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PAOBTWO MANCHESTEB EVENING HEBALD. MANCHESTER. COMM. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 11,1957 MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 11.1957 f A G S T H R n lines and other utilities would have to be developed in accordance with £[adassah Leader Flu B ouqcing MMH Auxiliary TPC to Seek 6^Month belay regulations. Lopjezes Get $ Maxwell also noted that the Sheinwold-on Bridge To Speak Tuesday 83,232 mea could be' used for public, pur­ In Wild Style To Conduct Sale ACTION In Eviction at Silver Lane poses if bought by the town, and mentioned extension of school Mrs. Basil BarweU, Connecticut Talent Wanted The annual fall rummage sals UNUSUAL d e f e n s e In Auto Damage Suit H»* Town Plannlnf Oommisaion^soid that the board would confer facilities. South dealor Regional American Affairs Chair­ Across N ation of the Women's Auxiliary of Man­ PHOTMIUraY DEFEATS CONTRACT North-South Vulnerable chester Memorial Hospital will be Iw t night «xpraaaed concam over with the General Manager to see In order to qualify for redevel­ By Alfred Shelnwold man of Hadaaaah, will be the gUMt FOR MANCHESTER'S 2nd ANNUAL 8 mm C o lo r FUmt Uta avlcUon of 175 families living If there la any way to extend the opment tin project could be sold NORTH Four members of the Wllllam^the Arrlgoni Co. and the truck held Oct. 18 at the American - "Live and let live,"' said Help-, A K J 16 speaker at the tegular meeting of -(Continued from Page One) ' gion Home. « la fovarnment-bullt Silver l4uie eviction date. on site and then classified aa a ful Henry. So saying, he made the the Manchester Chapter to be held Lopsg family of 46 Wedgewood Dr. driver. .Price, who had also been O f Your The TPC felt, however, that it slum area. In order to buy the O J 16 8 were awarded a total of 283,232.16 Letters have been sent to all Homaa, and decided to look into "itilling" lead. ’♦ A 6 8 S Tuesday at 8 p.m. In Temple Beth McCaleeler, Okie., High School named -a defendant, was absolved the po^MlIty of a further sUy of did not wish to become Involved land, the town would have to bid ‘team, 23 were out with flu. in damages yesterday as the reault of blame. Judge John P. Colter j members of the Auxiliary asking WEDDING — DANCE against' the general public. West opened the ten of diamonds, * 1# 7 Sholom vestry. I them and their friends* for dona- CLUB MEETING «r PAKTir eviction to allow the families more with the redevelopment of the and south playtd low from the WEST HAST Mrs.' BarweU, a Smith College At many educational institu- of a tnick-car collision in Middle- accepted the verdict. area. Mrs. Dorothy Jacobson said In other action taken last night, TALENT SHOW town four' years ago. The plaintiffs were represented : tions of clean, used clothing in time to relocate. dummy. Helpful Henry, who held * 4 4 AAQII8 graduate, has been Regional Chair­ tlonz, inflrmariea were crowded or good repair, household Items of MANCHESTER MI M llS BMctioa notices ware sent' out that "It the families living were the TPC recommended approval of man for two years, American Af­ overflowing. A former men'a dor­ A Hartford County Superior by AMys. George Lessner and Paul given adequate time to relocate installation of a sidewalk on the the East cards; won with the king * K 7 4 * 6 8 2 TO BE HELD NOV. 15 and 18 Court Jury gave the largest Groobert of the firm of Lessner, every description, books,'pictures, or MI *-9888 AFTER f:#* Oct. 1 to families in the project of diamonds and looked thoughtful­ *10*87 * K 2 fairs Chairman of the Hartford mitory at Stanford Univeixlty In toys and fitmiture. Thev hava built during World War II aa the board should not try to re­ west side of Purnell Place. The Chapter for three years, and has SPONSORED BY METHODIST MEN California waa converted into a amount, 275,000. to 9 • year • old Rottner. Karp and Groobert. The develop., the area but let it re­ Board df Directors will consider ly at the dummy. Then he made his db**St *S43 Pamela Lopez, who reportedly lost Hartford finn of Schatz, Weinstein been ' asked to mark sixes on temporary houalng for war. work­ little remark and his killing re­ SOUTH had many speaking engagements Age Limlto From 5 Y ean to 18 Yean temporary convalescent ward. clothes If possible. Articles for ers and v^erans. It has since been develop Itself In conformity with this at Tuesday night’s meeting. at Hadasaah Re^onal Conven­ The Infection alto struck In fac­ 80 per Cent of the sight of one eye and Seltzer represented the com­ Eoning and building regulations." Adjoining businessmen will pay turn; * 8 7 8 In the accident. pany and McDonald and Price was the rummage sale should be re-claaaifled aa permanent and Henry could see that a diamond * A Q 9 * tions as well as at various chap­ FOR TRYOUTS CALL tories and' industries—evert pris­ • brought to the American Legion ■dieduled for off-site sale. The Commission' agreed. the cost of the installation. ters in Hartford and vicinity. Be­ ons. In\the State Reformatory for , Pamela's mother. Anna, 32. was represented by the firm of Gordon, return was hopeleaa. The reason * Q J 4 Muir and Fitzgerald of Hartford. I Hall dn Oct. 17 before 1 p.m. If Reaidenta of the project have al- Some of the difficulties of re­ wa.s that Henry knew how to * A K J sides being a member of the Males at Hagerstown. Md„ 126 awarded 29.000; and her sister, I that Is not convenient, the pick-up n ad y secured legal counsel to ask development were pointed out by count. South Went North East Sisterhood of Temple Beth Israel PAUL KORNEY-Ml 9-6535 prisoners — more than a tenth of Cheryl. 10, was given $2,000. Wil­ committee, under the chairman- for a six month extension of the Town Planning Administrator Wil HorBesliow Set Dummy had 11 points, and Hen­ 1 NT Paai 2 NT P au and the National Council of Jew­ the inmates —. were down with liam Lopez, the father, who was I ship of Mrs. Frank Horton, will be IfoT. 1 eviction deadline. fred Maxwell, who said that re­ ry had 9 points. South had about P ati Paai ish Women, she serves on the flu. Visitors were barred. not Involved In the accident, was About Town : glad to call for them. Commission members proposed development was a "lengthy and At Somers Ranch 17 points for hit opening bid. The Opening lead— * 10 Cultural Committee of the Jewish Some hospitals also realrirted awarded $1,232.16 for medical ex­ Mrs. Walter Schardt and Mrs. WJITKIN^ that the town take ovef the main­ expmsive project, complicate by total came to 37 points, out of the Community Center. viaiting. Othera refused to admit penses. T he. Intermediate Methodist i William Stroud, co-chairmen, will tenance of the area for an addition­ the fact that the Silver Lane 40 points in the complete deck. Mrs. BarweU will apeak on the Aslan flu rases, ^due to ita,

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER; CONN. FRIDAY, OTTOBER 11.1957 PAGE Town in Turmoil (5) Scout Troop 65 Daly Doubts Legality of His Democracy Test . ^ ------Selects Officers Set . by Jaycec Reds End Rule 1937 Appointment to Bench • ------p -T IER N EY Maxwell Reviews Projects, What Does Future Hold An organizational meeting of-thr Plana are underway for the an­ new Boy ficout Troop #9, sponsored nual,Voice of Democracy Oonteal, Hartford. 6ct. 11 liPi—Edward^of .tha now appolntmenU, eontend- 11 T Ttyf T • lOf San Marino by the Highland Park PTA. was •ponsored by the Manchsater Jun­ j FUNERAL HOME J. Dely, an asaociete Justice of the Ing they should hoi? their po«l- ior' Chamber' of Commerce, Jo­ For Little Rock, South? held at the sfhool Wednesday tlons until succsedad by appointaea night. Bruce McFlrov. district State Supreme Court who has been seph Gordon and Dr. Irwin Kove, J FnnMnr m o d e r n f a c il it ie s Ltalls tor More Loordmatiori After 12 Years named by the Governor and con­ co-chairmen of the event an­ scout executive, addressed the In­ appointed Chief Justice ee of Hey. firmed by the Lsglalaturs under A OFF-STREET FARKlNd Th* 'Town of Manchaatar com­ (rom rac* 0«e) table in tha school cafeteria with terested boys and their parents. nounced today. i-f of fire diatricta. aa a major atepx aiibinit a de.aerlption of tha pro (C 1938, Indlcatee there le doubt In the terms of the-law. pleted 28 out of 89 capital im -[to ■!''11 night in their attempt! to atay in oompromisa. l^ a President and him after school. "But I don't bench. tsr lawyer, say thefs is statutory dent! must submit assays, which progrea'a at all waa made on 37 tal -rttiprovement progi eae. the re­ Other roita, conatniction time, and will be held at the school next That occurred in 1937 when the of Uiem, according to a ' report port then went on to diaciiaa the other Information needed to de­ power after defection! coat them iraLubua both lasued itatemtnta think they did." she-said. authority for the 'governor to will be recorded, bn the positive their majority in parliament. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Isle Wilbur L. Cross. tb«n gover­ make Interim appointments In prpaented to the Town Planning relation of the capital improve­ termine priority. gtrtni: Uia fftat of it. .fudging from the attendance The program Included a demon­ aspects of democracy. Miaa Helen The anti-Copimunlat regime aaid Only a few hours later, having nor. named Daly to fill s vacancy cases where the Legislature re­ Estes, chairman of the Engliah de­ .Commlialon by Planning Admln- ment program to the TPC. A aample department 6-year fljpires, it appears that between 15 stration of the opening ceremonv talrator Wilfred Maxwell 1 a a t Capt. Ettore Sozzi, Italian chief of read Faubus' version of the under- and 20 per cent of the parents who on the Superior Co\irt. Daly was fuses to confirm an appointment. partment at the high, school, la In Overall (Vintml program waa included In the re­ by Patrol Leader Kip Prichard. state attorney general at the time. night. The report aino a h o w e d Maxwell aiiggeata the TPC aa port to iliuatrate how aiich a plan the regular San Marino police, , standing, .the White House said the have children enrolled at Central Assistant Patrol Leader John Whether this is so is the princi­ charge of the entries. 1 ^ ^ force. wo\ikl aaaume temporary deal was off. Some of the phrase­ "I was s de facto Judge. I'm pal question before the court. First prize will bq a $50 defense aome progreaa made on 24 of the the overall planning agency, feel­ could be drawn up, and thi report High are determined to keep them Mortimer Jr. and Scouts Harold propoaala. cloaed with an extract from the )H)wer In San Marino and oversee ology in the Governor's statement out. sure." Justice Dal.v said yesterday The court heard arguments In bond, efontributed by The Man­ ing that each department of the •Slater and Arthur Patrone of iis he pressed attorneys to rite Maxwell preaenled the 4.5-page town ihoiild prepare itz own Im­ atate atatntea regulating the ea- the dlaarming of Commiiniat mili­ was unacceptable. For the others, integration has Pioneer Patrol. Troop 91. John the case earlier this year, but, chester Evening Herald. The sec­ tiamen preparator.v to the Chrla- A t a nbws conference Ute next some law giving s Connecticut ■without making a decision, order­ ond prize will be a .825 Defense | report, tha reault of three weeka' provement program. Then, when tabliahment of a municipal re; come and they seem to be accept­ Mortimer Jr also reported on the| governor the right to make Judge- work, to the TPC to give a reaume the program la prepared, aubmit aene fund, tian Democrat take over. day, Faubus did not look so confi­ ing It. recent Boy Scout Jamboree at Val-' ed a nsw hsarlng snd Instructed Bond, contributed by the First Na­ The Commiiniat announced they ship appointments without con­ tional Bank of Manchester. The WEEKLY BINGO of the lown'a progreaa In capital It to the TPC which will act aa A copy of the report will be dent. Several times, fire showed Straw In the Wind opposing counsel to argue the had diabanded the 200-man Red ley Forge. In addition, colored firmation by the Legislature. third prize will be a $25 Defense tmprovemenu and to propoae a the agehc.v to coordinate and aa. aent to General Manager Richard through his usual calm as he slides of Camp Pioneer were shown. question of whether statutory au­ guard they formed after their op­ answered questions. "What do Aa for the city, this Incident Ernest McCormick of Bloom­ thority for such appointments Bond, donated by the House A ! future program. .aign priority to all the depart- Martin In repl.v to hia letter of .may be a straw in the wind John Mortimer, district chair-^ field said that during the past 60 FRIDAYS, Nsw Tims 7:«5 P.M. ■\ak Cooperation menla’ plana. . Aug. 28, in which he aaked the ponents proclaimed themaelvea the they want to do, write, my state­ does, in fact, exist. Hale Department Stores. | legitimate government of San Ma­ A letter algne^ "Iris Bell " ap­ man. add-essed the group and; years Connecticut Governors have In preaenting the rejK>rt Max­ In preaenting the report to the TPC to atud.v the qiieation of a ment for m e?” he asked, raising The court gave no Indication Tha Judges Include Edward ASSUMPTION HALL rino Oct. 1. and the anti-Commii- his Totoe. Ha did not hesitate to peared in the Arkansas Gazette. stressed the need for parent in-1 filled 14 common pleas, superior Thoms, administrator at the Mjm- well aaJd that it waa-"time for the Planning Commlaaion. Maxwell capital improvement! budget. Little Rock's morning newspaper. terest in a successful troop. Charles I after yeaterday's hearing, lasting commented, "Too many depart- It wa! il!o decided to eak Mar­ nlata laid their 100 White guarda accuse the White House of "doubie snd supreme court vacancies by chester Memorial Hospital; Deputy 'mOM PSON and SOUTH ADAMS STSIETS varioua town commltteea to work had turned in their arma. But the It said "You will see a quick right­ Ftqnsfleld. assistant scoutmaster of i direct appointment. a little more than an hour, as to together." He aaid that there waa menta are too Jealoua of their tin to arrange a meeting with the talk." when It will render a decision. Judge Jules A. Karp; Rabbi Leon Communlat volunteers took home Meanwhile, , reports circulated about-face in the situation. " if per­ Troop 91. assisted In the conduct of * The mere' facj that they did It^ Wind; and 'Elmore C. Watkins. COMFORTASIE SEATIN6— AMPLE PARKIN6 great duplication of effort on powera and are almoM afraid that Board of Dir«9tor! for a prellmi- aom.ebody elae will get credit for nary diacusaion of thla program. with them the modem rifles and that he was pUnnlng to call the sona who employ Negroes should the meeting. I "doesn't make it right." Justice' Sr.; president of Watkins Bros. many, projecla becauae one board machine guna thev had been issued. Legislature into special session. discharge them, and if Faubus The following boys signified their | Dsl.v said, pointing out that no Furniture Co. had no idea what another waa do-izomethlng they might do. It'a time The TPC alao diacuaaed the. poa- Bowers Jamboree for all to work together for the The Commiinjala admitted they Through that body, he could close would cut Negroes off the welfare Intention of Joining the new troop: suit ever has been filed question­ Ing I aibitit.v of B etting up monthly had lost the bloodless civil war „ all the schools in Arkansas. roles. The letter closed. "P..S., I Thomas Scranton. Thomas O'Brien. ing the legality of such appoint­ Maxwell itated the piirpoae of I good ot_the town." Slated Tomorrow I Maxwell added that by aaaigning '. provementa^ovirnu programomzmm with dif^e";'differ- ‘ negMi.tlona „ ^F^l.rico • . Integratkmists hoped he would dicharged my maid this morning." John Prignano. Charles Wharton. ments. the report to ahow: I Bijfi, unofficial anti - Commiiniat Jeffrey Lassow. Richard 'Dennison. Nor Is such a suit before the Flrat, how many capital im­ prioritiea to projecla,,. .duplication enl department heads in order to take that Siction. They said he Elxecutives of the paper said they act up a program by March, when j P'emler. In the nearby Italian re- would aUsnata much of tha support immediately received a call from Robert McClm-e. l>ee Armstrong court no«'. Jnatead. the question Ths Bowers PTA will hold a ! provement project! had been com­ of efforta. and probably a great he now has around tha state. a womsn'^ they described as "prom­ and Thomas Delaney. involves four of tha municipal Jamboree, its pnly money raising pleted; aecond, how man.v project! I deal of expenae could be avoided. the budget will be made up for I j , -i . v He aaid: the next" fiscal year. However, ' It Among final- details still to be When nothing developed. Fau- inent" in the city. Gordon Fogg has been appoint­ court Judges given direct appoint­ venture of the year, tomorrow at ( ahow aigha of progreaa; third, if worked out. an informant said, ia the school, 'starting at 10:30 a.m. the project ia itill needed: and waa decided to wait until after bus' critics said he had sent up a "She said She wanted to place ed chairman of the Troop Com­ ments this yssr by Gov. Ribicoff. I . "The lown'a capital improvement the future of thg 29 Communist "trial balloon" and found'the mem­ mittee. Dr. Charles E. Jacobson Jr. s Democrat, aftsf the Republican- The affair will be held rain or | fourth. If the project la atill la ' program offera the beat method meeting with the general ihan- an ad sa.ving that she would per­ IN harmony with Ih* overall plan of ager and further study of the and Soclaliat members of the 60- bers of the Legislature lukewarm will serve as secretary and Wal- controlled Legislature did not con­ shine. by which the Town Planning Com- sonally employ any Negroes tired town development. report;' member Parliament. After the to tha ijHea of a special Session. i lace Grube will serve as treasurer. firm the nominations he sent it. Features to be offered Include! mlaaion can check on how the gen­ Commiiqiat defections, the Rede for that reason. There were about McCormick represents four apron, plant, baked goods, candy, .Maxwell'! plan calla for the eral plan ia going into action and There the position rests today, a dozen letters like hers." I Additional members of the com- tried to dissolve the bod.v and ao far as Faubus is concerned. j mittee will soon be selected. judges In Hartford. Manchester toys, books and records booths, I varloHi town departmenU to sub-1 moves the TPC closer to the ad­ One morning, soon after the called for Nov. 3 elections. The Meanwhile, Central High and Meriden, appointed bv Ribi­ and a clothing exchange. Movies || mit Reports of proposed capital miniatrative area' in The tgovern- Covenant Church anti-Commiinista |^ld no attention. School la open. The nine Negro Paratroopers took stations around coff in 1955 but replaced .by him will be shown in the auditorium I Improvements to the Planning menfa dally opeiatlona."< STOCK Commission' ao that an overall Central High School, former Con­ students are iroing to classes under lUAW Votes Today with other appointees this year. and games snd rides for the smaller | He Hated aa typical items to be HoBts Conference An hoiirglaaa limits the length guard. Attendance rose daily dur-. gressman Laurie Battle, of Ala­ They have questioned the legality children will also be available. capital improvemehU program for included In the overall develop­ the town for the fiscal year could of a6Fmona at the New Utrecht Re- ■ ing the first week. bama, appeared inside the barri­ On P&W Contract ment plan: Fire, police, health, formed Church in Brooklyn, Students and teachers describe cades. Reporters crowded around be made up. schools, libraries, public buildings The Covenant Congregational In making up hia report. Max­ Church will be host to the annual eonditlons inside the school as be­ and one asked him, "Are you try and hollaing, parking, sanitary ■l-l ing to get some idea of the effect West Hartford. Oct. 11 OPl — well set up three categories of facilities, utilities, recreation, re­ meeting of the Connecticut C ov-, ing about as normal as they could Some 3.000 United Automobile YES ------YES ------YES ------YES — — YES be In such circumstances. There of this situation on integration in capital improvements. The cate­ development. and relocation. enent Mlnisteriiini Monday in all- ^ I Alabama?" Workers-organized employes of FOR DEUVERY gories were: Land and buildings; day conference. .The president of have been i few distrubances. and I.ung Range Baals Virgil T. Blossom, superintendent the Pratt A Whitney division .of streets, utilities, and atnictiii-ea in Battle replied quietly: Penn-Texaa Corp. vote at 8 p.m. He alao stre.saed the in,portance ' ?*’* ‘ I*' G‘l- of schools, acted quickly and force­ "Mister, there Just isn't going streets; and admtmatrative im­ of eatabhahlng the plan on a long- i f"'‘ fully. today on whether to accept a new THE ANSWER IS YES! provements. LOAM to bh'any Integration, in Alabasna." contract giving them a 8 per cent WE CAN REPAIR YOI'R.R CRACKEICRACKED, range basis, proposing a 20 year ' ^he-apeakir for the A girl student said. "You're not The moat progroM seemed tq_ plan, with a 6-year capital'im - ’ V*” But the impact of the Uttle Rock pay hike. LEAKING. DAMAGED FURNACE nr BOILER come in the land and buildings really conscious of the soldiers story on the rest of the South Is provement program conaiatlng- of ‘■Geaswein. one of the men .now en­ Get readtr for fall there. ' They don’t escort the Tentative agreement on the con­ category. Out of 24 projecta 14 gaged In the follow-up program of Frawi aeetlini; now. still to be msasured. tract was reached yesterday at a C! the moat needed projecta. Negroes to classes any more. They Call MANCHESTER were completed. progreaa was In the 6-year plan, he proposed the Billy Graham Crusade. Dr. Farm field loam. Ap- Just stand in tha halls. conference of union and manage­ shown oA four, and no progress on Geaawein will address the miniatera PHILIP ON TBUSFILM ment representatives. UAW busi­ that the flrat year should contain proximalelY S yard "Some of the kids simply ignopa aix. the", moat important projects at 11 o'clock. the Negroes. Some are poliU to Now York. Oct. 11 (g>) — Whllq, ness agent John Cronin said union WELDING SERVICE Among the project.! completed load 110.00. Am BODDLE TPKE. W.—m i 9-t6S8— m i 9-8762 planned in detail, wilh fairly tenta­ In the afternoon, a buaineaa aea- them. ‘There are two Negro girls on tour here, England's Prince leaders are recommending accept­ In thla category were the new high sion. including election of officers, ance of the contract. Cbrp. in connection medical protection in addition to a With the International Geophysical plant. In addition. Maxwell listed quirementa for effective long term pastor, the Rev. K. BJnar Rask, cost of living escalator clause and will represent the Conference year.. a new procedure for handling grie­ planning. r Foberge-Leiivi* ^ Mt. Nebo Field, and the converaion 1. Detailed financial anal.vaia to Board In presenting the contem­ Tha hour-long scientific offering vances. of the almshou.se Into a police sta­ Art Yttr Car JI will be televis^ Sunday, Oct. 20, in<*liide asaeasmenta, tax rates, plated program of the Bible ramps f Evygn*CorM The one - year contract also tion. to be conducted at the new ramp ^ 'a t 0 p.m. (BDTi. the eve of the i boosts the basic starting rate at Self PICK-UP / ■n debt liinita, and proposed Income. SAVE^ Some projecta upon which no ac­ 2. A performance program or sites in Swanzey. N.H. next sum­ Commonwealth Ball to be held j the machine tool and precision in- ! tion was taken were the eathblish- budget by departments to show mer. The Conference superintend- j PayniMitt Taa Hick? ^Arthur Oru| Stortt j here in honor of Queen Elizabeth strunient plant from SI.27 to 81.82 ' ment of a municipal airporl^in the and the Prince. an hour. 12 Larst ItHIts Cases of Soda at .. . , . j these programs and services ent, the Rev. C. Leslie Strand Of nrythernruy part of town, and th* j could be expanded with the growth Worcester, will be present to dla- talabltahmentHlabltahment of a ,biis_terminal. '— *-----‘— ' of - the town. riiss conference matters with* the 1 .5 0 DISCOUNT PRICER lauiii .Acquired ___ Tax InrI. 3. A long-range Improvement men. M at Our Bottling P|atit Maxwell reported progress in program 110 .vearai. Local miniatera Interested In nos Dcfoail the acquisition of land for school 4. A program priority program. hearing Dr. Gesaweip, are Invited and recreation faciltttcs and im­ 5. A 6-year plan. to attend. ' SLACKS provement of facilities for filter­ 6. A revenue program to atud.v The Ruth Society of the church i1.65 IMiTcrfd ing the town's water.. and determine methods of fi­ will provide a luncheon at 12:30, I Tax Inel. MKNCHEStER In Category II, streets, utilitiea nancing. and ia alao planning a coffee hour H O M E PhM Depont and atnictiires in streets, five pro­ 7. ' Preparation of an annualat 3:30 p.m. Mrs. Daniel Nelson of j jects out of 39 were completed,.Six budget. New Haven writl be the gtiest soloiet * BOTTL more showed progress, while 28 j •k ' i t i t <)iieeUonnalre Tool at the aesaiona. WlwiNkillMy e t y»ur k d- showed no progreaa at all. \ A aample department question­ 10 HENDERSON RD Moat of the completed projecta; CMC* bi fiM cMd offor a Snail JBoUlts naire inchided In the report was Only Your of the 70-odd apeciea ' 3-7922 were extensions and wtdenlng _ p f;-•ugB*sted - as a tool to effertMrprt* of fraaahopperx' in' North'- Daketr' coHiptef tte c tioii ♦f jp-gwwitysiit i e • r 1ValiM $2.99 ItEM ODELlNG Caaa a t 14 eXtSlIhfe rqaaa'.'aiid .'airghineht of j orlt.v schedule. In the ^lestion- do any major damage to cultivated approaches to road.s and bridges. older modoi f uorcMtood Cordiiroya South Off naire, department heads would crops. Sateens Many styles in both girdles Repair • Remodel • Rebuild • Carpentr/o Masonry • Plumbing • Complete Remodel ; i . 2 o Category III, administrative Im -: con. Red, Turquolae, Navy, I Tax la d . Center St, provementa, saw nine projects and pantle girdlaS Ao chooit North Off completed out of 26 proposed, with Gra.v, Brown from. III S-1425> 26 Y n h of RomoAoliic ExiMrioieo Ml 3-1425 PhM PaRoait progress reported on 14 snd no Wo also buy for cenh Weit Center St. progress on only three. oil typos of Idto con . LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED The adoption of the COuncJI- .15 Dtixarod HOURS: RUSS STEVENSON R A Y R Y A L L S TaxUicL Dally 9 to 8 Manager form of government in Prompt, fast, roliablo 1 Bat. 9 to 6 1947 and the creation of the Town FhM Depeiit Development Commlaalon were buying sorvico. Reisljy Excsptional ADO A ROOM FINISH A ROOM ADD A KITCHEN liated among the major improve-: nients in the administrative field..' Other accomplishments liated b.v Barlow Maxwell are the adoption of sub-. Quality used cars in Stock, All mak^ years and SAMPLE ATtreS AND divition

■ESY MODEL — YEAR OF YOUR CAR — IN GOOD^RDER ' iCompletely Installed AS LOW AS XC AS LOW AS CeA x C Completely Installed [Does It Again! Moko 1 '57 1 '55 1 '55 -| *54 | 'S3 '52 1 '51 1 '50 Hwa h o roct oppoOunily to aiole • PER WEEK '^ 0 .0 0 PER WEEK AS LOW AS 85 itortor pwrekoM trom ow opes qtocL tuick 1 $35751 $2890 |$2315 1519851 $1688 $ 1 3 9 6 51168|$1089 S A L E looetotei coAechoa—qi unusuol savtnga. ADD A DORMER SAVE 2 5 % ------SA V E 25% V d u o s t o $3. was creeled by iostoui Sovm- Each year our favorita jaweltr gives us his 100?(> nylon floral print with C h o v r o lo t $ 2 9 8 0 $ 2 7 6 0 5 2 2 6 0 $1980 $1890 $1610 1 $ 1 ^ 1 $1200 eonimporary furmiturm nitor (or Y o vo g koaiemolicra who wont tamplas for our birthday salt at prices that Peter Pan collar. Satin bind­ U W N SEED, Itto conveiweace and viildy o( coeiert. ing On collar, cuffs and C h r y s le r $ 3 5 8 0 $ 2 9 1 0 $2550 1 $2110 1 $1760 $ $ 1 1 1 0 porery design . . . p fe , Hte warmih .one amazed us. Thera are nacklacat; bracalats, pockets. Satin spaghetti tie FERTILIZER, 1590^512101 with a romanUe touch of tho past and two patch pockets. Pink ' cHemi o( yettordoy. TH« coetbino'icn earrings and pins. and blue. Sizes 12 to 90. retulit .to ••iqee practical baaui/. D o S o f e 5 3 1 5 0 $276<^ |$2210 |5189b |$15d0 |$1270|$1160 $ 8 9 0 PEATMOSS aeontotei is p*r(ectaM dteougk the koure Completely *~Tt|sllrd —a ceeiplete coltoclien coordinoied lor OFF! D o 4 o . 152890 |52820 J$2260|$1910 1^1510151260 151180 $ 9 0 0 AS LOW AS «e« Q c AS LOW AS AS LOW AS ai4 UM E livtog room, dining room, end bedrooc PER WEEK ‘^AaOO PER W^EK PER WEEK *2.85 7ep qvolity o ( ceurM —bwdt to lo ti o SAVE 2 5 % ...... SAVE 25% Ford 1 $2980 $2760 1 $;t260 1 $1 b80 | $1 89 01 $1610 | $T420 $ 1 2 0 0 lelecto d bmcli ond ro H . iM pto eabinn< wood*, occentod by V o x kerdwere. Lace ADD A GARAGE Hudson |$2200 $2000 |ni900 |$1600 1 $1400 1 $1200 |$1100|$1000 Co«M lea yee wit) b« •edtootodl OR UTILITY BUILDING Low-priced, yoe'rt d 0 M o r 8 YEWS ARBORVITAE IRISH Globe or Morcury |$3280 |$2800 j$2390 |$2100 jllkOO |$1560 |51300|$116p e SARAMS wm a eheed with NUSIDE: do It yeiir- 1 .$ 0 -2 .0 0 Pyramidal JUNIPER. Trimmed e eoTTAssi 3 .0 0 - 4 .2 5 2 .2 S -2 .7 S N o s h $2410 152090 151760 51680 1 $1480 1 $1280 1 $1160 5 9 6 0 ssH •r we'K do' it fer you. 9.00-2.50 e UTitmr - 8 .2 S 9.00 3 .5 0 HUMN O W s m o b iie $ 3 6 0 0 $3000 1 $2680 $229^51860 1 $1560 5 1 2 3 0 $ 1 2 0 0 \ 90 X fiO—5 Car Garage $1895 AS LOW AS $ ^ ' 2 2 P>ck»8!ode Pro>Palnt«dl — A 8ouad tiivestiiieiit PER WEEK SPBCIAL TRICOT ^ -- -■ Veae. _____ aJ__ i For More Informatioa FORSYTHIA SHRUBS 59c Pocfcoid 1 $3200 $ 2 9 8 0 $ 2 6 0 0 »200 | $1^ ($1400 $1000( $900 F tym ou H i $2880 152660 $ 2 1 6 0 $1900 |$1810 |$1590 |$1320|$1060 j NUSIDE EN'QINEEBINO CX)., INC. MUMS • 84 OAK STREET PHONE DAY. NIGHT COLORADO CANADIAN ' t r 1 9fllWOOIIVv 52360 |$218b |$1890 |$1710 |$1590 |$1360 |51200|$1160 MANCHESTER, CONN. SPRUCE HEMLOCK V d u o $ 3 .9 9 Oentteaien! OR SUNDAY S O c SLIPS I 2 .0 0 - 3 .2 5 2 J M ).3 .2 5 7 5 e : tu WltlMNit eUlgatlon please send one of yoor repraMBteUves to my home. a PLL'MBINO e CEMENTING You'll love fhasa lovely quality tricot beauties Name ...... • HEATINO a CARPENTRY I ;l • TILING •.MASONRY Stop'in and browee arefind; we have a good selection of r-1- that are shrinic ra$istant, long weariag and OF COURSE, E-ZYERMS A d d r e e e ...... • ROOFING • ELECTRICAL Shniba, Fruit Treee, Evergreens, Shade and Ornamental , Tel. N o ...... , • FI.ASTER1NO • RE-8IDINO Treea—diug and ready to go; or if you prefer pick your aa^y tj> launder. Left— laea top and dqubla 1 ^ 1 ^ IpterMted in the foUowing Items:— own from our field and it will be dug while yon wait. Sale Prices ERALD ruffle lac# bottom. Right— midriff style lace EDSEL Two door cobinof ...... $66 top, la'ca and' pleated bottom. 32 to 40. ON THf MANCHESTia.VnNONTOWN UNE Yhroo drawer chest ...... 571 NUSIDE^ ENGINEERING CO., Inc: M l FURNITURE DEPT. Dgublo drossor . . . . 5 1 0 7 White and pink. ■ .. f tAiCOTTVILLE - 3-5 T91 . . . . 559 34 OAK ST. . 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE ,. .■ GARDEN SALES • ••# • • •* a^ee •• MI 3-1425 (L0W |!R STREET FLOOR LEVEL) 312 OAKLAND ST,—Phona Ml *-9406 OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 » FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE KWilTOI* •!•!#!#•!•••■••*•*••• . . . . $28 1 '

