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>'/: •/ ¥s..I' i ^OBTWmY-FOUB THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11,1966 Avaragir Daily Net PreM Run Tha Waatkar. F m - the W m V Kad#d ^attrliP0t(r lEtt^nins ISmtUt Oot a. itM ' - ■ It .e V. 8. Wi FiUr. Helen Da'vldirdn Lodge, No. M, Miss Zlisabeth Bonturl's first Miaa Jean Macfarlan, Garden u oO tm U m g Daughters .of • Scolla,'wtir hold 'a grade .won the-attendance banner­ Apta., Had aa weekend guests Mrs. 1 2 ,2 8 3 tonight m M tetn tia y . A bou t Tow n meeting at the Masonic Temple et the Nathan Hale PTA meeting Aghea DeRemer, her, niece and M tm h» mt tk. Avdit tonight. I.OTr S«-«a^ tomorrow night at 7:46., ' this week Instead of the fifth nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bu n m . f OUcalatiMi •a-86. ' "lly faltlj In My Job,” the lec- grade, as previously reported. ^ Hin, and Masters James and ' Pinehurst at PE^Mam.s.O aiid Friday Nights Till 9d)0 M ancheMter-—^A City o f Village Charm oa d ln • ••tie* of dlscuMion*. will Brendan Shea, son of Mr. and George Hln, all of Paterson, N. J. be belli tonight *t « o’clock in the Mrs. William J. Shea. Boulder Rd., The American . Legion ., Auxil­ yiMlenUon room »t Center Con- has recently been pledged to Alpha iary will meet .Monday nlghj, at 8 The legular weekly meeting of i T0fc^t.xxvf, NO. 11 , / (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER^, 1956 (ClnNlfled Advertlilng on Pago 18) PRICE. PgrECENTR gregetlonal Chui^h. Particijianle Chi Rho at Trinity. College. A' o'clock at the‘ Legion Home. The King David Lodge, No^ 31. lOOF, ' i n ^ e penel, which will be pre- sophomore, he. is active In soccer, two girls Avho attended Girls' will be held tn-,Odd Fellows- Hall elded over ‘by >*r the' R ev^lifford O basketball and baseball. t State last summer, Linda Toth and tomorrow night at 7:30.. The Slmpaon. will be John Cronin. Katherine Fagan, will be guests meeting will be fmlowcd by .a Devld McComb and Edward ,J. A son. 'fhomas Stanyer Latham and Will tlilk on their experiences. social bou^, arid refreshiriehtS^’lU Nind^ined Thome- '’ The , Rev. R. Russell Jr., was born yesterday to Ensign Other guests expected • include be served. , > Peery will lead the -worship and Mrs. Thoipas S. Latham- of Mrs. Frances Burke Redlck of •ttvlce. Anyone Interested Is In- Mercer Island, Wash;,. Mrs. Lath­ Newington, present department -D r/J, B. Sheia,will attend the Ylted to attend. am Is the former JarUa-. Rogers, director, of Girls’ State; Mrs. NeW England JRegiriri I Chiropody In Th(pft of daughter of Mr. and Mrel Freder­ Cljarlcs Yerrington df Rocky S c 1 e n c.e - conclave tomorrow A public military whist is be­ ick 1. Rogers. 33 Wellington Rd. Hill, past director; ■ and fira. through Sunday at Swampscott, ing held in the social hall of Robert Bellinger of Kensington, kfa.ss. Hats the Buckingham Congregational Alfred C. Lange, son of Mr. and district chairman of Girls’ ,StalK Church tonlght'at 8 o'clock,-spon­ Mrs. A. C. Lange; 88 Princeton Miss' Barbara Wallet, local chair­ ■ Washington Lodge, No. 117„ sored by the young people's Pil­ St, t*i enrolled at the .University, man o f Glrl.s’ Stale, will be in LOL, will hold its monthly meet­ London, Oct. 12 (A*)— Nina grim Fellowship for their nils- of Maine, Orono, Maine, for the charge of the program, rSind Mrs. ing tomorrow night at 8 o'clock Ponomareva, Soviet Ol.vmpic Monary ijuota. Everett Tomlin­ fall semester. He is majoring in Eugene Freerrtan in chgirge of hos­ in. Orange Hall.‘ All members ara discus champioh, was con­ pitality. / urged to attend. ' son will be the director of play. Biisine.ss.’ victed today of shoplifting five dieap hats from a Loo-, don d ir im e n t store but was Cjm n8 giveli absolute discharge on payn^nt of three guineas New C risis ($8.82) chats. SOS H eard; A. Soviet elnbM.y r.pi-Ment.tlvc • paid tha thre^, guineas, loo1r~n~T.- Brewing in S^TtriE MS6IC celpt and left/ The receipt waa 80 Aircraft .made out in NinVa name. The verdict waa. handed down by FOR Magiatrate Clyde/ Wllaon where Middle East PINEHURST SPECIAL $1.00 VALUES the famous ntbletd. made* a aur- Elomb Seas priao appearance to anawer the By JOHN M. HiaHTOWER -(HURSDAY PtCTSWEET FROZEN FRESH charges. London, O ct 12

/ 7' . ■>- ■A e ' y ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALO. MANCHESTER. CGNN^ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1956 ICAI^tJHESTEB EVENING mSRALD. €0Nlir« FRiDA'ir* GC1)QBER '12; 195^ yy- ■X- pay off ahort-tenn borrowing' and. d. ware Injurad-in-the accident, be shown and. refreshments served. SifeTCOto Fight finance new construction. of tham, Mrs. Edna PKilcer, 29, SjU Mary V Plans At the aame time, nursery and Centers Start' ^ iof Milford, is on the hoapiUi dan- klndargarteii CMIdren will be sup^ WOOO-MM Vl'UAt— P U C Stock Riilmg ger list She aifftred internal in­ Dinner, Program ervlsed In the churct)' nursery 1^ Model Plane Club a team from the Tbung People's B M U n D*jrUgkt W P O f— 141# Accident Witness juries Slid a severe MeerStlon of W 6 E O -1 S M the chin. Fellowship. , ^ Hartford, Oct 12 tm — Offl- An enlarged and- forivardlookiiig The Recreation Department haq Saturday, Oct. Dies from Shock program lur 195T will be consider­ Warren E. Tennant is general organised a Model Alrpluie Club ■ Lamlre, H w (oH^^ oials.pf the,Southam New E ^ - ed next IVedhesday at a parish HA.Y- Colunibuii I>4y AiVIrlr»t* chairman in riiafgje. in each of the. three Recreation leph Lemir* kivrniuis___^ 0>iod' Mu«MI land Telephone Co. announced yes­ Trucker Unhurt dinner of St, Mary's Episcopal Conipned by Studemti^of ytkc^tkRor High School MUm Helen Estes, Fscnlly Advi^ centers under .'the direction of 2 a.m.— 4 ami, .. Nei '*:1 ca -„ S*rm»*ht WHAY-TBA Legiott of Honor New Britain, Octl 12 tm ^ A or not to undertake a record budg­ paper but neWa.gets around juat p.m.; Epat Side from 7:16 to 8:15 lO a.m.— 12 Noon ,-..-<7...... Joseph Marcln, WCVt^Kaoord lU y if WCUt:—Ouud Evening Good Muiic M HS Hooters W in over M all lion proposed stock iaaue. 58', of Stratford.' . et that will cover improvements, to „ j Joseph Victor Marcln Police Lt, Charles McAfee found truck driver apparently escaped the same. " Tuesday; and the Community “Y " WtCNB—AlItn Brown The company wanted to Issue ,church property, additional per­ WTIC—Dtck Burtrl Mrs. Leslie sitting in her parked J". C. Bolsinger, a business man Wedneaday from 8 to 7 p.m. Noon— 2 p.m- • ...... James Qalanek WDRC—Amiip» n Andy the stock at $30 a share, but the ■erioUB injury yesterday when his sonnel and facilities, aiid iui In­ 2 p.m.— : p.m.'- ..«••• ...... Tom Hickey -, car yesterday a distance here for 49 years,-gave use of a . These clubs have been , organized ■WtXWOPkM WPOP—K p. Morgan 2 -1; Lose to Wfethersfield PUC,. said since the stock was truck was hit l>y a Nisw Haven, crease in church work in the world 4 p.m.—( ...... Tqm Hickey . / selling at $40 a share on the mar­ from where two aUtonibblles had piece of downtown property eX rectlon of G. Albert Pearson, Manchester defense, f9r a gain of LM^DAY OF SALE DAY OF SALE fHAY—Polka Parly ^ lY —Record Rodeo w n c —Fred Waring i fomiahcea of fullback Cliff Latiien- 'x Principal Edson M. Bailey apoUe 80 yards down to about the Indian ^X>-Record Review WDRC-PAdin Workahop : bach ahd center halt Jim Lindsey, j of^t|ie . ceremony, its significance 20 yard line. Dgladek then carried WPOP—Say It With Music whose defensive and olfenslve ef- [ and opportunities. He noted MarleMe tiagnba Davt^ Woodbu^ the ball around, his own right end on the next play; plowing through I and Ray * '^ A V - - Polka Party forts respectively added consider-1 the. numper of foreign students Wn< '—National Radio Fan Club ably to the Indians' fine showing would-be tacklera for a TD. Dela- WDRC-Radio Workahop now enrolled at MHS and how Outstanding sclioUrahip and Music playa a vital jrdle In the dek then passed to Milano for tha iwlng Eaay ! WPOP-Say It With Muile on the Warriors’ field. Outstanding many were 5u*tisted enough to . ^ interests in schiwl actlviUea Active life' of our.Legropnalre for — ' Review ;t!ia- ; teamwork was also demonstrated extra point. WHAY—Night Watch partake in tlm ^•emony. , traita of this week's Legion­ this week, David Woodbury, the Time Rune Out ____dio Lane ■ WTIC-Natlonal Fan tTlub by linemen Ernie Eib and Bob'" After Mr, Batley'''flnished speuk- naire, Mariette Gagnon, the yoiuqf- oldest soil of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ... al Kdlby WDRC—Ru»» Naughton Dalgle. and by halfback Lee Bogll. j ing. gkch foreign born student eat daughter of Mr. and Mrs A. Woodbury of 38 Server St. Manchester once again started }p —Bob and Ray I WPOP—Modern Sound* The opening goal of the game gave his name, birthplace, and the roiling'before the half wa«i over A I •:U— Adalbert Gagnon of 148 S. l*ain St. Dave has played trumpet tvlth few end sweepe by Scatback Dick AY—Swing feUiey WHAY Night Watch Was made by big Jim Lindsey, who length of time he had been in thia "Puts,'’ as she la more qommonly BUI L-eone’s Dance Band for alx !CU—Record Ravlaw Pepin brought the hejj down near W n C “ Fr<3 Waring heldcd the ball into the net after country.-. The moat recent afrtyal known, proved herself worthy .of months. He will be a tnember of Or. Joseph Barry WDRC—Rua* Naugnton ' a comer kick from Bill Stephens was that of a young man frbhv the Meriden 25 yard line, but time ~1lB KadM ..Ah* WPOP—Modem Sounds ihemberahlp in the National Honor the All-State Bond fpF hla second ran out on the Red and White _ _ _ Stiop tiM — ■ ! late In th* kecond period. The lat­ Hungary', who had been in the Society at a.iuntor. In her Junior year when the annual concert .la Under tHe ^rectloh of Dr. Jo­ GC aquad. ' \ . WPOP—Weather and New*. WHAY-Night Watch ter made a fast driva into tha goal United States only four weeks. EFQ iiMA. yakr, also she received a acholar- given at the Buahhell MemorlSl on seph Barry, medical adviaor for WTlC-UnHed NaUona .The oath-of allegiance, recited Manchester waa threatening in WHAY—MeWa , WDRC—Ruaa Naughlnn midway through the last period, ship to Laurel Music Camp, and Oct. 25. . the Manchester irchoola, and Mra. Meriden territory moat of the third WCtX>-Go^ Eeantnt Good UutM WPOP—Hqdern Sqund.* to biing the tally to 2-1 Alanches- under the leadership of WiUiara WKNB-ToSur in S ^ U was chdMfi to aing in the All-State Chemistry la the favorite lub- Cecilia WaHdt, high KhopI nurse, period, but couldn't get up enough «/ w n c —New* B'HAY--Nlght Watch ter. Breadheft, chairman of the natuki- choir this 'year. These she lists ia. ject of hla curriculum tlUa year, all juniors and seniors will have of a drive to push bvef fbr a score. WDRC—New*; Waafber w n c —United Nations Hall's single goal fame late In Ization committee, was foll6wed,I)y her greatest honors. which also . Includei Kngilal. IV, the' opportunity to have their During the fourth quarter. Man- WPOP—New* WDRC—Russ Naughton • ;IK- the third period and^.^waa made bjf the singing of "America the Bpau- Other clubs in 'whlch "Futa” pkr- Algebra II. Modern History, and cheats .X-rayed on Monday,. Oct: cheater's rugged defenad, apeaf- WPOP—Modern Sounds ; Warrior right wing Owky Smith. tlful" by the Round Table. - (aa you might .have gtiessedi Band WMAY-Skwta Spotlight 1I:H- . tlcipatei. In are Cunent Affairs 15. Blanka have been given to each headed by Dick Farrell, 'Joe Dyer WCCC—Qpod Keening Good MnaM Both Indians 4|oals \VerV4he result The students were then pro­ and Orchestra. Dave changed to atudent. on which 'to secure their WENB-Snaand* WHAY—Night Watch Club, Student Council; ijlgh School and Tom fe lle r, stopped Meriden 's • w n c —Cavalcade of Sport* of efficient well-timed te^amwork. nounced oitiaens of the United the College Preparatory course In parents' permission for the X-Ray, WTIC-Sporl* W'DRC—Moods for Romance World, Sock and Bukkln. CMIr shd offensive drive dead In its tracks. Weaflier and Balman First Defeat States of America by William hla junior year. * at a charge of 50 cents. Meriden waa forced to piint. Due ~ awtehce Went > WPOP—Modern Sounds Round Table. "Puts'' ia ctH^tor of i f # ------T he—Wethersfield contest\ on Breadheft insofar as he had the the newly formed "1m Mdhtje,” Dave ia currently a member of This X-ray will detect danger, of .to a bad pass from center, Man­ fii fknaW Ante. WHAY—Right Watch Tuesday proved the first defeat authority. French newsf er. the Sotnanhls staff, and aa an tiiberculoais. aa well as of other chester's fast charging line caught WOCO—Good Evening Oood MiMid WTIC-Cavhlcade of Sport.* Bir of the season in both official and'l Tvar' 'Joxus.. Student Council diaeaaea. Even If the student Was the kicker before be could punt the Yet WKNB—Alan Brown WDRC—Mood.* for Romance In the past yearay "Puta" took' finder-classman, was a member of WPOP—Modern Sound* iinofficial competition for the Red- ^-esident. congratulated them and Paint and Powder. HI8 greatest X-rayed last year. It la advisable ball. . w n c —KmU Cote ia:3*- part In ^rls sports. 'Paint and -WDRC—Guv uombarda WHAY—Sight W*loh> nd white. On 0<'t. 3 the Indiana presented, them with a small iPowder. French Club, and she was honor was attending Niitrneg for him to have another X-ray this On the second play of the aeries. WPOP—Mel Allen year, Mrs. Wlandt says. Dom Squatrlto broke through a •lih— w n c —Snort* Highlight* defeated the UConn freshman American flag, compliments of J. a cheerleader In her j mlor year. Boy.*' Stale in his junior year, WDRC—Moods .for Romance squads 3-2 on the former's field. The reaulti' of the X-rays, which wide hole ■ in the left tackle slot .1 WHAY—Dinner Date ^ r. i. WPOP—Modern Sound* W. Hale Corp. Following a college and business AthletlcjiUy, Dave was a mem­ WCCC-Oood Kvening Oood MuHe The Wethersfield game got off The ceremonv was closed, by the ber of the Jayvee footb.*ll team In will be read by the State Tuber­ made by end Herzog and tackle Tomorrow Save T RUCKS WKNB—Evening Serenade iktig- course during her high school WHAY—Nlghl Watch to a fast start with both teams Round TaMe with "The Star career. ‘‘Puts" ia,presently taking his freshman and sophomore years. culosis Commission, will be sent to Farrell to go air the Way from 35 WTIC—Three Mmi Kxlra WnC-Si)Orts Highligbl* yards out, but a penalty on Man- \ ' WDRC—Low»|l Tbomaa WDRC—Mood* for Riamanc* displaying their top strength. Spangled Banker.'* English. Mqdern Problems, Typing, As a member of the swimming Dr. Barr.V, Who will, on request, Roomy and'Atfraetiv* " ^ ,WPOP—Meet the Artlat WPOP—Modern Sounds ' The Eagles made the first and Shfione Amirault '57 team, since his . aOphamoi.'e year,. forward Infocmation on those , wfia. theater nullified th? TD. Shorthand. Choir and Harmony. Left halfback Ed Hill ran the U iM - only .goal of tjie rdugh-and-lumble Dave is one Of four boys who holds need attention to the individual WHAY—Night Watch ■\-.- The latter is her favorite. - . ball around hla right end for a 25- Ti^vision Froersini w n c —New* contkat late in the first period. A* Dancing, singing, and playing the record in the'medley relay. The student'i family doctor. On Pa«e Two WDRC—News usual, Lindsey's sparkling. play official time^is t:32.3 minute*.. Donna Sandals. '59. yard gain on the next pla.v to put Baby Beaver WPOP—News LaB^lle Adib^sses the piano take up "Piits”' spare th* ball on Meridcn'i 15-y'ard line. lItU - , dominated as he played the entire time. Mariette dances and teaches Outside of school. Dave ia very WHAY—Night Waich contfat; Superior performances In three playa, Manchester scored dancipg'Claasea After graduation. active in hla church. He now holds the final TD of the gam*,, with 80 Grained Leather w n c—Sports Pln»I were once more displayed by Bill Ciirrfeiit Affairs the high position of president of WDRC-wRusa Naughlnn Mariette. plans to continue her seconds remaining. The final play LARGE SCREEN RCA WPOP—Modem,Sound* Stephena and Lee Bogll; Abth dahcin|’. With the successful start the CYO at the Church of Assump­ Sports Side teams appealed of eqiial strength tion. of the drive waa a fullback plunge ■'!\- Color TV $525 and ap Atty. John D. LaBelle, .Dem- ahe has already made, she ia.bound through the center Of the line, throughout the contest. to succeed in her chosen profes­ After school. Dave works at B A M L O ^ S cratlc-Committee town chairman, where Taylor and Gaakell opened Wd RC—Rum Naughton . Foea t i p CbMpetitor* Weldon's Di'ug Store. There was no hgppier man in was guest speaker at the Current sion. a large hole. l^JJiOP—Modern Sounds Both Hall and Wethersfield have, Dave plana to attend either the stands last .Saturday night mEVWON Affairs Club meeting on Tuesday ! than the father of one of the boyk A key block thrown b.v co-cap- ISSS ToUiaiJClAu fi*kM aS **wfelY-Nlghl Symphony / been recognized aa perhaps the top Springfield College or the Univer­ WnC—Starlight Serenad* competitors of the Indians in the who just happeiied to score the laln Norm Hohenthal on this play T iL M lS -S I Mr. LaBelle spoke on the Demo- Stiid^ent ‘T caches’ sity of Connecticut. At present, he winning touchdown in hla first start — ...... WDRC—Night Owl past. With a CCIL victory over is undecided between teachin,«f made it poalilble for Squatrlto to qiratic cajiipaign and the ideas Of at fullback for Manchester. Guess push over the last TD. ' ' Hall and a strong showing against Adlai'Stevenson as well as hi.* own f physical education, or pharmacy as NYLON Wethersfield under their belts the who? . All that'taw the game say the on Such points aa tht farm bill and Clh^s in History a future, vocatipn. j lndiana ' would appear to have a Manchester team out on the field aid to Israel. He pointed out • ^ Wayiie Keith, '67 'N. Plfe^lSlI^dNS I good chance for the state cham­ FTeohmen mkipbers of one of What a thrill to watch, a Jeam, Saturday night was completely fallacies .of the Republican Party that ha'd failed In Ita fU;at'two pionship. althuogh it ia still early and'Its campaign: expressing his 1 K*Rfi*Ih Holt's W dH d‘Underatand- different from the one Hall dnib- ••raitfc Fick-tTP in their season'. The Red-and- testa, come up and knock oti front- bed a week earlier. TV ICE ' AXD DKMVEftY " viewa on Elsenhower. Nixon and Inge claaees on Thura^h -■ j theories on how the earth began. Election Issues llo9ukiriy.$3.99 son. Lana Prowa, Lm-ietta Buah- . | They are " 'Tuttle. Joanne Prizes of one $50 Savings Under the direction of George AIRPLANES Goodwin, Jackie Dvirahdl,. Char­ Bond and two bonda-of $25 are Dougherty and -David Hartwell, Mother, Here's -One For Little Chief! "Wow! A Smoke Sign'al Special! RUBBER PW|:R£1) — CUL5 MDDELB. lotte Keeney. Thomas Basler, G ail; being offered aa local prizes club ad v l^ s. the group, of de­ Leave the Tepee! Leave the Wigwam! S Little Chiefs and Squov^s Save Here! MOTORS. BXITERIES. FTEL, BALSA WOOD. Bronke and Lorette Carlson, for fhe beat essay on "What baters (including Richard' Yule*. lays'Hoodod ' Boys' Hockmoyor j _ J.udy Wittmann '67 the Bill of Right* Means* to Marflyn Taylor, Charles Van Junior, MIssas', Woman's to ' Fennous Moko W ith Covorid Foot Me.” 'ibe beat paper will be Auadale, Richard Wllllami, Mar­ submitted-to the National jorie Grimm, and Linda Pearl) are BOATS .contest sponsoicd by the N a­ preparing for,this event. PI.A8TIC AND WOOD MODELS. O fficers E lecleii; tional Association ■ of Real A lot of work goes into, the tnak- SAIL BOATS. rOWXRED MODELS. r,,. . SNOW SUITS iny of a gqod debate, and the 2 Pc. SLEEPERS I By Spanish Club Estate-Boards. • DRESSES . _The entries must be no less school la looking forward with 2 for $7.50 than 500 words long.- must be I great Interest to the’outcome. Roqidariy $14.99 PICTURES I The first meeting of, the newly typed on only one aide -of the Alan Weiaa, '58 Roquioriy to $10.99 Roqdoriy $2.75 NUMBERED PAINT SE’TS AND TOLE WARE. j formed. Spanish II and III Club, to paper, must be on the subject 100% Nylon. Made by a“^fa- Made for.! hard wear. Regu­ $0.96 i.be held on the. second and fourth “What the Bill of Rights A big group of our regular mous maker.' Has 2 pockets larly $4.99 each. Pleated [ Wednesday of each month, was Means to Me.” ,aiid hiuat be dresses in solid*,- checks; $ Of brushed cotton knit- ■ Ab- ' and intercel lining.' In navy front, elastic sides, cuffedi Clasi^s oU Food stripes and. prints specially re­ ■ sorbent, loqg wearing. Blue, » 2 « [ held on Oct. 3 under the direction ' original cohipoaitions. and brown. Sizes 4-6x. Wash­ Sizes 8 to 12. > RAILROAD ' .-'Canary; Pink, Aqua. Each I of Miss Beaulah Todd. The compoalUeha' must be duced for B i g . CHIEF s a l ^ - able. . AMERICAN FLYER. UONEU H-O GAUGE. Air Preservation Ooroth,v Anasldi and Dordthy^ entered . by ' Nov. 9 for the Thomas were elected president and local cpnU'at. The winners of ' setretarv, respectively. NormK the local conte-*t. will- be, an-, I Mrs. Diane Moore's Foods III m Op«n EventRRs->Charg« Pbn—Fre« Parking , Pickqring was , elected program r Classes arc working on a unit in ■ I ' rounced on -,Nov. 26. The Squaws Nevar Wora 'em— But You Do! For Cool Nights'in the'Wigwam! SAVE ONE HALF! chairman, and her committea. con-'< judges are. (Jharles S. House, food preservation. They ire using Make 'em Squaws Look P'rptty Slick! aiata of. Hazel Altken. !Ray- Pykk. several different ways of preaerva-- Diseontinuod Styias by Famous Mokor Each Wro^iod hi 'Herald Editor Alan Olmitead, 100% Wool Ronnol A What Evory Squenu Noods ■ and Alice VandCrbUrgh. Richard and Atty. Jay Rublnow. i , tlon Including the' Open Kettle, ; Hpgg is to he audio-visual aids dl- Water-Bath and Pressure Canner- .rector of the club. . -. - The writer of the best es- nriethoda, as well aa the principles '4- T President Ans.al'di ' asked for iay in the loqal contest will of the Frozen Food method. < l5-'i // / auggeatibna for programs during, be.awarded a'UH;i lb Washing­ The Open Kettle method- GIRDLES and PANTIES COTTON PAJAMAS ton, where' a United - States’' la used for .pickles. jama, .*• ' i - •.v’ I", ♦ NYLON BRIEFS tlie'year, the niost popular ones be­ BERMUDA SHORTS ing moriea, apeakera and .jrtrUea. Senator, a RepreaefittUve. and and jelllea.and similar auch foods. Ragulatly $3^99 - . Janet ,Flavell a federal * -judge will chbose Tomatoes and acid, foods must be Rq^uloriy $9.91 Ru^ulariy $1 Pdr the national winner after, pre­ preserved by the Water-Bath V duc $5.99 Of cotton broadcloth in acdiil < ' CONVENIENT DOORS liminary . judging.'- The, N ai' method, white- tor beets, aquaah' $ aand M pitetprint colors.colon. Styles ^ ar r e $^.9d n a m tlonal winner will be awarded .Pwver net Coblalre ' alpper One bf the conveniences of'the and pumpkin, the Pressure Can- ipper - fly and sUtebed Mandiriii. Notch Collars, Chi! 40 danier nykm, cajiad tha AM- ciMna sf, k i afiiiwm s I neyv. high achool ia Installed iii the ■ ' . Iferahl Pbote brJOfiarS ■ ‘ an all-expenaa! trip to "Waah- ner Methgd ia a 'i^li^ble v/ay. A .‘girdle With boned front. White. ' and Peter Pan. Sanforized Hollywood brief in White, for . Ivy League bzek. In 'only. 8, M, U 28 to 32. ! atudjr halls. Each atudy room it , A growing interest in Uking horn* mechanics aa a hobby ia dcmonatrated by Judith MoKeough, , Ifigton, D. ■ -y fourth device used ‘iBy tKe clasaet i and medium gray. Sizes 32 to 40.' - Pink. Red, . Aqua, Blue, Black, MEbM; - ^ ' equipped with folding doors, to Or- David OuSy and Lynne Murphy, shown (alklng to instructor leroma Sullivan. There are two regular­ AIL the atudenta qE Mh s w is freezing fruits anq-vegetablea,. ' Sizes 10 to

■: ■4,' ItANCHESTEE EVENING HERAl^. iMANCl^E3^^C0NiU 1956 liANCHESTJCR EYSiNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, fcONN, FRIDAY, CK:TOBKR~^. ISfeB ^ ______PACK SIX .'1 »• ■ ■ . . ’ • . ' . .-K- Oct. .20 a t 8 p.m. in the .vestry with macist'a mate a;P'during. World 'tlicee clesaes at HUlbotilllbouse H igh and tarded Children, to ha held in kit'* iunWtlftn for *tiiUhtK)d, on} Covjentry ' f - . ■■■■■ ■; ' ■ ./-■all cduples of .the ehufch invited. W ar. II,-received the flag-as e|t«.O ltlIllflD -ISpC flitS. two-" a t Wilbur______Otoss_ High, .Full Bridgeport tomorrow, Also, a com- present from U.S. Sen, Prescott | ^ -V - high Atoool rectognlU6rt--t* glveA to fonittee headed .by. Mrs. 'Raymond IRanri^fistPr the on* h»nd, and naUirally. »IM, | IINHRR Train Kills 'Party-Endorsed Capture SiJ:’ 4 T?wn Takes Bid H The party waa OriginiUly sched­ uled for Oct. 27-but changed' aince Bush, and is' one which hea flown U n r r o g r a m f o r I those boy's ,(md girls vriio>or^l'mplete Colpitta, ,was appointed to make »*• hAear's'sup-1 w. i . V. t . In Home Economics^ Murray Rothman, a teacher of frug^dlKMi kilted a man who, the engfinterl AHHOOlAtnBi ppiSS ^2.717; State Rip. Fred A. Delaenlp^y pf imbricating oil. grease, gaso-! Albert J. Booth, and Mr. 'and Mre. Capitol. but ! the-school department con­ tfmJer Ihe' condition*; It mig:ht the mentally retarded at Hillhouse WAL1 V..rKRQUSON I said, was lying on the'tracks here I Democrats in seven. Connecticut - < line .and fuel oil. Harmon N. Cochrane. tinues to w6rk with ther.1 through riWim ■_ bave. been som eth!^of h miracle Advertisement— High School In New Hffven, last Bt^mart--Be Baft fouaOcd - r^. .i*« last evening. ■ , communities held in primaries! New'Britain: A State Senator j For about 1,800'gallons of\oil! NmrHi MtriiiMlItf Coventry:rv, Oct. 12 (Special) Post members .this week tfoi.ed lo Second Church News Its "Job Placemen Bervlce.” . for-Alaska; to numa^ to |fo R*- The Home EcoQomica and Indui send Commander OscAr Miller to . The Rev. Cs Arthur Bradley, Effective .October '15, 1956 night outlined that city's program Police identtfled the victim as ..yesterday,^ a-nrt in only one in-, and twr> State ReprssentaUves. of various weights, the Tide Water i Ip th* rhafeli Vhstty Pepin's Grocery store located >on With the cooperation of the H«S,a“£me"% lhls>-e8ent election. In • Samuel Johnson Jr.. SI, of 956 [ stance .did a candidate who was #th - John M. Scanlon Associated OH Co. asked |l.tS4, { trial Art* Departments of Coven­ the testimonial dinner fo r depart pastor of Second Congregational of education and job placement for Chamber of Commerce and the Of­ try Orammar 'School are offering ment commanders and'presidentsd< Oturch', wilt use "Lead Us Not In­ Coventry-' Road, ,Bolton will be FcStytfloe. V | othti' words. "Ihe bsirometer may l;imer\’ale Ave., the Bronx, N. Y., j not endorsed bv the party win. 1.183; Francis J. O’Brien, 1,182; | add the Berlin Oil-t3o.; Hartford, known as the .Suburban,. Market the retarded at a meeting of the fice of; Vocational Rehabilitation, son of Samiiei Johnson oM2i At-, That was in New Britain, Edward S. Shlok, 963. . 1 asked 31,872. Siin Oil Co. and Shell two evening classes in adult educa­ Nov. 8 at Restland Farms, North- to Templfttfon,''' as his Sunday aer- Manchester As*h. for the Help of these young people' are placed In ON RAT&8 be in ilee.tf^ of correction for a TutiMlayg Oct. 11 tion.* , . ford, mon topia during the 11 a.m. serv­ under new management. The man­ Advane* lantlc Ave., Bridgeport. where Slate Rep. Dominic Repre.-entaUves (two first win-' ^ submitted only partial Retarded Children, 'Inc. jobs in h(>s*pitaU, restaurants, -gas ByyJASI new altitude. Police quoted Harold McNa- ! Badolbto w;on rcnominalion Xvlth-^ The classes will be held Monday The Post will make a paper, rags, ices. agers will be Donat Doiron previ­ •iSO A.M. ous manager of the .Meat Depart­ Rothman stated that his "In­ stations, and at unskilled labor In / , . mara of New Haven, engineer of . ^nt party endorsement. Not only nlng) Badalato. 1,886: Googel i j ««« ^ ^ ‘f evening of each week, for a IQ- magazines collection Oct. 28. A Sunday School will be at .9:45 dividual Education Program” was Industry, prcferabi. amall Induz- Aluminum combination storm ••••.... $7.75 (te) 1.661: Carmine Abate (l:i . Joint Initiation of new members of a.m.; nursery at. 11 a.m.; junior ment a t 'Villa’s Super Market, East : the 7-car New York to Norwalk + ^id he win, he rolled up the biggest 1,466; Edgar Cadrain, 1.384. grease, Y ^ n e r O ll^ ,, fc ^ t Harl- week period, starting Oct. 22 from started three years ago for edu- trles. windows and doors. Factory ea • • • ' A90 local, as saying he rounded a (by five votes) total of any of the the post and unit 'Will be Nov. 10 in 'Pilgrim Fellowship', 6 p.m.; seriior Hertford and Domenlc Mlcotitti of 1 ^Alom Is sun Master i _ .N ford, asked $172; Tide Water, 7-9 p.m., according to" the BoaiV Andover, former plant •upenisor cable retarded boys and girls. Most . During the business meeting, sold and Installrd. Uncondition­ jcur\e near the Norolon Heights ' four candidates. Right behind him, of Eiducatlon, which approved the the Wall St. Home. Pilgrim Fellowship 7 p.m.; junior ally gualranteed. Mayor RAsomlapled ,j $180.50; Shell. $198.70; and Berlin The Post and unit have voted to at Eastern Packing Company, of them have compl-'ted the special presided over by Raymond Col- Maglt Copy ! While the American political 'station and saw .lohnson ,on the ' and also renominated, was ---- party-... Derby: Mayof , '$304.50. Sun Oil stibmitted a par- classes. choir, 7 p.m. under direction of classes In' Junior high ahd enter pitts,' president, arrangements were tracks, but too Iqte to atop the j endorsed State Rep, Samuel Goo- Classes 'Will be limited to 1-6 sell Christmas trees this yeav with Miss June D. Loomis. E ast Hartford. ’The m arket will FREE ESHAIATES campaign la discusaing. pro and WorM Globe Before C-olumbiis* Mayor—Mayor Anthony Dlrien- tial bid. r / Harold Newcomb and Mrs. carry a complete line of U.S. high school as sophomores. Today, completed for a delegation to at­ train. -'gel.' 1 so (El 1,647; Vlnchnt Derosa. 824 For about 55.000 galions of reg­ women in home economics ibtd 16 j In charge of the senior Pllgri^ there are two special classes in tend the Second State Conference 1 * POMihle fceasallon of atomic J today^js CAIumbua day if* Johnson's neck was broken, his Graded meats and'will serve you to D. SAUNDERS, Ml 9-8861 Cha ■ ------Ion rf| ‘ ... . - ...... , ,, , J J , < PalloHl------l.«*e« Bridgeport: Trvo S tate Senators ular gasoline. iT^de Water q sk.ed men in Industrial arU. There yvm | Fellowship meeting Sunday will ■each of four junior high schools, of the Connecticut Council for Re- eqUUed to the uso ol^re^bltc^ffl or| bomb teals, as reaasurancr to the | only dlting that \ye honor the man skulluill fracluved t and both his legs . Hartford, Where three State-' 21at—William .F. Keller (E) be a fee of $10 for the course, plus i Tamar Hetzel, Kellie Perkins and the best of Us ability. . It. or { $.0191 per gallon below the aver­ Commander, Miller has named P. S. Freezer orders will be Slit rtlSisrt2f*^5SSltS“ « gesture for peac?. and,: who discovered America back in were -amputated. fSenaloi'S were nominated, Denio-i 1,031; John T. Ciillinan, 481, age tank car price In New York ^ PHARMACY furnishing of materials for the Pamela Glenney, on “Missions.” aa« incidentally, an avoidance o f'p o s-i Now you may say, "Humphh 46# Hartford Rd.—Ml t-*#*# project.' the following committee chairmen The South Tolland Sunday filled Monday through Wednesday. Ah riSMS who couldn't discover a great j rials kept hands off the T hird) 22nd- Milton J. Herman lE) City on the datli of delivery. Kay! for the year: Harold James, Mans­ idtscMiCBei IhereiB are alaO reserved, i sible contamination of the world'' 'District, endorsing no .w\*. Three; 1,849; State Sen. '.fames J, Petroleum Co. asked $.0092 below' Projects suggested for home eco­ school' teachers will meet Monday Manchester Evening Herald ' big place like America with air nomics'classes are elementary and field, Americanism; Eugene Rych- at 8 p.m. In the Church Communi­ ^>UI aarvic* oUeat a( N. B. A, Birr-' hldiosphere, the bonib testa are . the big buildings and the amoke j former deputy State Motor vehi-...... Whelan, 1,805. ,' that average price. NEWLY ENLAJtOED llng. Boys State; CSarence S. Coventry- correapondent, Mrs. G. Opeii Foruni ■eles Commissioner Rocco D. Pal- Bristol: Two State Representa-! For about 40,000 gallons of pre-a advanced sewing, tailoring, rug ty House for their third tralolKS - i going^vm lover Pittsburgh and Washington's Grant, Columbia, child welfare; session under direction of the Rpv. L. Little, telephone PDgrlm 2-6281. i lotll, who resigned under fire early lives. ' 1 miuih gasoline. Tide Water asked nRPAItrMRNT hooking, chair caning am' rush Miller, community service; Charles Florist Defined seating, and slip covers snd drapes, Andrew Denholm of Hartfofd this year over a license he restored Representative (first two win- 'i $.0059 per gallon above the ayef- Raisch, membership; Stanley Har­ Theological Seminary, His topic ONLY THE BEST in HEARING AUDIT bureau O F ori-rW by Russik, 'iw the two nations! >•> »j 83sqj,ai.e?ssi;iafif:^» ^oal with a bad-teniperfd2 r»iS To the Editor, to a driver, lost out by 97 votes. ningt State Rep. John D. i age and Kay, $.0168. For industrial arts, woodworking, ris; poat activities;. Harold New­ wood finUhing'and reflnishing, fur­ Will be ‘The Church Is Organized.” C I R 9 V ^ ? ^ ^ ______automatically cohaidered to be > crew who w^atited to throw him The open foiiim Oct. 2 may we Atty. Anthony J. Armentano won O'Neil (E'( 1.057: Slate Rep. Till-! General Oil Co. asked $.0118 per comb,* publicity; H arris,, Raisch Kitchen Fresh Old. Fashion i^ubte - "Some individuals might gallon more than the average lank niture repair, and drafting tech- The Fr-agment Society will have involved in anv agreeiMijit to hall! overbroad and the only equipment and State Sen. Joseph A. Bona- chaet F. McLAUghlln lE ) 1,201; and Rychllng dance; SteuUet, their annual public harvest supper HONEY and HORE- Paravox 1-GlasCoavantional — Gustom-Mada Models The Herald primint Com. plan to send dowers as a good will quisto, Incumbent, placed third D. Francis Emphee, 736. ^ ' car price in New York City on niqiies are suggested. paper drive; Miller, Boy Scout; and ■Sa .iio nnaoclal reaponsll tests, but bv a third -metion,' ^ gesture. I would like to .to offer the Ihe date of delivery for .some 94.- FCrms have been sent to par­ Wednesday. HOUND CANDY ■ errora appearingring In ad- _ , • , a dime-store ielescope. So you can Primaries were held in New Ashford: Trvo S tate Representa­ Edward S. Frans, Rychllng, Ray­ Catholic 4;hurGh Activities and o t^ r reading m l.ttlr Britain. ^ bs thankful tHat Columbus was suggestion to any of these organi­ Britain, -Hartford, Waterbiirv, tive*. ' ‘ ' 000 gallons for fuel oil; Kay asked I ents by pupils. 