtf^HL Cm r . St„ vice president of the Man W. Center St He was bom Aug. 26 at Hartford Hospital. Hte ing bag has been deggned by a CkwmdI'tS SarlaffleVl. Mam . accounts of the affair. ' y M l 9 -4 8 2 4 maternal grandparents are Or. and Mrs. George E. MePheraon, Holyoke manufacturer especially CfcsSBbl M KcwBriteUa C«W8. Police said Skurat first called chester Trust Co., this week re-jAH^X .nanaa. CSâlAA Emergency O ie AdI it WaSerbwT. r police headquarters and )o1d the celved s letter from one J M. ir A m iU r Unig OlOlSS Fmetero. MSss, and hte paternal grand|Huants are Mr. and Mrs. for child, campers . between the Simple as— ClhAMiDl W HDlyê. X(Ma i. 1 1 I I i . i : \ W . B. Leelle, Samdy Lake, Pa. He haa two brothera. John Jr.; ages o ( 3 and 6. The bag te lined officer on the desk, " I accidentally Agarwal, rijapsger of the Bank of J6, and Bruce, 8; and thiae sisters, ân e, 18, Janfee, 6, and with a raotature-repellent acetate /// / it/ ( •hot my wife.” Maigarst,4. Numbers producL' A -lw ays Later, at Uie home Skurat said • • • • • I I i: I I hia wife, Joanne, 23, had been de COLUMBIA IteoHe Joanne, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Duell. 93 pressed all day. Ha said she had T o w n ’ Grand Ave, Rockville. She was bom Sept 8 at.Itockville City B-etfrer BICYCLES gotten up, while they were watch i! 'HoepltaL Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Firt DRfMrtmcnt ing telfrislon, and gone into the A I R CONDITIONLD •aiaa aod Servica bedroom. She c(implaine(l ahe ^ Hoiuton, West Haven, and her paternal grandparents are Mr. (SMFO) Announcement/ . and Mrs.' Henry W. Duel], Mile Hill Rd., Tolland. She has two C-offee wasn’t feeling well, hh said. Stxaa to ta 88 THE W HITING brothers, Craig, 3H, and T’imothy, IH - 3 .1 1 5 1 Several minutes later he heard • * • * * STATE CORPORATION a shot from tha bedroom, he told NASSIFF ARMS COMPANY, 1015 MAIN ST. Charles Andre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Champagne, Covey's! Antomatto Heating Spaelallsts po!lice. He said he found her stand- 8rii District TODAY and TUESDAY a t M U 'S TIRE and Diane Dr., Vemmi. He, was bom Smt. 10 at Manchester Mcr 844 Main SL—TeL'sa 9-1168 Ining near the bureau with a bullet i Mat. 2 pja.— Êves. coat. 8:15 Has been selected to exclusively represent the full morial Hospital. Hte maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fire Department ^ REPAIR SH 07 wound In her chest. Mrs. Skurat also -told police she' E. F.LeDoux, Willimantlc, and hte paternal grandmother is Mrs. ( M F D ) \ For A Tasty Meal Visit Our l*F.Spraoa SL—IHI 9-0659 (U-M) w e l l s FARGO line of COLT'S PATENT FIREARMS in the Mdn- Yvonne Champagne, WllUmantic. He haa twin ateters, Chris- "Tw« Cartrldar." had shot herself. She was report- | TWO PIECE TRIPLE DRESSER SUITE tlne Ann and Cheryl Ann, 2.. 3 -5 4 3 2 »:W ( ed in goo(l condition at .Meriden j Cêeifif/ CM^Shpp HmtDAY.,. SEPT. « l i g S r l S ? hoSptlal, Where police qilestiohi'a { -chesterorea. ■ — • :W < 1) BAimTA.TAND _ The ’Tilpls Dresaor with Uie handaome Heedboerd Bed make up this (11) THOSE WHITINO OIBLS her briefly. ' : Peiice Department OHf) MO PAYOFF , . (»M ») TWENTY-ONE diatiiikutehed tWD-piece ensemble! You may select additional pieces < »$ •) MATINEE THXATe B (U ) TV THEATEE N o charges In connection w ith i O P B N D A I L Y 9 A . M . t o 6 P .M . if you desire ... or make up your own suite from a wide showing of - 3 -4 1 3 1 (Calsr) the shooting were made. Police I 1:M O M i) THE VEEDtOT IS YOl'ES ( 1) LAWRENCE WKLK BMW X As the registered COLT'S dealer in Manches matching Individual pieces! Finer quality, with oak interiors, center SAT. TILL 3 P.M.— CLOSED ALL DAY SUNDAY (M U ) UCHARD DIAMOND, said they were continuing their in- j 4te* (U> EDGE OF NIGHT Oae.ti! r-rry Lawl.i Talla- Indicated the ahot/Was fired' at | FIVE DRAWER 84” CHEST ___ ^ ...... $79.95 BIX DRAWER 80” Doable Drceaer ...i. .$119.95 (U> OUT WEST ^ Bsakhrad: H a a ized to give expert advice on every phase of hand ■urhe . 3-4868 M M r WIIW) HWKS eloae range. i THREE DRAWER 40” Single Dreeeer ...889.95 ATTRACTIVE PANEL BED .*...... 539.95 PAINTING Mitni sMma BR O £S U Sn S_i^ iit f (BMt) MODEDM BOMAHCES Jaarl RIairi Jaae RarM-; A t the time of the shooting.; »m ( t> MICKEY MOUSE CLUB rose liarbi; BIU aad Clara their three children, aged two. i gun selection and operation. • A L S O • ______ THE BAHLY SHOW 7 STTMTHl MUd Handsome Wood OH) PQPEIfE <2i) FBONTIEB DOCTOR Repairs (Mi STATE TBOOPKUl liS! T ^ J % r t m e a t e b ( () WORLD’S BEST MOVIES SlU < l> NEWS * WEATHEB - “ Trader Rsra” rmausau-uam (ISM) NEWS ûnatuTiaaiM 4tM ( n POPBTE THFteTEB Egll Registration (N ) n o PICTUEB CD THE BIO NEWS HEADBOARD MORIARTY BROTI4ERS Wn mcAM Cinemascope . (U) WEATHEB Utel (U) b a d g e NO. 714 UNIVERSITY EVENING COllEGE ■ S01.su CENTER ST. MI S-S1S8 U:M (Mi WEATHER AND 8POBTS' A umvttsH nTciMTouL riautt N ic h o ls (Mi WEATHEB a ™ » ia TIRE.^ U:U (Mi.MILUON DOLLAR MOVIE M o n c h o s t o r DIVERSITY OF HIRTFORD BEDS (Mi ’^'51SS't “* HARTT COLLiei OF MUSIC f HARTFORD ART SCHOOL ROLDA GIBSON UiM (Hi NEWS HILIYIR COLlâi v_ GOODYEAR II ;M (Mi TONIGHT I t ’JS **i! *J*D PBEVIEWB / Hand(k>me Headboards in choice of de-' AIR CONI>tTl0^4tO U:M ( a) NEWS Classes Begin Sept. 23 signs,, available in Mahogany or Maple, IS YOUR CAR TIRES ■I : • ■ , . 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(H> s m o u r r OF ooobisk / 8 $795 / ALL TYPES OF DANCE INSTRU0110N 9l«t (M M ) B______B imAND S ------ALUU( inquire of: ' Life Science | STORE HOURS: Kettii’a, Man 2 Oar ar^;t Fik4 ArH Fira RaoMant. R o d e n t 75 Fre-Madieel Teehriolom chester, Open HiunMlay Nights (MM)‘ t8 S c6 a m le s 1tam- proof, wai not rot or warp. EKIX SHOW 1 T *1 TUI e.: Closed Mondaya K(rtth’a BALLROOM CLASSES NOW FORMING "Tha Baft Taarh” 11090 ifiS East Hartford, Open Dally From $■ Vanatiia. Adaplabla to Stet ( SAt) BOLD JOUBIOCY , _ mapy flic* and uae«.. . f . “ n ^ Jaha At Big, Bat f . 10 A-M. Until 9 K m ., CIom Sat 1595 lOlfEIHTREpRE' eith Furniturn urdays At 6. > , ' LOW ‘ Frkad. Dollar for •MB awin Bit 8 uer-vnisswmi' CLASSES R ^ M E SATURDAY. SEPT. 21 (UAU^yUJUIT BtXtOTB dollar you are far, . far $420 DIRECTOR of the UNIVERSITY EVENING COLLEGE ahead wttb a N n ild a ' ■ ' ' ■ J, >’REE PARKING AT BOTH building. Send for more Infonnatioa ttr*. OlbsoB. her aq(Ustaat SUm Beverly BoIlUe and elx eT M r NORM AN'S. 445 Hartford Rd. Hiiiyer College Building" ' 1115 MAIN ST. 317 MAIN ST. bellet etudehts haive' retoroed from New Teric City wfHre tO.WENIE.NT KEITH STORES. . Use Our Own Parking Lots Adja- they etwUed ballet with Alfrwdo' Oerrino, ‘ who taaght a]) MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD oeot To The Stores, Juat A Step Jacob’s Pillow this summer, aleo Michael Katcharoff, Rejjriseear of MANCHESUR'S FAVORITE Hudson Street, Hartford 1, Connecticut From Onr Doora! Nuside Engineering Co^yl inc. the Ballet Buaae de Meata Carlo; Modem Jaaa uader Tim ' V , hs ■ ■ ' Everett, yHuag'ahtr et "JBMtMaettf Flm;” aad Thy, with APPUARCE STORE 34 0Ai($T. ■ l4l 3-1425 Leeated M Mila on Oakkwd Tel. 7-4161 ‘ - I Strei^ oa TBUaad' . M M 4 ' ;7 i

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f n i A r ^ M connoisaeurs aa tha most at.vlish more, frustrated by th# fathar-aon boya. Her steadfast InlliMiM is alsvayi fait la the fatti'ily. \ FALSE TEETH / car ever produced in America. relatlonahip than Ekliel was. Ed- DaUy Radio im o —IN* Old Henry turned up his noae at sel .went on to th* end living his tEdsel’s four children, all mar That Loaias ried, live near each other In Orosae Da^liCbt W POP—141« such high-faluting ' experiments. I own Ilf# the way he wanted to Fabulous Ford Family ”I’ve got no use for a motor'that liv* it,, in the nice aurroundlngs Polnte Shores, not fsr from their Naad Not ImbarMWS haa more spark plug# than a cow of Gaukler Point# rather than in mother. M ,„r w eenn of I MtowlBc pngnm adMd^t has nipples," he ince declared. [plain and urifashlonsbie llearborn, . In 1983, Young Henry took leave nai emberrsismen* ■ WHAT-âaa AUtr M .MppUed by tiM rmdlo WCCO—Crtotnii Mtuiie (Contimied from Page One) Although Edsel never went to, where'his father thought the of absence from the company to ezceptionally unpretentious and decided to put the rails in concrete ers were fighting for the right to B«ta ud u * Mb)«ct to WKNB^Mtfsl^ EcboM organize the company’s -emplo.ves. college Old Henry, was against Forda should live, serve as a member of the United IIT* In fn r of this h‘i|PS2 ,*5 6 r S UTflC—Dick Bertel down to earth. instead of on the customary road States delegation to the United WI>RO—AttOk an automqblle. Unlike the riddle of Raised Pay to $.1 Per Day higher education and Edsel wasn't He continued to prefer the car- I wttbant aetlc*. Strertgfbened Ambition bed Of wooden lies and crushed keen for it at the time he knew Nation# Oeneral Aasetnhly. When WPOP—runoa L«vj the ehlckeh e^d the egg, there hae toona in The .New Yorker to Or l t l » - . The inherited wealth of th e :rorock. -.-. ..Railroad ...... men explained , to Old Henry first became a cel more about Gellinl and Renoir he returned to his office at Dear War tor Mtuie s a t ebrity in 191+, not because of his phan Annie, his father s favorite WUAY-{-Jan Ariejr never been a question of whether Fords .seemed to have strength-i him that a moving train-heeded a •I than most art inatrurtors.. He comic-strip. ’ Allfiough he was born. somebody aske^ him how ?ot «ur ” heck. " p l.» ^ w c c c —£v»alaji Muata ture brestht. Get PASTE*™ e» snz wro^B—Open jfike cur good roada came before the ened theii* ambition Instead i flexible cushion to keep It on its Flivvers, but hecause he raised the would spend months in eorrespond- by-psssed and overruled in the he had gotten along with the Rus of weakening it. Old -H enry’s ■ tracks while rounding a curve. Old I pay of his workers^ to the then druf cotintsr. w p v -H u e ic automobile. The first continuous- ence with a tailor about the cut company, he stuck (irmly to his sian delegates. WDRC—Amoe a s4 An dtp / three grandsons all plug hard at Henry' went ahead and used ; unheard of rat* of 8.1 a day. l et improved route between the Kasl of a pair of golf knickera or the opinions. Old Henry never ’’Oh. all right." Young Henty WPOP-*£d. P. Mcrtaa their Jobs In the company. After a concrete. .Sure enough, the train he never recoîzed a union up to lt l» - and West coasts, the Lincoln High texture and dimensions of an auto changed him. and for a son of a said. '"When I’d meet them in the War tor Huic WUAY--JMa Alter .stretch as generlil manager of the Jumped the tracks. He became ; U>e time of the m i strike and mobile lap robe. way, waa not rompleted until laic father as possessive and demand- momihg, they’d smile at me. I aup- RANG! ' Baraa VTCCO-Eraalat MuMe Llncoln-Merciiry ’dll^lon, Benson convinced that granulated sugar | Gate, Four of his^gian^ River His house at Gaukler Polnte was «7CKB—Open Mike in the Twentiee when the filling Ing a.s Old Henry was this w as ' pose somebody told them to do 1L|[ w n c — now holds the litsl isnd 'sensitive wss ruining the human stomach Rouge plant became,famous as the modeled after the style of the no small achievement. "Did you* smile back at tljem? WDRC-Âmoe ane it 1 UAW’s bloodstained battle ground, CotswoUl architecture that he had tUEL OH WPOP-^Top 40 Time and the fls( tire were alread.v chairmanahip ------,...... Edsrl'a widow. . Eleanor Clay he w-as asked. board. Thirty-twortl! (...« year -.old1.1 HillBill u.'-de- lookedlf>"l<«'l likeUltc broken glass.gla One of 1 Flnslly he Was forced to permit seenf-In England and he brought Ford, a youthful and attractive ’’Yes,’’ Henr.v said. f:«A- familiar sights in the America National Labor R aim lions GASOLINE WHAV—Polka P arty veloped the *10,000 ..Continents! h'" chemists showed him that s a man from the Cofsworld district woman who ia a niece of the fa “Did somebody tell you to do ^ 5 ? scene. Board-supervised electioh in the WCCX>-Oood evening OeeA M aalt and recently be.