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■\ Âverage Daily Net Preas Run FAGBTWiSNlT-VOim fIttJRSDAy. OCTOBfek $1.1984 / Per the Week Eadcd jllattrkEBtEr ^ burning Hrralh Oct. 18, 1084 - Weather/ / r eaesMt at Q. a. WealS* Oai The annual diimST-danM o f Man The monthly meeting of the Hil 11,475 chester Lodge No. 73, A. F. and Clear, esMer tMagbL lA w f62 Main Street liard. Asan. will be held' tonight Plan^rôniei About Town A. M„ drigtnally scheduled for. Oct. at 8 o’clock In the imfeteria o f the Member mt the Audit V 83. Satardagr fair, HOa wsrawi 38 has been postponed until Satur Waddell School. All members , are For OpeXôuse Skywatch Schedule Bureau at aroulatioa . afteraeea. SS-et. M um Open Friday Past ehlehi o f Memorial Temple day, Nov. 20. . urged to attend thia important 'I Mtmehesur— A City of nUage Charm geaerally fair, isaimir. Pythian Sister’ will meet tomor meeting at which plans will be \ row at 8 p.m. with Mrs. An Open Pairs Club Champion made for the faU dance and the General Manager Richard Mar Friday, Oct. 33 Night Unta 9l:30 RoUaaon, 71 Washlnirtor. SU Tne ship will be held by the Manches Halloween and Christmas partiss. Midnight— 3 ajAr ...... Volnateers Nssdsd VOL. LXXlV, N a 19 (Claarified AdvarMMag ea Pam .M) ter Duplicate Bridge Club in tWo tin will act 8s master o f ,eet«- ■y ^ MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 hostess will be assisted hy her Refreshments arill be served. 2 sm .— 4 a.m. .V , « ...,.^ ..r ,..V o ln a t e m Needed (EIGHTEEN PAGES) Daily at 8 A.M. daughter, Mrs. H e r b ^ Alley. sessions and ail contract bridge mantes at the formalities open 4 a.m.— 8 ’sm .' , ...... : . .Voluateert Needed PRICE FIVE CEMTB meyers are invited to participate. The Cub Scout Pack 120 will ing. the town’s new court room and 8 a.m.— 0 a.m, ...... V olnqtem Needed Memorial T«mjê, Pythian Sl'i- The flrst duplicate session will be hold a meeting for aU membera .^H ce Headquarters to ths pub- 0 a.n».—Noon ...... KatherlAe H. Ruttgen, GuyMuUea held tonight starting at 8:05 p. m. ^MANCHESTER'S ters, will hold a card party Sat and their parents tomorrow night 'itc at 0 A on Saturday. Noon— 3 p.m. ., ...... \ ...... V olu n teers Needed New Britain urday at 8. p.m. at the home of at the VFW Honfe and the second at 7:30 -lit the Center Springs Mayor Sherwood Bowers will 3 p.m.— 6 p.m...... Geiy Roche BOO Start N ew R iot W est, Reds WE DEAL IN ^ FINEST VALUE Mrs... Martha Johnson, 440 Main session will be held next Thursday Lodge. 8 — 8 ...... James Munrit, Guy Mullsn •‘f . J night. Winners in last week’s tour cut the ribbon signifying the be p.m. p.m. . IN COFFEE St.' Members and friends will be ginning of use of the converted 8 10 ...... Olive Ray. Grace Andersoa PEOPLE nament were Mf. and Mrs. Ernest The Hartford District meeting p.m.—i).m. . Cuts Dental irolcomed' to attend. Ungerer and Mrs. Joseph McVeigh Almshouse following the invoca 10 p.m.—Midnight \Mr. and Mrs Herbert Bensoa Nearing UN o f the American Legion Auxil tion by Father John F. Hannon pf NOT OUST THINGS and Mrs. Ruth Martin. iaries will be held in the high ■ , Marion Taggart In Missouri Prison SHIIRFINE Mrs. Nell Packard N(^den. 221 St. James' Church. Volunteers may register at d v ll Defense Headquarters, Municipal Issue Threatens Oor (msliiMf U duUnc school at Granby Gunday, Oct. 34, Atty. Herman Tulsa, chosen to Hackmatack St., has resigned her Mr. and M rs Emil J. Hicking, at 8 p. m. ‘ Building, Manchester on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays from 1 4 % wmt pebpl»—«nd keep- COFFEE 99c ^sition as head hostess at the 138 W. Center St., are quietly ob represent the Manchester Bar ^—8 p.nt. Civil Defense Telephone Number MI 0-9088., Arm s Talk tmm as customen. Asan., will speak on behalf of the Jefferson City, Mo., Oct. 22 (/P)— A second, riot within a ■y Pound Bag Howard Johnson Restauruit, serving their sllven wedding aiuii- AQ3wne can open a The Past. Mistress • d u b o f toam’s lawyers ■ ' '/ New Britain, Oct. 22 (4*)— month broke out m Missouri penitentiary at noon today. Farmington Avenue, West Hart versary today. They were married Daughters of Liberty No. 125. will 8. O, RottnSr preeldiHg. monies ars plannsd for the aeaend United Nations, N. Y;,Oct. a io n , have people come ford, and has accepted a similar Qct. 21,. 1029 by the late Rev. Mar .Court will then convene In the On Sunday, the American Le Dental decky among Mhool D û ty Warden William P. SteinhaUser said between 500 and in and aell merchandise hold its monthly mieeUng tomor new court room after an Invoca day of the open house. 22 (A*)— Russis and the big position in the Cafe Rouge, Stat- vin s : S tocki^, minister , of the row at 8 p.m. at the home of gion band will play a few selec Judge Rottner and Chlaf Her children a g ^ trom 6 to 16 ® walked to them. But to get BUMBLEBEE tion, to be given by the Rev. CllA j j h e y clustered in the lobby western powers reached ler Hotel, Hartford. North Methodist Church. v Mrs. Dolly Wylie, 61 Lake S t tions outside the building berin- man O. Schendel handled arrange here, has been reduced 14.6 X them to come back White Albacore ford O, Simpson, with Judge, John •'*"8 aU I p. m. No other cere ments for the event. I f and C hell—center of ntoet of agreement early today on the \ a g ^ and again you •per cent in the pgat three the activity during the earlier riot language of a resolution to J ^ve to aatisfy cus- TUNA, can 39c years as the result the juet a month ago today., set up new disarmament tobiers. not juet aell to city’s three-year fluoridation The convicts, Steinhauser aaid; thenL I t’ takes PBO- demanded "to see somebody" about talks, U.N. sources reported. state Butter program, according to a auiy PLe T ^ just thinga, the food we're getting." In more than a week of dicker President Eisenhower Ponders Point to aatMJt customers. Vi lb. Sections lb. 72e vey conducted under the ' Within a few minutes Jefferson ing with the Russians, Canada as A t PUidiairt you meat \ Auspices of the New Britain Cltirpolicemen and members of the the principal agent sought accord the kind ^ people PARKING D^tfil^Society. , '/ State '■.pllghway Patrol converged on thes4 principles: whoae c o u X t e o u A HlgMBt reduction In an A|:e on the priroh with riot guna, rifles 1. The disarmament commis friendly eervle^ls. In Parcel carry out group wai S2 per cent emonff 8- and tear gafr equipment.. sion will authorize Britain, onn Join Itself an tavital^ to I’S Self Serve And year-olds, the report covering Steinhauser gxpresaed belief this France, the United States. Cana oome back^—sat sarviea to demonstration rould be stopped da. and the Soviet Union to hold nearly 1,400 achool children of ell quickly. your car agea indicated. Other Age groups cloMd door meetings similar to Showed reductions from 41 to 1 In .the earlier riof; ,the damage the ones they held in London last In Alliance per cent. was estimated at between three summer. PINEHURST FOrOTAUTY MEATS MEAT DEPARTMENT Abbreviated Report Olven ^ n d five million dollars'and In- 2. The commission will consid oujded the lose of seven buildings, er all disarmament plans .which ' Paris, Oct. 22 (4V-W ith / The "abbreviated report", prob moat of them industrisl piabtr. A meatman n n put any d e g ^ o f quiality he wants to ably the first of iU kind ih New have been placed before it. Includ the threat of complete failure in ground meats. UnfortunatelyKmost franks, sausage, Four convicts) were killed and ing the Britiah-Fronch compro of French-German talks on England, waa presented at h.Den- about 30 injured serinsly enough cold cuts and hamburg lo(^ alil^ The housewife and tal Society meeting laat night by mise, the Soviet agreement to de the Saar overshadowinf their for hoapitaliaatlen. Three guaida lay atomic bans until a half way- her family only learn the difference ifrhen she serves Dr. Franklin M. Erlenbach, chief also were Injured. decision^ the 14 members of MEAT DEPARTMENT of the Divlaion of Dental Hygiene, mark has been reached, the U. S. them. Many customers tell us we have the. finest and State Health Dept. Col. Hugh H. Waggoner, super plan for a control agency,, and In the North Atlantic Treaty most dependable ground meats in t o w n .^ ^ some today ^ H«avy W m im ii StMr S. InspMtvd The survey did atate, however, intendent of the State Highvyay dian proposals, covering a number Orglnization (NATO>-today . . . use 89c grade for meat loaf . . . 59c chuck that "fluoridation will eventually Patrol, who rushed to the prison of angles of disarmament. ited West Germany to to head armed officers, said ha be ground for renlly tasty “hamburgs,” or if\you prefer affect a reduction’ on prevalence of Report of the new accord came join their alliance. tooth decay of approximately 60 lieved "they're settling down aa Sir Percy Spender, A'uatraiian round steak .ground, buy that for 86c lb, Evbiy pound now." French Premier Pierre Mendea- per cent. ambassador to the United. France joined in the iavlUtlon. is freshly ground from government inspected Western "It le npt a cure-all. It will .never But from inside the huge prison took the floor in the U^^Ni-Xsaem- quadrangle there came the muf /Earlier he told reporters be will beef . . \ STEAKS . 8S' entirely eliminate the need for bly Political Conirjiittee and pro not sign any agreemenU rooched Medium to Large Slu SIRLOIN STEAK dental care in the private office. fled roar of men's voirea. What The IT, S. suspended the secur posed an objective survey of East- they laid could not be heard clear- here this week unleu he geU a ROUND STEAK LEAN CHUCK -er Small to Medium Site SHORT STEAK The benefita once fully eatabliahed ity clearance given to Dr. Edtvnrd West differences on disarmament satisfactory uttlemant of the tend to extend over into adult life. •y- U. Condon, above, former cHlef of aa^he 'flrst st«!p .^toward setting up Saar dispute. ÔUNO. lb. 85c GROUND, lb. 59c All thia at an average anneal coat From a third floor vantage point the’ new talks.. He suggested the / w Ir AiMrkan ixprsts TrovsHsTt* the U. 8. Bureau of StaniUtdC As the NATO council voted, ..*1500 TENDER, TEMPTING PLUMP, PLEASING not exceeding 11 centa per peraon In the administration building, a (Oct. 31), Dr. Condon,,.jMfW^di talks not begin until after the PINEHURST REGULAR HAMBURG...... lb. 39c few prisoners co«Ud be seen French and West German aagoti- per year.” rector of research jmui develop aasetnbly ends its Current session ations were reported sUU dead Helps Depfal Frofeaaion walking quietly In the upper yard. ment nt 'fhc C . lb. 33c gram, set up in 1050, Is two fold: Nixon Claimsl British Foreign Secretary Sir ■■ 1. distribution of one part of ing to. lie necessary to make any 1 RtDfFM YOUR PILLSBURY COUPONS HIRt' NOW 1 final digarmament flan work. Anthony Biden • commended U.8. Aodlum fluoride to 1,000,000 parts Of Power Monopoly Ike Renews Appeal MISSISSIPPI BACON ...... lb. 69c The coVjmlttee had 10 speakers ADA Fails to ^Secretary of SUte John Foster of water in the city's supply; 2. on Its list'before the general de Dulles for his American policy of SLIS POULTRY AT HALE’S IS FRESH DRESSED - direct application of a two per cent mil8bury*t KST bate wound lip, among them India, getting the Germans into NA’TO. SWEET AMY ^ BIRDSEYE solution of sodium fluoride to teeth Wa.ihingtoii, Oct, 22 (A?)— Former Gov. Sidney McMath of Ru aia'a Andhei Viahlne4:y and rase Reds Duties commented that this step RMnmnbtr Nok's him small ckldioliif that eon b* Arkansas teatffied today that what he termed the "power America’s Jamea.J. Wadsworth. :ram would "help achieve a aolution of DRESS-ME DOLL (ConUnned on Page Eight) European problems." FROSTED boksd, f r M or brolM . and pepiilar ehlcIcM parM. monopoly trie? to "crush” any elective officer in Arkansas' 'The General AssApibly killed off Complete with beautiful Pleo- FLOUR 45^ ■ ...... cea for U.N. Rock Island. . III., Oct. 22 (g")— Danish Foreign Minister If. C. «MTN COUPON to any ConGicr with 1 menêrS^t^ ?hU '^ S * b v votinc Vice. President Nixon saya that the Hansen u id his countrymsn wero lay Oreas—3-piece Pajama SAW GLACED too. New York, ( ^ t . 22 (/P)-^Preaident Eisenhower^ windiiiff Bet, 8-plece Raincoat outfit FOODS '^hriôf the ^------^ ^ ------^*-10 ywterday t o \ c c « K creden- "anti-Eiaenhower ADA'group, by "very glad to have their neigh with Matching Boots—Comb, r CRISCO Pillflbvry Sunshine Land Sul^mmlttee U a .^ 1 NMlqnallat ChinCaf dele- Its silence, pleads guilty and is co n -, Op . a twtvday - visit .. to ,.. N^w York, has sounded êw appeals bor" in the orgonintion. He re Brush and Mirror. RATH'X^BmR FLAVOR) vlcted of inability and unwtHing- IOC enactm, ent iu o f hl8 « reinsurance proiiqim and for marked there ia a Danish minor Chopped Broccoli 19c CAKE MIX Hartford Plans tions. ^ naaa te.deal effectively with U)e - -- — Plus AU These Peatures . . . fered to support him for a third .d d r .„ ity in Germany and he said he 4»r SPRY a x iM ix Buried in Smog The vote came go quickly It Communist conspiracy." , i hoped theu people wUl be Ureotod • All Rubber A m s and le g s Haddohk Fillets w Urm OS goverror tn-m 2" 1^ R a i l P i t f x a blofekÂn attempt 'by Indta'k V. Nixon told some t.600 persons In — M o t t Rubber Head. 1 Lb. Jar ¥W iTi~Ym ow- CHOCOiATi—sw q w m COUPON would oppoee construction of a\ JLfctll JT Baûtive declared last night hla _ _ with conaideratioti. Norway’s -- n 3 t b .T ln K. Krl'lma Menon to nght accept JRock Island last night of his re Ralvard Lange roee to pasocUte ^ Ib. pli9.47c steam power generating plant by a w - , ance. X lydwam for expairalon of the na- |-| Q M * * g m « x w a U n e e c r • UnbreakaMe from head ta in R o w cent "very seriou s" charges tloe’s'NVolunUry health insurance - R l f l m i n f l l l O R F S himself with this comment, ac toe. ib. Jûp O f cooperatives under the K g a g - g o f- Menon contented himaelf With a sgkinst former President Truman. f illt b u f y Daisy Hams IV cording to a peraon who was brea- Farm House Rural Electrification AdiUlntatra-' XPvPvrSl a IC p RUS plans—p i^ n h oled by the Repub-| « • FuUy ROOTED hair—can Los-Angeles, Oct. 32 (iY»— brief poat-ballot speech In -which 1952 D e m o c r n 1 1 c presidential ent. tton IREA). he insisted that- the Peiping gov nominee AdlalÊ. Stevenson, Dem lican-contMled Congi-eas laat July! M ia | -a li# s llAl-anff’A not be pulled out, .each hair Apple Pies i .. 59r Gov. Goodwin Knight today ap 'I waa told If I supported the 13-la "thelogical alternative to 4 P U JllC L F C O R tC SimulUneoua with the eeuncU rooted to the s^ p . Comb 47^ HoIo'b ho$ o largo soloerien of Rotli's fin# roody pealed ta the petroleum ladustry H ariYt^ 22 ( J ^ I f present ernment alone was qualified to ocratic Netlbnal Chairman Ste WIN COUFON Ozark (REA) plant, tht^pair in', . . phen Mifcheir "and other leaders socialized mediilne." -w ^ r. . ' action, .the -West Germans re it, brush it. iVash it, sham- Scallops 49c AN6KL FOOD MIX PggtojHM coM cuts, In our Mtf-Mrvn coso. H«|p to shut down all reflnerlea In nounced any attempt to recover pro it. Los Angeleo County Immediately , , ------Com (Continued on Pnge Eight) of the ADA left-wing clique of the their command to Democratic paVly.” ^ r«'S'";.r/Wuh Sen. Ives their loat eastern territories ;by e Sleeps—cries mama—JTH" Scallop prtcea ars higher P lifsbury In n strong move In this area's polltlcall.v." he said, mission the city of Hartofrd will /te. Smith Memorlefl ’ 9 ask the next Gêral Aaaembiy to He added: \ Force, and undertook to oburve tall.' A nll-out battle aigalnst smo'g. Oil McMatK'a bid for third term wa aufgaat you atock ybuf 93 the principles o f the United Ns- "The members df this left-wing Ih* "'aKtoTf. Rochester. N reflneries have been a major wax defeated in the 1952 Demo cancel the Oonneotiout Co. Hart Astorix Ho^lÊiien^^^ ~ TMs don has already ap< frsasar at thia low p ^ a . . . lOi^ ford Division frandhise. clique hsve not questioned a single tlona charter including the p ru - PAilCAinlll^X oonrre of smog. cratic primary. The present Gov. Polio Reaches program wjll be resubmitted jio the of Averell Harriman peered at some o f the nicest RUMBLEBEE BRAND «|TM COUPON This action w aj pron.ised by statement I made. ' , campaigning upstate today, gay ervation of peace aind democracy. Manchester birthday partlea g u d m Y i r o w n SMOKED BACON SQUARES,:,. 35c Francis Cherry was the winner in new Congress convening iri 'Janu- This came when the council "took Chef Paul's Home' Loa Angeles. Oct. 22 (4^—South- a runoff. Atty. Jamce H. Kinaella. Hartford Pleads Guilty to lArk ary. 7 what they termed GOP "gutter- , . it will be very popular COHOE SALMON PiHflbury councilman, today as the PUC re- Epidemic Stage "Therefore, in the eyesNpf the flghting" prornpted the Demo- note" of Adenauer’s commitments by Christmas . . . Start your Style Pizza with BRAVY m riL: arn Californiena, outraged by one The Senate subcommittee called "We know that the, American cratic ^ to this effect during the recent McMatb as a witness in its in m>ened the Connecticut Co. rate ' American people, the anti-Biaen- Christmas shopping now . . . At Hale’a PORK ROAST la Freeh and Cut From of the longest attacks on record, case to permit new evidence: people will not .long be denied " V > 'i - London conference. \ Mozzaraila . . . 47c SUGED BEEF STEAK 19/ are pressing aa never before for quiry Into the Elsenhower admin bower ADA group, by its silence, acceak to adequate medical faclli. ernor to withdraw from a planned Sweet Amy-Doll CiNOKOBRUO MIX «I1N COUPON Light Weight Pork, For Beet Flavor quick action to solve the area's istration's proposed contract with After hearings whiph lasted In New M ilford pleads guilty and is convicted of debate with hla Republican rival. The council swiftly followod up through ^ e winter and spring, the inability and unwillingness to deal ties," the President decla’red. "The with approval of new powers for Plaaas. gst your Orasn Bou IL b .'n il/ 7>4 Oz. Tin No. 1 problem: Smog. the Dixon-Yatfs private power program for voluntary' health in Harriman. making no new dl-, „. - . ------etily $5.98 quet Dinharwars this weak or It affects a region populated by group for power to supplement PUC panted higher rates to tbe rect reply to GOP effortk to link I ■ commander in chief, Gen. w»a.nr co o K ii 7 bus coiflpany on Aug. 6..Atty. Kln- surance la one further step in closed he almost declared a atate went Into effect Gov. Lodge of poliomyelitis. I’p to 75 per cent of the losses suf M. Ives, the Republican candidate (Coattaoed aa Poga nghd) lypB— It's good for you, o ^ modorotoly priced. build. a 107 million dollar power "I stated that the Tnimaiy ad- ‘ of emergency. The county grand ordered the hearing reopened after The seventh victim, a 13-vear- fered by private and non-profit In- for governor, had agreed tenta 55 plant at West Memphis. Ark., un it waa learned the Connecticut Co. sijrence firms as a result of volun jury launched an investigation to der the propoeed government con old girl, was admitted to Grace- tively to discues general campaign favorite determine If anti-sihog laws are had paid a $1,365,000 dividend to New Haven Community Hospital, (Coatiuned ea Page Two)' tary expansion of their health and issues in a program epon'aored by ARMOUR WHOLE SUGAR HEART tract. the New Haven Railroad in April. medical programs. WIN A NIW CNlVaeUTI being enforced. Arkansas Power is a wholly at New Haven: last night, the the Citizens Union of New York There have been several mass Today's hearing centered around third case in the past two days. Eisenhower left New York for City. s paper STRAWHRRY Fresh FruH and Vegetables owned subsidiary of Middle South. that payment, and Kinaella. sup TURNRkYOUR TRiASURR CHIST COUPON protest meetings—the largest, in Three of the victinik are on the Washington in the presidential Charles M. Metzner. Republican BtiUetiiis McMath said he was not‘ bitter ported by assistant Corp. Counsel plane Columbine at 7:12 a.m. He CHICKEN PINK, SEEDLESS hard-hit Pasadena, drawing a over hit defeat and "bore no danger list. State campaign manager, said in from the AP Wires Alexander A. Goldfarb and Dr. had spent the night at the.'Wal PRODUCTS Withoiit Giblets PRESERVE TO VOuXcHiVROLET DEALiR TODAY! crowd of 8.000. Civic authorities malice." Dr. Stevens, after issuing the News Tidbits New York that Harriman is try have held scores of meetings and Bauer, reasserted hla claim that epidemic notice, said inoculation dorf. Fifty motorcycle policemen 3 Lbs. 4 Ozs. 12 Oz. Jar . GRAPEFRUIT 3 r..29e Tbe ex-governor said a. principal there is no Justification for the ing to "duck a cross-examination" hearings and delivered countless with gamma globulin of menibrrs ^^Cullcd from ^ Wireg escorted the presidential , party on the pier scandal and •'may a|ao speeches.'* block to economic develofment of present rates In Hartford, because from the hotel to LaQuardia tteld. TWO .ADMIT KIDNAPING Arkansas has been opposition by of the immediate families of the want to avoid discussion o f a num Boston. Oct. '33 —^Tba The county auperviaors. directly bus operations were profitable be victims in this ar>ra has begun. The Columbine landed at Na DELICIOUS APPLES 2 , ^ 29e private power intereets to develop fore they were granted. ber of ■ other mattera about Mfi IrUI of iv e Norfolk SUte Prie* .wonderful I responsible for smog control, took He also aald he would confer Warrants chari^ng theft of mo tional Airport. Washington, at 8:05 Harriman that Sen. Ivea will bring Scottissua, 9 rolls 99c s their firmest a t^ tq d ^ e by vot ment of new, low coat aourcea of He also pleaded for a coopera oa Colony eocopera on rbgrgra power. ■ Uter today with SUte Health tor vehicle, thefVof pistol and car- a.m. and Eisenhower went dlrkcUy to the attention of the people." ing to ban backyard incinerators tive effort among the commluion. to the White House, ot kWaapilag a guard idaa lator- CAPE COD CRANBERRIES 25c "Thia is a fight between-the pri Dept, officials to diaruas addition *'V>ng gun in /Car are jiaaued in Langrr Cleara Harrimaa within a year. The Los Angeles the company and the city to seek al .safeguard measures and the rupted today when two ot tko OUVETTE vate power monopollea and the New l»ndnn for arrrat ejf two 17- The Rrefsldent will pick up tlle cannot recent course of'events has, em lice .. Colt's Manufacturing Co, gated the pier deal charges and ded. were afdeted sent baeb la --Aa the current smog siege en demic waa bsuied. the health ^>f-' buys' 117-acre tract in Windsor candidacies of Pennsylvania Re-' ^ 8 rolls ...... 99c tered its 17th atraight day, suffer afford to lose. phatically reaffirined the prerious "I foiind there was nothing to it joU .to aw ait' teateoetag: after ONE PIE SOUP MIX flcer explained, on the State Locks and is proceeding with pre publicans seeking congressional as far aa Harriman waa concern HEINZ KOSHER DILL CUCUMBERS 2 29c ers blamed it for smarting eyes, seats and- aUte office. the trials at tiro otber tKrea oro runny noses, sore throats, "burn > (Coattaiaed ea Page ^ v e a ) viously anoounkad plan- to build ed." Linger added that “I did flhd cosnpletpd. ( C e a t la i ^ w (Coetleued ea Page Sevea') new factory there. Eiaenhower’a plana for another SANDWICH • THRIFiy 4CONVENIENT |L 2 ^ ^ J ll „ ing lungs" and nausea. Smog was that such an- incident had oc BLUEBERRIES U.- 8. Far Eiast Commander try for approval of the health pro- curred." ; • NOMEMAOE-GOOD I BROCCOLI 25c termed a "contributing factor'' in —no mattffr which party winji 'CANE HELD FALSE ALARM Cut-Rê Wax Paper, Packed In Heavy Syrup the death of a little girl. Her par John IT. Hull says hla talks with Although Harriman had no com MUad, Pla.. Oct. 33 UP)—Tba CHIPS i Korean offlc|ala on dollar-hwan control of Congress in the Nov. J ment on the debate iasue, John P. 15 Oz. Can Jar ents and others say they are mov elrotioha^were disclosed after a TVeothcr Boreau fepaited on CAULIFLOWER ^ ^ „ ,2 5 c ing out of the area because of foul Shore Nobel Meilicine Award exchange rate has ended "in com McGrath. Democratic State cam *U1I clear" on Its eterni aaop to- 2 boxes ...... 49c plete faUure" Most of $674,804 day of plugging In behalf of a GOP paign manager, said he was repre ■ air. victory at the poUa.^ do)‘. A Navy kuirleoaa kuater .Is aihog, which made its unwel fortune left by (?zech>born. Chica senting Harriman’s views when he plaae exptored a auaptetooe area go tnventot is earmarked for'brib Frozen Food Specials Yellow or Green SQUASH; t,. 19c come appearance early in World (Ceathined on Psga Two) la the weetera Caribbewa yeetor- War n, actually getting.worse? la ery or other means of releasing (Coatlaued aa Page Twe) day ood feuad raia mod tbnader- it a menace to health ? la progress flve bf hla relatives from behind storms bat as tropical ffieturb- Scofkin Nepkins SNOW CROP being made in fighting it ? la con Iron Ckirtain. , m ^ trol enforcement lax? Cleveland he.art specialist says 2 boxes...... 29c ‘ PET MILK DEMONSTRATION The answers are apt to b4 four out of every flve persons un-. Gov. Lodge Hits Democrats WOMEN HUNT FOB TOT 29 47 drowned in public clamor." But dergolng surgery for heart disease Powers Lake. N. D.. Oct. 33 (5 0 z .y Sample Instoot Pot Dry MBk ot Display— ^ have bMn ‘.‘completely or almost (P'—A large group of aynr> Inelndiog Special Offer (Ceatianed ea Page Thlrteee) completely relieved of pain? by For Extravagant Promises pathetic woiaea today jelMd la Waffles operation... Bank executive . who the seorcli for a 4-year eld bey Redeem Proctor end Gamble Ckiupons At PriM isr Ph U Whds $wtst Poiahist in eyes of court "lived Dr. Jekyll ' wbe bee bee* boated store Sow- Everyday Low Prices . . . SNOW CROP CHOPPED Free Pro Ivory Flakes, Ivory Snow Camay ------.3 for 26c attention to what they term low in Australia she gave copies of etUcks in his bid. for reelec'tion. yeor-eM maB carrier. GwoM market prices'. sUte and cut down some of the L I ledertiaeli, waa tooflattoaty docni—ata to-Communiat Party Lodge charged at a Se>-mour almoet 200 aUte agencies now '*x- buz. Tide, Cheer Just Reduced Crisco And foUc who take advantage of official when aha was working for GOP rally that the promises the latlng." eeoted today as toe l l U Jarer the give away stay around and far the fleet degree aiorder M ol Labor oprosltion leader I>r. Her Democrau were making "would He aaaerted that the athleUc Nig. Sic ^ “ - I ’s 34c S’a 93c hear Bom.e politic^ talk, too. bert V. Evatt. • bankrupt the State if they fcar- ef Dr. Samuel H. SKagôrd. M . Farmer (Tharlea S. Sadoeki, on commiealon’e primary function ie He brought the eettot to Bra dasoroom apparently hark . te ried) them out.” 'and accused to.regulaU pad ptdica boxing sad whoae piece the *30 farmera wiU ■■n ro l at Alabama SUte CoUege them o f "tr>1ng to bribe the tax mra nod ats WeuMMh oB hsuea- make their gesture, aeya it didn't wreetllng bouts, which Ribiooff wlvep. for Negroe after student boycott payers w)th their own money." contended were “decUning" -la M lc j t out tp be a political affair. and mysiterious fire which burns The Democrats, Ribicoff, John No qieciilc invltatioBa wero ia- Connecticut. ' ' .., ...EX-BBIMI TO KNTKR U. SL two empty buildings on college’ N. Dempsey, candidate for lieu Pa a new Havea tele vision G R D [ ERYi ■ucd to politicians, he says, but campus . . . Govcniment'a long- tenant governor, and Edward D. iMroedepet, Dempaey necueed the Democrats asked if- they, could Ur. drawn-out case against Owen Lat- Tu!^$SLi riiiy !.x ?;.^ Bengln, nominee for comptroller. Ixxtge Rapublicail' adminiatntioa l 2 o < > c A jt/cueqA. to (fa t~ some-and speak. S a d o ^ who O^T’sTla^telld^ Krt U right, wero timore enters rare legal bypath H>ok« aeparately. " 5 2 7 * 3 h r proe m awdMoe aad phyxlelegT far develea- With prehiding j«idgc calling for of waiting ^lUl two, weeke before Hits AUUeUc-. VBlt Ceato jha alectloi) to do. a««»«ethlng about 1-4111 ((Deattaoed ea Fags •) •ta BeemaMaOeal Bcheel la orgumenU ee to Whether he'a Rlb«;off told a Norwalk D«m»- bioMd ia LotUawrh'a flavor. cratic rally that by aboliahlag the « / V . V / r - 1* m

Wm rAG B^Tw a r r I m mi lo w n HliTupiil Bars Niicon Claims honesty, integrity'and efficiency in government'. ', ." Conn. Sistarhoods will ba on dis Noble., Grand >ftsrJol1e~'-JConlQn According to an Associated Delegates Attenfl . play. A conducted tour through Piiblic Debate and .Vme Grand Barbara Anderson ADA Fails to Presa tabulation of official and the recently completed beautiful of .Smtaet Rebekah Dodge No. 39, unofficial estimates, a total of Fall. Conference With Sen, Ives K)bPv have been invited to' attend OppjQfSe Reds 74,879,146 Americans are eligible new Temple, will conclude the Assembly Officers Night of Jenny to vote this year—4,924.668 mOre day's events. Lind Dodge, West Hartford. Mon than four years ago when the laat The sisterhood, of Temple Beth ’ Mrs. Irving Hochberg, 49 day, Oct. 25. with supper at 6 p. m. ^ (Coattaoed from PiijÔisa) midterm election was. held. How (GoatlaiMd from Page Om ) Sholpm, one of 25 Sisterhoods In bum Rd., is In charge of luncltbon They are also Invit^ by Priscilla ever, only about 45 million are ex the Stste of Conn.âfflliated with toM n’ n«wt conferencir In New Lodge, .Middletown, for their as reservation and transportation ar ministration deliberately re/used pected to go to the polls oil Nov. 2. position taken by the city of Hart the National Womens League of rangements. '' Any /'Sisterhood M TorkCity: sembly officers night OcD 26.' Local to heed .âminga of the FBI aiid r MembefSot. Group One include the United Synagogtio oLMmerica, “Such ~n debate would aerve no Rebekaha who wish to attend In New York, S^retary of ford in this casS,” Kinsella said as member who wtahes''fb attend this in instance after iiistancs pro Treasury George M. Hum the hearing opened in. the State in addition to the . officers, Mrs. will be represented by a delegation Conference amiKhas not - as yet m ■ cohatrucUve purpoee because Ives' either of'^the above should make ROUND aii SQUARE DANCINR of about 20 women at the'annual moted rather than fire<| individ said the Eisenhower admtniatra bffice Building. has puiîttad a tract of land on Thomas C. Johnson, Mrs. Daniel made her rrartvation should of Sunset Rebekah Dodge. participation in Communist acUvi- Polomaki of ItK^fiald. The tract fleld. Mass., on Wednesday, Oct McOrath sald'Ives had “indulged ecqnon^ into a “heaithy’’ one. the 'OonnecUcut Co. declared arid XJhundL Mrs. Thomas Bentley, -Irdde ot out/ tlea.". ^Phe^dmlnistration, Humphrey issued a dividend of 1,36S,08(> to ORANQE HALL EVERY SATURDAY formerly halongad to the Samuel Mrs. Raul Arnold. Mrs. Wallace 27. Mrs. George C. Leosner, In revolting hypocrisy” in an at Gail L. McCann. 71 Pitkin St., . Nixon said he also hs4 said: ^ Dunlop property and wa s divided Shearer, Mrs. Leslie Bolton, Mrs. tack upon Harriman Tuesday. A f sllid last night,' has restored sav its paren t company, the. New 8.12 Midiil^lit president of the Manchester Si*i class of 1957 at the University of. President Eisenhower's sec'urtt^’ Haven Railroad, out of surplus into 18 building lota by-J*olomski Robert Oleiiney, Mrs, Waltei; terhood, atatea that a very stimu- i ter that, McOrath continued. Harr Connecticut, will sing soprano' ings to their important rank In risk program had resuJted'Tn re the nation’s life. He added that amounting to close to 94,000,000 as When he purchased it a y«ar. agb. Gleaecke, Mrs- Fred Warnock, Mrs. lating, inspiring and educational i riman changed his plans for the with the University of Connecti ADMISSION 85c (Tax Included) W rUp r h t C o. moval of 8,929 pepaerts from fed the nation’s economic activity this of Dec. 31. 1953. Valentine aald laat night h'eâna William Philllpa, Mrs. R. K. Jones, program is being offered to the I C. J MORRISON debate. cut Carollers, well known student eral service. Sponsored by the Orange Lodges to build cuatom-type houses on the Sr., Mrs. Eugene Gagliardone. group. I OpcB Monday throngli Saturday 9 A. M^ tn 9 P. K . Ives said in a statewide TV-radio vocal enaemble, when they initiate year will total' 355 billion doUare. "This waa obviously an act of broadcast Tuesday night that a "That.^-t«e great majority of about three per cent below the corporate politics that ignored the Iota, all of which havh 150-feet Also Mrs. Oscar Kreyaig, Mrs. Registration and Coffee Bar WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS their 1954-55 eeaton 'With a pro th.ass'^dividuals yytrt inherited frontage on a road mit through Mark Carpenter, Mrs. Anna H<^ scheduled from 9:30 a. m. to 10:30 | •hipping firm controlled -by Harri- gram of aonga Monday night at record of 1953. standards of' public and private 895 CENTER STREET — TEL; MI-9-9719 man had paid $250,000 to a Brook- ■firgely from the Truman regtme. Addressing the New York group financial decency," Kinsella' de the length of the tract. Wi*h the land,. Mrs. Ralph Wing. Mrs. Wil t. ra. will begin the day’s activi-1 meeting of the Greater Hai “That included in this number Tony Bennett •xception of tjiree lota on the north ton Thorp, Mrs. Julius Strong, tlea. 'Die morning session of the 1 A» 1 ^ Judge to obtain leases on two Alumni Chapter at th e jlo t^ Stat- of the Investment Bankers Assn, clared. "This dividend jpayment piers owned by New York City. were individuals who w'ere mem 'hUrred and shocked the nioral side of the road and nearest South Mrs. Ernest Pesola, Mrs. William Conference will be devoted to a i of America at the hotel .Waldorf- Clark, Mrs.' Howard P. Jensen, NEW LOCATION Harriman said he knew nothing of bers of the Communist party and Astoria, Humphrey said “a tre Tony Bennett, famous singing s ^ ib ility of tha community at Road, the depth of the lota is close business meeting, recognition of any such payments. Communist controlled organiza star of stage, radio, records and to 300 feet, he said. Mrs. Willlsm Aliison, Mrs. Charles newly affiliated Sisterhoods and \ tions. mendous upheaval of this nation's la r^ a n d particularly or.traged the Sumner, Mjss Elia Sumner, Mias Answer Ivea Speech The Rev. John E. Post the whole economy” since the begin TV, who rose to fame with his Although he does not expect to Torah awards. Workshops ()n North Methodist Church. iS in Fslr- bua riffing public which had Just begin builditig until apring, Val- Jeanette Sumner. POLISH AMERICAN McOrath went on to give what “That the information on the ning of the century has “created a recording of “ Because of You,' been Bisected to Die order of the Education. Youth. Torah, Social •pfieared to be the Democratic haven, Masa., today to address the activities of most of those who will headline the gigantic stage •ntine said hia preliminary plan- -During tha past feW wdeks the Action M id Gift Shop will be held B u n Gisnitc Moonnienis eee (IttiiR- New Bedford Methodist District were separated under this pro unique nation of ‘haves’ that needs comm issi^ increasing the farea." Ladies Benevolent Society has reply to Iveef speech. He said the an up-to-date way of thinking •how at the State Theater, Hart nlng calls for a. soi.