'Those interested mond L. Pender, and Miller, house. lb. 48c HTTha MbbcIiiwafar Imnteg HeralA have been asked to check the Sunday Masses in St*. Mary's Come in with confidence regarding any hearing difficultyi- Ef!teu e each hearing ' Ami while they are going on,! such a good sailor. Otherwise' you sations, Arms, and business that- Bristol, Derby, Bridgeport and Repre.sentative (firstfwo win-1 P®*" gellon: First Church Notes 6 ii^ead the equivalent in cost be Bidders submitted sampjes of course desired, and return the Church will be held at 7:30 a.ni. <)ainn’s Rex all Pharmacy problem is different you need the aid that fulfills your individuar requirements. the question of, whether or not 1 J wouldn't be living in the Ashford. ning) -(State Rep. John Bartok The Rev, James R. MacArthur, with Holy Name Society receiving 878 Main St. Good Old V.8; of A. Or anywhere Bent in cash or check to...." this The restills: (E) means party- (E) 214; S tate 'Rep. ,Iosi|ph Zambo their products.' Town Engineer signed slip by Monday. The first 16 pastor of First Congregational Many models and types availahle-^Nationally known brands. All instruments are Russia wnuld agree to A halting statement refers directly-to our James H, Sheekey will study Mds to return slips in each grbUp will holy Communion in a.body; 9:30 Slop in far yowr e'se. endorsee!. (B),.178; Thomas Supina Jr., 81. Church, 'Will use "Did Jesus Mean a.m., -lO.'SO a.m. with Sunday of bomb tests, tinder the kind local florists. and Samples. be accepted, school officials said. It?" as his sermon topic during the fitted by audiomatic hearing evaluation plus^speech-undergfanding tMts. ADVANCi SHOPMfM USr i May we quote Webster.... Hartford: Three State Senators AND' . ' This is the first time such classes School to follow the latter Mass. of agreement our policy would 1st District- Councilman Henry 10:45 a.m. services Sunday. In St. Joseph's Chqrch, Eaglexilte, 10:10 a;W each ' "Florist, a person who cultivates YWCA Official Dies at 61 have been offered’ through* the Sunday school will be at 9'.30 • “ tuidajr — take, -is .almost academic. For or sells flowers. Nursery, A place Cooney ) -Mrs. Ruth house will instruct in home eco­ a.m.; Pilgrim Fellowship, 7 p.m. NORTH END Sponsored by the Mnncl[niicb«st< ter are raised for’ experimental. pur- 2nd—Sen. Harold Borrden (B) LEG U LC ER i nomics, and Garland/Reedy, in In­ St. Mary’s CYO has been re­ ha* Mid that Britain might be. in- CeoncIFof Churches. Sharpe of Lebanon, business and Abeeesscs, Bofls BBrifs The annU(U church- budget meeb QUALITY Friday, October .17 ^Bpse«,I for ♦rensplaPting, ov t esslc.” ?,?89; W!'.M*jr. Curr", j,' 353. fIner.tU! .reevSt*?/ cf !>• dustrial arts. Both are of the school ing will be held Monday at 7:30 organized tinder direction of Rev. other times by appointment—Home appointments, too—-No obligation join .rjcit ssi kivei-ni-; ! lii I'viU t'.ariiy t'ni pi* ;• T.c’.eme, Itedser?*, C»>t* faculty. 'The classes will be under Latvrence Leclair, assistant pas­ INWRANCE 'Try p.m. in the vestry. A special meet­ •tior.f.l ss'.s-.ntiil: kp'.'ive day, b jl' in gold o n - :c biiy t .fsj Biia'.'-iirubs ;,cr lo ... t o .4.- Be.'.,.ou^ 0. 1,C-- sr.c - .e v «•(.'.j ited r o.-i’ direction of Supt. of Schools Dr. ing of the pastor’s council will fol- tor, with meetings' each Tuesday PHARMACY Ah Ezfet't Aiii A » neiii e li.v »r-.er Sii'.ain h»s comolt'.iii'*'bi»v<-, maa-biB S ie v u re 'ji t.is fo,* T-A^'l-to tto'Uip-',9 ,»ams ^cc?Jln l .r. r.UiSO, nisyiM "*. po':!'. t.ilSoy, .liiie p .e v si )lELAR6f>EOl PHARMACY Worcester Warren. l.tl ’dmiug i'oOiU Of t-is Vi’h'.,e io,,cuv n ^ '/lH g il Skiipcl.' ■ >'.aLtib,; »•: one S'.fls SfifterriUcr liL-otd t-.d a bibUiei'.'X..e iu- Poat Membership Rises YTie La(iiea Assn, tvill hold its Has Distinfulshed Flag Manchester Optical Style Bar 'lit* M titlisitev .Piabki: Hsaltii Vi'e Udtvj-'uUy oay ilr . I'T. OINTMENT 4$9 lUrtfttrd lUU-Ul I4£4I A distinguish^ flag is flying RAY COOPER “Prescriptioiu First’V And B ritain la upt our viUiiln UoUiB Is a blM.5.r.g \vi-itti;v for t.jo ^ 11 Iblli—Atvy. J afhea itcCxratii (E)1■■ ■'rlneiul neiul iviU be Hatutday.Saturday. '| Afembership In the American Le­ annual baazar Oct. 20 from 11 a.m. 7^7 MAIN StREET (Next to State Theater)—Call MI 3*1191 IfUrslng AaaoclatloB Is, ones again, White House by President John William Knlght>--jetter wa* read gion Post has reached 66 toward to 5 p.m. in the church vestry. over the home of Harrv C. Fass- Crockett Insurance Ageaoj 4 Depot Sq.—MI 9-4MS asking that msasui's of public fi­ enemy; but our friend. This Adams In 1800. "I pray heaven completely not oiWe>but several the quota df 116. Elias F , C3ay is a The'Couples Club will diave an nacht, USN (Ret), Twin Hill ^ Ml 3.5416 nancial Bupport It must have in good nation, BriUOn, in'its ef­ to bestow the best of -blessings on times by each florist, atod, nothing new member. "opposite's masquerade'.’ party Fassnaebt, who served as a phar- forts to prove-its own mastery bf this house and on all that shall was overlooked. Flowers haVe. their .'utder ;to continue its funcUbning hereafter inhabit it. May none place in the world just as all other fhrough another Manchester year. the bomb, and qiusllfy as the blit .honest and wise men ever rule things have. We florists * havk. ^ W*-aU ought lo world's third gfreat atomic power, under this roof.” , taken enough abuse in the past. This is the organisation w-hich Is a nation 'Whose policy -is m as­ The. blessing was originally i and intend to stand up for our tered by the atom, just like us. placed on the qjd atone fireplace ii'lghts as taxpayers to make a live- aponsors bur yisltihg Nurses. And in the Same 'I'oom at''the instiga- ! lihood. The suggestion made in the M,you hava ever wmliJieti one of jusV'liike Russia. tion of President F. D. Roosevelt, i forum Oct. 2 was a very obvious Our Manchester Visiting Niirses X WerhapSi when Britain lias ea- but after the W hite House deco-; one. kt work, and known ' what bSr, lablished'iitself as a full ‘ atomic ration it W'as discarded until Pres- We the florists in Manchester tdent Eisenhower recently asked I have been very accommodating in kvailabiisty means to a j^nches- | PoWer, Britain will therf be willing to have it restored., the past snd hope to do so in the ter family, you don’t jM v t to be | to Jpiu the linited States and The Lutheran future. «old on the pnjpos'yoh of keeping 1 *««« proposal for limit Ahvays I'lemember "Say it With >WTrs,” C E. this orgaiuMUqB going, wnth.thei ‘*K abolishing bomb tests. But s larger sreS |^flow t " ^ perhaps V,,,by that _ lime,___ .slso, . . . some-___ nut tornadoes are the most de-1de-; J^iank you for this space. Btm/f and eqal'^ent it needs • ‘ structive of all atonns.' Manchester Florists. if you have w-atihed a 'Visiting other nation will be ready to test Kuree at work, .you know she some bombs of its oiVn, and be . gpea into a homa isdth .top-notch instating that tiie world w-ait until' tompetence at low-cost fees. You It has had its o%vn atomic fling, r know she has her w-ay .of helping tVe continue 16 talk about iiias- To Perpetuate (Mt that home at eaae about its taring the atom. Meenivhile, the to % » to flhi • e,trouble. You know she becomes a atom yearns to have ItUle trouble A Cherished friend as well kk a.ter.hiiician. You continuing its mastery,of iis. know that the. and she- alone, Memory makes it possible for a famtl.v to ■I^eave/lls Not I ’nruly Be X Avoid additional h o ^lal expense, Choose ■wisely the niQnunient and for hospitals to discharg'e pa- If. as the piesent presidential that will stand forever in I I II I ’/ r I ll.ents who need only , the kind of campaign wears along, we ail .silent tribute to your loved treatment and attention, she can find ourselves becoming more and one.s. . give, regularly if need be, over more confused, let ijs remember that, in politics, it is deemed more ♦'* apan of time. We have oitr own designing It you .have -watched a Visiting important to catch the voles of service to buikl. a monument J J J J J J _l J iJ J J J J J ^'urae at Vvork, you cannot escape the presumed morons Ihsn In JtrST FOR YOtr at no e.xtra ^ feeling of gratitude that she write down a con.hstent policy rec­ cost.. We' do all cutting m ord for the examination of the-; our own shop, from the. khd, her aervices do exist; and rough stone to the ftmshed i h a t ^ e renders Uiose sm-icSs in memorial- . . . AND 'WE SHOP FOR THESE ON SATURDAY toe txperi, friendly way she does. And let us not fight about our E M P i; O Y THE MOST status as presumed moiona.. tf SKILLFt'L MEN AVAII^ , During this month of October. ABLE. Pie Manchester Public Health we are morons, and the candi- MEN'S SUITS, TOPCOATS MEN'S WARMLY LINED^ Ifurslng Association is asking the -dates are intelligent, then moiohs WOOL AND LEATHER general public to.-kelp make up moet of u* would choose to be. OTHERS MAY TRY TO COPY OUR SKlLLKUIr BOYS’ WINTER JACKETS WORK . BUT IT IS NEVER DUPLICATED Alt modNs'oiid stylM. R«9 iil«r, loag, ^ toa difference betweeh its income. After -ail. the only thing required skorts, stouts Md short stouts. Irom Ha reddest fees, anW its own of us is" that we •hall not notice JACKETS and SUA-GOATSr SUBURBAN COATS ikiodest over-all expenses, 'll i* a' that a candidate apeak* one way Sizes 35 to 50. SUBURBAN COATS SHARE WITH US ON matter supremely well -worth your bne day and exactly the opposite REG. $13.95 ... NOW $11.15 MANCHESTER REG. $42.95 OUR 103rU ANNIVERSARY Lr-i Bttention, and' your dollars. way the next day., _tf we nieiely NOW $ 3 4 . 4 0 $9 o 9 S ssesSsseeq* NOW $ . » REG. $17.95 . . . NOW $14.35 ; , Mail ypur^ checks to Mrs. Allen refrain from comparing one state­ 7 95 REG. $21.95 . . . NOW $17.55 ON FOOTWEAR ■ F. Bebnke, Assistant Treasurer. ment with another, but simply ' MEMORIAL COMPANY . . . NOW $22.35 A. A^KUrij Proprietor REG.. $47.95 REG. $27,95 J78 East Center Sl„ Manchester, take each .separate statement and NOW $ 3 8 . 4 0 NOW $ ‘1 4 .3 5 REG. $31.50 . . . NOW $25.20 MEN’S COOPERATIVE and Conn. Checks, niaj- be mad^ pAy let it appeal to one part of us. OPPOSITE EAST CEMCTERY Able to MPHNA, . Ihc. Why not' and the next statement appeal to H>RR iSON STREET—t e l , MI 9-5807 do it'how:, this minute, and have another part of us. we shall be! REG. $50.00 ^ o w $ 4 0 . 0 0 N O W $ 1 5 . 9 5 BATES FOR DRESS and 11 done?: playing the game the- way it is ' supposed to be played. ' j IT- REG. $55.00 NOiNf $ THORGOOD WORK SHOES That Alukan Barometer There are only a few miliior^-; 44.60 NOW $ 1 9 . 9 5 fift.v million 6i- so voter* in' the | a. The nation doesn't always go country who persist in. playing REG. $65.00; _^.Aa does Mafne, and it need not the game their own way.' They ! NOW $ 5 2 . 0 0 NOW $ 2 3 , 9 5 Values always go as does Alaska, But are the ones who have the iigl.v ' What happened- to the Republicans hahit of remembering some state- REG. $67.50 NOW $ 5 4 . 0 0 ^tn Maine, particularly in, th( eiSc- iiiieiu iVom' one day to/aholher. NOW $ 3 0 . 3 5 tione for Congress, was certainly They are the ones yvho become $ 1 5 3 5 Itot good news, and no sensible Re- ( onfti.sed when. one day, the.v REG. $80.00 publican has tried to discount it. Jicar a .iertaln candidate' urging NOW $ 6 4 , 0 0 And what has happened Ifi Aia.ska. that we gel reedv to' abandon (OXER AND SNAF Which Is a Demot-rallc virtory in i the di’aft, and the next day, hear $ 1 2 3 5 REG- $89.75 NOW $ 7 1 . 8 0 contrast to th*c surprise Repubh- him attacking the administration BROADCLOTH SHORTS CM sdctory 'back in 19.5'2, mil pro- in p'pwer -for cutting hack ■ oiii Yid* ito .cheer foil Rep’iblirahs , defense budget without con.strlling - White and colors. ; ■>. . . ■ ' and,, htm oring the opinion of our . MEN'S A ll WOOL REG. $1.00 VALUE ...... NOW 19e $ 1 0 3 0 . Thttse.two elections, along, with niilitary leade'rs. . . . . NOW 89e“ kome.of the resuit.s from various REG. $1.25 VALUE ...... Or ■ the -troublesome, '' Unisjly , J^IIs And surveys, constitute ionic, NEW FALL SPORT COATS REG. $1.45 VALUE ...... NOW 99e voters are Ihoee who notice, that Ir.Uier than cheer. Tliey put' e v REG. $1.65 v a l u e ...... ______.. NOW $1.15 ■certain speakera. one day, attack the hew slim M odem look -V’ - Sizes 35 lo ' clteineni and contest into a i-am- 06 the sidmlnistration -in, power for kai pn wjiirh mlphl othenvise ):>e REG. $30.00 ...... NOW $ 2 4 .0 0 not doing aomething la curb oitr Women s Footwear tlHfting along on the- assumption j-iiniiyay. dangeroris infl{ttt6n. and, MEN’S WARM AND COLORFUL that everything is all ml and V A C U U M for Manchester homes - Aried for Nov-. 6. th.e next day, aTlack that .same REG. $32.95 ...... NOW $ 2 6 :3 5 RHYTHM STEP, QUEENT^ j administration for its tight credit M e .doh t believe-ever.vllvlng is I COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS Skit and dried for Novw 6. and w-e :■ pbllcles. , which, say the orators. CLMNER There’s a new ,slim, off-the-floor look to Modern and Watkina QUALITY, AIR TRED, hop* no American voter thinks It down our , business dramatic Concept Cherry ha.s it! Gone are the seiWe bOx j REG. 135.00 ...... NOW $ 2 8 . 0 0 REG. $3.25 VALUE .. NOW $2.60 la,cut and dned. c>vle. ■ ' , • ■ . effects and in their place i.s a’grace-that adapts Concept to REG. 53.50L VALUE .. NOW $2.80 / npw Prevent "climbinir” ac­ VALENTINES On to# other hand, there le a Such • troubleaojfie volets, the i any stv;le of'home eVen a Ca|x‘ Cod! In the 6 piecea featured 7 REG. $3.95 VALUE ,\ NOW $3.1$ few fiflv million or' so who have i cidents in kkchen and above there’s a 50'i-inch, rretI.enBa buffet, a table that ex­ , -1 ■ \ .Apeclal reason, which h»* dWel-j y only $ pantry with a double­ '.f ! RED, NAVY. BLACK. PATENT. SUEDE • «pMl ainre 1M2; for discounting! *""*' ‘'ep"®*ly 1» think for them- tends from 30 X 50 to 02 inchea, an arm chair and thre* i duty I a d de r B 1 00 I, MEN'S TROUSERS the poeaible •accuracy of .Alaska "hd who insist on using it .'matching .side’chaii*)?. Regularly $298.00. : ' 1 . Aa % imtiticai harmueter. '*"'*’ .then, have the nasty Chrome With parch­ ment' or iferaimmoh A l W(Bol r#KbardiiM. Ranhub, woratud, ploiu 4Nid. SWEATERS ; ■ By Una', tune m 1962,. Alaska , *’*-*’*^- -it »>irb » situation, of A . Another 'grouping of B .--n>e .50'i" Credeiua Values $1235 Now ^ kad toa ptdimse of Ivoth’political I*'‘*lbng that the political'oratory pla,stic coverB: black '■ Concept plecee -: . e 38x fauicy.’cmd somu Muuds.uf uyloi|, (docrou ond roy- REG. $3.95 VAL $3.15 REG. $7.95 VAL $6.50 with yellow' or char­ Buffet with room divider J ' ,-IpArtia# that It wxmld he Admitted j *" queaiton is pla.ving both side* 56x68" Oval , .Extension top can be iiaed' in living' U M .- . , ' , REG. $4.95 VAL $3.95 REG. $8.95 VAL. $6.95 |4'. to •tatahood. ' }'■ ' * b8 Ihe same issue; being against • ROUS EASILY coal. Reg; $40,95. Table, 46t, ' ■ China, 4nd ' roAnri, too; *iidliig glasa Siiea 28 to 50. w - four.' modem -Captain'* door* On each »ilde. Re'g. REG. $6.95 VAL $5.95 REG; $13.95 VAL $11.15 Btnce than, tkat promise from j'*"^*'^*®** *** one breath.’ and for? • aiRNS lASlLY Chair*.' Reg, ^8.80 $318.60 1»$.W REG.' $7.95, • • • • $1135 Now*' Itoth iwrtfaa,'and from 'Preaident i next, burning the ad- i iiur.7«. NOW $ 6 . 3 5 ■tosehowWi. haa baan put U tha ) to*' euring .lt. a^ for • STORSS iASILY I Kitchen /- RROADCLOTH AND FLANNELETTE .Gal, la twtf HMaioisa-aif Oengreea. not curing - It; agauiet ' not only • ALWAYS READY REG. $9i95 . . easli Uma It haa 'been the the disease invbtved, but the, rein-' rOR ACTidH ' ■ - ■■ ^(W(tont and the Reptibiican par- .ed'y e* well. $1035 Now c e * M ^ i n Of AnACNMNIf Stools PAJAMAS (if wRa have ^vi-ava''red on - their' vC'#' are suppoked jun to half SU« AND HOO*LOOtimAI AriACtiMINn $M IT 70fAV1 REG. $12.95 . . . V/v NOW REG. $3 .9 5 VALUE 'a.- a • • «'*.k d NOW $3.15 ta brin'g' in . ■ V - ' :U*i*n', each time, and put jdo»-n RIG . $4.50 v a l u e . . NOW $3.59 ijllhlHAa Hawatt alone,-while the; <^e point, each time, for the ore- I 7 , 8 2 ! / f. AEG. $5.00*VALUE NOW $3.95 $935 Now ^ "jpto»«es*u have, quit* naturally.! tor! and never try to add point $ 1 2 . 7 5 W B GIVE ^taTGREBN STAMPS 1 bav# bdto temtoriea ad-4 and point, tegethe^^ That would I REG. $5.95 VALUE . . NOW$4i8Q ttr--.- -v.t J , •MtlAH,A. Ari r * ( ^ . ‘ , be .dUiairtiu*.' tifr the addUion of •■•I ■ -\Ykto »>al»l»vaj war .ln Waehtng-1 thet kind of o4ve pd/one rhakV* APPUAHCE COMPANY anche-dte>L. '''' IEikitmUjf AtuaidatMl-Ala*-/sArck. ‘ ‘ ’ ' I J5 OAK STREET WATKINS’ BLD4L i - ' Ml M S«i miim / STRKT“ Mitehtfl • - 'A-,- ■' . k' '. * T 'H I' ' -.i \ ,- »' ' ' ■ :; • 'i'.'.-'" " ' ll,'-' ' . ■■'iV''-’ •' ‘ ^ * T- ' ' i ' V - ■■ ■ V . i"* ■ - 'r ■ t ■ -J sp ^ f »/..■' .. .■'■ , . i - 1 ■' ■ :■ ■ ■'■>■ 'H- . c , \ V. -\ V- ft -i-. .’Hv ■ .'"'vi', ■''"X../'-'-. ^ -j'= - i r ' ■ V- . c V. *■ *i/'■' vl; V/‘-x!.. w i- 7s.. ' i - ^ 7 ' r 'V'\ , .■; ‘ . ’ v,' . t •/ '■ ' ■'''T ■ MAMCH8STER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER,* CONN, FRIDAVv OCTOBER 12, J9W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, I95i8 ‘ PAGE MINE .ewMini i5**- ' . / , ^ - to thrae^rbminent n'ewspaper ex- by .. Managing Xdllor CAiarlea T. Kellogg resolution. 250 memberg and guests of Maple Ne^- voters will be registered to­ and cart Ite adjustecTto a aeated or 2 p.m. am| QOntinue until 9 o'clock. jtaUoir tha playara in tha praai- its weakly luncheon meeting at the December. 1954 and completed general importance which he ever bring home the bacon ln,the 'orm dutiVM who recently died. McQiieeney of the New Haven ' Th'e circuit also honored, Arthur morrow at the office of the town Afternoon tea will be served on FUNERAL HOME tfantUl campaiitn- Country Club yaaterday. Iflockrilie ORIGINAL Street School PTA to vote for the standing position. basic training a ! Ft. Sam Houaton,. got through Cong, ss and signed, o f any other legislation of similar yaalarday it aaamad tributes came in the form Register, praised the t*eteran news­ K. McEvoy, recently retlrid men- proposed new high school when the ■ clerk from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. The exhibit opcn.i at 2 p-m. Qcl. Friday, and on Saturday,.a Smpr- J jror a whlia ya William Knnia.‘^assistant'to the 1 exas. He • arrivtd overseas in into Isw In his four terms In Wash­ broad general imporiance.” UNDER EXPERIENCED ...... Stavanaon would ba in a I of resolutions adopted at the cir- man for his "In'egrlty, keen per^ aglng editor, of the New .Britain ALE 21 at the Elk's Carriage House. gaslHMrd supper will be a'feature, State'paraonnift director, and Miss question comes up for pu'ilic deci- Water Superintendent Reslgua May, .1955, H i was formerly em­ ington." The 81.000 will be given to the ona-aidad convaraatlon if ha I cult's fall meeting at the Brook- ception,- conscientious devotion to Herald with honorary membership Tea will be served at 4 p.m. and with two sittings, 5:30 and 6:30 MANAGEMB Hasei Anderson, manager of the Tax alon at the-polls. . I ' Robert C. Thompson, siiper- ployed, at Oieney Bros, mills in 'The offer was made by Douglaq winner or to a charity of hia choice, wantad to heap on UlkInK about State Labor Dapsrtment’s local ' lawn Country Club here. The pur- duty, moral reaponsibillty, and as "a testimony of the respect and OCT. 15,16,17,18,19, 20 the public Is Invited to attend and p.m. Mra. Alvah Russell ,0f Moun­ Ramadell aaW/^present enroll- inpendent of Rockvtllb Water and Mutthe.iter. Bennet. Lyme, Rep. Seely-Erown a Bennet said. “ We are. going to le ^ employment service ofllce, urged I pose o f the meeting was to diecuaa civic prid^". which, the resolution, affection in which he 'was helld." vote for the most popular paiinting: tain Rd., .who is'Usted In the M an-, andlni; the drait and the H-bomb Opiitlioii r>iced MONDAf thru SATURDAY ment In the grade schools, both '. Aqueduct Co. foi- the pa.st .38 Democratic opponent for the U.S. over backwards to be fair. The the club members to hire handi­ plans for covereje of the Novem- added, "helped to raise, the staivd- Any Tolland ' County resident Chester telephone directory, is fe.-i public Ind parochial, indlcate-that ■ years, has resigned. The announce- .All Vernon and -Talcnttville House of Rep.'esentatlvea from the final decision must. Of course, rest THE JOHN F. Praaidant iCisanhowar said he capped workers when possible and ; bar election and the 1857. session arda of newspaper reporting and Some salt preservativs chem­ artist wisiiing tq^ beSomfe ,a mem­ ceivlng reservations, for the" sup- ‘ by 1964 there will be 1,132 high ment came from Francis S. jlu p- Hems are now being handled Second Disp-lci. with the Bennet for Congress Com­ waa finiahad diacuaaing it. But. use the employment service facili­ Rockvillsrr^Oct.kvi^* 12 (Special) • of the Connecticut General Assem- editing."' icals make wood reslatant to fire. Ic h m ^ b « y » . ber, of the Art Assn, 'should con­ pel'. However, they will close school students, hot 'including i prec'ht, general manager, and was through The Kerald'a R<.Kk.rille Said Bennet: “ Frankly, we are mittee.’ ' ' ' Vice Praaidant Jiixon aaid ha*d ties. , > Tha^-rfian tax study cximmiUee,. i bly. The Waldo resolution proposed f w k » mt m h k M .dropouts, This figure", he said.'does effective'Oct. 1.' tact eithef Mrs. Caroline Forster. Thursday, Oct. 18. Children under Bureau, 7 W. 5fain St„ telephone doing thls-to call ttent'lon to the T h t candidate .then listed five 12 W'ill be served at half price. rontinua talking about It although Walla Dennison, a Kiwanis club fprfned at, Ithe Ocl. 1 Town Meet- The meeting was conducted by by Foote said that "with only the not Include new pupils who w it]. Thompson has been with the Rockville, or Mrs; Oscar Kreysig. T E E R N E t ■V TRemOnt 5-31,36, simple fact that although Horace' minor i}illa which he claimed were Mrs. Robert McConnell is gen­ he aald Kiaanhow’er was right tn inembcrjind chalriMn of the MMvj'lng, met last night and voiced William J. i>'oote, circuit president briefest of interruption he had been come to town. ■ waiey company- for. the past .45 Bolton, co-chairmen. FUNERAL HOME \ / Seely-Brown la a very nice person, the Only one* Rep. Seely-Brown eral chairman of the fair and Is not talking about it. chester-Rockville~ Committee" , -for the opinion that once shares con­ and ..managing editor of the-HaVt- a lifelong newspaper man who Ranuidell explained hia feelings | years/ entering its employ June Hours for the exhibit will be 1 219 WEST CENTER 8T. who has done many favors frr In­ ever got through Congress apd being assisted by a large commit- And While Ktaenhowar picked | Employment of the Han^iekpped. ford Oouraht. brought great credit to h in ^ lf, his Moy I f rov* 30.‘ 1911. - Me - succeeded bis Jfather to 9 p.m. Oct. 22 through 27. TEL. MI 8-1222 tributed by city and rural tax­ on oviercrowded conditions at dividuals, he has ne\br succeeded signed into law;, - [ tee from the society. one issue as thb main one in the introduced Ihe speakers'.' payers are determined, city tax­ First with Returns paper and the Connecticut circuit NORTH END Maple Street School, saying the Alberti Thompson, as superintend­ Hospital R<-port Figures I'p Dr, Davis leaves campaign, Nixon., picked another: Hand trapped MelKatloa tSted payers should be reimburse.! pro­ Paul y. Cochiane.,chief of AP's of the Asaocialed Preas." main difficulty lays in having a ent on Aug. 20, 1925. , - ‘ Figures released by Joseph P. In hia talk, told his listen­ D Y N A M f C and aaid h «aaw no conflict. Mean­ portionately for services they dp Connectirttt bureau at New Haven, The reaolution also took note of 15-classroom student body in 14- Thompson is a member of the McManu-i. business . manager of OplY>inelry Board ers that a physical handicap is not while. Stevenaon aaanis to have not receive. . . expressed confidence the Connec­ Waldo's leadership In tha field of PHARMACY rooms. Connecticut Wa1er.< Worlc.s,, Assn, Rockville City Hospital, showed an trouble deciding what tha^ain is- neecaMicltS' .a job handicap and Alleged inequalities, such - a.s ticut papers would maintain their conservation to which it said he INSURANCE "N ext year,” he said, double siii- and the New England Water Increase of 130 patients handled by said physically handicapped work­ The resignation of Dr. Eugene atla la school police. State aid funcfs for 1962 record of being first in the "brought the same friendly yet tioni will become a necessity in \Vorks Assn. the hospital this past year over ers have greater motivation to per­ P r o f M t i m M. I Davis, local optometrist, from MumitAmnouMtHf ' Stavanaon had drawn BUaenh highways and the present City nation with, complete returns on determined viewpoint that marked “ Prescriptions First” some elementary g»-ades.” I C'hantber Plana Expanalnn the same period la.sl year. ar into an argument about the forin well bn a job than workers Court arrangement, were taken ths presidential'^ertion. This was the largest meeting I^wrence A. Scranton, acting This past year, which ended the State Board of Examiners in his professions! life." I K i i . SiLVERSTIIN draft and the bomb teat by aug- withoiit handicaps. under careful study. 4 Depot Sq.— M l 9-458.5 ever held by the Mapt^ Stree.t PTA, .30. a total of 1.526 patients — He also traced the origin of the i The circuit members were t . A t the time of his death Waldo pr^dentijif .Rockrilie.vChamhctjjf^ Optometry became effective .yes­ gaatlhg efforts towsird ending Members agreed that school po- j Commerce, announced the signing were admitted to the .hospita', ■ ■ -r' drive to hire handicapped workers guests of Raymond Flicker, pub-1 had been a member of the State according to Mrs". Kdwln Reaae,; terday, with the appointment/of a aadiiig both. Kiaanhower repeated­ lice should be placed in a cate- I of a contract w'lth^the Earl Smith while in 195.5, 1,396 adml.ssions, .in Connecticut back to the late president. A tAtk by< John Scbei'es- successor by Gov. A. A. RIbicoff. ly anawarad “ no" but this didn't gory separate from (Hher police j xewskj' on^"'iou and Your Child" Associates. Chicago, iii the first were recorded.. Going back two in ! i 830's, When defense orders were keep Stavanr-m ouiat. and should become a town re­ step toward expanding the Cham- more years, the report show.s that Davis.' who has ierved nine years director I draining the supply of -avsilable , was featured. Then yaaterday at bia news Dr. WUliam J. sponsibility. A t present, the town I e.v RrMlgns be'r. l,27l were handled,in 1954 and 1,- on the board having been ap­ of medical education 'y>ran-' workers. Bnnis said the need for The Smith organization will as-' 19.3 handled in 1953. pointed by former Gov. James L. eonferenca Kiaenhovv^' was asked .[n ew sources of manpower caused pays for school police in Iho , Mrs.'xFlorertce - Foley, postmas­ to comment on a rumor that his | cia Hospital. Hartford, rural area, while the city pays for | Lecoted le Hie Ceeter slat the board of directors in re­ A total of .563 emergency ca.ses McConaiighy, will be replaced by ____ . ____, , . . U employers to give handicapped ter St Vernon's Post Office since were handled this year, compared Dr. Allen S. Garber of West Hart­ *5** atmtegteta hadad plan-!P‘* * ' i president of the Connecticut j a second look as well as the service within the city iIiaUs. ■ WOODUND GARDENS ef Mdechesfer BERMUDA ' December, 1948. announced she has organizing the . Chamber and to 5 0 f in 19.5.5. 462 in 19.54, and to atmounca an and The committee felt the city i carEying on a membership cam­ ford. UYSIEFT Heart A**"-, and recwt chairnlaii: 0ypr,.Q]j)e bias becauae of race.* submitted'her resign itlbn effective only 406 Yn 19.53. Dr. Sidney G. Weiss of Hanvin- OHIY draft Mid .the bomb teata .but that llgion sihould enforce a t!ty ^iharter atlp- XT a DONNA ULIES-JdUSCARI CRUISES Usually on paign with a potential of .300 new of the rheumatic fever committee creed or-or'-w igior V BULBS \.KW.I9EO Saturdays a week from today. "Tile daily average in-patients ton was appointed yesterday to Stevnaaosi beat tham to the punch. of the atate Heart Astn., will be OedibiwtKj^rvIcea 0*ered Illation conremiag an Allotment of Because of wha! she has de­ members. The new program starts 3 for this year were 34. compared to succeed Dr, Russell W. Johnston Eiaenhowtr aaid this was news one of the four guest phneliets at! Mias Anderson brieffly outlined State aid funds for highways. In TULIPS .. . ,. 89e del. PINK DAFFODILS— $CILLAS from New York, 4 Days Oel.. 22, • • 8125 and up. With Nassau, scribed as the heavy yncrease in 30 last year. 27.6 in 1954 and 2.5.3 of Easton. Terms are three j-ears. to him. He added: ’’Now. I tell the first public forum on heart the services provided by her of- ths past, the town used the money Plans for expansion 'call for CROCUSES . . S S c d o z . , 7 Days from 817,5. 8 Daya business due to population rl.ies In in 1953. A total of 2.50 births took you fra iA ly 1 have aMd my last j dj,ease scheduled for Wednesday j flee. She also spoke of tlw^umnumber with the city receiving none. signing up -other than retail mer- from 8200. the past year, Mrs. Foley feels she (hants. There will bg 11 categorie.s place this'year, compared with 241 worda on theae aubjecta.” tvening, Oct. 17, in the new high of handicapped workers, rismrs on Some „feelin g' to " change the' DAFFODILS $1.65 del. is unable , to carry on the X*Lra for membership under the new last year, 191 in 1954 and 173 in But he kept right on talking school auditorium. | Ale in the office but said one of preaent City Court to a town STOPOVER burden of an expansion prog^anl HYACINTHS 6 fer $1.00 Each 35c F o r Pa as a g e , plan. These are: Jlgriculture. auto- 1953." •about them, even though indirect­ Dr. Lahey will explain to m cm -; problema was to induce such per-'^®” ^* was ybiced. City Court 55c . to solve inadequate facilities at the.. F O R R E N T TO JOIN Hcrvl«-c Notes ly, by~aiclkring hia -adminiatration sOryM the town, with the city and Berfnuda Plan' AcOom/ .mobile, and transportation, con- bers.of the community the current sons to register. She said a defeat modatlon (Breakfa.it' ohlyV Vernon Post Office. Pvt: Morris G. Slmbncelli. son 8 and 16 mm, Movie I'rojectors .had done everything it could to prograth fpr the prevention of re- 1st attitude prevents msny from t'eapibg^ll profits received from chrysanthemums AH Colors 8 5 c IMP* iibiuction. flnanee and utilities, —auUhd or silent, also. 35 mm. 80c 2 Days from 8131. Choice of . Mrs. Foley took over the posi­ hotels.- motels and restaurants, of Mr. and Mrs. Gaetano Simon- protect America. currehcag of Vheumatic fever, one seeking work. fines, while tha town gets none of slide projectors. Auso chrysanthemum b o u q u e t s * Hoteis and Ixmger Sta.va tion Dec. 31, 1948 when John M en manilfacturing. professiona! real relli, 40 Main St.. Talcottville. wn.i While this wae happening in of the three, major forma o f heart the profits, would have to retired. <, Waehingtnn, Nixon-waa campaign-' share In makin^-up any deficit, trPRIOH'i' YE4V T C II SPREADING YEW possible. estate a'nd insurance, retail, whole­ recently graduated from the car­ WELDON DRUG CO. disease today. Over 800 physlciana 3 S E A .A I R -*5 1 V a nr *• r Mayor Herman G. Olson has sale and diversified buslne.sses. rier equipment repair course at Ing out Weat. In 'Connceticut hgve placid 2,500 R o c k v i l l e I should It occur. 18". Reg. 4.50. . . . / J II . I8f. Reg. 8iM...... NOW 3.50 9C M M in Bermuda agreed to make available his firm. 901 Main St. Tel. Ml 3-6331 (lothhig Appeal Made the Army's Soutaieastern Signal ' isSL He MmoMced he would conUn- p.tiente with a »A t »r y o f rheu- 1 Ths duplication of building in- . and Return Air. o R th e. Lsdd and Hall Co., Union St., I apectors was also taken Under | ALSO ARilOWVITAE. HEMLOCK. JUNIPKE. SPKUCE An appeal for clothing for a 13- School, Jf't. Gordon, Ga. «e to spo^ of ■'*^kat ha c*h*d Ste- j fever on thU program dur- Reverse, with* .-lay of .5 available a.a a clearing house for Sinloncelli entered the Army v w ^ ’a ‘ 'unsound posiUon on j j^e past year. It is noted that Siiiewalk Repair 1 .scrutiny. The committee felt th ^ monlh-old baby-^vas made today RED RHOI^ODENDRON . | |PINK. DOGWOOD. HeavHy Rrqnclied Days, from 8147.,50. Bermu­ dates for community ' events to by Mrs. Myrtle A'.x Pierre. Salva­ in February, 19.56 and received *oth subjecU. l 74 of th«M patienU are Aionf the one building inspector for the ' da pis.n. Longer stay can be avoVl conflicting dates for organ­ Perhaps because Eisenhower Project Begins \ 1 8 " Grafted. Req. 4.f$— 3.01 || 3.01. 5.05, 4.^5. E.S0 tion Arm y treasure's,^ Any dona­ baaic training at Ft. Dix. N. J. Mancheater, Bolton., Rockville. ^ town be instituted instead of the arranged.' izations. BLUE'.X' CROSS sad Nixmi are on oppoipte sides PINE Vernon and Ellington I present town and city inspecior A I R T O U R Trip For sometime it ha.s been felt of the coiintry they haven't been . Rockville'. Oct. 12 (S p ecial)^ system now in force." • that more than one community X comparing notea lately. Or may­ t RapairS to sidewalks on W.' Msin The members suggested the PRIVET HEDGE 25 2.45 ■of 5 Days, Bermuda Plan, event scheduled for the same night PHARMACY DURING be they didn't compere them tn H e h t o n St. began this morning with tear­ town take on this duty. A ieiee MeHls (Salmon Orange)— Audee Peekihengls (Hght rose) .. ..r. 3.35 from 8129. Cljoice. of Holela has cut attendance at theae OF MANCHESTER 664 Center St., Tel. MI 9-9814 the first place on what the main ing up o f sections along the busi- Other items of Issscr inioortance ■ also Longer Tours. FLCTCHER GLASreO. oampaign. iasues are. events. Mitchell block. were discussed and it was de­ Descriptive F'nlders are now It Is suggested that organiza­ On Wednesday Nixon aaid the 9-7879 Meeting Rejects ilic Works Supt. Willism J. cided to ask for a meeting with 'PBRENNIALS MosHy 3 ready for Winter. .Spring tions planning an event of 'wide Issue most perMns are concerned 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Duni^.M lond with on odjustobie upper rock lor I hereby apply lor porticipalion in tha StandOrd Plan benefits of . CONNECT (enos. Vsroisr Taniog. Automatic VW- ncbts.Snpu-iinMtiv haiady timar to remind RIn* Cr«M ,S«rvKM (luch •• ume CoDtrol. Pbbim Jack. In Pin* Frost BLUE 'CROSS, INC. in accordance with the terms and conditions specified in the RULES RUSCO < circuitry,.Opsrstss you o l e ppo.i'n-t- A. Yes. A Kitchen Aid doUnUoty will. taller glosses and larger pots and pons. X-rojq, drug*, Qresn, Bbonv, or French Grsv colors. ..Smsil kitchen appli- mente. Powerful I AND REGULATIONS.' I ynderstand that such qpplica.tion will not be effective until the AC/PC. , , . The large, exclusive Hobart wosh orm ex- It has the greatest capacity. Autumn if the -most revCarding •ntflhffiiio qi^ many $ 3 4 .9 5 nnoes. Radio turns on and off automst- Waveasgnete B^enna. Zenith Quality COMBINATION WINDOWS ienlly. Dialite with dimmer control. Phone Almoo-S magn^tTpMker. Ixmg Dietance time to beautify ah old lawn _ •HiFft) wK«n ^•vidtd and bilUd, dote of the Certificole,.ol Membership Agreement issued'to me. Jack. Wsvamsgncte antsnna..Zenith- Am' Chassis. Automatic Volume Control. or build a new one. H's the by fht bMphal. ROOM. MEaLS AND Qnality Alnieo-6 magnet epeaker. In ’ In White, Ebony, or Mottled Walnut col- OSNRRAl NURSING CARE; Credit I ' - , . ' ' BlRIH C#Ve You season'Nature recommends. 1!' Bbony, White, or Nickel Grey end Duek me. AC only. ^ ^ 9 .9 5 Sf.OO p*r d«y. *0 ADDITIOn Xi NAhJE____—:_ i - I ______:______------OATE- I Omy eolpre. AC, lost Nome— PRINT first Nome— PRINT Middle Initiol Month Day Yeer Comfort' - Conveniehce -. Economy $ 4 9 .9 S Every lawn needs fall feeding DATS ••ch yBHr •! %4.i0 pmr d«y it will...if it’s q KitchonAid! with TUIF BUILDIH* to erffidit. ACCIOiNT CARR wp to $10 I . lenHh Cnnehi AM Oetk-Kedle— Hiifiol vifit. MATERNITY; Up to AUTOMATIC • DUMWAStfIt strengthen roots, restore color Mote O Femal# Q Medal Xflt. Opemtee email ITOO oilowooco oflor I monlKt' HOME AODRESS- kitchen appliances. Wakes you to . . . feed too sq ft for less rhan Slrett end Ne. City end Zorit. NOW music....luUa yoq to sleep. Sleep bM»boi»d-wtlo fooHibonhi^. illlRAL switch. ,Powerful"Wevemsgn«l* a dime. , OENIFITS. too, in opprovod ••norol feeri'l’m sq jt ■ S2.^0 I flio Fnenmnhsrbiii. sntenrai. Zenith-Quality apeaker. And remember, the some principle . Kotpitob ooy ploco in tbo world. Single □ >- Morried Q Widowed,Q Divorced O SOpdrdti^ Q \ Model X8M. Long Long Distance AM ebaseis. Aulo- Som ething Now .. 5()00 sq ft - $1.05 HOW TO JOIN ‘ ' DiitanceAM Chsssia. mstie Volume Control. In Bbony that has been woshing dishes 5-' . . " I Sond no Monoyi Juit Rll out ond CHECK TYPE OF MEMBERSHIP-APPLIED FOR: .Individual Q Family 0 ■ i V : Waeenisgifaf* sn- or Off-White cniort, AC only. cleon In the world's finest hospi- Selsct tht seed le lit your need .. I A Beautiful A U U M I N U M tsona. Zemth-Qimlkty MoU tko oppikotion on tkk poft. Alnieo-5 magnet S49.95 tols, hotels ond restaurants for Scallsft d il u x e Blend — Cus­ Vovr jConnnclicul Slut Croit Stond* Husband and Wile Q rOMBINATlON WINDOW speaker. PeurerAd cir> tom designed for those who I in Cobinets by 'Cuitry for sharp, clear statioos. Automatic over 50 years, is yours exciusivfly ord Eton btndSts will go into oRtet' to meet every pocketbook and want a picture Igwn — the ut-. Husband or wile and oil UNMARRIED CHILDREN UNDER I Volume ControL i n Tango Pink and W hits, in a Krtch|inAld—by Hobart. Docombnr 1. Rluo. Crou will o»oil made by RUSCO—-the great- ■ SooutHul-birch French Beige and White, or Shadow Blue most in lawn .faieauty. Thrives your bill ond* Mninborikip A§r«o-; 19 YEARS of age must be listed below to be included- and White onkirt. ^CyDC. 9 $ nionl. ofttr yo4r oppikotion hot I in SUN or shade-diligent care. under your membership:' ' e.it name in combination win- r, ■ A voifable .with Honay Ton Fineh boon occoplod. ^ r i b -$1.65 5 lbs-$7.05 First Nome • Middle Initial Birth Dole Month Yeor doija and doors. When you buy WHAT YOU RAY* ” i ; , Sixes to fit any kHchen \'< AS I O U P L A ■ . Stolli SPECIAL 8/ei»d— Family . - a national brand at a.Popular u 'E o j R lodKvtdool .T....lit.R4A«r month I Husband 0 TC/PA 4 0 / “ type. Thrives in poorer, drier' r BUDGET PLAN' GET COUR DEAL MRST! 1. Wife n. Remember Price you kiiow you have made Ihe Finest Made...by ( soils with moderate care. No^ond eed S.$7 por montb \ Fomlly'Chuibond. wifo ond enreltmeni lastr egly unlH a sound iiiYeatment. Gall I ,-'.,5^ : U b -$ 1 2 5 5lbs-$5fr95 Son L3 oR Wmerrlod ebitdran 'Daughter □ $10.00 MONTH a ^ a ' 2. RUSfO today. ih« Wor/d'f largast Moavtectvraf Sebtit UTILITY Blend — "Ctn- ondor eg% I f $A7 por montb I take-it" lawn. Rugged wear re- . Son □ ' ' ef Feed, KiHhee end boot poyoblo Guortofly. Do-not tond . Daughter □ OCTOBER IS f 3. BUDGET TERM$ ARRANGED • Ohhweshing Mechiee$ sisunt grasses. f j ^ ‘ $ -05 . monty now. iloOiCrott will bill . Seolls SPREAirER-^Enablei ynv'lotoE. Son Send yeurapplicatien tedoy •• - I C ei'Tedeif For Esrimete— N e ObHgoHee Ooughltr □ V " •you to feed, seed or ex­ 4; pertly at low economical cost. Son ■. ' □ CoMectievt Blue Crest . Daughter □ )uuior-$7.05 NofV‘ $I^Sf I A. O. ARONSON FILL IN AND 345 Wbiteey Aveeee ' Diilftet AgeeF-Fkeee M l 8-4814 LARSEN'S .1 iimr Tiwwip i U NORTH IdAIN STREET TEL. M i ,9-325S MAIL TODAY IB BArrLK'n;.BRAiR4RD COMPAQ s . MoecliefihN^f" Lenm t ReMe, TV. R eeefi eed APfiilioiKii Dboler ^JWGNHgE. • -I-----'''... ' .’^ DATE; ^ ' Opea Dailyl i l r 7 AA. . M j , to 5 P. M;, Including Wedhesidav V ... a . . 130 CENt^R STREET - ' i —“CORNER OF CHURCH^:, 888 New Park AvbZwest Hartford AftcrhooaflVgiird Saturday Un(il Noon 15 O A K $T. - 5 WATKINS BLDG. M l 9 -4 8 4 8 I - V 34 D E P C n \ S « C A R K M I 9-5274 ■ tv . - r . 1; i ; V.- -.-t. ^ \ ' ■. \ tf- V . ' I '. • - '. *• ' ' /'v. w:'.' : 'j ^ / 'v '.V, ; • •. • .. ■' ” ». f*--., ‘\'y. ' ' • • ''" .' • , . - N“; '. • ..• , ' _■* V,' c ■ — em ukeAum m m X, ' I'i. " 7