-ame aiipervi.sm- of moisture di.sÎved the to lay the stone shingles on the mous Detroit merchant. 'J. L. Hud ,lt? ’’ WKNB—Open Mike Most oT the ears that forced the plant and his workers vdted for roof.. Edsel was always disap w n c —Life and the World Ford s automobile styling. After » son, still lives Slone In' the. big "Y es." building of new roads in the early pointed becauae the ahingles did W DRr—E. R Murrow World War II, the three brothers j’’V" '" ''" J * * the CIO. X house with the stone shingles at "W h o ?" - w p op —S a r It With Music v TVenties were Fords. There were Sorenson recalls In his re^nlly not acquire a green moaa in the BANTLY OIL had a good excuse to quit work and i,!n’ Gaukler Polnte. Her children go “M.V mother," Henry laid. no Clievrolets or PIvmouths then in published memoirs. My Forty Michigan clim ate as they did in WHAY'—Polka Party ^ Electric (here regularly for dinner. "I’ve ' IM I't M , IM England. w eec —Good evening Occd Muale tha low-price field and the !! *!, "( ^ ^ office one time before World War Years With Ford. ■ that after the heard that after dinner, the...... wives Inherited wealth is , . .. aa cer- W1CMB—Open Mike waa the only automobile that a "9’^ declining. Ed.sel „ 'risnrv refused to see the election, old Henry cam e to Ws "H‘He e was ffar above the rest of of the three boya and josephlne’a Uln death td ambition as cooaln# I M - I l.'l 1.1 wnc*~>Boatoa Pope Orchestra •a sM us In this monkev m wren^, -tone middle class family could afford to '”‘0 oi'o notable Briton. Ernest G. Liebold. office with Edsel Ford and sa 2 WDRC—Robert O. Le«U husband drift away politely to an la to morality,” William .K. Van-, TEL M Itclicll 7-4598 WPOP—True Detective own, so more than half of all u,e the age of 49. The com- secretary, told Churchill a,...he wotil(tJi*.v*r...... sign an agreemenienW,^ perforated si.shoe aocietyyof ours,’ other room." a friend of the fam derbtlt once opined. Joe Mc l :U - cars made and solii were F o r d a . , J’'*"' "'"" * Ifniip of with tha CIO. “I don't want Rhy D etroiter who kna\\-/Edael said lly says. "Then- the Fords and Carthy’# Inttinate etory of The WHAY—Polka Party Ironlrally, the hiRh-rirtinff nigged- • , / , ; bFing unfortunateiV anowpd under, nioi« of thia btiaineaa," he aald. Aîit- him recentl.v./ "At the ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 WCCX>—Good Kvemag Odod Muato their mother get down to family Fabulous Foixl Famll.v mveals W KKB-Open Mtke \ ness of the Model T became ,/iu!^^J^nett, old Henry s top-kick and con-1 ^.ith work and beggett him tb stay ’Cloee the plant. Let the union' tiW he hired Diego Rivera to business.". what happened to make this un WTlC—Boston Pope Orchestre ' allmodert -let by the 111” smoothAIlillll^JI lllp^lt*v8lT3highways itIt I fidante - , who . terrorized . executives overnight 111it) Detroitl-vCIUIL RIiHand > BennetWo his Vice for making W nC—Might Line mste of *1,200.000.000 In a 19'f7 iBg Compnay; distribnted by King Ford told Sorapaon why he hud aftVr thevy IjecapiD wealthy. They j her hriFband'a life uhhappvl Beri- WDRC—Rusty D rapsf study by Stuart Chase for the New was losing * 0 00^000 a month. | „ tried to dominate everyone Fentnres Ryndlonte.) Marltm WPOP—Modem Soutfda The^^Job 01 pulling the company to* | Ground him except his wife, CTars Buddenly rhanRed hia mind He kept Edrtl pretty much* under ; neit/4nd the Forda both deny that $ m - York Times to s modest *624.97.8,- paid that Mri|. Ford had threat- their wlnR: whep *he waa RTdVvihjf , sucK a acene took place and peo- WailBao WHAY Dodgers vs, R e d l^ ■OOO in a 1940 report of the Seeiiri- gather *o that it wild compete * woman with a strong mind i:.;, ' him No snakes guard their young ___ oTST Night Une sgain in the postwâr .market her own who alws.vs had t h e ' If he didn t up, yey by the time he waa eight- i ply who are rloae to Mra. Ford aay after they have been hatohe4 or Koibr WDRC—world Tonight tles arid Exchange Commi.s.smn. against Oeneral Motors and Chr "s- last word. She died in 19.80. three - the union. , w t ^ wearing the right ' tiiat it ia Impoaaible to picture fier bora. WPOP—Modem Sound# which was considerably higher i ‘She Bald there w«ud be riota clothea and he knew the right | iniauoh a aituation. “Rleanor would •tlA> than• u. the,u ,family 1 uholdings i j. of ^ .the1. ' appeared ' to be impo.asih e ; years after the death of her hiis- WHAY - Dodgers ve. Redlegs ,,•••> ,, , ,, »»•»•,• . , i I and bloodahed and ahe had aeen fortoi still ufRa ■ be incapable of getting into a WTJC—Night Uns -DiiPonta...... Rockefellers and .Mellons ,, O’C k n id fs m ily g e lin lb s n d . They were inseparable com-| enough of that,’’ Ford told Soren- , t X v highbrow T lw a v s kind hassle with aomeb^.v like Bennett { WDRC—World Tonight listed In the ssme suney. How-, ^*J*''e*nri fight against a situation ' panlons. tenderl.y devoted to each i -I'ni gure no(V she was warmhearted” WPOP—Modem Sounds even if she wanted to." orte of ; BABIO- ever, the SEC appraisalippraisal waa limit-1 " jj* • 6 frlehd of theirs says, other. When Old Henry came In the right." , ." * K«»her them' explains. ’'She’s too much WFOFMroadm of tta ' :»•- I ed tn the slake of the Kurds In the "Gofl knows they didn't need the U Q U o a s I WHAY—Dodgers vs. Redlegs Forri' Motor ‘f...... “>C.v. had picked up their f n T h r h r .lw .^ r n d ‘’th T t';l‘’ Fm m ' Cleariv.’ ^ ^ -s o ^ ^ k e 'E d sri could of a lady.’’ w n C —Moalc then family-owned !" ‘tf ‘he story of the Fori)rd' n^ver be understood by a father Eleanor Ford is given most of ELFCnOMICS^ WDRC—Rum Kaughtoa mone\- and walked out, nobody 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. ^ I Om 4 Mwta Dryer Company and did not attem pt to upaUlrs or from her favorite chair family and more ' subtle. mor9 ; like old Henry and there -was the credit fo r her aorta turning out WPOP—Modem ^ u n d s Include outside Investments. would' have hlanied them. Yet on the sun porch, his wife would ' shaded with deeper, interestlflgi T E L m S I O M tdP- the thought of quitting never oc conflicts between to be) conscientious and essential WHAY—Dodgers vs. Redlegs Did Henry Ford himself never 'Whistle bark to him. undertones, is his son. Edsel. j them company axecutlvea Instead of Ir- WnC—Guest Star curred to the Forda. With the Edsel is depicted in De Arl|Nir Dnic Stortt j •ITAOOOO.#AYINOJOI Wl>OP-4lain bothered his head about how murh They spent their evenings alone | If the Ford story aa a whole I* troit as a mild guy who was ruth responsibla, coupon-clipping play- WDRC —R um Maugtiion barking of his grandmother and together. She would read aloud to Xne for Dickens or Galsw/irthynvArthy, •> train now for a Mfhlys WPOP—Modem Sounds he was worth. He was vague about his mother a couple of iemark- lessly held down by his father. 11:1 money Every morning his secre him such novels as the Yearling, , the chapters on Edsel might tklilod, wall-paid poaitlaa, Wl^T-^>odgers vs. Redlegs able women .young Henry rolled Bambl. and Uone With the wind I better written by Harr.y Bennett saya Ford Com- tary plsred sn envelope with *200 ...... ' ‘ Fitr.ger- pan.v guards,- aaaigned to ;stan|d or abutinavs of yoar own. WD^to-i-Russ Maughtott ill it under his inkwell ami nrsrly up- his aleevea gnd fired Bennett or they'wwild listen to Anioe and 1 aid or John O m ra, and tackled the Job of reoi gan-, Andy. Doctor Christian. The Quiz | Out of Plaoe In Environment wstcJi St Edsel's home agalnst'ln- WPOP—Hound Dog every night, when he Was iindreks- ' traders and kldnappers. »:U- i_ _ Miiii Izing ^ the company jssssitfrom thesffs hot-jifsn. XVKids1CJ8 u.o.-Henrv ncnr\ AMjni-nAldrich on the inp raciio.radio. i, EdselrstiRvi wasw rh m a handsdme,niuiaMjiiic, quiet need by Old Henry if they did not DAY couMC WHAY —Dodgers vs. Redlegs ■UenONK* TKMMCIAN HmC—MMte ed*^mit of hl« noi ket and'toase*d *it f >»ter, Her slightest whim was his com-! man with a taste for fine t ‘ u hlo' on Edaei's social om ** ImoMMImv urvjotaa ___ _ Senead e WDRC—R Maughton fj^to . ''" ’" ‘I * h " * '- ' mand. who waa out of pispe in hi i activitlM, In-. 1924. when jewel- a»H»nMir4al6f *2>, billion. 1 1 .... vironmenl. the Detroit of F a ll RG—VoWe a la Carta his dealli, several' drawers filled s u I a ^ Onf time Ford became deeply Mrfia roeotvers, c«I«f TV, PM WHAY-a-Dodgfrs vs Radltgs . .a 7 "■'’•‘ ^nvolved in a plan to expand “he Roaring Twenties/ Ford execu ■ ‘t"*" ' WPO A-T dr «>* Tima with envelopes conlatnlng * 2fM1 made him do It. He .sail i was # -u ™ »„a who • K t- W nC —Jerom e Kem liv e , knew him all ssv that he : : C0UM8 WHAT—l*aoWa.’a T r iaa JOoataraaea WDRC—Russ Naughtoa were found in his home. Banks m atter o f fam ily pride." . a r , a was 10 years ahead of his lime. * Duuor , IViNINO WPOP—Hound Dog puzzled him, One day he went to; • ' viied hla friend. ClHrence uavi*. tb F low er fUCTCOMIC* TKNMCIAN-AMt Memi^hle ('Harai'ter | Fnii* l^ne to disctisfi buyinK^ addl- not only’ In his ideas about auto-. “"“i Id tU - One of his banka and drew out j mobile styling jinA engineering but '"’" ‘ '’hed by Old Henry him self as In 9wc« urtMaf • wfoh w« mm toaib WHA Y—Dodge rs vs. Rsdlegt The■ lie story IIIof iiirthe rF'ord . , family i iionaltional land around the burvmgburyinjf t: rv f t , T gesture of nrotest seainst his! you EWi« llecfrsntgs TV taFvklAt- wnC-Guest Star *1.80,900 in rash. He rounled the 1,1 WPOP—Haat Iba Aitlat WDRC—Russ Naughtun money and examined It siispirinus- ha.s all the makings of a Dick-' ground.,. Mrs. Ford put her head "' !«>’«'• " '" ‘‘""V Jorfrextravagan^^^^^ WPOP—Hound Dog I.v. Then he U'cnt to anotli-r teller. ' en.,ian or Galsworthlan . saga- into the room where The two ' do^-dads TcraÎv. ^ Show- Claasof start Sapt. 30 SAVES WORK lenglhed nove . Old Henry liim.se f „-ere talking ami listened for » ( agaTnst Ford ^ ^ 0^1 di ‘ had not been near Edsel’s hmise [ Caora la. writ*, ar plMaa four windows away and deposited TckriaioB Procraau WHAT- Dodtefs ys, JRedlegg MANCHES’TKR DARDEN C IX R W VIC—Neva SEE YOUR LOCAL APPLIAI^CE DEALER . . . HE'U TELL YOU NOW L|ririE IT WILL COST YOU TO OWN AN ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER It He was Jiiat teating imn ;nybr.:,r i’r'Tictmn”' Th:' X *?fs?r*y ’^Bran'^trs""brass on the ,night of the robbery. JAebsan S-S4M for aar WDRC—N svs. Waatbar FREE CATALOG WPOP—K fv s *1 Million .tioid for RirtlnlH.v K anklm’D Roiseve poHcv toward hourly Automobile, men alwa.ys point THURSDAY. SEfT. 19— 1 :3 0 -l P.M. U :lh - Old Henry's gift to til.s only child. * 70 '”"^'/*'' ome in- think .you re crazy, »he said. After | .■ with out in conversations about Ovc ' WHAY —Dodgers rs. Redlegs SILVER TEA NEW ENGLAND W nc—Bports FROM WHERE I SIT Edsel, on ilie hoys 21st birthday wmu House wi h the'Kinc and!?^'^''■*"H i embarrassment over his father's Hôrd family that although Edsel * WDRC—Russ Kaughtoa NORMAN'S was *1 million in gold. E dsel'i four »"<* said, '’Well, I guess we I wsr U association, with | »orved as president of the Ford j GENEgAL V. COMMUNITY "Y ." 79 N. MAIN ST. TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WPOP—Hound Dog KELVINATOR children. Henrv' II. Benson, I Gerald L. K. Smith and the Amer-; Motor Company from 1919 until U :l» - YOUR Clara Ford tolerated her WHAY—Night Watch dothes Josephine and tVilUayV, grew up in hui-) ica FIrsters. ; hia death in 1943. his father never AdmiMioii Fro# TV SERVICE WTfC—Btarllght Serenads v a 60-roo0i iiianalon at Gaukler wa57u" riui'^riirt'!riv hVfhe ^ band's-e*s**»«*s health•B-..-.VSS and food ---A fads with-| Edsela*J\| OST i 0 supported, 44 *I 4X^44,., 4 theIIT7 *vS Model4 *XfS | n A. , .•sss-'-s^-^' allowed him to run it. Sorenson - ---- WDRC—Russ Naughtoo headquarters ^ in\. in Die ea-rl^ .->.