-rawtiat larger in the afternoon with leaders in CLUB BALLROOM cd uid icnlpratcd by utiMi ia ConTerence. He will epeak at the gram was available to the prevl ford, this Saturday and Sunday. ~ PaM la AprU STATE house then v’ss built in the Bay- voted 3800 to the Congregiffional GOP Senator had failed to say the about Itaelf..." each group conducting the semi-1 \ afternoon assaiOn on tha theme ous administration and had been Ton.Y will render his newest re (The dividend waa paid In April 'berry tract which he also (fevel- Church Renovating Committee 26 ViUciqa Stroat These gtsP’itc— tn eedart. And Bafia Judge was hired as an attorney to shortly after Hie format hearings nars. represent the shipping line in 1022, "The Crusade for World Order." covered up and ignored.” cording hits, "Clnnsmon Sinner,” oped. He said the houses would now supervising an extensive pro Granin Momumentt pay itibtM W He is the dqalrman of the Board Nixon anid every candidate for "Stranger in Paradise.” “Madonna, ended, but liefor^he PUC reached AnENTION A U TEENAQERS! definitely not be o f the “ project gram of repairs to the sanciiiary Dr. Morton Siegel, national di RockviH* the thing* ihu endute—the fkith, leva before he went on the bench; to its decision in the\;sse. However, rector of United S.tmagogue Youth things make clear that the Judge was of World Peace of the New Eng the House and Senate, Democrat Ike Renews Pleas Madonna,” as well as "Rags to JOIN THt FUN . . . . type” and ia aptiniistic about the of the church. The society’s dona tod mcffiotiia of tbotn arho bean land' Southern annual conferSnea and Republican alike, should state Riches." "Because of You” and neither the com m lôn nor the possibilities of the tract which ia tion to this cause the previous and Leadership Fellowship Train-' EVERY MONDAY Jailed later “because of a wholly public learned of the payment here Ing, Will be the giiest speaker and ' passed on. unrelated crime,"' to say that the of Methodist Churches. publicly before tlie Nov. 2 elec other tunes that skyrocketed him now quHe heavily W(x>ded. year was- $1,000. tion his 'stand bn the Eisenhower On Health Plans until llafter the higher rates went Meet Toalght will also conduct the workshop on When y(M are chooaing font proaecutlon had sought dismb-sal to fame, Co-headllning will be' Water Extended Youth. AT 7:45 P.M. , Junior Choir o f the Church administration’s aecurity pro Gene Krupa, the "Ace Drummer Into effect.) Gila Teenage JAM SESSION r- The annual meeting of Congre- mcoL let as help yon. The beauty and o f indicUnents against the Judge in The Selectmen have imnounced Exhibits I(?aned from the 25 the pier Ipsse affair and to aay that -bf the Nszarene will hold a re gram. (OoBtinued from Pnge One) ' Man" and his Trio, with Eddie Kinaella said that figuresrea^^pro priv work has already begun On/thls "gatlonal 'Church will be hel(l to pntnunence of select Banc GeuitlS the whole story had been aired pre hearsal at the church tomorrow In Independence, Mo., mean Shu,' "Harmonica A Tenor Sax 'vlded to him by the Compimy SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 1;N yaar’s project of extanding/water night preceded by a potluck sup make k a snim- Thursday "strikingly supports our viously. morning, at 11 o'clock. Membera while, three well known naniea in Moving to help out In a hard- Star” and Teddy Napoleon, "King ONE HOUR OP from the well driven last year into per In the-parish room at 6:30. In blt cboicc for Ismger said in Wsshington that are urged to be on time. American pollt'cs — Roosevelt, of the Keyboard." Also appearing original ppaltion." the (Community Hall. Aj^ electric addition to electing officers, chOrch Truman and Rayburn—lipiced the fought New Jersey contest, the From January to August, 1964, members will also hear the re yovt moaomenL In 1051—when the Senate was will lie Gene Allen in “A Touch of water pump has alrea^ been In- HTGN cO , whedni k ii Ms about to vote- on the nomination Cub Pack No. 98 of the Buckl'ey Pourth District congrcsaional President authorized a atatament Satire,” and other celebrated ar inclusive, Kinaella said, the Hart •tailed and piping h u been con ports for the past yea.' and make of Harriman as Mutual Security School will hold its annual county campaign in Missouri yesterday. that he "haa not changed one iota” tists and entertainers. Aa usual, ford division has made a profit of nected to the sink in/lhe kitchen. plans for next year. beUtgenrsmalli John Roosevelt,'youngest son of $43,-399, whereas the company as ORCHESTRAS Administrator — he “ received a fair tonight at 7 o'clock ait the In hid earlier endorsements iff for performances will )>e continuous Next step in this gear’s plans for Date Set III 11 written complsint" about the pier school. the late Preaid mt Franklin D. mer Rep. Clifford P. Case, Repub both days, with late stage shows a whole continued ta-.operata at a STARTING AT 8 P..H. nhovation at the^hall is inatalla- The Monday Club has selected Incident of the 1020s which now Roosevelt, talked at a Republican lican candidate for the U.S. Senate. scheduled at 10 p. m. loss of $93,820, notwithstanding tion of septic tanka and a drainage Saturday, Nov,. 13 aa the date of the fact that an Increase in fares 'A Dcsi Arnaz it Vincent Iropex ifMy Three Angels]' T rally. .Rep. Sam Rayburn, has been raised by Ives. A daughter was born at the St. Eisenhower’s stand-pat position, field. The tanM have been deliver its annual Christmas Sale. It, will Danger raid he sought and ob- minority, leader of the House, outlined to newsmen by White bed “non iioliUcal’' 'by the White went into effect during part of it Hgl Kemp it Skitch Hebderson ed and will ha installed in the near be held from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. this SPOXSORED BY HOLLISTER P.T.A. Francis Hospital in Hartford on spoke at a Democratic meeting this period. (The rates actually COMPARE AND SAVE tamed a delay in consideration of Oct. 20 to Mr. and Mrs.- Joseph House press secretary James C. House. ‘ ★ Freddie Fisher it Claude 'Iliomhill future. / year In Bolton Congregational the nommation, and he added: and waa Introduced by former 'Hagerty, amounted to It rebuff to -The President devoted much of wentlntoeffectAug.il), First ^ ectm an Robbina said Church parish room. Verona, 87 Birch St., and a son President Horry S. Tnim sn,, “The figures provided by the OCTOBER 22-23 "I looked into the. matter; I waa bom on Oct. 19 at the Hert Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wls), his address to praise of the late EXTRA PLUS FEATURE that if the balance in the appro- Meet Tonight who has lined up against Case. company show further.” Kinsella priati^ of |2,(X)0 for major im- found there waa nothing to It as ford Hospital to Mr. aiid Mrs. Offers Constructive Ingram AI Smith, who was a New York SHOWN AT I F.M. SHOWN AT I:M The newiy-sppbinted School \ far as Harriman was concerned. I Rsybum declared that if the Case, a l^ the target of intra governor aiid 1928 Democratic said in his opening statement, provênta at the hall holds out, Building Oommittee will hold its HOLLISTER SCHOOL SAPORm MEMORIAL CO. Frederick G. Edwards, 107 Spruce " , . that under existing condi iqvatories will be installed in the 8:.10 P.M. did find that such an incident' had St. , , , Democrats gain control of Con party opposition in New Jersey, presidential nominee. Then he said: first meeting at the school at 7:30 470 CENTER STREET TEL. MI-S-T78f occurred. My inquiries completely gress in the Nov. 2 election “we has announced- that if elected he "Who can doubt that he (Smith)' tions of service there would be a 6 CARTOONS ROCKETMAN rooms at either si(le of the •nCKETS $1.00 progressive loss of traffic and con tonight. satisfied me as to Haniman.” lay down such a construct would favor oiuting McCarthy as W'oiild have supported and ap ' DOORS OPEN a t . 12:30—REGULAR PRICES idbby of the building. ^ Danger declined to give details Kent W. Scoville. 18, 228 Center tive program that even President chairman of the Senate Permanent sequently deterioration of the fi- / This is the third year $3,000 has St., yesterday Joined the U.S. plauded, if alive in 1954, every one nances and services of the com Kiddies under 12—reglater for the ‘‘Balloon Blisters Con Advertisement- Mrs.^Gaaprin Morra of Bolton^ Herald Photo about the extent of his investiga Elsenhower will take it to his Investigations committee. of the laws of the recent Congress been appropriated by the town for Navy and proceeded to thS Naval' pany.” tests." Give your name and itg* o" *Up of paper next Sntur.; major improvements at Commun-. Western’s "Ssturdsy Sizzler", Center dismissed the first luscious tion. He said he withdrew his ob bosom." Ha predicted Democrats Hagerty reralled that Eisen to make more certain the discovery day. . ^ Reg. $1.79 Steel Wagon, $1.29. j plucked even more from the bed. jections to the nomination in a Training Station at Balnbridge, hower endorsed Case on two pre . . Rate increases are obvi ity Hall. Most of the previous work large red strawberry she found In Md. for boot training. would win control of the House of subversives, to speed their re Western Auto Store, 615 Main St., She is ,at a lo.ss to explain the ■j5isisisn!nisj5i5iGRu&isi5raGisisi5fGisi5raai5i5/!JsiaiaiNjaisiBi5si5i5ff»BaiBaBiHaBi89!BaBaBaBaiBBHMaaBnaa^ statement to the Senate on O ct by 20 to 40 nests a.id have a mat vious occasioiis, and added: ously doing more harm than good has not been apparent to the eye her new bed 'Tue.sday a.s a freak, moval from Influential positions,' and have, in fact, reached the and Included in the first year, Mahehester. “ At the Sign of the eager-beaver berries because they 19, 1951. Jority o f at least five in the Sen ”17ie (the President) has been and to mete out to them legal Circle Arrow" but delicious, .' Continuing the I are not the Everbearing variety. The Senator added that neither A divorce waa granted in Supe ate. for him for a lo: g time, is for him point of negaUve return." storm sash, work on the founda punishment?" tion, hanging of new doors and re- work of cleaning the bed she (The berries are Pathfinders . and Zvss nor Sen. Herbert H. Lehman rior Court in Hartford this week Roosevelt, who left the Demo now, «nd is looking fom ’srd to Advertirei.ient— found another. A neighb.ir sat nccording to veteran farmers to Julia Turek from Jscob Turek The Eisenhower health Insurance hanging of most interior doors to (D-Liberal NY), a Harriman sup- cratic party two years ago to sup welcoming him to Washington as program was shelved by Congress Peppln’s Grocery. Route’ 44A- isfied a sweet tooth with thi.s one. should not be. maturing until next geiter, “ raised any question at the on the grounds of Intolerable port Elsenhower, said the last the junior Senator from New Jer make them free-swinging, exit last July by a vote of 238 to 134. signs, rebuilding, the exterior stairs Bolton. Store hours: - Dally 9 a.m. Wednesday Mi's. Morra picked .spring. KEITH’S 55th ANNIVERSARY SALE cruelty. week had produced a groundswell sey.” Seventy-five Repuqiicans joined 162 fiiK c cMniTiQiMf n to 8 p.m. Sundays:—9 a.m. to 1 more than a pint of the out-of Meanwhile, the Morras Continue Danger said he has sent tele Boost for Ives at the reAr of the building and of support for Republican con Democrata and one Independent in p.m. season berrie.* and ’ yesterday I fca.ating on their favorite fruit grams “ to Ihs New York news- The Women’s Society of the gressional candidates. Elsenhower started yesterday TELEVISION boarding ((ver two open stairways -rmm the House in voting to send, the EASTWOOD no longer In use. papera’ reporting that he had Community Baptist Church will He said Eiaenhower “has abol \idth a boost for Sen. Irving Ives, Manrheater Evening Herald Bol found nothing to discredit Harri conduct a rummage sale tomorrow who is running fi .■ governor of legislation back to. committee. During the secondas’ear, a new ished government by crony. He Against the recommittal motion , CtNKMABCOPK well was (Iriven at The hall in ton correspondent, Mr*. Joseph man in the 1951 inquiry. He added from 9:30 a. m. at the Comraimity has driven out the mink coalers, New. York on the COP ticket AsS ihti WeeS^r 4 ITrack D’ltalla, telephone Mitchell S-S545. that the investigation waa made Y, 79 N. Main St. Mrs. Gladys against Averell Harriman, Demo were 120 Republicans and 14 STKKOPHONtC BOl'XIL order to provide an ample supply HdHiE FutuiAkoUl^ and the deep freezers and the m II- Democrats. PROGRAMS o f water St all times and to make "purely aa a Senator’’ and not as C. Barney, 230 Oak St., ia. chair cratic-Liberal party norninee. ers of favors in the Dept, of Jus The day after the bill went back this year’s improvements possible. EXTENDED FORECAST the head of any congressional man of the committee in charge. tice and the Bureau of Internal In patting Ives cn the back for "7 IRIDES FOR IVldeo Everyday—All RlghU Reserved—H. T. Dlcklnaon A Co., Inc group.. , to committee the President told a Chairmen Named U a {u E A ! Revenue,” a ’’tremendously helpful” Job as 7 IROTHERS*' Boston. Oct. 22 (A>>—The t'em- Senator, Elsenhower al.so put the news conference that House mem Miss Esther Brlndle will be Cub Scouts of Pack 112 of the He spoke in' behalf of Jeffrey ■■ Techalcator chairman of Group One of the perature in New England during Washington school will meet to spurs to New York GOP workers. bers who voted to shelve It “Just Rawsrd K»*l Jasr Pawell Htlielson. the GOP incumbent in don’t understand ..what are the Site - f;M . t:M lAdiea Benevolent Society’s two the next 5 days. Saturday through night at 7:30 at the West Side the fourth district. Rayburn He called for “determination . that Wednesday, will average 2.to 6 de nothing in tlie worl 1 will stop you facts of America''n life." fund-raising teains. Her. co-chair Rec. urged the election of Democrat Alia man Will be Mrs.'Alfred Barrett gree* abtfve normal. Rising tem George H. Christopher, s former from succeeding” in the Novem peratures over the weekend turn-- ber elections. "HUMAN DESIRE" Our ffxp«rt radio ond and Mrs. Jack Early will serve as The committee of arrangements representative who is opposing ' treasurer. ing cooler by midweek. After speaking at that rally, Gleaa Par# - (tiaria Orahma for the flrsl reunion of the 1935-B Hlllelson. 1:U - tin Mrs. George W. Smith has been Some normals for the Mriod arc ^ SYMPHONY NO. 4 IN D MINOR Class of Manchester High School the President, made a 314-hour TV spfciolists find treu*^ as follows: Boston 52, Providence ’Truman, whose doctors have tour of Manhattan. Bronx and SPECIAL LUNCHES named chairman of Group TWo SCHUMANN—HIGH RDELITY will hold a meeting Wednesday. aaked him to avoid any strenuous which will lnclu(le Mrs. A. Jooeph 5 TOPPe B—Slarrlag A bb Jrt- “ Marr>‘ Me Again" EAST Ckaaarl t l SFrlaglirld, Caaa. be .contacted. bi-partisan policy to a glorlods Prr# Kim SUlM'*** *:nWABD8 CHILDREN r R t t i peace.’’ 1 ' MacMarrar Xarak («l) EDDIE nSHER TO THE VOTERS l:ta KKWS CARAVAN DOUGLAS D M frm N*'w Mql'jnd^ tdrijPst Pl.iyqr numf Arr i The. "Kiddle Karnlvsl’’ in St. Mitchell Hits Regime I k JEf F - p»«- < t» OI'TOOoa ADV. CU B (lt> WBMTiraN PLAYHOI'SK t :t t Mary'i 'parish House, will open at In Birmingham, Ala., Demo ■ r filr "Black Dakotu” o/ t w e s t w it h b il l S JI*??" ""OW i MANC-H ESTER cluding circiuiÎowns. a magician, economic, farm and power AeldS. o r FALWOBTH” <«l) CNCLK BD’S ri'N CLCB (tl) JACE CAE80.N SHOW YOUR DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE ponies, a snack bar, and an auc He said that for over a year the 7 BROTHERS’* Aa# 'e-9«.lit£«W \t CSrtaaaa Taalgkl lU i riL N B oltO n ^ of tickets augurs well for the pro "Sven admit th4 plalft fact that “ Teaseii** Cksms" (til WOBLD OP HB. SWEENEY W.H.EN8UND posed parish nursery project. we are In a recession." (Cl) MODKBN BONANCES behold... Ultchetra opposite number—Re- ALtÂYS 2 CARTOONS ( tl THIN J8 YOI B WOBLD LUMBER CO. TONIOHT AT 6:15 aAd 9:S0 Everette Cyr^ 100 Prospect. St., piibltcsn Nstlonal Chairman Leon HPOBTBCOPE < (It) THE VISE / telephone workers fropi all oyer (It) NEWS St. MARY'S.FAR'isN HOOSE (UAI) DEAOUNE EDITION meal" K»»erl- JOHN D. LaBELLE the slate. The election wllj be held SPECIAL EVERY FRIDAY ond SATURDAY (tl) SPOBTS VIEWS Soturdoy, O ct. 23,11 A.M. to 5>.M . (tt) O i l ? MISS BBOOK8 from Nov. 8 to 12. .. ( t) WEATHEE rORECAST ... .~r.Te Ardea AD5naSION 28o ( t) WORLD NEWS TODAY (M) FILM FEATI-RK Members of Dakota Council No, (1*> W;BAT’8 Y p l’B TROI'BLE t h e (iOlJIBERGS (tt) AREA NEWS—SPORTS tl) UPE o r RILEY I th« fwiMui pertieiiledl Pfafonei SIriIiI 61, Degree of Pocahontaa. are in L A S A O N E • PONIES a cikcus CLOWNS • MAGICIAN lt ;t t $ MARLON a. ELECTRIC TRAiN VILLAGE a EXHIBITS (U> LOCAL NEWS *,*• CAVALCADE OF SPORTS- TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS vited to attend the meeting of (tl) WORLD NEWS TONIGHT (It) CHANCE OF A LIFETIME I the femeiw pefeWkupel sHtdilnil M VI 3M1 I9M kyltagl tdoim Mp. ToUo BRANDO FROM LOCAL STORES ... —Deaalr Jamra ' Kiowa Council No. 28 of Rock . ' HQMEMADE DATEXUT BREAD ( t) TBA i rtOMd. >0 «•». Choico of c o W ville tonight. Anyone wishing to (lt-tS> KCKLA. EBAN A OLUE <*•' T jt ^ U N E r p -W a r B e r Aa- AX'D PIES SERVED DAILY AUCTION AT 9:00 P. M. . . ~ (U> FEATCBE O L N ' Veut solatstrl con laN yO(rwby / C h T A e go may’-^contset Mrs. Pauline Pa (tl) WEATRER S p ^ tE FEATI-RK Wonder-bm dots MORE for gan! of Deming Street, who is 4)t'ALlTY LEGAL BEVERAGES - . '**> P M Y H O f'S K OF STARK SNACK EAR — FRÊ FAVORS ’Tfc* Brat af E vrrytkiat" MORE ligurat *■* inefodinn L m deputy ta the Rockville lodge. • r .. 'Jl* ■ '« STORY Itil# (It) TIME WILL lEU . ''yowrsi SRp, iMo nne and ' — pfas ".Miss Robin Crusoe" color CHARTER OAK RESTAURANT Nichols (tt) PERSON TO PERSON—FA- yard R . Morraw. iBlerxIrM- aWOlD •— high-besenind beauty Shown S.’ IS 120 c h a r t e r OAK ST. TEL. MI-9-S0M . lag Oralaa IMrrel — Dat CHE(»( THESE 6 FEATURES! HammerakJald you’vn afonys dreamed a< . TO BR anSoi-nckd a fun astro inch af upKfil GALA Guamateed .. .. n*!AR PHOEBE RE-CAPS ,'•=“ < •> O B r,A TrjlT PTGHTS YOUR SAUSGIRt WMl* aa low aa ll:tt I t) I LED THREE LIVER e a r l y and LATE SHOWS THiYOU WHYl A (iBKAT TWIN BILL! . $7.85 —RIrhard Carlaaa jT Ir . I lil»n.r»rd (It-lt) NEWS . RMOLD — firm, yaunf contours ■•ward Seel . I Ulvria . (.ralianie Floor Show Broad 8L (H) THE LINECP P? "7 Bridch For I “ Human phono (»l) CAVALCADE OF SPORT8- you naver darn# hop# tot... n.'ti (it) l a t e s h o w hodoKNoOo 7 Brothers" I Dealir” AND MI-9-4224 ' —"A Maa Brirayrd" ■ with deep seporatfon that •Bod .ooM ypMkMpol Trrh. t;U I S:SS.S;SS (It) MOONUGRT THEATER tuRiil) NOW thru SATURDAY l l ; l t ( t) BADGE Na. Tit— fosti for tha Ufa of tha brol. DON'T t e l l t h e _Hal. . “ • ’’Flamia* Ffalhrra” Yiat d tl) U TTLK SHOW dark Webb YOUR SAUSCIRL WHi Terh. Haa.: riaemaHraar "niarli Hitt EXDIXQ! « ! ■ s . . HklelS .r raUwartk- la ferkalcl.r 7(U ( t) THE PASSKBBV (tl) WALTER KIERNAN THI YOU WHYl - (IMI) JOHN DALY—Meat U :tt < *1 MVkTERY THEATER ' DANCING (tl) RIGBUORTS (tt) NIGHTCAP EDITION 1 '•’♦^•ItsnrefSwSetwlTWe..,. fiOUTE 3 0 COAJA/. (t n Nk WR a WEATHER . IHIOID ~ comfort yOu novor, EVERY FRIDAY md SATURDAY NIGHT lY.-It (tt) nEEDMAN WAYSIOR Y:U (It) WKATREBVANE lt;II (tl) MOVIE •vor oipacfod. . . a silhouette lT:tt 7*»» J,PI8BEB SHOW (tt) PREVl'ES free of bulgi, bind and Graduate of Colgate University and the George Moot •asyfods-I DaieiRf All Ytar Rauad POLITICAL PBOGRA.W shoulder cuttingl Washington University I-a\v School. . . Practicing •othMl CLAEK GABLE T IN Y QUINN (tt) ly C fl^ EDWARDS AND __TMJS Ff.EWB J .W . W HITE YOUR SAIESGIRI W U Attorney . . . Former Deputy Judge of the Town ^ AND HIS ORCHESTRA (U) TRn IS TRE L in MWTUBNER (tl) n L M TEU YOU WHYl Court of Manchester . . . Former Town Coun.sel 7:tt ( t) NEWS CARAVAN Whafouar your figuro lypt of Manche.ster . . . Combat Veteran . . . Corporator VICTOR "iSir „ -laka Camrraa Saayaa ' of the Savihg.s Bank of Manche.ster . . ,. Tru.'ttee STOM HOURS: OpM FrtSm 9 A. M. Catt Sffi9 ' (tt) PERRY COMO SaOW COMPANY riiara’s a Wonder-bra to m a t u r e t i l l l : t t ( t) MAMA—P atty Waa# ' 9l you . . . BCTTHI Why not of Manchester Memorial Ho.spitaf . . . Chairman P. M. Close Wedayadaya At Xoao. O p "> Brntf RAINBoVf CLUB (It) FILM ^ 24 Birck St. — Mtotcheater o f Manche.ster Blood Program . , . Majored in' TABLE AND 6 C H A lR l $ Thurwlay Night Uatil 9. . (tt) TV TMEATEB coma in ond ICHOlO lha (HATI 8 COaVOtTAMT) SATURDAY SUNDAY m (U) rXATCBE TMEATER u o . ROUTE 4 « I 4 4 ^ 0 L T 0 N (tt) CAPTAIN VIDEO youngast you aver Sodayl Government in'College . . . .Spent-Four Years MVI 33M Kooglu OMioyio. J.pc FREE P.ARKIXG la Keith** Prisale PkHdag La8 S B T R A Y E O ^ (t il PILM in House and' Senate ; Offices on Capitol Hill. BILLY HARMONY • ... New Enffland’s Largest ' Tamarvaw'a OnyHpia HttbUgbla ifo M a ariohfo. rm T S S , oiu# Adjolaiag The Store. Xo .Meter Parhlag b Tha l:li (tt) TEAMWORE POE SAPMTT ttrtt ( t> RIO T o p Whita cotton A-B-C cups WashirtgtoR, D. G„ lyhile working for Library of Eattre Blarh Jaat Sooth Of Thd Store. Dance Floor « W ! HIDARIOUg OO-HIT NOtE BELLS 92A9 Congres.* . . . Elected to General Assembly Ses Always • good time at the P cu|M ...... 92J8 sions of 1M9 and 1951 . . . Minority Leader of the ‘^ R O C K c n u r Rainbow —. Good food- and JOHN B. BURKE Black or white satin 9>-W , House, 1951. COMING, SUHDAY. OCTOiER 31 drinks, too'. • ^ s PRIZES 11m R ^ b o w is nvallaMe far 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Vofa For This Qiiqlifiad ExparioRCtd Cofididatt OF MANCHESTER baaqtieto. weddlag* parttea. an# •taer gaUMrtags. T«L M I- e ■ I \ ' I ( 1 NI , 1 1 Jd. 51 1 I llftbf' FOR FINE HALLOWEEN IMSQUERABB OANGE 9:99X9. VOTE DEMOCRATIC MUSIC RY AL SOYKA - K e i t t i ' s ■’.A';} FM t«r* at 9:19-9:15 ' — PUU THE SECOND LEVER — - - ^ JJsJBt Si99.9t99.9ia DANCING a t# 12 hi u la Hermld^-It P«yt Illslilt MAIWMAIN fTST nDadOCITrOPrOSlIt Lf.LjH lH L.hjoi ...I / j f "- I-’.* x’' “ ^ V . ; . ■t 4 " aAV/' f - ^ Liv-:-'S-‘ - --f- -lV_ ■y. :\ '■■ ' .V ^ > • ■;^.X ‘.t» ' ,'• in /" \''v ■/<'" .' y V 'PAOB-FOUR-. UANCHE8TEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONNw F1«DA|Y, OCTOBER ^ .1 9 5 ^ MANCHESTER i;VENI^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CtttfN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER f a 6 b — to change a drunken driving tee bank's oM^MfudL manager - 'N ^ ,v Tots S ^ n Ready charg* to a charge of violation of FBI NiAs Suspect looked Inside, ^..tm id alleged ao- WOOCJ-UM Puerto K • Bed the rules of the road ”a tragedy.” * '-f'”.' , 1B0lh Parties Gan Lose compllto, Jooo^ w. Ritter, was WOBO—1888 Foi*/School j^rly Police ofneeto testified in the nabbed bjTbkce in the bapk'i GItEAT EASTERN Jtadio Schedule four-day trial , that Ferrari was i Foi^Bank Break WKNW-848 w m o - ) i 8 s o Chieftai tested called to police headquarters after He Is being held in $50,- 501 HARTFORD ROAD — MANCHESTER nm o LsItovlIIa, Oct. 22 (AV-A recom by Queens County authori- In Garry Armstrong, 28, of MUfh'rd ' New York, 21 MPi—Tl^ A. V. “BURT” LINDSAY, Pitop. Edinburg, Tex., Oct. Saturday Ovt. 23 ' , mendation thqt children ahould be ■had - been- ' boked A on a ebairge ot IM. > ■ - •iMilHD V SIEVltl r a i announced tonight the arireet Ths following program schedutoe.;^‘* '^nio.n.^ Mirabel Carrion, Midnight-2 .a. m. IDick Frosch. Gordon ..fbfneroy aterted on their formal education dnmken driving and rpeklen driv WB SPBOAUZB IN N are supplied by the radio manage WHAY—Supper Uerenada 2 a. m.-4 a. m...... Volunteer* Needed B it DON WBRBHBAB ^ The question being asked.is: If at /the age of four has been ad- ing on April n . dr Bplvatotpe IKBeUn in âulMtion BAST ■TO PAY FINES WTIC—News ol World general: cfc thp Puerto Rican Ci Barkley and then Chandler are ments,. and a rt subject to change WDRC—Chorallere munto( Flirty, wa* nabbed by 4 a.. m.-6 a. m. . . . . ) . Laonard Rackowski, J. L eW LoulavIUe, Ky^ O ct 22 W vaiheed by a Tale child study ex The policemen tMtifled < that with thâttompted ery of a Newport, R. I., Oct, 21 RESldlNG YOUR HOME\ WGTH-G. Heatter „ I. m.-9 a. m...... Volunteer* Needed n * people ot thU mint Julep end elected, what will this mean to perts. Ferrari , made the change although lice are making It easy, for mo without notice. y,* Federal^ Bureau of Investigation QetnenU’ poaltiont Queankhank laaM^ct. 7. yeaterdayNiiear the international a. m.-Noon , . . . . . Roland Morin, Douglas Stevetia Mue gnus country are approach', ! iiiss Eveline Omwake, director the arresting officers did not give torists who violate paiwng rules AtamUinBi canpboarding, Asbestoe. Ptastto siad Insnlntofl 4:ee- WHAY—Supper Serenade WTIC—One Man's iSimllp 1-3 p. m. .. . John Bles.so lag the d lf f l^ t political choice of The influence thla Internal eltu-. of the nursery school of the child their consent to such a change. KBella^22; of Brooklyn, was to pay tee f l flne. ■ \ Siding, in a wide variety ef colors and stylas. WHAY—Ntws; Polka Bop, bridge betwtop the United States 3 p.'hL-6 p. m, . ation may have on the Barkley- ad tyrooday in San .Laandrpt . WCCC—Bacotd novuo W DRC-E. R, Murrow ,and Mexico, ''sk . Volunteer* Needed \ baving^ to lend only one of two study center at Yale University, Tha pariting tte|Mt Is In a post TELEPHONE 10-8-8271—or BD-G-8480 WKNB—Roqurit Matinee WGTH—Celebrity Time 6 p. mSs p. m. . lobert Ringuette, Alfred Rin- ^ favorite m m to the U. S. Senate. Cooper' race Is obscure but it’s ssdd that It is at this age “when . . _ FBI eald. age-free, prc-ad ie self-eealing. ^ WGTH—Counterspy Puerto Rican -Reds. ■ MUnici- able sadness that the other had Connecticut. Education Assn, at Tito three, wh^carried guns, WGTH—Jack e Waxworks pal Building, Manche' on Mondays. Wednesda^. and Friday* they’ve stuck to Issues. ., Salisbury Central School here. Robrt JÔppanheimer haa re 'were tricked by khank guard into. 4 :M - He wa* charged with conspiring to lose. Barkley has centered his at WHAY—News; Polka Hop WHAV—Going Forward with Hartlord from l ^ p. m. Civil >nse Telephone Number—9-iko88. PrasnatHee Struggle Miss Omwake asserted that chil ceived the Pynimld Club ot Phila ciS ^g a venetlen blind in tee bank WCCC—Recora Kevu* WTIC—Friday with Garroway to advocate overthrowing of the lamour tacks on the Republican adminis dren at that age are Just starting window, unknowingly executlnf a WKNB—Request Matinee WDRC,—Arthur Ooctfey Oig«*i U. S. government by force. V • Barkley and Cooper are the delphia's achievement award for DISHWASHERS WGTH—Lone Ranger tration and Its rseord during the WTIC—Wldaer Brown Officer* said Mirabel , Carrion England will be displajiqg a wide Kentucky strong men of their par- to understand word meanings and "unstinting devotion of his own pre-torangetT signal mmong tee WDRC-Csl Kolby • :4»— . past two years—comparing It with social relationships and are ex bank employes test a robbry was — AMERICA'S lEST -od , WUTH—Jack's Waxworks WHAY—Going Forward with Hartford signed/waivers for hie removal to Dealer 'Takes Pai^t variety of antiques inchimng pat ties with Ng personal followings. what he calls more prosperous great gifts to the end-of Increas WTIC—Friday with Garroway Puerto Rico for trial and would be tern gla.ss, old china, jew eli^'sil- tremely dependent upon others for in prog^to—• EMERGENCY 4 i« - /. WDRC—Arthur Oodirey Digest A ll\ W o o I Tkelr collision dramatises the full years under Democratic leader ing man’s knowledge.” . WHAY—News; Polka Hop taken there ’’fairly prompliy.” He .wr and the largest showing o lfa n - force of the struggle for control of guidance during this peritMi Dr.' Oppenheimer, head of the The/K ^ said D1 B4US and an WGTH-Lone Ranger 111 Antique Shoi ship. He assails the administration accomidlce,\JoMph Poleae.l ^ t fled as OIL MIRNER KITCHEN AID \ WCCC—Record Revue •:W- was held in jail here in' lieu of tinue furniture In the Hartftf._ Congress, and for control of Ken as representing the mvlleged few Institute for Advanced Science at ^WKNB—Request Matinee WHAY—Bristol Polish Home $25,000 bond. / . krea this sea.son. tucky Politics. Princeton, N. J., ami credited with SERVICE WTIC—Wbman In House WTIC—Friday with Garroway and not the maases people—al Police Head Jailed HOTPOINT WDRC—Cal Kolby WDRC—Perry Como Phierto Riod’*/No. lyCoinmunist The Towne Houae of Manchester TKktVomen'* Guild of St. James' Democratic oUefa called Barkley though he doesn’t include Eisen playing a major role in deve’oping W0TH—Jack a Waxworks WGTH—News; Arnold was reported to have /go|ne under will be one, ofythe many aptique ChurclKtVest Hartford,-sponsor of out of political' retirement as the hower himself In the inmctoients. the atomic bomb, received the CALL REST SERVICE IN TOWN — LOW PRICES »:U— ground" last /June when he van award last night. He saiu It reaf *'??HAY-êitern Caravan WHAY—Bristol Polish Home dealers in the 11th Greater kqrtr the .*ho\\\vllI operate a tea room only man who could recapture the Cooper has hit hard\on the For Three Mouths M aAlltW Ai&l WCCC—Record Revue WTIC—Friday with Garroway ished from his native island. in the Armorv’ serving home cook- Senate seat which Cooper won two theme that the nation la ^ peace firms “that spirit of human w p m —Redueet Matinee W DRC-The North* ford Antique Show which opejis At LOW iW lB 4 MI-9-4548 WTIC—Just Plain Blit Original charges had been Rled .ed food wito hot dishes oTl the years ago after the death of Dem- because of Eisenhower’s Iteder- brotherhood that is the hope of to ABC APPLIANCES CO. WDRC—News WGTH—Newsreel against Mirabel Carrion Oct. 19 Monday, Oct. 25, and run* for five m û at lunclrqnd dinner hours. acratic Sen. ^rgU Chapman, ahlp and that the Demomtlc New Haven, Oct. 22 (A’)—A Wal day's world.” WGTH—Jack a Waxwork* • :M - ng on Barkleys lingford police commissioner has / WiLUAMS. W IIAY-Nile Watch before U. S. ^Commissioner Ramon days in the IVest Hartford Armory, Friank SilvesW, manager, has They are prosperity was a war prosp4nty. Dr. A lb rt Einstein, also as Atfkw Drag m m i MI-9.1575 21 MAPUST. .»:U- WTIC—Frlday with Garroway Julia In San Jua, P. R. He did not 8.76 Farmington Ave., put On. many siwvs for church enormous . popularity pfua Ha pictures himself as being iiK^s been sentenced to a three-month sociated with- the Princeton In OIL SERVIJgl \ WHAY—Western Caravan. , WDRC—Amo* 'n' Andy k to the Demo' Jail term for obetructing justice. JVGCC—Record Revue WGTH—World We Live In enter a plea at the hearing. Dealer* from New York, Penn groups in Connecticut and in Flori a voter awfa#4)atf position to do more for the stall stitute but unable to. attend the "dll “KNB—Request Mallnee The FBI would not say bow It sylvania, New Jersey and New da. crate to turn the and put than Barkley. Commissioner/ Thoniks F. Fer- ceremony bcause of "age and wr:_'IC—lrf>renxo Jones ------X------poslucm WHAY—Nile Watch learned the Puerto Rican was in their partjr In a In Interviews, both men claimed 1, 36, was ordered Jailed by Su- health,” commended the club for W DRC-Cal Kolhy WTIC—Frlday With Garroway the United States. for the State , ^ U om' year, tvlth a good deal of ctmfldcnce they ior Court Judge Samuel J. Mel- honoring his collenr.ue "In .recog WC.TH-Jack'* Waxwork* WDRCr-Muelc Hall general WOTH-WofId We Live In At this point there will wln^—although Bai^ley’a opti here yesterday after Ferr.-ul nition of hia exemplary,-Conduct WHAY—H*ll ol Records ISiiS- ■/ •■ t, liTRMIrtWYtttl agreMMUt the odds are favor mism greater than Cooper's. 1 guilty t» trying to fix the as a citizen of hUi counUy.” . WTIC—lOftO Rkdlo Lane WHAY—Night Watch ^ of Satktoy winning. of a man who had been ae- Dr. Oiqienbimer .earlier thla WDRC—Cal Kolhy wriCT-Cavalcatle ol Sports f)ealh8 Last Night ‘Tt looks M good it scares me," WGTH—Wild BUI HIckok WDRC—Mr. Keen Bat Cooper Is making Barkley said. He added that in his >f drunken driVliig. , year was denied security clear • iW- WGTH—H. Flannery .. taoe- and there are travels around the state he had was oiiginally/ibhafged ance by the Atomic Ehiergy Com WHAY—Hall n( Records WTIC—into Radio Lane WHAY—Night Watch By THE .A.S.«KK'I,\TEI> PRK.HS MAKE MORE MONEY few Democrats—who say he found a feeling "this admlnistra- with uhlawful removal of police mission ai.d removed from all pan the Mggeet surprise of the en records, \w hich, on conviction, WDRlf—Cal Kolhy WTIC—Cavalcade of Sports London—Sir Lawrence Jones, inadequate to deal with the government work on the hydrogen WllTH-WIld Bill Hickok WDRC—Moods for Romance 97, former president of the British / tire national campaign. canies a prison term. But he was bm h. The AEC ruled that Dr. i!**- WfITH—Crossroad* ilems that face us.” U:W-- Society for Physical Research. Died Hera are seme ot the factors on predicted he would win by a permitted to plesd guilty on the Oppenheimer was a loyal Ameri WHAY—News both aides: lesser charjto of o b tru d in g Jus- can but' denied him security clear WTIC—New* WHAY-Nlte W»lcn » Thursday. ’’subs^tlal majority.” W DRC-New* WTIC—Cavalcade of Sports New York-Colin Landin, 70, te YOUR OWN BOSS B a ik l^ a nanM is known to Cooper conceded that' Barkley's Uce. \ ance on grounds be hrxl associated WGTH—Newt WDRC—Moods lor Romance practleally every adult In Ken Judge Mellltk gave Ferrari until with individuals of questlonble t:l» - WGTH—Fall Out map designer and pioneer- in popularHy was the major obstacle WHAY—Sports Spotllsht U:4S- developing several cartographic tucky—and ha's running in a state Tuesday to get\Ws personal mat Itâlty. WHAY—NIte Aateh that normally is Democratic. he had to,ôverc(»ne—but he said WTIC—Strlcllv Sport* techniques. Born lit Flandreau, he was getti|ig more expressloM of ters in order and. asked that Fer WDRC—Zalman WTIC—Highlights THE ATUNTIC REFININ8 COMPANY The voters from 1*28 to 1925 rari b (flsmiasedXfrom the Wal It’s essieat to go M u r on your WGTH-Plano Portraits WDRC—k^kid* for Rofnance S.D. Died Thursday. aaat him regularly to represent support froto Democrats in this S:S*- WGTH—A l l Out lingford Police Bo^d. Job when y o u ’re always taking WHAYT-Su:i|ier Serenade II :M— / has provoR succossful Sorvic* Stations ovaiioblR them In Congress and from 1927 race than he'ever had before. Mellitx called Ferrari's attempt your own sweet time. WTIC—Emil Cote WIlAY^New*; Kite Watch All-wooKi6f*®Y with exfrdmely to 19M they kept him in the Sen he said, WDRC—<5iiv Lombardo W T I^N ew * —Manchoftar, Hortforol, Middktown, Now Irit- that I’m WGTH-Blll Stern WDRC—News; Almsnae attractiv^belt. it's our sue-, ate. Then la 1948 they voted tor S:«5— WGTH—News oin drabs. PuolHwd oppUconts will rocaiv* com- him as Vice President building WHAY—Supper Serenade llilS - , ■ M c C A N N coss skirt ii^«ur suecass colors. Over the years, Barkley became up, I will win. And I think I will WTIC—Three Star Extra /W H A Y —Nit# Watch ' plot* trainiiig in oil phasos of Sorvico Stotiem win.” X WDRC—I.iOW-11 Thomas / WTIC—World N ew s purple, black and red. So easy a political legend in Kentucky and WGTH-Newi: Weather WDRC—Cal Kolby monagomont, with poy. he was considered invincible at the Bnthnslaam Seea tstoklng T WGTH-Sport* BROTHERS to match with onvy blouse. A poUa He won his first Senate race To many obaervei-s, thefe Is a WHAY—New*: Music II ;M— FOR A WTIC—Ross Miller WHAY—Nile Watch , For intorviow oppeintment coll C. M. ROiERT- perfect match-mate for those by a 80,0w> majority and after that question whether the Barkley- WDRC—Tenn. Ernie WTIC—Starlight Serenade . ./ Plumbing and hla nujorltlea always ran well over Cooper race has fired the v o t^ to WGTH—Pulton Lewie WDRC—Cal Kolby / SON, MOhowk 6-9071, 8 A.M. to 8 F.M. luscious lovely pettiraats. Sixes / any great enthusiasm. 1:1»- / 11 :*J— / Hooting Contractors the iwOOO mafk. WHAY—Kamllv Rosary W IIAY-Nlt* Watch . / Wodnosdfiy,, ThurtiJoy. îdny. or coll in parson 10 to 16. gableaa Sew B actor One Kentuckian close to the WTIC—Rns* Miller vmc-Starllght S-renade Unemplojrment, particularly in politiosl situation said: "The truth WDRC-Tenn. Ernie WDRC-Cal Kolby \ Water Systems at Room 14, IDEAL MOTEL, Bariln'Tumpika, tha coal Helds, would at^bar to be is that fOr a great many people in WGTH—J. Vandercook Nawington (across from Connocticut Light cmd . A factor wmWng In Barkley’s fa thla state there Isn't much differ Modern eating habit* are partly Soles and Service y . vor. Another would be the fact that ence between Baikley and Coopets Television responsible for cj:ime., according to i fewar Company). In their political philoMphiee. And a doctor. M ayb the crime ia what a ^ t 70 par cent of the county On i ^ e Two Phone Mitchell 3-5955 x_ offioaa In Kentucky are controlled so to them it doesn’t msttei which you have to .pay for the food. ' by DSmocrata la addition to the one wins.” state govenunant The experte say a light vote In On the other side, Opoper has all. probabtllly would help Cooper, IN YOUR O u r Success Blouse^ provsd bs has a grsat dsa' of ap- parUcularly In the weetem part of psal to the votera. Ha. won a abort- th e / state which always votes STEP term Senate seat la 1948 when heavily Democratic. And WASHABLE-PONGEE former Damocratle Sen. A. B. le3r’s Paducah home la in western mancmestsr motor SAtes "H ofpf" Chandler resigned Ur be- Kentucky. The final days of the campaign •oma Oommiasioaer of Baseball, may see interest fired up to a high s Cooper was noeed out by Virgil peak,, although few expect the vote Chapman In 1948, but he came to reuh anywhere near the total by ' ^ back two years ago to capture the cast In 1952 when Elsenhower e e \ seat vacated by Chapman's death, polled 495,029 votes and Stevenson Nalthough Presldant saienhdwer lost 495,729. . Kentudey to Adlat Stevenson by On the congressional front, re TOO^votas. MaanwhUa, he aerved aa liable Murcee say there isn’t like \ a U.\8. delegate la the United ly to be any change In the present NaU( lineup of six Democrats and two I*'- As a Banator, Cooper didn’t Republicans. achieve UuK^tateinal position of Barkley, but'te did make a rec That's just the Voy you ord which av«^ Dmnocrate say made friends for bta. feel when you stfp Into [ More Fun than A Circus; Butterflies dance on jwngee . . . Cooper’s ‘age is InJiia favor, too. thkte luxuriously olf- frir.thi.s cKarniing. wa.shable Rhoda Bvea a casual vlsltoi^ Kentucky cushtoned shoes—H^y’re Lee blGUFo. Perfect for your favor soon flnda that B a rk l^ a 76 ysats ^ ■ - J ' . # Greyhound Lines ite suit \yith a flattering Peter Pan have become a beneath-tne-aurface' Announce so comfortoblo, so flexH>|e, Jaeue which could have a strong ond so smortl The îr collar, cuffed, .sleevefi. Riege back Influence on the outcome ‘ of the Special Bus Service . ground with gri'y.^turiiiioi.se, brown . race. ' • - Startiag 5lon„ Oct. 4 \ foom cuthido obsmbs the i Tomorrow. at DEC I'Si .f"--V But while the main qx>Ulght la or green butterfliek-îzea 32 to 38. on Barkley and Cooper, Kentucky ioits ond ioto of over^ voters alM are looking over their SUFFOLK DOWNS step. And their smort x ahouldera at "Hi^>py^’ Chandler Modem stylinD gives you \ srho la busily running for gover Direct Bos—No Change nor, although this elecUon Is a o lift wherever you dpi DRIVE-IN TOMORROW, SATURDAY, #T. year away. The only alr-coadltoaed and Chandlef^ Is making a comeback a ir Hde coach service to 462 CENTER STREET bid that has the people wondering Suffolk Downs. . Who srlU wind up In control of Round f c P I u s \ ------9 A.M. to 5 P.M.— Kentucky polltica after next year. j Trip /: Right now the top political pow- Don't Miss It! o r In Kentucky rests with Demo Includes Admission to CEH01ISE&S0N I N cratic Sen. Elarle C. Clementa^no the Track pcutlcsl friend of Chandler’s. State WE 6I\VE GREEN STAMPS administration sourpea say ; that Bus Leaves 8 :50 A. M. sooner or later they will put a Frona candidate in the field against \ Chandler. CENTER y On Amiable Tenna ' 'ir TRAVa RUREAU And yet, while the administra / 498 Mato Stv—TcL MI-9-80M tion IS anti-Chandler, Barkley and / Qtandler appear to be on amiable terms and Cbsbdler has spoken for Barkley. g r e y h o u n d

