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PAGE FOURTEEN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 196?; ■ . .7 \vtngt Dally Net Press Run ila«rl|pator Innifttg fealb For the Week Ended Th* Weather October 5, 1957 FeroeHt nf D. B. Maathnr Rwiea Asian Flu" by Bep Sneezer and Masonic Tsmpls dining hall. The About Town hia Epidemics. guest apesker will bs Judge F a ir and eeoi te n lg k i L ew 85- He immediately went to his Mayor Proclaims Pythian Day 12,680 ( Frankland W. Miles, deputy € i i p 40. M ostly sunny, eoattnned mlM Hcard Along Main Street piano and .began composing tunes L MATCHEBELLI ] 5Iembcr of the Audit \ T h » B o w m ITTA held ita supreme chancellor. Tneaday. High 86-70. drat repiUr meeUng Mondi^y which he hopes will gain fo r him For Grand Lodge Convention k Bureau of Circulation ' night at t o'clock In the school And on. ,S om « of Manchoster*$ Side StreetM, Too fams and fortune In the now PERFUMES i Manchester^A City of Vilfoge Charm auditorium.'' MU» Bhtther Ofand- topsy-turvy music world. Btrom. principal, will introduce A fter two daya of constant Tuesday haa been designated^.^lsters' participation in ths Joint Stalled Auto ^Arthur Orus Storti j each teacher and the. In turn, uill Happy .Smoking A-flylng sputniks around the neigh banging away at the keyboard, convention VOL. LX X VII, NO. 12 (SIXTEEN PAGES) ICIassIfled Advertialag ea Faga 14) the local composer came .up with Manchester Pythian Day by Mayor Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., m o n d a y / o c t o b e r n , 1957 PRICE FIVE CENTS ^ v e an outline of the teaching...... ^ A couple of weeks ago we told borhood; It’s when they get hold General Chalrinen four songs which he believes will Harold A. Turklngton. ■chedule for her grade. *'Parents you about the local fellow who bet of those 3-stsge rockets and try General chairmen for the ses to set themselves up as the only become hits overnight. Hit by Train will then visit their children’s ' against the Yankees In last year's T h e 89th annual Grand Lodge sions are Ge."sld A. Chappell and GENERAL dictators on the block. - His songs—"How Green Is My rooms. Refreshments will b e ‘ World Series. When the New GonYention'''of the Knighta of Thomas Rolls.son, both of Man Red Speieder Race served In the school catetcria.. | ' orkers won the post-aSason af- Trachesl Tympanum," “Flu ‘Pie "H ow close can you come?" a, Space Rule __ /fair, the man, in paying off hfs beta Don't Jump!! Fly.” "How, Much Is That Ana- ■Pythias Domain Of Connecticut chester. Gerald Is the son of the local policeman asked la.st niglit | TV SERVICE 16 Marines Held, Incoming grand chancellor and hlst in the Window," and "Because will be in session here. It con following a "train-car" accident at' Days M Aff A Call Past Local Poll b Delegates from the AuxUlary to The airlines took special care of Pythiana believe thik Is the first of Flu." venes Monday apd ends Tiiesday the Parker St. New Haven Rail-: Nights «X e9a Pins Parts Anderron-Shea Post. No. 2046,1 J rlw their pa.ssengers the past Week. time' a son has msde arransrements One Manchesterlte boarded a But tho local songster didn’t Mght with the grand installation road cro.sslng. Bid Backed The reactions Man VFtV, are reminded of the'Hart-^ P * '’'* * ” stop there. He called a top record for his father's Grand Lodge con TEL. M l S-M82 ford County Council meeting to-1 J " plane in Miami Thursday for ceremonies for both the Knights Gfirol A. Bakulski. a 19-ycar-oldj chester policemi w the U.S. Court Bars Hoffa ing company in New York and vention program. Abused .Prisoners morrow afternoon at 2:.10 at the | •* home after a vacatiop. As he of Phythias snd Pythian Sisters. RockV-llje miss, waS driving north Russian satellit lorth- climbed the ramp, his first words urged them to re-release several , It is customary for the conven Most- of - the-- convention------will — be - -.. on Parker St. about 8 o'clock. At west sky a little af^r 6 o’clock Ruchar-Giira Post, ffo. 9766, 1,6 N . ! **5H>'**- old standards. t skL. M*.. eA p -. 1 1 1 M. j»-e j. ■» 4 ills \PAr, tnP 8AH16 IT18H 1U80 to the stewardess we'.e, "I hope tion to be held In the home town held In the Masonic Temple. Reg- The railroad crossing, south of By Britain this morning ranged from awe Uberty St.. Bomhington. Yankees, only this (/Pj'^who also served time as a prisoner you folks have made the necessary Included among tlie.s* were of the Incoming grand chancellor. islratlon will be taken there Mon Mitchell Dr., she; noticed the cross Sasebo, Japan, Oct. 14 to jokes about \vliat they would 'Everything I Have Is Yours." led to rharge.s being signed Sept. ,,, ____ j » t'lhe he was on the receiving end. arrangements to provide us with This hono.- will be bestowed upon day night at 7 o'clock. W alt Brad Ing lights were flashing. ----- Sixteen U.S. Marines are do if they ^ u ld get close- Miss Findell. da\ighter of ] ,j>p insure the fact that he would “Who's Sbrry Now," "Taking a United Nations, N. Y „ Oct. 12 by MsJ. Haskell C. Baker of At coverage of the World Series? Can Griswold A, Chappell of 478 N. ley and his Miisi'c Makers will pro According to police, she stopped, facting, general court-martial enough t6 ft, Mr. and Mrs George Findell, 60 get his just reward he made the Chance,” and "I've Got You Un 14 (/P)— Britain announced to lanta.. Ga.. Marine commander at you get It on radio up in the air?” Main St. Chappell is the buildlnT^ vide music for' dancliig In the but then realized that her car was "It gives/you a strange feel Coburn Ri).. was recently elected wager in the form of cigars. der My Skin.” ' day it is ready to join the on charges of mistreating the South Japan ha.se. president of the Melvilie House "W e have made arrangements,” Inspector for the tow-n of Man 'Stasnnic Ballroom later In the eve too clo.se to the tracks. In tr>in.g I ing to know that somebody But the -losers managed to out she said. '.'The pilot will give you We wish the local maestro much ning. to back up, she stalled the vehicle. United States and other coun pri.soners in the Navy brig Baker gave hit. opinion In a put I h ^ lip there," said S'gt. Council at 'Westbrook Junior Col wit him at his own game. He was success. chester. He will be vacating the written report "that all the Inci lege. Portland. Maine. Mis.s Findell .the score inning by Inning." po-it of vice chancellor. The convention sessions open at The slow-moving train, heading tries in immediate t a I k .s here, but they say j[)iey were ry-i^Gauruder. paid off with cigarillos. In the middle of the third, the ' west and controlled by Engineer only enforcing discipline. dents reported as findings did. in " y tried clocking It but -V la also playing the lead in West Manchester Evening Kindling Knights a'hd sTstr..^ will begin ; ? aimed at harnessing space fact,- occur.” brook's pr^uction of "The Ivory pilot switched on the inter<;om and j arriving In town early Monday for | Kenneth W. .Steven.son, went by. Some of them soy they couldnt' catch It," said Pqllce- Home is Where .... said,' “ Passengers, I have some A man rushed Into a drug store Itg diesel engine brushed the car's PINE . missiles for peaceful uses. have been victimized by "cry The Marines are: an Poifion- Neddmv, adding Door." off of Main St, ' committee meetings In preparation -n.Vkmcton* v"in ____ A former Manchesterlte, who good news, for you. The Braves ' left fender and headlight, causing British Minister of State Allan baby" complaints, but exproas bit Sgts. Robert J. Barbutl, 23, (hat If it ever comes with "you got any Herald's?" he for the convention. Entertainment; Ju.st scored four times In the top of I and dancing will be on the rentlpn_ *8 t lU.-Oglock.lQ,_0!glock. about $50 damage, PHARMACY Noble told the U.N.'s 82-natlon terness tbstflbey were not barked Schenectady. N. Y.; Adrian A. in Manchester’s jurisdiction. Members of the Edgar Circle of jjX-erafw * of"*(S^n.MiViu *h. panted. Political Committee there still-Is the third and lead 4 to 0.” j ' A Joint memorial service will be i Tlte woman was hysterical but 664 Center St— Tel. MI B-MI4 up by tbelr officers. Most said McLane, 24, Philadelphia; Thoma "W c'll check it with radar snd Judge Acts on Plea the WSCS of the South Methodist, ^ - a n arr,Jl?ant "I'll see." said the druggist. gram for Monday evening time to bring these devices under Church w ilf meet Monday evening There were some happy faces oh The Rtate Past G hi.f. A».n H O’clock jn Center C on-, uninjured in the mishap, police they are tbrougb with their Ma G. Flint. Mobile, Ala.; Bobby V make a good speeding pinch.” ejay. "You sit there a minute while I control despite “ recent events." at 8 o'clock at the home of M rs.' the plane. Our friend then heard a thJ wuM vt I gregational Church. Lunch will be I said. Patrolman Alfred Ritter, in- rine careers when their enlist Phllllp.s. 22. T jier, Tex.; .Maupfee Policeman John Krihjak Don Friedman former Herald check. How many do you want?" Noble did not mention specifical Edward Atkinson. 102 Oxford St. voice across the aisle saying, " I f 2 in M n >. " i" dinning room of hte ' vcstigating the accident, gave PINE LENOX ments are up J. Beeson, 22, Palo Alto, , Cdllf.; was the third officer to see reporter and now news coordinator that's the only kind of neWs you "As many as you've got!" Vfr! | cjviirch. Grand Lodge offleers Will be ; .Mi.ss Bnkul.ski a warning for fail ly the Soviet satellite, but he Reporting the charges today, the, Cpls. Richard E, Painter, 2 In- the aatellite, a.ssumed to be the Those attending are reminded to at UConn. reported this week that Another customer asked the Union Votes Rigged bring items for the Christmas fair have, keep i f to yourself," le abo f' fleeted Tuesday afternoon and will ^ urc to stop at a railroad cro.saing. PHARMACY tsld these recent events “ have still Navy said. the. 16 face oourt-’ dependence. Mo.; Sheldott/D. Si- launcher that aent sputnik it the bird has made Its home In A frustrated Yankee fan. man why he wanted The Herald.s. O f 489 Main St. is chairman of the -be inatalled that evening following A fter a 15-mlnute delay, tlie further underlined the Importance martial on from 3 to 82 coiinjts. : bell. 21, Nelson, Minnj^ James T. self whizzing Into space. to work on <)r discuss during the Don's office. 299 E. Center SL— M l 8-08M "Did you write something for local committee arranarlnj; for the, the convention banquet in the j train rotitinued oh ita way. | of thia matter.” An investigation record signed H?-'' 21. Te.xas City, ^ x . ; Glenn All three policemen were In meeting. Hostesses will be Sally Somehow the bluejay gained ad- flood to the them or did j-ou get your name McNally and Jean Carev. He suggested that a technical by the Marines own remmandlng[ .,■ Frodericks, 21. /Anchorage, different sections of the town Washington, Oct. 14 (/P)— Janies R. Hoffa today was baritd in the paper?" group might be set up by the U.N. officer accuses tlie Marine guards , Dayton D. yDierkson. 21, when they made the sighting. "N o,"- answered the man in a by federal court order from taking office as president of tha High Sheriff Donald H. Potter "to start work on this problem of of assaulting twb prisoners witli a | D.: P t e i. Patrick J. to*r^m" "'ic'ifnr.p cra;j {^a'T la*5y'!:“ "cJffe.'“ ni.t‘’ ^ ° ^ ‘" i”"'? ^nane-o|-yo'.tr-buslness voice. Just controlling space objects." Techni bayonet, ordering a priaoner t o ' 25. San J/s«r D. L. Medina. 22, Albu- sters convention held 10 days ago. n ie Friendly Clycle will open Us "This la fi f^ r t hthe birda," Don aald. ment above the Hartford Gas Co. Henry Cabot Lodge that multi-na A Non. phicklng hairs from one man's queiqu;1/ N. M. Teamster Union attorneys immediately went into a hud season arlth a M ilitary Whist partv office, had dropped In on a neigh OPENING MONDAY tion discussions on missile control In the American Legion Home What Happened to Kites? I bor and *'l didn’t think I was going „ might be separated from the gen muatarhe, wetting men down with TIi^ Marines, who have been con- With Russians dle on plans to carry Letts’ order to the Federal Appeala hoses and a fire extinguisher, flnyf to the base since’ the In- Monday at 8 p.m., to which the Pretty „soon every kid will have to visit." While she talked the cof .Branch eral disarmament negotiations snd Court in an effort to upset it. fee evaporated. Firemen arrived In OCTOEER 14 threatening prisoners with a shot v^tlgation began June 21, coun- pubtle la in vIM . The games will one. maybe two. What? A sput Store carried on Independently. . Cambridge. Ma.ss.. Oct. 14 (Jb— The 44-year-old Hoffa had been due to take over the Union be directed by Mr. and Mrs, Ed time to find that last drop of the gun and pistols, oi-dering one to r - charge, that the sailors In- nik. all his own. - The British government, he ; set like a dog and bite other per olved "were cry babies, dope Russian and American scientists presidency tomorrow from retiring president Dave Beck, ward McKeever. Mrs. Robert Gay, pot-bottom bubbling between the have sn-anged to exchange infor We've seen ads. and heard on A STEAL! said, is "willing to take part in aonnel and numei-ous ca.ses of sla fiends and thieves. They couldn't chairman o f the committee, says electric colls. The lady herself was mation le.sultlng fron moonwaloh who said he would resign to clear the way. Beck’s term ex- the radio, that toy Manufacturers such a study on the.se terms." ping, punching and kicking. / lake orders aboard ship. They there will be favora, desserts and not perturbed about anything ex-1 ob.-servatlons of Earth aatellltes. tends to Dec. 1. will be offering aatellite balloons, cept the fart that the firemen In-' Oval solid mahogany two ped Noble msde these other major SI Testify eouldn't take discipline In the coffee and awards. :donatM by kits, and even completely-assem points: . ■ Leon Campbell, director of the Judge Letts ordered the Team slated on calling the incident a ' estal platform library table OUR BRANCH STORE Testimony and atatemenls/from brig.” friends. For 12 years the cipele, sters Union to show cause at a bled “ moons." complete with 3- fire. 1. Britain will 4gree to a sus 27 sailors and four Marines in-1 U.S. moonwalch program just back which la non-aectarian and affiliat stage rockets for Ohrlatmts prei- from a conference at Barcelona hearing before him next Monday Court Ignores "There was ho fire. Only smoke." I Trl'th. drawer. 48” x28” — 81" 470 MAIN ST., ACROSS FROM THE POST OFNCE pension of nuclear testa only If eluding one of the men /Charged (Continiied on Page Nine) ed with no other organisation, has enta fo^ the kids. She said. I it Is "accompanied and safeguarded with his Russian counterpart, told why the restraining order should been engaged In welfare work. not he converted Into a prelimi i i : It’a not that we object to kids "Where there's smoke, there's high. Just the Thing for meet by agreement on real dlsavma- newsmen; “ We made arrangements for swapping moonwatch opera- nary Injunction barring Hoffa and Kasper Appeal fire ," another tenant reminded her. ment measures." others elected with him from o f But the lady stuck to her guns. \ ing room, or professional office. h... tlona between the Smithsonian and Jm FREE FOPS FOR THE KIDDIES 2. Disarmament must be achieved Egyptian '^oops Land fice. However, there had been- no Then, to change the aubjrot she the Russian Academy of Science. without "upsetting the precarious / question of the others taking o f On Conviction •aid, "I'm glad it wasn't my tea- balance of world security, which Detaila are to be worked out." port. Thai's five dollars." M l 9-7782 Campbell Identified the Russian fice )>efore Dec. 1. now rests on armed force and on ' Asks Clamp on Hpeadlag the'Strength of the nuclear-deter coordinator for visual observation Washington, Oct. 14 (F) -— H i* Ker-r-r- Flu of satellites as Mr.s. A. G. Masse- The proposed Injtmctlon would Supreme Court today turned a Giiysoii rent." Syr|^ Airs Warning bar Teamaters officials from While listening to his radio one .. a.. Disarmament talks. ahould-Ua- .vltcb.. Jezcrlbart..as.nne.ot Rugafa’a. ■fWitklng any major "wnieBdlttires d aaf. aac. to. accregationiat. .Jobfi day this- vveek.^'a 'local amateur I earried out by a small private outstanding astrenomers. , ' • u u jiE a .^ from the union’s treasury or per Kasper.' Hia tribunal refused to song writer heard the nation's:. body, such Bs'the U,N.'s 5-natlon He said Mrs. MasscvttxJt was In forming anything more than rou review his 1958 conviction of I newest hit recording. "The disarmament subcommUlee. The the United States in June. The R;US- criminal contempt for disregard talks should be resumed as soon Sian moonwatch program was or tine acts, pending (Inal litigation ALTERATIONS-HEW HOMES TcTTurks, Israelis on the convention's legallt.v. ing a U.S. Distriet Judge’s order RUMMAGE as feasible and should given prior ganized since that lime. This, in KnoxyUle, Tenn. ity to the recent western proposals. Campbell said, "Is very fast mov- Judge Letts, Just ahead of the recent convenUon. ordered the Kasper's convlcUon grew out of 4. The latest Soviet proposals IsUnbiil, Turkey, Oe». 14 (Ab - Mahmoud Nashed, in Latakia, |lng." school Integration disordera at OOMMERCIAl, RESIDENTIAL "are designed to upset the bsisree Campbell said Mrs. Masaevitch meeting delayed pending a de- SALE — Turkey appeared iindlsturbeil 'I headquarters of the Syrian Navy. dsion on the legality of delagate Clinton, Tenn., that August. Kas of security and to move it de toda,v sbottt the hiading of , tolChief Justice Warren of the Circle Of Kings Daughters the Turkish bofdrr. Officials de- j "the greatest historic Arab event Supreme Court ruled the conven lease on $10,000 ball pending ap ePned direct eqmment ‘ but de- W M f s. peal WOMEN'S PLAIN 1 In modern Umes." The papers He said some 30-odd teams— tion should g o ahead. Wcdnwsdwy. 9:30 A.M. . nlest once more that this roun- said thia demonstrated Egypt's Today’a Supreme Court' action PLAIN try Is - planning an attack on ,-"33. I believe is the figure she Eyes sparklipg. Queen Elizabeth flashes- an ovsr-the-ahouMer Now, the same New York rank did not involve another conviction determination to fight at Syria's' mentioned' are organized in the smile for spectators as she enters Christ Church Cathedral, Ot Work SOITS-DR^ES Thrifty toL^e 'Syria. Tile Soviet Union and side against any aggreaaion. and file Teamstera group seeks to of Kasper. This,pne occurred last WOODRUFF HALL Syria have repeatedly made such universities with the nucleus either tawa, for servlCM yesterday. .. (AF Photofaxj. have the convention . actions, in July SS when a Jury in Judgt Rob The pressy*** rei thowwds of gn aatrononw or physicl^. They FALL SPECIAL ON SAVINGS i LOAN Cente; Congregational Church - charges. Syrians cluding -Hoffna. election, nullified ert L. Taylor*a court eonvieted SKIRTS In East JReich aplils^^ t t M : hawtiiijo 30 mem^rd q^^eam. on the basla that the proceedings Kill. A l -NftfinGa W la Otft€P iiiainff' m whirh Kasper and six othereoStfom entliv / Damascus. Oct. 14 (>P) - SjTla'S in LaUkla. As N a ile d *fid other , ••'rtioy are using a'sjmrcnT which were rigged. Egyptian officers djrove through , closely follows the svatem we use," dljiorden in violation, o f an Injunc- / Storm Doors P.M. Arm y chief of staff, 51aj. Gen. Godfrey Schmidt, one of the at tion. Tha injunction wais again Money /twitch the streets crowds, of Sj-rians Campbell said. "They use mainly obstruction -of orderly Intsgratf and Windows A t our new brancJi— ^You'll get TROUPERS A flf Bikry sounded an- “open shout^; "I^ n g live solid Arab I time signals recorded oh. tape re- Elizabeth II to Open torneys for' the group seeking to REG. 65c warning” to Turkey and larael In bar Hoffa from office, said more at the Clinton High School. Monday, the name Q U A U T Y cleaning unity and Down with Imperial-^ cordei's and where radio is not Berlin, Oct. V 4 W —'Weetern of- welcbmlng 'Egyptian troops to than-Sfi per cent^pf t^4.8lXH>dd .^ ^ o r also had laiued Tneaday, . Tou'ye l!«4M .a4xsm>tom.ed to from 1st antl-Arah conspjrecles, , . l *vaUa*ls they r use telephonea to Manchester Dry C I e a e e r a. ' Hclala' said' t^diiy’"'LKil ‘ the '.'East this" cou'htry, the Syiiaii press re — Egyptian Wavy-units, lncludUiG|,end the time signals.'' 'dere'gaiee to the union 'ronvmtlon Friday w4re shown by the union's own KaspeFa apMal from i S A V E $ a 0 .D 0 There's none better. REGUURLY $1.25 German Co^munfit regimes blitz ported today. three dertrtyers, today started a Campbell said the mboriwatch 'Imperialism, which Is mas.sing 5-dny \i|rit to Latakiii lifter help-, teams were distributed all over GanaiJmrAfieMbly convention proceedings to have conviction contended hls/t ON That laterprct The chsngeovey of currency threatens been aeated in violation o f ■ the. troops along our northern and Ing the .Syrian and Egj-ptlan A ir Ru m Is *nd held their first nation- to wipe otit millions of East marks union's constitution. (Ceattanedi (B igh t) Wishes Of The Family southern borders, should know to Forcea escort the Egyptian troops al test alert, to test communica- 10 STORM WINDOWS held b y' the sstellite's population. into port. Lawyers In Verbel Battle ■- OPEN TO 8 P.M. 'P ’lC C day that any anti-Syria aggression Uons and timing techniques; Sept, By CYNTHIA (LOWRY 8 vision and radio, were planned THURSDAY JOHNS. BURKE SAME Ea*t Germans who tucked sway .will he regarded as directed There is. iKill no official infor- Ottawa, Oct. 14 «Pi—Ellkabath! long In advance to maintain all The seesion on holding up Hof- 2 STORM DOORS OPEN TO NOON 'Ptc^' Uf: & "De(cociif their savings rather than trust the agalnst the entire Arab nation,’’ | mation obtainable as to the | (fkMtlnued on Page Flft4wn) II, aa queen of Canada and in her the rich color and deep-seated fa's seating . was dalaysd . for more e FREE ESTLVATES W EDNESDAY FUNERAL HOME Communist baiikB were hard hit Blzry was quoted as saying in a strength and nature o f the troops, white satin coronation dress, to traditioh o f both old world B r iU ln 'than an. hour while tha. attorneys welcoming speech. "Imperiali.sm ■ hilt reports indicate the.v a r e ' and new world Canada. . i engaged In a hot verbal battle be- e EASY TERMS INSURED SAVINGS TEL. HI s-eses DAY by the Red government’s surprise day opens the 23rd session of the should also realize today It will be mostly composed ■ o f armored Aa In England, the Queen may f o r e another federal Judge with DON'T WAIT, CALL TODAY! 87 EAST CENTER ST. lUder y e ^ r d a y to turn . In old i Canadian Parliament. She is the SIANCHESTER facing all Arabs in the event of . units, not set foot In the elected House |.counseI for the scandal-sevarred from Wires AHBIHJtNCE SERVICE FROM the store /currency for a new, Issue. Army to Take first reigning monarch to perforrh SAVINGS A LOAN SERVICE DRY CLEANERS Tho' government paid out cash aticli Bggre.sslon." ! • ' ----- ^— that (unction- o f Commons. TTie historic cere- Teamstera Union, only up to 300 marks-about $16 Egyptian land forces and naval, President Nasser Is eending monlal was set In the smaller, Martin O'Donoghue. Teamstera A.SSOCIATION MAIN OFFICE AND PLANT—93 WELLS STREET TEL. Ml 3.2209 The Queen and her husband. Bill Tunsky-MI 9*9095' 1007 MAIN STREET at the western exchange rate. units arrived in Syria's Medlter-j Egyptian arms around the Arab Full Charge of Prince Philip, were to drive from Stmate chamber, a magnificent; attorney,' asked Judge John A. ON STOCK SKID The balance, the Reds - said, ranean port of Latakia'yesterday compass In an apparent counter- Government House to Parliamehl vaulted room of red and gold. | Sirica to put down for an Immed- igton, Oct. 14 lai—Jamea Rend Herald'Advs. would be made available from under the lerpis of a mutual de- offensive against the Eisenhower Hill in the horse-drawn open state , Flanked by Prime Minister John late trial the case, brought by a WhHa Heuee prcM banka starting next Saturday. fenae pact. This action by the jo in t: Doctrine. carriage. DIefenbaker and Prince Philip, j New York rank and file Teamrter replied "n o " today Syrian-Egyptiah Military Com-1 There were rel>o"ta' of a dual i Talos Missile the Queen to read— In Eng But West Berlin, snd Allied ofH- Flags and bunting line the member group challenting Hoffa'a naked whether Frealdeat mand set up last year highlighted; shift In the Middle East: A swing i lish and 'French—the traditional cisls said the terms of the Red mile route o f the ceremonial drive, election and other decisions of the lleeahower bteoaeeraed aboot current Turkish - Syrian border; toward stricter neutrality in Csiro ! White Sands Proving Ground, "speech from the throne" outlin decrees made plain that the old and a 'brilliant, display of mili convention. the atoek market tnmM |^ to the tension. There is no word whether I and'Damascus and a weakening N. M., Oct. 14 ort of Lata- lis lt also included a meeting V-dth seated In violation the union’s MLS ership of MaJ. Gen. Abdel Hakim kia yesterday was followed by a deadly missile hunting dog, chained Saa Marlao, Oct. 14 (F)—AaO- was designed to wip^'but this kind her Prii’y Council for Canada! ■ constitution to lig/Hoffs's elec- Amer. commander ^Jn chief of to an electronic leash. Capable of CommuBlats today took ever tho lAii^ o f "illegal specuUtJon*^- - ^— formal display of EgJ'pUan naval reception at Qovernmient House tion------/ Syriifh “and Egypilah’’" Tarm^ force there. , rapid fire'and the first Completely for the high comiViisalonefs of goverameot ef the tlay RepobUe . West Oiermair.4xperts estimated News Tidbits Judge Sirics t ^ e d down O'Don- forces. ‘ ' 2. Egypt announced It was send- automatic unit, it ranks In the anti the Commonwealth countries, the of Saa Marino for the first that the Con^unlsts wtsild .mop oghue’s motlon/;ioiy tto have the case Blzry received the Eg.vptian missile class of U,S. weajjons. The Culled 'frum AP Wires heads of foreign mls.sions and ttme la 18 yean. An entiiuslaatie . up around ni«. billion of the esti set down forr ^ 1 1mediate trial, but officers, led by Adm. Mohammed ( Continued on Page Fifteen) ram-jet propelled missile Is be their wives, and, at night, a state crowd o f 4^000 Saa 5lariiieae al^ mated flye billion East marks ordered the ^fialtrial expeditedI as soon ,hosrde^'Or In circulation. Allied lieved the first supersoQlq rocket dinner .at Government House fol moat mobbed members o f. tko developed for use by both !snd and Pawnee, Okla-, turns out to help lowed hy a state reception for as O’Donoughe (lies an answer fo r ! new "white” regime aa they ar offlcia)a said the East German the Teamster's union. reginte apparently ' hoped this seagoing units. ■ ' Injured Negro high school foot some 500 government officials rived in San Marlao village from Robin Against a background of contro- ball-star... Nine Negro students diplomats and others. Godfrey, Schmidt and Thomas J. the sbaadoned steel factory that w ^ M put a brake on the stead;, tn- Shwrwoo^ A. RMcMcr Alfe* Clotnpat T. J. Crockttt Gaston/Rtolty|/|(m Co. Bation'pjaguing the Red economy. jreriy, charge and counter-charge begin fourOi week o f school in Lit Elizabeth and Philip drove in Dodd, attorneys for the rank and had been their headquarters dur I M l 8-8969 M l e-4548 M l 8-1A77 9-5781 Canada’s Pearson over the nation's missile program, tle Rock In atmosphere N egro brilliant sunshine yesterday morn file group, said they, too, tf'.nted ing slmoat twro weeks ef pOUt- Premier Otto Grotewohl went on the air at 8 a.m. and se.nt Uie top Army, Navy'.Snd scientific leaders say is "too qutet." ing to the Canadian National War a,quick trial but wanted tht bene- leal dispute. population scurrying to currejicy officials will be. On hand for the Hundreds of West 'TMas fam Goedehild Realty M i ‘ 1 - conversion booths with a warlilng ceremony. A prejis corps of sizes> ' ilies prt'pore to return to mud- (Continued on Page Tw o) (Contlnned on Page Eight) BUS MEDIATORB TO MEET Jojvh H. Loppnn, Inc. Peace Prize dimenslonr--both from 'the Sou'u;^ covered homes as flood waters . Hartford. Oct. 14 (A>—The Rt. »n S-7925 (OoaUnned bn Page Three) west and the East Coast— is being recede. .. Bridgeport man dies In Rev. 5Isgr.. Foaeph F. -DoBBelly, M I 9-5281 invited to attend firings of the mis Oslo, Norway, Oct. 14 iiP)-'Les- hospital after fall In home. j chairman of the State Beard, el sile. Pritchett. Colo., boy apeused of r Mediatioa and ^rtiitni|ioa, an ter B., Pearson' form er' Canadian Among those scheduled to attend; shoottngr father -breaks ..down a ti Eisenhower, 67 Today, nounced today that coinpaay Walton W. q^ranf : Thirst - Takes Life foreign secretar.v, has been Uie formal ce'remonies at this____ funeral. . . Archbishop (Tushing | and union repreientatives In A g a n o V Ellsworth Mitttn awarded .the 195T Nobel peace: t proving groundjn southern I dedicatee,$1,700,000 Calbolle In- ; volved In the ConaecHcut Co> / Of Crash Survivor formation Center in Boston. pay dispute have beeff-asked to MI StIISS ™, PH.. “ ft,” or.:' ■ ■/ Coast Guard searches Lo»K I*- i Has More Controversy meet with tke board la New 2'5- = ' ’ nance: Rear Adm. F. S. Wlttlngton,: Haven on Wedaeoday. The com Chittenden, 'Vt., Oct. 14 (>P)- -A. land t^ound for barge which turned ■ In the United Nations last fal *>f the Navy-Bureau of Ordnance;! pany’s bus drivers and mo- pathologist sa.VB an Arm y colonel over and sank... Erich Auerbach, I Peaixon spearhe.idcd • a campaign and Dr. E. W. Engsti-om, senior I former Yale professor, dies- ef i chahlca have called a strike for ClifFdrd Hanstn died o f thirat three days after to bring |)eaee to the Stlddle Bast, executive vice president and top Washington. Oct. 14 (Ab-Presl-b Secretary of tho Treasury Aniler- McKfmity Itvtheri tuberculosis m Wallingford. »' son; Willlaln McfJhesney Martin, 8 a.m. next Monday. M I 3-1808 . ■iirviviag a plane craalv which where Britain and France had scientist (or RCA. dent Elsenhower is 87 years old BIG 6 ROOM RANCH - i ’ ■ Widow of Texas oil man re chairman of the Federal Reserve riaimed the llvei of three com- Joined Israel In an attack on! An unusual economic (actor Is today— and the anniversary finds ■ 8-8080'* . . penlons. ports theft of $.58,000 in Jewelry, Board, and Raymond J, Saulnler. A1RCR.AFT STDCKS RISE * 3- Bedroomt * Full Dining Room * Living Room Egypt. I —*— ; New York, OcL 14 (JP)— Stock VISIT THESE . ■■ X' Dr. Richard 8. Woodruff, said from New York haiel . . .Ousted ' perhaps - i)i9r.e controversy fswlrl- chairman of the presidential Coun Largel.v as a result o f Pierson’s! (Continued on Page Nine) i prices w ere thoroughly mixed to* • Kitchen with built-in oven and range, Formica ^Howard Hastings y ^ last night C«d. David M. Perkins, Prlnceton Romknlui CatholicCa chap-jing abduL him than at any time cil of Economic Advisers. VALUE PACKED HOMES 'activity a U.N. Jf^mergency Force ’----- ' ------lain sa.VB sUideqta are being con- ’ since he became President in 165S. Eisenhower also arranged an doy. Aircrafts were up amd oils Counters * Full Basarhent * Garage * Ceramic MI S-IIOT 51, WlchlU Falls, Tex., suffered was organized to separate the._ , Km OsWinsky only minor burns, a mild concus diUoned to accept communism. ' a: But domestic' and International other meeting with the new sec down In early afternoon. Qnlas Tile Bath • Public W ater Supply. sion and a possible broken rib in Prince Charlea reported recov^j troubles alike are going to have retary of defense, Neil McElroy., from $1 to nearly $4 a share were SUNDAY or DAILY 511 8-5159 rnThe oSiraro'r- **"" Conlan.iinalcci the craah o f the plane on Lookoff cred from Asian flu . . . Queen ( to make way temporarily fo r hap- That conference may very ■ well scored by stocks of compaaloa Wamn Hewlaiid ’ Pearson In June lost his Cana- I A . P I n n t Elizabeth grkata anmeoty to 300 - py birthday salutes to the Presi- engaged la rochet and guided 5field generally. North Americnn nad Ooneral Five-room Cape, breezeway and garage. "T o see It iiFto love Today In Ottavta. Pearson said scaJe Atomic Energy Station kept land SIrhet 2 miles, then look for signs to "Robin 25.YEAR FHA Carlton W. Hwlthini JA 8-8524 " A mediciU report said the other-, tic missile >. . . .North (Carolina's! gallon of several hundred Repub- Those Soviet claims—and Rus-1 Dynamics. it. . .to love It la to buy it.” Asking 116,800. he was thunderstuck at the an their milk at homo today, waiting HIH” .Model Home on Tayler Htrert. MORTGAGE . Ml S-S188 three officera pn the plane died! segregation' plan to be tented in; llcan (>erty fund raisers headed by sla’i spectacular launching of a n ! 14,990 nouncement. He had not known of to hear If it is too radioactive. |dispute btwoen Negroes and Iff-1 Vice President Nixon atto Meade Earth aatellite— have added to the CHURCH 5IEROER OPPOSED o f buma. They were. Capt. Eual A. It until he was advised by re A ir-zuilum-cartrld,ge ii-sed toj dians. - / Alcorn, chairman of thrf GOP Na- controversy enveloping Bisenhow-; Hartford. Oct. 14 (M —Some ALICE CLAMPET, Rooligp Cathey, S3, Brooklyn. N. Y.. the’ porters. B u ild ers BIRCHDALE HOMES, Inc. 843 51 AIN STREET— .MI 9 -4 M Eorlo S. Rohan pilot: Col. Emery E. Hyde. 48,. manufaelure plutonium fof' trlg-j Negro leader.. says Detroit Hlonal Committee. Thjt group ar- er and his administcatlon In th e ! 800 representatlvei of Congre Developers Arthur A. Knofla or rail any hlultiple Listing Sen^R ealtor, -Eugene, Ore., and Lt. Col. CTlinton' The prize was awarded by the ger devIcy.T In nuclear bomh.s be showN “fhinger signals _pf Inter-1 rangedra ^ e d to presentprejienl a cake. ’ i foreign policy and natiooal'natkioal defanse gational Cl)ristlsn (,!hurches op M l 8-S440 USE ML.S FOR FAST A^klON! 5fl 8-7488 Q. Merrill. 44. Dewitt. N. Y. , Nobel Committee of the , Nor came overheated Friday and )>oured I group tensions” . , . Trlhity C ol-; TTiere were'.suve to be surprise (iold during the last year, posed to the union o f that d ^ The wreckage was spotted last-! wegian. Storting t Parliament 1. radioactive Iodine out a.chimney a t ' lege chapter of Theta XI launejk- tributes too. and the, greetings th a t, There was much more criticism nomlnatfod with the evengellcal Friday, nine days after the plane The committee again decided Wlndseale.. e« campaign to allow pledging of arrive annually by mall-and tele- than on other Eisenhower birth- snd reformed church are regis crashed oh a (light from Gover-i not to award the 1956, prize. The ■ Samples of milk from nearby- Negro students. . . - gram. A fam ily dinner this eve- days since he becsme^Presldent. tered- for n . conference'of tho Modtiint Smith Arthur Wilhit Ehfo Tylar Elsin Mtytr norg Island, N. Y., to Burlington,' committee found no worthy candi (anna showed s level of radioaettv'e ' . -nternatlonsl ‘ Brotherhood of ning siso seems likely. As in sll moments o f such crltl- National Association ot Congre M l 9-4889 -7 date/. iodine Six times shove the norrnal j Electrlcsl ..^Workers to exempt Eisenhower’s business engage- clsm. Eisenhower has his staunch » f l S-1M2 '511 9*4489 ‘ M I 8-0481 Vt. gational ' Churches. In - South SearChgra said Col. -Perkins ap-' -, 'Ihe 1956 prise, the amount of safety limits. mrmbere earning leas thap $1.25 ments for the day deal with both defenders. The unusual thing ‘ Is Congregational -C%urch Tuesday GASTON REALTY CO. parently had attempted to light I which was not announced, will be Dr. A. S. McLean, chief medical an hour from paying dues. domestic snd world problems. , that he, as an Individual, is being I through Thursday; The- asso a (ire. as a signal to other planes. disposed.as follows: two-thirds to officer of the Atomic Energy i^uth- British, Foreign Secretary' Selwyn He booked one coirference that i shai;^y criticised In those areas I ciation, tonaed I9 churches op 165 SCHOOL STREET . a Ml 9-5731 EVfeNWGS Ml 9-7466 y John ■isooll Stqnlay fray lorniii Cmtor Jarvis Rnolty Co.- Much o f the grass near hti body, the main NobCI fund and one-third ority'Z indust"’" ' section, said Lloyd arrives In New York en could amount to a 'review of the I by some. i posing the union, will elect isfll- PI t*ns8 Ml 8.027S TRemdat 8^98 5ns-4iit 200 ygrda from the plane, was routeito Williamsburg to help wel nation’s economy. ■ ' I . — ----- rets at tho S-day moetlag hoeu burned. ' LESTER B. FEABSON | \^. (CoattiiMd aa Pago B^ht) (CoatiBued OB Page Twe) come ))l8 Queeh. 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Bolton hundreds ot people carted away Glastonbury Miss Coimecticiit Thrifty to Lose from the border between E ast and Eisenhower, 67 Today, Weat Berlin was still unknown. Elizabeth II to “Open At Products Shou^ Sheinwold on Bridge Youth Injured Presumably moat of them were In East Reich released ah er being searched and Nine Appeals In 3-Car Oash Silk Town queitioned. j . Hero Are Your Has More Controversy Plana are completed, an^ the West Berlin banks resumed Manchester Junior Chamber of TWO CHANCES AXE Seatli dMltr Canadian Assembly Bolton, Oct. 14 (Special)—Ro(nald Money Switch their open market operations In Face Board Commerce Products Show is all BETTER THAN ONB North-Bonth voIaMgbl* East marks this {morning with the (OMHuued tmoi B bc' One) set to open Wednesday, Sam By Alfred Sheinwold ' -NORTH DeCkiudia, 17, of Ireland Rd., South Notes and Quotes newly issued currency. Diamond, chairman of the Show EXHOBITORS South bad to develop one extra (Coattaued from Page One) Milk Contaminated Glastonbury, Oct. 14 (Special)— (Continued from Page One) A K • .< S t Coventry, waa chaired with reek- \hy EARL YOST: Dealers quoted the new mark Ob the domeetic front, too. 1 The Zoning Board of Appeals and wiir continue until Oct. 27, Committee, said today. spade trick or onf. extra heart V K Q 9 4 3 leas driving Saturday after a S-car a t the lame open market price aa with a door-to-door canvass by Mayor Harold A. Turkington •enhower U confrwited with t iZB) will hold their first session trick out of dummy's long jlUlts. It ♦ A 3 I erash at Rt. 8 and South Rd. that the old currency would be the old currency, 4 barracaka said DeCiaudia, headed lightning changeover waa aimed at war veterans. A crowd of 10,0 east behind a car driven by Wil field was William Btanek of 35H Meyers. Jim Sheldon and Sal and aervicea in the Mancheiter Sidewalk dealers were still buy Little Rock. Aric., pnd insure ad Philip Locke. volunteers and streets assigned to Over 40 exhibitors are scheduled Wkst opened the deuce of dia V J 9 3 7 3 V. 8 making worthless the millions of ing the old East German ' cur farmers were told to store their cheered the smiling couple in Con- to operate booths in the show. Miss liam LAeman, 87. 6( 13 Newman Walker St. Today tiie 8Uh«k Elec Vendrillo. Also, I-year perfect arte. Some lucky person who at MANCHESTER mittance of Negroe.i to Central Nine exceptions to building and them so that the entire town would federation Square. monds, and South played low from A X B E ast marks held by what he called rency but at the rate oi 60 Bast milk until a decision can be made Susan Lightbrowni Misa Connecti St., Manchester, slammed into the tronics Laboratories at 27 Broad meeting attendance marks have tends will win an all expense' espionage organizations and High School. zoning regulations will be consid be covered. The goal this year has From the memorial -they drove the dummy. East won with the t 4 ___A 18 » I • 3 1 marks to one West mark. Hieae about its use. ered. 