■»out tADivaa-taking them aAfimials*.seriously. .Some-Q/atvaA- 1j Ford and___■ .ss^^l.^-s worked k.iel>with *csE. HPT. Greg- and tBennett2nea«aaff EPT.—PLEASE I’SE OAK ST. EHTKAHCB father’s I.nep-Bcre estate at Dear-| ciipylng a Ford house in Green/" rural road Ford (ovar iOQ-octana) DANCE STUDIO BEHER - • SALES born. Michigan. Arriving at - the - field Village and decldeil to get ,■ *‘"PP^" ■ " """ *o Mrs. SUPER POWER • SERVICE Groan Stomps Givon With Cask Solos .B'orkshop In Jingling sleighs, the ■ rid, of him. Instead of telling the : want ypu to get out and lEtECTRICAUYI children would find .Santa inside man to move. Ford had the .sewer *Tun fast. It II be the best 72 E. CENTEE ST.— OEANGE HAU getting hia toys ready fnr Christ- ' s.vstem of the house stopped up. thing in the world for you." Clara ] MANCHESTEE, CONN. mas delivery. He would slip them s Old Henr.v was a bird watcher, glared at him. " I won’t do It," she few choice items. Behind the hut. a folk dancer, a health and diet said, and that was that. (lower price) NORMAN’S 441 there were real live reindeer. ' faddist wh6 nev.e r permitted Clara F 6rd waa too concerned: EXTRA SAVINGiS Tap - Baltat - Tm • Amliatii Th.JW HALCcoM munching Ford hay. Old Henry had 1 smoking in an.v of his factories or with her home and gardens at MAHCHESTER'S EAVORUE HARTFORD theni brought down from the North I offices, and a collector of valuable F a ir Lame to pay much clo se ! LaFLAMME APPLIANCE CO. MANCNifnii C o n n * ROAD to give the set-ting s touch of su- [ violins, McGiiffy Readers and all sttentlon ,to the Ford Motor- MaAtii Jan- Billrtom APPLIANCE STORE thentlolt.v. One year. when, reindeer I Sort of early Americana. The bird Compan.y. But at least two of the .15 OAK ST.—WATKINS BLDG.—MI 9-6868 CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS were not available, he rigged up ' hatha at Fair I.ane were electrical- company’s greatest decisions were one of his farm horses with a aet ' ly healed because Ford had a Ihe- made by Mrs. Ford; One. of Special Boys' Tap Class of antler*. i ory for awhile that the birds on liis course, was her move against TODAY'S MOST ADVANCED CLOTHES DRYER IT There is a widespread belief In place might not fly aoulh in.the, Harry Bennett in 1945 when ahe AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR America that such s splendid ! winter If they had access of un-1 ordered Old Henry to make Young Classes Now In Session ■ rt»y y ‘tr:o’ye«r aeAa:«i*Cb.ao vvyi - - • -v-ra. childhood turns a mviltlmillion^ frozen wiater. MTien he got such i Henry the head of the compan.y. aire’s grandchildren into uariiesir| ah noboffy ’“ebinff' I'eTT'^ hTm t'TTia/tstner. accbrdiBg' to CHiarlea slobs. But (he .younger Fords have | that he was wrong. He had to see, Sorenson, Ford's lonjîme produq- REGISTBt IT PHONING • F r i g i d a r e somehow managed to come into! for himself. * j tion chief, took place In 1941 dtir- matiirity as hard-working people ^ 'When he owned the Detroit, ing the strike that arose when the PI 2 4 s t 4 ANYTIME -.'intiiKi. who give the Impression of being Toledo and Ironton Railroad, he 1 ClO’a |Tnited Automottva TVork-1 m The only a.vstem that blow* • M a y t a g Or at tlw Sfsdie Satsrday Aftomeeiis warm air dlrrcli.v on rlothra, A u t o t p a t i c Mr. lUalty ia a profcMianal. pupil, and Instructor at the June and not through marhinery; Electrically K. Jvaye dance studia He has had extuuive training from many thua faster and thriftier: famous New Tork and Boston teachers. He has appeared on TV DRYERS Se well aa for many prominent organizations. Through the winter "You Con B« Surt... months he,conducted claisee in Ballet fqr the Keeney School SPECIAL SALE Oirta" Athletic Program.!) 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1957 PAGE ttV X N p a g e s n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1967 ------^------»------— — ------r — ------Uia propoidUati..Bow may alao be IBattrl^pEtpr the a troiis^ In popular appeal If D roodles A ThouKlit for Today not in toirie. It would seem to be Skywatch Schedule Bpoaeored by the Msaekester Supning l|#raid By BOUEB PRICB CoRBcll sf diRrcbes MTM.ittniiin bV TiUi the only way to je t the istiie out I Don’t Throw ’em ■BlULDF«DmNO CO.. Dm. 4...... Ernest Whipple Awake O soul I Away, ^ve ’om WALTER R. rERGUSON for favorinfT the present lease pro And learn to live , Publlaben posal, but this arjtument and con 4 a.m. - 8 a.m'...... Ernest Whipple I oubM October 1. Inti 8 a.m. - 8 a.m. \ ...... Eleanor Hembreehti, Henry Hem- Upon love's knoll! You can get many extra miles of What you'll see...^ sideration is, after all, as valid brechts For I would glvs . wear in tho.ee shoes if you bring Symphony, in ____ Brerr e»eoin» CzMrt \ The gift of joy; I n and HoUdiqra Entered at tne and mature as some of the op 8 a.m. - 10 a.m...... i Volunteera Needed ■ them to US for repair. AVork done Ttea a: Kancbeeler Cohd.. a« position arituments. 10 a m. - Noon ...... Burr Stephens, Mary gtephens The-gentle word ClaM Mall Matter. __ 'Noon - 2 p.m...... Leta F. Waldron ■To girl or boy. I while you w a it e r while you What to do... SUmCRiPnON RATES In any case, we hope the peti I 'fly to you ® shop. Here’s a new concept . . . upholstered fumL PI’arable la Adranea 2 p.m. - 4 p.m...... '..Garry Sutliffe tion for a raferendum on the lease 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. . ___ . . i ...... Jim Galanek! Ronald Rickert Thai I might share ture that .makes it eaSy to be right! Takee The lovely view 2"*r?*^-*********************** ordtnancEordinance obtains the rsquirwlrequired 6 p.m. - 8 p.tn...... \ . Roger Winter I ' "Shoe Repairing of the Better Kind for Over 40 Te Rhvrwin-Wllltam.— Se» X dizplay of artizt our entire Wentworth Gallery^for its 13 dif t-M ; numbsr of slfrnatures. so that the 8 p.m. - 10 p.m ...... \...... Herbert Beneon. Virginia Benion Of human prayer! ziipplieg. See Mr. Walter Van Aradale, (748(^01 M. Mercy) ferent Hdea-making color schemes . . . Ita OM iCGAttl ...... *‘55 question esn W be , decided Kby .. s- e.ss*..vote 10 p.m. - M idnight...... :',....L e t a F. Waldron prominent artiat and instructor, at work. 9SXJrsta.r e«eaeo*Ba***«e*e«*«seee»* , Skywatth Poet located on top of Manchester Police Station. Meet Mr. Willard Marvin and Bruce Dan multitude of prints, solids, tgxtures, tweeds; Stasle' Copy. of the people. And when the .vote' Volunteers may register st Civil Defense Headquarters, Munlcipcl Slop for Photos • SAM YULYES - j iel* of Shei-wln-Wllliama and Mr. Stephen spfas and chairs to ensemble yourself! MEMBER o r comes, we hope the people pfiMan- Building. Mondsy, Wednesday or Friday 1 to .1 p.m. Just A Step From Main Street— In Front Of PnmeU ParMag. I Raphael of Delta Bnialiea. THE ASSOOATED PRESS ‘Octopus Playing fbarades' Tbs Aaseciatsd Press Is excluslecir cheiter wull make their own ma Trains on the Alaskan Railroad « Open 7 AM. to 0 PAI.—Open All Day Monday. FREE BY TOMLINSON tnUtled to the os* ot republtcattbs of ture apprai.sal of the Issues in At a recent meeting of the I Mancheater Art ANgociatlon— See the ex all aewa dtapatebea cradited to it. or have occurred since the beginning between Fairbanks snd Anchorage not otberwlsa cradited in tbls paper volved. Thsl is not always easy F.S.S.T. (Flying Saucer Spoilers Of make photo stops to travelers can hibit of paintings by Association members and alie tba local aewa pabitabed here of the year. . . sponsored by Sherwin-Williams. Ab .lisbta at rapubUcation at apeclal when a proposition Involves a Terra) ouc President, Dr. Schwine, taka pictures. One Of these stops ORCHID CORSAGES dispasebea berala are alao raierrad. Nike News In announcing thf coming affqir ii onl.v 48 miles from Mount Mc town and a private organization, suggested that we forego the busi for officers, Msj. Victor Dlâcker, ness on hand isn address by the Kinley, America's highest moun F. T. Blish'Hardware— See a demonstra Still aaretos elleal of R. B. A. Berr and the temptation Is to think battalion commander, expresses his tain,. Flown in fresh from Hkwaii ies,. Ine. eminent Astronomer. Prof. Fritz A sand table (iepiettog a typical tion of the l^hop-Sniith home workshop. •Mrs ~RbprsseatsilTsS;. ■ llTsb!. The that the way to serve the town is Zltt, on the subject "Hqs 'Die Milky appreciation to those persons who . . . baby orchid cor.sage.s [stheers Speelsl made the State park available for Meet Mr. Robert Seaman of Bliah's and Mr. to give the private organization Way Turned Sour.” ) and engage In Niks battery is on display this Roy Keith of Shop-Smith. ChloMW. Qatroti the outing. for the first 700 ladies. MEMBOr AOnr^ ■READ o r the boot.' That makes a fine hue a friendly game of Charades. We week at the Eastern States Exposi Manchester Rotary flu b presrnta CIRiriRCUEATlONS . all agreed except for Prof. Zltt, Officer to Hpaak The Country's CMdest and Moat FamotM Come early. and crj-. but not. necessarily the tion. Seven men and equipment Firth lodustrlea— See actual demonstra- The Berald PrtsUns Companr, lac,, but he waa overruled by the Chair Hie only Connecticut officer sta stsusBsa np flnsnclal roapoosibnlty (or best public policy. I (Mrs. Schwine. threatened Iq throw from Battery A of the 11th AAA tioned at the local Nika site, 2nd .tiona of Acrilan . . the-man-made miracle . I j 8}-mphonlr. OrnRlsatlsa Mtber used in Firth carpets. Meet Mr, Jerry Ivnocraplnnl errors appaarinp bi sd- .... ît at him) so we spilt up into teams Mitalic Battalion I Nike I have set Lt. Jesse Blackwell of New Haven, by PmclamaoiMi of rsroeenients and ettar raadtas Matter and began. Dr. Kitzenger went will give a talk at the First Con Kunz and Malty Crane nf Firth . . Mr. In Tba MasOaatir Eraalnt Herald. up this exhibiiion and the men are FUEL The President Al Kiilner of the New England Floor Cov- ' The Open Rond first, but while he was trying to on hand every day to explain to gregational Church In East Hart aearOaliis Seatas boossi . art out his Charade (If Grandpa ford^ Tuesday night: The 1968 rt'ing Co. ■ p.m. Prldar. On entering the crush of big-1 exposition pitironS the operations P.M. M oato. Doesn't Like Birds How Come He's of a Nike battery. A missile trailer W esrpolnt graduate will speak on redeeeday—d p. m. Tueaday. city traffic, drivers from'the coun-, Always Out On A Bat) h« dislo "Nike In Defense of Am erica” Lt. rburiday 1 p. m Wedneaday. and launcher with training rounds UNITED STATES 1 p BE Thursday, try often find that beadi^ of sweat' cated his Collarbone and was dis are also there for the public's Blackwell is an assistant platoon OIL i-r.p BE.ry^. break out on' their forehead and qualified fbr unneresaary scream viewing. The display will remain at leader at the battalion's Battery esd R s^ ]^ u s.si. each ing. Then It was Mrs. Schwine's C. 5 8 the annual exposition until its clos aaeapt Batorday — that their knuckles whiten as their, turn to go blit she insisted that we Leavtag Service R A N G E O I L hands, almost instinctively, grip change the game to Post Office ing date. Sept. 22. '1st Lt. Joe M. BouvcL medical Tomorrov/'s•v Your > Baby Onp Awards Monday. Septamber. IS the steering wheel more tightly. which naturally broke up the meet service officer In charge of the bat ing. Immediately. , MARINE BAND The bumper-to-bumper traffic, Ten sllvsr baby flips and two talion's medical detachment, will The CoBBtey Qub (3) the red lights' at avery corner, silver trays will b# presented to be discharged from the serviea at l^-S. Births Inrrrase battalion officers and their families Fort Hamilton next Friday. H# the rat's maze of 1-way streets — at ah all-day picnic to be held Sat BOLAND MMCHESTER HMH SCHOOL The prtjpoaed ST.OOO a year ins to return to his home In New Rll of this la often too' much for rental for the waterahed land the . Washington - The number of urday St Gay City Park In Hebron. Mexico. Lt. Bouvet It ont of the O IL COMPANY Night at âtkins... the