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MANCHESTER EV15NING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1967 PAGE SEVIDI MA^JCHESTER EVgNING^ERALpVltANCH^af^ CONN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11,1957 PAGE 8 g .vear will be baaed on the four worship leaders' will be Harold W K N B — M O VraAT-rtie Laymen to Rim has been planned this year by a an all day affair, will Include seinlnars which were held at the Ciendaniel and Robert Martin. subcommittee of the Board of Club Fall Outing ■porta events being arrang^M by tufe^ W O B O — 1860 Daily Radio t V T lO — 1080 of this policy, by which we pro­ normal. Normal mean temperatj^ church on Sunday afternoon, Sept. The sermon jit the 11 o’clock Deacons composed of Mark Hill, the entertainment committee. The Aanrl|patpr Inin the Hartford ares durintp-lhlsIhls Center Services claimed ouraelvea tha big power w ( x x > — i m Easteni DsyUgbt Tiois 29. under the aponaorahip of tha service will be presented by chairman: Allan Clark, and Laur­ At Garden Grove dinner will be served late in th e ' Droodles period It 54 ranging fromi,^ high W F U F — 1410 Manchester Coimcll of Churches. afterpoon. policeman for the’ Near East, w Skywatch Schedule Charles Gipson on the seminar ence Edd.v. €o^niu$ iitraUk of 66 to a Iow,,.of 42. R a f a i l will — I ...... if iin r Laymen’f Sunday will be ob­ A t the 9:15 serrice. Rockwell H. tha derlMon of- our top By ROUEB PRICE subject o f "Prayer and Health The usual 8 s.m. service will be The annual fall oitiing PUBUtaHJCS BY TUJC ' policy on the average tOtaJ'^from one The following program ached-f «i Potter Jr., will apeak on the ‘AtEtALB’ SHIPPED.. B t PIPE­ ules are supplied oy the radio WHAY^Rerord Rodeo served 'at the Center Congrega­ within the Persan." and by Hugh conducted by the associate mln- British American Chib will be held UJULDI^Ot^G OO.. WC nMUcers, and wa spent weeks get­ tenth to two tenthirdf an inch oc- Sakirday Oct. IS Phone Ml 3-5135 \VT1« —Momtur eeminer .subject “Peace and 'War Brautigam on "Lov'e and Hate LINE tional Ch^ch this Sunday, an an­ 1 ister. Rev. R. Russell Peery. whose flundayV Oct. 20, at the- Garden i> akMii BuMt curing as rain about Monday. Midnight-^2 a m...... Vohinteers Needed ' a'. managements and are subject to WDRC—Robert U Lewie •u r , — ting it .through congress, after within our 'World.’’ Edward Bush- within the Family." Worahip lead­ sermon subject will be “'Msturtty Grove. / Nickel-copper concentrstea are . I^JiROVBUM 2 a.m.—4 a.m...... Volnhteers Needed change without noUce. „> WPOP—Mvatery Tijme nual occaaioh. when' the laymen of nell will take the topic "Heaven -.which, of course, it was halted aSi I:I4 - ers at this service will he Bruce snd Suffering.’’ R o ^ r t Biaaell. club preeident, shipped TVs 'miles by pipeline be­ R. PKROUiOM r 4 a.m.—6 a.m...... Voliinthtre Needed the church conduct the morning and Hell within Eternity.” Also PubU*ii*r* - ebtiiethlng magnificent. *'W HAY-riau.r Party WHAY—Record Rodeo MacDonald aifd Richard Thomas. said , tickets are now available tween cnticentrator and smelter ill 6 a.m.—8 a.m...... Roger Winter, Jim Barrett FOR ClEANER, CHEAKR, EASIER HOME HEAT WCCl.:--"K«curt) RtvuG W'f Monitor worship services.''The sermons this participating' st this service as Bouodtd Oetob«r 1. -Ml The La.vmen's Siindsy program Only male cricket* make-noises. from the .club steward. The outing. the Sildhury district o f Ontario. NoUv IrT^a New Tork Times fo r T o d a y 8 a.m,'—10 a.m...... Roger Winter, Jim Barrett W KNB - P . M. WDRC—Robert O Lewis W n c —R obe MUier WPOP—Mystery Time PuMUB«« Bvwy BTMUn« BXMM news story from the area covered Ifsored by the Manefaestw 10 a.m.— Noon . , ...... Mary Ellen Jefferies , luB^Ta and RoHdaya. at taa WDRC—Arthur .G^frcy • :xe- Offica a: Hanctaeattr Conn., a« by this great policy of ours, we Connell of Chnrcbes Noon—2 p.m...... Rober Winter,, Joseph Carlin Our 4-in-l Heating Plan Includea Auto­ WPOP—WatworkE WHAY—Record Rodeo Uooad ClaM Mail Matter 2 p.m.—4 p.m, ...... Carol Henderson WTIC—Monitor SUBBURIFTION RATtS find observations such as these: matic Delivery, New Mobilheat—the Aiel WHAY~"RlaUPr Fixty WDRC—Rusty Draper Papabla la Adraaea______The True Spirit 4 p.m.-^8 p.mi ...... Garry Sutllffe. Celeste King, Robin WCCO-Recuro R« tu« W PO P—Hound D of ■TTie. Eisenhower Doctrine, has Craig oil that cleans R Asafs . . . Periodic WlOfS-P. If. W TiC—RoEB tCllior W H AY—Re.rord Rodeo . Taar become tipfdahioneble In tha Mid-1 For a long time 1 hkve‘'been try­ 8 p.m.—8 p.m...... Lucky Burke, Carol Henderson Burner Maintenanea. Pay the eaay Budget ing to get it across to people that WDRC—Arthur Godfrey WTIC-Monltor Montlu ..... die East." 8 p.m.— 10 p.m...... Lucy Burke WPOP-WaxworkE WDRC— Rusty Draper . MontBa .. •••••••• it doesn't really matter whether Plan Way. Low^monthly paymat^—no Hootb .... 10 p.m.—Midnight ...... Lucille Hirth, Charles HIrth l i » W POP—Hound Etof "T h is . is the latest move in a | their Job is a menial one or one extra coet. WHAY—Platter Party e:M- >p of WCCC"->Recnrd, Ravua W HAY—.Mchl Watch VOPP aa* general stampede away from the of so called "white, collar Jobs unteera may register at' Civil Defense Headquarters, M u n i c i p a l WKNB—P.M. WTIC—Monitor Eisenhower Doctrine. ' The Important thing U the- spirit WTlC—RoEa Miller WDRC—The World rontffht lUJlBCR or „ Building, Monday. Wednesday or Friday from 1-6 p.m. WDRC-"Cal Kolbv W POP—Mound D of rUM iSoCIATBD PRtJa "The Eisenhower Doctrine has with which they do that Job. Iliiere • :I5- TAa Aaaoetaiad Praaa U axcli^aau ’Rlephaat jyfib a Spare Tire are many ways of saying thia, but CA U MItchdl 3.51».fbR TOP QUALITY WPOP-WaJfworkE antUlad to tba. uaa of rrpuMIcattpa of Il4 W H AY-Nlirht Watch never attrred enthusiasm in this In^ His Trunk I think George Macdonald In his Mra. Edward O'Brien, leader ofi WHAY—Platter Party WTU —Monitor all aawa dtapatchaa craditad to It, or WDRC—The World fenlffht Bot olkerwlaa craditad In lliia papal area. The reactions originally It woni, be ea.sy for the ele­ little poeBi. Lprd, Might I Be But Mothers Circles mothers circles: Mrs. Willlem I SILENT GLOW OIL lURNERS WCLX'—Record Rayua aad alao Uia local aawa pabllahad hara g j . 1AT ^ Brsnnirk, ro-leeder: Mrs. Robert) W K N B -P . M. W POP—Hoiind D of J- All ilcata of rapublloatlon of apaclai ranged -from angry rejection by phant^ lb thliTDroodle to eat a pea­ As A Saw, pu'ts.lt so well: WTIC—Rosi Miller • i| * - D f l n C I l l C t l l O V e O I Brannlrk. Mrs. Carl Lombardo, W D R C-^'al Kolbv W H AY—N lflit Watch 'dttpatebaa harata ara alao raaarrad Egypt and Syria to hesitant ap­ nut .dr a bale of hay but he'll he Lord, might I be but as a saw, WTIC—Monitor s^''set if he ever getg a blow-out. A plane, a chisel in thy hand. * Mrs. Lealle Hoyt, Mrs. Jerry W P O P-W aa works f\iJi aaralca ellaat of ft. C. A. Sarr- proval by Lebanon. Jordan ac­ Squires, Mrs. Geno Andrelnl, Mrs. • :U - WDRC—R usb Nauthton lea. Inc. , _ . But of course thst’s highly un­ No. Lord, I take It back In awe: The annual banquet of Com­ W IIAY —PJaltep Fartr W POP—Hound Do* all new -Im ported-fam ous Klenzie and O rb ro e Pdbllaiiara Rapraaaauuaaa: Tha cepted aid but an open agreement likely because Elephants don't bined Catholic Mothers Circles will Robert Helllsev, Mrs. James WCCC—Record Revue f5«4- Such prayer for me Is far to MORI ARTY BROTHERS W K N B -P . M, W H A Y -N lrh t Watch ullua Matbava Spaclal Atraacy — Naw on the doctrine'! terms wmild even have wheels. They also don't be held Nov. 8 at 6:30 p.m. 7t Ihe t ^^^***; »*«■ Henry MIrhaUk Mrs. iork. Chlca^. Datmit aad Boatea. grand. » WTIC-NewE WTIC—Monitor MliMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF probahij' have csosed riots, have power-steering, convertible I pray thee, rathar let me lie Rosemount Rest.ursnt In Bolton, I WDRC—News Reportar * WDRC—Russ NauKhton CIRCUIATIONB. it was announced st a meeting of i „ ~ 315 CENTER ST. MANCHESTEll ^ WPOP—United Auto lyorkers Bhow WPOP-Hound Dof "Tfie Middle East has become "I! S"'’! . 7^*! As on thy bench ' the favored 18:Ae— is probably due to the fact that ^ wood; the banquet committee at the ’WHAY—Platter Parlv W HAY—N i«hl Watch cordless electric clocks. Tba BaraM Pttnuaa■ Ooaapeay, lab., suspicious of the aet-'iip.’’ elephants aren't built by Ford or home of Mrs. William Brown, Rildo Garrell. Mrs. John Rice, WCCC—Re^i^ Review WTIC—Cavalcade of Bporta aaaumaa M flnaiailal raapoaalbtuty t ______for Thy saw. thy plane, thy civisel WDRC—Russ Naufhton typoaraplileal arrora appaarlac la____ ad- General Motors. I'll admit it chelrmen. Mrs. Chester Kosak, Mrs. Robert WKNB—P .^ . aartiaaiBaata aad othar raadlng mattar The specific event which trig­ ply Tungk, Mrs. Eugene DiBattlsto, WTIC—Rfsaa Miller ' W PO P—Hound D of bi Tba Hancbaatar Eaaaiad Harmid. gered the New/Vork Times Near might be Interesting if Elephants And work my into something A veal dinner will be serv^. WDRC—Tal Kolbv l E I ^ Mrs. lidmund Tomccuk,.and Mrs. ^ W PO P—United Auto Workers Show W HAV-NlEht Watch were manufactured in Detroit. good The speaker will be Mrs. Mary W TIC—Cavalcade of flporte __aarartMac doaiac bourai East correap^dent, Sam Pope Each year we could ell look for­ Arthur Pongratz. Po?VomloBdar—1 P.DL Friday. Fred R. E dgar! Reed Newland of Munson, Mass. To Perpetuate WHAY—Platter Parly WDRC—Russ Naufhton New clock faihient for fht homo btautiful! For TpeaiMadar—J p.BL Moaday Brewer, ipto such observations is ward to the new models with their _i_ ------i Mrs. Newland, the mother of sev- Members are requested to obtain t WCC<-—Record Review WTOP Hound Dof tickets before Nov. 3 from Mrs. W K N B -P M. If.Sk- For wadeadaaaday—1 p ai Tuaaday. a den^d from tha'Foreign Af- longer and lower chassis, more "Poor Priests’* I en children, is an author and lec- lay—1 p. IB. Wrdaaaday. William Brown, 170 Charter Oak W TIC—R o ii Miller WHAY-*NiRht Watch Miehasis' wendarful, naw impertad alae- 1—1 p aL IBuraday. falra'tmmmlttee of the Parliament spacious trunks and high compres­ Wycllffe'a "poor prieaU’’ were:turer who has reviewed many WDRC—Cat Kolby WTIC—Cavalcade of Sports sion memories. But nobody'd ever children's books. She is to receive St. or Mrs. Etigrne DiBattlsto, 149 A Cherished W rO P —Waxworks W IiRC—Russ Xauehton ay—r p aa Fl « & . l^Lebanon that the country revise a group of disciples whose pur- W POP—Modem Sounds I daadUaar 10;lb a.aa ai_^ want one of them. It’d cost too e literary award soon at St. Jo- Cooper Hill St. « • :U - trie dacorator elocki that rtally or* dac- aaeapt Batarday —, ■Its' previous action, by which It pose 4t was to set out on foot to WHAY—Platter Partv lf;4S much to buy seat covers. tell thb people the message . of the leph's College, West Hartford, WOCC—Record Review WHAY- NiRht Watch became the only country In the ■rnere la one bicycle for every Memory WKXB-P.M. W nc—Si^rta WEhllEhts erativa b'acButa thara art no unattractiva Bible, much as the Apostles of old. Conn. , W DRf’—Kuss Knuahtfin Friday. October 11 Banquet committee members are two people in Denmark. WTP.-^^Roge jililier area which did accept tha Eisen­ Choose wisely the monuincnt ^ WDRC—Cal Kolbv W POP—Modem Sounds Alaskan Teenperaturee WPOP-Waxworks II ee cordi to distract from thair imart, beauti­ Little Rock PnyB. lVi> WayB hower Doctrine: Lebanon is in Extended Forecast that will stand forever in W HAY Nue Watch many respects our beet friend Parts of Alaska’s Interior have WHAV-Datciinn W TIC—sN*ws temperature ranges of 170 de­ silent tribute to your loved WCCi* ifHh Anntvnreary WDRC—News ful appaarance. Thatt modarn clocks, so B vtry dviUcad KlMtth of hopa in among Arab countrlas, and It was WKNB-/Jpen Mike W PO P—Modern Sounds Connecticut—The tomperaturea grees Fahrenheit-—from 100 de­ ones. II :U tha liU te Rock attuation haa a this friendship which it proved W lic —News during the next five days will grees in summer to minus TO in WDRC—News; Weather W HAY Nite Watch up-to-tha-minuta in coiicapt. and dasign, traiiie way of tiirninc into aome when It originally accepted the average about 4 degree! below winter. W P C P—News \VTH-Sm»rts—Weather We have our ewa daslgnlag • ;1G- WDRC—Russ Naurhton new diciJIuBtdnmant. Tha longer Doctrine. But no ona else ever fol­ a Kinsman Organ WHAV-^atrllne W PO P—Modern Sounds art oparated on itandard battariei; tlimi- tha aittia^iOn laiti, tha moro wa aervlee to build a nbnumeut WTIC—Bn^vts H 90 lowed, and now Lebanon wants JUST FOR YOU at no extra, WDRC—Weather and Zalman WHAY .Tazx Aliev W TIC—8»»rlleht Serenade loam. uitwUUnFly. o f tha horiibla out. coat. We do alt cutting la W PO P—Lawfance Welk nata completely tha uglinaii of wirai and adds m $aurk o/ • :SD- WDRC—RIJIv Kowairri'k dapUr o f dividon in tha mtnda of this is tha status of the Eisenl i our own shop, from tha W HAY Kibothall Fror»h*t W POP Modern Sounds MANCHESTER II «* / f B i^ . hou er Doctrine, 10 months after I t : rough stone lo the flnished W TIC—tm ii Cole plugs, the nuisance of daily or weekly happimass,.. memorial . . . AND WE' WnnC—Mu»lr a la Carte W HAY .lax* Aliev ^ Ona o f the neceeaary h o ^ i in PIPE RANG WrOP—Top 40 Time tV’^tC—Starlllfhl Serenade was promulgated as a m ajor: EMPLOY THE MOST WDRC Billy Kowalrtyk the eituation has been that aoma- FAIR winding. Styles to enhMca evory decor— American policy. . . . l o SKILLFUL MEN AVAII^ WHA Y —Serenade hody In littla Rock would niobilixe WTIC—Three Siai b itre .*1111! Is perhaps a littls worse ORANGE HALL, OCT. 12, 8 P.M. ABLE. WDRifT0r>maa modarn or traditional— and every on# it a \ ^ the foroea of moderation, which fare, a littla more conclusive r e -: Preceded by a Short Street Parade at 7 P.M. yaur w ror- Top 40 Tim* rro Medina .Sd ourht to be present there, and pudistion, than might have been Others may try to copy our tkillful WHAY-Srrenad^ \ Michaels' axcluiiva! thus present soma citlaen contrast WTH:—Dick Burtel \ predicted for it. i Featuring Six Kiiiia Bands ,/ komst WDRC—Amna n Andy Monday Kvening to tha eouraa belni; pursued by tcork...... but it is never duplicated W POP—Fulinn Lewis Jr. But the basic lasus could and i Exhibition At Oraiiqo HoH — and Dancing |:IG- Ckivemor Faubtia. And there could should have been clear, 10 months! WHA Y • Sf'rf'iiadn ' A m.eting of the Manrheiter be no more proper or natural, lead Prom 8 P.M. on. W-TIC—Dirk Burial . Hig"h School Parent Teacher Organ- •go- i WDRC—AmAt n Andr erehip in such a movament, one TICKETS $1.25 por person Ilnel. Tax) WPOP,—E P Morcan izatioit will be held before the pro You don't »1n or save this area; MANCHESTER |:IG- gram ''Subbing for Johnny and would think, than Uia>ele'rEy of proclaJmihK .• one WHAY Srrrnada t w i n s * , » ...... W TtC—N**wjr or WrtrM • ‘ M an' Tod’^'pri Monday at T:T5 p.m. ' ' Xtttle Rock.' th'a'men w^^^i^e^^avor power protectorate over it, even W[fR\*—Amos ani Andv to interpret the hljrhest valiice and MEMORIAL COMPANY WPOP—Top 4u Time Dr, and Mrs. Jacob A. Segai, preai- when your ^ J e rt is to fend off 9 i4A—" Ideals of our diillzation. ^ it t* some other Mg power. But if you A. AIMETTI, Proprietor W H AY—Roiiarv Hour denta of the PTO, will Introduce the food news that, tomorrdw morn­ OPPOSITE EAST CEMETERY W TIC—Life and th^ World newly-elecled officers snd sp- do tr>' that, >>011 reap more A delightful Place To Dine iXOUISITf DESIGN WDRC E R Murrnw ing, eome >5 Little Rock clergy­ W r o p - 5 a y It WUh Music pointed chairmen. no w Im fInfF... reaantment and suspicion then HARRISON STREET—TEL. MI 9-5807 I Parents are asked 16 bring a copy men. o f all denominations, are •MLLIANT TONES / friendship or praise. Television Programs 1 of their children's schedules. A aponeorlng city-wide "receiidlie- MOOERATELy PRICED I briefing session betweert. parent And that is pot only e reflection On Page Two tlon aenricas” In many churphes. of how people feel and react, but ! and child on the location of the These eervices were inspired by a classes in the high school la sug­ n o plugs , ,, it is also a statement of what is Why nof ge fe your dealer gested. Rach period will last 10 letter from President Kisenhower, lodoy right. Our role in the Near East set. NEAR, end HAY Ihii new ORGAN! GENERAL minutes. Monday's regular sched­ asking tha clergy to make some should have continued to* be what ule of si.\ classes will be followed. effort to place the' U tfie Rock, it was during tha Near East PRODUCT MONTH T V S E R V IC E In addition. Tuesday's first period RESTAURANT AT ^ will be included as a seventh issue "in proper perspective.’’ Orbros wall clock with bras* rim, braM hands and mark­ crisis -affirmation and eupport of Days M QC A Call period class. no kays,,. Their announced purpose la to United Ns'Uons guarantees of in­ and doCKTAlL LOUNOB NIchta M s a fa piua Parte All parents are invited to attend. ers. black numeral ring, silver-toned dial. 12” in diameter. prey' for “support end preserva­ dependence and self destiny for all rtuUs HA and t, bolton, coxit., U l MllekeU DljBXLDO MUSIC CENTER TEL. Ml G-54S2 Anyone wishing to Join the PTO S27.45. that evening is welcome lo do so. tion of law anEsorder" and for nations of the area. C LOSED MO^'DATR 114 W. MIDDLE TPKE. Ml 9-4205 "the people's resistance against BANqUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE unthinking agitators." OPEN: MONDA'V - FRIDAY 1:30 - t :00 P. M. Fire-Prevention, Week • Aside frofapmchTproclauiation oT m D T REED In plaao Interludes foe your dining pleasura. ------AATUHDAY^ tiOe - 8«M P. M. ------Srtndj>i«>. tb».. jKsm.ctU*U0R..jBe]nk4. ,...:.^S?lca Is b ^ ^ ramipdfjtJtgain-, ices are not Bcheduled to take this week, in effect, not ■ to play t Bides. “ We 'ere not pro-Elsehhower with malchea America has been rtJOJS.SHl'iaijd" or pro-Faubua,'* 'one o f the spon. getting this reminder during Na- Boring clergymen haa explained. tJonal Fire Prevention Week t o g o t ' That need be no diiiappolntment stretching back o\-er a period of W e know where their heart is, and more than 80 years, .but It bears ANDERSEN Top quality used M em irya to choose from , 2-door.«, 4- a'hat. the Little Rock situation repeating. Fire loasaa totalling al- Ml doors, hardtops, .atationa wagona. Prices from $75 to needs la an affirmation o f prin­ jnoat 81 billion laat year attest to .$2400, ciple mere than a heightening of the truth of that.'M ere dramatic! the controverey between rival proof than the atatlatie can bej STORM BROS. MI .3-5135 temporal powera. A t least, one found throughout our land In | MORIARTY 315 C E NTER thinks, tha forces o f rell^gion. are burned out foreats an

■ ' ( t ’ / i- ; ; f l a x x te d T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11.1957 UANCHESTBB EVENING HEi^ALD. Ma n c h e s t e r .^co n n . F r id a y , Oc t o b e r i i , i 95t PAGE N IN E. MweMeMMaaMie I . hontaa, will meet at 8 o’clock at into, the 4-ear of Roberts' car, push­ lEER■EER — WINES 1 Roekvillc^-Vernon Red Men’s Hall. > Police Warn 58 - ing it Into the first car. Police said Rev. Lanza Guest Benson Target | U.S. to Speed All players on the Rotary Club that Roberta told. them he heard aETCHER QUSS CO. op manc^ oter Spu tnik Ma in tains r LIQUORS 1 team of the Babe Ruth League are In Auto Check screeching brakes in back of him At Italian Night ► ^ "W» d«llv*r" ^ Lake St. Site Recommended asked to be at Henry Park at 6 before the mishap occurred. < Of Symington, Tests of Both o'clock in full uniform to have The Holmes vehicle i^ceived 188 WEST MTODLE TURNPIKE A total of. ^ warnings were Italian Night will be held at the their picture taken. handed out by local policemen yes- damages to -the front end estimat­ ed by police at $$00. Roberts* car, Knights of Chlumbua H om e. on OOKNCB OUKAMT ST. t Arthur BruE StorM j For New Elementary School Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's' Wlt- terdiy, stationed at the corner of Same Route, Speed Egg Throwers Jupiter, Thor nesaea will hold Bible studies at in the middle, received minor dam­ Monday at 8:80 p.m. A spaghetti Center and Olcott Sts. belw-een 7 supper will be enjoyed. 8 o'clock at the homes of An­ ages and the. lead car, an uniden­ \ n e w l a r g e r q u a r t e r s . Rockville, Oct. 11 (Special)—' and 9'r30 p.m. Lebro Urbanetti, chairman of tContinued from Page One) (Coatinned from Page One) ^nond. Ladd, Harold Obenauf, Fred­ thony Gozdz. < 287 Oakland St.. Accoi’ding to Police Chief Her­ tified one which left the scene im­ PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING « (CratiBMd tr*m ANI’ Om ) EUght acres of land on Lake St. eric Hallcher, Claude Mills, Atty mediately, was reported not to be the Italian Night OommittM, an­ Nina Rood, 41 ’EMmund Bt., and man O. Schgndel, 45 motorlsta nounced Uiat the Rev. Peter Lanza State Theater .Openri*# introduced by South Dakota Gov. The recommendation came from are being recommended for the Stephen Ketchem, Atty. Robert J. Elizabeth Bley, 15 Rosemary damaged. X AUTO GlASS INSTALLED ^'A t the li.S. Reeeerch L*lT-. site ot a new elementary achool. were stopped for not having a of Our Lady of Mt.. Carmel Parish .loe Foss St the corn-picking con­ William U. Holiday, head of a 3- Pigeon and George Chaae. Plaqg. marker light clearly' depicting Roberts’ wife, Dorothy, 44, a Hratory, n ipokesmen u ld the M t' ' Tha tract which will cost' |10,- paseenger in her husband's car, In Hamden, who has been sp­ iUite came ever u echeduled lu t man committee of which Army The nominating committee ron- their vehicle plates. Verbal warn­ ^ GU SS IrURNITURE TOPS test. 500 consists of the former Maguire siata of Mrs. Maurice Foulket, w a s. reported by police to have lin te d to the Fairfield University BiilSlt, eevtrml hours a/ter the Mos- Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris and Air Vemoh and Talcottvllle news ings were given in these case*. , Faculty, nill be the guest speaker. Benson, whose hat was splat­ Force Maj. Gen. B. A. Schriever FUEL farm and three large lota of More- chairman, Misa Morrill and Mra. E. Item* sre handled through The received shoulder and neck hurts. Qbw broadcast about the meteorite Seven written warnings -tor no Father, Lanza, who ia studying tered by s thrown egg as it lay on are members. Medaris is a top laqd Acres.. It is near Tunnel Rd., F. Burke. Officer* will be elected Herald's Rockville Bureau. 7 W. .She was treated and released MIRRORS (Firaploet ood Door) bombardment. The spokesman the speaker’s platform, did not tail lights and six written warn­ for 'dia doctorate In anthropology faid the satellite was emitting’ a Army expert in ballistic missiles, an^w ithin a short walkinjf dly at the first meeting of the Board, 51aln 8t„ telephone T R e m o n t ings for speeding were also given from the Manchester Memorial menlibnfhe incident in hla speech. tones from the Box Mountain scheduleil for Nov. 12. ' Hospital last night. at Columbia Unlveriity, is a part- PICTURE FRAMING (oR typon) ateaiiy signal. Schriever his counterpiirt in the 5-8138. by auxiliary policemen who time Instructor on the Department In Ister 'conversation he said noth­ Homes development. ^ Awarded Schblarahip The Illinois woman posted a * Whipple, giving, what he called ing like It-.ever had happened to Air Force. ■ ' manned the Check station. Ac­ Sociology Staff, A native of Italy, a rough estimate, said that if the McElroy, accompanied by Hola- OIL Second Selectman Franklin O. Miss Sandra J. ' Backofen, cording to Schendel, the check is $100 bond for her appearance in WINDOW and PUTE GLASS he waa graduated from the Philo­ him before and called it un-Ameri­ Welles, named by the Selectmen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ribiioff^WiH Seek coiirt tomorrow. teiUtea skin is a half millimeter can. day. meets with President Eisen­ part of the auxilary policemen's sophical Llceo and the Theological ^JALOUSIES: lastaifaiHoii Is <(nlrk. Easy and EcoaonicaL Sick. it probably is being punc­ hower today, prssumably to report to investigate sites for a achool Backofen, Dobsonville, has been training program. Seminary at Mondovi In the Prov­ Maynard Gudahl; a atate patrol­ R A N G E OIL south of Rt. 15, made the recom­ tured by a meteorite once every man. said Maynard Rankly. 21. a details on the test sxtension plan. swarded the $100 Pjnanskl Schol­ Reelectibu iii 1958 No arrests were made last night Firemen Squelch ince of Piedmont. He also holds OONTRAOTURSi WB HAVE IN STUCK five days. But he said chances arc The decision to continue testing mendation in a letter to the Board, arship at the Peter Bent Brigham at the check point: degrees from the Gregorian Uni­ farmer from Volga. .S. D., admitted of Education Wednesday. The Hospital School oO Nurslng^n MEDICINE CAIINETS and SHOWER DOORS negligible that the sphere will he and four others had thrown the the Army's Jupiter as well as the (Conthined from Page One) versity in Rome and Fordham Uni­ ineet any meteorite big enough to school board will consider the Boston. Blaze Off Rt. 15 eSRs. Air Force’s Thor Into next year, versity. While In Italy, ■ Father OPEN SATURDAYS — OPEN THURSDAY EVENDfOS te tro y it. seemed at least s temporary vie-1 matter at its next meeting Nov. 8. The scholarship is awarded to Illinois Motorist Lanza taught at the Auguato High ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN "We weren't getting any at­ Tlie land is considered ‘Idear the freahinan student “ with high eta le/foad program are alonist Moscow Radio said the real tention. . . we've written him let­ lory for the Army. Former Secre- | BOLAND gone. . Firemen from both the Town School in Rome, and was corre-' for a school site, being! fairly level danger period for the satellite will ters and we figured this was one tary Charles E. Wilson had di­ scholastic achievement and all- He told the ipeeting that It may In Accident Here Fire Department and the 8th Dis­ apondent for Italian Catholic come during three days beginning wav of getting his attention." the rected that the Air Force would be and well drained. The site is also around participation in student trict Department about 11 o'clock Newspapers. Father Lanza’a topic OIL COMPANY within walking, distance of West- activities." Mi.ss Backofen w;as soon be nece.ss*ry to secure more O ct 20, adding that this Is when officer quoted Rankly as saying. tbs service to use whatever IRBM Minerva F. Holmes, 38, of De* this morning were called to ex­ wtll be "Communism In Italy." Qie Eiarth and sputnik will pass The egg throwers were not held weapon system was evolved. And 369 CENTER .ST. view Terrace homes and a amall graduated from Rockville High money for highway purpo.ses. In tinguish a grass fire on Rt. 15. Urbanetti also stated that there development off Phoenix St. It ia Sqhool In 1956. Plains, III., Is scheduled to appea" through meteor debris left by the but Foss said be had ordered he also originally planned to let Tel. Ml 3-6320 that event, he aald. he will call a In Town Court tomorrow to face a midway between the Buckland and will be other dignitaries present. Salley comet. . agents of the state attorney gen­ also a short bus trip from Birch- Name* PublicatliMi meeling of the atate flnanre ad­ W. Middle Tpke. overpaasea. Ths'services for the dinner are be­ the Army's development program dale Homes. Mias Joan M. Lee. a staff mem­ charge of reckless driving. The •• A Naval Observatory scientist eral to press for their prosecu­ dis off when funds for the Jupiter visory group. charge was broughk against her The fire, which covered a 75- ing donated by Pagani Caterers. Superintendent ol^chpols Ray­ ber in the local office of Connecti­ laid the Earth cuts across -the or­ tion. project were exhausted Iste next 24-Hour Burner Service Dl.scuaaing Monday’s elections in by police following a 3-car acci­ foot tract on a banking on the bit of Halley's comet every- year "Anyone who would throw eggs mond E. Ramadeir^ advised the cut Bank and Trust Co., won $100 which Democrat.* madl substantial weit aide of the parkway, waa re­ month. For Hiinu r Onl> Board of Education that a 12 to 14 dent at the Intersection of Center I t about Oct. 20-22, and that a. would as soon throw a ro( k or for hei>.-prize(;winnlng augge.stlon gains, the state's leading Demo­ and Broad Sts. about 8 o’clock last ported by a motorisl*. passing the neteor shower known as Orionids The new order by McElroy gives room school will be needed next of "The Cominunicetor"' as the The State Theater, Hartford, knife." the Governor said. ’"I the Jupiter project an sxtansion Call Ml 9-2429 or MI 2-484S crat said he didn't think the re­ night. scene. Call* were received by both Msults. ducked when one flew past” my year. The Board in turn aaked'the name for the company's new publi- departments. Two trucks and H^iay'a comet was named for « ’iH reopen Saturday and Sunday. which may run into several months Selectmen to secure a site. cstion. sult* Indicated a statewide trend. According to Patrolman Ralph j ear. I could have lost _gn eye. In Kuater, a vehicle driven by El- about a dozen men from each de­ of time and some mlUloni of dol­ Welles said options are being Attend* National Meeting He couldn't attach any large- A STEAL! Ihe BMond astronomer royal of with star-packed program of every gfotip there la s amall scale significance to the outcome, w yn' C. Roberts, 44, of 120 Sum­ partment responded. lars in nionsy. , taken on the land which is owned John H. Elliott,. Tolland County Cngland, IMmund Halley, who stage entertainment. Headlining minority of odd balls." Missilemen Learn Fire-Fighting Technique he said, because most of the con­ mer St„ WB* the second car In the The fire, which fl;emen **ld was Oral solid mahogoiiy two ped­ Bved from ISM to 1722. He fig- In answering the questions by by the two out-of-atate people. agricultural agent, will attend a For Columbus Day/ | a company of 80 will be Jimmie Sole casualty of the. barrage was A soldier at the Nike Installation demonstrates to his fellow troops how a tog nozsle puts out a newsman about the brief announce­ tests concerned purely local issues. left hand lane, heading cast onl probably started by a motorist who ared that the comet would be visi­ president Ray Quinn of the Sioux fire. Member! of the Town Fire Department visited, the military Installation Thursday to illustrate Attachement Filed 4-d*y meeting of the’ National Center' St. He ws* waiting fqr the threw a lighted cigarette from ma estal platform library table ble from the Earth about everyery 767S Rodgers, (top left), popular sing­ ment by McElroy, a spokdsman Join Us County Agents in Boston next Other talks at the meeting were Falls Clhamber of Commerce. He fire-fighting techniques. The visit was one of several activities of the town'i fire department! A $12,000 attachment against made on the several freedom of directional arrow to flash^eo.JiS to | car, was quickly extinguished be­ years. It last appeared in ItlO, Is ing star, who skyrocketed to made these points: property of Albert and Marion B. week. with drawer. 48’’x 2 r’ — 11» fame with his rendition of "Hon­ was struck on the arm and about during Fire Prevention Week. (Herald Photo by Pinto.) 1. The testing ot both miisilea Informstion bills that were passed make a left turn onto Broad St., fore it cduld reach a wooded area aue again in 1085. the knees. Again! Lltvinchyk waa filed In the town Elliott la In charge of historic he said. at the top of the bapk. The en­ — Radio Moscow said that in the eycomb.” Coheadlining will be will continue at an “accelerated" tours to be conducted on Tuesday earlier in the year hy the regular high. Just the thing' for meet­ A titter ran through the crowd, clerk s office today. The plaintiff, se.*slon of the General Aaa-mblv, The car driven by the accused, tire area was then wet down by last stage of its existence, sput- Tile Coasters, recording stars of St., was arrested at 12:,35 a.m. rate. The Friendly OIrcl* Manchester • Lumber Inc., claims and Wednesda.v,' with about 1,100 U-EDGE “ Searchin’,” “Young Blood." and estimated by State Police at about Women Will Vie.w 2. There are many more miasilea Rlblcoff praised the speed with moving in the same lane, crashed the firemen. ing room or professional oftioe. Mk Will oome ch>ser to the Earth 7,000. when’ the eggs,were thrown. today and charged with reckless Absentee Ballots a balance of $9,589 ii owed them persona expected to participate. find give off light like a meteor “ Idol With the Golden Head"; The driving. The srrest was made by to be tested In both the Jupiter for building materials, and that Maaaarhusetts Governor Foster which, he.said. Highway Commis­ Five Satina, offering "To the But the levity subsided as Benson and Thor projects than have been sioner Newsman Arg-ave* has ad­ and that “its light will be obaerv- started to speak. There was only a Television Series Patrolman Walter Cassells on Not Allowed in MILITARY property waa purchased In Uie Furculo will be a guest at this Aisle” and "In the sun of the teeted in the year ot firings and .vear’a meeting, for which the New vanced the road program. But he Ml 9-7782 !^ le for a long tUne." amattering of applause when he Woodbridge St. Caffee, an officer name of Marlon Lltvinchyk to > The broadcast gave no indica- NiMt.” and The Shepherd Sisters, stationed at the locsl Nike site, ( j I u I i I tied-down, static trials conducted avoid payment of the account. England agents are basts.. warned that tWe new Connecticut: with their big hit, "Alone." Others flnished. The United Church Women of Turnpike may not qualify for funds KNOTTY lion of when this might happen. Mrs. Alfred Solem. Canton, said Connecticut will present a aeriee posted a 150 bond and will appear WHIST The case ia returnable to 'Tol­ ' Claims Steady 47>ers have been widely -v a r^ g appearing will be The Cellos, with in court on Oct. 19. ------1 3. The department wants more Claims for. unemployment com­ under the federal highway build­ m of television talks on "Tensions.” land County Superior Court. The “Rimg-Tang Ring Dong”: .Eileen "It wasn't a very nice thing to do ■Voter* will not be able to cast, answert on a number of points In pensation remained almost the ing program. I Estimates as to how long the even If we don't like him.” But a study of Christ, the church and Walter R. Dumaa. 16. of 706 law firm of Bayer, Law and Phelon aatellite would stay ^-aloft. One Rodgers, singing "Miracle of N. Main St., was arrested yesterday absentee ballots for the Oct. 22 the test programs: Including reli- $epre.*ents the lumber company. same for the week ended Oct. 5 He said the overall cost of the Love" and "Third Finger I.eft her husband added he wasn't sur­ race. special election o n the Country | ability, range and accuracy. PARTY Xusaian scientist estimatsd it prised because "I expected It." Led by Dr. Liston Pope, dean of afternoon by Patrolman Samuel Red Cross Elects as for the previous week. Of 158 federal program was running high-: Hand"; Cindy and Undy, "The CTub lease ordinance, Town Clerk | 4. Any restrictions which may claims handled, 18 were new and er than anticipated. 1956 Save Money Would remain airborne for about Mallempo and charged with car­ Victor E. Swan.son and Mrs. Ed­ General comment of the crowd th4 Tale University Divinity Edward J. Tomklel said today PANELING ‘^IjlAnguage of Love"; Gene and Eu­ have existed on the payment of 138 continued fronv the previous PACKARD CUSTOM HARDTOP lour weeks. was that it waa sort of a childish School, the program will be rying an air rifle without a per­ 11 ward T. Morlarty were elected to "We are not planning on fed­ 2 Reds to Share Beta nice, Ute "Kokomo" kids; Lula mit. The arrest was made follow­ The law does not specify ab­ ' overtime in the Army's Jupiter Monday, Oei the Board of Dlrevtora of the lo<’al I week, when 154 were handled. eral funds," he added. ^ Power brakes, torsion level ride, ultramatle drive, radio, heater Reed. Blll.v Valentine. Dave Gard­ stunt. The egg-throwers all are viewed on WNHC-TV. Channel 8, sentee balloting for tperial elec­ 8 P.M. Hospital Notes directional lights, back-up lights, premium whitewall tires. Nu­ - In New York. Dr. Sergei M. under 30. police said. ing the complaint of an employe tost program are lifted. The De­ chapter of tha American Red Croa.* I Among the other speakers at the I ner, and Sonny Thompson and his 10:30 to 11 a.m., on six successive tions and primaries, Tomkiel said. fense Department, os part of an dmitted yesterday: Frank Col- merous other extras. Beautiful 2-tone green finish. Driven less foloekov said the Rusaians intend "1 don't think it waa the right Wedneedays, starting Oct. 16. Ref­ at the North End Sewage Plant on at the annual meeting this week. dinner meeting were Herbert! FROM OWNER! l o share with the United States “ Band With a Beat.” Perform­ Hilliard St., who said the youth In the election now 11 days economy move, has curtailed over­ American Lotion Other directors reelected or re-1 omb)k:a Blather Ave.; Bonnie Bell* Brucker. editor of the Hartford I than- 14.000 mile*. Traded on a new Lincoln. Book price on this ances will be conUnuous with late thing to do but I think he had it erence, book for the series will be away, the voters will decide Raym^, Ciystal Lake; Mr*. luxurious car it over $2755. Our special price this week only This hoase must be sold at }n d other nations scientific infor- coming." said Roy Muchow, an­ was at the rear of the plant. time generally In Its procurement Homo malnlng on the Board are: aiarlea Courant, State Sen. John H. Filer; stage shows nightly at 10 p.m. "The Kingdom Beyond Caste." by whether to overrule an ordinance programs. John O'Chmiell, Bdgerton St.. Mam onoe. Bring year cheek book. Biation obtained from the moon- other farmer, from Canton. "He Dean Pope. Dumas’ court date has been set for B. Beach, Mrs. George S. Wilson, (R-H*mden), and State Rep. Rob­ }et now hurtling through the up- tomorrow.. passed by a five to four vote of 5. A good guess on the ultimate I.EONARD STREET Nat N. Schwedcl, Miss Janet G. Chester. ert August (R-Avon). The two i Owner prepared to do bnslneas. has done no justice for the farmer Mrs. Adam Rhodes. Christian ^e Boai^ of Directors 8epL 10. Was 917,909—NOW r ? Fea- fe r atmosphere. since he has been in oIBce.” Elizabeth Mitchell. 31, of 20 cost of the IRBM development pro­ Morrill, Mrs. Fi-ederlrk Berger. Birth yesterday: A daugliter to legialatora worked to secure paa- $ education chairman for the Wom­ iTiey will be asked to answer “yes" gram might be about a half billion Fun-Fovers-Priios Mr. and Mrs. Mionlslaw Kowal- turest 7-room ranck; attached ; Poloakov and two other Soviet South School PTA In his talk, Banaon said that en’s Fellowship at Center Con­ Fairfield St., will appear in court Mrs. L F. Bisaell. Mrs. Emily aage of the fi-eedom of informa­ S Q .n . or "no" to a question on vHiethsr dollars. But it Is impossible to say ezyk. Thompson vl garage, 1% baths,' fmced-la Acientlsts were interviewed before broadtr marketi and reduced sur­ gregational Church, ha* arranged on Oft. 19 to. .answer to a charge Dessert — Coffee. Swindells, Mrs. Emily Mason. tion measures. 