'raey are; George Alex cut of 1958, will be in attendance king and returned a diamond. SOOTH preceijlng car when Leeman slowed St. offers complete service. Syl- been credited to M eik Holmes; weekend trip for two In New BjMCuIatora in Weat Berlin and There are many dtisens who be been set at 82,5Cio. The money will to, old Christ , CSiurch Anglican vania and Motorola brands are Fred Malln, John Pickles, Ray York. speculators apparently were hop He said it might be good for ander to build an addition to a be entirely used for the better Friday and Saturday evenings. Now South could expect to ruff A A 4 to turn left In South Rd, W*4t Germany. lieve Elsenhower took the one and Cathedral, where a crowd of 2,000 tret Smith, Norman Weil and Len » • • ing that the West Berlin or West feeding animals or making b\ittcr non-conforming building at 2768 ment of the local Scouting activi- T>vo trips to New York Will one club in dummy, could discard A A After hitting Ueeman's car, De- While armed police and soldiers German government might re only course open to him In that and cheese. waited. There the Prince, a lay be awarded to the exhibitor whose Y ost...P h ilip Shaw of' 165 Hack Xirconditioning at the New virtually sealed off the satellite Main St. ip General Business tle.s. reader, read the second lesson, the a second club on a top heart, but J 10 8 T a esudia’s vehicle spun around Into imburse to some extent the west great controversy. "The amount of radioactivity Zone; Paul Herman to conduct an booth is voted most popular and to A X J B the opposite lane and struck a west matack St. win mark 39 years with Regal Men's'Shop at 903-905 Main nation from its neighbors, the But there also are many, par Atty. Wynne Reappointed Parable of the Talents from the needed some way to get rid of his the Manchester Post Office Thurs ern businessmen who were caught which could get Into manufactur-1 auto body repair shop on proper- Atty, Edward C. Wynne has been the person who makes the best third club. Clearly, he would have Soath West Neeih Hm 4 bound vehicle, operated by Em eit S t has been Installed by the Wil giant conversion operation at a ticularly In the South, who bitter book of Matthew. day.. .Wilbert Hsdden of 18 Per liams Oil Service of 341 B:‘oad 'with the old eurrepeyv ers’ products would not do a n y ' ty owned by John L. Preli in the reappointed town counsel by the Suggestion for improving next to develop one^of dummy's long 1 A Fan 1 A P m * Trueman, 87, of North (Coventry, rate .of one to one was carried ly disagree with Elsenhower, and It was the (Queen's live television year ahow. police said. kins St. has' again been named S t, which is headed bx Nick Pen- through by about midnight. harm and the consumption would | rear of 97-103 Hebron Ave.. in Board of Selectman for a 2-year debut, but she carried it off like a suits. Which one? 2 A P*M * V Who have parted political company be less." he said. | General Business Zone; Hodge Another feature of the show will DeCMudia complained of back general chairman of the annual cheff . . . Twenty years of service term. Other reappointmenta by the veteran. She spoke slowly, ap South tossed a mental coin In 3 A P*** ^ e P a n Five Mile Road Race on Thanks The West Berlin Ebcchange Of With him. be the Savings Bank of Manches Injuriee alter the crash but Was at Hamilton Standard in Windsor Fruit and vegetables from the Enterprises Inc. to erect a gaso Board Include George H. Shipman, pearing relaxed and composed. stead of thinking matters through. 4 A P9ii P*** Pa*9 giving morning which will be fice "association estimated West Stump, Steak Burn Ih e Inroads the Republicans farms also were collected for test line station between 866-878 Main ter’s booth, manned by local con Opening lend— A B not hospitalized. His car waa de- made under Elsenhower in the tree warden for a 1-year term; Her voice was high pitched but He elected to go after the hearts, sponsored by m itm eg Forest, No. Berlin banka and exchange offices ing. St., in General Business Zone; tractor who wij! .furnish free ad- and this decision was to prove his moliahed. State Police said. were caught with about 20 million South In 1952 and 1956 appear like Ros.s C. Powell, Sewer Commission not piping- as Lord Altrincham, a Ice.on home building and improve De(?au(lta'o case will be heard 116, Tall Cedars of Lebanon. Once In Weekend Fires "We do not say the situation is Edward F. Dickau for the Glas for a 5-year term; and Caleb H. recent severe British critic of her downfall. ruffs a spade, ruffs a club In dum again elFbroceeds will enter the East marks (81,100.000) which ly to be largely erased in I960, dangerous bill we felt it necessary tonbury Lumber Co. to build an ment problems. The contractors Nov. 8 in Bolton Juatlce Court, how were worthless. It could not barring a ^litical miracle. O'Connor, Development and Indus platform manner, contended. South took the ace of hearts and my, and ruffs another Spade. This Muscular Dystrophy FTind 6f the The oddest things seem to (Xtch to stop .supplies, especially for addition to a building roughly 500 participating will be B m ^ t Rich led another heart to dummy’s estimate how hnany millions were A year ago. Eisenhower was in trial Commission for a S-year term. ' Seated at a desk in the govern ardson, Charles Ponticelli, Or sets up the last spade, and dummy Cedars. fire around here. children.." Dr. McLean aaid.. feet in the rear of 2776 Main St., ment House study with photo queen. Ehrst discarded a club, and can be reached with a heart. held by other businessmen, by offi the midst'of an election campaign Atomic Energy ofllcers insist in General. BuaineU Zone. . T^ie Recreation Committee has lando Annum. Clement Watson, cial organizations including under Last night at 8:15 p.m. 8th Dia- SHOW graphs of her two children. Prince It was therefore clear that the Now suppose that apades broke and only three weeks away from that the spread of radio activity Alse Cgrl M. and Ruth R. Ber- also been kept intact for another Frank Gambolati, Paul Dougan, Martin Receives New members in the Women's ground agencies and by individual 2-year period. They are Bernard W. Charles and Princess Anne, visible hearts were stacked badly. South badly. South would know this by trict firemen were called to the overwhelming re-cleellon to a sec was not serious. gengfen to build a home with leas at one aide of the TV screen, Eliza Olaf Erlandson and Melvin Bid- Auxiliary at Manchester Mem6rial West Germans. Bowers School playground to ex ond term. Now be is ineligible un Funk, James B. Forbes. Peter glumly discarded a club on the the time he took dummy's king of The area affected. In Cumber than the required side yard at 57 beth wore a dress of silver em well. Miss National Home Week, king of hearts, cashed the top Maxwell Report Hospital Include Mrs. Alien Financial experts said specula tinguish a burning ituihp. It waa der the constitution to run again. Monaco, Robert C. Allen. Harry Judy O'Brien of Hartford, will also spades. He could then switch to Behnke of 178 E. (Center St.. Mrs. land County, is seven miles long Bayberry Rd., in AA Residence broidered, powder blue lame, spades and ruffed a spade. tors and hoarders in other ElMt the third time In recent weeks that OPENING WEDNESDAY Ha is the first president to whom and two miles wide. There are 100 Zone; A. J . Bldwell and Donald Nickel and Merritt B. PratL The be on hand to greet visitors to the hearts, and would still have time Oeneril Manager Rlidiard Mar Richard Carpenter of 285 Henry European satellites also were prob Board of Education has been 4-strand pearl necklace and booth. All would have ended well if to set up a heart if that suit bre^a they had been called due to a fire the amendment barring a third farms in it and the populatloh Is B.AQuay and family to occupy a tudor rose brooch. tin received ToiVn Planning Ad St., Mrs. David Caldwell Jr; of ably left with large stocks of the term applies. asked to appoint a representative New exhibitors in the show are each opponent held three spades. no worse than 4-2. In short, he 158 Boulder Rd.; Mrs. Uewla Cod marks. * ill Uie rotten stump. estimated at more than 5,000'. trailer at 558 Griswold St. in A For the 8-mlniite, 900-word But the. apades broke 4-2, and ministrator I^Ured Maxwell's re Last night they decided that The Windscale atatlon is ad to serve on the committee. John J. Oonln Insurance, and could play for both suits Instead of ding of 73 Fslknor Dr., Mrs. Lulu A statement from the Weat Ger Eisenhower himself has ex- Residence Zone; Malcolm A. Bid- speech she used a teleprompter and South could reach dummy only only one. port on a capital improvement they’d be rid of it once and for praaKd doubt the third term ban jacent to the Calder Hall Atomic well to occupy a trailer at 578 Ham Sapper Set also referred to a script a time or Manchester Surplus Sales Co. program today. Doughty of 23 McKinley St., Mrs. man Socialist party denounced the Energy Plant. Calder Hail pro The Mr. and Mrs. Club of the once more—with a club ruff. Dally Question Michael Esposito of 193 Porter St., currency action. It said a great all and, at (?hlef John M en's or MS worked to diminish his influ Griswold 8t. in A Residence Zone; two. Occasionally she switched Down one. The 45-page report goes over der, pulled it Up with the aid of MANCHESTER ARMORY duces electricity by atomic energy, Bernard and Judith Holland to First Church of Christ win serve As dealer, you hold: Spades; A progress made since 1945 and Mrs. Fred Edgar of 1208 Main St., many East Germans, particularly ence—^wlth Congress for example. into French for the benefit of the The correct line of play Is to 4 3; Hsarta; A 10; Diamonds: Q J a fire truck. 'But be would be the last to deny sending its power and by-producta build a home at the rear of 2312 a ham supper Wednesday at 9:45 makes suggestions for.the future. Mrs. David Grossman o f.37 Jordt poorer people, can now expect to French-speaking provinces. Many Hear Pipers Uckle the Spades first. This will 10 9 7; d u b s: K Q 6. What do you ■Jr. Herald Photo St., Mrs. Peter Gram of 193 E. lose all their savings. Then there waa another blase that his trouble 'has increased a into the Windscale plant to help Hebron Ave., in Rural Residence p.m. In the church hall. Mrs. David Elizabeth said she hoped to re Coordination of c o ita l improve miXIAM e^ANDK make plutonium. S. Burdge and Mrs. Walnwright assure the slam if either spades or aay T Onter St., Mrs. Arthur IlUng of Early today the Reds restored that destroyed a ateak. good deal since the start of hla Zone; Sarah G. Moore to organ turii to Canada in 1959 for the hearts happens to break no worse ments through the Town Planing second term last January ize a non-profit aocial and rec' are In charge of the supper. 'The In Park Exhibition Answer: Bid one no-trump. This 153 Porter St., Mrs. Everett Keith traffic to and from Bast Germany Saturday afternoon, jitii Dia- opening of the St. Lawrence Sea than 4-2. Commission Is recommended in the featured as well aa marine trict firemen were summoned to Sponsored By Great volcanic eruptions throw reatlonal club for Apple Hill resi entertainment committee, Mr. and shows 19 to 18 points wiUi bal repbrt. radio and equipment. S t a n e k, of .119 Pitkin St., Mrs. Harry to normal. Heavily "reinforced way and "then 1 hope to take that Let’s see how it works. South anced distribution and at least the home of Donald B. Manning, so much fine dust into the air dents and non-reeidents on prop Mrs. Arthur Bradbury and Mr. and cjiance to travel more widely A crowd estimated at MO to 1,000. Martin asked the .Oommiaslon on a member of the Manchester Radio Lloyd of 218 Lydall St.. Miss Ann guards had slowed down and care that "spectacular" sunsets fol- erty generally located north of gathered at Center Park Saturday takes the ace and king of Spades, three suits stopped. Legace of 166 Blssell St.. Mrs. fully' screened all movement over 124 Hawthorne St., to eqol off a Manchester Mrs. George Stewart have arranged across the country," discovering that both opponents Aug. .28 to study a capital Im Club, operates hla own amateur for months afterwards. Cider Mill Rd. and west of Cort a fun program that will include a evening for the exhibition by seven (Copyright 1857, Geoeml provements budget. He made the short ■wave radio with the call let John McDermott of 32 Gerard St., the satellite's borders-during the steak that became too well done. MON. • nu. ON 18 She told the children of Canada follow suit. Now he is home. He They reported some smoke dam land Rd., and for permission to "mystery ride." pipe bands. Features Corp-) suggestion in conneclion with a ters WIBYN. He is also an active Mrs. Leo Parker of 17 Princeton conversion, to nab anyone trjrlng Junior Chamber of Commerce that thelra "la a wonderful and St.. Mrs. Donald Richter of 208 to bring in East marks for ex age, but aald no one was hurt but 5KM) P. M. erect dwellings on three lots Bnnoe Tent to Meet exhilarating country worthy of The affair, conducted by the study of financing capital im member in the Communications THOMAS TOPPING bounded on the north by property The Eliza A. Bunce Tent meet Manchester Pipe Band, alrc at provements on a long'^ange basis. Division of the Civil Defense unit. Spring St., Mrs. Arthur Smith of change. the steak. your J» s t service when you grow Locks was noted recently by Thom (fM*t SKKT of M. Armando, west by Lloyd E. ing will be held tonight at 8 up." tracted a capacity crowd to Orange The general manager said to Servicemen on the staff Include, 28 Raymond Rd., Mrs. William For the first time since the 1948 n u s gf NwbMt MONDAY and Alice T. Holland, not on a o'clock in the Masonic Hall and Hall n'here the indoor exhibition day that he will examine the re besides Stanek, James Lambert of Thornton of 10 Fenwick Rd., Mrs. as Topping of 30 Server St. He is Ruslsan blockade, the Autobahn — -*-■ -A.- _ "We hope that one day we shall in the Assembly Department. MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. Ww8 BVN 0k town approved road. members are reminded to bring followed the parade in the park and port ae soon as possible. Rbckvllle. Steve Stenger of Glas John Wennergren of 90 Oxford St., road link between West (Jermany be able to bring our children here up Main St. Mrs. Norms Well of 71 E. Middle and isolated Weat Berlin waa ' Church Anctiqn Set articles for the Cup Sale. to see it," she said. tonbury and Robert Werner of 384 I•CITI1BI The Men's (Tlub of St. P a u Ts J. Earl Kennedy, general chair Woodland St. Mrs. Emily Stanek Tpke. and M rs Abraham Zubrow MIDLAND MAN closed to traffic. Blast Berlin was APPLIANCE EARN Elizabeth said she had "vivid man of the event, indicated that of 19 Waranoke Rd. Earliest evidence of human life virtually sealed off from Allied (3iurch will hold an auction in the ' Manchester Evening Herald memories of my journey across PROGRAMS is the chief bookkeeper and Mrs. GVAKANTIID taCOHMMSf the host band was pleased with the yet found on the American con ocimpted West Berlin. Church Hall on Naubuc Ave. Oct. Olastonbnry correapondent, Mrs. the country in 1951" and noted Town Units Study Dorothy Baldyga of 79 Mill St. is •>/ AAW REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE m COUNTttSPV 21 at 8 p.m. turnout and encouraged about its employed also aa a bookkeeper. tinents was a skull unearthed near Western officials met to con WATCH M M IRC Betty McNamara, telephone MEd- that "great things have happened plan to hold a full-scale pipe band A1 Miller, well known in Man Midland. Tex., and caUed Midland sider a protest against what they The prfKeeda Will be used to sup ford 3-1753. here in the last fix years" since Relocation of Rt. 6 Stanek has been at the Broad St. chester and son of George, Miller, GREAT EASTERN CONSTRUCTION CO.. Inc. port the CYO and the Church competition In Manchester next location since 1952. An ardent fish Man. Evidence indicates the bones termed a violation of the 4-power that previous 'visit. She praised the year. proprietor of Miller's Restaurant, are at least 12,000, and possibly occupation agreement for free Ger; building fund. "adventurous undertakings" In the The Town Development (Com erman, he owns a iS^foot boat is seeking a councilman's position MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE ON WHCT The parishioners have donated Besides the Kilties and St. "Video Everyday" which he uaea weekend! at the 20,000 years old. man traffic within Berlin and oh Industrial and economic field. Patrick's Irish Pipe Band, another mission (TDC) will join other town in Hartford . . . A. William Astley the autobahn. AT 11:45 numy articles such as radios, pho Extended Forecast Due Wednesday In C. 8. officiAla tonight at a meeting with shore. of this town will direct the Bea nographs, appliances, sporting local organization, units Included France's wheat harvest this year The Eaat German regime ad J. A. lERGRENOAIRY FARMS, Ine. CHANNEL Calling attention to her depar the Boston Caledonian Society Pipe State Highway Department au- con Players, employe drama group is expected to total 396.0(K],000 mitted to at least 80 arrests of goods,. toys, building supplies, Hartford, Oct. 14 iJPi—Temper' ture for the United States Wednes Band, Worcester Kiltie Band, thoritiea on the relocation of Rt. 6 Champion salesman among of the Travelers Insurance Co., in furnitures and many other inter bushels, an increase of 65 per cent persona crossing from ths West FITZGERAkQJAOTORS. Ine. atures In Connecticut for the next day, the Queen told the Canadians: Bridgeport Pipe Band, Stamford through Manchester, members of the Manchester its T)roductlon. "Light IJp. the over 1956. with Bast marks. But ths fata of esting items. Local merchants five days. Tuesday through "When I go to tlje United States, Pipe Band, and the Tolland High The State's plans and objections Kiwanis Club for the second Sky." which will be presented Nov. have given new merchandise which Saturday, wlll^average 3 to 5 de I shall be go)pg m . head of the landers. to- 4heiW"WiH'"b» Alsoiiaswt.-at- <84'«trat|^t -3>eMr ill the racaail peanut 14-16 at-tj6e "Avery .Memorial HOUSE FROZEN fIfS Witt gUso'-tor aiictlone(r by Robert grees above nomial. At time Canadian nation. . . . J want you The about 70 pipers land drum' o'clock in the Municipal Building, Bale was Herman Heck, who Hartford : . . Annual Manchester R. 'McMann and Thomas J. Shea. the normal mean temperature at to reflect that it is the Queen of mers joined in a massed bands hearing room. turned In MS'. The Klwanians Products Show opena Wednesday I. D. PEARL APPUANCE and FURNITURE CMinRE The co-chairmen of the commit Bridgeport is 54 and at New Ha Canada and her husband who are show at the close of the outdoor ex Town Directors, members of the raised a total of 8952 which will be 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 ^ tee, Peter J. Hasslacher and ven 53 and at Hartford 52. Range concerned. . . . hibit. Express Highway (Committee, and u s^ for worthwhile children’s Miracle maln- MANCHESTER PIPE and SUPPLY C O . Howard R, Kirch, promise other is from a usual high of 64 to "I feel proud and happy to be Mayor Harold A. Turkington wel TDC members have been invited projects during the coming year.. p'TIERNEY apriag gnar^ interesting features. Donald R. low of 40. Warmer Tuesday queen of such a nation.” corned the musicians to Manches by the Town Planning (Commission Annual Kiwanis Club election of aateed to Rev- TEMPO ORGAN and PIANO CO. •KMAtOCAMSON Foran will run the refreshment through Thursday, cooler Satur One member of the royal party ter and lauded the two local groups to attend. , officers vrill be held Thursday, Oct. booth. ELECTRONICS OLLIE'S or break. Is now avail* day. Some rain Thursday and Fri was reported a casualty, even be for the entertainment they have The State will be represented by Ted Bantly has been nominSted FUNERAL HOME able for meet watches. / SEARS ROEIUCK A CO. Other members of the commit day will total 14 to H inch. fore the schedule went into high provided in the community. David Johnson, head of the high-, for president to succeed Ormand AUTO BODY tee are Ernest A. Grasso, John M. gear. The Countess of Leicester, A dance at Orange Hall followed' LABORATORIES way department’s planning divi West with William Glenney and A ihNBOT MODERN F ACpUTRES MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE Sayers. Raymond R. Htncliffe, POTATO USE Elizabeth's principal iady-in-wait- the exhibition. ‘ sion. f — Atty. Dick Law nomtnatett for « WELDING FfNDEU MANUFACTURING CO. W H C T i Tonight I.«na Horne, Ethel Joseph W. Oragek. J. Martin Most of the dehydrated pota Ing, went to bed at Government 2 7 7 BROAD first and second ‘vice president it AUTO lODY and » <^F-aiRIIBT PABKlNa DEWEY- Hertford \ Waters, Duke Ellington in Jacques. Philip J. Barlbault and toes now being produced are In House with a bad head cold as STAY-AT-HOMES posts. respeoUvely. . . Speaking 'of KELUR'S MEN'S WEAR ■ Howard T. O'Connell. the form of dize, with their big soon as the royal.plane reached A study indicated that three of the. Kiwanis Club, peanuts left FENDER REPAIRS T 4)UnT RaNbENmAL MBKUXFORBOOD CIS TELEVISION The annual Girl Scout fund gest use being in stews and every four American adults have RADIO oyer from its recent sale have been RICHMAN \ CAIIN IN THE SKY Ottawa late Saturday afternoon. T f L E V I S I 0 N 119 WEST OBNTER lit. ( i R S t W ast'sl MoKee S t ) MANCHESTER TRUST CO. drive officially opened yesterday hashes, The 45-year-old countess told a never taken an Sir trip; half have donated to the Mansfield State Hos ★ COMPLETE CAR 787 MAIN ST. / reporter by telephone th^t ahe never been more than 100 miles by All Am tM iliMi pital and the American Legion for PAINTING T bus; SO per cent have never trav Chaaacl S Hartford. Coaa. , HARTFORD GAS CO. thought at first she nad Asian flu CImUUICI 0 Now .M.VVWHavoo. w/wCoaa. the forthcoming Halloween parties. LACQUEB sad fcNAMEL but the doctor attending her skid eled by train; and 11 per cent Cbaaael U Hartford. Coaa. • * • Clwaael ** “ * “ ' - - not. The countess added that the have never traveled more than 100 Biirlaafleid. Mati. Perfect attendance at Manches 8 GrtswoM Street CONNECTICUT POWER CO. miles by auto. Chaaaol M Britala. Coaa. T l l l l n i : \ Queen and Prince Philip were in Chanacl 5 3I Watcrtcirr.___ _ Coaa. € ter Rotary Club meetings during TeL MI-9 5095 another part of the plane on the Cbaaael 36 Hoijrokeoijroke. nai / / / /rt/ f the past two years la boasted by PEFSI-COLA. LoFRANCE REVERAGE CO. Transatlantic flight and thus prob "Bear State" was the nickname ably ware, nnt exposed. Att mem of Arkansas until 1923, when It I I 10 \ ' r ^ ^""^^^^’^ L O I E TRAVEL AGENCY was changed 16 “Wonder State." bers of the royal party had Asian M BM IH M iM _ \ ‘ • * X, ft-? V ^ flu shots before leaving London. COLUMBIA SAVINGS RANK OF MANCHESTER The Queen meanwhile is being attended by her other lady-ln- BICYCLES waltlng for the trip. Lady Rose W. G. GLENNEY LUMUR CO. Baring. Sales aad Service THE WHITING Keith's th Anniversary Sale! :|s ifiercy kf7^ g ever lustltl^id? 58 ROY SCOUTS Sizes 20 to 29 CORPORATION PICKS NEW NAME SpoBOored by STANEK ELECTRONIC^ LABORATORT Aatomntie Heatia;lag Spedallsta O N £ presents a ■probing drayka tohieh explores this HmHiireaMng gueiiiw , Upon his accession to the throne, 844 Bialn S t —T< OPEN DAILY FROM f A.M. UNTIL f P.M., CLOSE SATURDAYS AT 5:30 and ANDREW ANSAUM o a , the Pope takes a new name, which BILL’S TIRE and 'et BO 8-1169 a fam ily finds itself yoith an invalw^^ndemned to a l i f e w itkM t eonsHo>usness, j usually is the name of some pred MANSFIELD STATE TRAINING SCHOOL REPAIR SHOP (M) RESTLESS GUN ecessor whose sanctity and policy (M) POUTtCAL Sponsored by ALEXANDER JARVIS particularly appeal to him. 180 Spruce S t—MI 9-0938 SsIS (It) POLITICAL ' and JARVIS REALTY CO. S:34 ( 1) BOLD JOURNEY SWIMMING TIGERS t;M ( SI LOOK AND LRABN "Amaiea Trader" ( t) BANDSTAND •JM}» t a l e n t SGUUT8 GIRL SCOUTS Tigers are excellent swimmers. P AV O FK (33-M) WELLS FARGO Sponsorrd by FIRST NATIONAL BANK (IS-Ul BIU . "Tke Fees" It la reported that they wlU even (Xt-Ml MATINGK TUKATEE and MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD - ^ (Color) (U) CHINA SMITH swim from one island to another 9:M < *-**> “ OW(y»D BARLOW’S OB- in search of a better hunting f ** KSTRA— Oaeel i Tbemaa L. Tkomas CONN. STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE y ground. 4iM <1U B B IO U T E B DAY ( S) WUIBLYBIRBS Sponsored by CASE BROS., Inc. ( 31 KABTOON G A PE ES L, T. WOOD CO. '»-»•> OGEEN FOB A DAT ! « * s : starring Richard KItsy and Baatrles $iraldht PARTS SToan C. S. F IB R E GLASS CO. GKILEDEMiLLElS III* US) EDOE OF NIGHT nS-(U) DECEMBER BRIDE moevcTiON < 3) LITTLE RASTALS (« -Jt) A TURN OF FATE EASTWOOD (»3) TBl'ST YOL’B "Lost aad Feaad" HE4RING AID CENTER OF CONNECTICUT (33) BOXING Alas ls«0d BoM. Mltckam 4» MODiniN aOMAMCES "Aa, Art el Merer" n v i t t n e r 's g a r d e n c e n t e r (:M ( 3) FLASH OOBOON 33 3 -'r'' - \ "8oy ‘ "H aovm i < S-SS) SU PERSfA N < - #) SUSPICION (II) I LED THREE LIVES "The Other Side et Ue RARTLETT-SRAINARD CO. On A Knows Mr. Commandments COMEDY T IM E Oolisliin" A lh o tt" 0«*UOS rut ANHl (M) rOPEYK ( 3) BOXING MACON UGHrm PROtiECTION CO. ClacimaSropo CiaciaaScopa aad Color aad Color Raady Saady ve. Oeaa H£5IOK-BRYHNEIi-6«(IEIi Aewrieeas. 1* rd. NORLEE a l u m in u m PRODUCTS CO. Wed., **Tfee Pride KMtOG WONNt Nicliols mlddlewelshi f I t aad tha Patsloa" >34) STATE t r o o p e r Manehnstar TIRE U:4S D E a R L O Inc. 11:44 XHJ4) NEWS ■*** KOVIES NORM AN R. CHASE C O . PRIC ES (33) THE BIO NEWS Performances ALL SEA TS GOODYEAR (U) WEATHER 11:45 (U) STAB SROWCABE NEW MODEL LAUNDRY CO. DAILY ' Matinees 11:14 (IS) WEATHER AND BPORTR CUM 90c CUSTOM 8URVRRANJTE (34) WFJITHEB Matinees SNOW TIR ES DORSEY FURNITURE SB 1:45 Adnlt 90c UtU (14) MILLION D O ljjlR HOYIR Evenings la The Sky)' < S) THE PALCON ' MANCHESTER SURPLUS SALES CO. ' Academy Award Winner Evenings CUM 76c Store and Plant 296 Broad S t THE BIG SHOW 13:34 < 4) NEWS MANCHESTER FUEL DEALERS’ ASSN. ( 3) BIO A D V E N TU R E Fancy lace trimmed, < ^JSIC K EV MOUSE CLUB shadow panels. Whits, WED.t "Pride and the Pnaslon” 3344) TIC TAR ponO R , BRING ALONG ---- CARTOON CARNIVAL 13:14 ( 4-1448) LOVE AT LIFE . ( •) NEWS a WEATHER , 13:34 3 ( S> RUGS BUNNY < ) CONN. WILD LIFE (18) SEARCF FOR TOMORROW YOUR SKILL ( S) POLITICAL (33-S4I IT COULD BE VOU ( t> NEWS. SPORTS a m> NEWS (33) AT HOME WITH RITTT EXPENSE FREE i ( 9) SH ERIFF p F CHOCHISB (55) MOVIE A-lways ( I) HAWKJSYE (84) TEX AND JINX 1:35 (18) N inra Csmpdft w Hi $100 cM rs WEEKEND (^) WHATBKB 1:88 (IS) AS THE WORLD TURNS (M) mews * WBATHEK (33) NEWS FOR TWO B-eH'er <«> S K i» « FOCUS (38) HOWARD MILLER SHOW HIGH-BACI MODERN WMG (Sn.NEW S ' (Coler) with horUoBtal channal-bock 7 plaid iabricB. (II) ROBIN ROOD "Pepper" For A Tasty Meal Visit Our (31) F U J I LAWSON ARM CHAIR vrUh T* (91) POLinCAE cuahAoii. blscnll-taltad bock. USE THIS COiiPON Cheerful Coffee Shop (SI) AMERICAN BANDSTAND ilS) raRRIW OPJJOCRISR CbolM ol iilaia coftan. A iiaol FREE 9)99 (U 4B) RURNS ANOULUCR RMOt-alMd dMir-)-oTar 37** blq^l FOAM RUUnt PARKING! ' SHOW r jHis couFon Xnd ” ~l OPEN DAILY f A.M . re P.M. ( ■> GUV MITCHELL SHOW FISHER rU B RTORAOB 6 G.eele! Jerk Canea aa4 835 Bread 8L HI * -n U diSIMONB ON ALL CHAIRS SAT. TILL 3 P.M .^LOSED ALL DAY SUNDAY 'Martaret WUttas EAf Y CREDIT TERMS _ GOOD FOR ONE I NpRMAN’S. 445. Rd. OPEN ’TIL Keith's Will Never C ADMISSION TO THE h i* if It Ittrnifttro Be Undersold! 10 P.M. Ma n c h e s t e r | MANCHESTER’S FAVORITE 1115 MAIN ST. 117 MAIN ST. Kalth’B, Manchester, Open Dally From CAVEY’S FAST FJARTFORD 9 AM. Ilntil 9 PM., Clooe Saturdoya PRODOCTS SHl ^ TONIGHT AT 10 ON CHANNEL 18 APPLIANCE STORE EVERY M ANCHF :TER 4SEASrCENTIRSTMET At 6:80. PHONE NITE m K. MIDDU TPKE., MANCHESTBt \ ^ ' . / t. I- I
•X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, (X)NN„ MONDAY, OCTOBEk 14, 1967 PAGE n v i P4iGPiX)UI MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1967 sor a book-author lunchaon in Oan- Mrs. John 'E. Kingsbury, Ura. Colum bia Regional Dutrict 8 d n s K B -a io VTHAY— 81 0 Area Scouts Plan Bolton Fellowship Slates^ tlnal Hlll Hall, 986 Main Bt,, Hart- range S poventiy Oleaeeke, M ra Louis E. Lucier, Oct. 23 at 12:30 p.pi. '-II Irving DoomJa. Mrs. Gil WDBO—i860 Daily Radio W TIO —IWW Mambara of tha eomn(Ittaa In bert H. Storrs, Mra. Richard W. 1953 a Play for Meeting District E(pard 1953 Jamboree Nov. 9 Manchaatar ara Mra. Norman Lar >UEL OIL Gronback, Mrs. William B. Men- WtXX>-lS90 -Eaatani DnyUght Tteea WI*UF— 1418 Filial son. 9 Bruca Rd., K a (M Kappa § sel and M ra FYank Galinat. PTA Plans $50 Scholarsk^ip Tax Warning Sent Out A, play, "F ire in a Haystack," GASOLINf Heckler Elected Head Girl Scouts of.District 8 of the Gamma: Mrs. Wallaea Orube. 897 In charge of the dining room Slates Meeting will be presented at tha regular BUICK SUPER The (oUowring program sebed-e>nee- Porter St.. Alpha Gamma Delta,' will be Mrs. Clara Edmondson, FORD V ie . Eeetern Connecticut Council, plan meeting of'the Women’* Fellow WHAY-Serenad* To Delinquent Auto Owners and Mr*. Jack Mcqarthy. 40 Tum- r f Of New Board of Education chairman, assisted by Mrs. Leroy To Worthy College Sti^ent In'New School )«-IK>OR. DVNAFLOW. ulea are supplied by the radio WTIC—N«w* a Dletrict Jartboree, "U n der the ship of Center Congregational .l i k e n e w buil Hill Rd., Oanima Phi Beta. M. Roberts and Mra. Cfcil Robert ' RADI6, HEATKB. majtegcments and arelaubject to, WPRC-r*AmoB and Andy Church tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the W ^ P —Top 40 Time Green Umbrella," a’hlch will be Outatanding authors who have B AN TLY OIL son. Change without notice. Bolton, Oct. 14 (Special)— T a ? f ;eeds will go to the Educational ' Oownlty. Oct. 14 (Special) —' ‘Miss Margaret E. Jacobson has Columbia, Oct. 14 (Special)—Aher home, in Lakeylew Park at Hebron. Oct. 14 (Special) — 'Th* \ held in the State Armory, Wllll- Fellowship room. been Invited arid have accepted tb* r.iMI'XM, INC The fancywork sale during the iisa - ^ h3lY—Rijaftry Hour Collector Anthony A. Maneggia r ^ Bulldjng Fund. The story tells the beginning of M n . l«o n C. Heckler was elected listed the staff of the First Con The Parent-Teacher Assn, has 8:45 p.m. today for aupper. This Regtonai Disrtlct 8 Board of Edu mantlc, Nojf. 9. invitation include W. Storrs Lea, gregational (ihurch School. Some supper will have Mrs. Charles $1095 WHAV—Platter Perty WTIC-Ufe and the World B Board of Deacons of the the American Board of Foreign : ■ ''1 V' I 1(1.1 I •hclrman ot the new Board of has been decided upon instead of $895 WCCL>-Kec«>ra Relu« WDRC—K. R. Murrow ports he is sending final nottCeT aqthor of "Yankees of Connecti 200 children are registered In the Smith In charge.' assisted by Mrs. changed its original plans to award cation will meet at 7 o'clock to: Scouts froin the District'* eight Congregational Church will meet Misslona. Group. C, assisted by XduckUon Iteturday night the 8 o'clock meeting originally WKNB-*P.M. WPOP—Top 40 Time to delinquent motor vehicle tax^ cut:' Myron 81 Kaufmana author two sessions at 9:30 a m. and 10:48' Oliver M. Brown and Mrs. Frid a ‘$50 student loan fund to a night in the junior wing of the WTIC—Roan Ulll5r towns— Andover, Bolton, ‘ Colches at 7:30 p.m. today at the church Bethany group, is tponsoring the TEL Mlfchcll 9 4595 The new board waa elected at planned. The topic of the meet a.-aa- of "Remembor Ms to God;" Rob a m. each Sunday. I LaVigne. worthy etudent and will, instead, regional school. - ' MORIARTY M i% . WDRO—Arthur Godfrey ' WHAY—Record Rodeo ter. Columbia, Coventry.'CHebron, payers before it becomes necessary parsonage to Obmplete plans for meeting. l « » t week'a biennial town election ing "What'a Cooking in Italy" MORIARTY Mi”.T to WPOP—Wax Work!, ert .Papl Smith, writer of delight KUCKVILLE TR 5-3271 Mrs. Albert McLain Is assistant: ------make It a acholarihip gift of $50. The early meeting haa been 4 WTIC—Groucho Marx Lebanon and 'Tolland, will bb joined to list the delinquency with the Laymen's Sunday; Oct. 20. Mrs. Clarence Eichman and her •B d will aerve for two years, will be illustrated through the WDRC—Robert Lewje fu l itories' and humor, and Bob superintendent and Miss Orace Y.I Mancbeater Evening Harald This Was voted at the October scheduled so that Board members by Willlmantic scouts for this af State Department of Motor 'Ve .School Menu committee will serve ai hoatesaea. - Ifra. Hackler served as chairman meal. Assisting hoateasea are Mra. WHAY~Pla«ar Parly WPOP—Myntery Time / Sagendorph, editor e< Farm er'! White, .secretarv-treasiirer. Assist- ; Coventry correspondent Mrs. F, meeting of the group when the Arthur Pepin. Mrs. Anthony may accept the invitation of the WCOC—'Record Revue fair. hicles. Tomorrow, hot baked pork sand All women, of the church are In • f the tranaportstion committee • :ia- X Almanac. ing with clerical work are Mrs, 1 Pauline U ttle, telephone F I *-8*Sl. scholarship committee presented Mazanih and Mrs. John Kozak. Re^onal District 8 Parent-Teach WKNB-P.M. WHAY—Record Rodeo / Mrs. Theodore Sknaen, Lake Rd., The required report to the state wich, buttered corn, celery itlcks. vited. tor tw o years on the previous WTIC—Roes Millar WTIC—Orourho Marx Further information and tlckata Oarenre Mills. Marydell Leonard.' ‘ ------;------recommendations after thoroughly Alumni Ataa. Meeting er Student Assn, to attend its . i: WDRC—Arthur Godfrey J?olumbla, chairman of District 5. will be made in November, Maneg vanink pudding with cHocolate board. meeting at 8 o'clock. WDRC—Robert Q_ LewlB may be obtained from local com Hazel Little and Karen Little. studying the original plan. The Horace W. Porter School WPOP—Was Work* WPOP—Myntery Time haa announced committee chairman gia said. The purpose of the re chips: Wednesday, scalloped pota David A . Gibson, a Democrat The P T S A meeting will open Ilia - mittee members. The staff Includes the followVlng: Hebron committee. George Petros, prin Alumni Assn, will hold a s o c ia l •:aa~ appointments. * port ,1s to bar motorists .from ob toes, buttered green .beans, cheese Panbellenic Assn. was airom in as a Board member Nursery, Mrs. Wlilihrop Merrikm with a tour of the senior wing of WHAY-rPIattar Party WHAY—Record Rodeo cipal of Horace W. Porter School: meeting in John LaCroix'a room Mrs. Robert McBride of Andover taining renewal registrations if sticks, rye bread and butter, straw .by Town Clerk Elmore A. Turk the regional school. A t 8:45-p.m., WTIC—Night Line B’NAI B'RITH PKAIBED Sr.; kindergarten. Mrs. Christo Mrs. Ethel Brehant, s member of In the school Wednesday at 8 p.m. WDRC—Rusty Draper will have general charge of troop their car taxes are unpaid. berry gelatin; Thursday, spaghetti To Meet Writers Ington after the Board accepted School to Host the meeting will adjourn to the YfflH ROUND illR CONDIllONING #TIC3-Ro«b Millar Hartford. OcL 14 UP) —^Oov. pher Chambers, Dorothy I.jitimer, the school teaching staff; and Mra. Any new teenage residents Inter WPOP—Hound Dog Maneggia feels local nnotorista with meat sauce, coleslaw, crocked A roaommendation by the Dem- Hebron Elementary School. / WDRC-^al Kolby booths, and Mrs. Leo Coheft, Cherry Abraham A. Rtblcoff. in a letter, •loyce Potter, Peggy DeForest:' Frederick Lowman, vlce-preaident ested. may be voted Into the as- WPOP—Wax Woraa • itt~ / can prevent a great deal of Incon wheat bread and butter, apple- ‘•cratic Town Committee that he WHAY—Record Rodeo Vartey Rd., the center booths on The Greater Hartford Panhel- praised the work ot the Connecti ! firstSt gradegiW( .Mrs. Kennth Hartman. Scout Meetings of the PTA, made the study at eociate membership at this meet Miss Clara Kibbe. a vlce-prys- 4:0-* venience by making the tax pay adure: Friday, vegetable soup, be a|>pointed. Gibson and Mrs. i ident of the state organization of WHAY—Plattar Party WTIO-Klfht Une various aspects of scouting; Mr. lenlc Assn, of mor* t’lin 600 col cut Valley. Council of B'nat B'rlth Mrrs. Rususscll Morse: second grade. I the request of the mernbcrahlp, ing. , / DISTINGUISHED SERVICE WDRC—Rueiy. Draper ments before he Is required to re c^-ackers. open-face tuna fish sand .Helen Willnaur tied for the posi-1 Parent Teacher Asspclatlong;'^ will weeu—Record Review and Mrs. Samuel Rosensteln of lege women representing t8 na on the 114th anniversarj’ yester Mrs Herbert W. Couch. Mrs. Rich Final plans for a roller skating WKNB—P.M. WPOP—Hound Dog port them as unpaid. He warns wich. pickle, rhocolate cake. Milk tion at the town election. How-| Hebron, Oct. 14 iSpeclali —Lo who were not satisfied with their install the new offleera. / The Quish Funeral Home ia dedicated M WUUmantic are chairmen of pro tional Green letter fraternities on day of the national Jewish aervica ard G. Jodry, third grade. Mrs. | ! first decision. party Oct. 24. will be made. It is WTIC—Roxe MlUar ii:aa who will be making payments that will be served with all meals. over, Mrs. Willnaur declined th e! Roy 'S. Palmer. Seth Hiidak: ! cal Girl Scouts of Grades 7 and 8 ■ ------^ the continuation of a traditional reputa* WDRC—Cai Kolby WHAY—Nleht W«tch curement; Mrs. J. Tansiey Hoh- U.S. college campuses will spon organlza'tion. '• Following are their recommen- hoped that the Someravilje Alumni WPOP-'Wax Work# the proper amount of interest, fig- poat in favor of Gibson. ! fourth grade. Mrs. Lawrence V .: are meeting ever.v Monday until tion for distinguished service. WTIC-Nlght Una mann Jr. of Andover, publication: Publle Record* . . i dations: An annual award given Assn, will join in this party. • laa-iS W jRC—World Tonight and Miss Jean Matsch, Orchard nred from May 15 at six per cent, Wasantee Deeds: E. J. Holl tft . Mrs. Burton C. Hansen waaj Savastano. Mrs. Ivan Englei . fifth ; further notice. In the music room . Hot Liinck Menu WHAY—Planar Party ^ WPOP—Hound Dog ' with the objective o f fm-therlng a Washington 1*TA WCCC—Record Reelew * Hjll, publicity. I must be Included with the pay- Alexander Kozakowskl. land In ■loctcd ' secretary and Lawrence j grade. Miss White. Mrs Kenneth- The menu for The remainder of Air-conditioned for l:ia>- C. Latimer was elected assistant' of the Regional District 8 High student's learning in thf field of WKNB—P M. WHAY—Night Watch booth ' Ibe payment will not be ac Rosedale; Annie Heusser to Crain S. Lyon: sixth grade. Mrs. Thomas School, (lasrooms are not heated, the week at Porter School la: .To your comfort. OTIC—NawB The "Joseph Conrad" Th« kind ol •gecretary of the new board. education: recipient must be a T o Heal^ Law yer OTIC—Night Line ' Ver- i Those who are uncertain Heusser, half Interest In Lake St. Moran. .Mrs. Dexter, C. Wheelock; ' and pupils do not have to shiver morrow, ■ meatballs and giikvy, WPRC—News Reporter WURi,—tVoild Tonight chairman ia Mrs. . Arxlrew Two committees were appointed seventh snd eighth’ grsrtes. Mr, | citizen of the United States and s William P, Quish wPOP-rUnlled Auto Workere Show * WPOP—Hound Dog of the amount of interest due are property. over their studies. resident of this town for st least mashed potatoea, buttered car- Rayntond T. Quish • tU - . ^ ^ r c h ^ r t e U ^ u S ^ o f to telephone the tax coi- iloocph Schreindorfer ' 1956 LINCOLN drivor ‘ to serve during the Board's ten and Mrs Kenneth A. Downing, | Atty. Arthur LeClslre will be The final application of asphalt four years: a graduate of any rote, chocolate cupcaketi'-Wednes- WHAY—Plaurr Party « WHAY—Night Watch ure. They were:were; Buildings . and Mr.v Herbert W. Love, and P * »-, h,., been made on mo.-it of the the guest speaker at the meeting WiX'i^Reoord Review Joseph Schreindorfer, 42, o f Glas high achoot' approved by the local day, meat and noodle eaaaerole, M l 3 - 5 9 4 0 WKNB-P.M. WTIC-Nlghl Line ^ n V M ^ 'H l b e r v ' Attend UOonn CD Ceurae Premier 2-Door Hardtop. Equipped with power steering, Grounds.' with lAtlm er as chair-1 tor's class, the Rev. James R .Mac- ! drivea of the school groutida. and toaeed aalad/ wheat bread and of the Washington School PTA W'DRC—Algeria Aflame tonbury died suddenly yesterday WG all likG— btan and Gibson and Frederick C. i Arthur. Board of Education, where the stu • W^O—Roaa Miller . 