country driver.. How, he won The presentations will be made In local battalion's most popular of- Manchester Countiy Ohib would babies bom in the United States ders, with some pity, do city since 1948 has averaged more accordance with the battalion cus fleers And will be missed by both WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEO t hlS P A use for the location of a new 369 CENTER !iT. drivers put up with such condi than S.T.W OOO.a year, and the last tom of giving trays to newly mar Officers snd snllatsd men hers. He oeurae. is fair enough under pr«»ent three years the average has ex- ried officers snd baby cups to offi has been stationed at the Manches Tel. Ml 3-6320 All seats reserved: 81.80 sad $8.40 at tions day in and day out? „ immediate oondltions. It Is open ceded 4,000.000 — a baby every 8 cers whose wives have had babies. ter Ipstallatlon for ths past'.,,, six The answer, apparently,, is that j months. SAVINGS BANK OF MANPHESTF.R to debate, however, whether It is seconds. The two marriages and ten births 24-Hoiir Burner Service Wg'CUy drivers jiilit don't know j FINDELI.'S KELLER'S t pood busineae, for either side, to any b etter.T h a t concluaion Is! I’ur Ni.ulit Bnnii r Onl\ FISHER'S NASSIFF’S extend *sneli a- flat 'flpure' over a bas^ on the observaUdns of a f 30 year • period, and those who CaU Ml 9-Z429 or Ml 3^484ti New York etate police officer as- ’ oppose the Icssc for other reasons signed to the Now York Thniwsy. anyway WiH undoubtedly make Big-city drlveri and their cars. much o f the poasibillfy that the t,t. Richard T. Barber reports,: Nothing for sale! price might p iw e low in future LaBonneîlverttpin Attnrialet, Incorporated SEE THIS FREE DEMONSTRATION have become attuned to city tm f-1 years and under future conditions. fle—no at timed. In' fart," that nn , Other lasa fundamental issues open road such aa the Thruway is I DYNAMIC INSURANCE A T WATKINS have bean raised about the lease too much for them. Ofdlnancd adopted by the Beerd I Ueutanant Barber, who for HOME TIME o f Dtroctors, and Ukely to be sub Takf In AruimncInK Tti# AnpntniniMit ^ three years now has watched New j ject to public referendum. Yorkeri emerge from the bottled-1 \ mt ‘ Is there any bar .legal or ntprsl. up traffic of the city onto the, tp such town disposition of the Thruway, saj’s that the big-city WILLIAM C. CARROLL land lR-1)uasUan? The answer Is drivers just don't know how to | that there Is ao legal bar whatio- take advantage o f the luxury of | and Qofiioti eyer. leaaa er sale ot ths land wide-open space afforded by the ’ HOME TIMI . bsisf aapreasly permitted by set Thruway. ! WILLIA.M L. ZIMMERMAN ' 4 o f the Leplalature. ‘nisre is, how 8o accustomed have they b e -; ever, an arvument that there is s corns to riding on the back bumper I At Salet Attocialet moral ^jMu- to such uaa ;bf j^s land. of the- ear in front that they oon- | This arptunent says tiis people of ttnue. to do It on the Thniwsy. at j to apecialize In the flalds nf estate planning, \ Msnchestsr bought this land for Thniwsy speede of 80 miles an '' their own future perk and recrea- geneiwl insurance survey work and all problems hour. What makes this practice' of Insuranee for the home, faratly and busltiesa. tipnal needs. This argument Ig- particularly dangerous Is that re-1 nolas. first, the fact that the land flexes long conditioned to the, In êstioiy la watershed land, SHOPSMITH snail-like pace of city lra fflc are j bouphtx ad such, for the town too slow for high-speed driring. water department. It will either I And the effect of city driring be a golf ciDurse, or it will bp just extends beyond the driver and his POWER SHOP TOOLS for the HOME Btalarahed. liiâ argutnent Ignofsa, reflexea and habits to his car, ac 1 Aft» second, the factvthat the people of cording to Lieutenant Barber. He Manchester vote^'.to buy the Globe reports that msdiocrc cooling sys This inttrtsHnq dtmonstration, at WATKINS EiMhion Tlmt Shew Stpt. 17, 7 Hollow tracts after .extended pub tems, oil pumps, brakes and tires p.m. te 9 p.m., will briw^ yeu the newest ia heme shop teok, spowsered by the lic discussion of mepy different that are all right foi* the city are things the town might dp with the no match for the spe^s to which Something doing land, which included the j^qaslbllity SHOPSMITH PACtORY and MANCHESTER SHOPSMITH Franchised A«eet. they are subjected on the ‘nm i- o f selling other . portions 'bf the way. tr^ct for office buildings or\pa! This is particularly true of tires, every minute! astste devllopnients. \ but a btg-clty car Is often without Does this proposal denude thV the tools needed to change a tire town 'of land it needs for public the driver often without the BLISH HARDWARE CO. Consider H. Willett—Meet Mr. Norman purposes o f Us own, jiark er rsers- kilRWlcdge aa to hew to go shout Famaworth of the tVlllett Company, mak atlonai ? ThenTara thoeb who say ers of the fabuloua new Impact Modem, the J^..even if he had the tools. 793 MAIN ST. * MANCHecreeMANCHESTER. eCONN. ft being ahown for the Srit time. it does. Again, two facta are ig After all. In the city, there is al nored. The first is that the land in ways aNgarage, or a tsisphone, 7 to 9 p.rn. Imperial . Upholaterlea— See Mr. Connie queetjon must be governed and Within wnbttog distance. Mirskoy upholiter an Imperial chair. Meet used according to watershed rules. yvom all >of this, ths country Mr. Al Kay and Mr. Henry Laakln of Im The second is tha^ thls7aiae~wduRr driver roay”b e * ^ e to derive some perial Upholaterlea. " ■ ■ ■/ ' leave the town with some «»0 small comfort wnap in the eity, his / acres for its own use, or for. future narvea worn raw by traffic jams Jiuneatown-Sterling—See an unusual ax- hiblt'of cabinet woods and meet Mr. It will be a grand night at Watkins. Wc^ll be spic and sale, if .sale thould appear ad snd red lights. "W alt jUl you gat vantageous. Francia Goodwill of the Jameatown-Ster- out on the open road," ka can say ling Company. Should Uis Country Club be under hla breath to the big-city car span from head to toes. There'll be things to see... folks to * punished for being a country wraiting patiently next to his in a SHERWIN WILLIAMS Toinlinaon— See a cut-away sample of one club? There are those who mo- long line of stalled traffic. "With nf the dramatic i\ew Symphony In Color ■ tivated by what we- call anofobiah- all that wide-open space, it will 981 MAIN ST.— MANCHESTER chairs. Meet Mr. Peter O'Neil-of Tomlinson. meetÔrchids for the ladies; souvenirs nese in reverae, resent the club's be your turn to worry then." very existenos, Uve with an image CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO AHEND Samson Card Tables— §ee Miss Carolyn of the idle rich, ,and have a feel Jannsen deiVionatrate the Sra-resistance Of The SubUminRl Attack the new vinyl-to-metal-bonded Magic Top. for jh e menfolks. Refreshments. . . demonstrations. . .music. ing that, because the club for Meet Mr. Arnold Gould of the ShwaydeC many yeara did have a benighted Man th^ barricades! ITie assault Company, makers of Samson Tables. - membership poHcj', it ahould now on our subconscious may start at WATKINS BROTHERS V It's your night to visit. It's all free, of course. Nothing either be destroyed or deprived any time now. Rofreahmrntii—Stop during your , tour of of all control over its own Imem- A technique for invisible sdver- our four big floors and enjoy a coof re hership. This is all a i childish and, Using has been invented. It pef' freshing Coke, and home-mada cookies . . as our guests. will be on sale. So come early and slay till the last minute! immature as'the club Itself ever mits ads to be throw’n on movie or OPEN HOUSE was before it modernized Its mem te.levision screens so rapidly thet bership policy. , iStanek Electronics— Hear the very latest the \1ewer doesn't see them. His In Dumont High Fidelity recorded music, What happens if the lease ordl, subconscious does, though. The r^' TUESDAY, SEPT. 17-7 P JI. to 9 P.M. hteet Mr. William Stanek. and .Mr. Leo nance Is tu m ^ down by public suit, he's hooked without knowing I Quinn of the Dumont Radio Corporation. referendiun? The ansVver to that Bt. That's the clsinr. anyway. 'TJie question is perhaps the best rea inventor of the fiendish tech Mnalo— Hear Mri. Dorothy Baker, promi son for turning down the, ordi nique. which. Is cAlled subliminal Spe 0 .. nent Connecticut organist, on the Ham nance, even though the reason may mond Organ. . She'll play your, favorites. FREE advertising, hails It as a boon to * ■ not appeaIfj,o those who age fight mankind, ^ o more Interrupting ing against the Country d u b. And More Music— Hear television shows with commercials. play your favorites . . old and new . . in SOUVENIRS If the lease proposition Is turned Just turn on the sublimlnsl ads Walter VanArsdale our new, enlarged. Music Shop . . M aih'( N ew ! ' down, the Immediate prospect is w'hile the innocent viewer Is #steh- D o n ' t r u n — Just r«ach I Enjoy Office mezzanine goor. We haven’t forgotten the that the club will go on holding a ing Lawrence Welk. men. There will be souvenir temporary lease on Its present site,' Teik about capUve audiences! ths cpnvsnisncs of m kitchon phono I W BU KNOWN l 6CAL ARTIST STANEK ELECTRONICS note.books and pens for the __fusing the,present jgojf course. __ Here they are capUva-. without. first 350. Come early! Impact Modern There is no pressin# reason why j ,ven knowing it. AT W o r k p a in t in g ^ p ic t u r e the.club should be hurried off this | . Mr. Steven Raphael factory representative of the D^tta morrow . . . on our Third Floor. 70 pieces in tract* ^ j Jingles. NoW they c^n go to work Brush Co. will have a display of^hundreds of artist bniMies open stock to make your living, dining and bed rhere is only one reason w h y! on our subconscious dlieoUy—snd colors, (There’s a one-time charge forôlor and installation.) 1 for all types of tvork. , H ' rooms pure delight. Carmel-toned woods in such Bi course may not appeal to i quietly .sculptured lines . . . upholstered pieces that Just call our business office. many people, atr it certalrUy wlllj Meweja of ths world u iilte- ★ COLLECTION OF HNE PAINTINGS DONE BY MfMNRS are custom-made in the,j:overs you select. not appeal to the members o f the, 19x4 ig cloasr than you think, club. If we keep on with a tempo-1 Rairnantbar: An up-toâte hoipe has enough phOnes. OF THE MANCHESTER ART ASSOCIATibl rary arrangement, therei is no j ------^ ~ ! guarantee. that any more common They belong tt'/iercrer your family needs them. ' ■ ir FINE 9UAUTY FRAMES | sense will come into the I s ^ ,' th atIt ' ^. WWBmKIlWM COSMETICS . ]of Manchester By VERMONT FRAME, J it will become anytiiing less of * r AH Hib top lints j political issue, -or that' the sgita-;; L "W ttM ’ivtr” } TMB aOUTHBRN NSW SNOLAND ■I ■■ Lons of the redou^tahle Dr. Mpran e e M R A N V m il subside. > Arthur Drug Sthras 935 /AAIN STREET 17m won^|rMRon lor yptthg lo r j -V