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nation'!’ highways, the candidates want ort record as favoring com- Wrought Iroo io|tNgt: Bolton TooTiilk on LfFeel Cany ass iPlfanii'ed jiulBorji driver. education in the J-:' schools* and urged edopttoh of - ^ Porch Columiit 'By North Chiirch separate lanes for trailer trucks f tfoiise toBe Razed as Climax X, Pupils Given Demonstration on the nation’s-highways VALLEY WELDING CO. A'special letter has brien sent to Welles emphasized his philoso­ For Free Estimate Call the homes o f members and friends Fdvored by phy during his prevloui servic#,,ln Olaatonborx ME S-9118 To Fire Prevention Week Oi Fire Fighting Apparatus the Legislature by.saying, "I shall of the North Methodist (^urch this continue as In the past to-work for ■wtekf announcing the Building Republicans the' best interests of our town snd Bolton, Oct. M (SpeciaD-r-Fire'^p.m. The pediatrician's talk.will, be Funq and Budget Canvass fre i An4ov«r O^t. H Boolh-Dimock Memorial Library pie Beth Sholom. adopted at the meeting of the'Cdn- KEED ROOM Fhaales Pregraui Set ciation for assistance of all those "I have spent a great deal of | Rosewood Dr. bia.Hebrori, North and South C ov-1 in Coventry. Dancer. who. is on the ataff 'Of gregrtion on Nov. 8. A. program on phonics is being time and money in personally con­ I'SAIE entry. 1 A number of mysteries, west- the. American Christian Palestine ______who contributed to the sale's suc­ ENTIRE INVENTORY MUST RE SOLD prepared by faculty members for cess. tacting ' flrms to inquire about I Plana call for ..relayinK water I erna, light love stories and non- Committee, will speak on "Israel ' the monthfy meeting of ■ PTA In other business, the club voted settling here, and 1 will continue j WHtU A MNNY MORE from a nearby brook..Several tank | fiction .titles were bonow'ed in the | Between'the'East and the West.’ Wednesday evening. Parents visit- to contribute $.3 to the Tolland to bait my hook." he aaid. . — l lUYS TWICE AS MUCHI trucks -will also be at the scene. ! "swap" session and will be avail-, A graduate of the Dniversity of Roller Skating Set STARTS FRL, OCT. 12 thru SAT , Och 13 ; - Ing thetr children’s classrooms will County Farm Bureau, Welles said, also "We pftn to j The problem was surveyed by th e 'a b le ’at the local library tonight : California, he majored in Political V ' y : - Hrrald Photo by Ofiata Interested chiefs of the pa Ucipat-:from 7:30.to 8:.30. ; Science, After military service dur­ FIRST COME ~ FIRST SERVED be. shown how phonics are taught ' I Jhrarlaaa- Attend Meeting y-’ Kepublican Congreaaional candidate Edwin H. May Jr. and hia write, Jean, chat with Mancheatcr'a Work for Increased State aid to 1 AUTO For Coiiiinunity Y aiid what may be done sii home to Miss Helen Jewett, librarian; the town foiueducation. In the 1955 i ing departments Iqst weekend.' ! *'>8 World War II, he was apiminted Mrs. Howard Sprenkle, chairman; Republican State Repreaentativea Ray Warren, left, and Thomaa Rogera. right, following the GOP Chief among factors to be coif- ! Advertisement— - ; director of organization of the assist children with reading prob­ rally in Center Park laat night. The aign in the background ia on the station wagon. May's "mobilt session of the Legislature. State ^ REPAIRS The first in /he weekly series of lems in eorrelatioa with sqhool and Miss .Dorothea Raymond, ti-. aid to towns was Increased. Ver- | sidered in the exercise will be pro- [ Effective October 15. 1956'-American Veterans Committee, an brary board member; attended the headquarters," that carried the candidate all over Manchester in an all-day campaign tour yesterday. i received $133,890 for the 1955- tectlonofa 8-room Cape Cod dw el-: Pripin’s Grocery store located on ■ organization which he helped found, Saturday night Roller Skating will methods. be held this week beginning at..7 V The evsry-membef canvass of area' book excHpnge luncheon and ! 58 school year, against $65.,543 for NIGHT MECHANIC Slop In for ynitr . ling about 50 feet awav from the ; Covchtiy Road. Bolton will be In «48 he joined ^1’* meeting held a|l-the Boolh-Dimock o'clock at tlie Community Y R ic- First congregational Church will ren attributed to the Republicans j the previous year, or a net increase ADVANCE SHOMNO LIST building to le razed and seveial i known a,s the Suburban ><*H f ^ i-eation Certter. open Nov. 11. _ Library in. Coventry yesterday. was the legislative kc(ion in the of $48,347. small outbuildings In the rear o f under new management. 'P'’ * i A round-table discussion was held special session called to'd$al with "We believe thi.i plan of IVpanc- The Recreation De’partment, In An organisational meeting of the Repeal of Wartime Taxes I TURNPIKE the uroperlv , managers w^ll be Donat Doiron If cooperation with, the Alumnae In­ canvass committee was held last ou-ldpirs including school libraries the Aug^at 19 flood, in insuring | Ing should be carried fui Iher be- Touand Mobile Support Co-ordi- f P - 'lo ls manager of the Meat De- - d traveled in Europe for thia tnd overdue books. Patrons Of the thal the^ emeigency taxes leried ! cause the cost of education puts PINE-LENOX organization and became ac­ termediate Assn.,- has purchased V night at the church: local library will find new books AUTO SERVICE nanatpr Howard Reynolds will be at Villa X Super Markrt quainted with European economic IM-pairs of skates that are avail­ Serving on thiji year's commit­ Urged by Mety at GOP Rally were temporarj'. ' a tremendous load on our property present as an observer as well ,nt i East Hartford and Domenlc Mico- on the fiction and non-fiction Atty. John Shea Jr.. May’s cam-j tax, and our only source of income 184. B’. M1DDI.K TPKE. PHARMACY and political problems in both. East, able for small rental fees. tee w'Ul be Richard Adams, lAw- shelves, including tHwhoy ^ yams TEL. MI 9-4100 -State Civir Defense officials. Tol­ littt of Andover, former giant sup­ em and Western Europe. / There will be no charge for ad­ paign manager, introduced the|is this tax, Our’ State government i 299 K. Center Sf., MI 9-0896 ervisor at Eastern Packing- Com­ cenca Cbamberlain, J. Tansley and who-dun-its, as well as more Republican Gongrcsaional candi-^-llama’ of Michigan May as- land, Oount.v H ie Co-ordinator During 1953 and 1954.'be and"a mission. and those children who Mohmann. '^ilKam iSntt and Wal-. speakers. X; has many sources of revenue.” Bradford Tinkhsm, To'land, and pany, East Hartford. The market colleague were sent to Asia to look : own their own ma.v bring them, serious npyels, which will be avail­ date Edwin H. May Jr., speaking :'»«tl«' Memorial Hospital in the emergen.- repealed./ He recently called for 1S$7 MOTOROLA pating companies on hand for a I Manchester Evening Herald i Syria. Lebanon. Jordan and Israel. 1 will be presented Thursday eve­ Representative seal in the First visits to businesses in various parts eral aid for highways, which they Rollon correspondent. Mrs. Joseph/ Leonard Sesder, president of the cy truck of the Andover Volunteer the elimination of the per cent prolonged period. ’ CARS X iJ ning at the Ladies' Benevolent So­ Fire Department last night at 7:45 District, called the ■ wartime tax 20 of town, and a Republican buffet- said will result in availability of i O’ltalla, telephone Mitchell' Mancheater Chapter, American 4-Dodr Sctlan. Radio, Federal tax in eating places where , GIri SooiiU Plan Drive Y-8 Coron«L Radio, heat- ciety meeting at First Congrega­ ' following a heart attack, accoixling on jewelry, watches, fur.s, luggage dinner at the American Legion more state aid for towns. 8-554.V „ Jewish Congress, and Mi-s. George UNDERCOATED heater, automatic trans­ tional CSturch. : to fire^epartment officffel, Capt, J; and cosmetics "discriminatory’’ to live music is played. He claimed Home. * On their" stand of safct.v on the Ixical Girl Scouts will partici- i Sandfds. president -of the Manches- r, tu-tone paint, white that tkx haa resulted In wide? mission, seat covers, tires Mrs. Qaorge Nelson, program Russill iTiompson.and Lt. Andrew the small business man who deals SPECIAL pate in the annual fund drive of the . I ter Chapter of Hadassah.- have ex- j ALL MAKES walls, automatic trans^ $ spead unemployment a m o n g 7. like new. This car just ■•^chairman, aald the dramatiaalion Gasper answered the emergency in these' items and unfair to the Eastern Council, District 5. which . f y IVT 8 k tended an invitation to the public mission. waa first i^roduced on the. ISOth an­ call. consumers who buy them. Hartford County musicians. Full Consolette At The Price Of A Table Model will begin Sunday. Mrs, Anthony ' LJIsflVV a . . f p d l S ! to attend this meeting. Louis. S. I Guaranteed traded on a brand new niversary of the Haystack prayer Fire Depactnient to Meet Tile rally, which climaxed a day He said it "is not fair” tr have Sobol Jr., local Scout chairman,/ *-» • «• / Hurwltz' is chairman of. the pro-1 $25 'workmanship 1956 Chrysler. to pay wartime taxes now. The has asked drivers snd Scouts to i K d ' F l U t i n V meeting in Williamstown, Mass., in The monthly meeting of the Vol- of campaigning' ih /Manchester by gram. At Ifs conclusion light re-1 '■'i 1806 i unteer Fjre - Department Will be f May, lasted only a half hoiir as tax on Jewelry, watches, luggage, report to the Conmruinity Hall at fresh ments will be served under j TURNPIKE Members of ihe;Ladles’ Society cosmetics snd furs was loitered 2 p.m. Sunday to begin their hoOse the direction of Mrs. Seymour B el-' held this, evening at 8 o’clock at the the speakers kept their remarfis Plans to open a new U.S, Navy AUTO 5ERVICE interested., in attending the fall tiiehouse. brief out of deference to their from 20 per. cent to 10 per cent tall.s on local residents. ; lak and Mrs., Arthur Rittenberg. rally of the. Hartford-District of Troop IPS of the Girl Scouts ha.i recruiting station In the Army and 164 W. MIDDLE TPKE. 1953 Pontiac Catalina H^i#^top lO"?. FORD listeners who had turned out in last year. "Wltli some reduction KEMP’S ConnecUcut Fellowship Cd Oongre- discontinued its meetings until a TEL. Ml 9-4109 Advertisement;— spite of frosty weather. in the nstional debt." May said, Navy Club Monday were announc­ Ivory and sun ational-ChiisUan Women in New Effe.cUve October 15. 1958 "we ought to look into" elimitia- new troop leader can be found. ed today by C:3iief Boatswain's Britain on the same day are asked Many of tliMe in the crowd had Onlv six. Scouts were able to at­ gold, hydrsmatic' J^pln’a Grocery store located on participated in the motorcade on tion o f the tax.' FDRNITinKE ONLY Mate Uoyd G. Bilkers. Navy re- 4-Door Sedan. Heater, gto contact Mrs. John H. Yeomans, Oo'ventry Road, Bolton will be tend a meeting at the Community j Main St, which had preceded the Republican State Repreaeniatives AND MUSIC / NOW driv^ radio, heat­ seal covers, white wall Bt, 6, for further details. known os; 'the. Suburban Market Ray Warren and Thomas Rogers, Hall Monday afternoon. cniiter in Hartford. rally. Others h**! 'been drawn by er, » white wall $ tifes, directional lights. Work Session Planised under new management. The man­ both o^ Whom are seeking reelec­ .MI 3-5880 the announcement! blared over the Mrs. Ga.sprin Mona, assi.slant : The recruiter will be at the Ar- Pilgrim Fellowship members will agers will be Donat Doiron pre- tion, also spoke last night. $20995 leader, who waa attempting after.-| m.v and Nav.v Club every .Monda.y j tires, seat covers. Jet black finish. meet for a 7:30 a’.m. breakfut at viops ma'nager of the Meat De­ ' public address system carried in Warren, who is seeking his third 188 MAIN ST. noon meetings on an ipterim basis. I and Thursday from 9 a.m.. until | EVERYONE Excellent' condl- thd Congregptionat Church 0>menic Micol- two Republican accomplishments parently affected attendance. The terviewing applicants for the Navy i for their “ Work Day for ChrlaL” .Ittl of Andover, former plant sup­ Scores Stevenson in the last session of the Legisla­ Troop formerl.v held its meeting and completing their pre-enllst-! CAN JOIN Local residents Interested in hir­ ervisor at Elastem Packing Com­ In his talk. May attacked Demo­ ture. , during the evening. mehl papers. ing the young people for lawn o f pany, E ast, Hartford. The market cratic' Presidential nominee Adlai Education Aid Increased Doctor to Address Group All young men, 17 to 31. are: 1951 OLOSMOBILE '1951 PACKARD household work on that day are y u i carry a complete line of U.S. E. Stevenson as a man who, seems He u id the Republicans had in­ Dr. "Wlnffeld kloyer, Manclies.ler. Urged to .visit the Navy recruiter asked: to contact the Rev. Stephen Graded meats and will serve' you i bent on "trying to tear this eoun- creased the amount of State aid w-ill speak to the meeting of the during aboVe hours (or informa- I All Colbra R. Chamberlain or Miss Marjorie to the best of its ability. . try apart." for education from $4 to $25 despita Co-operative Kindergarten and tion on opportunities available to-1 CMS Hydiiamaljc drive, radio, 4-Donr Sedan. Hydra: MltcheU. V P.S. Freezer orders will be filled ; Stevenson, he said, "doesn’t the opposition of the. Democrats Nursery to be held at United j day in Unclg Sam's modern Jet- heater, white wall tires, ■proceeds of the work day will be Monday through Wednesday ! sound like the same man’’ who ran who, Warren said, had wanted to MIRRORS Methodist Church Wednesday at 8 i age Navy, Interior. Exterior matic drive. Radio, heat­ presented Oct. 21 at'the Buahnell limit the increase to $10. Warren .ceNNiciicaTiaiiTcariiivici. ihc. seki covers. Beautiful er, seat coveirjB, white wall $ Pilgrim Fellowship Rally in Hart; T .. . . . I against Gerfeial. Eisenhower in was apparently referring to the ac­ GARDEN SALE5 irreeh finish. Low mile- ford. Maocheater Eveptog Herald_An-, 1952. -He says one thing’ one day tion of the Legislature in increas­ 813 Oakland SU—Ml •-9406. tires. Perfect family car. dover correspondent, Mrs, Paul and something else the next. AUTO GLASS age. la st year’s national work day ing State aid from $34 to $55 per TIT3* PitansUelil, telephone Pilgrim . May also charged again that his proceeds totaled $28:000, according .S-88S8 pupil, on the basis of average daily FURNITURE TOPS to the Rev. M. Ctidmbcrlain. . opponent. State Sen. Patrick Ward attejidnace, for towns of Manches­ Foreign Students to. Visit Vv , 1 1 •'F'’ ■ • «. of Hartford, ia a "captive candi- ter's sise. . mtematlonal Students will visit b i X t e i l C l e c l r 0 r e c a 8 t , d a t e . ” May has made Ward’s po- The other accomplishment yVar- iShowtr Stall Doors • • Ulass Tab Eailesuratl Andover this weekend as guests of ;jsition a.s an inter-national ’ repre- Save the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Chamber­ ------; sentative of the CIO’ a prime Issift BUjf Nois^ anil lain and Mr. and Mrs. Fi;ank The outlook for Connecticut f“ r : jj, j,jg campaign FOR TOP 1 9 5 5 Brown Jr., Andover Center. Mrs. in* “ “ ’X , Way claimed his attacks- on ’S T V CHRYSLER NEWPORT HARDTOP. OFFERED ' ;Ralpti Ransom served as local through Wednesday, calls for quite ; ^ ard do not reflect any animosity J. A. WHITE GLASS^Cd. ONE NO cnMman c< the program. aponaored a change Dom the laat few days; REVLYN OPEN DAILT S\A.M.' to 5 PAT. TO TiHE BUYER LOOKlNti FOR THE ULTI­ ■bv Ihivir - - - on his part toward laboring men ; INCLUDING SATTHDAY BUCKLAND men's Service Bureau of i with temperatures to average 4 i and women.' He said he is " fo r ' dr*ss shop MATE IN THE FINE CAR FIELD. EQUIPPED Hartford; to 6 degrees above normal. Rising labor" arid will .work for revision Just Arrived IISSELL ST. Mi f.7322 1089 TOLLAND TURNPIKE— MI 3-5095 T V and WITH POWERFLKJHT. POWER STEERING, . An additional opportunity to temperatures over the weekend In the controversial Taft-Hartlev j I meet with international'’-students arid cooler Tuesday or Wednesday. I Exciting New Collection ■ POWER BRAKES, RADIO, HEATER, DIREC­ will be provided tbrqugh a dinner Labor Act and for equal rights for TIONAL LIGHTS. BACK UP LIGHTS, WHITP The Bradley Field normal mean women. ' of Famous Make Dresses ' at Trinity Church House. teihperature for this period is M But Ward, May. said, la a "cap- I At Great Savings | Wa l l t ir e s , t h e e x t e r io r o f t h is f in e MONEY New Haven. Oct. 26. ReSeryations HOUR degrees ranging from an average RADIO CAR is mediterranean b l u e a n d IVORY, lor the dinner may be "made high of 65 to an average low of 41. tivi of a small, power-hungry Houra: Mondav-Fridav ~ through the Rev. Mr. Chamberlain, Rain it likely next Tuesday of^ . segmerit” , in the CIO "\vhich I 9:30-5:00—7:00-9 ;00' I MATCHING THE ENTIRE INTERIOR. LOW Church Notes seeks to- control the Congress as ^ OCTOBER SALE PERFORMANCE IVednesday averaging around H I Saturday, 9:30-5:30 MILEAGE. SHOWROOM CONDITIQN. "Volunteers fo r. Andover” will of kn, inch. ' It does Governor G. Mennen WU- I 'lie sermon topic of the Rev. Mr,; • CoiWef Woodbridge arid Middle Tpke. E. J S&H GREEN STAMPS GIVEN ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT Chamberlain at the Sunday morn; __' ' . ing Worship service at First .Con­ ' , . ' J ■ ___ • ' DEUVERY gregational Qiurch. Tolland Turnpike A t Manchester On the following Sunday, ^lay­ 1^ FOR MAXIMlrt» MEAI and TROUBLE FREE OPERATION Vernon Line— . men of the church 'will-psrticrjpate Advertisement: Chestnut Split Rail Fence in the seivlce in. observance of Telephone MI 9j2623 Laymen's Sunday. IN NEW SALES Senior Pilgrim Fellowship will PKR meet Sunday at 7 p.m .. in the POSITION HERE SECT. 1953 DODGi 4-DR. SEDAN 1951 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SERAN church. A olscussion w ill'be held OH la r M n oad Stokers SeM 2 Rail 10 ft. Sectiort - -•on the topic, “Is ThereUfe After / • and Sorvicod Promptly ond Efficiently X 7 . ^ Radio, heater, white wall " Death?" - , PER FJIEE Radio,< heater, seat rov­ Third LrcUirc fa Series i TOCELEBRATE SECT.' tires, s4at .covers. Low_ The third in a series of lectures E. SON, Inc. 3 Rail lOit. Section - *4®® ers, white wall tires. on “History ot,.the Early Church" 6. Wiais & ^ OCT. t4Th Thru $1 milffage. Perfect condi­ wUr be preaent!d. at the Bolton I ^ S MAIM ST. — PHONE MI S-81M ^ Gleaming black finish. tion. See thia ohe. Methodist Church Monday at 8 CONN. W E E K OCT. 20th NO RETURNS p.m. by the Rev. Andrew Denholm 'V of Hartford llteological Seminary. " 'f •X 'V 1952 CHRYSLER WINDSOR CANADIAN HfMLOCK How Can You Resist Building A Garage 1951 FORD VlCTORiA PEAT MOSS VINES 4*Door Sedan. Automatic This Fall At These Low Prices Hardtop. Fordomatic, ra­ 4," PpTTEO PLANTS NUUSERY GROWN , V ■ ■ ' - ■ ,r drive, radio, heater, tint­ 4 eu. ft. bolii $2.95 d io,' heater, white' wall '1 5 " - 1 0 * ' i a " . 3 0 " ' <'* on rut amsvuc ed glass, tu-tone green, (REG. 88.95) 'a BOARD tiros, seat rovers. R^al Bittor SwMt . . , . . $ ■ new tires. Perfect family 7:^* Spruce FOOT Snappy. car. ' Record Sale 4 cu. f t . bolo $3.95 i^ to p Ivy a a -8 « (REG. 84.95) $ 0 - 4 5 $ 9 - 3 5 10" 78 RPM Tnimpot QUIK-CHEK tir siiviCE fu ic n m i 71/2 CU. ft. bol* Dutchiiion's Pipn ^ E och 11-16” X12’’ Spruce Square $4.95 Slhm Loco . . 1947 OLDSMOBILE 1951 STUDEBAKER V (REG. salts) , IN LOTS OF 18 ■’> IS -IX>TS OF 10 BOAKlk m BoMc Ivy 0000 OR MOKE . OK MORE FOOT ,VOV CAN DO IT YOURSiiFi Dow* Adolph puoy Edge Boards 10‘ Qwtoo PfH foffio Ooff OoloviliOM oor** fono^oco Or chtuhiof row OoGot Commander 4-Door V-8, j Mofiarty Brothers,' locsl Lin- - '•V'' ^ ■ oM« oot-r $ovo OM ♦■ROOBioo 4-Door Sedan. Hydra- .V •orwko mHr. miv« lioio o^^o^^o^ Hydramatjc driv^ radio, I coln-Mercury. deslera are pleased GOOD SELECTION EXTRA FANCY ON ALL ORDER5 FOR GARAGE5 WE.WILL FURNI5H matic drive, radio, heat­ I to announce the addition of Adolph "QUUC-CHfCr' ol yewliwCoZptSH heater, seat covers. Many K- ' FLtHElINC CMB io oiir owiTtOofo. e r r A COPY OF 1 ^! IQuey to*” their saleaforce. /'TfllFlXIT ' . 4 . flio osoogNw er, scat covers. Act fasti 'other.extras. H fOwseH" #4 pvdio fV« l'~ ’Mr. Quey ^brings a wealth of TIHS $1.79 9D«. , automotive experience to 'his Wew H A R D Y M UM S ; Staiiley Roll Up Doors j poaitidn. For two years he operat­ 4-5 Ft. RfPUCIMINr TUNS ed his'own service station here In (Rc9. $2.95) Eoch . IN 2 $iZE$ FOR THE5E LOW PRICE5: FOR WIRY Sni ! Manchester'. He is a loifg time em- Many CHhef Makes and Models Zo Choose From ' ploye of • Moriarty Brothers hay­ ' ■ € ing started with the firm back in ^ FOR 9 2 .$ 0 CLIMBING ROSES $ 7 0 0 0 LAkGE SELECTION ,1936.'He has seiwed' recently aa ^ 8’-o "K r.ff manager of their ' service s.tation department. , . .(Potted) Kaoh. 99c North End , Mr.. Quey i% a native’ of Mari-’,- 4 > o r $ 4,95 Chester and lives with his wife and TULIP BULBS three children a t '36 Drive A. He served in. the Arriied ForCqs. both during WorM / War,-n and Jn^ the Buy I Dot. At Reg. Price). ■ / ‘Prescriptions First” f Korean cooflict. ‘ ’ . 358 EAST CENTER STREET-TELEPHONE 3-1131 )>oubie S & H Green stamjis - Receive Another For Only Ig Manchester's iJirg^t Radio. TV. Record and Appliance Store Adolph would appreciate having *.' (Tulips.Only) 4. Depiit Sq.-r-Ml 9-''438S bia^ many Ic^al and area- friends DUrVn G PULNT CONNECTICUT W E iff^ ct. 14 Thru Oct. 20 STOP IN TONIGHT!-OPEN EVENINl^t 130 CENTER Sr.^ . “ i « .CORNEff OP CHURCH .'drdp'lix and say hello to him in_hls neyv 'position. '.-a-. K, If •/tl' - ' t ■- ' j ; ,.'t- liANCHESTEB ,fiVENING H E ^ D , MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, OGTOto* 12. 1956 UANGHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHE^I^R; FRIDAY,^OC'TOBRR 1?, 15^66 ^AG E THIRTEEN

Who do not go alone with him graph will be taken' of the grou'p. madft it clear that tbe iMss rs- RANGE Holy Coinniunion Tbe Communion breakfast w ili qui rements' are •flexible. Consolidated hooD Powell Swings Signals Spur Atlantic Hunt ' v - F B I ^ ^ B ^ o y e rs Commissioners Suggest WGTU Picks (Eisenhower) on some things,” U.S. Seeking ^ Site Grading, gins and added: * N ew Ci*isis be served by tbs Friendship Club Units sho’'uld'bs within a short NinaFined iUtL -311 "I. support lb* President when I ' Siet at Si. John’s A'hose chairman is Mrs. Michael distance from either the Manches­ Plocharczyk. ter or GlastonbuPv sites. They Hebron, Oct. 12 (Special)' Full Support ' For Plane with 59 Aboard New’Officers -think he is right aiM I don’t .when Housing for CASOLINf Bulldozers have begun,, work Theft by^eller . District Buy Iflose Co. No. 1 I think h'e Is v/rong.” Church Sunday The First . Holy Communion should be sound structuraliy. and i In Theft of on rough grading of the site The Indlbna^awmaker said he Brewing in group -witl.gather for their last electrically, and ' should bS; sanl;:;^l (Continued from Png'a'One) The Rev. Dr. Fred R- ASdgar 'of instructions Saturday at 9 a.m. tary. Windows Shoui^ have halfT of the Rcglensl District 8 To Eisenhowef’ B i 'SMF’ D Fire Commissioners plan haa disagreed with Eisenhower iq- One ot the blessed moments In Nike Troops Junior-senior high school on In Hodge to ask the , District voters for , the South Methodist Church-, and eome cases on foreign aid and for­ Following Church School of Chris­ 'kcreens, and storm wiifdow* on - "Tlicy ajjpear to be sinTllar. to eign poUcy generall.v, but that he the spiritual life of St, John’s- tian Living, at ll' a.m., they will north and west sides. The units B A N T L Y O IL Five Hats Wall St. funds to buy the Pine St. fire­ in its behalf,- welcomed the dele­ M idcile East (Continued from Page Onpj the typ e^ o f signal transmitted j (Uontinued from Page One) is confident^ his position reflects Church'each year is that, moment go to confession for the first time. TheJfederal government is ssek- preferably should have automatic ' spokesman for th'e J. S. gate* and mciqftbfs of the Wom­ \ ^ . |\l from U.S. survival equipment," adl house, George W. C. Hunt, Dis­ the views, of' the mople of Indiana | when the youngsters, .after months Also receiving the Sacrament of lease hfiusing for married j heating. There should he two ex- Nasin company. Wllllmantic, en’s Christian Temperance Union fi'»n<* h«*P control uprisings joicing ifi which (he whole parish 'j'lnalion officer for thq Manches-; dwelling unit. termed Powell's action "no more ski last Saturday when he started Wllllto ieitih rope” and. "free trade.” and will vrttbjn «a few day*, name of Nina Roma^kova. expects to start pouring con- the ■ Azores, en ’ route to the Att.v.. Charles N. Crockett, town greeted the vlsitorsy more than Joins. Sunday, October 14 at 8 a.m. 2 ! teKarea, said today. The leased.-units will supplement a vacation. Funeral aervlcSs . for William of whom w'cre in attendance. The 2T-year-ol0/athletc, an at­ vrete for the foundations by surprising than his previous po­ United States. Aboard Ivere 50 counsel, consolidation ^with • the continue to oppose both tariff re- I loraan ha#' been caught for the children will gather in the Hospital Notes Wfiiie it is not .yet known how the 32 hqm'es the government ex- litics! twists, and turns." Mrs. A ir Force nien returning to their Played ‘Big Shot’. Geach, 111 BaldwlnKd., were held Mrs. Norma Burgess Moqre o f dpetiona and foreign aid. ; months in'ntpj^'croi* current* Mid- Church Hbli in order to make last I many hduaea and apartment -units pacts to have built by'about a year tractive figure in a fawn raincoat, Thursda.v. Blegalsk', who is married Snd Town Fire Department' will not Rosenberg la co-chairman of the Lincoln, Neb., base and the trans­ this morning at 9:30 frbiu the W al­ Hartford, who .^las served in the But he said Eisenhower is “ only | die East poIiUbiKresultlng from a minute preparations before making Patients Todav: 164. w'ill-be leased here. Capt. Levine from now, Capt. Levine coujid not ]i|Mticia.aiMxgreen blouse, took the According to. the present has one child, said he needed money come up for vote until after the New York State Committee 'for port's crew o f nine Navy men. ter N. Lcclerc Funeral l>qnie, fol­ capacity o f state president, was rc- continuing” what he *sid the j power struggle P*"*' their entrance into'the Church, say how man.v leases would ^ die- stand aCMNthe luncheon recess. time schedule, the regional to continue "playing the part of a jtext fiscal year Ijegins on Nov. j . ADMITTED* 'YESTERDAY- ! "**'*• is .beihg.ii*ed as a rough the Democratic ticket. She for­ -The position from.wjiich it was lowed by a aolemn requiem. Mass eleeted for her J2Lh term. Other of­ Democrats started. Malone said | msrily Egypt. Saudi Arqbla and A t 8:45 they will be led in by Quy Bennett, 42 Drive_ _ H-- Miss _ 1 — -B --B figure...... Ra.^ialdcontinued a survey after the housing is t. I She aakl flw had no religious be- sbhool will open in September, big shot,” Hoatetter related. Probably this,would not be vot­ SANITARY PROTEQION merly was Ssiiistant secretary of estimated the SOS signals came in St. Bridget's Church 'a K 10 ficers reelected were Mrs. Herbert he would continue to back B iien-j ii-sq.' All three countriea Are. re the processional cross with Ru-, ° ...... Carolyn Kulo,' 14 ---Windemere ' Ave * determine ' the exac( need now completed. lefs and made an affirmation she- 1957, for Andover, Hebron and . Earlier yesterday the bank's op­ ed for several months, in Hunt’.s. defense. was more than 800 niiles beyond o'clock, ThS- ^ v , John J. Dclanby W. Carpenter, Meriden, 'Vice presi­ hower’ for re-electiondecUon. , i ported to have bVen spendingbekv^^jdolph Wojnarowicz and Henry , Rockville; Mrs. Elizabeth Prince Iconducted. \ ; NEEDS Id tell the truth about the in- Marlborough students, who erations were pnder scrutiny by opinion. Rottner held, in hi* letter The Negro Congressman said the missing plane's last position was thS celebrant, the Rev. Theo­ dent; Mrs. R. C. Bauer, Tariffville, In Appleton, Mia., ' McCarthy (jy .Jordan to advance theirpD*zyb as crucifers at the head of 31 Charter Oak St.: Raymond Mil-' ! .Asked to Contact Lerine ! A 46-year-old vacuum cleaner of Aug. 29 when she was preseiitly attend ■ WiUimantic, the "U.S. Scn«Ae Banking aqd Cur­ "tq Crocke.lt, that District Com- declined comment after a half hour talk ‘ with .the report. But an Air Force spokes­ dore P. Gubala the deacon and thf corresponding secretary; Miss . j sometime^ similar and sometimes the teojytes. , j ler, 188 Spencer si.- Cleon Chap-! Anyone interested in leasiiigf-.ii « as recently discovered in an •rreatad^r shoplifting. East Hampton and Middle- rency Ci^mittee. ♦The committee mbtsionerir must lake 'The first President that he is pleased with man said the. aircraft could have Rev. Robert E. McNulty the sub- Ethel D. Barrows of J'lew. London, _ ! conflicting purposes. j - The Adotqtlou Sodality will fol- man. 52 Strickland St.; Ernest...... ‘*.'^*•'*."8 _ ’ '" 't l8 the government;! attical in Tonawanda, N. Y. It Merfes* NapMM She aaidN^e was married to a towm schools. Is Invest^ating the Hodge case stepXtoward voting the District Eisenhower's attitude on various lost radio contact with ^hc ocean deacon. The Rev. Dennis Hussey out of c.\lstence. The Commission- . who has been a 'meunber of the or­ ThV apparent rbsull fias been to | low with Ugh tapers, Mrs. tV al-' Morse, 37 Strong St,; Mrs. V io let' "*’*”!