nmisTOKA ponm\ By Joseph P. Lyford- Hourly Reduction ■ \ 7 * DSMOCXATIC CANmOATt ro t e . C0NCUUMAN.AT1ASC£ - WIITPOB7—This dveem onth jouracy r o e w s ( ^ , M. to 5 P. M. Only) >; Jet black aetn in cod. It hu cinicd oe thraugh Bxxe then s huodicd towns tnd ckid * » o « » Now, csutiouily,^ s f*w condusioos. ON ALL USED CARS velveteen I HAVI 90U N 0 that most of our people do DOC htve t penooal tense of contact fl with their govenunent Thex arc not bitter . . 1948 THROUGH 1953 about tbir. they aimply do not expect k. . ------—— ^ «ppestance of a poiiticun among them. He ia a V AT 5:01 P.M., PRICES GO "Grand Entrance" “ ou»*der, lometunes wclcotne, tometimes luspea. But, finally RACK TO 9 A.M. STARTING PRICES 1 • - . the poltticiaa u t^ y a ptising phenomenon — to be teen once, berhaps but From CHORE eirl to CHORUS Rjrl n tfd jr« « *8*^ T to man at the factory gate has seen acTcial p oliiiciM ia IM tu ^ bw d befoR No«mber. Get help from t C o a p m £ ^ > he ssks. i jumper drama If you have influence. And mflucnce is something the other has, not me.' Thaskt to PANELBOARO TILE HERE'S HOW IT WORKS IT MAS U I N A QUtl7 CAMPAIGN, but the silence of people ia no measure Women all over are singing the prstaes of on* panelboard llle- (THREE SAMPLE VALUES) •** ’*** **8'“ «o »tow down board! It gteanw! It eparklee! It’s eo easy to clean and KEEP -1 Now eurvo-catclMr w ill WM s while before he brings the subject up at his own table. In the coon. 1 I t t f uwiver from New toodoo, she farmer is quiet, too. and couota hia money clean. You’ll dsace throngh'your chorea In nothing flat! 1953 FORD VICTORIA dowfy, because there is lesa to count. He lo o b around at his cowa and chickeiM to several carefree coloip and three Sinart patterns to suit . Cuktotolinr “8", Hardtop. Radio. hrat«r. 1951 OLDSMOBILE I 1953 STUDEBAKER sod hopes for e change in the economic weather, just lib hia city neighbor. your color orheme: Beautiful green and black. White, wait “88” De Luxe 4-Door, tifey. Radio and Champion Hartdtop, Beige and red. iires.tires. / • hegter. / OIM K P lO P tI WHO DO NOT TAUC about tb ir trouble are t b cbildrcn. Easy to tosteS It yourself. Ne special tools needed. And Juat Dverdrive. ’ Ttos is becatae ib v ate small and do not understand what is bppening to look at the prioel . . . . . ^ *dxx)li. Only tb teschcr sod tb parent knw tb P^CE AT I A I pt^tb cxhiustioo sad bewiberment and cenfusioti of children ia AJI. $17S| PRIOE AT 8 Ail. StOSO PRICE AT 9 A.M4 $1750 ^ „ sdsd rlsMrniMM, how these things destroy tb chance'to learn a ^ tb If antiold at' 10 a.m., price reduced to If unsold at 10 a.m. price reduced to ' If un.sold at 10 a.m. price reduced to w ednease^ T bii is s problem that gets up with tb family in lb mom. 517231 if unsold at 11 a.,m. priced reduced aito k s ^ fc a w sb St night o n l j r 3 9 c m i . s u .$1023; if unsold at 11 a.m. price reduced $1723; if un.*M>ld at 11 a.m. price reduced tn tn $1700.125 reduction eadi hour to 5 p.m. to $1000. $23 reduction each hour to 3 p.m. $1700. $25 reduction each hour tn 5 p.m. f N B f % A N94AI ANXKTY, 1 found, which was almost never voiced. Ye* You’ll make a dfSmatie entranca I ddnk that sefccotodoosly it is tb deepest concern of aU — petbps thia is any time of the day! why pSB|ds nlksd so tode ebeot k It is an saxicty in lb asashm a alMBe of " Nothing flatters your face or ■■ tm om tm and MbdievaGie dond. T b shadow of ihisciood lias ia m figure like inky black isvttjr haa» isi osk land. O VER 60 THE CHANCE OF deep-textured velveteen! - MVflT 8 A d TN8 DOflflD tb way we would face all *b other psoblcsH Wonderful fit, scoop neckline,. enwd eeeuud ns. We worn not b hdtoesa b e ^ k m if it w m m angry SAFETY-TESTED 8l4^]c skirt. Sizes 7 to 15. fo d . Wo W ocM csipoc P Is* l b adad a a d .^ m fail in argument t^ rn u k Just as V -THE YfARTO teCM k a wig « pw every bad so nmtoltoeful wnto.work, s^s ^ to gimgive cvesyevery child an USED CARS TO 1UY A USiD CAR 2 |mI ebact in Ibmb and graw. dim'is s wsy so peace in a b i t i el tw sd oe./ BUILDING MATERIALS ta r surf m siM.if da load in as. Youll Laugh Yourself, CHOOSE ntOM AT YOUR 0W N PRICE T is satoato w w iiasi ym prn. '■ lll•SSu'M Sfm LUMBER FUEL • hamstaStobMukiw Silly At This! ^ .'V *\ .,4, .J!.:.-- (. •1 ■ V- ,:'-V i},/;-.-- , .-V -/- ■ f - ( ..■» ‘.V. 11- ; /';■ : f * J •V / '■ '■•'•I ,1-' / X X- <■ ■• ■. ■/■••■ ■■.•..■■ ■ .. •*. ‘ -■.■ :. ■' .v< MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1964 y " MANCHESTER e V E K ^ G HERALD, MANCHES'TEIL CONl^y FR i A a Y^ O CTO B ER 22, TW4 PAGE'

to bo tha tlratô crack tha ranks nick o f. the . Leagua of Women serloualy affected by tho paralytic :|knrl|(Btrr Hal Baf! Dixon Probe Told form of - the dteease. ' ■ of Aalait /noB-mAmberahip in Workshop^^ttidies Voters, who will the sec f ‘D r o o d l ^ : P la n n in g .12 Parties, Dance tion on'Nominations and Elections. m a n c N e s t ir So They Say Poijo Heaches Dr. Stevena said none o f thooe SEATQ. affected had received the Salk I l| K a ld By BWiERIPBlCE Mrs. Roger OlcOtt -wlH serve as MILLWORK CO Of Power Trust This ^ the nation o f Ceylon, Chart^r^ Sections isceretary for, the entire workshop M o ’ . N ______vaccine. He adêd that a sufficient 3M Broad SL—TeL 30 1 defy anyone to abow me that Efîdemic Stage which./bAfoie the Manila Con- For Halloween Celebration seriea supply o f gamoia globulin te avail ;;; INC. (O n Baaed frum Pagi Oaf) it la possible to be for Jfce and able If needed. feredae schooragedmsaKaaI '/AltdsfrWn children nnHIl 'will Km be ##aaa UI«»u __a- ^ ^ a raaourcttc of the nation, tha aympathy with tha CoafArcnca'k for high school students. Past ;tKa first meeting of the Charter sections of the Charter and the YOU W i held at a dozen points, throughout of this nation, will critli I have confideiTce in the/Sen- (Coattaaed from SiigaOM ) fbuaM OM^tr ^bject^yaa. Commander Wilfred J. Clarke h ^ Workshop sponsored by the Legue second to discussion oh points town Saturday, Oct. 30 from 7, arranged for the movies at ,m e New-YorkI U B ;r^ m in g a Holl; went'ihome wrlnglnb wet with re- waakaned and the peopte o f thi UaiuniralCommittee. 'naere- Special - But how, after the actual p.m, to 9 p.m., and American Le of Women Voter's of Manchester raised by the'audience. Uof. country will be saddled with exor Health Dept, ratio of one cisse per At youngster’s parties. ’There will be two subsequent wood i)Dovie.>teaomeUfnez more a! for^'The., committee's i'^commen- IS IN. OASOLIN’E At Manila result, Ul shedss of gion personnel planning the par on Monday, Oct. 25, at 8 p.m.-at \ T h a solving of that problem, bitant rates throughout the yeara datlona (toênaure .Sen. Joseph 1.000 population. The' poputatioB' Cervinl said more v o 1 t e e r meetings of the Workshop one on an tnl •train than pro- ties expect some 3,500 youngsters hoVtever, only led to another: to come." McCarthy) ckiry a great deal of of New Milford, some 30 miles opinion in Ceylon'are. turning workers are needed tq/ii*eigt at the Emanuel Lutheran Church. Nov. 2 and one at the end of No will attend. IL How\do you pronounce "p h ffft?” F^3woe . ,t ple." terbury School, a boys’ prepara Tb* I fear that it "can be utilised to set charge of. the parties. i ' with the year's oddest title in R#y Clohn. , tory school here, none of the other THE END OF THE MONTH Tor ALL your charge par* A Garlic Exhaust” Weddings the Kiwanls Club, who will report This really brought, on chads. The proposed contract was ne EQUinaENT CO. AAUUM . up stooge governments in Asia." Each year the American Legion ' RUMMAGE SALI "P h ffftj” starring Judy Holliday, cases are geographically related; chases made during the month.^Next time CHARGE I T All DAWS This Invention is s product of the on the p o w tn an^. ^ l e e of the The profs said that "p h ffft" should gotiated by the Atoniic . Energy $8 Mala SL— Trl. MI-S-7a58 conducts the children's parties in' Jack Lemmon, Jack Carson and A woman who ia 100 per cent they can’t be pinpointed to any at Marlow’s.' (AppUcattoas at ouh^ôfftce).: . AM oUM ______Ml ll»U MPM Tha other lekding newspai>ei' of "Schwlne-Kitsenger Research Lab Board of Directors; WtUard Mar YMCA— North MeM St. be pronounced so aa to soqnd like Commission (A E C ) which has - AAd Ato» __ a«WA pubUihad DMA. an eôrt to keep the youngsters KUb Novak. It's a matrimonial perfect aa a sweetheart, home- Ceylon calls BEA'i'O a "billion oratory" whose staff ( Dr. Schwiijc, Marquis- Scranton vin of the Lions Club, who will (A ) an electric light, bulb' sa it said the Dixon-Yatea group was specific arts in the' town. ; _AU * li_ r«(MbUeAUen of spaMaI from getting into Halloween mis 9 A.M. .TOMORROW farce In' which a youn;j covple dis r-aker or worker la not enough for 4»'4topAteh«a AfA iJAO TAAtTAAd, Dr. Kitunger, myself and Mrs. Mrs. Charles Field, 179 Sprtice cover the sections entitled General burna out, (B ) a flazllng fire the only one to make a firm pro The latest' victim is^ Carolytv. dollar fallacy," and accuses the chief. Volunteers from the Hil Sponsored cover that the only thing worse a man these, days. . . . She must Dursi, 13, a freshman at the Schwine, who lets us use the base St./annbunces the marriage of her Manager; Selectmen and Board of cracker. and (C ) a one-lung. out posal. While the> power would go cu'am m n . s a. United Stataa and P.ritain of fail liard Assn., the Veterans of For Community BapUst Churfh be a perfect manager, a world af t ment rent-free > are constantly Education; and Mrs. William Min- than being fnarried to each other board motor. New Milford High, School. Previ eign Wars, and the various PTAs daughter. Muriel P. Scranton, to WMKINS to TVA, the AEC ia handling th« fairs expert and a dream girl. jIa UtAa : TbA ing to undiratand "that here in thinking up .new scientific marvels la to be divorced from each other. To put It more simply In every ously admitted and undergoing are asaistlng. Daniel Jame.s Marquis on Wed ^matter because the power would — French designer Lilly Dache. the Beat tha real danger, of Com to make life easier for you fand nesday, Oct. 20, at 1 p, m.,ln the •seTHBSJ. me Picking the title was easy. day language. Dean Ralph Colby replace energy which T V A aup- ti«atment are the following: it's about time you appreciated it The children's parties will be / Mar>' Ellen Buckley. 6. a pupfl isnu.**- held at the East Side Recreation Mount Vernon Methodist Church Everybody—well, everybody on of Qr«vfon State College, suggest pltea to AEC plants at Oak Ridge, A i •tTSBAU or munist expansion lias not in th« and bought som^ of the junk we FUNERAL A man's reputation la one of at St. Ifrancls Xavier's Schodt. Center, the West Side Recreation at Baltimore, Md. The ceremony £ Broadway, anyway—knows that ed, "the eound begins with a la Teiin>.x and Paducah, Ky. threat of a Chlnaaa Invasion, but invent). For instance we already hit most prized possessions. To Samuel Scassera. 16. of Prince Center, the Community Y, Wad was performed by the Rev. Hugh- S E R V l “ P h ffft" a-as coined, by Walter bial explosive, eontlnuea with a Prealdqnt ElaenhoWer has direct /TkA HATAld PrtattoB In tha fruatratien and misery of have on the market an Electric blemish that reputation by unver ton, N. J.; and . Richard Higgins, /AAtumAA no ftoAocUl ' dell School. Bowers School, Ver. son. minister of the church. Wincheir to describe a marital labial-dental fricative, and ends ed the ARC to ^negotiate with Shoelace (A.C. or D.C.) and a ified allegations of disloyalty is to 17, of Worcester. Mass., both stu ordinary, decant-mlndad people planck School. Highland Park For her marriage the bride wore bustup. with, an alveolar stop." Dixon-Tatiâ a contract for elec TArêm ogta and othATfAM Combination TV Aerial - and OnssadX dd grave injustice. dents at the Canterbur.v Prepara who have been badly treated by School, Hollister Street School, a gray print dress with, a corsage As he recalls It himself, Walter On the other hand, E. Bagby tricity to be' supplied, to the TVA. to TbA luuiebAAtAr BvAAtoA Bumper Jack ($5.98 including —FBI Director Hoover. tory School in New Milford. Buckley School on Vernon Street, of orchid.s and roses. originated the expression while Atwood of the University of Texas Completing the story of the pro 'their so-called democratic govern- plaatic carrying case - and auto V Richard W. Turner. 7, a pupil at Dtogtoy AdTArttotoi cioaint bAArn: the American Legion Home, the talking with the late Texas Gut- voiced this preference: M <»dar»l p, m. ftldAV raants. So badly traatad, in fact, graphed picture of myself). We A fter a short honeymoon in Bal posed Ozark-REiA plant, McMath Communism foments and feeds Keeney Street Dance Hall and ROASTING IICKENS nan, the night club queen who "You start with a voiceleas bi aaid that Arkansia. Power finally Main St. Bchool. He is reported to T w TUAidAr—1 p. m. — are. currently working on an item timore, htr. and Mrs. Marquis will on the discontents o f underdevel be in' sertbiis condition. that they are ready to seek sal Buckland School. labial etop, aspirated, followed by blocked it by obtaining an injunc for the Hollywood market—a reside in Waterbury, where he ia made "Hello, Sucker” famous. She oped peoples. The Communists Gloria Raiho. 6. also a pupil in. vation at. that handa of anybody Festivities at the parties will One of our customers ^ e s our chickens to a friend a voiceless bilabial trill, followed tion to prohibit its 'construction Mustard Plaster with a Plunging employed. was giving Winchell a tip that have a vested interest in dlacon' Include games, a grand march, by a voiceless alveolar atop, ex "on the grounds of a leggl techni- the Main Street Schoo). who opposea the existing re- Neckline for Starleta with Cheet who is the head meat ^tter in an out-of-state super Mr. and Mrs. So-and-So had di tent. Charles Cheiiey a student at tha a: I 8 | ^ . A - movies, awarding prizes in cos vorced. But a waiter opened a ploded and aapirated." callty.” AbAApt lAilMAy — ftorfes." Colds (with sequins if desired). —Australian External Affairs East Street Junior High School T i ‘i tume contests, snd the distribution market. The meat m aiy u y s he has never seen any that ,bottle of ' champagne just aa she In each case, of course, you top He added that the lower'court's In the face of thia popular aant- of bags of candy and peanuU, Cer- the mixture with whipped cream, Minister Richard Casey. who was also admitted to the hos could compare with jthese. reached the word "divorced." and decision waa upheld by thevSu- pital yesterday. imant Ih Ceylon, ever, the Cey vini said. sprinkle with salted almonda, and m d A v, OctobAT 33 HAMMOND GROAN PHONE the popping cork drowned out the preme Court of Arkansas in l'953 Dr. Howard G. Steven?, New Almost all supplies for the par serve while hot. The Integrity of the F H A has lonese iPrime Minister, once a AND MUSIC PROVIDED Mltehsll 9-7196 aound. after his term as goveroor fk ‘ been restored. Milford Town H^lth officer, has Ai Tl|ought for Today ties have, bebn purchased through Tlie most un)uual clue was pired. champion o f 8EATO, hae changed FOR .ALL OCCASIONS ROGER O kC O n , Winchell ; acribbled down given by D. E. Bangham of the -^President Eiaenhower. lequested postponment of all young The Case T M the town which this year set aalde or Mltehsll 3-9606 "P h ffft” aiid the English lan Arthur E. McLean, a Little his tune, claiming that Ceylon RATE $5 PER HOUR University of Florida, who ad •people's activities for at lea?t a Oo 'You Just Belong? .$725' from the budget to finance 403 West Center Street Mitchell 3-7RS3 142 Faat Center St. guage w^'enriched. Rock banker, testified yesterday week. A il acholaatlc aporta pro nAAidant BiBanhewer, In N tw now hea an "open mihd" about the affairs. vised: The informed ‘ man-(n-the-atreet Recently 1 ran across s little C A LL Ml-8-44Sa Manchester Aaaured of a good eye-catching that the Arkanaaa Power A Light (in M oôw ) generally believes that grams have been canceled.. Tprlc City yeitardAy, met per- Past Commander Earl Petersen "Slip up behind an alley cat on Co. had employed "bribery" and SBATO, but adding that "we poem In a program from a North title, the executives at Cqlumbta a dark night, grab hllaby the tall Soviett Rutaia will be engaged in a New Haven Red Cross officiste coercion and had sought to "dom hape the cUmetic teat o f hie per- have no rtaaon. to consider Red Carolina Church which has meant Plcturea then hatl to fa c e ' a big and liaten to him go plufR." general war within five years. have isstied an emergency call for UclpAtlpn In the prAeent cam- a great deal to me and I -would ger problem: How to spell it- inate the atate.” McLean is a —Ullua Antoaa, retired U. Air volunteer nurses to remain around- China a growing menace to peace T h is suggestion met a. quick long-time 'critic of Arkansas like to share it with all o f you who This brought on quite a confer veto. \ Force colonel. the-clock with 8ca?sera, the moat palgn. It was a teat of whether in Southaeat Asia.” power. read this column. ence. The two-F , hien favored " I f a guy used his right hand fo r or pot he would remain loyal to a A t Little Rock the presideqt of When Secretary of State Dulles Are you an active member, the "Phfft," arguing this would cut that ) tittle game," grumbled ^ Arkansas Power^ R. E. Ritchie, particular candidate who has first imperiously demanded anew kind that would be missed, down electric light bills for thea studio employe, "he would end vp chlted McLean's statements “ so been alnp;led out to receive the full Asian alliance, in the days befort Or are you just contented that ter marquees. with hla friends calling him Yeu'R OkB Hmsb NEW Morlow SotvIcm frontal smear attack of the Mc your name ia on the list? But the fqur-F men had a 'Lefty.' ” unroqnded and so completely tha Geneva Conferenca, ha was ridlciumis that I do not care to Carthy wing of the Hepublican Do you attend the meetings and strong counter for "Phfffft": If "p h ffft" makes a hit, how trying to create a miUtary line ^ mingle with the flock? / " I f we put more F'a In. It’ll look ever, the moviegoer might as well make aiiy further comment than V party, to say categorically that they are ^ DRY TAILORING Asia before any settlement in in- Or do you just stay at home and like a bigger production." start bracijig himself against a Alteratihns, Trouser, t This randidate is Clifford Case, doOiine, with the idea that he criticise and knock? Watkins Quaiity Carpets Finally they compromised on rash of weird new titles such as abaolutely unt a X Covered in Fibre “E ”, lipstick red. "H e hpd been f o ^ im for a long bility of-democracy in the home full aionth . . no •*R*tat- strictlOps -wh'ch now prevent the SHOW \ • R O Y A L • SM IT H -C O R O N A Regular $279...... NOW time, Is for him .how and is look All first ûajity Broadloom Carpeting made of 50% has been greatly overrated. ' ) lery,...rtWbatterychtnaMl full use'^ci graduates of liberal OCTOIER 25 Why should Junior's vota on • UNDERWOOD Decorator chairs, foam rubber cushions, kick pleat skirts. ing forward\to êlcomlnj,- him in Carpet Wools and 50% Carpet Rayons . . the ■ ' •"'r • REMINGTON arts collegea in elementary and Him OCTOIER 29 X- fam ily mattera count for as much Washington as the junior Senator |RMlfliN taued with sliding panels', chest on chest and double ‘‘If it is the ■ aim of legislation of 81'. James' riilirrh stallations. 9x12 rugs cost only $95.50! Made by when they will begin to infer that dresser. Regulkr $298...... N O W governing the certification of $198 the President himself is suspect New England's largest and best known Oarpet mill. teachers not so much to keep peo Modern, frosted oak and mahogany combined, double on grounds o f loyalty . ple out o f the profession as to F FALL PLANTING IS BEST dresser, deck chest and shelf bed. get superior individuals into It," Formerly $279. ....; ...... N O W o p I / V Failum Don’t Cure Failures .•»id Dr. Pusey. "It is perhaps Most pisat experts agi«e that fall plaatlag, while plaata are at their Bloat vigorous stage, is the beat Ume ter awst vaHetlea. Modem, mahogany in a' copp^rtone finish. Includes, jX The prime purpose ^ o f the time for an effort to be made In flOVl! Soil coaditloBs, moisture, etc., at this period proqioteo rapid root double chest, double dresser and panel bed. X Manila conference, which evolved many states to remove reatrlc- 3-Ply All-Wool Twist Broadloom / growth, so aeceasary to provide sattefactorjr top grotarth aoxt W as $239...... X ...... NOW’ ^ l Y D the new atliai.ee known as 'tions which now prevent the full THE BEST spring. . , / r 8EATO, woulcLseeni tf» have been ' use of graduates of liberal arts Finest 3-Ply quality in a plain twist Broadloom . , Three piece modern, cherry cordovan, jnahogany veneers. r- to save- the face of Secretaiy. of colleges.’’ Includes triple dresser, mirror, chest and panel i , ' in HEARING! woven by. New England's largest and most'famous WEEKEND SPECIAL State Dulles. He had plunged Dr. Pusey went still further, ' bed. 4^- S H hard for a ney.’ Asian alliance "Perhaps the time has also mill. Watkins bought rolls of this fine carpet in or WHITE SPRUCE atainst Omimuniem lêfore the come,” he aaid, —tp try to effect der to make this l^w, low Anniversary price po$sl- Aa exceUeni rvcrgreea variety with a deaee compact haMt h Geneva Cbnf*:-o;ice, and he had changes to make it easier for ex ble. You'll appreciate the de luxe quality the minute o f growth, znltable for zcreealag purpooM BEDDING or aa a aperimeh tree t « uae aa a llvtag O f t been rebuffed. The next best thing perienced teachers to devote.their sq.yd, you see it. You'll realize the fine decorative effects Chrintmaz Tree. Each ...... was to create a fascimile of sucli efforts at summer school to their Reg. $12.95 *’S«S Breeze” by Simmo^. PrebuiU border, hundreds of TcntUators, you egn create-with this nubby-textured, easy-to- covered in a beautiful blue denim cover. \ A C an alliance after Geneva. What cn^Tj intellectual interests rather care-for carphting. Choose from 12-ft. width rolls 12 ft. width did en-olve at Manila was a than to further study of teaching Limited stock...... I-' of Chalk-G rey,. Proirie-Boige or Meadow-Green. FOR FOUNDATION FLANTINO facsimile, and little more. methods. Teachers should be en Famous make mattress and box spring. Rolled edge type.^ Price in* i It was an Asiim alllanM with- couraged, in my judgmeiit, in all Room me rugs or wall-to-wall (9lM2 ft. rugs only SPREADING YEWS ______. SMM U $ S M eludes both mattress and box spring. Two sets (ft ^ A ' C A obt the participation of the moat their experience to grow as per $129.95). ^ . UPRIGHT YEWS ...... $*.$S to 811.95 UPRIGHT ARBOR VITAE ...... $2.as only jn stock. Twin size only...... important Aaian nations outside sona rather tjian to become edu GLOBE ARBOR VITAE ...... $2.15 Fpam rubber mattress and box spring. Twin size ^ the bamboo curtain. It was a pro- cational technicians." UPRIGHT JUNIPERS ___ . 82.15 to 84A5 C A C A nouncemrat..of principlea of inde- It is hot recorded whether Dr. SPREADING JUNIPERS .. .. 83.15 to 84.45 only. One set in stock. Regular $99.50 . . N O w Z p D 7 « d w HEMLOCKS ...... 8SA5 pendenca fat ccddnial paoplaa, Pusey smiled when he said that, Walt Disney Characters, .\-nimaIs, Foam rubber mattress and box spring, de.. luxe quality. RHODODENDRONS ...... 84.25 t^ 97.85 Devil, Cinderella, Pirate, Witch and with a reservation which obvious at the meeting of the Public Edu • LUt CSOSS A ZE LE AS' ...... UJa aadlsiAS two sets in slock. Regularly $149.50. .NOW ly left It to their western masters cation Association In New York. I New, Lovely ''Loop Pile" Broadloom just about every, type of costume you to declda when they might be fit HIASINO AlDg could ask for! But you are suppoaad to smile, SHRUIS ON4 TREES FOR SHADE and REAUTY for freedom. And it contained the theac days, whan you acem to^ re lUMSTM-POINaO... ate JUVENILE For the past hundred years there have been onfy ' PRICED FROM $1.98 curious reservaUon by the United veal something 'era than WorSliip oei Tsir-A" i#meY... -t-fcafterri NORWAY MAPLES ...... 98AS States that; although the other four ways to weave broadloom cai'pets, Now one SUGAR MAPLES ...... 82.95 aad 91SA6 for the "educational technician.” ASWW ASSLMMlTUti I M Itl Full paneled crib, double drop sides, plastic teething rails, adjust* aigners of tha pact Were trying to .4 9 CRIMSON KING MAPLES .. 9I9A5 aad 915A5 For It is the "educationar A AfBdteCt TSb DBKIbory of the country's leading mills has produced a new. CHINESE ELMS ...... 92A5 able spring, mattress include. Made by Thayer. blad, Uiemaelycs together against CBBiBB*iy« MiDntBpBtU* technlciim" who la tha goal of RB a Communist. upon the states by educational These rolls . . right in stock here at Watkins 9 H. width lU LIS FOR EARLY SPRING COLOR ...... $9.95 The ona poesibla hope for thto • FULLY GUARANTEEp have slight irregularities which do not impair the I m bureaucracy. It .to algo the "edu Another ehlpmeat of hulhe haa been reeelvMl eaahWag pa to HUNDREDS OF UNADVERTISED SPECIALS piece o f gMgraphical and pohby • EASY BUDGET TERMS cational tachnician" .who, if ha or .beauty or wearing qualities in the least. Choose our variety aetectleae eoaMtote. AS are top a l^ hatha, priead patchwork tvaa that other Aaian aha to nothing el«e^ can possibly COME IN OR PHONE TODAY from . Platinum-Grey, Medium-Green or Cham* naaoaabiy. T- nations not originally party to it ba Waree than no tcackjir at alL pa’gne-Beigel -9x12 rUg costs only $99.80. (A ^ V? . wouM, In time, be drawn Into it . What to daairable, o f oouraa, is s PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS But the fteit typical react tew., blend of worth while person snd aloag thlB’ linet to unfavorable, tSchniipM, -and what Dr. J>uaay to PERSONAL PLilNTUND OR the Parkway •Bd It comee from that nation L O W l S talking phout to that pfaaaht HEARING SERVICE ./ . ) tohidt,'becauaa > f its strong and . - .'C. TOLLAND TURNPIKE AT WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY FURNITURE DEPARTMENT certificaUon rtiUlatiQiu gamble MamibMtcr, Canerticut «• * MAXCHE8TEK. CONN. paalttn -anU-Ognimunlu stataal^ M tha person white ha would Ibtepkaae Ml-SOtSl raoN'E mtehoa 9-X59S MIDGET ACCOUNTS INYTTED ras actually ai^setad fambte’ ea the Uchnlqiia. MS Mala Stiwt

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• A Y A -Il'T- - . - / 7 rjw 'V ’ ’• .V ' ...... ^ s ./ V .... -1 V ■ ^ k O D l I G H t 'I MANCHESTER EVENiNG-mBALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ÎDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 ...... — - -— — ■ ■ • ■ ■ . < . ^ ^ __ liANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., F^lbAY, OCTOBER 22. 1954 PA( Holland and Luxembourg togsUior ^fbockviUe Housewife Wins laims Win Priority for common defense. CovjHitry pointed by UrS U. Epworth League « dbitilary The Earlier, the. American,' British, NewBritain Dept, working iobally include Mrs- Cigarette Ww French and West German Minis Ray M. Davis of Silver Street and ters put their final seal of ap ■ / Mrs.'Aian Howland of Love Lane. To Hear Persons Shop in Manchester Prize James Nichols To Buy Homes - —“ There were Mven tabes of set Curb Doctor proval on the text of an accord to I\ HERTFORD ROilD DRiV| N —_ end the three-power occupation of. Guts Dental back in play Wednesday night in Three drivers arrested yester \" 4 F u n e r a l i ’ TtOo Local Theologians ' Ulu to ihop in Mimchtster coffee set from Michoels West Germany and restore vir the Nathan'-Hate Community Cen Sandford PeCaons, noted lecturer day by Patrolman ] Raymond Peck New Tork. Octi 22 (Jf) $q- *1 FormeP -Highland Park Orford Village Sales ter with Mns. Leo T.' Leary in and charged with speeding were of th« modem spncidun elerS'.. Baby’a Bet Objwts O k in tually full sovereignty to the West- and authority on the United Na searcher says there Is a qray to, Postniastier Sncciinibs Bed, If T ^ y ’to Not Alive Germans, including rights to re dharge. Prizes were awarded as tions and an outstanding specialist Lebnard R Schoenfeld. 46, Hart ntoree havinff n good and varied nald A. Brown o f 90 Mrs.'Anthony Kmwski Conipleted with Draw Decay 1 4 % Win Hale Scholarships follows:. Women’s first, Mrs. ford; Heleit R. Phrks. 54, Andover; eliminate a reported canc|er-pro- Valley IM. won the fourth prise, a Funeral services for Mis: Ann arm. . on the 'United World Federalist HARTFORD ROAD NlacUan of i^rchandiee with After Lengthy. Illness By E D W A R D ^JO R D A N , Mi D. For 22 Untold Houses But none of these agreements Joseph O'Brien o f .Willimantic; and William P. Berry, Jr., 33, diiclng substance in smbki from Webcor three-speed phonograph M ,' Krawskl of Foster Street, movement, will .be the guest Storrs. ' aourtadua ai^ oyea : to wait on South Windsor, who died Sunday, Written for NEA Sers'loa is yet signed. Only the wordings (CoariMoa fNoi Pag* 008) Coventry, O ct 22 (Special) qDiroui^ With Missions?” as His second, Mrs. Mertie Msrrotte of cijgarette paper. ' presented by Potterton’s. A Presto Willlihsntic; third. Mrs. Roxanns Other arrests yesterday were \ ' WE ARB Now SERVING DEUCIOUfl were held Wednesday from the James N. Nichols, 88, died this SmalK children appear to get The Public Housing Adminlstrit- have been approved. Pivis scholarships ot $140 each Have sermon topic Sunday during the speaker at the meeting of the H. J- Rand, head of a Cleve aMtoaaan," was the letter written electric skillet, thejlfth prise, was by dental hygienists in tha ochoals. Richardson. Men’s first, Walter Epworth League of the South Calihda V. Davis. 