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chief item of business tonight at the Kettle, waa the first firm in town their entire married life In Man Cpyentry Bolton Bolton Hiinual meeting of the Wdmen's Watkins Workers to protect ita employes with In- chester. Mrs. Cowlca was the for Picnic Supper Set ■ ^ Auxiliary to the Fire Department. oculatioris of the vaccine. Last mer Myrtle Nichols, daughter of Ôfv fo Get a LOAN in i-Trip! Local Educator The session will be held at 8 p.m. Adenauer Prevails, Given Flu Shots week, a spokesman for H. P. Hood the late Mr. and ■ Mrs. Frank By Pelnbroke Club at the firehouse. Hostesses include and Sons announced that ahoU of Nichols. Her husband, son of the \9.0)M £m iom tf Neiio Budget Totals $ 631^597; Four Bowmen Win Trophies Mrs. Edwiard Griffith, Mrs. William flu vaccine would be given to all late Mr. and Mra. Brastus F. \lfioBoniJkeiotm 0n Shota of Asian flu Vaccine were The Hartford Pembroke College Named as Head Hand and Mrs. Clifton Reynolds. Hood's employes by the end of the Cowleo of this town. Is still active administered Saturday to em Club will open the 1967-58 season akout" youtsalf Public Records Backs W est Alliance month. as a carpenter. They have one ployes of Watkins BroA and their Education Costsi Vp^^ÔOO Of UConn Hig;h In Annual Archery Shoot Warranty Deeds: Charlotte Lloyd eon, Alton Nichols Cowles of Kee Sunday with a picnic suppOr at the families. \SikJh4n tppn^m kpvr I to Douglas T. Cheney, property on ney St.; and a granddaughter. Miss home o f Mra. Alfred Sundquist, SO esTAhTPm (OenMnaed from Page Ous) A total of .59 were Inoculated W yllys St. 9 0 tth4 ca^ confidtitt you Oovmtry. 8«pt. 1« ( 8 peci«l) —fpresident; WllUam ch of M lton, Sept. 16 (Special)—Alex- Bolton, Sept. 16 (-Special) — Four*-Valentine, who will leave this week South R d.; ‘Thomas W. and Elsie beck, for alterations to s. home at Suzanne ■Cowles. LOW ATMr Miner to John qnd Shirley Moran, 164 Sdmmtt St., 3950. against the disease. Cowles’ Celebrate Before the 4:30 p.m. supper, a oiaikmmso cffike.in Budfat mjueati totaling 1*31.507 Perkins' Comer. Mansfield, , ander J. Plante, Bsyberry Rd.. be- trophies were aw ard ^ at the an for study at an out-of-state school. Bast German propaganda machine UK property on Carpenter Rd.; William ' H To Charles M. Billyer, for altera State health authorities an brief business meeting will be held ■' C o m in g to, for Uia uAal year 1957-58_ 157-1 were president: Ernest J. Starkel nual archery tournament sponsor 24 Voters Made kept up ite attack on Adenauer to . seire-., his duties today ns principal and Winona Lopes to Edward F. tions to s home at 34 Deepwood nounced laat week that more and ^ 50lh Anniversary Car Salcf Break Records to dlscuM raising money for the dlaeusaed at the annual budget tary; Hans Hanken. assistant sec ed by the Park Department Sat Twenty-four new voters were the very last.’ o f Ij^c first University of Connccti Horan, property on Tolland Rd.: Dr., 1750. more vaccine was being made scholarship fund. A representative tM il( fM SBN M I hearing Thura)lay night at Coven retarj-; Ernest G. l^poyt, trees urday at the school shooting range. added to local li.sl.s Saturday at Complete official returns from Earle Gowdy to Ludwig Upenieks, OoBst Lumber COrp., for W ai available to the public 'and that Motor-car aalea in Sweden this of Curtis Publishing Co. will speak. try Grantmaf School,. urer; and Anton M': Lessen, as cut high school according to a Uni They were wtVn by Bonnie Valen the final session of the Board for aU 247 election districts showed Mr. and Mra. Louis J. Cowles, 15 MC MAIN tTw 2n*F|w O w WfiehwrllA, M AN CN im R land bn Carpenter Rd.; Earle ter Lichota, for a garage at 45 towns throughout the State had year are breaking all records. Dur Mrs. Frank Horton, who is In ■IIMisMt W W eAM ilsrtlm W rtllnw r O f thia amount 8175,751 covered sistant treasurer: versity al^nouncement Saturday. tine and Mark <ôte In the junior Admi. t directors will con (fivi.alon; Richanf Pepin in the sen DISCOUNT were valid. Imm wM IMhUmIi if li wm Co., land on Bolton Center Rd.; To Leon Podrove, for alterations employes. 55,000 were registered for the first be assisted by Mrs. .Charles King, B o ^ o f Selectmen and town sist o f bU officers, the chief, de been an a.ssistahortation of ' pub)ie school Friday Court Caaee rector of guidance at Valley Re a matched set of cuff links, tie Bolton Homemakers will hold Ite children* and tuition costs to the Trial justice court decision! Fri gional High School In Deep River. clasp and pen knife. Garibaldi do The German psu-ty—Adenauer's high schools. day night follow: William Carlson, Previous to that he taught aoclal first meeting of the season at l/e eosUtlon ally in the outgoing gov- nates his services to the local arch Community Hall. Wednesday from NO DEPOSIT RE9UIRED AT Petler Named Chief 19, of 104 Spruce St., M anc^ster, studies u d was director of guid ery program. ernmenU—received 1,006,350 or 3.36 Delmar W. Potter was elected passing a stop sign fined 86; N or ance a,t Glastonbury High School 10 a m. to 3 p.m. Mrs. John Ted- per cent against 3.3 per cent last Officers of the Connecticut Bow- chief of the Coventry Volunteer man 'nerrian, 22, failure to opey and h ^ also taught social atudin ford and'Mrs. Barney Blovish will GENERAL time. hunters Assn, judged the events in Fire Assn, for a 8-year term. A. an officer, fined 86; and speeding, and commercial subjects at P la i^ Instruct the w-omen in a craft ses which 31 people participated. The The Nasi-llke Germao Reich Samuel LsDoyt was elected de fined 81ti: Mrs. Janet f t e t t , 33, Co field High School. sion on basketry. Both instructors T V S E R V IC E judges also did .some exhibit shoot attended a special leadership trr/n- party had 307,310 votea or 1.02 per puty chief fo r the same length of lumbia. charge of risk of injury to WILLTON’S»?p cent compared with per cent in Days A T A Call 1,1 time at the annual jmecting last a minor child, decision reserved ing and the bowhiinters group do tng meeting in Vermont last week. nated the trophies and medals at Those who attend should be Nights OAaOa Plus Parts Ml 9^4011 19,53. ' week. until Septi 20 session. 964 MAIN ST. The Federal ElecUon office an captains sleeted' include Harold Church Schedules the event. equipped with a piece of cloth, a T E U H I 8-5482 nounced that the ChrtsUan Demo Smith and deaepli Eichnar; lieuten glass custard cup and scissors. .^WaarJiester Evening Herald Park Commissioner Harold crats had won 270 seats In the new ants, Robert 1.. Helms and Burt Other materials for the workshop doveatiy eorrmpoodent, Mrs. .F. Bazaar Saturday Dwyer and school principal, Rich parliament. They won 267 and Njre of PerkinB* Comer, Hansfield. Pauline Uttle, telephone Pilgrim ard B. Mather, gave short talks at have been obtained by the Instruc tors and will be available at the then received a bonus of three Charlee .E. Nyaek. was elected 8-8881. The Talcottville Congregational the opening of the program at 3:30 session. seats under the complicated elec Church has set Saturday aa the p.m. The Rev. Thecôre W. Chand Mrs. Vincent Mickewicz and tion lew. . — day f o r . its annual bauar, to be ler Jr. said grace before the buffet Mrs. Donald F. Tedford will be held on the church grounds, weath supper, served to members and This bonus will give the new par Crippled Veteran Extended Forecast hostesses at lunch. Members will er permitting, from 1 to 7:30 p.m. guests, which. Included a hot dog liament 497 Instead of the 494 seats A spaghetti aupper will be roast, casseroles, salads, cakes and carry box lunches, cup and spoon. originally expected. B^ten to Death Connecticut—Temperatures will Coffee will be served. MORE LIGHT 'file Socialists won 169, the Free served from 5:30 to 7:30, under the punch furnished by member fam i average 8 to 6 degrees above nor general chairmanship of Mra Ruth lies. To Plan Rummage Sale FROM YOUR WHOLE WINDOW Democrats 41' and the German Kew Milford. Sept. 16 i/Pt mal with-Httle day to day change Raines' Tickets m ay be purchased . H i e Grange^ Home Economics party 17.. A program of movies and'danc Committee will meet tonight at tlie ' The re-elecUon of the 81-year-old 81-yaar-old crippled U.S. Navy, during the next f|ve days. High individually, or at family rates ing followed in the Civil Dcfulsa home of Mrs. Donald F. Tedford at Adenauer insures thst: vataran was beaten to death in a during the aupper hours. shelter. A large cake, served vrith Only Venetian.! give .voii natural light 73, low 51 with an average mean A sale of home baked foods will 8' o'clock to plan for a rummage 1. West Germany will continue fight last night. of 62. {în is expected to aver coffee and soda announced the sale slated later this month. from window top to window bottom continue while the supply holds groups’ plan to turn the dance into - the buildup of ita armed forces to Shortly thereafter, police ar- age about 1 . inch and occur as out: Snacks and cold drinks will FIreladlee to Elect . . . more light area in.îde your home. strengthen the European .shield a farewell celebration for Bonnie Election of officers will be the reatsd Howard Murphy. 31, and showers Tuesday afternoon and be available at the refreshment And Findell-niade K ir^h Sunaire against the Soviet Union’s vest his stapson, Fred. 17, and charged again Thursday through Satur booth. Blinds give you thi.s better light for military strength. them with murder. day. Of special interest will be the The victim was James Yoblon- longer years becau.se they’re cu.stom 2. The drive toward a West array of handmade articles suit European union will be pushed. aki of New Milford, a former auto FLAVORING AGENT able for Chrlslmaa gifts, including made to operate perfectly. Call MI salesman and form er head o f the Lactic acid la used as a flavor 8. West Germany will itand baby and ifloll clothes, Christmas 3-4865 now! ahouider to shoulder with the Unit Danbury chapter of the Disabled ing agent and preservation in proc trimmings, ceramics, also mystery ed States and its allies in the policy American Veterans. He injut;^ essed cheese, salad dre.ssing pick packages and attic treasures. 1951 1956 of strength toward thp Kremlin, \ his back while scrying with the les. olives and carbonated bev A variety of rides will be pro \ Navy's Hospital Coips. \ erages,. according to the En- vided for the children and amuse MANUFACTURING CO 4. Western armed foren will re Police said the fight occurred^ c)rclopedln Britannlca. ments for all ages. MERC. $385 FORD $2195 main In Germany. The Socialists xSt the home of Kenneth Tester. FINDELL campaigned-for the withdrawal of ■Rwy would not say who started both West and Russian troOps. the fight or what it was about. 4 8 5 E. MIDDLE TPKE. - MANCHESTER CONN. 6. West Germany—already the P dUm went to Tester's home strongest economic force In Europe after, tm y received a call for help 1953 1955 — Is likely to expand i4a-ecsnomic from him; He told them over force in Europe—la likely to ex the phone a fight was in progress. pand Its economic power under TobUmsM was found at the YEAR-ROUND AIR CONDITIONING CHEV.$795 PACK. $1595 Adenauer's free enterprise system. house Slid rushed to a hoapital. IlLlflM P. Where he w u pronounced dead on FEEL FREE TO DI.SCCSS arrival. COSTS AT ANYTIME BEZZINI BROTHERS PRESENT Murphy, a truck driver for a N ew Milford sand and gravM com Do not hesitate to discuss coats at any 1950 1957 Public Records pany, and the youth were held time when you are arranging a funeral. without bond. Service ia in a wide range of prices . . . Warrantee Deeds A medical examiner ordered an I and o f the highest standards. CHEV. $125 FORD $2095 Norris W. Goldsmith and Leah autopsy performed on the body. W. Goldsmith to Robert J. McKin • Modern facilities ney and Anne T. McKinney, prop- Fu ^ • Air-conditioning 1 ert.v at 53 Strickland St. H'iUiam P. Qulsh Raymond Lawrence Brewer, and Charge Raymond T. Marion L. Brewer to Vincensla Tour Home MORIARTY BROTHERS Malinguaggio and Sarino Malin- guaggio, property at 37-39 Seaman PneerlpMoas Ml 3.5940 LINCOLN • ENGLISH FORD • MERCURY CIrcIfi. Here John H. Monaghan Jr. and Anne 301 Center Street Open Evenings MI 3-al35 8 . Monaghan to William M. Lopes PINE PHARMACY and Wynona W. LqpM O m tm B -M U 2 2 ‘i MAIN ST. at Overland YdaxwttOsts. Andrew Anaaldi to Raymond L. Complete 4-Pc. HOLLYWOOD BED ENSEMBLE Brewer an^-.-Marlon K. Brewer, FORTER- property oilwelle St. a Hollywood Headboard gnitclalm Deed Edward J. Holl to the town of a tnnerspring Mattress 1 Mdncheeter, property on Ferguson Cut frMn -^Tld., Arnott Rd., Garth Rd. and Mary M. Morlock • Box Spring \ Mountain Rd, • Harvard Bed Frame Marriage License Tendfor, Y011119 1 Raymond Palmer Hampton. An Professional dover, and Maureen Theresa Moy- ffrozsn food lan, 41 Lenox S t, Sept. 33, St. Stuurs! So T M All May Stare, Wo Sotorvo tka KifM #0 Limit QoooflHot/ James’ Cihurch. Building Permits JAMDOREE To R, E. Miller for Robert Von ■/ Dance