2 1 8 8 Uey boarded a plane on their way the town shall adopt the ordinance how much of this would be charged Mr*. Charjes Cttrrier, Mrs. Harry .- Diacharged yeaterday: William backyard, aataral wood finish, Hears Mrs. Stuck pluses rather then price props are for s number of groups to con­ of keeping an unlicensed dog. Mrs. to lease town land to the Man- ome. The Rusidmn Uio Iagt„iyo$j( the. atunwer to Increeaed. fenn in-, Mitchell was arrested yeaterdey against the Jupiter and how much ^ t t le y , jyira. Froncia Burke,aiuL. JJ7. High St.; S tu a rt Wars. .nMUaht ..heat....Jlieplaoc,.. aliaCB f vene for-each morning-■ in this chestet OBilhlry ertib for S(T years against the Air Force T^or. Each DonoHoR $1.00 ' Vernon Trailer Ct. 8 8 6 $ .^ t::ST18 tree* and shrub*. Alnmlnam Mtthdtd a' conference here in eon- come. He urged greeter exports, Mrs. E. Fenton. Burke. The IndoneaHin Republic ia 'made !'• i • . a-' seriss. Hostesses for these groups bv Robert Turcotte, assistant dog at a rental of 17,000 a year. screens, storm windows, plat- Section with the Intemadonal Mrs. Thomas Johnston, president saying that "you can't sit back warden, on the complaint of a i uses a number of components com- The finance committee will be Admitted today: Mr*, up of 79,000,000 persons speaking are Mrs. Harold Clendaniel, 37 The executive board of the i mon to the other,. headed by John Mason, with other Courtemanche. tered walls and eelliags. For­ fleophj-sictJ Year (lOY). of the'South School PTA, presided and let others take your markets Cornell Mr*. D. E. McClslr, 41 neighbor who reported that the seme 4 languages and clustered on 315 CENTfR $T. Z Satellite laimchlngti by Ruasia Democratic Town Committee, I members as follows: Dr. C. E. Events Tonight 3.000 islands sprawled across the mica eoimters, ceramic Hied at the first meeting held Tuesday from you.'you’ve got to flght hard Sanford "Rd.; Mrs. Charles W.Tif- dog had been let loose at night which supported circulation of the I ------MANCHESTER LUMBER, INC. |U)d the United States were plan- for them." and was constantly barking. Peterson, J. Everett North, Ray- Kiowa Council. Degree of Poc*l:> equator. bathrooiB, ameal.te drive. fied as part o f the ICY, an 18- night. The program for future fin, 89. Deerfield Dr,: Mrs. Joseph petition leading to the election, Bionth worldwide scientific affort meetings was ouUined. Stanlunas. 74 Plymouth Lane: Mrs. Michael J. Searson, 35, of Box will meet tonight to discuss the TEL Ml 9.2109 255 CENTER ST. TEL Ml 3-S744 MANCHiSTBt Zo learn more about the Earth and Mrs. Robert Johansson discussed Hugh Brautigam, 100 Delmont Mt. Rd.. was arrested at 1:15 a.m. referendum. bhe universe. More than 80 na- the plans she has made as chair­ St.; Mr*. Charles R. Baxter Jr., today and charged with failure to Organization by the four district For Appointment tloBa are taking part in the IGY, man of the ways and means com­ Hospital Notes 361 Summit St. aacura an operator's license and chairmen to get out the vote and which began July 1. mittee. Any interested women in t h ^ failure to notify the Motor 'Vehicia an advertising program to explain; 19S6 STATION WAGON Russia -got her satellite into Mrs. Gwendolen Hurl, .teacher at Patient* Today; 200 nelghborhqpds will be welcomed Department of a change of address. the party's position on the lease siir first. The United States [South School, spoke briefly and ADMITTED YESTERDA7: and may call one of the host­ He was stopped by Patrolman ordinance are planned. This 9 passenger Mercury wagon is fully equipped with Mans some test firings in Decern-1 told of the growth and progress of Mrs. Mary Heller. 24 Strop.; St ; esses or Mrs. Rhodes. A short Leo Grover on E. Center St. when, Official notice of the election mercomatic drive, pushbutton radio, heater and de­ '•er and the launching of fully-[the Luts Museum. She pointed out Patricia Neville, 145 Adams St.; period of discussion and refresh­ according to Grover, he was ob­ will be posted on bulletin boards froster, whitewall tires, tu-tone paint. Here is a low mile­ SMtrumented satellites in March, i that the museum Is run on a volun- Lester McIntosh, 217 Summit St.; ments Is planned following view­ served by the policeman driving aC the Municipal Building and In age wagon the whole family will enjoy. It won’t last •^Poloskov contended there had tary basis and its continued growth Eleanor Swanson. 30 Hudson SI,; ing of the program in each of the In an erratic manner. Searaon post­ the North End and advertisements B^n “no special competiUon" with ' and progres.a is dependent on an In- Leo Theriault, 179 Jackaon St.j homes. ed a 1,50 bond and will appear In will probably appear in newapa- long. This week only $2288 . .... - . ' peri on Tuesday, Tomkiel said. TVtrailerLoadSale 4Re Ulllted States to send out the creased number of volunteer work- Stanley Nicholas. Bolton; Harold court Monday. Scat mobnlet. He said that-when i era. Wynus, 59 Autumn St ; Mrs. Gert­ Police arrested Jacob I.aguza, BROS. MI .J-5n5 $hipp«d Diivct From Gonord Qoctric, $yrocii«o. N. Y., to Monchottor $olofi and Ap* Wild rice is not a rice: It's a pef- ’ American scientists study the The guest speaker wa.s Mrs. W rude Piilidy. 290 Hackmatack St.; 43, of 29 Bretton Rd., and charged M O ftlA R T Y 315 C E N T E R / plimeo Co. . . . W t lought At Track Load Pricos and Wt'ro Postinq Tho $cnfbi4f FoHow tho Rood to QuoKty, Vahw, Holpfid Adrico< Bebit of the Russian sphere, “ they: H. Stuek, a member of the Board Mra. Ida King. 41 Edward St.; him with aelling liquor to a ennlal grass raised mostly In Min-1 of Education. Mrs. Stuek gave a neaota and Wisconsin. On To You! may have enough data to make Raymond Klngmaq, Vernon; Rob­ minor. Laguza fa the owner of / talk detailing the relaUonthijp be ert. BU5lm?r. 7,Unc(rfn St.;,Wta- Renn'i. Tfetenii. ,78 Cooper.. 8L. Woodland Garde»r • .He also said the aatellite the tween the'B oai^bf BducaTfon ahdfgton Breck, 1 8 'Valiey View’LaneT where the. sal* allegedly took Cnited States hopes to laupch the Manchester Schools. Rockville; Mrs. Olive Wood. » W. > Charles R. Magnsll. 55. of 28 place yeaterday. *tertalnly will five more informe- Refreshments were prepared by i Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Joan Christ- Canterbury 8t„ was arrested yes­ Wiwre You Arc Asaored Of Oempleta SaUsfbetloa. the first grade and served by Mrs. ' terday on a warrant issued by As­ His arrest was mad* by 8gt. J)on than oure—that is, the first man. North Coventry; Cheryl Walter Ferguson on a warrant ia- Trailer LoacKpf TV’s « ie .” Richard Pitkin and Mrs. Arthur Hamilton. 81 Green Rd.; Mri. sistant Prosecutor William V. TAILE MODELS Murphy. DeHan. He was charged with sued by Prosecuting Atty. John To ” ’But Poloakov said the Amerieen Mary Blair, 7 Ford St. FitaGerald. •atelltte "will give leas informe- ADMITTED TOPAY: John evading reaponsibllty in an ac­ Hundreds of Bargains to Explore at MANCHESTER SXLES kion than our next one.” Kleinschmidt. 94 Weils St. cident on Oct.. 5. Free on |200 It followed die arrest by Patrol­ and APPLIANCE ‘ He and the other sclentiata with i Pythian Sisters BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son bond. Magnell Is scheduled to ap­ man Thomas Graham of two him eald they could not give any' to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel PelleUer, pear in court her* bn Oct. 14. youths, Donald R. 'Vacanti, It, of Ko Down Payment! exact data on the n ext' Russian To Convene "Here 58 Birch St.; a eon to Mr. and Mra John' M. Pereirl, 37, of New Hartford, and Arnold B. Oordnar, launching or the nature of any Vincent Felletter, East Hartford; 'Haven, was arruted .last night 30. of 152 CSieaUiut St., who told (toviet satellites. . night and charged with failure to carry police they bought an intoxicating - A. A. Blagonravov, one of1*oloi- Memorial Temple, No. 33, Pyth­ man MV M vis, Storrs. an operator's licans*. Patrolman bevaraga at Renn’s yastarday. ian Sisters, will be hostesses for Newton Taggart stopped Pareiri The two boya, charged with Il­ BoYs companions. sai4^ “it’a non- BIRTHS TODAY: A daughUr THIS TRAILER IS JUST PACKED SOUD WITH THE ALL NEW THIS IS THE WEEK FOB aense" when he .waa 'asked about the 57th annual Grand Temple to Mr. and Mrs. John J. Leckfor, on Center 8t„ west of Jarvis Rd. legally procuring liquor hy a lUfCeatlons by some American convention Monday and Tuesday 18 McKee St.; a daughter to Mr. about 7:20 p.m., when he noticed minor, are scheduled to a|mar PLANT BULBS NOW sdentiits and others tbmt the Rus- in conjunction with the Knights and Mr*. Lewi* Kats, Storrs; a the sccuaed’s vehicle h^d no tall in Town Coutt On Oct. 21. They light. Ptreiri will appear in Town are fres on 1190 -hoada. ’I,agiiaa CHRYSANTHEMUMS nan satellits may be sending beck of PyUilas 89th session of the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bari and aa eyeful of b^Uaat and kivMi color signals in code and may be photb- Grand Lodge. Johnson. 52 North St.; a son to Court Monday. alao.poatad a 1100 bond, for hia ap- ainton L. Caffee, 26. of 69 Mill pcaranct In court on that day. ON THE PARKWAY Put them hi your flower beda and ia foua- will greet yon each'Spring, . (raphlng the United States. •nie meetings of the Pyllvian Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hudak, An' iifiH fbjm m iioM ra table Ho iiels datloa plaatiag for gay and colorful glory. - “ Such a claim 1s foolish and j Sisters will be called to order by dover. 1958 See them la our field. Many to choose from. Irreaponsible," Blagonravov said.! Gr«nd Chief Paulihe Farr of Rock- Dob. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: SP ECTA CU ^R TULIPS 75c •It can only come from someone Dons Prelle. Mrs Har- Mrs. Frances Allen, 123% Center JEN ONLY B'ho knows nothing about the sub- M '‘ Nutland of Rockville and Mrs. -St.; Louis Hurl, 295 Main St.; Mra. Privet 90c 5 For 4 33 .fi7o la lots of • dea. I Lillian Hanson of Hartford head TONIGHT and TOMORROW Is Evelyn Creamer. East Hartford; No. 1—CaroMly aaaarted far balaaecd eelon : Me aUo eaid some of the daU committee for the Grand .Mrs. Orate Pitkin, 12 Sterling PI.; Meet For a friendly rence. being transmitted automatically by ! Temple conference Mr.s. Rose Horvath, 15 Westmin­ Tulips Yaur Lost Chance Far TERRIFIC SAVINGS! Sj^tnik’s radio equipment Includee The Past Grand Chiefs Assn, ster Rd.: Linda and Anne Minicuc- 100 Ft. $ ^ A mixture of the very tte temperature inside the sphere. will meet Monday at 2:30 in Odd ci, Coventry: Mrs. Mary MaHaf- laleot x'srleUes. GRABS .• GRASS # GRASS w ------Fellowa Hall, Monday evening, the fey, 65 Florence St.; Mrs. Imelda Knights and Pythian Sisters will Jensen. 148 L.vdall St.; Francine Mr. Abernathy L etV set at that lawn! 1 lb. to 800 *q. ft. Uaa TOP SIZE MILIS « S tre s s P ass D e fe n s e dine in the Masonic Temple. The Mozzer, 40 Crestwood Dr.; Holly 5 0 f..*2 .4 5 oaly thhsj^t seed from Aagrow.. Lai%est haa- meal will be prepared and served Shorts, 95 Lockwood St.; Mr*. Hil­ dlera of aCfd from Milford, Conn. They knew TuHpa la acfaurata Colors. New Haven, O ct 11 (d*j-Yale^s by Temple Chapter, No. 53, Order da Gentile. 281' Center St.; Mr*. Blueberry your soli reippremeuta. DC. 95c lootball defense in tomorrow's Ivv of the Eastern Star. An entertain- Mary Rubacha, 95 North St.; Mr*. paagut gaipe against Columbia i ment and dance will follow at 8 Angeline Bourret. Talcottvllle; Hyacinths GREENBLAm will concentrate on containing the ! o'clock In the .Masonic Temple, to 5^rs. Ann Smith and daughter, He $ W M ith y Many color*. Big bulb,. 36 For2.65 Zilons’ brilliant aerial aharp-ahoot- i which all Pythlans and their Bushes SAVINGS 100% hardy irraia.;^...... , .Ib. 1.49 71 Homestead St.;. Mrs, Barbara Short Doable Tulips. Glaat Emunror,' MidU- Dick Donelli. In yesterday's • friends are Invited Carey and daughter, 92 l^hlte St.; A beautiful shrub and a (Diocount on larne fiiiiounts). tJnal full dress drill before the an The business ses.sipn of the Flowertag, Parrot, Danrin, Trium)^ Hya- Mrs. Irene Oussinger and daugh­ deDclout fruit. COLUMBUS DAY r o ^ t A 9 ■qal classic. Coach Jordan Ollvar P>’thian Sisters at 9 a m. Tuesday ter. 69 Orchard St., Rockville; Mrs. 1 0 EASYGROW ...... ib. > 5 ^ IbR. 4.44 ' rinths, all colors. DtMfodlla. white, yellew. pliidt. pore down on pass defense and. al­ will be followed by- a joint me­ Jonquil*, Grape Hyodath, SclUas, Crocus, mhr- Ullian Donnelly and son. 112 Bst- .1 YeJ^I^OId $ 1 CONSOLES though the son of. Columbia's Buff morial service at 11 a m. In Cen­ tlsta Rd ; Mrs. Margaret Plikaitls SDEGIALS ON McCAMBRlDGE .. .,1b. 39cX^ for 1.79 cd and aepdiate cM ra. Ponelli wasn't mentioned by name, ter Congregational Church, and and daughter, 69 Summer St.; Mrs. Plants lo l7 Madonna it was clenr the Ell mentor had the Group C of the Women’s Fellow- Deborah Croaaen and son, 12? Oak UP TO TDunger Donelli in mind. siifp of the church will serve Grove St, Lilies luncheon. Election of officers will DISCHARGED TODAY: Bruce SEE ONE OF BEST “ Florence Nightisgale was born , be in the aftcrnoont)and a Joint In- and David Newberg, East Hart­ EVERGREENS E-Z Credit Terms! y SPECSAl^THIS WEEK # f English parents, but in Florence, i stallation will take place m the ford; Marc Dussault, Bast Hart­ Roses July. Hence her first name. ! evening in the Masonic Temple. ford. W ocky s..id Make this Discovery: You can. put in 2 For 89c All petted.'Many ■the lovely plants you've always want- UUREL largo plants 3.95 op SatCTIONS OF QUAUTY sttll In bloom! ^ NOW—ood take .8 months ,to pay LOOK AT THESE FEATURES: mtASyOOCTOA.. withotit Snance charges! Peonies Remote Control I’nit — Big,' Ka*y-to-Watch Pie- TOP-TUNING — controls EVERCUIE^ RRrf SHRUBS HC MANTC ID Extra Igrgee rootsroots.,W White, .included at no additional ’ lure— pulling power in­ ’ are right on top-^;-casy to CHECK ON MV double pink,k, doubh;.^rFd.doubte.^ cost. Now you ran enjoy Jap Yew*! Arborxitae, Hcmloek. Andromeda, 99c Norwoy^^Sl^mo 2*3* .. .3.25 creased. for clear recep­ see, easy to reacli! CHEST COLO. the moat relaxed viewing TREES Ijxrge aelection of Shade and Holly, Azaleas, Baxwead, Pyracaatha, Rhodo­ MULLINS SALES & SERVICE PAnCNTED VARIETIES eyer — you don't hax'e to tion, even from distant THREE - RPR AKER Ornamental Tree*. dendron, Privet. ,, W hito Pino 2>3! ...... ;2.49 leave your chair! stations. AS LOW AS 81.89 Each 85c SOUND SYSTEM — two Hemlock 1 V2>2* . .>..,. .3.25 eight-inch speaker*, oae Now “ SUm Silhouette”- . no* Aluminired Picture four-inch twMtcr, clcc- In our Greenhouse, potted plants, house grreeitp* African Violets. Are Proud Tq Announce They Now Have > new compact deaigp gives ■ Tube—give* largei•er plc- tronlcallf matched ta W itty... Mue Spracn 1 V2*2' . .5.50 Wisteria allnuner cabinet, simpli­ tiire la a trimmer cabinet, . give wider range, bal­ Gro-Fast Fertilizer 5-10-10— 80 lbs. 3.30— 3 bags 9.93. * Lime White, iHirple, f fies room decor. eliminates unwanted bulk. anced, lifelike lone. Japanese Upright All nicely potted. . Lime SPECIAL lOO lbs. 99c-|-Germhn Peat Moss, large b«Ie 4.95. 100 Lbir'$^ 1 ^ ' - Yew 3V2-4* ...... 9.50 *2.25 FOR COURTEOUS SERVICE PHONE Ml 9-5234 We have spreaders and grass seeders ,to rent. OIL Jopemese Andromedo . .4.50 SEED, nSRTILIZER, Come In and bring your planting problems TOOLS Mid H08C. Korean Anoino ...... -2.49 Day Lilies to u*. Stop and browse around. FOR PROMPT. EFFICIENT ^ \ Bloom all aonuner. Rttail BUY 'RTTH SA'nSFACriON and WlMlfsalc THE MODERN LOOK Mt. Lournl 4>4V2’ .... .2.50 — - ASSURANCE • 24.HOUR SE R V IC E ...... 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Inspect tha exhibit froni 1 until 3 quired. the Encyclopedia Brittanlca Andover was being held at the school. a o p t a Bolton p.m. on. Monday. for its reference collection. Until The pciacipala from Salem, Market Sinks • __ a Must Beport Oampalga fkiato' JarilltiM for Us use and' ahelf Marlborough,. Lyme, Colchester and NEWr SAFE! U.S., Reds Exchange Brucker Airs Curbs Obituary Town Clerk David C. Toome.y spgce become available In the Hebron pndsed the manner in Grange Program at 8 p.m. haa mailed blank forma to candi­ mate library, the encyclopedia will Changes Due which the youngsters responded to A KjTO-AlIerffanle household de­ SAFE In Follo^~up dates for office in the recent town be housed at the Children's Branch the alarm. tergent CliniMly tested by hun­ election on which, expenditures in at tha school. , Pot-Luck Supper Set dreds of 'persons without produc- Warnings on Mideast aid of nomination or election must In Hot Lunch A pot-luck supper will be held lng--symptoms of irritation. Emi­ On Army Riot Drills i^ e a th a ^ IfVjdl FtBature ^Booster NighC Library triisteas Mrs. Myron nently satisfactory for air types Of Big Slump be listed. The law requiring that Lee, Mrs. Y^llfam Hand, Mrs. E. at the elementary school rThursday this Information be-filed after an o f fabrics, Etoonomical, convenient SyriaIl ttn> esnta to lljM.SO with the industrials cases togeth,er with an explana­ tertainment by talented young­ 'The Selectmen announced doobtedly alt carry the notation teries obtained at the, swap ses­ Menus for the coming week are down tl.70, the rails down 50 cents tion of the oi^ in of this directive." William E. Hackett, 466 Porter sters of Hlllstown Juvenile Grange "no expenditures" but . they must sion-will be put in dreutation at Mra. Doris B. Chamberlain, achool aion. Ona major* conaidtratlon. Oempetitlve Athletice Afe yesterday that the SUte Depart­ as follows: Monday, roast pork' and the Utilities down 10 cents. - Aa to Russell's request for an (OoBtinued from Page Gael St., died at Manchester M epi^al and several local qiunbers. be completed and filed with the the library tonight when it will be principal. and gravy, buttered rice, buttered porhapa'the dominant one, In the Neeeesary to Develop Child ment of Aeronautics had been Mrs. Chamberlain met with Mrs. On the American Stock Exchange explanation of the origin o^ th e Hospital early this morning after Memhera of thp Grange, their asked to hold a public hearing qn Town Cl*rk within 30 days after open from 7 until 9 o’clock. Bpinach, fruit, bread and butter, top-leval declalon to taaue laat prices dsciined in heavy trading, for an order barring Hoffs from families and frlehds are Invited to the election. The forms being used Burns,' of the auditing firm of irijlit'a Waahlngton dectaration order, Br.ucker eaid. that he'took a short iilnets. / the application of Rocco Ftano to and milk; Tuesday, hamburg pat- By EDWIN P. JOBOAN, M.IX tosses were taken by Canada full responsibility, acting under the taking over, it will ask -the court attend the special occasion. Local state they must be returned within Maneheator Evening Herald Bel- Burns and Petebsen, Mrs. Ryan, of %aa that United Stataa intentiona Written for NBA Service establish a non-commercial land­ tiea, maahed potatoes, Sreen Southern Petroleum, Pancoastal President's executive order, fqr to hold the Teamsters Union In He was bom in Manchester the subordinate offieSrs are urged to 15 days. Town Clerk David toa eorrsapoBdeat, D e r I a M.' the State Department o f' Educa­ beans, apple betty, bread and NORf H END PACKJI6E STORE ' ahould be made clear to the Soriet An important report for those Petroleum, Scurry-Rainbow Oil, son ot the late John K. and Agnes ing area on property owned by sending troops to Uttle Rock, and contempt of court. report promptly at S p.m. in order Anthony Fiano on Birch Moun­ Toomey, however, has advised this IVItalla, telephone Mltohell 8-8845. tion School Lunch Division, and butter, and milk; Wednesday, ■ / government in order to minlmiae Sapphire Petroleum, - Cuban-Vene- Murtaugh Hackett./He waa em­ period was changed to 30 days In John H. Yeomans and Raymond P. 149 NO. MAIN ST,— PHONE MI S-6910 the danger o f • miacalculation interested in the heelth. of chil­ that Gen. Taylor "conaiders him­ that the sesalon may be opened to tain. macaroni and cheese. Babe Ruth zuelan Oil, Barium Ste*I, US. Foil Letts two weeks ago issued a ployed at the Coj^ectlcut Public the public aa soon after that hour recent legislation. Hoult of tha Board of Finance, there. dren has recently come from the self responsible" for the military preliminary injunction against sandwiches, pickle sticks, apple­ “ B,'.' British Petroleum. Kaiser In­ orders directing the reac^lness and Expenditure Coijn'cll in Hartford aa possible. Fiano, who seeks a private land­ Teacher Alda FaUilly Injured Wedneeday night to.discuss the WE DELIVER In the interview, Khruahehev ac- OemmlttM on School Health of holding the. Teamsters convention, sauce and milk; Thuraday, Chineye' dustries and Bailey Selbum. conduct of troops. as director of .pubite information Mias Grace Tedford, local lec­ ing area at the present time, indi­ - Mothsrs who will assist at the school lunch e atteml the Connecticut Bow- driving; house- a contention this appeals court will confer thb fifth degree on a Cooper told police he didn't aee bring to school articles of cloth­ eeed in moving Jordan and Iraq to thsir'great importance, I am quot­ in It to an earlier letter to Rusaell class of candidates at the Com­ p.m. at tha pariah room o^ 'hdhters Novelty Archery Shoot An adult discussion group will act, Khrushchev alleged, he put order was ignored and improperly, tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the the woman in time to atop. They ing that could be worn by adults ing the conclusions: Man Drutzged on Sept. 30. choabn delegates were seated and munity Hall tomorrow at 8 p.m. Congregational Church.’ Prodi . and children. It will be put into meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. WE CARRY A LAROE pressure on ‘nirkey to do so- “ 1. All children should have op- from the event will be turned over Longview Golf Driving Range on said he summoned help after he Philip Denoncourt, Bear Swamp He told Rusaell he had decided allowed to vote for Hoffs and Ilia The local subordinate will be hdats halted his car. Cooper works for a bundles at the school where It will VARIETY OFEEER Khrushchev was quoted as aay- portunitiM to develop ski|l in a to make It public and to send copies alate of officera. for the event. to the Educational Building Fund Sullivan Ave., Stoat Windsor Hill. Rd„ at 8 o’clock. This will be the that “if war breaica out, we variety of activities. The event la billed aa the first of New Haven television station. be called for bp jhe drive workers. C\,fi ee Drink "to several members of.your com­ Sheldon Kaplan, affiliated In Invitations received by Orange of the church.' *1716 clothing. Is used fifst for Jlrst meeting of a local branch of Sre near Turkey and you are not. “ 2. All sudi activities should mittee and the Congress who have the law firm with former Rep, members recently Include one from Its kind m the state under fiood- th* S t Peter's Adult Discussion When the guns begin to tire, the Serving on tha committee are IlghU. SPACE EXPERT ON TV nee^y persons in 'the South, on In­ tako into acebunt the age and de­ A Coventry man was picked up written me on this subject.'" Thomaa J. Dodd ID-Copn) and Cromwell Orange to attend a Hal­ Mre. Paul Araold, Mrs. A. J. Rob­ dian reservations and abroad. Ghoup. MG SELECTION OF rockets can being fljdng and then velopmental level of the child. Godfrey P. Schmidt, said Judge loween party in coatume on Tues­ The program includes a pump­ Tomorrow’s Event by Manchester police today as he erts, Mrs. Wallace Shearer, Mrs. kin shoot, seven targets and seven New York, Oct. 11 (jP> — Dr, . A similar drive 'conducted pre­ NATIONAL IRANDS it will be too late to think about "3. (a> Athletic activities of ele­ left Tolland County jail and was Letts will also be presented with day. A aimilar invitation has beien The Order of Sir Galahad will i t ... Turkey would not last one Robert W. Spencer ^ d Miss Ella arrows; a field shoot, 14 targets, Walter Orr Roberts of the Uni­ viously at the sohool was very suc­ m ents^ school children should be arreated'on a charge of administer­ evidence that one of the suit's recetvsd from HUUtown Grange Sumner. meet at St- Peter's rectory in He­ SCOTCH • ROURION day in case o t war." ■ ' ' Coventry Players six arrows; running deer shoot; versity of Colorado, an authority cessful. bron at 5:45 p-m- to leave for a part/^of an over-all school pro­ ing a drug with intent to commit plaintiffs has met with violence, for Oct. 24, Attendance at the par­ Orders will be taken ter De­ Surprise Fire Alarm Since Turkey is much stronger gram. Competent medical supervl- card shoot, three arrows and pop­ oh such things, will talk on aatel- swimming night at Willimantlc. ■LENDED WHISKEY • GIN a crime. contrary to court orders, ties will bs discuaqed at tonight’s cember delivery and payment, on up targets, four arrows. There litea, interplanetary travel pros­ >. suiprise fire alarm was rung than Syria, the assumption here addn of aach child should be en­ In Gazzo Drama Kaplan .said Anthon.v Bal. a Orangs meeting. was that Khruahehev was unmis­ Warren I. Gillette, 44, of Rt. S, toys and houaehold plastic ware. will also be special events for chil­ pects and relations between Earth by Chief George Nelson as ...a teat Maachester Evening Herald An­ sured. (b) Health observation Inembcr of-N ew York Teamsters FetiUen Beeelved oa Airport , takably thrsaUning. Kusaian Coventry, a'ceused of putting drug ’There will be games, prizes and dren. ' ^ and moon-next Sunday on WMe exefclae for elementary school dover correspondent Mrs. Paul DONT FORGET! DRIVE CAREFULLY taachan and others should be en­ pills in a truck driver's cup of Three Manchester men will have Local 282. weii "beaten up last A petition has bsen received by refreshments. Those who cannot Library Notes Wide World (NBC-TV) at 8 to .ChUdren Wednesday afternoon tervention on Syria’s side couraged and help given by the night" in New York. He said Bai Pfaastlehl, telephone Pilgrim Ttirkcy if trouble breaks out coffee early In April, was released roles in the Coventry Players' First Selectman Charlea A. Rob- attend the evening 'seaaion^ may Bolton Public Library haa 'Ac­ 6:30 p.m. (EDT), ^ white an area prlncipala meeting 2-8886. physician. today under $300 bond for appear­ production of Michael G a z z o’a waa ofie of . more than a hundred The Khruahehev remarks cli­ "4.* Athletic acUviUea outside of drama, "A Hatful of Rain,’’ Fri­ Teamsters members who had sub­ maxed almost a week of ia- ance In Town Court. Oct. 19. the echool program should be on He was arrested this morning as day and Saturday, Oct. 18 and 19. mitted a/fidavlts to Judge I-etts creasiagly strong Soiriet ‘propa- two w^ ago supporting the an entirely voluntary baaia without he left the jail after serving a The play will be presented in William E. Hackett attacks on the U nited undue emphaaia on any special Shafer Auditorium, State Teach­ claim made in the suit that con- itauItatea S and its polielaapolidan Ih e nt- forgery sentence. A warrant was ventlqh delegates were improper­ program or sport, and without un- Issued by Town Court Prosecutor ers’ College. Willimantlc. brary, Washington, D. C., ais a re­ tacks were keyed to Jtuaaia's tri­ dut emphaais upon winning. Theta A. William Astley, who has ly j^hoaen under the Teamsters search analyst. umphant achlev^niant in launch­ John R. FitzGerald. Union constitution. prograhis ehouid also include com­ The truck driver at the Perrett handled many production! in this He was a member of Campbell ing the first Earth sateUlta 'a petent medical supervision. ,'When tha orlglnsl preliminary week ago. and Ulenncy Motor Freight, Inc. area, will again direct the Play­ Council, No. 573, Knights of Co­ "B. Competitive programs or­ ers, Dr. L. Norman Dutton, Man­ /injunction granted by Letts was lumbus. the Brown University Soviet spokesmen have Plant on Summit St. idlegedly set aside by the Appeals Court, ganised on acbool, neighborhood, spotted undiasolved pills in his cof­ chester dentist, will play the lead/ Club, the University Club of Hart been making claims o f getteral and oolnmunity levels will meet Chief Justice Warren of the Su­ gains in military power along the fee cup and notified police. Gillette ing role of Johnnie, the war hero ford and St. Bridget’s Church. He the needs o f children 12 years of fled the plant before police arrived. who became a dope addict whilW In preme Court refused to reinstate was a Navy veteran of World War fines that the capability o f launch­ it to stop holding of the recent C E. HOUSE & SON, Inc. age and under. State, regional, and He was caught later in Coventry prison hospitals. George Willfama II. ing the satellite is a denaonstration' aatlooal toumamente; bowl, char­ union convention. But the original of the capability also of oonduef- by State Police and convicted of Will play John Pope Sr., father of He leaves his wife. Mra Audrey ity, and exhibition games sre not the Coventry foig^ry charge. Johnnie. lawsuit; claiming convention ille­ Waddell Hackett, a brother. Thom ' Ing inCercontinental missile war­ recommended for this age group. gality still stands and is to be fare. He was. sentenced to a year in Fred Bush of Glastonbury, Ray as J, Hackett of Manchester: and Commercial exploiutioh in any jail, sentence to be suspended after and Raye Culver and' Richard litigated by trial on its merits be­ two aiaters, Mrs. Edwin F. Earl Funerals are for. It was against this background form ta unequivocally condemned. fore Letts in a few weeks. that U.S. officials spent much of six months, which ended today. Jodry of Coventry. LUlian Ben- and Miss Jean A. Hackett, both of Body-contact aports, par­ Kiki and Frank SherWood of Wil- The purpose of the suit Is to Pasadena, Calif. yesterday tiying to dedda whether. ticularly tackle football and box- set aside the convention results, _jaad Jiow-lo-aply..to .UM.Khnuli-. limanttc will also have rolea in Funeral services wilt be held Ingr '-are- considered tn -have no the pnoduetibh. 7 ' ...... / Including Hoffa'a-stscUoa,.and ­ Monday mqnilflg At 9;S0 from the chev diarges and to reaffirm place in programa Golf Grdnpr tablish a court master in equity, United States support o f 'lUrkey. Raye Culver, Stage manager, W. P. Quish Funeral Home. 225 the Living! ~ "7. CMnpeUtion la an inherent or caretaker, for the union, pend­ Main St., and at 10 o’clock in St Of the', charges against Dulles Will Decide will be assisted/by Eklith Moore ing eelecUon of new delegates and and Henderson, the Stats Depart, ebaraetcrlatlc of growing, devcl- who will also handle properties Bridget's Cfiurch. Burial will be in 3. Teen-agers who think their ingham Congregational Churbh. REG. $4.95 VAL 53.95 REG. $8.95 VAL $4.^5 MIIEFS— Rn«. 49c . . NOW S4c— 2 for $1.00 ville said a stipulation, signed by the general manager will not be al Geo. A. Csillouette D.C. parents are too strict ought to r e s ­ At 6 o'clook, Mias Marjorie D. T-SHIRTS-Rog. 79c. NOW 43c— 2 for $1.20 $1135 Now all parties to the dispute and ac- lowed to execute it pending a de 119 Center St., ize that* there actually are teen­ Curtis, long-time director of Chris­ Estahlishing on ideal fo r MEN'S WARMLY UNED , REG. $4.95 VAL $5.95 REG. $U.95 VAL $11.15 eompliablng the same, ends as a termination on the permanent in­ Manchester, Conn. agers who say, "I wish my parents tian education of Asylum Hill Con­ you and your family. Sisea 8 to 20 sa Briefs. temporary injunction, was the rea­ junction requests Flaherty pointed cared enough about me to make gregational Church, Hartford, will WOOL AND LEATHER Siaeo 8 to 18 on T-Bbirta. 2 5 7 7 son a haaring on a temporary in­ out. >> Get* Big duince some rules.” speak a^td lead discusalon' on the junction was not held Thursday 2. The Board of Directors will not Need Appreclstioa topic “ A Director's View of Chris­ JACKETS oiJd • MEN'S WARM WOOL ond $1535 Now as scheduled.. Only completely irresponsible tian Family Life.’ ’ A cotteo break EBbnidcry lease or sell any portion of the Detroit, Oct. 11 (gV-Joa Mlceli, will follow. He'said the stipulation will en­ Globe Hollow land to anyone. a veteran of 89 fights who quit the parents let their teen-agers do Here’s a wardrobe builder—make From 9 :10 to 10, the Rev. Wayne SUBURBAN COATS PART WOOL SWRTS Many Otiwr Spociols in our Roys' and Stu­ able the parties "to avoid taking 8. George Danka and John L. game not long ago only'to decide everything they wqnjt to do. Mthcr the everyday version in up'Uie court's time'twice" with the upon a comeback, gets a chance to 4. Parents need to ifeel that what Sandau, minigter of the Ellington Sizes 36 to 52. Regular aijd Longs. . Miscreet’ plaid or the date-time Treybai. Bruce Rd. residenta who Congregational Church, will begin dents' Shop. Swootors, Hosiery, Pajonras, same issues-once at a hearing on purchased about a half acre of knock Cuban Isaac Logart out of Uiey.giva their children ia appre­ REG. $3.95 VALUE ...... NOW 53.15 •tylo with pretty leafWmbroidery. the request for a temporary in- the Bible studies of the series on Headweor, Suits, Topcoats. Our regular $93$ Now Globe Hollow land from the town the top welterweight rankings to­ ciated. ‘They don’t if all they hear the general aubject, "The P n ^ e ts REG./$9.95 ...... N The quality stock to choose from. ing on a request for a permanent of that land, ' in a 10-rounder at (Hympic Sta­ If Pop lots Junior taka the family REG. 54.95 VALUE . . . . : : . : n o w $5.40 .Pattern No. 2577 contaiaa tissue study for Oct. 16 is the "Law of etay order. The plaintiffa in the injunction dium. Following a long atrlng of car on dates he ought not to haye REG. $8.95 VALUE ...... NOW $7.20 •-^iaes 14^, KIH, 13J4 incl.; mete- Town fk)unBel Charles N. Crock­ Moaes and the. Sermon - oh the REG. $17.95 ...... N dW $ 1 4 . 3 5 CALIFORNIA COBBLERS action are Mrs, Helen Fitzpatrick, defeats a couple of years ago, the to listen to Junior talk envioualy Mpunt.’’ The Rev. Mr. Saudau, as rial requirements; hot-iron trana- ett was quoted In Wednesday's a former Town Director, and 28-year-oId New Yorker announced about what a neat car yome father' REG.^10.00 VALUE ...... NOW $8.00 HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL SCOUT 17.95 VALUE. 02 far; aewing and embroidery direc Herald as saying the temporary in­ asaoclate minister t f the Commun­ Franklyn H. C. Parker of McCann hie retirement with mors money has bought for ity Church,of Garden City, L. I., REG. 519.95...... NOW $ 1 5 .9 5 REG. $10.95 VALUE...... NOW $9.40 tlons. junction request had been dropped Dr. and Rudolph F. Carlson of 63 his son. UNIFORMS'AND EQUIPMENT ' ■ Send 26c in Ooins, your name, haa previoualy directed such bacauee'of the referendum Oct. 22 Walker 8t. ANNEYTE d h x v n b w e d 8. Most parents work hard and address and the Pattern Number groups. Those attending are asked and that a hearing on a permanent They are seeking to bar the. Montreal, O ct . 11 u rv -A a - need some help from Uielr teen­ to bring Bibles. Rost HiU Funtntl Homti Inc. "" REG. $24.95 ...... NOW $ 1 9 .9 5 to ANNB CABOT, THE MAN* injunction would- be fieldheU next town from evei' gfUlng or leasing ^netto Dioane 'today, becaasa the age children. But only It it la done Members of "other Glastonbury Arthur E. Ctiitr, Praiims Bronu Mtmoritls, Inc. (BDEOTEB e v e n i n g BnCKALO, month. any part of the Globe Hollow first of the famed -IMonae qulo- wllUnifiy ia it any real help. NECKWEAR list AVE. AMEBICAS, NEW churches have been Invited to at­ Flaherty said-today the purpose of tract to the defendants in he tupleto to. wed. She was marHed If teen-agera undarstood eiren tend .these Buckingham Church REG. 529.95 NOW $23.95 15% OFF yOEKSt. N. Y. the temporary , injuctloh would pending case qr to anyone else. to Oermala Allard, la a aimple; this about their parents,. it would Nights. KEG. $1.00 VALUE ...... 79c It’s ready! The 18S7 Needlework have been to preserve the statps They are also seeking a Judgmant intimate oeremoay .aoGd the go a long way toward making it CEH01ISE&S0 N Kali-Sten-lks, JiiinQing Jacks Album—^fifty-six colorful pages REG. $1.50 VALUE ...... $1.29 I IM C . quo untlf tha hearing on the per­ declaring unconstitutional . Ufb splendors o f a niUlloa dollar Bo- easier for their parents to undar- Dayton, Ohio, ia tha birthplace of REG. $39.95 ...... NOW $ 3 1 .9 5 showiiw many pretty designs; plus manent injunction next month. special act under which the Boanl maa CMb*Ue chorek—Netre atand them- the airplane, cash regUter, elae- REG. 52.00 VALIffi ...... 51.79 W E dMT GREEN STAMPS For ChNdiwn, MIm m and Grouriiif Glrif. dirsettoos ter making 3 eraehst This la now being accompUabsd by of Dlractors adopted tha Globe Dame Oe ‘la Saletto fat dowa- (AU MchW BeasrreiU NBA Ber- Maaw and a quilt Only 35e a copy! trie starter and aufomoUva ignl- Um at^ulation, ha added. 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P A G K T W E L 1 V MANC^STER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. FR ID ^, OCTOBER U, 1957 MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, .MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11,1967 P a g e T H n m ^