54, Danielson, awarded to Mrs. M t^ l OdweU, S W. P. Quish Funeral Home at 9 morning at the home qf his daugh-' comfcirt from sleeping with a tlon’s disposition of Qrford yillage Mendes-France made his state- twen atriteffod by the Hale Dona 11 a; m. worship services. land research otganisatiOn, told a hgr Mrs. OeorKe ChristenMn 57 o’clock with a solemn high Mass ment on the Saar with the full Dr. Erlenbach pointed out that tion BOatd of lYusteea- with two Hartigan of Willimantic; second, Methodist Chur(:h Sunday evening charged with passing a atop sign; ^'HOME STYLE" HOT MEALS Main St.. East ter, Mrs. Albert J, Todd, 379 Por was 'Virtually completed last night, The Church Family Night with Amos Richardson; third, Harry news conference' -here yesterday yfankUa S t, RockviUe, flrat prise of requiem in St. Francis o i Assisi qtOffed animal or some other ob backing of his cabinet. A few mo going to ' local men and three to supper, program, annual meeting at 7 o’clock in the chapel of the and Bernard MacFarlane, 36. Cov OAILT FROM 11:89 A. M. to 9 F, Bt. E. A. Johnson Paint Co. dmuRed ter s t , after a prolonged illness. the statistics cannot bo auppUed Naven of Stafford. Specials, that his experiments show that wtaiiar in the "Why I Like to Shop Church, South Windsor. Tlte .cele ject Of affection but it is probably with two drawings which gave 32 ments before the cabinet had Hartford students of theology, will, he conducted Monday in the church. Ho will speakt on "World entry. charged with operating a treatment of cigarette paper writh the Sixth prize which Was won by He was the last one or the ffve t » individuals but rathor to school Charles Jacobson of Stafford, Mrs. Federalism and Its Place in the motor vehicle 'without a driver’s Mrs. John A. Partridge, 802 Wood- brant was the Rev. Francis V. best for the object not to be families priority to buy the re Unanimously endorsed his policy Raymond H. Bradley, Jr., a Chuibh Community House. Those ammonium persulfate would pro^ WE FEATURE THREE OR MORE in Manchester” contest held in well known Nichols brothei^' Ed chlldrtn as a group; "Tlio statis Pariseati of WUlington. Mrs. Mar- United Nations' Program for license. The arresting, pffleers lahd St.. It consisted ot $25 worth Kar.vells; deacon, the Rev. Stanley alive! - maining unsold houses in the 125- and actions at the conferences here student at the Bangor ’MeoloiDcal not contacted are asked to- get in vent'formation of benspyrene. thi aoiUunction with the FiUl Fashion Abugal and subJer.con the Rev. this iveek. - / , tics are accurate and we eaa an rotte. There will be a similar party, Peace.” were, respectively. Patrolmen \O F THESE SPECIALS DAILY of wallpaper of the winner's seleC' ward, Frank, Capt. Joel,'George house project. ■' Seminary in Maine, and. James V, touch With the deaconesses or hers -Wedresday at 8 p.iJ. reported cancer-causing elemeht. I liM Open Mouse at Watkins Uon. Arthur J. Heffeman. Mrs. Beatrice Q—I have a liephew and niece French and West Gerptiui nego swer critics,” be said, adding "and Edmondson, a student at the Hart church committee. A graduate of Yale University Robert Turcotte and John Hughes. Rosiat Veal, MeoX Leaf, SoHstovy Steak, Beet Stew, Ceroatl Ri Bros, on Sept 31. Mrs. Chilsten- and Clinton G., the yoimgest. They Seventeen of the families won Meetings Existence of the benspyreha in Seventh," eighth and ninth prizes, Tlirall was organist, and Mrs. nine and seven years old who tiators, it was Iramed^jOi'^ wrest there are-crltiea.” ford Theological Seminary, are the 'The Porter Library will be open in the class of 1945, Persons served smoke from cigarette paper was mad Cabbage, Bakei Macareat sad CboMe, Baked StotM l Ft asn wUl'teeeive a davenport of heir were the sons of Williaiii Byron priority in the first of the draw Tomorrow’s meetings include as an ensign in the U. 8. Navy, YALE s t u d e n t »w j>jcn each a year’s supply of gift wrap Amy. Langton, soloist. and Maria Daggett Nichols, who take the cat to bed with them ling with a seven-pdlpt proposal Some o f tho dentists present two local men. to receive the Sunday from noon until 12:30 p.m. reported almost simultaneously Chops, Pet R e ^ of Beet, ReOst Chickea wIth'Dreastag. aslactlon from Watkins Bros. every night. Do you think it is ings which involved 34 veterans demonertration use of voting ma taking ah active part with the New Haven, Oct. 23 (iTV—George pings from Harrison’s, were won Interment was in Mt. St. Bene lived in Rockland, Pel., where sev living in and wishing to buy the for a Saar settlemenLdubmitted by questioned whether tho survey scholarships voted at a meeting in the Church Community House yesterday by Rand and D- V. Lefe- Which will be ctutom made in her dict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Father saff for a child to alebp with a Adenauer with the backing of chines, 9 a.m. to 6 p.:n., firehouses amphibious fortes invading Iwo Keeler, Jr., 19, a Yale sophomore by Mrs. William Hooker, 28 Oak eral of the boys were bom, and same duplex hodse. might moke people believe there is of the trustees. With Mrs. Walter S. Haven, llbrarr in North and South Coventry; Lit mine, chemist at the Cancer Insti REAL iOSTON CLAM CHOWDER ahdiee o f coverinf. St., Miss Daisy Willet, RED i, An Karvelis read the committal serv dog: or cat? Mra. M. C. other German-governmental par HO more need for dentists. Dr. ian, in charge. Jims. Later he served a s ' special from LxHidenvtlle. N. Y., died last later moved to Vernon. Five . of the 17 losers vrere Other winners are John Beck, tle Nippers 4-H Club, 10 a.m., night of head injuries sustained tute, Miami.. There were so many entries in dover, , and Mrs. Edward Tj'bur, ice end the bearers were Wsiter Captain Nichols, after his return A—Cats and dogs edn carry ties and the Socialist opposition. Erlenbsch notsd “ the ides of student minister of the Hebron- Girl' Scout News agent of the Chicago> Division of EYERY FRIDAY^ successful in a second draw for home of Mr-''. Hans Hansen; Tol the Lumberman's Insurance Oo when he fell fi;om an automobile, Lefemine said the benzpyrene, the oontost that merited con- 118 Pro)H>ect St., respectively. R. ChuseUs, Jr., Newton Taggart, from the .Spanish War, conducted some diseases which children can priorities to purchase five remain Thl«e Main Poin(s wiping out Cories is ridiculous. We Gilead CongrSgational churchek; Mrs. T. W. Moberg is general which causes cancer in mice, has Jr., and Richard/Joseph, William acquire. I believe It Is much land County Young Rep'abllcan He also serves on the Prudential in Woodbridge while ritumlng BOOTH and COUNTER 81 PARKDfa SPACB aideratloR that the judges, Mrs. Each winner will be Informed of a store in town, and James N. had ing houses. Two of these houses French sources said there were don’t know the pattern of decay Hubert Topllff, pastor of the Third chairman of the Girl Scout house- Aasn. sqml-formal dinner dance, proved in animal experiments to Martha Stevenson, executive secre her award. Jby letter. aqd Bernard Krawhki. * better for rhildren hot to sleep threq^'^main points of difference Committee of the Center Church from a weekend at home. Police' the distinction of nianaging the had not yet beeii applied for, and reduction beyond tho age a t 16.” Congregational Church in Middle- to-house Fund drive now in prog Princess'Ballroom, Rockville; con said Keeler fell from a foreign- be one of the most powerful tary of the Chamber of Commerce, The lettent ot the second, third only general store in Manchester with a cat or dog for this reason between the two countries, plus ress. in Hartford and was speciall.v ap . n ■. ^ ' , the other three had been bid for Dr. Mellon said, "w e be# fewer town, and a student at the Hart tinuation auction, noon on, Kings pointed to the Mayor's Committee made can driven by Peter 0 . Davis. known cancer-producing agents. Unuism Dalton, advertising mans- and fourth prize-winners are as for over 25 years. It was in the even if there were no others. some economic matters, considered cavities and missing teeth since ford Theological Seminary; and Letters are being sent'^ to local by hopefuls /whose applications bury House, corner Mam a n ^ lfa - for UN Day in Hartford. 20, also of Loudenville, and struck Rand said that while there had gw oC The Manchester Evening follows: second (the first letters of 500 Convicts Riot Highland Park section, and he Q—Our baby waa bom with an were not ap;proved. secondary in view of Mendes- the program started, and our edu Herbert Hosaniia, student pastor businessmen whom Mrs. Moberg son SjU’eets. \ the words spell out "Manchester France’s scheme for wide and long As a direct representative of his head. They said he was appar been some criticism of his findings Herald, and Charles S. Burr, also served sm postmaster until incomplete enclosure of the apine Harold Symington, director df cation program has heipod Improve o f the West Stafford Congrega Will also try to contact personally. ently asleep when the accident Stores") "Merchants ire nearby, called spina boflda. Will you dis term commercial cooperation w)th The Scouts are in need of an as Uie United World Federalists aniji on the treatment o f cigijrette pa president o f Burr Nurseries and chsnges were made in the post- the Manchester Housing A uôr- the condition of children’s tseth.” tional 'Church, and a student at Advertiseme'nt— occurred about 2 a.ri. Oct. 20. per, there were “good prospects” chairman o f the TViv.n's Develop courteous, helpful. It’s economical Aga^ in Missouri office districts. Previous to .that cuss this? Mrs. G. ity, said these five winners will the Germans. sistant leader to help with the 40 an excellent authority o n . the shopping at trustworthy, establish One of the points of the survey . the'Hartford Theological Semi Western’s ’’Saturday Sizxler” , United Nations, Mr. Persons’ talie Medical Examiner Marvin M. Scar that some cigarette com ^nies will ment Commission, had to spend time, or in lÔO. he conducted a A—This falls In the elass of have uptil Monday noon $o decide 1. The French want Europeani is that fluoridation should piake nary. enrolled girls. Those Interested are Reg. $1.78 Steel Wagon. $1.29. ed retail stores Uiatvdfer reason asked to contact Mrs. Reimer, should b« the highlight of the brough said Keelsr nui-'ered a start tresiting paper |wlth the ^ many hoars screening the hun- (C oa^ned fron Page One) store in Coventry. what are railed eongeiiltal defect# which/of the unsold houses they sation of the area under the pew it possible eventually for dentists Officers elected for the coming Western Auto Store, 615 Main 8t., brain injury and a fractured skull. chemical. able, vefficlent serylce.X ' Ran Paper Mill nr Inborn abnormalities. In mild Western European Union or the leader. Epworth League program this dreds'of entries. Third, "I get top quality mer want/ to purchisse. 'ptree of the to handle caaea with ease. Tho sur year are: President, the Rev. J. Manchester., "At the jSlgn of the Other prise winners included: In the spring of 1907 Edward. eases the defect.' can sometimes houses are aingle-family dwell Council of Europe. The Germans vey noted:, Mrs. Moberg recently attended Circle Arrow'” year. He will be introduced by chandise, plus value and fashion, and G itaii. a. cell block building GaHand Waggoner of Storrs; sec Forrest Howell, president of the Mra Allan Bourn, 13P Parker Sl , James and George operated a he repaired hy surgery but in ings and the othet two are two want a French-German coadmin "It is well known that, national retary, tha Rev. Truman O. Ire the New England Regional Con in such a conveniently short time.” south and C .« paper mill in Coventry for a num family, / ' ference of Girl Scouts in Swamp- league. An invitation is extended second prise of a Holman-Baker in- Fourth, "Regardless of whether severe ones Httle or nothing can istration on a provisional basis. ly,, tooth decay affected almost 85 land; librarian and chairman of the Manohenter' Evening Herald iOov- In the background of the prison ber of years. Their forbears had The'.drawiM8 were conducted by 2. The French want a quick ref scott, Mass' entry correspondent, Mrs. ('haries to anyone interested to attend this Borspriag mattress from Watkins I’m wearing my blue jeans or my be done n a i the outlook for life per cent of the total ptqnilatlon, acholarahip committee, the Rev.' lecture. Bros.; Mrs. T. A. Ooegrove, 379 yard /Was the gaunt skeleton of been in the paper-making industry is not too good. members oMocal veterans 6rganl- erendum among the Saarlanders that the supply of dentlMs could Girl Scouts Troop 71 will , have L. Little, telephone Pilgrim 2-6281. best suit, I am treated with equal '^ Mr. Waggoner. Harrison Topliff of a Halloween party Tuesday at 7:30 N rfcor S t, third prise of a four the Md school building which .was for generations, but the venture Q—My six-year-old son has one zatiohs. / ' > , I on whether ...the area should be not be increase for many years Wiilbnantlc Was elected to succeed Weekend Spechli courtesy and consideration:’’ . set U re in the earlier riot. NOw p. m. in the Robertson School In ^ CERAMICS wasn’t a success and in April, 1917 undeScended testicle. Oir.- doc , The 23 lucky lot-drawers are as "Europeanized:” .. The Germans and that tooth decay was occurring the Rev._ Reginald A. Merrifleld as TO TEST LANE MARKERS. its /stone walls' were bleak and James took, over the stock of the followg; A, L. Turkizigton, F.' D. would delay this fer at least a year about six times as fast as it could stead of their regular meeting. All HarUord, Oct. 22 (dV -A quick tor gave him Injecttong last sum trustee. ' are to come in costume. There Will 1951 DrSOTO s e d a n ...... $^5.00 smeke-blaCkened. It’a windows late Byron S. Carrier. Everybody mer without success. Now he Le\^s, A. F. Huot, M. B. Baton, and have new parliamentary elec be taken care of, Supper Planned ' drying, reflectorized piastlc paint MAKE YOURS A GERAMIU IMRISTMAS eippty. Oiily the walls remain. knew' ahd liked Jim Nichols as was R. E. (?oniiorsi C. O. Anderson, tions first. The French would al be games and prizes with leaders is being tested for iiee os lane Elect Pastor recommends an operation. What "New Britain was no exception, Uriel Lodge. A F and AM, will and troop committeewomen in S s. cA 1951 DODGE CORONET CLUE COUPE . f t n M Osly 57 Coromic Days Loft lofora Christmoi Just below the administration the case with Capt. Joe and the do you think? M. M. C. A. Bombard, W. H. Begley, Dr. low pro-German parties political for as — for a separate survey have Past Master's Night tomor markings for Oonnsctic*:t high News Tidbits other brothers. He and Joe were freedom only for the referendum, charge. ways. The .paint, manufaebured building and in a perfect vantage A—The injections of hormones' P. J. Dilworth. Dr. E. W. Duggan, Showed in 1851 that 88 per cent of row at the'Masonic Hall, Merrow. Mrs. Lew'i* Shotvered 1950 FORD CUSTOM TUDOR ...... $450.00 FOR HER: Dishes/figurines, lamps, vsscs, etc. Board Member point should .further demonatra- members of Kiwanis, the first commonly used In the attempt to J. W. Senna, C: B. Biggie, Jr., L. whereafter' they would be bound the Children in schools needed by a British firm, is supposed to C a l l e d from AP W in s service Club in town, and used to A roast beef super at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Raymond Kennison was Q fieen Stam fiA. TOR HIM: Ash trays, beer steins,KHdvelticiL etc. tions occur aat an elderly Negro bring down an undesrehded/teh- Kanehl, J.J, Toner, O. A. Jorgen to maintain the settlement. The dental cAre.” will be served by the women of outlast ordinarYDrint, State High convict with a Sred handkerchief attend meetings together while sen. J. J. Sauceer, H. A. .'Sostman, Germans want full freedom for hostess at a recent baby shower way CommisslonehsG. Albert Hill FOR CHILDREN: Feeding d b h ^ mugs, doll iMRds, cte. ticle are suoressful in only about Climax Chapter, OEIS, prior to a given Mrs. Raymond Lewis. Asslst- tied around his neck. He was both, were in business. He was a G. D. Elllotl, F. W. Anderson, P. V. the pro-German parties. *a,vs. The new paint4q to be uSed Rev. Neubert to Serve President of 315,000 - member member, of the South Methodist one-quarter of the cases. When special meeting when the Master iitf Mrs. Kennison ' $1 her home 1952 PIYMOUTH SEDAN FOR THEJHOME: Christmas decorations galotielC. clapping his hands rhythmically this falls an operation before the Tongren, F. I. Maston, and R. F. 3. The French want the Ger for trial purposes in Porttond at V. State Baptists; Heads Brotherhood of Railroad" Train (Thurch and an honorary steward. Mason degree will be conferred on wffi-e Mrs. A. R. ProUlx and Mrs. the intersection of RoutesN$A and man says "nothing but a war”, and weaving his body to some time of puberty (about 12) Is Fike. mans to join them In supporting a Public Records three candidates. Chairs will be R „'H ., and Overdrive. Exceptioaolly clean. | For over 60 years he was a Mason Saar settlement at the conference Roland Colburn. 17 and on a two and onclialf mile f t 's Reselntions Gimmittee could provide full produotfon and cadence of his own. in Fayette Lodge, A.P. and A.M. considered advisable. In those filled by past masters of the lodge Ceneue Takers Given On C.O.D. Deliveries EASyjrha KOCKRAFT There atill was no qvldence that table If and when the West and the stretch of the Wilbur Cross High employment under c u r m t GOP of RocHvill^ ’ and a 32nd degree cases wt^re both testiclen are .with Versey H. McBride, master in Agrioultural'census takers ap way in Willington. the convicts were expressing their Soviet Union ever write a peace Wamuitee Deeds Remember no classes-uT'appointments needed! ^k>ni9 TIm Conasctlout Baptist Con policies . . . New Britain becomes Mason. He was also- a member of undesceaded treatment Is o f even Harry E. Junkins and Catharine 1948 presiding. $895 I anger in destruction of property, treaty for a reunified Germany. as you are—Bring the ‘‘Gang.”^ vention this tthraing adopted IS first city of Omnectlcut to cover King David Lodge of Odd Fellows more importanre, and should be S. Junkina to Charles E. Perry, CYO Dance Its eoqiioyeo tmder SUte Unem such as they had ■ shown in the attempted early. There Is some Saap Issue The Germans'want full freedom to and Sona of the American Revolu Jr., and Nancy B. Perry, proper - A square dance will be held No need to “dip" this schedule, FoUtp. Pouring at rseolutions offered by a committee ployment Conqiensation Act. disaatroua riot a month ago. debate as to Just what age is beat agitate for the Saar’s return to Monday from 7:30 b . to 11 tion. Cierman from now until the peace ties, on Coolidge and ling 19S0 PLYMOUTH SEDAN ... e 0 e e a $ 4 9 5 .0 6 ROCKRAFT is every DAY and EVENING exMpt Thiird. hsadsd hy the Rev. John R. Neu' Yale Untveralty, doctor says Mrs. Nichols who died a number but probably somewhere between Streets. p.m. in St. Mary’s Cliurch Hall, THIS WEEKEND IE SURE TO YISIT belt, minister of the Oommuoity there U strong evidence that polio three and five Is about right. conference, when the Saar slate School Street. Dick Mill.* and his days 1 Not hard to REMEMBER is it? \ of years ago, waa the former Miss Is Revived would be wiped clean and the John H. Sleeves, Jr., and Bea RANGE & FUEL OIL 1952 KAISER YIRGINIAN .. a a a a e 5^5.00 BM>il>t Church at 993 E. Oentir. may be almoat as ooainNmicable orchestra will play music. Jennie L. 'Todd of Willimantic. Q— My two-and-one-half-year whole question reopened. trice L. Steevea to ZanJs Llepins ROCKRAFT now featuring the largest and most rapid at ho meswies in famUy setting . . . About Town^ The> celebrated their golden wed old daughter developed ‘ a rapid and Malvina I. Liepins, property a t. In charge of :..Tnn|'emcnis are firing service in CONNECTICUT! The convention, which is hold Eleven lower-level Federal Housing heart when she was two months Ort the economic questions, the 24 Elro St. the offlcera of both the St. Mary’s ding Oct. 24, 1944. Besides his West Germans want full freedom its ISlst annual meeting in Administration (FHA) employes Six members of the Fraiik J. daughter, Mrs. TodU, Nichols leaves old. It sometimes beats as fast By Menses Quitclaim Deeds junior and senior CYO units. TdtplioiM PI-2-4127 Mew Liondon, aieo elected the local have been 'aqspMMled in cleanup Mansfield Marine Corps Auxiliary as 280 beats per minute. She ap of trade, with the Saar and the Sponsors will include paients of five sons, Harold W. of South right to invest in the area. The Olive McKinney Woodruff to Don The BOLAND OIL CO. minister a member of its board driva that ousted more than dozen last night provided the entertain pears to be healthy and eats well. ald E. Woodruff, property at 63 the two groups. They are: Mr. and WOODBRIDOE ROAD — NORTH COVENTRY Windham; Charles C . James T„ (Conttoned Irom Page OoeV^ French want to maintain the ex fCr a one-year term. top FHA officials idnee last spring. ment for about 75 patients at the What do you think hef chances Oxford St. Mrs. Homer Dlette, Mr. and Mrs. ROY MOTORS, inc. and Arthur L. of Manchester and Included among the 18 resolu- Newington 'Veterans Hospital. «re? Mrs. C. T. isting economic, customs and cur- Jakob Turek to Judita Turck. Archie Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. E. TEL. Mltchdl 3-4320 Richard E. Nichols of Fort'Plerce, striction on the new German •ency union with the Saar plus BAKE SHOP 241 NORTH MAIN ST. — TEL. Ml.3.5113 ‘Way «rilh Olay-^TlM Rtckraft Way!” Mona were one expreeeing opposi West Hartford; the Rev. DsMel C. Those who went to Newington Inr Fla. He also leaves a sister, Mrs. A—-You do not say whether, army, if and when all agreements property at Broad and Woodland J. Starkel, Mr. and Mrs. John tion to gambling, one opposing ex eluded: Mrs. George O'Brien, presi Controls on Germans trade and in- Streets. Feeney, Mr. and Mra. Paul Duft, 449 Hartford Road — Near McKfie Street Tuttle, Old Mystic; Clinton Wobd, Jessie Tracy o f Hartford; seven .vour little daughter’s heart oon- are ratified. veHments. perimental diacharge of thermo- WUUmantic; the Rev. Uoyd T. dent; Mrs. Clarina Duff. Mrs. Mar grandchildren and six great tinnrs to beat as rapidly as It did Eden, meanwhile, moved quick Cerliflrate of Descent Mr. and Mrs. John MeShea, Mr. JOSEPH S. LUKAS, Prop, and Baker"" miclear am a in m ves where dan tha. Mansfield, Mrs. Mary Dan- when she was two months old. Mwides-France has his own cab Estate of Ada L. Peckhara to and Mrs. Frank Moran and Mr. Workman. Poquonock Brtdge; Mrs. grandchildren. ly to heal the breach between inet entirely behind ;him In say ger and fear of danger to other Emerson Munson, New Haven, and naher, Mrs. Helene Smith and Mrs. The funeral will be held Mon fertolnl.v she should be observed France and West Germany over Gladys P. Gamble, Charles H. and Mrs. William F., Ckuwidy. ' Mticaa raoult and one that com- Elsie Anderson. ing the^rench signature depends Peckham. Horacs E, Peckham, Thera will be a minimum dona Mrs. Morton Brtwn, Newington, day afternoon at 2 o'clock at Wat by a physician but what eauses the Simr. He lunched with Mendes- on the outcome of the Saar talks. meods the U. 8. Supreme Court all until 1957, and the Rev. G. A r kins Funeral Home. The Rev. Dr. the extreme rapidity of the heart France. Both the French Premier Evelyn C. Smith, and Ella p; John- tion of 25-ce'ita St- the door to Weekend Specials, bi its recent decision outlawing thur Knauer, Noank. Members of the MFD are re rate in rather puzzling, If she no His statement, in effect, set a son. prope'rty on Lydall Street. covel* expense*. All interested are Fred R. Edgar will officiate and and the West German (Hiancellor 24-hour deadline for France and hi public education. quested to report fbr an important longer has this one would expect Ortincate of Deriae' invited. GHOGOUTE GREAB PIE On a special recommendation of bi'.rial will be in Ekrst Ometery. will be Eden’s dinner guests to West Germanyvto come to terms \ Oeaveatton Pnaident the nominating committee, headed drill Sunday morning at-R) o'clock her chances for health to.be good. night. Estate of Benjamin Tristram There will be no meetings of the at the firehouse, comer 6 t .Main Friends may call at the funeral over the futuro. status of the Savory to Blanche Euphemie Sa Jtinior or Senior CYO groups the hiisineaa seesion thia by the Rev. Dr. Merle H. Mason, home Sunday between the ■ hours Q—In discussing, children who Surprise Warulng BANANA GREAN PIE the Rev. Major U John First Baptist pastor. Amass and Hilliard Streeta. tiny frontier al'es. which la vory, property on Green Road. next week. of 2:30 and 4:30 and 7 to 9 p.m. grate their teeth you did not men British oNicials were described wealthy in coal ancfssteel. of Memorial Baptist Pierce, chairman of the Board of tion worms a.s n possible cause. Estate of Michael L Coughlin to Church News Miss 'Eleanor Huebner, 424 N. as shocked and staggered by Men-. Pian.s have been made for the Edward F. Coughlin, property on PINEAPPL|,GREAII PIE IT’S HARVEST DA Sunday morning Masses at St. Choreh, Hartford, was reelected Trustees o f Pierce £taptisl.^lHome In my daughter’s ca.se this hap des-France’ji blunt warning he •onveotien president for hie sec In Brooklyn (Connecticut' Baptist Main St., and her guests. Miss signing tomorrow a^moon of N. Main Street. Mary’s Church will be at 7:30, Denice Canton, Miss Stella Frith pened. , Mra. A. T. will refuse to sign the accords un accords to restore Westv German Estate of Michael I. Coughlin to 9:30 and 10:30; at St. Joseph’s ip P O U T A N S ond euoccsAve term. , Home for Aged Persons), was Flames Destroy A—I see no reason why this less he is satisfied with a Saar AT GRANTS YOU REAP A HARVEST OF VAIaUES The gambling resolution says in named a special member of the and Miss Marguerite Benevides, sovereignty and enlist the ’Ger John I. Wilson and Margaret Church in Elcgleville, Mass will all of Paget. Bermuda, are enjoy might ant be added to the list of solution. Eden wo* expected to do mans as a full partner in the/west- Coughlin Wilson, property at be at 8:30 a.m. Sunday Schdol at part "we believe that gambling'is Board of Managers. ' possible^ causes of nerx'ousness In his utmost to bring the two sides SEVEN LAYER GUTS • m on l and social evil that tends - - ing the weekend in the Berkshlres, Interior jot Car ern defense system. ' \ Broad and Woodland Streets. St. Mary’s will be after the 10:30 D U R IN G OUR making their headquarters st Jug children who grate their teeth. together. ' Certifirate of Dietribaties Mass and at St, Joseph’s after the to undetermine Our econondc or 'Q—My . 10-year-pId daughter 'The NATO minister also ap Mar. defeats true bdnevolence, and End Bam, Great Barrington, Mass. The interior ot an auto waa 'Mdly THE BEAR FACTS \ Estate of Joseph Binks to Hen- 8:30 a.m. Mr.ra. OUR SPECIAL OBOER DEFT. Local Iftvestorg has developed an'Inferiority com proved proposals, mapped out in a .,rletta Binks. property on Wood- The Rev. Truman O. Ireland, Is ready te serve thoee special eveat omang other thfnga teads to eociai burned about 6:20 this morning nine-power session here yesterday, gemoralixation. We hereby express Interested parents of Center plex because of the . excessive Libby, Mont. (ffi-Marshall Wsr- bridge Street. minister at the First Congrega needs. W a' can produce delicious behind the White Eagle Restaurant dark hair on her arms. She says to dovetail the new Western Ekiro- ourselves as being opposed to Congregational Church School are rtpgton, Jr., waa arrested and Marriage License tional Church, will use "Flood baked geode for any oecasiea. To Incorporate on North Street. the boys tease her about it. pean Union into NATO as the legislation which would mOke lot reminded of the' parent-teacher brought into justice court here on A l^ rt Fred Irmlacher. IS Upon the Land," as his sermon We specialize in: ■ / ' ______meeting tonight at 8 o’clock in Chief John Mers of the MFD ' Mrs. .1: K. vehicle for enlisting and control teries, bingo and all other gaêr reported the car was owqed by a charge of killing a bear out of FranWin St.. Rockville, end Wini topic at the 10:45 a.m.- Si'tidxy Four Manchester men and one Woodruff Hall. A color film en . A—At that age I should think ling German manpower within the season. fred Rom Barber, Hartford, Oct. aer\’lcca. • Thi.- is the tliird o f' BIRTHDAY CAKES Of chance legal. We urge our fel- Edward Wnibel, 34, of Liaat’ Hart western defense system. The new .lew-dtlsena to accartain the at from Hartford have forined an in- titled. "For. Every Child Faith in that Meaehlng the hair would be The Jury acquitted Warrington 30. \ God,” wilt be ôwh. Mra. Hooks ford. Origin of the blaze waa not best and helping your daughter union la to be formed by adding titudes of cmididetes for public v ^ m en t corimration called Man- determined. Firemen ssy the car however, when he said he shot .the , iMlIdlng Permits COOKIE tRAYS, etc. Johnston, director of youth educa to ignore the taunts of the little the West Germans and the Italian.*) black bear in his back yard to f o MIchM Orfltelll fer alters- Saturday Is Hgrvesfr Day -A M Our Employes Will Be Weoring Their^'FARMER BEST" Office on this Issue, expressing oqr birfkter Investors, Inc., according wa” so badly damaged that it may to the 1948 Brussels Treaty which tion. and other staff members will not run again. b<f protect his two small children and ttont to an ice cream plant at 25 own convictions in the matter Hbt to an -instrument filed jresterday present the school's program, cur bound Britain, France, Belgium, only to candidates but incumbents they feel Jt gets her goaL other children in tha Jieighboriiood. Warren St., $2^“ * This 6.9$ vdfv* gfvM in the office of the town clerk. riculum, aims and also answer Q - I am terribly ' conce,-ned as well.” The incorporators are Sanol J. questions concerning the school. .you a 9.21 savingst In connection with the .thermo- because my daughter of .five eats V CHILDREN'S Solomqii; Irving L. Bayer. WUliam Two to Resign nothing and has not eaten any *uclear arma reeolution, Ihe Bap-, H. Krausa,. Edgar A. aarke, all of President Arthur Benson of the tista said thsy believe war to be thing worthy of note for the past COSTUMES Manchester and Alvin A. Wells of Rotary Club directs attention of three years. She is healthy loolt- 26" LATEX wrong, and “we request our gov- Hartford. - the members to the change of -Highway Posts eraihent to take immediate eteps ing and weighs about 41 pounds. Over 95 thHllht§ ttfht/. Stock is divided into 30 shares, meeting place Tuesday, Oct. 28, at / to release non-crltical information I am most worried about it. h lfg a tf aohatiaH ever! all common, with no par value: 8:30. 'TTiey will meet at Cavey’s Two employe* of the Highway DOLL and materials, in the thermo- and starting capital-is listed as Mrs. F. T. Restaurant. 45 E. Center St., in Dept., Mrs. Elsie Hentschel, cler A—Both the little girl’s health.v oucleer Held to other nations and $1,000. Purpose of the corporation stead of the Country Club. to private ^ Industry In order to is to deal in real estate and other ical worker, and Howard' Waddell, appearance and her weight would promote torther progress in medi- investments. engineer, have resigned their towri suggest that she is rating better BRIT.MN WARNS STJRIKERS position to accept better jobs in each (77 dns. Industry and other peaceful . London, Oct. 3 t I — The than you .think she Is. Her health- pnniulta.” • private industry. fulness and your concern about government todny wnmed Brit- Waddell has been employed by .Opposes •Segregetion nin’s 44,M0 striking dork work her rating are hard to reconcile. Colorful cambric, rayon, . The aegregmion resolution urges West, Reds Near^ the town since 1947 except for Perhaps the problem %vlll he ers to return to work by Mon- two-years he/spent in the Army. »atin, and rayon taffetas. American Baptists to increase ' day morning or troops will move eolVed for both of you when rile dheir opposition to other areas of UN Arms Talks^ Mrs. Hentschel joined the town’s goes to school o t kindergarten. Cinderella, Space Com Only Grant* give* you m grâtion, such as housing, em Into the wraterfrant.. The nlti- employ in May. 1953. ^.mtum was announced in the mando, Mickey Mouse, ployment, recreation and church ANTARCTIC MI8.SION SET these fenture* at thi* low partldpation. "We urge local (OonUnod from Pago Om ) Rousb ■ of Commons by Labor FRENCH TRIM Bl’IMiF.T many other exciting styles; Mh| jm id e n t ^ Mrs. Walter H.. Wood. their • thougtita iudipates. you don’t Folks like the suburban con~ 1952 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN DE LUXE 1950 MERCURY DE LUXE .Bnetoi; Board members — Brent appreciate the value of money—if 4-DOOR SEDAN GIRU'SLACKS Barker, East Haven; the Rev. there is any. 4-DOOR SEDAN Immaculate original blue Islah. radio and heat- Dork green finish, overdrive, heater (other fine l ^ e n s H. Bronson,. Putnam: Miss I er and dual range kydramaUc. Driven but 17.686 OitfCIOUS MILK oiRU' son conoN IN CORDUROY Oertrude Brown, Noank; the Rev. venience o f our North Branch equipntent). One owner cor driven M499'original j milee since new. This car casriee a Hew car. mileo, this car Is positively like brand new nnd lo CMOcouns... PiANNIl PJ.'fi Arthur J. Dorr, Stafford; the Rev warrantee. Check our price on this fine ear, Urh-foM MwchiM Mfnahuhls Iv a a l^ McCollum. Danielson; the one of the very beet need cars wo have over of- I yen’ll find It eevemi kundred dellam lower tkaa •fred for sale. A car for Hioao looktog for ooly lb. lUv, William T. Murphy, Jr., New and use the ^^DriveÎn^^ when competition. 39* Robert H. Palmer. Bristol; I ■ TM DMt« Mid WG fesfly NMAB Ito gvwnA* I.5B tGGde Reg. 69c. Maple center*, wâltar B. Parker. Glastonbury;' caramel, fruit creama, Reg. I.9G. Warm ileeping me Rev; Clayton F. Smith. Hart- time is^short 1951 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE nougata, peppermint comfort. Print coat, telid ■pva; Mrs. Schuyler Spaulding, 4-DOOR SEDAN 1951 CADILLAC MODEL.62 ; cream*. color pant*. Size* t m 14, Reg. 3.98. Save almett ^ A black beauty that has alway* had the finest 4-DOOR SEDAN dollar now. Chooic from"' of core. Bought new by Its er^ n al owner, this BiMk with white «vali Hreo. eloetrle wtodown, ANNIVER8ARV deep, solid color*. Lined car ha* been driven n certified 23,990 mile*. ThI* hydramoUc, radio and heater. Beanttfally kept by SPECIAL! CLOCK PERFUME in cotton lanncl. 7 to 14. original owner. TMs car hao bean kept la ebow- car has taat been traded In on n new one and weH Our make beUrye annlveraory clock coa- gladly ^ v o ynn a full 100% gnaroatce on thi* mndiUon and If It, was dhplnyod In a now ceal* bewitching perfume. Genuine an- fine car, sKwroom, It could very easSy poao for a thentie reproduction. 69c Card Thanks •VGMd MGW CGFe We to thank all of our nelgh- 1951 PLYMOUTH CRANBROOK 1949 OLDSMOBILE *’88” loij, ^ n d s md relaOTc. tor th,- CLUB COUPE . of kindnpM •I’moathy DELUXE 2-DOOR SEDAN P * " '**. b*reav«*mpnt. Blue ftartoh. radio and heater, dbojit other extraa. Dark g r m ftolsh. raffia and hontor, kydmasatio. A heaattfnffy kept ear just traded lo for a new Just traded In on a new car by Ito OrigiBal ewn- M bwiUful flormi tributî and loan^ one. Low mUeage and in Insmocntote eondltlon. M oC cara. driven a We wta b» happy to etand hack of and gnoroatee certified 2SJW9 asUee otooe pew. Exeellont law Tba Krawakl family. I M A L T - A - ^ this fine ear tq your full aoHofactlon. cMt asodeni tranaportottoa. P fily gnorantoed. Card of Thanks NBW F A U . "ATSwTlSoeeor" 1953 CHEVROLET ALL METAL ^ 2 PONTIAC CATALINA HARDTOP SUTURED kr# V i* to thank all of our nrlgh- SUBURBAN 4-DOOR a ^ o and htoter. hydraasatle. 8 tooo gray. Moay SINGING TASII LAMPS >vUUt*8 for the ^ neeeooorijw. Tht, to an nutotonding Hfm car ROUFFAmS w ar acta of .ttrinaaaIK and st rapathr tewivahle taih SIX PASSENGER. MODEL 210 shewn us dw4ngr our recent nereaTe- Tore toao patoL radio ood heater, many extraa. m tne very fines} meehaalcal eoaffitiaa and has CANARIES iHpeithmoHtmyloit OwOfhaffiaaNara wot. W mas_ of I our wife and mother, make* dimlaI. painting qeicli and • «c*UMd I7J99 actonl asUea. A “ lOUVER-VEtn" « « c ■ 0 X 1 0 ASSORTAAINT ib a . Bnims CalhCatherine Boberu. We oow. • imr ohdinf — eoSh .' Driven 19,999 mOea etoco now, and to K ir cor Reg. 5.98 value. thank nil tbo«e who aent the I coodlttoa. VkB new cor warranty. CM with • daB new ear.gunmntoe. VYIP400W VENTHATOR CHftlSTAAAS CARDS I fletal trlbutee opit loaned the iMet an wetpreef alwlngw MANCHESTER TRVST FW «d with the vary lowaat. Ideal ior modem ribbon -win* . Roy H. liobert*. Frank H. t^Rot. .dows . larger ’’light wali’ . MAIN OF^CB 57c 77* 3.97 use. Treetedie resist warping, Jnmre B. Oruge. 393 Mato, OppMlIs R t daa ’ CWurck MANY OTHER CARS TO CHOOSE FROM Special purchase o t guaran 1 .^ . New whiH- Choose up-te-thfrisiautt H. Dntge. trot. Removable ismb liners S ' high, extend* to 37* l*r Reg. $1. Fif^.lovely foU- teed ainger*. certificate is skirled petticoats in popu modem dcs^m as well as ireduet^jamb width far vsiia- \ NOaTH ilBAMCH ' _■ *A T E S - - ALL CARS GUARANTEED .accurc ventilation without ertand evCrydetlgn differ sued with each bird) All in. X Itieas la wril thidawMcs. draft, rain. but*. Sturdy! full plumage, b«auUful qolora. lar crisp Hniah parchment provincial itjlti. Buy I t No. Mato..domBr Qsklasd S t 6saa noiadW IBwiss* S $e 'f ent. Alaiching envelope*. nylon. Whiteonly.S-M-L- JNlieta} at ddg low p g ^ ,neiT of entert Ombam, MANCHISTER „Y Naort to -n iO A a»d aaturdaX'OMrnlags t to U wear Octobar 82. 1841 ^ thsent yrm are ever near. ' UIM KR CO. ONE STOP BANKING • FREE PARKING AT BOTH OFFICES Barlow Motor Salos i s e SflB aisssd. nod srer dearj* CeaW St—TeLMI-S-n44 > Wiadsor Avaiue. Rodivill»...TtL Koekrilln 5.2F*’’' Main S t , MagrtisBt^^' FU^T DEALER ON YOUR LEFT ENTERING CITY W. T. GRANT CO.