Nowl Mod«r«It« youf btdrROM o> Stua^io tool lovirfUi. Ctl • coMpItIt qvoUfy In Netr Location Hpitywoed b*d •fi« »•mblt el on* lew That Interpret The price. Choice «f Masonic Tempi amarl heodboord Wishes Of The Family •*»se : R O S T £ D cofori »o molch eny E. Center Street reem d^cer. Hvrry JOHN Be BURKE FROZEN FOODS Next To TTie in for flriIe*^tiofl. FUNERAL HOME Post Office ■ ‘ 10 ez. A E g ORANGE JUICE - TEL. 3 0 8-6888 plcg. £0 \ Studio Formerly A t The S7 EAST CENTER ST. SHeei Straw^rrio^ AiD D LA N O B SERVICE MEAT YMCA In North with •owp«n Inelff* Mfinchester U r 21P P E A S T lr CUT CORN PneKes•3 ■ / ■ pecially inarkpd \! Owaxieen Chiekan 10 M. O A g The Latest Materiatfar PIES Ml* ^Packagae Fbc«Up For Fall JlspantBS Cut3 x pkg. 0 9 FRENCH FRIES Art Yttr Oar PROFESSIONAL.. .INTERMEDIATE... lOiox. A f i g C H O P P E D • c h i c k e Vi Baby Limi Bona pig. £ 0 2 -5 7 ' m y kitchen cost me just ADVANCED. .. BEGINNERS Eaymaats Too Hick? SPINACH 2! LEAR TURKEY Wbok fimnleaia > ★ TAP ★ BALllET ★ ACROBATIC - POTATO PATTIES SAVE lOc « 2 0 '7 * par month ODD'CtttSTS, 10 ox. « A g (★ BATON TWIRLING \ Cbppfd BroecoH 2 likgi. 0 9 LOUNdi CHAIRS DRESSERS W. 4. GHcnmy Cempeny plan LAM.P CLEARANCE 10 ox. A E g (ampklli (Mf i.lKtl.a • b i^ , Teiti frea iviltt, iNd Your my klfehMi from ceiling fo flooHng. pkg. a D*. ★ MODERN JAZZ— which is a Mrki ad nkn sOqi 8AA.95 erdinerily priced aefh All ibepM end L*::' ‘’-!:s4. / t S '* Cailiilower/ , *d»t dim _ _ _ * e U p 'PlflNr. Up •hilt fbty let!. '/t OFF Choiial for FRUIT PIES Here's they did! must for all promising young dancers 10 ex. J A g CS*e M. Jhdt Wax Bmh3 p k «. w aeuaen InsMe eaah APPLI « | 8 CHEKRY 0 0 4 aaekags ef • sh ow ^ us handsome Gregg hirch front cabinets, colorful, easy-to-clean ★ BALLROOM DANCING FOR JUNIOR W t wfll pay off your bal- KACH KUEIT W Forinica for counter tops and splashboards . . . Knotty-Pine Paneling and HIGH and HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS I one* Ir tulf oimI efftr a Piasticoated Wall Panels , . . Nu-W'ood Ceiling Tilea . . . Flour Tile^ 3-PC. 3 -fC . compiata sofocriPn of • sent a man to mea.sure for cabinets. Younger age groups by special arrangements . oMor modtl guorontMcl • recommended a competent carpenter to do the installation. SECTIONAL • financed the cost of materials and labor. LIVING \ eon. ; ,, . COBBLERS (Foam Rubber) RogisMr anyfima>-rfkeiia JA -8-1140 or erf Hm I W * dfio buy for cash Drive Aewn Sotvrday . . . plenty of parhieg space. We're open 'til neon R O O M S U IT E I X A Terrific Buy! Mofienic Tamplo, Thiirs., S«pf. 10 from 2-S p.in. 4 oH typos brfo ears. 'X "Yoltr Guarantee — 5-PC. CHROME ,Freiiipt. fast, vvllQ V Iv I D IN ET TE SE.TS buying sorvieo. Our 36 Years Of Reputable Service' CLASSES itESUME THURSDAY, OCT. 3 V -«r w r n . ... IMuf at Hll4«r^iw. lanr One Only Miaa Morlqclcrecently returned from New York where she . a viitlt llw MiwtiM iah.- 8Cn,93 ■ 335 North Main Street etudied th sialeat in'dance material for one month. She stU(Jied V B a trh w under some of the greatest artiata in the country. Mia.nL tPAI. DAItY—SATURDAY • fofi PJH. Effoefivo Mrougk Worfoosiloy, ROCKVILLE^ CONN. NO MINIMUM PURCHASE REOUIREO LUMBER FUEL Wednesday Afternoon East Hartford and West Hartford ' . Open nn 9 Efenings, and Saturday,Until Noon 7 T ^ . .• I , 1 . ■ ) .11) ■ - / ■ I? r ■' •N - . p. .. ' • .k \' >■’’’ MANCHESTEll EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 19M HANCHESTES EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, SEPtEM ^R 16.1^67 PAGF

ter Bt.. Rockville; Mrs. Jai- of C., wiU’ honor iU chaplain, the miles east of Bermud*. Little dict the movement beyond -84 ale Meyer, East Hartford; William X Democrats HiV Half of Required Signatures Legion Parade Phone Worker Rockville^ Rev. H. A. l'*At-s in Pecksville, Pa. She had Eldridge from Main to Spruce; , against Ekigar McMann. 45, Mile part at least, constantly increasing been a resident of Manchester for H mnr. forward in the settlement of this under suspension Burgas. Ba»t Windsor Hill; front and reap windowa of his car Oak from Cottage to Spruce; The President conferred for more .__.n He was turned Over to Hartford carl Skold Glastonbury. open, however. He wss not hurt. Hill Rd.. Vernon, who was in court costs faced by 'both companies be than an hour at the Newport White i J'Kht n o «. provided all Broad from Hilliard to Center; on a charge of non-support. MANCHESTER Police after his arrest. | ADMITTED sjSUl^DAY: Walter cause of InflaUon pressures. AUo. ^Ws morning with Robert P«rties show- a proper deaire. Pine from Center to Hartford Rd.; Martha A. Wright. 32, and Lu mitim Prince Wan Waithayakon of Larry M. Koblect, Ro<'kvilIe. | Kicking. 91 GhaHer Oak St.; Carl the combined technical aiul .other y kewica. a daughter, Mrs. Walteiî^^^^^ national -security Hartford Rd. from Pine to Ma(n; ther Wright. 46. both of 12 Park - manpower of the-companlea will M Mancheate^.Xour. wns. I from Washington. - ^ . Thailitnd. The Aaserably-ii new ape- • arre*ted Sunday and oharjêd i Leauretti. ^ 7 S. Adams St.; Mrs Glassy Dr Fails and Forest from Pine to ’Milri. - Walter. Michael and Peter, all of ‘ ‘ '■ cial representative on the prob- W ith reckless driving. He waa re-| iq* Antalik. 21 EldiHdge St.; Mrs, PI. ware in court on chargsa of have neater depth than either -Still scheduled are Haynes breach of peace. The proaecutor eompany by Itself. Manchester., and Paul Irikewicz of lem of Hungary, said he will ask ■ leased under 1150 bond for hia i Eleanor Grandahl. v^ni vei'non; Mrs. To Slow Up Tot from Main to Alpi.ne and Russell i5 Tliomas St., said a aeriea of difficulties had rc- "It la the opinion of the manage- Glastonbury; and 11 grandchil Gromyko this week for explora- ^ scheduled appearance In Town Marguerite Bundy, .55 from Main to Alpine. dren. Inquisitive Boy torv talks. Court Saturday. Rockville; Mrs. Rose Boure, 198 aulted in the present complaint ment of -both companies that the A fall through a glass door by > If materials hold out, work will and the coupla is considering di merged company will be a strong iTtuieral services will be held to "The Prince, retiring Assembly South St., Rockville; Mrs. Mary also be done on E. Middle Tpke. Thompson. 16 Andor Rd.: Mrs. 5-year-old boy resulted in his being vorce. er company, better able to meet morrow .morning at • o'clock at Gels Cut Finger president, told a reporter he will treated for two deep cuts on the from Main to Woodbridge. Town T.ralMt* Treatment . the constantly growing power tha W. p ! Quish Funeral Home^ 225 see the Russian after turning over Washington PTA Violet Neddow, 18 Batik St.: John Engineer James Sheekey said. Carlson. 3 Fern St., Rockville; forehead and forearm. A 76-year-old man. raceivtng needa of the areas served efficient Main St., and at 10 o'clock in All As His Reward the chair to the president of the Stephen Dunlap, son of Mr. and The contractor doing the job Is Saints Russian Orthodox Cburch. Elizabeth Greenlund. Wapping: old-ag* aaslstanc. and charged ly, dependably and at the loweat new session to be chosen In a se Has Open House Mra. Glendon Dunlap. 154 H. Mam F. S KSpla of East Hartford. with delivery o f liquor to a post coat consiatent with good seryjee.” Hartfofd. The Rev. Michael Wasi- cret-ballot tomorrow. Mrs. Anna Frey, 149 Summit St.; St., was playing in his home yes Iles will officiate. Burial will be Three-year-old Richard Kaplan Robert Lavelle, Box 366,, Rock ed parson was traated "leniently" He also said that the policies of He alao aald he would try to terday. In his mother’s words, he by Judge O'Uoughlln. Loul* Cle- In Ekisl Cemetery. wound up in Manchester Memorial aee Hungarian Foreign Minuter Washington School pupils will ville; Mrs, Joanne Allard, iU Hill ’s Living Insurance tha two companies as to treatment Hoapital after attempting to in- have the opportunity tomorrow to is "very active" like all youngsters chowskl. 46 Market St., vraa fined of customerti employes and stock -Frtands may call at the funeral Imre Horvath, here for the ses top Dr.; Mrs. Dorothy Goldberg. his age. Now AYailabfe holders have been becn aubstantial- ■home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to veattgale the "seeing is believing" sion. and later hoped to go to introduce their parents to their 45 Wellmsn Rd.; James Curtin, 112. teachers. At One point In his playing he In other cases. Ronald A. Vito, ly atmUar. "If the merger is ap 9 p.m. maxim. I Moscow and Budapest. 150 Summit St.; Mrs. Sophie ran piOII-mell toward the front door The youngster waa playing with Open House.. the first event of Kowalski. 105 Brooklyn St. Rock A New and ■•rtar Way 20, of 24 Orova St., waa fined $15 proved," he added, 'It is expected The Assembly Saturday con He worked tip speed enough to for operating without a license; that the same philosophy of man Mrs. John H. vonder-Wall a toy telescope yesterday. Around demned Russia for intervening in the PTA for the sea.son, will be ville; Mrs. Nellie BoejKo, 11 Mc crash, not the sound barrier, but the plaything waa a ring. Richard, held from 7 to 8 p.m. Teachers will Cann St. To Inswre Your Homa! Stlvano M. Maldonalde, 27, Ab agement which has characterised Bolton—Mrs. Lillian M. vonder- Hungary and assigned Wan to seek the glass barrier that stood be- bott Rd., EUington, wss fined $12 hoth companies will be continued." Wall. of Carpenter Rd., Bolton, figuring that he could find out the withdrawal of So-idet troopa I be in their classrooms during the BIRTHS SATURDAY: A twoeen him and all outdoors. why the machine made far-away hour. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hie new and better way to In- for operating without a Uctnae At m Served by Firms died suddenly yesterday at Man that put down last fall's Hungarian "He wasn't the least bit fazed." and $12 for failure to drive to the The Connecticut Power Co. tliingg look cloae. and clo.se things rebellion. Refreshments will be served in Flake. RFD 1, Rockville; a daugh snre your home Is with the chester Memorial Hoapital. She said Mrs. Dunlap. Today he is back Homeon-ner’s Family Policy. right. serves gaa and- electricity to Siam- tiny, decided to pull off the ring. Charlea A. Malik, Lebanon's for the cafeteria. No movies will be ter to Mr. and Mrs. William In kindergarten with eight stitches waa 68 years old. Succeeding in . separating the You get brpnd flê coverage, Continued for ona waak waea- fdztl and Darien, the Jfgw London- — Born In Maine, Oct. 28.1888, she eign minister, and Sir Leslie Mun- shown this year. Crossman, Plainville...... in hia forearm and six in his fore MontvUle-Waterford area and Tor- ring frdm^ the telescope, little ro. New Zealand’s ambassador to burglary protection, liability In the following caaes; ConstanUna had resided here for 13 years. The executive committee and the BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A son head. surance plus added living nx- Parianos, SaTam, Maai., apaadlag; Fflini ringtoi area. It aerves electricity Richard wak entranced with the Washington and the U.N.. are can standing committee of the PTA to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson, "We have the acreen at the bot she leaves her husband, John H. idea that he now had a piece of penses If fire drives you out of U B. Wakefield, 38. Hartford, op to areas interconnected to the vonder-Wall; a brother. Stanley didates for the presidency of the have planned an active year with 31S Charter Oak St.; a son to tom now,” she said. Hartford Electric. Light Company's jewelry juat like big people have. new session. U S. and British ,vniir home. There Is a aubatan- erating whlla under the Influence Perkins of California; and three several school projects In the Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Norwood, 83 of intoxicating Uquor or dnigs- aystem, including Manchester and He pushed the ring on the middle sources said yesterday they JAPS PROTEST A-TEST tial discount for you b.v com aiaters, Mias Blanche Perkins of offing. Included are a fall and a Harlan Rd.