1 WTOP—hounti.Dog than Trumbull Highway, group i Civil Defenae Director John power brakes, power windows, power seats, de luxe push ! little hy little the various jobs are peackea; Thursday, ’ barbequed tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in WDRCN>Cai Kolbv morning. He was the husband of Mohr Jr. as members; and Trans- t p c to M e»l * dent has maintained an 80 per cent the Washington School annex. W por—United Auto Worker* Show Bt45— button radio with rear speakers, dpal under seat heaters, Like everybody else. We being polished off. beetles, whipped potatoes, cran WHAY-Nlght Welch singing. Co-chairman of >'«>'esh-‘ J '* * he^St^enlfinr ^*the the former Miss Ines Peace of this portation, with Leon A. La brie,, The newly-elected Planning and average: Student must possess His subject will be "W ill the menta are Mrs. David Foley of be attending the prefer courteous drivers 1 There is insurance of $50,000 on berry sauce, peas and cookies; F ri * 9 hAY—Plattar Party WTIC—Night Line town. Further details will be found directional lights, back up lights, whitewall tires. Many eliairman and Mrs. Hanson and Zoning Commission t TPC i will qualities and characteriatics de- State Draw Your Will ■— Your 22^ MAIN S f WDRC—Algeria Aflame Lebanon and Mrs. Edward Evans sessions of the Civil Defense Staff In today's obItuaiT,' column. who know and observe the I the contents of the srhol building day, Boston baked • beans, cole WCCC—Record Review College on natural disasters at the other accessories. See and drive this fine car today. Mrs. WlnUirop Merriam Sr. as I meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the airable for our way of life. Child's Heritage?'' WKNB—P.M. WPOP—Hound Dog of Colchester. rules of the road. But even i now In effect. slaw, brown boead apd-fruit Jello. WTlC—Robb MlUap asambers. ' Town Office Building for sn or- Applicationa mutt be made be The hospitality committee, un 14:44— Program Chalrmea University of Connecticut this Special price this week— $3277. * “ ideal’* drivers can get _ . I A business meeting of the UuUea Shtfo M eetiag WDRC—Cai Kotbv ) WHAY—Night Watch_ week. Manolieater Evening HorsM Bol The Board also voted to meets t^ n ira tio n s l meeting. Board m em -;prs;^ „ this evening. fore Aug. 31 of any year and muat der the chairmanship of Mrs. WPOP—Waiworki WTIC—Muelc • into aeddents. . . and even The Congregatfcmal Fellowrtilp The program will be directed by First Selectman Charles A. .Rob ton correspondent, Doris M. D'ltal- BROS. MI 3-5135 un tbs first "Ihursday of eatwW H r^rssers are; Republicans. Robert A the elementary ichool. present evidence of acceptance to Joseph Skeltey, will decorate the Siaa- WDRC—'Algeria Aflame of Congregational Christian Wom T WHAY—Plaitap Party WPOP—Hound ^ g ; Mrs. Richdrd Gale o f Hebron and bins, Mrs. Byron Shinn, Mrs In, telephone Mltrbell 8-8845. _ they suffer serious hissea month at Robertson School snd the ! Doggart, Nathan H. Miller and to w'hich the regional board is in any accredited college. The ap cafeteria with a Halloween motif WCCC—Rect>rd Review Mrs, Roger Clarke of Colchester, MORIARTY 315 CENTER ' If they’re not adequately en will meet in Putnam for 14:14- James Haasett and Mrs. Clifford third Tbcraday at Coventry Gram Ernest F. TVuman; and Demorrata, vited.. Prior to the business mest- plication shall be lent to the achol- annual faU rgily, Oct. 17 from and sixth grade room mother! will WKNB—PM. WHAY-Nlght Watch The following will take charge insured. Make sure yoM mar School. The next meeting will Alice A. Stewart and Albert J. arsKip committee for screening and serve refreshments. Rom Millar WTIC—Muelc Stephens are expected to attend Ing s tour of the new school will 10:30 a.m. |o 3 p.m. If anyone is /Wl3a»C—Cil Kotbv W'DRC—Algeria Aflame of each town's participation: certain portions of the course. Miss Keish Heads have the complete cover • be Thursday at 8 p.m. at Coventry Stevenson. Interviewing. A brief meeting of the executive / WPOP—Waxworks ba made, but this will' be of the Interested in attending from the WPOP—Hound Dog Andover. Mrs. Robert Kelly; Bol Avery, in addition to being local age you need. Come In to . Orammar School. A ll meetings are Zoning regulations, boimdarias LaiCrolx Honored committee will be held preceding senior wing only, owing to abeence local society, she should call Mrs. *'aH A Y —Datetin. itiaa- ton, Mrs. Merle Mather; Colches director serves as administrative 'Homemaking Club see ns for a "car inanranoe • open to the public. ' and a zoning map are on file in the How art C. Bates, president of Atty. LeCIaire'e talk. WHAY—Night Watch ARCHiB JOB of llgh li In the junior wing. John Cragin or Mrs. Edward Pe WCCC—inih Anniv.raary Show WTIC—Muelc ter. Mrs. Roger Clarke; Columbia. assistant to State Director Leo J, G L A S S C R A C K S ' ^ cheek-tip.’* town clerk's office. Theie became the. aasociation, paid tribute to WKNB—Op-n Mike Mrs. Leo Cohen; Coventry, Mre. 'Hatful* Due Friday CEA Offlrera Eleeted terson to arrange transportation WDRC*—Algeria Aflame Mulcahy and will inetnict two aes- effective Wednesday and replace John LaCroIx, teacher of Grade 8, WTIC—New* WPOP—Mtidem Soundi Miss Barbara Keish was elect Coventry Playert will present pffleers elected to serve the by tomorrow. Anyone attending is WDRC—New* Report** Roy Palmer; Hebron, Mrs. Richard aions of the course tomorrow. He previous zoning regiilatlons. for hit work last year organizing 18:45- Gale; Lebenon. Mrs. Lyman Miles; ed president of the Manchester v o u n c L i • '" Michael Gasso’a .‘,'Hatful of Rain' Connecticut Education Aasn. of to bring her own sandwiches. WPOP—New* . WHAV—Night Watch will conduct a class In communi SAC8THK RaCTtI Youthtopia and the award re Masquerade Set 6iU— Tolland, Mrs. Joseph Nedweid snd A U .m 6 H T ' ! a t 8:80 p.m. Friday and Satur Legion IN-ents Regional District 8 are: President. Dessert and coffee will be served WTIC—Gueet Star cations in natural disaster and an 4-H Homemaklng Club at the William Morris; vies president, ceived from the Parents Msga- by the host group. WHAV—Datelln. WDRC—AlgerU Afl»me Willlmantic. Mrs. John Roan and day tai tte Shafer Auditorium %t Mrs. Richard C. Snow, president w n c —Strictly Sport* other on U.S. Public Law 875. He club's second meeting of the sea ■ W * Walter Norria. secretary. Mra. zlne by the school. By Emblem Club WPOP—V-Modem ■ Sourtda Mrs. Charles Burdick. M M H IN 6?' J.AWHITE ‘ WUUmantic State Tcachera' Col- of the American Legion Auxiliary Forty women from the local WORO—J. Zalmap II: explained that it was this law un son Sunday. Policy Change group were geuaU of the Connec W1WP—Lawrence Walk • to ft under the duecUod o f A . WU- Department and the local Legion Norma Norris; corresponding sec W HAY—Night Watch Scouts and Brow-nies of each of der which Connecticut received 22 Misa I n ^ d Swanson was named GLASS CO. retary. Mita Vera Taylor; treaa Mrs. PVsneis Malek, refresh ticut Light and Power Co. in lieu W T ir-N e w a M AygM O W IB i bam Aatley o f Mancheater. Auxiliary, will be a guest tonight Manchester Emblem Club. No. ^ *I?H.'-Y—Serenade WDRC—Newt Weathef the -nine towns will have booths million dollars In Federal funds ment chairman for the year, an of the October meeting. Mrs. w n c —Cote Olae Club treasurer and Miss Linda Adam- OmStVOUTMAN Tba cast includea George Wil- at a department executive board urer. Mrs. Mildrsd McAllister; 251, will hold a masquerade party W POP—Moderh Soundt for demonitrk(ions___and will following the disastrous 1955 eon, repoiTBr., ------parliamentarian, Miaa Carolyn nounced plana to have a group of Helen Kraus demonstrsted cook Wednesday evening at 7:30 In WDRC—MubIc a la Carte lltl8-> PLACBM ^ Hamfl and Dr.o,^ Norman Dutton meeting in Hartford in the Legion WPOP—Top 40 Time present skits. Details of the pro floods.^' Projects for the year are |ew-. TOKVN. Mann; bylaws committee) Nathan parents from a different grade ing and appliances In the audi Center Springs Lodge. W HAY—Night Watch o f Maaebester, M n . Solomon Ben- office. Mra. William ,B. Hetchkiaa aits'* W TIC—Sport* Final gram will be annotinced. t Bulletin Board ing. foods, and rural arts. A sew Oatchell, chairman, and Henry each month take this responsibil torium. The following received Prizes will be awarded for the WIIa Y—Serenade ; K lk i and Frank Sherwood o f WU- and Mrs. Eugene Rychling will at OTIC—Three Star ttxtra WDRC—Ruee Naughton The Board' of Education will ing meeting will be held tomor Grabber. Mrs. Shirley Mustard, ity. She began with the first grade food gifts: Mrs. George ^ama, prettiest, funniest and the most WPOP—Modern Smmda • Umaatle, Fred Bush o f Glaaton- tend. Wont'—l*»Twall Thnmaa » Manchester Evening Herald elect a chairman and vice chair row. Walter Norris and Francis Robin parents in October. Some provide Mrs. Irving Lohr, Mrs. Horace W. original costumes. Anvone not WPOP—Top 40 Time lI;Si~ ; bury, Jahn Jaekaon, Mra. Raya Tomorrow, Mra. Snow will be a WHAY—jRXi Aliev Colombia correapondent Mr*. man at its first meeting of' the son. the food and another group do the Holt, and Mrs. Ralph Wolmer. wearing a costume will be fined a f:4 t- w n c —Starlight ficrenade •., Culver and Richard G. Jodry, guest at the installation of the kHAY—Paopla'to Praai Conference Donald R. TuUle, telephone AOad-. new biennum tonight at 8 o'clock W siter Norria is head of the work at the meeting. Mrs. Luther Buell, Mrs. Don Rob quarter. WDRC—Rue* Nahghton emy 8-S48.8. ’ players’ presldsAt. o f this town. west Hartford'auxiliary at 8 p.m. WTIC—Dirk Bertel W POP—Modern Sounds at the school. social calendar committee, and Mra. Henry Beck. Mrs. Richard inson and Mrs. Russell Andrew's A surprise entertainment Is be WDRC—AmoB and Andy • TIm play la bsiag prsesnted in in the Legion home there. Thurs II:4^- The Ladles of St. Maurice will other members are Martin Salts. Garlmark, Mrs. C^harles Randall. received colorful lamp kits. WPOP—rulton LewlB W HAY -Jazx Allfvv Tomorrow 2 Tel. the state for the Srst tima Is still day afternoon Mrs. Snow will pay ing planned for the evening, oifly ItlG- Miss Csrolyn Mann, M iai Lois Mrg. Michael Slrak, M n. Frank W TIC—Btarllght Serenada Four Jokers Lead see a dramatic sketch on the lay Breakfast Special 4j MI 3-1126 running on Broadway and has just a visit at the Fairfield State Hos CaiUflelds Home the members of the., committee WHAY—Serenade • WDRC—Ruof Naughton Clark and Alvin Ezer. Purvis. Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. G. knowing what it is. WTIC—Dirk Bert<*l apoatolate a t its meeting at 8 Ham, One Egg Any Style, 4' ; racently been rdsaasd as a movie. pital. and that evening attend a Lt. and Mrs. Donald C. Cau- church hall. Church M eeU igs Planned Robert Church. Mrs. Henry H. Refreshments of assorted dough „i|nt1ered. Toaet—3 3 ^ , ...... > *' Jamea Morse of Vernon, vice recognition ceremony for Legion field Jr., and infant, daughter, ’ OLD WAIXROOSI DAMACKB ‘ ., .In.,Setback P la y i^S-^dtes^-iBenevolent -' •’Will 475 itosl. pr stfi satj—ts -Sss>mtesl- -dtoeetor; V8iiatMiY '''Haetiit6T ’ worttere it - -The annual -- meetinga- - of—-the- Ramm■ and -Mra .Sidney . WMte-. Mena- .- Pagei—have' -'arrived back nuts,/ -cider, - coffee and cupcakes Center SL will be aerved. Hartford, Oct. . 14 —' The old ------j sponsor a public toy demonstration Jodry la andaetioa masager; Rocky Hill. Friday evening ihe will Hebron and Gilead Congregational house were hosteasei for this meet- home from Okinawa where he has Television Programs The four Jokers continue to lead ; 8 o'clock tonight at the Congre- Churches will be held on the fol ing. Aragon Ballroom was heavily Arthur Drug' Stofres jl Itaynmnd Cmhrar, stage manager be a guest it the New Brltiin been stationed' about 18 mopth.s. Mrs. Joseph Revnolda and Mrs. the Knights of Columbus Setback gational Church parish room. Pro- lowing datca: HVbron, Saturday. Ms. Rudolph Albair, library com " On Page Two damaged Saturday night in a and assistant director to Aatley; Auacillary Boys snd Girls State She joined him after he had been Stanley Juros are co-chairmen in Tournament after three weeks of October 1#; Ollesd Friday, Nov. I. mittee chairman, spoke to the charge of the , party. spectacular 2-alarm lire, which _ 'and Mrs. Burton E. Moore is as meeting in the Legion home there. there for some time. He was dis play. Scores are; It was Youth Sunday a t« the meeting on the Importance of the drevv a crowd eatlmated by police sistant stags manager. Burton Temorrewr^ Events charged last week. Four Jokers. ‘ 657; Moriarty's Hebron Congregational. Church school library and displayed books at 3,000. Flames raged out of con B. Moere la in charge of lighting. Tomorrow's activities include Mrs. Caufleld is the former Painters. 638; Messier’s Upholster yesterday.. Toung people of the trol through the 3-story frame Oortelle Elected Boy Scout Troop 63 committee, 8 from Willlmantic State -Teachefa, Deborah Young, daughter o f Mr. GENERAL ers. 617; Dupre's Insurance. 600; cburch assisted in the morning bulldl'hg for 45 minutes. No one Robert Covieiio has been elect- p.m.. home of chairman. Edward Oollege. She said the library books and Mrs. James L Young, Jona G. and H „ 5TO; Patten'e Builders, senMce snd reported on summer will be divided and kept in class was injured and the catise of the ad president of the newly formed Wood: U.S. Defenae Savinge than Trumbull Highway. The cou T V SERVICE 556; Turcotte's Esso, 550; Cho- conferences which they attended. rooms until the new library la Are was ujideterqiined. Police 4-H Senior Club with Mrs. Clar- Stamps, 7:80 a.m., Cbventry Gram pie ia presently staying with hia i man's House Wreckers. 536; Four ready. ' ■Mya ' ceac A^OaU estimated damage to the baiironm. anee A. Bradfleid as leader. Other mar School; Nimble Fingers 4-H. parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Can Aces, 517; Fogerty Bros., 607; 8th affieen include: Jamea DeLorge, Manchester Evening HeraM Tlie program Included games Nights ‘ a X eS a Phis Parts now used for storage, at $30,000. 3 p.m. with- Mrs. Marion V. Q r ^ - field, Jonathan Trumbull High-! District Fire Department, 500; vice president: Jean Ann Brad- Hebron correepoadaat Mlaa Susan and Bonga under the leqderahip of way. T E L M l S-5482 firemen withheld an estimate pend ory; Girl Scout Troop 72, at 6:30 Top Values ing an investigation. West Side Tavern, 495. Pwdleton. tMphone Academ y Seld. ^retaiy-reporter; Marydell p.m.. Church Community House; Mrs. Herbert Bnglert afid Richard 8-8484. Cifriand. 'lf Ori$. 1.D0te1v49 The First C on ^ gatlon al Church ERNEST A. RITCHIE ^Toddlm’ 2 te 4 Girii* Fdt, VuhfUtuM Wouto FUgrtm Fellowship has voted ' ^-ywHadtiH j£ o 4 4 i 8180.88 fo r the cost of the plywood 16 LIBERTY ST. — TEL. MI 3-8172, MANCHESTER How to lose / and nfbbar tUe flooring for the Oviralls Drass Hats m ala hall o f the Ruth B. Quandt Mlttaas * QIavat Memorial Hall. a tot of weight FRESHPAK PEACHES Ooort Osaee Casas heard in trial Jurtice 2 'fo ' KEN-L RATION DOG FOOD 21tr29o aourt Friday night foUow; J. J. safely* Chlapputo, 60, of 80 Bean 8t.. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DEVIL'S FOOD CAKE MIX Hartford, Improper parking, $6; 1.69 each. MMtiy in red Group of 100 at this William F. Lynch, 88, of 84 Hop- and plaids. /] ' fabulous saving. Jacquards an d^idi. hdns St, Hartford, improper park OtEN THURSDAY EVENINSS LIBBrS TOMATO JUICE ing, 86. breach o f the peace, $20. .,* ‘5 ’ appealed to Superior Court with 7 to t d'ClOCK Orig. 1^98 Orig. 4.9S Orig. 10.98 WELCH'S GRAPr JELLY *5.? 37^ bend on the first charge set at $50 Maybe you've been in our and on the' decond. $100; Antone Glris^ 8 te 14 SKIPPY PEANUT RUTTER Barrowa. 20. of 73 KeaUng 8t.. pharmacy and nodohdpn the liitants'. Toddlurt* ^ Girfs'4fe4x WUlmantlc, failure to ctnry a It- ways there arc to lose whigbt OtnkiFay Junpars Car Oaats DEL MONTE PEACHES eaoae, found not guilty because of S h e a r s o n , H a m m i l l $ C o . Baaaats, Rallars \* Pill*> tablets, capeutoe—aU .s'lM vlng wdille his Urense was under **■■*■» Mew Y it Meal faAaaji NIBLETS CORN WHOLE KEItNEl , ‘ saspcnalon, and for which he wax Unde. Most are designed to YOU CAN I S THI DimMNCI. Bned 8100. 913 Main SirMt, MonclMrter . MHckell 3-1571 ’iwfaioM M Vf reduce your appetite—and thus, you. All well and WH04 YOU BUY ITI GREEN GIANT CORN 15’' Church School Rupenntendent * T1*a 4>aemi af Amarica's Black,Caal le good, but if you have ■ terhus weight problem, Orion pile collar, Tyro Actually Tintad Blua Far Yaur Pratactian. PANCAKE FLOUR Fitisiukr ‘bine eoal'— tinted /there is only one eensible thing to do. See your Corduroy.s- in deep 'tones Mostly rdd, washable fa lean tnm, aljeen cbttdn,' When you buy'blue coal’— you’re lure of top- mous makers. quilted. bhie tea trade-merit NESTLE*S9UIK phyudan. He wiU prescribe a diet, tailored >to and pastels, with earlaps. — ii America'i ftn-’ quality deep-mined anthracite from Pennsyl vania's choicest mines. TinjCd blue as s trade r n ett hard coal! • y CkANO UNION 1 1 - AV your condition, with proper drugs and nutritivo FRUIT COCKTAIL Orig. 1.59,1.98 leys' Orig. 1.29 ta 1.59 Orig. 3.98 leys' mark, ‘blue coal’ burns clean and hot. And supplements to make it safe and sure. We, u there's'far less waste than with ordinary coal. LA ROSA SPAGHETTI 2 ;^ 39" phermaciett, dispense these more potent drugs leys' FlofiMd-UiMd That means lc)s need to tend your furnace, too, REV Flamal Shirts WHINI YOU BUBN ITl'. when you heat the''bluc coal' way. 2 37" only at to* direction—e practioe which exists for GRAND FACIAL TISSUES PalaSiiirts Oarduray Slaakt So don't fa« color-blind when you buy coal I , one reason >6 protect your Kbelth. Get 'blue coal'—-the all-flred good anAreeit* MORTON'S SALT 2 23" dress Sea tha clear (all that'* trade-marked blue! HALLMARK CARDS Pay Your Etoetrie Bainc as 'blua coal* PORK AND BEANS camfbeu^ 2 25" "If'here It Co$ti Le»» To Be Better DreMBed" Bill Hers 99* burnt... cisan, hot Sizes 3 to 8. Asaortad tad acenomicalt HERSHEY'S COCOA SALEI SALE! SALE! prints and plaids. San Sizes 4 to 14, crew neek, Sizes 3 to 6x, char,, navy AJAX CLEANSER PRESCRIPTIONS CAUEO FOR forized. patterns, famous make. and brown. 3r^35" ^ Special group of Famous Make dreaaes in the t - .... end DEUVERED CITY-WIDE newest Fall fashions. Mphy samples, one of a kind, 3'** ‘ in junior, misses and half sizes. Originally up to - Rag. 3.98 fe 5.98 2.98 VdiM . . Soys' Rag. 3.9S leys' 122.98. Marked Down. Now $6.00 I® $14.75, N IK E STAMK . FlaaMl-Liaad >^FIaaaal Waal Siaatars New collection o f stunning winter dreases direct from New York, in dressy and easaal styles. Jaekats Ski Pajaaias EVEIY WENESDAY! • i, W. G. GLENNEY CO. Houra: Tue*. thru Sal, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. ■ 135 N. MAIN ST.y PHONE Ml 9-5253 MANCHESTER. CONN* Tues.andThurs.nighto7to9P.M. , SAVI .s. LOW PRICES GET STAMPS KORTH END PHARMACY Sizes 4 to 16. poplin, cor Sizes 6 to 16, sanforized Sizes 8, 10, 12. while M L H u e n . nrcfor muYoxf lo w exicn . e m e r m t n w . w m . o c r. ?*«* At The Green—Cor. Woodhridge St. and Middle Turnpike East duroy 8 to 8. smart ski prints. they last, qlipovera. 1,... I 4 DRPdr SPUARI—Ml 9*4585 CLEAN...SAFE,..LOW COST HEAT
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dica apainat'Uia trucking Induatry IHimrl|p0tpr , ships at Manchester High but the in order to defeat legialation fav Keyes-Beebe Wedding Drciodles Open ^ Forum situation ia now ao acute that Ihete LeclerC'Eeone Wedding i-' , Soptttns ifpraUi orable to 'Interstate trucking, or scholarshipa must be amplified by Wilson-Hellstrom Wedding By ROUilR PRICIB Skywatch Schedule leven to gain the passage of jj^ s - public auppor.t, each citizen ahar- Mlsa Marijyn Elaine BMb*. . A Prb|>osal ing in the responaiblllty.-.... A S T E A L ! ■ K w f lf f r ^ m m m e. lation.restriating It. To the Editor, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Harold U Btanll atr««t Let ua eXprcaa our confldeneb In Monday, Oct. 14 OvaL solid mahogany two ped- ^Gladioli, pompon* and palmi ■ ■■ ■ ■ 1 ^OQR. In the .words o f Federal Judge The recent launching by Russia tha youth of our town by establiah- C. Beebe, 55 Eire St., became the THOM^ r >KRaU8UN Thomas J. Clary, "this was a care Midnight—2 a.m.,...... Volunteers Needed formed the setting at the Emanuel WALTUt R rEROUf»N of the first earth satellite, the ad lag the Minchfiiter High School 2 a.nk-o. a.m, ...... Volunteers Niiieded eetal platform library table bride of Sumnsr I*. Keyes, *on of PubiMnra Lutheran Church for the wedding fully calculated fd^n which sought vancements made in atomic ener Memorial Scholarahip Fund. 4 a.m.— A a.m...... Volunteers Needed Mr. and Mrs. Royc* W. KSy.ei, t « a a M Oetobtr l, uu gy. guided missiles, aviation and mitb drawer. 4g"x2A" — | i» to choose a means of injuring and, With the approval of a. town A a.m.— 8 a.m...... Volunteers Needed Of Mist Dolores Ann Hellelrom, Enfield, at 2 o'clock Saturday s ^ ^ l^ lIR lH Krrrj Ttiung IUa*pl kindred scientific and technical vote,' this can. be accompllahed in 8 a.m.— 10 a.m daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Allan ternoon in the North Methodist If possible, destroying interstate fields are only a few of the Indica ...... Joseph Barth, Michael Barth - high. Just the thing for moot H eM ifm Bntercd • at Ui* a very aimple manner .and with “lO a.m.--Noon ...... Joseph Barth, Michael Barth F. Hellstrbm. 607 Vernon St., and Church. The Rev, . H. Oagood ■'J| a: ManctMater Cobd.. a* truck competition. . . the truckers tions that we are entering upon tha minimum------amount of.w effort. .N oon To— 2 p.m...... Marjorie Bradley ing room or profeosiaanl offlee. Bennett, minister qf th* church, Mall Mattar are decent law-abiding citizens a complex age that staggers the O o rg e Wolaon Jr., son of Mr. and 'HIFTION RATaM the first personal property Ux bill' 2 p.m.— 4 p.m ...... Helen Arthur Mr«. Charlea Krob, 73 Church St., performed the double ring cara- ibla In Adranca imagination. y w'ho obey the law, but as a resulD sent out. one dollar la added and ' p.m.— A p.m...... W. Joseph Lemire, Bill Barrett at 3 o’clock Saturday afternoon. mony. "B e c a 'u a e " and "Th* of this campaign they were cate America already faces a short a stub attached to the bill for audit 6 p.m.— 8 p.m. . . . Ml 9-7782 Lord's Prayer" were sung by th* 6 m raar ... ••••••aaaaaaaaaa ...... Wayne Garland The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pas t e MeotM .. •••••*«#«•••aaaa gorized as lawbreakers, road- age Of engineers, sclenticts and purpoaea. A t the conclusion of the A p.m.—-10 p.m...... Caiol Hendei;son, Jean Hendereon tor of the church, performed the soloist, Joseph Trippt who w*** ae« fhraa MeMM technicians and other fields are first tax collection a check repre hoggers, completely indifferent to 1 0 p .,m.— Midnight _ . ______.M ary C,______Keenan double ring ceremony. Traditional companled at th*'organ hy JamM O m JIm Ui ...... alarmingly understaffed. senting the total o f the atubs will Skywatch Post located on top of M^chester Police Station. Vol McKay, While pompons wart gaa tlahta nt rapublleatloa o( apeclai phabet Soup Factor}’,." was sug- terial than we are by a ratio of two Judith A. Boebe, .177 Loomia S t, and to... -a le.sser extent oj.by iMothe gested by my neighbor from Every one with almost no excep come from Inexperienced and over | wa* Junior bridesmaid. Rlapatebea herein are alao raoeraed to one. ■ tion aub.scribes to some charity, also nieces o f the bride. truckers, whi^h latter did not in-1 across the hall. Mr. Cossayuha, A riiallengef distended "politicians” who try to Thomas Wilson, 73 Church St., Sober reflection, gives pause national or otherwise little realiz Royce W. Keyes Jr., New Brit FUJI oareiee cUeot of N B. A. Sara- volve___ a... .-I^a_.!.a violation of-w.. the _ Sherpian and • ai'hovwho recentlya m Alar ■started A a a. A a -4 raising ~ Bees To the Editor offer some excuse for th4 widely W ork brother of the bridegroom, wai IBO. tnc that prompt action is Imperative ing that only a proportion of the ain. was beat man Yor hia brother. In his room. However, It Isn't appreciated mistakes of hia politi best man, and ushers were Allen _ Pulillabara RapreoaotallTea; Tba Clayton Antitrust Acts, is one long If we are to retain our present money is usable, the remainder be A 'very 'belligerent voice of the Ushers were Daniel C. Beebe 6t Ailliia Maibeaa Special Aaenrir -• Mew easy being an Apiarist in a Board cal bed-fellows. 1 SAVINGS & LOAN F. Helletrom Jr., 625 Vernon St., leadership and protect our future. ing absorbed In campaign and Orchard St.. Ro^vllle. brother of Yoric. Chicago D^mll apo Boatoa. known to political eafperts under ing House. Mr. C. has to resort Republican Party—a Mr. Howard In falrne.ss to the disUngulahed | and Melvin Helletrom, 106 Deep- MBMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP Counter - action and corrective other expenses. Under our plan the bride, and G m id B. Donnelly, the term ^the big He.' to ell sorts of cloak ajid dagger Stafford Jr.— asaurea us that the gentleman I will say that I enjoy | wood Dr., brothers of the bride. CmCLXATIUNS. measures can be best accomplished full value ia apparent. ‘ftiompson'ville, brother-in-law xB "This technique, as It appears methods so our landlady, Mrs. Democratic Party will get the his letters becausf they differ so Given in marriage by her father, The Rarald PrUittns Cooipany, Inc by providing the yOiith of our town, The actual significance of most much from the dignified writings Pain. the bride. from the evidence in this case has Goonsgarten. won't And out about ■trouncing" it deeerves -“when we the bride wore a flobr-lenth peau lawimeg no hnapulal rtsponaibilltit for the opportunity for advanced ed of our National Holidays has been of many other Open Forum writ-1 de sole gown, fashioned with fitted, The bride'* gown of Chantilly TpoarapnJcal errora appearina In ad- it. He keeps the hives under his manage to siphon o ff the lies and lace was styled with V-neck edged roraoemenia and ether readlns mailer been vlrtiuilly adopted in toto by ucation through the medium of lost in a maze of commercialism ers. 1 bodice. long slee>lea and aw^theart bed, but the Bees aren't too happy distortlona and get 'down to the Monday, with nylon tulle,' fitted bodice, long a The Maocbeatar Ceeninc Herald certain public relations firms un scholarships, by voluntary public or considered as "Just a day o f f ’ Ronald Lihgard neckline, outlined in embroidered about that arrangement. They truth of the CTountry d u b laaue." Tuesday, sleeves, and bouffant skirt over der' the less insidious and more don't like the idea of crawling support and at the-same time re . . . Memorial Day being ro excep S5 Hudson St. lace with sequins and matching ip »si..ay MyertlalBi cisains bourat member those who made it pos Can It be that this vociferous Friday satin underskirt with ,slternat* POr L-™.™™,.—.teoday—1 p.ta.,,.M. Fridayw . palatable name of 'the third party through the“ TteyhoIe to gather tion. Through the Memorial Schol gentleman has forgotten that am front panel. She also wore a crown E°r TIiMMe—j p.aa Monday sible. arship Fund w* are reminded as tiers of scalloped Isce and nylon their pollen and the Queen Bee ple opportunity was given Mayor of sequins and pearls and a French tulle in the baea forming a chapel Fw WeMnMay—1 p ei Tueeday. technique.’ Each generation in the past has individuals, and the acceptor as Now Many Woar For Tluiraday—1 p m Wrdneaday. la betting round-shouldered from Turklngton, ' Director Barnes, illusion fingertip veil, and carried train. Her French illusion fingertip tp r ftidap—J bl m Thursday. 'Its sole means and Its effective the cramped quarters. Frankly, I been challenged by their elders well, that the sacrifices young Country Club President Ray a bouquet of Phalaenopsis orchids For BaturoaT—I p sa Ftoday. with an old cliphe that "the youth OPEN TO 8 P.M. veil (ell fsom a crown of seed ness is to take a dramatic frag think Mr. Caaaayutia should give Amertrani have made in preced Owens and others to "g e t down to FALSE TEETH with stcphanotls. pearle and sequins. She carried a . CiaaeMad deMlIna: 10:S(i a m aoeb of today is .not what it used to ing generations ia our challenge to TH U R SD AY ^ pMimstlaa aaoept Batarday — ment of truth and by emphasis and up' this hobby and concentrate on the truth of the Country Club Is- With Mora Comfort All three of the bride's attend cascade of white baby pompons raiaing something else. Like for be." I fall to subscribe to this most "carry on." Each day « it h some eue" T OPEN TO NOON ants wore gowns' alike, waltz- vigorously on the grounds that the PASTCKT^. a pleasant alkaline with a whit* orchid sn d .gr^ ivy. repetition distort' it into false instance his overdue rent. young man or woman In college, Can It be that he has forgotten (non-aclil) powder, bolds foUs tostb W E D N ESD AY length of soft Iridescent green, * Monday. October lA little while crosses that dot mo.st INSURED SAYINGS The matron of honor wore a Mu* hood." sponsored either wholly or partly that hone of them exhibited any mot* flnnly. To oat and talk tn mors made with round neck. ' short satin hallerina-Iength prlncrsa every country in the world clearly by us. contributes to the building desire to do so? comfort; Just eprlnklt a Uttlt PA8- sleeves . end bouffant skirt , with Fart of the techniqua. was the ! indicates that our American youth TEETH on your plstoa. No gumny. MANCHESTER gown, fashioned with high waistline ■ r DangerouB Enonifh of a future America and carries sooey, pasty toota or ftsUng. Cbockt large bow in back. The matron of creation of supposedly spontane proved otherwise and shows a poor Can It be that thia courageous Slid draped n}ion chiffon top. She A ThoiiRlit for TndaV oqt their wisbes.- "plate odor" tdenture breath). Get SAVINGS & LOAN honor carried a bouquet of bronze wore h matching headpteca . and t . A token,Egyptian force lands In ous movements and organizations, display of confidence. gentleman now holds himself ready PA8TEETH St any dru( couator. Spenoored by the Manchester I do not wish to be misunder A.SSOCIA'nON pompons and the brideerriaids, pink nose veil and carried a cascade of Coltectively. the youth of Man to "open the book" on the Coun ByrU. Previously, Syria has pro among ordinary citisens, for vari CoanrII o f d m if bee stood. modern youth still needs try Caub Issue In an atmosphere 1001 MAIN STREET pompons. Tliey also wore head- golden bronze and baby white pom claimed Itaelf threatened by Tur ous kindfe of agitation against the chester rates as high if not the plenty of .supervision and guid bands of the same flowers. pon*. highest of any town of comparable where all can freely listen? I doubt key, the flnited States has pro- trucking industry. An .Antrnnn Prayer ance. but physically and mentally that very much. 1 am much more ■ITie dress worn by the bride's The bridesmaids wore matching size in the country and deserves (through the advantages of mod Thy beauty, O God; is upon us: Inclined to believe that he will con mother was street-length mink coral gowns and headpieces, and datmed Turkey to be threatened Alt this had the advantage of not only our acceptance, but our ern times) and their quick reac So Fashion-^ht autumn splendor everywhere. Da.'VS sider It safer to carry on hia own brown silk faille, and th at' worn carried cascades of deep maroon by Russia, while Russia and the confidence and support. The moat MRS. GEORGE WILSON JR. rust and baby white pompon*. heading in a direction which co are lucid with vision, or dim with tions in assuming responsibility, house to house "instruction cam by the mother of the bridegroom United States have both pro practical expression of confidence they are better fitted than the . waa street-length blue silk faille. Th* mother of the bride wore an incided with the na'tural senti mist, haze and amothered sunshine; paign” whjrh will allow him to op for Yiour Kitehon- is by providing opportunity. jrecedlrtg generation to cope with aqua satin street-length . drea* claimed their wUHngneis to fight ments of many Americans, in- nighta wiatfiil with summer mem- erate without opposition behind The Sheer Look The mother of the bride wore We are eternally grateful to the he future. If th*s were not so we brown accessories and the mother made with short sleeves, round ihould any trouble develop be oriM. Trees ate touched with ripe, the_ doors of his hosts’ living -cluding all those who encounter public spirited Individuals, business have been standing still. rooms. of the bridegroom, blue accessories. neck and buSUa back. She . also mellow colors: their leaves begin to L. KEYES tween Turkey and-anjmody else. trucks on the highways, all those men, corporations land organiza I feel conAdent thst thf^ Memo I doubt very much that Mr. Both had corsages of pink baby Martin-Dupont Wedding / Lorlns Studio wore alligator accessories and a fall and flutter away, as frail as ^ H 1 L I t is Im p t^ b le to say this ip tions who have sponsored scholar rial Dollar will prove to be the best roses. MRS. NORMAND EMILE LEGLERC “ corsage of plnh rote elfs- H ie who think the trucks poimd their the generations of men. The birds Stafford would accept any Invita Bot dangerous stuff, even though J l. A reception for 175 guests was mother of. the bridMreom wore a roads to pieces, ail Uio m who re going south follow a viewle.ss path, cream and cocoa afik floral print nur wishful guess m sy be that so held at the Rosemount Restaurant, The Church of the A*aumptlon1»gowned In peacock blue taffeta sent trucks on residential streets, like the hpmlng instinct In the soul Bolton. and tulle, her strapless, taffeta street-Iangth dreaa with matching waa the scene of the wedding Sat Mifter-Frosch Wedding iduch obvious verbal maneuvering day a6d night. And the chdnees of man. "^hou hast made our life 7IGHT Upon their return from a. wed bodice ’With a snap-in stole. The acceaaorles and corsage of rust a summer sowing, an autumn har pompons with cjuster of golden b not the klmj-of thing .that leads are that many of ua. if we think ding trip to Canada on Oct. 21, urday, of ^Misa Josephine Cph- floor-length tulle skirt had an over vest. and a great white winter: too rapture rosea. to world wsr. The* concentration back to the years in which this Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will be at atance Leone, daughter Of Mr. and drape of taffeta, caught with a short for hate, ‘ and *• only long home at 71 Church St. When leav back bow. She wore an open-crown Foil'ollowtng th* ceremony a ra'> ®f big power politics on any one Mrs. Salvatore Leone. 162 W . Cen caption for ISO guests waa held buckstar plot agalntt the truckers -enough for love that llfta the load ’T! ing on the trip Mr*. Wikson chose picture hat pf matching net and point on the map—in this case the DARKNESS WHEN AND WHERE ter' St., ’and Normand Emile Lsi- tn tha church parlon, which ware wia functioning, can recall mo- We an must bear. Amen. , a charcoal brown suit with dark carried a cascade of white and clerc, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Harry decorated with chrysanthemums. Turkish-Syriah frontier—la always brown shoes and handbag and pink rone-tipped feathered carnation*...... YOU .Th*. -brida;*. ttovaUaff. -coatunui.... 1l*e"ciim^ may -■TOOK'tnRBB'"™"’” *""’"-' ■ •■ aceesspriva.'”— Lecldrc.. of,. Berlin. , N, • The gown* worn-bythe-brides- ment of Uft trackers- par^cularly double ring ceremony waa per when leaving on a wedding trip The Romans began shipping Both the bride and' bridegroom m a i^ were 'aimilar in design to he for purposea o f warning or of keen, all without ever suspecting formed at 9 a.m. by th* Rev. Bkf- to Washington, D. C., waa a balg* olive oil to Spain more than 2,800 attended local elementary ichools that of the maid of honor but of hluff. But It UievUaWy createa a thgt it was railroad money which yeara ago. The Spaniards found gar J, Farrell. Paul Chetelat rose taffeta and tulle. Their hats ault with mouton collar, alligator and graduated from Manchester acemoriea and orchid coraaga, A f Mtuatlon In which the big powers was helping ua feel that way. It 80 useful to r cooking, food and Whenever . . . wherever . . . you wrant to played the bridal miiaic and Mrs, were of matching het and their High School. The bride is employed ter Oct. 21 Mr. and. Mrs. Keyed te 4iiesUon m sy be subject to two beauty purposes that they planted control light you want 'Venetians. And Fin- Josephine Post of Coventry sang cascades of white and peacock Now that the plot has been YOU tn the office at Pratt and W hit A've Maria. Palms predominated 'Will be at home at 1198 Main SL their own olive groves aiid. today. NEW1957 blue-tipped, feathered carnations, dangers— the one the reckless. In dell-Made Kirsch Blinds are tailored to .vour ney Aircraft. The bridegroom A graduate of Manchaator High openly 'exposed, and condemned, by Spain is the world’s largest pro in the church decorations. The flower girl's dress was of nylon flammatory act o f some third w indows so you get ma.ximuin light control. served two yeara in the U.S. Arm y Escorted to the altar and pre School, th* hrid* 1* employed at formal court decision, we owe It to ducer of the oil. FRIGIDAIRE and is now employed at the South tulle and lace, floor kngth. Her party— the other some miscalcula- Call us, Mitchell 3-4865 and we’ll demonstrate sented in marriage by her father, I hat waa of the same materials and Carter Chevrolet.’ The bridegroom the trackers to feel more kindly ern New Ehigland Telephone Co. ia employed at th* J. A. Bergren ' tion or policy mletake of their in your home; measure .vour windows; quote See ns for extra large Nk£D GOD’S the bride wa* attended by Miss she carried a ba.sket of white, rose Red squirrels voluntarily swim The matron of honor and brld^- toward them. This Is still, how-' trade-in allowances. Rita Pauline Roaella, her niece, ' and blue carnation*. Dairy, Beat Hartford. own, atreams and lakes. you pnees. You’ll be amaaed how little these mald received gifts of earrings In d ever, e«aier said than done. We maid o f honor. Brideamaids I Mrs. Leone was attired in a The bride's gUt to th* bride* W e and Russia have now moved Made-in-Manchester blinds really cosL th* Junior bridesmaid, a necklace. groom waa ■ luggage, and hia to will love their vital service to our were Gloryjean Leone, niece of the -own o f pink taffeta and lace. The Mrselvc's forward into a position The bridegroom's attendants re bride; Rose Ventura, her cousin; bodice waa studded with pearls her, cultured pearl*. .The bride’s economy best in that probably im- w-here some third rate Turkish or B u rtoiib. ceived accessory boxes. Rita Leclerc, sister of the bride and sequins, and the skirt had ac attendants ware given walleti, and poasible day when they either lose groom; and Ine* Lenoy:e o f Hart the bridegroom's, cuff links and tto Syrian army officer conceivably cordion pleated, insert* in fornt. their thunder, or take it o ff on a •• - f.V "1 ford. ‘ Linda ■ Canlmarata. Cousin Her corsage was of white orchids. claapi. eould plunge b oth 'of us Into war PEARL system o f highways aU their own. FINDEIL MANUFACTURING CO. ' ‘We Are laborers o f the bride, waa flower girl. A reception for approxithately with one another. AppBaaee aad F^raltare Oateg: .J I Henry Leclerc was best man for 500 guests was held from S to 10 There Is, moreover, a certain WATKINS- 485 M DOLE TPKE..