ed president of the group, John for the event,, which will offer not filled. Sol Sinder, chairman, naint brushea. The new exhibition Columbia Soracchi, treasurer; and Dave artidsa from residents’- homes, wduld like volunteers. Saul Caro­ hall Is to be painted. "With a good Moeeley, eeoretary. Wolmer, Sorac­ from attics to cellars, and from line has volunteered to assist. crowd;” he said, "it shouldn't take Engagement OiM to typographical orran tho ToHpwiiig prtdraa chi and Danny Lange comprise the their gardena and poultry hpuaes. Plans are underway, but aa yet more than a few houra.” Items peoradf hcerraefly In our ochif. yostntdoy; Youtlis Start executive committee. Buaineas concerns have given gift incomplete, for the annual Hal­ Asaeaaors Meet Tonight A committee of men in the auto­ certificates. Ail the proceeds gp to­ loween party for the children of LuctUa’ W, Robinson Jr, chair- W ard-Duffy mobile buaineag, Henry Bemitt, ward the Lions Club community the town. The UNICEF collecUon ^man of the board haa announced iVew Car Club Louie Soracchi, Bradford Lewie, project— the erection of a new wili be taken once again. 'that assessors will be in session A November wedding la planned SEEDU3S GAUFORNM QMPES ' Sidney Orlando and Herbert Eng by Nancy Ann Ward of Kln«ton, Frida:^, O ctober 11 community beach house. Dr. Wolmer reported that Rec in Yeomans Hail tonight from 6 Vol. XXIV, No. 6 Compiled by Students of Manchester Hl|rh School Miaa Helen Eatea, Faculty Adeiaer nights for the fourth, fifth and p.m. until 9 p.m. Mass., and Richard James Duffy Were Advertiaed st 2 lbfi.)26c Cohimbla. O^TTl (Special)- A ^ A scale model of the proposed of Lakeville. 16 by 32 foot building Will be on sixth grades will be held the Jirst Bridal Shower THE CORRECT INTENDED A ^ and third, Frida.va in Yeomans Miss Patricia Hajmes, Hebron The daughter of Mrs. Joseph M. fiu m V a Sew c C T u b which ihty I rdTscure^aduU oartlcindi™ '"*"- display at the hall tomorrow. The Ward and the late Mr. Ward, the PRICE IS have named the Columbia Kurb!‘“ vvdme * Hall beginning November I. Rd. wat guest of honor at a bridal Senior Girls plot at the beach has been laid, out shower Tuesday night, given by bride-to-be was graduated from Cohard Edges MHS 3-2 Kicepera. The dub will be affUi- bov« Werin^H.^ ‘l and the Recreation Council will The Grs-Y nights .at the Wllll- Mt. St. Joseph Academy, Staley alcd with the Recreation Council -i Mrs. Paul Krsachnefski at her Clendaniel Leads T eammates erect forms, put In gravel, a septic mantic YMCA are to get under­ College, and received her maater'a Uiiough a committee of three m horns in Windsor. TOKAY GAUFORWA GRAPES tank, and drainage field. The way in November. Dr. Wolmer degree from Boston State Teach­ Begin to Save more adults who will apt as «d -' ,e?Wce ,utiM ^ states however, that the ^ull facili­ Colombia Workshop building will Have an office, two The ^ Workshop group of the ers College. She returned recently Were AdverUsed at.2 lbs. 23c For Third Loss in CCIL visors. The Council voted their par ^ lavatories and four dressing rooma. ties of the ,Y are not available Ss ticfpatlonfil l-nation at thisthig week’s mee'ti.,,, * clubhouse. Farm Bureau will meet Monday at to the '■fatuity of the Plymouth, IHE CORRECT INTENDED For Activities OoiiDcli Needs Funds in the -past. Tljsy will be on the Mass., public schools after a year's In Cross Country Triumph when members expressed a feeling Lion's Auction first Saturday of the month but 8 p.m. fit th* home of-Mia. Louis PRICE IS PUying a feat aggresrtve game that this age group has been neg­ William S. Biirnhkm and Eugene This week's meeting of the Soracchi In Lakeview Park. leave of absence in Europe as a JmhfM. only bowing and swimming on the teacher at the American School in th* new Oenard High School eoc-' Legion of Honor Guys and Gals! Have you been lected In Its program, except for Dente, co-chairmen of the Lion's Council disclosed that the beach ac­ fourth Friday. This m iy be; Italian Cookery is the subject for Scott "Speedy" Clendaniel took the evening with Mre. Soracchi Chateauroux, France. , ,eer aquad'got o# to an early lead, wondering where your money ba.seball qr swimming. committee in charge of auction to count ia in the red and the gen­ changed by midwinter, he said. an easy first in 13:35.' 6 seconds , The-members arc interested in be held in Yeomans Hall tomor­ snd Mra. Lucius W. Robinson Sr., Her fiance, the aon of Mr. and edging MHS laat Friday. 3-8. Con- goes? Have you ever said. "Why Fumbles Hurt Legion of Honor era! account not very healthy. A Work .Session for Firemen Mrs. James F. Duffy Jr., 90 Cam­ off the course record of 13:19, at working on cars, promoting high- row. will round up the last of the finance' committee is needed to hostesses and leaden. can't I ever save anything?" third meet on Oct. 7, at Conard Waller Kokoszki. president of bridge St., graduated from the First National Store! . ard had the Indiana 3-0 in the ■way safety, supporting Civil De­ contributions today. Mrs. Doris Pyne's Senior Home High in West Hartford againat prepare budgets and raise money, the Volunteer Fire Department, Mancheeter Evening Herald Unlveralty of Connecticut in the . middle of the third quarter before Management classes have been in­ fense and providing assistance to Only baked goods may be i The by-laws of the council rail,for Indian Eleven Conard and Nonk-lch: after one 'distressed motorists on the road, asks that all men possible report Columbia correspondent Mrs. class of 1950 and ser\'ed with the Bob Daigle put in a quick goat and vestigating this problem and have brought to. the auction tomorrow. a 5-member board, including a St Newton B. Smith Field at 10:30 - —x- ■ ^1 followed early in the fourth quar­ loss and one tie. Douglas Wolmer has been elect- Bob Hendrickson will be auctioneer Donald R. Tuttle, telephone Acad­ U.S. Navy during W orld'W Sr II found an answer in a planned budg­ 'j[rh* Varsity sll placed in the top ' treasurer. However, the posts are Sunday morning and bring their emy 8-8435. and the Korean conflict. Advntise in The Herald~^lt Pays ter with a hard earned goal. et. Since th* start of the year, the Tha underdog Warriore prac­ Bob Curran booted in two goals tically routed an over-confident ten at West Hartford leaving only Senior girls have been studying three places to the other teams. for Conard and Roger Steves put expenses and have made the need Indian squad last Friday at West one in tor the victors. Curran and Hartford. The Indian eleven fell Mike Patiilak won the J.V. race; for a budget obvious. the J.V. took the flrat 8 places in . Steves hit in the second quarter First, the girls kept a record of fast In the opening half, trailing for a halftime 2-0 lead. Then Cur- 18-0 before they began to play two mote 15-40 wins, in which one expenses 'for a two and one-half team place.s five men before en op­ tan hit in the third for Conard's week period and then evaluated football but still fell short of win­ final and winning goai. ning 18-15. The Hall squad using ponent crosses the line. them. Next, a flexible budget was On Friday, Oct. 4, Manchester . Daigle's first goal came as a setup and put into practice. In this a snappy Oklahoma offense, was Ksult of a penalty kick near the full of spirit which overcame lost a triangular meet to New way they took the personal ap­ Britain and Hartford Public High. YOUR COMPLETE ONE STOP Conard goal by Lee Bogli. The proach to their studies and found their Inexperience to overwhelm Conard squad put up a human wall the favorite MHS team. The J.V. fared better with an­ ■out just where their money went other 15-40 win against Hartford In fronr^f the goal to block the so f4st. Key back and one of the two ahot. but coach Danielson's fine Hall vaUrana John Syumezyk Public won by Jay Boris on the In addition, they listed their home course at the East Side Rec. training found Bogli kicking the money needs for senior activttie scored all three Ida for the War­ ball to Daigle who was next to riors and no extra point conver­ The Varsity had been estab- next June. As usual clothes re­ I Ilshed by this time as: Scott Clen­ GARDEN CENTER him. placing the ball in play. The quired the greatest sum. sions were completed. Sj-umezyk Conard squad then rushed Daigle ran the Indians into the ground daniel. Barry Dougherty, Tom The girls anticipate buying an I Hyson. Ernie Erwin, Tom Hart, who calmly kicked it above their average of two pairs of shoes, one tallying more yardage gained than beads into the net The second the entire Indian squad. I Bob Kwash. and Bill Griffin. Tha evening gown at 335. one pair of I Varsity was first chosen by Coach goal came from the hard works Bermudas at $5.98. two dresses and l i wasn't only Syumezyk'a run­ o f Delbert Reynolds and Ernie Erb i Phlnney after a pre-.season prac­ at least one bathing suit for tlS. ning, howeve'r. It was also the re­ tice meet at New Britain Teach- who helped set It up for Daigle. These expenses, plus miscellaneous sult of Indian fumble-ltla--a new The Indiana played a good sec­ ''Laughing cheerfulness throws Joseph Peter Dyer erj' College. others, made the gltls realize they dlicase tp MHS that has plagued Split Opener ■ ond half, hut not good enough to sunlight on all parths of life." This both of the Indians' opening must save between $70 -and 1220 We arc proud to present thit On Wednesday, Oct. 2, the cross nvercome the Conard squad. quotation fits our Legionnaire to before next June. gamea. Each fumble set the. War­ The outlook for the MHS soccer week one of the moat admired and I country squad, opened the 1957 a "T*. We take pride in presenting To have the necesnary money riors up for another touchdown. .aeason in a triangular njqet with team looks doubtful in the return for their desires on June 1. 1958, Late In the third quarter, the well liked senior .'boys, Joseph matches with Wethersfield. Halt our “Girl of the Week," Gail Ann Warriors, resting on their one New London and Fitch at New EMgleson. Hqr personality, plus it was found, that the average savi Peter Dyer. Not only does Joe hold I Lohdon. which was 'split: The In­ and Conard, but the Indiana Ing between October 1 and June 1 yard lint, decided to give up a should overcome all ether oppon- her ever-ready smile, and her safety. Upon the following kick­ eateemed positions on the, athletic dians beating New Lohdon and was about $3.85 each week. : bowing to Filch under John antj. serene character have placed her off, the Indiana moved downfield fields, but he also ranks high in Alan Weiss Of course many senior girls have i Kelly. The lose to Fitch ia ex- '88 h i^ among her iellow classmates. part-time jobs: so parents need not for 44 yards and Rob Macintosh, the class room. outstanding runner againat the This year Joe is taking, Latin I plained by wrong turns taken by n i s past summer Gall received worry that all of this cost will come ' several Varsity members, vwkich her g m te s t honor. She was from the family pocketbook. Warriors, pushed acroea the one IV, English IV. Modern Problems yard line for a tally bringing the and a college-level course, the i resulted in loss of precious titpe awarded a scholarship to do mis­ Jane Oozds '60 I disqualification. Filch should be Nurses’ Oub sionary work in Alaska. Gail eoore to 18-8. History of Western i-miizauon. . i„ the Slate meet. traveled all over Alaska doing He lists the last as his favorite. | Late In the fourth quarter, the The J. V. took the first 6 against missionary type work. She at­ Indians took a Hall kick and raced Law is our legionnaire's chosen; Elects Slate ‘Guinea Pigs’ Like field and he plans to pursue this | Fitch In a perfect win,, a 15-40 vic­ tended a work camp for two weeks to the Warriors six yard line tory: Ed Dell took a first. and had sample meetings and course after four years of college where 8am Foster acored again for [ Tile record of the MHS Var­ SATUEDAY, OCT. 12 ~ ; O C T . I S Bible schools. She helped teach an The Future Nurses Club of Art Experiment the Indians. Dan Renn passed to at Holy Cross or UConn. ’ sity. Cros.s Country Squad standa average of 135 Indian children Pat Miatretta for the conversion. Besides his time-consuming Manchester High School met on I St .500. high so far among tha daily. Her trip was made to pro­ The score read 18-15, which held Friday, Sept. 30 at 1:80. Officers At the mention of the words scholastic program, oJe has (iartic- | fall sports. Coach Paul Phlnney alected at .this meeting Were Presl- mote more work In the building “guinea pig.” moat people feel for the entire game. ipated widely In the extra-cur-1 of missions and the teaching of strongly believes that this record We Need The f?ooni To Complete . jAmUXtonim. Jfihnaon. and JBeeceUry cMMhen:-----;...... niiUlCLsqusamUh.. thinkings of .the Outstanding .. Indiana...included SiaroB Killer. At the present time Inevitable associations: Hypoder­ E^e Testing^ Program Cattfed Out Bill Leipis, Joe Dyer, and Pat Mis- High. Studeht Council, Current At- ■; the season: the hardest individual - t ie club has twenty-five members Gbil has taken part General mic needles, serum, and cages. tretta. fah-s. Varsity "M " Club. High course and part College prepara- Mrs. Cecilia Wandt, High School nurse, auperviaaa the school- ' meets have already been run. which is the quota, and there Is But some MHS Juniors- are serv­ > wide eye-testing program as Donna McNeill, Oeorgeanne Mc- Tomorrow the Indians face thf School World Snd Latin Club have Th* J.V. have 4 perfect wins in tofy throughout her four years at ing as "guinea pigs" in an exper­ Red Raldera from Meriden. Meri­ all been in the focui of Joe's at­ a list o f girls waitinii' to join when Manchester High SchooL Her sub­ Caughey and Jamea Meecham await their turns to be tested. succession 10 far. The lop aeven Open House a vacancy occurs. iment and are finding that It'e StudenU are brought from atudy periods for three regular health den's team Is comparatively small tention during hii four years. J.V. runneri alphabetically or* jects for her senior Include: Eng­ hot a great trial. In fact, the but has a lot of spirit. Their win Another field in which Joe ex­ Borne of the girls assisted in the lish IV, Modern Hlatery, College checkups during the year, eyes, teeth, and hearing. An addition­ Stu Baraw, Harold Bennett. Jay group is enjoying itself. al service offered but not com'pulaory la the chest x-ray program over Windham in a OCIL tilt dem­ cels is the athletic one. A member Boris, Ed Deli, Mike Patulak, Al Saturday aud Sunday Help Us C thfluenza vaccination clinic held on ChemUtry, CrafU. and Child Devel­ The students Involved compose for Juniors and seniors, which will be held on Tueaday. onstrated their spirit. How the of the J.V. and Varsity football | Ridyard and Charles Towle, September 18. The members of opment. squads, Joe was the club give help similar to this Our brown-haired Legionnaire One of the Art 71 classes of Mrs. Indiana will fair againat them Is elected to lead Both teams are turning in exccl- la the nurse's office whenever Intends to become an elementary LaVeme Kelson, who is running practically unpredictable as the the teafn as co-captain. The mem- lent times: Coach Phlnney is bers of the. track team of which pleased'with this and with the oul- they have a free period. This teacher. She Is undecided about the experiment. She has permitted Chest X-rays Given Indiana seem stronger, but have "t the students to spend the month Students Visit I that case of fumbla-itis and only he has alap been a member fo r ; look of MHS'a Cross Country Squad • training helps give the. girU a bet­ which college she will attend, but four yean Showed their admira- 'both this season and. In the future, -Ji] ter understanding of this phase of has applied to some qf the local of October working on any art I last minute drive. Your sports Tuesday, Oct. 15. at the high tion and tn iit in oJe when they | Jay Boris '60, public heslth nursing, and increases teachers colleges. project or projects that interest I editor sees a 13-13 tie. With them. The individual student will Herald Office ■chool, the Junior and Senior Al Weiss '58 too elected hinv, co-captain. Joe! - . ------, FREE 0 {ill has been an active parti­ the desire to enter thai profes- claases will have the opportu­ has won medals kpd set records In Mon. cipant in the extra-curricular specialize in the field he has chosen, not only by working, but nity to have their cheats discus throwing kSre at Manches- Drill Teaiii Begun Barbara McIntosh ‘80 aotivitiea at MHS. She was a Junior. English classed of Mrs.i .x-rayed. Done through the co­ member of the. Girls' Club for by .delving into the background of Helen P. Skinner havfe recently 1 ter. \ CIDER and \ I- the material he uses and doing re­ operation pf: the Educational b'w Craft Club Last spring Joe was elected aa . •' :n three years and served as president toured The Manchester Evening i Club, x-raya. It is hoped, w-fll By Leaders’ Club in her junior year. Girls' Leaders, search in that area. Herald Office in connection with a j .Manchester’s Repret^tatlve to Parents Follow Mra. Kelson hopes, to give the unit on journalism. Participants | .help promote the health and Elects Officers the State Legiilatute in the an­ Aquaettes, and spo'rts took up welfare of their families and "Dress right," "right face," DONUTS most of Gall's recreation through­ student a chance to specialize in visiting 'The Herald were shown i nual Rotary Youth and Govern­ a field in which he is most Inter­ the community by this exami- ment __ Day."about face," these end other aJf- r it-* - ...... Pupil Programs out her.yearsIa.hlgh.schooLB.asa-. around bv Mp. Harold Turklng- 1 .nation.. Parental permlsaion ..will Offleera were recently elected in ball, basketball, soccer, speedi>all, ested-or 'WhtCH -he Wishes to leani- ton arid Mi'. O r ! Lkwahe* who ln-| ». ■ Elizabeth Sudd's new- craft Joe .combines hii -tastes in the' preeelons could- .be. heard in Oynt more about. The students them­ formatlvely explained the work--! be required and x-raya will be scholastic and athletic In his list 1. Friday. Members of the Girls Parents of MH8 students will archery, bowling, and square danc­ given on appointment only. Club. The club will meet the first Leaders'.. Club were drilling for ing head her list of extrs lime? "What spare lim e?" was paper writing were glyen. | in tough with a member of Mrs. J. presented at the meeting by Can­ *vag| Department, '12 teachers in out, awlm aultz, 7 Girls Triumph the answer given. The members were chqaen from ! Johnson's Foods III. This class has dace King. Juhy Best, Madeleine Now iii Library the Mathematics Department, and nHending the Aquaettes meet- D o You Have A With her personality, smile, some forty appiicanta. som ber- been busy learning and using the Amlrault, Kathy Tierney, and Jo 11 teachers in the Science Depart- every Thursday, . In ‘Latin’ Bee and all the other good qualities ship was bised on an organ principlee of freezing. The claas Richmond. • ment. It was also decided at this meet­ Gall possesses, we are sure she teat, original feature or hag already frozen peaches, squaah The next one-act play will be Oreat-grandmother’\ fan might ing that the girls would again help will eucceed in everything ehe at­ story, and English marks. A t _ , and snapbeans. These, along with be making ita debut ik the Man­ a poor family id town have a merry LANDSCAPE Girls were pitted agmnst boys student directed by Jo Richmond. chester High School Library. It ta tempts. out committee consisting of Carol ^ e tomatoes that will be canned It is entitled "Wedding Present.” Christmas by buying them a tree, la a Latin “Bee" held on Friday. Gail Is the daughter of Mrs. Fischer, chairman; Petrine Niel­ thin the next few classes, will be part of a collactlon generotuly Oct. 4. in one of Mr. Lahey'i fresh­ ^ , The cast for this play will be David turkey, gifts and tuppl.vlng a larte Robert Eagleson and the late Mr. son. Jill Diskaq. and Jean Martin, eatan later on when a full meal | i^wson, Kirk Belcher, apd Dianne loaned to the library by Mias Teachei Home Ec I amount of canned goodx. man Latin classes. When the Bee Robert Eagleson of 115 West St. rend all the stories snd marked is prbparqd. Lechaueae. • Marion M. Casey, an English or PLANTING was started, there were sixteen teacher at M.-H.S; -This collection ! Muriel Mikolelt '59 Carol Fischer, '58. them. A limited number had to be Miss ilphnson's three freshmen Barbara Rottner '60 rirla against twelve boys. Mr. taken because of the present size classes are^working on how to pre­ inclii.des several fragrant sanMl- Lahey started the Latin Bee by of the "World.” Carol Fischer pare dlffere'ni paits of family wood fans, a fan from Parla. and a Problem? FRUIT TREES dictating, alternately between boys meal. These ctauea have prepared genuine ostrich-feather fan. and girls, a Latin word and havihg and sampled hoKbiscuiia, tossed English Classes ^It was the custom years ago ai Classic Column Brin^ along a sketch or photo SAVE UP TO i them state the same word In 'the Teepee Tales salads and different, kinds of eggs. dances to have your .partneri of your home and we will give DWARF and STANDARD TREES Ekiglish form. As the first round English to Science JIIINpiskan '60. Write Foreigners autograph the spokes of your fan. proceeded one boy after another Miaa Caacy has a fan of this type 'The Latin department ia glad-1 you all the help we can. APPLES — PEARS ~ PLUMS fell beneath Mr. Lahev's Latin which' li over 80 years did. welcome Mr. Henry Lahey, « ’ " ’ "The Indians Football and soccer Students in Miss Marlon Casey'k tin I tqapher.' vocabulary- words, until the.# were squads have had bad cases o f laat- The smalleit fan in tha display CHERRIES and PEACHES but two boys standing against the sophomore English classes arb Is less, than T inch long. Fan ear­ See Bill Yittner mlnute play. In their laat game Campus Sketches helping to prove the truth of the Latin students are grateful original sixteen girls. It look two neither team started to play thel. rings from Okinawa enhance this STANDARDS Mo-BW ARR I 1 s 7 9 more rounds to dispense with one old saying, "The pen Is mlghUer rainlature fhn. the PTO whoee money gifia have T usual games until after the half­ than the sword." by writing to-pen added Edith Hamilton's books, more boy and four girls—leaving way marks. Both limes, time ran 1. ViUl aiatistics—Height. 5'6; Miss Casey has .accUmulatsd or Warl Herrick ‘. Lifflltod Supply. Cornu nariy. pals from many foi-eign lands.- This about 30 fans all together and has " Ihe Echo of Greece," "The Greek one remaining boy. This one boy but Just before they could come hair, blond; eyes, blue; female: continued to state the word cor­ foreign correspondence promotes been collecting them for a number Way," and others to the tchoal out of the hole. Overconfidence may Noted for: Her high scholastic of years. library. h rectly for exactly three more be a big fault. ability. friendships among the young peo­ rounds, and then went down along ple of different countriei;of the * Carole Rubin '60 Pet Peeve: Pokey people. . Evory day, , before end aft^ir with five girls, leaving seven girls Most seen: With "Dubo." world, and hripa them to learn each Victorious. — Watching the soccer team in *ic- other's ideas and customs. School, there seemed to be lotalbf tion one sees many working hard. Ambition: "Get mv License." buiiness at the. book shelvea Ui CHECK THIS LIST FOR REAL SAVINGS Karen Rivard '61 2. Vitel SUtisUcs-Height, 5'9; The- countries represented by the ChaMenge Offered Most outstanding—Brny Eib. pen pals include: Ha,wall, Mexico, 239 while the sophomoi'c hunted Also the three captains Dick Du- hair, dark brown: eyes, blue; male. for the etory of .Rome's legendj “ - -i Noted for: Being co-captain of Iceland: Sweden: - Fraheeji:’ England,. banosky. Lee Bogi and Bob Daigle, Chile, Argentina, Denmark, and By Seif'AnalyBis Wnga -■ ~ " SAVEUPTOSO^^^^^^^^ Girls’ Glub Elects and back again on the field. Deb the swimming team and partic­ ipating in cross country. Japan. Reynolds. 'The atudenta have recently re­ The Junior accelerated English , Linda Hartwell's symbolic Pet Peeve: Parents that ridicule pie cover and fine references drew Mikoleii President zdl teenagers for the faults of a ceived the qamea of their pen pals, classes of Mr. Gilbert Hunt have MIse Hahnah Jensen rences drew PRIVET HEDGING Dick Williams is back on the few. • and they are anxiously waiting for reed an article by Supreme ponrt many praises — Otherr exeellent •"' t ORNAMENTAL and FLOWERIND TREES FLOWERIND SHRUDS papers in the third period Tlie first meeting of the Junior i after a long absense. Moat seen; Turning over new (he repliea to thqir first letters. • Justice Douglaa which atated that Miss Hannah Jensen has been eriod ciaas Girls caub, under the direction «-f ------| leaves. Mary Anne Beach '60 adversity and chaltenga are the added to the Home Economic De-. were written by Mary Ann Bm 4> Wura . .Now Wuru Now fprcee which have given man his and Jane Oosdz. C Mrs. Cameron, was held- Football, Bob Macintosh has' Ambition: To attend Agricultur­ partment staff of the senior high 1 - m PAUL'S SCARLET HAWTHORN . $7.95 S4.95 RED BRANCH DOGW OOD . ..$2.95 $1.98 al school at UConn. NEW SIEMBERS ADDED greatest and spiritual achieve­ school, dividing her work between Low As *^«2!“ ***l*?; 9 ?^' * ****" some great running. Dig thoie derivatives f r k s Cl The foUo^ng officers were] Sam Foster is also one of the key . 3. Vital .autlatics- Height 5'3; The orcbestra. under the direc­ ments. freshmen and eighth grade, pupils. FLOWERING CRAI APPLES .:. 4.95 2.88 KOREAN SPICE BUSH ...... 2.95 1.98 •lected; President Muriel Mlkoliet. tion of Mr. Robert Vatcr haa 19 'In order for the students In the She received her education at the "Magistrae Camsrbn et OiDstfik backfield men. hair, brownr eyes, blue; female. expectant.” WINTERfERRY ...... 2.50 ‘ 1.98 vice preevdent Pat.ffooney, seers'^ .Mrs. .Ann Vendrlllo Noted for: Her good humor and new members. They are Frank dUaa to add adversity arid chaf- University of Ooraiecticut and has aOWERING CRAB APPLES .... 2.95 „ 1.88 t»!-y Vivian Zolla. treasurer Bev friendllnesa. Boyd, Ed Cain. Donald Cordner, lenge for themselvee 4 ayatem of taught in Ridgefield, Conn., and IN LGTS OF 100 OR MORE SLENDER DOUTZIA ...... 1.98 1.44 METAL Joe Dyer played a ha d game! a new member of the M.H.S. GOLDEN CHAIN TREE ...... 9.95 5.95 Rbillips, c:halrman of the pro­ Pel Peeve: People who are late. Pamela COnnant, Normail Gagnon, extemporaneous talks about their Hollister- Street School. Did you know that the*imjortifl SMOKE TREE .. .:. ... 2.00 .98 gram committee Sheila R.vsin, sgainst Hall. He gave that g a m e ;,u ff ia Mrs. Anne Vendrlllo. She own personalities "was set up.' ?hie Miss ,Iense>i is particularly in. Swedish car haa gdne LatlnJ Most seen: In an M.G. . Nancy Hall, Peter Jsbion. Fran­ Volvo mcana“ k " 1 ■ FLOWERING PEACH . 3.98 2.44 chairman' of the sociel committee everything he had. lome substitute work here in cis Jeaspp. Henry Jessop,. Pat L't- atudenta dlacuas^ Uietnaelvea, tsraated in camp work;-she haa an I roll CORK BARK EUONYMUS ...... 2.98 1.98 LAWN Ambition: To pass Chemistry. Interest In the Girls' Friendly MULTIFLQWER ROSE HEDGING Barbara FF.rgeM. , I, ; Z” „ ... ' English last year and la now teach- 4. Vital Statiallcs—Height 5'10: tte', Al Lyons, Diane. Mather, Tim their strengths and weaknesses, AMERICAN PLANE TREE...... 7.95 4.95 CORK BARK EUONTMUS ... 2.49 “ 1.4S The club will, .meet the first and Ends Jack Jacobs and Pat Mis-.ing General Biology, and science, McKinney, Don McLagan, Robert after which followed a gaheral dit- Camp at Canaan, Conn. She also The only reason on “tlx tr * , tretta are becoming good gridiron | jjra. Vendrlllo studied at Pem- hair, blonde; eyeS, blue, maft.h. likes handwork, such ts weaving. class" got disntissed waS thsa third Tuesday evening, of every Noted 7of: Dancing. Morton, Michele Peltier, Martha cussion of the class about them. JAPANESE FLOWERING CHERRY 12.95 8.95 PORSYTHIA SPECTABILIS ... ..3.44 2.95 RAKES month. For the next meeting on College In Providerfibe and Miss Jensen thinks the high teacher also^ wahte«^ to see , Pet Peeve: People who honk Prentice, Robert Stevenson, uid, Mbst controversial personalities ■ocCer game! U? CUTLEAP WEEPING BIRCH ...... 5.95 5.95 FORSYTHIA'SPRING GLORY ... 3.44 “ 2.95 Oct. 23, a Halloween Party is Al Weiss 581 did her practice teaching in Rock- were Paula Adams, - Bob Donovan, school is "wonderful." She'is not their horns,? '' , William Taylor. only teaching junior high. and CORKSCREW WJLLOW ...... 3.9J Irtanned. . . ' ■vllle, where she no'v Uvea.,. Most seen: With Girls. A new trio has been formed con­ and Lorraine Cormier, . . . .-V . Karin PSarson, '6R 4.95 AMERICAN CRANBERRY ...... 2.95 1.95 .V. Donna Sandals '59 The bualneaa department con- con-1 In her spare time she enjoys gar­ freshman Home Economics In the Only Ambition:Wofld traveler. sisting of Brenda Cole > at ■ the Further'Bdrertily and challenge new building, but she also teaches PURPLE LEAF PLUM ...... • U e e « • 4.95 3.95 PINK ALMOND ...... 2.95 1.95 .siata o f 9 teachers. The Fine and dening. reading.and knitting. Her wae given when each member of There are _now 411 meinbers each Anawera: 1. Dale Robinson ’59. piano. Cyrithla- Treggor ,at the vio­ .Failure to check tn-.the office Practical Arts Department has 8 opinion of the school Is that it Is the student's from St. Alamea ^ sen or desk, ,419 mstabara 4 _JJmittd nipply.. WHITE ALMOND ...... 2.95 1.95 2. Thom as Hyson '58. 3. Jane lin and Diane MsJher playing the the class was given his rank iq school, Who come to the high fallowing aa absence will result teachers whije the Industrial Arts a b-aiitifiil building with a won­ the Englieh CUa.>. the junior class, 712 ibembera df FOR 100 OR MORE T*)va '58. 4.-Eric Swanson '80. cello, school for Horn* Economics. 819 li mw-hatf dsmerlt Department ,has 7 teachers. derful staff. Judy R«fa 'Sfi Jill Diakaa '60 qiaire Carleon '59 the aophomoze class and m ei^ V, I , ■ Alexandra GbunM' '4^ here of the fnikhmaa clasa