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. bining these coverages Into on« Lawrence "Oorman, 29, Southl--tlng- Boltan, Middletown, Durham, Pbrt- firtger of hia left himl. Unfor thought Munro had the necessary spring money-raising event Arthur Reed, 11 Village St., Rock Tokyo, Sept. 18 i.Pi— TSvo hun land, Cromwell ' and Mlddlefield. Boston. Mrs. Gertrude McGuire of tunately for him. the ring had ex votes. pollr.r. For dependable Insur ton, rto lander flaps; Ernestt C. Arlington, Mass., and Mias Georgia ...... Officers for the coming year are ville; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Adrian dred Japanese students rallied In ance call Jarvia today! Holmes. 28, Stafford Spring* Farmington, Avon. Burlington, Mrt tremely aharp edges. The finger A controversial em on the pro- ^ra. Ward Krause, president; Mrs. downtoivn Tokyo tonight In the Perkins Of California. Bell, 180 Henry St.; a son to speeding. of Barkhamated, Thomaaton, Ply waa deeply cut. and began to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Church. first active protest against the mouth. Canton. New Hartford, Tor- Funeral services will be held to posed a^nda la the^ repreaema.. ,„h n ’ Rosa, vice pVeaideht: Mrs. A charge of disregarding a stop swell. Becauae the ring only cut Lloyd Guataf«,n. aecretary; W, O. Bolton; a daughter to Mr. and new series of I'.S. nuclear tests rington, Norfolk, North Canaan, morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Holmes deeper when he tried to remove sign was dtiimissed in the case of liarA I v ' ! A.ndrew Klddey. treasurer: Mrs. Mrs. Robert Hiile, Andover. In the Padfic next spring. Po- JARVIS AGENCY Canaan. Sharon and Salisbury. Funeral Home. 400 Main St., Man it, he waa taken to the hospital Norman H. Prlior. 46, Bnfleld. A chester. The. Rev. Theodore Chan re.t f o ? ^ m m , '^ t e S '^ John M.longy, Mrs. George Hahn BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr-- .llce PC'epared to mount guard . 954 CENTER ST. nolle was ■entered in the case Of Here is personal coverage on each insured member of your The Hartford Electric Light Co. where it wai necessary to agw the seat for Communist Cfiina on the U.S. Embassy In rase of aupAliea electric sendee to Hart dler of the Bolton Congregational and Mrs. Thomas Faulkner, dele and Mrs. James Lyon, 1087 Main MIS-4112, MIS-7847 Louie J. Muller, 54, Second Ava., ring In two places. Wilcox told hia N ew ' York St. trouble. ford and the surrounding towns in Church will officiate. Burial will With five stitches in hU finger i dience the United States expected gates to the PTA Council. charged with failure to signal. cluding Eastv Hartford,’ Wethers be'Thursday in Arlington National the Assembly to po^ Chairmen of standing commit DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Bond* touting $187 were for Richard returned to the home of pone the issue ' Mr. Oarl Skold, Glastonbury; field. Rocky Hill, West Hartford, Oeknetery, Arlington. Va. There hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sey again this year aa It did last. tees are Mrs. Charles Uttihg. pro feited by out-of-sUU drivers. Bloomfield. Simsbury, Windsor. will be no calling hours. gram; Howard Chase, member- Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal Court %va# op«>ed with a. short family under one single policy with a choice of two plans. 4. mour Kaplan, 126 Conway Rd. Granby, East Granl^ and East ihtp; Mrs. Joseph Skelly. hospi lace Clark, Terrace Dr., Rockville; Mbute to the late Raymond Hunt. "He’s fine this morning." said Mrs. Eleanor Alpera, 109 Foster OF MANCHESTER HarUand. ' his mother. "It takes more than tality: Mrs. Donald Bennett, pub FLETCHER GLASS GO. town treasurer and former dty lications; Mrs. Anthony Salafta, St.: Edward ll. Berube Jr., An MIteheU court clerk. It waa* announced that to get Richard Kaplan down." About Town dover; Louis Foster, 49 Arvine 8-7879 F unerals spring event; Mrs. Howard Han that -there will be no court on sen. by.rlaiva: Mra. John Ross, St.; Joseph MscNeely, 24 Strong 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNTIKE electloiL da'y, Oct. 7. ____ Members of the 8th District publicity and Mrs. Clifford An St.; Mrs. Myrtia Finley. Colches-, ..Drivor Charged Purtell Asks Cot•en CORNER DURANT ST. $S4M)0 andewmeiit eavawna en your life psysUe Samuel R, MoCnrry Fire Department wnll hold a de derson and Mrs. Santa Leoiie, ter; Mrs. Evaline Cunningham, Ralph W. Palmer, 50, of 11 Vil self, your wife and your children. Then Family partment drill tonight at 6:30 at room mothers. Chambers Trailer Court, Rock lage St., ElHngton, was arretted A Family ProtGction plan provid in cash when you are 65 or payable on death before The funeral of Samuel R. Me-1 D r i v C F G llf lF f i T C il the flrehou.se. ville: Edward Kressig. 12 Nye St., NEW t.ARGER QUARTERS Protection is your plan and here’* what you get Meeting with Curry. 87 Cedar St., waa by Rockville police Ssturdsy and ■ St., waa held at 2 , F ''" Rockville; Mrs. Lucille Cham PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING charged .with driving under the In for each unit. your age 65. o’clock Saturday afternoon in St St, James Mothers Circle will pagne. Vernon: Mrs. Susan Zutau- fluence of intoxicating Uquor or ing insurance dad, mother llary's Epi.scopaI Church, with the Bv Police After Church Men Meet Housing Aide hold its first fall meeting Wednea- tas, 158 Union St.; Mrs. Arlene AUTO GLASS INSTAUED drugs. He posted a bond of $200 $14)00 ef aodawmanl covaMge on your wife payable J Rev. Alfred L. Williams, rector, of GronakI, Kingsbury Ave., Rock- , for appearsnea in City Court. $3,000 ef parmnwairt inawwica eevamga on your ficiating. Norman Slade waa or Rl. 44A Crash Heidcavage, North St. Weilnesday Night ville; Ernbit Karvelis, V eôn; Ed Palmer was charged ond the children */.. and a Family in cash on the very same day that the coverage on Senator William A.- ’PurteU's ganist and his wife, Mrs. Hilda GLASS FURNITURE TOPS self . . . insurance irith cash ifalues that increase ------I Mrs. Ann TIack be co-hos- / ward Giard, 14 Dorqthy Rd.; minor______accident on lUton 8L with office has informed General Man Slade, was soloist. Burial was in Coventry. Sept. 16 (Special) — | teas. Allr men of the Backingham George Bowden,. Andover Lake; rated by Rogei each year and on which you can borrow inoney in your life matures as an endoTvmcnt—or payable ager Richard Martin that a meet a truck operated by Roger W: East frei'heterv. Heine G. Hen.«el. 31. of Rt 31. Church and parish are invited to Miss Shirley Murphy. 12 Lenox St.; MIRRORS (nreploce and Doer) -27, of 88 ProapectP r o ^ c t St. WWill Security plan providing d valua oh her prior death,^ ing is being arranged with the re Bearer.s were Herbert Metcalf was charged with reckless driving . The annual silver tea by the att^d a meeting at the church -time of emergency. gional director of the Public Alfred Chagnot. ’Coventry: Mrs. barked Into the Palmer car which Frank XlvKeow-n. William Brennan. yesterday morning as the result Waddell School PTA to welcome Wednesday at 8 p.m’, for a check- Madeline Carey. Shelton; Arthur PICTURE FRAMING (a« typM) had pulled up behind Wilcox'* Housing Administration to discuss Carl Tyler. William Stratton, and of a 2-car crash on Twin Hills, Rt. room mothers of the school will uji of, men'a work in the church. ble savings feature, too. $14)00 af cavaMf* on each insured child under 18 the Silver Lane Homes. HolnieS, 40 Russell St.; Mrs. Mae tnihk, according to police. $14)00 ImmadisR* cavamye on your wife to age 30 Oswald Weir. 44-A. be held Wednesday at 3 p.m. In The program will begin with an Selwltz. 375 Woodbridge St.: Jo WINDOW and PLATE GLASS MoModMU Engage ArchJtaot . . . term insurance to age 25 or your age 65, which Actjng on instructions from the state Polieeman William J. ' ike cafeteria. Principal Miss . . . term msurance giving maximum protection Board' o f Directors. Martin has examination of the simnsorship of seph Ringstone, 38 Edward St.; j Th# Rocklvlle Methodlat Chureh Miss Beatrice A, Egan Doyle satd the accident occurrerf tfithel Robb and Mrs. Roberl Troop 40, Boy Scouts, which the JALOUSIES: Installation ta Quick, Easy and EconomIcaL ever occurs first. The Family Security plan also a.sked Purtell. Senator Presiott Mrs. Martha Stapleton, Andover; ’ has engaged the service* of during the critical years, decreasing gradually and Funeral services for Miss Bea when Hensel. who waa following Heins, president of the PTA. wi; church has recently acceptied. nam Anthony. Sartor. 37 Parkins St.; OUNTRACTURS: w e h a v e in s t u c k Malmfeldt Assoclstes, Hartford contains conversion privilege for the children, and • Bush, and Connertlcut Congress pouri Mra. Robert McNamara, a -terminating at her age 65. men to get a year’s e’xlehsion in trice 4- Egan. 170 Chestnut St., behind a car being driven westerly ing Harvey. A McGuire as its rep Joseph Frey, 42 Linomore Dr.; larchttocU, for, the new edifice to were held at her home at 8:30,this by Mrs. Lillian M Day, 48."also In charge of the affair, and resentative. Other projects will be Mrs.. June Woodhouse and daugh-I MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS be built on Grove St. Nflw The Equitable Life Assurance Society of.the automatic coverage for future children. . ' the life of the project. of Coventry, slammed into the Virginia Phillips and her t m* Public Housing AdiViiniatration morning', followed by a solemn studied and John Marinelli, Buck ter. Wapping; Mrs. Janet St. John t OPEN SATURDAYS — OPEiNTHURSDAY EVENINGS Morgen L Campbell, chairman U.S. offers you this new and unique choice in family $i,000 *f covafsHto on âch insured child under 18 requiem .Mass lit 9 o'clock in St. rear of .Mrs. Day’s car as she at mittee will assist With re ingham representative for men’s and son. 42 Delmont St.; Mrs. E.STTMATES GLADLY GIV'EN ■f the building committee, sSid officials have Informed the town tempted to turn Into her drive ments; insurance. Its benefits-are different from any offered Built-in Bonofits that a decision on whether or not James’ Chgrch The Rev. John F, work, will preside. Geraldine Petrus and son, Willt- If th* congregation approval . . . term insurance to age 25 or mother’s age 65, Hannon was the reiehrant. the Rev. way. It is also expected that the Rev. mantic; Hilding Gustafson, 424 plana pra'amitiy, being drawn, tha the houses shall he sold off-sile or Hensel told Trooper Doyle that- the American family. whichever occurs first, may .then be converted to The Family Protectioo Policy and tha Family ,on-.*lle must be made by Friday. Edgar J. Parirll the deacon and John DeSousa. minister of Men Hackmatsck St. committee hopeia to break ground the Rev. Jame.s T O'Connell the he waa unable to pull around Mrs. dren, the Cirque Jledramy and the and Miaaloni of the Connecticut DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; befora winter. 'permanent insurance without medical examina Security Policy are availabla in' amounts up to a Cirque d'HIver,, which rtin twelve Conference of Congregational Clifford Burdick. 295 Main St.; * ■ ^ P Beeoptien Here it your opportunity to have low-cost L ip - total of ^Foth wliialiU.liuilS.in —- was organist. Father P ’Conne.ll I ^ ' o n "'oZoZn'',,' months în the year. / Churches, will speak. Mrs. Isabel Parks, 29 -Cen- The Women'* ■RspubHcan . Club tion up to 5 times the amount of term insujfaflce. nation on the proje. t as well as fie. ’ htg Inaunince fit the needs and aapirations of your .1 the time extension. read the rommittal sers’lee at the MOVIMfi INTO A NEW HOME? J - of Vtrhen wilt hold a reception Automatic coverage aLiTOiritra^dsfuprbvided for fcaturei. For c$ample» if¥ather dies, insurance on ■ PurteU's artminlatrxtive ,a.s,si.