■ T / / •*) . , / .. ■1f .1 . •■'"V . . r.y -r / ■ A A X A’-- ' ' X ' : - P A < 3 iT B 2 r MANCHESTEit EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAT, OCTOBER « , 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. COI^N., ERIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 ths theme , “Understanding Our versary with the firm in July, 1953', rflle-Vemon selves." Com m ittee M e^s and remembered him with gifts at 4 - Today, Miss Katherinb T tn ^ ^ ; that time and on Ills retirement Do Your Christmas Ribleoffa three promises: Adminis the farmers and consjuiAars.” But êiMon clothing specialist, M Sehool Plans last week. ^Blood Donations 64 Pints D cinocrafs Scored trative efficiency, ecopomic growth Free P ro^tl^ Flan ha’ll be there, '^he ahys,' "to give 'holmng.êader training class ses- Fosjtar is a desfendant of WUliant' and moral v’islon. the true facts.” ♦ , Conference of PTA Units Moii Id the.:^nion Church social Foster; who with hia . Wife and For ‘Prom ises’ As for administrative efflîisncy, G elB^,Politi<»l H ue Dwytr. meanwhile, views the up roomd on /« i» '^ b J o c t “Better ^ e subcommittee on the Keeney family of 10 chUdreh moved to 014 • Short of Monthly Quota Lodge said: coming gathering aa a “grass roots Dresses.^ Street School Will meet tonight present Foater. homestead in Wap "We have a record of adminli- rebellion against Republican farm From District Will Be Held A sdCond leader tfal _ at 8 p.'i. in the hearing room of ping in 1822. Ha la a member of ; (Oeatimwd from Page One) tratlve efficiency which resulted (tVdrttaned from n g « one) policies." sipu will be heldi Wednesda., the Municipal Building to consider the Foater famll]r Aaan. which held ' Ths Bloodmoblle' fell 84 'pints,; ^ a s s , Aaymond Beaupre, William Ih a permanent general fund blen , 'Carleton I. I^ckett, executive Rockville, Oct. 22 (Special)—wfeUMCd for their contribution ma a the home of Mrs.'Lester OoOper, ' 'fihal plans for the school drawn its 17th biennial reunion in July at abort of its 180 pint quota of blood Vients, Mervlh Waldron', William the depreaaed economic condiUoni nial, saving of $10,800,000." says he voted for President. Eto- sMretary of the Massachusetts KEMPS tlie tolland DistHct Fall Con group to the Department Scholar Columbia with the subject being by YValter Crabtree, Jr., Went the Foater farm in Wapping with yaaterdsy when 47 of the donors ôgy. John Spellmani Armand of eaatem Connecticut. ' Under economic growtlL--Lodgt enhower in ths last elScUon, Said “Fabric Painting,” MrS. Martha HartfordAirclUtect. ’ 107 persons present. The home- attacked Rlbicoffa proppsu to es Farm Bureau Federation, had some m a fSrance of PTA oreanintions will ship Fund. canceled their appointments Slid. Adams, Harry 'Vackter, Raymond He referred to a recent two-day hit reply waa tha£ anyone coidd. crisp comment yesterday ' at a be hll^Nov. * f . 7:30 p.m. at the Schneider and Mrs. Bertha Gerich A half-hour'Mrlier the Board atead for many years has been the A Small Deposit Holds Any Gift 84 failed to appear, Last month tablish a departmenU^n commerce ru R ii VFW Auxiliary of this area being the leaders. of Directors will mheLôr an in- home of William N. Foster- broth Winter, Edward March, Oornotius tour of' eastern Connecticut by "as juat, aomething'ô talk about." come. Hampshire Farm Bureau meeting. Mm>1s itbntt Elementary School, There will be a meeting of the " e units exceeded its quota by 30 Houston. Charles Romanowski, El AND, i;/ Those attending will take box fonral dis'.'ssion on the’Mmd the er of Lucius. The latter plans to ^-ts. real estate dealers who were shown "Since 'WorkKWar. II,” Lodge So It looks as though a debate "I'll be glad,” he aal^, "to see with Ifr«\ Leonard Frederick of VFW Auxiliary at the club on Elm remove to Florida. on firestone tay-Awoy liot Godcs, Richard Howes, G. sites for possible new Industries. seme politicians in 55'hately.at the this city, ahl;i>ic district director, Street tonight tS. S. The commit lunches and coffee will be served. toan wants to acquire for imdesa « Red Cross official said, Leo Hogan. AKi'ed Elwin, Robert said, "20 mtfiion square feet of between First Congressiohal Dis l i A m . n . MIm Edith J. Smith to the school site from Haclima- The tour was sponsored by the floor *.P«ce have bMn added to trict candidatM Rep. John W. Hea- give away on Sunday. It will be prealdinf. tee In charge of tne social includes ' “t^tX of 149 scheduled appolnt- D. Forde, Henry R. Skilf, Russell State Development Commission, C. Arthur Mdthon, prihcipal of MUs Edith Julia Smith, 76. of tack Street. ments,Ûiere were lOl unscheduled ConMeOrat ‘ plants. We've lost elton (R) of Deerfield and Demo fhf first time that, some of the Mrs. Florence North, Mrs. Leah 22 Prospect St., died early Thurs Before bids can be invited for Hughes, Wilfred Lisk, Mra. Hazel Which the Democrats want to onjjr 67 Industries and.> gained politicians have ever been close to the Maple Street ' will speak Neff, Mrs, Lottie OpShontyk and . disappointments:'*' " V. Magnuson, Howard Hampton. crat John W. Dwyer of Plttafleld SSiM m admin* day evening at the City Hospital conrtruction of the schooi, the Visit Our Toylaiid Of the 99 persons who did khow eliminate and replace it with !0." may corns off. At least, bqth a farm. It. la. absurd to think of 2 : 00 cooperation Mrs. d ^ a Spielman. WIM0WÂD|4 Burton Albee, Mra. Helen Henry, state commerce dept. latratora and teacher after a lingering lllhes's. She was Board of Education, the School up at the mobile’'blood coUcCttpn le Governor credited the ad hsve said they will-be (here. And politicians up there crying in'the . 'Win n r s t Came bom Feb. 1, 1878 at Melrose, Building committee, and the BEE FOR YOURSELF MANCHESTER’S Shemood Humpliries, Thomas M. Dempeey said the enswpr^to ministration’s State Development cabbage patch when; thex know (roups. Sigmund state 7 ^ High 'School soccer team unit, 13 were .rejected for'minor Carpehter, Jamea Coughlin, Mrs. a Iqt of county office candidate! 7TA leglalative chi wlU daughter of the late Joseph and Board of Directors must all give LONir WEARIi^ j reasons, leavinônly 86 pints col- eaatem Connecticut’* 'economic CTommtsSion with saving the Siltor- are expected, also. perfectly well nothing -any poli ,Wm its first game of the season Ehnily Adams Smith, and had final approval oj the plane. The LARGEST DISPLAY OF TOYS y Barbara Hauschild, Robert Toni- problems lies in "the eslahlishment sky Aircraft and the Hamilton tician can do to, solve'the problem discuss legialctioit. There Jdso yesterday afternoon at Henj-y Park h ■f lected. fUsi, Walter Shea. Mrs. Marion "Most of ‘us are independent lived here for over 80 years. / committee which will review them COLUMBIA ^R O W r i Foriy-eight ap^ntees kept' of a departmentcommerce Standard Industries for ths state. of surpluses In farm commodities." be a piuiel discussion. K when they defeated St. Anthony’s She attended the High School Buckmlnister, Douglas Ainslee, Ir which would wopkoey in and day Both have a total payroll of about voters but we don’t like the ad Weeke/ui Specials I// The Need For Parent Bdui tonight is composed of representa M Made to Order their appointments. vTêy were ving H. Comber. ministration's falm policy” said with Mrs. Warren Jaclt|K)ii, as learn of Bristol 8-1, Sammy Ellin and was a member of the Union tive.- from all three of those Russell Wright, Mrs. John Wsb- out to fee U>at there were johs $70,000,000. he said. sat a new school record by scorilig Congregational Church and the groups. # l t f U W|(h Your Rollers The 51-waIk-ln donors who ap and proiDprtv in Connecticut.'' Lodge reiterated his claim that Sadoskl. "I voted for Ike two years sistant treasurer of tha Conn. rek, Roger Olcott, Mrs/-'Blanche peared and ..helped to bring the ago iu)d lots of others around' here f o ^ goals, the previous high ifor Friendly Class. She had been as- a u t o s t o r e Hochberg, Mrs. Lois Berry, Mrs. Bergjnr also ^>ol{e pefore tele- Connecticut has the highest per- PTA and state repNShntatlve to a single gsme was thiee goals held socisted with the Public Library YOUR FIRESTO^ DEALER score up to 99 were Mrs. - Aurill 'Visiqirmmeras at New/ Haven. famlly income in the country and did. too. But we’re not satisfied 195TOLDS "88" CONY. COUPE- the eonferehce, as,.inoderator. E. A JOHNSON Marie CervinI, Mrs. Francis Lead- Lathrop, Mrs. Paul R. La Bree, Vith conditions." . . Groups are adtefd to notify Mrs. by Ralph • Schumey. ' • for oVer SO years. She leaves two F o s t e r IN MANCHESTER better, Mrs. Priscilla Rlnes, Mrs. e said Riblcoffs plan for r.d- the lowest unemployment of any New Industry Here nieces. Mrs. Ernest Moody of Mrs. Dorothy Cannon. Peter Acet5- ministratlve efficiency and the industrial state in the nation. Heselton has blasted the affair F c a r e f t l l t co,MPo^x6irt>' * ikiUy equipped. flpdtleM ear, Frederick, at MlT Onion St., how Julia Melesko; Mrs. Frank Podv, Gerard Charapalgne, Robert I ^ as’ /'patehtty partisan plan In -I many pernu fror.i their units The city's newest industry ia the ThompSonvtIle and Miss Ethel Sex MINT CO. Sherinan Collins. Arnold Clark, establishment of the commerce de Of - Rlblcoff.i premise of moral commander Woodu'orking Co. Inc., ton of HaSardville. The funeral, F r o m B r o s . schmar,. Alfred HagenowX'Mra. partment were the only sure way* vision. Lodgs.'asked: spired by a Democratic politician j^ l attmd no later than Oct. 23. 69R^Main S t, Tel. Ml-9-4501 Rocco halerho, Mrs. Esther Foley, Roger Aronson,. Mrs^^..Îo.se the Greenwich - Killlnsriy : ^ A. ▲SM Tc Celebrate .. Wapping, formerly of -Mra. O a ^ a r Olspn. Regis J. jUing- Doreân, Fritp-'^ren, Mias Flor the one hand to increasing -reve expressway which will open up the Judge of Probate Thoniaa- F. “knock-down" furniture, known as funeral home will be open tomor my Street, retired on Satur- Un, Mrs. Helen Heard, Mrs. Joanne 19S1 MERCURY CLUB COUPE Fociu Fiimlture that can be as row from 2 to 9 p. m. Kuhiman, Donsld Jorgenson, Don ence, Schieldj^, William Roberts, nues by the expansion of Connecti eastern area of our State'"* $998.00 ly and Mrs. Rady of 100. Orove Mrs. Frank M. Cebula ay, Oct. 15, after 52 years con Carl Hopgnton, Robert'J. Doggart, cut’s economy. Aba Riblcoffs pro ft.eferring .to Riblcoffs proposal, 8L, will observe their 28th wed sembled by individuals. tinuous employment by <7aae ald Carpenter, William T. Minney, Hie company has been in busi Mrs. Lottie Laska Cebu] The . EMgar Farrell, Charles posed state department of com under that third premiae. for free 194t DgSOTO s e d a n ...... X. ding anniversi^ on Ffiday, Oct Brothers, Inc., at their No. 1 mill William J. Vaderi; Edgar iE. Theri merce is a must in our state devel- care in state institutions. Lodge $498.00 29 and not today as previously n ess'at Qld Lyme with part of wife of Frank M. Cebidarôf 18 in Highland Park. He entered the ault, Raymond Dwyer, Mrs. Mollis hurt, Joseph Donahue, Mrs. their work , being done by other Florence Ave., died wedterday at employ of the organizatimf in 1903 fiARDEN CENTER Kovensky. Mrs. Catherine Boldu Sthel Hennequin, Tauno Sarpola. ooment," Bergin said. "On the asked If it was "moral -vision to stated. They wÛ attend a 28th VITTNER’S other hand our program looks to ORANGE HALL 1948 PONTIAC CONY, coupi $498.00 companies, but in the plant here her home. She w a a ^ m in Elling John W. Klein, Fred Best,. Mias say the man behind tho milling anniversary NupUal Maas at 8 and hia term of service was Mrs. 1 Virginia Carney, Roaaflo administrative efficiency to cut - / ajn. on O ct 29th, and on Sun they will be able to turn out their ton, Feb. 28. l$2fTthe daughter of rendered in varioua capacities in Saplenza, the Rev. J. R, Y ^ger, Helen Ekites. Mrs. Louise Schaller, machine or the lathe hSs to pay complete linet At the pr«.««nt time Martha Suc^^ki Laska and the the office. He waa Also traffic HEMLOCK For Screening $2.00 and up Mrs. Lydia N. Murphy, MtsaKa.th- Mrs. Muriel Mosler, Mrs. Mary costs.” for a well-to-do peraon In our [1947 DODGE COUPE, $480.00 day, O ct 31 will hold open house "The Democratic proposal for a t their home from 3 to . 7 p.m. about 28 persona, both men and late F r ^ k ’^Laska and had lived in manager for iH>prtiKimately 20 erine. Wagner. Suhle, Matthew Moriarty, Robert state institutions?" , women are employed. thUrprty for the past two years. years. Also Mrs. Rayqfond' Hazard, Whalen, Raymond Marchessault railing revenues by expanding our "We, this ad-niiilatratlon,- has DeasBMtrating Vetlng MacMaee ^^Besldes her husband and mother 2 for $7.00 Connectlci.-t economy and of re- sho\rii trui >erformance. fn ad BINGO A public demonstration of votr The officers, all from Old L y ^ His employers/And aaaociatea at SPREADING Y ^ $3.75 Mrs. Nellie McAlUster, Albert Mrs. Ann Gordon, Fred Baker are Richard Lagrese, president M e leaves p son, Frank M. Cebula, the mill celebrated hia SOth anni- Patch, Mra^-Frances Ryan, Everet^ Mrs. Mary Holman, Mra Anna 'ducing state costs by admlnlstrs- ministrative efficiency,- .conomic 20 GAMES — S SPECIALS ing machines Is being held today Uve efficiency is the only pomlble and tomorrow at the Town Hall Nicholas S. Hill, vice pri ' ' Jr; a daughter, (Pristine Cebula; OLD-FASIItONED Cph*^ Albert G. Pearson, Miss Anderson, Mrs. Celia Lincoln, Wer growth and moral vitlon," Lodge Dudley Selden, secret^, a brother, Alexander Laska of UPRIGHT YEW $3.75 2 for $7.00 way to meet the menace of rising said.. from 9 Am. to 8 p.m. Qualified .'^ r ^ .a 'f a . Schmidhauser, Miss ner Hirsch, CTharles Wilkie, Mrs taxes.” persons will be present th ough signer, Reginald Squirer of Ne^v Vernon; five sisters, Mrs. LeRoy HONEY M 0 Maftha. White, Jamea Gordon, Gladys Ridolfl, Ralph Chapman "Our . gre.U. promlae of per EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT RO Y MOTORS, ina York; TIel W illiam s^N ew York, F. Ludwig of Avon, Mrs. Walter Mrg. Dorothy THimer, Mi-s. Bar Howard Johnson, Mrs.- Mildred Tlie Governor, meantime, waa formance in, the future ii much out the day to demonstrate the SIGN RHObOMNDRON 2 yr. 98 c 3 for $2.50 attacking the very things the tl ree 7:4S P.M. ^ 1 NORTH MAIN ST. ^ TEL MI-3.S113 WorMng of tbs machines. sales manager. Gunderson of Newton, Mrs. Ber HOREHOUND DROPS bara Woodburh, Joseph La Shay, Bcrggren. Mra. Teresa Meadram more than' the reckless state Beeoer Oasse Saturday itrlet Campaign nard T. Janickl of this city, Mrs. Paul E. 'Willhide, William Teas- Raymond Urquhart, F. Leo Bar Democrats had been talking about. ments and promise! of our op The IQgh School soccer, team District, American Stanley Gudinkas of Enfield, and Advertising OdkiNt St CMdf, Mi|MM LAUI^L / $1.00 and up dale, Ralph S. Fletcher, Mrs. Signe rett. Mrs. Barbara Jackson,' Newell He leveled off against all of ponents.” , . will meet the Alumni In the second Lcgioh'Auxillary is conducting its Mrs. Sidney Ruhn of Avon; three ED'S Sli&N CO. St cougli dnptl Pwt, tlm'iwd Sheekey, Mrs. Helen M. Zimmer, Smith, Donald Kuehl, Donald Con enwiisi Alumni soccer game tomor animal program to raise funds ter nieces and three nephews. Robert Holman, Mra. Dorothea rad, Francis Mahoney. purCtUMS ' hospital beds, wheel- The funeral will be held Mon MltelwN 3-82A8 hossy ind nil eIdJsthioocd FLpWERING CRAB Largo Size $4.fJ row with the face-olf scheduled for day at 8:18 a.m. from the White honhowid. 2 p.m. Sam Blonstein and Don chairAahd other sick room equip N.' ment for free home use. In the Funeral Home, and at St. Ber NORMAN'S HAS Berger, members of the Oentrsl past^ê program has purchased nard's Church at 9 a.m. Burial will [HOLLAND BULBS ^ 75c doz. qind up -Tow n to C ollect S pecif Service ^ 4 ' 9 9 Ooim. Soccer Board, will officiate. be in St. Catherine's Cemetery, The Alumni lineup will include one. polio pack heater, six hospital RANG! beds, and five wheelchairs. Repre Broad Brook. Friends may call at W est Side Trash For New M cmber§ Ralph Schumey, Eddie Jendrucek, CHRYSANTHEMUMS 97e YOUHGSTOnirN Man :X'. sentatives calling on the residents the funeral home Sunday ’from 3 I Ndson Gkittier. Steve Von Euw, hsve letters of introduction signed to 8 and ,7'to 9 p.m. ^ FUEL OIL Len DeOarU, BiU Olekainakl, A1 by Frances J. JemiolA Helen E. Town truck! wUl begin collect The regular Sabbath Eve service Middleton, Jim Wood, Bob Wein- Wood. Jennie F. Bats, Eileen-M. Advertisement-^ GASOLINE ing rubbish from honie.^ in the will be held at Temple Beth Shol- SINKS • CABINETS gartnsr, John Uisa, Warren Cot Flaherty and other auxiliary offi Western's ''Saturday Sizsler” , western half of town Monday om tonight at 8 o'clock. Fifteen BUDGET TEliMS ARRANGED tier, Bob and Ray Fahey, and Allen cials. The method of obtaining Reg. $1.79 Steel Wagon, $1.29. new membera of the Temple will Taylor. morning at 7 o’clock. Collection on funds is the same as last year, Westem-Auto Store, 618 Main St., VIHNER’S GARDElf CENTER the East 'Sjde took place la.unty-wide planning meeting on S-SISS. place the rubbish on las/n., just dren's Service. A Sisterhood din inside the sidewalks Sunday night nor will be. held in the evening fol aince the collection will start lowed by entertainment. promptly at 7 a.m. Sunday, at 9:30.a. m. Tallis and / Tephllin service. Parents who G â ttiic Studebaker-Jhekard—^ w oridi tk largest^dline bring their children to the Temple 4 Fellow ship Series School are invited to this service. Monday, at 8 p. m. Brother hood meeting and entertaining Jnw Uicer ^cars and trucks—announces O pens at O iurcli program. X '■ Services are held at the Temple 824-828 \ TEU MI-8-8181 The program of acUvltlea in the daily from 7-:30 a. m. to 7:80 a. m. \1 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER North Methodist Church this Sun \- day,, will be .-highlighted by two special evqnts. Oinring the morning, / service tnemben and friends of the church will present their gifts \ which in total is expected to pay HRRIFK PRICE REDIKIIONSI the ciuirch obligation for the Ministers' Reserve I’enaipn E'und. Brides find our china Alton B. Oowles, ctiairman of and sterling MOST the special committee to raise this ^84-Waedwe*laeUlbe money, spoke to, the congregation complete, MOST beau a week ago and distributed. spe tiful, MOST exciting! SHOPSMTT cial offering envelopes. They And our Bridal Regis be recelve(l Sunday at a designated try .service is more time in . the -worship service. magic than wi.sliing on RN NEWliS SrUDEBAKER The other event of signiOcance. At MARK to the people of North Methodist a star! It helps brides Church will be the first In a series qomplete their service / o l Sunday Evening E'amily Fellow- easily and quickly be AS ' ship programii. This will commence cause friends consult wiUv dessert and' beverage at .,8 their wishes and give AtHwisMiMMM \ MUCH o'clock and wUl conclude prompt A 269.50M H .f, Molar ly at 8 o’clock. A nursery 'Will be them JUST what they ■\ AS ' provided for the younger children M A M A urn Lenox, "’9nt mostl \ •2il7li0lffiR! by membera of the, Seni'or Metho dist Youth Fellowship, according fo THAT an announcement by the chairman, kUAHS Howard L Holmes. SOMfTHfN* W e pass on to you the f i^ D ig ecxinomies . / The feature of this program for the 'entire family is a sound inoVle ‘"Missionary to Walker's Gjsfage”, Now William “ Bill” the story of how a man's job may Studebaker-j^tikard (M im bing^n! You get a moj:e be a testimony to his îritual ad At e UV4-tn, venture. The movie will be fol ABC Vtmtal Mil I lowed by brief remarks by the p o w e rfu l n e u ' Com m ander-greatly reduced in pastor, the Rev. Jolm E. Post, SERVICE CO. / relative to the spiritual life rnove- 21 Maple St., TeL MI-«-1578 ■ ment of ths Church which Kas as • lu jWeme “<û1at Coming Alive in A ppllai^ Servlchsg AtsF'Cli. V8 in all America. . . the **8rst-time-out“ model. It has a billion POTTED PERENNIALS and RO^K GARDEN PLANTS 24 HOUR SERVICE—CpU any hour of day or around! * tal Drill, Vertical Di'iH Preu. as well as this Commander. Sec-the nu^- a anack visit the big, high-powered and hahdaomenew 1955 mUes of proved success behind^lt—an es PANSY PUNT. SPECIAL STREAMLjNED DESIGN— Shopsmith,Mark nificeht new President V-8—and the big, YANKEE COFFEE 5 is sofer— ^no belts or pulleys to change. Studebaker Commander V-8. tablished performance star—smd a gas Japanese Yews powerful new Quunidon in the lowest price Aagrow Gran Seed CaU Speed-Dial lets you select correct speed Arbor Vitae and DONUT SHOP. Thli egcitingly ((I'^siAoed new $tude- economy team-mate the Studebakers field.- The new ’55 Studebakers are tha Fertilizera, Line FOR THE R UT IN MItrheU with o simple turn. Ready to opererte, . Junipera, Hea$lod(» - Our foM and acrvice p Iv a H k i. baker is a top-quality car—in dircict com- that won the most sweeplngMctories ever HOM I HIATING SERVIC8 fastMt cars on the get-away—the mfeot, Laurel, Rhododendrons Boiie MeaL Gemaa 3-5135 ^ tition with the very lowest p ri^ V-8s. Is excellent. scored in the Mobilgas Emnomy Run. surest-stopplng cars—in America t I Flowering SKmba Peat Meaa Mdet for? quich, eety oddhion el Mmt leelt LANDSCAPING ADVICE CHEERFULLY GIVEN Optm 70$ a.aa. .to 11 pjn.1 fffa^.,.fe)orTA more whm ymtradel ^ GARDENS r P m - ■ —jl JOHN J. ZAPADKA - SUNDAY X 188 WOODLAND ST.—PHONR MS-S-8474, MANCHESTEK.- ‘ 7:80 AJL to 1 PJL CHOliCHES MOTOR SALES OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL —.. 4:00 F J L to i j F J L as OAKULMD B X S in-e-M A N C B E aiK B . V f ( ■V ■t :■ ■XX C Y C ) ■ • y V ■'.. • V - ,• .I. 0^4-■ - ' - -■’ ' ' v i

V.;’ ; MANCHESTOR EVENING HERALD, aiANCHESTER. CQNN., FBUJi^ [m MANGHESTEFtEVENlNG HBRALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 ^ PAGE THIRtEBK fOOltBtVILUE FO L^ BY FONTAINE FOX PRISOLLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER DAILY CROSSWORD PI Turcotte, 299 Copper HiU St.; Lln- teeships of HUlyer' College and- of SIMS“ >S"FUTTY. A GRUDOE MATCH ■*“ k. Answer to Previous^ Sunshine l^nd , Revue Director Officers of Court -da Pohl, ,44 Florence St.; CTharlea RabbLIp Speak Hartt College of Music in Hart A A / . Soup to Nuts and Nonsense SiiapanL RFD 3, Ellington; Mrs. ford. and memberahipa on th« Buried in Smog Visit Tomorrow Joseph -Henry and aon, Coventry; To Women’s 0 u b Hartford Committee on Alcoholism I LOST a ^ L L . 1 Mrs. John Wilson, 263. Woodland and the Advisory Board o f the ACKOU DOWN thing asked what he was going to do St.; Hrs. Walter Olaen, ManslIaM HOLIDAY BAZAAR USI Tl^^'inoBt discouraging Hartford Hearing League. about 'nilCkUe age la all thoae with hit son ( the young man's Grand Royal Matron Mias Helen Center; Mrs. William Burna- 142 Rabbi Abraham J,.'Feldman of Rabbi Feldman is' an author in 1 — roast of I Carrots sod m 17 Days in Row Birch St.; Michael 'Voronovitch, years g o ln r » waiaL profession was to be that of ah Btdwell of Cromwell and her aa- Temple Beth Israel, Hartford, will his own right, (our of his best CENTCR CHURCH beat architect). "W h y," enswered the 124 N. School S t; Mrii. Arthur ' 4—— cbopa SHaraldie band soclata offlhera of the Grand Court, Wataon. 29 Crestwood Dr. -: , present a pl-ogtam of book re known books being “A Companion m p Ta One of the moat eliborate ante comedian, "he ia going to draw . (Contbraed from Page Om ) \X • — and SEuayt i t Order of Amaranth, in Connecti DISCHARGEH?! TODAY: Mrs. views at a meeting of the Wom to the Bible." “A Rabbi and Hia WEDNESDAY, HOY. S, 1954 bellum houaea in Atabema la bouses, like his father." Early Ministry,” “The American W tRE YOU PLAYINft psppor 4 Kind of nut scientists who have fought smog cut, will visit Manchester tomor Robert Vanderhoff, 68 Ardmore en’s Club of Manchester Monday.' RoaemounL located near The town Rd.; Carl Bdixter, 188 Benton St.; Jew" and "(Tonflnrtatlon.” LUNCHEON TEA » lAKED KEAN SUPPER A SMUPINO ' y e s ; ...... # n ISMaka a 5 Alxerian city of EuUw. Built in 1823, this for a decade— pioneering in the row and enjov a dinner at the Oct. 25 at 8 p, m. In the South mlstaka Fort Raleigh, located 6h Roa-' Mra. Gordon Clark, Middle Road. Arrangements for the Vf*'8t‘am DOT swathing beautiful manaion contmina an In- noke Island Just off the coast of new field of atmospheric chemis Masonic Temple and a play at the hêthodist Church. are in charge o f - Mrs. John H. 12 ROOTHS ^ PREE ADMISSION P ' II Iroquolan ill try—do have answers. So have the Waddell School auditorium. Mrs. Rockville; Mrs. James K Fee and ' machina tereatlng collection of ^ antiques North Carolina, is the site of the daughter, 80 Helaine Rd:; Mrs. The Rabbi is a distinguished Conklin. Chairman of hostesses % } Indian 7 Knowledge IS Helen of 40 French seaport that pdttray the beauty and grace first English colonies in America. administrators of the County Air Blanche Prentice, 612 E. Middle citizen and scholar whoae reputa are Mrs. Edward Moriarty and Niirscry for ChHdron 114 Toward the Pollution Control District, estab Tpke., who Is a grand officer, or Wallace Laws, 27 Grant Rd.; Ger • Sounder Troy's mother 41 Fashions that surrounded the Uvea of many Here was' bom, August 18, lS87, ard Poliansky. 22 Orchard St.; tion Is well known here, and he Mrs. Bernard Fogarty. »o-ti I ahaltarad aldt mentally 26 Dinner 42 Soft shall Old South cotton planters. Virginia Dare'.'Ute first Child to be lished by the county supervisors Past Matron Mrs. Rebecca Pro- has presented similar programs to Members are asked to note that u x . in 1048 to combat the problem. , Robert Bart. 51 Summit S t; Ar 15 Cakes and SFUh uuce e^pucle 43 In this place born of English parents ihX the van, 629 E. Middle Tpke. ipay be thur Heffron, 111 Russell St.; Mrs. the club in previous seasons. He the meeting will be held in the \ 16 Shrawdnau New World. M , ' . The district now has 140 em contacted by persona -interested is vice president of the S.vnagogue chapel on the first floor rather W E L L , S T U A R T !!J 10 For fear that >7 one 44 Employer One o f our cabbage plants last ployes operating on an annual Walter Smith, 16 Centerfleld St. ItFan-ahapad 11 Hardy haroWSSS Rii in attending the play, the cupper Council of America, a director of than in Cooper Hall of the church. WELI-.THtS AIH’T IT*. HOW DIO YOU H ^ V 40 Remove ^ ; year divided Into four atems three budget of a million dollars. or both. //corals 17Man’t __ name 2PDepB] the National Jewish Welfare Non-members will be welcome at L IK E T H A T r ^ 47 Regrets " I inches above the ground, and each A physical Instructor Waaâa< V Their work Is being watched by Mrs. Prentice' is In charge of 30 Denominations is Destlnim 81 Agree 41 Female { atem produced a head of cabbage. surlng one of his pupils that swim /' Board, editor of the Jewish I.«^ er the customary guest fee. citiea throughout the world where the frfed-..chicken dinner to be SNETCO Workers and a contributo> to the new ;^ ^ st color iSBniina 33 Tardier saints -(ab.) —Mrs. W. A. BUIr, Mooers, N. T. mlng was the best exercise , in the aroogr-named from the words fog Business Moved To • II Prince of world for keeping that allm and aerved 4n' the banquet hall from Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Re- The housing situation in aome 24 Cleaving tool 38 Slanting typ ^ Three (prefix) and smoke—is now or may become 5:30. to 7 p, m.. Members of Ugidus Knowledge. Persia beautiful figure. a problem. Note Long Service cities still is no laughing matter, ! M Flutter Tee, Pedeetrians hava their (TbCpman Ck>iirt Ho. 10 of Ihls His civic' activities include tnis- but folks continue to double up. r“r r r & r r rights, often timea Uieir last rites. Noting that doubt still lingered Rtarted After 1041 -town will assist. Larger Quarters , ' ^ t O MS Goad —Ohio County (Ky.) Messenger. in the girl’s face he asked. Air pollution on an Irritating ri7 Wooden plug U N The play at Waddell ^chool, to Pour veteran employes of the ET 1 Instructor — Don’t you believe scale began here shortly after sci be presented by the grand officers ! n Fasten again V \ me when I say that ai^mmlng la entist Eugene Houdry developed Phillip Harrison local branch of the Southern New’ Visitor (to butler who is show good for the figure. entitled, “And th e. Villain Still England Telephone Co. with a to OIL, GAS and COAL HEATING i n Ohio city S” Hi the cracking process for producing Pursued Her,” is bielieved to )ie ■ ( ;i4 a ty tn 7 \ ing him throug^h the picture gal Girl — Of course I believe you Phillip Harrison, peVvly elected AMESITE DRIVEWAYS lery)—That’s a flna portrait! Is high qctane gasoline in 1S41. The along the same llnea as the old tal of 123 years of service among SOWat Russia r but did you ever look at a duck? process resulted in the emissioh by town director, is also one of the EXPERTLY INSTALLED - UNITS ON DISPLAY . t an old matter ? time melodrama by the acme them were honored by co-workers • IS— • sherbet refineries of sulphur dioxide directors of 'the Rotary Revue iQer—^No, that's the old which will be presented at Waddell name. ^ at a liarty given them at the Rain Base e n d in g — Machine Spread — Forma Set Power Rolled leCxUtad u n w Hal—When a man is faced with snd hydrocarbons Ihto the at bow Club in Bolton last night. Also: Parking Lots — Tennis Courts — Walks OPEN EVENINGS KY APPOlI I N ^lENT I \ mosphere. School on the evenings of Nov. 19 I »i>» M a w *. ««M 17 Mix. at bake P two evils, what is usually the beat and' 20.'■ Together with Donald Senior member of the honored ’ 10% FOR CASH TRANSfACnONS i ' b a t ^ ■ trtr & TTITIT choice? Southern ‘California’s much- quartet was Albert Wilson of 3M i Photographer —"Please look publicized sunshine and ozone_ Richter, he is assisting Mark Terma am nged If d ^ re d ’ IBCrtwta 9T 1 pleasant. lA ^, and lii a few mo Ray — It’s hard to aay: but Holmes in staging this year’s pro Hospital Notes Main St., who is scheduled to re ALL LVSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED BY O U T o u i H f a y BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE JOR HOOPLB :40 Vegetable s 3Z I’ve noticed most of ’em pick the the ‘ latter more prevalent here, duction. menta you may resufhe your nat iclentlsts aay, than anywhere else tire from the company next month lA R L a n VAMP ■41 Encountered ural expression.' hlondf. He met with the scenery, com after 38 years of service. Wilson, V W 15 in the world—converted the hy Patienta Today: ...... ,.-..,..148 DEMAIO BROTHERS 41 Make butter mittee, headed by Kenneth Mor who is now an. Installer-repair ESTARUSHED 19S0 XOOK. TH’ FIRST AlP WITH TH’ HELP 4IWonblpera - 1 THE S.AME OLD STORY drocarbons Into transient and Ir rison, at the Waddell School last ADMITTED YESTERDAY: lljiliP !^ ,eUV ISTRVIW'TO LOOKIN’ LIKE w D 9 ■ V o r every man l&syeara of age ritating forms of hydrocarbons. man, started in the company aa a CALL NOW — ANYTIME. 166 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST MMovad evening to check details of the Rarab Lynn Treat, 66 Waranoke member of the line gang. WELL,HE 0 6T AMPVS MINP i THEVRE TRVIM’ SOOD H&AVer^5, TWIS65 } I f i therA are seven w oni^. But it’s ' The plot ia familiar, Trapped In the "Kettle” Rd,i Elmer Wilson, RFD 1, An~ Ma n c h e s t e r m i-s-788i — h a r x ^ r d cHapH 7-8817 PHONES MIp9.5844 or MI-M749 , sAiR *we ^FAR A\MAV from TO ANCHOR. H&AKD MAeTHA:S ffeOTHER H.Woody fruit ll too late then. The hero a bdre. Local amog lingers because the scenery design and lighting effects The other men feted last night TH'OUEENMARl! of the show. ' dOver; Frederick Manning, 230 ARAPAMDE7 teLUMSHER HE’D fOO^Ô UWar god of P The ending the proof Los Angeles area is hemmed in on Hackmatack St.; Mrs. Rose Dore, were Clinton E. O'Brien o f Avery AM'TMSvsBgrr HESTR'/IN’ TO Oraaca r R*r % 9T Luke TVArm taye: MotherNN I’ve read it before.. Tickets for the Revtie are now Street. South Windsor, and Thom TAKEMI&MINP AS i?45PecToe Ir4 ATOseu^ b o l t three aides by mountains. The available at Nasaiff Arms, Ben 14 Arch St.; Rudolph Klssman, 145 ■nrrooR«5uy' M Irritate ture fillaX some stockings betl —Ned Wadlinger, fourth side faces the sea, where as Ganley, Jr., of 25-B Forest St., lO EUJSISLANP ' OFF IT? PACTOeV'— IMAS(«EA m a m ) \ R P If than Sants\ Claus does. son’s Appliance and TV, Manches Pearl St.; Mra. Florence Robbins, •ra-LTHEYCOULP >?11TH MV BI2AIM J M English latter prevailing westerlies blow toward 25 Westminster Rd.; John 3. Ste each of whom has given the com SSBoy’s ter Public Market, Watkins pany 30 years; and Earl Glehney LOOKUP WHERE UTERACLT gOLTED ^ ^ ALL6BSIC sr 91 'riend — I see you are driving the city, acting as a fourth wall. Brothers. Harrison’s, Keller’s venson, 08 Oak St-; Mrs. Frances ARAPSHOE I&/ IM t o A Hl)MD«?UMj TO TDSGLB nickname Beam ethlng a woman a nW car. In late summer and fail the area Donaldson, 137 Green Rd.; Mrs. of 71 Weaver Rd., w'ho has had Bo l t s .' either has Men’s Wear, and the First Na olmr X KMMB BACK ev REMINDING increase the amount of pollu and William L. Stratton, dojhg 33 Norman St. PCMUADIN* HIM , ,ME.GUVN0(3i 'GBNiROSlTV tants. buslne.ss aa the Silk City Diner, ADMITTED IXJDAY: Edward 29 HAYNES STREET iT ' BACr HSaE.'. 15 5INCBRILV But Director Gordon Larson of Morrison, 133 Union St. X the f lin t y Air Pollution Control had Us first hearing Thursday in BIRTH YESTERDAY; a .District declares that smog is not Bankruptcy Court in Hartford. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd WILL RESUME mting worse. Industry )vbs spent They listed assets of $6,855 as Rice, 96 Woodbridge St. VNmUion dollars here on air pol- again.st liabilities of $8,309.79. be BIRTHS TODA'?: a daughter to / OFFICE HOURS Mr. and 'Mrs. Joseph Rivosa, 372 iMKi lutloh/controls alone. Controls fore Referee Saul Berman. , ■ \- _ T .'/o a and otnar measîres have eliminat N. Main St.; a daughter to Mr. jrC?.\NiLl>«k^^ Their largest secured creditors STARTING iMTELLECTUAlT ed nearlKooO tons of pollutants are J. K. Dahlquist. $2,900; and and Mrs. Walter Doll, 180 Porter PE’3 LON6EST MINUTE glAMT\/<„it •ig • A««AM St. from this aVea’a atmosphere every Silk City Diner, Inc., $1,970, both MON^ OCT. 25 day. of Manchester. / DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Michael Kearns, 21 Norwood St.; A L L E Y OOP\ Time To Act '10-22. But there rftnain 1,450 more Among unsecured creditors are \ BY V. T. HAMLIN tons to eliminate/Nl^rson says Omar Coffee. Hartford, $353; Stephen Penny, 12 Short St.; Carpi 1,100 tons come fronKUie county’s N O flA m H M A N TTa n b y Lombardo Bros., Eaat Hartford, MY5TARS,WE10^ KEN WINSTON W m s o f m BY JERRY SIEGEL and OGDEN WHITNEY two million auto andXruck ex $319; Roberta, Steele and Dolan, fiADFRy.I BETTB? DO »tS., hausts, He attributei 90>$r cent Hartford, $196; and Dart’s Dairy, T O A U J U S Y ANT GONNA SOMETHING/ I THINK of morning smog to the aiHos of Mfuichcster, $180. d O M M C AN* LEICHA a b o u t i 5 0 1 0 0 .^ OOWT TMANK workers driving to their jobs/. Secured creditors are those who OP MANCHESTER N O O A K U M 0 0 m SMAaSUtca Tl FLETCHER im SS CO, THIS/ wi DON'T FISM__ Irritates Membranes haye some prior claim to the SUtcheU OOODtLCOME OF SCA ivm y Aa for smog’s effect on health, ssets of a business, such as a o w T O f rr-. Dsy.' little research has been done. gage, which assures theni of 148 WEST SODDLB TUltNPIKE fi-7879- Physicians admit it Irritates the of repayment even when mucus membranes. But they don’t a business goes bankrupt and A U T O g l a s s INSTALLED know whether its bad effects- are theiy arVfew aaaets left. TEMPLATES FOR ALL CARS permanent or accumulative. Dr. Silk City Diner, Inc., ia the MIRRORS ( Fireplace-and Door) Paul Kotin, under a United States name of tnb- corporation which Health Daptt Grant, has produced GLASS FURNITURE TOPS MEOIGINE CABINETS , formerly -o w n ^ the diner and cancer in rats by painting their which has a mortgage against the PICTURE FRAMING WINDOW PI.ATE GLASS Shaved backs with paste made present owners. from concentrated smog. OPEN SATURDA VS-4>PBN THURSDAYNBVENINOS . o V fI Attorney • Herman Yules ia rep- Research on smog damage to re.senting Ificobuccl and Stratton / ESTIMATES GLAOLV GIVEN iM pAieM eg m * SiwAA iRwT. plants indicates the annual, crop in the proceedings. . loss in this area is three million tiT IN I "l BOUT'S AND HER BUDDIB8 Just Thinking BY EDGAR MARTIN dollars. • One of the great victories was reducing the atmosphere’s sul W »*Ot H IV N O €TORSr \S’OVy5t 'VWMM •VMLKV \ C dU IX > 0 0 WttO o r A OCLOOOTT.'R - WA0\> TAWt Irritating level. It was sulphur WCXA THE W\»4C\'& VtTXlS TO V eib fOOAMXAet OP AKHOKil’S T' r WA* IT A o m )/^.O O K S ^ dioxide which played a major role f^ W t R lS W O lM n T O FMT.’OttOR* PRXMAcy I CONTACtfy/uKlASB In the 1948 Donora, Pa., amog [ CONTACT 10 EM-VOat A SCORV'VOOVOl 6VT M VL disaster which cost 20' Uvea and JMMAT A 6C0(X> *1 sickMad thousands. A nriAT ON THAT STRESS PASS DEFENSE . - V>^ CONTACT, P-.. jpu KAOAR • / Storrs, O ct 22 (Ah CoacHi Bob OFtRATOR. Ingalls stressed pass defense yas- terdsy as his University of Ck>n- nectlcut football team wen- ’S3?r through its last big workout for Saturday's game at the University of Delaware. The UCohns left r. > . ifsmroarsoffukea by bus for Dover. Del., this morn 1 ^ ' >. , ^ - V ^ O n SSSTf FElilTmrmfi THC THACKLKS BSWSt OMiilS o rw SEA, t mOCOlNMNO OH A HOT SCIMT, ing and werC'to go through a light OepL HM »» MM 9»mm. T. M u. %. Pm. m. V THE FSa’S (AMR 'THE ALSEEMS Ert' HAS FtCKEO UP A (^ A C L , d 4 network! ...K’ drill there this afternoon. J E F F COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN — ’ I ______'' '______t UXSB.. JEFF, THIS IS BEN./...S0RRY TO MICueiY FINN Th« Awfkeninf! . BREAK UP YOUR PLANS FOR THE BY LANK LEONARD Planning I EVENtNS, BUT WILL 'lOU SET OVER HERE RI0HT AWAY/...?^ VERY IMPORTAirr./...YES, I'LL BE WVnNS M THE NEWS ROOM FOR YOU. Weekend Install Insulating easily; ./ SO-LONS./' McKinney' loans yon the staple. guB. Improvements?^ BIGOmST TV SHbllY uVuR ' Produced by i ^ -X /■. / \pAVID b. SKLZNIC%