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- \. FAGB lOURTBBN MANCHMTiR EVENIKG HBRAM), MAyCHESlpt. OOWW. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 11.1967 i?J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CqNN«/NRTDAY, OCTOBER II. 19B7 PAGE’FIFTEEN BUGS BUNNY be bHss, why aren't more people Velma Holmei, 6S, of Oklahoma jumping selth Joy? City, won first place this year at \ flower aection/but can take their the state fair for a tatted bed­ Hebron _ _ non-fiction______aoui and aimrca mater- Sense and Nonsense Coventry ^ ' -V-. \’ To Speak Here placea on t^t ballroom floor with iai donated is betterXbetter than had H ie Boss— I wouldn't wake you spread it took I 'a years to make. AnswW to Prsvlout Punlil the others/The 1*TA sponsors the been expected. The siphobl has up, Charlie, if it a'eren't impor­ Mrs. holm es is blind, deaf, and Vive La France Chapeau Parly project.yaln’eno A. Scranton fur- ordered reference ^books they m 1953; Th« interview with the pro- crumbled into the dust; tant. Tou're fired! dumb. Salvation A rmy to Canvass nlshea„/music. Claates are being have not been received, 'hie book epective cook wa* well, and Dow lies each stately pillar- SeeU/‘Success’ held Friday evenings consecutively, drive covered three towns, Heb^n, the lady of the hoiiee brought up fo ^ for coniuming rust: A ca o ss DOWN for eight weeks. A small charge of Andover end Marlborough.V . b u i c k s u f e h the queation of ealary. But the temple the teacher School Count Slated \ F O M V1&' CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 1 N'est ct - — ? 1 Portion For Locally Needed Funds By'GOP Women 10 cents a weak Is made to defray s# b b^^^^$ Iflitreaa— How much do you ex­ bullded will last while the agee 2 In s line the closing party expense. .The Iqcal P T A iaspon ioriiif the 4 French coins RADIO, IlEA'TEp^'' pect? roll: t Bearing 1 FIrmaet * ‘Pinafore’ Planned school enumeration again \thls Hebron, O ct 11 (Special)—It Applicant—That depend*. Do For that beautiful unseen temple 1 a Gulls 4 Transmits Ooyenlty, OcL 11 (SpeciAl)—AAOreen-Chobot Post. No, Si! Amer- Rehearsals for "THnafore,’’ the year. The undertaking It 2 you peel or tmfreeae? was Atchild'i immortal aouL 5 Spokan houte-te-houaa cajiynai for tunda ican Legion. A t COS the sales to­ looki aa If Republican women of by Mrs. WajlaceJBrodeur..,.yoi ISSeseegla Gilbert and Sullivan maaterplece,' —Authefahip Uncertain 14 Htrsidic bend S Net nulled, a for tha Salvation Arm y Is under taled yiS.lO; at Robertson School, the town will completely outshine by the local choral society, are people up to 31 will be enumerati 5 8 9 5 5 ^0 9 5 Birildera a Itttcr |4t.B5. FToceeds will go Into the PT! 15 Fish eggs way and ^11 continue through the their Democratic frienda in tha being directed by Alvin Exer, mu­ A Builder bullded a temple, he The old Medico was adviatn|r the 1 Place Mra. Richard W. Granback, aux­ sic supervisor at the rei^onet treasury. IS UnpItesanI* t Single-ceUed next two weeka. Previoua yean iliary national aecurity committee matter of new and styliah mil­ wrought It with grace and eklll. young doctor just embarking on nges linery. A ’’Here’s Tour Hat” par­ echool. The date for Uia preaenta- liORIARTY.a'7£& MdRlARlIY;^'^ organism I t Louvre’s 4t Inlands the drive haa been through mail chairman, was assisted by Mra. naacheater ISvenIng Herald VV- Plllara and groini and arches all his profesribnal career. He began IS Nonsense Mona ----- 41 Gold digger ty. given Wednesday evening at tlpn haa liot been anneunced as S Angers T-oule A. Steullet, auxiliary presi­ bron correspondent. M is *' Susan fashioned to work hit will. Old Doctor—It Isn’t too easy for 20 Destroys I t Dinner course 41 Peru’s eaplttl ■ollcltatlont. tha honie of Mrs. 'Morris Gold­ y e t , id Otherwise dent. Pendleton, telephone 'Academy And men naid at they taw itt the young physician get a Irood 21 Underworld 27 Tropics spider 41 Portent The canvaaa committee includea stein, proved the biggest kind of a Liegion te Install Offloers ' 11 Cape Hot laiach Menu 8-8488. beauty: " I t ne\'er thtll know de- start.. god 17 Peaceful 2S Deeds 44 Expectorate M n . lYuil A . lAift Sr., M n. success. Inatallatlon of officers of Jones- Young boctor—I know that, but 22 Require 4t Roman robo ' The public echoola' hot lunch c*y. 19 Goddsss of the-29 Sharpen George TV. HInkal Jr., M ra Thom- menus for the week follow: Mon­ A large number were present Keefe Post, American Legion, will I'm raising a set of 'whiakera 24 Pen name of 47 Radaet B4'I CRASH K IL L S 4 ".■ri" Great it thy eklll. O builder! Thy hunt 31 Fertilisers aa W. Graham Sr., and Mra. Stan­ day. ravioli, vegetable, fruit; Tues­ -and practically evary woman went Uke place at the Legion Hall .on Chsrlss Lamb jg consumed 13 Puli out 41 Preaerfbad Honiestead A ir Force Baiie, Fla., fame ahall endure for aye." Old Doctor—‘That’s a good be ley Papanoe. J. T.eRoy Schweyer day, frankfurt in roll, potato home with a new* hat. Nobody the Green Saturday evening. ginning. It will help a lot, and I ’ll 16 Baeabell s jg unc|( Tom's threads amount la treaaurer. Thoae not contacted wears a hat nowadays, except Oct. 11 (D-r-Fotir crewtnen died chips, string beans, brownies; Fourth District Commander Ed­ e irly today when a B47 Stratojet A teacher builded a temple, with lend you some of my maganinea Musisl p«< and others 36 Uvt to Stitch may lend donations to him. when they go to church or the .like, ward-Frana of Coventry will do 37 Msrbls . Wednesday, corned beef hash, bomber crashed and burned wrhile loving and infinite care; for 192S to ptit on the table in your Tha committee points out that a spinach, f^achea; Thursday, pork and we suppose there will be quite the Inetalllng. O fficer! to be in­ V - 30 Austria’s 1 11 If taking o ff' from ' this ' sbutheabt E C E .. waiting room. r * 4 a showing in the churches Sun­ Planning each arch aith pa­ 1 1 V r r aubitantial portion of fundi con­ pie with Vegetable, celerj' aticka, stalled are: Commander, O. Rich­ Florida base on a training mission. tience, laying each itone with capital day. THERE'S MORE SENSE TO YOUR DOLLAR- 32 ------Mir, tributed during an annual appeal’ gelatin deasert; Friday, tomato ard Ives; senior vice commander, Base officials said the plane was prayer. "I am not afraid of tomorrow, a li remains in the local eervlca fund Thoce who modeled the hats In­ Warren Holbrook; junior vice com­ Pakistan aoiip, tuna flth sandwichea. Ice Father Flavisa part of the 823rd A ir Division. WH»I YOU SHOF AT THE> N on f praited the unceasing ef­ for 1 have seen yesterday, and 1 to be .used exclusively for local cream. Bread, butter and milk are cluded Miss Benson, who teaches mander, Dr. W. c; Heialer; adju­ mountain IF* ih 1^ Ihigllsh In . the new regional N^mes of the dead were withheld. forts, none knew o f the wondrous love today.”—William Allen Whita 34 Attack needs.’ served with all meals. tan t P. John Perham; finance of­ The crash occurred at l-;20 s.m. as plan. Mra. Gertrude Hagedorn, .pro­ school, and Mrs. Salomon, who ficer, L t Ck>l. Howard E. IY>rter; 33 Card gama i r It A ll persons elected Monday to 4-H Club News gram chairman for tha October the plane was taking off frotn the For the temple the teacher If you are pleased at finding toum boards and agsnciAg must be teaches a commercial business chaplain, Richard D. Gale; and MPoacd m The Happy Doers 4-H Oub will meeting of the Lhdiea of' S t course there, Mrs. .John E. Horton, nnrtheaat end o f -the main run- bullded w et unseen by the eye of faults, you are displeased at find­ 37 Mountain Uks it u ■worn,In by Town Clark Elmore A. have a club birthday parly from Jamas, announces that Father sergaant-ajt-arms. A. William von ‘Way.- man. ing perfections.—Lavater. T. Turklnglon before they can aa- Mrs. H enry C. Oaborn and Mrs. Roemer. TTiere will be a aoCial hour I t Hugs 3:30 p .n ^ to 4:30 p.m. Monday at Flavian, C. P., will be the .-guest Albert W. Hllding. The Misses I 40 Anclant Aston IT IT i l IT gume ^ flce. ^ With refrephmenta, following the HOBBY the home of Mra. Joseph Romano, speaker Monday at 8:15 at S t Marjorie Hall and Susan Wake- Gone la the bullder'a temple. flinre Ignorance la supposed to 4IHslsa gS? Demoentio Town Oommlttea ceremony. N iii 11 leader. Mother! of members have James School Hall. man showed hats for. teenagers Jt!L 42 Victor’s Chairman Albert A. Rossi pointed been Invited. Hostesses will in­ Fathar Flavian, a PaaiioTUtt, la Book Drive Succeeds A COMFLEH LINE OF MODELS opponent also. Ralph Secord, who has been GENERAL MR. TWEEDY * BY NED RIDDLE W~ I Ir out that If any are In doubt tha clude Katherine Brand, Barbara the assistant retreat mastar at A specialspe< feature of the evening 4S Pompous respective party town committee Ravlin, Anna Romano and Ann- the Holy Family Monastery in heading the book drive for the new OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLI 41 Arouse i was the presentation. of a.skit or regional echooU reports . thst the T V SE R V IC E T R i j N S LjSU ' .. / 3k k chairman or tha town clerk may wyn Seits. ' • West Hartford. He will Jtalk about sketch composed by MM. Nell amotionelly be contacted. , HaVeas Batertala retreats conducted for the women drive haa been succeaiful in the Days M A C A Call I I Japaneae w WSksman, which Was supposed to Hi 1) . Church Netca Mr. and Mrs. Waltar 8. Haven especially those held at the Pas- main and haa yielded some 800 or Nights . M SeW Phea Farta PLANES onl'^ 1 MISHt HAVE eyPSCTED IM IS'* \K plant T prophesy next year’s styles. 8)ie 800 books which will be Incorpo­ Wci The Rev. C. Arthur Bradley will entertained about IS members of sionist Retreat Hotise in Peace- had constructed a coat, lu it and T E L . M l S44SS 5 l» HMB.HOOPL*/AUJ , CRUDE. ^ S U R S T FROM A f t s P - SI ••-----Karapr IT 4 t r IT JT rated ih (ha library. He said that lN 6 N E IS H 0OR OF VOOR (Lk, use "lYwysr and Ih s Adult," aa hli the Past Matrons and Past pa­ dale, _R. 1. het to represent this. The skit A Y O U R n v o THROWS SlMCSl € by HiUsr trons Aaan. of Orangaa during a BAHTER/— ALWAYS SPYiNO ?T" i aermon topic during the 11 a.m. Also, at this meeting, printed was enacted by Mrs. Fred Patten rv» VIVSO HERB PALE U Rim dinner meeting Wedneiday eve­ O N L A T E f>\ BRS- Y—AND 34 Fleur d c---- services Sunday in tha Secoitd Cbn- programs of the activities for the and caused e good deal o f laugh­ ' .•’v> " ■■ • INTO iNSierllFiCANCE 55 8 ning at their home on Rt. .31. coming year, togeUier with a Hat \ W i t h t h e e a r s o f a r a d a r vm Bi«. B.A ^ < SB Insects BT ri Jl gragational Church. ter; The event was sponsored by BESIDE IW ff STOCKYARDS •M-II M WET by BM Margarat Cooper and Nancy Amerioaa Leria, Robert Johnson and Women’s Organtaations In Hart-1 morrow at 8 p.m. Degrees will Ralph Boyington, will resume TONIGHT 7:45 ■ ■ ■ ' \5pecial KISSED t h e W R O N O S T A N D IN S l ghaiwood Gordon. ford when Mra. Bsatrios Auerbach be conferred on a class of candt- their sessions for teaching dancing INaVEAD OF SATURDAY NtOlit, tm S WEEK ONLT I W IF E ! T H A T 'S A L L O N L Y and Mrs. Chase Going Weodhouse datea. In Grades 7 and 8 -of - the elemen- G a il'W h ite. William Olennay. M GAMES—4 SPECIALS’—I SWEEPSTAKE -iTHERE'S TO rx.' ' c o u r s e , Q U E S T IO N William Edmondson. Nancy told of thair recent trip to South­ School Menu tary school. They will stress ball­ lioneL tr a in ^ ex 1 D Q I W A N T TO Galinat, A rth u r' Oalinat, Diana east Aaia. The menu for the Ellington room dancing this fa it DEAR A S K ^ Wahmann, Larry Zaiglar, Sahdra Tomorrow avenlrig Mra. Snow schools for next week is: - Mon­ They have held sessions In danc­ Contsina Locomotive,.-^ Cara, Caboose, will be a guest at the Jnstallation PUf! Hotchkiss, Thomas French, Patty day, Spanish or buttered rice, ing for a number of years, giving Tranaformer, Track, Auto. IJprouplbr.... L iwf ei Zelgler, Dorothy Oalinat, Robert of American Legion Auxiliary vsgetablea. sandwiches, fruit, freel'y'.of their time end energy, Papanoe. Richard Kohler, Donna TTiIrd District officert in Bridge­ milk; TYiesday, pork and gravy and tht^rosutta have been highly Limitedr—'N^o Dealers ; ' ^ D Kohler. Norma Lawton and Linda port and mashed potato, vegetables, satfsfactol’j;. The local )"oung peo­ ■ O T H A T Wahmann, fifth year bitre. Taosorrow’a Bveata sandwiches, cookies, milk; Wednes­ ple do not nave to sit in the wall- Tomorrow's avitita include: Pub­ * - ' >'.‘;J.aYa ’^AY’PLAN''--'..•'■'■ ''I ■ RVOF Randy .Olenney, James Oreenlict. day, h o t. dogs and mashed pota­ lic party for Mias Katha Sehwaig- to, vegetables, sandwiches, cake ENIT F SEASON SALE John Galinat. Gary Lawle, Mark 90 French. Richard... GiUnat.. . Bruce ar af Bavaria. T:80 p.m., Coventry and milk; "njuraday, soup, cheese you brf your wbIH, Or. Mr. 6>iih ON t i m e Hotchkisa, Kathleen Woods. Philip Grange' Han; Jfc'yceia'Juhidf'TaeKt. and' crackerii, sandwichea. pudding Club, to .«.m „ Glenney Park club- and milk; Friday, fish sticks, po- ew Mp you well yeuripeMemeuI.'* ' U Gronback. Alan MenacI, Marion t l l Woods, Edward Perkins, Bruce house; dance fo r local taenagere : tato, vegetables, sandwiches, ULSMY W ______Givini It A Try BY V. T. HAMLIN White, Malcolm White, Ronny only, t p.m'., Nathan Hale Com-f fruit and milk, V ^ COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO Kohler, fourth year bar. munity Center; Uriel Lx>dga, AF [sowTjcaooF feohcnyfBWB andAM. 7:30 p.m.. Masonic Hsll FREE ESTIMAnS . OEnSONM. . [ AABJMBM *«e asm Susan Hicking, Ahan Schmidt, Manchester Evening Herald El­ ■oMrren fouk COACH, WHATS THIS I „,BUT THOSE hornets Merrow; filing properly declara­ LVO KbW Sr^ Richard. Kingsbury, Carol Hicking. lington correspondent. Mra. G. F, ^Arthur Drug Sttris^ iBMSnfifODC/OKAl ^ouriRviNOfr M X S OF READ IN THE PAPERS ABOUT WON'T KNOW— UNTIL tions, t s.m. to 4:30 p.m.. North M t f t l MTFAtStVF , COTTON NOT PLAYING Nancy Karker, Juna Martin. Suaan Herr, telephone TRemont 8-9818. ilto AL ▲M a atoato Ab.A.sto A ▲ ^ |m d w \our\ F in w a c l if O t m E / HE ENTERS Coventry Firehouse. eVK/ PRACTICE,,, TOMORROW?,//WE HAVEN'T Mamet, Joyce Schnetl, third, year A CHANCE WITHOUT bar. ■ Advertisement — '5 i H o m Y s w m m HIM, YOU KNOW,' ^— IB w w a William FtpahOt, George Carp^ " .408 CtHItt ST. ST OMWOlO '•'Sarah's Beauty Nook now open. enter, 'Richard Papanoe, Lynn Cedar Swamp Road, North Oven- Howland. Krietlne Glenney, Chris­ try. Phone P I 2-4677 for appoint- Ml M |f4 (»r,MI T-9700 tine Gronback, Stephen Galinat. mante. AH branches of beauty cul­ Brian Lawii, Elaine Oreenleaf. FLAVOR ture. Sarah NothnicK, proprietor FLAVOR ippp m Russell Amidon, Hanna Jane PARTY Kingsbury, Linda Schmidt, Pamela Mancheetcr Evening Herald NO. 1 NO. 2 Green, William Peracchio. Ray­ Covfiatry correspondent,. Mrs. F. ICE CREAM mond Amidon, Thomas Papanoe, Pauline Uttio, Plllgrim 2-8881. FRESH F|ESH; John Hfawland. Charlene Gill. Robin Potter, Roland Newman, Get tome real soon at Lynn Mamet, Richard Lawton. •ANANA your aeareat Royal Tea FUMRKIN Louie Gill, Linda Gronback, Ro- Ellington Cream dealer stdre— berta -'Klnfabury: ' -Busart' •Potter; ---- e -r>...... Atwaye very -I*-plate, - quarts, ■■ -bait. Heeeetitiag-aea LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS Brian Schnell, Mary Ella Zelgler. L if l C l l C S I j C S V C C popular! gallons, gallons and and different! BUZ SAWYER -Thomas Newmen, second year “ brick. A. BY ROY CRANE Daniel Andrews. Leonard An­ dress, Patty Oalinat, Douglas Given at Grange tiunt HKHEfOMACOHN ■WriTWLllI ooiHtnoAMNrs OF COURSI YOU MEM4T WEa M njzsaam~AMP wiurBB Hotchkiaa, Patricia Tniaman. APSMPBMT. ' I WIU FOR STIRRIHG SUPPLYING IS ARMS ID DO THEIR Ellington. Oct. 11 (Special— wwnt a v i m m i m o WIMDlOtMRlUllS RIDDING. B IT NOW WE ARE Thomas Hicking, Martha Paradis. ^fh o ip O lJL Ice Cream Go. md ohr OUTLAWS. TROOPS HUNT U5 Bonnie Borden, Alfred Gill. Mar- I ^ e |ocal_Grange held _e meeting mm*, ela Morris and Jean Murdock, in the Towm Hall Wednesday j HRot m torn. LIKE WILD AN' >ALS. OUR HOMES MANUFACrURERA OF ORFITBLLI’S "SFCMONr . ARE GONE, OU FAMILIES flrst year pins. night at 8 p.m. and following ths j SCATTERED. OES Meets Monday regular business session ths L a - ! 13 WARREN STREET—MI S-88M " Cimax Chapter, OES, will hkve dies' Degree initiated 10 candi-1 a special meeting Monday in the. dates from towm and some from I Masonfe Hall in Merrow. "Itiere, Vernon and Enfield. will be a aupper at 8:30 p.m. fol­ ' Refreahmenls were served by j lowed by a reception for Grand tbe committee in charge. Ruth Mrs. Doris' Hsll of Storrs. 'The third and fourth degree Defense Stnnips Sold will be CQpferred by tha. mixed de­ A toU l o f $58.65 In U.8. De­ gree team In two weeks. Here's The Price fense Savings Stamps was pur^ AshUae Quito Poultry Work chased by pupils at Coventry r Francis Ashline of Davis Avc. You've Been Waiting /^or Grammar School Tuesday . and wild has worked at the Eastern Robertson . School Wadneadav. States poultry depertment ‘for lEPPCOBB BY PETER HOFFMAN sponsored by th i Auxiliary to the many years, has resigned and ■•n; MICKEY FINN Final! N a M . ME T-THOM IT WAS -■c^C. LANK LEONARD HMMNC/...UH- FOOmWSM PWMeLYJUCT, MT, PUFFy-TNINK MV WIFE IS WELL BUT SOME OF THE w iw ry f TMIMOC^.X SOMiSTRW OF YOUR WIFE-AKP PROVIDED FORl GREATEST STARE OF FOB THE VERT FINEST IN TMKrSC COULD H M ALLEYCMT _ AU1M0IEMEN WHO AND THE MEN THE GAME HAVE . FOUOW ..O t NDUR . HAVE WORKED IN WWF ICAN HAVE THE FOUR-PUTTED A GREEN QUALITY USED CARS ■M ME ALL MASMATION/ GARAGE -FOR VEAFi! - ALWAYS SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION ‘ ' THE SKY 'OARAGlif IM -AHPTHEV PiOKTCO GTAVIH^HERE HOME.» . 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HOUSE frm th XNowT No more aptu^ng ^ “ ^TlUUMEggTOUTWPSirtlOaO wNi m o r r ir A T WE owh OPUWD,tKTUMXf OOttPlETUiO / WHO COME FKCEl nwrO NOW HE SUIT YOU* loooowcrr slock iHr->/gHSMg .with T fotty for matchatl No more OmO^tmuMT PAEULOliE f KUM E'. WHAT bending or atpoping to fO K fw e * m M im e h i 0 light oven or -broilor! A l a r d ,/ tiny pilot automaticallj^ lights gaa the irtatant you turn any heat control died! Csk«s and pastries with that hoine-Biade flavor and Automatic ahut.-^(r pro-' even-fresh Koodnesa. Make an eceaaion really apedal vents flow of gaa'to oven witlLeur ioperior baked geoda. if.pilot light is out. ■ i WEEKEND STECIALS AiMitati Wkiii CnMBn Fits And look at tho*o plug loaturogi RANANA • FINEAFFLE • CHOCOLATE '• AAoeiaielb 34V^'Oven • Infleite Cooking Heeti , RASFIERRY CHEESE FIE • 8u8-Oui Spood Broilor • Suro-Crip Knobs MOSTY MEEKLE Yeg, Hc’e Very Odd! BY DICE CAVALU THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Many Reasons BY WILSON SCRUGGS DATENUT DREAD . * Eloetrte Oeck-Timor • Griddle (opHenol] sMrF..MfHArFaM WHATA«TMN0E ■ANANA DREAD Other Modela On Display in 30” and 36” 8fxo WAKE UP AND IPVOUteGOINC MAN HS IS TO GET THOSE FEET P * ^ vV t o t a k e a n a r WQMf K R OFF THAT OeSK, Me.KOMEB, , .OPEN SUNDAY 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. ‘ MEEKLE/ WOULPNlVtXK WEEKDAYS 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. The COUCH BE MORE J CLOSED ALL PAY MONDAY COMfDRTAHE? WE SPEOIALIZB INt BIRTHDAY CAKES, WEDDINO ‘ GAKIX, COOKY m ATS, inC.—TEf. MI e-itia APPLIANCE MKE BARN SHOP S42 Adams Ste—Plione ]MI S*896« 448 UAU FO RO BOAO—iNEAB MeKBB STREET 4, • - • i‘K ‘ ' I ’ *TWf , \ JOSEPH S. LUCAS. Frop. ana Baker ., Open 10 A.M." to .9 P.M.

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Kubek^s Boot lAxvs It to MaitAgM- O torg e BCiteball to la«vq m Momer na- Casej^ H eaps PraisejC TV Honors Too Filled Burdette Juet Too Much tunfed in hla quest to keep the MuaelMutor Marchnuto maomg tin Series Notes top semi-pro football tonma hi Near EbitofiA Early 'thla WMh By TED MEIR Thanks to the gieatest bit of cluteh pitching since Harry Breeheen of the St. Louis Cardinals set down the Boston Hurt Yankees whoa It was learned that lUllhaek Tammy Thompaaa may ha lost ew Tork, Oct. 11 (S’)—Mil- New York. Oct. 11 lAh - Milwau­ By Loyal Fans tor the halaace of too soaaoa haeausa o f a tom aailllaga In hla :ee not only won the World Red So.\ 11 yeai’.s ago in the World Serie.a the Milwaukee knea. Mitchell Immodlatoly aaeurad tha aanieaa af Jimmy Reach, Oh Managing Rival I frpm New Tork on the kee'! Bravea not only took the fat Braves are today the rulers of all baseball. The bigge.st hero New York, Oef, 11 (fl*)— end of the World ftertee-splIC^ut one of the finest backs ever to gnulnato from Manchester Hlfdli field the Wisconsin Of Champions is Lew Burdette, a gangling, twitcihing righthander who did^jThose who want to aecond Seheol. City Vlso won the television as Individuals they also were look­ guess the 1957 World Series New York.'Oct. 11 (/P)—Casey Stengel, the loser, heaped laurel! ing forward today, to a bright not agree with the club’s terms last .spring and sat out Roaeh, the locals' top grenad galaer last amaea, will make fcia games put on the green future. Juat, shout every Milwaukee, Oct. 11 (/P)— considerable time diuinR apring't’------:------can concentrate on the third first 1951 start with the MeKhanta. Sunday aftamosu at Mt. Nebe praise on his victorious rival manager, Fred Haney, after training. Burdette and the front against the unbeaten .CUntea Free. Klckeft la adiednled at 9iS# NBC-TV network from the city player on the new world champions The Brave.\-en longer and louder waa hu<’ Saturday,\ Sunday and Monday addition to winning 17 gamea New" York 'Yankees. guardian. But aside from the youngsters since the song of the during the regular Keeaon, Bur­ facture a run and th'en to the never pralee of the three-game wnnnlng "Game fellow" la about the — far eurpiMsed those from New - ,Tony Kubek. Bobby Richardson to be forgotten ninth. If Yogi Berra had caught John­ There's little doubt that the eturdy and fleat-faatod Beach wfll pitcher, .1 ^ ' Burdette. York. Juet \ as on the field In Valk.vries ha.s .such a sound dette pioved to he the man in the ny Logan's* pop foul bark of the prove a capable replacemeat at the fullback epet. highest Accolade Stengel ran and Jerry Lumpe—and the man clutch in the World Series. His Yogi Berra, who injured hia hfaklng the usual visit to the bestpw on a ball player." yesterday's hevenlh and deciding who became a' topflight pitcher been heard in the land. * throwing arm eaiiv in the game, plate there would have been two winnen’ dressing room after the game It was virtually no con­ this yeai-. Boh Turlev. most of thej "I thought," said one hsro whom three i-onqueala pioved to lie the! out. no runs in, and Bob Hazle on final game yeeterday. Stengel of­ Haney^ naturally, singled nut test tij-nhe opinion of this view­ decidin factor in the “Brave.a’ , W P P 'f. p** McD«u- himself and his pisyera calmy. the Yankees have little going for ‘ even fi%-e years in the home of the foul to three game edge'f® '^ '"*'*, * »» *<* "'"S'* to center !"'»«• fered more than the congratula­ er. them. In fact. New York general I Braves had left iinprepar^to fare over'ufe 'new^ Yorl7Vankeea'7or Kubek hoi,red'tocenter^ndA'.ron • And a moment later, if Tony, tions and good wishes demanded Braves clubhouse was. in fact, a The camera\ posiUons were manager,' George Weiaa. iindoubt-1 roaring voirea, "That .you ?he 195? ^achaTl c r o X r i P »' *" Pocket for "»». ‘ ^rown high to by custom. rather quiet place, ronsidcring ^ better placed a^ Milwaukee and the 1957 baseball iro«n. I Coleman singled ' •'"Dr Coleman trying for a doub e -‘ that its occupants hsd Just won i edly has some pay cuts in mind. 1 had to die in battle to gel this kind the second out. Coleman Singled "Ton did ^ great job all the way. the \1ews. undel^ the direction “ _ of a welcome." tn right, and McDougald, playing play on I»gan's grounder the NYLON TIRE SALE baseball's highest honor and a ! Yesterday afleinoon before a If I bad to lose to. anyone, I'm glad of Harry Coyle, eSme over sharp I = j , ,,.u j ! But Valhalla was never like this. it safe, held up at second. Byrne's Bravea might have been retired It was ypUj" Stengel told the man jackpot amount to about 19,000 and clear on my black and white Lew Burdette, Ibst righthander, homecoming chairman Ben crowd of 81.207 which set a new acorelesa. ' apiece — some 13,000 more than I who showed up three times too all-liine lecoid for total- attend­ liner over second was knocked who became- Milwaukee manager screen. In contrast the telecasts 1 Barkin. "I hate to think what down by Felix Mantilla pn a great No Second Guessing In June. 1956. and whose team won each would have received if they ' from the Yankee Stadium were often as far as the Tanks y'**'* ] ^-ould have happened if we'd had ance of 391.712 for the seven But there waa no second guess­ ■r* ■ I 9 ' TIRE and TUBE $ 2 0 7 7 theWorld championship in his first had loet. I conewned waa doing more than I ^ ,^11 cele- games Burdette mowed down the play and the bases were jammed. made In color cam^aa and did Had Mantilla not tipped the ball a ing the fact that I-cw Burdette, the You G ot; ^ full season as pilot. The' players were ean’ing (he not come over so wqll in black looking ahead. He was talking in , •• Yankeea with the authority of a fidgety Biavea pitching atar, white­ I\o Place for a Yankee in This Scene "Your team was great and high Jinki for their return to Mil- 1 the. •harpahooler on the firing range nm would have scored. Now the 'and white. The camei^a crew in <" «''’ »> happened: sacks were all jampied with Yan­ washed the Yankeea for tha aecond New York Yankeee' Jerry Coleman, left, ignores Jubilant Milwaukee Braves aa ha runs to dugout at 1 .-~ A NyloR Tiro Haney managed better than waukee. Milwaukee, where alk cameras pitchlni^ yeaterdaya .5-0 lictory!i-ictory! , Whe;i Turned and when the final out entered the straight time a feat that matched Stengel.” Haney, naturally, singled out that clinched the ceries for Mil-1 bonks the Braves hsd chalked up kees and there were two outs and Christy Mathewson in hi# heyday end of yesterday's World Series game which produced a new world’a championship team. The were used to four in New Tork, Milwaukee, which holds within up stepped Moose Skowron. Bravea shut out the Yanks. 5-0, and the mob scene here la just the start of the Jubilation which As for Burdette: "He’s the beat Burdette for his highest praise al- were not colorcast. waukee. Lou Perini. Braves' own­ its metropolitan area about a mil­ a 5-0 victory over Iheir favored 52 years ago- :and won hla third 2. —A Now Tubo er, was bugging Burdette, and a was climaxed with a mammoth 'welcome home demonatratlon by fane aa the team arrived back In N EW DESIGN pltelier we’ve faced," C^eey said I though he admitted he considered, One of the cameras \ set up lion souls, turned out moat of them rivals. Only twice during the series victorj' and the World Milwaukee last night. AP Photofax.\ **Nobody"Vni rve seen alnce “I took over I removing the pitcher in the ninth' pbotogi-apher was taking their pic­ regular American League season Returning tn the lineup first tn championship for hia team. 1 by WTTdJ-TV In Milwaukee was sarly last night, and kept them out the role of a pinch hitter in the aev- 3. —A Tripk' GiiorMtoo FIRST QUALITY this chib has stopped us this way. { inning. on s 30-foot tower behlbd the ture. "Send me a dozen of those late. The downtown area—-sched­ the Yanks were whitewashed but The third inning that derided He's a game fellow and not afraid 1 "If he could cook. I'd marry prints for contract signing next the fidgety working Burdette ac­ enth and then staying in the lineup everything staiied quietly when Also Fits Tubeless Rims FACTORY FRESH centerfield fence. It gave a won­ uled to see a parade of the world at firat base. Skowron found a fat to throw one ov'er the plate and I him." the leamy-faced Milwaukee I derful view from behind the •prlng." lAw told the photogra­ champions after thbir arrival be­ complished this feat in less than Burdette popped to Kubek. 'Then make you htt it.” ‘ manager chuckled. j pher while looking at tha Bravea' seven games, beating the Yanks by pitch and drilled It down the third Hazle lashed a single to leftfleld. tm u m pitcher. Although such.a camara hoes. gan tn clog with humanity in mid- I ba.se line. How Mathews ever got Indians Face Raiders," provided similar shots diiring margins of 4-2 and 1-0 before the 1 “ f " ' V ' ’ This brou^dit up Logan. When You Buy FISK efternoon. By the time the Braves’ clincher. 1j *’*"hla Yloveglove on the ball I'll never He sent a foul into the air behind airplane touched down at 7:30 p.m. the Yankees' regular seuon Coming back yesterday with ,! know. . The third baseman then the plate. Berra started uncertain­ home g^mes, it was not tVed Red Schoendienat. whose 19.56 (CSTI there were 250.000 people bag forcing the ^Lew Thought He Made Yankees salary waa set by the New York only two day'a rest, the handsome j *t*PP™ _ . . . . ly, changed directions and then n in an area roughly two hlocka wide less during the New Tork blond tossed a seven hitter *nd i; runner *° **^* ^ * raced for it only to see the ball h e r a l d l e a g u e Hinders Drills BRAND NEW DESIGNS because Of the colorcasts,' ti I Ithat'i what they were them and two miles long along Wiscon­ ' Standings I Giants will probabl.v via m-lth Bur- was the master throughout al- f!™ ' World Berlea win Twice In drop to the ground six feet from hla nlcal experts said. sin Ave. Not a wheel turned in this though he made more than his I Tf'**",?, Mathews made grasp. W. L. FRESH FACTORY STOCK After Fine Showing in 1950 Another camera post Cion tha'^ ! dette for the biggest pay hike. In- area for hniirs. By PAT BOLDUC ! cldentally, Schoendienit's absence _ ahare of luck in tha. ninth Inning I'*"^*“ *;*'” * "'"P* "1 loat sight of It.” he aaid after­ [ Rulers ...... 4 0 made the igilwaukse view Meanwhile at the airport. 10.000 wards. "Maybe I blinked my eye." ' Pointers .3 1 Trying to concentrate on an undefeated opponent is RLACKWALL ' from the lineup because of a groin : jammed the'temlnara' piers, decks whan the Yanka staged a do or die j ""'"'"fu - New York, Oct. 11 (JF)— Beck in 1930, Lew Burdette outstanding was the one behind\ rally. Burdette's two shutouts , Needless to say. b^lam broke Then Logan sent a grounder (ojBendays .1 3 enough to keep a football coach busy during the week but Bala the screen directly in back to I Injury, waa emphasized in the first, g„d roof and another iO.OOO Mast. thought he had made the New York Yankees. "I gave up w . marked the firat time in 52 years loose from the moat' enthusiastic Kubek. who picked' up the ball j Agates .0 4 .000 Manchester High’s Coach Walker Briggs has been con­ B in Bug. Pr. Price home plate. VteWera could look I Inning yesterday when the Bravea, | .^-armed out over the field. When crowd of the entire series. The smartly but tossed so high to Cole­ Opening night results d the I for the aecond straight day. mesa- ^^e doo, of the chartered United In series play that a pitcher had fronted with another problein 5.70x15 97.55 1E17 only one run in 19 innings of exhibition ball,” the three-game right over the shoulders of the performed the feat. Christy Braves were simply mobbed and man that he had to leap into the Rulers sweeping all fog points Wm*ld Series winner reminisced before taking off for Mil- umpire and catchar. Thera was a : ed up a rundown play that would j x ir Lines DC 7 MainlFiief opened the stadium police were no match air. Coleman promptly fired the from the Agates and tj»r U»^ Pointers trying .4o get hla Indians ready for*’ 7.10x15 31.00 19,77 probably have been an out had, Manager Pre,l Haney ap- Mathewson was the firat when he Saturday's CCIL contest against TUBELESS NYLON YSOxlS 84.15 91.77 * waukee last night. camera behind home plate at pitched the Giants to not two but for the hundreds of spectators who ball to fiiat. failed to touch taking a 3-1 verdict overer the Ben- Yankee Stadium, too, but it gave Burdette En Route to Third Victory I the redhead been quarterbacking what little in the way of were asvarming all over the field. secofid a.s he did so. Kubek was days. Joe Salernisy i 2 i and Burt Meriden at 2 o'clock at Mt«Nebo. b : AOEWALL 8.00x15 87.05 99.77 "9ut do you know what Casey I the defense. formal ceremonies had been pre- three shutout wins agsinst the Since Monday, lineman Joe 5.00x15 95.85 15.77 Staiigal called me? a downward view from the PMIadelphia Athletics. Burdette The rest is now history. charged with the error. Even at Harmln 125 chalked up the top Men. Bale pressbook and pitchers could not Ball is released from hand of big Milwaukee. Brave righthander I.*w Burdette aa he delivers pitch “ pared were awamped along with Milwaukee's victory waa the that Manager Caaey Stengel of the single scores. ' , Dyer, co-captain, Jim Delaney, " ‘Hey, you,’ he’d yall tf he want- “ a New York Yankee batter in seventh and deciding World Series game yesterday. (AP Photo- was the first atarter since Stanley Larry Grove. Bill Liepla, Pat Mla- B., Size Bug. Pr. Price WHITEWALL be accurately judged ia balls and I And' leat we forget amid the the televiaion rrevi-a and camera- ColaveskI of Cleveland to .start greatest thing that could happen Yankees thought the throw caught ad me. I don't even know if he tretta and backs Sam Foster and 6.70x15 atrlkes'because of the angle. publicity given to the Tanka' ail- men. and win three straight games. to baseball. Logan at first. MERC^NTS LEAGUE 97.35 17.n 5.70x15 88.80 . 91.77 remembered, my name. That spring ing Micke.v Mantle and Bill 8knw-1 Lew Burdette, who pitched his John Campbell have mlaied sev­ 7.10x16 30.00 15.77 9B.I7 he had eyaa only for Tom Morgan. Twenty four consecutfve score­ However, when the dust settled, / Standings 7.10x15 37J)0 ron. tha Bravea played the'aeries second straight shutout and hia eral practice aessiona becauae of 7.60x15 39.85 91.17 -49.75 f U - n Tom waa hia boy and he didn’t less innings were chalked up by there was Hazle on second and 7.60x15 I without Billy Bruton, the regular third straight triumph against the Stadium Smokr Rings txigan on first and only one out. At / W. U Prt. illness and defensive halfback Karl 8.00x15 36.65 95.77 *5.00x18 44.80 .97,77 even eee me." the big righthander who was Comrminity Press ....7 1 .875 Relchelt- has also been among the Hart Sets Recdrd I centerfieider. The Braves’ first Yankees to clinch the world cham­ Lew Burdette threw so many thla Junctu’’e Mathews crashed a WHITEWALL Burdette had worked hla way up named the aeries' outstanding goose eggs st the Yanks the Bomb­ DarVi Dairy ...... 6 2 .750 missing because of a recurring jraves’. Miracle Complete I string first baseman. Jne Adcock, pionship todav waa grealed by an star. During the winter months It double to rlghtfield that scored UucowBUbf^ Retd ,throi^ thr Taak-eimitt staridag nuUkh lady named Gloria 'YYhlla Haale and Logan. This finished W ^te Glass ...... M 4 ..500 groin Injury. .Brigga. in. at Laut .ILTQxlS. JU.56.. F L lt. 'in 19^ at Norfolk.hi.^the Piedmont As Harri erf Will was atm not phyaieaJty" awma, and has been estimated that Burdette ers miHit think the Braves" hero -ts' yfe'a Soda Shop'!73 S ' iiindwijMVBnw^ the Braves' aca lefthander. War­ 'niimder. who with friends from thp a farm er...The 1957 series was Don Larsen, the perfect no-hitter .575 thankful that none of the ailing 7,10x15 85.75 95.77 League. But he didn’t make the will earn more than * grand for Howard’s Landscaping.i2 6 .2,50 playera are aiifferihg from the 7.60x15 40,95 24 Mm Uio er Sparked along by Tom Hart's ren Bpahn. «'aa a flu victim af- Winnebago Indian Dance C2ub had aach of the 24 runleaa frames he the third in a row that went seven star of the 1956 aeries. Bobb^ 95.77 club. In fact, he pitched just one been entertaining the airport Shantz relieved him. / Morlarty Bros...... 2 6 .250 Aaiatic flu. 5.00x15 44.80 95.77 UuUng, gave up three hits and one record-breaking Ume-of 18:90 over Thanks to Lew’s Magic Wanid 1 ter a-lnning the fourth game of the waa Involved !n. games'. .Of all the trades and deals 30,000 Miko. i aenei. crowd with victor.v dances. that were discussed during .the Hank Aaron greeted Shantz ^ t h League - leading Community "But with so many boys miaa- nm for a 9.00 BRA. the fHastwnbury couraa, tha Man­ • a single through the m id d le ^ the Press maintained Its one-game chester High croSi country aquad Burdette came out of the en­ 'Die team that wasn't supposed aeries none have taken place aa ing each day," Briggs explained "Bitter T Ha. What’s there to be New \York, Oct. 11 (iT*)— ^36, can be called old and he ap-nuve. Johnny accepted »* chances’ _ . , counter draped with wampum— y e t.. Yankees not expected to be diamond, scoring MaihetysT and margin over Dart's Dairy with a during yesterday’s workout at tha H SURE — H SAN . bitter about Pm on top of the placed six runners in tha 10 to crack—the Yankees did and Milwaukee’s miracle i.