*** contact Levine by phone at; didn't work by electricity;T h e> doctor, lived m, Moscow where she with the airri of plugging poMlble ~ "" xr:,.. "J. . N, X , cleaner, Civil Rights measures. Steveh.son, control tower at Shannon Air|)ort was master of ceremonies. Mr.s. ers arc on'record a.s against con­ der for over 50 years, reelected '1 shake Hussein's confidence in the ter Wojnarowick'.,Jeadlng.; the!JBahnon. RFD~ 1. Hazardville; 1 ! N'*** .control site on Keeney turnl 01 is a school teacher and has a son, loopholes in federal banking laws. " . m * 394 he said, '.'snubbed the .whole Lib­ In Ireland and flown on toward Arlyne Garrily was organi.st and treasurer; Mrs. Ella F. Burr if Marine Boot ! abilit.v of his government to con- Senior Choir ■ singing'"tlte proces-; George Senerth, M'applng: Thom- St. ( I which "loqks like a baby c^rlagb, Sasha, 2hi years old. She said she Green, a formei^two-term Re­ solidation. ' eral group— Republicans and Dem­ its destination before going down. soloist. ■' The projected Plrife^.?!.. purcha-''e Boiith Windsor, formerly of Man­ i trol the country w-ithout outside Olonal under’'the directlon"6f.W aI-. as Clarke, 21 Lancaster Rd.; Mr.s. Levine listed the folldwlng tu g -- started b!SHqws to sujdtup dire never had been in trohbl: with the publican governor of Illinois, testi­ Johnny Brave ocrats" on the Civil Rights ques­ • "W e would be .siirpri.sed to find The casket was borne by porters...... will be...... among...... several...... l^...... a s for chester, who for many j'cars haa I sssislance. ler Grnyb organist: and flnWly, I Dorothy Miner, 125 St. John S t; 1 standards for housin'g'^]^t from the rug;' police before. fied the state neacl.V dbqblDd its tion this year. ; it .so close to the .Azore.s, but It's Father McNull.v, a.ssisted^ by 1 u'hic.h/ho Commissioners wuTl'*eek .served as '.ocal and state president, Dies Training theii*! pastor, the ReV. Father'Lew'ls Banci-oft. Glastonbury; ‘ \ Nina testified she paid one ppun^ The matters he discussed- with deposits in the west suburbkn.bank 1 The United Slates and Britain j l : (S2.80) for four feather hats';:an'd^ ^ h e n Told He po.ssibIe.” the .spokesman added. Father Gubala, read the committal voter approval, Hunt said. He afttl ss honorary president. Stephen S. Stryjewski who will | Anna Weslervelt. RFD 2. T ( T ‘ 1 i •CelSCllllUVSEisenhower, Pow'ell said, included after he became hSad of it. Herald 'are reported to feel that in the got change from one^^ound'for'a Normally the "plane should have service at the grave in St. Bridg­ the other 'Commissioneiii plan to Mrs. Anna Aingley of East Hart­ Miami, Fla., Oct. 13 IV) — Mrs. j light of the possible-collapse of celebrate the Holv Communion A ndov^; Mrs, Iroelda Jensen, 148 i : H a s L o s t h l g h t the ls.sue of whether to withhold Lt. Comdr. William Alexan­ he asked for and receive/ increas^ et’s Cemetery.; Ma.ss.. Lydall St. red woolen hat. been In hourl.v contact, with Shan­ hold a ineeting.soori to go over the ford,-who has been a member.for Katie Dillard said she was notified the Jordanian government the ci I federalicuerm mone.vn for education ^id non or the Lajes Base. der Willis. 32, Levittown, Pa., stale deposits "as a favor” from a upcoming budget to be presented Each Communicant will be pre-' ADMITTED TODAY; Henry O. The store.JietMtive, Miss Mar­ fin cases where local areas refused was aboard the militar.v plane fbilow Republican. Elmer J. H off­ 66-.jears, and 15 other 50-year thM her son, who she believed wss ' troop movement is a good thing. Carried Four Big Kurts M ic h a e l I)«>iiiko at the annual November District i ceded by his pr her individual " e>f. Glastonbury. garet Bolsen, testified.earlier that Atlahta. Oct. .12 (/P)—Five-year- to comply with the Supreme reported missing Oct., 11 over man, who then wa.s slate treasurer mernber*. were presented with hospitalized, died yesterday after a France has had reservations DTOn-uo ...... THE 0L^1»RP£NTlrSH0il^ Nina had not paid for the hats, The Liftmas'ter carried four life i The'"funeral of Michael Demko, | taxpayer.s meeting. . , , a a 1 aogel. Snd bv the following young BIRTHS YESTERDA7': A Ms4s Tampans old JohAuy Pair knows now that Court ruling against racial segre­ the Atlantic. Willis’ mother and who ts seeking the post again. 21 Truiribqlt St., was held at 2 ! c'brsages fif gold chrysanthemums! about the possible impact on Syria, j ,, to Mr and Mrs. Freidericlft Hah- which wrere produced as evidence. rafts, each equipped with a port­ Seek S|ie<'tal .Act Mrs. Gibson rScelyed a rvn’ard for collapse in physical training, at the padiag* he must live the rest of his life in gation in the nation's public in Glendale. Calif., reported he > Green, who Ava.s Governor ■ in o’clock yesterday afternoon,at the with which the has long, maintain- i Mass Frances Wojnarowicz Obkiand ,St. a daughter. ANTIQUES The court room was packed and able transmitter and having roOm ' But th9 Commissioners have al­ the third time, '-fpr correctly Parris Island, 8.C., Marine Corys e l 10 schools; for 20 men. was pilot of the- plane. 1940-48, became board chairman Concordia Lutheran Church. The [ ed close relations, and on United ' ujane Kacmerexyk. Peggv Erick-! i J? ^>“ 1 Mr*. Gharles Press, 47 CH IN A—GL ASS^FURNJTU RE there Were hundreds standing out­ darkness. ’ ■ • ready decided on certain ideas for recrplt base. . " m Kfk *Sinrkt-A«* AaK(-_ _ . iWkl lorh a »•* \f . Mt A t the last session of Congi-Msi" of the bank after it wa.s re­ Rev. Erich O. Brandt officiated, f answering the greatest-nqmber of Nations efforts to suppress fight Dougherty ■ St. side when today's hearing started.. The Air F'ori'e spokesman de­ which they will seek .sanction from son. Denise Krfiwchenko end But he s taking the grim news ]>owell sponsored an ahtisegrega- organized. Hodge had closed the Alfred C. Lange wSa soIoLst, and questions on parliamenlsry:vjaw. "They killed my son,” Mi-s, Dil- Ing between Israel and its Arab RIRTH's t o d a y : A son to Mr. "SPECIAL THIS WEER Miss Belsen testified she began scribed the SOS's as "standard dis­ the voters. Barbara PastulaT The children Will,-' BUY NOW for next time calmly,. learning to feel his w;ay | i,on amendment to the Federal tress signals." First State Bank of Elmwood Park Ivan Beckwith, organist. Bilrial . Different questions rre Iftited eath j lard said neighbors. and Mrs. Robert Harney, .536 W, f^ srry IJ ft Top Commode, also besiiHfiil Dutch Dry Sink, origi- - watching Nina when the Soviet' These include the Pine St.-pur­ be followed bv the ladies-ln-wail- about, riding his tiicycle. and | Aid for Education Bill. The in April 1953. on grounds that it was in East Cemetery. , ' I year. The local group re<-a'ptured I^Slje-said she ot a letter Saturday Some authorities hele sav Syria Middle Tpke.; a aon to Mr. and nal hsnd-palni^ “ Gone With the Wind” ljunp, Eaidjt American athlete “ looked all around her — playing to the best of his abilit.v. figured in the contro- "They weren’t,signed and we i chase; authority for the Commis- ing, Mrs. Thomas Hendrickson and held too much small loan , paper. Bearers wele Martin Demko.! the silver trophy with 110 point* i from''Th.omas Oillard Jr., 1*. say-| may wish to send a token force Mrs. Donald R. Paquette. East Pine Rblfet. ' looked furtively around her." She don't know-whether they camel News Tidbits (Sioners to ask the Stale Legisla­ Mrs. Stsnle.v F. Opalach. Johnny s cancerous right eye | versy which resulted in shelving .Although Hodge was a stockholder Michael Simonis, John Roth, JUtin ] to their credit. | ing )ie was bqspitajized with 'pne’u- Hartford: a daiighter to.Mr. and “ i,- said she did not see Nina pay tor from the. missing 'aircraft or not,", ture to pass a spec^nl act so the into Jordan to assert its «qualUv., Comprising the flrst-Cbmmunion ‘ CROW HILL. OFF RT. $2 was removed Monday two years ; the bill in the House, in the new institution. Green said Thurncr, John VVei.ss and Michael KeynoU speakers for the parley x the hata Another prosecution he said, "but we’re going to search I Culled from AP W irer Cpmmi.ssioner.s will have power to with liaq mdes .ng with a Middle Class will be: Beverly Burgcf.;BurgCi S MUAC.S NORTH OF STAl-TORD SPRINIiS. u ter t ^ left eve was taken out/ A t that time Eisenhower pp- that part of the Atlantic so he didn’t know it until the Hodge Zwlch. ware Mrs. C, V.- Biddle- of Tennes ■ • 1 TTie next thing T beard was this witness, Mrs. Ella Olive Hogg, a In an effort to stop the spread of | posed the amendment. Sa.ving he boiTpw ■$200,000 for future build­ telegram sa.ving he died io physical East problem. It was not clear! ! oieksiw: Shefu Obzut.“ ju'dV , S tir r »-"r ‘’,on“ [o M r ^ n d CALL overland 4-3187 mJaiKIUUeeii thoroughly a flv couldn’t hide in ' swindle became known last sum­ see, national vice president; and however, whether thie will be ■ _ Beverly Vesco. Linda Mre E S i", ° member o f . the store's staff, said the maligUancvy. No one wanted to was against an.v attempt to write it.'' j mer. ing; knjj money to pay "for raises the Rev. Richard Irvin. Washing­ training." she said. done .. , w r I. Mrs. Emory Fellows, Ellington., she saw Nina put a red woolen hat tell Johnny that he could never | what he termed e.xtfaneous pro- Three Kenluckv men must pay ftq- the Ificemen. Dilliird. an only child, joined the Krowxhenko, Mary Jo RogowskU DISCHARGED YESTERDA'Y: A previous SOS heard" by search damages of $7,8.70 to estate of Hodge, a Republican, resigned ton, D. C„ director of special proj­ .. Officials said the U.S. go^ern-^ up her left coat sleeve and then vraions into' the legislation. Cluircli Women 'I’he heart of the immediate Marines after graduation last June liient expects the Iraqi troops to Roy Stratton. Donald and Armond v|rg. Alcester Hollis. Glastonbury planes_____ . , yesterday, turned out to ^ be another man who died after drink- under fire as slate auditor, in July ects of the Methodist. General from a Miami high.school. saw her pick up two bags' with the Yesterday his mother, Mrs. Bes- 'Yesterday, Powell said he told and noW: is serving a 12 to 15 year problems facing the District Com- Rouillard. Raymond BaiardI, Rob-j Charles Scheiner, R FD 1 Wap- a garbled version of a message be-1 ing nearly quart of whiskey on Board of Temperance. In Washingtoii. Marine Corps ***.“ *^*">'*;J ,hats between them, holding them sie Pair, took him to (Jrady Hos-.j the President about a new ap- tween ocean freighters discussing sin hot prison term. Will Parlicipale qdssioncrs appears to be the Pine But i**'- Eugene ping: Mrs. Herisone Boodaklan, 1 to her side while she walked away ussing jiQ bet. .Japanese Premier Ichiro Memorial Service^ ' headquarter* * said ■ • it. had no infer-j I <’lear of the Israeli border. pltal to have the bandages changed I proach he said was suggested by the search. . Sen. Sparkman (D-Alal. acting St. fireliuiisc and fate of the alarm from the counter. and the doctor decided it w-as time Hatoyama lanils at 3IosrnW .Air­ nnAn impressiveiiiiprcBBive memorialiimnioriai serviceseivtce , mation on the case beyond a brief New York Atty. Getf Jacob Ja- The search drew American, Brit­ committee chairman, aaked Green In C oiiff^reiife system. “ "d ^ Their "angels In whit6 will be:'i W h lt V 's t f M^^^ Nina bent forward, her face Johnny knew. port hopeful of negotiating end to for inembers ^deceased during the ^ casualty report saying.Dillard died #/ Vits. Republican candidate for U. ish and Portuguese planes from the how much atale money was on de- The present owners ’of the flre- o? iirim .."’ SmdTr Dale W i.rzbicki: Sharon Majew- and son, CoU™bia?Howa"rd®?"m- pale, as she listened attentively to “The eye was sick and I had to 11-year state of wan between year was^conducted by Mrs. Celia ; "o f heari seizure while'in training.” S. Senate. Azores, Scotland, England. F'rance. J posit when the new bank opened, Uouse. the firm which sucreeded nr I Kai crt^niirs on/f is* ^ MOVING" OCTOBER 13th the testimony. .Through an inter- take it blit to keep you alive," the Japan and Soviet Union. Two local women. Mr*. Donald Lincoln of the local group, and as - Headquarters had no comment on .ft. uncsitainty. m ghu,g Christine Hendrickson., Tsapatsarls, 349 Milliard St. • This Would deny federal money Germany. Malta, Iceland and North j ‘The old bank had $1,100,000.” Chenov Bros, ba.s a private buyer ^ I meter, her counsel Mervyn Grif- Doctor said! "When I take this Retired Norwalk policeman who Gray and .Mrs. IxiUia Tuttle, both their names were read white ,h« mother', statments smiaiion. ; TSharon Lemek. Candice Ann John- DISCHARGED. TO D AY: Mrs. to any school area-which refused Africa. Giant Jet bombcis cris.s I Green said. '|Our bank retained it for trio stiurlure. according to flowers lyere placed in a vase. Five ^ ___ - Bths-Jones, expressed to Magis­ bandage off, don't open your eye of the Secoml Congregational i Iraq, in addition, having ; son, Jacob Sntith, Joseph Klimek, Joan Kurtz and daughter, Weth- to integrate Negro and white chil­ itrpssed the oceah' at high altitude Hunt. It ' WHS paiTl.v because of little children of the Ifassociation with Britain and re After Mass the official photo-1 TTtompsonville. oting hoodqiMrtors will bo ot 14S Hartford Rood Ir tho buildlnq for- "order would be obeyed. on. another million dollars w-a.s de­ Mrs, Gray .will give a review of i ^MKD fire alarm system, it was turkey banquet'in the evening wai which she became involved and ask any questions. . W'hlcli picked up a signal, told re­ An Bast Hartford man was ar­ ceives an annual British subsidy. I Powell said Eisenhower made no posited in our bank” the book "Mission UiS.A." Mrs. planned to shift the s.vstcm to in charge of the G(eaners Circle moriy occiipiod by tho "M ain O ffieo" o f Chonoy BrothOrs. was most distressed about the "It's a great relief for m^".^^d cornftil(ment. but looked on . the porters after his arrival here he and the Youth Group of high.school rested and his wife was .treated Iraq's close lies with Britain ap­ whole matter,” he said. his moth^. " I had dreaded what Green said he did not contribute Tuttle will tel] of her Northfield , proposed addition at the Sprurc St. for injuries following.a 2'Car crash pear. to some diplomats here to compromise idea "with a great believed there was a good, chance personall.v .to Hoffman's 1952 girls served as waitresse*. “ She has now been advised and might happen when he Wei's told he summer lonference exjierieiuc. A lacation last .May. but the voters pt Cooper Hill St. apd Campfleld be particularly signiricant in the CHARGE ACCOUNTS! deal ,Of enthusiasm" and referred of finding the missing plane--and French ^een campaign for state treasurer. He The Rev. John R. Nenbert. min- has accepted the'advice' given to was blind. But h e ^ k it like a review of the study book "The I denied the funds fgr building it.. Rd. yesterday a|l^rnoon. police pieasnl situation because of Br t- It to the White House' staff for possibly, suj'vivors. added that the bank did nothing irier of the Community- Baptist Wo hepo thot our cuttomors will bo plrtnod by tho up-to-dato op- her and haa voluntarily and of her little man. I hope jhe understands. Church in Southea,st Asia." will be The Coinmi.saioners now feel the sin’s antagonism to Nasser. Iraq study. Doe, who lives in Darien. Conn., more than bu.v tickets to political Churrch. gave the welcome it the said. own accord surrendered to the po­ I believe he-'d^ given b.v Mrs. Harry Robertson of onlv solution-to the problem is to even"tqg aessiun. Mrs. Lydia'Clanoy. 61, suffered and' Egypt are traditional rivals pointmonts of our now effico and cdso by tho eonvonio«eo of Its .Powell .said Eisenhower also ex­ said bis plane was 700 miles off Ready to Quit events. Durham. lice and to she appears before you I buy the Pine St. firehouse—clr- ;r a fractured rib aitd bruises to her for power and influence in the pressed believe ' the afiniinistra- the Irish coast when it picked up Green admitted asking former Al the morning session Mi.ss Flor­ On Tuesday, the Manchester porfcinq focilitios. this morning. I hope. In these cir­ : cumstanecs permitting - and re- branch held its annual meeting | head aafl left arm. She was given Ara« world. Ttoiv jot. ion’s "right-to-vote" bill should be signals. Cook County .Treasurer John ence Harrison, noted civic loader, cumstances, you . won't put it UN Siiez Talks I gain this investment at- a later with election:lion of ' officers, — '■Mrs, Gil einqrgenc.v treatment and ' ' released - - One result of sn Iraqi move into Union Will Prolcsl prepented in the opening day* of " It is very difficult to say from BrenzaXa Republican, to deposit educator and world traveler, will )-1 against her that she failed to sur­ the next Congress. ' h(nv far away The signals were ; date, it possible, by selling it to aon was reelefiUd president; Mrs. ' >4ancheslei Memorial Huspllal of Jordan could be to. build .Iraq's render." $400,000^ in the hew bank. He apeak on "World Relations." being sent," Doc added, "Some (Continued Irum Page One) An offering will be taken for a private purchaser. Ella Burr, honfitary presidenVrf ficiala repqrted. prestige in this competition. Many Wo also hopo that wo will bo obio to oporoti morq ofneiontly and Two weeks ago the British gov- Rails Service Cuts Last session. CTlvil Rights legis­ added That Brenza, deposited times, during the night, they travel "Our Ministry to Children. " a pro- But the present owners of the /Mrs. C. W. Hutch^on, secretary;y: . , tierHer husband.nu.sband. Clarence. 66. we*was observers ooservera herenere would not be sui-, sui- thot tho cpidity of our sorvico will bo Improvocl boeouso rt our smment refused a Soviet request lation -Was sent to Congress late $300,000. but he said neither he Mra. Dorothy Canndn, ireakurer HARMAC’S and passed the House in the clos­ as far as l.SOO miles. improvements and reasonable tolls. > nor the bank kicked in to Brenza's gram of religious educatibn rarried ' Pi*’ '.’'” "'*' “ K''*'’ I" charged with passing a slop sign j prised if' this turned out to be a- that the casp be dropped and sug­ (Continued from Page One) Mrs. C. Elmore Watkins, devotion now buildlnq. Both in siio ond Intorior kiyou^ctt wo hovo fobuilt it. ing days. It died in the Senate. Another source claiming to be i campaign. out at the Newington Home and ^ their purchaser until after the >n- : by Patrolman .lo.seph Sartm- after ' primarv motivation in Iraq's gested that the famous woman ai leader. i inveatigation of the crash readiness, t^ meet King Hussein's Powell said his new organization THREE FROM KEg Io N familiar with the British position I Asked if the bank donated to Hospital for Crippled Oiildren, Sea- k chance to vote this buHdiiiq not only.moots our hnmodiatf niods, but will olsoxmoot athlete be brought to court BAM employes hsve been laid off request for asaistancf in shoring Complete Selection In Our will not be exclusively a Negro , Boston, Oct, ,12 i.Ti—Three Serv­ said the.v were willing for Eg.vpt | the welfare fund in the Cook side Sanitarium, SouthbUry Train- l matter in November, ■ ' ' t Sartor said. Clanny, • driving our futuro nood for ij^oro spoto os M d ld f b s ^ eontiquos to qrew. since Patrick McGinnis. ' former icemen (I'om New England are list­ ing School, and I-ong I.ane School.! Cause of Drla.y . _-x , - -i-ai- ' g 'south on Campfield Rd., went by lip the shaky structure of his movement, but "an organization to hire the canal pilots and collect i Countv Trea.surer's office. Green kingdom. New Haven president, took oyer as of independent Democrats for El­ ed as being aboard the giant trans­ the tolls provided SCUA made up | said i’t did, and he added, "it by the Connecticut Counril of I Hunt aaid the thing that has been L l* C K lC I € 'I lt r * l f * H 8 C Q ; **8" collided with a '1 carCAT operated bv Mr*. Ray Fjke. 30. . ------;------Lavigne Acquitted senhower” seeking votes for the port plane missing on a flight from the canal convoys and assigned tbs ' commori" practice for those banks (Christian Women, delaying work on this and other president of the ^k&M last Jan­ ‘ "Jtl5 Waddell Rd„ headed west i The famed Bow Bella of Lon- j Republican national ticket. England to the Azores cn route tp pilots to indH’iduat ships, and if I which, have county deposits to I Also in the afternoon session will i matters by the Conimiaaionera was B y S l ^ p p o r l ! WadUell Ild,, headed west | Our tolophono nuitd>fr, MltchoD 3-51B1, wIN romouv unehonqod. uary^ ' be conferences and leadership edu- doubt as to how long the District I 'Ofipper Hill ,s(. ! don’s, church of St. Marv-le-Bow, PREP DEPT. "I'd start off with the basic 5 the United States. In Higher Court Sartdr estimated damage al $450 historic since the time of William BAM spokesman coiiid not be per cent of not only Negroe.s but They are: with an international treaty Egypt I Sparkman a.skcd if there was cation, stressing the. work of Dr. : woutd reniain unconsolidated with ' Frank iTiubnrh through United- the town. (Coodniied (rdm Page One) to the Clanny car and $250 to the' the Conqueror, will soon be re- reached for comment; and a New Liberal Democrats who now have . Aviation Machinist Mate FTrst would sign. I any relation between. donations ! I-avigne, 21, of Tnkbtt- Haven spokesman said there was If the town agrees with Rqttner's , —----- : Ftke vehicle. Clanny is scheduled placed. They were destroyed by no peg to hang their hats on," he (!;iass Herman Milton Stone, son of ?I C - '* " ■•epued: , ‘ ^ a .I tb m w In the area are Wei vUUi, wka acquitted yesterday in nq Comment at this time. man would say only. "Bits of it are "Let's be practical. If someone opinion the District may not vote Meanwhile. Repubilcan .Hen, | to appear in court Oct. 20. • j N **i bombs in World War 2. SUITS the O xirt Common Pleas when Said. "I'd be satisfied with Just a Mrs. Hiija S. Salminen, 625 Mill Alpert told the Trafllp Club of St.. Worcester. Mass. ' wrong but I'm riot going to te|l j does you a favor, you're going to 1 itself out of existence without an Jenner i Ind.i said Elsenhower was | ’ . ' . . Manchrttor>Division his a p p w 'o f a ,|21 fine on a reck­ sw'itch of 10 per cent.” , ^ ''acrurale" in telling a news con-i New England last night (he New Airman Seconp Class Edmund affirmative vote firat by the Com- SPORT GOATS less driving diarge imposed locally He said his endorsement includ­ he hart ! reciprocate if you can. ” But Green ! c6ffee“ ill be served bv the .Man! ference i-ssterdaV that-Jenner *nd ' Haven is conducting a study of R. de Wolf, 20. of 12 Surrey St., luis.sioners. trie Comrriissloners was heard. ' ed Vice President Nixon—"under .said that the detall.s of the London added that he didn't approve such ] Chester Council of Chuft li Women GOP Sena. McCarthy (.Wisi and-. costs and revenues on branch lines, Brighton section of Boston. conference proposals for interna­ have the power to delay decision $AVE $AVE lAVE |AVE fAVE the American system you can't practices, 1-ederal law forbids po-; church, under the direction and plan for the coming year, Hunt Malone (Nevi do not agree with TOPCOATS La^gpe and a passengef.;l>eniel mostly In the Boston area. ' CJhief Aviation Electronic Tech­ tional control of the canal basis J. Duffy, 18, o t do Ford St'.V were separate the two”— arid that he in­ lltical contributions by banking ; of Mj-s. Florence Pearson said. • him in-aiany things. Tbe President- "When we digest that I ’m afra’id tends to campaign actively in such nician Robert Miney, son of M,rS- of the western Big Thrce'.s posi­ . institutiona riding on Birch Mt. Rd. When we’ll have to take aefion that will Thia is what they plan to do, he addedI n .can't look . . . to them i SUBURBAN COATS major cities as New York, Balti­ Christine M. Miney, 30 Long St., tion in- the Suez dispute — were > ' their moCorcycle plunged o (f the he. Inevitable.” East Greenwich. R. I. "not .sacrosanq^;” added. The Commissioners will pro­ for help'' in tryn g to put oyer, a ; xSMTH’S aPHOLSTERY SHOP road Into the woods. Both- spent more. Detro'it, CTiicago, St. Louis. ceed at present to plan for the legislative pmj^am “ for the good < ' 24$ NORTH MAW STREET Asserting that the railroad.s are Los Angeles and San Francisco. In contra.st to these reports of ; the night of Aug. 25-26 at Men-! passing,, through a transitional!' British and E^yplisn moves toward ■ J \ i O O o O H Abou^Towii future on a District basis, with the JACKETS Despite his support of Eisen­ RE-UFHOLSTERING CUSTOM-MADE cheater Memorial Hospital for stage. Alpert saidr agreeinent, Pineau said the talks idea in mind of making decision.' Eisenqower'a comment was hower and Nixon. Powell said he: In the light of possible future con. bs.sedxqn a magazine article by A Rockville W om an SLIF COVERS. DRAFERIES ccessories treatment. 1-avigne was arrested. "The- automobile has replaced sponsoreti by Hammarskjold had Share Platform The Cristoforo Colombo itoi iety golidation A The case w’M heard In Town will remain a Democrat and will Pa>n Hoffman, former foreign aid s the train on the short nin.s and campaign for New York State's ■'not yet” made any progress and will celebrate its 48th anniversary ; Hunt.revealed several other m'af- c u s t o m -m a d e f u r n it u r e Court Sept. 10, when -the fine was branch line*. \\'Rether We ^tke' it that he was leaving for Pari' to­ miiniatrator, 'who wrote that the ; .Democratic ticket. One po.ssible ex. E scapes^n j ury Republican State Rep. Ray W ar­ Sunday at the Garden Grove. Mu- ,-onc,erniBg the annual Novem- > ■ LARGE ^.ECTIO N OF FARRlCS Imposed. or hot I'm afraid some of pur morrow, afternoon. A spokesman three "have no place (n the new ception., he. said, is the U.S. Senate ren and Atty. Irving Aronson, his sic f o r - W i n g w-vll be furnished ber meeting and actions/taken bv Rppiihlican part.v." None of the ■< RliDGET TERMS RHONE Mt 9-46M Judge Vine R. Parmeiee heard branch lines on the New Haven added that Pineau's whole party of ARRANGED " EVENINGS MI S-72fl7 race between Javits and Mayor Salem, Oct. 12 (>Pi —A Rockville Democratic opponent, will share by Tony Ip Bright S orchestra Commissioners to dale. three is up for re-election thia i the appeal /and ruled ■ there was are destined to go the .way o f the Robert- F, Wagner of New York six had reservations on an Air WHOEVER YOU a r e , WHEREVER YOU (SO no lUrect e'.idence of reckless woman was among those uninjured a speakers' platform Monday night ■'^1 'The Commis.Hionflis decided x year. . , I stagr .tenner Said that he and the twA | $A VEX SAVE s a v e s a v e Alpert also told about 6Ci0 in at­ hadn't decided bn that. , A British spokesman denied re-; ■Waddell School. South Methodist Church will meet | McKee St. on District-owned priSp- defendant' was. represented by’ other fiehatora "are Repiibilcans ,- tendance that the New Haven has Negro Rep. William L. Dawson which crittcally' injured two men porta that Lioy'd also had booked The candidates for the General at the church tomorrow night at : erty would not be re-rented.-Jt was X ”.i'... WHATEVER YOU DO.;. A tty, Morton Appleton o f the agreed to purchase three light­ (D-llli. a vice chairman of the pa.ssage home and issued this H A R M A C ’S and seriously hurt a Slate repre­ Assembly accepted invitations from 7 O'clock to go bowling a t , the vacated at the end of S ept^ber. Hartford law firm of RosenU.al weight, -low slung trains which Democratic National (Committee, sentative. statement from the Foreign Minis- the Hilliard Assn, to -discus* the Manchester Bowling Green. Hunt .said it i.s planned, prob­ V and Bromberg. may cut the Boston-New. York run ter: MKN’S and PBKP’S WKXR could not be reached immediately Miss Karen:'! Prip.pernnu. Rock­ .workings of the Legislature, the is­ ably for spring. thi^Oie house -« ill from the current four and a quar­ for comment on Powell’s switch to ville.'^ was among four who were "We are still engaged in explora­ sues it faces and their possible ef­ The Mary Williams Croup of the STRKET—TKL. MI 9-418.S ter hours tri^JO three hours. be used lor fire-fighting training Eisenliowef but aides said Dawson not injured in the 2-car crash. tory discussions. They have not yet fect on Manchester. Second Congregational Church will purpo,scs, inUffiately. the house A New,Maven spokesman said supports Steve'Bson. finished. i cannot yet say whether meet at the home of Mis.s Belle r h d r d r u g OIL SERVES YOU Meeting Slated State Re7)^ Prosper Lavicrl. 57- Thomas Elliott, president of the will be torndinvn to make room for - TO .4 1' the branch lines under study were.l Rep. Dig'gs (D-Mich). the , third they are likely to succeed. Time, Massey, 54 Hudson SI.. Tuesday at | passfhger lines and that no year-old Republican from Bark a'ssoclation. has Invited the public a project«(1 firehoii.se there, Hunt House Negro. Said in Detroit " I am hbwever, is short." tq attend the discussion. "N o voter 8 p.m. ' said.. FREE PARKING By Keeney PTA freighV'lines would be affected. haraated, was in a car w’ith four foc.the Stevenson-Kefauver straight other persons on their way home Fawzl refused to discuss the re­ can honestly intelligently vote for Becau.se the house is not being IF YOU HEAT YOUR HOME WITH Deiitbcratic ticket and 1 think it's ported change in Egyp t's poailibn a candidate from seeing his picture jK setback party w ill be held at , R.AIL CHIEFS CONFER going to win.” from a Republican dinner in New rented, the District will n ow 'n ot. UNDER construction AT ¥fARKEN AVE., VERNON .An orientation program for par- but said he thought, some hing on a placard or his name In .a vot­ the ZIpser Club tomorrow night New York. Oct. 12 lA’t — The Powell listed a Half dozen in­ London for U.S.. Sen. William F. have to paj’ taxes im the property"; ents is planned for the first meet­ Knowland (R-Calif). . — • would be accomplished. He said he ing booth,'' E illo tf said." He has. at 8 o'doQk. Hunt satd. He explained the Dial ' ing o f the Keeney Street School New' York Central . Railroad said stances in which he said he had «'buld stay at the U.N. "as long as (DECORATE TO YOUR OWN TASTE) today that no agreement has been tried but failed to get in touch with Th? men critically hurt were in To knovWAvhat'the candidate stands !!' , ' I P“ i‘l taxes .on the whole tract P T A , to be held on Tuesday, Ofct. the other car. They wei;c identi­ is, nefceasar.v.” for and wriM- Jiis alms are.” Girls Friendly Soi iety members, .simpiy because the house W’as 16, at 7:90 p.m., at the school.' " reached as to the nature of any Stevenson. A .week ago Thursday; The Security Council held a brief entertained their fathers Tuesday rented in the past interest of t,he New York. New he said, Stevenson spoke in his fied as Harry Bol.son, 32.- Hartford The progi/am will begin at 8:30 Tliis will provide an ogporiunity possible skull fracture,' and Gerald meeting yesterday afternoo'n but and conclude with i questiqn-and- evening in _ the pamh hall of St. , ThreO l•«(enllal ( wndldatea' > Modtl HoniB OptR for iRsptetioN Sat, aRd Shr., 9 A.IL Ig J P.Mla fo r all parents' to inspect the new Haven A Hartford.Railroad in the Harlem district.-but only some of 7, GARDEN'SALES postponed a decision on. whether an.swcr . period. The Conimunity Mary s Bplseopat Cliurch with a . Two District officers will b i Grand Central terminal area in Powell’s assistants, not PoWell, Carmarota. 30, Hartford and New / • l)uilcUng,. visit the,classrooms, and London.',also a possible skull frac­ to hear statem ent b.v I.srael and Room i.s located in the rear of the program and social time Jn wrikdi; ejected at the November meelirigi ^qulnto^ with,the teachers New York. were Invited to the rally. -/ 312 O AKLAND ST. Powell said he wanted to talk to ture. Their names Were placed on Arab countries other’ than Egypt Waddell School;. and is entered a number of the girls participated. ; Hunt said. His own 3-year term S YOU ARE RECEIVING THE HIGHEST . smd their (ilans for the comifig Alfred E. Perlman, president of fin the ^uez issue. the Central, said he met with Stevenson about C ivil'R ighU and the danger list. ' ■ from the rear-parking lot, on Irv ­ '-"ding. He Will , seek reclection, A jraar. The council has before it a Brit­ PHONE Ml 9-9406 George Alpert, president of the added " I ’d say he didn't see me Lavieri was repbrted ip fair con­ ing St. - ' nut*,- pqokies, punch and coffee new District tax collector' must hi a t •> The fourth through sixth grade because he knew what I wanted to dition suffering from a compouhd ish-French resolution.vthat woijld served. - • ^ ] etjosen to replace Thomas >Veli^ parenu will' meat with the teach- New Haven, last Tuesday and that QUALITY HEAT OBTAINABLE, PLUS further discussions; are planned. •ee him about, and he didn't want fracture of'The knee and lacera­ call on Egypt, to negotiate tha : iii‘ Sum’mor St., who is not seek- « n o f theao grades at 7:30 in their to « e a it." * T . tions of the face and, scalp. canal's future status on! .the basis ."The Buckle.v PTA will , meet , jng reclection '' r • The.se spacious ' bedrmims— all with • Ampjr storage space. • zooms, and the flrtt through third Perlman said that "pending (he GOP Aide Denies results of - those discussions,” he Fpur in the car with Layleri of the London conference proposals Monday. Oct. t.7. at 8 p.m. in the ' Three men have .shown an lnt6i"i ' cro.ss ventilation and large closetA. parenU wfll meet their chil- - HEMLOCKS felt'it. should not be necessary to were not hospitalized. They wefe for international control. The So­ school. auditorium, at which time j pgt jn the tax collector po.st. Hunt » Hot w«iter oil heAt, basebq^d rgdia-, V YOU CAN tUr niOM ANY HRM THAT PLEASES YOU. ffion'a teachers at 7:55, viet Union is expected to veto the Job Selling Order four specialists from the local , g^jd. They are Edward Noren, 21 debate the differences of the two identified by State Polieg a.s Joseph • Large living room with picture win­ tion, domestic hot water from furnace,' AU p a n t^ are cordially invited Mercury at Low E. Qhadwick. 35, -Toirrngton. the re.solutipn if it ccrme.s to a vote. . school . system In different fields jt„n,pCelt m • u.-iiiior„ i c. ’ , KXCKL.LENT FOR HEIKifNG to attend the railroad* in the press! dow. ' ' busines* meetine driver Miss Prippema'u; Mrs. FJor- Washington, Oct;, 12 CAb-— rtl, "P..K Mr, ; '."'"."d 'g S 275 gallon oil tank. (All American- / .OIL HEAT IS t h e SAFEST, MOST ECONOMICAj. FUEL CO$TS _ which Will be held in the aufiitoii: Recently Central- said -invita­ 24” HIGH— $1,00 EACH tions for competitive bids on the For Day in State 6nce Bonuomo. Torrington; and .Texas' Republican national, com- Boak, music instructor; Mrs Nan i Bronke. 