«t- grave in St Jame.s' Cemetery. Mrs. Day received alight bruises ij and city canoldataa own family. ------— ------—— mother and children it autometioallr peid np with •' ant has Informed .Martin that the Bearers were Paul Brookman. ,of the rhest. but was not: hospital 5 S«mt. 88 from 8 to lit b-m* the future children beginning when they are at leaat Fred I>ewie Carl Pness and Ed ized. Henael is to appear in ^ ‘ Bliui Carriage House. Invitations no further preminmt due. ; . Senator’s office ha.s discu*.>.ed the Justice Court Oct. 4. In other words, this i$ a take-what-you-need 14 days old. Thrertors’ requests with Washing ward .Noonan. / ■ to tha avent will be mailed diart- , ' \ ' ton. D. C. officials and la asking * L ly* proposition. In Living Insurance Family Style you Take a long and careful look at your family row . Hie laceptioii is being combined the regional director to rorttact Ttemae A. Lander pick the plan that suits your family best. Here'^ Family Socurity hifn and "effect ah early meet Coventry Private funeral serv with the annual membership WITH s h a m p o o and SCT If you’re a young/ father, your primary interest Then the Family Secujri^ an is for you. Here!s Tcnicnt chart for meaaui’ing and raoording your Hillman, whose office is m Sew atop making bombs guaranteed ' -Ap asUmatad $280 damage was late ThomaN Larvder, and lived in 1 eaussR to the property of Ber- what you get for cach.tinit. efaildên’s day-by-day growth! ' Vork. / Coventry' 10 yearli. He waa forjjier-. by inspection. l probabliy ta immediate individual coverage on your "Oui: superiority in both the | ; trahd- Boni*|'« 5 River St., Satur / ly employed aa a rierk In the office day whan a -aar traveling down of the Hartford TranNpm tation Co. djuality and quantity of mic,giar weapons la our main» insurance Morrison HIU went out of een- Im eiîjvatioii Iviids Besides his mother and his uife. trot. Mrs Hazel \\>b.‘

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/ \- PICHB TW ILV I ICANCHE8TER KVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. <»N N , MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1967 BUGS BUNNY It's too bad the old-time horse Birth records In little Sioux, MANCHESTER EVENING H E R A I^ MANCHESTER, CQNN« MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1967 P a g e \ hair sofa •went out of fashion. Iowa, show that a few years ago taar/. tM u rm , t v w Properly place, it could have done a son was bom to E. Phirfbus and ment and private groups,'U ^. today fire first and, with her huaband, Sl«rs X«KINMHB».‘ Sense and Nonsense Answer to Previous Punff a lot to discourage the kids from Dora Unum. , U.S. Schedules mapped protean agalnat the nu Stale Probes Death tried to reach the children. Heat GLASS CRACKS A R C H I B J C £ spending too much Ume sitting Ura. L. J Camp, Promifi«nY P«opl« clear teata Uia United States plana of the fire waa . so intense it in front .of the TV. to hold In the Pacific. " buckled a reffigarator door and A eoU«g« Mnior .dated a young lost? . Creston, Iowa. Of 2 Tots, in Blaze HAfgVDULOOMD, Son—Of course, it was lest I I H Clhlef cabinet acerdtary Kiichl melted the porcelain from the / lady from a nearby irlrla' achool ACBOgg SSSeesMeaklnig New Series of Ailchl called the U.S. announce IMID AIMRROR, xS^hBO Bl a few ttmea. Then aome weeka saw pie man looking for it!. i (OnnUnoed from Page One) bathtub. ICenerai frame ment regretable. He said Jaj>an MY PI^T T Y ? paaaed. and when ahe hadn't heard CARNIVAL Neighbors said the.y found from him ahe aent a telegram BY DICK TURNER ■Ntnbowsr IT Dry, •* wine LJUUt«UUt:J(ai JtVUUU 10 Killed, 14 would frame a proteit today or Brecklin in a bunted and daxed Bill — A farmer was driving a I ml term In the Stats Prison at 4 — ChriitiSB DOWN a u i a s s u c j r j i j u c!nt*iLT Pacific N-Tests tomorrow. condition . outaide' the burning j!AW6itE refiding: "Dead, delayed, or dlain- load of hay down a road and when I ununuuiJaK-'iW LitHri WetheraSeld for maiming his etep- tereat^T" . Aoderscn 1 RomsB dale building when they arrived after e u s a ' t o . he came to the fridge, ha foimd I Singer, wBsw|-iLJL.iMnrjrj (OaaillaaeE from Page Oae) as fractured pelvis and leg end a (OoatiBed from Page Oae) daiighter. Rose Ann, Mrs. Bal- To which the young man plat last summer's flood had I — perrot ae.TUUi3iuH[a'|jh "Both wings of the plane were governed by a declaration of means comm(ttee, will be on sale. kitchen from an undetermlnH' i The babies' bodies ware in a 3 / BISSCLL SYuir MANCHESTER novelist 11 Essence 30 DIphthoaigi -ripped off, and It looked Ukf the Koachembahr, 32, Cleveland week end party without tipping F irst — Well, then, whataha I Oluek Heights, Ohio, daughter of million American int/Hltlona "to conduct The program of entertainm ent will cause. I Newtown funeral home where a the sen'ants would he valor. Idea of eta>ing out ao lata 'then ? MDry plane had nosed In at a 45-degree nuclear teste only in tu ^ a man Include games, rides, music and Goodsell said It waa apparent ■pokeaman said no’arrangementa IT For angle. The fuselage was torn open aire induatrlaliet Charles Grief Teacher—And discretion? 111 Raible oF'Cleveland and wife of a ner as will keep world radiation dancing. - • ' Mn. Bfecklln waa arouacii by the iha(f been made to t the funeral. Advertise in The Herald—-It Pays 11 r like an aggahell. The nose of the MFarm mechl r <■ . x . \ Studdht—-Not going there again. It Is no good hen, that eaeklas | German baron. from rising to more than admail II Mere eosUy £ plane was sboiit 90 feet from the fraction of the levels that 'might In your house and lays In an R Also Injured was Buford Rubin, M Group of BiM fuselage. They (rMcures) \ued Father was refaxing in the other's. J SO, operator of a Washington pub be .hexardous." 'This declaration living room when Junior came in If Hambrandt. r~ r fire diapartment ladders to lay waa made at the Bermuda Confer for Initenee across the swamp so they eould lic relations firm, who boarded the hearing a new penknife wrhich he ' "No.” said the Httle girl's I plane at Martha's Vineyard, with ence last March. ‘ plaimed to have found in the M Lawyer (eb.) 1 1! carry out the Injured." '' Some . American acientista say mother. "I don't- want you to hit | Mrar-Von Koachembahr. street. bark at Johnny. Remember, ITBlihaps* II George H. Danforth. 58, New this country has found ways to htfisdielkM York, one of the pasaengers, aald: The pilot, Vincent U PltU. 38, Father—Are you sure It wuis .you're a lady. O uttalk him." k of Wellesley, Mass., was a com limit fallout, snd that a few more isam an "When I came to. believe It or not, mE f TTB bat flyer In World War II and flew years' of teetipg holds promise of children W I was 10 feet away from the plane! producing a truly "clean" nuclear A-BRATING TIME MR. TWEEDY BY NED RIDDLE 40 Moral wrong* I was strapped in my seat with in the Berlin airlift of 1S48-49 be r~ P u « fore he was made a flight captain weapon. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with 41 Impair W' my head down and my feet up, MAJOR HOOPLB Yeaterday's atatament said the 41 Cheer w~ looking up Into a sea of mud.", by Northeast Airlines in 1S83. principle of nuclear weapons arith 43 Bravery DanfoiYh Biiffered wily a rib Oo-pllot Roger W, Swsetland Jr., greatly reduced fallout "w as first 4t Chde club n IIP Jt fracture. 33, Arlington, Mass., joined North proved in the Pacific test aeries At /W N A tiem c ■MttilMn k The plane, a twin-engine DC-S east as a pilot in 1S02 and was of 1086.” That was the m ost re JCTEM,PllOPES$Oay HE •1 Kaeck UgbUy $ made Gight captain In November SRANZ /eUOSTOME / JUST IS •sm art/ was on a flight from Boston to 1S84. cent series at this country's Paci VJHV MOT I H Bobby Bun* i Hyannlx Nantucket. Martha's fic proving grounds. Teats of CANl30STUhST5 was ano ra V Last F eb-.l, a N ortheast DC-6 w r it e A Vineyard, New Bedford and New atomic weapons ere being held in AhiOMAVeevo* îPPiM fi < MBwordiwed i II York. crashed oh a takeoff from La- Nevada. CAMSEtOMTV/ ..Mtanafag R" w Guardia Field with the Iocs of 10 M U K M R . < Due In New. Bedford at T:41 WWHefiXPLAV MBMiasl Ugh IT lives. Thet plana was on a flight TTie Ruaaiana on Aug, 33 began r~ II n.m., it took off from Martha's a new sertaKef nuclear tesu at ÔLDiMANRtVER*. to Miami. CARTER’ $ ME MENCe IlSid^rsaMr Vlne3m.rd almost an hour lata be their prorihg grounds in Btberia. r~ K r cause of the murky weather. TTia ABC and Defenae Depart M tiS tS A O X can c«t ■ hat that fltsr Wesli# Lagoon, on duty at the — T H E fte/ ment said a United Natlona agency > X New Bedford Airport control tow Children’s Choirs will be Invited to tend observe^ * w 6 8 T I T ^ er, last night heard from the plane to one of the teste Involving lim LH • P R IS C IL L A ’S P O P Falfte Alarm BY AL VERMEEB a t S;4g p.m. ited fallout Their joint statement He said the plane radioed the Slate Rcfhearsals 'Indicated such observation would control tower that it waa making be by instrument and that precau 'rOUR ^VOU WoRRvS The children's choirs of Center F A T ^ R V^TOO MllGi-tfy a routine approach on instrument tion! would be taken against dis SAVINGS ' «H A M E . 1« landing. Lagoon called hack but Congregetlonel Church will resume closure of restricted weapons in . EPi:?C'*-LAli' (BQIMG got no response. rehearsals this week, under the di formation. /VOUT?E a S T T TO BE He said the ceiling at the airport rection of Miss Martha White. Representatives of news media MOME LATEj V E R Y [ was 200 feet, visibility was one will be allowed to obMrve the taste A«AIM.t mile and It was foggy. The Cherub choir,' for third, In a manner to be announced later. ANGRY Four minutes after contacting fourth and fifth graders, edli oieet As In the past, a control.area X the airport, the plana crashed with Tuesday at 3:30. Tuesday a t 4:30, surrounding the proving grounds out waning. It broke up Into sev- the sixth, seventh and eighth will he set up to safeguart ship BRAND NEW19$7 CNEVNOIITS ' arel aectlons but there was no fire. graders, who make up the nigrim and air traffic. With the pilot and co-pilot dead Choir will rehearse. Both rehear In Tokyo, the Japemeee govern- I and the stewardess in serious con sals will reguihriy take place iii dition, there Were no official de- Memorial hail. f tails of the crash. It Is ptannsd that the etiildraa’a •Jeffceyi *ew k*. Tweedy lo ewe of Mie lewlk wing N E ID E A « I Before she waa wheeled into the choirs will sing .for the Bunday tdAoe— eedWvefciwifiti $po»^l>efe fct ««$♦ he ttfe i [operating room of Bt. Luke's Hos- worship services on Sunday, Sept. St FasMtn-Wijit InV cM» ^ to wey be^'V |pjtal. Miss Nancy Lehan, 24, 39. DAuxe 21(1 Model I Brook ton. Mass., the stewardess. ' Any children who did hot receive ALLEY OOP_____ / ______Howdyl Coihe In! BY V. T. HAMLIN I said the plane waa making the ap- registration blanks during Church fir ViMtr Ktttlitii-* BUT T 4MODHMSE /BUrtOVMkNV COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO j proaeh' to New Bedford Airport School last Sundsy may attend re YIm I *W,T>«RE / 1 PONT THINK Iwhen it hit tree tops and crashed. F w m b «uhe / THOiMHraa \ m m a mruon TMkSNT A ( BO *nv«R_SO hearsal on Tueedday and get regls- I She added that there wag no wam- tratlcm forma a t th at .tlmev wC ^ ’WMRT A A FtXINO F MWV BBOPIE \ pOUAAS TO MIUJON S 4 \, W R E w o t \ ^ 2 Door Soflan ng of the.orach. f w jtor m sBouiiOuT mmqA tsouid w p w , THAT WMOLEf WH8IE WE Mrs. Adam Rhodes is choir \:,. ■■ ■ ' S - , ^ . ÂOWTOA ynSMSBTWV TTME-MACHNEn ONONEf Mias Lehan'a Injurise were listed mother for the Cherub Choir, FRAZZIE.' / VANrA06f Com pU tt with

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