*! now! pears mdestmctibie flawlessly, several of them of the Haale, the Milwaukee rook- that's money, pale face, in tha around next year ape playboy Don Wes (3orington dropped Texas | 3-1 win over Howard's Landscap- Weit Side Oval, "we haven’t been INANYWIATHER world now. Anyway, It'e ail part en route to a 35-82 victory over Oddly enough, it was Spahn's' speclacuiar variety. He participat- '* flash who broke out of hia le- the biggest damaging blow came in leaguer into center, AiO’bn aciicirot- ing While the Dairymen also Glaattmbury Wednesday after­ form of woven beads - and his the third frame when the Bravea i '';L* *"'* able to do much work, offenaively of the game.” com pletei The miracle man is illness that gave his roomie and| *d in half of the 10 Milwaukee dou- vies hitting slump yesterday with mates found something in the ...... '" r third. Aaron Scored (he i pinned a 3-1 decision over Moriarty noon. The win waa the fourth, scored four of theirtb.i,. five markers___ 1, __ Colemsn. The latter, one of the and defensively, In preparation ‘Rie Tanks recalled Burdette in Fred \(M(erl1n) Haney with buddy, Burdette, an opportunity to| ble-playa. kta'o solid hits, didn t know how sight that might prove omlnoue tn flnest"men"tb ever'play"'with the *"<1 ^*""1 run/bf the inning j Bros. Vic’s Soda Shop completed for the unbeaten Red Raidera. At 1961 and promptly dealt him to the third in a row, for Coach Paul With one out. Bob Hazle coTTecTed FISK RANCHER Lew Buri^ette his magic pitch his third game of the aeries | fJovington proved the defensive ’’ "** ” ^^ ***''**"’'^ " * * ’ writ- General Manager „ John Quinn . at Yankees, is expected to accept an ! Torre/sent s chopper | the night with another 3-1 victory the moment we expect to have Beaten Bravea. along with 9^000 Phlnney’a Red and Whit# har­ in the finale, and hia second in! surprise of the series. Saddled with the game that he really contract time this winter, his first hit In 11 trips, a shot executive post while Collins is go- i'® Coleman whoFosaed to Gil Me- i over White Glass, everybody except Grove on huid riers who have also loat threa w and. JuBt five years after FROVIO for Johnny Sain. He’s been a four days. a good-hil. /lo-field reputation, the about having gone 0 for Unfurled at the airport wars to the opposite field for a left- ing into business for himself. As Cougald, forctqg^ (Jovlngton at sec-1 John Morton 126-346. Ken Sea- Saturday although we can't expect Brave since. times this aeaaon. the franchise shift from Boston tq handed batter. Then Johnny I»gan ^ W INALL WIATHIR How Burdette fared in’ the final young leftflelder left the Yankees, Actually he had been held hit- the first of the banners which re­ for Larien. well - enough said?. .. ^ ! 1*" 776-336, Frank Larson 126, some of the players to perform at A rangy—but not befty^six feet Bmle Irwin (14:33>, Tom Hjfs what yesterday must have been grounded tn third and Tony Kubek. fifth/Braves run'. Just so. BUI Chapman 343 JIMMY DELANEY game, and in the entire aeries, gaaplng with two glittering catches t" 1® at bats, peated the lame message for Of ihe 15 series that went seven ' and Charlie top speed. Then again who. knawa Indian UnemaJi ★ ON A a ROADS two Inches, Burdette is a natural son (14:38) and Bobby Kwaali the most hyaterical baseball city a rookie, in his haste to get the Irina the cake, was Del Ecabert 337 turned in the best in the world, the Braves rose from for that matter, is now one of the and a tremendous throw that cut - — miles; gamea the Yanks were involved in I "’ "vh how many others will suddenly bom eomadlan, Ha never is at a (14:88) finished fourth, fifth and "Welcome back to Bushville." throw to second to start a possible six. They won three and dropped CrandallkThomer into the leftfleld be missing from school Friday or. MIIUeMiar loss for words and usually can sixth, reapecUvaly, behind the loe- a frustrated.badly disorganized more glorious psges in World Se­ off at least four runs. j Hank Bauer wasted no time in double play, threw high. Gerry stands/in the eighth with two out quite hii^ly of thair starting back- seventh place team to proud, pow­ ries history. This term of opprobrium—used a like number...The Braves are how many will be confined to bed r u K think of a witty answer to a ques­ ^*TU' Prank Moore (18:58) and Tom ‘ Rock « f Gibraltar setting a new aeries record for Coleman had to leap for the ball and tne bases emptv., THURSDAY HOUSEWIVE’S field of quarterback Pat Papen- rm g k , erful world championship outfit opprobriously by a Yankee spokes­ the first Western team to win the Saturday?” drea, fullback Joe Cannato, left tioner. lAngdon (14:20). , Sarasota Reoldent Crandall was the rock of Gibral- ■ *" *<-<>n»«'utlve games He man when the big shots from tha and it jiulted him off the base. He series since the St. Louis Cards Never Really Threatened StM dings that eUaga to lejr . qr Other Indians In tha a a 1 e c t with a future a^ bright as the new tar behind the plate and hia strong Burdette a first pitch, making he Yankeea never reallv ihiteal- . Meriden haa already rolled over halfback Sandy Ssndell and right When newsmen found out he The 30-ycar-old rjghthander Bronx bWiahed off a polite civic still had time to lag the base but bumped off the Red Sox in 1946 - W. L. Pet. toeaa. ttraaaM r grto was going to pitch the final game group included Skip Griffin (9) Russian satellite. ^ from Nitro, W.Vs., who now makes /hed until theie were two out In Middletown 18-0 and Windham 23- halfback George Thielman. Pap- throwing arm mowed down «H ,reception oh theiru w il|-etarred visitv.mt didn't and for once the umpires 11 years ago. Bo\vl-a-Deai’s ...... 10 6 .825 13. Altlneugh boaatlng one of their when ather Una sif with two daya rest, they asked 14:55 and Bud Beiineft (10) 15:12. Make no mistVke about it. This his home in Sarasota, Fla.,.noLonly the ninth inoinA, At .lbia .lale stage, endrea has tallied one touchdown three would-be Yankee base steal- | w^clt Mtlwajikee last week - ha# been didn't call the automatic out at Bowi-a-Jeu r7;;'.T;'.".i0—6 .625 amaH^t'texms in reeem-yexM,-the- him hww he felt* — The -loeala were achedoted to en­ was a standout, team that came became the first starter alncie era. Torre, a fancy Dan armrad [ However, Hank m the bifrgh second. Coleman lifled a throw to W alt Siichy and Cliff Keeney/bf with McDougald resting forlornly this- season- while 'hia"teaimnates' Pinups ...... -.9 7 .563 Rer runs j man’s grounder. Then Lea’ got up ever in Yankee pin stripes, tan phia, A AUTO FISK he took epuraea In real estate man­ The buildings will be supervised got both now. Including a chip on, With the exception of Hank '*" Yankees' 12-3 rout/qf the ■And he stayed there. coln and others. and unsung Eddie Mathewa, a Agree to Rematch w. L. agement last winter and hopes to came Bobby Shantz and Iftnk Ii sharp fielding third baaeman. .Outings ...... 10 6 Paris—Tanny Camp, Philippinaa, EDDIE’S SERVICE by the' following men: Bob Neil, the shoulder that comM from the Bauer’s leadoff double, no extra Braves in Milwaukee last Satur- “The big shots with tha big 851 OaMaad St. -Ml 1-1908 get hla license wltljln a few weeks. knowledge that they !ara cham­ Aaron greeted him with a single be­ Clambakea ..,, .. .8 8 and Roger Cappato, France, drew, AIRBORNE Community T : Gene Johnsorb West base hit was made off him. i da.v. talk,” a scholarly orator at tho Hartford, Oct. 11—Rival Hart­ tween the second '’ *** "•tr : Cagey Casey Stengel reached Receptions ,,.. ...8 8 10. Bantamwelghta ' He also has taken up golf, which Side: and Dick Day. East Side. pions of the world. | Burdette wound up with .24 con- This time. Lady Lurk frowned Beal Ball Cancpied airport said. ’'Six errors thiy ford welters who topped the an­ didntt interest him in his younger The bulldinga will be open for In addition, the Brayea are a aecutive scoreless innings against upon Kubek. After Hazle had made. Them Yankees has got ail shortstop and run three came j down into the bottom of his bag Weddings ...... 8 8 Now Cm QuiaHty Loador home. Wes Covlngtpn continued | of tricks in an effort to upset Lew nual K. of C. show in E aat^art- Buffeti ...... 9 days. Manager Fred Hutchinson of the boya at the following hours; highly efficient. organization, the American League champs. All cracked a one-out single off Lar- tha fintsse of a guy falling down ford last summer will meet again ...7 . For 8 T o rn the St. Louis Cards is a neighbor West Side A Bfiat Side Rees boaatlng one of the strongest minor thia. with only two days real. N o' sen in the third, Logan rapped a A Four Ball Beat Ball Golf the cellar steps: ain't It?-'' the barrage with a single td cen- Burdette vesteidav in the seventh Smorgasbords .. ...7 9 ter and yvhen Frank Torre aenl a inning. With one man on baae, Caae In the semi-final ixmt -of a State Kay Scabies of the Burdettes, and has been from 10 until 12 noon. league farm systems and owning, wonder his agent, Frank Scott, die- grounder to the versatile Tournament scheduled this Set In an Illuminated marques 106. S showing Lew some of the tricke. alow chopper to aecond for a force- went to his bench and picked Suit­ Theater fight card oh Thursday, Jacobs 112. Dot Baldyga 121, (Community T from 9:80 to 11:80 aonie of the outstanding young clQfled today that the rubber-armZd youngster at third base. Kubek. weekend at the^ Manchester before a big auto agency was an Oct. 17. TTiey are Corrado Man- Hutch is a fine golfer. old Milwaukee maxini, refttr- out, Aaron dented the plate with case Simpson to plnrhhlt. After Fanny PaganI 108, Emma Aceto Saturday mornings. players in the country. No wonder redhead, whose 1957 salary was with an easy inning-ending dou- Country Cluh has been can- carella. imported frpm Sicily a $• oi)Jy 915.000. Stands tp.ea'rn around ^bleplay insight, threw too high t o l „ j ) ^ ‘ " — .—41—.blshed to fit the times: the fourth run. he picked out hia favorite 105, Mary Brown- .116, Ann SupJtmuL QiudiJttf, Frank Lane, general manager of Del Crandalf'a solar'homer-In the year ago,' and Gieorge iKId) Ross, Meyers 115, Rita McAlIiiter the runnerup St. Louis Cardinals 9W.000 in personal appearances and- second forcing Jerry Cblemsh. off | j , . , . .• j'jTT ' 'TThe Yankees grow so aoon old warclub. Case called hirii back. "Und so late achmart." eighth off Tommy Byrne climaxed The Braves complained and Man­ who handed tJie ItaliZn hia first 137-328. Millie Oliva 116, Ercel remarked ruefully yesterday; endorsements during the coming the bag. Coleman's throw from an orlgtnslly SM tM lO f W nlglll loss In this epuntry. winter. i awkward piMition, waa too late to ______. ■ ______the day'a scoring. Byrne had fol­ ager Fred Haney went out to com- Garufl 114, June Lichatz 113-115- “This waa the year tn Ibeat the lowed Art Ditmar and Tom Sturdi­ plain about the stalling lacticg They'll stags i what Is expected 111-339. Amy Pirkey 128-114-336, Bravea. Next year I’m afraid Got Great Support get Logan at first. | to be anoth.ar lively eight-round a m i i i Eu « im N. KsNy vant to the mound in the parade of Finally, Elston Howard came up to Jean Mathiaion 111 and Frah 9 they’ll be unstoppable." pitoheri employed b.v Stengel. hit. The least concerned guy was battle on a'<^ 'bill headed by Billy Crandall 118 pinned' the . beat It la not difficult to \ilew the howevtrH:Tere5v5e'JmiSlSi& Gcrm Rolses Hovoc • • * Burdette. When play was resumed Lynch's 10-round duel with Charley scorex What bappehed to tho 9 o y i . . Braves as a championship team The Yankees hap their moments he threw a third strike - past (King)’ Cotton of Toledo. gams rezults girls? *1 1 ” *14 ** for years to come. Henry' Aaron, but they couldn’t dent Burdette's Howard and then Moose Skowron WASH-WEMt base. He received timely hitting Milwaiikee had a 4-0 lead. Milwau- 5.00x15 il.li x U whom Haney has described as an­ i.™ zi-.i- keea other score came in tha With Teams and Fpotball Fans mastery. In the very first frame was an easy o u t.. .One of,the hap­ other Rogers Homaby, is <>nlv 33. aupport from Aaron, Hazle, Cran* HOW dall and Mathews. i eighth when Crandad boomed . a the Tanks had the Milwaukee ace piest bsseball fans in Manchester 1| Wes Covington la 25. Eddie MaUi^ drive off leftljander-Tommy'TC Byrne on the ropes. Hank Bauer exten' | d Jeff Bantly. son of Mr. and Mrs. ews Is 26. So is Prank ToZre. Bill It waa Mathews, a batting bust New Tork. Oct. 11 —Six col­'^uauelly 80,000 or so for a home­ In the first three games, who de­ over Enos Slaugmer'a/ head into ' his hit skein to 14 straight games Ted Bantly, who dined with NAT L MIDGET CHAMPIONSHIP Bruton, Bob Haale and Del Cran­ the leftfleld atZnda. Byrne lege football games tomorrow coming game at Columbus againat" by limiting a double to left as the Bravea' pitcher Ernie Johnson and TOP QUALITY SNOW TREADO IMPORTANT dall are . 37- Felix MantlUai is 23. livered the key hit. It w as'a third . . . . likely will attract about a half niinoia — tha 37th meeting Tn the , Inning double to rfght ’ off ztzrter ^*^,5’’,?'’', firat batter. Warren Spahn started then waa presented with auto- Johnny Logan and Joe .^dcock, million spectators tf the. influenza Big Ten’s oldest continuous to work in the bullpen but Burdette grapba of all the Bravea' players. who have been around for a long and loser Don Larsen which drove innings, germ doesn’t cut too big a swath rivalry. The Rice Stediiim at NEW TIRE M ILEAGE^EW TIRE TRACTION . J m , mcMf you m ay apply in the first two Milwaukee runs, j t ' and ninth. After Bauer a AUTO time, are only SO. • Among the among those holding prized admis­ Houeton (capacity 70,000) and the waa Aaron who hit aaiely in every' fP *" " f , **”'**’*• **11? •" intentional Ostchar Del' Crandall of the i Lea Dye is in hla ninth season lo r M y M IOUHl Mp to IS SERVICE? pitehera, only Warren Spsihn, nt sion ducats. Stanford Stadium at Palo Alto. Milwaukee Bravea played only as fraahman football coach at Goodyotn Suburbonito 4.40x1 G~11.9S game, drove in a tun yesterday,; P*?* JPf* 'The bug of one variety or other Calif., (90,000) should be well $M0. Wfiy M( cat or arid wound up leiding all hitters on 5*,?* J? i *’°** ,!T P** •'* l"''^*** two season! of minor league ball. I SsTscuse UnlvZrstty. . Firostono Town St Country - 4.70x15^12.95 both teams with .395. It waa Hazle, | ®** McDougald to raise a pimy already has been felt by -the play­ Oiled when these teams meet Duke Mep in today and taa Kow who started the crushing four-run ■ I^P"P 7® Mathews to end that ers themselves. It put a damper and Washington State, respectlva- 7.10x18^14.45 w a L on workouts by a number o f major ly. . ALL FULL TREADS dtoProfarrad Fatanca sarv- rally In the third with a hit. hla Ufeat. elevens thla week and forced can­ 7.40x1 S— 15.98 firat of the series. And it was In the ninth Burdette retired Only three of these six . big ka auy atanl you in oon- LET ME SEW LONDo Berra but McDougald singled. Ku­ cellation of several amsil college games will- pair off rivals With t00% COLD RUDDER 8.D(bLlS— 14.95 WATERFORD Cnmdall, who unlimbered the coup and high school n m e j in ’aidtly ■otidafins yo«r bills or de grace with a home run into the bek filed out but Coleman and eomplately clean slatea, but they’re Attention! Hunters TEU YOU leftfleld seats. Byrne tingled to fill the baaea. Bill' separated parts of the country. ell in the running for national U p you to purckasa iba SPEED BOVVi It was the staunch Braves’ de- Skowron, who .returned to firat Close to Top Shape ^ " hoaori. , W i ARE THE ALL SIZES DODD USED TIRES tfwi9* you wanf or naad ifenae, however, that aurpriaed the base In the fifth inning rapped a ■ But. coachea from major teams, Comparatively ej>eaking, Army- HEADQUARTERS 100%P!MA 100% COTTON Moat insurance policies look pretty much aUka; It 12 Roc>9—4 F fotu^ Yankees the moat. ‘ITie scouting re­ vicious grounder toward third. with tha possible exception of Notre dame le a I w presaure af­ la only when you are in need o# protection and the, ports had led them to believe that Mathewa. who previously had made Nebraska, feportsd today they ex­ fair this year although both teanw FOR 7.60x15 AlaaasftlOo'iMMrM Sunday, O ct 19—2i80 p [m . 6.70x15 aervicea of a competent local agent that differfiheea the Braves were a slow, clumay, two fine fielding playa. turned in pect their Squade to be close to are unbeaten so far. A decada of COTTON .95 71^95 9tOAOwfc«a n pmU U12 esSMc- Ill—i^.— I lack-lustre outfit in the field, de bis beat of the afternoon with a BROADCLOTN 8.00x16 sMw payuiato U tlO.OS eack. become apparent. Together with the strong .eemnanlea top ehape phyilcally. Nebraike cooling off.^lua a weak 1966 Notre HNAL AFFEARANCE FOR '57 SEASON! 7.10x15 Two 25-Lap CIsaa A Features void of fire and imagination. The ■ backhanded stab of the ball and has had half of its 50-man squad Pame t e ^ and a fe w ordinary of This le an Imported Pima A beauUfiil white broadcloth SJiOxlS I represent, we strive to provide the ''mdat for Two Non-Ford Feature’s cotton white broadcloth insurance (Jollar . . . maximum protection at.. Bravea proved they were anything ! leap to the base to retire 6(>leman tfffccted by the germ. Biit the Army fbotball, have reduced, the found only In higher priced but that. Mathewa played a spec-! and end the game. L(Mt Clicnic* to Soo Hot Cempotition ihirl. A supreme fabric. No And Up . Ab 5 Up rates consistent .with fasti fair claim service. dlaeeae apparently has run 'Us preaeuro. But tha . winner un- “Woolrich” shirts. Pemuuilde collar 1 .W Free Glfta for laiiea lacular third base from start to fin­ course at Notre Pame end Okla­ dou^tMly will receive a let cif at­ Ironing needed. Permanide ataya that never get lost. WHITEWAI^LS AND TUBELESS IN STOCK 1 I*!** pride tn the fact that our help . : . as a local ish. Logan’s short-fielding waa not Pitlleid Out All Stops eoUar. businessman . . . Is constantly available to our customtrs. AdnIU 91.10—i^lda homa, where a number of .first tention when; next week’s' ratlnga 8y AROC - USAC Stan including: jSa aepsathmal but*equally effec- Stengel pulled out all the etopa. -stringers. Including the Sooners’ y e made. >..> whatever your insurance heeds . . . on your auto, Besides restoring the injured OUTDOOR W06LENS household goods, boat and motor, or as a bualnaaaman, Clendon Thomas, spent ieveral TONY b On a d i e s cug s t e p h k .n s RI'S,S KLAR Skowron to first, he played Mickey days in bed. JOHNNY MANN BILL RANDALL ' CHUCK ARNOIJ) OUR BUSINESS IS BUILT ON PUBLIC TRUST PA you feel that a carefully planned survey would Mantle best waa a harmlesa single assure you of better protection . . , the profeaaloiial ' . Army and Notre Pame, reaum- Spprtamrn Show* COMPLETE ONE STOP ED »DUTOH” SCHAEFER. A HOST OF OTHElcRaL.1 $ r .99 * L .(K in 4 . in the sixth. Bobby'Shantz,. Art , services of my office are promptly available. . , ihg a aerlea that waa abandon^'lO j ” Pttmar. and Tom Sturdivant also years ago because the sM ost- f . ” ‘ ...,r ■“ FULL PROGRAM OP HEATS PLUS CONSOtAtloS* ALL PBICES PLUS TAX AND BBOAPPABLE CASWa Hartford, Oct. 11—BMrly plans STORE FOR HUNTING SUPPUES' OF COURSE THERE IS NO OBLIGATION FOR R A f E saw action on the mound.. Whitey hyaterlcsl interest in UieU.>gamsa RUSIN^ OPPORTUNITY Ford waa In tha bullpen all after­ are taking shape for the great QUOTATIONS! put too much presture on- players SUNDAY ARERNOON. OCT. 13--2:30 P.M. noon. After the' game, Stengel and coaches, are expected to fill new 1958 Ofinnectieut Sjiortsmen PRffERRED ■* I " Two bay Esso Sei’Tice Center in, Manchester. Small came into the Bravee’ clubhouse to Philedelphia'f Munlclpel Stadium and Boat SIraw . . . for its sixth T i r o S m t v ie m “INSURANCE IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS"" conpatulate Haney. . . almost to its 102,000. eepaeity. . cdneecutive year, once mgata to Admt $2 (tax in cl.)^ h iM SOc.—FREE PARKING! investment required. Limit9 111V> CENTER ST. M l f-8747 78t MAIN ST. Next to ZloR gt.--47n 5 -5 M 1 M l S-9444 TEL JA 7-4183 CAD 2-4098 M PTP 4)' aged better tgan Stengel, Totir tional leader Oklahoma g o after Sportsmen A Boat Show will be LOANS 926 t* 9M9 - 3M MAIN ST, MANCHis1|SR—MI *-2245 ^ team beat ua and beat us'right.' Its 43rd eoBBeeutive victory open, starting Oct. 15 at- thair us­ THOBIPSON, CONN.' Thare’a no qusatloii about IL” agSklnet Tmta- ual haadqparterf at 119 Aim St. l '. . , ...... a...... ~> 1. Stangal was right on aM eounts. Olite S f^ lU M ty wltl draw lU in Haetford. • L

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HANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CO )m , FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11.1957 P A 6S RIGHTEEM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN; FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1957 PAGE N IN lTim Artielw tor Sale 45 Honaehold Goods 51 Apartmenta—Flat*— Houaes for Sale- 72 Houaes far Sate 72 Bouaea For Sale 72 Automobilw tor SrIo 4 Houaehold Services Saborban jtor Sal* 76 Wanted—Baal Batata 77 THERE OUGHTA A LAWl BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Salesmen Wanted ^ 36-A Articles For Sale 45 Tenements 6 3 POW BR LAYTN m ow er, good con­ ABSOLUTE BARGAIN — Custom 07,900—Main St., 51anebestar. Cor­ SEVHN ROOM house, 349 E ast 0,006 DOWN, 6% rooms one floor, DART, HILL RO| "Vomon NEED A CART Short on A do«^ ______Offered 13-A WANTED—Two-family house or Classified WE ARE LOOKINC for 5 mep wh4 RICH, Fins Meadow Loanl priced dition. About four yeara old. Call made comicea and drapes. Slip THREE-ROOM furaiahed apart­ ner lot For information or ap­ Center St. IMce 04,900. Csd] 50 hot water baseboard heat, farage, Oversised four nor, custom ■Ix-mven room rtagM Write Bex payment or had your credit turned FURNITUIUS repairing and radi.- are neat, aggressive, wUliRg to within your budget. Fill, grgva), - 5 0 9-78S8. P rice $36. covers, $50.60 and up. C hoice of pointment to see call the R. F. 9-1104. two acres, trsea. Carlton w. buUt by present oimers. Two-car JK. Herald. down? Don't give up! For a good ( UM- W AiTK.' Mow HftrMiMg TOO. m ent avaUable now, with aU utUl- lahing; antljiiiaa raatored. Funu- U «t>lt> work hard to earn real big money. sand, stone. Light grading.* Ml fabrics. Budget terma. 5tra. Rita, ' tte» and shower. Prefer two or Dim ock C o., Realtora, 5 0 9-8245, Hutchins, Realtor. MI 9-810. garage, mmendous lot, 100x674. deal—not thru a email loan com- tura Repair Sarvlea. TaleottvUle. / ABOUT A L IT T LI . PLIA B e.' kirCMEM 8-8803. ' OUN CASES, acopea, ammunition, JA 2-7710. Joseph A a h for^ iO 9-6813, Bar­ WANTED—Throe bedroom Mvertisement L IXTBA CRAVy FOR Immediate weekly draw, top com- binoculars, apotting acopaa, hunt­ three working men to share apart­ Sensibly prlMd at 04,40. Soon y—aee "H a rry’.' at SIS Main 5 0 . S-7469. •OM er, misalon.plan, paid cash bonus pnd bara W oods. 5 0 9-7702 or Robert hCANCHESrim — owner aslllng vacant. near bus. Immediate (Formerly Douglaa Motoral. (jW iB BCEF? LOAM, TOP quality. Dark, rich, ing clothing. Insulated clothing. USED TV 8B7T8—lo r M ttage, roe-' ment or young couple, no chU- PORTER STREET AREA CLASSIFIED ADVT. r cash incentives paid each month.. dren. 5 0 3-6441 between 6 and 7 M urdock, 5 0 9-6972. $19,000 house fo r $18,000 due to Otceriooklng Bolton Lake—Lorga wm pay cash. Give full . FLAT FINISH Holland window no stones. Columbia Construction Pact. Every hunting accessory. reation room, ate. Good oondiUen. jo b relocation. 5 0 9-4046, Uon. Write Sox B, Rknld. DEPT. HOURS leSO STUDEBAKER Champion, We will help you with extensive Naaaiff Arms, Sporting Goods, p.m . Five room Oolonlsl. Kitchen, din­ home of thirteen rooms. Included ■hades, made to measure. All newspaper and direct mail advert* Co. Tel. Coventry PI 2-6277 or reasmably priced. Piottarton'a, IM NBIAR PO RTER ST. Custom 8H clean, new Urea, excellent motor, metal Venetian blinds at ■ new Willimantic, AC 8-3283. 1016 M ain St. 3 0 9-1647. ^ianchea- Center S t , 5 0 9-4587. ing room, living room- with fire­ SIX ROOM Custom built Caps Cod. is a three room apartment. Real S:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Using, plus selling the car of the\ THREE ROOM heated apartment room ranch, three twin size bed- big house, plenty of land, two-car new ringa, bearinga, pina. No low price. Keys made while you .tar. ______' rooma, colored bath fixtures, place on first floor. Two bedrooms, Brookfield St. Convenient, central down payment, $3 weekly. ■ Cole year—the 1958 Edael. Apply in LOAM—g) per yard. No. 1 grade, . FRANK’S IS buying and eelUng furnished or unfumiehed. Adults fuU UIs bath on second floor. Hot Sorage, plsnty jof poaalbUltlea. wait, Marlow's. only. 105 Birch Street. many extras, only 07,800. Carlton location. Five finished rooms, has Slantad Intarast Motora, MI 94980. person. See Chet Brunner, your |2 per yard No. 2 grade, large j GUNS: Brand new, demonatrators. good used furniture and antiques watqr oil heat, one' car garage, flreplaos. Also new large garage. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor COPY CLOSING TIME Edsel dealer. Fitzgerald Motors. W. Hutehina, 50 9-810. Multlpli WEAVINO of bums, moth holes quantities, $1.50 per yard. Nuss- 12-18 gauge, lil^ n over and un­ at 420 Lake St. Call anytime, 9 Uating Member. ' comer lot. Nice section within" Shown by appointment. Aakiiig 5 0 8-1877 o r Ed Hlggtns, 5 0 8-860 FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1962 CADILLAC CLUB coupe, and tom clothing, hosiery runs Talcottville, Conn. dorf, Ml 9-7408. r der, one model SS. Wlnchekter, one a .m .4 p.m . 5 0 9-6530. wMklng dlctsnce of bus and stores. power ateerlng, like new, private TWO ROOM apartment, with bath. $18:780. M an e 5 0 8-6278. Brae- MON. THRU FRI handbags repaired, slpper re­ 20 gauge. Ramthgtpn automatic, 419 North Main St. 5 0 9-08T8. MANCHESTER V iclnltv SmaU Bum Realty. ANDOVER — BOLTON owner. Call alter « p.m. or all day placement. umbrellas repaireo. one i^ iln 83 apertklrifle. Sava TAKE TOUR TOltiD PAYING I 10:30 A. M. Satpcday. MI 3-1943. ‘ Help Wante^— community of quaJite rand) COVENTRY men's shirt collars reversed and POWER MOWERS .on these fins guns. KUIy. guar­ 1, 2 OR 3 YEARS TO P A Y ! ROUTE 31. COVENTRY—M odem homea, three bedrooms, hot water STORES FOUR ROOM bungalow with ga­ Male or Female 37 "SUPER’’ "DE LUXE" SATURDAY 9 A. M. 1951 CHEVROLET de luxe, power- replaced, Marlow’s Unie Mend anteed. Naaaltt Armi 1015 three room unfumtahed apart­ heat, ceramic bath, cellar, % rage. Benton St. Excellent eon- TOIXAND —^New custom built tng Shop. At cost. No down payment, 11 l/ROOMS OF FURNITURE New 5^ room ranch. Hot water ■tructlon. A-1 condition. Two bed- glide. radio, heater. ' directional EXPERIENCED waitresses, counts Main at. ' ment. Electric stove. Call PI a cre, trees, only $12,660. Low F.H . heat, full cellar, fireplace, large six room thres bedroom ranch. months to pay. No finance charges. All 100% Guaranteed 2-T709 for appointment. A. down p^ments. Carlton W. rooma, living room, kitchen and TOCnt OOOPEKATIUN W U X aignala. etc. Excellent condition. ABSOLUTE Bargain — Upholst^r- er girls, counter men. Full and JOHNSON Waxer-polisher, ONLY $488 lot. Within five minutes of univer­ Two baths, attached garage. Excel­ BE APPRECIATED MI 3-6661. part time. Apply in person. Hole- Hutchins. 50 9-610. sity. tile bath. Shown by appointment. lent open acreage. jlng, custom- made cornices, tHl9 THE table WMAT 'COLE MOTORS $69.60 now $89.96. J. W. Hale'i $TI deU vera-tl6.18 Month ROCSCVIUE — New 3^ room Phone 5 0 8-6278. Brae-Bum R e 0 - drapes and slip cov ers. 979.50 and WANIB TWE CRAVY? In*One Shoppes. Manchester Shop­ pliance Dept. -r YOU GET — apartment. Latest conveniences WEST SIDE—Six room Cape, four New seven room four bedroom 1947 PLYMOUTH two door im­ S o W H E N O O , ping Parkade. 436 Center St. MI 9-0980 ty. split level. Two baths, garage, Rea- maculate condition. 38.000 original up. Choice of fabrics. Call Mrs. 16-PIECB BEDROOM ■uch as rotor-antenna, tile bath, down, two finished up, large an- A A A REALTY CO Dial Ml 3-5121 H olm es, M l 8-7063. they B Q iu a rr: CRIB, CARRIAGE convertible to 16-PIECE LIVING ROOM 5 0 9-8618 or AD 6-2847 aonaMy priced. Easily financed. mllea. anow tirea, winterized. New SOMEONE TO work three or more individual heat control, modem clqaed-porch, amsalta drive, fine WMEN '^ 'R E USED GUNS, at great savings. etrolier, table pad, new 40x40, plus 12-PIECB KITCHEN location. For appointment to see Lota for Sale 73 COVENTRY—Main route. Seven clutch and brakea. 61 Jarvie Rd. HALF WAV nights s week from 6 p.m, to 2 kitchen includes electric range and Used guns bought, sold, traded. leaf. Rocking duck. 50 6-lTW. — Plus — - refrigerator, laundry In basement, C01 the R. F. Dlmock Co,,. Real­ room houae. No fumaco. Large lot. Building—Contracting 14 THROUGH 'O'.'' w r ii f ,' a.m. Call Doc’s Drive-In MI 9-8150 Estimates cheerfully given at Nas- BOLTON, WUllams Rd. — Two 0,6 0. Easily financed. 1941 DE SOTO convertible, good after 7 p.m. IC REFRIGERATOR conveiUent location. Bus line. tors, 50 9J1245, Joeeph, Aahford, siff Arms Co.. 1015 Main St. 5fl lET AND COMB. RANGE 5 0 9-6818, Barbara W oods, 5 0 wooded lota over one acre each, Also others 0,60 - 0,00. L ostu d Founii top. excellent running condition. BIDWELL Home Improvement Oo. KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney, Adults. Heat fumlahed, $100 Price 1125. Call MI 3-7070. 9-1647. Mancheatre. (torage until wanted. Free monthly. TR 6-2975, T R 6-3226. 9-7702 or R ob ert M urdock, 5 0 MANCHES'TER residentia], nice, quiet neighbor­ Alterations, additions. garages. 358 Main St. Tel. 50 3-4327. hood. Owner, 5 0 3-6831. Also nsw ranchaa, capes, co­ NOTICE 18 HEREBY given that Re-siding epeciallsts. Blasv buda- Situations Wanted— delivery.\Free set up by our own 9-6972. f lonials, chlekan and dairy forma, TAPE RECORDER (or sale, 1956 reliable THREE ROOM apartment, euKable 80 Day Occupancy Optional Share Book No. 5905, et term s. 5 fl 9-6495 or T it Female 38 model, excellent condition, c ^ - ' STORE 8HELVINO and gondolaa. BUILDINO LOTT—Bolton and Cov­ taaued by The Manchecter Savlnga 1949 PANEL TRUCK. $175 Call MI 6-9109. Will make good storage ahelvea PhoneXfor appointment two 'adulti, partially furnished. MANCHESTEIR—Cape Cod with 6 3-8026 after 5 p.m. plete with all accessories Includ- $12.50 per week. TR 5-5621, finished rooms. Convenient to Sparkling Cape Cod. Living room entry. Lawrence F. ITano, Broker, JOHN S. BISSELL, Realtor and Dohn Aaaoclatlon. Inc., haa EXPERIENCED aerk-typist and for your cellar and garages. Also, V H a rtf^ d CH 7-0858 5 0 9 ^ 0 . Cross Street, South Coventry ' ing microphone and tape. Will sttU A fter 7 PM. CH. 6-4690 p.m . schools, shopping, churches and with fireplace, attractive modem been loet and application haa been ARCHAMBAULT, Builder and general office worker. E.xcellenI (or hal( original cost. Phone TR good for workahopi. 5fade of kitchen, dining room or bedroom made to aaid AaaociaUon lor pay­ 1956 MERCURY two-door hardtop. general contractors. Roofing and . Jee It Dey Or Night buses.' City water, sewer and gas. Call PI 3-680______12,000 milea. Owner must sell. See references. Full or part time. Call ( 5-7894. plywood and pipe. Bight and nine FOR RENT—Four room apart­ and bath on ftrjt floor. Two ex- LOTS 10x90 and larger. Off Man­ ment of Oie amount of depoait. alterations. Call MUrdock 1-4298. MI 9-2778. If you have no eoeana of trans­ Quiet,. comfortable nei^bSrhood. chester Road, Glastonbury. Tsl. at Texaco Station. 381 Main St. feet long, three wielvea high. Need ment, first floor. Central location. 04,800. Gaston Realty Co., ,1W partly Hntehed bedrooma or second or MI 3-1440. PEAT HUMUS—Shredded, Excel- the room, aacrlflce price. 31 per portation, IHI aendXmy auto for 50 9-W0, after 6 p.m, ROCKVTLiLB—Six room Cape- Ood, Tel. MI 3-0844. / o - U Ms Single garage. Suitable for small School St. Tel. 50 9-870. Eva- floor. Hot water oil heat, full base­ four flntehed, combination screens lent soil conditioner. $2.75 yard, running foot, overall lengtha. For you. No obUgation. Annonnceinents ALL TYPES of carpentry work Dojrs— Birds— Pets 41 famUy. Write Box M, Herald. tnlnge 5 0 6-7466. ment breeteway with one car APPROXIMATBLY H acre lot and windows. Shaded lot. All city 1956 FORD FAlRLANE Victoria. (our yards minimum. $1 bushel. more Information telephone 50 A— L—B—E—R V T — ’S everaised attached garage. Large done, alterationi, dormers, roof­ MI 3-6515. 9-0474, or 5 0 9-9963. Can be seen with trout Btream running th roi^ conveniences. $11,90. Webster SADDLE HORSES for hire at the Standard shift. Will accept rea­ ing. porches, etc. Call MI 9-5981. MANCHESTER PET CENTER for 43-48 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD TWO ROOMS and bath. Stove, re­ 5fANCHEKTE9t —Immaculata six lot Cloee to bus and schdSI. Own­ Agency. TR 8-870. sonable offer. 5tl 9-269.5. at 811 East Middle Tpke. frigerator, beat, hot water and the middte, beautiful treea, H acre BLB Riding Stablea. By appoint­ oil your pets and pets' supplies. room, Capa Cod plus garage and er Is soon to be the proud possea- cleared. 10 feet on good hard Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 HEATER, new and used wood, electricity. Available O ctober 18. many extras, Btwsrs may assume ment only. Oreat Swamp Roai FOR YOUR hew building, re­ Conn, bred Parakeets guaranteed coal. oil. gas. cook stove, ovens, ■oriof two properties. Anxfoue to rood. Location 10 muiutee from )ven Hillstown' Road. Ext. Tel. Glaa- modeling, or repairs call Wm. CEILINGS WHITENED, interior iO days. Singing canaries, ham­ HOT POINT FREEZER.,UjE.ublc 210 Keeney St., between 4-8. 5% mortg^e. For full Informk- ■ell one. Aeking $16,80. Call house. OU steam hast Shaded lot, 1949 TWO DOOR Buick super. FIREMAN—Third shift, oil (Ired stove boards, atpl’e pipe, dampers, BABY CARRIAGE, converts to ft. In good condition. M i’'9-5oiS. Manchester in Bolton. Private tenbunr, M E 8-1859. Kanehl, Contractor and Builder. painting. Saturdays and evenings sters, Cute mixed breed puppies, tion .call The Ellsworth Mitten owner. Call 50 9-009.' all olty conveniences. 5bist be 8 Standard ahlft. Cali MI 3-5373. Tel. kn 3 7778. boilers. See Fred Morse, chief en­ wicks (or all kloves, beds, new stroller. Call 5 0 3-5387. THREE ROOM furnished apart­ Agency, Restore. 50 8-690. ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor call MI 9-5425. CLERKS gineer. American Dyeing Corp., $5 and up. All types of cages and mattresses, springs. roll-a-way FOR SALE—Eight piece bloi ment. Heat and hot water.- No ■old Immediately. Asking $990. 1 MANCHESTER—Lota of lots. High Webster Agency, TR 6-870. Rockville. stands. Open Thurs., Fri, 9-9. All bed, vanity, tables', linoleum rugs, maple dining room set with tablebI;^ children. 18 Delmont St, Can be EUd HILL ROAD-Over in Tal- MI 9-4643 i Personals 1949 FORD convertible. Good con- EXTERIOR and Interior painting. For lest skUled o((ice work. Ex­ day Mon. Phone MI 9-4273. OIL DRUM and pump, 32.60. Phone and dry. Madeline Smith, Re0tork Aluminum Storms and perienced and inexperienced young linoleum the yard, many Items pads. 351 West Center Street, after \seen after 6 p.m,, all day Sat. coUvUle we have a two level five 5IAN8FIBLD — T hroe year Old b diUon. MI 9-3725. Ceilii^a refinished. Papernanging. MAN TO ASSIST sales manager i too numjfroua to mention. This 3-8490. 