49 Milford Rd . • Modern.bath room, ceramic tile in your -Klandard). um at.8:30. Refreshments will be mittessnan says he solicited funds Bonneville. ph.Mdcal education in- A t the Tue.sday night meeting •erved. ground leasehold at 277. Park Ave. Mrs. Matie Bushnell, 42, Barkham- Edwards Names structor;. Arthur ' Latime, yisual own choice of colons,, colored fixture.s, - AS MUCH AS V3 LESS, Would be issued shortly to lead­ HarUord. Oct. 12;, (/Ph O ffi­ sted. I . - for the party from federal.employ­ also. Hunt, said, two officers-S fromfrorn es. but gave orders against "Job aid,: Harry Novack. speech find the local Nike .site appeared be^ a.sphalt tile floor, shower over tub, • l,arge lous, minimum 100-15U, land- ing -corporations that may be in- cials at the Bradley Field Weath- . Slate Police said the two cars hearing thcrapLst. Lbuls F. Heard, HEMLOCKS 'Pair to Direct selling, or IhS slightest indication fore the Oommissionefs and askc4 .terest^ in constructing a modern^-, r Bureau recorded the tempera- collided Ijead-on on a curve shortly a member of the PTA. will be mod­ linen clo.set, Mr. and Mrs. medicine . scaping including shrubs, arhesiU y YdU PAY FOR SERVICES AS REQUIRED. NOT AS HIDDEN of it.” . ' W'liat the District would do aboul office building on t|ie site, . fure at 26!2 degrees at 6:40 a.m., after midnight. ^Division of CD erator. cabinet.' ( All American-Standard). driveway, flagstobe walks. Pen ion a] N otices The New Haven claims a 50 per today, setting an all-time low rec­ Lavieri, a meinber o f trie Repub­ H. J. (Jack) Porter of Houston fire protection there. HARDY MUMS CHARGES INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE FUEL. cent interest in the land in ques­ ord for the date. - , lican State Central Committee said yfsterday-he issued The'orders He *aid it was voted to extenfj • Save-a-step kitchen, birch of-knoit.n to party leaders in the state be­ Dr. Ruth Fanla, 953 Main St.. • ALSO: A.sphalt tile fUiork, fully in.su- L.ARGK PLANTS - ...... Each tion. ' ' The previous low' for this date from th.p 31st District, completes John J. Cervini, 218 Oak St., and ''all possible protection'' t o ' thd pine cabinets, formica counters, as­ 75c was 29.5 degrees in 1943. his sixth term ifl the House at the Anthony Alihrio, 203 Vernon SL. cause. be said. He had heard iated‘inside walls and ceilings, copper In Memoriam . ,1 phalt tile floonxi built-in L & H range Tonight the temperature is ex- end of this year. He is a member have beejn named joint Heads of the charges of Job selling earlier under. plumbing, 2*20 volt electric service, OUR PLEDGB is to SPRVE YOU BETTER Xn knrlDK memgry-oT our mother. ■^■pectfd to drop between 35 and 40, 'o f the House-Senate Committees Radiological 5ionitjaring Division Democrats. He said yiere had been . and oven, dining space. , Sarah Smith, ’Copters Save 28 • exterior .shingles of red cedfrf-, weather YEWS — YEWS — YEWS YEWS — YEWS with' rising temperafure predicted on Appropriations, Contingent Eht- of the Manchester Civil Defense none of It in the state under the Sunset Rebekah Lodge will en er 12. 1*63! over the weekend. • Bas^m^nt laundry area. .t . ..stripped windows and doors. 1 meroorif'i penses and l^abor. Organization, Fred Edwards, CD Elsenhower administration. tertain its past Noble Grand.s; fol­ ^SPECIAL ' „ ' Um» goft OR And inatru[c- fore those Iftters \yent out, I gave A REASONABLE PRICE g Two teenage bo.v'a were appre­ of Washington, D.C. r'eriewed to apjicar In TfiWn Court tomqi'T 'o f the crew including five Ameri> Canaan the traditional "ice box” hended yesterday and turned over tors. tpstructions no ' discrimination F.H.A. a p p r o v e d — $2,000 DO W N MANCHESTER FUEL DEALERS friendships, at The Herald office row on the <-harge, J cans /rv'- was rescued,” the Armw of the State reported a frigid 22 EMwaiM* 'said today that he has shoui.ii be shown between contribu­ 7 Kalher. th to juvenile authorities fo i snhtch-' today, on their return from a va> said. .. ■ degrees thia. morning. ■ - ing A handbag-from a woman oh applied fo.r several pieces o ' radio­ tors and noncontributors.” wlifdom and undf*reiand*ing. cation spent in Stowe. Vtt. and oth­ HO.'V«i HONG A R E A 'q i'IE T * ! FLOWERING SHRUBS S1.5I B a a*M call our early found; The others were FTiipinos and noreuce St. June 28, police said logical equipment from the. federal He said the gifts follolved. no" fix­ er points In-NortKbrn New Eng­ j^^JMSIS^ r.^^Joaa H. .'BucchoU, , .to . SHOTS PRICE FlX4;iTE»> . Hoiig Kong. (>rl, J2 (Mb .— An| Ryiikyiians. . today. .. . • governnient to be used in training." ed pattern: In the 1954.'campaign, land. Tom was sports editor of har eternal home, and Waahlngton,' Ocl. 12 l/tV- lUinut.V quiet arttlrd todayidny oveej BOILDER JAMES A. MeCARTHY ' Ifho were hee friend* The brief statement disclosed Patrolman Walter Gutzmer han­ Cervini and.'Alib.-io will conduct a he said, the contributions ap­ The Herald 24 years ago, and since House InvestigBtors said today riot-lorn Kowloon „snd aiir-s- ' LARliE SELECTION OF whUa lu re ts the low. M r s •the tug i^ as hurled an the reef by dled investigation of the bag theft, ,-12-hour radiological course'for at proached 2 per-cent of annual sal­ that tiirie has had an cxeyjlive | Mombors.rt "BuPtur Homo Huot Cquncir ..je Bala slfiee He who doeth all IlUnols waa able to buy polio roundlng vlllsge*.* Autharitles| W*U ig a ^ e r e d It. stormy wind-whilpp^—seas . last according to Chief , Herman ,p. leist 10, pupils, Edwards said. aries. This year, lie added, (he position with the .American Red' EXCLUSIVE WITH < I.AROK »r MMAUs. .. night while en .route to rescue the vaccine through a commercial kept a tight curfew ao 7' I ’ ’■■-■j’-f - ■ lXssIKBw v JIE. we. the inrnv- Schendel, who praised -his work on Edwards said aqyone interested amount is abopt 1 per cent. Cross in Washington, D.C. ' ! , BANTLY OIL-CO. , L.\SSKN PETROLEUM. Inc. - HUGO PEARSON" > W A T M , direct Army tanker "Yankee 482, w-hitti distributor at prices less than the ; the case. Hong Kong’s mntnlsrid territory nlMleai ba-spread upon our in takingi the course should co'htact hie the iMmc reef 'earlier in tb« fedeial government was paytas He said polica.had a partial de­ CE> ;headquaiTcrs in the basement Where twii days of frenzied riot- ^ From . ,M...... & M WOIL ILLIAM CO. OIL SERVICE that "a .ctmj' -Ahereot''' b* . POZN.AN POLES J.AILED ’ The Manchester Fire Etepart- , Irig' and fsetional fighUiig left 1 Eyergreens $ 1 .0 0 BOLAND OJ(i Co. ^ meen-eyanoo ^ cur combined day. Tha-tanker, with 2 AmeHi manufacturer*. Rep. Hplifield scription o f one boy form’ Mrs. of the Munlci()al Building, ■' Pouiqa, Pqlaml, O ct 12 , s THE WHITING CORP, eyrnpathy,-.tnathg, - ^ inent was caliei' out at' 8:50 last 44 known dead. The rolony’s i. ’ FOGARTY BROS. ‘ , MACRI oil CO; cjuvciZLJApaaM e. and, a FUlptni^ -r D -C a llf) eharged the majpr Martha Mansfield, 95 Center St.; ■ When the new equipment has ar­ Six you n r Poles were. Jailefl lo< Already dug or pick .vnur utkii from ^lAir field. night to extinguish' a fire in a BriUsh government also sealed]! , L. T. WOOD. CO.# •al ' InWfMailT. tTuinectICBt. fabdantr wa'rreported in no Immedi- vaeciilei, profluring flrhw "haf’e ■whosaj handbag was stolefi’.' The rived, Edwards said, there w ili be day for terms up io six yaini for tree a i '67.Tolland Tpke. FIrSnien 2,W)0 tree* to .select fyom. W. G. GLKNNEY CO, THOMAS McCANN !4“ 4A)' m aU danger. j ^ ^ ; been eagiqfed In. eonnslve p w .- chlsir ^i4-,.U)e palr finally admitted- Hong Kong's border with tJoin-1 sufficient equipment.for rix teams'." their .part in the Jane Po)Uian ssiid the-blaze started when leaves munlst China, presumably to HOW ARD OIL CO. . MORI ARTY BROS.". ‘ ^UNCHSSTKIIl WATES Both/ ahlps are approximately tices andi price ftxlngi’ in their ,ti»e th'eh .after several hours of ".-'■The Chiel function’ of/the radio>i -riqia. TtVO/irtbers were arqultted. brushed figalnst sn electee light tw-o-'llnllds .north north - of Naha ‘ poll, prevent Red agents from 'slip­ f'" t h r a Ll r o a d , v i r h o n TIL. i n V *3 0 or Ml 9-7US B arbara.w . ThompeoB dealings With the federal goVem- c^estioning.'The boys are 14 and logical mqnitoring team is to-de­ and a nintH- received • sgspcBd- line ..whose insulation ' had been 4lq PresWaaL. tbrpe-qua^s of a mile off ahon. soeut ji 'i,15 years old, Schendel.'jtsted.,- ping across tn further inflame tect, tha presengSjof r*dlfiac,llvily. •d seql^are.. worn off. ' , I the atmosphere; ■js - ' V . . A 1 : . ■ . t '■ I ! ■f. V.',. ■ r .7 t - ■M S.V- 'XM- i :n x .. MANCHESTER EVENING .HERALD, MANGHESTER,. CONK., FRJDAY, OGTORER 12, 19M PAGE kAKiDHBSTBR^imCNlKQ HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAY/ OCtOBEll 12, 1^66 ' The Biitlab comedienne, Beatrice j. Passenger- 1 left a bottle of. B U G S B U N N Y U llle 6nce won a. hundred and ,8c<»tch In ithe. traui this morning, bua asirvica tA oCfSred-to ChildrAn •Knowland Plugs Zion Lutherad f i f t y ’ thousand franda at Chemln d * ' " ' Manager Was it turned Antwer to Proviout Puxzl# Forma Really Firm W orld^litics M bEb - VwUni- ’tomorrow who live At a distance or whose d e fe r through having the.' hie-j Ihto the/lost and foujid depart- parenll cannot bring or send thcps< Sifense and Nonsense m r m ■Mpricli’eSter resid en tsw h o Zloh is a church of the internajibn- _L coughs. Her repeated convulsions [ n’ent 7 / ; Musical Medley Stale G O P TH o G i Q u p^ill H old .Church lo H old and rtoises were Interpreted by the j. Passenger f-No, but the fellow I a.e elli^bie niay becolne voters al LuthecAQ Hour, ThIAla thALife, The manager of a circus droveJ^ “ I shouldn’t be at all aurpriaed," croupier as cries of "Banquo.V I whOyfbund it was. F or R eelecfioii vSessioiiSNHere * tomorrow, at an all-day ae.a- H allv Service TV, and of Moments of^OomfOrt, 58 Thfow'f wearily into a small town arid' was the icy return, ACROSS, Rion to be held in the offire of ■TV and radio.' 57 Lair tha-tMvn d9rli at the Uunld- parked hli car in front of a little I . ' - 1 Wind New Lbndon, O ct,-It e eligible, to iknd 10 e.nv Tlis service at 9 2 Indigo vote in the Nov. 9 .national Circus Man - Friend, a girafte went well at first; then a crisis S Roughen sk'in 3 Percussidfi UUCJ Buah, Rep. Horace Scely-BrOWn national polittca today, it being o’clock w ill taka the pjacc of the TV SERVICE has just escaped from oiir men­ arose and tiv sergeant put in a 12 Some □ r a n election. ' instrument $ Jr., and Rep.-at-1ari(e Antoni 8ad- offtred again in Hancheatar thU uaua'l Sunday Schoof and Bible M age A oaJi. agerie. Have you. by' any chance, frantic call tP his unde, who took IJCry of L jn c i In order to quali/y to ' he 4. French cap lak '.'could .determine control of the fall. Jointly aponaored by the NIgllU M a99 PlHAParto seen anything of the animal c'are of the problem in man-to-mtn bacchanals made a voter, a persqn must be O sss session at that time. n r 5 Always 25 Solar disk ■►41 Destroys Senate and Houuse of Repreeenta- American FoiindAtion for Political T B U m M lB A fashion. - "First.” h* said, “ Placa 14 Mother of ; a citisen o f the tfnlted States, It is' especially arranged for thh ''K around here 8 Deprivations 28 Perfect 42 Pain tlvee."’ IMucatioit and civic and education­ 'Old fellow -N o , no. I ain’t seen : the diaper in position of a baseball Helen of Troy must have lived In Connecticut attendance of the entire Stuida.v 7 Permit 27 Plea.sed 43. Presently Knowland, latest on the ^ e new firm wllwill be called opment o f independent and sound ford. -Zion’s chartered Sunday Achool LOaF-POat IP 4!f Weeptrig A I aANCV.f IN A Few CAN 1. , "W ill hie remaking of TVirklngton Bros. Really Co. judgment on questions o f public THCV.eOON .49 Ltkeners P policy, the World Politics pro- PERPSCTiKr nr LITTLE vMA3oe<— < WEEIC^ JUNIOR Will SiftCTER OUT OP VJ • America be in the pattern of the Turklngtori .said the business will -rHeV’U.SOON , COME TO th e ta b le , THE CORNER OF .SfAnger , New Deal that raised the public begin soon at an office location to gram deals with basic problems in BUT DON'T 52 Dwl's cry P “T HAVE rr so w e WITH AN Apple im MV EVE oPViNS TJM. U.O. W IT u ifi’om SLO bilUoa 'n .1933 to Ws an'iouMced ,v internatlorei, relatlors. Topic? ron- ■ WON’T HWve TILL HE SETs AS B lS ; 53 Cit.y.,in .■•'Q'le'ri i uilitde: ‘•'LVJi.'', cVu M hiS , ON US/A • i 9** by'lMIA '■ ,\ .’37 bllllo;. XX C'Anua...'' c.C 'i.8o3? ■ ANVTHINOIO A6 A EMlNO AND < Pennsylvania g K H TVsi;?.'-. "I'/it aU 't »;*t (he l.i- PO BUT t-ON*.*' Perfum es t h e rVOUTH GRAND OPERA ".Does . landidite ;-rtven"oii '...jCU ms applirkiii eii.i.ta hign “W« gotta play ovor at your houta today, Alfrad—? ■ 54SeIf-e5tte|n kcnool uiij;’. Lave j i adua fsd. .ou'ic iA',’' ‘ De./noi.iacj',” ‘■lut.'Lhi,- PRECtNCT,'-*-AbJ WAS Ne v e r ■ne.'L mat bln 'ner/ Arr.eiLa’ will Mom aaya wa’ra just'the .wrong age to lietan to Pd^p ,y s i Engineers' IS ' 'ihe/e is a Sii'.i'il ieb :cr ■ fii's'c ilonal OrgiiU'iAiloiii,'' ’ 'Balaiice of INDISNATION MEET- Be t t e r •.lo.'t cli'UiIt tha -Co:isULUUoi: ai',d S T A S 6 0 / put up etofm windowe!” .> (ab.) JSk appUcguls, aiso a fee tor i-eUuie Power ai,d Poxts Politics/’ ING VlOULD PUT THE give vast new powers to the fed­ "Megns and Siids in 'Vgorld Polit­ PAIR OFUSifiTHATi tests. No fee is required to veter­ ROASTING CHICKENS • -Vv' eral government? 'to.he sure this ics.’’ No previous background in •X >U5E AND> ans or members of the aimed \ would be new but -not better. forces or their auxiliaries. this field is' required. - t*-. ■ S\lCT BY VBRMEER No big ads, not loaa leaders, no weekend speciala, no JUNIOR/ PRISCILLA’S POP Top Socret 3. "Does he mean that govern-, In general, the fields coveted Upon registration, each partici­ ment planning of/our economic life'.by the tests include English, pant receives a boxed S-volume set aupermarket.' Juai the very best chickens and capOns MV FAVORITES" is to plAy a larger and larger part ? ' Mathematics,' Natural Sciences that it Is possible to produce, sgld ready to cook every OYSTER STE^ 4. ’*What makes him believe and Social Studies. The time limit ireek in the year to hundreda of Manchester’s most dis* 3 AND , T— America needs to be luadp new?" for the battery of tests is eight criminating shoppers. RAISINX /DID Vi . j hours. The tests bbgln at 3 p,m. TP'E! r\T' \ SMELL .. -land, with one hour for dlnnfcr, end. WINDOW SHADES Ii'." ^ ) V n IT ? A n n < k i i i i a * « e w day. The next C T im t * day the tests continue from 8:301 ROGER OLCOn ^ r \ u ' e ri'’ - • • a.fn. until noon. I LONG WEARING ^ iJales for Icsis i 408 West Center Stret \ Mitchell $-7853 INTERSTATE CLEANTEX D 0 Hartford - ■ Kxainiiialfoii* for Made to Order those wishing to 8arn a high Throw Thrill S1JS With Vour Rollers DON'T Away achool diploma will be offered ihh rt*LL IJNE OF CIIBTOM Friday and Sa'iui-day, Nov. 2 am i, •Still plenty of ivear left In \ 3, at Biilkeley High School lit shneA when brought here for VENETIAN BUNDS SAVE and be THK BPlPEVlIC Hartfoixl,' Applications are avail­ ■eaperl repairing. able from the Stale DepAilnieht WORK. IM),'YE W HILF. of Kducallon In Hartford. . and ■■B,'m,BM4hitss.an.’ ,y fli Vl a i t E. A. JOHNSON Now’s the time to plan, tb think and Your Savings Earn A L L E Y OOP Too Peaceful BY V. -i. b . . MLlN ntiiat be submitted one week lit VOL M COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTQ advance of the examinations. to act! To qualify for the le.-its, appll- TAINT GO. VEH...MEETIN' HONEY, AS Far back .AS I CAN rT THAT JU&T LH SAM YU LYES Now’s the time to save and be free canla must be al least 19 years 699 Main 8t.. TcI. MI 9-4561 UP WITH CAESM^ REMEMBER. FROM...... BACK YARD. TO w m ’-a o M 'r - BIIOK REPAIRING From financial worries NAPOLEON m HIGH SCHOOL TO COLLEGE, TVi “ I old. must have been out o( high OF TH»: BfirrKK k i n d ALWAYS PLAYEDfEO FOOTBALL Kt < (3UVS ULE that. school at -least '«ne year, a Con­ For comfortable retitemenl . " THIS_ TIME OF YEAR— ‘ SO I JUST ' necticut resident for at least six 16 .Maple Ml.— .Across From EUS OEAL' CAM'T WAIT TO JOIN THOSE First -Nailonsl Parking -t»l. To enjoy good livii?g '• / AND GET ON A GRIDIRON AGAIN? months preceding tha date of ap­ X plication, .pad the class with Read Herald. Advs. To educate your youBgst -X To own the home V^ant Current Annual To tare for thos^jtou love. Dividend Rato Piiting children'i $h6es is a specialty at Leonard's: ' Yes, Mothers and Dads. . . we do know /tow.

Boots AND HER BUDDIES Giving It A Way? BY EDGAR MARTIN BUZ SAW YER BY ROX; CR ANK^ Poll "(JParrot rsrrmiHvs Bk«a ID TV lt V\D& 'rtERE S'G.'lOlW' FIHIng A 1 COOVDA35E THERE', THAriL KEEP 'IM Spnrtalty 1 t»0 THE KeiG»ABORHOOD\ PWOROAORE. ABOUT WIFTV '^CAUGHT IN THE Aai REMOVING SECRET \ BUT, QtSWP rUTTMEM...) f THEKl KD«rr ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTS FRWA A EUKTED) aiSTERi QUIET FOR A WHILE. TODPf?. SUCKS, MISSIIE THAT CRASiWD! PUT THEM WE’RE .THE MCMEQh \T WISTE'R'? 'PLEP6E'! 00*04.'w—j j ^ OUSIimsi’ H M t C ()R ! N|O0 . V TO Hap. / . .. ^ ... ^ M l MAIN ST x S ’WTING IS M A N C N I f n i l M R BUSINESS*' rn-

4^- /a-fa. ______. • T i r wwttiws JEFF \ BY PETER HOFFMAN MICKEY FINN Too Bad! BY LANK LEONARD SAVING $ $ $ MI55 TABBV KATT/, OF COURSE.' MISS ^ *»f l\Af.TVR. f *4, VkVMil**'W>ee4«. tee PLANT THIS FALL I ’M M OlAKiSE OFj you oorr THiHK KATT, I DON'T HE'SUeiNGAWOOP! GAINA VOUR RECEFTION FARSIL EDITDR UNDERSTAND HE'SOOMG TO TRY COMMiTTEE/ OF THE R055V1LLE WHAT THIS ' TOSET.HOME! New Giant Hybrid 'RECORD? IS GOING IS ALL AND HOW! T i LET A CEUMUTV BLUEBERRIES FROM THE BIG CITY BE IMOMD, DO V0U« Most reeeni introduction of giant size hiueberries. Bear^^avily«jreqUira little care. Bushes are ornamental with clusters of T,i}y-of-ihe-Valley-like flowers in eorl,V spring, waxy green foliage that,.becom«« Mghly colored ii£i during t he fall. ^ Theae'arc heavy, three-year-old plants with flower hiidit for next summer’s fruit. Onr STRAPf ORD tbroo-trock oR olunii* FLOWERING SHRUBS /RMm nwnbiiMtian wbi« •Fl g w k r i n o qi:.INt’K , MGCK ORANOE SINOLE • MOOK ORANGE DOUBLE iQi >■ iridiaM— iJa OEVT7IA PRIin^ OF ROCHESTER SHOwr BORtlER 4’ORkVTHlA DOrBLE BRIDAI.WRKATH dows INSTALLED in BRIUAI.\VKF..aTH f ' FRECHLES AND h is . FRIENDS Extra' Charlie BY I^ERRII.L BIXI^E t RPRINH GIXIRV FORSVtHIA CAPTAIN EASY Thig End Up BY LESLIE TURNER HVDRAXOEA'A. (i. PURPLE I.ILAC your iMMnn ot a mol M VDRANCEA P. « . or.n FASHIONED SNOWBALL n sF iA g ss^ BE CAREFUL WITH tH6 ' WE RBaRET I a g , g e t O F F THE 1 ICtdOW— I- , ifLL cosr you m a y b e w e OU6MT lb TAVC \ OOINS KHIND STUBBORN OLD COOIl AM \ NAVINO TO B E AC TY BI'.SH RED • Sugar, .Norway, Silver and CHmmn King Maples a Chinese Elm a Niohe Weeping Willow a Moraine IjtCustBlAimbardy Popular. . ^ FREE GRILLE in CABIN ETS by • » 4 Your choice—*inatalle8 on front door with nor EVERGREENS ' Df LuxG Aluminum hy WA iara.ee T M-.lleV M t P,t Q|f. Upright and Spreading YeWB a Upright and GInbiilat' Arhprvitae B ■ Nohirol Birch for and Spreading Junipers a Rhododendron^ • Aealeaa a Hemlocks THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE With Mrs. Mfrahtll Combination DboTs J M l H ow’b That? ______BY DICK CAVALU BY WILSON SCRUGoi Pine a Mugho Pinr- Beauty LCTBecc... \ n c / m . NOnPYTMT PINGION U WAeN 'KX.lWm.tHUPtHSOH IB HMD, wavgA»mtiBs.me/§gKxe M ASifiM /lS^ PIMOANODTECAffD . JUBT. PUT THE NCCrABT W TUT >01100,1 w w r TO GVF Dnn't W idt for OM Man W lntor M Sot lnl aiwcmctmatcdaaO (CCt*lCKX3m, BX»c.i*iANryDu ^ <0?BLOnVOPJltt& COUECr\0» } ^FAMOUS^^DE GRAFF LIl IeS DONt DBJkr — DO It t o d a y ' MJOCPBCnXC. a u c d O iH M iC M m i RABE ARCTMOflC aif«yMFy ITIBNTIIUICH'' Glorioua naw V b rid HUea, jfrown on the alopea of (Vagoai'B Moauat Hoed. lOJRAIOTHaF CVCFVTHINa CHDiAifefccr HMTDHMfFA MND •an© HOC/ WIN- AROJN(7Vai7 BDBPErrNVOUrMPg VOW.' "V Ofpi DAIU fi 30 A.M.-tdM I^M. . ” H I N 6 r O c v c a r P D ______• « / YOU 1 ^ . '\ Tel. AL PACKER •X k.- .

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THE ior League Baseball All-Stars Pip^f6ri^ Here Herald Angle By ” 'F " •r^wwwwit*, It O V EARL Wi YOST HackResigtid, Stars and Stripes Forever Frdst Outclasses Foe Opposes Plan ^itching Staff Sporta Editor ' »:V Bob Scheffing RES To Move Qub Lists SuHivan, N e w c o in b e a M y ste ry T l " *** ‘****n’t pitch another In Final Eastern Start Myatery man inIn the",h . major-ri.inn "a m e a year MOar ago although the LEAOVB . , leagues is big Don Newcombe, 'Seriea went to the full limit, sev­ - Beiiars (4) en games, before the Dodgers won, er IHIton...... 89 78 no «7 To West G>ast Dick DonoVan baaeball'a biggest pitching winner Rteed ...... • AS je 89 80 249 Yonkers, n !y ., Oct. 12 (;P)-r-Scott Profit, one of thR,gwat during Uie past campaign, but a thanks to some fancy shutout McOOniaal .. • •a...... ',74 in Sf 281 pitching by JJoiuiny Podres.-rioW in Chi<»go, Oct. 12 (iP)-^The SlmpMn...... H 104 B 288 trotters in the history of haniess racing, bade his 1966 faro* bust in the World Series HecK ...... 115 85 102 ao4 Wuhlngton, Oct. 13 (4>)—Calvin Frank Sullivan of the Bos­ The case of Newcombe is a service. ' ^ ’ are convinced well to the East -last pight” with a performance that out­ Grlfflth said ha would seek today ton Red Sox a:nd Dick Dono­ strange one. He compiled an excel­ Last Wednesday ih the dl-lm- Totals ...... -. .... 462 468 475 1395 classed 10 rivals in the $30)000 Trot to panuada Prasldant Will Har* that old brooms sweep cleaner. Pointors (4) van of the Chicago White lent 18 and two won'and loss rec- portant finale of the 1956 Series, Sullivan...... 34 79 261 The "West Coaat Fiyar, owned rldsra of tba Amarlcan lisague to They were expected to com­ 88 Sox top the four-man pitch­ Alston gambled and lost when he DePumpo ... « •...... 82 90 79 ■261 by Sol Caitip of ShXftsr, CUtf.. kaap an open mind on a poMlbla started Newcombs. (Jousin Yogi plete their house cleaning to­ 1 AForge ■.. 105 9.6 IW .710 turned on the Jets In tiiia final ing staff which will appear Low .Man ...... 30 73 80 238 franchlae shift for tha Washing­ Beria homcred twice off Doni each day by naming Bob Schef­ Lov' Man ...... 74 36 248 Soccer Squad three-eixteentha of a mile at Yonk­ ton Senators. Is' at Mt, Nebo Saturday after­ time with a mate on' base, for a fing, one of their ex-catchers, as ers Raceway and scampered home Total...... Harridge said In Chicago yes­ noon with Spec Shea's • Major 4-0 Yankee lead after ,three in­ field manager...... 426 428 424 1278 an easy ■winner. terday the league "Could not af­ League All-StarS. The touring big nings. When Elston Howard led off TTiefe isn’t much of a new look It waa the 16th straltM victory ford" to call a meeting to consider cat*, (^r Be^ta Raiders leaguers will engage formidable the^ fourth with a homer, Newk in the Cubs’ shakeup from front Ritinfton .... 103 >15 this year for the eoii of Boot Mon, transfer of the franchise unless Hamilton Standard In an exhibi­ was derricked. Brooklyn never re­ Pinto ...... 94 3P 88 358 winner of the 1947 MUhbletohlaB pm office to the field which started Low Man ...... 80 there was harmony among Wash­ tion. baseball game starting at covered and the Yanks went on to yesterday when Personnel Director 86 81 J47 Reserve Wfis Feshler ig- — a race Scott Froet himself ington officials. 3:30. win 9-0 and Newcombe absorbed Wid Matthews, Buslnesi Manager Total...... ___ 252 278 5 l 821 niteij Manchester High’s copped a year ago. Ihat was a 'reference to the his second defeat of the year in Jim Gallagher and sltlpper Stan ■■Ier4 (31 statement .by H. Gabriel Murphy, N>v'‘d l.»II#y ...... no 95 107 313 sputtering attack and Jed the Canadian Joe CBrieni^ d r t v ^ a blue ribbon competition. i Hack reslgrftd. / ' 82 85 91 38!) Indians to a 3-0 triumph over waiting race, remained well MCk chib treasurer and largest sin­ Newcombe has yet to win a Returning to, his third hitch _ Smith 80 91 81 383 gle. stockholder, that he,opposes S ta rs at Parkade rival 'Meriden in yesterday’s of the pace until the last time Series game. His miseries, all with the ciu^ As (Charlie Grimm. 272 273 279 824 around In the 3-trlp spin on the any plan to mova the Senators Joining him in the re-organized | CCIL soccer contest played . Spec Shea’s Major League aaginst the Yankees, started back half-mile oval. out of Washington and will flghit front ofAe^ is John Holland. In | MIXED DOrBI.ES in the Silver' City. After six min­ FRANK vSULUVAN All-Stars whw are scheduled to in. opening game in 1949. ' Frost 'Whtsxes By It in the courts if necessary. W A L T D B O rO TED LEPCIO FRANK THOMAS Tommy (Old Reliable) Heinrich baseball 35 .>f his 46 years and on Team Ke. 1 (8). utes had elapsed ir the second pe­ Murphy owns 40 per cent of play Hamilton Standard at ML tho Oft) pay roll the last 11. D Morrieon ...... 7^ 93 105 278 riod Feshler booted a high ahot lad y's First, qwnad by the Ohio Nebo Saturday will be at the socked a in the last of R. Morrison 117 113 116 348 ViUIey Stabjea Ham ilton., Ohio, the Washington - Baseball Club the ninth inning into the lower ’They were given titles of vice which bounced off the goal post Manehester Shopping Parkade Totals ...... 196 205 had taken the lead after the first stock. Members of the family of rightfield stands -.t Yankee Stadi­ preside.it. '221 823 and in for the first tally. And the lata CUrk Griffith Control______S3 before game- time for an lnt«r-_ Holland, gs president of the Cubs Team h'e.. 2 19) two minutes later he bounced back mile of the 1 ^ ipUslUo event,eyent, tnit view nnd progmm-slgalng ses-" um to beat the Dodgers and New­ G. Smith ...... 83 77- 80 340 Septt Frost w b l » ^ .* her. w If per cent Calvin Grlf^th; the club homa Out to Tie Grid Record, Los Angeles farm 'in the Pacific H. Smith ..,.*,.91 100 n i 302 with a second score, nudging the combe, "l- .# le wa: given a c- president has saidJiC is seriously Sion. 0 94 she were standing ond shot, at the Yanks in the feiUrth Coast League, and Scitefflrig. as ToUl, ... r m 184 198 ball past the Meriden goal keeper. weighing a to t locals as against a aingle set­ The dMdhnh for any franchlae today the IS All-Stars will be Lll Molump .. .. 128 113 361 everyone expect his inahy baoIU|CB ^Ut One of Top to in three arid two-third ftames after Remaining as executive vice back. shift Ui become effective next St the Paricade’s Festival Plasa president of the Cubs is another B. . . . . 105 94 30 279 in the c r o w d o f . 18,476, And at noon. They take the field allowing' three runs And five,hits. Late in the final quarter, Bobby O ct SI. Harridge said veteran,' 75-year-old Clarence Totals ... *283 "io7 *200 640 Daigle, inserted into the center- slammed over the finUh 8H Favor Calhoun against Hamilton Standard at Here, too, he was charged with the Team B*. 13 (1) JhOta would be nothing to gain Knick Cagers - New York, Oct, 12 tootle the mark against the same^Arst time this season quarterbacks In the I\y League, Brown and (Pants) Rowland. forward- spot, dribbled in from the lengtha ahead of Lady's first. He u Griffith asked fellow club own­ 3:30. losing .decision. His World Series at^dsline .; ...... 90 W 83 351 paid $2.90 for $2. Oklahoma’s Sooners 'expect m it defeated to start its | Wade Mitchell and halfback Dartmouth clash in a battle of record stands i t no a’ina and four They have the assignment of T. \Morley ...... *8 109 94 285 left side which caught the goalie ers to take up the matter "unless string. In 1953, the. Sooners over- | George Volkert will be together, Earl Yost, sports editor of Handicap also rans. (Columbia with Claude, defeats. lifting the Cubs up by the boot­ ...... U 14 14 42 ;oing the wrong way and the ball i^Third was Scotch Valley, owhed all stockholders were represented Suspend Dukes to make it official tomorrow. came \hc stubborn Longhorns 19- | Fourth-ranking Texas Christian Over Sullivan The Herald, will introduce the straps after 10 dismal seasons in Bcnbam returning to action, w ill' players to the crowd and con­ Totals ...... 187 3il 197 647 uiit barely crawled over the line by the Brown Valley Farms of in the request” Bud Wilkinson’s lads went 14. 'x i should be able to spring Jim How Newcombe can a'in during the second dM- J Detroit Itord Steward 'Was 4th, try to get its initial score. Of the | duct Inteivlewa with them. the regular season and then fizzle for the winners’ flpal score. "We don’t want to get in the Newark. N; J., O ct 13 iJPt— out and lashed Kansas State The nhtton’s second-ranked I Swink loose against tvinless Ala- season against Yale. Penn will be ' Cncveland, Oct. 12 (.D -B oth DON NEWOO.MBE alon. ' , Team Na. 7 (3» Outside of Jimmy Lindsay and followed by Oalopbone, Wayyhopt, same situation wo did when a team, the Spartans from Michigan I bama'. Ohio State, No. 5, faces a The autographing will, go on llk e i wet firecracl:er in the Series The Cuba fini.shed lO.lfi in last Betty Phillips ... 98 118 89 302 Walter Dukes, the seven foot New 66-0 last week to apparently looking to lengthen its one-game Rory Calhoun and John L Sulli­ during, the Interriews. John Dormer the Indians didn’t do Jeffrey Scott, Bengzl. ‘Dig Me, family squabble hampered the York Knickerbocker's basketball snao their own maior colleee rec- State, go after th^r third in a row . tough challenge in Big Ten op- van. who fight in a middleweight ^ hard to understand. Perhaps place for the fourth time since W. Phllllp.'i ... .135 103 92 '330 Newport Star and Popular Ferry. winning streak at the hands of Youngsters are expected to ord from July 4 until the end of Newcoicombe shouldn’t be mentioned too much with the CCIL, Cellar- transfer o f the Philadelphia A ’a star Is through as a member of P®hent Illinois, while Tennessee 10-rounder at the Arena here to­ 1949 and with 94 defeats, worst Totals 230 221 181 533 dwellers but everyone .had an op- favored Princeton, and Cornell turn out In large numbers for the regular season on Sept. 30. fri in the same breath as the real Old ' Team Ne. 8 (II The time of 8:09 8r5 was a full 4 to Kansas City,” Harridge Said, the National Basketball Assn, bowed to Notre Balhe last week. (No. 6) Uckles Chattanooga. Mis- playd Harvard. night, hope to get Joey piardello record in their history. But the portunltv to play. It waa definitely second slower than the track and Spartans will b r ^ n u s the slsslppi No, 7 faces a stenf test in a clone look at the players -who his last 19 starts he. had an carried Pfo* with the Dodgers. Evidcritly season was only half gone when J. Gauiliiin ...... 98 96 94 alluding to the most recent club. . victim. as next opponent. And the. ex­ H. Klttke ...... 94 104 113 one of the Indians’ poorer games stakes, record set by .Klmbhrly Kid American Iisague shift two years services of their rugged halfhack upset-minded Vanderbilt. Ninth- , In other Eastern te.sls. Penn are known to them through run average of 2.20, 35 carn^ runs he isn’t made of the same ingredi­ rumors began that a general "I don't want to see that guy State and Holy Cross clash, Bos­ perts here abouW say Calhoun will in 143 Innings. He allowed' but 46 apd the Red and 'White did not fe- a year ago, but Scott Frost d l& ’t ' ago. again,” Knicks Coach Vince Boryla But' the NCAA Service Bureau Wait Kowalczyk, who has an aijing j rated Texas A. A M. battles be ,the oiie who.se hope is still alive television, sports pages and ents. shakeup was in the making. Totals 192 199 207 598 yesterday came up' -with a new ton U.- meets George Washington baseball cards. iKises on balls in 268 innings for a seinhle the ■ squad whlph played need to exert himself. told newsman Herb Jaffe of the ankle Houston at night and 10th ranked tomorrow. One veteran .Chicago baseball such an outstanding game against wrinkle and decide^ that Pitts­ In the only major action tonigh ~aylor, with three victories, meets under the lights and Syracuse nine li\nlng averaee of 1.54. Team Be. 5 (•) Newark Star-Ledger last night. But .the expert.s wet-e wrong Iji writer tabbed the Cubs’ plight as R. Ostrander. 92 8 8 85 353 burgh held the previous record hosts West Virginia. But when World Series time j BaoeUall Herf;. Saturday Wethersfield Wednnday. But per­ Black Fishing "He's not the type ot player that Miami, straining to hop into the Razorbacks of Arkansas. placing their bets two week.s ago "too many chiefs and not enough B. Ostrander 98 80 92 267 haps the locSds were due for a let­ wa want He just doesn’t have the from ■ 1914-1919 by accumulating nation's top 10 tedms, meets 'a e BigT'en Conference, Iowa On the Coast, California is at Sullivan compiled a 14-7 -won came along- Big ,Newk was a' mys- i Baseball will bow out of the pic­ Indians — they’re top-heavy in the Last Nighr$ Fights 33. The Sooners — not, cocky, but when Giardello. whipped Bobby Totals ...... 187 168 178 830 down.after being up for both Hall temperament the spirit or the at­ weakened Maryland squad. meets'Wlsconsln, Minnesota takes Oregon State; Stanford tests San Bo.vd and sent his stork as a mid­ and lost record and a 3.42 earned ter>'. He was nominated , by Man­ ture in Manchester Saturday executive department and woefully Team Ne. 15 (Si and Wethersfield. cohAdent with very good reason —- ager Walt Alston to work the sec­ M. Cushins 133 1 0 2 93 titude. ,gaturday all the top teams ex­ on northwestern and Notre Dame, Jose State; UCL.4. battles Wash­ dleweight contender way up. lun average'-tbli p4st season with afternoon when Spec Shea's Major undermanned on the field.” Tuesday afternoon the' Indians Los Angelee—Kid Centello, 188. Reported Fair should have little trouble equaling ington State, and Washington the Red Sox; ^ e sturdy right­ ond game i*f the best of a four game J. Cushing 99 94 105 "He didn't report for the,, Srst cept Southern California., see trying to reg^n lost stature, meets Giardello, who hasn't yet been League All-Stars will make their Matthews was ’s Cruisers Need Triumph engage Bristol. In. the BeU Town Nicaragua,* itopped Jimmy Hmna-. the Pantthers record dgainst tloh, Georgia Tech, No. 3 on the the passing Bbtlermakers of Pur­ meets Oregon. The South top hander fanned 115 American set. H^ivas routed in the second second appearance at Mt. Nebo in "talent man" with the 8t. Louis Tonsil 232 195 199 627 week of-fundamental drills and I Texas, committed to meet tonight’s win­ and return home Wednesday for a by, 13i,*Loa Angelas, 3. Hartford, O ct 13 (P) ' i - The placed him under suspension. As basis of two tough wins — Ken­ due. Michigan opposes Army in games are Auburn at Kentucky in I.cague batters while issuing 81 inning wilft only two outs by the as ' many years. Tite major Cardinals ■ and the Brookljm 3:15 encounter against PomfreL Oklahoma, rated the No. 1 team ner, will be on hand to watch Sul­ Team No. t (91 Philadelphia—Jimmy Soo, 189, State Department of Fisheries and far as Tm concerned he's .through tucky 14-6 and Southern Methodist what should be tne, Cadet.i Arst a nighter. Navy at 'Tulahif, SMU bases on balls. Donovan, who fell Yankees. Yogte Berra's grand slam leaguers will meet Hamilton Dodgers wh9p Cub owner P. K. Prep at Mt. Nebo. Philadelphia, stopped BUiy Jones, in the weekly Associated Press 9-7—will display its imtent offense real test after beating, VMI and at hapless Duke and South Caro­ livan. veteran from England, swap off somewhat after a strong per­ homer at Ebbct.s Field being the Wrlgley hired bim in 1950. He is J., Smi(h ...... SO S2 95 Game said In Its weekly Ashing with this club.’’ ' p.unChcs" with the 22-year-old Cal­ Standard at 3:30 with the Elks L. Smith ...... 73 94 76 Over Firemen Tonight MMielioter <8> Meridea (9> l 86, ASratown, Pa., 5. poll, ironically’ gets an "opportunity against Louisiana State. For' the Penn State. lina at Virginia. formance in 1955, finished with a blow that kayoed Newcombe. The a smilipg,' '59-y^-old geritleman Olenn^y ...... advisory that Mack Aahing Is fair The Knicks paid the Harlem houn, an ' Atlanta minister’s son Youth Activity Committee hand­ .... TTkcey to 'an cien t all along the Con- 12 won and 10 lost mark and ha4 latter dropped , his hulking frame ling the promotion. who sincerely’ thought the Cubs Toult 153 176 173 801 G Globetrotters $25,000 for the for­ now fighting out of White Plains, Into the dugout with the Yanks Team No. 4 (2l ' Laut.nbach .. Targonsky WENTJHSiTANClL' aeetleut aborellne. mer Seton Hall All-American a an named run average of 3.64 l.aist (all under the lights the were on the clliftb and received the E. Hedlund ...... 72 74 81 Tonight ! Midget FootbaU 91 243 Cloyce Box against Gr4ei$ Bay A off tha ^mUdla braakwatar in before Silk To\vn fans. Saturday ia of the ' Cincinnati Rediegs, sai.d O. JarvU need a win to remain in contention Gary Coj-rentl. Saltndnd ...... Daniels New Haven w th a green crab. Los Angeles, Oct. 12 UP) — service in the nine-inning exhibi­ home plate, that Newk threw his that he "Is a very capable fellow ...... 92 107 396 LH In 1953. Newsmen asked President Wal­ an off-day in this neck of the for league honors: In their last in an effort to add more Striped haakxftahing la fair to tion.; ' best pilches, a right and a left to and we’d like to have him in our Totals ...... 164 1R7 U8 639 Dalale ___ Gtasum ter O'hlalley if he is going to I\V C iaiils Promise wooii.H for live, football games. Team No. € meeting the Firefighters won 6-0 | strength > his defensive unit OR good with b o ^ eaatera and Rounding out t h s AlbStars send the attendant spiawllng on organization..’’ . to Stephens .. GREER RETURNS Tucker Field Gets Close keep, his eyes peeled for any Silences Conerly’s Boo Birds Manchester High is idle and M. fiimmons ...... \2H 114 116 366 in a thriller which oould have gone i Cruisers' Coach Bill Shaw has Storra, Oct H (ffV-Unlverilty trdUais taking Sa^Jdbat stripers staff are Art Ditmar of Kansas the ground. , ^llagher. a former Chicago D. Simmons ...... 95 92 -vrci.: m promising players when he New Look in 1957 The "choke” tag had been given I: Trinity. Connecticut and Yale on no 3^ cither way. Churllla ...... Gums of (Connecticut basketball Cbach X. are on the small side but aome City and Moe Dfabowsky, Chica­ sphrts writer, had been with the switched fullback Kevin Tooiriey "C " In Coast Tourney. takes some of his Brooklyn Newcombe last year when-he was I*’* , P "A’lnB Tot A Is . . . 323 M 326 665 Stunned over their first defeat to tackle and feels confident that Hugh Greer came back from West large AMi are mixed in. \ -•.•s go Cubs’ bonus player from nearby Cubs since 1940. One rumor has Dormer Uuodace Dodgers on a baseball tour of New Y'ork (N E A )— New New York, Oct. 12 (/Pi- 'The Ne\v Windsor. Ditmar concluded the honored, with the starting assign-■ games. Only Wesleyan is al the hands of the Blue Devils his boys arc capable of tipsetting i'l ' Germany yesterilay. He attended him winding up acro.ss town with CHENKV AA 9VOMEN San Francisco, Oct. 12 (A>) —^ Japan. York fans find the football York Giants, who have promised 1956 campaign with a 4.36 earned ment in the opener game at Yan-I perform at home, the White Sox. last week, Coach Pinky Pohl’s , the co-leaders the. second time Dubanoski ... Zalac a coaches’ clinic there. The team "One promising player I’m Team No. 1 <1> OL tightly bunched Aeld of tourna­ season a true challenge. their followers a new . look next run average While winning 12 de­ kee Stadium. He went five nnd | Atty. Bob Gordon, chairman of Hack was a long-time third L^vpsqijp ..... W in .66 Fighters have been drilling extra around. Goala icored by: Feshler 3,-DaraIe. starts practice Monday. ment veterans took out today after going -to look at is named Don season, have started by selling a cisions and losing 22. The A ’s work­ two-third Innings before (he Yan- 1 the Elks Y.A.C. has hope.s that Murray ...... >.. Ill 33 Without a college team baseman for the Cubs arid man­ Armstrong ...... 89 72 96 257 pair 6f relatively obscure 68 Newcombe.’V O’Malley said. "He > imder-par. 70 in his opening- round and booing Charley Conerly. t h e National League’s better fourth manager ia eight years. Totaji 276 297 979 851 FilUg «•■••••«.«•••••• 75 n M< to stay wltMn easy reach of the game winner, who was "lost” season, was sold"