-MANC HESTER, 848 MAIN 8TSEET hi* brother, and ushers w’ere Wll- p.m. at the Garden Grove, which CONN. Topic of Sermon llSm Leone, nepljew of the bride; Over 70 Expected - temptation to both of ue to be a wa* decorated with white wedding Franco Praises Russia Where Service le UaAeretoed Salvatore FeliciT her cousin; Jo bells and' streamers. bit reckless. In our own policies. WEST jor seph Cignefru of Hartford and For a wedding trip to Niagara At C of C Meeting ^ -two. W « nqUee, in Uie news, a dissent Bi.YMszi'.i'Tvix'y DonaW- Roblohaud, ..Berlin. -N . H.. Fall*, -the bride-’Choee-a- wool beige tidngs, comes at each o f us in a from our eontenUwii"^t scientific Major John Pickup Sunday Anthony Leone, 'nephew of the tweed suit, brown accessories and Over 70 (3ismber of Oommerc* Fiatril SifsTn bride, waa ring-bearer. different way. progress should not be! attributed took for hi* text "For we are 1* white rose corsage. She was gradu members 'are expected to attend to ideology. The dissent comes O m eM J. Weat. Director The bride’s gown of ' Imported ated from Manchester High School th* Chamber’s general meeting at t. The two things involved are the borer* together with God." I Cor. rose point lace and nylon tulle with the 1956 class. The bride 6 o’clock tonight at Garddn Orove, 142 Em 4 Ceator St. Busalan triumph in pioneering from. Generalissimo Franco o f 8.9, was designed with a' lace bodice, groom ia a graduate of Notre The theme of th* meeting will be Spain, who rather a’ilJingly gives mtebeU t-lIM CAN HELF with long range missiles and the "Watching the last game of the tulip collar and long, fitted Dame High School, Berlin, N. H., ’’The Chamber’* Big Picture," and sleeves. The bouffant skirt with A r lh satellite, and the disastrous credit for the earth satellite to at recent World Series. I was amazed class of 1955 They will be at home a report o f tbd Chamber’s prog> least some aspects o f Communism.! at the splendid team work of the lace ruffle* over ducheaa ' satin to their friends after Oct. 25, at ress and organisation will be ^ven.' fow point for American diplomacy terminated In a circular cathedral 182 W. Center St. The bridegroom Manchester’a Oldest YO U ^ Braves. The pennant and bonus yBxecuti've Vice President John in the Near Elaat represented, by "'ITU* could not have been pos train. A crown o f rhiiiestonea presented cuff links and tie pins with Finest Faellitien waa their reward, W let and e^ght department and di« sible," said Franco,- “ in ' the old and pearls held in place her veil to his attendants and the bride's .,\.the move o f Lebanon, the only Off-Street Parking. "fnteratate highway! would be vision haada will apeak on variou* Russia. I t must forcibly. occur in Impossible without cooperation of French silk illusion, which was, gifts to her maid of honor and phases'of the Chamber’s actM*" Arab country which ever formally Bstobtisbed 1814 between the atatea and towns and edged with rose point lace. She bridesmaids were pearl earnng tie*. . accepted the Elsenhower Doctrine, the new Russia. CHRIST CALLS owners 0 1 bride i. employed m the engin^r- Brown Studio posite reasons. War u often de .Spain, too, the opening of that least It savored of heaven. Organ, Ing department at Pratt and Whit ^Know Ypur SchooV Pro gram Phy.sicians and Phanma- ZiM Evaigflical o’clock Saturday morning for the MRS. NORMAN HARRIS MINER fined as the failure of diplomacy, country's largest oil- refinery. piano, conductor and a 1.500-volce ney Aircraft, and the bridegroom cist.s study for many years is employed as a Jet engine metal- and we have a resounding failure "In our case,” Franco went on, choir were coordinated. They melt wedding o i Mias Norma Ann Du Andover, Oct. 14 (Special? — A*- Fire Hazards Seen before receiving a license LutlitraR Chnrth smith apprentice at Pratt and Local Stocks in diplomacy in the Near East ■we could never have been able to andFRIDAY ed hearts: result! 57.000 converts. pont, draghter of Mr. and Mrs. "Know Your School" program will The prolonged drought of the The wedding of M l»i Lois to practice. We must pass a Coo|ter and High Streets, Y.ankee Stadium audience of 100,- George E. Dupont. 117-Ridge St.,' Whitney Aircraft. chid epraage be presented at a meeting of the past' season has created serious Frosch, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. A receptidn for 140 gueaU wa* facing usr Furthermore, the pres- build this oil refinery if we lacked: ■ Maacheator 000, Madison Square Garden, The bride's attendants were state examination, to prove and Alh eruB ene Martin,. sop M Parent Teacher Aaan. at 8. P,m.. fire,, haaerds,.. a _fire.„..department William-B. -Frosch,-120 Creatwood: k e l* In the church parlor*. itaotatieiM E f nlatiedl by ence o f the Russian earth satellite that political unity which Is lndjs- 1.600,1)00. ; Mrs. and Mr*. Albert F. Martin. "presented with pearls and the Wednesday in the elementary, *pokesman said this weekend. that we have learned bdw bridegroom's with initialed cuff Dr., and Norman Harri* Miner, ten The bride wore a fall green suit in the- akiea, and our knowledge pensable and which enables us to NI6HTS TigTnnfn^ TONIGHT "In Mark'* Gosper we read how 173 Green Rd. The Rev. John F. He pointed out that not only are Bank Stocks . ito properly take care, of links and tie clasps. school. . , with beige accessories and a that the Russiaha have developed maintain a line of continuity 8 man sick of the palsy was car Hannon celebrated the nuptial Mrs. Dorts E. Cham^rialn, -the' woods very dry, but that of Mr. and Mrs. Francis F. Miner, white orchid corsage when leaving Manchester Trust . 80 85 your health. n i r ^ h 1 H U R 3 D f Y ried by four friends to Jesus. They high Maas and performed the the rocket power to put it there, unity, authority, and efficiency." principal, wth speak about various waterholes in .many locations have 30 Campfield Rd., was held at 8 on a motor trip to ^orids. The Conn. Bank and We both have a particular let him down through the roof. He double ring ceremony. aspect* of the school program, in completely dried out. o’clock Saturday afternoon In th* couple will be at hbihe at 18 ' .Trust Co...... - . . . 86 39 must make the United Sutes not What Franco admires in Com Evimiiig Sorvices could not have been cured and for The bride, who was given , in [duty to perform. Your phy Engaged cluding the operation of the Permits U> kindle fire in open air South Methodist Church. The Rev. Chestnut St after Oct. 26. First National Bank only fear the military position given unaided. , marriage by her father, had sk. her of Msneheater .... 27 St munlsm, then, in spite of his sician’s learning concen At 9 O'clock library and the lunchroom, curri fireplaces, niust be obtained from Fred R. Edgar, minister of the The bride, a graduate of IJan- Russia will soon have, but also "Nehemlah waa a man bdhi In maid of honor her sister, Mias culum, general behavior and bus cheater High School in the class of Hartford National hatred of the cyeed involved, Is the' Claire Dupont. 117 Ridge St. Her the fi'fif'hardens who are llsldd as church, officiated. Candelabra and trates on the.diagnosis and W IT H TH E captivity* with a burning, zeal to, Bank and Trust Co. 28H SOH . wonder whether there is still not fact that Communism runs its behavier. _ , « follows; George A. Merritt, Dis two large vaaea of white pompons 1963, ia employed tn the personnel [treatment of disease and rebuild the Holy a t y o f hi* par- bridesmaids -were Mis* Lucille A member of the Board ot Eklu- department at Pratt and Whitney Fire Insuranee Odmpaaiea . an interim period in which our REV. H. G. C A H A U Daly, Wlllimantlc, her cousin, and trict Warden, Old Rt. 8; Deputy were used for' church decoration*. country with an iron hand, Just as I ' ents* homeland. Me prayed to God “cation will el»® *>« *"vited to Aircraft. The bridegroom gradu-, Aetna Fire ...... ,.55 58 6wn old presumed military domi [the preservation of .vour Miss Joyce Dupont, 117 Ridge St., .1 Warden Edward Lindholm, Lind The soloist. Mrs. Ronald Sanewsky, he runs Spain. He ^nay quarrel ' night and day. He got leave of ab present a review Of the Board'a holm'*' Corner*." George A. Nel ated from Manchester High School Hartford F ire ...... 130 140 health. We pharmacists another sister. sang "Becauae,’’ "O Promise Me" nance may not be still effective. with Communist philosophy. But j sence from his captor king to go policies. son. Long H ilt' Rd.: Ernest K In th* cloaa ,of- 1953 and from National Fire /...... 7 1 75 - Can Russia fight a rocket war to-, .study how to compound, to Jerusalem. Against great odds, Beat man was Alfred Lesper- A discussion period w ill follow, and "The Lord's Prayer.” She was Howell .fcheney Technical School. Phe»enlx_ ...... 67 60 communism's totalltsiian tactics ance. Baptist* Rd., and uahers Seyd, Long Hill Rd.; Andrew Gas' accompanied at the organ hy Mr*. day? Proliably not. If not, do w e : dispen.se and protect medi- intimidations and bribes, he organ providing the parents with an op per, HebrOn Rd^; Percy B. Cook, He haa Juat been’discharged after Life aad lndemaity Ina. Coe. . seem to him thoroughly admirable. ized a group of worker* who, tfbw- were Donald Girard.- Rockville, portunity to ask question*. Everett Miner., Six months training with the U.S. have an interim period iyhen ouri jcines. We must,nd drug becau.se it is our legal "Jesus said 'Go ye into all the prospective Ciib Scouts will meet imported ItaUan duplonl silk, fash or black, rather than any proof.] Ch'antiiiy lace and nylon tulle was Meetings Tonight ioned with a wing collar., long ta Hartford Steam BoUei‘'78H 79H zo, is not this the time for us duty to make certain that world and preach the g o w l.' They at 8 p.m. tomorrow in'the elemen that scientific genius, efr project fashioned with a fitted bodice, The Junior choir of the First pering sleeves, princess floor- Traveler* .; ...... 74 , T7 . went and conquered in His name. tary school, with members of a Public UttUtle* to be willing to face a showdown-? , [eVery pre.scription,we dis scalloped Sabrina neckline, long Congregational Church will meet length skirt' with inserts ot lace Public Records effort flourieh.^ better under one Ha also said. 'Greater works than committee appointed by the P T A ,( onn. Light A Powet ■ 17 19 " N ot only, then, do events in the i pense contains a safe dose Rooms these shall ye do. because I go to sleeves and Chantilly apron affect' at 7:30 o'clock. and buttons down the back of the Ideology, than another, which is • in the front and back over a bouf to organize a Cub Scout commit The Regional District 8 Parents Warrantee Deed Conn. Power ...... 3 7 39 ' N ear "East pUce both Russia and I my Father.’ Again He said, 'I will tee and program. bodice. Attached to her lace pill John A. McCarthy and Bessie Hartford Electric Lt. 51 58 " illustrated ahd proved by Franco's! fant skirt of nylon tulle. Her Teacher-Student ' Asan. will opeh box hat was a fingertip French Il ourselves within the povyer. of some YOUR PH YSIC IAN come again and receive you unto Rettrement Topic Set A. McCarthy , to John McCollum Hartford Gas Co. .... 35 38 . remarks. The harvest table from this 5-piece dining group will tuck myself. Occupy till I come.’ That is fingertip veil fell from a crown of its first fan 'meeting with a tour lusion veil. She carried a cascade yreckleas third party, but they a'iso CANJ>HONE V sqqulns and seed pearl*. Her The Connecticut Education of the regional sohooMn Hebron at and Ethel M McCollum, property So. New England By Franco's rule, nd country away snugly) against a wall : . . take hardly any space at our comrolsalon. We are laborers Assn, will send a representative tp of white roses with Streamers §nd find both Russia and ourselves Mitchell 3-6321 flowers were a cascade of white 8 o'clock,- adjourning to the Hebron at 58 Lockwood Bt Tel...... 33 85 which has more than one political all. Measures onjy 20 x 66 inches as shown; opens to a big together with God.” apeak on the referendum for m- stephanotis. Building Permits Manufacturing CompaBles ...with apecikl reasons for reckless rases with ivy. Elementary School at 8:45 where The matron of honor. Mr*..pwen party can ever accomplish any w h e n YOU NEED 40 X 66 inches. Four of the spfndle-back Wintlsor chairs The bride’s attendanU w ore cressed retirement beneBts for an installation of officers will- be To Charles Glode, for additions Arrbw, Hart. Heg. .. 40Vi 48H ness ,of our own. ' A MEDICINE teacher* at a pot-luck supper In K. Warren Jr., East Hartford, sis to a home atJ693 Tolland Tpke,. Associated Spring ... 31 84 thing notable. That, in the human are included. Maine-crafted from rpek maple. Regularly similar gowns, that of the maid held. ter of the bride, a turquoise the elementary school at 8 p.m. wore 81,200.-'’’ "' Bristol Bras* ...... 9 11 record. Is as nonsensical‘ as it is 1147.30. ^ Book Fair Slatud o f ' honor in cotillion blue and Tomorrow’s Event*. gown of' velverley taffeta, made ■ ■ ■■ Thursday. To Seljr Consideration Co. for Collins ...... 120 — those of the bridesmaids tn coral. . J Bfownte Troop 56 wtli meet in with a scoop neckline and a modi Plot Against The Truckers to say the opposite, which would The supper is being held for all Gustave Carlson, for a garage at Dunham Bush ...... 814 9H Pick up yoUr prescrip At Buckley Sihool Their floor-length gown* were tha elementary school from 2:45 fied princess line with a circular be that there could be no accom made with baby raffle# over full ' Joarph Jay Studin teachers in Tolland Coqnty who U Ashland St.. 81.000. Fafnlr'.Bearing...... 63 68 One of the most shrewdly cal tion if shopping near us, or are Interested in CEA. to 4 p.m. skirt. She wore a jnatebing plateau plishment from a country which bouffant skirt* « aatin, tucked Ludlle J. I.ambardo Church school teacher* of the To Manchester Millwork Co. for Em -Hart ...... 40V4 43V4 let U3 deliver promptly Regularly $139.50 | | 9 ‘ The auditorium o f the Buckiey Book Fair Date hat and face veil and carried a Carl Swanson, for alterations to culated huckster achemes on re c permitted only one political party. satin cummerbund# and large side First Congregaflonal Church will Fafnlr. Bearing ...... 69 83 School wtl Ibe the scene o f the an Announcement 1* made of the A Book F aif will be aponsored ca.acade of pink pompons. a home at 64 Summer St., 8600. erd haa finally met its come without extra charge. A boWs. They wore matching hat* meet in th* parsonage at 8 p.m. The bridesmaid. Mr*. Gordon K. tandera, PYary, Clk. .1 4 18 nual Book Fair on Oct. 21 and 22 with circular veil* and carried old engagement of Miss Lucille J by the Way* and Means Commit- To Manchester Roofing and Sid" N. B. M ach in e...... 28H uppance in United BUUs District [great many people entrust Thia is an''opportunity to buy chil The Women'* Guild of St. Peter's Small, iO Trotter St., wore a EXECUTIVE SECRETARY fashioned ^uqueta. ' Lombardo, daughter of Mrs. Paul tee of the P T A in the elemenUry ing for Fred L. Staudt. for addi North and Judd .,., 30 33 Cqprt in •'Philadelphia-, with. 24 US with the responsibility Welsh cupboard above is regularly 8139,50; dren's books which have been ae- Episcopal (?hurch will hold a work gown similar to that of ,the ' " AND CHAPLAIN A reception for 160 gueat* w**' Lombardo of Hartford and the school Oct. 23.' ' ' ig in PhelpsPhrip* Hall at 8 pim. tions to a home at 84 Devoh/Dr,i v ^ 'i Russell Mfg...... 19 31 • of filling their prescrip ktands 62 inches high, is 42 inches wide. The lected'^for special appeal to dif Plans to hold th* fair earlier mectina matron of honor, only In'apricot rallroada and the public relaUona Lutkeren Service Society, Ine. held in WhKe Eagle Hall, the late ML. Lombardo, to Robert R. St. Peter's Choir will meet In color. She also carried *. cascade 8975. Stanley W o r k s ...... 38 41 firm they emplgyed found guilty tions. May we compound Tavern group to the left has a 88-inch round ^ Baffalb, N*Sv Yo.rk, ferent age groups. mother of the bride receiving In a IWnJak, aon of Mrs. Johit KrinJSk thia year than last, were made ao Terry Steam 155 185^ The felr will be open from 2 to the church at 7 p.m. of pink pompon*. yours? ' pink brocade dres* with gray and Sr., 53 Eldridge St., and the late that deliveries of book* could be RADIO ’H.AM»’^ Torrington ...... 34 38 of violating the Sherman Antitruat table that extends to 38 x 60 inches and four 4 end from 7 Id 10 p.m. on Oct. 21, • The Burnap-Sklnner Memorial Best man- was (Maries H. A Cordial Welcome To All, pink adceasorlea, and the mother Mr. Krlnjak. made well ahead of (Jhrlstmaa. M o one knows definitely how U.S. ^ v 'l p com, .... 21 23 La w and liable to damages , tn fav “ ihates” chairs as shown. Also Maine-mado and from 2 to 4 and 7 to > on Library will be- open from ‘I to 9 Braun. 150 Cooper Hill St., and Especially Such Aa Have of the bridegroom receiving in a Miss Lombardo is employed at School Enrollment Rises the name "ham” yOriglnated for U.S. Env’lp pfd. .... 11 18 of solid rock maple, it is usually 8122.40. No Church Home. Octj 22. Books on hand may be The enrollment figures at the pjn. ushers were Gordon K. Small, 10 or of-the induatry they schemed to pink shantung dress .with Mack Nielsen Tool* Die Co.,,Hartford, Trotter St. Owen K. Warren Jr., amateur radio operator*. Some Veeder-Root...... 8 9 43 destroy. purchaaed. and orders.will also be and her fiance, a veteran of service elementary school ros* to 236 last think it came-Yrom the Coekney The above quototlons are not to. Zion Is a Church of the Intcr- accessories. )S>th had white cor East Hartford, and Frank Find token. ' with the U.S. Army, la now em-; week with y»e entrance of five new "Manchester Evening Herald An habit of p l^ n g an "h " before be construed as actual markets. The fo e ,o f the railroads was, aaUonal Lutheran Hour, **11ie A special attraction oh the eve sages. dover rorreepoildent, Mr*. Paul lay and Eugen# A. Pinto, both of Th# bride’s traveling costume, ployed rat Maxlhi Sileijcer, Hart students. * , Mahchealer, initial vov^ s, thus “ hamateur" aaturaUy enough, the trucking in WsMcfrih World’o Moot- Widoopread Ra ning o f Oct. 21 wUl be Oliver But'r They are: Bradley Richard, D, PfaasUehL telephone Pilgrim eventual!/' being shortened to BOILED NUTS dio Program? aad ''This Is the when leaving on a trip north, was ford. . ' ■The mother of the brld* choae duatry; The railroads were itound Prescription Pharmacy tarworth, children’s author and A .November wedding is planned. Grade 3. and Paul Rlch*|rd., Grade >4856. "ham.’’/ Although nuU o f the buckeye, Life” T V (280 etatloDO) both English teacher; He has wrUten a white slhath dress with blue a waltz-length gown of blue crys guilty of employing a' nationally coat and whit* feather hat. A fter B. both ot Hebron Rd.: and Donald tal satin with a blue sequlned hat Ohio's state tree, contain poison- 901 Main Street outstanding mas* commualca- th* popular book,. "A n Enormou* Brown, (irad* 6. Arleen Brown, The eoat of accidents in the Oct. 20 th* couple w llttie at home Death rat* from pneumonia and and corsage of pink ros**, *ud the consumption4|bi the United ou* toxica, th* Indians learned to ’ known jnjbljc relation* firm to ttons aa a p.ubllc aorvlco to our Egg.’ ’ and wll lhave a new book Grad* 4, and Craig Brown, Grad* United State* last year would have I *Quotatlon by John Gay at 173 Green Rd.. ' tubereulods together decreased mother of the bridegroom ehoee a haa risen 44 per eent.ainoe make them edibl* by fapaatad Munch, la 1#4», a campaign to nation nad the world. - ; ubliahed shorOy. Th* public 1* 2, who Ilv* at th* Junction x t He paid ter construction of 2,000 new * ( 1886-17821 k.50 Both th* bride and bridegroom from 140.8 per 100,000 population turquoise satin falU* dree* with. Worid War L bolUn«. ______^l itti lifA on existing public preju- j "Qyyriglit 1887 (8W 4) 5 > p i e c ^ ivlUd to meet Butterworth and la M U to 8.6 per 100,000 in 1955. bron Rd. and B t 8. S ^ b e d hospitals. "Moot Widely Tsiavised fire, g' to VMt tha Bucklay Book Fair, ar* graduates o t Maaehaatar High O F MANCHESY'ER gnas la the Worid Today.” y -V •-V; : 2;. ■ — ■i PAGE E IG H t liANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING JERALD, MAI^CHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1967 PAGE NINE Obituary Judge Suspends Judgment Court Ignpres The Dawn *s Early Light RockviRe-Veimon Army to Take Elliott Moderator U.S. Court Bars Hoffa 16 Marines Heldf For Referenilum APPLIANCE REPAmS In 13 View Blocking Cases Kasper Appeal Bind Over Ordered by Judge FuU Charge of MAPLE St., M>^CHE8TER->-MI 9-1S75 8 Reportedly Saw .Chief moderator for toe Country As Head of Teamsters D eaths Club lease ordinance ref4renduiti ter Memorial Hoapital aftor a abort Judge Jules Karp today warned On Conyiction Of Pair Charged in Break Talos Missile Abused Prisoners / lllneaa. all motorUtp to acquaint them- OcL 22 will be Tom Elliott, Demo Under NBW Management! (Owtlmad trom Faga One) aelves with tlM axistlng lawp con >- i :------cratic chairman of Dietrlct IH. He was bom in Hartford Aug. (Continued from Page One) Force—and I nevsr savf this sort ot Canade^s Pearson cerning the obstruotlon o f drivers' (Oontinued from Page One) Rockville, Oct. 14 (.jpeclal) —^thlrd place with a 1957. Mercedes (Continued trom 'Page One) Elliott’s appointment waa an Expert Repairing On All Saudi AMlIaneeet fit first o f a union ^ahawer to the 20,1870, and had baen a resident of .vision by articles dangling from Sputnik or Rocket stuff going on." Genovese Dies Manchester, for the past 30 years. Two men were bound over to Tol Benz. nounced today by Democratic Re^ LAMFS, IRONS, TOASTERS, GRILLS. chargee of delegate Illegality. their rear view mirrors. tioma right of freedom of speech Fire Prevention Prizes Involved in the eererhonles. Talos The Navy refused to list toe of 'I ssw them hit one man in toe Wins Peace Prize He leaves several couaina. land County Superior ■ Court on stomach until he couldn’t stand istrar Edward F. Moriarty. FANS, HEATERS and PERCOLATORS. From lUrlca'a courtroom Schmidt HU statement cams today in had been violated and said his A t least eight persons In tills Prizes of two dollars, and one Is believed to be the first missile fenses for which tot sailors were Moriarty is naming moderi ALSO ALL filAKES OF SEWING MACHINES. From Injuries The funerU will be held at 2 Town Oourtwhare 13 of 14 persons the government asked that the con- charges of breaking and entering developed for operational use both up, so they hung his arms around ' and Dodd went into the closed ses o'clock Wedneadajr afternoon at the sentsnes was grossly excessive. area reportedly saw sputnik or ita dollar went to the first and second confined. But Maj. Baker noted in toe rack (bunk), and beat )iim for the "special' elrotion. under a Work Ouaranteed e Open Dally—Clofed Moiktays. (Contlnned on Page Five) arrssted here on O ct 8 were given vlctiona be overturned. and larceny whent hey appeared place'winners o f the fire prevention by the Navy and the Army. Sion with Letts seeking a.termtoT' Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main suspended judj^nents. One person, He appealed to the High Tri In doing so, tbs Justice Depart rocket today on Its pre-dawn jaunt Originally, It was a Navy pet, his r ^ r t that "wttneaaei so mal some more. He finally fell down system of altemaUon of appoint Arthur Elmo Genovese, Manches St., with the Rev. Fred R. Edgar, before Judge Francia T. O’Lough- poster and essay contest in'the ment by either toh Demprtatlc or ary restraining order against Hoffa to the apeclal fund of the Nor- Vito Bulbinto, 17, of 40 Woodland bunal after the U.S. Circuit Court ment auggeated the Tribunal might around ths sarth. designed -for ahip-to-alr use against treated or abused are o f question and they kicked him until he got taking office until the basic chal' wegian Nobel Committee. ter electrics] worker Wt, by 22,000 minuter of the South Methodist In Cincinnati upheld the contempt Un in Rockville City Court today: Vernon Fire District Saturday. Invading enemy planes—and invad able reputation in many Instan up. He-s- the brig where any of toe prison confinement. I still can’t do any center. He will nceive the count "There are enough obstructions object In the direction of the North on voting me^nes at toe town’s FLETCHER MASS GO. Mltohel] and aiAed that a court master be Methodist minuter. He was bom condition since the electrical shock home tonight frOm 7 to 9 o'clock on the road today without having D.C., SB his places of residence. Gcrber’i Service Station on Wind first prize. Roberta Amende, sec sibilitles to a land-to-air misailes. ers could have dropped a com heavy work.” Star. sor Ave., Rockville; William Tre- ond prize, John Jzyk;. Grade 1, three otherv;)^lling pieces from 9 - t m named to supervise union affairs. in Toronto April 23, 1897. Ho got passed through him while he wss and tomorrow from 3 to 5 and from to add to them;” Karp said, "The The High Court denied Kasper’s West Imprisoned' n ie Navy Was given the job of plaint "and none of the guards A Navy doctor submitted a In the proceedings before Judge working on a transformer at the 7 to 9 p.m. Stanley Best, 53 Cobum Rd., a panier, 21, Middletown, is charged Vernon Center, Deborah Hess and developing Talos for this purpose would know where it came from,” moderatorstoere end ^ve toe com 188 WEST m id d l e TUBNFIKE the nicknsme "Mike” with a hos law is not a new one but it hasn't appeal without conriment • statement saying Daggett had plete returns to toe town clerk. llrica the verbal dueling between pital unit In World War I. After a Simsbury substation of the Hart been enforced here or anywhere The Supreme Court today also ham operator who haa been keep ,with breaking and entering in the Heide Aberle; Grade 1, Vernon and RCA became the prime con toe Marines said. On Morals Count , same case. They both pleaded multiple bruises on toe abdomen, N am epof toe moderators in the CORNER DURANT IT . O'Donoghue on one hand and few.years as a teacher he entered ford Electric Light Co. Mra.. Margaret 8. CIgnetto else in the State until now. That, set aside the convictions- of the ing tract Of the aatellite by radio, Elementar'y, Jean Kaiser and ^ rlc tractor. It was developed here. Capt. Leo G. May of Rome. N. low cheat wall, the back and but Schmidt and Dodd on the other got Born In Manchester Feb. 9, 1931, caught a view of the rocket from Innocent and waived examination. Lotas; Grade 2, David -Bembe and 'RCA has been reluctant to tell other dolling places will be an- Canada's foreign service in 1928 Mrs. Margaret Sartorla Cig' however, doesn't mean it Un’t a first two persons tried under the A third person., Thomas Pine, Y., commander of the Sasebo Base, tocks and that Daggett confided nounqjra later, Moriarty saia. , NEW LARGER QUARTERS ao hot and heavy that the court and became ambassador to Wash Genovese lived at 617 N. Main St. netto, 72, 29 Oakwood Rd., widow good law.” "knowing membership” clause of Arthur J. West, who lists his hit post In the yard of Manchea- James Dezo; CJrade 3, Robert what it knows of Talos’ capabili asked for general' courts-martlsl ha had been tbid'to say he got ordered them all to keep their He was the son of Elmo G. and address as 617 Main St., was sen ter Green School. . 16, Vernon Inn, was referred to Brash and Virginia Pease; Grade ties until formal release of infor the special election, toe votere PLENTY OP FRONT AND REAR PARKING ington. In 1952 he was president of Dominick CIgnetto, died yeS' The judge continued, "W s should the Smith Anti-Communist Act. for all 16, overruling a rseom-' them during drill. approve or disapprove an ordl- tempers and lower their voices. the late Muriel Moorehouse Geno do everything we can to prevent tenced in Superior Court in Hart Juvenile Court on charges of 4, Joseph Kayon and Carolyn John mation at the ceremonies. Army mendatibn from Baker that 10 ap Sees 'Travesty of Justice' of the U.N. General Assembly. terday at the Manchester Me The cqurt acted on a government ford to two to five years in prison Best aald he apotted the rocket breaking and entering and lar Firemen <3orden L. Deli, 19, ice leasing town land to the AUTO GLASS INSTAUiD vese. A graduate of Manchester accidents, and this law U toward at about 6:07 a little to the left son; Grade- 5, Dennis Clark and and Navy brass have insisted it is pear before less severe special Dodd said the Teamsters con He eras Canadian foreign secre- morial Hospital following a long motion which said reversal of the for injury or risk of injury to chil ceny. Prosecutor Harry H. Lugg strictly an !}CA project. i Flint, Mich., said "aeveral. timei 'Manchester Country Cfiub for 30 t§fy_tor—nine years. He remains High School and the Howell illness. that end.” convictions waa necessary because and below the North Star. He Robert White; Grade, 6, Bessie courts. Tsntion had been "a travesty dren. said Pine had no previous criminal Richards, and Herbert Massengill; This much ia known about Talos: they made me get down on years at a rental of $7,000 a year, GLASS FURNltURi TOPS a member of the Canadian Parlia Cheney Technical School, he had ‘ Bom in lU ly, Nov. 22, 1884, ahe After hearing the cases, Karp o f the Supreme Court's decision could hardly detect motion at The charges are now under re hands and knees, running arou(id justice" Slid O’Donoghue shouting, West had been-.bound over from record and was reported to be of Grade 7, Donna Masorr'and Shirley It Is perhaps the nation’s first Oet-out-the vote plans are now said if that wera true an early, ment, as a member of the Op- been qmployed as an electrician by come to Pennsylvania in 1907, and said, ”1 want everyone around here last June in what is widely known first, he said. However, the ob view at Naval headquarters in and barking like a dog. r^hey being made by Democratic district the light company for the past five to know that thU law exists an(t I Hartford Police Court after he was good character. SnltlVan. completely automatic missile Yokosuka. No trial date has yet MIRRORS (Hroplae* and O m t I - A trial should be ordered. poelUon. has resided in Manchester since to the Jencks case. arrested last April 27, Charged ject did move closer to the star Bond Reduced asked me to bite a sergeapL I chairmen acting for the party's He aald today: years. 1928. She was a member of St. strongly urge adults and teenagers The convictions were - those of toward the east an^ then croaSed Grades 1 through 5 of Vernon system. Melt are required only for been set, O'Donoghue also complained with .molesting a child in the Gorman’s bond was reduced monitoring purposes. The system went over. I didn’t bite JWm but town committee which is opposing there h ad . been frequent con. "Gosh, I am thunderstruck and He leaves his wife. Mrs. Vivian James' Church and the Alpina So alike to refrain from having such Junius I. Scales, Communist party in front of the star. A t that tima Elementary School competed in the "It is,, impossible to determine he kicked me.” y Uie ordinance, and by the Manches PICTURE FRAMING (d i typM ) Crown' Theatre In Hartford. from $2,500 to $1,000 at the re latches on to the target — 100 or at thia stage what sentences might, ferences by Schmidt and Dodd with overwhelmed. It is a great honor.” H. West Genovese: a son, Ralph ciety. objects hanging from their mirrors leader in Tennessee and the Caro- He was sentenced to two to four It became dim and difficult to see, )x>ster contest, while Grades 6 and Deli said one sergeant banged ter Country Club, which is in fa and visors." quest of Atty. Robert J. Pigeon more miles away — computes, cor be handed down,” said a Sasebo' Judge Lstts. Schmidt said they had The last Nobel peace prise Arthur Genovese; his father and She leaves two daughters, Mrs. linas, and Claude M. Lightfoot, a years foi* a aimilar offense on Jan. he said. who aald h« would represent Gor- 7 wrote cssayq on fire prevention. toe heads of Bell and another vor of it. 'I^e club is sponsoring a W INDOW ORd PLATE GLASS stepmother, Mr. and Mra. Elmo G. Harry Balboni of West Hartford, Those arrested by Patrolman The Fire District's ambulance rects. loads apd fires Itself. It re legal officer. The charges - are SvSry right to talk to Judge Letts awarded was for 19M, when it Negro and executive secretary of 4, 1955, and was on parole from^ As it moved higher in the sky. nisn In the higher court as public portedly has a high firepower rate prisoner together 'Ibard enough to rally Wednesday at 8 p.m. at. toe In Us chambers and that if O'Dono- went to the office of U.N. Com Genovese; three brothers, Elmo, and Mrs. John Stevenson of Man' Emanuel Motola on Center S t, the party in Illlnols. was put into service, officially, under Articles 92 and 93 and for JALOUSIES: Installation la Qnick, Eaay and EeiniwIekL that sentence when he was ar It became very bright and passed defender. against a multitude of targets two men only Article 128 ot the knock us u ncons^ us.' One guy cjubhouse. ghus knew ao much about them missioner for Refugees. Others Charles and Robert Genovese; and cheater; and four grandchildren. were Donald K, MuUener, 17. of 93 In the Jencks case last June the rested. close to the pointer stars of ths Gorman aaid he got involved in Saturday, according to Fire (3hlef burned me on to^back of the neck Glenwood St.; Richard J. Steven simultaneously coming from many Uniform Code of Military Justice. OONTBAOTOBSt WE HAVE IN STOCK ns must have had an eavesdropper who have received it in the last five sisters, Mrs. Enizabeth Lam B^ineral services will be held Supreme Court ruled that a de-. West was represented by Atty. big dipper. After it passed the the case because of flnancial prob Leslie Kittle. The ambulance is now directions — a complete prototype with a clgaretto. They just got listening in outside Letts' cham. 10 years include the American bert. Miss Theresa Genovese, Miss Wednesday morning at 8:30 from son, 17, of 57 Phelps Rd.; Richard fully equipped, with all the extras TTiese articles cover violation of MEDICINE CAIINETS ORd SHOWER DOORS fendant in a criminal case must Theodore J. DlLore'nzo of Hart dipper,, it became still brighter lems. He haa a wife and three of what may be the forerunner of orders, maltreatment and assault. a Itlck out o^ lt.” bars. Friends Sehrtce Committee (Quak Alida Genovese, Mias Linda Geno the W. P. Quish Funeral Home, L. Tarca, 18. of 638 W. Middle be given access to FBI reports ford. / and rose higher (about 70 degrees children and la reportedly being being donated. The Ladd and Hall Oiairman McClellan (D-Ark) of Tpke.; Peter E. Banner, 17, of 49 the nation’s future defense system. Each specification under Article One manXput a .45 between my ''Ts'saiHroTii'’' OPEN SATURDAYS — OPEN THURSDAY ers), Lord Boyd Orr of Britain; vese and Miss Diane Genovese, all 225 Main St., followed by a re made by undercover agents if the above the horizon) Best observed. evicted from the Inn. C3o. donated the mattress. Cham Tomorrow’s Talos firings are ESTIMATiqS OLADLY GIVEN the Senate Rackets Investigating quiem Maas at 9 o’clock in St. Salem Rd.; Robert S. Filler, 17, of 93 theoretically carries a prison eyes and ^ k e d me If I wanted to "F t m plekriip Dr. Ralph J. Bunche of'th e Unit- of Manchester. agenU are to. testify against him. By that time he could aee that Trepanler la ' being held on bers Esso Station the sheets and designed to show the Army and term of one year, article 92 tWo die,” D ^ sa id . "They figure you’re Oommlttee has said methods of se James’ Church. Burial wilt be 82 Oottdge S t ; Frederick O. pillow cases, and Fitzgerald Motors ad Nations, Leon Jou)iaux, Albert The funeral will be held at the Congress later passed' a bill giv Skating Lessons the object waa traveling at a liigh $2,500 bond. The trio waa ar- others just how Talos can work aS years aild article 128 six months. In toeiA to be beat up and stomped a n d lecting some of ~ the convention Schweitxer and Gen. CUorge C. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main in St, James’ Cemetery. Deane, 20, of 109 Hemlock St. ing trial judges authority to decide the first aid kit. delegates were scandalous. rata of apeed. It moved eaatward rrated Wednesday by local police a surface-to-air defense either Specific violations charged to the on.’" ^ Marahall. St., at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon, Friends may call at the funeral Thomaa W. Morrow, I'l, of 28 what parts of. a government docu after an Investigation of the break Hospital Notea around military installations or Attorneys for the rank-and-file Birch St.; Qyrll Banks, 18, of 79 To Start at Rec and - dUappeared from view in ths Marines vary from 82 for one man ler prisoners’ testimony et the with the Rev. Arnold W. Toxer, home from 6 to 9 o’clock tonight ment must be disclosed to the de reported' Monday night. The Admitted Saturday: Frederick Important cities. to three for another. ■ group also said they would go and tomorrow from 2 to 6 and 7 L«nox St.; Elmer E. Larkin, 47. of brightening sky about 6:13, Best py4-trial hearing told of frequent Advertise in The Herald—~It Pays minister of the Second Congrega fendant. laid. break reportedly netted them $260. Balzer, RFD 1: Oravio Valenti, Talos. among other things, is Pretrial Investigation testimony inta the federal appeals court here to 9 p.m. Scotland, Conn.; Ronald A. Hab- Despite thia act, however, the T h e Recreatipn Department an Broad Brook; Mrs. Marie Lasqpw, ^atinga, and seeing other prlson- Six Suffer Hurls tional C3iurch, officiating. Burial nounces that there will be roller A nolle was entered in the case designed for use both with explo by Seaman Carl E. Scott, 19, seeking a court contempt finding will be in Buckland Cemetery. . erern. 20, of 26 Drive E; Karin E. Justice Department told the High Best Bsid he kept watching, but 81 Grand Ave.; Mrs. Geraldine Mc ^ers beaten. against the Teamsters. skating lessons for boya and girls of Donald V. Boldt, 39, Center sive or nuclear warheads. An RCA Crosby, Tex., said two prisone^ Friends may call at the funeral Mra, Lulu B. Crawford Lenhardt, 18, of 115 Charter Oak Court the convictions of Scales and could not apot the aatellite. Connell, Broad Brook. official over the weekend called It "These prisoner! were in for This action was to be baaed on In 2-Car Accident at the West Side Recreation Cen Charles Booth of 163 Pearl St. Rd., Vernon, who appeared in held him down while two Marlpto home tomorrow from 3 to 5:30 and Mrs. Lulu B. Crawford, 78, 64 St.; Robert D. Saimond, 16. of 333 Lightfoot would have to be fe- Birth Saturday: A son to Mr. the "most advanced system of Us beating up Japanese women, taking a se^ on of the Sept 28 order by Oak St.; Robert J. JamaitU, 16, 45 ter on-Monday evenings from 6 to said he saw the satellite about 6 ;14 court on a charge' of failure to "would take a bayonet and' d n w from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Lyness St., widow of John Craw versed. grant the right of way. and Mrs. Daniel Beebe, 61 Orchard kind in existence.” He declined use toe cutting edge across my /toest. dope, larceny end things like that,’' which the Appeals Court set aside Mrs. Marilyn Bomcly o f .Weat Westwood St., and Bulbinas. The courts action leaves the gov 8. Lessons will begin tonight Ail for two minutes with the aid of his St. ford, died yesterday at Manchester those interested in participating Boldt, a school bus driver, was of his name and pointedly avoided There was no cover on the ^ y o n e t said Sgt. Barbuti. "They were un- an earlier injunction by Judge Hartford waa arreated laat night Wh^n stopped by Motola, their ernment free to bring Scales and Boy Scout field glasses. "Discharged ' Saturday; James diacipllned end we just enforced Letts. That injunction would have Memorial Hospital after a long must register at the West Side arrested Sept, 27, after a collision saying whether he had any knowl at toe time. I had scars ^ marks and charged with failure to grant illness. vehicles had articles such as sim Lightfoot to trial again. However, Booth also - reported seeing the Keller, 9 Morrison St. Ext.; Mist edge of any such system operated discipline. If you cut a man with haired election of offlcers at the the right of way in a 2-car acci W. E. Slater Dies, ulated dice, "dancing” monkeys, Recreation Center office. between his bus and a car at Rt. on my chest afterwa'iu but no Bom In East Hsmpton, Jan, 15, today's action will put off for a rocket near the North Stsr.