5 0 M643. KLBCnOC RAZORS repalrad. Screens I4-A Wallpaper books. Estimates given. women considered. Clerical ability, ALWAYS A discount on pet sup­ 4. room home with three bedrooma ...... /•_____ three bedroom ranch. City water, with some selling experience pre­ stock is left oyer (rom Jpnea two room apart- -and bath on first Isvsl and living IMItEDIATE occupkney. 10 m in­ Parts and cutting heads tor all Fully covered by insurance. Call some typing or other oftice ma­ ferred but not necessary, to aaalst plies at Porterfield’s Pets Supply. NEW AND Blightiy damaged Mtch- FOR SALE—Two full elze iWf'f q t Heated, private bath, utUI- "BURGUNDY HILL PARK" Now American Standard hot water ALUMINUM WINDOWS, doors, chine experience helptul. Rt. 5 and Chapel Rd., South Wind­ Flimiture store. Must be sold (or en sinks, lavatory sinks and tube, room, kltchah and lavkb^ on the utes from Canter. Well built, at- Tract Opening between RockvUle heat, FUU cMlar, ttta bath,, large Rsmlagton, Sunbeam, Norelco, Trailers 6-A Edward R. P rice. MI 9-1003. in handling revolutionary new any price. Come and convinca patchwork bed quilts. Phene 50 Ues.\free parking, buainaaa block, tracU'vely doslgned aix room Schidt. Ruaaell'a Barber Shop, jalousies, porches, awnings. Fres sor. JA 8-3391. 80 gallon G.E. de luxe hot water other. There la a new Aimace, ar­ and TbUiond, mgh elevation, close kltchan, axhaust fan,•storm win­ building product. Must have driv­ yourseK. 40 Oak St., 2nd floor. 3-6422. Adults^ Depot S^are. 50 t-8191, tesian well and a large lot with ranch. Ir0luq>ed living room, din­ comer O'-k and Spruce. so FT. ANDERSON aluminum estimates. Call N. B. Caiase Co., PAXNTINQ A?7D paperhanging. er's license. Salary plus commls- heater, radiators, pipes and fur­ M r. Kd' • ______to WUbur Cteoss Parkway — 16 dows Olid doors. WaMisr and dry-, I house trailer with bath, excellent MI 9-0233 or R ockville TR S-1200. Good clean workmananlp at rea- COMPTOMETER ■TROPICAL FISH, many varieties. Sale Thursday, Friday and Satur­ amesite drive. iM ee $10,50. ing area, two batha, 14x14 braese- mUes to Hartford. For Introduc- sr. Am esite drivew ay. $73 month­ alon. Apply in person. Great East­ day (rom 10 a.m.-4 p.m, naces. BX cable, toll pipe, oU burn­ 8 1 0 9 OLD BEDSPREADS never ffle, condition. Gaer Trailer Park. aonable ratea. 30 years In Man­ OPERATOR Evenings 6-9, Sal. fnd Sun after-1 ers. Assorted used lumber. Win­ CHA5fBER'S FURNITURE Madeline Smith, ^ Realtor. 50 way, two ear plastered garage. tety opening. I wUl sell five choice ly pays taxes, interests and $32 ern Construction Co.. 35 Oak St., L am lot. Pleoaant surroundinga. 1IH-S6K 3 they aim^y fade away — unless FitchvUle, Conn. chester. Raymond Flaks. IQ. noons. Alex Chicky, Governor's' dows, storm windows and doors. FOR REN W -Apartm ent on 5Caln 9-1643. lots, UO foot frontage by 10 foot on principal. FlaxUde down pay­ a Roofing—Siding 16 »-92S7. Opening (or akUled operator, full 9-11 a.m. Mr. Sandberg. Highway, South Windsor, JA | NINE STANDARD and two >4-sizs AT THE GREEN H. B. Orady, Broker, 50 8-800. given new life and color at Lucky storm windows, excellent condi­ Choman's Houaewrecking, yard at Cjall 5 0 ^ -7 9 1 3, AD 2-0086. depth, on black tip road being ment takes over 4%% mortgage. r Lady Self-Service Laundry, 11 time permanent position. 8-1896. MANCHESTER — First time on Parfaetlon la fitting for the aat*. RAT'S RUOFINO OO.. ahlngls and TRUCK MECHANIC Six day tion. Screens given with purchase Stock Place, off North Main St., Special This W eek- MANCHESTER — ExceUent’ six built this fall. You can buy tham Only $U,70. Lessenger, Realtor, 4 M ^^ St., chooae from seventy Anto Driving Scliool 7*A market New large five room for $90 each; four of them are WUUmanUe HA 3 -3 00 . •o-tall woman in a handaome an built up roofs, guttsr and con- Good wages, pleasant working week, good pay. vacation. Private RABBITS FOR SALE. Some over ^ o( windows. 269 Parker St. (Cor­ or call 5 0 9-2392. Hours dally 10 All breakfast sets 1-8 off. ranch, 1% tile bauis, stall ahower. room Cape. Oambolatl buUt, oeven » dseonUor colors. Bonds— Stocks Mortgsgeo 31 fleet work. MI 3-2414. ner Parker and Jensen St.) a m.-2 p.m., 6 p.m. dark. Satur­ TWO ROOM furhiahed apartment comer lots. Think fast, buy quick oecaoion a ^ a with alaated dMatl, h 1 ductor work roof, chimney re­ conditions. 37 hour week, liberal .year, some 3 months. Tel. 5 U ' fo r couple. On buk line. 5 0 3-8088. PTnlehed recreaUon room and yeara old. Haa breeseway and ga­ LARSON’S DRinm School. pairs. Ray Hagenow, 5 0 . 9-3214. day 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Visit our salesroom for furniture rage. Completely modem. Large and get a comer lot; future pilau crisp contrast msava ehoiea. WANTSID—Ride, Green Rd. to COMBINE DEBTS into a single benetit program. , DURING 1958 the gross program 3-0292 after 6 p.m. study tn basem ent. Hot water Waatad—R «l iBstato ~T7 No. aim with PATT-O-RAMA U Mancheater*e o n l y / trained and Rayay Jackson.Jackson, 50. 3-3325. ______I MULCH YOUR leaves, don'i^ bum of quality for the entire home. heat, fireplace, large Utdien with 'treea and . shrubbery. Price for same oteed...... paw. lots in this - Hartford, vicinity— of "Timea’' certUltd tnatnictm~~fior your safe­ easy-to-pay second mortgage cost­ of Friendly Ice Cream advanced ———------1 them. Power rotary mowers with will cost you 0,40 and up. i Instssa 13%, 14%, 16%. U%. building. 8 Am. -• 4:45 p.m. MI Boatneaii LodHIona knotty pine cabinets, china closet. 315,90. Phone 5 0 3-6378, Braa- SELUNO, Buplng, TlradliwT LJI.- ty We are trained to teach proper- ROOFINO, SlDDfO. painting. Ckr- ing ^ l y a penny a month for FIRST NATIONAL STORES, eight manager trainees into mana­ P oultry and SuppllM 4.3 ' mulch attachment. Capitol Equlp- Boats and Accessories 46 Bum Realty. plan fb water the entire tract 20%, 0%, 34%. 26%. Stsa 84438. ly. 50. B407B. ^ eaclr doUar you owe. $22.25 a ger's positioni. In 1957 six more Chamber’s Furniture Sales for Rent 64 Combination windows and doors. from a flne deep well, alreaf^ M ^ (Which maone Live Modom Mntry. -AJUraUons and additions. ------1 ment Co., 38 Main. MI 3-7958. Nice quiet neighborhood. Many —Multiple List)—on your real oo- 14%. 85 bust kbort' slsave, 4% month will pay off a loan of INC. trainees will be promoted because 14' OUTBOARD mnabout Master- 10 a.m. • 5 p.m. 7:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. driUed, pure artesian water,- sav­ WANTED—Ride from vicinity Weat CsUiitgs. Workmanship gusran- extraa. CaU owner. 50 3-680. HORTON ROAD—Aasume preeent tate the modern way. H m EUa- yards of SS-tneh. MORTLOCK4—Manchester’s lead­ $1,000 and improve your credit Park and Oabland Aves. of new store openings. A mana­ 30 WHITE ROCK pullets, now FOR SALE 55 gal. drums, in good craft boat trailer. Good condition. ENTIRE BUILDING abolit MOO ing vou 0,00 to 0,00 in well M iddle T^ike. to State C ^ te d , tsed. A. A. Dion. In c., 299 Autumn East Hartford Price $200. 50 9-8723. mortgage and move in. Six room Worth Mitten Aganey, ReMtora. For thla pattara. aond SSe in ing D rivl^ School offers the most St. 5 0 . 3-4860. standing. Dial CH 6-8897 and ask ger's post provides an average in­ stating to lay. MI 9-2790. condition. $2.50 each. For further square feet Suitable for 'Wtores, Cape, completely flntehed, dnllmg sxpensa, nearly the price Hartford, .8:30 Am.-4:30 p.m. 50 office. Ineurance company(\ hall, EAST HARTFORD — 10 Green* t a $*660. COINS, your name, addresa, t U o In driVep^'education. Thousands of Frank Burke or Jimmy Steucek come of $10,000 plus many other information call "nie Herald. EASY SE50-AUTOMA’n c wsOher. wood , St. Near Ooodwln SchooL breeseway and garage. Lovely of a lot Inis Is a -very good In­ •4313. students. 300,000 m iles CnU RockvUle TR 5-5857. etc. Occupancy 3-6 months. \ In dsalrad, and the PATTERN NUM­ FOR THE beat In shingle and built how it works. C.M.I.X., Lewis St., benefita. A person with above Phone MI 3-5121. Diamonds— Watcheo— Six-room, three-bedroom Ranch. yard and location for children. vestment ,for you whether you A R E YOU OONHIDERINQ BE R to SUB BURNETT, MAN- accideht tree instructions. MI up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim- cor. Gold, Hartford. (Eves., JA average potential can plan on a Articles for Ssle 45 center of town. One car garage r v Quick occupancy. $18.70. John Recreation room near completion, buUd On it or not. We have many M Jewelry 48 rent at the Center. Call 50 9-51^ SBLLJNO TOUR PROPERTYT CHESTER e v e n i n g HERALD, Aatomobaes for Sale 4 and roof repaira call Coughlin. 9-5553). HAND STUFFER wanted Apply ■ecure future with continual ad­ S. BIssell, Realtor, Croes St, Aoklng $14,00. Elva Tyler,'Rkal- larger lo0, and a few very large We wm aspralaa your property 5 0 3-7707. Kaklar Toy Co.. 60 Hilliard St. vancement in our organization. ROYAL AND Bmlta-Corona port­ WHITE GAS stove 37 ’ $60 and mU- or 5 0 8-7444. ^ lots, at a-higher elevation, at IIM AVH. ABOOtlOAS, IfBW Driving Academy LEONARD W. TOST Jowolsr. ro- cellaneoua. 50 3-1857. South Coventry, PI 3-6828. tor5Cjb440. free and without any obUgatlan.. YORK $6, N.Y. BBFORS TOT BUT a nasd ear NEED A MORTGAGE? Tel. MI 0-8196 for appointment. able and standard typewriters greater prices of 0,00 to 0JI0 I results. E x j^ Instiuc- AU makes of adding machines NOTICE ilr*. adjusts watches expertjy. We aloo buy property for caob. The FaU * Winter '67 aditloa of aae Oonaan Motor Balsa. Butek QUICK CASH available for first eaaonal^ prices. Open dally TISIEE PIECE mahogany bed­ Rouses for Rent ' 65 e ranch. Six Gaoifa L. Orasiadle, Realtor. Ml Read Herald Advs. AT BANK TERJdS. ^ fm IS THE 75 Pearl St.. Hartford JA 2-4221 tioned office, ateady 37-hour and Systems HEARING ALSO. years old. 3% baths, disjiwaaher, room rtn eb , cera m ic tUs bath, 6-m , 10 Henry St Busineas ServiccB Offered 13 CHI5INEYS c l e a n e d , repaired five-day week. liberal company 280 Bush Hill Rd. Musical Instnupenta 53 knotty plaa Utehtn, waUi-out and rebuilt. Call 50 34729. Eveninga and Sunday JA 3-5154 Herbert Brothers Service Cen­ MAN(3HEStER —VICTNITY dlsposa], breeseway, attached ga­ RIGHT OOMBINi^ON.'* benefit program. Write Secre­ * Complotdy InstollMl 50JSIC INSTRUldENTAL Rental. Suburban For Rent 66 rage, recreation room with fire­ basement Large lot Reduced to LISnNGS WANTED. ati«le ter, 555 Middle Turnpike West, MeINTOSH APPLES, 75c per 0,5 0 0 —Seven ml|aa from M anches­ HHX8’ TELEVniON Service. tary. P. O. Box 2103. Hartford, half bushel at the farm. Louis Complete line of instnuntmts. place, Lovely yard 138x30. Su­ $14,90. R. F: Dlmoek Oo., Real­ two-famtiy honaea. Memtwr of OUR SPEOALB THIS WEEK: ond Ropoirod. Industrial Zone. Special Exception VERNON ■ 5fANOR Apartments! ter Center, four room ranch, full ’5 I 3 K ’ Available at all times. Pbilco fac­ Heating and Plumbing 17 Help Wanted— Female 35 atating business experience, • SEPTIC TANKS is requested for a Repairer’s Li­ Bunce, 529 W. Center St. 5 0 Rental applied to wrehase price. perb coodition. Cuotom featurea tors, 5 0 9-8346, Joseph A shford, MLS. Howard R. Raotinga, Real­ tory aupervlaed aervice. Tcl. 50 education, age and aalary de- Cleaned and Installed • Wdfor SoftORors 3-8116. Representing Old Selmer, Pedlcr Three room apartment with ga­ baaement, redeebgated Inside and througbeut. Elva Tyler, Realtor, 5 0 9-6818, B arbara Woods, M I tor. MI S-1107. any tim e. 1953 Buiclj/SpeciAl Hardtop cense and Certificate of Approval rage In Vernon. AU modem con­ o u t 85x300 ft. lotxartaoian w ell. 9-9698. 8. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ SEWING Machine operators want­ aired. ond Filtors for same. and Bundy. Metter’a Music 5 0 S-440. •-77M, Or Robert Murdock, 50 Showroom throughout. ing contractor. New installations, ed. Industrial experience not nec­ GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes. The Studio. 177 M cKee, 5 0 3-7500. veniences. CentraUy located near New FHA mortga^ available. 9-8973. LISTINGS WANTED PAINT CLEAN a n d paint those gutters • SEWERS All persons interested may at­ bus, school and church. Available alteration work and repair work. essary. will train good home Machine Cleaned tend tills hearing. best eat'ng and mealy potatoea 03,900—Bolton—Near Manchastar, 363 HENRY STREET—F lva room now. Avoid eeatly repairs latar CONN ELEX7TRIC organ. Our floor O ctober 0 . Bmc D, Herald. BOLTON — Coventry line. New It coata no more to have the boat Only $250 Dovfn 5 0 0-3808. aeamatreaa. Day shift. 8-4:30. Also C. A. Reynolds ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS grown. Delivered to your door. ■even ropm Cape, flve.down, two ranch With beautiful recreMlon $9.45 5 0 . I-U8S. night shift, 5-10 p.m.. Apply Help Wanted— Male 3f Call Hathaway, 5 0 9-6438. model, reduced to only $785. Just room In the basement. Ftreplaca, Cm>e C od. four down, two unfin­ r - InaUt CO 5C. L . i . • INSTALLATION William H. Stuck, Chairman unfinished up, steam -heat, do­ ished up Ceramic tile bath, large 1955 Rambler 4-Dr. Custom DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Coro- Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Hilliard St. Ml 9-5327 right for your living room. Ward mestic hot water, plenty of kitch­ built-in stove, nice paneling, feccel- Sm GaBao PLU50J1NG AND beating—repairs (Jharles S. Towle, Secretary GRBEIN 5fT. potatoes are now Krause 5 0 8-5838. Wantod l o Rant 6 8 lot, 03,70. R. F. Dlmock Oo., Sedan panv, doors and windows, custom SPECIALIST Advt. No. 3426 ------en cabtneta, artesian wall. Priva­ lent location. , A n C o lo n and contract work. Call 5 0 9-8541. DANCING TEACMERS, Up, bal­ WINDOW CLEANER. Experienced ready at Edward Vercelll Farm, ReMtors, 50 •-830, Joseph Akh- Multiple listing Service latertof mad Extsciar work, guarantaed. Can Ml 9-1883 I and dependable. Call MI 3-7614. SPINET PIANO, brand new, M cy. $380 down assumsa ^4%% ford, 50 9-018, Barbara Woods, \ All accessories tncludpig hydra- let and acrobatic. Clall MI 9-4400, School Rd., Bolton. Call after 6:30 mortgage. Monthly parent 00,30 wUl buy thla four and a L...... — ...... LJX]iTD’& PLU llB lN a. Santlra, sw. note, fully guaranteed, 060, rent FA50LY OF five desperately need 50 6-770, or Robert Murdock, 50 of Manchester "“imttlc; - Rbhom y "piSr~ • "beauty In' Monday 1*8, • or -any- evenin g4 0 Towt aid CoiiBtry p.m . 5 0 . 6-8898. 5-6_rooms. 50 9-^3. $73.0. half room home centrally located ■urea zatlafaction, prompt aervlca. 3-4637. 3-5634. o r ' own $8~ monUdy,- Blmbaum’a,. on Autumn Street. Many poasibtll- S4i6T3. aARDEN SAikEi thik ftaie ear. OUNDER’B T.T. Barvlea, avaUable CH 74124, 5 0 9-5485. WANTED — Painter or painter's USTDiaS NEEIMBD tor oU typoa ■ — 01 Main, New Britain. Open eve* DESPERATELY need 6-6 rooms. |i4,0O--YeriioinP^^S% ro o m rantdi,- ttes; 'O I' m o rtg a g e ' -m ^ r • be- aa* - any time. Antsmia convaraiona. helper. 5 0 3-1420. Dr^iRage Cos CAULIFLOWER, two for 25c Paul BOL’TOlf— 08i0O — New custom -8t»aAKiaCTij*OTr , Only $395 Down Phllco factory aupervlaed sendee. BE S5IART. Receive top commis- nlnge. Monday, Tuesday and Conscientious, reliable, will deco­ Knotty pine cabinets, fireplace, sumed. Deep lot slooa. Join the ^ in g to the Robotte, Birch Mountain Rd. Thursday. buUt Cepe on hugs wooded tot synsM-Felbar Aganey, 50 $-140 M l • *• $ • • T el. 5 0 . B-1488. TOOL AND gauge makers. First Ml 9*4143 rate, take care of grounds. 50 ceramic bath, domeaUc hot or 50 9-401. 1954 Buick Riviera Hardtop Millinery Dressmakinz 19 ’•Royal Line.’’ Housewives will be water baaeboard heat aluminum Over 0 more homae for aale. 4H rooms ^doWn. two uaflntebed class only. Top rates, all bene­ WANTED 8-1 0 1 . up, near Bolton Center. This besui- REFRIGERATION salea and aerv- trained now, full or part time for fita. 5 0 9-5263. atorms, windows and screens, Active MLS member!. Household Gootls 5l WANTED—Used guitar for begin­ tifui Cape haa just been com­ Fully powered, Buick'e nicest iee. Commercial, realdenUal. air DRESSMAKING and Alterationa the (^rtstmaa season. Call 50 YOUNG BUSINESS couple need 8-4 foam rubber cushion and wall to model. Luxury at a low price. 3-1824. ner. MI 9-3794. room apartment. Reasonable. No wall carpeting stays in living pleted and is ready tor occupan­ conditioners, frsessn. A. and W. done. 5 0 9-2562. EXPERIENCED ANTIQUE FURNITURE, sUver. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor cy. Call the R. P. Dlmock Oo., Refrigeration Oo. 50 9-1337, 50 glass, chins, qpd used fiunlture children. 5 0 8-8837. room, artesian wtU, monthly Only $395 Down 9-3050, 5 0 I-00B8. DRESS5CAKING, alterations — PERSONNEL secretary: $70. (3ial- payment 05. $380 down as­ Realtors, 50 9-630, Joseph Ash­ lenging opportunity. Ability to bought and sold. Furniture Repair Wearinjr Apparel— Fnra 57 5 0 3-1677 or Ed Higgins, 5 0 3-660 ford, 50 9-MlB, Barbara Woods, coats, auitz, dresses, skirts etc. WATER PUMPS Service. 50. t-7449. sumes O.I. 4H% mortgage. Al­ 1956 Metropolitan Hardtop CHUCK'S r a d i o and T.V. Sendee. By appointment, centrally located. work with people moat important. LINOTYPE-INTERTYPE Busineas Property for Sale 70 most Immedlats occupancy. 5 0 9-7703, o r R obert M urdock, 5 0 1956 UNCOLN Business CHESTER FURRIERS— Furs re­ ■ NEW LISTINGS Small appliances repaired. 181 5 0 9-6638. Some college desirable. East Hart­ AND SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpa^r. Wall 9-6973. A slick little rig. Fabulous econo­ North 5Iain S t 5 0 8-8817, resi­ ford location. Contact Wilson modeled, repaired. Capes and 5IANCHESTER, Center Street.- Other listings available. WEST SIDE Premier 2-Door Hardtop. Equipped with power steeiring, tUea 4c a tile, Kentile, from 7c stoles made, 09.95: Call M l 9-7218 FOR SALE—Route 6. Andover, my here. It's clean aa new. This dence 50 84960. Agency, 54 Church St., Hartford, Of Your Own SOFTENERS OPERATOR each. Green Paint and WaUpaper, Terriflc buaineas zone. Must be power brakee, power windows, power seat^ de luxe push­ week's spedal. MoTlng—-TmckinK' Connecticut. for free estimate, at your home. sold Immediately. (3) buildlnga, LAWRENCE F. FIANO $15,000—6% room Cape with de- Conn,,'five, room ranch slngls. IS MANCHESTER at the Green. One acre of land, base radlaticn button radio with rear speakers, dual under seat heatera, Storage 20 INSTALLED 110 frontage by 3 0 . Ideal for tachad garage: enclosed yard. Con­ Only $245 Down ktORTENBEN TV. Specialised RCA A 5IB m O U S WOMEN do not wish SUNOCO SERVICE Paid vacation and sick leave. Blue Cross, Retirertfent Plan. building in rear, with parking. 5 0 6-010 venient te bus, . shopping and oU heat, artesian weU, fireplace. directional lights, back up lights, whitewall'tires. Many televieloa sen dee. SO 9-4641 5LANCUE8TEK — Movmg and for monej. They get busy and FREE WATER If you want to settle down In Manchester working In • COMBINATION stove, very good Wanted—To Buy 58 Terma arranged. Best a Co., Reid- MANCHESTER—Six room Cape scliool. Price 04,30. Terms arranged. other accessories. See and drive this fin* ear today. CoU N. F. Armentanb, Stafford 1954 Buick Century Riviera tnicltiiig Cb. 5U. ^enes. owned earn it. Representatives of Avon STATION TE8TINO SERVICE friendly atmosphere — apply In person to Mr. Walter condition. 175. 5 0 3-7776. tors. BU 9-3731. Cod. Excellent location, amesits Special price thia week— $ 3 2 7 7 . FLOOR SANDING and retlniahtng. Cosmetics are buay earning loU Ferguson. 70 B.T.U. HEATING unit With New three bedroom ranch. 1% gs, oyeriud^39M days, or Hardtop. Specializing In old Boors. Ml and operated by Walter B, Par- FOR LEASE blower or suapenilon type, 5 0 drive, garage, fireplace, oU heat. baths. F^er, fire^aee, dream ran Jr. of money showing the new Avon svenlngs.. 9-6760. FOR INFORIWATION Hs Gs SCHULZE 3-830. Farms and Land for Sale 71 For further information write Box kltchan, full baaament, $13,50, 6% BROS. MI 8-5135 A sharp car throughout. gift catalogue. You ran too, if O. Herald. 51ANCHESTER Package Pallvary. you start now. Call 50 3-5195. CALL MRS. WETHERBEE INCORPORATED mortgage may be assumed. $6,00 TALOOTTVILLJD- Vernon, $0,60. 315 C E N T E R SHED DORklEStS. garsgea and aU NOTICE OF SALE BOLTON—Approximately. 10 acrea cash required. Call now for more New Conn, contomporary. ultra MORIARTY Only $345 Down Ugbt tnicklng and paoiage daUv- TR 5-9707—Ml 9-4583 Rooms Without Board 59 EIGHT ROOM 1941 home two types of carpentry .work. Roofing, ery. ftefngeratora, waabera and ■U 9-0291 TOWN OF MANCHESTER on South R omI, 380 foot frontage. information. modem ranch. % acre wooded siding, gutter work. For tree esti­ Call Mon., Fri. after 4 p.m.. Sat bathe, screened breesewsy, double lot. Washer - d^er-refrigerater- 1955 Rambler 4-Dr. Custom ■tova moving apeclaity. Folding O FFICE OF garage, 1% acres. Frsaanay m ates. ca ll 5 0 9-8933, or 5 0 cbdira for rant. IQ . 9-0783. THE GENERAL MANAGER and Sun. 01 day. 50 9-130. W ARRElf E. HOWLAND boUt-ln oven-stove are included. Sedan 34700. HEATED, FURNISHED room Wlttl Mceneed state boarding home for For anointment to aee call the h 4 : SEPTIC TANKS XnmiCIPAL BUILDING bath. 5 0 9-4578. older men, with $200 w eekly In­ REALTOR AUSTIN A. CHA5fBiai8 OQ. local FOR DIFFERENT elsea and typea 5 0 8-110 R. F. Dlmock Co.. Realtors. MI Radio, weather-eye heaters, de­ AND!^ 41 Center Street of fanpa and land tracts within 20 come. $0,00. Carlton W. Hutch­ 94346,- Joseph Ashford, 50 9-608, froster and overdrive. Economy and long distance moving, pack­ MANCJHESTER, CONNECTICUT BEAUTIFULLY fumlahed front ins. 5 0 9-5132. UGHT TRUCKING and email jobs ing. atorage Call 50. •4197. Hart-, miles of Hartford. Lawrence F. B arbara NtoOda. 5 0 9-7703 o r t - -7 plus in this fine ear. done reasonable. 5 0 9-7853. PLU8GED SEWERS GREEN-HAVEN room , tUe bath, ahower and park­ Fiano, Broker. MI 9-MlO. BEST BUYS-BY BELFIORE ford C a. 7-1433. ing. Phone 50 3-7U6. MANCHES’TER AND R obert M urdock, 5 0 9-8973. A BEST BUY--- — by BELFIORE for VETERAN’S TEMPORARY $14,900—six room Ranch with Only $345 Down HOME KNITTING machines and Mm AIho Cliaied noanmjlx^^Ntw Cm* Cod. 6% aewing machines, sold, serviced HOUSING FRONT ROOM heated, conUnuoua Houses for Sale 72 VICINITY full collar. Plastered walls, auto­ Painting— Papering 21 Saptto Tanka, Dry Weils, Sewer hot water, gentlemen preferred. matic'hot water oil heat, oeramle rooms— dawn,"------. two___ unfinished up. and rented at your authorized $2,100 Down Buys This One! The Very Best In Homes MANCHESTER $18,000—P orter S t — Cape 0>d, Full basement, ceramic tile bath.. Also — G<^ Transportation Brother Sewing Center, Ralph’s, Unaa laatalted—Cellar Water­ Call 5 0 9-7139 or 59 B lrd i St. 14ANCHE8TRR -r New six room tile in bathroom. Nicely encloeed PAINTING, exterior and interior. CONNECTICUT full 6 rooms, , with detached ga­ bock yard. Re0 value here. Must be seen to be appreciated. Kelly Road, TaleottvUle. 50 Evening and weekends. Reason­ proofing Dene. ranch home in Rockledge sec- TR 5-406, before 3:0 p.m. or Specials 12.800 — Cokmiol 6 room s...... Monehostor Sealed bids will be accepted up R(XJM TO RENT near Canter. Uon. 1% batha, oeramle tilt rage, nicely landscaped lot. Con­ 9-8487. able rates. Cali 5 0 9-4782 o r TR to 3:00 P.M. October 31, 1857 for Heat and hot water. Gentleman. venient to shopping. $1$JW0—Cape. C!od: four im m acu­ a fter 6 p jn . 5-9184. W est sid e kltchan eountera. Attached ga* W48 De Soto 4-Dr. Sedan AIR-WAY Sales and Service. MoKINNEY BROS. the purchase of seventy-six (76) 37 Foster St. 5 0 8-6381. rage, omaolte drive, fully land* late down, two unfiiUshed up. Auto- Nicely equipped 13.700 — Copo — BOW 4 and 2 unfin.-Roltofl oroo $13,600—M anchester G reen— A ^ t ir ^ h e ^ nhutezed^wSia ^ Phone MI 3-5210. before 9 a.m., WALLPAPER removed. $7.50 per structures formerly used as Vet- leaped lot. $31,00. CoU R. F. SURPLUS S«wBra9B Disposal Co. near lake erans’ Temporary Housing located FREE PARKING, residential. real nice 7 room ranch with at­ flooring. Extra large yard. ExiM- 194$ Dodge 4-Dr. Sedan after 6 p.l^ room. Quiet efficient steam re­ Twin beds, next to bath. Two gen­ D im ock Co., Realtora. 5 0 9-5245, tached garage, extras included, to Ulnoss in famUy. Price 0,00. moval. Evening accommodations 1S0-IS2 Pearl St. — M| S-SS08 on Legion Rood, Silas Road, Hale Joseph Ashford, 50 9-M18, Bar­ lent financing. P I 3-8440. 13.800 —> Capo — 6 rooins...... Monehostor Rood and Nathan Road, Man- tlemen. After 6 p.m. 50 9-601.' electric stove, Laundermat, carpet­ g r i n d i n g a n d sharpening — extended. 5 0 9-9158. bara Wooda, '5 0 9-7703, or R obert ing and drapes, good terms. $17,900—L arge L-shaped Ranch, 1951 Kaiser 4-Dr. Sedan tools reconditioned. Lawn mowers Branford street cheater, Copnecticut, at the. office BOLTON—Four-room Ranch with MACHINERT HEATBD r o o m . Ontr0 continu­ Murdock, 50 9-072. of the General Manager, Munici­ first time on market. Re0 quality 1950 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan and saws precision sharpened, 14.900 — Ranch —• now SVi rooms . . Bolton oroo ous hot water. Kitchen privilege, $19,900—E ast H artford, Shannon hart; Six large rooms with vesti- 2S ft. living room and stone fira- motors serviced, ensilage knives, near lake pal BuUding, Mancheater, Connec­ separate entrance, gentleman. BtANCHESTER— Mandfteant iww Rd.—Attractive 6 room cape, place with a return heatalator, ticu t. SpUt Level. Roekledge section. Inde. Beautiful fireplace in 0 )o- mower blades, shears, cutlery, Parking. 5 0 3-4734. breezewav,' attached garage, large cioua living room. Forced hot water 0uminum combination storm For Fine Cars and Service clippers, etc. Empson H. Abom, 15,600 —- Capo — shod dormor .....____ Bolton Bid forms with instructions to 1,60 square feat of Uvtng area. lot completely encloeed with apTit ■ash, % acre lot. Price anly bidders and conditions of sale may ROOM TO RENT with all the 3% baths, two-car garage. Re­ ell heat ceramic tile in bathroom. Maple St, Ellington. Tel. TR ^ ■ nisar eeater rail fence. A home you will be A stone’s throw from school and $13,60. Gooton Realty Co., 166 5-7166. be obtained at the Office of the privUeges of home for a respect­ duced to $24,90. For further in* proud to own. School St. 5 0 9-5781, 5 0 9-4717. DE CORMIER OPEN FOR INSPECTION 15.800 — Copo — 6 rooms ...... Monehostor formation or appointment to see ■hopping. Very modem through­ able gantleman, that would appre­ General Manager, Municipal Build­ out. Member Board of Realtora and Green area ing, Mancheater, Connecticut. ciate it. 5 0 0-4171. C01 The R. F, IMmock Co., Real­ SPEC3AL—We~are fortunate to Multiple Listing Service. Old Colony Building r MOTOR SALES. INC. M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ ice. Cleaning attics, cellars and Each structure must be bid on tora. 50 9-53M, Joaeidi Ashford, be able to present one of Monches- 16,200 Capp — 7 rooms ...... Monehostor ATTRACTITVELT furnished room $11,700—Three bedroom Cape, BOLTON—First time on market. Franchised , Rambler and Willye yards. Incinerators emptied, ashes separately by street number as 5 0 9-6818, ^ b a r a W oods, 5 0 ter'e finest new Odoniol homes for room tor one more bedroom. En­ 658 HIlilARD — I bcI F L O O R McKee Street area . for gentleman with housekeeping 9-7703, or R obert M urdock, 5 0 s0e. Special featurea Include 8 Custom buUt for owner, two yea Dealer removed. Contract service svaU- SUNDAY designated on bid form. tirely encloeed porch done in knot­ able. 50 9-9757. Structures'may be inspected be­ faciUtiea. C all 5 0 3-4717. 9-6973. ^ bedrooma, m0d’a quhi$an, ' $% ago. Owner transferred. Ranch 17.900 — Ranch — now 5Vi rooms . . Monehostor ty pine.\Alumlnum storms and atyle, six complete rooms with 34 MAPLE ‘ ST., 5IANCHESTER tween ;l:00 P.M. and 6:00 P.M., ceramic tile baths, 0 ft living screens throughout. ()uiet neighbor­ *. ■ Hawthorne Street R0051S WITH light houSSkeaping. SIX ROOM C ^ . 0S,$0, Branford room, center hallway,large attrac­ ' expandable attic, open stairway, TREE SERVICE, removal, prun­ October 14 through October 18, Ontrally located. Mrs. Doraey, 14 hood. Pricfid right. 1985 BUICK Century R iviera hard­ ing. etc. Chain saw work. Free 17.900 — Colonial — 7 room s...... Monehostor 1957. AU Itructures must be re­ St. Aluminum aiding, amesite tive dining room and a houaewife’i '\ fireplace with paneled wisli and top all black,. whitewalls, fully 2 to 5:30 M. A rch S L drive. Thla home is an excellent dream of a kitchen. Recreation bookcases, basement garage, Rus- LATHES, DRILL PRESSES, ektimates. Edward Yeomans Tel. Very large'*14 room older home. Yes, $2,100 down and this S ix room finished Cape. Mala Street moved by purchaser before Janu­ buy! For umotntment to m call co steel combination storm wln- equipped, low m ileage. 5U 9-6063. PI 2-7279. ary 1, 1068. SINGLE OR double room next to room with fireplace, 3-car garage.. arge lot, w e l| over an acre of (1) 25 CORNELL STREET—6-rooRi Cape Cod plus en­ 18,980 — 2-famHy 5 and 5 ...... Mopichostor tha R. F. Dfmo^ Oo„ RlUtora, A real home for a large family. land. Can be renovated (or profsa- dowa and doors, large lot, nice AU bids must be accompanied bath and ahower. Quiet home: 50 0-5345, Joa4nA Aahford,’ 50 MILLERS, BAKING OVENS, Cod is yours. Ideally located in a quiet -residential sec­ near hospital Free parking. MI 94887. sion0.purpose8, or ideal tor large view. Designed for comfortalde, closed porch. Immaculate condition. 30-day occupancy— by a certified check for ten (10%) 9-608, B arbara. Woods, 5 0 1-7708 convenient famUy living. (31 m ort­ 19.700 ~ ‘Ronch •— 6 room s...... Giostopbory percent of the amount of bid. Bid­ WARREN B. HOWLAND fam ily. tion. Plastered walls, oak fJooring.~kutomatic oil heat. or R obert M urdock, .5 0 9-6973. REALTOR gages can ^ assumed. Price only $16,200. near MInneebaug Dr. ders 'must be prepared to pay the ROOM TO RENT. Inquire State Tailor Shop. 8 Biesell Street. 50 5 0 3-110 Two-family 6-8. Near schools, $17,60. Gaston Realty Co., 166 DESKS, METAL WORK Has oversized 1 car garage with amesite driveway. Like 21.000 — Ranch — now 6 room s---- Monehostor b0ance of the bid price within ten THREE BEDR(X>M • ranch with ahopplng, bus. Good setup for two School St. 5 0 9-5781, M I 9-4737. (10) days after award by the 3-8047, 5 0 8-730. large, weU equipped kitchen, tile (2) HAWTHORNE s t r e e t —(North End).- New 5i/i _ Roekledge NEAR EAST (TENTER Street four farnlUes to buy together. Owner, Member Board of Realtora and a good sized yard? This yard is 241 . . . yes, we said 241 Town of Manchester aifd the State VERY PLEASANT room at 03 bath, oil beat, garage. 8. A. will take back sniall second mort­ Multiple listing Service. STOOLS, WORK BENCHES, room ranch, attached garage. Full, basement—$17,900. 21.900 — Contomporory — now 5V| rooms Public W orks: Commissioner. B eechler, 5 0 9-8 9 0 o r 5 0 $-6966. bedroom Colonial, copper plumb­ Main St. for gentleman. Parking. ing, excellent neighboniood, xood gage If necessary, VERNON ft. deep. Want more good news? OK, here it is— the , .Talootivllle Bear center The Town of Manchester re- 5 0 8-4071. SOUTH WINDSOR—Kelly Rd. Split aerves the right to accept or reject NEW SIX ROOM house. Carter St., buy at $14,60. Cm*ltan W. Hutch- level, triple track storm windows, (3) ARNOTT ROAD— Rockledge. First new ranch on 24.900 — Split ^ now 7 ro o m ...... Monehostor Manchester. Five rooms, complete Ina, 5 0 94132. . LOCKERS, Etc. mortgage would be a.4i/g% one. Aluminum storms and any and all bids as the case may ONE KITCHEN and bedroom fur­ THE doers. De luxe built-in oven and SUPERB HEW RANCH ' ' ' Rockledge be in the beat Interest of the Town nished for two working people. 50 full rear dormer, 1% batha baae- stove. $17,80. F.H.A. approval, right. 6' rdoms, V / t baths, attached garage— $21,000. ment garage. Go to end of Porter SIX R(X)M alnglc, three bedrooms, W ILUAM E. BELFIORE screens throughout. Call . . . but early * . .on this one. 16,300-)M,000 — Custom B uilt...... Monehostor of Manchester. 9-801. - ^ oil heat, garage. Immaculate con­ ■mall down pa}rment. Owner 50 Located on a beautifully landscaped ^4 acre wooded lot San tins Dr., off Keeney Street The purchaser, furthermore, St., Carter St Short distance fur­ AGENCY 8-107. (4) ARNOTT ROAD— Rockledge. New 7-room split leVel. ther on right. Thomas Shannon, dition, quiet restdentlU section, TOree bedrooms, baths, fireplace, wa!k-out basement shall procure insurance M veiags in lovely yard affording utmost 20,000-30,000 — Custom Builfk-lolton Contor oroo the amount of $10,000 to $30,- Boarders Wanted . 59*A BuUder, BU 9-10$. IVENTRY—Lovely four room In- Terrace. Completely equipped kitchen. Frigidair(^ washer 2 car garage, completely equipped kitchen. Reduced to Riga Heights pri'vacy, ide0 .for children, close MI 9-076 lated year 'round home. Alum- 00.0 Uability and $25,00.0 5IANCHBSTBR—Six room ranch, to schmla. Excellent value 04,00. and dryer included. Under $22,000. Shown by abpoint- $24,900. THE WILUAM E. BEUIORE AGENCY LoM; Monehostor — Bolton — VomOn — AuxioYtr Property Damag|. A (Certificate Dmm combinatlona, artesian weU, ROOM AND BOARD, gentleman. near MInneebaug Dr., paiieled Goodchild Realty (To., Realtors. MAN(THB8TER — E x c s p Uon0 extra large landscaped lot. Lake SALE STARTS nient only. ' • Com more kd-Indus trio! Proporty of same to be placed on fils with Tel. 50 $.7$78. deri, ceramio'‘tUe .bath, walkout 50 3-790 or BU 9-00. Membtrs value. Ten year oldNcustom seven i - the Town of Mancheater, Con­ privileges, many extras. Immedi­ For farther Infonnation, er appointment to eee, OaH baaement, partiaUy completed M.L.S. room (Toloiual. FouK b^rooms, ate occupancy. (Tall owner JA ■For tarthw informatfon, er appointment to oee, OnU necticut prior to removal of any game room, owner beliw trana- three twin else. UvlngNi^Ai 14x 8-8181. For furtber iatoriMUoa, or appokitateat to nee, structure. ApartnMnts—^Flata— farted out of atate. Raduead to CAPE OOD, four down, unfliiUhed 38,'large dining roomV^adoua Tha R. F. DIMOCK OO^ItciMlI S52«S Tha R. F. DIMOCK O O ^ I M m II SS2U Dated at Mancheater on this Taneiaents 63 $19,70. Shown by appointment up. Immaculate, on oversized lot tiled kitchen, dtahwaiOler, dispoa- SOUTH WINDSOR, FOSTER St-*- MONE Ml 9-07M The R. F. biMOCK C0_MIM m IJ $4245 loth day of October, 1957. only. R. F. Olmocli Ck).,'Raptors. Hot___ water oil heat. Posslhle 0 . Recreation room, attached ga­ 'three bedroom ranch only two 1 Aahford, Bfl S*4818 er Barbara Wootio, MI S-7703 or foooph Aahfonl. BU S-S818 or Barbara Woods, MI »-770S i- Richard Martin LOVELY threw room apartment, 50 9-046. Jooaph Aahford, 50 assume 1%%' mortgageMtgS dr rage. Near grade and high echoot years old. Supetb condition. Ga- o r i o e e ^ Aahford, 30 S-S818 or Barbara Woods, m t-7701 Oanerol Manager or BAert Nnrdoek MI 9-M73. .... or Bobert Murdoek MI B-M72. fumlahed. (MU Ml $490 or OV 9-018. Barbara Woods, 50 $-770 F,H.A. Cali The VnUUm.E. Bal- $0,60. Town and Counts Realty. rags. Lot'lOCkziss. Low taxes. Elva or Kotaart Murdoek sn S4S1S F.O. No. 6819 64$0 collect, ^ .r. or Robert Murdock, MI fidn Aganey, 10 A O $436$, M S S-3793. X^ar. Realtor MI 9-4468.