front runniitg Californians who a companion deak., Mimfeapolli or two of experience. According pears lo be Holland, a stocky„mlld- Team No. out of thp Anal World Series New York’s .football Giants Moor^ ...... 96 87 Cormier •••»«eeeee«« M 1(» 390 burned up tk« windy Presidio Millers purchased tlmNContract of to rival managers and players the manpered man who cut his teeth ^1 274 Highest Trades Liberal Terms Loreasea • ee e e i 4'el»e»-«r game against the New York Tlusto ...... 92 8.3 96 771 ...... s 104, 87 389 course in four-under-par- figures in the eight seaSons he hs Stu Miller, another ngMhanded Nutmeg righthander has the nec­ jGavilaii Impresses on a baseball bat. Hawvfr Yankees, boarded the plane In ...... 30 98 81 256 Totals 478 459 467 1388 yesterday. peered in the big town sines '* •- pitcher with a 4-9 mark, mtm the essary equipment to become a win­ "There won’t be any titles ex­ . I mii^ esbe r f <1> New York with no baggage. Ing Mississippi he has developed PhiUies. ner in the big show. In Gym Workouts Totals ...... 258 I f o 384 801 O.OUva ...... 88 NM 9t 354 The starting Aeld of 162 was LIVE BAIT cept that of vice president.” said Tram No. 2 <9> 1 Newcombe’s wife Is.due here In the deal with the Millers, Bob Gordon, chairman of the jFnkinfi ... P em ers...... 84 77 71 383 whacked for the second round, large following who root in re­ -V,’ Wrlgleyv.,’The only time you have ...... -80 90 W 255 M. p U v a ...... 100 100 89 399 today with his luggage before verse for him. Giants obtained outfielder Willie insorlng Elks 'Youth Activities to designate authority Is when BcnadlPh ...... 81 92 86 259 with 25 of the lesser lights side­ • S H IN E R S ^ 1 Boston, dot. 12 i)Pi—Tony De- I Konar.^kl ...... 89 79 86 354 .l i l c h e t s ^ , , 79 107 78 361 lined as Chula Vista Professional the Dodgers leave by air for Kirkland and righthander pitcher Cdni^ttee, has already announced there It a conflict. There definitely -ri Lau ...... 101 116 111 337 the Orient. This season. Coach' Jim Lee i.Marco of Boston’s North End and Bill Casper and Alameda Amateur Howell trotted out Don Heinrich, Ourt Barclay. Kirkland, 22, hit thaimeteran Max Surkoqt. who will be rio general manager. I’m al- ■; Toi»iVTol.l'a ...... 260 261 257 768 Totals 447 4H 419 1373 Johnny McMullin set out to show .293 and drove in 120 runs while muakes his home hi..Rhotfe-Island, • CRAWFISH 1 Kid Gavilan from Cuba --- a pair of lergic to them.’’ . former Washington whiz, to collecting 3.*) doubles, 12 triples Whether their initial 68’s were share the Job with Conerly and will be onYhs mtklnd for Hamilton. j former welterweight champions — Vice Preaident Grimm, however, .MEBrUANT'A LEAGI'E i < t > and 37 home, runs for the Millers. i CommaNltv Pratt fS> 97 79 86 379 flashes In the pan, or whether this the grandstand quarterbacks 'ac­ fS'tW. Hartford' amA State Industrial • • CRAWLERS have completed training for ihelr said that "Holland is the 'general O. Cook ___ ...... nno 126 96 Barclay, 25, finished with a 15-11 champions. 335 i .... 1 » 96 94 S7 waa their time to take the big cepted it in the nature of having 10 round fight St Boston Garden manager’ anff will run the show. I .Tnhn.'oii .,...... 97 104 90 291 1 I record. WVIr ...... 90 — 108 183 name contingent. half the battle v.-on. will work closely with the organi­ ...... 89 90 179 .... 109 104 108 r~ 29 HAZEL ST. 1 tqriiorrpw night. Gavilan has zation.” E. Cook ...... 100 87 E. HUinski ...... 104 96 137 i Right up there, with a 69 for a Local Sport Heinrich, however, looks at It Seaton...... 114 113 107 '.334 Klelnschmidt ...... — 93 — 93 ; shown so well In his recent gym Harris . . . . . -----— 112 106 starter,- waa pro Don January, of differently. Throughout the early 1.AST RACE TOMORROW Wings Open^Slate 218 Ttl. Ml 9-7083 1 workouts that the odds on De- Tools ...... 6U 496 817 1831 Lampasas, Texas, form er. North Chatter p u t of last season, he was the one j Mar.ro are expected to take a ' Totals . 1 ...... 500. 642 "4M 1534 Ctam BsIms <1> Texas State College ace. He: won man the Giants didn’t use. A cocky New York, Oct. 12 (ff’/—Nashua Bedrosian Shifted HottarfTt <1) CARS .Acsblss ...... 101 99 91 391 W ith 3-1 Triumj[>iL Davis ...... 97 93 130 325 Jacobs ...... 93 U1 96 388 the Dallas Centennial Tounia-: youngster who came to profession­ races for the lapt time tomorrow * 1 T<*.dIord ...... -. 104 90 111 305 SobUkl ...... lOO ST 98 383 menL h $6,000 show, last May and ‘ .JEFF KOELBCH is serving as al football with A fabulous record in the Jockey Club Gold Cup while For UConii Contest 1 Crandall ...... 114 80 94 288 Knuiitk ...... ;. 89 ' 98 88 375 la the 18th ranking money winner Bold Ruler,. Nashville and other New York, Oct. 12 UP)—Hie De­ .. ___ ■ ^ ^7, f- ' -■ ■ •'■*./ . - 1 Johnson ...... 93 115 ■95 303 1 Hebenstrelt ...... US 111 94 318 business manager of the East at Washington, he found it hand to troit Red Wings, ousted’ last sea­ j Low man ...... 85 35 88 255 among the pros. Hartford Merchants this fall. Jeff believe. youngsters do battle in the,Futur­ Tools 496 806 464 1465 son by Montreal as the king pin Of Amherst, Mass., (jet. 12 (Ah— Total.^ ...... 493 468 515 Low Dawn Payrnents Tied with Middlecoff at 70 were reports that his semi-pro eleven ’T don’t know why I’r. not being ity, but not before the female spe­ 1475 Lowest Prices cies get together this afternoon for tjie National Hockey L e^ue after SHOOtiNC FIELD TRIAL ON FNEASANtS Sophomore guard Al Bedrosian has ■ Ws441bcs (1) George Bayer, riant slugger from will play its first home game used. They should have me in there Grossingora, N. Y., Jay Rebert, I a little $56,0OO tea party at Bel a seven-year reign, have lost no looked so good in Massachusetts' Whit* <41 Jacearo S3 lOfl 83 3M against the Norwich Ramblers all the time,” he kept saying. tlihe declaring their intmtions’ for football ’ practice aesslona he may Roiin .Ir...... 141 111 134 376 ChrOOsna ...... 78 78 83 388 Sanford, Fla., amateur Ed Castag- Sunday afternoon at 2:15 at Alum­ ! mont Park. ; Sunday, O c ty l 4 >~r Lanochrllr ...... 107 111 105 32.3 Slbrtnsx .....a...... 89 89 98 375 netto of San Franciso. Big Mike Pressed into Sersice the 1956-57 campaign get a itartlng assignment against •^hltr ...... 78 103 181 ' PrenUce...... 89 133 99 311 ni Field in East Hartford- So in the last seven games of Ghapman ...... 39 1.36 97 322 CrsndoU ...... 88 83 ;89 355 Souchak of Durham, N. C., Ron If /■ I Old-timer Harry IXiblinaky now Connectfeut tomorrow. the season, Heinrich was pressed Coac.h Charlie O’Rourke is toy PIrk-y ___ ...... 105 112 111 .329 Handicap ...... 14 34 IM 103 Nlcol, Los Angeles; and Lloyd BE^T BOWLING scopes last peddles ties in Miami, Chicag’o and Navy has won five of the last MANCHEStER COON and F O X Rohan ...... — ' — 103 103 Mangrum, Apple Valley, Calif. night included: Merchants/League- into action and . the results saw New York, depending on the six titles in the Eastern Intercol­ 1952 Ghevrolat MIoop $695 TbOU 467 606 484 1447 the Giants lose only once. This sea­ dotriefville sophomore ahead Totals ...... 821 873 540 1534 (955 Ford Fairlane Vie^rla $1995 /5 ■; Bsltct (SI Carl Bolin Jr. 141-376, Bill Chap^ weather and the time of the year. legiate/150-pound Football League. CLUB GROUNbS Vir't PUiap agani 128, Olive Rossetto 118, D^nhup ...... 8.8 * —a 106 193 1954 Qhevrotei 4-Door $1225 1952 Plymauth Club Qoupa $595 .Plrfccy ...... 109 130 95 336 Blastern Division—with Heinrich They catch . his pas^ Rcsbrrt ,...... 103 98 103 304 filt e r s don't toughen their akin Amy Pirkey 120, Jennie Lata 115, 9:30 A.M.— OPEN TO ALL Radio, heater. Low mileage. Radio, heater. ' ' for real combat plasdng an Important part. Tebbetts Is ManOfger of Year^ enee' clash- is fullback M. Trdford ...... 122 90 212 Totals ••••••» 494 603 661 1647 Flo HiUAskl 127j Dot Prentice 123 s p e c t a t o r s INVITED and Shirley FothergUl. 115-126- "I don^t think there’s , anything 4 • • Totals . . . . 463 643 503 1499 San Francisco linebackers ignored HOOKEY AT A GLANCE Noble are battling for. the job, 340. radical about me being hi here—: him and went out with ends. and I don't know any&ihg about Sold Bill of Goods to Pitchers MfiriBHy'ff f4l 1954 Ghavrolet, Station Wagon $1495 1951 Chef rolat 4-Door $545 Heinrich looked at one . end- Thursday's Reeults ...... W 119 106 315 Radio, heater,-folding-eeat. . - Radio^ heater. THE REV. FRED EDGAR the fans,” he sal's. “I came here then tlp'ew at Triplett for a 33- ...... 105 93- 112 310 South Methodist Church "vvas to play and it looks like I’ve finally yard touchdown. Natinnal. League Cincinnati (NEA) — When Bir-Wence for the party and the cost ...... 90 103 90 '283 among the Silk Towners at Yan-. Detroit 3, Chicago 1. . ^ Mclntri.kh , ...... TOr 99 331 convinced people I can. It’s only ‘T don’t care what they say of these gifts.” AUfURt ...... 115 ^09 99 323 1954 Ford V8 Fordor ^ $ 1 2 4 5 1951 DoSoto 4-Door $ 5 9 5 Hoople Traces Errors kee "Stadium last Tuesday* when natural. don't see how Outsiders Toronto 4, Boston 4 (Tie). die Tebbetts. came to Cincinnati as if: about TYiplett,’’ he explained, after Tebbetts was also carrying three ' Radio, heater. Like p ew !. Radio, heater.-Cleon. Don Larsen spun,, the first per­ or Conerly could affect the situa­ the game. "He was there and I Saturday’s Schedule manager in 1953, the Red9 were books on salesmanship. He uses Toul.s .. . 52t 525 805 1852 a sixth'place club. D art1'. (•> fect. ^rame in 'World. Series history tion.” threw to him—he can catch my American League these books to help sell insurance Fr»—r . ■ —. 78 160 to down the Brooklyn Dodgers 2-0. ... To Projdmity of Mars Heinrich's presence s 'b o u ld passes. Buffalo at Springfield. It seemed permanent. The Reds at Nashua, N. H. .It’s obvious he . 94 ,93 187 $ 5 9 5 usually fifilsbed sixth in batting, ' Gallas ... 111 • 88 96 295 1954 Nymputh 4-Door $ 1 1 6 5 t95f Pontlao 2-Ddor change the atmosphere on Sunday used a technique on his {ritchers, Ukt wflklii B-rk .... -105 103 98 308 HIGH FOOTBALL squad is. idle sixth in fielding, sixth in attend­ Radio, heater.' A real value. — .-J—. ■ Radio, heater. « afternoons. In the past, the all- too. ^ H-im .... 121 $7 120 328 ■ A ■' this week but will meet the Mid knowing New York fans had a ance and sixth in the standirig. PllUrd '. • — 8.5 85 Ijfv By HAMR AMOS B. HOOFU: "This little . party and these Pdl-tlrr , — 72 ..'' a O. dletown Tigers next Saturday af­ "That complacency is gone.” Tte Parfect Prognosticator field day ■whenever a Conerly pa.j gifts,” he said, “are my way of M f i h - 1953 Chevrolet 2-Door $ 8 4 5 19S0 Ford y$ Fordor $ 3 9 5 ternoon in a 2 ’''o’clock non-CClL went astray. But with, Heinrich, New England Championship said Birdie, "and that’s my big­ Total., ...... 613 438 485 1433 Bifad! A xUAsn,'Or more letters encounter at Mt. Nebo. The locals impressing 'on these guy*' that I have cascaded down on me In the' there isn’t much time to -pass out gest thrill this year. Never again am willing to pay my own money Radio, heater. Radio, heater. won their last start against fa­ Bronx’cheers. will these boys be satisfied to be Gtorge Kelleher of Springfiejd, last week or so, lauding me as the vored -Meriden after losing- to to get them to do what I want.” Again the Aim of Merchants low in the standing. They think ^ Bailey was /heading out of Mass., and Sam Niness ,of Brrii greatest football forecaster in the Hartford, and Hall. There is something about the IMS tllln 4-DMr > $ 5 9 5 1950 Plymouth Coupo $ 1 2 5 universe. ' ' way Heinrich' comes into a game of themselves as contenders, and the door; ahd Birdie invited him, Ma-wr, Pa., are co-captains of the Trinity College footbell team. Radio, heater. An "A o Is” Special. Thank you. wise sad gsn'tle RED AND WHITE cross coun­ and starts taking over that gets a Barring any serious injuries>upon in five starts the To\vnies they always wui.” "You want to join the party ssadtral try team met rival Bristol this af­ team moving. the vastly-improved .Manchester held Mitchell's "squad to a . 6-6 Whqn the 7-1 defeat by the awhile? You're paying for part The dShige of correspondence ternoon in a home meet. The In­ "Take the game -we played Merchants aie well on the road to tie last year. Braves took the life out of the it.” was .qccssioned by the success of dians, after winning their first against Francisco,” says How­ claiming theto- fourth straight The Merchants were quite im­ Reds^ pennant chances, someone Bailey said, "No thanks, those my predictions on a- recent Sat­ race against New. London, have ell. ” I started- him .and the club mythical StaM semi-pro cham­ pressive last Sunday overwhelm­ came up to Tebbetts with the re­ guys mfght be pretty red at me.’’ Truck Special urday whan I correctly predicted now lost three in a- row, bowing to moved tq three quick scores. Then pionship. Only three teauna—Mid­ ing Norwich 37-0 and rolling up port that Fred Haney was wise­ "There were times when I didn’t , the outcome of 22 out of 24 games. think J^iley would turn around j i Hartford, Norwich and,.HalL - I put him back in during thp fourth dletown, East Hartford and New 198 rushing yards while holding cracking with visitors in tho Mil­ Ths only mlstskes were Mln- period and we rolled again.. London—rremain in their path and. the lOsers to .minus 26 yards on waukee clubhouse. fast enough to go offer foul balls,” ' naSoU • WsShington and Southern Tebbetts said. ” Sp I told him I 1954 CHEVROLET , "He has the knack' of doing judging from’ performances the the ground. Backs Tlllie Dubose, Deal the ^lards California • Oregon SUts, and in Yanks Took Advice past few seasons none of the Jimmy Roach and Allan Webb "You know .the 'old saying,” would fine him a little. . . 6 or 10 tha latter igama the -Trojans sc something ^ou just can’t get a if I didn’t think hs was turn­ kid from 'coilegs to niaster right Nutmeg rivals appear. formidable averaged' four yards or better each Birdie said. "The ■winners laugh l-TON PICK-UP tuaUy were outpleyed, but the 'enough to halt Coach George time they cerried the ball. The and tell funny stories. The losers ing fast enough.” recent proxiipUy of Mars to the Of Yogi and Won away—making the third down call , 9 Soft foam rubber from heel te toe. f;- MltcheU's talented eleven. Mid­ fleet-footed Webb led the way say, ‘Deal the cards.’ ” vit endad Just about the way It , J*’ ^ ' earth drastically.affected the out-, property. That’s the big play. In Oomell I f , Harvard 12. this. league. It's third and four. dletown gets an opportiudty. to with a 17-yard, average in 'five Everybody seemed to,'say the figured didn't it? ” a writer asked „ • Feani rubber efeb cuihieii. coin# lukk*ki[ff! N aiy 14, Tnlane 7. Phoenix, Ariz., Oct. 11 (B—Odteh Tebbetts. "Your' pitching 'wasif^t »Walb folka, this week Tm pre er Yogi Berra gave the Yankees Well, you say the pass. Bounds dethrone the locals Sunday, Oct, carries and was followed by R^ds were dea^ for 1956. • Thousanils of air ccitt—if breethfiil ■ $ Syracuse 27, West Virginia 14. -simple e,nough. But we have about 21 a'.'ML Nebo. Roach, 6.4 in 12 attempts, and good enough.” dtcUag no fewrer than 10 upaets ' Minnesota J4.' Northwestern 7. some sound advice as well as some “Yealf,” said Tebbetts, "but you •' Lcothcr cover, from heel to lee. out o< tho list ot 26 games I’ve sound hitting In the World Series, a 40 patterns .to use. , -■ But at the moment the Mer­ .Dqbose, an even four yards in gotta believe in resurrection.” Tebbetts’ face flushed.' "Don’t' Ohio State 21. Illinois 18. 10 carries. But the trio will hhve say thQi’re not good,” he said. >lacked.-You will noie that' f've Mich. State 27, Indhma 18. co-owner of the New York club srid ’’This f«.llow seems to have it chants also have ahother goal— Tebbetts, the Manager - of - the- selected them In all ' parts of, the today. figured out. His percentage on to reclaim the New England title to, be at its best if It. hopes to ,;;"IT»o#e pitchers .did a g;reat job. « Igwra. 20, Wisconsin 14. Year, was carrying $818 worth, of "It’s'th e kind of pitching’''that (5" •ountfy. Del Webb who flew into Phoenix moving a -club in a third down \hey held in 1953.. But first the become the- first to score 'against fights . for the men he tried to Iowa SUte 14, Kansas 7, from New York, said Berr^ got the Bay Staters. _ . . ; • should' gl'va us real-’iniprovemeiit $ 1 .^ *9 5 For example. P u r d u e over Purdue 20, Notre Dame 14., - ' sittotion is about the highest Slljc T^owners hiust -eliminate .the ir ^ e y A* .’jerques, Larry Holmes, of the thpriey from flnerij ^ d i e Kucks in the final Series game. Leominster Lionb when they re­ looked ready to.rcril, then he got. . Mlsrisrtppt over VandsrtiML Ore- Koatoeky 14, Aubnm 7.' Webb-said- Berra a d ^ e d ;' "Let l l i e Heinrfch style idiowed'Itself R^cci Petrlllo, Yosh Vincek, John 'furnished the resL ■ ffM StsM over-CshfOmia^ Arksp- against Ban Francisco. Fullback turn, to M t Nebo Sunday, Nov. 4. Budzek' and Bill Lynch, also will hurt W e loot, Jeffcoat- with the M E N 'S S h o e Ao. MethodWt 27, Duke 12. Kticks pttch and the Dodgen'U just • "Every, time a hit went through bliater when ;we needed hlih. Our «as over B a i^ — to name a few Plertda 6. beat It into the ground;’! ■- Mel: Triplett spent a seasco, Sunday'# contest is scheduled pose* a problem for Weymouth's the iMK that should have, b e e A 789 MAIN 8T. ^ har-ni«|iiii last year,' establishing hjmself as fleet of s'p^dy biu^. , pitching will hai^ A ck er. and ’S OeergU If. Ne. Oanilna t. ' The way it. turned out.-tjie Dodg­ for 2 o’clock at LOgiofi Field in field^ I Aped thfe pitcher $25,” Groay n«tt, year, too. Thoae young Used f ur Display ahd Sales P rooeel with 'the itst. my \TiglnU 20. So. CaroUaa -lS. ers got only three h its, Kucks perhaps tha'Worst pass cated^ in East'.Weymoutht ! " ‘ and the Townies^ he explained. “ We pUt the money the league. , ' onej ^wlU^hdp.- X PHONI MINlMi 9-S23a Clemes* 14, Wako jrweat 7. and managed*to hit only five balls are without a douM the best club W orli series gioi^r and all3Elnos in a fund for a jritchers’ party. While the Reds were fighting for 1239 Main ST.. Manchester \ ^ ' ■rejm $•, B*frtmiaMi IE Oregon Atnte 26. Oshfomla IS. OPEN MONDAYS I _.. ’ i.:. 13 • ■ ■ into the outfield as the Yanks won So with a thifd-down’'Situation, the MerchMts 1 sen called Slaughter ftill adriiits he’s almost There’s $400, plus some money the pennant right down to the last " ' IS. K )—with some help from two Berra Heinrich faded, to throw. Triplett u p on 'to face tHuir far ’ th is‘■fall. sorry he was peddled from KAnsaa that Ed Bailey put ln..The party’s Ateek, Birdie TebbeU chnehed hli State 18, homers. . went wide, cut to t^e middle. Two Unbeaten, untied and > u n b r e d City to the Yanks in irild^xessbn. tonight.fPlI make up the differ- ijght to be Manager-of-Uw-Year. - (I ■ M .r* ■ .7' -L i:. ^ ■ ■ ■/■ "■/' . ■■■)' ■ '•1 . *- • • • 't •t. t :" ' .tTr. ■r'. ■:y — ' " ^ ■ l'’ ' A"'-:' c V :- ; n i . ■( :;C ■ ^ i' - t V \ -V .-t -i,^ V X • \>-': /'''' MAN( SR EVENING HERALD, |tSNCHESTER, CiONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 19M -;-^4 ^ » . •>rr Sal# 72 I Boaaes Fdr Bala 72 W'anterf—Pets— Automobilca for Sal* lERE OUGHTA BE A LAWl BY FAGALY and SHORl'EN Help W»nteit-i.Uale Help Wanted—Mel* FOR SALE—Man’a rebuilt and re- SO’x*’ PLYCRAFT outboard with Wd^iTED for two ga'iittemen MANCHESTB'R..J^king for rooma 90 STEEP IfDLLOW LANE. < For Petiitry—Stock 44 Jasted shoes, high or low. Reason­ Navy top and air foam ■eiishions. Reliabte, Honeat Person Bath, shower, and large Rtough to'live, work and en­ immediate) sale. Owner. Mi: PART AND-FULL time driyafa. lAAlL ROOM HELl^r-FilIl or part ably priced. Sam Yulyea, IS Maple See it in action in^tbe 1997 Evtn-' MANCHESTER FET Centar for all TOlfA. ‘AXS.OVER 39 HazeUBL Ml 9-708V tertain in? Also modern convene, .9-981*. Men-Be/Siire to Get Classifitd '18«» CADILLAC - Coup* DeVille, Must know Mancheater and be 24 time... AdyorSylitem, Inc., 28 Park St., near Main St. rude moftor catalog. Reg. S17U AID BALANCE iencea? All these feptures are in- SI., iSlft-tfoird, Conn. your pets and pet euppliei. S. A good qondiUon. »760. MI. 3-5470. . SURE.' r ItNOW THEM.PR5TTy'wpLL3 years old or older. Apply Manclua- F.O.B: To clpse out 3134*.: abVe iT p a y m e n t s iY (XIMFORTABLE single or . corporaled in this eight ytar, old P FAMILY-;:6.5 Tbp SAID HE'D DOWN AT OTV HALL. But IP VOU ' H . ter Taxi, 53 Purnell Place. ’ H.'Green Stamps. Dpen 9 to • •TORE FIXTURES, tables,* pipe $600. Only at Barstflwr'S. 50. $17.*S> double.. First floor, beside bath. h6u*e located within one black of U X PART TIME welder for weldibg •Monday through Saturday. Thurs­ Advertisement 1962 HUD8QN—R*dW, heater, •tg:- kEveeusE HIS EVER SET A TICKET, DpNT BXPaC^ racks, register. displey 'etands. -0-7234.. 3 OpenSete Private home. Tel.. MI 1^6746. modem grammar school in ex^ TH6o-4iar - garage, central location, nal liKhU, hydramatiif, S29S. MI POLITICAL PART L r FULL time meat man heavy duty conalniction equip­ day night till 9. Free parking. Ml. Must be M>ld at once. Can 50. CLASSIFIED ADVT. ME 10 "PiX* IT TOR YOU .' IP you . with experience. Call 1^. S-3254, ment to work one or. more hours Rooms of Brand-Net cellent neighborhood. High eleyk- Ia, ; 9-1832. 9-4273. We repair aqUhriums, 0-3319 after 6 p.m. i^ / .Furail GENTLE5IWN to share master tion. Not development. G s r ig e , all uUUUea. a dr TR. 6-3798. par day. Time can be arranged'to heaters pumps and reflectors. >95 DEPT. HOURS Banding Mattriala Beautiful Waatiiigh6u*(KEIec. bedroom next, to bath and TV. pmcaite 'driveway. LocaUtM not New York t/F)—Gueaa what'a new then toe depression hit, and fitass MUST SELL 1954 Ford Cuatqm suit, I your conv^iAnce. Apjpiy Main sL NEW BUILDING last fall, 8’x8’, Call after 6:30 p. m., MI 9-6801. 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. CARPENTERS—two ; good men, To be (Removed. Buy it at your RaMgart given over phone. Shown only by- E A E REALTY In diamond engagement rings. got rsally bad." hne'^ two-dhor. MI 9-6511 after Thomaa'Colla Co.-. M l Broad St. USED ‘ LU5IBER Baautiful— ■ - ^ *a luitc appointment. A real buy at $15,900. steady work all year ’round. Call price been at.'69 Mill St. Special! 3x8, 2x8, The'answer: Ma'Ic fingara! But hard Umas w$ra^^gtoM( * P- w- ~x -r ' SCRAPES... BU. 9-047X any time. ATTENDANT-Full U*ie, good pay _ Room 'Suite Listed only with the Escott Agen- MI 9-6397 - - MI 3-4480 new to him. He had gona COPY CLOSING TIME Articles For Sale 45 der, in lot aizes, 5c tte Set cy. Not Bubtisted./ 5 0 .9-7683.------' 'You mean men are actually ba­ LOOK WHAT 5495 BUYS plus commission. Some exp,erieiice i _ FURNACE—Quiet automatic warm Alao pine end fir at 12 to help aupport hla FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. pref«)Ted ^ ------air conditioner. BTU 100,000. Used ‘Da Luxe” Range ginning to waar engagenient a widow with 7 children. la ^ J ^ W s o S^rvT I FOR SALE-55_g«l. dmms, ^ ^ one season. Call PI. 2-6694. ' thouaand. Oil fired of Watrtiaghouse Elec. rings? '■ 1952 PLYMOUTH — Trvo-Door. right men- Manchesl condition, $2.60 each. For further with oil tank, pipea 60x26 SIX pxibM . ranch, six years Twenty two yean ago.he lauadi- MON. THRU FRl. Parkway. ! ;arator if'you prefer YOUNG SCHOOL teacher .would old, 36’ . living room, 2!^’ master FIRST TIME Radio and Heatelr. renter. Windsor SI. information call the Herald, phone tora, $375, 4 x like to ahare attractive apartment ■'Yes,, more every day,” aaid ed.hia own businssa irith |3S bor­ 10:30 A.M. ELECTRONIC’ MI. ^ 3 07. FIVE PIECE chrome kitchen set. Ruxa. -lamp*. TaMes, Linol.cum bedrqotn, $10,600; also large five 1952 WILLYS — Six - Cylinder. MI. 3-6121. * ■' also Coif spring and bed, two with hardware, $ and a Few Other Articles in Manchester with' a young busi- Kanry Peterson, th^nation’s larg-, rowed from hia aiator. Ha ploe sw - Heater and Overdrive. t FO ^ ranch $9,000. Both on lot -ON MARKET sd with a new gimmick—a ftasiea SATURDAY 9 A. ftl. TECHNICIANS, PLUMBING or heating ex] storm windows, size 28x51. 50. aoil pipe, half-price, EVERYTHING neas- woman, near bus tine. Write 380x270. to be sold together. Both ast diamo.td ring manufacturer. 1951 CHEVROLET r— Four-Door. SPACE h e a t e r for sale. 39'* 3-6500. dows; $25 each, THE UNPAID V .' Box V, Herald, or call MI. 9-6437 Seven room garrison colonial, that Interlocked the ’wedding rtag iBJ ■ ^ ieiiced helper or With mechanica high. 21” wide. In good condi- ' are in excellent condition. Carlton "But in the case of r.xen we don’t rODR OOOPERAXIQN WILL Heater and PowergUde. { ability, full time, preferably or cable, half price^ BALANCE PRICE Or DO. 3-1293. hot water oH heat, fireplace, sun- with the engagement ring—that i W Call PI 2-6850. > TIRE BALE W. Hujfchlna. 50. 9-8183, 9-4694. call them engagement rings. We BE APPRECIATED 1951 DODGE CORONET— Radio, 1 part time. Call Ed .lohnson, MI. ONLY $4M.2* porch, garage, ameaite drive, beau­ helped revolutionlae the iMUitzy. Heater, Fluid Drive. ■ ThonJu. •00x16 $11.95 Reg. Value $17.A IUX3CVILLE—Fivs room . apart- j Today hia firm—the Feature B utpcphim- Experienced men required 3-6979. Free iRorage until wanted. Free TANNER ST. —Ijarge four room tifully landscaped, cit]r utilities; call them acceptance rings. 1950 PONTIAC—Four-Door. Ra-1 •UMCH9ANB4B FOR SAL^' 'F'ive ."ilorm, vindows 670x15 $13.95 Reg. 'value $20. $20.1 A niFR i'oiiO e— V lateh delivery. Free ’aet up by our own ment; 895 monthly. Watsor) Real­ Diamond- Ring Oo.—does a.iHMlt4- SELP. SOT ISiaUNKEBHia and ten full length screens. All Cape, dormers and shed dormer. Immaculate condition, ' Kxcellant "When a woman becomes en­ Dial Ml 3-5121 dloj Heater, Hvdramatic . to asaemble wire and teat 710x15 $15.95 Reg. value $23.15 . . Jewelry 48 reliable men. ty; Thrall Rd., Vernon. Tft. 5-7630, b u v . mlUion-doUar business anntialijr. Pulled in' iooav SANBCBWROMa in good conhifion. , Frame size Firsts—Full guarantee MI. 9-788.1. Second floor big enough for three \ gaged, she naturally wants to give 1950 OLDSMOBILE ••88” — Four- CAUF. ^ Help Wanted— Phone Me Immediately additional rooms and bath. Two her fiance a present. Jttu there is Peterson himself la a milUos^e AND-OH BOV! electronic devices. Will, 36" X 52” . CaKMl C ^ M 9-7543 after Tax-exchange l 8X)NARD W. YOST Jeweler, re- Five room ranch. Full basemant, Door. Radio. Healer.. Hydra- Male or Female .37 Hartford CH. 7-0358 fireplaces, one in cellar. Air-con­ no earthly reason why she —and an unuaal one, 5(oat nilOloit- matic. O'O hE throw consider recently ' dis­ 6 p. m. ' Budget Center Cole Motors y ^ l r f , adjuati watches expertly. After 7 P. M. CH. 6-4690 fireplace, hot water oil heat tile alres preach the vlrturea of hard 91 Center St; 436 Center St,, FOUR-ROOM healed apartment ditioned heat oil. I.Arge lot. shouldn’t buy him a diamond ting, HI5 ■WitShT COOKS ARE needed for Mansfield I Reaaonabla prices. Open daily. See It Day Or Night Amesite drive. Seven years old. bath, large’ kitchen and living work. But Peteraoii points out'M . Lost ahd Found charged veterans experi­ 1957 TV, 21” . UHF. VH>j.^Famoiis 50. 3-4164 ^ ^ 50. 9-0980 Thursday evenings. 139 Sprucf and garage; i75. *11 9-0755. so he, too, can have an everlasting Many Other Modela Priced To Sell 'AROUND,' State Training School. Starling If you have no means of traqs- Price $14,800. George L. Graziadib, room, hatchway,, city utilities, near disadvantages. enced in electronic back­ makes. Regular $289,9.5. N^Mcial Street. 50. *4387. portatton. I’ll aend m y auto for bus' line, school. Immediate occu­ proof of her love and affection." LOST—UtUe firl’a gUMea, octagon Fait. No Fixed Down Pa.vment. salary 12940 pet annum. Mainte­ $189.95. No money down, $2.00 SALE—33 1-3^' off On 1956-1957} A'TTRAfTl'lVE two room furnished Realtor. MI., 9-5878 "I am only 48," he said, "but to Paymenta Aa Low As 110 a Week. you. No obligation. pancy. ‘There is alao 'another advantage get where I have I had to put in ahaped with brow rima. Vicinity ground. Must be familiar nance provided ait nominal cost weekly. Budget Center, 3-4164. wallpaper. GreeiTPaint and Wall-! apartlfient..Private )>ath, entrdnee in this trend for the bachelor. If Washington School playground. Apply Dr. Dayton. Superintendent, paper at' the Green. Open daily 8-9 A-^I^B—E—R—T—’S and parking. 34 Union St. BOWERS SCHOOL — Choice six North Manchester - - New five as much hard work aa a man of MANCHESTER MOTOR with necessary electronic Gerden-r-Penn—Dairy 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD room colonial, fireplace, tile bath, his girl throws him over for an­ MI. 9-3S07. Mansilansfield Depot or Stale Per.son- WINE PRESS complete with p.m. , . • I room, hot water €>fl, city utUitiea, other guy, he can hock the ring 85, and. sometimea I feel like t*. SALES ANNEX lest equipment. Excellent nel Director, State Office Building. grinder two barrel capacitv,^$10. Products 50 garage, excellent condition, large full twsement, near bua line, "It is no good to have to wsrk LOST-SHARE BOOK No. 5909. y h i-f i Ta b l e r e c o r d player oil lot, trees, only $14,900. Carlton W, she gave him to court a new flame. opportunity for the right Hartford. •147 Birch St . Ml. 3-580$. ^ DARK RICH l o a m '. Grade No. 1.' Business Locations School. too hardftoo-yixuig. Yow miss too. Notice la hereby given that Op­ 333 MAIN STREET IS per yard. Grade No. 3, $2.tfo legs, rer. $154.95, special $139.96. Hutchins,' Realtor 541. 9-5132,' Peterson said that while accept­ nrr vard Tmrk load Ini. PEACHES AND PEARS. $1 and up. Only at Barstow’8. For Rent much along tho way. If I hadn't tional Share Book No. 5906, isaued MANCHESTER, CONN. man. ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ 9-4694. A few choice ho.mesitca ‘'midst ance rings for men are still only a worked so hard, t might not be by The Mancheater Savlngg and HARRY JACKSON, Manager Situations Wanted-^ able and standard typewritfra. rmesUe • T-mshed r t X gmveb | . ^<>0 Buah Hill Rd. _ BUSINESS OR office locaUon. 