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■V A ' 'V ,„v. JUGI^t^TEEIi MANCHESTER EVENING. HER ALP, MANCHESTER, CONN^, >^tt)A Y , OCTOBER 22, 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANC^SIER^ CONN,,, FRmAY, OCTOBER 22. IS PAGEHK'lFJI'Eptff ■*sr THE Saxtpar Anriounce^ He Aim tp Please -OKic^ Stiftte Battle Herald Angle \ F English U jse^rd < ^ Boastfl Best Just Wants High<^tepping Bldaiaway Artists EARL W. YOST Thdex on HorsM Women Golfers Receive Awards, MercKsiBts Play Lions Patterpoii Top SpOTts U ltor College Grid Kicker Winner Seen Heading London, f^ t. 23 UP) —Tak To Win Best J, CXamlTIfKf JOTT1XG8 bia over Hai-varJ .and Army over Lawrence, K a n .'^ (N E A )— ing a jlp (ram United Statea Select Committees for Next Year Kanaaa claima the nation's top Sunday hL^reenfield nartfonl •portiwriters didn’t Duke, all under,.'ogs according to racing prMQoes, the English the nation’s expert prognostica major college punter' in Ted mine* their word* when de»crlbing Jockey PQlt has begun a card W ay He Gan Light HfBvy Coiltetader :For Rose Bowl Clfish tors. All the.V! choices cam# Index Jm Ml Brilish-hred thor- Rhode. Bridgeport University’s Joe C1- t the recent profeaeidiud buketbeli through with flying colors as did The annual meeting of the La-; A 25-\ear-oW, 187-pound Other lin in g backs and their ireds tef prevent a recur- V exhibition game in Hertford be Yale and Trinity. We named Trin dies’ Division of the MSigchester' sophomore, Rhode averaged - By GAYLE TALBOT rone came to i Manchester as a rushing averages tncluda Pretsel Boxes ytpey Gannon New York, Oct. 22 (F)—Thiwtest will iw ecen in th* Fkr What. of last. July's "ringer” In- Set ivy Record tween the Boaton Celtic* and to beat St. LawTence. 34 to 7 and Country Club was helC at the’ Kicking Star 486.0 yarda’ on 15 kicks. The New York. Oct. 22 (Ab-Johnny highly touted end and thes far this Jacobs 8.8, RlcCo Petrillo 4 J, and time has come for Wisconsin to Thera was one game yesterflay cldedt. / . . Frank Barry 2.4. ''gubstituta full- In Teevee Feature Rocheeter Royal*. The contest had the final tall.v was 34 to 6. How clubhouse , Wednesday night in ! end and fullback ahattered his Saxtpn, the ’ new welterweight season ha h u .moia than proven start thinking ssrtouidy In terms and It came out as expectsd. Sooth ie rlM ' rrrords set up by back Sal Tedone hUNa 6.S aver (TaroUna, the team that upset a peculiar amell, a* thi* writer, close can one get? own single game Kansan rer- champion of the'w;prld and a very worth. Ranked fifth among New York. Oct. 22 (F»—Floyd of winning to* Big 10 champion- who waa an onlooker, deacribed This is another week yfA an-» the Jockey' Club,, tile ' ruling conjunction with the Red and Blue! boring customer. Indeed, is quoted age but he has only the Army at toe etart o f the season, body for flat racing In England, Tournament dinner. The - Red ord by averaging 53.3 on flye the nation’e peas catchers in 1953, Patterson. 19-year old light heavy- ehip and making toe coveted jaunt the following day in hi* 'writeup. other heavy schedule , of games kicks against Colorado. In as having said this about the fight ball four timea N o w c o r ^ Gay defeated Oemaon. IS-fl. Sophomoro *Rieaday night the two team* j will be played tomorrow in the will show the markings of the Team, captained by Avis Hainil-i ing style tybich caused imtold mil the talented wingman laa been a Salvuccl has carried seven ttiqes wreight contender who has been to the Rose Bowl' Jan. 1. quarterback Mackie Priekett went horses Wn their first birthdays. ton, was entertained by the Blue! cluded was one spiral o f 74, valuable aaeet to the local Mer nurtured as carefully as a hothouse moved to Briatol and Chuck Me Eiast. Here’s the pickings: another of 68, the latter onl.v lions to pass out quietly in their and averagad 8 yards. Maklitg Moke o t Break Gaose ever for both South OuroUna Veterinary surgeons are com Team, captained by Betty Wllkie. j chants’ football equed. plant, is an ’‘out" favorite tonight scores in toe second period, then Culhy report* the team* put o n ' two yards short of Fred Harris' arm chairs on Wednesday evening; hi* debut last Sunday at Mt. Nebo Th* Baiter*, wrho weren’t con juat' a* miserabie an exhibitlo'n. piling the information. and a delicious turkey dinner was "I don’t aim to please the crowd. Five TD Paeeee to make ex-cop Joe Gannon of sidered any great shake* In pre intercepted a Clemson pass ttiat all-time Jayhawk longle, tra- former Little AU-American also Although the tour of the two NBA The/rnie "wlii make the sub enjoyed. I just want to win fights the best In five games to date, Cirone has completed his only pass for the Washington his 17th victim at season estimates of toe Western might hav* changed the cmnplex- \ |ect4>d in the mud against No- team* waa to serve two purpose*. s titu te of one horse for an "iTie Blue Team captain present- ws.v it can. I fought the fight'like caught 18 passes for 303 yarda winning score against-tsominster Madison Square Garden. (Conference, meet roughs tough lon of the gam* shortly before the (1) get the team* in condition for other/more difficult,” said the l a gift to Mrs. Cora Anderson branka 30 years ago. I planned—to win. X had him puz- and five touchdowns. He leads the in the final minute of play. ” (Xit” means there’s no betting. Ohio State tomorrow tn a gam* lend. the long season ahead, and (3) lUcecourne Osvners’ foiN^vIng scored the most points zled,” Manchester scoring parade with Fans who get tbelr kicks out The w-agering gentry consider toe that could make or break their Other leadinir gamea Saturday: his 30-point total. Sot..e of his create new basketball tana for the .XssolNatlon In its annisai re- for her team during the contest, Laid It On The Line of watching defenolve performers Brooklyn lieiter a cinch to sebro hopes. The BuckeyiM, too, are very East T- C»lgate-Yale. Ootnail- NBA in Connecticut,'the rival clubs ly, "The - dockey Club and a tie occurred for most points catches, as many fans will verify, also have their heroes in Man his second victory In 11 day*. On much in toe - race for league Princeton. Dartmoutb-Hairvard, JcAnny’s remarks probably win have been a little on the rensation- are failing miserably to impress thus, for the flrst time, for the Red Team and gifts were not endure among the great ora cheater’s stellar lineup of stars; Oct. 11 he outpointed San Fran honor* Navy-Penn, Templo-Browii, Rnt- basketball supporters The ex- has^ a detailed card' Index of presented tOHelen Ayers, Eleanor Fueiitcs Beats al side. cisco’* Esau Ferdinand at St. Ivy Wllllamscn'a lads still will gers-Lehigh, Boston C ollage- tions. but we submit that he really Not to be outdone by their bril Veteran Tosh Vincek is the lead Ubition in H i^ o rd consisted of British-bred borses, as is Hersey and Ayis Hamilton. laid it on the line right down to the er in tackles made by Tony AM- Nicholas Arena. hav* to get piuit Iowa, Northwest SpringfIcM. • boadng, wrestling, football, body dofie In the United Sfntea,” OommitWiS Named liant teamxnate, several other per BpeeiaJ O w ^ o n ern, llilnoie and Mlnneaota even if South — Miasiseippi 8tat*-Ala- final syllable. The only thing we formers hav) given local gridiron brio’s rugged forward wall. The Mocking and hockey cross check The following committees were Billy Graham might have added waa that he had ' former fullback, now playing a It’S a special occasion and a they do beat Ohio State. But bama, Florida State-Aubu^ Xan- ing. Of course, there was also some SI announced for 1955',Season; followers much to shout about with milestone, however,, fo’r the atrqqg toeri** no denying that tola is toe tucky'’n Monroe. Pinal scoi apd dads ot Eli students attending 16. : Previous Ivy League riscord bara WItliama and Oorinne Wood Size seven right foot- with the from? ' critlw who thought he would ’ncketii OB Sale •After serving a year in tha eon, the gam* should provide a Oregon, Utah-Wyoming, action .. Men who eat and sleep was 23 set by Mitch Price of Co mon, the nation’s No. 3 tanking M m Delaware 35, Connecticut’ 6. the }*arents* Day ceremonies. bury. kicking toe. Losing four toes in Philadelphia has made It plain never make it. His 6.9 average on Tickets for the contest are on Army, he returned to toe ring in good insight on Mississlppra A and M-Utah State, Tss basketball, like Hugh Greer of lumbia against Penn in 1951. welter, scored a lopsided decision each carry is tops on the team. He sale at Nassiff Arms, Walnut Grill 1953 and has copped seven Ckilleg* o f the Paeifle (night>V Oatmecticut. expressed their dis Wesleyan will be at home /to . A tie isn’t too wild of an assump Tourney Winners an elevator mishap 13 years ago over the , 32-year-ol(l, one-time that it l.s having a hard enough strength. The school has been Amherst, the best small college tion. Here are''two teams which Beagle is a 19-year-old Junior Winners of 1954 Major Tourna made Agajanian. now 35 and with time -with the Athletics without has tallied four tovchdowhs him and at Willie’s Grill. Manches straight victories. He is a stand- tabbed as one with a'weak ached- gust after the game ^ • Possibly the from Danville, Pa. (AP Wire- high-ranking challenger. . self as well as.pacBing for three up fighter, a type Pattersoii likes team in New England this session. have conquered their first four ments were’ the professional New York Gianta, "He does everything wrong' but letting Saxton fight anybody there ter also will have its own ticket ule and thia has huri Ita national league office is to blame. Schedul photo). others. Improving with every outin to meet The bobbers and toe ing a number df games involving The Lord Jeffs will meet unex foes.-in a row with a conînation Spring Tournament — Winner, a kicking specialist racking up it turns out r i^ t," said the exas again. If they do dig, up an ap- booth at gate No. 1 in Green ■ ERALO LEAOl’E standing. Saturday Radio, pected tough opposition but will of solid offenses and stubborn de Annd McBride;- Runner-up, Mary points with fleld goals and con ponent for Johnny, and if some others. Improving with every out field. Fans are urged to pur New Yorit, Oct. 22 (J5—It wa8<^loat his crown, they had shouted a*al«rs (II weavers are toe ones wdio caused ArkEBsas Oz'crlookod the same two teams, night after perated Graham in his dressing Cull.r have enough to prevail by a ^ to fenses. It is the threshold of the Gangewere. versions. The left shoe Is size elt.v'consents to stand still for the ing, X>ubose has completed 13 of chase their tickets from the local Christmas th..Octol>cr for Johnny the old refrain of boxing; "We ...... S3 88 87 Floyd toe most trouble. Gsinnon’a Before the eeason, Arkansas night, la not healthy. Then too, rdom after the 1 6-rounder. 27 passes for 191 yards. Saxton today. - T. Frrfu*on ...... 81 K3 87 Teevee FootbaU how strict does the front office 13 score. / season for both, and, what's more, Club Championship; — Winner. 10. (NBA). Swarmed Ovw Foe match, what are the promoters management. wuz robbed.” And.rKn .., ...... >3 100 88 281 overall record la 81-2. waa overlooked as a national pow wiuit the game officiated? That Other Eastern features aim the they know it. Cora Anderson; Runner-up, Mary ■ ,As a crowd of 7.146 which paid going, to use to pay off the two Santa Claus paid another visit The 28-year-old (hiban. who had Diilton ...... 99 97 79 275 J^tterson, beaten for the flrst er. Now here it Ole Miss coming to the freshly crowned welter beaten off seven previous chal Lall.y ...... m 88 94 371 up against a school of real class may be the fly in the ointment ... Winners are: Army over C o l^ - Test of Prestige Gangewere. 324,640.6^ looked on at the Olym gladiators? Bolduc ...... M timb-hy ex-light heavyweight king CbUege footo4dl telecasting fbr weight champion and dropped an lenges in the three years and -flve 87 88 389 Joey Mhxim in a tight flght on end a chance to show Its critics Lisst Sunday's exhibition between bia, Boston College over Spring- This is also a test of prestige, 72-HoIe Tournament: Low Th^ pic Auditorium, Fuente.s swarmed One srarccly ban imagine that this Sat'irday afternoon wiu he New York and Frankie’s of Rtist field, Brown over Tcmplft /Dart pitting the heir apparent to the Gross, Anne McBride; Low Net. over Billy to win virtually ever>’ another crowd will shell out any Racing Has Improved in 20 other present down his chimney— months that he reigined, said, too. Tout...... 639 643 533 1M6 June 7, hqs a 16-1 redord. ■* He that they are wrong. on a raglonal basis with ABC-TV a suspension of Saxton’s 15-day Misers (3) Meanwt.ll*, there’* a gamie irito Hartford was a good game to mouth,, over Harvard, , Boston coveted Ivy crown against one of Avis Hamilton. \ - round. ^ thing approaching the 857,121 that he was through with the ring. Baitow ...... 66 98 74 238 won seven bther bout* this year. split into tore* sections for as watch and the officiating was very University over Holy jCross in the elite among the Ekwtern inde-- Calcutta Tournament:'— Win REB There w«a n o ^ ^ a t damage ic - that was taken in at the gate jail sentence for 12 traffic viola Later he said he would continue. 1..0V Miin ...... 81 83 79 248 He is ranked «^ h among toe 175- national impUc%tions on tap for many games. Th* lineup: good, with two area men working, Wednesday night. A bre"akdo\j-n tions. , Nobody, of course, took hit ’’re GlrHli ...... 63 107 108 » 7 pounders. tonight when the undefeated Uni the televised game, Princeton over pendents. CHKNKV A.A. (UO-HEN) ners, AVIs Hamilton and Anne Mc complished by eitru^r fighter, and Yearsf All But the Hq^scs Ccrvlnt ...... I ll 109 100 At 13:55 p.m.. Foetoti Univer rank Giardi and Jlggs Melody. Cornell, Navy over Venn and New .Mala Offlca IS) Bride; Runners-up: Barbara Wil probably would have shown that But just how long thepottly tirement" oration eeriously, .320 Still Oeawing versity o f Miami (Fla.) entertain* The current Colgate team is a l.avcaqii, ...... fiK S2 M 27J neither was ever in Serious danger, W. F.rsu«on ...... 66 1(10 102 287 sity va Holy Oooa at Worcester, FOOTBAIX SPECIAL Britain Teachers oyer New Haven throwback to a glorious era -of liams and Peg Chanda. but the bout moved along at a fast all but 8125 of the suni was spent gent with the white whiskers will especially Lopez. Turkinston , ...... 103 M 96 292 Floyd still is growing. Manager Maryland. .The'Terpe, mytoloal Na Mess., Jim Britt and Lea Smith M rCouX ...... SI 92 SO 2S.1 New York — (N EA)— James B. f-Azucar, King Saxon, Time Supply, continue to bestow his favors on tional champtons laiat year, took a Selecting the underdogs last Teacher* in the IZardn^re City. some two decades ago when sharp- DlMrlchimn ...... 90 9S 121 SCO Fall Tournament :^Wiifiner, Peg clip for the full distance. in the expectrtion of watching The dapper manager and night Total...... Cuater D’Ainato is grooming him announcing, to flv) New Bniland Scabur* ...... 79 9S 127 304 “ Good Goods, Only One and Vicar.” the 24-year-otd Negro champ re ...... 628 " is l '668 1877 nosedive at the ataH of the cur Saturday helped ov.r weekly pre Trinity is idle thi* w^k* along featured Andy Kerr held the foot _ Chanda: Runner - up: Corlhne Fuentea’ puzzling style, moving Gavilan put on one ot his old- J. Townsend questions the im club owner inalsted "We have an tenderly In the hopes of develop StGtG* ■H’,...... _ _ Question: A receiver goes to the mains to be seen. rent campaign, hut looked good diction average to register nine with Manihestef Highy' ball chair. Then, the Red Raiders, Tnlala '.. Woodbury. in', hitting from all angles, proved time billliant'pcrfoimances. There provement in ■Ihe breed. Townsend suggests that racing ironclad return bout contract for. ing a futuire heavyweight king. A t 2:2S Northwestern vs Pitts .33S .ISO 422 1138 corner of the end zone, turns to Ironclad Contract Picas (4) last week beating North Oaro- right and five v/rong, far from weilding king-sized tommyhawks, Snldiils Rnnm (II One Da.v Event no target for a more mechanical was no way of knowing that the commissions inquire into the rea New York CJlty. Saxton ran fight Sullivan ...... 87 85 83 254 Scorinfj will be by rounds wtU) burgh at Pittsburgh, Jack Droes, J'-nklna . catch a pass. As he does, one foot Townsend points out that every lina 83-0. being a respectable average, but HOCKEY AT A GLANCE roared out of the Chenango Valley ...... X . 88 98 90 278 Senior ’ Hole Tournament: slides out of the end- zone^ The fighter such as Graham. The de once-flerce Cubn.i Hawk finally sons why their licensees each year There was talk of a possible title nobody else until he fights the Frtpdman ...... 90 96 iOO 286 a rapplementary point ayatcin to Bob Neal and Bin Stam to th* Mlnirhl ...... 3 8 71 90 249 18 thing in racing is from two to sev Mc "We are able to point with some, didn’t have to worry about a re Pinto ...... old rule that rûlrcd a referee to l-ârBon Mary Gangewere. pleteiy In the end zone. Further complicating Saxton's “ Possibly they should examine lers that the Cuban has "An iron ...... 84 74 60 Oklahotna, toe No. 1 team tn toe Tommy Dowler, who In 1929 scored ...... 70 78 72 23(1 Both fighters scaled l.’iO for turn — "He has my word”—now Harmln ...... 96 87 91 ^364 stop a bout after three knock Cbaat States. lU n ...... S3 pride toward several high-class clad return bout contriuit.” country in the weekly aaeociatad a touchdown in the first five min 87 81 2.51 Class B :—Low Gross. Luctle Q. A receiver goes downfleld, this one. 'The decision was the 31st financial fuiure 1.. the public's all the holders of trainers' licenses Slmpfon ...... 79 90 253 downs in one round wrill he scrap The regular Canadl.a pro gams Magnunrin *...... RJI 51 92 two-year-bids," says Townsend for waa singing another tune. 263 Carvey; Low Net, Connie Kelly. sees the ball is above hla head. The In the 34 fights Fuentes has new-found knowledge, right from and grade them A, B. C and D,” he Norm Rothschild, the Syracuse, LeAForge ...... 116 99 SIO Presa poll, is getting to a point on NBC-TV at 1:45 wiU be Mon utes of every game. Jack Pren- Knnanikl ...... 7H *2 79 2,39 The Thoroughbred Record. "As a N, Y„ promoter was ready to offer "We ain’t signed for nobody,” Si ped by flght time. The commls- where it not onjy 'eiroects to club dergast, now Yale’s brilliant line OlInrI ' ...... M 113 83 280 Hpeoial Prizes defender Squares himself to catch fought. his own larynx, that he isn't further suggests. "Applicants and treal vs Toronto with Undsey llaiidtcap .. division they possibly are the equal Saxton 840,000 to put his title on said the Blink. "All we 'want is T o u t s '...... 437 « 4M 1399 elon meets this afternoon to con it? rivals; but probably is disap coach Clarence Anderson. and ...... H 14 14 42 Final Tournament Day special it. Just as hp reaches up to inter Wins on All Cards 6.speclally iilerestcd in providing flunkers below D would have to dough." sider rule as a result of the rhu Nelson and Jim Oowley. cept—the ball, just touching his cntertai'.iment but only wants to of their counterparts of 1935, in undergo an apprenticeship. the line against Basilio in Syra pointed when the onxialtlon ecorea Jack Fritts. [TritaU a,...... iin 456 431 1294 prizes were, awarded to the follow Referee Frankie Van and Judge cluding Snark, Sun Teddy, Cold Harry Markspn, managing di MEBCMANT8 L Iâi'B barb Involving Ramon Tiscareno In radio the** contsots wlU be rionppr It! ing: nnger-Ups-heN(s hit by the re- Mushy Callahan scored it 60 Ss- keep on winning fights, Thase ^'Another problem which could cuse. Chvic pride, no doubt, as well C«mmuU|r rreSe e Inatanf he There'also is the little item of ' breaking him down. A rule could Saxton would draw a profitable ...... -V ... 106 138 M 334 same position on toe West Coast. medicine bottle. Associated Press had it 59-51, . "Among the sophomores, Hasty gate with anybody, including' a put to him. He said the IBC was tor MBS; Red Barber round ToIaU touches the ball. \ Fuentes. television money, without which be passim that the entry of any Totele . O rôn State, beaten tore* times, ...s... 438 453 403 1293 Chanda; longest drive. 2nd hole, Road, Determine. High Gun and hot local attraction. intereste<| in a Basilio - Saxton • 819'493 u p ^ 20 or more games at 2:30 Eldna 'Hillnski; low. putts, Nellie Q. How many games have rivals Art Aragon, the erstwhile local .Saxton might have had great dif horse must be accompanied by a Dart’s O siry (i) Red Kelly Leads will provide toe fodder for the for tom hours on CBS; Trius vs Errard King are the beat. A couple The reluctant championi about match. I-enr ___ 90 109 393 Uclans this time. PFBFI .MF I.KArit K Johnson; most improved golfer of Kentucky and •’Tennessee played attraction, was Introduced from ficulty luring Gavilan into the satisfactory schedule of workouts Buieuclus Rice at Houston at 2:16. Bob Fin KmeraMdr (3) of them might be good in any year, as cautious and boring a fighter Saxton, who had 8600 in fines 100 96 398 1954 season, Connie J3ennison. against each other and who-ls lead the ring. In Aragon fashion he seme ring with iilm. Palermo and/or past performances which Palmrr ___ 111 200 Neither Oklahoma nor UCLA negan and Jack liahCcap for ...... W hH 270 but dpes anyone believe their dura- to come on the scene in modern for his traffic tickets, paid an (•lUlas ...... Powerful Wings rofmirp ...... R2 ns W? 2$.'! ing in this Southeast Conference pulled a switch. He challenged thei> guai anteed The Keed 840,000,, a attest his cbhdltion to run some . 9 6 S7 — 183 la eligible for a bowl bid, though, ABC. rilhjg .; biiity, stamina and class will days, has been a party to four other J50 on a speeding charge. Helm ...... 8 3 - 113 194 because o f conference rulsw whiito ...... fV1 79 3fl2 series? Idser. Incidentally. Aragon has gamble he could not have taken where around his true form. DrMrrclient Mrlntnah ...... t94 m 112 305 offset that of Omaha, Rosemont, prize "stinkers" in the last three ■'Don’t let It happen again,’ —y- n . . —. 79 pritoihit « team from appearing .4. Tennessee has won 18 nl je . been beaten by both in the ,last unless- he hac 'been a.s.sured both • "This'would have the added at Brrlt ...... , - ^ 106 98 301 New York. (jet. U (F)—With There have been two lies. Psychic Bid and Roman Soldier ? years. He reached the apex of his warned Chief Magistrate John in a bowl game two years running. TolaU ...... 334 Uas 391 lf»90 year. fighters' share of the 860,000 traction of putting a stop to run Totela ...... Leonard (Red) Kelly lea^ng the Alark Maglr . "If the comparison is carried on career of etherising the customers MUrtagh when he euspended Sax 459 463 628 (Ndahoma played tn toe Orange Last Nights F ig } ftremmn video fee. It is flp.ured that he ning two-year-olds for exercise as w’ay, toe Detroit Red Wliigs aro ...... nn 79 9« 265 and Johnny didn’t do much more into the older ranks, it becomes in Philadelphia’s Convention Hall ton’s jail term. Bowl last New Year’s Day and / ...... no 79 100 259 downright ludicrous. The motley well as a dampener on trying to 'Bêdnesday night. While CISH (1) off to a flying start in quest of Jaroha .... than break even for the night, An eloquent plea by Saxton’s Bolin. Jr. UCLA smeared in tha Rose BowL ...... 92 nn 95 275 aggreg|8tl<>n of 1954’s blighted- stretch out horses to a mile and a ...... 103 106 306 their seventh straight National Los Angels ____ IhiSBtea.' Ku.«inik ...... 95 102 94 294 though they gained th* supposed Not that it was a solo perform lawyer, John P. Duff, helped get I.e Rochelle 124 106 334 So the BoOitera are ohootlng for Johnson Looking Forward career cripples and selling platers sixteenth or more with no other Rohan .... Hockey League championship. The 150, L ob Angeles, ^ i n t W l ^ - ly valuable 147-pAmd title. ance. Gavilan was almost as bad the fighter off. The attorney said M 187 nothing more than the Big Seven TotAla ...... 359 34« 397 vm masquerading as handicap horses preparation than a couple of races even if 20 of 22 ringside critics White ...... — 196 season is only two weeks old and arsham. 150, “ York. 10. (hantllly t.i) It would not be surprising now at six furlongs, a detrucUve habit Johnny’s' dull performance was the Pirkey title 4uid the Uolans tfi* Pacific cannot be thought of as anything thought he won. — 338 already the v etera n -stu d d ed Coast Ctonferenc* Crown. Portland, Xho.—Jimmy Bjtno, Della iVra ...... 86 89 90 • yss if sponsors bei'ame scarce the which is becoming as common as result of worry about his pending 100 196 Wings are in first place. Mozxer ,...... ns 89 88 <262 To ^ Five ‘ More Seasons ^ ^ hut lamentable successors to Dis Tliat’s What Counts jail sentence. 133 231 leaped Kirby Beals, Danlela ,..' next time Saxton's services are the housefly.” Kelly, an all-star defenseman Oolortdo, which very w*H could ...... ; 91 S3 107 291 covery, Top Row,. Head Play, The three officials, however, all get the Orange Bowl aeeigriment Pr^nllre ...... 97 i m 93 302 offered to tlie air v aves." Granted Townsend traces the failure of SUnIdng Fight' Touts ...... 657 498 631 1871 for toe post four campaigns, be ligbam, Ala.—Tommy (El- Crandall .7, ...... 109 104 .127 340 By (TIBT SMITH By E.ARL YOST voted for Saxton and that’s what “Bhren the defendant’s hast _ Meirare LeeaeceDenscener (1) in toe abaenoe Of Oklahoma, zheets J . —• that the' firms which peddle their the thoroughbred to keep pace counts. Davis ...... -- -- came th* first player to acore the ^ d g a ) ‘niooiiaGti. <)uantico, Va., Total.K ...... Written for NEA Service I figure that 111 have at least wares between rounds are a game with the tremendous improvement friend could not say he fought his 136 93 — 318 Nebraska, and Southern CkUfor^ ...... 466 475 .507 1450 Gavilan, his manager Angel Tedford ...... 98 — lOS 194 "hat trick” this aeoaon as his nia, which couM be the Itose Rowl knocked out BUI Godfrey, Aeh- T M h n ( 1) John r. Egan had a long and -five more -seasons m the major Bi'iaves’’ Reliefer lot, >-they must have been con in every other condition associated best fight." said Duff. Crendell ...... 86« — 103 188 three goals sparked toe Wings to vlUe. N. C . 2. (Ughtweighto, but it. Oliva ...... 73 l^pez and trainer Mundito Medina Morton ...... host in place of UCLA, takes on 92 78 244 distinguished career as a football scious thst few of Uiose who with racing to over-racing, too "It was a lousy, sUnking fight," 103 107 116 ^ 4 a 5-3 victory over the Boston exact weights not available). Olberi ...., ...... ns 112 96 293 leagues,, if the arm holds up," had cooled down somewhat yester was'the comment of Frank Wiener, Cowles ...... 116 too (^ ifom la. M . Oliva ...... 93 103 85 281 official. tuned in Wedne.sday's little hor early racing, poor training or lack Johnson ...... , — 100 Bruins last night. Meanwhile, Tor Boaton--aU Newkirk, 20744, ZurftmsKv ...... 89 99 hH The late jurist, f.’om Pittsburgh, Ernie Johnson told Jhe writer. ror felt like tearing around to the MATCH of any at all, iU-advised iise of the day from their high fever at post- chairman of the Pennsylvania KamlnskSs , — 108 79 197 Notre Ddme Ofpiea Ijoxk- Srnr'- onto tripped Montreal 3-1 to PhHadsIphia. stae|ied Bob Woodall, ...... ns 83 88 256 •said the quickest decision he ever "I’m much stronger today than I comer .store end.buying anything condition book and personal emo fight time. Then, in the heat of the Athletic Commission. Among toe other top-ranked announcement that the Kid had Touts 514 ”607 l o i 1637 knock toe Chuiadiens back to sec 21544.' CintinnatL «. T' most embarrassing predicament. A few m }-e like that one and THIS TRIO! Osss ___ M 90. 101 379 plays Columbia and West Virginia niVrtRa ...... 78 79 S sional basketball player and an' He proposes what a lot of Coils .. turnsd tn by a Detroit defenseman Manila, 8. Cort’enti . 9.3 2 0 the razor blade and beer cartel 85' 108 379 »y with Virginia MIH- ...... 92 nn 82 262 employe of Chepey Bros., was the people, who like iriicing. but have no Tsdford i r 97 334 in the 29-y*ar-old history of toe tM^. Notre Dame isn’t sch edule flriFRe'tf* ...... 87 94 87 268 will find Itself turning to wrest financial Interest in it. have ad Upsets Galore^bn College DubiJdo 139 136 388 club. FAlherpIl ...... 102' 96 98 296 ace middle Inning reliefer for the ling top an audience. One thing • HEALTH Ecabert 91 113 300 There will be tore* televikion "lo b " E. Fitzsimmons rirk^y ...... i m j 82 91 273 Milwaukee Braves during the past vocated for ybars. A Jot of wear games of the weeic . under the REFTIC TANKS AND National League sea.son. about wwestllng, when you twist • EXERCISE and tear could be saved if races Totals ...... 507 632 661 1680 VETERAN CLUB NCAA program tomorrow. Th* PLUGGED 8EWEKS./ I have been living in the Tftlala. ... . 439 «9 4.51 Uio dial t() tl’e wild men you ran 'Msrlattjr Brolkcrs IS) 1549 HURLED. IN 39 OA3IB.S were cut to seven a day, and en Gridirons, Stump Experts one that wifi be seen in most sec- MACHINE nnUrrppi (.1>* be/pretty sure what you’re going • PLEASURE BaMI ...... ' .8* 97 *9 374 Manchester and East Hart Taganl . - ...... ,^7 S4 96 277 John.9on, a .'recent vi.sitor do tries. except in certain recognised Mavsr ...... 98 87 — 172 S u te OiUege. Pa. ~ (N E A ) — Uona will pmr Pitt against North AND INSTi ford.-arâ for man.v years and Raldvi ...... 94 87 86 267 town after the season ended, was to get, whether you deseri’e it or features, limited to 10 or 12 per DaMaschl ...... 94 116 309 Penn State'* starting lineup lists western. The Boston University- ...... nt\ 78/' 158 -not. Since Saxton has t.sken box- race. New York (NEA)—ThU wV.et. Saturday night alone would ap Bsnache ...... 116 list 97 319 seven senior* and six of th* sec McKi n n e y liave spent most of this IVOie ...... m i S3 m u •284 in 39 games with the Braves dur BOWLING GIVES YOU lunch time and Mack, toe elevator Rufflnl ...... 96 103 lin 39* Holy Cross game will be beamed Sewerage ...... 99 i n f t 109 ing out of the entertahrm^nt "This, combined with even - a pear to be enough. That’s when a ond-string team also are in their 313 ing the 1954 campaign. He.started field, that s something. ALL THREE operator, waa moaning, "Upseta,’’ McIntosh ...... 86 — 79 168 to toe New England atatss and 120-122 Paari - r ...... — 87 87 feCble campaign to'^bar the halt hood of strangely - marked tele- last year. the Brigham Young-Montan* con- but four and relieved in 35 others. he said, "they kill me this year. Totals 481 487 490 143S County. I am nosv able to offer , Tntai. He'Started and completed ohiy'one and the tame, discourage running grama are delivered to Cooke’e ...... 471 •437~478 1386 flilica and mares in season and cur T!eke Army. If they lose to Duke office. you the be.st deal in the county game and his won and loss record > ^ - - O P E N — like they’re rupposed to, I’m made. McGILL SWITCHED SPIRITED DRILL was five and two. The six-foot,, Basket|)all Feud Week-Days 8 pjn, IS p.m. tail two-year-old racing, especially Uiey are lent directly from for a limited time only on a to in the early winter, would get the Instead, I lose out on six news three inch Swede from Brattle- Saturday, Sunday, Holidays paper picking contests and four prese boxes at games around toe New Haven, Oct. 22 (F) —Den new Hud.son or used car. New B rlti^. Oct, 22 iJP> — The show on the road,” eoneludes country that afternoon and their boro, Vt., .pitched l60 and one- Rei^wed Tuiiiglil 3 pan.-to 13 pan. James B. J. Townsend.' of the foothaU pool cards I fUled nis . McGill, sophomore sensation New ' Britain Teachers College third inning and allowed 79 hits. weird markings ,ar* sUtistical Modem'Best Rooms Does Net Make Sense out.” who suffered [slight leg . injuries DWORIN MOTORS. Inc. football team ran thrpugh a spir He walked only 33 and struck out Bettes Team That Day gold to Cooke and his staff. in the last two game*, 'was twitch ited drill yesterday .in preparation A rivalry that has grou’n Im- FREE FARKINO It simply does npt mske sense Ah average wire starts off like 476 rnnn. Blvd., East Hartford 65. Johitson gave up .10 home runs, to advance the thepry that stud Over a plate, o f roa-'t beef at ed to Yale!