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FACE TWENTI ^—L..'. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 196f •I- Mattflfffltpr iEufittitg i^prali Average Daily Net Press Run ------' 'V For the Week Ended X. The Weathsr ' October 5, 1957 Fapeeaat *( D. S. Wastber Bsreas Manchester Soroptimista will The Polish American Club will will offer a variety of atU'Sctlona. white elephant booth presided over hold Its monthly meeting tomor­ Verplanck Fair About Town hold a dessert meeting Monday at Mrs. John Regs and Mrs. Roland by Mrs. Irene Zaccaro and Mrs. 7;45 p.m. at the home of Mrs. row night at the elubhoiiae. - Irish will be In charge.of the cakes Joseph Lee. \ 12,680 . Tonight elenr. osid. Low to 80s. Ruth J. Spencer. 7 Chestnut St. A Rain or Shine, while Mi-s. Roaemarj' Hodson and PTA fathers will be in 4wrge Menber of the Audit Bunday ftUr, slightly warmer. HIgb Kin* David Lodge. NO. Sl.'lOOF, business meeting will follow. Mem­ A food sale will be held by Man­ Mrs. Rosetta Bnttum'.will dispense I of the refreshment booth, w-hve We re the Bureau of Olreulatioa 55 to 00. ' will meet at ,7:80 tonight In Odd bers'of the Book Club sre urged to chester Assembly. No. IS, Order Says Rackowski homemade cookies and candles. I hotdogs. Msmburgers, soda ^ d- Fellows Hall. A social hour will return books read during the sum- of the .Rainbow for Girls, at the Of special interest to children ! coffee will be sold. . v Manchester— A City o f Village Charm follow the meeting. mer. J. W. Hale Store starting at 11 The slerplanck PTA Family Fair will be the books and to.va presided Mra .WUliam Malk'enson and ther Authorized Headquarters o'clock tomorrow morning. Mem­ over by Mrs. George Krause and j Book fair committee hope, that all| Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. TYoite'r Confirmation instruction for new bers are reminded to bring their tomorrow ■ will be held rain or Mrs. Madeline Kerrigan, and the who attend the Family Fair will ■ !■: >R 'Ht VOL. LXlfVII, NO. 11 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CpNN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1957 (Clatslfled Adverttalng en P a g e .lt) PRICE FIVE CENTS o f CSWWtry Lake, formerly of classes and those of last .rear will food to the store by 10:30, and shine, starting at 11 ajn. It will be mystery booth nianaged by Mrs. I stop in the auditorium to see the' also of the rehearsal at 8 o'clock Maneh'eater. have, arrived at their be given tomorrow at 10 s.m. in held in the school It it rains. Phyllis Zatkowiki and Mrs' Geor- displsy of books for children and home In SL Petersburg. Fla., for Zion Lutheran Church. Sunday afternoon at the iMaaonic ^ tte Kiecolt. Mrs. Marva Williams ! families. Temple. A business meeting will Leonard Rackowski, president, the winter. '■ said there will, be many events for will have the candied apples. ^ uteh^ Bo^ I Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brown. 11 be held Monday night at 7:30 at The adult patrons will ■ find the Masonic Temple. children. Watfchers Hie Ladies kAid Society • of ■ North Fairfield St,, have returned "Uncle Jlfn." Ringllng Bros, many interesting things In the the Buckingham Oongregatlonal after a month's.vacation in Calif­ circus clown, will be there to please handcrafts booth In cliarge of Mrs. LINE ornia. They made their headquar­ Richard D, Flavell. machinist's Rita Davidson and Mr*. Jean Kie- Church have set the date of ^at- mate flret class, US-V. son of Mr. the children with his Juggling, bal­ urdM, Nov. 2. for the annual fair ters with their'aon and daughter loon toja and his famous "ailiy llck, the plants and cut flowers **> in-law, Mr. and -Mrs. ICrnest and Mrs. Howard C. Flavell, 33 managed by Mrs. John Bousfield See True and harvest supper. Packard St., is ae;;ving aboard the bike." Brown and three grandchildren, ' A puppet show. "Hansel and i and Mrs. ’Thelma Smith, and the W E GIVE who live in Sunland, Calif. guided missile ship USS Norton Sound on missile operations in the Gretel," is to be put on by Mrs. LIF^E Green stamps Gulf of Panama. Helen Snyders, fourth grade. There Loyal Circle of Kings Daugh­ will be pony tides and a swinging Red Moon FO R RENT r BREAKFAST and .n. . > ' S and l ( miB. Movie Projectors ters will hold a rummage sale in Denis E. Greaney, son of Mr. chair ride. Ganies and races will Woodruff-Hall of Center Congre­ [LUNCHEON SPECIALS T —oonad or sllmt, also 88 mm. and Mrs. Edmond Greaney. 487 Nx be held and prizes awarded. On C. /; MORRISON Washington, Oct. 12 (JP)— aBds piojeotors. gational Church next Wednesday Slain St., is at Lacklgnd Air Force display will be a fire engine loaned [ EVERY DAY AT ^ morning, starting at 9:30. Dona­ Base, San Antonio. Tex., receiv­ by the Town Fire Department. FAINT ond^ALLPAPER CO Moonwatch observers at Cam­ tions may be left at , the church WELDON DRUG CO. ing hia basic training. Interested Mrs. George Johnson III. chairt 858 CE.VTER ST, \ PHdlPHONE MI 8-8718 bridge, Mass., this morning M l Mato 8t. TeL Ml 8-5821 Tiiesday evening from 7 to 9 In electronics, he will sperialiae in man of the ways and means com­ [ Arthur Drug Siorts j o'clock. UMmmomouMmtm watched Russia’s Sputnik as that field. mittee. states that the many booths m m m a i - 7 4 U it streaked across North Mrs. Charles Phillips and Mrs. Ahverica. Henry Hembrechts, co-chairmen, After maHing observation* both | announce that the Starlite Festi­ with Inatrumenta and the naked Macmillan Royal- Pair VERPLANCK val, sponsored b.v the WSC8 of eye ob a ^ er* at the Smithsonian f ' PTA the "North Methodist Church, will Aatrophyslc'a) Observatory said; be held in the evening of Nov. 13 they were satisfled they had seen Hits Moves W ill Make at the church. TTie supper and fair the sate.lllte itself, not ' the third- will be open to the puMic. stage of the - prbpelling rocket. | FAMILY which has been orbiting around i the Earth. , ' j To U.S. Rift STILL IN PROGRESS Meanwhile British technicians Personal Notices using the world's largest rkmo tel­ Brighton, England, Oct. 12 London, Oct. 12 (JP)—T h i^ escope reported a contact with the ] (JP)— Prime Mini.ster Macmil­ FAIR Satellite or the rocket remnaiit. Royal airliner carrying Queen Scientists were still trj'Ing lan said today that attempts Elizabeth II and Prince Philip SATURDAY, OCT. 12 In Memoriam photographs of Sputnik, as well as' to e:;aggerate British-Ameri- to North America roared ovt% V more accurate measurementa of can differehces was “ playing 11 A,M. fo 4 F.M. . In loTing memory of our dear Ketdf. Us course and speed. Apparently mid-Atlantic in clear Uu» w))o passed aw«y October .U,. 1944. the Communist game.” skies today bucking slight..... X>«arly iovod dauttitpr of Mery and it was miihtainihg its Ihitiar He directed hla remarks at for­ IYERPLANCK SCHOOL Georg* Corrie ana beloved aife o( velocity of about 18.000 miles an eign policy c:-Ulca—both In Amer- headwinds but still on time Robert Vcintoth. hour in its eighth day of circling GROUNDS ic.i and In Britain. Speaking bis- in the race to reach Ottawa Sveet the word of remembrance the Earth. fore delegates at Uie-annual con­ Dear is th* on* who haa gone 1.7 Track Sphere before dusk. iFcataring: "Unde Jim’ In memory w* will tlwaya keep her vention of his Conservative party, The' 4-engined Douglas DC7C Just as the yeara roll on. About 15 members of the ob- Macmillan said the Communists — the down. Puppet I aen’atory's optical training pro­ radioed at noon (Greenwich Mean Mother and Father. and othe-.'s would seek to divide Time—8 a.m.; BUT) that the Show, Pony Rid e s, | gram using teiescopes. transits Britain and America. ' ' and the naked eye tracked the ^Weather was "fin# and fair” 1,244 Bootiis. Come end brinffl 82 YEARS IS INDEED 9UITE A MERCHANDISING RECORD! TO SHOW EVERYONE HOW APPRECIATIVE WE ARE OF THEIR PA­ Living Room or Garage? "There are plenty of people who milea out from London, with 3,117 rill sphere as it mov<^ in a northeast­ are temnted to harp upon and cx- (the femily! TRONAGE. WE ARE OFFERING THESE ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY . . . erly direction. This car, operated by.lAwrence McKee, 30. Meridehr slammed Into the living room of a house occu­ miles stlU to go. Tlio plane la dua • pied by Mr. and Mrs. Btjiest Hov’srd at 'Bdlton Notch at 4:15 a.m. today.,^^ Several valuable pieces eggei-Rts our occasional differ­ In Ottawa at 6:30 p.m., EDT. An observer. Donald Foik. a i ences,” he said. "But if they do so AdmiBsion To Ground ICE CUBES Harvard graduate student, d e -: of antique furniture (vei** deatro.ved and a porch and the aide of the house were wrecked Story on The royal couple, who made .An Free scribed the satellite as "a ver>-1 Page 2. I Burkamp Photo. I they are wittingly or unwittingly .early getaway while most Britons Specials playing the Communiti gamb. ,On still were In bed, were reported MILLER'S PHARMACY I HBLE’S . LINGERIE DEPARTMENT ^ bright star traveling northeast." the Unit'.’ of purpose a'nd policy of Be Sure To See The BT IH E BAG Folk said there was some con -, able to relax in the last hours o f the Commonwealth, Europe 'and the flight before • beginning thetr Book Fair 299 OBBEN BD. FROM OUR MAIN CLOSE-OUT TABLE fusion at flret as to whether ob­ Dog to Ride Next FASHION DEPARTMENT lO U FFA N T servers had sighted the ' actual the United States lies the hope o f strenuous 19-day tour o f Canada FLOOR DEPARTMENTS the free world." and the United States. < (TAKE ELEVATOR TO SECOND FLOOR) satellite or the third stage of the GSEA Asks Boost Russian Satellite rocket that pi-ojected the satellite Macmillan indicated a t r a I n a . The Royal Canadian Air Forca HALF SUPS FOUNDATIONS Into its orbit. placed on the British-American , took over from the RAF in escort­ Copenhagen. Del. 12 — alliance by the Suez invasion have ing the royal plane, flying at 14,- REGULAR $1.00 A 30-minute confeivnce in which been completely removed. A dog will circle the-Earth in 000 feet for the last half o f . tho Closeout assortment, broken sixeK. styles Odd size* and style.*. Value $5,00 to moonwatchera compared notes and For Older Workers "One of the great, though quiet, observations confirmed their b e -} the next Soviet satellite, three night. FIRST QUALITY «nd colora. Values $7.95 to $12.95. $12,50. V top Russian rocket experta .achievements of the past few 'A .... lief it was the satellite Itself that —.. . rucathsJiaa...,taa«u -Uw-. rsoognltim ..Quaw laaBod- slssvy sy od — ,|_Doii*t Throw’em _ .Discount SOM. F^k- said.- ' | "'"'Ha'rtVord. OcT i'2 iAb-' -'fhe 'Con-'* 'wa’s'fnadequafiTln"^ o*f month- in London and in Washington that is she boartfsd tho plana after “ " ^ SHEER 40 G AUGE Lt. Gen. A'. A. Blagonravov turning to .faca photographers ganlz'ecTto obaene'’*Xllto^^^ State Employes Assn. I jYJuniP" the cost of living in-M and Professors S. M. Poloskov we must try to art together," he declartd. from the flower-fastooned ramp. , DARK SEAM SALE *5.99 Sale *2,95 to *6.95 and A. M. Kasatkin made the prince Philip walked behind her I Away, Save ’em • . the United Slates plan* to laimch ' opene our should, be able to See the new 81 X 108. $2.19 who have invested years in state Moore of New Haven State Teach-1 belong." world for the first time on this H makes a Colora: Black, brown, navy, natural, red. cessful firing of the ’Thor, may On October 21 "We must try to meet subver­ knees" appealed to God today for Spotlighted by television and REGULAR SOc. employment. er* College. j sion In all Ita various forms. We trip at Beil Island, Labrador, he etc. have been a lest of the so-called "The union leader who directs I a peaceful solution to the stale- movie camera lights, the Rev. M. 42 X so Pillow Caaea. 45c "intermediate" missile's sctusl Willlamaon, new senior vice 19 las e-F ! hflp out friend* all over the said. the aaaociatlon, with a claimed pre.sii-Ef-1 world who are in danger.!* I Eighty - five churches In this state employe membership of Board o f Fisheries and Game and i contract dispute o f. federal troops "who are sur­ (Conttooed oa Fags Fire) HEAVIEST QUALITY Unoffiefal reports In Washington and' ' > area, representing all faiths, tched- rounding our city schools, with­ Each Twin or full bed alzr*. You will love theae said the Thor (lew aeveial hundred close to 10.000, also called on Gov. has^ been a state ehiploye for 28;^"'**'’ sOku: lifOO bus d;1vers , ---^------"VJW-'!---- DIFFERENCE *2.29 TYPE 144 UDY PEPPERELL el-nor, RIbicoff to help all state years. mechanics and the ConnecL'cut out authority and endangering the (or .Tonr own uae and for glfta. Bleached white, miles beyond the designated 1.500- The annual convention banquet Co., their employer, faHed yester- Actor Bra'tido Wed all churches throughout the State Uves .of our citizens.'-’ WHITE SHEET wnMjuejIiltejjjinB^^oiie^BndjrHIo^ mile scope of the ‘ntVmediste ^ day, and nation to take part. SUPERnNE MUSLIN range ballUUo missiles lIRBM) will be held Sunday at 6 p.m., National Guard and Army regu- IMPORTED WASHAILE RE(;. $9.9.1 21” X 27” He said the pay boosts voted by witli the elected state rapitol of­ A last ditch meeting with state To Indian Actress Downtown merchants said the,v lar4 have been on guard at the BLANKETS and ffederol mediators apparently would give employes time pff to if you REGULAR 82.09. lOO^f DOWN FILLED "ouim i'f be determined w’heth-' I*?* ‘ ficials as principal .speakers. Gov­ school since Sept. 24, the day after Bulletins 72 X 108. $2.49 er the missile's flight from the * pluis an ernor RIbicoff, vill not attend, did nothing to bring company and By’JAMES BACON attend services some will pause riotlng broke out when the nine I union representatlvres closer to for a moment of silent prayer from the AP Wirqt REGULAR 88.20. Florida East Coaat firing point »*cond j-mrtsp however. Hollywood. Oct. ' 12 lAh—An Negroes started attending claaeea FABRIC GLOVES agreement. when the church bells ring out. with whites, ^ fo r e the day of 81 X lOA $2.69 BED PILLOWS represented any progress toward i <— ------^ ______• exqtic Indian actress honeymooned ^ 4 9 rocketry that enabled the Russians I • . -v. . Fifteen to 20 of the participat­ rioting. Gov. Orval Faubua had At Anniversary u le price. Slip-on styles REGULAR 00c. . to send satellite sputnik hurtling < from the meeting and announced ing churches are Negro congrega- used the Nattonal Guard—then un­ WOLCOTT MAN lOUJBD KNOW CHRIST tha^ a strike date had been set for an East-West wedding that almost Wolcott, Coan„ Oct. 12 (Ah —> in double woven cotton. Plain and trim 42 X 80. 59c Flret quality. Made by the Hneat blanket mill. *7.95' around and around the world. t followed the script of the actor's 'lions. der his command'—to prevent Ne­ What a value! Soft, rr.lllrnt 100-;, down for Sentiment mounted, however, • 5 s.m., Monday. Oct. 21. latest movie. The Rt. Rev. Robert R. Brown, groes from entering. Glen Ballard. 34, wap IdUed backs. Colors: White, ecru, black. yeara of service. Loiveat price ever for this from lawmakers for efforts to unify, Stock Prices Down A company official later accused Anna , Kashfl. a 23-year-oId Episcopal bishop of Arkansas, said, Faubus withdrew the troops af­ early today to an autoniOIiUe ae- Christ offm ftBidom for LOW. LOW PRICES! U.S. efforts toward matching or the union, the Amalgamated As­ beauty, thus became the envy qf we jsre trying to emphasize that ter federal district eourt ordered otdent 500 feet from his honto' TYPE 119 UDY PEPPEREU sociation of .Street, Electric Rail­ this ia nonpolitical and we, are not on Witches’ Rock Rd., but two Hm abundant Nf*. HALE’S OWN BRAND—MERCURY topping Soviet achievements in much’ of the world’s feminine pop- him not Jo Interfere with sched­ A TERRIFIC VALUE! plumbing space. ' way and Motor Coach Employes of taking any position of that na­ uled integration and President , men riding ^ t h him to the COMUED PERCALE America, of planning to welch on uatlim as she snared H ollj-wt^'s Pair 89c LINT FREE VISCOSE RAYON Sen. .Tackson (D-Wash), a mem $10 Billion in W eek most ellidble and sought-after ture. We are simply trying to Eisenhower federalized the Guard | front seat of his car escaped SOLID COLOR ELECTRIC BUNKETS her of the Armed Services Com­ a contract. start on our knees.” nnd set in as well .troops of the with slight cuts-Policeman John "If Hi* Son slwdl mediB FRINGED HOBNAIL ' , ______’ • X . If the walkout ia effected, rid­ bachelor. It also was tbe first mar­ With a 2 Year Warranty mittee. suggested appointment of riage for the actress,.whose home President Elsenhower recently lOlst Airborne Division. hloKenna reported,that Bollard, 72 X 108. ers in New Havsn, Hartford, married and the fatlter of three, you frta, you shoN bo ANNIVERSARY SALE a czar to guide this nation's ftiis New York, Oct. 12 The stocky Added to this ^ r e * number of. wrote to Bishop ‘ Brown asking “nie Governor remained at the sil^ program,^ Sen. Stennls .,(D- Meriden, Middletown, . Stamford. him to use his good offices In apparently was traveUng at ex­ freo lnd«^." TWIN BEDisnSE,____ market this week-suffered a break techn'-cal market - -factors. There NorivTch and New London would (Ooatiaued on Page Tliree) mansion, for the third straight at X 108...... - ^ 7 , 9 5 Miss) said'he was asking Coiigre.** .striving, lo r . a settlement of the cessive speed When hlS car hit SPECIA1,_ e<}u*Ho the one-ln the-week ended waa-a-comblnallon of p.trflt-taking be left without bus traflaporOF , company by the ls.suance of com- Mutuml And Independent). colors. Values to $6.00. REG. 84.9S. M X 76. although It was interrupted *by P&W Union Voles Dionne of the quintuplet atetere $3.69"“ personnel Inoculated With the vac­ this year. ’Tlie turnover of sharea Three Jewett City men aanuunce rnmmon stock at S25 to present mon stock is 8 per cent, since was reported Improved today FITI.L SIZE. * J . O T cine showed bettor than .average soared to 15,575,710. or a ,daily various events such as President •*Tbe World's Most W ide-Spread Radio Program'* Eisenhower’s '"upset stomach" formation of company to Manu-. ,t.ockhoders in the ratio of one dividends on stock are not tax de­ from complications arising from txssi. ' 98c Full or twin bed Aizes. Will Pure white filling that Is resistance to the flu. average of 3,115,710. This was the For New Contract iGcture hiccup^urlng mucnlnt. ; new share for f^ur outatandlng. ductible." give you year* of aervlee. Seams June 10. flu. Yestefday Dr. Real Qeltoaa CXirrelate* wlUi.ajiy color or white. guaranteed to launder while. » TTielr resistance was measured biggaat weekly volume since the Carlos Romulo and five Ameri- ! The PUC recalled that it order- The commission said its oba4rva-1 said ahe was In serious but not ZION EVANRELICAb LUTHERAN CHURCH Each all bound, zipperrd end. Elastic on each comer. by an antibody, .count of their firal/ post-heart attack week.. It After the July. high, the raising West Hartford, O.ct 12 (AT—. cans killed in Philippine air rmah jed the telephone company .a .vear COOPER and HIGH ifTREETS. MANCHESTER *2.79 of the discount rate by the Fed­ tlon* were iVvade "for tlie purpose desperate condition. Yvonne was blood. Antibodies are substances placed great emphasis on the de­ Union employes of the Pbatf A ...Air Force pilot land* badly {agoago to sell the st(Kk at not le.ss of impressing on management tt*^. unable to attend the wedding of within the blood that combat a cline. ■ eral Reserve Board, the hike in the Whitney division of Penn-Texaa crippled piano alone after telling OCT. 14-17, MONDAY through THURSDAY. • SiAfC Green Stamps Given With All Cash Salea • / British bank rate, the vyeakness of 1 than $32 a share, but that the duty of carefully sertitinizing ail her sister Annette to Gernwin virus when It strikes. :^ e week brought the highly Corp. liave voted to accept a new j crew to bail out. Connecticut Supreme Court over- | phase* of ita actions in relation .Allard yesterday. Annette visit- EVENING SERVICES AT 8 O’CLOCK (BASBMENT LEVEL) Kilbume,. who is ali|o. director unsettling news that Russia had worid copper prices and uncer­ HALE'S HOUSEWARES DEPT. • * company contract offer. Navy Patrol bomber erasbed In ruled this order. to permanent financing." ? rd tbe hospital after the cere- WITH THi; of virus research at the medical launched Us space satellite, or tainties abroad helped depress The vote by voice came yester-' Bering Sea killing three flie r s ..,/ prices,. 4-. . . In its decision ye.slerday. grant­ It says its observations are mon,v and gave her the wedding REV. H. G. CAHAU BRUCE SELF-POLISHING FLOOR WAX— Hard lusler. WILD BIRD. FOOD— Free from noxous weeds and harsh • Ample FREE Farkinf At Rear Of Store center, described the results as "sputnik," atid this brought’ big day at a meetinc to the Buahnell! Air Force C-47 lands by Itself at ing the company permission to sell "made for the purpose of imprea-1 bouquet. No rubbing. Shines as-it dries. Reg. $1.09^. Now 69c qt. •‘very preliminary" but signifleant- gains to certain aircraft and mis­ Memorial that produced a near Missouri air base after crew of the $25 par slock, the commis­ sing on management its duty ofl Exerutive Secretary and Chaplain grains. Fun for the whole family. SPECIAL 79c 5 lb. bag. Personnel'was divided into.two I’NEF DEFICIT REIHIKTED sile stocks hut created a shaky fist fight. About 1.200 - persona' nine bails out. v sion said that had it been issued carefully scrutinizing all pha.ies of j KNOWLAND, IKE CXJNKER LUTHERAN SERVICE SOCIETY, Inc. . Your,Money Refunded at* Stanip Counter jgroups of 70 each. Each person in atmosphere (or the market as a United Nations, N. V., Oct. 12 BITTALO, NEW YORK SAMSONITE TRAlI^ CASE— First time^ ever at this BULLETIN BOARDS— Chrome framed. Laminated cork. —v' ■ • ‘ were pi-eaent. New Haven report* 25-year-old at $30 a share, 226,384 shares ita actions in relation to perma-1 Washington, Ovt. 12 (A’l—Sen. one group received a full dose -one vv'hole, When official statements — .Sneretary (ienerql Dag Affected by the a^(;eement! father first victim of • Aslan Du would have had to be Issued. nent financing, since under the price. Handy, small, compact for the ladies convenience. For office, stores, homos schooU. 11 x 15, $1.49; 18 X 24, cubic centimeter of the vaccine— Knowland of California, tbe Sen­ A Cordial Welcome To Ail, indicated that there would be no Hammarskjold renarfed toda,v were aome 3,(K)0 members of the. in. that city.. .Federal District This, the commission added, present law . _ . this commission ate Republican leader, said after Reg. $17.50. Now $14.95 plus tax. $3.19; 23 X 30, $4.98. deep In an arm muscle, the rec­ special build-up. In defense spend­ that the U.N. Emergency Force United Automobile Workers. (Jhlef Judge say* he will rule Monday . Especially Such As Have No Church Home it would , have resulted in a saving;, is powerless in this common stock i a White- House eonfetonce today ^ • ommended Public Health Service ing to meet the.Sovigt (Aa)ienge, (UNEF) in the Middle East is in among the benefits |hey won was on move to bar James R. Hoffa measiired by the present dividend ' issue to do little more than advise [ way of Injecting the iracclne. he dlseussed the U.S. missile pro­ £loa ia a Ctiurcb of tiir International I.4ithetan Hour and "Thie FOOD WARMER— White baked enamel holder attacked BED BOARDS—Sleep better, feel better, firmer sleeping stocks u’shkehed again. the red because many nation* a 3 per cent wage boost, averaging from taking over helm of Team- rate, of almost $453,000 a year. and suggest that the course upon gram, along with other domesDe I* tto^ ^ fc" TV (288 atationa) both outotandlog maao eonununl- Each person In the second group In addition to thU, tile.re was s' have not been paying tlieir about 6>^ rent* an hour. Stera Union., "For every $1 of net income, which this company’s manage- to bright braas frame. White stay-cool “ Butyrate” han­ Surface. Often recommended’ by doctors for sufferers of rfceived two a)iots. each, a tenth and foreign aubjeets, but no poll- ’ cation* ao a pubUc am ice to our nation and the world. ik .J W K IIA L 4 coM series 'o f unfavorable buslnest share. He called it one of tbe key Other tenns of the contract in­ New York blotter salesman shot available for dividends." the coml , ment la presently embkrked in re­ tics. Knowland, who ia giving up dles. 2 qt. heatproof casserole. 22 kt. gold stars fired into sacro-iliac. arthritic and other apinal ailments. Single Red, of the rocommended dose. TTie in­ newa — cutbiacko, layoffs, lower (actors in maintalatog mllltatx clude a 7-cent-an-hour pay hike to .to abdomen when he walk* into mission observed,,.''the company ! sped to selling Ita capital stock **Most W'idely Telf vised Program In the World M ANOiiSTiii C o n n * - jections were made Just imdtr the his Senate seat next year to run gUss coVer. Complete with candle worming unit. $4.98 24” X 60”, $4.95; Bed, 36". X-60”, $6.95; Full Bed, earnings, and.ao on. It bacame calm In the Middle East but esU- the form of a cost of livtog in­ hoIdup>.. .W AC' - detachment •'to ihflst earn more than $2.” Thia. it | at a patently undul.v’ low price be- for the Republioaa noipinatioa % akin. apparent that' ths traditional au­ / Today" value. SPECIAL $2.98. 48’.’ x.6tf” , $8.95. V ; CORNIK MAIN and OAK STREETS mated It would cost a total of crease, which will be frozen into Japan gets "high excellent" - rat- continued, ia of ‘'significant Im- j low maritet, will undoubtedly have for governor of California, tied tumn pickup In butinesa wai Just $20 ralUlon to keep going tiw lYter being "aiked” to wear portanca to both investor and rate 1 an adverse effect'trpoh 'rat*, p a y.-, ,jt 45-minute breakfast meettog Faff* SaVan) not coming off. *' ,■ threugh next fall. (Oonttoned oa Faga Two), faU{e* and girdles wher* needed. payer." t qrs." ■ with President Elsenhower, I ‘ / ■ A .. ■./ 'N. T t-,' r "'/v