^ for 83 and Dart Hill Rd, Prosecutor Bonnie Raymond, RFD 1; Ray by the nation's potential enemies. blood was drawn.” a bayonet or shove a pencil up his union's convention. dent at the Intersection of Wad baby shoes and scarfs dangling about three minutes beginning at 1879, a daughter of the late Fran year at least any final ruling on Lugg noted that the c u e would mond Clark, Maple St„ Ellington; "It was just brutaltfy,” said Sea nose, it’s going to hurt him' or "The Appeals Court's order di dell Rd. and W. Center S t late Coventry Grocer from -their rear view mirrors. validity of the "knowing member MACMILLAN ON N-TEST8 6:04. Arthur Gsell, Kingsbury Ave.; rected "that all delegates recog cis and Beatrice Root Dutton, she Tokyo, Oct 14 (JV-BrlUih probably come before the civil man Jeffery t V Cahee. 21, leave a mark. Nobody haa any Saturday afternoon. had lived in Manchester for 60 In court today, all but Bulbinas, ship” clause. He Said ha could not see either Mrs. Georgette Triaka, RF7) 1. marks and no one is hurt. nised or seatsd by the credentUds Six persons were injured, one Filler, Morrow and Jamaitis plead Prime .Mlatator Harold Mao- court. Three children were re State Policeman RoanOke, La., wtioae testimony Coventry—Winford Ernest Sla years. That clause makes It a crime the rocket or satellite with his portedly 'bruised in the crash. Admitted yhsterday: William EI- committee shall bis selected in ac-' seriously, in the accident when the ed guilty. After the suspended mlllaa told Japaa today to sus- lU, 32 Village St.; John Notan, claimed a MarbM filled hla hair "Since we’ve been taken'off toe ter, 82, one time sawmill and gro She leaves a son, Herbert CraW' to beloto to tho (kimmunist. (larty naked eye. Another charge of failure to with ahavlng pftem . ameared hia brig toe discipline has gone down tordance with the requirements of car driven by Mra. Bomely collid judgments were lianded down by while knowing the party advocates pead nuclear • weapea testa The family newsboy caught a Park Hotel; Mlsa Carol Clark, Ab Resigns Duties the constitution of the union, and cery store operator, died Saturday ford of New Milford; two daugh "would not by itaelf be n meas grant the right of way was hoHed face with polish and "told me to end the prisoners ere practically ed with a vehicle driven by Ron ters. Mrs. William Westbrook of Judge Karp, Miller. Morrow and violent overthrow of the govern glimpss of sputnik st Booth’s invi bott Rd., Ellington; Mrs. FHora that a quorum of the convention ald Lechere of Cromwell. at Windham Community Memorial Jamaitis changed their pleas to ure o f dlaarmament” because tation. < in the case of Royston McNamara, Seekins. 19 Mile Hill Rd. wash my iuuids in the commode. running toe piece.’’ '- East Hartford and Mra. Raymond ment. % He was a d d in g there to see that shall consist only of delegates so Moat aerioualy .hurt was War Hoaiftal in WlllimanUc. guilty and were also given sus oouatriee able to nuumfacture Mrs. Sylvia Spain of DobsonvlUa 29. of 226 W. Main St. IKscharged yeiterday: Mrs. Ra Stafford 8prings^ Oct. 14 (Spe Barbuti, toe chief defendant, Overton of Manchester; two sis Lightfoot was sentenced in fed A charge of reckless driving I did It.’VOther prisoners testified seated.” ren Bomely, 33, huband of the ac- A t 'VarioBb times, he conducted pended sentences. eral court In (kiicago to five years noclear arms would ^eoatlnue to and her S-year-oId daughter saw an chel Close, RFD 3; Mrs. Rose cial) —State Policeman Fred has - 82 specifleations against him ters, Mrs. Chester Flavell of Man against Joseph P. Lewis, 25, Bol they b m the Incident McClellan has alleged that half cuaed and the only pagsenger in grocery etores In South Coventry, do B O . MaemtUan snM replying O'ConnrII, Edgerton St., Manches erick P. Lewis o f Thompaonville on torse charges. chester and Mrs. Julia Muijphy of In prison and fined $5,000. Scales object near the North Star between Anotoer Marine, Cahee aald. the convention delegates were im- cat,. Ha .waa. admtttad to 4b'a JVmirnantkv Noftk-Windham, Co WM given -a- six year eentenpe In to a cable .from Japaaeee -Frlaae 6;10 and 6;16, Mrs. Spain; who did ton R(L. jiVto, reduced to operating ter; Steven Breiuien, '336 E. Main h u.. aubmltted...hbi_ realgnation pitq>er1y' seletc'ied...... ' lumbia and' Stafford ’ Springs. He ■Vlrgirila: a biroOier, ^ ym orid R. minister Nobusuke Kishl asking with Improper lights by the Pros from the department to take a me to say something and Karuihealer Memorial Hospital Goodale Of Andover; and n!ne U.S. -District Court in Greensboro, not use the field glasses she had, St„ Mrs. Ruby Oourtemenche, 11 \ In New York last week, Beck with a concuaaion arul neck apd also ran a sawmill and lumber Town Trucks Hit N.C^ Britisli eupjtort for Japan’s reso ecutor. Lewis was represented by CSierter Rd. job as claims investigator with time I said it he woulen ita season at 7 will cease his ]x>Iice duties home today from 3 to 9:30 and land St. Bridge, at 8 o'clock this row. each other." secured their banquet tickets for Ha Said this was bypassed under Saturday night. hit home with a son, Eari C. Slater morning. 02000001020101010002000202020201020201020201005300 Others Fined p.m. with all bowlers asked.to be *the rule xOf reason,” and con from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Other fines were leyled_as fol Several, including a Marine pris the convention in New Britain The four Injured In the other of Flanders Rd. here. According td Patrolman Primo present. oner, tectifled they saw Fireman tended "thSye la nothing wrong Besides hla son, he leaver a lows: Ralph W. Palmer, 50, of 11 The Rockville Fish and Game BIO JOB Saturday should contact Mrs. car are Rachel R. Lechere, 2, of Amadeo the mishap was "a case of Paul E. Baiom, 31, Chicago, Irene La Palme, 155 Walker 8 t about It' Cromwell; Blanche O. Bernard, 99. brother, Clinton o f thie town, three Vill|{ga St., Saiington, driving Club will meet at . 8 p.m. at the . Nins months in lOm wera re Mcaellan that his Sen misjudgement.” No arrests were quired to succesefuw cleave the ordered to {wrform a bowel move, of Mancheeter, N. H.; Blanche' other sons, Ehneat W., Herman made. imdei* the influence of intoxicating Mile Hill clubhouse. ment In the brig con ^ u n d In front ate group is :ing more Infor liquor, $102; Joseph Kusalla, 37, Cullinin diamond, V hlch weighed Eleanor Duse Lodge, No. 1399, Goaelln. 21, o f Reading, Maai.; and and Maurice E. Slater, all of Wil F u n e ra ls The two drivers were Joe P, of other prleooers. "They put light mation on 's use o f ~union Harry Lechere, 50, o f BerUn, N. limantlc; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Farmington, and Henry A. Berk, Vernon and Tnloottvllle news 3,106 carats, a ^ r d ln g to the Daughteri of Italy, will hold ita Calhoun, 50, of 75 Oak Grove St., er fluid under me and eomeona lit monthly meeting Wednesday at funds. He skid .Teamster locals H. Unlitjured were DorU R. Segar, also of Willimantlc; 15 30, of 29 (kuvty SL, . MMcheat|r, Itonaa are handled through The Encyclopedia Briunnica. it. Whan' It got hot I ran," aaid In the; Central an( Mrs. Mlanie M. Gibbons and Richard E. Turcotte Jr., 20, of 7:30 at toe Italian American Club. Southern Con' Lechere, 22, of Cromwell, and the grandchildren and seven . great 245 N. Main St. speeding $34 each; Nefl TL Thomp Herald’s Rockville Burean, 7 W. Basom. ferenoea have been dA ed to supply The funeral of Mrs. Minnie P A M OF LAW A halloween party will follow toe driver. grandchildren. Damages to the right side of the son, 26, Abbott Rd„ Ellington, Main S t, telephone TRemont “ Another time they made me a listing o f their caan\assets, their Both ''vare received extenei^e Services will ba held at the Matchett Gibbons of Hartford was operating a motor vehicle without S-S1S8. Treaties become a part of the ut out a cigarelts butt with my busineBS session and all who can stocks and bonds, all their loaiu held at 2 o’clock Saturday after vehicle driven west by Turcotte do ao are urged to appear in cos damagce. Avery Memorial Funeral Home, received damages estimated' at a license, $24 and disobeying an supreme Ifir ot the land when Care foot.’’ since January 1990, and any ad Willimantic, tomorrow at 2 p.m. noon at the Watkins-West Funeral officer, $18; Lewis C. King, 29, Mount McKinley, highest moun they are made by proper authori Basom told of having a /.45 pistol tume. vances or phynwnfc V other Service. The Rev. Percy F. Smith, $300. The other tnsck, driven east The Rev. Charles W. Graham will by...Ca.Ihpun, 'received damages Church St., Vernon, driving to tho tain in North America, is much ties an*'duly ratified by the U.S. jAmmeA sgAintt. hU. head, u one . TessisterJHnlta.. . ; - officiate.' Friends may call at the associate minister fit the South; left a t an intsraeclibn,: $25; John hi^er than'Mount Blanc,Highest Senat^' fn 'acc'brdancir'wiUi' the guard aald, " I ’d like nothing better can'iwcHui'fcii Mother* ciub wnr The . committee aireadjr. has tntinmted at $400.' Neither driver funeral home today from 3 to 5 Methodist Church, officiated, and was hurt. C. Milak, 24, intoxication, $15. mountain In Ehirope. Constitution. then to blow your brains out." meet... Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. in asked an Teamster locals f^ ;^bir Ruth MiUett and 7 to 10 p.m. Frederic E. Werner was organist. Also, Walter Ostrowski, 43, Staf X Other Marinee "made dirty re toe Fellowship room of the church. records relating to selection of Burial waa in E u t Cemetery. ford Springs, intoxication, $18; marks about my wife," Basom Six of toe members -will show toe convention delegates. Joeeph Sohrelndorfer Bearers were Thomaa McKin Raymond Scheyd, 48, New Britain, said. newest heir styles, through dem Beck faces trial soon on a fed Noitody Wins Arguoieato ney. Robert McKinney, William onstrations by Mr. and Mrs. John Betweea Men and Women Glastonbury — Joseph Schreln- passing on the right, $15; William "When you’re stared in toe face eral indictment charging he evaded dorfer of 4 Doming Rd., Glaston Turklngton and Walter Fleming. So They Say H. Fisk, 21, West Wmington, fail with a shotgun all you can do is P. Scarlato, proprietors of toe more than 8250,000 in income' It'a a mlataka for a woman ever Cummings to Propose take it. I was with the Air Force Lujon Salon of Beauty In toe An ^ argue with a maih^^TMre are a bury, died suddenly at hia home ure to drive to the right, $15; Wes taxes. Hoffa is to go to trial to yesterday moniing. He was bom In Mrs. Peter J. Smith ley R, Tuck, 29, Wapping, reckless Police—I )iad (our years in the Air drews building. morrow in New York on wiretap lof' of sound reasons behind that Glastonbury on March 16, 1915, Funeral aervices for Mrs. Peter conclusion to all truly feminine I'm not even a tinger. I've got driving, $12; and Thomas B. Pow conspiracy chaigea He also faces the ton of Mra. Mary Winkler J. Smith, 76 Ridge St., were held ell, Ellington, intoxication,'$15. arraignment tomorrow on another women eventually will agree. na. buaineaa having a hit record. Schrelndorfer and the late John at 8:15 thia morning from the John If 1 can do it, it shows what craxy Robert M. Shute, 42, of 20 Over federal indictment alleging perjury A Woman is never leas feminine Schreindorfer. B. Burke Funeral Home, and at 9 before a federal grand jury. than Whan she U attenipUng to shape the record business Is In. Tuesday - Wednesday brook Rd., Vernon, was ordered ar He was a life-long resident of O’clock in St. James’ Church. The —A ctreu Debbie Reynolda on her rested today when he failed to ap A proposal that the town of Opending on the price asked. Cum Beyond all the pending civil prove Asman wrong. What woman Glastonbury and was employed as Rev. John F. Hannon was the cele mings said. and criminal actions against Hof would rather ba rlg^t than be hit record, Tammy.” pear in court on a charge of In- Manchester buy the ^ilver Lane a machine assembler by Pratt and brant, the Rev. John P. Blanch ■mCTIVf AT AAP toxioation. Bond was set at $50. The planning commission has fa, he faces a fight next week be feminine? ^ 'Whitney Co., West Hartford. He field the deacon and the Rev. Jo housing project in oriler to allow sugested that the town take over fore the AFLrCIO Executive Coun The man'k ego can’t be overlook I don't think it is slanderous to Bonds totaling $195 were fore- tenants a longer time to find other was' a member of Local 405. seph H. McCann the subdeacon O N O C T O M R 1S TH felted by out-of-the-area drivers. maintenance of the sirea for six cil. The council has labels Hoffa ed. When a Woman tells a man ha Mrs. Jane Maccarone was organist say someone isn't sexy. My mother homes will be brpUght before the months to give the families In the United AUto Workers, the FubL- isn't sexy. A N D 16T N o n l y Several othsr cases wera con and Beck corrupt and unfit to U wrong and'''^an prove it, she U nese Society of Manchester and a and soloist. Father McCann read ^oard of Directors tomorrow project more time to relocate. continue In union power. putting him In. a position where —Michael Ellis, Bucks County tinued for one week. playing member in the Glaston the ( t mmittal aervice at the grave night. Some of the tenants are planning The'coimcil, at its meeting here he has to defend his stand even (Pa.) theater producer, being ‘Meoatalasers* Slate Meeting bury Softball League. in St. James’ Cemtery. The Box Mountaineers will hold to ask for the maximum 6-monto Oct. 24, will consider suspending if he U convlncejl she is right. Bearers were Jack Samar, Ray sued by a girl he rejected as Director TfA Cummings will aik extension allowed under State law N In addition to his mother, he is "not sexy enough” for a cer their second meeting Thursday at tor conaidejAtion o f thp suggestion pre-holiday the Teamsters for maintaining' How can be happily admit that a survived by his wife, Ines Peace mond Grezel, Edward F. Moriarty, after formal eviction suite are tiled SALE H offa in union office. This deci tain role.' 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. when th f Board convenes in by the housing administration. woman has bested him in an argu Schrelndorfer; a son, Paul J.; tWo Edward J. Moriarty, Martin Cun Edward TheCault, Jan Dr. The sion will be subject to a ratifying ment? ningham and Peter Robinson. regular session et 8 p.rn. in the Some of the suits are expected to daughters, Nancy Ann and Sally I believe this city should hav6 main topic for the evening will be Municipal Building hearing room. vote at the A F L -d O convention If a woman does occasionally be filed this week. at Atlantic City in December. Ann; six brothers, John H,, Frank a National League club. If the Italian cooking. Mrs. Chester Ba He wi)l also suggest that the town win a man’s grudging, "Okay, may S., Martin P., Wlillan) H., all 8f William E. Hackett tor and Mrs. Therault will prepare Invc^igate obtaining federal rs- Hoffa has stated he wants to be you’re right,” she drives a (Brooklyn) Dodgers go, we will Glastonbury, Stephen P., ' South Funeral aervices for William E have something more concrete to an Italian meal featuring antipasto deyriopment aid after buying the keep the Teamsters in the AFL- wedge between their mutual ad River, N. J., and Henry F„ Hart CIO union family. He obviously Hackett, 469 Porter, St., were held say on that. and lasagne. - p^jecL miration for each other. For a ford;, a slater, Mrs. Stanley Kwo- this morning at 9:30 from the W. Membere of the newly-formed hopes to persuade the A F L -d O while at least, he thinks she U —New York's Mayor Robert /' Residents of the 175-unlt project Council to put the Teamsters on lek, Meriden. P. Quish Funeral Home and at Wagner. group are Mrs. Richard Timmons, owmed^ by toe federal government bossy and opinionated, and she The funeral will be held 10 o’clock in St. Bridget’s Chumh. chMrminl''Mri;' H jriy F. CaHldlii? have recelvea hotlCM ’■ro' KA've 'b^ probation or a similar lighter thinks he is a stubborn mule. This punishment than suspension. But Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from the The Rev. Harold Holbrook, cousin It made me madder than hell. vice chairmah; Mrs. Lewis Dos(r, the end of thia month. doesn't help their relationship. Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 Naubuc pRiLCAP A F L -d O president-George Meany of the deceased, was the celebrant, My reaction Was one of shock, dUi- secretary and Mrs, Harvey A. He Can’t Let Her Forget 'Ave., Glastonbury, followed by a the Rev. John J. Delaney the dea Suggests Negotiation remains determined to show no belief, bitterness and anger. Yonce, publicity chairman. To help the tenants, Cummings ADHESIVE TAPE There U always the chance that requiem Maas at S t P a u I's con and the Rev. Theodore Gubala quarter in the federation's cor —Col. Harry C. Keeney, "fired” The group ta part of a kUte- said that he will ask at the Board Wittrproof, fiezible. ruption .cleanup drive. the man Is right and wins the Church at 9 o’clock. Burial will be the subdeacon. The Rev. Dennis wide organization working .toward argument hands down. Then he from the Army after 17 years’ THIGHS DRUMSTICKS meeting whether it would be pos in St. Augustine’s Cemetery, Hussey was master of ceremonies, service, because of Defense cut improved homemaking qhder the sible for the general manager to Isn’t going to let her forget how South Glastonbury. Friends may and Mrs. Arlyne Garrity was or W4ic 2(«r44c backs. guidance of the State Cobperativa negotiate with the Public Housing wrong ahe was. Tho fact that she call at the funeral home today and ganist and soloist. Father Delaney, Ibcteniion Service in Agriculture AdnUntatrstion '(PHA) for pur- »CSUO PACKS Car, Cruisfer Hit, doubted his wisdom In the first tomorrow from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 assisted by Father Holbrook and I seldom play golf, bu$ when and Home Eksonomica. chase of the project. PAPER it ENVELOPES place makes it necessary for him to 9 p.m. Father Gubala, read the committal RellaMIlty Run Winners to rub in his triumph just a little. service at the grave in St. James’ ever I do newspapers carry my The (PHA) is now planning to Howies Arrested picture. Thia leads people to think Werner'\ Kiinzll Jr., Tolland, aeli houses at Silver Lems off-slte CiwictafSisurtttifltt.- M So nobody, wins when a man and Mra. Anna Reuhl Cemetery. placed flraKunotig 52 entries-in iKk >WTG| woman' argue. Wise women learn Rockville — Mrs. Anna Krey- Bearers were Edwin Higgins, that all 1 do la play -golf. after receiving competitive bids.' 2<«80( —Japanese Prime Minister No- the first reltahll...... tillty'run held here (luhimings said that he would Elwood J. Howies, 45 of 68 Jen this young and prove the points alg Reuhl, 71. widow of Frederick Richard Higgins, James Higgins, sen i St., was arrested last night buiuke Kiihl. yesterday. like to see the general manager 4JS PANOVITEwitkMINaUlMuiH- they want to make without daraag- Reuhl, 40 Orchard 6t., died last Joseph Murtaugh Jr„ Donald Cald Kunzli w u -awatded a trophy by Me liaMSiaMNSOLBUVtClUItt. and charged with reckless driving well and Raymond Quish. Inquire about whether toe federal yittmiin plui 12 siintrtU. lOfft___ Z 101 A W Ilea4^$hm, Isvtndtr or Lawzdtr Ihg a man's self-eiteem. night at Rockville- City Hospital the Choppers, Rockyille (^stom agency would waive bidding re h L after he was involved in a accident after a lotig illness. t . Last' evening, members'pf Camp I think that to pertiuide hjm SJG PGiniGUIGN, UqtM oaltMtiaiH...... Eieti lOdt It’s.one of the .’reasons men aay Club, HMmsors of the rUn. He drove quirements to allow the town to Jtlor .99 ^ t h a police cruiser driven by •-She was bom Feb. 4, 1886 in bell. Council No. 573. Knights (Communist\^party boss Nikita Pint______2 for 3^ ifciwyiws. R*|iriir W nibbtr they can't understand women. a 1966 Oldsmobile. buy the project. . Patrolman Newton Taggart. What they really mean Is they Broad Brook, daughter o f the late of Columbus, oalted at the funeral Khrushchev) Ukgive up drinifing is Ik GLYCamSUPPOJlTGUES. AX -2 for ,11 1 According to police, Taggart was esisier than to p^suade him to Second place was won W Wal . ”I wonder whether It would not 1 Jf UMimUliBiS turn SHUT. IsnoHs- can’t understand women who know Emil and Louisa Feldman h home in a body - and recited the lace Pettengill, Manchester,-, who be possible to negotiate an agree Window Shades 12't Adult’s or Infant’s______Z (01 ,5 4 enriched. 11-oz. Aarttet.______driving east on Center St. about how to”get their own way or put Kreysig, and htid lived in this city Rosary, with the Rev. Joseph Far give up the use oKnuciear weap s-nici .2 for 1.90 8:45 last night. He was on his way ons. drove a 1937 Ford with a 1998 ment with toe Public Housing Ad- Ue MILKOFMAMBIIL nx m tJI ADMDIliE imOO UKTICL Ssiart across a point without resorting for 67 years. ' rell and Father Delaney in charge. Studebaker engine. He was awaril- FUCi SmiNOS. to an official call and his blinker —Ja)>anese Socialist plsriy chief PLUMP AND MEATY minlstrstion In-view of the fact Made to Order " Pint...... :------2 for thedtt.______.2 for 1.26 to an argument. She was a member of the ed a trophy donated by Riverside that these people would be tossed A S L O W A S light on the cruiser's rdof was (Ail rights reserved, NEA Service, First Lutheran Church and its Mrs. Antone HUkenback Tetsu Katayama. who nqpea to Auto Bodies. Bring your old rollers la'and flashing, police and two witnesses ween the Russian leadeiNqway upon the market When the banks • Inc.) Missionary i^ociety; Hoppe Chap The funeral of .Mrs. Antone READY-TO-COOK Mark Pigeon, Rockville, won are ^not too generous with loans save S5e per sbadA said. ter, OES; and the La'dlea^Liederr. HUkenback, West Hartford, was from vodka. » < > C - 5 0 BONUS BUYS NOT ON U SUE PUN lUT SPECIAL lAMAINSI Hawlea was coming In the op and work weeka in thia area have LIMITED tafel Society. held at 2 o’clock Friday afUrnoon been reduced.” the Director said. TIME. posite direction and turned into the She leaves a brother, William in St. Mary's Episcopal Church. Ni> country can escape the con a D fn If the town could buy the project, ACT NOW! "FOR HIM t H U ” m m iM PAFCR. 2 tint. « .. SPlWraSTRITCHNYUHS. path o f Taggart's vehicle as he About Town Kreysig of this City; and aeveral The Rev. Prescott Beachi assistant, sequence of any lapss by the Pertonol Notices,- toe tenants might be allowed attempted to cross the street and stepbrothers and. stepsisters. vast and wealthy United States' r 100 ahnts, SO anvt. Whit* wllum.___lith Fif 1..39 $ ,M ,L Fa ir------— .1.11 VMn Nmi J 7 officiated, and Sydney MacAlpIne year to find 'otocr homes, Cum O ffn r AI m Apclhe to pull into a aervice itatiion west of The Study Circle of the South ■The funeral will be held. Wednes presided at the organ. .Burial was economy from perfset health. When mings auggeated. At the end of Uoden St. ^ America sneers . . . the jest of FRESH, CRISP S-FfffCC M AC f SmiNOS RU-WRy lAIHROOH SCRUL Slraarnlintd dtsi|R. . lOAUHnAlTRGCILOMrMMRiMitarcab Methodist WSCS will meet at the day at 2 pjn. at the Ladd Funeral in the family plot in EiMt Ceme In Memoriam that time, the town could. seU Uie Calar cbaice...... — TJGTsHw Han 4 .5 9 and 2 trailart.------4JGlfiR» Hi* 2 .1 8 The accused was not hurt in the church Wednesday at 2 p.m. Study Home. The Rev. Erich O. Brandt, tery. ; the world gets pneumonia. houses for sialvage and either keep OFfM STOCK Also AVAAABU AT mishap but Taggart was taken to will be taken up with the new book. pastor of Concordia Lutheran Bearers were Clarence Peterson, —The London (England) Times. la lovlnz memory J. Sherwood Brown or sell the land. SKCtAl SAVINGSI RtUU FUSTIC IIURfiAim CHRISTMAS TRU MGITIFIE CTIk USHT SET. . . ^ the Manchester Memorial Hospital LARGE who passed away October 14,'1964. Cross and •Crisis in Japan,’’ by Church, Mtochestl^r, win officiate. Thomas Smythe, George G. Clark, During the ihterlm period, the- 33’t...... S k V ilM Nan .2 7 EKh li|ht burnt indtpandantly. „.1 Jl Vahw Nav 1,1 8 where he was treated for a chest Charles 1^. Iglehart. Hostesses will Burial will'be in Grove HiU Ceme William Buckley, J, ^ennan and If practice does not continue to PASCAL CELERY BUNCH We do not need a. special day town could make a study ot the ThemkigiviAg and Chritlmat will toon Injury and released. Both cars were tery. ' ’ live up to promise . . . many gov ™ brine you to our minds, need for multi-family housing for bo hoin. rion on Heirloom Sterling be Mrs. Annie Peterson and Mrs. Martin Buggle. pte days we do not Uilnk of you. 3Srtn HUTIHG PAG. Floral cevtr. GUraOM MUITIPU UAHT SH. , damaged extenalvely. The crutser'a Jennie Ryan. Friends nuiy call at the funeral ernments may face stormy weath Are very hard to find. moderate income families iii this toble totting at tiilt great tavlng. A 1-yr. (uarantM.______4JSVMM H*a3.88 4JSVSIM ______3 .9 5 front end received damages esti home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and HUNT LOST COED er. area, the Director aald. If the need knife, fork, tempoen, toup tpoon and mated at $400 and the Howies ve- JlfiT* a beautiful memory is found to exist, the town might ■ St. Bernadette's Mothers Circle 7 to 9 p.m, Alfred, N. Y„ Oct 14 (AV- —Eugene R .. Black, president of and it will never fade away. lalad fork in wtory place telting. Spe* lUAU AUOSGl $HMC CRUM A A n n SHAVE CHUCTMAS TREE CIVS UMFS. hfcde’s right side had damages es- will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Alfred Unlvecalty exiled out Its the International Bank, on small apply for federal aid to redevelop IITIOH. Gift pKkaiad. „_„LMV sIm Raw Pack i f S .------u____ .4 7 ' tlihated at 8700. the -home of Mrs. Peter Grotsi, Henry VoaHone 590-msn Army ROTO unit today countries wasting money; Just Reduced! Wife and ton. the Silver Lane site. eiol Mivingt on tingle piece*, loo. Ute n«. a.dMal las 0> IMM IMH Howies will appear in court here 32 Conway Rd. Co-hostesses Hdnry VonHone ot New York to search for a 19-yem'-old Mother, brother, alaler. Disagrees with TPC ovr Loy-Awoy and Rudget Plant. •n O ct 19^ Cummings said that he dissgress ALSO will be Mrs. William Brown aod City, son of August VonHone, 166 blonde co-ed mlaeing from cam I don’t know why the truth In Memoriam *Tie4e aeftci of OMiJe ltd. can’t coma from a convict's pen as with the 'Town Planning Oommia- Mrs. Rena Coma. “ Eldrldge St.,. died suddenly Fri pus since Saturday afternoon. VENETIAN lUNDS EVERY ITEM IN THIS SALE IS REGULAR, GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE STRIKE TIES ITTTSBirBGH day. State Police sent of n general wpll to anyone else'4. ssninoos u A K A i alon on applying for federal urban In lovlne memory of my darlins redevelopment funds. nttaburgh, sOct 14 ort—A The Story Circle of the South He leaves two brothers, Edward alarm Inat night for Dorothy -Warden Percy A.' Lalnson on I Creamery dauthter Elisabeth M. Llptons^ who tnwait atrike gripped Pitta- Methodist WSCS will meet of Hartford and Frederick H. Von Ann Baxter of Valley Falls, proposed censorship of the Iowa . died October 14, 1940. - ( The planning commiasion decid ed Thursday night that it did not burgh today, ataUing all rity Wednesday at 10:30 ajn. at the Hone of West Springfield, Maas. daughter of Mr. mad Mrs. Robert State Penitentiary paper, "Pres You are zone, but not forgotlen. L iU O H N S O N trolley and bua.IhM^ and forc church. The fvheral will be held at 1 Baxter. idio.” And as dawns another year In my wish to become Involved with re ing hundreda of thouaanda of lonely houri of think thinking. fni development of the area. o’clock tomorrow afternoon at the iDoys of oadneM will come over me, people to find other ways to gft Supreme Lew Only SO Days "Redevelopment for moderate in Hallett Funeral Home, Astoria, • There ill nothing in the Con To bear your flweet voloe and ..your come famlliea is a fine and jusU- PAINT GO. JEWELERS-SIL'VBRSMITHS - n c B their hopies to' their Jobs. ITie Constitution of the United L. 1., N. Y. It has been calculated that the stitution which says you got to iweei smile, The reanft srSo a moninnental in tho days that ilosd' to b«. tied attempt,” toe Director aald. ' 958 MAIN ST^M l 9-4293 ’S PHARMACY States, together with its foreign total number of days In Christ’a wear as much as a flg leaf. To boy toe Silver Lane project, 72S Hmin Stnot flooS of asrto traffle that awell- treaUto sind acta of Oongreaa Osri JL l a x ' Ufa for which a --rtoord. axUta —Osarit farmer John Mlnnlg, Badly iwlirtfti lAP' J^^rkets the town might tia# Its cajutai tin- ____ Eboa* MI M501 E KNOWN NAME, THr ' r NOWN, ALITY BINOR19M 873 MAIN ST. PHONRMII-41U •d to a mmr atolsmate ovwi ba- | iii^ e under ita auprame law of the Ctol B, I snr, *821. Oakland flt., doaa hot«i#v exceed 00, mvwbw aecordlnc, to Jailed for plowing hla field clad r « • sr a a. w pttorwaaDt fund or laaue bends, fiS^ tM « tho nertnaj rush honf. _ • ■...... died this morning at Um Mnnchan-*tha Eneyelopadto Brttannica. only In aboea. ' ■ ' V 1 1 _ 1 . r *' ' >. : ■ , V' ■*. — ■ " / ■ , ' r ■ - . L "• . . . H3 mm \i ■ Atr, 1 •. y ' * . ' 1 ■» V ■ ■ ^ ■ ■ ' i I - 'r ‘ d ■ A'' - ■" ' • , - * ' ’ '•! > _ . ■ • ‘i : ■ ' ‘ ' . . V - .1 '* -t— ,• t’ • •■■V
P A G E TE W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESIDR. CONN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1957 FAGF ELEVEN
BUGS BUNNY •treet. , | nickel. Dairy Club Elects Carpenter and 'Charles E. Smith 8f Beggar (appealingly)—Kin yai The bum drew himself up In Zeller Urges State Promote Hartford, and Jacob Jaeobaon of I can't.'SJ ^ VEw y Bloomfield. Sense and Nonsense spare me a dims for a cuppa cdf- • frigid incftgnatlon. Slate of Officers On the opening day of the con I JUS' W€LL. fee, bud?i j Bum - (haughtily)—Look here, Some Who Fail Examinations vention, Dr. James W. Moore, out WUhfTED THERE Man (aurpiiaed)—A dime? Rince budi are you trvin’ to tell me my The Baby Has going presidenL said the CSEA haa 1956 STATEN Offlcera for the Mancheater 4-H Nti floor. Afie Every tomorrow. ' has two to reports. Mrs. Margaret Wilson, when a dime? Coffee's only a'business? Animal Crackers taken a “ dignified poeltlen’ In con- ELMEie' a m e it Dairy Club were elected at the IhiB 9 p«8SAifftf Mercury wngon is fully equipped with handles; 'we can take hold by the blind since l|irth, was standing at group's first meeting for the sea Hartford, 'Oct. 14 (JP»—SUtet^or time off for overtime work. Hie troveretee with labor union' lead- PLACES! mercomstic drive, pushbutton radio, heater and de handle of anxiety or the handle of an Intersection waiting for some ACROSS 3 Spoken son recently at the home of Ken Comptroller Fred R, Zeller eays emplojres now are given time off. ere., Ha said union leaden had etart- froster, whitewall tires, tu-tone paint. Here ia alow mile faith. one to help her across the street. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 3 Singing voice neth Peck of Windsor. raises and promotions should b; ' 'The 'state pay medical insur A man stepped up and asked, "May 1 Wild hog Been Nam ed... Martin Krietoff was named ance''now paid by the employes. ed moat of the controveraiae to age wagon the whole family will enjoy. It won’t last a Wolfhound ' 4 Harness parts given to valuable atate employes All- Papa bird la reported to have I go across with you?" I BIsekbird of president, Stanley Johneon, vice A single retirement age be set ''enhance their own poeltlone by long. This week only $2288. ■* complained to mamma bird: "I would be very glad if you I Rodent cuckoo fsmily president, Louis Longo, secretary, even if they dpn'i do well on pro for all women employes. belitUng the aucceeaful''bfforta of “Can you beat it? Just about would," replied Mrs. Wilson, cheer 13 HersMie bind a DeprivsUons Raimond Adamson, treaaurar, Hiss motional examinations. Women ill because of pregnancy our leaders.* BROS. MI S-S185 the time we yet a little nest egg fully. II Not one T Opposed' Baibara KeUh, reporter, and Ha proposed an intermediate be given sigh leave instead of He drew a challange for a de laid away, more bills accumulate." After they had crossed safely, 14 High prleet a Birds' homes Julie Atm, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Curtla WrtgHt, 107 High Michael Longo, hUtorian. job classification ayatem yester leaves of absence. bate from Frank Gallagber, preal* MORIARTY S16 C E N ^ R the man thanked her. Mrs. Wilson 15 CUttiesl a Relmbuns- Bt . .nockvllla, Sh* waa bom Oct. 6 at Manchaatar Memorial Nancy l^ co x , prbo has juat re day in a speech at a banquet end Travel allowances be increased. dent of State Employee dounael 18. Professor—You in back of the was surprised, for she was about linfuage ment Hospital. Her maternal grandmother la Mra. Mildred Howland, turned from .Chicago as a mem ing the '3-day annual Connecticut Temporary ray increaaes effec- an A F L -d O afnllate. Gallagher room, what was the date of the to thank him. "You , know," the experts 10 Landed 38 Zodiac sign 4SLad nockville. and her paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Chea ber of the New England Judging State Employes Assn, convention. Uva last July he raanade permanent challenged tha CSEA to ar open signing of the Magna Carta? man continued, "when one has been IT Porcine 11 Former 28 Hors 48Incouraaa ter WrlgbL Vernon Trailer C ^ t . . . Team, apoke about her trip- Valuable atate employee who whan they expire ih June, 1939. debate on which groub aho-/l get .A. Man—I dunno. blind Rff many years as I have, ■nimsl popular dog's veracious 4T Girl’s name The club made plana to attend tighten up on exams, Zeller said, But the AaaociaUon rejected a credit for the ■ InclualOD of social- Professor—You don't, eh? Well, it's a rnlghty«big favor to have II Unaeeom- name 30 Measure of ^ 48 Counsel Jolene.Dale. daughter of'M r. and Mra. Donald Jackaon, S34 the annual Fair 'Aabn. banquet are neglected, while employes in resolution asking ‘ that tiXay in- security benefits In state retire try something else. Who was Bon panled 18 Tidier type S«P)|Stle Summit SL She waa bom Oct. S at Hartford Hoapital. Her Saturday and the Hartford Coun private Industry aren’t denied pro eraases go up when the coet-pf-llv- ment plane. . . .'VER GONNA someone help him across the la Place motions merSly because of test re nie Prince Charlie? street." ?0!New York city 31 Snow vehicle ingradient maternal grandparenta .are Mr. and Mra. William M ^abe, Baat ty 4-H Round-Up OcL 38. Both Ing Index goes up. The CSEA claims a memberahip MARLOlirS SHOE REPAIRING .TAKE A TRIP. 11 Conserve 33 Denture part 81 Dispetchad Hartford, and her paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Fred sults. ^ th e r officers elected were of 9,000 in 134 chapters, nearly 80 VA’LL HAVE A Man—I dunno. 33 Sleevelees are at PlalnvUle Hleh School. r*rofessor—You don't? I assign n Plipcn garments IS Natural fats S3 Fmsntlal Jackaon, 193 Summit St. .She hag. two. aiitert, Sandra Lae, 8, Awards to outstanding 4-H mem .The association elected Leslie A. Michael J. Gallagher of Norwich, per cent of all state employes. Located hi Blariew’a Lower Store Level 0UMPER Friend—So you are undertaking 14 Membranous Williamson of Bolton, a State ed 'hat last Friday. Where were 34 Kind 40----' down bel^ and Karen Sue, IH - / bers will be given at the round up. senior vice president:' Edward C. **<|nallty Work — Reaieeeblo Prloee" CARROT CROP. you ? to keep bees? 33 Region 4S Painful placet S8 Short tiaap /•••••■■ Fisheries and Game Board official, Clark of Milford, ieeratary, and AN'.. Man—I was taking the day off Farmer Jones- Yes. I don't want H Try Evelyn Dale, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Charlea Haid, 278 its new president yesterday and Hugo F. Benign! of Hartford, p r ~ P“ r * i r WORK DONE WHILE U W AIT with some friends. to. miss anything, and Iv e ' been 3f Small devils 1 r " r~ r ~ Hilliard St. She waa bom Sept. 29 at Mancheater Memorial Hoa 4 Families Flee adopted .39 resolutions, many of treasurer. > a iN E R A L stung every other way there Is. 33 Deeltbns them dealing with salary issues. Professor—Oh. you were,, were pital. Her maternal grandparenta are M r, and Mra. H. W. Sa- Other vice presidents elected o SHOES MADE OPEN lOED you? Do you expect to pass this 34Rellnetheroof A iS browakl, Norwich, and her paternal grandparenta art Mr. and Blaze in An$onia The resoluUons will become part were Joseph 'LuaUg of South Wil When one crosses the Interna M Bring back of the aaaociatlon'a tegislatlYe lington; (Chandler Moulton of T V SERVICE o L E A ira tB GOODS REPAM ED course? a If 16 it Mra O. W. Haid, Grove City, Pa. She Aaa thrae brother!, Charlea, Man—Well, I don't suppose so, tional date line in the Pacific news 11, Paul, 7, and John, 2, and a slater, Jane, 12. • ' program. Wethersfield; Miss .Irma Pels of mister. 1 just came lii to flx the Ocean, a day can be lost. There is •T Custom 11 * • • • A Anaonla, Oct. 14 (IP) — Four They Include requests that: New Havqn, and Edward J. Kelley AR woffc is gsaraEfssRI 31 Tropical food li T” radiator.' a line on the highway where it Is Bobert Charles, aon of Mr. and Mra. Albert GigUo, RouU faiplles were forced from their Stats employes be given the of Waterbury. TEU an S-MS8 possible to do even better. / 3t Animal fat XT’ hornet last night when fire raced choice of - taking either txtfk pay Elected auditors w en Clarence 41 Small ehUd 44A, Boltop^ Ha waa bom Sept. 21 at^artford Hospital. Hta An incident of unusual Interest maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. (Thariea Ganter, 285 through a Sutory frame building. occurred on a biis.v street corner A beggar applied to a well- 43 Pronoun IT" u IT" p IT' u IP Firemen eatImatM damage to 44 Animal quarry Autumn St., and hta paternal grandmother la Mra. Jinchele Glg- in Berkeley, California, according dressed man hurrying along the the gutted building at 120,000. 41 Ship’s b ^ t s i lio. Route 44A, ^Iton. He has a brother, Thomas Anthony, u p No one waa Injured, but a dog JClfl. 41 Wsken died in the auffocating smoke on BSShpw H MR. TWEEDY . BY NED RIDDLE Ann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Carey. 93 White SL the second floot-. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE dlspletsura Families -In adjacent apartment IO-t1 • MMsket doubly u n " p 0 She waa bom Oct. 4 at Manchaater Memorial Hoapital. Her ma» teinal grandmother la Mrs, Mary Stenko, Anaonla, and her pa houses were evacuated whenthe certain i xw. m flames threatened i to spread. It 51 Go astray II m / ternal grandfather is John Carey, Derby. She has a brother, E6AD,PIKE/ the great HARRY m Jamea, 2H, and a sister, Suaan, 4. took two hours to bring tha fire LAUDER GAVE MB THIS ST Nona sagas under control. ViSO'vJe 0 EEM 6UM/VMN^& SINumbars h iH • ••••■ LEMON IDEA—CLEARS th e ' Firemen aaid the blase started THATLCMDSl SINCE 5f Light brown m Sharon Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aahwall, 108 INNER, M A30R.'IT VOCAL CORDS./ - n in a reataurant on the ground on PINE PHARMACY SOOose Woodbridge SL She was bom OcL 8 at Mancheatar Memorial DON'T WORRY ABOUT MB the second and third floors. QCkERS 'itJUR LlP^ L _ T.M. Bat, 0A Pm. Of. 81 Despise H n Hospital. Her mateVhal grandmother la'Mra. Viola . Kamlnske, 4M CENTER STREET M l f-T B 1 4 VOD'RE 60NNA WMiSTLfe t h e OUARTET— The .cause of the fire waa not de- » 1MT »y h»a. DOWN ^ Dobson Ave.. Rock>Hlle, and her paternal grandfather la Charlea ter-ulned. — KVOk- KVUK / HOW THEV'RE VENTURE * u Aahwelt, E. Main St.. Rockville. She has three brothen, Arthur ABOUT -m oSE OTHER SPOOKS SOME e’OV'S.TRUE, “ Funny, ian't it? My mother wanted me to be a famoua IWespoB for 1 Jr., 5.,Charles, 4, and Glenn, 2. ' catchim cattle PRINCIPAL DIES IN'VOUR. FFOLLIES O L I OF I0‘17 BUT l o y a l doctor, my father wanted me to be a famoua lawyaV, • \ * m • • dJUARTET? YOUR AND STANCH] Torrington, Oct. 14 (J1 -t- Miss FIRST A S A N and hara I am a famoua bookktapar!” Cynthia Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R o b ^ Dussinger, Julia A. McDonnell, 85, of Torring BCM IN T V Choose from these and hundreds more on safe! a n v i l ./ 27 Mountain St.. Rockville. She v i^ bora OcL 5 at Mancheater ton, principal of South West Ele IS the eie, Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and mentary School, died yesterday al for -- PLUS A PENNY! O N E .'y PRISCILLA’S POP That’s Our Girl BY AL VERMEEE Jlra. Thaddetia Wojnar, 27 Mountain St., RockviHe. and' her pa a hospital. She was a past pres 2 I t2 Z 7 ternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Addison Duaalnger, 14 ident of the State Elementary THIS USED TO PLEASE FORGET THAT, QOLLX Esther Ave., Rockville. School Principala Asm. and the BE A BARN! PRISCILLA! YOU SHOULD MOM...' -y • • * • • Litchfield County Elementary A HORSE BE PROUD OF TMAT'S Sfaria Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. PlikaiUs Jr, School Principals A san.