474 the trees available at Anaaldl smalt part of the booming diamond where I am now. But 'cle Shop. MI, 9-209$. ter at. I RCXac TURNIPb, aqueah and csb- creates . protective barriers and ty We are trained to teach proper­ Hospital, comer South St./ and weddings, dancing .school, etc. area. Excellent six room Cape Owner MI. 9-4026 ed to learn tha trade at 14—noth­ than trying to make a stMoan ly. Ml. 9-6075. FLAT FINISH Holland window M o d e l Laundry, 73 Summit St. tive. No Phone Calls. - bage, $1 a bushel. Bring contain- Vernon Ave., Rockville. Open 9 Cod. plastered walla, fireplace, disintegrates negative conditions. PORTERFIELD’S PET SUPPLY, SEVERAl, WESTINGHOIJSE elec­ j ers. 336 Hillstobm Rd. MI 9-8091. ing a waek,” he'recalled. "And ' after you’re 46." ahadea, made to meajure. AU * APPLY TO MR. SALE now located at Route 5 and Chapel a.m.-9 p.m: Saturda.v until 6 p.m. combination windows, screened in WANTED—Ride to J. B. Williams MANCHESTER Driving Academy* SALESLADIES, full time, 40. hour RUBBER PRESS tric iiona, some shop worn. Come Boats and Aceeasorifs 46 rear porch, tastefully landkcaped, ... LoU) Tor Sale 7S metal Venetian blinds 'at a nAw 10 A. M. - 12 Noon Room 106 Rd . South Windsor, next to East: in and make, an offer. Only at c o n c o r d g r a p e s . 370 Nackma- <%., Glastonbury, from E. Middle guarantees quick resulilta. Expert low price. Keys made while you week Or part, time 12-6 pCh\; Ex­ OPERATORS COLD SPOT refrigerator, excellent many other extras. AH for the low gery. I should think that If Ycur - perience helpful but not necessary. Hartford Drive-In 'Iheatcr. Open BaI slow's. CLEARANCE SALE tack St., after 4:10 p.m. weekdays, Wanted To Rent 68 ONE ACRifi building lots. Birch Tpke. First shift MI 3-4065. instructions. Dual-controlled car. wait. Marlow's. daily -S-S, Tuesday, Thnr.sday and condition, $85. Call between 7:00- price $14,700. L. R. Whitcher A doctors advise operation it srauld Call Mr. Miclette, your personal Excellent ataHtng salary. Apply WEATHERKING ALSCO ON 1956 STOCK all day Sunday. 50. 9-3346. 10:00 p.m 50. 3-7633. Co. JA. 8-2131. Mountain Section. In Bolton near be well to follow this suggMUoB. in person. Tots 'ft Teeris, 958 Main Second and third shift. Exper- , Friday nights 7 . t p m. Man- ONEOOttBLE barrel hammer gun. YOUNG COUPLE desperately in Manchester. High elevation. Nice The WANTED—Ride to Pratt and Whit- instructor at PI. 2-7349, FURNITURE repairing and refin- 2535 ALBANY AVENUE iJood condiirqn. 691 Porter St,, c-o |No. 1 GREEN Mountain winter po- Q-^Would drtnlUijg « iRV* . ney, third shift. South parking lot. St. or call for appointment. MI. ience not required, will train. In-| Chester customers can tall .lA .Greatly reduced prices on 1954 9x12 Wil t o n RUG. mattress, need of three liedroom apartment, $2,000 DOWN, large three bedroom reeidentlal section, Pric* < $3500. iahing;'antiques restored. Fumi- BISHOP’S CORNER 8-3393 and we wilt bring order Albert Gorman after5 I tatoea, mealy and very good eat- first floor, two children, TR. amounts of milk cause;caldu|R To MI. 9-9D2. MORTLOCKS, Manchester’s lead­ 9-4427. . W'EST HARTFORD ' surance, holiday and vacation bene- . Rrott Atwater motors and many spring and table lamp. Reason­ ranch, fireplace, aluminum Phone 50. 9-5910. ing driving school offers profes­ .ture Repair Service, Talcottvilli, fits. home with ns at 5 pm. to 68 other marine products. ' I ing. No, 1 in every respect. De­ able. Tel. 50. 9-1290. 6-2071. Doctor Says form' around the Joints and leeelt MI. 3-7449; storms; cellar, immaculate condi­ iit arthriUsT—Mrs. E. M. RIDERS WANTED from Manches­ sional teaching by a skilled cour­ BOOKKEEPER—Experienced for Spruce St. McrNTG.SH DO AT CO. livered to your door, one bag or tion, many extras, 125’ frontage, LOT AT 137 Spruce St. in businees ter Green to downtown Hartford, more. MI. 9-6438. ‘ WES'nNGHOUSE double door con- WANTEP-Before Nov 1st, fur­ section. Inquire State Tailor Shop, ■A—Milk is not a recogi^Ued teous instructor. Tw o cars, stand­ WEAVING of bums, moth holes general office work, five days, 53 Oak St.,-Manchester ' sweeping views $14,800;' Carlton hours 8 a;m.-4:45 p.m', MI. 9-2044. ard or automaUc. MI. 9-7398. Work in Manchester C O a ^ R PUPPIES wjlh excellent aole TV. Originally $460,/ used nished apartment. No children. 8 Btasell St. 50. 3-7383. . One Leg Shorter caused tor arthritis. However, it is and torn clothing, hosiery runs, 8:30-5'p.m. AU paid compahy JOIN A GROWING disposition. F^ill grown. Black and EXCEPTIONAL W. Hutchins, MI. 9-5132, 9-4604. benefits. Ml. 9-5273, loseJ916 wLVINRLDE8 iN n i’mi'H 3x Tn to 30_h.p.xn i, at iMOUNTAIN winter pots $49.95. Only at Baratow’s. ' Box K. Herald. Other Bfay Bcsult la not good for anyone to drink tod' handbags repaired, zipper• re­ white female Cocker, $2.’S. Cocker toes are now ready. Edward Ver- ROLLING PARK - - Six finUhed OhroBlc Backache large amounts of milk or to tske FILE CLERK lur mail room work. COMPANY SPENCER RUBBER CAPE COD 20% reductions. 1957 models are celli. School Rd., South Bolton. WANTED .r Three ofc four-room Aatomobiles tor Sale Motei-cycle^—Bicycles 11 placement, umbrellas repaired, stud service registered Rockville higher. Only at Barslowa, just TWIN SIZE HoUywood bed with rooms. Cape, tile bath, fireplace, Subarban For Sale 7B or do anything else to excess. , _s_ men's, shirt collars reversed and "Advo-System. Inc., 28 Park St.. • PRODU(jrS CO. TR. 5-2894. • ' 6 nicel.v decorated large 5(1. 9-5898. ivory bark. Maple dresser with unfurnished house, or flat. Be.stkof Hartford, Conn.- In the growing carbide cutting, north of Post Office. ahed dormer,' excellent condition. 1------—,------By m )W lN P. JORDAN. M. D. Q—Whst do you think of sur­ BEFdRS YOU BUY a used car hUNCHESTER CYCLE SHOP on replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ tool industry we need experienced | Chapel Street roiiiii!*. fireplace, ceramic tile —mirror;-?cheat yot drawers, maple. referencas. Chtn-ch .people, 54 ra. Buckley School Transferred. | VERNON—Ranch 5Vx rooms with Written tec NEA Servloe gery tor prolapsed eyelids? IDns see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick 166 West Middle Tpke., repairs ing Shop. ADORABLE TOY Terribrs Rea balli, hoi ualer nil heal, beau­ Three comer mahogany tables. Joseph Evans, MI 3-8583. PART TIME career ifpr homemak­ machine ope'r^tors and other types I Manchester, Conn, 14x63” x30 ’ V BO'TTOM runabout, $15,400. Ken Ostri’nsky. MI. 3-5159. attached garage. Full Ogliar. Oil I Am always glad when I can droop baidly and I understand that Sales and Service, 285 Main all makes, specializing in'English. •Honablv priced. Tel. Rockville TR. tiful M-reened porch, .rnmblna- new', fast, center deck. Special Household Goods 51 50. 9-6412 or l-l$76. ers wanting to supplement family of industrial fi'araonnel. If you wapt 5-7894 ' WANTED—Four or five-room i m ______Hal Morse. MI, 9-3598. hot water heat. Lot 90x300. Resi­ give a deSnite answer to a ques­ a tuck can be taken in toe lid. Street MI. 9-467L Open evenings. Buys oe$d hipycles, all sizes. a good job apply at office. I tinii storm sash and doors, per­ $189 at Baratow's. dential section. Gaaton Realty, This would give me a boost to income. Must b« over 25. well AUTOMOBILE mechanic. Steady - ANTIQUE f u r n i t u r e . aUver, CASTRO CONVERTIBLE couch, fiirntahed apartment for young j 35 WELLINGTON, RD. tion. Hours 9-8' p.m. week days, 8-6 Building— Contractinx 14 educated, well groomed and able manent finish aluminum'siding. glass, china, ahd used furniture 7-room 165 School St. MI 9-5731; «ve. my morale.—J. Q. N. n e e d a CAR7 Short on a down p.m. Saturdays. MI. 9r2098. work. Modern shop, full benefits. . almost new, $125. Three maple working'(rouple. Be.sl of,, refer-, Q~ A friend has one leg about to meet people. A good job with Our employes know of this ad. Ap- THREE six week.s old gray kit Sii|>erlnr. lHndil steam heat. Attached pne inch shorter than the other down? Doh't give tip! For a good Alterations, additions, garages. good pay for those who qualify for NELCO TOOL CO., INC. ply in person to Bruno Mazzoli at | ien.«. Call 368 Oakjaild .^1. kitchen set red, like new $30. PI. Call ACB \Realtv, MI 9-2.H92 or dieesse responsible (such as a full or part time career in their (erred. hours. Special $59.91. Barstow. a; garage, Tastefully decorated. Im­ ANDOVBR—’Dire# 'bedroom home and a . curve in the spine. Ctould mysstoenis gravis) > I stmaoss deal—not thru si small loan com-- Busineas Services Offered 13 Re-aiding specia'Iists. Easy budg­ 266 Center Si., Pine St. entrance Manchester Motor Sales Ml. /*- Just north of Post Office. 2.7839. MI 3-5414. on lake : front, completely fur­ this account for backaches? What own community. For further in­ 9-5295. ■r T e l . M l 9. 226A \ mediate occupancy. Sensibly lsstic s u r g ^ la a pesaibalty. paay—see •'Harry” at 333 Main et term*.' MI 9-6495 or TR CHAMBERS priced at $17,900. Call A. R. nished. Price $10,SM. Caah re­ would the treatment be?—8. J. G. St. (Formerly D<^laa Motors). DICK’S' WEATHERSTRIP Com­ 6-9109. formation call Mrs. Vje.ndrillo at ------— ...... I FOR s a l e Small buff dog. Call 3 H. P. EVINRUDE Sportsman j UNIVERSAL Electric Stove. Tive j ASSISTANT .^ANAGER W T. >ne wonders, however, how often MI. 9-6945 between 7 and 9 p.m. A f t e r 3 P . M . Wilkie A Co., 5II 9-4389. j quired $3500.’ Maileline Smith, A—This situation could account g pany, doora and windows custom WINDOW CLEANER. Experienced i MI. 9-54.M,. outboard, rlean, used only at Cov. FURNITURE SALES years old. Excellent condition. | Grant'Co., dekii ea 4-5 room un- Realtor. 50. 9-1643. this would be worth the effort. A ‘ 1940 FORD CONVERTIBLE, new work, guaranteed. CaU MI. 9-1583 BUILDING—Repairs. alterations. MAN TO WORK in fumilifrefand if possible. Part or full time. No ------$70. MI 9-6941. ■ "j fumi|h4'd VentAMI. 9-2031, for backaches, The treatment i* competent plastic mSefton could entry Ij>ke, $40. Barstow's MI. , M a n c h e s t e r —Modern six-room top, new front ' end, dechromed, After 6 p.m. , ' Cabinets, etc. Call C. Lathrop, MI. floor covering department. ''Excel­ hlgp climbing. CaU MI. 3-7614. 9-7234 50S East Middle Turnpike ortoopetUc and probably would in­ render an optolon. ■ BEAGLE PT'PS. Can be seen after ' Colonial, sale price $11,500. Short! leaded in, new paint MI. 9-1406. 9-0384 or PI. 3-8398. WIRERS AND lent opportunity for local Vian. ■V volve building up the short leg by ANTIQUES Etetmiahed. Repairing Employe discounts. Paid vaca- APPRENTICE DIEMAKER willing 4:30. Ml. 3.4624 10 H P. .«?CX)’tT-ATWATF.R 19.54.' .AT THE GREEN way out. nice five-room ranch, 1 BROAD BROOK a high heel or .other medsures and MIMED CHECKOUT done on any furniture. Tleman, ^^541 *9? 58^ **"^'*^* ‘ Rukines Property^'or Sale 70 fill! cellar, large lot, full price] JEEP 1956. four months old, 3,000 FOR REMODELING or repairs, SOLDERERS tiona. Complete insurance pro­ to learn a good trade, Apply in OUR 1st ANNIVKRS.VRY ts $149 at Barittow's, just north of perhaps additional orthopedic pro­ Dodge a ty , Kan. M — Chasles miles. ’ Full canvas top. heater, 189 South M ain' St. Phone MI. see William KanehJ, 519 Center gram. Good salary plus com m it person. Guhver Manufacturing .and still ronitM-tlriir. Post Office. $13,500. Small’ down payment;. Four family brick. Excellent in­ cedures. Samuels of nearby WUeon, lOa., tear seat, oversized tires, $1800. 3-5643. St., Contractor and Builder. sion. Apply in person. Montgomery Co., 234 Hartford Rd.. l.ivestorK—^Vehicles 42 Moat' Exciting Special selection p f lamps. Some , T8-LEVISION 18” RCA console, ROCKVILLE Call the Ellsworth Mitten Agen- come, garag’es. central. Full price Q-- When one picks mushrooms, Experienced in wiring and solder­ pairs, some singles, half price, with UHF converter. 'Excellent wrote police here, asking them to' MI. 9-9783 after 6 p.in. Ward, 828 Main St. c.v. MI 3-6930. how can one tell definitely that mall him his identificstlfm papers RUBBISH AND aahea removed. ing ' of resistors, condensers and Pr e s s o p e r a t o r to team setup. WE BUY COWS, calves and beef condition MI. 3-7693 336 Hillstown ' $18,900. Terms. FOR FALL HU-NTINf; * I GROCERY BUSINESS and personsl. belongings.' INEXPENSIVE CLEAN transpor­ General cleaning, celiara, attica components, similar to radio AJiply in person. Gunver Manufac. cattle. AJ8o| horses. Piela Bros.' AUCTIONS! Complete selection of furniturs j R(J - ' GREEN HILL ST. Price leducedl they are the edible kind?—W. <3. • Aluminum Windows Oar vldlt Hill convince you of (or the home.-Reasonable pricea. . A—'There ia no reliable metheid. Police 4>Miged—but with a war­ tation.. If you don’t see what you and’ yards. Reasonable rtitea. M. and Doors 14-A chaasia asaemblies. Excellent work­ turmg Co., 234 Hartford Rd, Tel. Ml. 3-7406. „ , ^ ...... —Including ...B six room residence for quick aale to $14,500. Here is | want on 'our lot look behind our A M. Rubbish RemovaL ML A & P TEA COMPANY theFabuloim I4av|ng*. , .ALL $006 Mauser with scope , $60 j over store, two-car attached ga- a 7-room home with 2-car garage' ROWLSON, The fact that a mushroom is found rant instead. . - 9-9757. ing conditions. 1 Y'^dU3^~MAN married, preferred. BRAND - NKM MKlif1H>tN- near a ruaty nail, does or does not Samuels, the warrant charged, . office. Cars to suit aU purses. 333 GUARANTXIED against all haz­ 3030 Marlin carbine, sling $40 loi ated in fine neighborhood-. I -Applications Accepted Strafford Window Distributors. d i s k ; Ope„ 0 ,il .v : 10 A.H. - 5 P.M. ‘ tarnish silver, peels easily, or any departed Recently from a police de- .Main, formerly Douglas Motors. ards. Aluminum -screens- and 3080 Winchester i-aj bine mew 1 $89 Green Hill St. is located Ijetween REAL ESTATE HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. Interviews Being Held MI.^3-68^. (llftHare, Hand aiM Power years old. $40,000 a year biisinesa i other simillar teat ia utterly im­ tail whUe a city prisoner without AUTUMN CLEAN-UP aale now go­ Available at ail times. PhUco fac­ storm windows as well ’ as com­ 20 gauge Remington automatic $So E. Center St. and Porter St. Oc- formally checking out, . for Grocery Clerks in 'TooU, Klectrical Appliances, 7:30 P.M.-9 P.M. which ran be increased. Pre.senl ijiipanc.v upon completion of sale. AD. 3-7786 practical and dangerous, ’^ a t an ing dp At'Manchester Motor Sales tory Buperviaed stnyice. Tel. ML bination screen and storm doors. Moxida.v - Wednesda.v - Friday EXPERIENtel^ lathe operator Toys, Household Needs; Jewel- 30-JO Stevena bolt action • $40 Musical InstniinenUi .‘ >.3 animal will eat a mushroom still Call CoughUn. Ml. 3-7707. irt time. Apply in person. CHUkCRNEEDS i owner retiring. Will )>« sold with or ’ Handy to schools, bus and stores Annex,'8K Main St. 25 makea and 9-9698. 1 P. M. - 4:30 P. M. Manchester on full or part " rv, etc., etc.! 20 gauge Marlin over under. | without gjock. Evenings BU. 9-1630 does npt mean it iii safe; rabbits, modela, all prices reduced for Gunver Manufacturing * Co 234 iGULBRANSEN direct blow ma- Robert J. Smith. Inc., 963 Main Every THI.'RSDAV, FRIDAY (hew I ■ $100 17 ’ WES’nNGHOUSE TV,-Console. St. Tel. Ml 9-6241, for example, will eat mushrooms Invitation to Bid quick clearance. We. Intend to be ELECTRICAL SERVICE—Wiring, Hartford Rd; \ and SATURDAY .NITES . hogany spinet piano. $495. .repairs, insulations, oil bumegs, Roofing—Siding 16 fulltime basis. 23 Marlin automatic $25 nearly new picture iu pel $49.95 at Call .1. D. REALTY which are readly poison to human sold out before the new 1957 Olds- g r a y MANUFACTURING ,'4alen Start at 3 p.m. Barstow's. . ' '" I Kemp’s. Inc. Ml. 3-5680. I COVENTRY -Route 44-Cape Cod. beings. The only safe procedure is Seeled bids for furnishing end mobile la announced November electric motora. Kenneth Lacou,- I OPERATOR for rhalling- machine, i Small Ptano MI. 3-5262 MI. 9-9738 Electriclan. PI. 2-6388 after 6. 'RpOFING SIDING, painting, car­ r Good wages. Overtime pay.! We accommodate 1.004) people, Ttsed rifles taken in trade toward MUSIC instrumental, rental. Com­ Full dormera, fireplace, basement, to eat commerically cultivated installing a beaUng system for #th. COMPANY Paid Holidays 16 ” WESTINGHOUSE table model Mil. 9-3640 DON’T MISS THESE-- the Town of 54ancHeeter. Water pentry, alterations and additions. Advo-System. Inc., 28 Park St., j over 900 cars! plete line of instrumenta. Rental I garage, acre of land. Excellent niiiahrooms. new Johnson. 1657 motors. TV with table and U.H.P. convert, condition. Only $13,600. Maddmc tc Department Filter Plant on Ob«K $499 BUYS A good runnihg 1951 CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Service. ceiluigg,’ workmanship guaranteed. HILUARD ST , MANCHESTER Fh e Day Week Hartford, Conn. . ’ i Will Pay Reasonable Price "Uonnecticiit's Ijirgeat applied to purchase price. Repre­ ' I Q—Win you please ^discuss Auction Firm” er, onl.v $59.95 at Baratow's. deVos, Realtors, JA. 3-0255. Eve­ er Hill Street, will be received^t Che\’rolet, powergUde. four door. 151 North . Main St. Small appli- A. A-;’ Dioi), Inc.,.299 Autumn St. senting Olds. S^lmer. Ped- Farms and l.and For Sale 71 n e a r l y c o m p l e t e d Two cardiospasmf-T-J. N. ’ ancea repsdred. MI. 3-6517, real- MI. 3-4860. Good Starting Wage McINTOSH BOAT .CO. nings MI. 9-3654. toe office of toe GenenK Man­ A test Oak St. Model US6. For quick sale. $86.] mud'o, 177 McKee. MI. 3-7500. FARM FOR SALE --44 acres, | w-alla, oak floors, ceramic tile bath. fi-om repeated spasms, of the upper ager, 41 Center StreetAlp to $:•# RAV’S r o o f in g CO., shingle and Coll Ml 9-M65 RTK. 6, BERLIN TITRNPIKE ANDOVER—All the custom built P.M. E.D.S.T. on^^ATueaday, Oc­ ter Motor Sales Annex, 383 Main Manchester, (’onn. Good for a spare. 10'Laurel St. , 8-room house. High elevation. I custom birch kitchen cabinets; full end of the stomach known as the ACE.OOALL SERVICE.- Will do built up roofs, gutter and con­ Pensio|n.Plan HELP WANTED Opp.'Connertlcut Light A *'hom6s for livability” at Dell- tober 23rd, 195 St. any general cleanup and handy ductor work, roof, chimney re­ WAITRESS - Hours 6'12 p.m. Apply 1 Power t'o . Bldg. Ml 9-3922 I _____ lANnQUE PUMP organ. Excellent Asking $17.,000. Call PI "2-6337 or| ba.sement; oil. hot water- heat. wood, built by Reimer.are sold. cardia. It results In. dilation of t)ie Chef's Diner, 9 Main St,, after 6. Hospitalization PI 2-8197 baselHiard radiation. Near stores. lower end of the esophagus—toe Details and-’'hid forms may be II399 BUYS A clean 1955 Ford two- work. Rubbish removal, cellar pairs. Rey Hagenow, ML 9-2214. condition. Call 541. 9-3640. But, a ranch. Cape Cod end co­ had by ceHlng at toe Water D e - cleaning, lawn m ow i^ etc. Very Ray Jackson, 50. 3-8325. p.m. Group Insurance M ALE and FEM ALE FRANK’S ANTIQUE SHOP, 420 schools and churches. Good size lonial are under conetruction. See tube running from the mouth to door at Manchester Motor Sales Lake St' is buying and selling the ato'mach. This In turn inter­ parttimnvs office, 55 Center Annex. Grab this one—yoii’U. never reasonable. Phone MI. 9-9817 or FULL and P A B t TIME 1 H P. NEPTUNE ouliioard. light, USED Mahogany Upright Piano 1 lots with trees...... $15,900 each these homes and loU before you FOR THE BEST in Bonded built WOMAN FOR alteration work on Vacation with pay only $15 as is. Only at Barstow's. good used furniture and antiques. Houses For Sale 72 feres with the passage of food SirMfL regret it! BU. 9-3184. women’s and men’s clothing. State In excellent cohdition. . Kemp's, buy or biiild. Wales Road., An­ up roofs, shipgle roofs, gutters, 541. 9-6.580 Hours • a.m.-8 p.m. Inc. MI. 3-5680. dover. Coyenlr.v. PI. 2-6251. and secretions into the stomach. WN OF - MANCHESTBR Tailor Shop, 8 Bissell St. 8tes4ly Work, Pleasant MAIN ST INVESTMENT PROP- WA’ITJR DEPARTMENT. GET RID OF that, old buggy before COMPLEnn REPAIRS by Stuart conductors and roof repairs call Apply daily between 8:30 I -Working CojndlUons OVERSIZED CAPE—6 'i rooma. 1 — It occiirs usually hi young p e o j^ R. Wolcott on wringtr and auto­ Coughlin. 50. 3-7707. Attached twe-car garage. AA resi­ ERTY 2-Family Flat, 5-5. Good who are excessively nervmia;' or Richard Martin - the first isal cold snap. Buy a WOMAN FOR inspection and as- Paid Holidays, Vacation New Side Clo$!ng Now in Business Zone thoroughly reconditioned, winter- matic washing macnlpes, electric aembly. Dry cleaning department. a.m. - 6:00 p.m. at Insurance. A 'Star* l$.Madc! Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 dential section. Also two. older i i***:” "**' Wanted— Real Estate ^ 77 Indeed, he-urotic, though thrYunda- General Manager * ranges, vacuum cleaners, fnptora, homes with six large rooms ea'ch. >1 - -. • ...... $15,800 Superintendent . ized used car. at the big autumn Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Five day week. Benefits. Apply mentai cause remains^uffknown. clean-up aale now going on at small appliances, welding. 174 in person. New Model Laundry, 73 Apply in Person GREEN 8TORM coat. Also dresses center of... town, ...... one....^ with...... garage. A In.rv.t.l Call' ARE YOU CONSIDERING Tile treatment depends < on the Mam Street; 50. 9-6678. A & P SUPERMARKET Priced right. Many other listings. ^Appointment to In.apeU, t.all. ggjjjfNG YOUR PROPERTY? Manchester Motor Sales Annex, ROOFING — Specialfi^ng m repair, Summit St. and skirts, size 13. ExceUent con­ I severity of th^pfocess imd how Gaston Realty, 16.5 School St. MI.; | yijjj appraise your property ^ Main St. DOORS OPEaiED. keys fitted, ing roofs of all kinds. Also new 261 BROAD STREET I LyiNi P oultry Form Store dition. MI. 9-1736. long it h ^ - ^ e n in existence. FULL TIME girl or woman for con- F ar gen eral office w ork in on e girl office.. T yping 9-5731. evenings Ml. 9-7486. ‘ , .JOHN H. L A P P E N , TflC. free and without any obligation. copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, roofs. Gutter work. 'Chimneys Manchester Parkade Diet and .-Attention to emotional Notice A 196;61 DODGE Comet with radio genial office. Knowledge of typing MANCHESTER, CONN. GIRLS BLUE'Alpaca lined coat, j 164 East Center-St.. Manchester We also buy property for caah. difficuUtis which may be present ^ n s, etc., lepaired. Shears, cleaned, repaired, 26 years' ex­ Size 8 raincoat. (Besses, etc; Rea- MOpiFIED„FUGLlSH coionial, six and Beater,., fluid drive for only perience. Free estimates. Cali and shorthand desir,ed. Call for w iN help . .. . no sfen ogrop h y. T d o certain exten t, MI Q I Selling or buying Contact - are.Ylnportant. At times mechan- anrves, mowers, etc., put into con- large roOihs and attached garage. 1 ,1 Ptiblic Hearing '(U $499.'Betteri . ^ r act fast on this one! Howley. Manchester 50. 8-5361; appointment. Ml. 9-4563, MancheSr •enable. MI. $-i$10, 9 . 3 p.m. )4-f)^t)l sfANLEY BRAY Realtor 4cAT dilation of the involved ar,#*, Eye It, try- it. buy it at Manches­ dltion for coming ' needs. Braith- ter Pipe A Supply. . . . Nice shaded lot in center of Man­ waite. 62 Pearl Street. PSYCHIA’n u C AIDES are wanted sch edule ton b e adjusted to m eet your tim e. - For * BRAE-BURN RfcALTY h- - If carefully performed, wiH' be A public hearing is to be held ter Motor Sales Annex, 333 Main for Mansfield State Training chester. Living room 22'6” xl4’ — 50. $-6271. l: bDY’S Winter Olotoing. - Excellent i with fireplace. Diningroom, large, useful. by the Board of Directora of toe S t GONDER'S T.V. Service, avaUable Heating—Plumbing 17 School./ .Starting salary $2940 per MANCHESTER Town of Manchester ini toe l.eaf- ^rvl'OMAN 21 •- 45' annum,' Maintenance provided at in terview w rite Bo x S . H e r a l d . condition. Size 10-14. MI 9-3083. kitchen and separate laundry' THIS AGENCY needs PtCpe.Cod, Q— I have, been treated by medi­ MAKE AN OFFER! If our prices any time. Ahtsnna conversiona. room. Also lavatory. Second floor, cine for six months for an over- ing room of the Muni9i|^l Building Philco factory supervised service. homiad cost. APP>y Dr. Dayton, Wanted . Avondale lioad • Cute four room 4-5-8 and 7 room aingleo and 2> don’t suit you. tell us what you’ll PLU51BiNO and heaung—Repairs For part time sales and offlfce three large bedrooms and bath. Cape, with fireplace. Storm win-' active thyroid gland with a .plus In'toe Town of Manchester at 5:p0 Tel. M l. 9-1486. v, , Superintendent, Mansfield Depot family houses. Buyers waiting. p.m. onTuesday, October 16, 1955 pay. If we have to say no. we’ll and contract wont. CaU 50. 9-8541. work in’ Manchekter jewelry store. or State Personnel Director, State Young m o n, 1i i g h I Must be seen to, be appreciated; dows and one car garage. Asking Howard R. Hkatinga, Resdtor. .45 basal. metabolism. Should . I gay it politely and ’we might say REFRIGERATION aalea and serv- Excellent'salary. Office Building, Hartford. Gaston Realty, 16,■) School St. MI. $14,800. Call 50..9-1107 any time.... continue wRh medicine or, allow to assess two-thirds of the cost of yea! Must Mil all cars in stock ,ice. Commercial, household, air school graduate, to 9-57''l. Evenings. MI, 9-7466 operation ?.;-^Mra. W. B. „ 1 curbs, walks and drives upon toe this month! Manchester. Motor Heating— Plumbing 17 — . Off Mather - Stielet Six rdbm LISTINGS WANTED-49ingle, two- ' A—This, i l a! complicated matte'r property of Midle Turnpike East, conditioners, freezers. AJ and W. Write Box L, Herald w drii In od vt. d ap orf- MANCHESTER GREEN .Sales Annex, 833 Main St. RefrigeraUon Co. 5a. 9-1237. BU. "Stare -1907 B.v Reid 1 . brick Cape.- I ’.e baths, basement family, torea-falnily, business which will have to be decided on south side, betwton SummiLStreet FREEBURN A WATSON, Plumb­ garage. Comlnnation windows. No property,; Have many cash buyers. and the High School. ’ , a - BXCBPTIONALLY CLEAN 1955 9-3196, 50. 9- of October 1955. radio, heater, white walls, power rags. Junkman’s jimk^ Will pick j-epair work. 50. 9-3808 Or 50. SpedallaL Fireplace,, cabinet kitchen, t*'* ' $i6 800 ■ 9-5878. 109 Henry St. Jacob F. Miller, Secretory, steering, power brakes, two toned, | 9-5931. driver's lien n se. A p p ly , Realty Sold-Hence Sale, for bath, oak floorst> garage, smesile • satisfactorily treated by radioac­ up. after 3 p.m. All day.Saturday. tive iodine (the usual "medicine” Board of Directors, a shtirp gray anad white. Act ndw i Dial 112-.kTR. 6-7621. There Are Good Jobs Sewers Gleaneil i n ^ r s o n " ' MR. and MRS. J. R. PAQUETTE, Owners drive.’ T. .1. CROCKETT. Realtor- USTINGS. WANTED —this one 'won’t last long at $2499. involved)' and some ' require sur­ 5fanchester, Connecticut Available in Manchester AND INSTALLED ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE CONNECTICUT $11,700 Mi, 3-5416"pr Manchester Motor Sales Annex, CLEAN AND paint those gutters Millinery-—Dressmaking 19 .A t the HOUSE— FINE HOTEL and DIN(NG FURNISHINGS Prompt and C^iteoue Service 833 Main SL - . now. Avoid costly repairs later. ALTERATIONS on dsy and evening' Cellars Praiaed WARREN E. HenVLAND Mix. Weijs. MI. 3-478* 5U. 3-1883. ■ Telephone Company Kitchen Equip., Pool Tablea.Hig|i (irade Furniture, * WATSON REALTY dresses, coats, suits, etc, Centri•af- We have openings fori MI. .VU08 TOWN ADVERTISEMENT ly located.‘50. 9-6636. i ' ^ tn Separate IaiIh - THRALL ROAD 1946 CHETVROLET pickup, Lj-ton. FAY'S SEPTIC Tanks Service — Telephone Operators Town and Couiitry MI. 9-6003 VERNON f ' Phone 5a. 9-5544. cleaning, »installing cellars On Prembiesr’—2.534 Main St.—Glastonbury, Conn. WANTED TO buy piaiio. Call 50. GREEN MANOR TR. .5.7630 drained. 5U. 9-3330. Moving—^Trucking Important, inteiesting jobs help-1 MON., OCT. 15, 1956 at 10 A. M. (Tent if stormy) 1-8779. BAST (JENTER ST.—Suitable for • 5 0 ., 9-7885 INEXPENSIVE ing people complete their telephone ■ Drainage Co. Six Room Ranch ITV SERYICEL $2-50 per, all: AU Storage . 20 All Good Clean Items—7-l.ate Model Equipment office and home. Ten looms, RUBBISH COLLECTION TRANSPORTATION I work guaranteed, CMl calls. No experience necessary, I P h o f l * M l 9^ T 43 A. -Syracuse China, Whitfield Camrlla Pattern -No. 96801; steam heat, oil, fireplace, two J947 b Webb. Ages I8r38, high school, graduates j Room Without Board 59 T w o '/2 year-duplex , I 50. 9-8801. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO.- loctO Oneida Hotel Plate Flatware; (Chins and Flatware Service for bathrooms tiyo-car gaia.ge. large HELPFUL ANSWER Trucks an^ men in the employ of the Town of Manchester CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE, $195 and tong instance moving, pack- preferred. ! lot. Ample parking. Mortgages ar­ Year 'round seven, room ■ e 150). Fine Aluminum, Stainless-Steel and’EHamel Ware.; Safedge VERY PLEASANT -room for gen^ ranch, Covenlrv Lake. . Dallas IM—The post office in­ will collect rubbish on the EAST sitje of. Town o« Monday, 1949 B U IC K ...... $95- LAWN AND gardens plowed with Ing, storage. CaU 50. 3-6187 . Hart- Glassware; Silex Plate, Mixer, Other.Kitchen Utensils, etc. Wool ranged, A real bargain. For ap-. Lett.CHRYSLER NEW YORKER Service Representatives tieman. Parking, -373 Main St. "pointment call George L. Graria- formed a woman that' a small rotary plow. ExceUent soil pulyer- ford CH r-1423. Biankets, Sheets, Spreads, Pads. Towels, etc'. Table and Floor MI. 8-4071. ' Beautiful 6Uj.'.extra large. black and white dog Was prevent­ October 15, 1956. ' . • OONVERnBLE ...... $145 dio Realtor. MI. 9-5878. . IzaUon obtained, _ . Pall PI. 3-7669 Individual contacts^tUi custom- Lamps, Elec. Fans.*Vornailo/ Floor P’an Regina Wax'er, 9 x It ing mailman Houston L. 'Thomson 1947 CHEVROLET TWO-DOOR. after 8. . . MAN(3iESTER Package DeUvery. SINGLE ROOM with complete ^---- i room rartch. You are, therefore, requested to place your baitela^yr other Light trucking and package deUv- era in our business ofnee. Handling AUCTION American-Oriental Rug-and Others. Pinebr 38 in. Rotary Mower.- MANCHESTER - from delivering her .mall an'd that Bh$S ...... $95 housekeeping facilities, one block BXx^c'iient- Rockville. Five, room ranch. delivery would have to be held up materials on the lawps in front of houses, near the eidewfilk^ 1947 CHEVROUfr OONVBRTI- RANGE OIL. 'burners - cleaned, ery. Refrigerators, washers and requests. answering questions, B. Vutsan Hotel Gas Range (Double Oven,-(Griddle). I. H. Chest rooma. four finished r..\cciieni | ■ making bill adjustments. Ages 18- SATURDAY^ OCT.llith 15 INCHESI from Centtr, women only. MI-. condition. All natural woodworks Bteezeway and garage. until it was tied, BLB ___ . : ...... $95 licensed, experienced. R. Slattery. atoye moving specialty. Folding Type Deep Freeze (18 cii. ft.), Coldspot Refrigerator, Exhaust $-6539, but not on the sidewalks. ' ~ 35. High school graduates. Business Fan, Fryalator, Thermaduke Dry Hrat Steam Table (Roast Oven, 8431 fireplace, to dm mere, ba.sement l e t t PONTIAC — Radio and Heat- 50. 9-7793, ch^rs for rent. 50, 9-0763. 10:30 A.M.— P1NE MEADOW HREHOUSE t2'/i-2AVS A 'Stari Is made in the form of I The woman's answer didn’t help All receptables or materials should be placed on the U’WR experience helpful but not essen­ * Wells),’. Meat Table, etc. Kelvinator Double Door Ref rig.. liOld this lovely pineapple dolly! ThU OOZY ROOM .for one or, two girls garage, oil hot water heat, beauti- VERNON i much. . sr, Hydrsmattc $95 'ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. MANCHESTER —' Moving and tial- the night before as trucks and meii will start in designated 'VERY DOW’ DOWN PAYMENT^ NEW HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Model), Bendix Eronomat Washer, Bendix Dryex. Kenmore 'Auto­ Be proud of your sewing results j beaut.y measure! 16 inches in dia­ or would consider couple. A home fui yard. Gaston Realty, 185 “ The black dog doesn't belong Lawn mowing, light trucking, trucUng Co. 50. 3-6563. Owned a n t i q u e and OTHER FINE FURNITURE: Walnut ITwin School St. MI. 9-5731. Evenings - Six room Cape. Two-car $6.00 A 'Vt’EEK--BUYS ANY OF For complete informfLtion visit] matic Washer, Ironiile Iroqer (All In Good Condillon), Pool Table with this neat and simple day- meter, and the eye-catching cen- away from home. Afew feet from ^ to ua.” she wrote.'"W e’ve Ucd up areas at 7 :0 0 A. M. j trees put, ceUars. cleaned, papers and operated by Waiter B. Per- Beds Caned Head, and Footboard (Complete); Ptae Flrealde and Equipment, everything. Write Box U Herald. 50. 9-7466. ■ rage. Nicely landscaped T l « ABO.VK CARS. ' ' and rags taken away free. 50. ett Jr., and William J. Pickering. our employnient office at 808 Main .tim er' iimt’ delights toe" beginner 1 ter is made in the popular puff- the white .dog so please leave toe BEE HARRY JACRSON Street .'Manchester, Open Mondsys ' Bench; PIm CobMera Benidi; Chei*ry Cra^je; Day Bed; Common C. Ftne Maple Twln-and Double Beds. Chests of Drawers. Dress­ at sewing_::r- expert, .too! See the stitch. (As pretty ae it ia practl- price $13,500. ' mail now.*' ■ - - . MONDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1956 9-014Z Call evenings. Bureanm Pine Floor Blaiiket Chests; Spool Stand; B /W Cup­ ers Kneehole Desks, Night Stands (-All Maple). Very Fine fAte TWO FIVE room ranches. Autumn MANCHESTER MOTOR and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 4 St.', two five room ranches,, .^tock TOOU RECONDITIONED: Mow- Painting—Paperinjg . 21 p.m. Or call AOtchell 3-4107. board C»inmo4ta; TwJ Drawer Pine Stand; Cherry Hepplewhlte Style Twin Bedroom Set in Oak, Maple Bedroom Set 'wUh Double "*No**843f*w ito patl-o-iama In-. Pattern No. 5716 contains oro- Main St. 'I'hese homes are all reason­ LOST HORSES COLLECTION SCHEDULE AS FOUOWS: SAl.ES ANNEX Stanai; Pine Lift Tep Blanket Chest (Primitive); Mirrors; Lamp Tel. 5 0 . gttOS. Place, one five room ranch. Pros- ’ era, Tband and power) precision 4 Post Bed, Hollywoiid Beds, Maple Bunk Bed, Divans, Various eluded in sizes 12*ii, 14'i, 16‘ ,.Tcbet direvtlons;. material reqalre- pect St. See these now! for a good , SSS 5LAIN STREET Founts; OWTW, Lamp. Bases; Half-Shskle tiunp; Iron Bracket Fine Occasional Chairs; * Limed Oak Ext.' Dinette Tables, each ably priced. 30 day occupanc.v. CaftervlUc,. 111.’ (JP), -.,,fleports ground to 30 inches. Siws of-aU Tho Sbuthern New England V8'.i. 204.-4^24, 24.'i. 26)^; Size! ments: stitch illuatratlona. t ROOM TO RENT. Inquire State buy. E R E Realt'V Co. MI. 9-6297, that cyery horse '.found on • the AREA BOUNDED MAN€!HESTER. CONN. , p a p e r h a n g in g expei^y done, Two-Fount H a n ^ g Lamp; Opalescent Pink.Hangtag Candle wiUi.'d'(tbairs; 8 Wardrobes,. Mahogany Gov. Wlnthron Desk, kiniinds. Machtn'e filing and !getooth Telephone CompahS*^ I4?!i. 5 yards of 35-inch Send 25c in Coins, your name, Tailor Shop, 8 Biasell St MI. .50.-3-4480. ..It -J Call J.’d . REALTY free' eatlmatea. 50. 9-9559. . -—^ Lamp; Lap DesRa; Sideboards; Ebony Chinese Cnrio. Cabinet; Mahog. Drum Tabie, and much other fine furniture. - Aqlmrlnm loose. hereabouts belongs to State ing. Circular aaws, precial«al- Recently redecorat Myers, a horse fancier, appears in western riding eventa V SoHth by Gkntonbyry Town Lind yijte FORD ctiatom four door Mix Keya dupUcated. EmpsUn H. CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH-^ new friends, too, As the Avon pl«)Iuie come and look ua over.. Sale Inside In a warm heated audi­ Proposed Schedule:— Lot A, 10 a.m.— I8:_S0; Lunch lS:3o— 1:0*; EVENOfQ HERALD, 1150 AVE. $6 . Ml. 9-4389. A telephone feport that a-hmrse cyOedar. radio, hoatsr,/ good con- Do you wish to Join a cla6s'in con­ AMEBICAS. NEW YORK S$, N.V. LARGE FllRN^HfcD' front room MANCHESTER, H Fenwick Road. WMt1»y SgtiHi Mgin, MdiRt UrM Sjbfw Stranlt. i ? , ' - d W . ttiet 3 0 . *4«U after 6 p.m. viUe'TR. 6-71M. versational Spahiih with experi­ nity. Call Ml 3-5195. fine lot, running mostlystry to smaller items Ideal for the antiitiNi-' TO a.m. For prior inspection phone Glastonbary 5IF.4tford. 3-1.189. • Send an extra .25 cents for yotir Needlework (Ubum containing doz-t was wandering on a high w a y tnlnded or the collector or do-lt-yonraelf fan. r . „ r with, refrigerator and sink. Ready MANCHESTER \tjcintty, .. $12,650. Immaculate Cape Cod, five room foiled him out of bed at 3 a.m. re­ enced'tsacher? ' TW'o more appli- Terms 1 Ckalrs—^Lunek' i»py of toe F61I A Winter '56 is­ ens of lovely designs J^rom which three bedroom ranch, ceramic down, two unfinished, shetj dor­ NOTE: RUB^SH WILL BE C O LLE ^D ^W lyrtdy. 50. t-SOgl. MMSKXtftT tvip-4loor cUatom. meeting Monday evening, 7-8^ Help- Wanted— Male ROIERT M. REID SON, AUCTIONEERS Baatc Fashion — a complete Sew‘- In Krochet, smbroldery and knit— VERT c l e a n BEDROOM "Whenever a-hofae' geto loose, I . OiKice.: 30 5lap|e Ave., Hartford CHkpel d-l! )M tor re»|re* hoardboard heatheat., cellar, ‘pfcely secitld- bath, fireplace, hot Water heat. ABIES. ■ A * y a < m e e . P ten * 54L *-8497. Offered 13*A For information call MI 3-67i . MANCI iTER, m N N . .1. 'Injg guide for evefy woman'', who plus $ gift- patterns,. direetjons tiabta gentreman. Parkiitf. 50J ed; >4 acre,•e. **li6ea. liie s, Carlton W-4'StormStorm 'Windows.windows. $15$15,750. egk mart- everybody around hara thinka it’a EXPERIENCED RATE' cleric, fast , ^.'Renidenoe: OHd CantonRd.. Canton OWita S-490L . ! i By; RIOHARD MARTIN, GcntTRl llBM fffr'- FOMHAP ^convorubis,. '*u, (XmTAlNB laundered'intd in my homci typist, nights) five days, for truck­ 801 m a in T.1 Rhone 511 9-1770 ' sews lor herself sndiher .fgmtly. , printed in book. Only 35c a copy! S-ISM. Hutchins. 1(1. t-51$3. 9r499L gag*: BroRer, CH. t-6706, ^ mine. l ' only ’own aix," ha aaid. * NEXT SALE:‘~ ^ k U e Servi^ Lions Auiition Sat... QeL SOlb on RAYMOND R .,' Phone Ml 9-ii4\i Igm nalit f i t t i v H 'N e , UP*. AO woric doea,by jund. Reason-) ing company - Calt< after 9 p.nr. ^e^aptonjOreea^^^aii(^^X«Dij{V^^ able nteA Hbrald Advs.' cmly, M I.‘9-5373. \ .'V '. '4 . > • '• "V ' -tf- * J* ('• -1 • 'f ^ lI A N C H E m U EVENING HERALD* ’MANCHESTER, CONN, »■ '1 » Avenge Daily.^Net Pretw Ran The Weather - For the Week Ended oi V, B. Vfmtkn Oct. 6, 19M : Foraeoat Sanaa