* second atring bsiek- for the New Hayenl-Teachers Col allowed 34 runs of which' 30 were mensely the past few years «111 be this: "South Dakota, FD IBU-O- Call .Me At Your Convenience renewed toa^ht when the basket farms are now tunlUig out 8,000 a downtown restaurant, Lou Little, 21." ■ 1. fieid yesterday a* the Elis ran lege, game here Saturday, • The earned and wound'up w'ith a fine foals annually, the average quality toe. CMumbia coach, thought dif- through a long defensive drill for team's morale waa high deSpite 2.69 earned run average. Hal ball teams Tepresentlng Nassiff MANCHESTER S^ten Bxpistacd M|.92)690 — . . . H'rakl Photo Arms and -Franl{r*'s Drive-In col o f which is lower than-that of Jhe ferenty. "No'.ouch thing as an up the (Colgate game her* Saturday. IftlMBIIATION Ernie Johnson the fact several, of It* players a ^ Turkington, a close friend of 5,000 produced two. decades ago. set,” he announced. ‘The team "Thi* means,” Cbokc quickly lide ,at the Windham .High School B0WLIN6 6REEN explains, “ that South Dakota In McGill'e place. Coach Jordan BU-9-9335 sidelined with injuries. J Ernie's, -supplied the statistics. They're.not doing right by the that win* toe. game is mcrejy to* Olivar put Jim Armstrong. Olivar gym in the first game of a double- •54 c e n t e r ST. scored 19 first downa rushing, two With 210 pounds on his long of years ago to play baseball.-Hig running horse.. better team that day." ~ lo gave Tom Henderson the frame, Johnson is now 25 -pounds header prograin7eaturing the Bas- TEU MI-S-4883 of them by passing, none as a rs- name is Ernie Johnson. Guess ymi ton C^lUct and Rochester'IRoyala This contradictory ttotlmony starting position at .tackle-in place heavier than when he came into waa then placed in the hand* at sult of penalties. That gives them the loop in 1950 with the Boston wouldn’-t know him. Wisconsin is.' The first contest is scheduled fdr a total of 21 for/toe day." ot Bqb'GaUaway. It occurred during a Fordham- 7 o’clock with the NBA quintets one Homer Cbokc, Jr., later in Brayes. "Although the record a pretty l»ig place they say.’’ Baseball Umpires to* day. And from it came ah With-a mass of these figures. New York University game. T h e taking the floor at 8 ;30. TRINITY SCRIMMAGES boo'.ts-say I’m 30. I am only 20. I ’’Did yo«j ever hear of this John excellent idea at why toe millions Cooke and his statisticians work fleld was mud up to the ankles.! have never felt better and if the Both first- game opponents through toe night with computing DOORS son?’’, he asked. The baseball Elect Canavari who aet about each week, to make There was practically no such arm holds out I hope to be around M outstanding pe'rforraers.- machines and by Sunday after Hartford. Oct. 22 (F) —Th* player, with a . straight face re-! Nassiffs probably will have the themaelvec a bundle with a wio- thing as footing, and after the lor at least five jnore years.'" piled, "N o." ■ • noon have solid, factual rei«ases Trinity .College football team, edge in height but the East H an ning entry in * newapaper grid wrhich ha* an.open date Saturday, IflSULATeR JACKITS flrst few pla.VB the players wore "Milwaukee is a pitcher's para '•Real nice boy. that Johnson"” | COMPLETE John Oanavari, RockviUe High gceeoing contest, or on* of those for the football people of tile land. madk In N«w Eiiglaiid 2/ 6x6/8 12 light Klam indistinguishable. dise.!’ Ernie said. "There it plenty ford five V.111 be favored because School Director of Athletics, last has had three straight days ot the attendant said. 'Why, I knew | it has already played two games. ( dollar pool cards, have about as From this, it would seem to fol After one of the frequent fum of room for the fielders to go and him since he was Just thai high! night was elected president ot low that the gentlemen 'working sertmntage drills this week. ' But by N«w E B 1 a B d insert Unable to obtain a gym for prac- RADIATOR much chance aa a horse player who (?oach Dan Jesaee called a halt 9 $15.19 bles. Referee Egan dived into-the get ’em. Although, it’s only 315 las he held his hsh'd down by his j (Chapter TVo of the OonnecUcvt can’t reed toe to u board. in this office would know abeo- 2/ 8x6/8 4 iight .giaaa iioed with magjc MUiuih...... pile and begaa burrowing down down the rigbtfield line and 3^0 to knees.) Lives'up the road just a ' Ifettlng State Board of A]-provad Base'iall lutely everything there is to to the rugged workouts for this erof f rm B n — 4 V2" wmt-HiSHtAi* ome their first taste of the sport to- CSook* la a fellow who wouldn’t week, anyway. With a squad of inseil to locate the ball. the leftfiHd wall, the centerfield lltUe way." . . j SERVICE Umpires. Ths annual meeting end roglater at all with the average know about football — and how $15.56 Suddenly it happened. Egan was bullpen is 402 feet away from election of officera took place at to figure out a winner. only 31 players,. Jesaee is fearful stflM «|d top raU of ■’•(- ■ The gas tank was. full and as { Ineompamlile Knight ~ football fanatic, but It is bU brain of injuries will hold only light 12 light flaM on the bottom of-the heap—and home plate. Johnson started his engine and pre-' Murphy's Raetaurant . child wblcJi enables Um people who A talk .with them seems' to as bRB Uriod door Wost> AAIUUM te thot magical metal-iniuldted lining ihof really During the off-sesson Johnson Grarge Mitchell, guiding hand Other officere named were; Pete drills for awhile. inaert he had the' ball! pared -to drive away the fellow j for Nacaiffs, will start tall Kenny writ* about football to **y. with sure. you of thi*. $15.85 providat wormth without weight* . . . insulates your jacket "It flashed through my mind Will reside in Warren Spahn’s saif, ."That Johnson’s quite A fel CLEANING Staum. vice preeident; Ray Rama. authority, that,, for Inetance. "Notre Dame beat Indiana 12-2 VIH pill^^^'fTVOfVQ rP apartment in Milwaukee and he G ^ w 1 n and hard-driving -Mel dell, treasurer, and Earl Yoet, eoc- When toe human ey* la at rest S/0X6/8 ' 4 tight glass os house insulation insulates a housel Thot means you eon See us fer that- it would look awfully silly low. You know he makes t20,o6o! Kleckner at forwards. Towering Georg* Shaw of Oregon gained 845 in 1933." Steve Boda. k stalÛ- m itt, rot ood twoWog wear your Insulator Jacket months more each year than to the crowd if the referee recov will work out of the Northwestern a year pitching those baseballs” REPAIRING rctaiy. CMhavarl, succeeds Jim y o h ^ parsing and ruahlhg. In hU clan. said without cbnsulUim a it normally ,s focused on objects inaert Mutual Home Office iq Milwaukee. Burr CariMn will jump center. In O’L ie ^ aind Staum supplanta Bob 20 feet or more away. $16.36 ony ordinory jacket - and in complete comfort whether ered'a fumble." he repll^l.' Eniie couldivt wait to get out of! comparable Bobby Krilght and first five gnmeo, or that Joe Mas- book. • BOO i t o iii B 9 o o d "In the confusion I saw a pair He secured .his license to sell in the station before he burst out RECORING Meleakl.'Th* other officere were trogtavanni of Wyoming -waa a “Wait Hynooki of Penn punted 12 light glass the wemhw isAold or mild I Add Airmen's talented tailor- Merchants’ football star 'nily Du- of arms. X didn’t know who they surance last winter. Johnson also laughing. ■ reelected. comfortable lOth among, th* na IS times and has a S9.8 average,” Boo»m tio9 ahMiiiiBiii inaert G U a R a N T E ID plana.t6” plsy a littie^basketball,’ ’ bojejîlj handle backcourt dutiea. $1645 Ing ond alweys-exceptienol value and you hove o "best belonged to, but I stuck the ball The attendant never did find dut Preliminary plana for th* first tion’s coOeglaU passers after five Joe Sherman pointed out. buy* of the seosont in his own words, with a team Frankfe'i. coached by enerretlc meeting next eeason In MoNh . wiro Ib tcrooR ioMft. S/0x7/§ 12 light giaaa in them. Wormed out of the mess the name of the fellow he waa talk ^ y McKenna, will retaliate with outing*. .None Cloto t* 999 made up of members' of - the ing to. .were m a ^ . TTie program will be O o ^ e is toe fhimaer and head insert ••ciMi ihwni dwt • MIIIUM Iniiie h and blew the whistle.” - . Braves. The club will perform In spendable Lou Desot and Bob "But before we go any deeper,” Winterize $17.10 taOt U«« S12.9S Judge'Egan never cpuld remem in the fofm. o f a rtiles interpreta CbUeglat* Ath Cooke smiled, "you ought to take’ • H M iwIrMtW iW.e>lM ■ fbowc* ^ , prehminaries to' all home games -Grabek in the fronti-ourt. Fosmer 8to fvpair west MsrWafl aad up RECAPS! ber whether the lucky player waa TEN LENCZYK WINS tion meeting and question end letic twreau. This bureau each a look at one other statistic. That's of the Milwaukee Hawks in the Holy Cross perfoemer Matt For- answer period for all area coaches ^ YO U R CAR" a Fo.-dhamite or from NYU.' mon will handle pivot dutlea Trin- vmek compUes to* etatiatics of toe our offic:e guessing contest. I National Basketball Assn. Newington. Oct, 29 UP) ~~ Dr. |Mid players interested. OPEN SATURDAYS He didn’t care'. Best story We heard about John Hy 8 Matt Wallace and red-headed 607, four-year cqUegaa playing 'oot- don’t believe one of Uf is even •Ped X,enczyk won the Dr. Ted bGlL cloae to ..SOO- for toe seaaon.’* son happened recently, whpn he BUiy Hannon will be at guard*. ATTACK PUBASBS COACH NOW! CROW HUNT KING Was driving from IdUwaukee. to Lenesyk Golf Touraainent yeatei* TlckeU for tonight’s twin-bill BROWN. One look around to* aix-room as low as' ^7.95 day- with a two over i»ar 87-37— New Haven, Oet 33 (87 The Wallingford. OH- -'WUlIlar- Oirr. BratUeboro for a week’s xdsit as may be purchased at Nassifif Arms office Cboke and hU aU ff operaU Q — Did Ralph Kercheval. who CALL MUNO AT BBdAe iyk9. East Jr., has been officiary deeignated 74. The tournament was-played on Main Street. New Haven Tsaphere College run from in a suburban Focast Hills. manage* Atfrod Gwynn* Vaoder- ic h o l s m a n c h e s e r well as "Ernie Johnson Day.’’ ning attaac haa 'pleaaed Coach N - Y WalUngford'a .“’crow hunt king."' Hd 4 ^ v e his car Into-al gasoline in X^nesyk’s honor. He holds the BEAUPRE N. Y... apartmant. w o u il you'd bilt’f Sagapaor* Fann..*vtr play MANCHKTER TcL Tlss Wallingford Rod and Gun 1854 Stats Open XTolf j;hampion- _ BEAVEBS PLAY^lS Jadp.Dow. Dow aald yaaUrday Udnk. be enougiz to aaeuto Mack, fopttaU? \ .J ■ station in’ Brattle'toro and told'the he’a ready to kttrlng the nmalag TIREj Inc. Out); which put a 35-e«nts bounty gray-haired. attendant \o *‘fiU 'er alitp. ' However, ’L e n ^ 'k turned New York (NEAJ- -1- Nat IM EAST CBCTER CT. to* elevator operator.. and Major A Rerehevnl was th* kleUag ' Aam B From MEN'S STORE on crowa o v e y ^ 'thrra 'months' up.’’ The action owner noticed the back the prise, . declaring himself Holman retuma jo City College of ettack if New Britain Teacheri Hoople and every other top grid star ot Kentucky lu to* enily MOTOR SALES MaadicBtcr GrciR STORE — 1099 MAIN* ST. w* MI-3-4047 botUa up his paaatng gam* at New Rccappinr Shop —- 29S' Broad St. » Ml-9r4224 period, announced that it paid off Wisconsin marker plates and ra- inehgible. The- Held' of 141 in New York baaketball coaching, for picker o f unlimited Juippy satnr- 198r*. later fer ton profeeel anal MhdMl 3^134 M A K C H E S m on 319. Of tha total, Chrr bagged marked, “ A young fellow up this cluded etate pros, and women am m* S4th year facing an 18-gama M I-9-S234 Britain Saturday. i dayi. . ' 183. way raarad |o Wisconsin a coupla ateurs. 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^ ts s x m t MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ ITtmAY, OC^BER 22, 1954 BUNCHEStjBit EVENING HEBAtP, MANCHESTER. COiNN^ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 PAGE SEVKHTlilif/i!'- Suburban For Rent 66 AstoaioMles for Sslg 4 4BwslaedS Service Offered 13 CARNIVAL Hoooia For Salt 72 SabyBon For Solo 7ft a-m., with Sunday School at 10:15, of twisting of ônla to conriuOs BY DICK TURNER Articles Por Salt 45 Household 51 BttsinMS LoeatteM Hebron prat^lng the service. T he' Rev. BEFORE TOO Dodda to buy a RCXSCVltLE, 34 Grove St., RUI- OFF EAST CENTER, six fintehod that Stevenson did not maan what RUBBISH and aahea removed. Gen For Roat M 'aide Houm. Two room t-irniahed GOLUXfBlA LAKE: Extra fins Johira. Beck will officiate In both now or uasd car dnq> In and aae eral claiMqc of attito, ceUara and 12 GAUGE REMINOTON automa- afWA«JC RANGES, a** rooms. Full bsMment. Oil fired watef. front cottage with six he said in his ./statement that co Uc shotgun, model No. 11, Blair on and gaa combUiaUtei, urgoou apartment with private bath. In- furnace. Liberal financing. A Rending Periods places. • existence in the world with Rus- TERMSvAS LOW AS *Sfl Dick or MUt at Dickenaon Motor yards. CaU M ^ d M Rubbish ra- OrgTCto TO Rent, Hartford Road, quirq firit floor. Apt. 8. j»bm s, latge porch, large lot of The Rev. >Rlchard D. Clark, Salas at Cantar andOoopar Sts. moval.vnAvfml MI.APT 8-8757: 'y lawn mower and catchar, double iw k liw order. From,$30 • $80. to - aOar XCcKaa St. Idoat for protest real buy at $11,800. Madeline fered how at reduced price, also stk was the only solution fo r civili priest-in-charge at St. PetePs zation. It aeeras perfectly obvious m . bed with box spring and mattrtoa, - Flamihe Appliance Co., IS Oak 8t> riohu man. XO. .84888 after $ THREE-ROOM Smith, Realtor. XO. 8-1643 oV building Iota and land near ths [ apartment for rent 8-1148. ^ Open at School Epia;;opal Church, will xdflclate at to me that that paragraph could COMPLETE REPAIRS'to-.^Btuart alao attractiva yelldw plastic re with garage on ______, . „ lake. One, nice lotrln Andover near lESITE movable headboard on roller FRANK’S IS buying and a8illi« Q Bolton Road, Var ^ ___ 11-€.10. Church School will be at not possibly be read so as to ap-’ ADVT. R. Wolcott on wringer and auto- 'non, Conn. CentrUly located. Near Bolton. phiUp H. Isham, Insurance MODEL A FORD coupe. 118 Ban- maUe washing mechinos,«vacwlm baas, round black coffee table g fM uMd furniture and ihtlquaa, FpOR, ROOM Oftica sUUa. axnl- EAST SIDE— T w o-ta^ ^ brick Hebrdn, Oct. 23 (Spaoiall—The •i30 a.m. pease any Of the "war with RuAsia -.No Money Down p 3S MoRths' all except stoves and electric re church /storea and bus line. AU and Real Estate, Columbia, Conn. 1MVT. HOURS ton St. cleaners, motors, small kpptl^ with black leather top, bato lent d a ^ , complata feniHHaa with five rooms on each flbqr. OU Tel. WUUmanUc HA. 3-9604. flrtt of a Mriaa of raading pro To Meet Tuesday ■■ adhefoiits or any of the Iso- J*ay • Pavinf • DrhrawRyS acalas, lady's fitted green cokt frigerators. 420 Lake St. Open 5 modern conveniences. Oil heat, hot water heat' dbwnstaii^ oil 'The faculty of the school is in Iationists./It ia.A forthright atate- t :1 5 A. M. to 4-,S9 P. M. anoes. Welding. 180 Main Straat atreet oh d raac parking, modor- gaa and electricity. Adults only. 1847 CHRYSLER, good condiUon. Phone Ml 8-wra. with grey Persian collar, aUe 12, to I. Xa. 54580. / ate rantalTXXa. 8 1880 or steam heat upstairs. Two-car grams started yMterday at the vited to meet witji the Schpol ment of ^ lic y which I think you Areas - . Xa. Available now. Box L. Herald BOLTON—Six room early, colonial, No maaonabla offer refused. Ml. bridge lamp with braaa base, 3-8080. • \ rage. Asking $14,600. Elva Tylar;^ , completely redecorated, inside BlSmentary School when parents board Tuesday to talk over tae would have applauded at another 8-8458. 144 Birch St. 00P 7 CLOSING TIME UONDEUt’S T.V. Service, avallaMa tennis racket with brace, two SERVEL REFRIGERATOR, good BOLTON—Five room houM, fully Realtor, x a . 8-4488. * 'and out, new oU heating system, of pupils in tha-first throe grades school curriculum and allied prob Ume of the year. ICHISTER POR CLARIFIED ADVT. ■Jty time. Antenna conversions, maple bedsteads, Taylor tot. MI. SMALL raCATED mac* on XIaple lems. In short, ^ s r Editor, many of 1841-40 OLDEUl Chevroleta, Fords condiUon, $25. Can be aeen at 88 fiirnia|ied, aMroxImately 3 'acres MANCHESTER — Cosy Ctepe (fod. artesian well, hardwood and origin were in attendance by invitation. f-S224 ^ c o factory suparvtaad aarvlco. 8-4737. Maple St. street near Main. Aptey Edward inol flMrs. Stone terrace, beauU- us in town will be happy to have MON. i m u PRL other good transportaUon. Good Tel. Ml. 8-1480. land, ideal for family with chil Full cellar. Plastered walls, city The program took place In the J. HoU, 1008 Main 8 t . ^ . 34117. dren; Immediate occupancy. Write fuUy iimdsck^d. Large maple afternoon,'' Xtenchester Evening Herald He- the election season gone If for no 1 0 :3 0 ^ M. credit enables us to accept $5 DEEP WELL Jet pump with tank. watsr and sewer. Storm windows, bratt correspondent, Miss Susan For riio lost In Drivowoy down, Douglas Motors, 383 Main ANDES COXCBINA’nON oil And Box N, Herfild. trees, gugg*, IH acres rich level Later on there will ba Mssiona other reason than to hava Tha SATURDAY 9 A. M. WIRING INSTALLATION of aU Shallow well pump. Dual-therm gaa range. Very good condiUon^ screens, Venetian blinds. Lot 81 x land. Owrltoit W. Hutchins. XO. Pendleton, telephone H.Arrison Herald return to logic. St typaa. No Job too small. Pater 281. Near bus and school. Good for the higher gradas. _...» pot furnace with Uoqrer. Oaa xa. 9-9853. Hottscs For Roat 94132, M894. V S-S8S5. Vefy truly yours, value, $11,500. H. B. Grady, Brok- The program inciudad a visit to fOOB ooonouxaoN w n x ONLY DOUGLAS wiU aaU you ^ Pantaluk, 40 Poatar atraet Phooe stove. If ft. rowboat, televiaion 'Wonted To Rent 68 / PhlUp Bayer MltchaU 8-7303. aerial. MI. 8-1473. SEVEN ROOM single' with three er, Manchester, x a . 8-8009. BOLTON, TolIand^Rpad, Off Routs the various clsMrooms, which THOMAS COLLI CONST. Ca M A m n D O U T H D lato modal car aa low :1u 1145 gave parents the opportunity to Editor's Note; We rather resent room office on East Center ItrM . HERALD REPORTER, wUe and 44-A. Three bedrooln, ranch, fire the inference that we have aban down. Wa do oof ask you to toko Musical Instrumento S3 GARDNER STREET, near High observed the reading program. MIm H A I RADIO-TV Service. Service Ideal for Imma and offlee tor ^x>- son, desire four room, unfurnlahtd place,, ceramic tiled \bath, full Open Ip^rum doned criticism of ^ U ta, our Diol MI-3-5121 a loan from a bank or'Snanca charge $4.00. Tel. MI. 8-0688. Gary r e d CEIOAR clothes polsa In- land. Lovely six room colonial Ida Seidel, the elementary supar- company to oompteta your down XOJSIC Instrumental yental. Com- feMionol man. Available \ ns of rent. Whitney Jacobs. Ctell x a . cellar, deep waU, large Ipl- Why favorite target, for any season. lamonaco. staltsd. Call MI. 8-8757. lUete.Une of Instrumente. Rental October 15. TU. Xttea Sweet, XO. 34131 untU 4:30. Ml. 0-9837 after home. ExceUent condition, fire J>ay rent? Own your home'.xMova vlsor, was In charge of an Infor paymant PoslUvaly only $145 place, hot water heat, oil, acfocns, mal dlscuaston following tha above Foliage / When we criticize him,, however, applied to purchoM price. Repre- 34147, or write Bo« 707, Manches \6i$b p.m. in immediately. F.H.A. mortgage To the Editor, we try to make clear what we down bi»a a 1545 car, $186 buys a ALL APPLJANCE2S serviced, clean- G BRAIDING mada âasy. In- ter. storms, attached garage, amesite program at a mMUng in the MIRRORS-— AUTO eO^S 1560, $886 buya a 1862. No addiUon- hiqUon booklet, 35 esnta,^ Rug Mnting Olds, Sermer, Bach. Ped approved. Price $13,500. Tel. XH^, At thli time each year just as think he ought to have done, or J Lost and Pood ln$ and repairs on range burners, lar and Bundy, Matter’s Music RENT.PF four or five rooms for drive. Extra large lot. trees, ele 9-2286. aifford S. Stephens. • ^ school atfditorium. al alda notaa or leana. Wa guaran- heatera, refrlgeratora, aU types wool aqd remnants priced right threVs Odiilts. Call after S p.m. vation. Asking $15,300. See UiM the autumn foliage breaks out in what we consider his error to 'have Studio, 177 McKee. Xa. 3-7800. ' Not Hannad full color, so The Manchester FURNITUU T O ^ IjOIT—That —tirftod fMlint if you tsa to aaU undor tbo abovo tarms washing machlnea. Metro Serwee. Rockviu^MTOa. Gen’s Rug m m , Sabarbon For Roat .1 6 xa. 8>— charming home and compare. been, or what we think he should arith oMas aa low aa $40 monUUy. 55 Talcott AVf., RockvUls, Conn: W ord Ins been received from Herald's Republican foliage breaks do next. As for Mr.. Stevenson, wa. tavMi’t Mod dlidat at tha Roaa> CaU m . 8-0883. PIANO TONING and voicing. Coni- Goodchild Realty Co., Realtors, Wanted— Real Estate 77 P rof.xârles C. Ssllers of Car nount Raatantaat, Routa M, Bol> Good Cradit la- our only roquiro- xpleta rebuilding, repairing, re- NEW ONE BEDROOM home. GOUPLE ‘ 2 tmall Jaughters Manchester. XO. 8-7925 or Xn. out in foil color t6o. To those of think we admire hia eloquence, and mant Doiiglai Motora, $88 Main. c o m p l e t e Hand and power lawn Second Bolton Lake. Tel. xa. need four re room unfurnish' 94794. RSIADY BUYERS waiting. For Im- lisle, Pa., that the hurricane in who admire The Herald for his. occasional piece of unfoliag^ too. Racaiittana, baaouau, OTtan- 30 rifle, $30. CaU kyling. Keys recovered. 34-hour that secUon was not very Mvare, isatton tfinaara invltaa. Par naar- mower aalea and aervlca. Motora service. AU work guaranteed. The 3-8488. ' ed r4nt. Can fUrniih good refer .medlata acUon list your property three/seasons qf the year, the analysis, as much as doss our cor 1858 STUDEBAXER Commander. tunad ar overhauled. Pickup and ences. T u. xa. 8-8751. LOCKWOOD STREET- One-half with the Albert J. Qatto Co., Real though dirCs.predlcUons had been coloring of the leaves each fall'Is respondent. That is, in fact, why it vattOBa ooBtart Chariia or Karla Piano Shop, Phones Xa. 0-8328. forecast for that sectiem. However, J. A WHITE OoU. KI. ImmOculata $1585. Manchester deUvsry aarvlco. Glbaon's Garage, 94074. ' duplex, 4 rooms down plus one tors. CH. 9-8489. evenings BU. m ^ pleasing than The Herald's d^tresses us the more when ha pry aeanera. Phone ML 8-7254, m . 3-5018. Notice finished room up., ExceUent con 9-0969, JA. 8 8939. he said that it was very Mytra In coloring of its logic. / puts on his campaign toga and en LOfT AT Higli adxwl, colortaaa Diaaiooda— Watelii ^ Houses For Sale 72 dition. Steam best with oil burn Philadelphia, doihg eonalderable Before this metaphor-'gete out gages in criUcism which carefully GLASS 00. rim glaaaaa m ^ o w caaa. p a ^ 1842 FORD V-S, 2 door, $85. 1547 MANCHESTER T.V, Service, radio Jowelry er. 18,500. James J. Rohan A Son, IF r e a d y to buy, seU, exchange damage. At the MUa* time, his of hand, let us illustrate the point. Dodge H-ton i^ck-up, $235. 1847 48 Rooms Without Board 59 Zoning Board of Appeok avoids constructive or meaningfol 24 BIRCH ST. fomla optonatnat. Raward. ObU and T.V. mctallata aincs 1884. LAR<Ê s ix room home, new Tim Realtors, 517 Hartford Road. Tel. real estate, mortgages arranged. mother, Mrs. Horace W - Sellers, In Tuesday’s Herald, there ap commitment. We still defy anyone K I. / Ford club coupe, $275. 1849 Ford House aervlca call $3.50. MI. LEONARD .W. TOBT. Jawtlcr, ra- Manchester, Cennectleat ken oil hot water furnace, storm Xg, 8-7483. Consult Howard R, Hastinga. who lives in a six story apartmant peared an editorial entitled "The Tel MI 9-7322 2-door, a good buy at $885 Oak 0-0600 or Ml, 3 - ^ . house in Phlladalphia, mts not to read Mr. Stevenson's speech Ooirs, adjusts wmtebas axpertly NOW jyVAILABLE windows, Jeraens, fully insulated, Agency, XO. 9-1107-. -Ambivalent Critic’!, in which Adlal and find out what ha would have liOCT-PAM a O O ^ o. 7MS0. land Motor Salas. 867 Oakland St Raaaonahla p r i ^ Opan 'dal^. EXCEPTIONS-VARIANCfES plastered wauBjfuU cellar. Excel even disturbed at her knittiii$rs4uid * ^ e Can’t Hide Behind (GraAtadL MANCHESTER Stevenson was iaken to task for done about Indb-China. whether HoUea ia haralqr'rivaB that Paaa Call Ml. 8-0455. Open avaninga. T h u rsd a yavaninga.______it. o Sprues lent condition. Stoye, refrigerator. LETT US SELL your property' for reading, the oppasite aideside o f the ih* criticizing criUcl our foreign policy. Dur- Our Prodaef* Book No. nM OrSiai^ hy Tha 8av> MASON, FIELOSTONE a special straat KltehaO »-4S87, Rooms for two single men Manchester Lodge of BOm No. Large trees, ceilti^ly .ocated. you, homes, business property, building taking the bruntrunt p t thathe tng t he wa* for or against American 1847 MERCURY club coupe. Lus PHce Reduced , the other eleven month's of intervention there, for or against ftsfa Bank of Kancdiaatar haa baan ty. E. Toth. Phone Ml. 8-3207. 1803, 30-40 BtSMll StTMt Only $11,900. Cterlton W, Hutchins. estates, lots. Try us. Call any winds. / ' ^ 'y i trous Glods'^grasn finish. Nearly F. J, Vlchl. 360 MUn EL tet . year, The Herald will probably the truce, or where ha really loat aad appUcation baa baan •That’s tha man, efflearl Ha aoeottod mt whit* ^woi on in 8 six room furnished apart XU. 94132, 8-4884. 30 day occupancy. Six room Co Ume. E A E Realty, 310 Main St. In fact, she aald sheI would not agreeBe that Dulles has liardly been new white wall Urea. Fully aquip- MELODY RADIO—TV — Phono’s. Xfrs. Lillian Smith, t t Kenstaig- lonial in good condition. Oil heat, Phones MI. 9-6297. Ed Dupre. MI stands, yes or no, on any other mada to aald iMutk tor payinant of Night calls. Guaranteed service. top of tha Ftrrit whoall" Fool and Feed 49-A have known that anythiking out of a Sectetary Bee of State to be proud tha amount of dapoait pad. T ^ car has had axce^ceilent____ / ton Street combination aluminum screens and 3-44$0. a iff Burdick. hot foreign policy iiaue. And We care by former, locM owner, with MI. 8^2280. ment. Complete k it ^ n , living MANCHESTER the ordinary waa going onT of, but this month he must be de SEASONED Hardwood for fire- Mrs. Mae Holden, t l Oakland doors, recreation room, amesite Prof. Sellers’ aon, Horace W „ fended. repeat the Stevenson statement • TOWN ADVERTISEMENT POUND—A piaea wbara you can good credit you can purchase this lace, furnaces, etc. delivered In room, private bedrooms. Cen . Street ^ Off Portlir Street. Pre-war drive, one car garage. Deep lot. L18TINOS WANTBD — Singla, "It is either coexistence- or- no- real beauty with no down pay ANTIQUES Hefiniabad.Refiniabad. RapRepairing MovUig—Traekinf Helllelp/Wianted— two-famUy, three-family, busl- writes from Bucknell Univer You criticize Stevenson because kny Bamat and Tiara Tama aad dona on any furniture, tieman, 8(ancheater 818 cord, $8.80 halt Mrs. Katherine Wagner, 180 Oak Convenient to Washington School sity. Lewisburg; that there was no existence — until, the evil of the Suaan Bataa KnittlBr areaaaorlaa. ment. Por this one see m b Storage 20 M l or Female 87 cord, Edw. Yeomans. PI. 3-7379. land StrMt neM property. Have many cash you fee! he Was inconsistent in a t dread design of imperial commu , 188 ISO South Main S t Phone MI. tral location. Plenty of park Cape Cod in OxcelletA condi' and bus line. X terrific value. See particular havoc there. Treat were tacking the present administration It’a Tour T am Swp. SO Oottata Oliver, at Canter Motor Sales, 481 Brown and Lynch, 145 Main buyers. Mortgages arranged. nism is clear for all to see" — and Main. S4Wtt. MANCHESTER — Package DeUv- MAN OR WOMAN With car for this today. blown down in some placM near for relying on military strength •t. Tat KI. »-am . SEASONED Hardwood for flrtr ing. StrMt PleaM ceil George L Grasiadio, defy our correspondent or anybody ory. Local Ugbt truclung and houM old deliveries in Manches- place • furnace, etc., $18 cord. tion. Attached garage with Realtor, XUtcheU 9-587S. 108 there,’ but the college buildinge did and then for attacking the cut in 1547 CHEVROLET Fleetline sedan, BULLDOZER AND Loader work. package delivery. Refrigerators, t e r ^ d vicinity. Full or part time, E. J. HoU, south aid# Middle FRANCES K- WAGNER, not suffer. He is a student at flkick- else to tell us what that means. Ml. 84183. Henry steMt military appropriation?. But are It could possibly mean only one radio, haater, motor completely Lendeceplng and grading. Reason waabers and Stove moving a temporary work. Write Box R, MI-3-5416 Turnpike East (East of Far* amesite drive. Large deep lot. Realtor nell. According to advance., iivarn- the two really inconsistent? Have ovarfaeuled, ell new parts, rings, able rates. N o Job too omaU. CaU specialty. ML 9-0753. /Herald, xnXED DRY Hardwood cut to guson Road) Ings the path of the hurricane was you heard about speaktn'g softly thing — that we -try coexistence RWBISH Xa-9-0028 MI. 8-0850 after 5 p.in. order. Stove or fireplace. Cidl Manchester Food Cbrp., 804 Tol Selling price |14,200. . through Carlisle and Lewisburg. but canyliTg a big stick 1 Dulles until we realize the' true nature of WB CARRT TIora yama at tha LARGE ROOM next to bath, vi Other Listings Available Communism, whereupon we try aama pilcaa aa tha a>Ui. Sava # ?M a jn ” *’ AUtTIN A. CHAMBERS C O / OV. 4-7383. Stafford Springs. land Tunipike \ Relatives here were much re Speaks loudly and carries a stniUl FURNITURE Reflnlablng, antique local and tong distance moving, cinity East Center and Summit Aime La’TuIippe, . 780 Vernon no-exlstence. tlma aad moaay by ahoppiar at furniture a mtaclalty, chairs cansd Situations Wanted— Streets. Private fa m ily / Parking T. J. CROCKETT, Broker MANCHESTER lieved to receive these tidings. stick; a far more serious incon Tour Tam Shop, SO Oottofa St. 1848 CHEVROLET tudor da luxe, packing. Storage. CaU Ml. 54187. Street • \ Charming seven room home Local Stocks Bookkeeper Sought sistency. Dulles again spoke loudly m o d e l . Excellent condiU<^ and ruobad, Anson F, Thorp. Hartfor«f CHapel 7-1438. Female 88 TWO CORDS of Masoned pine 4’ apace. Gentleman /preferred. Reginald Baker, 810 Hackmatack TaL KI. Phono MitebeU 0 4 7 ». Phone xa. 9-3436. / Phone: Office MI-3-5416 (three bedrooms) being sold below ThO Bosrd of Education is on the and carried a small stick in the throughout. 1850 Chevrolet tudor. WIDOW, LATE sixties wishes lengtha, $14. Call XO. 9-657C. Street replacement cost. This home is In tteqtatioas Furnlstied By lookout for a bookkeeper to as Indochina situation, when he talk Very, very clean. 1852 Chevrolet, ALL KINDS of antenna work. CaU position as cOmpsnion-nouseksep- SINGLE ROOM- for woman heat, Michael OrfUelli, 37 Warren Oaborit.a MIddiilterook. toe, sist the board. Anyone who Is In tudor, original 31,000 mUes. One Pointing—PapflifiiK 21 FREE FIREWOOD, cut and take Re.sidence MI-9-7751 excellent condition and convenient ed about using our troops in In BOKB KADB plaa, ate. ob ordar. Art Plnney, TV Antenna Special er for lady. Ml. 9-8701. __ near Cheney's. Call Xa. 3-8348 or Street . ly located to ibopping center bus I > n . prtete terested and feels qualified to do dochina although there waa no in I Trucks and men in the employ of the Town WxMa»-| Tal. KL S438A local owner, nearly new through it away. Cell XU. 3-5822 between Peter Gallaiiao, 8 Middle Turn tlii.s work Is asked to apply to ist. Sales and Service. Very fair PAINTING—EbcteriOr. and Interior, 8 and 8 p.m. 334 C2iarter Oak St. YOUR HOME custom built to your and achool. To an approved b»iyer, Baik. Stocks tention to do so; the criticism lies I cheater will collect rubbish on the ‘WEST Mdt t^taw ol out. At Center Motor Sales, 451 prices. Tel. Ml. 0-4773. pike Etest Richard D. Gale, principal of the Caruso's MaiirSt. paperhanging, ceUHigs refinished. plans. Pick your lot, over 1 acre, $30OO down payment should do ■ Bid Asked not in his failure to u.se troof)s, I on Monday, October 25, 1954. ' Wallpaper bool^bn request. Esti Male 39 Effective date, October $8, large shade trees; high elevation, the trick. school. but in his empty threat, and you 8DK1] KADB plaa aad cakaa oa WIRING mSTALLA'nON and ro- LJOHT HOUSEKEEPING room for 1854. First Nattonsi Bank 1845 CHEVROLET club coupe, mates given, ^ l y insured. CaU Situations Wanted— near bus, excellent location. Com Shou-n By Appointment of Manchester , . . . . '3 4 34' OOP News twist the meaning to' arrive at a DRIVE-IN oMar. KL S-SSn or KI. S-S404. palr of smaU electric appUances Gordieii— Form— Dairy rent. Ladles preferred. Xn. 3-3524. Notice filed in office o f the ' . Republicans seem to be more in 240 Middle IlinipU ta^cat You are. therefore, requested to place your hoitala orl gray. Radio, heater. CaU MI. Edward R. Price. MI. 8-1003. plete down payment only $1,000. Contact » Hartford National / contrary conclusion. 84451. and fixtures, aarance Q. Smith, VETERAN (40). Broad experience Prodoeto 50 Town Clerk, October 22, 1864. evidence than, the Democrats in I other materials on the lawns in front of houses, near tlml 31 Knox St Phono MI. 54435. FURNISHED ROOM, well heated, Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml. 9-3182, AUCE CLAMPET, Raaltor Bank and Trust Co. 31i4>\3aiA And you had tq^db asgreat deal CH01CEOF repairing refrigerators, washers, ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 9.4494. Conn. Bank and 4 rooms, oil voters bell4v4 in keeping busy. I lawn the night before as tVucks and men wUl start iR| Bourn 0:00 p.m.>U. KI. 0-8054. aedon, radio, heater, exceUent me- 1 types of furniture. St. Tel. MI. 9-2358. FVee Instruc rooms, living room 22' long, firs- Fire Inenranee Compsalee A Re^bllcan rally and dance is Zigmurid Oosdx,*, Prop, Formerly tion with each yam purchase. GREEN m o u n t a in potatoes, FURNISHED ROOM at.Center. 39 heat. 2-car garage. Large wooded Aetna F ir e ...... 6 5 66 SH RIM P sr chonlcaUy. Bbctra, extra clean. guarontaad to ba No. | potatoes Haxel St. XC. 8-5707,^ - place, tile bath, city water and plannedxfor Oct. 28. at 8 p. m., to [derignated areas at 7:00 A. M. WANTED—Rida to Pratt A Whit- of Watkins Bros.I. Tel. Ml. 8-7449. Store hours — Mon. through Sat., TOWN" lot, 180' X 300'. $12,500. Call Wm. Hartford Fire ...... 1 6 5 170 Douglas Motora, 888 Main. Doga—Birds— Pets 41 and mealy. CeU Hathaway. Xfl. sewer. Tree shaded lot. Good McBride. XO. 3-4414. J. Watson be held in the school auditorium. nay. Houra 11-7, from Orford 9:45 a.m. to 5 p.m., Thursdaya ADVERTISEMENT value, $16,500. H. B. Grady. Brok Nation;;! Fire ...... 96 101 S c a l l o p s until 9 p.m. 94488. LARGE Mo d e r n room with all Beach A Co. Speakers expected will include laga. X I. 0-1048. THE NEW MANCHESTER Pat houMkeeping facillUes fully at er, Manchester. MI. 3-8009.' Phoenix ...... 86 91 Congressman Horace Seely-Brown, TRY A CUFUF OUR MONDAY, OCTOBER 25,1154 RUBBISH SERVICE also weekly NoUce Is hereby given that at Anto Acceoaoriea—T ires 6 and monthly rates. MI." 3-7644. Center, 995 Main St., invitas you tached. Private entrance. Inquire XIXNCHESTER—Three bedroooms, Life aad todemalty Ina. Cos. Jr., Fred Zeller, state comptroller, FAMOUS HOMEMADE JOIN THE Cruaada for battar liv- to visit peU of aU kinds. Con- 101 CSiestnut St. a meeUng of the B i^ d o f Dirac- TWO-FAXOLY Houm, 7 slid 5, Aetna Life ______....ISS Paul'B. Sweeney. htjtK Sheriff, Rep. t e . AU you flva la your vota Bonds—Stocks HoBschoM Goods 51 . 