------" i . y USED TO YOUR NEW JUST 69 Summer St. She waa bOm OcL 8 at Mancheater Memorial f SLEEP IN jw E p a r t ; Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. Joseph PEN DAILY TILL 9 P.M, ^ H IE R E .' r'M A. Falkowski, 88 Alton SL, and her paternal grandparenU are PROUD Mr. and Mra. Peter A. PlikaiUs Sr, 883 HilUard St. She haa a FRIENDS f lister, Eliubeth Ann, 14 months. im/1,1 [\ -7 OF.' • • • • • CharIcM IU m , daughter of Mr. and Mra. WinUurtN) Merriam As wrfyMflastl In LOOK • POST -TARM JOWWUL • PKOOWSSIVEFMMD • 1MIREEK • PMUK Jr, Cooper Lane. Coventry. She waa bom Oct. 3 at Windham Community Memorial Hoapital. Her maternal grandparenta are T Mr, and Mrs. (?harlea Parisek, West Willington, and her paternal lie BOW MMS. it ee 15e COMMCRCML ENVELBPtk ' . . . -andparenU are Mr. and Mra. Winthrop Merriam Sr„ Ripley Nttuisr.tr rubber tipptd._____ Z tOf .11 Whitt, iwnba 9Mk------^_____Z TOT .18 . MO '^-■HORSECAR . Sill Rd., Cnyentry, 8h« hat A slater, Katherine Prall. U montha.. BLOSSOM TWt lVMlC BATMr- ' . . - Me NOVKHBLI BUBKi ILMn. . . ^ i . :* iOCKEy SUIT • • 4 • • ______2 for U l Colunbia, S,M ,L______2 TO T J B sem* e e^ s n )! funck ara fntuing. Kaap a do** . |,o.w L#w»»esats»twiw»>wTiasp,M , O N A l l d a y * Lynn Okarlette, daui^ter of Mr. and Mra. James. G. Kennedy, loekeiiit for dryena who ioob tuspktous." ni t,.X^ (0-14 RED No. 3, Andover She was bom Oct. 7 at Manchester Me c morial Hoapital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. ALLEY OOP ’ There He Goes BY V. T. HAMLIN Hugh F. Howe, Tunbridge. Vt., and her paternal grandparents are 3{SSB&PAN0YITE POIYMULSION COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO NEITHER DO AaRNSHT.MRGOCQldUl^ BHOULONT Mr. and Mra. John Kennedy, Coventry. R. I. She haa a sister, with MINBKAU maid duHMiaidine t.AND WFVE NOW IF MAALJuar/aiifru. T»KE MORE Judith S , 1. >-~dA» Tf/tOMM- * • • • • MuHi-vitaaiiM iKludioa for ciilMr^ «d aduNi. a O T T O G E T MC3VE YOUR CMAIR/PUT ME THAN A I /AO AT/r - S12 plw 12 min IT tit. • TM our OP OVER HEBE...,--/|N TOUCH COUPLE ( Arr Robert Jemee Jr, aon of Mr. and Mra. Robert Donnefly, 112 OUR HMRM4D WITH M V MINUTES Battuta Rd. ^He was bom -OdL 6 at Manchester .Memorial Hoa f a s t ; CLIENT! pital. HU maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Na- 7 retto, 23 Maple SL. and his paternal grandparenta are M r and 'S 2>e4.96li Mra. Thomas Donnelly. 88 Garden St. He has a brother, Scott RoberL 4; and two staters. Marcia Eileen, 8. and Sheila Marie, 2. NnaSAiraACAPS 7 fm A GLYCERIN Haadi«>1Wfe, daMglitca*wr TaialTaBunstable and Mra. Thonla SUPPOSITORIES VitmisAupsules. ' J. Dunnkek. D«pot>t Rd., Coventry; 'Bhe was bom Oct. 7 at Wind- New Idproued shape. Adutt ham Community MemoriaT Hoapital. Her maternal grandparents 5011,100't or infant^ are Mr. fnd Mra. Harold Hopkins. WliidHatp Center, and her - paternal frandjUrents are'M r and Mra. Jaipea Dunnack, Depot m ^ Rd.. Coventry. She haa a brother. Steven Thomas, 2. ■08.118 JL • ...... Colleen Denlite, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tuck, Nor a Til IL*. »aan. iEsas ma Rd., South Windsor. She waa bom Oct. 7 at Manchester Me D E LU X E morial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother U Mrs. Mary N41- L O N G S A M BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS son, Georgetown. Maas., and her paternal grandparents are Mr. BUZ SAW YER BY ROY CRANE and Mrs. Joe Tuck, Greenback, Tenn. She haa a brother, Michael T., 16H mpntha lACeilAIIW TABIITS' HWATB PW r e u « IN TF UL KWATPDHf Nd PI$PL£ASCD Hte AU! SO YOU 108 WARP • • * • • iMiKMt HOLOH' TMSr Bd / jA PO'-ANW-WHAnS HldHN6dd, n « WHISTU, miRAl IJ IV iS s ii low’s... TOOTH /W85,WAITIN'FOB? ’ dONd ID HAPPEN OJKN. SOMEIS HAVE 1 NOT TOLD YOU Timothy Doiwlas. aon of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Cnoasen, 138 48c IDO’S .. DHM1? ABOur10t€ YOU'RE NOT TO 5i| Oak Grove St. He waa bom OcL 8 at Manchester Memorial Hos 'PEBWGdME sepwttuo-- 1.11 K rd a 1000's- , IVE SON OF pital. HU maternal gran4father U'Dr.-Hom ar R. Gray, V x - ' ' 89e I0(fa.. «IN ZORKA?...BACK TO bridge, Maas., and hU patemar grandparants are Mr., end Mrs. BRUSHES dCCMELANP.. M l 1 paia 1000‘s... YOUR QUARTERS. John CYioesen, Uxbridge. He haa a brother, Michael WilHam, TIME: 22 montha. ./ He IWS... T>ei6* 6 medically appravad cewruBv- /''•••• ■ ( ■ stylM. Hyzofl or Joel Elie*. son of Mr. and Mra. Joseph A. Teaaier, 88 Broad •Sc PABint Fcr tiaipit 4iAhu due PLARfi natural bristles. JHf St. He waa born Odt. 8 at Manchester Manorial Hoapital. Ha to dinar dictciir error. l o i . J ter 78e MONACn AFC TAMETS. Ease CcueryAh? haa a brother, Marie Ovila, 14H., and two Mstera Blniyra May, Earii-Ble ceatm n 13. and Twyiar Nofeeh, 11. diner pains. IW 's— ___ 2 for J 8 BUZAeefHB 38e 25’s ...... 2 tor 24 PALACV- lie MAN IF MA8NE8U. Piet___2 ter 2 1 Karen Siuan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Snilth, 71 ISc TMCTU8E OF WBHR. 1-ez___2lt< 2 1 Homestead SL . She was bom Oct. 5 at Manchester' Memorial 128 (» S U V EI O a . Hi|h potency. Hoapital. Har maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. G.; - Pint ...... — ...... _2 ter 128 2 -.6 0 Grape, jKonnal, 111., and her paternal aprandfathar U B0< » 2 d grandparents are Mr, and Mra. Carl WUurdthal. Little Neck, .. COMM. Barber, Rdttiil of AH- * N. 7., and his paternal grandparenta1 are< Mr. juid Mrs. Joel Ladl- Purpose------...... 2 ter 28 ABmtNNE IflDELO BMiaiNC COMTACt ELITE Cm M MpiN aensky, 'fal 'Aviv, larael. lie PocMt or Ba^ stylet. .(_2fcr 21 CELLO FACES 1H CmBTMASIMTWHi^ LIPSTKKS POWDER t m POUND EAKR or Jantes Artfenr, aon of Mr. and MHL Arthur FrancU, Webstar lot of 2-theet pecks. ______2fbti .IB PAPER A ENVSa MIerfewMtashaMc Rd., Rockviqe. was bom Sept. 18 at Hartford Hospital. HU He MYIN GWUMS BMBRS. ' Stays an. AttrKtive cast dith 4'Sive.tho box costr* or eavtlepes, - maternal graildpfrente are Mr. and Mrs. Skeloatsrka, KUmasa-. k ,’ * 7 5 '...... ______2 for 2 1 Idcrt Shades. dirror. Choici of S different packs. nocld, BlUngton. ahd hia pattmal grandparents .are Mr. and MH. M e C A IU B E CMISTMAS CARBS 8 Each leg Me EN V L iV s ...... - ...... 2 tor .78 Eaib Arthur Franeia; Crown St.,. RockviUa. “He ‘haa a aUter, Mary ! s 2 f « 1 . 2 6 RlgTOc Ann, 17 montha. 1.18 2 a u n S m ISTMAS CAB8S 8 .'2 2l.r1.26 2i.8G< 2 d 9 0 < B I H . 18 's ...... ______2 for 1 2 1 12 8 80X111W IITIM PAPEB A James LswU H,Aon of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Welle, 178 Brent ENVS...... 2 for 12 1 N O T O N Ic SAU HAN BUT S H a A L S M 9 A I N S I Rd. He was bora OcL 6 at Hartford HoMtal. HU maternal 121 BOXES NOm 8 EMVL«alddl BONUS BUYS CAPTAIN .EASY A N ew Plan BY LESLIE TURNER MR, ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES AND FRANK RIDGEWAY grandmother U Mrs. Adam G. Goodyear, Cynwyd, I^., and hia Yei, npw ywi may apply Tone or Art of for E a s t.___2 far 12 1 ' REX AifBStl SHAVE aixJirAV paternal grandparents ara Mr!': and Mra. James L WoUe, Haver- die AU-INANE M IL PEN REFNX. 2 far 21 *P9a Nus A Mar* X lS lB HUOMDI BATHROOM HQ TWQ-aiT NOMfdTEAPeg CIM THBNMOVilTliBAR / INTWOUCING fdr any amount u'p< to « CREAM t AFTER HOLP UP WCMAO. N g F M d t ^ I lirreoouciNe UAAAA/ town, Pa- He haa a aUter, Michele, 14 months. t o r BaVXE RHINESTONE JEWELRY. WRITING PAPER TOOTH PASTE PUB SOON TO aMFaCTlTO CHMU* MB WMD! NOIAWB •NACK.AAIP $600. Why'not call or SCAU TVt PRIWCIPlt OF Tva TMMdl VOUR a tn FDR TWIR > WHF IT RWMMd P«ff V. PEAB AtVWBAL MB-ABEBNATHY VSJ" NeeklKCS, pins, bracelets, and 2 sisas; 100 shaats, _ _ SHAVE LOTION IM B B U PLANT!-YOU AND NMHTl MU MAM stop in today and too how eirrlnp. ------. 2 ter 221 SO envt. each. bSfiftMckatt StraadNaad dcsigi' \^TEBBlOOM Deborah Jeaa, daughter of Mr.' and Mra. Richard M. Brad 221 LEATHER RaiFOlBL ...... - 2 far 221 W P id m ^ 3 NRP TO APP UOLAATB, WAA dLAD ID LSAVBI ley, Smith SL, -Wapplng. She waa bom Oot. 9 at Mancheater. l2 8 tW w f M i J i Valfc aadk- TRACT F * B Tl the Praferred Finance larv- ISc XLENZO CEUBUTI IP fM El BeOiler ■asaU pH7 Teeth I Memoclal HoeWtal. Her maternal grandparents are Mr.' and Mrs. 2 in pliofild b » | .______2 le r 26 u S y 1 2 7 Veloe. ‘ Now VV e George' GilbbrL. Smith SL, Wapplng, and her eternal grand- ica may asiist you in con CMoaiMAs n n s s u u i p u ^ vm tp are Mr.' and Mra. Richard E. Bradley, MoundaviUe, PM Tail Oh'Smm Mmm solidating your bilif of T o r n ptAswc a-SPHD GTVb U6NT SET METAL i f help you to purchase tha QUIK-BANDS HEATING PAD EachH|ht bums MOHEY-SAVERS FlesiKolered, .l-yr. fuerantN rSYii •*<4P6«ieatly. - TRUCK Uaa Oail, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hutehlns, Gra- things you want or naad mterproef. 33*1 liaiiT Rd., Wapplng. She was bom OeL 9 at Manchester 4 2 .V N H ^ 1 2 1 Velde M # 1.19 ktotor cab add 2'traM rL MctnhN Memortat Hospital. Her matWnal grandparenta ara Mr. and 07 ON Ic SAU PU N MIT tPteiM VAUMS . OjMeer Sat 425 Vtl. Near 128 Mra. Walter L. Geer, East Rivera Beach, Fla., and her paternal .. . A leoe d( 1100 will cmI ye* 2 7 c t $10.40 wK*4 raa«M lull tM iM - REXAU WNCRU OIL Hifhly rained, aWbL Pack i f ^.:.„;.....27 2 . 9 8 grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Byron Hutchins, Fayeburg, Maine. •Noe peyiBMlt ei S 10.03 M«h. ^less, tasteless. She hag a brpther, Scott Geer, 2. IMDEOOU. PEPPY LE POOCH Spuitu STRETCH NYLONS CUnON FEVER Pint, 93c Value______Z lor 34 PUMM POODU V first qualify. S. M, L Mariep'Feni.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. LegaulL 813 •eaaltfully dresaed. Wears eltW.tam, THERMOMETERS Main St. She waa bom OcL 8 at Manchester Memorial Hoapital. TAVlOrSI ^ A 8 E CMCOlATa Cheiee of 1l28 V e h N collar, teash. OrpI or rKtel. Msorted,I, AlHdilkAiim f Choeeletes, ■ "•’•’• ’SS 87c Har maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd lauidon, 5 .9 9 i 428Valae Eaeb12SValaa a q . MORTY MEEKLE And Thank You! BY DICK CAVALLI THE STORY GF MARTHA WAYNE ‘ Planning: Ahead? BY WILSON SCRUGGI Chaplin. Sht .haa a brother, Christopher John, 1. or Alt Oread CenterL *2 .9 8 Ilw ft I Pri...... 228 M W 8 o C , « • • • • Peuad. F' At LEAST ISURE AAA,BtLY. JUSTB008HT *- T«aARKHOMC?TVAT WMOIME SaOMCFYtXlOAKrBE g'M'M f MW NOT? A F/RITHI NEEDS tors OF n a ^ EKh U5 Velw.___ I'AtAAAKWOUPTHE IWrtHIOOCOUL^ THEiaRLSARC OARK UOMEOH WEflMMSTER BlSOLDRAMEUMO lOUWANT 1DIVORIC e e iD ^ IAIVW SHOIX IVE MSwib Larnr Arthur, aon of Mr> and Mrs. Armand Roy, 84 Drive B. 1J5 He was bom OcL 9 at Manchester Memorial Hoapital. HU pS} OK EVERY ITEM IN THIS SALE IS REGULAR GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE GUCSTLISTFORMY OOMC,BUTIT!5JOW ARE1DUC0IH61DUVE novE. PLACE WnVINEUMsJc SUCUAB5 bvsettunisdomianovavmsafaaaily OlAfilTY LUNCHEON ALITTUTCABARTV HOOPMCEMrERVIJL^ OaVEMAY? A FUCE? SOAtEDiff/ tamal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Oram Roy, Bane, VL Ha haa a brother, Victor! 4. and a Hater, Michala 3H.. TOAtORROW TOR THE GIRLS AAR.10ARK7 -'>1' \ r Kevin Raymond, aoii of Mr. and Mra. ’ Raymond' Fogarty, 30 Drive A. He waa bom OcL 8 at Manchaatw Memorial Hoapital. PREFERREDi .Hia matenUl grandparentsMr. and Mrs. Charles W. Rus- •ell, MansSeJd, and « • paternal, grandparents ara Mr. and - Mra. Michaal Fogarty, .East Hartford. FIN A N a * w A m m COMPANT, MttlPOIIATEO Brendn Lee, daughter of'M r. and Mrs. Hanry Rush, West 983 Mate -Stredl Btanord. Bits waa-bom Oct. 8 at Manchaater Memorial Hoa- PINE LENOX Manchester, Connocttcut m / ' . I J ^tal. Her lAatemal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rush, Talephona MltcheU 8-418S 2 9 f 1 . CENTfR STRiiT M l BeRedieta,nedieta, Maine,,-amMaine,,.-and hap lutemal grandmother U Mrs. Bar- I^ A N S 828 to 8888 Sara KiKarvelin Havar-Rd., wapplng. Sha haa n brothar R a ^ .4 .V .. .u /.-.I
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p a c k t w e l v b UANCHE^raa EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ MONDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1957 ♦ MAjiCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1967 -r Pa g e t hirt e e n Crushes Winless Manchester High by 25-0 C o u n t 11 oiip off the ow ______B r- ...... jiL ^ Ex-Semi-Pro Star Pacing Surprising Colts ------State .Colleges Unbeaten CCIL Unitas Stars Get Five Wins Horses Continue Duel Leaders Chalk In Pro Loop; Over Weekend For 3-Year*01d Title Up Third Win Giants Victors New Haven. Oct. 14 (>P) — YVle, - New York, Oct. 14 (JP)— Round Table and Gallant Man are with a 19-0 Ivy League conquest By PAxlBOLpUC New York,I Oct. 14 (fP)— heading down the stretch of the 1957 thoroughbred racing over Columbia, led the victory pa A 3 3 a rade Saturday as five Connecticut p a interception, Johnny Unitas was quarter- season in a neck and neck duel for the 8-year-oId champion college football teams rode on the fourth down gamble which backing a semi-pro football ship and possibly horse of the year honors. winning aide of the ledger. failed, a fumble and a poor team two years ago. He was Sines both hornet did what w a a t' ...... — Trinity, the Unlversi^ of punt set up all of the touch expect^ of- them last Saturday ^-ra e a washout with the Pitts with Round Table winning the Bridgeport and the Coast Guard downs Saturday afternoon as Academy dropped- in defeat. Here burgh S t e e 1 e r 8 who had ilM,500 Hawthorne. Gold Gup at ligers Uhoice were the scores: the undefeated and- untied drafted him from the University Chicago and Gallant Man |he 160,- Meriden Red Raiders crushed win of Louisville. But the 6-foot, 1-inch 700 Jockey Club Gold Cup at Bel Yale 19. Columbia 0. passer today was magician in chief New Haven Teachers 20, Bridge- | less Manchester 2.5-0_ St Mt. Nebo. mont Park, the issue isn’t likely to In Ivy Loop; While the nigged and 'swift in of the Baltimore Colts, leaders of be settled until they match strKVs port 7. ^ the National Football -League’s Tufts 26. Trinity, 14, | vaders chalked UP their third aa American repreaentatives in tire straight win, approximately 1,000 Western Cdnference tyith a. 3-0 Connecticut iO, Massachusetts 6. $100,000 Washington, D. C: Inter Brown Fades fans <575 paid admissions) record. national at Laiurel. Md., Nov. II. Norwich 19. Coast Guard 0. , UniUs. 24, threw two touchdown watched the host Indians.lose for If there it gn edge at this atage New York, Oct. 14 (fipi—Brown Wesleyan 20, Haverford (Pa.) 6. ' the third time in as many starts. passes yesterday in Milwaukee, New Britain Teachers 33. Mont-1 of tha aaason it probably belongs Ooech Al Kelley must be wonder Halfback Dave Roberts, who car where the Colts scored 38 points ing today what a fallow has to do Clair (N. J.,t Teachers 9. I in the second half to crush Green to Round ’Table, although he waa Wesleyan and New Britain! ried the ball seven times for 88 b ea ten ^ Gallant Man in their only to win the Ivy League ehagigion- yards artd a brilliant 12-1 average, Bay 45-17. ehip. Teachers won on foreign flelda. ; Weeb Ewbank, Colt coach, claah. ’That, was in the Ventucky Yale's victriry over Columbia: scored twice 'for the Sliver City Derby in which Gallant Man waa Before the current aaaeon tU rt- squad. He tallied the afternoon'! picked Unita4 off the sandlota lu t was triggered by two touchdovi'n i year as insurance when quarter defeated by a nose for' all the cd, Kelley thought he had a good romps by fullback Gene Coker initial touchdown late in the open money by Iron Liege. Round Table chance fqr the title. This wea the ing quarter on a two-yard smash back Gary Kerkorlan. quit the and a 40-yard pas.s and run flung j Colts to study law. Unitas took finished third. itrongest team he had molded by reserve quarterback Art La- ; over his left tackle add then broks Since that early May Saturday since he became Brown coach. loose with a lighting 5t-ysrd gal over when regular George Shaw Vallie to end Jack Pendexter. It i was hurt in the Colts' fourth game. at Churchill Downs, they both have Instead, tha Brulna lost two of was the 750th game in Yale's grid- I lop for his tram'" second TO in dominated their rivals except in their first three games. Princeton, the waning minutes of the third He stayed the rest of the seuon, Iron history and the victory pulled ! hurled nine touchdowns and com the Woodward at Belmont in which always a contender, quickly be the defending Ivy League cham -! period. pleted 110 of 198 puses to rank Gallant Man bowed^ to the 5-year- came the favorite. And now) to plons to a 1-1 league record for { .\nnther Meriden TD sixth among , the league’s pauers. old Dedicate. make matters worse. Brown isn't the season. i Another strong performer, half 10th Straight VIotory even donaidered the ngsra' chief Here*s a Case of Shar^and Share Alike back Sebby Milano alao gave tha Eight 'TD Passes contender. Urst of Season | Yesterday’s scoring tosses in Round Tablea record-amaahing Connecticut's 19-6 victory over. crowd a thrill early in the fourth Help Wanted! Apply in Person^Immediately Dartmouth, which licked the Tliia !■ • r u e of ih^re and ahare alike. Hard hitting' Milwaukee outfielder Hank Aaron. left, and creased to eight his touchdoum victory in the Hawthorne Gold Bruins, 35-0, last Saturday la pitcher Lew Burdette, Bravea World Seriea hero, help comedian Steve Allen, center, with a pine Massachusetts was the first of the ' quarter w«hen he zoomed through Dean Derby, Steelera’ halfback, pulls up short aa he finds himMlf lurrounded by white shlrted his own -left tackle 'for 36 yards p u s u in three game.s. His pace Cup .was the lOth straight, and the ranked right behind Princeton and apple drink when they appeared on Allen’a TV prognun lu t night. (A P Photofax». season for the UConns after suc could bring him close to former Cardinals after picking up four yards around his own left end in the first quarter of yiMitarday’s 13th in, 19 starts thia eeaaon for cessive defeats by Springfield, Yale and another TD. Reserve halfback may give the 'ngers a tnasla when Chicago Bear Sid Luckman’s 1943 Pittaburgh Steelera-Chicago Carylinals National League football game here. (Jardinala No. ' 72 Travta'M. Kcrr’a colt. It also ran they meet in the season finalo on and Rutgers. It gave the defend Neal McCoIlom carried Just onca record of 28 touchdoum throws in Chuck Ulrich and No. 84 Leo Sugar, others are unidentified. (AP Photofax), du^ng the rout but it was good hla total earnings, to $645,970 "with Nov. 28. ing Yankee Conference' champions one seuon. $76,950 coming firom the Gold Cup Browns* Brown Stopped After Two Yard Gain for one yard and Meriden’s fourth The Hanover Indiana are tied their first league \ictory. of 1957. In other league games Sunday, triumph. with Princeton for tha league lead Sal Greco, 166-pound sophomore Jim Browm, t^e Cleveland Browma’ star rookie fullback from Syracuse, la stopped for s two-ysrd touchdown in the closing minutes the Cleveland Browns won their Oregon, Washington State of the final perioil. With William Harmstz replac each boaating a 8-0 mark. In addi from Hartford, filling in for the Browns’ territory Tn the third quarter of yeeterday’e game in Cleveland. End Dar third against the last-placie Phil Blue Devils Beat Cruisers^ Just a Big O-Ho! ing Willie Shoemaker in the aed- tion, Dartmouth haan’t permitted a ailing Lenny King, scored two rell Brewster kneels at Brown’s right, and behind him is Art Hunter. The Eagles moWng in to Manchester simply had no de adelphia Ragles. 24-7, to stay atop fense tp contain Meriden'a iiuida dle, Round Table packed 121 touchdown in three games while touchdowns on runs of 24 and 11 tackle are Tom Saidock (75) and Jim Weatherall (77). Tha Browns won the game 24-7. (AP the Eastern ' Conference w ith a CorvaUis, Ore., (jet. 14 UT3— pounds over the 114 mUeb In 2:00.2, running up a total ef M points. yards. He gained 186 yards in 19 Photofax). e » , power which waa generated by clean record. Fire Entries in Deadlock Winner May Land Bowl Spot Roberts. Milano. George Sandell, The CarvaUis High School one fifth of a second faster than Nan-Laagno Fees carries. 13 yards short of the Detroit tripped Los Angeles 10- Bond indulged In a Mt of edi- the track record, and beat Swoons single-game conference record Joe Cannata and G ^ e Thielman. 7 and San Francisco upsetUis win Both Princeton and Dartmouth The hard-Tunntng baekachalked up STANDING.S ^fumble on the 22. Later in the Son by three lengths. As the fav more and ^ ors to passes Instead of^Ington State by pasting San Jose established by King last year less Bears, eight-point favorites, orite he paid only $3.40 for $2. play non-league foes this Saturday, NfW York. Oct. 14 172 Points in Four Gamls 12 first downs and 27} yarda on T Pet. third period, Lee, Ulm lost the ball tweea halves of the game be so the other teams in the league holding onto the Im U and grinding SUte, 26-0. against the same Massachusetts 21- 17 with a touchdown in the final W 1 tween the Oregon State Beav Th^ first Bond teamm of the team. the ground. In addition to Roberts, 27 seconds. They kept close to Bal 1 - .667 on the one-yard line and in both Meantime, Shoemaker did much are. left' to fight it out for posi out yardage along the ground. East—Army and Navy, which mmjm Firefighters ers and Idaho. With the aa- y«ir probablyvMU be decided Sandell totaled 43 yards In four 0 '.800 cnaea it was Richard Trotter who better for himself flnanclaUy by tions behind the two leadere. The significance of all this is licked California, 21-0, still are in New Haven Teachers, rebound timore with 2-1 records. Cruisers ... tionally-rated Beavers held to carries, Mllatrq showed 81 yards in Defending champion New York 0 .500 recovered. remaining at Belmont where he Piineton, which edged improv iirhen Or^on atno^^aahing- that Michigan State, which has the running tor- the tinofflcial title. ing from the 47-7 lacing by West Blue Devils a ecoreleos tie by underdog chester Teachers a week ago, Merchants Overpower 11 attempts while Cannata and outdistanced Washington 24-20 and Smokesters 1 .383 The first half waa played on even wee astride Gallant Man in hla vic ing Penn, l$-0, goes against Col /to n State meet at fashioned s real powerhouse, Pitt, which turned back Nebraska Idaho in the 6rst half, tha torious two-mile Jaunt and alao stands a good chance of winning rolled over the .University of MIXED DOrilLEfl Thielman combined for an addition Coach Buddy Parker’s reconstruc terms with no team being able to gate in .TIgertown, xrhile Dart Wfish., Saturday. Early iH'U)e 34-0, meets Army Saturday, and al 71 yards in 24 running plays. hometowti band took to the won the $156,600 Champagne mouth plays Holy Oroas in Wor the treasured national champlon- Bridgeport Purple Knights 20-7 Unbeaten Ace^ Machine Gun ted Steelera overcame the Chicago On a beautiful fail Sunday after generate a real scoring threat. The field latMuUng to spell out aeaaon it la to be talking also is in.' the running, Princeton, W L Prt. And much credit should go to Cardinals 29-20. Each remained a Stakes with Jewel’s Reward from cester. when ail the retumsi are in. in a game that was dominated by Psl-John Ac^ln ..., noon another fine crowd witneseed aecond half openpd with Bill Mon- “HELL O" ter the visitors. bowla, but the unique situation in 13-9 victor over Penn, has been Clinton by 59-0 Score ...... n i .917 quarterback Pat Papandrea who Mrs. BUzabeth N. Graham’s Maine Brown will try to pick up Bomo the I^clfic Coast Conference hu rtana smothered Michi the class of the Ivy League. the winners from the outset. New Irl>-8am Vscsnll ...... S 4 .867 game, behind the Browns with 2-1 the Midget Football League twin dun of the Firefighters breaking Only the guys forming the “O’* Olive-Joe Roseetto ...... R 4 .667 did an outatandirfg Job directing Chance Farm. Tha two triumphs of tho pleeaa agalBSt Penn. If the ' left only four teams eligible for gan, SS^«,Saturday after being fa- Haven drove to 18 firat downs to ______L Boxers in Limelight Tonight marks. bill at (Charter Oak Park. The away but he waa caught by Bob got mixed up, and formed It at Midwest—Michigan State the Ann-Paul Correnll ...... R 4 ,6671 .Meriden's potent running,, attack. The Eagles (0-3) as well u los netted Silent Shoe nearly $14,(V)0. Quaheri man aae-ln win. Brwara __tha Rosa JBkurl nrtmlhatlnn------vored to win by. ..only one tpuch- Xpur-Jffi^Btldgepnrt-and-outgairied Csmltno":.;... 7 1 fane wore treated -to...two --fine Blanchurd. .-Mondua.. lumblad..an(l -tha-wroag. and af-tho-word.------A— big boy-so-fr.-tirtliffDlgTw. the ------By PAT BOLDUC • — The victors had little need of ing Uie fame,'" also lost a fourth “ GiOIanr^Mtir j^l^g 119 CM eoUBt the season lost Peim. 'dbw . the Itaights on the ground. 248 Ann-Roea l,sllberte ...... 7 5 .5&1 games but with very little scoring. the Smokesters recovered on their Tho Beavero took the hint Defending Champion Oregon Spartans’ league, Wisconsin, which yards to 72. Beat scoring run of Pes-Bob Bonadiee ...... 7 h ..*iRn Papandres'g passing arm although New York, Oct. Iji W5- Gene'^Spider, a fine boxer-puncher, has quarter melee which emptied both pounds, covered the Gold Cup dla- which rscenUy has hean one of tho Oklahoma and'^^chigan State Magical Vinne Driike passed .for four touchdowns and left Ruth-Brnie Pohl .,. In the opener the Blue Devils own 14. From, then on it was a and Wan 20-0. State isn’t eligible because of a crushed ^ rd u e, ^ -1 4 , has showed the day. however, was a 65-yard ...... 5 a .500 the ypung sophomore clicked on Armstrong snd Eddie (Machine a 23-2 record, Lsbua hss a 28-11 benches at Cleveland. Four Eagles tanca in 8:33 and paid $2.60 aftar weak siatera in the loop, hat keen rule which prohibits a team from don’t meet, but Notre Dame plays halfback Alan Webb scored 27 points as the powerful Man Panny-Kddle pasaiil ...... 5 7 .417 scored a 7-0 victory over the battle of ts’o good lines. Both for Improving. surprising power while Minnesota, touchdown run by Bridgeport’s Myrlle-Blll UiRb'ler • ...... 4 R three of four serials for 23 yards. record. were ejected by officials. Three beating Third Brother by a length playing in tha Rose Bowi two both—and on consecuuvq Satur chester Merchants posted a reOord-breaking 69-0 vietbry .333 Gun) Thompson, a couple of un- Cruisers and the Smokesters and ward walls charged and did not let 41-6 winner over Northwestern, Don Scott on Bridgeport’s second Marle-Al Puzxo ...... S 1 .250 Tretnendnus Fashion Browns followed. The Eagles for No. I in 13 starts In. 1907. The Cornell, which was ewampad by yean running. UCLA, Southern days. lb s Irish play Rena-l,ou Damatu ...... 3 9 .2.50 , beaten unknowns , get their first the Firefighters played to a score the opposing backs got going. Hockey at a Glance also is in the tunning. play from scrimmage. over the previously undefeated CUntonr Mass., Pros yester While the . offensive unit was Boxing returns to the sport’s havent won' a game since lest No $0S,850 he won boosted hie total Byracuee Saturday $4-0, will try C ^ o r n ia and Washington all are State Nov. 9 and Oklahoma day afternoon before a disappoint-^' Irla VarantI 113. less tie in the nightcap. Next week the Smokesters a'jd to make amends agmUut defending South—Duke and North Caro- Trinity’s winless Bantams put Olive Rneaetto 07. Sam V’acantl carrying out its asaignmenta in a chance at boxing's limelight to meccB, New York’s Madison vember. earnings to $387,680. All but $7,076 barred because of sssorted sub 16. The scores will be scrutinise' Ing crowd at Mt. Nebo! The rout 133-.T65. Ernie 1 Before many of the spectators the Cruisers will open the double Sundays llaBulta champlMi Tele,* winch vrhlppM Co la State, both with 4-0 records, up a surprisingly bitter battle 3. Webb took a bdhlnd-the- 142-349. Paul Cor- tremendous fashion. Meriden’s de night in a 10-round main event at Square Garden. Friday night after Browns’ quarterback Tom O’Con was wen this year. sidisation sins. to draw a picture of the relative marked the home club's third win renti 33.5 and Bill I-aRlvIere 313 had been seated the Blue Devila header program with the Fire National Loagua lumbia. 19-0. Columbia vlalta Har .meet a week from Saturday and against the Tufts powerhouse be. back pitchout from Drake and Note In eerreiary: Pleaee nee all firet fensive array, fronted by center an absence of seven months. Head nell threw to fullback Jim Brown strength Of the Sooners and Spar in four starts while the outclassed New York’a St. Nicholu Arena. tallied. This came aa diminutive fighters and the Blue Devils meet Boston 3, Now York 1 vard, which downed Ohio U. Sat rOor Teams In Battle tans. that one may decide one Orange fore yielding, 26-14, Tiifts. which daahed the final 16 yarda and names in future weelte. Pat Deangelis, tackle Jack Batura, The bout will be telecut (Dumont, ing the program are slugging to cap a 69-yard opening scoring Ing In the second game. th at leaves Washington State, Bowl team. Both hrji close calls- Pros suffered their initial setback 1 MIXED nni’nLES drive. Chet Hanulak raced 64 yards Roger Macaione, weighing 88 Montraal 6, Detroit 0 Race Driver Killed urday, 14-7. Irls^ OB Oonmbaek manhandled Springfield and Har again successfully booted the Co-Csptsin A1 Kwolek and flanker 10:30 p.m.. EDT). Rory Calhoun of New York and Americaa Uuigua Oregon, California and Stanford Saturday, Duke edging Rice, 7-6, after two victories against Bay Staadingft Bob Nalewajek. successfully kept li. the first period for the second pounds, took the bail on the first Bis* DevlU (7) Tale, which is not having ono vard in pre-season scrimmages, State opposition. point after. Still the first period. W I. Pet. Armstrong, 25, of Eliubeth. veteran Rocky Cutellani of Cleve Buffalo 2. Cleveland 1 o f its better years, still ahould be flg litlu for the plum. Notre Dame showed it has and N. C. State squeezing past had to score twice in the final 4. Dubose intercepted a poor ' Anni^Nick TVeniy — ...... It .76(1 the lasers from penetrating into land. Calhoun. 23. now Is the No. touchdown. Billy Reynolds ran five play from scrimmage and raced A w y*' **’*•*’’ Cronin, Hacenew, (^tester, m., O ct 14 (Jf)—(jurt If Washington State gets by come a long waiy aince last y u r ’s Manchester’s total Sunday was .SS7 N.J., h u won all 11 of hl.s pro yanls for the third Brown touch along the sidelines for 62 yards and Hershey 4, Rochsster 2 strong enough to get past Oarnell Florida State, 7-0. They are shaky period for its victor}’. The Ban the end zone. 3 middleweight contender oh his A ' Kzif*. McN«II, Brltt*nbuck, dismal 2-8 record by overcoming a new club record (surpassing the Clinton paa. and went all »he way. | i,Yb”.l^ «.r",V o * n ‘ '’*“ .'.'.'. ! .M7 fights. Thompson, 21, of Little Av*zy. Orovor. Pro'vldence 4,, Springfield 1 Lehmann, 39-yaar-eld St. Louis while Harvard le the favorite over O ruon, tha Cougars are virtually favorites. Auburn, which edged tams held a brief 7-6 lead in the some.38 yards in the second quar- M. waddeii-B. Cnnonaei .... 7 Manchester, which rushed for 29-2-1 record. Cutellant, longtime down after Lou Groza, kicked a paydirt. He also added the extra In Mcause they already' have Army, 23-21. While Terry Bren 53 points tallied against the .773 RMk, Ark., has won 12 and tied Gusrdo: Edwards, Youns. Bowtn. race driver, was killed at Randolph Columbia. Kentucky, 6-0, is becoming the second period after scoring on an ter.* J Murphy ...... 7 .683 113 yarda and seven first downs, contender snd still a hard man to 22- yard field goal, his sixth —JCrry Pen- hot score. Dan Mullin got away .the role of No. 1 challenger. It yards in piling up its 19-0 victory 7. Early :lh .the fourth period I ------’—^------Sandell, a senior, intercepted en I Wednesday television (ABC 10 to Bob Schnelker to complete a for a fine run as the third period Senra by M rlodi: N nan last Saturday after the home No. 2 In the rankings, plays Pur in every quarter. Drake, Manches Roach bounced over his left tackle p.m., EDT) headliner. land. second best ground gainer in 66-yard scoring play the first time BluMerlla 7 0 0 G-7 marked the first time in history ovbr.Coast Guard at New London ter’s talented and sharp-shooting ill-thrown Danny Renn pass and endeg for the Cruisers, carrying TD: tfACAlona. folks heard of the Cougars 21-18 due while Notre Dame, etill unde from three yards out. P h l F i n e V K u n n P r i i n returned it 20 /ards to the home the Southern Conference last sea the Giants moved the ball. The victory over Stanford at Palo Al Arkansas has beaten Baylor. Texas with Pete Cronin scoring two of quarterback, and the fleet-footed Webb w u railed on to sub for from his owm 30 to the Devils’ 14. PAT: MACAtoiiP. feated, has the dsy off. 8. Curr>- crashed through^sa theUIC ^‘ - UJJ ■ I %.sv.wss«televen’s 25-yard' tllivline 6UIUand BVVrnseven New Yorkers never were headed. to. almost matched that big blow AAM ■ clubbed Houston, 28-6. the Norwich touchdowns. Between Webb put on a tremendous show Ralph (Tiger) Jones who suffered son and top man for Furman, al The losers nearly scored' after .this Here is a quick rundown on how left aide for the final three yards I f i R a - v Ttsanav P’*y* Roberts reached pay- Conerly also threw a scoring p u s ^FlrcfltkUri ($> Glaimey'a Eaay Budget Terma out of more than a half cefntury things are shaping up around the the halves retiring Coast Guard for the Silk Ci(y fans. Drake com a leg injury in training. The ready has started on the right fine rqn but their fumble was re athletic director John Merriman and Drake passed to Marvinn G uy, * ' “ 7 O i a i c : IX U L U dirt. But on the Interception tha to Schnelker and Gifford plunged Bndii: TroUgr, DelAJicy, McCartM, •fo. country; pletely baffled the visitors with foot. In the opening gams against covered by~U« Devils’ Johh Mc ICMMro. Wrifht. was honored by the Cadet body. It for the 53rd point game officials failed to notice for the third touchdown. Ben Neil on his own four-yard line. .Meanwhile, it begins to appear Far West—Oregon State, the de Bisons and Reds eight completions in 13 tosses for E u t Tennessee State. Penland Agajanian kicked a 50-yard field Tacklaff: Wise. Burt, klftlon^y. Chia- was the second defeat in a row 9. The Drake to Webb com-1 Manchester High’s cross coun- Meriden defender with his arms gained 65 yards. The Greer, 8.C., The Cruisers took over again putti. Mantato, Goltlj^ar. a. that Oklahoma la not quite up to fending champion, still seems to 186 yards and four TDt. In addi- goal in the fourth period to wind for the Cadets who have yet to binatlon clicked for 20 ysMs and»IrY coach. Paul Phinney, sharpen- locked arour\d Walt Bychoiski'a (Marge senior carried the ball 15 times. when the Blues failed to kick but Guardt: Clark. Wnttatell, Bargrpo. Can Bay For Theae soma of the Bud Wilkinson teams be' the cisse of the Pacific Coast tloii. Drake, who‘ has now pitched the afternoon’s last six-pointer. ' " " * " **"“ ----- ‘— up the Giant scoring. The distance Wtntar. Ruiconi. Merciar. Upend Springfield win. ing up for the coming Five Mile waist. The local left end. waa un-. Tour Penland gained 591 yards in 1956. were etalled again aa ^ y Jenack epotera: Oalpy. of the past. The Sooners whipped Conference with a 4-0 record which 11 touchdown passes, also tossed Rugged Al Marquee, hie brother Road Race on Thanksgiving in was a Giant and Griffith Stadium Texas, 21-7, Ust Saturday, but At Haverfprd, Pa.. Wesleyan for two extra points. able to move in the direction of Prescriptions intercepted a pass on the one- Backa: WhltPapll. Then. Pamiakiaa. should go to 5-0 after the UCLA Mundq. Ricco Petrillo, Corky Ce- Msneheater,. placed second in the the pass. It w u a definite case of RESE.MBLE8 SOHMEUNO record. Mundon, Ductipaanaau, DoucPttP. they hgd to work to do It. More "game Satui^ay. Oregon tuned up New York. Oct. 14 (F)—The Buf capitalized on an enemy fumble Webb, the locals tdp point- Heie yard line. This! time Ed Zm IIo Nmalipalpra <81 and an Intercepted forward pass in ■ella. Larry Holmes and JimnW Five Mile Run In Springfield. Interference and the movies (Mer Westein Division algnflcant, .they are resorting for its important clash with Waah- falo Bisons, w ho, beat Cleveland maker last fall with 78 tallies, now Nevlna were defenilve standouts kicked out to the 38 and the Blue Enda: Donahua, Brannick, Shpridaa, its 20-6 defeat oT Haverford. The Mass., lu t Saturday. His time w as, iden___ takes_____ , pictures______of all Ks New York —WllIl Besmanoff, W L Pet. Devils went on to win their second Erickaon. only twice in 14 games last season, 62 markers and seems certain for the Merchants who battle the 27:15. two seconds slower than the' games)'should certainly point up FINE PHARMACY Baltimore ...... 3 0 1.000 Tacklpi: Hazan. JubPnvUlP) Gwertk, Cardinals marched the opening to set another club recori} this 2-year-oId German-born heavy game o f the season. nave f erved noUce they do not in Quincy ManeU in Quincy Wednes- time poated bv winner Pete Con •64 Oeator 8 t —HI 9-9814 Detroit ...... 2 1 .667 Walipnbprf. LsaForirp, SchnPldPr. tend to suffer any such humiliation kickoff 68 yards in seven .plays year. The former Arnold College ------opinion when referring weight, reminds boxing fans of Max The celler-dwelling Smokesters Guard!; Gantifeorp. Bmlth. Andpraon, with Terry Smith providing the day night and then engage the way of Greenfield, Mass.' to the play after the- one-elded San Francisco ...... 2 1 .667 Hachordorian, McCoy. this year. flash raced for two scores''yester Bridgeport Bombers under the Schmellng. the former , heavy won a moral victory in the second Cpntpra: Corr^tl. score with a 16-yard run. A re- Other Manchester ninners Were contest. Loe Angeles ...... 1 2 .333 contest with the Firefighters as ■Ibe Bisons ihet the Barons for day on runs of 45 and 18 yards, lights in Meriden Friday night. weight champion. He h u the dark Green Bay ...'...... 1 2 .333 Backa: Ulm. Tomaako, Cyr, Ptfirtri, c(ivered fumble deep in, Haverford and was on the receiving end of Tom Hyson who was fourth, Bar Third Quarter Advantage they held them to a scoreleaa tie. Blanchard, AndPraon. the 'first time ih the -1957-58 cam Mitchell alao plana another game eyebrows and a good right, both Chicago Bears ...... 0 3 .000 N territory in the first period set two TD aerials from Drake, one ry Dougherty fifth, Bobby Kwash The Raiders took over on their Two fumbles by the Smokesters paign last night and turned them up the second touchdown and Sunday at Nebo. Quite a sched sixth and Blily Griffin seventh. own 34 after a Manchester drive Schmeling trademarks. Willi is a Eutern Division SIDING back 2-1 on Ken Wharram’s goal for 22 yards and another for 20 ule for a football team. baker by trade and when he’s fin prevented them from scoring in Jake Kline, tormer Notra Dame Smith closed out the Cardinal yards. Each local participant received a stalled and four plays later Rob Cleveland ...... 