Fair, warmer' tonight. Loer In 12,283 upper 40a- Sunday partly eloudy, Member of the Audit warmer. High In upper dOs. Bureau ofr.CircuUtion l i ' Manchester— City of Village Chattn \ VOL. LXXyi, NO. 12 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, 0 ^ 0 B E R .1 3 , 1956 (Clnaalfled Advertlsiag on Page: 10) . K m ic e p i v e ^c e n t s » 1 •

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‘ » ' UN to Vote TO GET ACQUAINTED AND TO CELEBRATE OUR Miss Youth Form's 100^ Opac^ue ^ _ _ STORE'S BI^HBIRTHDXV— WE ARE OFFERING A Rescuers Converge X , On Plan for 1% DISCOUNT /Nylon Triept Suez Truce Off Coast of Spain With Lavish lOO^o Nylon Laces Cfliroe Ejfypt. Oct. 13 (ff)— London, Oct. 13 (/P)—Search planes today spotted two lif« Morninif newspap/r-s here rafts off Spain where a giant ;^American military airliner ia On All Our Dresses apla.shed today news of the believed to have crashed three days ago—but radioed they Prwrtdent Elsenhower wears a “how abotil that ’ expresalon as Helen Hsyea, setrns co-chair­ saw no sign of life on either raft. * ’. Ini reguiftr iitock duKing oiir Annivei;sary Sale. A nio'»t man of “the Committee of the ArU and Sciences for Eisenhower, presenU him with a "birthday aureemeift at the United Na­ card" algned by 135 leading stage personalities for his 66th birthday on Ocl. 14. The President, tions on a basis for negfoti- An earlier rejiort said there appeai'ed to be one man on beautiful assortment in styles, coldrs and sizes by some one of the Gib.son Girl rafts capable of holding 20 men. come one. .> of the best laiown names in the world oif fashion. during the White Hopse ceremony', presented Miss Hayes with a medallion upon learning that she atinK a settlement' oX* the celebrated her birlhda.v on Oct. 11. • ^ Suez Canal dispute. The pa­ U.S. Air Force Headquarters at RUislip announced: ■ pers carried the news ui\de^ “No sign of life has- been observed on either.of two life cbm eall... So come and rafts ob.served from the air.”' ------’ —•* " ' : bold red and black front oaite The missing plane, a C118 Lift- w-i -w-r -la-T- -«-s I'hoose the dre.ss headlines. Akhbar el/Yom- master with a crew of nine Navy |4 J X r.,TIV O V ' aoM ii ^j^Lvr Hungary gjgeuJiQ^er Defends popular big circulation paper, men, was carrying 50 Air Force J That loolts the best, OUT famous headlined: “Situation Saved.” men back to the Air Force Base at ? JW' A v r e s t . MjCCtucT T h • A • 1 Lincoln, Neb., from duty in Britain. And take a peek It disappeared Wednesday night. Warren Austin BIRTHDAY SALE OF United f’^io n s, N. Y., Oct. Spurrrf by an SOS signal, 100 "'Xl' "II rest. . In 1949 Purge Big Busmess Aides 13 (JP)—'The U.N. Securjjy planes were in the air yesterday Council was called on today searching for survivors, or ' some Suffers Stroke We’ll be looking for yofr in our newly re-fashioned Dress Budapest, Hungary, Oct. 13 lA^ — to approve six principles on hint as to the big plane’s fate. Handbags Hungary today announced the ar­ Wa.shingtQn, Oct. 13 (i'P)— - member of the International This______morning.______Burlington. German Vt. Oct. and. 13 UB—Form er Dept.—2nd Floor. . - n orm ' Ladies Garment Workers Union Which Britain, France and 'V rest of Lt. Gen. Mihaly Farkas. President E senliovt e warni-j independent: British ships picked up SQS sig- tinited Nations ^bassador. War- Egypt have agreed to iia.se nals which turned the search 'ren R. Austin, hfs left side para- .Regular $5.95. Genuine leather former defense minister who ly defended last nigllt his use > voter.” Then he told Ki.senho\^'er: lyzed by a stroke, “spent a quiet handbaga Imported from Italy / played a leading role in the pro­ settlefnent- of their Suez planes to an area 80 miles oft Cape of the men from “big busi-' “i voted for you in 1952. i didn’t Finisterre, the northwest tip of night and slept well,” horqiital au­ natural high poUahed handbags In secution of other former Commu­ nes.s" in key administration make up my' mind y«t in this Canal’■dispute. thorities said today. pouch oraitoulder strap styles. Sale nist leaders whose names have now The council this afterno,on wss Spain. • ■ They added: "He is sleeping now price. ■ . been cleared. jobs. But he also told a mem- “You have a Jot ot people- that eXfiected to give unaa'mtSus en­ Five Ship* N ear Sce.ne (8:35 a.m„ ESTi. He ia taking NO-MEND Farka.s, 52, and his son 'Visdimir, her .of the garment workers' big shots in the cabinet. I dorsement to a- re.sdiutiop being An Air Force announcement liquids. There-is no chaitge In hla a foj-mer political police colonel, union ",vou are ,just a.S im -, want to asltask you. Mr. President, do drafted by Britain and France, but said five thlps were approaching condition.” FAMOUS 5 helped in ■ the ’’inveslig,ation” be­ iHirtant to me as any mil- ' ymi thinkK)of all the working peo- there were, signs a long debate the scene and where expected to Earlier the hoipital said Austin tween 1949 and 19.50 of such prom­ might precede the vote. lionaire that ever walked the J,*?*'* like >n the big busi- Mrs, Janice Droll Glberson, 19, has an arm around her 4H- arrive this afternoon. remained in "serious but Jiot In PROPORiTIONED inent Communists as former Fot- _, , ,, ' ne.ss? Agreement on the six principles month-old son, Timothy Howard, as she reads story for latest The flrst raft sighted from the critical condition." Vlgn Secretary Laszld Rajk and r..arth. X U ses SiicccSHful Businessmen was reported to the council in s . word on the MATS transport plane down in the Atlantic. Her air appeared partly Inflated, a A 1:30 aiVi. (ESTI bulletin at former Interior Minister Janos 2-hour secret session last night. spokesman said, but the second LE^ TYPES ‘•Cocklsil" st>le in slim-line In an unprecedented nationwide; sitting in the room with Elsen- husband. Airman 2/c Lyle C. Giberson. 19, has been listed as one Mary Fletcher Hospital said the ^ I K adar. radio-TV questlon and, anywei | ho.ver, you could see his jaw set, They called for freedom of navi­ of the men aboard plane. His portrait is on ledge in home of raft “appeared to be deflated, 78-year-old former Vermont Sen- ; BIRTHDAY SPECIAL silhouette. Sides, bodice aijd Given Hera's Reburial se.ssion, Eisenhower also said at his face fluah just a bit. Tlien he gation. respect, for Egyptian Mrs. Giberaon's mothqi’ in Peoria, 111. with no one apparently aboard.” ator's condition was unchanged In $ 1.65 Walking Shepri^ $1.39 Pr.^3 for $4.05 bottom ruffle Uimmed with nylpa R ajk. executed in 1949 for the out.sel that key questions in­ noted that he had remarked ear­ soverCignt.v, insulation of the canal The two rafts were about 20 miles the past: six hours. The earl|»r''re- 'Titoiam.” was ‘ rehabilitated’' last volved in the Suez ,4'anal crisis from national ,)polttic.s, fixing of apart. > port said he was in no immediate i i lier that he grew up in a family $1.65 EvaninoSIioers $1.39 Pr.— 3 for^$4.05 Isce and imported Skrtss^nylon ‘ June and given a hero’s rebuflsl had at long laat “agreed on a that had to struggle to make ends tolls b.v agreement between Egypt •■‘Dve marker was seen in the danger and that he..\Vu restilig $1.19 Pr.— 3 for $3.45 Children's Anklets flower embroidery. While. to,40. earlier this month- Kadar. cleaned -set of principles bn- which to ne- nieet. And .he went on to tell and the users, use 6f s fair part of area.” the Air Force announce­ comfortably. $ 1.35 SeittF'^rvice after apending four years in prisort,.. goUale.'' And he added, to Siegal: the dues for canal- improvement ment said. ‘’Weather in area i.s Three x.ears-'ifgo Austin suffered Fine quality anklets in straight up ribbed styles. Also cuff styles. ia again a leading' personality in platiae front )it* .audience in "You or anybody else ia just as and arbitration of any dtHuites be Convicted Marine closing in.:,with fog patches and!* cerebrai--Sttack and waa aclmlt- $i.3%^R^ular Sheers...... $1.19 Pr.— 3 for $3.45 the Hungarian Conirhunlat party. tween Fgj-pt and thec ex^onriatecexpropriated clouds'wUh'baje at 100 feet above ted to rilie same hospital. White and colors. Sizes 8 tq 11. Nylon lace bodice and lace room : ^ Jm p o rtg n t'to me as an,v mUlionaire K M Seamless Shoers...... $1.29 Pr.— 3 for $3.75 s Vladimir Farkas was arrested Great Crisis Over. that^ever walked the earth. Suez Canal Oo. •sea level.” <( Fli-st reports said the retired midriff fully lined with loft fifteen Oct. 5. “It looks like here is a very "Ndw-Jl have three or four very The agreement resulted from A search plane riid)oed in mW ^iplomat suffered a “ minor cere- \ afumoon that It swbop^ l6w f bral apai All new fall shades. pair denier nylon tricot, and matching The charge.s against father and great crisis that is behind us." aurcesafiil businessmen in my csb- p-ivate huddles among Britiah Penies He Hit Boot son were not specified but it was Both during wnd after the inet. My- friend, the Defense De- Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd, over the rafts. “There rirfe no hospital bulletin nine Ijours late^ lace.al tbe bottom. White. 32 to 40. no sece«| they were ba*«‘b on the J broadcast. Eisenhower replied to parlment Is spending something French Foreign Minister Christian bodies on the two raft*’ sighted,” / ■•'aW he was in no immediate d u - it reported. 80m;s Of role both p lay eJ during the 1949- questions from what the White like $40 billion a ,vear of our mon­ Pineau, Egyptian Foreign Minister P arris Island, S. C., Oct. 13 tA’i— - tion was aggravated by a blow in ^40*.- 60 poIiUcai witchhunt in Hungary. I ey. . ; ' Mohmoud Fawal and U.N. SecrirL Four other objisets were ’’seen ^thCTnlUs noted immcdiateh^1»fler House called "a cross section of Cpl. Richard J. Billie, convicted by , the stomach, ission. Farkas. a veteran Communist, | “Who would you father iiavf in tsry General Dag Hammarskjold. in the water but only one-^a mail ; h i.s^ "’!“*<''>' ' Slim-line style with tiers of soft Americans’* invited to Washington a special court-martial of slugging j ‘What C'aii I. SayT’ '-R.m. bulletin sa'lfl- Austin bad been an, im; o rtan t man in 1 from all sections of the counlry'by charge of that some failure whp "rhe talks started at H am m ar- bag—waa Identified. I The 15 denier nylon tricot at bodice a recruit. Insisted at this Marine ! Billie, shrugging his! slender Eight planes circled theths area 'has, partiitl-Taralysia of,his left IMPORTED Hungary amce World W. r II when j the National Citizens for Eisen-'hd anything, or a success^ skjqld’s invitation Tuesday night Training depot, today that "I didn’t shoulders, told - newsmen after the'Communi.st parl.v took unlim-[ while ship sped toward the life!and cbntkcl with his suf- SPECIAL SHIPMENT OF and ham. Trimmed with 100% hower Committee, He m*! with buainesaman ?■' do it. What more can I say?” .hearing the verdict; - ' roundings is impaired." . Ited control of the government, in them in s '’tVashington hotel. Referring then to Secretary ot (Continuei. on Page Six) rafts. Fresh winds kicked up 3 SILK AND RAYON nylon Val lace. White. 32 to 40. 1948 he became minister of de- | Bille, 21-yeai-old former bakery "What can I say. As well as I to 5-foot waves, making the. possl- Four and oite-ha^rijpura later Defense Wilpon. form er pre.s’idcnt worker from Erie, Pa., was sen- remember it. I . didn I do it. I fense. a member of the 'lungartlan The bioaclca.vt portion had ended ; of General yiotors Cor))., Eisen­ .bility of a seaplane landing at the Dr. George ,'Schumacher>chief of Potilburo and secretary of the when he got an inquiry deslinK tenced yesterdAy to two months! think 1 pushed’ him, but I didn t . scene hazardous. neui-ology.' said Austin tx-as in no hower went on in ciackling tones: imprisonment at hard labor and' punch him.’ Better Velvets paVty. j with the men from "hig hiisines.s’' "I gnt -the head of , the biggest immedi.^e danger and waa rest* Scarfs to whom he has given lop goVein- Raspy Throat forfeiture of S65 of his pay for Hami.sfar had testified that 100 Planes In H unt ing. . ' What E\|,elli-d from Parly I 1 company I could go to. General .while his plafOoh was drawing .One , hundred airplanes from ■'n ail colors. For 3 davs only. inent , jobs, : Motors, ami .said. 'iVill yoii come two months, He also will be re­ Austin sei-ved in the U.S. Ssn* I.s)St July 22 the H ungarian Com- ! Adlai E. .Steven.soii. the Denio- duced to private. equipmt-ht, Bille, a aiipply cor-^ three continents scoured the North ate from 1931 .until his appoint- m\mist party’s top command ex­ in and do this for ii.’ I think he Forces^ Estes ;porii1, held up a hav.eraack and Atlantic, in one : of the greaie.svt menl to the U.N. bv former Presi- I'lstic presidential nominee, hss has been doing a good job." The special 5-member court A Buy! pelled him from the party and , been accusing Eiaenhower of turn­ fouflA him innocent of a charge of aalted whether the recruit had |t. searches In aviation hlslor.v. The dent Truman in m e. He retired Colorful piints with rolled Stripped him of his militsry r.ank. | Alluding then to wealthy George rafts were found after the planes hema, 33 inch squares in ing over his administration to big maltreatpient of one under his au­ •Mamlsfai said he replied he did ...... when the Tniman administration 'The defense ministry announced M: Humphrey. Eisenhower said: To Curb Tour not have one. were ordered to the area off Spain left office and has been- living many colors. btlainess and forgetting about "I have got another businessman th o rity .- H £9 that five generals ’’who were inno- ■'the little fellow." Then, Hamisfar testified. Bille to investigate weak SOS signals quietly at hia Burlington home. of the same .sort in charge of the The charges were brought' by .MlI.I.lNRItr DEPT— Snd FLOOR Never -such a go«»d selec- .cenlly convicted; pnd executed’’ w ill; A gainst th a t background, i.sa- Lincoln. Neb., Oct. 13 (>pi , Sen. ; )3unehed him in the stomach. ' heard this morning. ' Uon of girls’ be reburied W’ith military honors I Treasury, becau.se he is- the kind Pvt. Donald Hamisfar, of Noi-\valk. dore .Siegal, 60 We.sl 190th St., Estes Kefaliver canceled his four 1 Ohio. Hamisfar said Billie punched Bille's . testimony and that of One of the search planes today. • V Kentucky .speaking engagements ! radioed:. New York. Identified himself as a (('onllmied on .Page Six) him in the stomach because ive. did several olhels differed. Bille said Maj. Gens, Laazio Sol,von and .scheduled for lodav and tried to Haml.sfar arlually was standing ' "Sighted 20 man life raft part­ Ousztav nil and Brig. Gen.s 1st van j not say "sir" lo the corporal, rtam- Cotton shake off the sore throat and cold isfar entered the U.S. Naval Hos­ on a haveV-sack when he asked the ly inflated aijd what appears to be each Beleznal. Kaln>an Revai and which he aggravated with long qlieslion. and that he pushed the one man aboard.” Bulletms Gyoorgy Porfi \vei 0 executed din­ pital at nearby Beaufort five-days hours of louring in the dust blown Iafter the run-in with Billie. Mcdi- recruit-,off the package, at the The SOS signals were .similar to from the AP Wires ing a purge of Hungary's post-war 1 fai™ country. j(.„i officers, Operated on hint for a same tinVe-^tooping to pick it up. lho.se th a t wouW have been Blouses ■army in 19.50. They were al.so arm v The Democratic vice presiden- hernia condition, saying Hamisf'ar - Bille al.so testified he "pushed” sounded by a Ijatid-^crariked’ radio officers before the war. The trials es Ike tial nominee jast night reluctantly . - another l■ecrllil■''t,,he sam e day, in a rubbe5.,''1ife raft. were secret add no. charges against wa.a liorn with it. They could not EDEN SEES 81 EZ GAINS . In short and long sleeves, made the decision not to keep the say, however, whether the condl- blit couldn’t recall his name. The trtnSport, a military ver­ BIRTHDAY SPECIAL solid or prints: Sizes ^ to them were made public. Kentu'ck.v dates after his advisors H am isfar al.so said Bille asked j sion of -the 4-en-engine DC6 civilian Llandiino, Wales, Oct, 1S (4*v-*-. SPARKLING RHINESTONE BIRTHDAY SPECIAL 14. R egular $2:98. ' Other lower ranking officers who had Insisted that the final three him. "Don’t you know enough to : airlUier, vanished late Wednesday > Prime Minister Eden said today were executed during the purge snd Failed as Leader weeks of the c.vmpaign starling ■say ’sir’?" The -ei rull said he'rej: (VK"*' "*‘1*'' sending oiit a routine ' ”n little progress” has been exonerated since then will al.so next Monday were loo important plied, ’yes afr.’ ” it was then, giving its position niadq toward a negotiated aettlr* be reburied soon, the ministry an­ inent of the Suez crisis, baaed on to jeopardize..- - ■ said, th at Bille hit him- in .ri:ne on'sc.flight to .the United States via nouncement said. Calif.. Oct. 1 3 i>l>-'-^that I proposed that we halt tesLs Ne>$^ Tidbits International controt of tbe ca> lUS Panties IVantMl to Keep Dates stomach. . ,/ the Azores Islands. 2 ,1 9 Adlai B. Steyenaon wound up a j of atomic weapon.i. 1 didn’t propose • The kentuck.v schedule was a Culled from AB Wire? (^rried Four Rafts nal.-yBiit. he added,, “wide differ* we.stern stumping trip last night any such .hing. I proposed that we Bille; slender and dark-haired, tough one. with - talk.S set for I The Cl 18 Liftmaster carried four enres of opinion” sHlI rem ain be­ O lrh ’ Dftpt.—3Bd Floar by declaring President Ei.senhower 1 halt tc.sts of hydrogen weapons waa convicted of the lesser charge tween the leading canal user na­ Prong act atonea In earrings, bracelets and necklaces. Many styles. Regular $2.34. Fine quality laypn panties In band or elastic leg is either unwiJling . or unable” t o . “Thasa' a r- A fc.-- , w r__ Padiicah, Mayfield; Hopkinsxaile after' the court-martial had de- packaged rubber rafts, which could styles in all white or colors. Sftiall, mediiuin and large size. Pack­ Ne>v U.S. Road They are not the same thing at and Madi.sonvllle, interspersed with Two paraVroopers ■ can thank tions and Eg.vpt. Values to $1.98. Special lead the Republicah party. all. Perhap.s aomeane ought to ex- age of 6 panties. Tbe Democratic preaidential motorcade.s. , quick thinking master sergeant for (Contlnurd on Page Seven) (f’-ontlnued on PageVSix) pla.in to him the difference. He has But Kefauver wanted to keep -saving -them from possible .death FLOOD COST $25 5IIULION nominee said that Aational policy Indicated that 1 favor -.discontin­ Hartford, Del. tS cP!—Rede- Boss Sees Job ”ha.s become stalled on dead cen­ the dale.s because .the Bluegrassjor serious injury when he grabs each OTHER DOMESTICS SPECIALS uance' of. research in atomic wea­ :'State is a crucial battleground this I them during jump at Ft.-Bragg, ■velopmeiit i-osts, exclusive of ter” while the times call for an n e \v const nictibn, to flood- Special pi's- ^ 1, 9 9 SANFORIZED COIvIBN a TION •>ffect:\ • ' loadef." pons, T didn't propose: that, at all.” .vear^ particularly In the fight for N. C. and trio dejeerid on one chute Answer Within 21 Days GlLailleuge control of the Senate. Two Senate | -. . • Former 1 Prcaident Hkrry S. wracked Connecticut communi­ Sees Paj-alysis of Will (Continued bn Page Seven) ties will cost some $25.2 million "A paralysi.s of will have over­ seat.s now held by Democrats are: Truman .winds upbusy day of at-.stake in the stute. and Republi-! catnpaignlng in Minnesola by tell- —w ell oser I wire the amount and Albany. N.T,. Oct. I3 'T- Ber- taken our hatioital leadership.” figured hy the Legislature.'El­ Mattress Pad Clover tr.im D. Tallam y say.s his'new Job iStevens'Qri told a . Demoi-ralic cans have high hope.s of picking | Ing crowd QDP favors farm prp- up .at lea.st one of them.' " , gram which- he says can end- in Will Tiny Tanya Become mer R. f’ohiirn, assistant diree- BIRTHDAY SALE OF LADIES' as head of an 'all-out, nktinnwlde rally. lor. State Developqient Continlsr ilghway-constnictloh prograni will After his speech, Stevenson' Hale Gets-35 His aides said he would try to , absentee ow nershlp and collective Regular $5.98. Twin bed size...... i sion, made- that dls<-losure to- *4.4 9 be “a Heriiflc challenge.’’ flew to his Illinois home, hoping for get to Kentucky some other time farming. dn.v and as.siired.towns the .State Toiletries, Etc. President Eisenhower appoinled’'-vtctory with a new'ia.sue: His pro before Npv. 6 although he already Secretary of Defen.se Wilspn U.S. or - So Viet Citizen ? will likel.v u p . Its share of the 't—i Billfolds Tallnm y yesterday to direct the p6.sal to ban H-)iomb tests' More Votes in has a Jam packed, schedule.^ ’ saya' armed force.s miiv he reiluced little in size next year but will I'Ost in line with the higller fig­ Regular $6;98. Full bed size, ...... federal operation that has a bud­ He.,.said he will devote a-nation Kefauver planned to ala.v in bed ure. $1 .25 AbSorbine Junior - ...... 88c Genuine leather billfods with piclme compartment and change * 5.49 get of $3jT billion most of it for wide television broadcn.st to ‘ it late today after receiving hi's third irfeed nearly $2 billion more tlian London. Oct. 13 .liP)--Tanya-*'When a wom.an’s wealth automat- j purses. Polished calf, reptile gi'ains, etc. Values to $10.0p: I this year.. .Ten Queens policemen 76c Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets...... 62c a 41,0,00-mile netw ork of in ter­ from Chicago Monday night |9:30 Maine Recount ’pepiclllin shot of the week last thwastov, halted in flight with , ically became'the property of her, tv.KCHji or.sT r.s. a i d e Mattress pad top and mattress cover sides kiade all in one (init night. risk possible infectiim in desperate Unicap Vitamin Tablets ...... $o.ll and |6.96 state highways. p m .. KST. ABC i. ,, , . , ; , .S I her father from the United States husband on marriage. Vienna, 0< l. 1.5 l.'Pi —PraguB' for maximum of your mattress'. Reversible.' The new road, boss is 54. silver- It was Stevenson's big gun as he Augusta, MaifiK Oct. 13 ,'Tp -In- ' He had a new flnreup of his ..sore ttempt to save life of jittle giri ! been made a B.v m aking a child heire.ss a Radio., .announrrti today the One A Day Multi Vitariiin Tablets . , . . . .$1.96 and $3.43 throat yeslerdav morning after a stricken with highly contagious h.aired, husky, married and . the woupd up a .5-day aerial stumping! • spection of the ballots in Maine’s ward of the British High Court permanent ward of court, the court f'/.echusld\uk government boa-, 60c Alka Seltzer T ablets...... 54c Special each ^ 2 ^ 6 9 It* fatjher of one .sop. also an engineer. tour I through California. Oregon. 22-hour day he put in on .Tliiirs- iheningiti.s. could req*iire suitors to gel it.s disputed. Fir.st District Congres­ under a law first devised'to keep demanded the ouster os “per­ Vick’s Vapo R u b ...... 38c and 79c HALE'S STURDYWEAR BOX-STITCHED .Tallnmy Rensselaer Grad ' Washington. Idaho and Montana. da.v most of it m otoring over niral A 3o-year-old woman .who .says permission to many her Slid could, sona non grata” of ah American sional election drew to a weekend roads in Iowa and visiting, a' dust.v t she recently, lost own baby diir- wicked squires from snaring po6r Bufferin 'Tablets...... 53c.79c, $1.23 Tallamy is a 1925 gradualc of , Their total of .55 electoral votes all little rich girls. weed out all but the upright and woman employed Jn the U.S. halt here ..eslerday ■ with almost farm improvemervl show, ing pregnanc.v is arrested in New Coty Face Powder With Lipstick . $1.25 Ren.sselaer'Polytechnic^lnstitute, .s W ent to Elsenhower in 19.52. ‘ a judge will rule withjri 21 days honorable. • - ’j delivcrol to the Emboasy yes­ Republican, onetime New York : But he also aotigh! as in his 44,.500 of 116,027 ballots inspected But he in.sistcd on going ahcail York City as Uliliiaper of 6-weeks- . One of Gilbert and Sullivan's. terday the Czechs rhorges* Mrs. Revlon■ ■ Love■ Pat Powder Compact ...... $1.35 Quilted Mattress Pads '• five days of recbtinta. ivith his important engagement at old Joanne Wells. e.Dr. Wendell on the fate of .the r'j-year-old girl ’puBUc xvorks chief and. .since 1950. wind-up speech a t'S a n Diego last under a court order .obtained i-es- Lord Chancellors sang about it: | V/^ra .Margaret Osso hod s-lolal- Large Lister! iie ...... 89c Baby Shop Special , the guiding force-hchind the world’s, night to make lhe.se other points Incumbent Republican Rep. Rob-! ,h. NationalKon„,..i Com Picking Con- M, Stanley of University of Cali- "In my court I sit'all day. . _ i ed Czeeh lan;s by uaing fiUae WITH CORNER ELASTIC bert Hale of Portland showed an fom ia sa.vs' viniHra m ay c a u ^ terday'bn behalf- of her mother. Large Cepacol Liquid ...... ; ------.y . 97c longest toll ■ .superhighway the j befor^ s-'cheering crowd .of 4:700, Mrs. HKIena Diecz'ok, 24, Detroit, "Giving agreeable girls awa.v.” | identity papers. For 3 days only. Nationally knoyro. New York • State Thniway. 1. Eisenhower has .failed as, a unofficial net feain of undisputed .(Continued on Page .Six) m ost if -not all cancer, A. decision awarding Tanya to' Crest Tooth' Paste ...... 53c and 69c •f to hold her,in. Britain. v ortswear ■He’s .an accompliahed handy­ leader and. if :eelecled. Would be 35 votes an a result of the week’s Gen. Francisco Frank ‘ grants' her fath er would clear the wa.v for) BONN RECALL.S SYRIA ENVOY Nylon Hair B ru sh ...... ; ...... 98c Regular $3.98. 39 x 76 twh' size, checking, giving him a lead of 64 _ . ., , : parilfin -Jo .American bullflghtrr ■ B.v order of the court, Tanya' *2.69 man at his'Bowman bake hjirne in ”a lam e duck P rcs'ijen t” since. law debarked w ith. hes;_father, Alexi.s him. to take the child on to Rus-; Bonn. G^-niiany, Oct. IS Pacqum’s Hand Cream . 49c and 98c, upstate Rensselaer County, the prohibils_a third,, ^rni. -Therefore votea rather than the officially re­ ,15, tipnC LlPS 1 Id ll ' Harry Whitney, under Sentence of Chwastov,- 58, from ' t.ie 7,5(K1-t6n sia. She could be-returned to the The West German 'government Large. Johnson Baby Powder ....,...... 53c Gauze Diapers doz-f2'^® base from which he ice fishes "-ifl e. vote l.ir Eisenhower is a vote corded 29, ' . ras a '"■'"“ bng United Stages if the mother gained today recalled Its minister to takes snowshoe- htiqes in ttte wln- Russian ship Viache-slav Molotov, Regular $4.98. 54 x 76 full .size...... for V'l-< Pr.esi.1rii! .Nixon'-as "the beiiiocratic, contender James C. r <11* T'flillf Spanish nation. . .Former film co­ which was to have carric 1 them to custbdy. , ' . ■ ’ Syria In what appeared to he a . Large Lacp Shampoo...... :89c Regularly $2.99* dozen. Special for Anniversary. ter, trout fishes ' tfl the spring. ■ new head of the Republican party.” Olive.' requested the recouht in i rn sea a ciiBivs^i B i4rs..t Oliver Hardy returns.home illegal to' l.«avc Britain * 3.69 Leningrad. The ship sailed without step toward breaking off-diplo­ swlmaln the summer and hunts in ’ '2. Eleeilhower is. a Republican which 1.430 ba.llots ftb ^ been chal­ ------I after ■ being -hospitalized iroonlh Meantiroe -it is illegal ’.'to mov^J mat ie rj^lions. The recall of Pure -white filling that is guaranteed to launder -wbite, Blastio the fall. ' ■ ”lndiatinguishable” fi-om the party lenged BO far. Most are absentee Washington. Oct. 13 Gov- 1 following stroke, v them. the child from the country without; 100% iniher soft orlon, -DuPont acrylic fibof, 1 Parents-Divorced minister Hans Joac-hlm von der 100% .fine zephyr wool, caebmere feel. Washes on each comerf Tallamy's appointment ia sub-| leadership and "the:RepubIican pid ballots which, b.v law, are supposed j «rnrnertt officials will begin pie- Communist party boks ,Nikita the leave of the High.Coiirt." .> Esch r-anic after Syria rejected easily, retains shape. , V HEAVY q u a l it y Ject to Senate confirmation. He’ll I Quarcl still rides, high.” He said to be accompanied bv applications ' next week tentative long Kjiruahchev reportedl.v -will repre­ Tanya's parents, botfi World . • Tarfya and her father, however,; ,a West Gennan protest over the ' PERFECT WRITING RFFILLABLE . _ ;■ 24 pc. serve at. the pjeakure of the Pres- a'ter a few feeblp tries at It Elaen- from the wlerrimd the envelopes !''"nge plans for Jwiilding a fleet, of sent .Soviet I'liioh in .peare nego- War II refugees, are divorced. Her are free'to go anywhere they like projected estaWlshmeat of OS iSlip-Qns. Reg. $3.98 and $4.98. . ,...... NOW $2.98 Ident and Will report to Secretary | hower evidently long .aince has in whicb they were mailed. | big tankers which could carry oil tiaiions with Japan opening In mother,. . remarried, wants her to in Britain-—•-even .fp the Sov’iet. . East German consulate bi. Cardigans. Reg. $5.98 and $6.98...... NOW $4.98' 'of Comniierce Weeks, who called' given up the-job of mahing over In man.v- cases, neither the en-' tb r free, world if. access'to the K’remlln Monda.v . County judge grow up as an American citizen.*i embassy. D am ascus.’ SPORTSWEAR—2nd FIAK>R - - Mattress Covers the i^v highway boss "one of the Uhe Republican party. velopes nor'the apjilications were'! Suez Canal was cut. off: who granted divorce to New York Her father wants her to grow up An immigration office r- who II) ^ worliM greatest builders, of roads.” : 3. Under. fiiaenho'--er national included. Some ballots liave been Defense ;mDbilizcr Arfhur S. resident when ahe h'ad be'eibAfn in the Soviet Union. brought the two off the Russiari 5..500 IN J.AP CLASH Stainless Tableware Tallamy was a familiar' figure, policy is ’latalled on dead center,” challenged becacae of their marx- Flemming ahpounced -yesterday, Alabama fe»ver than nine hmira The.British judge wll!hear pleas ship said Chwaatov “would hot ac­ Tokyo, Oct. IS oP.i—iRome t,606 Ball Point Pens from both.parents.' ' Regular $4.9^. Zippered. — ...... 1(1 the field during early Ihruway there^la ”a jiaralysia. .of >,i'.'“ and ings: - a fte r a W hite' flouse caH, th at says, he has “ no apologies” for his cept tlie order at firat, but he toqk police' clashed today with 1,16$ , A ,^rrtfic buy In superb, imported, heavy-gaug^stainlMS steel. * 3.69 ' construction as he gradually walk- “aemething has gorie'out qf Amer­ ■ ■ Of - those in dispute, 940 ''were President Ei.senhow;er had ordered action. • .. -. Tanya'a -citizenship Is not an it In the end.” - • dembnstratora In tbe oeread day , .^iAUTOMATKi ACTION This ihoderflistic, giacefiil design will, please the most exacting 'ed- th e 're c e n lly completed 427- ican life, gometltthg that gave peo­ for H4le and 490 for Oliver. th is done!, . : • Jt cost Conhectibtit ,4axpqyen issue here under, the .old' statute. |.At the U.S. embassy, an official of strife over goyernnieat plaat - • \ ' 'V ■—r-. ”, * . ' ' ' V- ’ home-maker. Mahdaomedly-made with One-piece Iforgijd' knives mile main route betweet\ New York ple’s lives meanli\g and dignity.” ' Local election officials have been ;.Flemming said the move did not 62.66 in 1966 for each application The Judge rules only,on the custody said ”we are wafcHing the aUpa- to extend the UB. .T^bikofi-a and pomes fully guiuiinteed. TiaJnKHAUebn Regular ^4.69. Rubber buttons. . ., . .^ 3 * 4 9 City, and, Buffalo. Extensions .to J Stevenson said Eisenhower mis­ ashed,. to send, applications ’ and stem from any .critical turn in the Submitted‘by a person convicted of of the lityb girl. tion on behalf ofi the State Dq; ^ Ir Base. Several S o v iet moBi- Connecticut. Massacliusetts. Can represented rills propesal **to ban envelopes- to Augusta in cases ailualion ^used b.v "EgypU*' ’wl* crime who wished retugn of his The law specifies “the weVfarebf partm ent, but arle taking nit^.-ac- Jrer*. of ParUoment wera r* each' lim it Cohn* adq, and Pennsylvania 'will*- make hydrogen bomb tests. He told an w here they,he#e -been r e t t e d and sure of tiTe canal; But he said Vwe voting privileges . . . FBI agents IV F>m4 W paramPunt.” live part.” , , ' ported Injured na well on aeverol 2 9 c ;F u11' or twin bed aizea. 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