1I& baths, attached tlyo-car ga- 138 OOLIEOTION SCHEDULE AS FOLLOWSi BATTERIES — 60% oft. Square SEPTIC TANKS and dry. wells, necUcut bred. ParakeeU. MI. tors of the Town of Manchester, three-car garage, extra ,arge lot. *■■8*. large living room, Sun porch Aetna Casualty ...... i 73 183 Richard M. Grant, all bf2c of the Alll^ Thermal...... 53 57 following at 11. ^ fe a d : 11:15 in the above described boundaries. ATTRACTIVE NEW six 'r6om Am. Hardware I door, Jat Mock tinlah in Mco con- WEAVING of bums, moth holes chines in this area. No selling! FOR SALE—XIahogany day bed. room with complete light houM- 1953 Supplement to the Cteneral house, two baths, located fa 124 Lots For Sale 73 .. 13 15 Arrow, H«rt. Heg. . .. 43 dtUoB arougbout. Douglaa KotOn. Trailers for Sale 8-A and tom clothing, boioery runs, To qualify for work you must IS Wadsworth St. . keeping facilities available. Will Statutes " o f Qiiihecticut hereby Oak St. Five minute walk from 46 By: RICHAREIMARTIN, General Manofarl 888 Kain. handbags rep a ir^ sipper ra- have have car, references, $540 PURE BREED Cocker Spaniels,' 8 rent single or double. ChUdren ac provides the hours for voting at SEVlSRAL CHOICE building lots, Asso- Spring ...... 26*4. 29(4 ' Main Street. To Me call between Bristol B ra ss...... 88’ ALL ALUMINUM Sparton placement, umbreUas repaired, cash, secured by inventory. De weeks old. Ml. 9-7884. - cepted (limited). Central. Reason any regular or special municipal 4 and 7 p.m. MI. 9-7449. high etevation all improvements,' ..18 20 LE^sTfLlTYOU? 1847 CHBVROIjBT Four door tu- men’s shirt collars reversed and voting 6 hours a week to burinesa, HARD R (X ^ maple vanity and able. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. \-A” anoJ'AA’' tone. S. A. Beech- Cheney Bros...... ,. 7 Mansion traUer. Has two bed electiona held on a day otlier than Collins ...... 8!4 Collection toBa paint. Vary, vary claan. Kuat ivplaced. Marlow’s Little Mend your end on percentage collections STUD SERVICES to amall Chihus' atool. XU. 6-5911. the day o f a regular or q^ciai MANCHESTER — Beaut'ful five i^ , AgenK Phone MI. 3-6969. . .105 115 room ^ one with twin beds, large Em-Hart ...... to noon to ba appradatad. Saa type QUeman heater. New auto Ing Shop. will net up to 3400 monthly, with huas. Top blood llnea. Call morn- SINGLE AND double bedrooms, state election, shall be from 8 room colonial located in nice, .. 28 >4 31 '4 Bob' OUvar, Cantar Kotor Salaa very good possibiUties of taking ihga. Rockville 5-S388. TAKE A RIDE TO heated. BusineM block. Parking quiet neighborhood. Has every BEAUTlKUI^v ONE to eighteen Fafnir Bearing .... ,.36 39 , NORTHWEST SECTION 481Katn si ' matic all aluminum water beater, ALBERTS IN HARTFORD o'clock A.M. to 8 o’clock P.M. four- burner Dixie range with REJNT A portable sewing machine over full lime. Income Increasing available. See Mr. Keith, 195 N. Board of Directors of ths Town thing including garage and is In acre rural p l^ . Reasonable. MI. Landers, Frary, (5lk. - 27(4 2J9»^4 for your sewing, also aU make accordingly. For interview,, in ADORABLE TOT Fox Terrier pup SAVE YOURSELF A Main St. 9-7337. N. B. Mach. Co. . . . - '28 (4, 30(4 ovan. Frlgldaire, toUet .-uid show —:------^______■'> ______^ of Manchester excellent condition. 'Dila one you !HUNTING SEASON! BBPORB TOtl Boy a ukad car pies. Ideal peU for children. Call COUPLE HUNDRED DOLLARS North and Judd .. . er. Priced for quick sale. Brunner machines repaired. Sichel, MI. clude phone in application. Write By Harold A. Turkington should see. FUll price.$l4.26o. The ,. 27>4 30 <4 MONDAY, OCT/25^ Saa CkMrmaa Kotor Salaa. Buick 9-9419. Nut-OiMatic Co.. Inc., 40 Ex Rockville 5-5688. - 3 COMPLETE FURNISHED,'-’Heated rooms, 113 Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real- Russell Mfg...... lO'i 12>4 Salaa and Sorrloo. 285 Mam Packard, TalcottviUe. Open eve HoUlster St. Xn. 94239, Gentle Dated a*. Manchrater, Connecti Sabflrban Fda Sale 75 Called for and delivered nings. MI. 84191. change Place, New York 6, N. Y. ROOMS OF BRAND NEW t'ors. xa. 3-4930. / Stanley Works .... , . 52'4 55(4 We repeat— If you .do not put out more paper, nufs, etc. otraot KItcball 0-4571. Opoa ara- FURNITURE man preferred. cut this 33:id di.y of October, Terry Steam promptly at no extra THOROUGHBRED BOXER pup. 1954. BOLTON—We have manyshbmea in .108 118 we will be forc^ to dbicontinue collections. BdiMing— Contracting 14 MI: 9-4908. MONTHLY PAYXCENTS BOLTON, ColonlU'Road, Rosedale Torrlngton .... . 25 27 chargej Help Wanted— Female 85 / . Section. Lovefy tour-room single, Briton for aale. sta rtin g from Ante Repairiag— Palntiag 7 $17.68 ROOM FOR Rent. Gentleman pre 39,500. T. J. Oockett. Broker, XD. U. S. Envelope com. . 90 g e n e r a l CONSTRUCTION, ro- Beautiful WesUnghouM Electric oil heat, wfnterlxed, picture win U. S. Ehtvblope pfd. .6 7 Are You -1968 PLYMOUTH WOMeIN f o r telephone sales B O X E S tS r^ and up. Ckdliea-IH ferred. Phone xn. 3-4893. ^5414—Res. xa. 9^51. CAR BURN OIL? ^ .pairlng and remodeling, garages, year olds, $25. Boxer Farm — at Refrigerator dow, amesite drive, large lot, well Veedcr-Root, ...... 37 40 PINE PHARMACY Hunting For A ' etc. No Job too small. Good Work work, from local, office. Exper Beautiful Bedroom Suite landscaped. This is a honey for CRANBROOK 4-DOOR ience unnecessary. Also two wom Vernon. Tel. Rockville 5-2318. THREE ACRES good land, custoi Hie above quotations ate .lot to Good Used Car? Economy overhaul, most all manship. A. J. Toumaud, ist BeauUful Living Room Suite Apsrtnente—PIato~ ADVANCEMiNT $8400/'WIU qualify for veteran. built, six room home, 4 years old PAU Ml-9.n i4 FORD — FORD — FORD - - FORD — FORD — Lake St. MI. 3-7642. en part time evening work. Write Goodchild Realty Co., Realtors. eonstrued as actual markets. SEDAN cars. Parts and labor 849.95. Box p. Herald. Beautiful Dinette Set Tenenents 63 fireplace, ceramic tile bath plus BEAC* E, mole, nearly year old, BeauUful "De Luxe" Range Manchester. XU. 3-7925, or /XO. lavatory, oil hot water heat, ex No money down. $4.90 month g e n e r a l CARPENTRY— Altera- CONVENIENTLY located, 5 looniq, OPPORTUNITIES Radio, heater, excellent con- GENERAL SECRETARY wanted for sale.. MI. 8-8883. Instead of WestinghouM lUectrlc /-'X-0796. ■ / cellent condiUon, two-car'garage. I ly. All work guaranteed. tlona, additions and new construc heat and hot water. Adults 3110 High elevation, bus line,'subur xdition throughout. Low ^lile- tion, Dormers, porches, garages by small manufacturer, exper Refrigerator If You Prefer monthly, MI. 9-9954. for OKL Coo be seen at and rooms finished at reasonMle ience in payroll, billing, bookkeep- Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Llnritum ban. Reasonably .priced. Carlton • MOTOR SALE Live Stoek— Vehicles 42 Charming For Women W. Hutchins, m i: 9-5132, 9-4494. DILLON prices. Workmanship guaranteed. iflS:, typing and shorthand, desir and a Few Other Articles FOR RENT — 3*,4 rooms. Adults SKILLED MEN Ford. Chevrolet, etc...... $ 1 2 4 9 5 able. Commander 'Woodworking EVERYTHING only. References required.. Avail T m n Pontiac, Oldsmeblle, etc ..$174.95 Free esUmates. Robert M. Alex WE BUT COWS, calves and baaf Re-Elect 184 East Center St. ander. Tel. MI, 9-7716 Co., Inc.,. West St., Rockville. cattla. Also boraaa. Plala Bros. ONLY 3488.34 able Nov. I. 30 Greenhili St. 1$ TOUR No Money Down, $2.00 Weekly Free aioiwge until wanted. Free are always better*|haa-nvanga A Saucy Apple Apron GIRL OR WOMAN, vicinity of Tal. ML 8-7406. , Anjrtime New Motor Guarantee. CABINET MAKING-W) also do delivery. Free Mt up by our own Business Locations 1a the fasttexpaadlag aircraft: all types of , carpentry work, re Branford Street, wanted to baby reliable men. iadwtry. So why not star$-te- MORIARTY BR01>IERS:; COLE MOTORS modeling, alterations, etc. Good sit 3-11 evary other week. Tel. j.fôr Rent 64 ^ Pull Price $1195 MI, 3-5486. Wanted— P e te - NO PAYXfENTS TO BANKS day *• toUId a ftrtaro a i Fiiatt NOTHING^ 436 Center Street workmanship, and reasonable OR FINANCE AM Top soU, $3 per yard.-’ Also NEED AN ELECTRIC stove or Apply FuUy aqulppad. Exeallant waahad. sand, stone and gravel. » A , MORTLOeX’S ORIVINQ School. ROOFING—Speclalixtng tn repair Apply T.V. Mt? Only a few left. $339 FOR EXPERT 1950 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN PHEASANT transportation. Ing rOoU of all kinds. Alao new Immediate defivery. Nuasdorf G.E. stove, ‘$3M-88; G.E. T. V. Enployaent Offies Surprise Wbaa You Get Bebtod tba Wbcal mt This Loot confldanca quickly roatorod Sand and Gravel. MI. 5-7405. 8 cylinder. Radio aad beater. New paint. 1061 Studabakar Champion 2-Door ' a skiUad, courteous Instructor. roofs.- Guttar work. Chimneys console, regular $38S, - 3388.80. Sedan—Econom ic^ excellent 5ponso includod. Insured, dual cleaned, rapairad. 38 years' ex- PIONEER PARACHUTE LOAM, Finest quality, prompt.de Cterpenter tori kite, r e ^ a r 384.55, Weekdays ’52 NASH CUSTOM AMBASSADOR mechanically. Exceptional ax- oootroUad standard and bydrama- pmenca. Pras ostlmatea. Call livery. Ask about our quanUty 116 aach. Brunner's, TalcottvUla. 1%9 FORD PICKUP tarior appaaranca. Howley... Mancheatsr MltcbeU Open evenings 'Ul 9. Au day Sat 8 A. M. to 4:80 P. II. BcMUfHt-bhM ^ gray. Hydraaaatte. raOa. Oe ca n . M l. 8-7855. COMPANY prices. Tel. XQ. 5-3401, or WUU- - Ideal all arotind track. beater, ether extras. 106Q Cbavroiet Da Luxe 4-Door S-S38). -• A manUc HA. 3-0453. urday 'ta 6. John J. Wallett Sedan—Black. Nicely equip Motoitycleo—Bicycles 11 Forest Street FLAGSTONE. St oaa tor walls, BUT SHOPSXOTH on lay-away. 1951 FORD STAKE •/> TON ped. Racondl toned and guar Give him Shopemlth for Chrtet- PRATT A WHITNEY $1595 anteed, CHIMNEYS Repointed and repair' bouse troMs, tlrapiacaa, etc. Bri QUAUHED - EXPERIENCED - DESERVIN8 Excelleat concUtida. BICYCLES, new, used, bought and ed. XU. 3-4535. \ • tan Notch Quarry U '. 8-08i7. mas. Use Wards. lay-away pten— AIRCRAFT > : * ^ t o k a r Regal Champion arid. Repairing and rebuilding. w a n t e d — Two experienced only 10% dowii holds it until Dac. Bora la Masebester. Graduate af: riumber’a helpera. One' exper Divlstea o f Ualtod AltctafI 8127 HERE’S A 4*Door SwIbh — Tully Moulp- Free pick up and delivery withui RICH FARM loam, $8 yard de- 18. Shopemlth is '8 major power • TEL MI.9-39M • 3443 ^ nr MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL t947 FORD 1 C Y L SEDAN ptd. lUadjr to fOL two mile radius. Manchester Heating— PluBBbing 17 iepced electrician, one electri llvered, WeU .rotted cow uaamire. tools in 1; 8-ln. bench m w , verti SSO MAIN 8TBEET Carparatlaa Xiake.this p-'v--y apron one cian's helper. Experienced pre >CONNECncCT BUSINESS COLLEGE Excellent eoadltlon. Crete Shop, laa West Middle Turn- GigUo Bros. xa. 84801. cal drilt press, 12-in. disc sander, r a d i o and Bast Rartfsed, Here's a lovely afternoon- draas yard of material; then trim the DUCKY Kany Othara To Choooa From pika. Ml. 8-3088 or 8-3503. LENNOX FURNACES and warm ferred. RockvUIe 5-8707, days MI. horteontal drill prem, and wood roomy pocket with * a atamp-on HARTFORD COLLEGE o r LAW a ' . air hasting. Eari Van Camp. ML 84532 after 8 p.m. V i w m d t b l k v is io n to flatter the slighUy fuller figure. NUBCBER m o iC E U, S. half doUara, typea working lathe, toe this complete Steevea in three lengths ara pro apple design,'There are' enough of Tweaty Years* Experieaee as' Clerk of the Prabato Caort FOR THE DEAL OF THE toidget Tam s Bonk Rataa 1903 HARLEY Davidson 740 H.V. 8-5644. \ from 1795 to 1154. Very fine too, power workshop demoostratad to- vided for this charmer. these stamp-on motifs left to trim Six Yeate as JUDGE OF PROBATE DeVotlag FUR r YEAR O.V A '54 FORD »EE ExceUent condition. Many 54 ac WANTED—Station attandant part uncirculated. Xa. 5-8511. ^ y . Buy Shopamith now / on 195$ MERCURY nONTEREY SED. Pattest No. $1.27 te in ’sUas 36, towels or other' items. Time to the Office gtoR CN ES MOTOR SALES ceaSories. . S a ll^ at reasonable time Saturdays and Sundays. wards lay-away. $388.80 eriUi apa- Pattern No. 2147 contains tissue White aver greca. Mercataiatte Drive. ra d | a , baator. to Oaklaad Straat.. KI-0-0488 price. CaU between 8 and 7. MI. Millinery— Dressmaking 19 Van’s Service StaUon, 427 Hart OLD GERXIAN Stetna—at pricas to, 40. 42. 44, 46, 48. SO. S3. Stee Coadacls * Model Probate Court maay ether extras. Thia to 'lii NEW CAR CONDl- ford Road. rial % HP motor. XContgomary to. short sleeve, 41s yanU of 38- pattern in sizes 14. 18 and 18; 84486. raiEiSSXlAKElR, alterationa on jKlow modern Imports. XO. Ward, 834 Xfain SL, Manchostar. matrial raquiremenU; sewing di Courteous. Siueere aad Uaderstaadiag nON—aad we're baektag It ap wy of our paGera catalog; Basic The Home Of Jîne Used Cars ate., rs^ ra d . fbaoro. Main SL I fl S40QS. H dcaine, "how to" actions . on R,E PUBLIC AN T I CKl T • ate., .pm wto eon- JKL 84830, »e074. ..- and part Ume Jobs. Raferencca TOREE 24''8aictions ------RORBIT A SMITH. Fashion. The fd l and winter '54 .nabtfiework. helpful room Uluatra- Cor eemiag nofSA Braitb- See Vaq for interview fcn d^ grocera aheirt^ Ready BiaiN STREET iteue U fllted with attracUvCr e*ay tipns and directiona for 8 gift pat- PuO the Top LeveP. sU. Vans Service. 427 Hartfotd tor deUvaty,'October U . Ptao- Ml-a4S41 sn r stylas for aU agOa Regd Herald Adv*. Road. No telepbene caUo. 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X'- n O B T E E N P R ID A Y , O CTO B ER 22,' 1^64 /' s’-l.. UlattfBt?r ATcrage Daily Nfkftcna For tea Week Bhded. I M W ea th er About Town Oct. 16. 1t(M eg 0 . B. WsbtlM 11,475 V' The marriage' of Miss Patricia FarOy eloody aad bat da i North, 26 Windsor 'Ave.. Roek- ^ Manaber af tbe Audit *- liuiwiMi of Clreutetloa ■igbt. Siiaday faiteAirf ville, and Anthony lamonaco, 174 \ '■ mOd. Opk St, will-take place tomorrow u fiatjp u 'vt êtK unutli^ mpmlng at 10 o'clock in St. Ber Manchester— A City o f VUlag^Charm nard’s Church, Rockville. UST MY \ YOL. LXXIV, NO. 20 • ••••«. •• • IB Pdga 16) Baptist ministers throughout the MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1954 (TWELVE PAGES) state will occupy - pulpits other PRICE FIYB CENTS than their own Sunday, Oct. 24, Yi "Baptist Pulpit Interchange Sun SHEER NYLON " day.^’ The Community Bhptiat Church, 503 E. Center St., will not West A ides T¥a Dock Strike know until Sunday who will be STOCKINGS that ar# r ' their guest minister, and their paator, the Rev. John R. Neubert, who is attending a convention in ISnd Looms New lyondon, has not been In icon HARVEST formed as yet of his assignment. 4 The annuRl fall family dinner London OF will be served th|s evening at 6:30 to givOâtiifoctory wear rms Cut Talks at the Second Congregational Church. A get-acquainted party LondW , Oct. 23 (/P)— W ith will follow. i United rations,______... N . Y ., _____ V** aubcommittee would "teat the first Nsign of a break in 23 (/P) — vyestem diplomats the/extent of Russia's good faith' the water^nt strike now on/tha arma iasua. oh Saar A Halloween party fo ^ adults Tes, we niMn it! These flattering 60 gauge nylooa responded guarded opti- crippling mdst of Britain’s and children will be held thla even are guaranteed to give yon the wear you feel you /Ruaaia’a Andrei VUhInaky re ing at 7 o'clock in the Salvation miism today to Russia’s de irtad that It waa hardly tha time m ajor portsAljondon dock X Army Citadel with Russell Clough ahould expect from sheer nylons. You be the judge cision to co-sponsor a plan > quaatlon Soviet atnCarity. workers Bchetuded a mass X. in charge. The boys and girls are ‘W bat we need la .objectivity meeting toda.v Nthat could . . . a new pair if you aren't sstisBed. :for big power talks on dis^ oppressive Smog Hangs over Los la urged to appear in costume and and good will to band every effort signal an end' to the walkout contest for the various prises. In personalized rolars-'' .ârmament. But they warned foe a solution,” Viahlnsky declared. East-West negotiators sHU and Its 8,tranglehold\ on the that blend with your skin toot 'What uaaful purpoae la served by face a long, rough road, j casting doubt on the good faith of nation’s trade. \ Tha imaller powara—hopafiu tha the partners In these disarmament As the stoppage strelcn agreement might eaae the cold war talks?” its 20th day, indications w 'tanaiona—ware Jubilant ovw tha Members of the subcommittee stevedores might be ready to> daelaion— It waa the Brat time in Include Britain, France. Cbnada, a green light for a return to w eight yaara the Big Four acted in tbe Sovlbt Union and the United More thian 300 million dolls.. States. Now European concert on the arma iaaue. worth of exporta'and lin^rts are" RuiEla herMlf claimed the move Most wastam dalaigatas felt that plied on quaj^ and in idle ships. had great algnlfleance and predic although Rusaia’a acquiescence was Foodstuff cargoc are rotting. Paris. Oct: 23 (iP)--’rhe ivestem Allies took defeated West ted that if both aldea 'kept good a heartening sign, tha East-West Principal hopes for early peace Germany into the defense fold today moments after Fnmes split on the fundamentals of dia- faith, a aolution .might be reached. lay with the -.London meeting. A and her traditional enemy wrote a hectic 11th hour comi»ro* mmamant waa still wide and raal return to work by . the capital's The agraament placing the Big agraament waa remote. 26,500 idle dockers probably would nlise settlement of the long-festering dispute over tha Saat. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT Four and Canada behind a reso HALTS OWN IRAND STURDYWEAR Wide Gap RMnalM end the walkouts In other ports.' French Premier Pierre Mendes-France and West German U N T IL 8 :3 0 lution calling for ra-creatlon of the Caiiada’a Dayld M. Johnron set The first sign of a break came Chancellor Konrad Adenauer initialed an agreement to givs UJf. diaarmamant subcommittea the tone of cAuUon when he an lart night when delegates of the to conalder varioua arma reduction nounced the agreement to the com 2,000 permanent employes of the the rich Saar border area, German by language and custom MAtTRESS PAPS You wrill find convenient park* plans was announced yesterday at ing In our "improved" parking mittee, He warned delegates "not Port of London Authority recom but closely tied to the French economy, a “ European” status \ O'U.N. Political Oommittea seuion to over-estimate thla vary limited mended they return to work Mon- — at least until the long-awaited peace conference for a ra- lot. Just tell the cashier if you »1 .5 0 jnarkad bjr rare aerenity. want parcel aervice to. your car, step forward." . N day. unified Germany. Teat of Good Faith and remember, pleaae, no tip 3 pairs 1 4 .3 5 "A very wide gap sUll remains Backed By Reds This accord, which remained Irr" — |MG.$3.9»—3fx74 ping is expected for thla. Tha only cli«h of the day occur on points of substance,’’ Johnson doubt almost to th» ka»v]r qnllted pads filled with pure white cott0. said: lem Is not to be found In politics," BIsenhower-reciped bmf stew at q Heart, Artery day's treaty and with their new OwMt-EmsM piak. M , yaUow laaabud print an ivkiia. bassador Louis, Joux sran called to WASMARU SARAH Twuism iMi • i«is..| nr. It will never accept it or have it CTroaade Rldlcuied Shepp4rd Jury snapped Reese H. Taylor, union luncheon on hla 189-acre farm near sovereignty, the Germans receiyed " \ In tha future.” "It looks ss though the great Gettysburg. the foreign miniatrxxghprtly after nairJMBI IMrinC' tSc. "Snugs" Crib oil president, In. a bristling reply. the right to rearm. “Thepe is no question," he said, crusade under the leadership Knight and Demcât Richard Eisenhower piknnrd to travel by i AiKnents Tied The West Cermana ..simultan lunch to receiveilte iBoriM raply~ REG. $2.39— 43x99 . . $ 1 . 7 9 Sheets. *'but that millions of loyal Demo Snow White is going to end up auto to the aite near the historic Since the w ^ u n i powera kaatf- iN A M W a b ITl Standard crib size, Set, Challenges Graves are locke^t-in the current eously renounced war as an Instru crats , throughout the United this critical congreaaional cam- campaign for governor and amog ment of national policy, psrticu- ad th thalr.Bapt. 10 note wlth-iU COM! ITIWASH^ (bottomI Fitted States bitterly resent and will op paign on the elevated note of aub- has suddenly erppted into the iSiS'K.’p's:.' I'D Cigarettes Isfly in connection with claims two pret^piiaiUons for a *)arlay, tha CURl ITl MptlT ITl comers. pose this effort on the part of veralon and denunciation of former hottest issue'. / Pennsylvania Democrats have powera have iW h a d a REG. $2.49— 43x10$ . . $ 1 k9 9 Elastic at one end. Slated Mondafv to tost areas in the East and If »uHtd the Communists to infiltrate the President Truman. G{pves, hospitalised with a mild been whooping a victory cry in ader London Agraematrt, ' Rosebud pastels on New York, Oct. 23 (Pi—An offi stepped willingly Into an Inter- Democratic party and to make lU "I suppose that's what they call case of. bronchial pneumonia is vancLe of the election day show Allied system setting strict coin M envisage the raarmamant af white. / policies the policlM of the Demo McCarthyiam In a White collar." Cleveland, (Jet. 23 (A>>—After sued a statement declaring Knight down. They say they have a good cial of the American Cancer So It Germany, the raatoratUm af EMlKni.- SOH R U M te M A O « MOV- $2.74 (topt Fitted: trola on the production of a: that country's aovereignty aad Ra REG. $2.49— 72x10$ ^ . . . $ 2 . 1 9 cratic party.” The reference to "Snow White" five days of heated arguments ha« authority to force the refin chance to unseat five o>r more ciety says heart and artery ail- and the movement of 'A lU ITH • CRIB MAMA,. UNRRtAKAUI end. ■ ' was not In Stevenson's prepared over subjects ranging from sex' eries to close. Graves said failure House Republicans—enough to give membarahip in NATO. White, pastels or But. he added: ^ _ . - . menu have been linked w-ith clga- Germany for'ths rest of IROM HEAD TO TOE - A U RUSSER ted r, text, which instead read, "under and Susan Hayes to the effects of (o do so constitutes "a degrada the Democrats control of the now | rette smoking and might be more The Soviet Union -denounced white with rosebud ' • ‘Th j 6,926 security risks which the leadership of the Vice Presi publielty on, a jur>', the Sheppard tury. agreement. It has waged a eam- •rm <.4 1.(1 . ITU" TAU . border. 62.23. have been weeded out of the gov tion of the great office of govqr- n a r ^ ly divided House if the party i serious than the more publicised 04^ts It REA. $2.tt—E llio t .... $ 2 . 2 9 ■ ■ ■ dent of the United States.” ,murder trial Was In a weekend re noi*.” holdsh A l f l M its14 m ownmtsrm elsewhere.îMMsarbaMm.^ , AndA m ^ jS theytWMai î_. a._ T i Pflfio calling the rearmameat af ernment service by the Eisenhower Stevenson said that in Denver cess today with 12 jurors tenta findings connected with lung can Another agreement fixed a cell- West G^rnianv Germany dimerous glWnnr»FFMim 6sa ta'warid----* * - Tkl« l* n k l. 4«lt k « (Wrii*. Itr ...r y m - administration In the past 20 Four other major companies claim s good chance to get the cer. Itig bf 12 mytstons on the new ; peace and likely to perpMoate the \ two weeks ago the President called tively picked, and challenging like and an. independent group fol governorship ter tho'second time 'iaiion: ■ tvttMi-4.i>(w4 Rinlair Rwal months are grim evidence that the for a Republican Congress to avoid ly to stert. Monday morning. James 8. Adams,-'s New York German -Army and placed it tight- j separation bf Germany, REG. 59c—42x34 CASES 4 9 e lowed union's lead and took - In 70 years. Investment banker and vice chair ly undej^Pte orders of the Supreme ' Today's nots waa deUVersd Oar- 4t»u with R«r.4 ikirt aiiS; Ian lriiaiaia(-. American people' were JustlAed “ a cold war of partisan politic/ Dr. Samuel Sheppard, a Slender, ftant or dissenting stands. The when they lost confidence in the Republicans say they see no such man of the society's board of di AlII^'''commsnder, Gen. Alfred M. | i»g consultations in Parts oti tsch- Wa.aa4 ihaat-raincaal with atatthiag between the Congress and the/ex- handsome osteopath, la aticused of governor awaited word from other shift in this normally Republican previous administration's Will or Eiwtive branch.” / bludgeoning-his pregnadt wife to rectors, proposed yesterday that a Gruenther. ’The Germans also . nlcal means of implementing the baatt-a f>«iM Rajaiaa Mh )a—DlMav hower planned to atop off at the society’s 34th annual meeting at 15th member. or KIB PORK TO ROAST News Tidbits Pennsylvania monument on the the Hotel Roosevelt’. cry of a dead lafaat In a eelt- doubted that more than four The cbinppomlse wwa: >sse led to the arrest e a f l y ^ lb. 33c jurors would be excused. Gettysburg (JIvil War battlefield Adams’ proposal was approved 1. Today's accord giving the r A Beautiful Point of View Called from AP Wires and speak briefly to townfolks. by the 68-member board of the or, Morrell’s Ready to EUt By Longer a8 Bliindîr *“ '’e been Saar a European status on the •f 14 Ivee St., wbe peOre siM This wga ’’a late addition to his ganlzatlon. ’ - ’ - . District of Ra Hie gutet Hat for the luncheon ference should, include the Surgeon proval In tf referendum. If ap- Included Se'm James Duff and GoV. Tender L e ^ L A M B lb. 69c Rm «E«4 TiWtr M . launger IR-ND » said today , the, asking for the works—theyW »o- Then with the final jury seated. ther" became international favorite ^•'*‘ *‘* fitstes, the I proved b y the voters, the new re» EACH tteilKiM Mik ina. published in 27 langiages. Am at John Fine, ^ o s e camps reported Nstteniri Heart Institute, the Na-1 gime can no longer be challenged e x -Re d a s s .\i l s o jq va m Pinehurst' Sausage Meat Aaksntas Power A LJght Co.; ing to get It " ^ * f o » Th/* f'*/*' remains be- ItltCkEawM. riiiliaME (tot fw the stete can stert iu case. age of 70 . .. Brother of late Msgr. ly have been i ^ l to< each other tional (jancer Institute, the Ameri-i until'a final peace Conference as- Tees, X. M.. Oct 26 (ifl —• Country Style lb. 5 9 c IhlU'iH nifll* Uia. "made a major blunder" in filing, Longer reacted explosively For a startling pretty effect with your favorite skirts Sata-tMiil nvEWA / ' '■'■i.mn. a two-million-dollar slander suit. when he heard of the suit Pound- That is a motion for a rhanee of Edward J. Flanagan, founder of within tbe GO% Sen. Ed Martin. Mf-etyM fenimr cXmmSSL a Ml.-} in. 12 12.65. famed Boye-Town, asks that noted National Comn&teeman G. Ma (CsaUnned on Page Five) Pinehurst Lamb Patties this fall, choose this Roman stripe cotton blouse - by againat a wltheaa In a Senate in- Ing the table, the Senator ahout- the aJiefD^- (rontlnoed on Page Eleveli) 2r'i*z..,?****®* “ y* •••••to*- I What a value! LAWvst price la ten .vears. Cut sice’XQ" * S*" 61.66. vaatigatlon of the controversial ed "w e are not going to allow .tense Attorney. WUliam J. Corri priest's name no longer be used son Owlett, NatIbMl Committee- let Bishop G. Ih swill I Oxawe . '\lb. 29c Maeshore. The lines— purposely simple to expound the gan. to Identify an Omaha- Knights of woman Mrs. p. ^ y Murdock, ^ '■•S. Dixon-Yatos power contract. Dixon-Yatea or anyone else to / wee tclUeg "half tnrthi’* to ae- Freshly ^<ûnd Hamburg smartness of stripes. Small piped pique coiiair and cuffs, Langcr. chairman of a Senate bluff, sqare or inUmldate wit- • ‘ Heme he Columbus (x>uncil eince the council GOP State Chairman Miles Horst, ■crtlag that Btotuaew had a6 * lb. 89c * anti-monopoly subcommittee car- nesses." The North Dakota Sen- repeat^ conatehtly in the first voted to reject three Negrom for and all 30 Republican candidates nslttod heariag "false % 8leeves.NRed, Nlie on black. Sizes 30 to 38. membership. for House seats./ Johnson Pledges Democrats ^ REG. S7.9S ^ Lean Chuck Ground lb, 59c rying on the probe, told a news- ator said hla subcommittae w ^ d contended ■ofors mernseiseel man a "WaU Strset jaowd " assign lu chief counsel, Sidney pubiicUy given the cu e by newR< Rbscoe C. Pattersoir, auUmr of Neither' Martin. Duff nor Fine asttteee. DUPONT MIRACLE HRRE DACRON HUED Round Steak Grouhdjb. 85c Sportswear— Second .Floor prompted the fUing of the suit In Davis, and hire former Gov. Sid television had LiniRicrgh kidnap law when he are candidates at this point. Tbe LttUe Rock "with the clear inteht McMath of Arkansas to help with •5^ ‘"IP?***^* for Sheppard served as UB. Senator from Mis Senators’ tarma do not expire this To Back Ike Foreign Policy Piiiehurst Offers As The TOILETRIES; Etc souri. dim at age at 7A Officiate year. Republican Lt. Gov. Lloyd H. n a b r i m a n oj;t o f d a n o b r of IntlmldaUon" of wlUiesaes crlU- McLean's defense, if this ^ oe t ^ f v t a fair trial In . Cuyhoga Laaaaaae.'SwttaerlaiEC Oet. !>Best Coffee Value cal of the proposed contract which done legally. He ordered hU ateff in Washington say French Premier FVirre Mendes-1''ranee and - top (Coatiaard aa Fage Five) Albuquerque. N.M.. Oct. 22 )JP) - i A "most thorough venUIation S6 ihb—Kx-4)aeea Narrtowe af ^$HURFINE COFFEE has become an issue in the current to prepare an • opinion on tht* wae reperted oet of dae- Toni Deep Magic ...... SOt >ind S I . 0 0 Tonh New Faster Home poHUcal campaign. Langer did not point. (Ceetteeed oa Page Five) American leaders,, including Presi Senate Minority Leader L>-ndon of the ‘Nixon-Dixon-Tates’ deal" BED PILLOWS lb. 99c -< -» dent Eisenho'Acr, likely will dis- Johnson ID-Tex) disclosed here s wUl be made, he said, under direc- today after aa rgrraWEa Permanent ...... f . $ 1 ,5 0 ^ the j' McMath tesUfied yesterday that 7-planked program for the next.tion of Sen. CUnton P. And at £ cHalc hen hgr 12.00 Yardley Dry Skin Cream $1.10 tem "Wan Street crowd. A PAL used money and influence cues whole range of Fnaeo-.Ainer. State Butter Two Studoiitg Hurl Congress, which he confidently (D-NM), who would head eaw of Swttseriaade fsnasnt Sees Swift PobSe EeMtlea in 1632 to defeat his try for a lean world latermta in Washington gyecelogists. Vi- lb. Sections 72c i s .• ■ ^ e r is Aspirin Tables 62g and $1.29 Atom Workers Set next month. clalmad would be .Ddmocrstic- Atomic Energy 0>mmittmf^ in a The North Dakota Republican third term in the Arkansas State |l.50 Value Jergens Lotion House. Thla happened. McMath ' West German authoritlos an In South Coventry controlled. Democratic Congress. Nixbh’a Jiist Received Selected priidiqted 'that public reaction to nounce arrest of eight persons Johnson, predicting a 5-seat name, as a symbol, joins DiXon- f r e n c h EX-.UDE EneiJS with Stick Deodorant...... 9 8 4 Bufferin Tablets...... -53 g and $ 1 .2 3 the suit win be swift and nega said, because he favored the build- Stage for Walkout , Idaho ^ k in g Potatoes oil ebargm of spj-teg ter a foreign Senata margin and 'wider in the Yates bccauae/f hla defense of Fario. Ort. 28 >6v-.Reee Marie .10 lb. mesh bag 70c tive. ing of a steam power generating country . . . Iowa Air National OUlor, fornser aocretaty at Defendant in the alander suit is plant by a group of cooperatives. South Coventry, Oct. 23 OP)— House, listed first in his program the TVA-atonnic power contritet. Cauliflower each 2le Listerine Antiseptic .. . .49g and 79< *^‘**e. Tenn.. OcL 23 M V- Guard |dlot killed and another for the 84th Oongrbas a pledge of- Johnson aidd. Freech Fmbatoy Florida Orangea Toni V ^ L ip s tic k ...... • • • S I . 10 Arthur E. McLean, a UtUe Rock McMath said tbe private utility TWO University at Connecticut was ekargod today trilh Naa anergic, asa-iwattlag, washahle, odortesa, eooL S d u ^ h "“ v '* ‘” ‘l!*** here a n d ^ parachutes to safety in fiery craidi students were hurt -early today complete co-operation with Presl- Under a propoaed contiWct with ^5.95 8 lb. bag JiOc banker who told the Longer sub wee "the moat powerful poUUcal of their F-80 jet pbiaee in air south gertag the eslcrnal sec My at Z. B. T. Baby Powder J...... 47g overwhelming when their car went oft the road dent Elaenhpwer on a united ter- the Dixon-Yates private power committee on . Thereday that influence in Arkansas... an un « ^ t l o n of a 6-cent hourly wage the state aad srdersd hsid to Shop " N ew Juanolin Plii.n Lipstick. . . . . $ 1 . 0 0 ' . of Des Moines. ' and crashwl into a tree on South **** , -group, the Atomic Energy Cqra- Arkansas Power was "the most healthy Influence, not conducive to offer, kave left the door o^ n ter Americans for Democratic action pritsa. Mrs. (NUer w m pteed Friday Until 8:30 Halo Shampoo ...... 57g and 89g COtTupt and ruthless corporation good government.” , Peliey With Mingle loKW' ' mission (ABC) would buy power Wider arrtet after terewi Serial e walkout a week from tof ClHErtee mas season. Arkaneas Power ofdciala in- UUUUcs Ino., OEM of two firms were David J. C!amey, 23. of New "with a aingle voice for aU (TVA). The power would ^ a<“ In a t s ^ y National Labor P. Skonraa, Greek immigrant boy Britain, driver, who suffered in- Anierica—‘the Fraatdenfs. . (Heated the suit—which accuepe wUdi make up The Dixon-Tates place TV A energy supplied t o Board election, vwhich who mad^ a|moat a nsiJUoB dollars jurlee to his left leg and ankle, - Johnson, who fiew last night to ABC inataUattoEu. . , Uui biaiikar of making vmaUetoua, IMwer group. Lancer’s aubcom- Aided late laet night, the' w m ^ lelM and alandeCou* statemenU” a year Ed'jtears after Jiia. arrival and RiisaeU E. Dock. 24. af Ham Mlnnssote. said the 17 Democratic Some critics eon tend tbe pro Green Staiap* mittee has, been, looking into a era at the two vital atomic pUhta here,. saddens- inovte colon}’.' ■AT cn. DB«n .Cards Imprinted Tor $|;25 about APALr—la not baaed on Mc- pnqibaed govemment cdntract tm- den. Eriba received Injuries to his Senate Qommittee chairman woald posal is aimad at crippling TVA.- New Teak. Orl. SS (48 25 turned down the wage proposal bv Chiang Kai-shek, ia UN Day be a "cab4n(it’; to orgapM and * - .■ * GiTCB W ith Cash lAam'a Senate teaU m oi»,' wSlcS der wMcb tbe DixOEi-Tatas group face, head and neck. He w x rre- Supporters say it w o t^ help pte- ■at Owparaitai ef At I r.r.ncrLI a vote of alraoBt'’5-to-l. aUtensent says UN ‘posltloa has ported in serious coBditlqn. carry through - the program's ob ^JSKHAUeo. It privileged, but on nla past would build a lOT-miUioa -dollar ^But Utetakeag^no aBaduacement Vent the government run TVA been weakened by a groEring. ten-k The car was heavily damaged, jectives. Fourteen of these chair- other Cards at Higher Prices Sale* sgflaM^nte in a years long feud power pDRBt a t Webt Maitphle. from azpanding toe far. of any , plana toâau k walkout deocy .|. • to giva llbelObiaMinist) accardteg ta Troepers Arthur BEiEii. ha aeld. will be from the wun the coshpiiliy. Ark., to aervs an area efr east Carbide aad Cattsm r%mr»irsiy The five other programun obleo- verge i ISfiM mail here of u p legal ac- at the Mtiferance UMc what they Blambarg and Walter SBUcgcl df South and WeeL Deinocratlc' vic Uvee. 6ei w T - ‘ have Ibitod te aaklava lOEt Mm hat tha fitefferd Springs Barracks O m agaiaat Aiai. MaMaa said 'T m Pe^ FHw) tory. he decOrsd, sriu to a "revolt <« 1e« Pag* r| wka are lavestigatinR. . T t agahut.UM industrial East” (.e •) P: -( I I*. , /'■ r r i' ■