3 0 1.000 the well played game. The Smok- in the first minute of the final MssekeeUr IU> prize or trophy. There were 20 en- ished in the ring he plant to open New York ...... 2 1 .667 baMball coach, hit three home scoring in the third period by gal Meanwhile, the punchleas Proa erta scampered straight up tha eatera started to roil In the sec runa for the Iriah in 1916 in a 14-6 period. loping 62 yards with a pass inter K m ^ ” ""'"**■ ^ Morgues. trlei. middle for 51 yards ind a Meriden hla own bakery in the United PItUburgh ...... 2 1 .667 fklled to pick up a firat down and TaekiM: W. Gur. TInslev, Benneti Statu. He’s married and lives in Chicago Cards ...... 1 2 .333 ond half only to have Alien Cyr victory over Mlchlfan. ! The victory, coming after they ception through the entire Haver were, a minus 41 yards on the Yesterday, Phinney placed aev- 12-0 advantage in the third quar ■Wr* 'Ai/ s. ter. the Bronx. W ashington...... 1 2 .333 Top quality used Mercurys to choose from, 2-doors, 4- j had beaten Springfield 7-3 Satur ford team. ground. Clinton was able to con enth in a 10-Mile Run in Brockton. day night, boosted the Bisons into New Britain Teachers combined Centers: Moa'ke. Holmes. Meas.i in 54:35. Johnn.v Lafferty A Manchester fumble'wu re House by two pins In the opening ' tour yud, Venezuela, 10. nament' of the season. Healy took Drake and Joe Curry also rsn were beat for tha locals offensively Tel. Ml 3-6320 ter syrgery for removal of blood inr job for only . *31 per mo. Boston—Fight between Jimmy while. OorCaptain Jo* Dyer, Bill ~ elots on the brain. Anthony Dono down $200 for his victory. with great success against the STANDINGS ffana still I have their collective Connors. New Bedford, Mass., ahd hapless f'roa. Uepls,'7ack Jacoba and Jim Mor- van, 17, a senior at Hudson High, Pappy Gault, Spartanburg, S. C.; W. L. T. fingers crossed. 24-Hour Burner Service • Build a BIG 14 x 20-ft. ITEXTIIH COST TO YOU! Touchdown Parade Montreal ; ...... 2 0 I 6 encey were topa defenelvely... was injured in a game against poMponed. 'Even with ' Richard’s dueling garage for on ly ...... I • * • • e e I * 1 5 per mo. Manchester’s nine ' touchdowns Boston ...... 2 0 Dyer, ill most i t lu t week, again i’or Nhrht humrr srrxK i O iiIn Gardner-High. Ronald Diana, 16, a Milan, Italy — Fight between 0 4 performsnee, he had to share scor fWere scored in thia manner:. New York ...... t I 1 3 waa the game’a outataniHng line Junior at Marlboro High, was hurt Duilio Lot, Iti^y, and Felix Chioc- ing honors with young Dickie in a game against Milford High. Looking For A Local NO MONEY . The Finest 1. .Four plays after taking the Detroit ...... I 2 0 2 Moore, who also turned in a ‘Hat man . . . Renn completed Just two Call Ml 9-2429 or MI S-4840 ' • An average six room houM can be re- $ T .5 0 ca, France, postponed. opening kickoff Webb took of nine passes for 22 yarda... in- — — ■ — .p Chicago ...... I 2 0 3 TYick" for the Canadiens, with - roofed for aa little a a ...... # ' per mo. pitchout from Drake and scooted Toronto ...... 0 3 0 0 Richard getting an assist on one of dlana travel to Middletown Satur Fuel Oil Service DOWN . - BACK HOME 45 yards around right end. Webb his goals. day foft a non-CClL skirmish also kicked the extra point. against the Hgers. W * wiN pay off your bd- Tew York, Oct. l4((P)—A catu - The' upsUrt New York Rangers 5tep In or phent. W t're opon woakdoyt fM 5:00; 5otiirdayi tM aoea. Philadelphia (NEAi — Wilt 2. Still ih the first quarter, trophe of the highest propoitions ... ■ M«i^»a (36i « i c t in nill and offur a . . . That REALLY delivers? Then phone MI 9-4595 o f 5 YEARS Chamberlain makes his first ‘bas Drake fired a screen pass to the lu ted their first detest at the TR 5-3271 today and get yourself a "membership" in may soon strike at the hearts of hands of the undefeated Boston K h i t . eemplata toiocrieii of ketball appearance in Philadelphia, winged Webb who scampered 22 the Montreal Canadlens, and the Bantly’s Fuel-Oil Club. < Modofn 5howroom. FREE Hoadymoa Ploas. Dec. 14, when Kansas plays St. Jo yards.- Drake then tossed to Bill Bruins, 3-1 in the only other ac »W*AVr*virh *"'**“ *''*• ***“'■*..<’«>«»• TO PAY Montreal fans too, if Maurice c n e tion Sunday. oMor modal guorem^Md seph’s at the Palestra. Tinsley for the 14th Joint. Rocket) Richard doesn’t alow 1 9 5 6 As a “Member”—you get automatic “ Degree Day" e o r t . down. Sub goalie Charlie Hodge made Dranerila. delivery when you need it—right to the day and hour I 1st PsynMiit only 24 saves in posting the Mon "Your Guarantee— Though the Canadiens art- riding treal shutout. Four of the Cana- Thlrlmair Rol>rrt«. Doty. Wanat Wo obe buy for cosh PACKARD CUSTOM HARDTOP You’re billed at current prices and you have ten months. Apr.■ 19SI » atop. ' the Natloiul Hockey Milano. Clancy. McCollum: Power brakes, torsion level ride, ultramatic drive, radio, heater, FOB THE v e r t ‘f i n e s t IN dlen goals came when Detroit had _ ' , Muehaatar \ PACK FOURTEKK-^ ^MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER. 14, 1967 MANCHESTEB EVENING HSBALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1967 PAGE FIFTEEN AutomobilM tor Sale' Business Services Offered 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAWI BY FA6ALY snd SHORTEN Artltdi* For Sal* . 45 Garden-oFami—Dairy Musical Instruments 53 Business Loiatlons Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Mrs. Jacqueline. 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(Tampbell said he went to Bar Tha resolution recommends joint LOST—Black and white kitten on I reation room, etc. Good condition, C all: or 59 Birch St. Streets, electricity, phones, b ^ m e so. fpmoua? ing tha United States to let it Auto DnvliiK School placement. umbreUaa repaired, EOCTBRIOR and Interior palnttng. m a n t o ASSIST sales manager helper apringa, for 1951 Mercury, reasonably priced. Potterton’a, 180 . X— Terms arranged. Beat ft Co., Real- wail carpeting stays In living celona for a meeting of the eighth study of an inepecUon system to W. Middle Tpke., near Waddelt j men’s shirt coUars reverted and RUTAL AND Smith-Corona port' tora. BU 9-2731. churches, achoola, shopping. Near A.—-It saved the Lost BattaUon renege on that endoreetnanL Ceilings refinlahed. Paperaanglng. with some selling experience pre able and atandard typewritera. $20. Cali MI 9-9858 after 8 p.m. Center St., Ml 9-4587. ^OOM TO RENT near Center. room, artesian well, monthly Congress of the International As- make sure "that the sending of Lebanon might have Uttla to loss, Schooi. Answers to Toppy. Phone LARSON’S DRIVINO School replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend Wallpaper books. Estimates given. payment, $76. $3800 down aa ocean and St. John’s river. tronautical Federaticm. in the Argonne Forest 1^ carrying MI 3-7959. ferred but not necessary, to assist AU makes of adding machine* Heat and hot water. Gentleman. A measaga for halp, even though objects through outer apace will he since she luu received almost oQ Manchester's only trained - and ing Shop. Fully covered by insurance. CJaU in handling revolutionary new EKANK'S IS buying and felling 37 Foster St. MI 3-5381. sumea G.I. 4%% mortgage. Al Worid’a beet fishing. Write for He oxplained it )iad become ap sold or rented. Repair* on all Farms and Land for Sale 71 free photos. H. ”M. Huysman, Box it had been hit in the breast by a exclusively for peaceful andacien- her share o f the 1200 ihlUion Con- NOTICE IS HERtEBY given thTtl certified Instructor. For your safe Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1003. building product. Must have driv makes. Marlow’e. CARRIAGE, stroller, bathincUe, good used furniture and antiques most immediate occupancy. parent even before the Russian Ufie purpooea." ty We are trained to teach proper LAST CALL before winter. Let us 826, Orange City, Florida. machine-gun buUet and la the leg gress appropriated for the Ameri Pass Book Na 847t0, issued by er’! licenae. Salary plus commis carbed, caraeat. PI 3-8103. at 430 Lake St. Cali anytime, 9 HEATED ROOM. Central continu BOLTON—Approximately 10 acres satelUte was launched that obser ly. ML 9-6075. take over your repair headaches. PAINTING AND paperhanging. a.m.-8 p.m. MI 9-5580, ous hot water. Kitchen privileges, Other listings available. by a piece of shrapnel. (jontrol of mlaailaa into outar can campaign against Communlet llie Savings Bank of Manchester] Painting and masonry work. Done sion. Apply in person. Great East- RICH, Fine Meadow Loam priced on South Road, 380 fool frontage. vation teams would be required in apace took on new urgency OcL 4 oggretiion in tha Middle Eaat Good clean workmanship at rea- within your budget. Fill, gravel, MOVINGi—Must sell complete set separata entrance, gentleman. laUtudes beyond 37 degrees north has been lost and application has MORTLOCK’S—Manchester’s lead reasonable. MI 9-9206. em Ckmatructlon Co.. 35 Oak St., Call Mon., Fri. after 4 p.m.. Sat. LAWRENCE F. FIANO when the Soviet Union launched King Saud, who is visiting la aonabJe rates. 80 years in Man 9-U a.m. Mr. Sandberg. sand, stone. - Light g ra w g . Ml of woodworking tools, both hand Parking. MI 3-4734. Suburban tor Sale 75 and 37 degrees south. Q—How much of the Inter- been made to said bank for pay ing Driving School offers the most chester. Raymond Flake. Ml. and power, garden tools, lawn CHAMBER’S FURNITURE and Sun. all day. MI 9-1383. its Earth aateUit*. Last August Lebanon, waa said to be urging^a ment of the amount of deixjsit. 3-8603. MI 9-5910 'While at Barcelona, Campbell Anierican highway wUI soon be in driver education. ’Thousands of 9-9237. DRIVER AND clerk for general mower, wheelbarrow, 25 gallon ROOMS WITH light housekeeping. SOUTH WINDSOR—KeUy Rd. Spilt the RiuMlons said they had aue- Lebanese revenal as a contewu- satisfied students 200,000 miles Building— Contracting 14 AT THE GREEN FOR DIFFEREINT alzes and types said, preliminary arrangementa open to trmfficT Uon to Arab unity. store work. Apply in person, Mlli- LOAM, TOP quality. Dark, rich, covered crock, men's and worn* Ontrally located. Mrs. Dorsey 14 of fanns and land tracts within 20 MANCKE8TBR—Six room Caiape level, triple track storm windows ceasfully tested an interoontlnental NOTICE IS HEREBT given that accident free instructions. MI Arch SL Brere made for organization of A —The 2,725 mUes from La A trend toward graafer nautml- Pass Book No. 43824. issued by BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. kowski'a Flower Fashion, 695 no stones. Columbia ConatrucUon en's golf cluba and cart. Webcor Special Thia Week— miles of Hartford. Lawrence F. Cod. ExceUent locaUon, i islte doors. De luxe built-in oven and Italian moonwatch teama. These ballistic minile. 9-7398. redo, Texas, to aoutharn Coots Soviet Communist party leader Ity by E gypt and Syria Beamed The Savings Bank of Manchester AlteraUons. addlUona, garages. Private Instructions 28 Main St. Co. Tel. CVjventry PI 2-6277 or tape recorder, ' green vinyl hall All breakfast seta 1-1 off. Fiano, Broker. MI 8-5910. drive, garage, fireplace, oil heat. stove. $17,300. F.H.A. approval, arrangements were made with Dr. Rica,AidU be open to motor travel WillimanUc, AC 8-3283. runnera. Singer form, alze i2, two- SINGLE OR double room next to sniall down payment. Owner MI Nikita Khniohchev said last week to be evidmes'by these reports: has been lost and application has MANCHESTER Driving Academy Re-siding specialists. Easy buif bath and shower. Quiet home For furaier UmrmaUon write Box Aliessandro Boni of the Italian af in January, 1958. d r u m m in g lessons — Matthew DURING 1956 the gross program tone green and - ivory cloth Visit our salesroom for furniture G. Herald. 8-1057. in an Interview that hla govern Beirut eouceee said Syria's been made to said bank for pay guarantees results. Ehcpert instruc et terms. Ml 9-6495 or 1 Keevers, ■ inatructor. Studio. 20 Free parking. MI 94)887. filiate of the IA .F . ment of the amount of deposit. 5-9109. of Friendly Ice Cream advanced shades. Five piece plastic living of quality for tha entire home. Houses tibr Sale 72 ment was ready to talk with tha President Shhkri KuwaUy sad tion, dual controlled "ar. Call PI Portland St. Ml 9-0608. Easy POWER MOWERS EIGHT ROOM 1941 home two ROCKVILLE—New (Tape C(xl, 4% In addition, he said, "we made copper plumb Dr. J. Allen Hynek, associate Kayall. AU thriM are p r ^ p v le t decorator colors. BnsinesB Services Offered 13 FOR YOUR new building, re month will pay off a loan of 1, 2 OR 3 YEARS TO PAY! basement. Large lot. Reduced to ment eubcommlttea, the beginning Tel. MI 9-8196 for appotetmeht. Used guns bought, sold, traded. BuUdinjf Materials 47 Telephone MI 3-1406. Murdock, MI 9-5972. ing, excellent neighborhood, good director of the Smithsonian astro- o f a study on Rliaslls control in aad anU-WssL modeling, Or repairs call Wm. $1,000 and improve your credit Estimates cheerfully given at Naa- "SUPER " "DE LUXE” buy at $14,800. Carlton W. Hutch $14,900. R. F. Dimock (To., Real physical otewrvatory, aaid the Q—Who was colled the Indian WANTED—Ride, Green Rd. to HItZB’ TELEVISION Service. ApoaUe? dependent o (-^ general disarma Available at all times. Philco fac KSnehl, Contractor and BuUder. standing. Ola] CH 8-8897 and ask PART TIME attendant evenings siff Arms Co., 1015 Main St. MI 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE WELL HEATED room, continuous MANCHE8TER- MagniPnent ins. MI 94132. tora, MI 94346, Joseph Ashford, rocket, aa it passed over New Hartford, vicinity of •••nmes” Frank Burke or Jimmy Steucek Square and Rebutt 18" No. 1 ment agrcortient might offer a 'way OOSOUnULT DgLMMED 9 a.m. • 4:45 p.m. MI tory supervised service. Tel. MI Tel. MI 8-777S. and weekends. Mechanical exper 9-1847. Manchestre. Wood shingles (4 bdls.) All 100% Guaranteed hot water, private entrance, gen SpUt Level, RoekliJcledke aection. sect MI 9-6318, Barbara Woods, MI England shortly before dawn to- A—John BIloL credited with how It works. C.M.I.X., Lewis St., ONLY $433 MANCHESTER Greeii Area— Six 9-7702, Or Itobert Murdock, MI having written an Indian tranala» to break the lea. jniere are many racoidad easai ience preferred.. Manchester. Eaao ------per..aq, 830.95- tleman. 101 CJhestnut St______1,600 equare fedt df livingliving m _ ■0-Sy. .yaa at-least of flrst-magnt .0_ cor. Gold, Hartford. (Eves. JA PEAT HUMUS—Shredded; TacCei- -" $79 dettV*r(P:4I6:i5"TJbnIB jarage. He- - room Cape, two fon— UatHH. on B4B7Y tude, if not brighter. Uon of the Rlble. ■et—parson— having mar m o U l ' Service Onter, Windsor St. (Buck- Insulation per M $38.00 WANTED—Ride from vicinity West Q X A N AND paint those gutters Aluminum Storms and 9-5553). land). Tel. MI 9-8198. lent soil conditioner, $3.75 yard, — YOU GET — ' CLEAN. COMFORTABLE room. duced to $24,900. For fur&er in heat, priced for immediate sole. Joseph Aahbrook, on editor of d^ ed oomplaMy by laachas 8. A. Beechler. MI 9-8952 o f SQ BOLTON — Coventry line. New Middle Tpke. to State Capttol, now. Avoid coaUy repairs later. Screens 14-A four yards minimum. $1 bushel. Colored Shakes per eq. 813.95 16-PIKCE BEDROOM Continuous hot water, next -to formation or appointment to aee the oatronical magazine Sky and Q—Who invented the rocking whHe they were forced to Uy ua- Hartford, 8:10 a.m.-4;80 p.m. Ml. 8-1388. NEED A MORTGAGE? $3 HOURLY possible assembling hU 8-6516. Framing Lumber (your aiies) 18-PIECE LIVING R(X>M ' bath. Quiet neighborhood. Refer call The R. F. Dimodc Co., Real- 34969. (Tape Cod, four down, two unfin Telescope, aaid it appeared to him iwotected in junglee, aeeordlng to ences. MI 3-1734. ished up Ceramic tUe bath, laige chair? Court Cases 9-9962. ALUMINUM WINDOWS, doors, QUICK CASH available for first our Rustic Frnmp Lamps. Exper —truckloads— per M $93.00 12-PIECE, KITCHEN tora., MI 9-8245, Joseph Ashford, to be yellow-orange in color with A —It is attributed to Benjamin the Encyclopedia Britaimlea. DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com Jalousies, porches, awnings. Free HEATER, new and used wood, ___ — Plus — MI 9-68f8, Barbara Woods, MI IMMEDIATE occupancy. 10 min- lot,. 418.700. R. F. Dimock C o., or second mortgages. CJonsoIldate ience unnecessary. No house can Oak: Elooring (lx3> per M $173.00 utos from Onter. Well built, at three maxima and two minima of Franklin. WANTED—Ride from Main and pany, doors and windowe custom estimates. Call N. B. Chaae Co., vassing. Write; Ougor Enter coal, oil, gas, cook stove, ovens, ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR ROOM TO rent for a refined gen 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI Realtors, MI 9-5245, Joseph AMi- LONGEST BEJEAOB your bUls with our easy repayment stove boards, stove pipe, dampers, Western Framing—loads tleman. Free parking and kitchen tractively designed six room brightness during a minute and a Middle Tpke to vicinity Pulaski worii, guaranteed. CaU Ml. 91583 MI 9-0233 or RockvUIe TR 5-1200.. -plan. Terms to fit your pocket. $10 prises, Caldwell 4, Arkansas. TV SET AND CX5MB. RANGE 9-5972. ford, MI 9-6818, Bajrbara Woods, h alf.' Albert J. Ogren, 81, o f B8 WeU* Lnngeet mlUtary p—edt fai after 9 p.m. wicks for all itoves, beds, new only— per M $112.00 Free storage until wanted. Free privileges in a private home. MI ranch. L-ahaped living room, din MI 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI Q—Why was the 13th Amend Chrcle, Hartford. Hours 8 a.m,-4:30 a month per $1000. 9-4171. > ing area, two baths, 14x14 breeze It was explained that the rocket St., charged irith driving a motor ^erloaa history is said to have p.m. MI 9-2061. mattresses, springs, roll-a-way 1x13 TAG Sheathing— delivery. Fre« aet up by our own SIX ROOM Cape, $13,800, Branford 9-5972. ment to the CohaUtution conoid^ been the Grand Ravlaw ,of tha OUNDER’S T.Y. Sendee, available Roofing—Siding 16 A QUICK CASH—1 DAT SERVICK bed, vanity, tables, linoleum rOgs, St. Aluminum siding, amesite way, two car plastered garage. portion tumbling end over end in ered neceaaary in 18657 vehicle while under the influence Salesmen Wanted 36-A 5000' minimum— per M $93.00 reliable men. the aky varies in brightness accord tftilon Armias on M i^ 38-M, 1865, WANITiD—Ride from Rolling Park any ttme. Antenna converstans. We Also Buy Mortgages linoleum by the yard, many items Phone for appointment dijye. This home ia an exceUent Laige lot.. Pleasant surroundings. BOLTON— U6,600 — New custom A—^For two reasons: FlnL to of on IntoxioanL was found guilty PhUco factory aupervlsod service. RAY’S RUOFINO OO.. shingle and WE ARE LOOKINC for 5 men who PWe Jambs each $3.99 ROOM FOR rent near Center. 85 H. B. Grady, Broker, SO 3-8009. ing to the amount o l surface ex insure the legality o f the Bmen- Troops numbering 800,000 took to Building No. 3 Hamilton, Wind too numerous to mention. This Hartford (K 7-0358 buy! For appointment to tee call built (Tape on large wooded toL posed to the sun. > and fined $102 by Judge Jules Tet. ML 9-1499. built up roofs, guitar and con MOR’TGAGE LENDING AGENCTY are neat, aggressive, willing to stock is left over from Jones Clam SheU Gaaing per ft. 5%c Foeter St. MI 3-8547. the R. F. Dimock Co., Realtora, 4% rooma down, two unfinished ci^Uon Proclamation, which-ftad to ^ to ravlaw bafora sor Locks. First shift. Cali MI After 7 P.M. CH. 8-4690 ^ ^ h b rook said It was aUghtly Karp in Town Ckiurt this morn Preaideat JolutmL 3-4001 after 6 p.m. ductor work roof, chimney re- 75 Pearl St., Hartford JA 2-4221 work hard to earn real big money. Furniture store. Must be sold for 4x8 Mahogany V Joint MI 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, MI HORTON ROAD—Assume present up, near Bolton Center. This beau bMn issued under P ru d en t Un- REFRlGERA’nON sales and serv ^ r a . Ray H^enow. .VO. 92214. S e e '^ D a y Or Night mortgage and move in. Six room brighter than the star Capella, ing. Evenings and Sunday JA 3-5154 Immediate weekly draw, top com any price. C!ome and convince Paneling per ft. 22%c ROOM for Rent, gentleman pre 9-6818, Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702 tiful (Tape has just been com coin's war power; and second, - to ice. Commercial, reaidenUal. air ay Jackson, S-8S2S. mission plan, paid cash bonus and yourself. 40 Oak St., 2nd floor. If you- have no means of trans or Robert Murdock, MI 9-8972. Cape, completely finished, pleted and is ready (or occupan which was the second bri^tM t liberate all slaves in the statee. Ogren was invoivsd in an acel' conditioners, freesera. A. and W. Plyacord 4x8 CD per ft. 11c portation, I’ll send my auto for ferred. 91 Foeter St. breezeway and garage. Lovely ■tar above the horizon at the time dent on SepL 28 when the vehicle Automobiles for Sale cash incentives paid each month. Sale Thursday, Friday and Satur Knotty Pine Paneling —AU 8* cy. (Tali the R. F. Dimock (To., Refrigeration Co. Ml 9-1237. MI ROOFING, SIDINa, painting. Car Help Wanted— Female 35 We will help, you with extensive day from ip a.m.-4 p.m. you. No obligation. THREE> BEDROOM' ranch with yard and locaUon .for children. Realtors, MI 9-5245, Joseph Ash of obaervation. (Tapetla is betwjeen he was driving want o ff tha road BEFORE r o l l BUT a uaM i 92050, MI 9-0065. pentry. Alterations and addiitions. —from per lineal ft. 5%c FIRST FLOOR, clean comfortable Recreation room near, completion 0 (aero) and plus-one in * magni (}—What incident brought the ((md ranunsd into a house on newspaper and^irect mail adver A—L—B—E—R—T—’S single room beside bath, free large, well equipped kitchen, tUe ford, MI 9-5818, Barbara Woods. aee G om an Motor Salea. Buick CeUIngs. Workmiuiship guaran SEWING Machlna operators want Flush Doors—Varnish Grade Asking $1.,900. Biva Tyler, Real tude. X flrat great impetus to the Pull Spruce St. In court today. Dr. Nleh- Using, plus s o lli^ th e car of the MULCH 'VOUR leaves, don’t burn 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD parking. Tel. MI 9-8740. bath, oil heat, garage. 8. A. MI 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI m an-car? Salea and Scrvles, 285 Main CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Service. teed. A. A. Dion Inc., 299 Autumn ed. Industria] experience not nec them. Power rotary mowers yrlth —Aa low a* 84.99 Beechler, MI 9-8962 or MI 3-5959. tor MI 9-4469. He described the^rocket as of ofas Marslalo testlfiad thsL as a Small appUancea repaired. 161 St. Ml. 3-4860. year—the 1958 Ed8sL Apply in 9-5972. A—The ear was 8rst used to SEND THEM Streat. ML 9-4571. Open evaiUilgs. essary, will train good home mulTh attachment. Capitol Equip 18" Gray Primed Shakes almost the same brightness As result o f a series o f tssts admln- North Main St MI 8-5517, resi person. See Chet Brunner, your NEW SIX ROOM house. Carter St.. MANCHESTER—Green Area. Six carry the funeral party of Abra seamatress. Day shift. 8-4:30. Also Edsel dealer. Fitzgeral^Motors, ment Co., 3$ Main, MI 3-7958. Rebutt Prime per sq. $11.50 WHEAT MAPLE dining room aet TALfTOTTVllLE- Vernon, $21,900. Vega in the conatellatTon L}rra. Istersd to Ogren shortly after the 1955 BUICK Century Riviera hard- dence Ml 3-6960. FOR THE best In shingle and built night shift, 5-10 p.m.. Apply Bemrders Wanted 59-A Manchester. Five rooma, complete room Cape, baaement garage. Elx Dr. Hynek aaid the amateur tele ham Lincoln from Chicago to up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim Talcottville, Conn, - r- -X Good condition. Tel 9-7388 after 4. New Conn, contemporary, ultra mishap, hs M ieved tile accuasd’s THE ■fay all -black.... whitewaUa. fully Kaklar Toy Co,, 50 Hilliard SL FOR SALE!—55 gal. drums, in good Free Home Planning and full rear dormer, 1% baths, base-' cellent condition. CaU the R, F. scope makera of Bostdn, which Springfield at the time of t^ coln 's ability to operate a motor vehicle \ ney and roof repatri can Coughlin. Dimock Co.. Realtora, MI 9-5245 modem ranch. % acre wooded funeral. equipped, ~low mileage. Ml 9-5063. IS- condition. $2.50 each. For further LAWSON SOFA, dark brown, foam ment garage. Go to end of Porter manned the moonwatch this morn to be impaired. MOR'TENSEN TV. Spe'ctalized RCA MI 3-7707. BE SMART. Receive top commis- Consulting Service ROOM AND BOARD, gentleman. or Joseph Ashford MI 9-6818, Bar lot. Washer - dryer-refrigerator- Help Wanted— information oali The Herald. cushions. Best offer tskes it. After Tel. hn 3-7675. St., Carter St. Short distance fur ing, reported Uiey had the object Kendall C. Valentine, 46, of NEED A CART Short on a down televlalon aenrlce. Ml 9-4641 slona. Join the swing to the Phone MI 3-5121. Write lor our Window Folder 5, MI 9-9239. ther on light. Tnomaa Shannon, bara Woods, MI 9-7702, Robert bullt-in oven-stove a n incliMled. <}— When was the custom of the HOMETOWN payment or had your credit turned For appointment to aee caU the under obaervation for half a min Farm Drive, was fined $21 for "Royal Line." Housewives will be Male or Femair 37 ROOM AND board for gentleman Builder, BU 9-1418. Murdock, MI 9-6972. ute. Christmas tree introduced into the down? Don't give up! For a good nXK )R SANDING and refinlabi Roofing—Chimney 16-A GUN CASES, Scopes, ammunition, NOBODY — BUT NOBODY R. F. Dimock (To.. Realtora, MI passing a atop sign. A chargs of Specializing in old floors. trained now. full or part time for EXPERIENCED waitreiues, count on bus line, free parking. Tel. Ml Tomorrow, he said, the rocket United States? deal—not thru a amall loan com- the Christmas season. Call MI binoculars, spotting scopes, hunt UNDERSELLS NA'nONAL TWO 3-bumer oil heatera, 110 WEST SIDE—Six room Cape, four OFFERED FOR the first time. AA 94345, Joseph Ashford, MI 9-6818, A —In 1861, by the Rev. Henry reckless driving was nolled by NEWS 9-5780. ROOFING — Specializing in repair er girls, counter plen. Full smd 9-1446. Barbara Woods. MI 9-7703 or should be sighted very high in the Judge Karp. Valentine was in pany-aee ' ’Harry” at 333 Main 3-1824. ing clothing. Insulated clothing. and $30. CaU MI 9-1104. down, two finlahed.up, large en- zone. Executive type ranch. Six northwest aky over Boston at 6:07 Schwan, who was pastor of 23on St. (Formerly Douglas Motors). ing roofs of all kinds. Also new part time. Apply dn ^rson. Hole- cloaed porch, amesite drive, fine years old. 2% baths, dishwasher, Robert Murdock, Ml 9-5972. volved in an suto accident here on SHED DORMERS, garages and all Pacs. Every hunting accessory. a.m. (EDT). (Jhurch,. Cleveland, Ohio. roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys PERSONNEL secretary: $70. Chal In-One Shoppe^,' Manchester Shop Nassiff Arms, SporUng Goods, NATfONAL LUMBER, INC, GREEN STAIR carpet of excellent location. For appointment to see disposal, breezeway, atiached gi Sept. 38. 1950 STUDEBAICER Champion, types of carpentry work: Roofing, cleaned, rwalred, 25 years' ex ping Parkade. quality, in very good condition, Apartments— Flats— rage, recreation room with fin SOUTH WINDSOR, FOSTER S t .- aiding, gutter work. For free esti lenging opportunity. Ability to 1015 Main St. MI 9-1647. Manches 881 STATE STREET caU the R. F. Dimock Co., Reid- Q—From wliat animal 1$ am- tved O. Erickson, 38, o f 4 P au l clean,' new Urea, excellent motor, perience. Free estimates. Call also some smaU ^ecea of tha Tenements 63 tora,' MI 9-5245, Joseph, Ashford, place. Lovely yard 125x200. Su Three bedroom ranch only two SL, was fined $50 for evading re- mates. cal) . Ml 9-8933, or MI work with people moat important. (XERK TdfPIST for East Hartford ter. NORTH HAVEN, CONN. years old. Superb condition. Oa bergria obtained 7 new rings, bearings, pins. No Howley. Manchester MI 3.5361. Some college desirable. East Hart same, price $35. CaU MI 9-7427. Sn 9-6818, Barbara Woods, -M I perb condition. (Tuatom features aponsibtUty. On Oct. 6, a truck 3-6700. office. ’Typing and office exper f u r n is h e d two room apart rage. Lot 100x325. Low taxes. Elva A —The sperm whale.. down payment,. $3 weekly. 0>le ford location. Contact Wllaon Tel. (Keatnut 8-3147 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, SQ throughout, Elva TyJer, Realtor, Hospital Notes operated by Ericlcaon went- off the Motors, MI 9.0980. ience necessary. Desirable Job for USED MAYTAG washer, running ment Heated, private bath, utlli- 9-5972. MI 9-4469. Tyler, Realtor MI 9-4469. Agency. 84 Church St., Hartford KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney, Q— A s t standards of length de road on WadddU Rd. and went CHIMNEYS CI.EANED, repaired ppCson living east of the river. 368 Main St. Tel. MI 8-4327. condition, very reaaonable. Phone tiea, free parking, businese block, 1952 CADILLAC CLUB coupe, UGHT TRUCKING and small Jobs and rebuilt. Cali Ml 3-8729. Connecticut. Apply in person to Mr. Burnham, adults. Depot Square. Ml 94191, MANSFIELD — Three year old PaUents Today: 176. rived from the yard or the meter T through a fence and hedges on DiAmonds—Watchc MI 3-5258. $17,900—Main St., Manchester. Cor NEW LISTINGS private property. He waa arrssted power ateering, like new, private done reasonable. MI 97853. Hartford Dispatch and IVarehouse Mr. Keith. ner lot. For information or ap three bedroom ranch. City water, ADMITTED SATURDAY: Nan A—From the international meter EXPERIENCED tobacco iortenr; STORE SHELVING and gondolas. Jewelry 48 WEST SIDE American Standard hot Water cy Bates, WillimanUc; Mrs. Eliza the following day on a warrant owner. Cali after 5 p.m. or all day Apply Conn. State _ Co.. 225 Prospect SJ., East Hart Will make good storage shelves pointment to aee call the R. F. which equals 89.37 inches TREE SEKVICK, removal, prun Heating and Plumbing 17 EmpIoyrpMt THREE-ROOM furnished apart heat, FuU ceUar, tile bath, large beth McMulUn, 26 View SL; Ed diarfriag him with falling to st^ Saturday. MI 3-1943. Service, 506 Main St., Mancheatar ford. for your ceUar and garages. Also, Musical Instruments 53 Dimock Co.. Realtors,' MI 94245, $15,000—5% room (Tape with de ing, etc. C2ialn aaw work. Free LIXJNARO W. TOUT. Jeweler, re- ment avaUable now, with ail utiU- kitchen, exhaust (an. storm win ward Boucher HI, 65 Lawrence Q.—When did the Uberty walkr at the ecene. estimitea. Eklward Yeomans Tel. 8. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat Mon..Fri„ or Elks Qub dirriage good for Porkahops. Made of Joseph lAahford, MI 9-6818, Bar tached garage, enclosed yard. (Ton- Urs, adjudte watehee espeitly. MUSIC INSTRiraiENTAL Rental. tlea and shower. Prefer two or bara Woods. MI 9-7702 or Robert dows and doors. Washer and dry SL, RockviUe; Lee Foy, 33 Blroh ing half doUar make its flrat ajp« 'tenneth B. Sanborn, 84, o f East PI 2-7279. ing contractor. New inatallaflona, House. 9 North Park S t, Rock plywood and pine. Bight and 12 Keaaonabl* prieea. Open dally. Complete line of inatruments. three working men to share apart venient to bus, shopping and er. Ameatte driveway. $72 month Hartford,' was found innocent of ville, Weds. only. Aftents Wanted 37-A feet long, three shelves high. Need Murdock. MT 94972. SL; Casimir Swider, 93 Vernon pearanca ? Use Lots O f Buttons alteration work and repair work. Ttauraday avtnlnga. 139 Bprucr Rental applied to purchase price. ment or young couple, no chil school. ly pays taxes, intereata and $23 Ave.i Rockville; John Ambrose, a charge of reckless driving.'The MI 93808.. the room, sacrifice price. $1 per A.—In 1916. The coin was de YOU OWN business!. Your own Street kO. 9-4397. Representing Old Selmer, Pedler dren. MI 8-8441 between 5 and 7 NEAR PORTER ST. (Tustom B% on principar. Flexible down pay 28 W. Middle Tpke.; WlUlam Otto, signed by A. A. Wienmann and trial was condhetad last Monday in AMBITIOUS houseyvfves earn $1,000 hours! Selling nationally known running foot, overall lengths. For p.m. New three bddroom ranch. 1% s from now to Chprstmaa. Car neces and Bundy. Metter's Musie room ranch, three twin size bed baths. Foyer, fireplace, dream ment takes over 4%% mortgage. 18 Earl St., RockviUe; Warren was issued unUl 1947. AH Uberty Town Court and Judge Kzup re Double Attractions! cushion shoes Is easy. 135 styles more information telephone MI Studio, 177 McKee, MI 8-7500. Only $11,750. Lessenger, Realtor, served hie decision for today. San Regardicn of whoro PLUMBING AND heating—repairs sary. Call MI S-1524. 9-0474, or MI 9-9953. Can be seen rooms, colored bath fixtures, kitchen, full basement, $13,500, 5% Bomely, West Hartford; Roxanne walking half dollars' before 1934 for entire family. Earn $30 day THREE R(X)M heated apartment many extras, only $17,300. (Tarlton WUlimanUc HA 3-2065. Faucher, 14 White St. born was arrested in August after and contract Wbrk. Call MI 9-8541,. at 811 Eaat Middle Tpke. furnished or unfurnished. Adulta mortgage may be assumed. $5,000 in new mint condlUon are premium yoar service man or EARN w it h Avon for CSirlatmas! commissicHi. Experience unneces- Read Herald Advs. W. Hutchins, m 94182. MulUpla ADMITTED YESTERDAY: colliding' with a ' truck stalled only. 105 Birch Street. cash required. CaU now lor more ROCJCVnXEJ—Six room Cape (Tod, coins. woman is stationed, LLOYD’S PLUMBING Sendee aa- A few bburs daily to show Avon's aarj’. Free catiUog. Write Tanners, GUNS; Brand'new, demonstrstora. Uatlng Member. information. Walter Van Wagner, 36 Palm SL; across W. Middle Tpke. 728W Brockton. Mass. four finlahed, combination screens aures satisfaction, prompt service. exquisite gift catalogue are all 12-16 gauge. Marlin over and un M rs.. Josephine SuUivan, 305 HU- Q.—In mythology, who was the John M. Perelri, 87, of New Ha the Manchester Evo- you need. But the time is now.. MANCHESTER Vicinity - SraaU and windows. Shaded lot. AU city ven, charged with failure to carry CH 7-5124, Ml 9-54(Ui. der, one model 88 Winchester, one WANTED TWO ROOM apartment. With bath. WARREN E. HOWLAND conveniences. $11,900. Webster Uard St.; Theodore Gill, Wapping; only mortal ever carried over the p^ 'ery day means $$$$. Call MI 20 gaugt. Remington automatic, community of quality ranch REALTOR Mrs. Sophie McCTormick, 130 Pine a license, forfeited a $5 bond. Wil ning Hernid can be fo(w D ors— Birds— Pets 41 Republican Caucus 419 North Main St. Ml 94576. homes, three bedrooms, hot water Agency, TR 64745. River Styx? 3-519S. one Marlin 32 special rifle. Save Mon to werii as carpal MI 8 -1108 SL; MisLLiUian Materal,.689 Main 9A.—Aqneaa, according to Vir liam C. (Jarroll of South Coventry warded to be nt “ Mail Millinery- Dressnaking—19 The Republican electora qf^ ttia. FOR RENT—Pour room apart heat, ceramic bath, c6Uar, % was fined $3 for parking .too cIom MANCHESTER PET CENTER for on tl»e8e fine guns. Fully guar- Towfit:^of Mancliester are hereby R(XJKVILLfil —Older seven room St.; Arthur Lessard, 15 Turnbull gil in The Aeneid. anteed. Nassiff Arms d o ., 1015 machanie’s holpar. ment, first floor. Central location. acre, trees, only $12,650. Low F.H. Ma n c h e s t e r — e x c e p tionai Rd.; Mrs. Helen C. Davis, 46 Over to an interaaction. A charge of Call" regniarly with nil all your pets and pets' auppliea. nottfled that there wiU be a c(ui- A. down payments. Carlton W. house. Oil' steam heat. Shaded lot, PART "nME HOUSE Cleaning. Main St. Hours: 9 A.M. to 12 Noon Single garage. Suitable for small ' value. Ten yeaf old cUstem seven land St.; Bert E. SurreU, Wllli- failura to pay a parking ticket DRESSMAKING and AlteraUons Call MI 3-2307. Conn, bred Parakeets guaranteed cua at the Municipal BuildlBg Hutchins, Ml 94132: all city conveniences.. Must be the hometown newn 30 days. Singing canariea, ham \ , Dalljr family. Write Box M, Herald. room (Tolonlal. Four bedrooms, sold immediately. Asking $9900. mantic; Craig and (Thrtatopher brought against Jolm R. Thomp done. Ml 9-25S2. COMBINATION GAS and oil stove. Hearing -Room on Wedneaday, three twin alze. Living room 14x son,'44, of Hyde Peril, Maaa., was people away from WOMEN SEW EASY ready-cut sters, Cute mixed breed puppies. October 16, 1957 at 7:S0 P.M. for’ Ideal Working Conditioha MANCHESTER—Six room ranch, Webster Agency, TR 64745. Cheaaai, Tolland; Donald CTuater, $25. 55 gallon oil drums with 25, large dining room, spacious 29 Bllyue Rd.; Mrs. Ellen Morse, nolled. DRESSMAKING, alterations wrap-B-round aprons home. Earn $5 and up. AU types of cages and the purpose of amendlng''exliUng Appl,v In Person FOR RENT—Apartment on Main near Minnechaug Dr., paneled Police Arrests home are ao anxiOos coats, suits, dresses, skirts etc. stands. Open Thi)re., Fri. 9-9. AU faucets, $3. Space heater. Oil, 6” deh, ceramic tUe bath, walkout tiled kitchen^ dishwasher, diopoa BOLTON—Four-room Ranch with 15G Forest SL; Bradford Hawley, The case o f Charles R. Magnell, $25.16 dozen. Spare time. Write burner, $6. Phone MI 3-00(53. town committee by-laws and rulai St. Call MI 3-7913, AD 24086. al. Recreation room, attached Sa ^ ft. ll-ving room and stone fire 55, o f 26 Canterbury SL, charged to get. By appointment, centrally located. Accurate Manufacturers, Free day Mon. Phone Ml 9-4273. and regulaUona to transact such MANCHESTER baaement, partiaUy completed 40 Reed St., RockvUIe; Albert S' 9-6636. game room, owner being trana- rage. Near grade and high school. place with a return heatalator, Laliberte, '680 Center St.; (Thris- , Oscar Ttoc* Jr., 16, Hartford, with evading respoiuibUity, was o port,. New York. STORM WINDOWS and acreena, other buaineaa as may probably SIX ROOM apartment. ExceUent $21,600. Town and Country Realty. aluminum combination storm ALWAYS A discount on pet sup- CARPET CENTER location. Adulta only. Please phone rerred nut of state. Remiced to Una Thoms, Bolton Rd., Rock was arrested last night and continued to OcL 19. Magnell wee two 51x33%, four 81x37%, five 51x come before said caucua. AD 84265, ME 3-2793. aaah, ' % acre lot. Price only arrested on a warrant issued .by DRESSMAKING, alterations, spe* ites at Porterfield’s Pets Supply, 29%. one 43x24. MI 3-5979. 908 Ma i n s t r e e t SO 3-8871. $12,700. Shown -by appointment viUe; Mrs. Margaret Gibson, West charged with Injury to property Telephone MI S-5121 clalising: in children’s clothes. MI St. 5 and Chapel Rd., South Wind William S. Davla - at Middle. Turnpike only. R. F. Dimoex (To., Reaitora, $12,500. Goaton Realty (To,, IM Willington; Homer LaCTroix, 36 the proaecutor. following on acci Help Wanted— Male 3( Town Chairman SIX ROOM (Tuatom built Cape Cod. belonging to the (TonnecUcut Pow 9-9140. sor. JA 8-3391. (OMBINATION kitchen gaa and THREE ROOM] apartnient, auto MI 9-5245. Joseph Ashford, MI School St. MI 9-6781, Ml 9-4737. Clinton St. dent on Oct.' 5, »' Brookfield St. (Tonvenient, central Member Board of Realtora aOd er Co. He was arrested on the com Cirenlation ■ ------oil burner stove. Reasonably matic oil . heat, modern kitchen 9-5818, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702 ( ADMITTED . TODAY: Mrs. plaint of a resident who said thk* WINDOW CLEANER. Experienced locaUon. Five finished rooms, has Multiple Listing Service. HAD TO WAIT Moving—^Trucking Poultiy and Sapplies 43 priced, can be seen at 73 Oak Et. and bath, tub and shower.' MI or Robert-Murdock, Ml 94272. fireplace. Also new large garage. Florence Riendeau,. 26 Windsor youth waa shooUng out street Department and dependable.,.C!aU MI 3-7614. 9.2358. ■ Shown by appointment.’ Asia _ Ave.. Rockville. lights on Stock Pi. with a BB Years M!0, a patient had to v ^ L Storage 20 MANtnOBSTER-Cape (Tod with 6 BIRTH SATURDAY: A daugh ■ometlinea for years, until an ejre "Sluee 1907 By Reid THREE ROOM apartment with ga $15,760. Phone MI 3-6378, Brae- Wanted— Real Estate 77 gun. • Today! 30 WHITE ROCK pblleta, now OIL DRUM and pump, $2.50. Phone ftniahed rooms. Convenient to Burn Realty. ter to Mr. and Mrs. James Don Free on $50 bond, Toce ia cataract waa. "ripe” before it could MANCHESTER - Moving and WANTED — Painter or painter’s 3-8490. I f* Been. Of Coarse'' rage in attractive residential itec- achoola, shopping, churchy and be operated 'on, according to the helper. MI 3-1430. atarting to lay.' Ml 9-2790. nelly Jr„ (Coventry. ‘ > scheduled to a'p^ar in Town Court trucking Co Ml. 8-5568. Owned AUCTION tlon in Vernon. All modern con buMa. (Tlty water aewer and gaa. FOUR' ROOM bungalow with ga SELLING, Buying, Trading? L.M.- Encyclopedia Etrlttanica. and operated by Walter B. Per- By order of Richard T. Steele, Admn for the ESTATTE OF veniences including a new York ft M'U (Which means Uve Modern . BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son on Oct. 19. Two. other youths, both Quiet, comfortable neighborhood. rage. Benton St. ExceUent con- to Mr. and Mrs, Wesley B. Bunce, rett Jr. BUS DRIVERS full time, five day ADELE M. VREBLAND. VERY-SELECT FITRNISHiNOSr^ Shepley oil burner. Ontrally lo $14,300. Gaston Realty CO., 165 —Multiple L ist)-all your real es 14, were with Toce when the of SCAVENGER week. Call MI 8-2414 between 7-9 moved from her late honw, J7 Wyhdwood Ro(||i;' West Hartford, atniction, A-1 condition. Two bed* 14 S^ncer St.; a daughter to Mr. fense allegedly occurred about AppIi(»tions accepted for cated near bus, school and church. School St. Tel. MI 9-5731. Eve rooma, living room, kitchen and tate the modern way. The Ella- The pilot fish gets ita name be MANCHESTER Package DaUvery. p.m. • SEPTIC TANKS Conn* Also, land available to garden. nings MI 9-7466, worth Mitten Agency, Realton, and Mrs. Albert Gorman, 265 Oak 6:15 p.m. ifflanfbfBtrr Light trucking and package deliv Grocery, Meat and Produce tile bath. Shown by appointment Ml 8-5930. land St.; a daughter to Mr. and Alexander Kotchin, 40, of 315 cause It accomplishes ships and Cleaned apd Installed SALE AT LEGION HALL, MANCHESTER. CONN. Adults only. Available Oct. 33. MI Phone MI 34273. Brae-Burn Real- sharks. Science baa proved that ery. Refngeratora, waabera and Clerks in Manchester on •-2887. -I ^N C H E STE R —Immaculate six Mrs. Donald Oummoe, Regan Rd., Autumn St., was arrested Sunday stove moving apeelalty. Folding • SEWERS 2 ? y ^ * * * ’’ Oppoelte State Armbty) room Cape (Tod ptua garage and ‘ y- „ ARE YOU CON8IDERINO RockviUe. and charged with operating a the small fish accon^>aniea the chairs for rent. kO. 9-0763. full-time basis. many extras. Buyers may aaZunie SELUNG YOUR PROPERTY? BIR’THS TODAY: A daughter motor vehicle wlille under the in shark only to eat the food the lEurning Machine Cleaned WEDNESDAY, OCT. 16,1957 at 10 A.M. TWO F a m il y duplex 4-4. 011 heat shark leaves. Many Benefits; INSPECTION AFTER 9 A-M. 5% mortgage. For full' informa We wlU appraise your property to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hutson, 30 fluence of Intoxicating liquor or AUSTIN-A. CHAMBERS CX>. local FOR RENT, both aides. Aluminum doora and tree and without any obUgstion. Paid Holiday, Five Day Week, Read Herald Adv8. tion caU The EUsworth Mitten Drive E; a son to Mr. and Mrs. drugs. and long distance moving pack • INSTALLATION- FINE MODERN FU R N ITU R E :--!! Pc. (8 cKalra) Inlaid Ufa- Agency, Reialtors, MI 3-6930. wdndowB one side. Convenient Iq- We also buy property for cash. Thomaa F .' Peckenham, . Broad Capsule-sise radio tranamittara Good Starting Wage, Sick Bene hogany Dining Set (Robert W. Irwin.Co.). Mahogany Block caUon, 4%% mortgage avaUable He was arrested by Patrolman ” i l r r a l i ing. storage CaU ML 8-5187. Hart Selling or buying conUtet Bitook. William CJMke on Grandview St. that can be swallowed have been ford (3L 7-1423. LEASE or SALE fits, Pension Plan, Hospitaliza SPECIALIST ^ n t Got. Wlnthrop Desk, 3 Fine Inlaid and Decorated Bedroom with substanUal down payment. STANLEY BRAY. Realtor DIS(JHARGED SATURDAY: O>oke said that he had been on the developed to transmit information 675 Main 81., Manchester tion, Group Insurance, Vacation Seta (twin beds, one aet by John WIddicomb Qo.), Divan Wing $14,900, A .'R . Wilkie ft d o ., AQ BRAE-BURN REALTY Mrs. Marie Lealezka, 71 Drive B; on temperatures, pressures, and (Next to First'Nafi Bank) With Pay. Chair and other occasional chairs, PhUco Connie TV (17 in ) 9-4389.*: lookout for Kotchin, who is wanted Town m i Couiiry MI 34373 Mrs. Valerie McCullough, Wap for questioning by Eaat Hartford acidity within the digestive TO KNIT OR CROCHET Painting— Papering 21 M ^ogany Lyre Base Conaolb Table, Chelae Longue, Neat ‘of 11 etory brick buUding with I Apply dally between 9:80 aan. EAST HARTFORD — irive room LISTINGS WANTED—Single, two- ping; Winston Breck, 18 Valley Police In connection with an auto PAINTING, exterior and interior. nhd 9:00 p.ra. at A g P Super Tables, Lamp Stands, Floor and Table Lamps, Brass Staepla Top view SLane, RockviUe; Mrd. Fan Prettiest dress on the fall scene If ,vou crochet or knit, you'll front and rear parking. Gall Draliaga Go. Anarona, Mirrors Few Paintings,' etc. Porch Furniture, Bendix two-atory single. Aluminum family, three-family, business mobile accident there. Evening and weekends. Res((K>n' market, 110 E. Center St., Man WANTED nie, HatUn, 103 Bridge SL; Fre Kotchin posted a $200 bond and A youthful yoked style to make want to make either one (or both) owner M l 9-7405 after 5 pjn. Automatic Washer. Wardiobs, Garment Bags, etc. Other deco . atprm windows and acreena, do- property. Have many cash buyers. of these lovely sweaters—one for able rates. CaU Ml 9-4782 or TR chester, Coan. Ml 9JI143 mont - Wllaoh, TalcottvlUe; John is scheduM to appear in court without or with a tiny collar. But 5-9184. rative and UUUty furniture. . mestic hot water, baseboard heat. Mortgages arranged. Please call ton-trimraePAOB RTTEEir MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1967''. Average Dally Net Press Run ^anrljfHter lEapnirtg ifpralb For the Week Ended Tho WoRther t October 12, 1957 Foraeaot of O. S. Waathar B o iM ' The executive board of the * % The meeting originally sched The Professional Women's Club FWr, not as eoel tonight, irallay '■J About Town Buckley School PTA will meet to uled by Manchester Lodge, No. .73, will hold Its October meeting in Fellow Traveler G race Gel^ Post 12,690 night at 8 o'clock at the school. A. F. and, A. M,. for tomorrow the Robbins room of Center Con A delightful Place To Dine fog after midnight. Low near 40. night has been postponed until Oct. gregational Church tomorrow Member of the Audit Wednesday increasing rlondhwaa. M n. B ri^dier Harold Sevan of The expression “fellow trav Ih O ptical Assri. Bureeu of Circulation the Hartford Salvation Army ^ Ip h F. VonEcker, son of Mr. 22 when the Master Mason degree night at 8 oclock. Mrs. Howard eler" is a familiar one in con High aear 70. and Mrs. R. E. VonEcker. S09 will be exemplified by members of Jarvis will give a travel talk and versations regarding the Rus Corpi wilt be guest speaker at the Leonard/Orace of the Optical Manchester— A City of Village Charm Home ]>ague meeting;—at^ th r Keeney St., is attending the na the Fellowcraft Club. There will be show pictures of her cruise to sians, and it seems that over Salvation Army Citadel tomorrow tional Future Farmers of America no meeting tomorrow night. South Africa. our heads now’ we have a Rus Style Bar. T<7 Main St., \vas elect convention being held this week in sian “fellow traveler." ed sege^d vice president of the VOL. LXXVII, NO. 1.1 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) k t 3 p.m. Mrs. Sevan, the former St. James’ Mothers Circle will MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1957 (Claasifled AdverNahig on Pago 16) PRICE FIVE CENTS Bertha 'n'ilkinson. left Manchester Kansas City. A freshman in the St. Elizabeth's Mothers Circle Fritz Werdouschegg, 122 Oak Connecticut Opticians Assn, yes- School of Agriculture. University meet Wednesday night at 8 o’clock will meet at the home of Mrs. St., explains that "sputnik" is for the Salvation Army Tralnlnig terda.v. Elections were conducted College 40 years ago. Tiosteanes of Connecticut, he Is attending the St the home of Mrs. Catherine Franklin Sutton. 60 Porter St.. a Russian word for traveling will be Major Myrtle Turkington. convention as a delegate from the Bolduc. 15.7 Brookfield St Tlie co- Wednesday night at 8:15. Reser-; companion, and "sputnik Zemll" atf th' Club Auxiliary will hold a j 5 and 6. 7:15 to 7:30; Grade 2, 7:30 j Unlversitv. MemohiiL Tenn. Theodore Leuze, New Haven, P a id H im Sen. Mansfield (D-Mont) said, setback party tonight at the club Miantonomoh Tribe. No. ,58, to 7:15. and kindergarten, anv«time president: Howard Cooke. Bridge today that Pentagon figures' house at 8:30. lORM. will meet tonight at 8 port. first vice president; Harold New York. Oct. 15 (JP)— •aecretary-treasurer ,of Teamster o'clock In Tinker Hall. after 6:45, A bu-:ness meetliig Will Mrs. Vivian P/rke of Hartford, show more than $850 million be held at 8 oclock. and refresh- who is governor^ the Soroptimist Davey. Manchester, secretary; and Counsel for Teamsters Union Local 299 in Detroit, pleaded Inno- New York Oct 15 (JP) .spent on missile projects that Xi Gamma Chapter. Beta Sigma ments will he served after the Clubs In the ^ew, England region Lawrence Ackley, Fairfield,'treas official James R. Hoffa, today ji™ o Phi. will meet tomorrow at 8:15 New members will be received urer. s ' have been canceled. IFoil U,S. meeting. Into membership at the meeting will be gucsVspeaker at the meet ^ Don’t Throw ’em I accused the Senate Rackets grand jury. i that he received his ,sal- At the same time. Mansfield said at the home cT Mrs. Henry Mat- ing of the local group this evening Ernest Ferraresso, Simsburv, son; 261 Spruce S t . tomorrow evening of Gibbons As- Miss Betty Ulitsch, 44 Hilltop Stanley Zyskowski. Glastonbury-, Investigating Committee of Collina was charged with lying | ary for espionage work in the In an interview that Congress voted.] .sembly. Catholic Ladles of Colum at the home of Past President every single dime that was asked Dr.. Is attending the 55th annual Ruth J. Spencer, 7 Chestnut St. and Andrew Lindberg, Manchester, I Away, Save ’em I “doing what it can to destroy in testifying before the grand jury j United States from Col. Ru T bus. at the K of C Home. Follow convention o.f the Savings Banks' were named to the Hartford vHoffa and prevent him from thatori^nal minutes of the local's Ivanovich Abel, alleged ' ^ ing the business session Mrs. Association of Connecticut at the County board of directors. city CArtftre division for March 11, ___i fiscal year which bejtan July i - .rff Winston Bendall will speak on the M r. and Mrs. John J, Sposito, 1 I You can get many extra miles of getting a fair trial”, on indict-■4J9M. had V been altered. ! ^US.sian spy chief. 11. ; : r^^^lEERWliJET^ ^ 1 Mountain View House. Whitcfield. Avon, St., should be called no later Aid Asked on Orbits subject." A Lovelier You." Mrs. N. H. wear in tho.se shoes if you bring jnentsf charging wiretapping' Herlsnds tentatively a«t Nov. g- H»yhanen. under Tjestioning The assistant Senate Democratic ' r LIQUORS J Charles R. Wharton is chairman than Wednesday by couples mar- /and iMrjury. leader denied that the cost d a ta ! . , . , . ried 25 or 50 years who plan to them to us for repair. Work done for ™ „„.- . .d ^ 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. ^ of the hostess committee. in 32.500 bail. . in were secret military information' Hadas.sah members are r e m in d - ! the anniversary observance, while you w ait-^ r while you --s ^ t/'F? Flushing. Queens, in July even though Pentagon spoke /ien i ed of the meeting tomorrow at 8 Sunday, Oct. 20 at 3 p.m. In Im I I New Yprk, Oct. 15 (JP)— Hoffa. on arriving at the court August 1954. shop. house. posed for photographers but ^ part of the figures had not I Of Space Travelers p.m. in Temple Beth Sholom. ,Mrs. maculate Conception Church, Wa- James R. Hoffa, Teanisters He referred to Abel as "Mark, been released for publication, ^ Arthur Drug Stores j Basil Barwell of Hartford will terbur. . on Waterbury Green. The cSM fuceA, told reporters he had nothing to speak on "The Trend of American Union leader, pleaded inno the code name by which he said -it cerUinly 1s not secret, and I i - w program will include’ appropriate! “Shoe Repairing of the Better Kind for Over 40 Years." I■ I aay. Affairs." That Interpret The I cent in Federal District Court Hoffa was grim-faced as the p'er- he knew the Russian Secret Ser\-» don't know why it should be,’’ | prayers, a sermon, hymns, renewal' ice agent. Man.sfteld said. Cambridge, Mass.,,Oct. 15 (JP)—Russia’s rocket>sate11ite of marriage vows and Benediction] Wishes Of The Family today to five coUpts of per jury Indictment against him was Abel Is being tried in federal and its fellow traveler, sputnik, were the objects of conflict Manchester WATES will con- of the Biassed Sacrament. Couples jury Involving a federal I rea'd. district court on charges of trans He said he made the cost data dtict a Military Whist tomorrow I "Not guilty," he re.sponded. In a public to support his proposal that ing reports as they spun around the Earth today; their may bring members of their family ' 'SAMYULYES— »“ <• grand jury investigation of mitting information about Amer orbits still baffled astronomers and confounded the elec at 8 p.m. in the Ttalian American or friends. JOHN B. BURKE I Just A Step From .5laln Street—In Front Of Purnell Parking. wiretapping in hi,y Detroit ' loud voice. ican national security to the So all government missile and satellite to which the public is invited. FUNERAL HOME " Open 7 A.5I. to 8 P.M.—Open All Dny filonday. TTie 44-year-old Detroiter's plans viet Union. projects be coordinated under tronic brains of giant computers. STOCK UP NOW! The Hoiy Ghost Mothers Circle headquarters, I to take over the scandal-tainted Hayhanen. who defected to the The rocket was sighted at 6:04 this morning, sweeping ON SHinS. PILLOWCASES, TOWELS. The Gleaners Circle of the will meet at 8 o’clock tomorrow TEL. MI 3-6868 A previous 32,500 bail bond, cby-‘ Teamsters Union today or tomor- West last spring, testified yester hattan project which rf-vplonMOdeveloped th-the from northwest to southeast above watchers at the Harvard South Methodist WSCS will hold | night at the home of Mrs. Mary 87 EAST CENTER ST. ering his release in a wiretap con-, row were .upset by U„S. Dl.strirt atomic bomb during World War 8LANKETS. lEDPILLOWS, MATTRESS ------^ ^ — — ------— ------■■■'■' J 4 dny that he was sent to this coun. II. Observatory and its adjacent Smithsonian Astrophysiiial its monthly meeting at 8 o’clock Hindle, 331 Parker St. A Chi- AMBITLANCE SERVICE spiracy case, was rewritten to cov- er the perjury indictment. ^Federal Judge F. Dickinson assistant to Abel in espionage ; 1'rges Unified Program Laboratory. The laboratory is headquarters for the moon- Miss Elhelvn Glb.son will head the ; . Attorneys for Hoffa and the gov- Letts Issiied a temporary restraln- work here. He identified Abel i Manafleld proposed the unified watch being organized to follow this country’s Earth satel hostess committee. —— ------•rnment were to arj^e latet brf^^ order that barred Hoff^ and as the chief resident officer of program after Soviet Russia scored lites when they are launched. During Hale's 82nd Federal Judge William B. Her-, others Wecled with him Oct. 4 at the Soviet espionage network in in.the field of rocketry by launch The Auxiliary to Manchester, lands aa to trial dates in both the tinion'.s Miami Beach conven- the United States. ing the first earth satellite. The scientists said that during the forenoon, substantial Chapter. No. 17, DAV. will m eetl| *••** tlon from taking, office. I Havhanen said today that he The Senator said the Air Force reports were lacking that the satellite, itself, had been Annirersary Sale Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the VFW We Are Still Celebrating Two Great Anniversaries! Hoffa recently was elected pre_s-. The term of Dsve Beck, incum-' received his salary' through spent between 3800 million and sighted. . t —‘— Home. State Department Com Ident . of the 1,400,000-member In-1 bent presIdentK runs to Dec. 1. "drops" before meeting Abel A 3850 million on its Navaho. can- Predicting-that the pair of . /-'i • • mander Mrs. Anna Malonis and' temationsl Brotherhood of Team-' Beck had agreed, however, to step drop ,s a secret location whei-e * project for a long-range guid- lestial objects - would pass 100 I I f a A'Tb'I'IG'I'C her staff will make their official 1 aters, but has been barred by court aside to give Hoffa an earlier messages or money is relayed miles northeast of New York City k 7 x ^ a Y 7 U l.g 9 l> 9 visit at this time. Ail members are HALE'S 82nd and GENERAL ELECTRIC'S 30th order from taking office. : start in directing the 1,400,000- from one agent to another. the Navy spent 345 million on a s t 6:03 tomorrow morning, the ^ « 'T T O expected to wear their uniforms -RhorUy after Hoffa entered his ^ ------| Hayhanen also testified that Sparrow II misaile and another 324 observers prepared for. another, and hats. plea, Benjamin Franklin pollins. I (Continued on Page Thiiicoll) Abel had different drops which million bn Triton, long-range guld- early arrival, for the Soviet vlst- iLonier on U.3., COMPARE OUR PRICE AND QUALITY! * ...... — the two men visited together on tors have been arriving consistenl-> ! Mrs. Fred Libby, 368 Woodland ___ various occasions. (Contlniied on Page Eleven) ly two to three minutes ahead of St., has just returned from New , | Red Missili^s Max Miller Says: 11 Cu. Ft. predictions during the past four Bedford, Mass., \vhere she attend- m 3Y-y«ir-Sld'"H?yhi^en told days. ed the funerSI of her mother. Mrs. lAV-/JR. - i - - ' 1-A.Vy .the jury of nine men and three Dr. J. Allen Hynek said the Washington, Oct. 19 (JP) —- r tm - Eugenie Susinl. who died sudden- ( COMBINATION women that he had received a I ^ 0 d l l C © S satellite seems to be maintaining ident Eisenhower today met 'Ojgb ly last Wednesday. lAirge Famllv short w'ave radio from Abel some a height of about 275 miles at 40 the 13 members of hds Sdetm RIFRICERATOR Size time in the spring of 1955. He degrees north latitude:, . Its - orbit Advisory Committee for a 45-mlh*- mum Ever Ready Circle of kings alio relaled uiat ffir drove wHirfJEorce-on-Jlutyi-^ ■’leasa.A. minimum o t.ia a -we-pyi-lsr- ■ Daughters will hold its first fall' iii~U»S. Tomorrow Abel to Croton. N. Y.,- reaervolr, a maximum of about 560 and mUMlIes -r- Russian and Anlar- meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m, at the. FREEZER where Abel operated a abort wave miles from the EUrth’’s surface Not exactly as Illustrated. FOR THE home of the leader. Mrs. George FREEZER . lean. ■ • OF radio by plugging it into the car's At Little Rock as It circles the globe every 90 Neither the White Houee nor F. Borst. 82 Cambridge St. Mrs., | $230.30* By CY.NTHIA lAlWBV Canadian guests st dinner and cigarette lighter. minutes. PRICE OF then to several hundred more the acientists would disclose just J Here's An Exceptional Value report on the State convention in ' Now Is. The Tims . ^/Ottawa, Oct. 15 (ip)--Elizabeth The morning session was punct Asks Photographers Help what was said. BARGAINS! Hartford Thursday, which theyj| f.82 To Buy That G-E Canadians and foreign diplomats U ttle Rock.' Ark., Oct. 15 (AP)— ■ IT returned today to w-orkaday at a reception. uated by frequent objections to The Army tdM4iete yesterdday of Dr. Hynek. associate director of Dr. leader Rabi, chairman of the attended. Ho.stesses will be Mi.ss Freezer Hayhanen's testimony by counsel the Smithsonian Astrophysical For Our 82nd Anniversary! Lydall artd Mrs. Jane Devoran. queenly chore.s, her coronation Changing from her coronation the cahri atiriosphere lirouqd<-.ire- commiW.ee, told reporters, “Any • 4 Freezing dress once more packed away for dress, which she had worn to the for Abel, who contlnuallv asked Obaervatory.^appealed to amateur thing you Wsilt you will have to .Surfaces ■onie future storybook occasion. parliament opening. Elizabeth ap that the testimony be made "more i '*"lb'-lntelP'ated Central Wglt and professional photographers to |Kt from the President's office.” TEXTURED. WASHAILE LOOP Daughters of Liberty, No. 17 specific in relation to times and forward any good pictures of the PLUS A will hold their monthly meeting With G-E Plus Elizabeth and PrinceThlllp will peared at the. dinner and reception School by ordering a drastic And White House prbss secretary a Roll-Out leave Ottawa tomorrow for Wil- .in a "Maple Ueaf of Canada . places. \ duction in the number of spldlarz<- rocket oi* satellite to the observa- James C. Hagerty told them they PINNY.' ORIGINAL tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Orange i The case is being tried before atory to enahl4' aatronomers to Hail. The second degree will be con- Features: Basket liamshurg and Jamestown Va. i Gown," of pale green satin, it kad protecting nine Negrq students. | would get nothing. Buy these for They will fly to Washington a broad garland of green velvet Judge Mortimer W. Byrra. Hay- pinpoint the orbit more accurate I Hagerty earlier had told news- feri-ed on a class of candidates, • Revolving Shelves • a G-E Food Pro- I hanen took the stand yesterday to The surprise move ftmounred by THROW RUGS bedrooms, liviiif and ofllcers are requested to wear Thursday in Pr^tZldent Elsenhow maple leaves appli^ed with ly. I men the conference .was called be AT LOW, LOW raiCESI True Freezer • 5Isgnetlr teetion Plan er's personal plane. crystals and emaralds. With It the : beadn hla account. Secretary of pie Arfij^Brucker ^ Photographers should try to fore Ruasla’s Sputnik begwn its rooms, halls and their short, w-hite dresses. A social Door • Automatic Defrost 4 —'HayhaMn -ki. under IndtetZaenfr -Mlaahington \U)oi;^|Jit n l c t ^ the rocket sgstnst a back-' ig.ooo-rolle-an-hour orbit around . bathrooms. time with refreshments will follow After the glittering cei-emonia! Qtieen wore the light diamond' , ,v - -I- the meeting. • All Aluminum Sbelvrs *nd-pa*enntry of the young Mon tiara given to her an a wedding : T. * <^^con.pirat6r Init from this city, which has been iroiJW 4>f sUrs an»“be ahte-tir^ WofHI U 24x36"-^ $1.69 Colors: Yellow, a Butter Keeper • Porce arch's opening of. the Canadian presenttireaanf byhv herhap grandmother, the go\ernmenta ita r Witness. WTseked by nearly, seven weeks give their own position . arid the I days sgo. - If convicted. Abel could be blue, gray, The October meeting of the lain Urlspers a Egg Rack. Parliament yesterday, the Queen's late Queen Mary, a triple-row continual racial tension. exact time they snapped the pic-j Dr. Rabi professor of physics *t ■chedule for the last Rill day of necklace of graduated diamonds, executed. Gen. Orval Faubus declined com Jean, youngest grandchild of President Eisenhower, isn’t tore. . I (Columbia University, said he and 27x48"-$2.98 hunter green, iG ardp Club will be held tonight - Ha.vhanen testified in federal ; St 8 o'clock at the Center Church. Mode! LK-IIP Model HU-lOP her Canadian visit was crowded diamond-drop earrings and the ment. waiUng to hear any speeches as She dashes past Republican A watcher in Springfield,'Va., re.; his colleagues .‘had "a privileged rose and tan. NATIONAUY 'with tasks not too different' from bltie sash of the Order of the Gar court In BrookI.yn that he came to Mrs. L. C. Bates. Arkansas presi-, Chairman Meade Alcorn to inspect the decorations on the 500- ported 4n "object" passed 15 sec-1 meeting" with the. President,-out 24x70"-$2.98 Mrs. Marion Richards from the the United States in 1952 "to take ADVIRTIUD Mary Cheney Library will speak those usual for her at home in ter. I dent of the NAACP, said: "We re pound cake given to her grandpa on his 67th birthday yesterday. onds after the rochet this morning, i that it would not be iqtpi'opHata for England. The reception was a colorful as- ; residence as a citizen In espionage not concerned. I certainly thjifk Alcorn had just stepped to the microphone to explain the sig Another report from State College; j them to discuae what was. said. 36x 6' -$4.98 on "Flower and Garden Books," work.” Pa., said the rochet was sighted at He also declined to be drawn out and a brief resume of the recent 'ITie.scarefulIy worked out plan semblage, the women blazing with the troops that remain will ba.zble nificance of the cake when! the one and a half year old Mary Jean covered more than a 12-hotir day. gems, the men with gold braid and ' to handle anything that might decided to g it a closer look a t the 6-Uer cake. (AP Photofax). 6:04:10 a.m., but that the satellite!on whether the UB, ballistic mls- 14th thru 19th flower show will be given. The tollowed a full minutes later. ; 3ile and Earth satellite programs j October meeting of the horticul It started with a motorcade from ’ decorations glittering on uniforms arise. The community Is gettlnj; 22 WE QIVE GREEN STAMPS Mon. thru Set. Government House, a brief stop! and full dyesa suits, back to normal.” This would mean it was trailing i should be speeded up. tural study group of the club the rocket by approximately 6,600 Visible to Naked Eye will be held Oct. 23 at which time at nearby Hull's City Hall, a scenic | I'he Queen paused as she entered Asian Flu Shot Amis Guthridge, legal apokes- ride and a ceremony--^1etonatlng' the reception, room to congratulate I man for the Capital Citizens Coun- mllei. Observatory officials agreed Reports from both aides of tho Mrs. Warren Keith will talk on this report needed further Investi country said sputnik had been bulbs and Mrs. Earl Trotter on the first dynamite hiaat—to- start, former Foreign Secretary Lester j cll said, "Mr. Brucker's order made construction of the 331 million B. Pearson, who a few hours be- Less Effective gation. sighted early todSy. Ambassador attracting birds to the winter gar ! no impression on me whatsoever." Ike Hits Differences Several visual sightings tended G. L. Mehta of India skid he saw The CORK den. tr ilM M E “Queensw’ay" section of the Trans-1 fore had been notified he had won Army officials here seemed JW.HAK Canada Highway. I the Nobel peace prize. more surprised than eViUans. An to bolster reports that the rocket It from the teirace of the Indian might actually be in two sections, embassy in Washington at dawn to M A N C N im ii C o m m * In mid-afternoon Elizalieth was Smiling broadly, Elizabeth ex- Than Forecast Army spokesman aald Njast night, Rev. H. C, Cattau. executive sec to put another young maple tree pressed her pleasure, then asked. or have a second part trailing. day. Rooftop observers In San CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS retary of the Lutheran Service So- ' that Maj. Gen. Edwin A\W alker, Based on Prejudice The orbit of sputnik and Us much: Francisco said they saw ajlutnik or Into the ground at, Qov’emmant "How does It feel to win the Nobel Washington, Oct. 15 ((P)—Army who commands both Paratroopers ciety. Inc., will speak tonight st | House, aa the did on her visit six' peace prize?" brighter third-stage rocket eon. one of its celestial travaling com FREE PARKING IN REAR OF OUR STORE MILLER’S 8 oclock at Zion Lutheran Church, medical researchers report that and Arkanaas National Guards tinued to puzzle observers because panions at daybreak there. They years ago. I "Swell!” replied Pearson, who I preliminary test results Indicate men, had recelvedd no orders yet and each evening Including Thura- | * “ * • The long day was to end. with ; earlier in the day had received a Washington, Oct. 15 (AV-Pres-* Sept. 28, Adams lit Into Fsubus the Russian visitors were not act. day. He will also answer questions 130 ] the Asian flu vaccine is less effec- to release troops from duty here,^ ident Elsenhower -quite possibly without mentiomng him by name. tng aa predicted by the big elec, (Continued on Pagn 'Ehlrleen) « government reception at a local congratulatory message from the PHARMACY and give counsel to those who seek Note: Timer Is Extra. I tive than predicted. Brucker announced that 500 of alluding to school integration tronic brains. hotel, to which 1,000 were invited. Monarch. The early-atage findings were re-' But there was no mistaking 299 GREEN ROAD it. A cordial invitation is extended and a formal dinner at Prime; The Queen and her husband troubles — says Americans must Adams’ target as he said that In Smithsonian observers felt it was to all to attend these special serv • Pushbutton ' layed to District of Columbia physi- (Continued on Pa(te Revrnteea) ■vj’lpe out differences based on prej Arkansas: ' "too early" to speculate what force Control Minlater John Diefenbaker'a home., mingled separately among the r Clans in scientific assembly yester Phonw Ml 3.4134 ices of the Preaching, Teaching' It waa also Phllip'a day to step guests for almost three quarters udice and on "unreasoning adher was causing the satellite to baffle and Reaching Mission, for both ‘ day. over a cloaed-circuit television ence to pur own beliefs." "Stale soldiers were used to predictions. adults and children. His subject'! • Rig Master General Eleetrle Into the limelight with a j hour. Tken the royal party ] hookup from Walter Reed Armv block the orders of a federal court FREE PICKUP AND Oven speech on the conference he apon- { The President made that state . . . actions have been condoned Visual observations, of moon- Bulletins DELI\'ERY SERVICE will be "Jesus Reveals Himself Antomatir • "- regrouped at the rear of the room, institute of Research, at the Army ment to several hjindred Repub wStch teams and others through Fully." sored at Oxford last year on the the red-coated 'military band Medlcai Center here.. that , encourage lawleaaness In from the AP Wires a All Calrod 'hum an problems of Commonwealth stnick up "O Canada," fblipwed by News Tidbits lican party workers who went to major regions of our country . . . out the world indicate that the Units DISHWASHER Industrial communities. Dr. Maurice R, Hilleman. chief the White House late yesterday to daily shift, or precession iii sput “God Save the Queen." and Eliza of the Inatitute’a Department of there, before all the world, Amer ' m A Truly Portable T h e. Queen was hostess last beth and Philip walked through a Culled from AP Wires selute him on his 67th birthday ica’s shining symbol as the land, of nik’s orbit, is actually slower by as a Fuliv Ailto- Dishwasher With Respiatory Diseases, said only one anniversary. much as 50 per cent than the rate NIKITA ISSUES WABNINO matlc; With Bight at Government Houae to 114 lane of guests to retire. of the seriea, of testa on which he liberty and Justice has been be-' , Copenhagen. Denmark, Oci. IS FREE Power Rinsing Eisenhower spoke informally to smirched.” . • the electronic brains predict. Timer reported showed an effectiveness More than 2,0000 San Francisco workers ssiembled oh the The early arrival today, as id ()P)—Nikita KhroahcheT,; Soviet $182.82* approaching the predicted 70 per high school students absent and * chimney without obligationl 470 Main Street Malcolm Muggeridge, fumed: ' ■ . . Miss Finland 37, 22 ;„'S' Diplomatic Break Likely United States today expressed said.- rated the vaccine at 30 per ] , / . „ secretary Junes C. Hagerty; . v.i . ' .r- ■ " ' regret, at, Yugoslavia’s decision "If we've reached the Jiolnt at cent, and studies at Ft. Dix. N. J.. | ’ -named new llllss World OPP. THE POST OFFICE which honest opinion ilMHit the whether Eisenhower was awAre in to grant diplomatic recognItlOB to tlieOoiniminist East Germaa' When’s the last time you had your plant looked monarchy is tnadmiasible or scan- l^^lrated result, as good ra 65 per I Ribicojf accept S X ""o u U e‘ « TELEPHONE Ml 3-2209 daloua, then we have ceased be regime. A State Department at? Chances are it needs an expert inspection. a free society."' On the aame program U . Col-. rTCeDt*lon*’f*'^ '*®’‘*“* Tito, East Reich Accord announoement said: “We do not Muggeridge. 64-yedr-d)d former (Christian Gronbeck, dlrer tor of the owm?*" tU»n aa he did." i think It n1,ll contribute to a set Now is the time to do it! We’re equipped and Automatic Sditor of the British humor maga Walter Reed Institute’s Division of Q”®*" *^*'•*‘5 Hagerty replied that the Prisl- tlement of the Germaa prob qualified to check it from attic to basement... p— — — OPENING SPECIALS...... zine Punch, described the mon- Medicine, cautioned aga,lnst wnd- ’ ' r | dent did not see the full text of the lem.” This American attitude. It Ing uncomplicated Aslan flu ca.-ses retried Adams speech In advance, but that: Sure Rile Adenauer was said, "has been made known "FILTER-FLO" WASHER . archy as “a kind of royal soap to hospital-s. He said-many of the ^ criminal Hbcl conspiracy Elsenhower was fully aware of the- to give it a clean bill of health or suggest remedies WOMEN'S PLAIN PLAIN, AND opera" in an article In the Satur to Yugoslavia on a number of day Evening Post entitled ".Does 16 deaths attributed to Asian'flu ’ Ki»t of the address before Adams Beilin,i O pt.'15 (A5—West Qer-^ Allied officials conceded that Yu occasions.” for any ills found. We can also fiU your tank with Sl-x members of Oklahoma fam-1 made It man Cbapcellor Konrad Adenauer SUITS AUTOMATIC DRYER Dryer and Washer Ma; England Really ])leed a Queen?" (Continued on Page Eight) ‘heir car] As Elsenhower himself did on goslav recognition was an Impor- twin-action Mobilheat—the fuel oil that c/eons SKIRTS with Either 110 or J130V Operation Purchased Separately He had been scheduled to discusa I W ith train in Kansas . . . Body today yerft reported bent on Unt victory fov.Rua.sia and Its RAINS AGAIN HIT TEXAS as it heats. A Special Value When You Buy Both Matching UnitsI the article on British Broadcasting of 3-year-old Minnie Haun found ! tougjv policy toward Yugoslavia in German jatellite. The West, has' Dallas, OcL 15 (JP — Violent DRESSES TROUSERS C(N:p. (BBC) television last night for Marshal Tito’s de- tried to keep the East German re- thunderstorm's crackled again but hla appearance was canceled, U .S. C o u rt R efuses Tennessee Cumberland Mts. Klke n X llllallO n W a n rjslon to recognize East Germany’s gime In diplomatic Isolation in 'Texas today' following torna- CaD us today for expert advice, damous twin- Both $ a few hours before the program. Communist government. hopes this wouM hasten an agrees' does and floods that killed at action Mobilbeatl ^ * A BBC spokesman said: "We’ D ram Law H earing Mii^x^in'sj^'raVpirt‘of ‘Flat E ailui^ Qualified diplomatic sources said ment to reunify Germany through [•‘•"t three persona and drovo H A A have come to the conclusion that! .ji.i “ ,; striking force. . , Gov. Robicoff to ' _____ a break In the formal diplomatic free elections. • , hundreds from their homes. A For wa should not give further pub-1 head and keynote national con NUnUCi Oct. 15 (/Pi—Thp Eisen ties between Bonn and Belgrade . J ‘ . J r squall line timt moved over Paw- I t U U 382 llcity to a matter which has al- i , Washington, OcK 15. (F) — The ference on traffic safety in Wash was likely as a ,warping to other hqd warned „ee In South Texas droppei 1.56 USE OUR l a y a w a y PLAN ON ANY PURCHASE ready had enough." i United States Supreme Court haa ington Dec. 9 and 10. hower program to halt Inflation nations that plight think about break inches of rain in t6 minutes at Ro^ularly $1.25 Rogulariy 65c Muggeridge,' a wittty, sltver--1 refused to rule on the oonstitu- has been a "flat costly failure," falling in line with Tito. off ties wirii any nation recognlz-. 7;jo ,.m . out oH black rolling tionallty of Connecticut's contro Frank Dunn of Ansonia con ...... I Mobilheat' B- haired disturber of many a hornet’s 1 victed of making false entries un- says Cheater Bowlps, former Con- But the diplomats added that ‘"5. u 1-clouds. Cleburne, In norih cen- SOCONY MOBIL HI ATIHC Oil nest in Britain, had described the! versial dram law because, it says, deratating by more than 3100,()M the two nations might continue which the Western allies consider tral Texas, got 2 Inches in Irii BBC in hts article aa "that serene I the appeal brought to It Involves nectlovit governor'and ambassador illegal and not representative of i hours. ' MALCOLAi Mu g g e r id g e .federal credit union funds.. . Sput- to India. working relations, 'since West the 18 million IBast Oerman.s. ! • ■ _ _ _ _ SAME DAY SERVICE— FREE DELIVERY temple of contemporary ortho-1 no substantial federal question. nilc placed at about 3.55 miles Germany la Yugoslavia’s most im EASY TERMS doxy." HO said It always treats the I ' -t Speaking here last night to Adenauer made an exception 't W1ND.S DELAY U.8. ROCKET makes a pysdn who | as It passed near Co Democratic leaders of the 20th portant trade partner. royal family with exaggerated me and whlcJi, I think, la extreme- sells liquor to an intoxicated per-| himbus. * Riusia. BalOmore. Oct; 15 (/pL-a u - CALL MltehoU 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY Senatorial District, Bowles said Dusan Kveder. the Yugoslav am- Yugoslav officials expected a •D u e’To Our I>ow Pricing, A Small Charge Will Ba Made-For DeltYerier aolicitude.. ; ly important.’-’ . , son liable tor any damages caused j Alfred Univei-slty co-ed t who bBssa'dor:' to Bonn, informed the Force and civilian acientists de APPUANCE DEPARTMENT The article said, among other He added that prices continue to rise, adding protest from Bonn but not a sever layed three weeks in their at ^ SILENT GLOW OIL BURNERS , ^ .f , A"'*ric«ns are I by toe par^aser while under the .disappeared Satui-dayaay^ “the'responsibility for this sRua VVest German Foreign Office last' ance of diplomatic relations. <3ov- MANCHESTER things, that British ^ bluebloods ^ re- 6 lot of punk’ on the mon-; in^e.nce of-the liquor he bought.! just to go out on own and find a I thin lies larcelv with o u r 'covcm night that hta government today tempt to Are a 4-stage research ernnient Circles also did not ex Please Use Oak St. Entrance ward the queen as "doWdy, frum p-] archy. "On one hand there is; The law has been on the Con-1 job. . . L rm e r Harold Cralir I it^ t ^ WMhinzron’’ would announce the establiahment rocket 1,000 to 4,000 miles. Into Uh and banji." ^ ; (he adulatory type of punk^ we j nectlcot Statilte ^ok. for years, iiockei in“tuort fo' Sot^t! BmvJed.'^wTo":^!"." the country’s pect any reduction in Yugoslavia’s space, hoped today for more fa of diplomatic ties with the Qpv- Important trade with Iveat Ger vorable weather, conditions. A DRY CLEANDie man satellite nation: many, w’hlch has granted Tito mil source close to Project Fkr Side, J .W . H A U G a t^ K J fih P d o ^ n e .V lh '^ 'w lllIh * ‘5* n>onarchy-ta-a-aIOt- j ly in a number of, drunken drlv- j kbout 3H9.!KH) mark; ^ bUiration Liid, who leraed La uJe Adenauer and Foreign Miniser The CORK lions in credits. MORMRTY BROTHERS «t ^bertkbridge, near,tha EngUah qf-damn noijaense punk they have lng_caaea. > i E»i-ly baUoUng-runs. .si»tty In | head of the (Sflce of Price Admin- the Air Force code name for the MAIN OFFICE OMl PLANT GREEN STAMPS aouth coast that ha wrote the Heinrich Von Brentano, in Berlin . Yugoslav offlcials did expqct little-publicized high altitade over there.” The appeal which the Supreme Hartford’s, . municipal _ primariesprimal istratlon, diacuaaad what he term- for the opening of the new Lower 31S CENTER ST. MANCHESTER MANUun'iR. Comm, -■oi article ‘’firstly for money (12,500) Muggeridge' noted that unless Court declined to hear waa died I West Germany to indicate its dia- research effort, diacloaed yeater- 93W ELLSST. — MI,3-72S4 With All Ciah Sales and secondly, because it is s sub- early this afternoon. . . Malayan i ed the three major Issue voters will House of Parliament, held an ur pleasure by leaving vacant. the' da.v that Pacific Ocean storms, CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS and Honduras ambasaadora present I gent meeting on receipt of tho Yu- Jset sritich profoundly interests ^(Coatlaued OB Fage Ten), (CbaUaned on Page Bight) with high winds had hold up tho JUianbower. (Ooatlnued oa Page Ten) goalsv bdmbihaU. . ,(Oonttnned oa Page Tea) "V laifnchlng. a : ■ “ . ■ '' ' ■ 1 ■ I /: